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THE MALAN LIBRARY
PRESENTED
BY THE REV. S. C. MALAN, D.D.,
VICAR OF BROADWINDSOR,

January, 1885.

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.. I find the Armenian language - which is twin, the literal and the vulgar --
difficult, but not invincible; at least I hofe not. I shall go on... It is α rich
language , and would amply repay any one the trouble of learning it.

LORD BYRON
to Messrs Moore and Murray
& and 3 dec. 1816.

PREFACE

The Armenian language, celebrated for its antiquity, is
modelled in a great measure by the Greek and Syriac, the richest
idioms in the world; but it has undergone since its origin numer-
ous and considerable alterations both in syntax and by the adop-
tion of words from foreign languages. This is especially observed
in the translations of Greek and Syriac authors during the VI,
VU, X and XII centuries of our era.

The progress of philology permitting us at present to study
accurately our language, if not to be absolutely it’s masters, it
behoves us to endeavour to prevent the influence of modern lan-
guages, such as French and English, from making too many en-
croachments. The first of these languages, written and spoken by
so many foreigners, has become very familiar to many of our Ar-
menian fellow-countrymen. The second, owing to the extension
of British power in the East, visited to it’s extremities by English
ships, and to the foundation of that vast Indian empire, could not
fail to attract the attention of the Armenians. It’s study became a
necessity for their commercial transactions ; and they found also in
its literature treasures of a varied, rich and original style. It is
strange to say, and yet it is an undeniable fact, that many Armen-
ians know the English language better than their mother-tongue !
Far from opposing this partiality for it, we wish to promote it,
regulating and directing the study of that language, by means of
good grammars and dictionaries.

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This is no new idea of our’s. The Armenian Academy of St.
Lazarus has- worked for many years, and is still seriously oc-
cupied in spreading the knowledge of the English language in
.Armenia, by publications of this kind.

All living languages require to be modified according to the
progress of time. New objects require new names; nothing more
rational. But it is an imperious duty for learned men to control
these innovations so as to prevent too great an abuse of neology,
that gnawing worm, which alters, corrupts and distorts the most
_ beautiful languages. To attain this object, all friends of science
should unite together to oppose with all their might such abuses,
and the help of the most humble assistant is not to be despised.

Scholars of the highest order and distinguished compatriots,
whose commendation is precious to me, have imposed a heavy
task on me, requesting me to publish a new dictionary. I have
done my best to repay their confidence. The stock of the first dic-
tionary being exhausted, and having found it incomplete, it was
necessary to consult several Armenian and English works, and to
have recourse to a new method, and change the rules adopted by
the Rev. F. Paschal Awker, that learned divine who has rendered
great services.

As regards the number of words, our New Dictionary is much
richer than the former one and at the same time more purified. It
contains besides the terms of the Armenian language used by an-
cient authors, a great number of popular words in daily use at pre-
sent in our country, the synonymes of which exist only partially in
works of our classic authors. It contains also a scientific nomen-
clature, composed by the first scholars of our nation, and by our
best Academicians more particularly, of words relating to astron-
omy, physic, anatomy, natural history, chemistry and alchymy.
We have included also some « current » words; that is to say,
words generally made use of in good society , making a judicious
use of them, and explaining as well as possible their meaning.

It is some years since we published the second edition of.
the English-Armenian Dictionary; which we have revised, mak-
ing additions, corrections, suppressions etc.; and now we have the
pleasure of presenting to the public this Armentan-Enouish New
Dictionary.

The old Armenian-English Dictionary (pub. 1825 ) — compil-
ed by the above-mentioned Rev. Father, with the assistance of J.
Brand Esq. the eminent Armenian scholar, — was undoubtedly a

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most excellent work and was very favourably received by the
literary world of that period ; but the many researches and
studies made in both languages during the half century which
‘has elapsed since the publication of that book, have caused a very
detailed revision of the original work indispensable. That is what
we have tried to do in as accurate and extensive a manner as
possible, and we have done it most willingly as it seemed to us
as necessary for our own countrymen as for foreigners.

We have done our utmost to make this dictionary as com-
pact as possible, preferring to offer it to the public in a conven-
ient portable size, so that its small dimensions may render it ac-
cessible to all. For this reason we have omitted the genitives of
words terminating :

1st in ph2f, such as pla δ fri, whose gen. is always phuli,
that is to say, plo/ibwi.
Odly in qnjl, gen. gach, git ’ peusqdingnyt , -χασιζ,
σφ 5.
3dly in wi, gen. /, ene εἶνε ἡ μευ, —f, -μή.
Athly in ulip, gen. ΠΣ κεἴμενμεἶἵιρ, ΠΣ
5thly in πειϊ, gen. hast , gyre δῆ, —fut, as well as the
nominative plural gyapdichp, gen. —diwty,
Gthly in Hag, gen. hgh, fgug, qumuibys -ἤσῥ» —Ygug.
‘Tthly in n2hh, gen. mSery, oShuwy, bpwtine Ss » —mefey,
—a Shug.
‘Sthly in py, gen. s/s sengs ηωρίδ πε βν —g3f» -gyng-
Qthly in ny, gen. gh, geugs Spgny, τηβι τηωφ.
10thly in ηξ, gen. gif, gftuy, piybglt, —yfibf, —qfiug.
11thly in np, gen. pf, pug, (Fuqacap, ph, πρῶ.
12thly in Ful, gen. fy ag, Fngqnifushh, —fp, —wg.
13thly in wz, gen. ΟΣ ΠΣ frpoyfis, --ὦ ΩΣ —wyling.
14thly in typ and μιν gen. pery, ων (δι and putrayfr,—pery,
ἐξ beng.
Ε isthly ὦ in bap and wih, gen. tery, δώ, babbip and wshwhf,
—iny, τως.
16thly inng, gen. fp, wg, fublusing, --ἴν τωρ.

As we have indicated the gen. of all the roots, we have na-
turally suppressed also the genitive of compound adjectives with
the roots ufn, SAG, gkw, etc., such as debpudfer, wyenqudfii,
pulbagte, etc. having the same genitive as their final radical ;
that is to say: df, dinfr, dinmg; dft, Sup, Shfig;, φξων φῥωῥ.
τὐ ον. — This occurs also in all compound words and also in

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the verbs, of which we have often omitted the preterit tenser -
instead of putting Sb ghissynegutl lL A gueyfs, we left the repetition
“πεν which is at the same time the preterit of the verb gacyea_
ibd’. — We have also suppressed the genitives of participles
employed as adjectives, as they are invariably 4;ay, bjag: opStbay ,
ΟΣ

In those genitives which are declined in ῥ᾽ in the singular
and fy or #g in the plural, not to repeat unnecessarily before
every word /, fg, or «y, we have suppressed the singular, and
employed only the plural. For instance: instead of putting pss ,
by bg, fi park, fs, wg, we have made use of pay, fry, diepSenh,,
wy. — We have adopted this system for all other genitives de-
clined in Wy mg, me, meg, byw, bauriy; as, εὦ [Ὁ ne, ΩΣ κω,
σε πὶ. proghq, baw ’ baaig .

We have arranged the English words according to their
different significations in Armenian; the synonymes are always
divided by a comma only (, ) and the different significations are
separated sometimes by a semicolon (;) at other times by a
colon (: ) where there is a different signification. — Not to repeat
the Armenian words which are at the head of the article, or the
English words and phrases in the middle, we have employed the
following small horizontal line ( —), as also in compound words
formed from it by the addition of a syllable or another word,
when they follow in the same paragraph.

In the series of Armenian words, we have adopted as much
as possible the method of our Armenian Academic Dictionary,
making a summary of nearly all the words chosen from our clas-
sic authors; obsolete words being excluded, as also a number of
compound words, the meaning of which would easily be under-
stood even by those unacquainted with the Armenian language.
All these words have been substituted by other recent terms re-
ferring to arts, sciences and trades, adopted by our best modern
writers and grammarians. And if we met sometimes with doubt-
ful or unknown words, we have expressed this uncertainty by
making use of an interrogative point (?), thus denoting the word
as an unknown one. As well as all popular terms or phrases are
preceded by an asterisk ( * ).

For the English words we have followed the method adopt-
ed in the very extensive Dictionaries of the two most famous lexi-
cographers D. Johnson and A. Boyer; as well as the Dictionaries
of Alfred Elwall, John Millhouse, J. P. Roberts, E. Clifton and
the Technological Dictionary in three languages of A.-L. Tol-

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hausen , (pub. 1873); all which are much in use in many
European Lyceums and schools.

This Preface is followed by a Table of the Armenian Alpha-
bet. It contains a better and more correct explanation of the sounds
of the Armenian letters in English characters, which has not been
so fully explained hitherto. We have added also a Short Accidence
of the Armenian language. At the end of the dictionary two lists
will be found ; one containing Proper Names, the other Geographic-
al and Historical ones.

These details are given for the information of our Readers,
but in no wise to lessen the merits of the works of our predeces-
sors. Besides the compilation of a dictionary is a work of time,
and if one can say so of industry and ingenuity — which brings
neither glory nor profit to the autor, particularly so, if the critic
discovers faults therein.

eres τ τῷ Quas aut ineuria fudit,
Aut humana parum cavit natura.....

“HORACE

The wisest thing is to attribute inevitable imperfections to
inadvertency and to human weakness, and to’appeal, without the
patronage of the poet, to the indulgence of the Reader.

St. Lacarus, the 24 February 1879.

F. M. B.

SHORT ARMENIAN GRAMMAR ;

WORD

Words in the Armenian language
consist of eight parts ofspeech; Nouns,
Pronouns, Verbs, Participles, Preposi-
tions, Adverbs, Conjunctions, Inter-
jections.

NOUN

In nouns six peculiarities are to be
considered : Gender, Form, Species
or Kind, Number, Case, Declension.

GENDER

In the Armenian language the gen-
ders are distinguished by their natur-
al significations, as

MASCULINE

μων Adam. Qhapnu Peler, bebeng
Gregory. ὦ μην Vardan, &c.
εν father. neuen SON. Bugwenp
king. ΤῈ bull. baSh pen. a stag. Δ εἰ ἢ easy
9 0.
Weba® tribunal. gop soldiers. S68 byw.
quabe cavalry, horse-troops, &c.

FEMININE

ὕω, Eve. Deep ful Mary. Goch
Susanna. τ σα σε ᾧ Rose, &c.

ayy mother. pay sister. Suiput bride.
Baqactf queen. kad cow. κυ heifer.
daph ewe. shupf hen. &qt hind, δια.

COMMON

Jape man. qucanh child, uqusy infant.

SF nw. an heir. (Fnzach bird. huss ἃ.

chick, chicken. Suse fowl. nshsup sheep.
usquehf dove. dh horse. 9% dog, ὅσ.

NEUTER

Qacp water. og air. 4aq earth. «ἥεωρ..
Spt body. Eph hip heaven. πώ light. δ᾽ ὦ".
tree. dbnp hand. nine foot. 4agh soul,
spirit. dp np mind, mach house. ευ[8 ποι.
chair. bbwhp life. hat, death. Sadpb ane
(FE patience. wifpwenc(3h injustice, δια.

FORM

The forms of the nouns are three:
simple, a8, Siwpg man: Preceded by
a particle, as, bfiepg inhuman: Com-
posed of entire words, a8, Swppusmbe
human, kind.

The different modes of producing
compound epithets and words, are the
treasure and ornament of the Armen-
ian language; a thousand varieties of
compounded words may be made in
this tongue.

SPECIES or KIND

There are two kinds of words : Prim-
itive, as, Siupq man: and. Derivative
or Derived having at the termination
a particle, as, εἴων 1...» human.

The Derivatives are most abundant
in the Armenian language.

NUMBER

Numbers are two : Singular, as,
Sugg. man: and Plural, as, dapge OF

dpe fh men.
2

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_ The plural of some nouns is formed
in ἃ particular manner, 88, 4/% woman,
Gubuyp women. duthp convent, dulunpuyp
OF quwinpkuyp convenls. aby or thre
bouk, «οἴσω» books. Sartore fy child, boy,
Authenf children |, boys.

CASE

The cases in the Armenian language
according to the modern authors are
ten (10) in number.

4 Nominative sdiepe the man.

2 Genitive sdinpary of the man. [man.

3 Dative Supa cy or Ρ “ἴω ey. to the

4 Accusative géwpg the man.

5 Ablative f Super from the man.

6 Narrative ΓΟ ΤΟ] concerning the
man. {man.

7 Instrumental Siupymd by means of

8 Circumdative gdiwpand about the
man. [pacW in the man.
9 Commorative ῥ᾽ supe or fb “ωρ.

10 Vocative oq diwpg o man!

According to the ancient authors
the cases are properly only six (6).

1 Nominative. 4 Accusative.
2 Genitive. 5 Ablative.

3 Dative. 6 Instrumental.

And these will be followed in the
present grammar.

DECLENSION

Concerning the number of declen-
sions of the nouns,
authors are various: we will number
ten (X), dividing them into two classes.

The first class contains six simple or
regular declensions, and the second
four mized or irregular declensions:
and they are distinguished from the
Second and sixth cases in this manner.

Regular declensions

SINGULAR - PLURAL

Gen. Instr. Gen. Instr.

Δ ῥ, μιε- by, fupe

8. re ge aes

3 ΟΣ “εἶ . nag 9 nd p 9

Α͂ sede ΓῚ δῷ [3 e subg + a Ag .Φ

δ wey πες megs nope

6 En, ὅσα OF brg ’ brag or
ky, bap e kag ᾿ haney .

the opinions of

Irregular declensions

SINGULAR PLURAL
Gen. Instr. Gen. Instr.
f on ᾿ end or’ burg ’ cody or
ese busy “hop .
2 fs asd. asleg »\* ssthprp »
3 nips esse, OF easel ze « εἰ, ἢ ’ wip δ
A ay OF us , esse. OF E-cese_o

I
_ SINGULAR

Opew the king.

Unpuy of the king.
“ἢ or oS LE ay » Sf ecegyp sey to the king.

Urge, the king.

uUireeey,t from the king.

Uneewfe with or by the king.

PLURAL

«yp the kings.
ee of the kings.
epeyhs OF yuppoys, guppuyn to the
guppayeu the kings. [kings.
JUeeusbg from the kings.
Unewwbae with or by the kings.

II
SINGULAR

upg. the order.

ραν of the order.

Gaypgh or f hangs “γε. hug to the
ἤρα the order. (order.
f Yupgt from the order.

Qapgee with or by the order.

PLURAL

epee the orders.

σης of the orders.

Hw ppg or f Guppy to the orders.
quuapge the orders.

ῥ Yapzey from the orders. [orders.
ΣΌΝ or hupzop with or by the
ΠῚ
SINGULAR

Pung the man.

Vepag of the man. [man.
Vergy or ΟΣ ἃ or Ρ αἴκω ἡ. to the
αἴ wp. the man.

ὑ Vapqy from the man.

ΠΣ ΣΙ with or by the man.

PLURAL

Juweae the men.

Bacecs of the men.

Vapgry or f oleae gs ops to the men.
VU apee the men.

ῥ ἴων... from the men.
Uepeodg With or by the men.

IV

SINGULAR

2p% the foundation.

ῥέων of the foundation.

λμπωῖ, or ᾧ 56% to the foundation.
qlp% the foundation.

b 2ptant& from the foundation.
Upiiedp with or by the foundation.

PLURAL

Lptucke the foundations.

Lpdwty of the foundations.

Upduwing OF f Sfefeeteu to the foundations.
qLftactes the foundations. |

b Lpdtevy from the foundations.
Lpledne With or by the foundations.

γ
SINGULAR

Fut the treasure.

Gatton of the treasure.

Patton or f gwtd to the treasure.
qb=+2 the treasure.

ὁ Ῥω. from the treasure.
Porte. with or by the treasure.

PLURAL

}oit, the treasures.

Fuidecy of the treasures.

peitecy orf zuwides to the treasures.
qgbeait. the treasures.

β Fwtdeng from the treasures.

Ῥω νει, with or by the treasures.

VI
SINGULAR

Urebep the fountain.
“ of the fountain.
ΜΟΥ yeqpfep to the fountain.
qUaehep the fountain.
υἱδυρδρξ or you phept from the foun-
in. [fountain.

χρόνια OF wqpkpos With or by the

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PLURAL

Urekpe OF xq efepp the fountains.

Uretbpy or ayy [εἶν prety of the fountains.

Urebeg. wqekpuy OF ywppk pu, yurg,
efepes to the fountains.

qUapbpe OF gag epee the fountains.

sre 4 yg OF yeu μέσων from the foun-

tains, [fountains.
Ozeécee OF eng pl pasep with or by the
VII
SINGULAR

Séqb the place.

Séqury of the place.

Shauny or al ney or Ρ ants afs to the
“8.:η, the place. (place.
ὗ Shqucy or Ρ anf gen Ὲ from the place.
ϑδηγδξων. with or by the place.

PLURAL

Séqhe the places.

ϑδηδω of the places.

Skqbung OF f nkyfu to the places.
qS&qbu the places.

fb Séqkuy from the places. [places.
Séqbwep Or obykep With or by tho
VIII
SINGULAR
βεκ the burden. .

Fenfu of the burden.

Pinfe or ᾧ péat to the burden.
qPhént the burden.

ν Péawtt from the burden.
FLauwedp with or by the burden.

PLURAL

Rénfie the burdens.

Rénwvty of the burdens.

Pénwhy or f peafts to the burdens.
qgPénfiw the burdens.

b Peau, from the burdens.
Piawdpp With or by the burdens.

ΙΧ
SINGULAR

ft the woman or the wife.

Ging of the woman.

Yung or f 46% to the woman,

qufi the woman.

f Yoogt from the woman.

Uwe OF ζευΐμωυ ἶε with or by the woman.

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PLURAL PLURAL

huiwyp the women or the wives.
YQwtwig of the women.
Ἐμεῖς OF wn hwbuys to the women.
qUwtwyn the women,

f Yutuiy from the women.

Qutudee with or by the women.

The following are declined
tn this manner.

Uenipe the days.
Ucceng of the ae:

7-~g OF June to the days.
qUencpu the days.

Uoepy from the days.
ἔτεος with or by the days.

SINGULAR

“ὦ the father.
ἌΡ or Soy of the father.

we» Sop OF gSayp to the father.
“2 the father.
b Lwepk or f Sop from the father.
2pe With or by the father.

SINGULAR

Ῥῥεη or glow the village.

“δὴ of the village.

‘beo2. or f ghey to the village.

qbeq the village.

f “bé9t from the village. PLURAL

bhegbe with or by the village,

Zre the fathers.

Lug or Surputlg of the fathers.

ΟΣ Supiuthy OF gSmpu to the fathers.
wou the fathers.

b Lwpy or f ςξωρωΐο from the fathers.

Z~pag with or by the fathers.

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PLURAL

bene the villages.

4 ῥεηβα of the villages.

‘hheahg or ᾧ theys to the villages.
abpequ the villages. .

fb bh-hy from the villages. (villages.
Φῥεχβερ ΟΥ̓ τ{εηορ with or by the
sixaunas SINGULAR
ϑὲγ the Lord, the Master.

S4mwnt of the lord.

Shad or gun to the lord.

“δὲν the lord.

ῥ Sbwntk or f Sénut from the lord,
S4 undp with or by the lord.

Ségpu% Tigranes.

Shzpwtuy of Tigranes,

Shzpustusy or Ρ Sh¢put to Tigranes.
qSheput Tigranes.

b Sfzpwiuw from Tigranes.
ϑβαρσωΐωωε. with or by Tigranes.

ΘΝ SINGULAR
Séap~p the Lords, the Masters.
Sees OF nb pruvtty Of the lords. [lords.

burg ’ an ἔτ pause 3 Or gnbupe to the
q94wpu the lords,

f ϑέωμρο or f mk puty from the lords.
Eeudpe with or by the lords.

Z&qhué Helena.

24qftk wy, of Helena,

Li qbtb wy OF ssn. γ 4.71... to Helena.
E£qtut Helena.

b 2εηβνξιω from Helena. -

Léqbbbu with or by Helena.

| SINGULAR ΩΣ

Uce or op the day.

Derry of the day.

Ucar OF jue OF “ον to the day.

qlcp or 490 the day.

yueet or “ορξ from the day.

Venera with or by the day.

ADJECTIVES

Adjectives in the Armenian lan-
guage admit besides the number or
case the degrees of comparison.

The Comparatives are formed in

three modes : 1. with the particle g-.,
88 pep. 900d, peopl gryt , beller. 2. with
the prepositions ge%, tw, m-eb,, a8,
hes, greal, εξ ὃ pet, hb & bes, ἰὠσπ κω,
ak, J&& , greater. 3. with different
cases of the substantive, as, db f
Supguplfg . greater than all prophets;
ao. Sinpywpku, greater amongst the

The Superlatives are also formed
in three manners: 1. with the parti-
cles ον, ate, AS» teks or t~ put be-
fore them, a3, ascites pops best, alle
| ee Ὁ, wisest 9 gh punhinpocy » most
clean. εἴξ drusdenghyres, most convenient.
baw > greatest. 2. by adding to them
some adverbs, as, has dk δα οὗν OF llr
Sag ον | oy greatest. Jyt ιν εν (FP cass 00_
gyk, οὐ gens, worst, ealbul ft
ghekghl » most handsome. Epfge Eqhb pb ‘
most miserable. 3. by redoubling the
positives, 88, εξ δ᾽ ωεέδ᾽, greatest. us
same cad or δ ρ αἰ σε. ει. ἔτ puts dod worst,

PRONOUNS

Pronouns supply the place of nouns
and, like them, have case, number,
and peer the first, second and
thir €rsons, a8, ba I, ene. thou, thew he.

In Armenian they have no genders.

There are four kinds of pronouns:
Substantive or Personal, as, δὼ I, gnc
thou, fipt he, himself, pep own, himself.
Definitive, as, an: this, gus that, tu that,
he, she, it. Possessive, a8, pi or fulzy fit
my, mine, kp OF dkpryfit our, ours, pry
Orgaft thy, thine, dkp or th pryfh your,
your's, pep or frpayft his, hers, its,
be pbwhy» their, their's; & Relative, as,
op who, which, that, what.

The three letters», 7,%, are called
Articles - distinctive -of-the-persons ;
and joined to the terminaffons of
Words and verbs, shew their persons
or order, and are used as personal,
possessive, and definitive pronouns;
85: dioprge, [who am aman or my man,
or this man; hiepyy thou who art a man,
or thy man, or that man; ἐπωρμην he who
aman, or his man or that man.

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DECLENSIONS OF THE PEBSONAL
PRONOUNS
ba I.

bv of me, mine or my.
fied, gee ν «ὧι. fru to me.
qt me.

p2é1 from me.
fis. with or by me.

Uép we.

UWép of us, our or our’s.

αἴ δε us. '

ὑ Wézp from us. |
Uéap or dJ&op with or by us.

bare. thou.

‘Rn of thee, thine or thy.
‘Pig, wn. pla, gpkq to thee.
Γὰ ΕΣ thee.

& Ῥεῖ, from thee.

‘ft. with or by thee.

‘boup Yo or you.

Qt of you, your or your’s.
2... gab, wa. dig to you-
qQkq you.

ὑ θεν from you.

Qéup or thep with or by you.

hit he or himself.
Pipéwt of him or his.
Pigk at Or wa. 2.7.) to him.
qhiph him.

JPupvt from him.

Ἰήχρε wif with or by him.

Tigtwip they or themselves. .
Pupbwiy of them, their or their's.
Digk wig OF wn. fi_pt win to them.
qlitekutu them. .

hipb wig from them.
Pipl wipe with or by them.

VERBS

The Conjugations of the verbs are
four, and are distinguished by the
last vowels of their indicatives, which
Are, bs ow, au, fre

The indicative of the First conjuga-
tion ends with the vowel Ἐ as, gu.
Std, I move ; of the Second with » as,
porwted, Lwash; of the Third with .»»
8.8) 4bqued, I pour out; of the Fourth
with f 88, σειν, 1 learn.

ἮῬ

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Specimen of the four conjugations of the regular verbs with their moods,
tenses, numbers and persons.

- INDICATIVE — Present
Sing. Pers. Plur. Pers.
Gap dt-bdl-bu-k gut —bilp-Lp-bh.
Ἰ σε caste— cas αὔτ. cones erry . yee ss lr— ess ef p—ereg p —sste ο
25η--ε. Ref, Sby-acdp—rye-nch.
Nec — fol fru— p> neewte— help -hp- [re
Imperfect -

Gap t—bp-Ebp-bp-
Lee wt—ayp—aybp-age >
Lbq-aep-nebe-yp-
ἢ}. “ον -ξῤ-εξρτερ.

Gupd-—bof—kygkp—busg °
Legh ~ghy-pacug .
Lh q-b-Ep-Sbq-

6 488g — κα f9— 49 ε-. e

Gupt—-k ghg—k ughu—kagk .
Locw—ghg -ugh w—agk .

dig τα ΟΡ
ΟΣ

εωρδ-ξωρτεβρ-εβν.

ἐπε sle—enzerp—sny frp anit «
οὔ η- περ πε ξρ-σε hi.
“τα. ὦ ΟἿ,-- ἔς ὦρ--ἴ hp—E fin °

Perfect
ἐωρό- ἔπιαρ- υβρ- δ fb.

prew—gnp—gfie- gli
ὁξητ ρ-ἐρ- Pes
m_u—anp— any p— usls .

Fulure
gupd-—-kagayp—buffip—Lugkt °

luge w—ugnep—uf{p—a te .
Δ ξη 4 κι ρ Ερ- ΑΕ. -
nea—gaep-Shp -οὔν» Φ

IMPERATIVE — Present

ζωρσεω, df ppt bp «
GupF buyk ν εἴ guipth ugk .
| a ’ εἴ pocusbuey .
Lecwugt 9 dp porecasugh e
Leys lft Skquep-

-2 δὴ" ἢ εἴν φξησξ.
Neuf 9 εἴν acuwhh e
Πευρῦ ᾿ εἴν “εν ᾧ e

Cup t-baffin or apt bughs ’

Σιωροξίγωυ .
σεῦ ΟΡ ἐπε, δία ᾿
poemugh °

Future

Gapthgke. df 20pFkp-

Gu pthughth ᾿ dB 2uptkugkh .
σεν ρ [ dB ἐπε. κεν Φ
ον χὰ ν εἴν νει ἐμ α δ᾽ Ὁ .
2δηᾷρ. if Sbqnag-

2 ΕἾ, jf Séqgkh.

ἢευ σε ρ 9 df: newmathp Φ
Newfie , df: negli

GurpF-bugd 4p gap κυ hip ᾽
Σωρεξ δ Ὁ Φ

Lore cerry ct ep . ἐπε ῇρ Β
pov kh e

Least ogy πῆρ. Séqgbh.

Leg dtr Or φησ δ.» φησ.
Neupte or reise pilin 9 “εν Κ΄ e Neugeep ’ ae_ufli p ΟΥ̓ “εὐ ἢ ’ neug[ihe
SUBJUNCTIVE
The Present is formed like that of Indicative.

Future

ep F— [8 ρ- bok p-fgkt-

ἐπε εἶν τις 4 h dp — ay gh psa gh'h
4b q—acgacdp—acgayp—acgaeh °
neuut—byblp—byhe- babe

Garp high igh u- high -
Vere caste tary be of “94 ἔπ on — cary α ἔς °

bq-acgacd—negneu—negne. .

Ye cscasts -byblbopu—bob ;

XXIII

INFINITIVE

Guy «- Lee. arte — ἐμῇ be 2ξη- πες.
PARTICIPLE --

ἢ «υὠΐτ-ῥι. or δ,»
Present

Cuptag or Gupt-bgng- Lrcwgng- Z&anq- ἢ ecrscstasrg «
Past |
Gur SE e004 © Ϊ τε sary be aasy « Le qk uy. [Ἰ..ὦ δ᾽ ἐσ.»
Future

Guy tb yng or Gupt- bib .

| σεν “ἢ. Or Ϊ σεωΐνεω ν .

2 ηισπα ΟΥ̓ Leal ἢ μευ γα OF, Wessels .

CONJUGATION OF SUBSTANTIVE VERBS
Defective verb pr. 7 am.

SNDICATIVE — Present

brlam κω thou art £ he is.
bdp we are Κρ you are £% they are.

Imperfect

ft I was £fp thou wast Ep he was.
me we were Efp you were £fz they
were,

IMPERATIVE

Up be thou or do thou be.
2 0F bed be you or do you be.

SUBJONCTIVE

htt I be baka thou be bgt he be.
hyédp we be figke you be ῥα δῖ they be.

INFINITIVE
bly to be.

PARTICIPLE — Past
be, been or having been.

Future

ey which is to be or about to be.

Defective verb ony Jam or 7 exist.
INDICATIVE — Present

Gov I am'gow thou art 4. he is.

We are geyp you are gai they are.

Imperfect
tote thou wast ga he was.

>2,[% they were.
SUBJUNCTIVE — Future
Gocyk he be, it may be, it would be.
Ypnsytt they be, they may be.
INFINITIVE
x, to be, to exist.
PARTICIPLE — Present
bang being:

Substantive verb pruvne 7 am made
or done.

INDICATIVE — Present

Dqutf fT am made &quife thou art
made £ywhf he is made.

Dawtfedp we are made £qutfe you are
made byuhf% they are made.

Imperfect

Ὀγχωνε [1 was made &qutkfp thou
wast made £qutLn he was made.
Gywtbap we were made bawhkfe you
were made Lywitfi they were

made.

Perfect
ὕ1ξ or ἔην Ihave been &£gép thou
hast been £4 he has been.
Gyep or δηδωρ we have been skp

or 4quye you have been 444% they
have been.

Fulure

ὕχξ9 I shall be &qhgfu thou shalt be
kabgh he shall be.

XXIV

Future
Léptp or tlthitie or pbg fe be thou bat!
let him be.

Liye'ne let us be pbpte or pbohpie bo
You shgft let them be.

SUBJUNCTIYVE

IMPERATIVE — Present
Ul &qetfp be thou not Lobo lot
him be. ;

Ὀηξρήερ beyou of Lywthp be you not
δηῤοῥ let them be.

SUBJUNCTIYE

The Present is formed like that of the Indicative. - Present is like that of the Indicative.

Fulure

Dabght or Equifghs I shall be made
δηῤοῥω thou shalt be made Labgf
he shall be made.

Dabsbelp or fquibgfulp we shall be
made δηΐβᾷρ or δηξοῇρ you shall be

Future
Lftfgf-r I be or may be /bifgfu thou
be ;bipyf he be.
Viksbepe we be pbifphe you be βυβυ δ
they be.

made δηβαξίν they shall be made. ee
Lfzk, to be.
INFINITIVE
PARTICIPLE — Present
whly to be, to be made. t : ᾿
δηωῦβς to be, to be ma e, to be done Ling, being.
PARTICIPLE — Past
Past

4 & d I : i
Gy&«, been, made, done, having been Loy oF shew been, having been.
Fulure

Dawbhyng or Equibk sb which is to be.

Future
Lbibzng or εἰ» δι᾿ which is to be.

Substantive verb Iam, 1 |
wie ΟΝ FIRST CONJUGATION

INDICATIVE — Pregeng Active tarabv To move.

Lifer Tam pfipe thou art μή ho is.
Lethe πὸ are sbuke you aro εἰ ῥν
they are.

INDICATIVE — Present

Gepttt T move pupdbu thou movest
2upFE he moves.

Gupt&dp we move zeectE£p You move
2upt bt they move.

Imperfect
Lpuk6 I was jbutfp thou wast ihtkp
he was. | eee
LitLup We Were (bikhp you were ,h_ perfe
Eft they were.
Future

Lig I shall be tégfe thou shalt be
L t5f he shall be.
bgece we shall be jf he OF ¢bfhp you
shall be stgpr they shall ic

IMPERATIVE — Present

le be thou εἶ iltbp be thou not pb.
“ἢ let him be.

Lée or phptep be you shoe be you
not ;byfr let them be.

GupFEf I moved or was moving ξωρ..
F£bp thou movedst or wast moving
2ee¢Ep he moved or was moving.
utt&ap We moved or were moving
2zweF &bp you moved or were moving
ξ ρα £m they moved or were moy-
ing.

Perfect

Cupt-kgf I moved gant bake thou
movedst :updéLwy he moved.

Gupthgup We moved 2epthohe You
moved puwptkgf% they moved.

Future

Gupthofg I shall move ep t- bas bu
thou shalt move gepééugé he shall
move.

Gupthuganpe We shall move supcehs
the youshall move χωρεῖ δ ως ΕἾ, they
shall-move. |

IMPERATIVE — Present

ζωρόεξωώ move thou df gpd bys move
thou not erp t bough let him move.

Geptigkp Move YOu dF gwpd-Ep move
yOu NOt pupébugkt let them move.

Future
Capt buffip OF papS-bugka move thou
opt ireogf let him move. |
Cept-bagteg let us move gant 5 uff p
MOVC YOU papd-bugbs let them move.
SUBJUNCTIVE
The Present is like that of the Indicative..
Fulure
Gat fgt a I move, I may, might,
could,-should, would move upc f_
gk» thou move, &c. up thgk he
move, &c.
Gop figk ole we move, &e. eupt-bakp
youmove, &c. pup fbi they move,
ἢ [&e.
INFINITIVE :
ὕωρδε, to move.
PARTICIPLE — Present

Capt an or ΩΣ moving , who
moves.
Past

Gu pS br asp OF gept bg uy having moved.
Future

Gepd-bjag Which has to move.

Passive turany To be moved
INDICATIVE — Present

Cupdpf Lam moved ρωροΐῥψω thou art
moved κωροΐῥ he is moved.

XXV
Imperfect

Gupt Ef I was moved eupth by thou
wast moved ωρώ ξρ ΟΥ̓ pupJ-frp he
was moved.

GupShup WO Were moved aupcEfp
you were moved »ωρεΐκ » they
were moved.

Perfect

Gupthkgu I have been moved guy.
¢igup thou hast been moved sup_
fégue he has been moved. :

Gupdkgup we have been moved pup_
Fk guye youhave been moved aur_
«δ οἷν they have been moved.

Future

Guptbguyg shall be moved »ιωρεῖξ κι,
gbhu thou shalt be moved »ωροξ δυο ῦ
he shall be moved.

GupFbagoupg We shall be moved κγ΄.
Sffhe you shall be moved yaptbu_
gle they shall be moved.

IMPERATIVE — Present

Gurpt- brug or gupta be thou mov-
ed offi gupthy be thou not moved
guptuyf let him be moved.

GupFt hguprcp be you moved Be
She be you not moved gupebught
let them be moved.

Future

Gupt bulb Or zapF ffir be thou mov-
ed puptbougf let him be moved.

Gupthugdap let us be moved guapd fr
Ske be you moved 2apt Lught let
them be moved.

SUBJUNCTIVE
Present is like that of the Indicative.

Future

Gupt fyb 1 shall be moved οωρσῥ.
gv thou shalt be moved pup ῥοῦ
he shall be moved. -

Guard fgfde We shall be moved ρωρ..
Shyhp you shall be moved ;ιωρο ῥο ἐν
they shall be moved.

INFINITIVE

Gupt βίᾳ we are moved pupthp you | Gupd-fy OF zeptk, to be moved.

are moved κωρο fz they are moved.

ὩᾺ

XXVI

PARTICIPLE — Past

Gurpd-b us, OF 2 brag br easy moved, being
moved.
Future

Guptkyng or gusppt kesh which is to be
moved.

In this manner many neuter-pas-
sive and common verbs are con-
‘jugated.

ea

SECOND CONJUGATION

Active tanuuur To wash
INDICATIVE — Present

Tere cestocen eS” I wash prewhue thou wash-
est soewhuy he washes.

Lecwendp We Wash pnewbuyp you wash
prewhut they wash.

Imperfect

Lecuwtuyf I washed or was washing
prcwtuyfe thou washedst or wast
washing pecuhayy he washed or
was washing.

Tecwhuyap we washed or were wash-
ING pocwhuyhp You washed or were
Washing jocuwtuyft they washed or
were washing.

Perfect

Loewy lf I washed pacugka thou wash-
edst socwy he washed.

Lecurgurp we washed ΟΣ 7: you
washed jacwyfz they washed.

Future

Lecaghy I shall Wash pecwagka thou
Bhalt wash jocwuyé he shall wash.
Tore surgery we shall wash ne woke you
shall wash [r-wught they shall
wash.
IMPERATIVE

Present and Future

Loca: ’ premuflin or (eewagk'y wash thou
df ἐπ ε-εὐνεω» wash thou not qe,
“8 let him wash.

Locwugnep let us wash poweagkp or
πε Πρ wash you (ocanghh, let
them wash.

SUBJUNCTIVR —- Fulure

Lecwhuyghf I wash, may wash, might
wash, I could, should, would wash
pocwtuygha thou wash, 80. gown
tuygk he wash, &c.

Lecushuy gh lp we wash pewhayghp
you wash jacwhuygkt they wash.

INFINITIVE
σειν, to wash.
PARTICIPLE — Present
Lewwgoq washing, who washes-
Past
Locwgbay having washed.
Future

Lecatteanyng who has to wash.

Passive ΠΝ To be washed .
INDICATIVE — Present

Ἰ σεν Tam washed jocwifu thou
art washed ;acwhf he is washed.
Lecutfufp we are washed snwihp
you are washed ;rcwifz they are

washed.

Perfect

Ἰσεωσῳ I have been washed μείων.
gap thou hast been washed πάνω,
gw he has been washed.

Ἰσεωσαρ we have been washed seco,
gue Youhave been washed sacs
gwt they have been washed.

Fulure

περ 1 shall be washed ovecaes 4y foes
᾿ thou chalt be washed prre-esssy fe he
shall be washed.
Lrewuge,p we shall be washed secs
She you shall be washed sacmughe
they shall be washed.

IMPERATIVE

Present and Future

“τε εὖ, peu le or prrssuplirs be thou
i washed pany let him be washed.
Lacwugeep let us be washed ἐσ. ρ

be you washed jrcumyfe let them
be washed.

SUBJUNCTIVE

LecwheygpS I may be washed μεν.
teyyfe thou mayest be washed
(a why gf he may be washed.

Lecwbeygfdp we may be washed prem
‘eyghe you may be washed ace.
τα fits they may be washed.

INFINITIVE
lacwf, to be washed.
PARTICIPLE — Paet

lecugé ay washed.

Future

le. οἱ δ which is to be washed.

The passives of the second conja-
gation are not so harmonious to the
ear, whence they are sometimes form-
ed by means of the verbs substantive,
or the actives are adopted with a
passive sense.

G@anmcscemp *

THIRD CONJUGATION
Active zvinnw Τὸ pour oul

INDICATIVE — Present

Zbyaed I pour out 44qeeu thou pour-
est out ςδησε. he pours out.

Liqeedp We pour out ςά σε,» you pour
out 64q02% they pour out.

-᾿

Imperfect

Léquf I poured out or was pouring
out Skencfp thou pour’dst out or
wast pouring out $4q, he poured
out or was pouring out.

Lbqacwp We poured out or were pour-
ing out S4qnchp you poured out or
Were pouring out S4qaft they
poured out or were pourifig out.

Perfect

2&qb I poured out $494 thou pour’dst
out’ &4h4 or 4δη he poured out.
‘gap we poured out $éhe you pour-
ed out 4446% they poured out.

XXVIII
Future

2&qby 1 shall pour out Séq94e thou
shalt pour out ςδησξ he shall pour
out.
2δησπε,ρ We Shallpour out 4éqffhe you
shall pour out $4q94% they shall
pour out.
IMPERATIVE

Present and Falure

2&q» SéaSlip OF ςξησξω do thou pour
out of $éyecp do thou not pour out
46q9& let him pour out.

2εξησήει let us pour out 4δηξρ or
4 ηδίρ do you pour out of Séqnap
do you not pour out 44qg6% lot
them pour out.

SUBJUNCTIVE — Future

LéqaegaeS 1 pour out, I may, might,
could, should, would pour out 44.
ἡ“. 5 “πε-ὦ y thou pour out, &c. Sbqne
gv he pour out, ὅσ.

2ξηνε “περ We pour out, &e. 4bqne
ὅπερ you pour out 4bqnegach they
pour out.

INFINITIVE
Zéqnez to pour out.
PARTICIPLE — Present
ZAqoy, pouring out.
Past
26q&_ having poured out.
Fulure

Z4£arg who has to pour out.

Passive 0 θυ" To be poured out

INDICATIVE — Present

Z&qutfl I am poured out S&quipu
thou art poured out $4704 he is
poured out.

Lbquifde we are poured out 4δηω.
bhp you are poured out 4hqubfs
they are poured out.

Perfect
2&quy I have been poured out 46.

XXVIII

qua thou hast been poured out 44_
qese. he has been poured out.
Z&qepe we have been poured out 4

᾿ς quyp youhave been poured out $4_
qwt they have been poured out.

Futwre

2449 1 shall be poured out S£a9fu
thou shalt be poures out 4éa9f he
shall be poured out.

2 δησπερ we shall be poured out $44,
She you shall be poured out Séqef%
they shall be poured out.

IMPERATIVE

4

2δηΐν or ςξηρβω be thou poured out
S4ag[ let him be pouretl out.

Léquprice OF Séaftie be you poured out
Séas[t let them be poured out.

: INFINITIVE
Zé yutfy, to be poured out.
PARTICIPLE — Past
| 2k q&a, poured out.
Future
Z&qb which is to be poured out.

The deficiencies of the third con-
jugation passive are supplied from
it’s active.

FOURTH CONJUGATION

Common verb nnunupy To learn
INDICATIVE — Present

lest pds I learn ocumwtfe thou learn-
est σε he learns.

ἢ “οὐ ῥεῖ» we learn avwthp you learn
nenwhfite they learn.

Imperfect

Newswthf 1 learned or was learning
σε thou learnedst or wast
learning neuwt£p he learned or was
learning.

N\_uwiwp we learned or were learn-
Ing newwbkhe you learned or were
learning σειν ἤν, they learned or
were learning.

Perfect

New 1 have learned meuwe thou
hast learned acum. he has learned.
flewuwp we have learned mewayp you
have learned meus they have
learned.
Future

ΡῈ I shall learn ough thou shalt
learn aewgf he shall learn.

Nlewgrge we shall learn «uffhp you shall
learn aewgft they shall learn.

IMPERATIVE — Present _

Neufe learn thou df swwhhp learn
thou not neugf let him learn.

ΡΣ, do you learn dp neuwhbp do
you not learn σε ἐν let them learn.

Future

Neupftip or “ε- εὐ β lin learn thou “εν ἢ
let him learn.

Newgcepe let us learn ncufhip OF vu,
Lfike do you learn «cegft let them
learn.

SUBJUNCTIVE
The Present is like that of the Indicative.

Future

Newwt pgp l learn, may, might, could,
should, would learn acumtfghe thou
learn, &¢. ncuwbfgf he learn, &e.

(Veco caste frey fool we learn, ὅσ. acuwihhole
you learn suwwhpgft they learn.

INFINITIVE
Necwtfy OF newb, to learn.
PARTICIPLE — Present
βευωἕν»ἡ learning, who learns.
Past
(\_w&u having learned.
” Future

Newwikyng OF newubbf who has to
learn.

Thus are also conjugated the com-
mon verbs, which in the first person
of the Perfect terminate in «.

They are at the same time active
and passive.

ΧΣΧΙΧ

IRREGULAR VERBS

The Irregular Verbs are changed in their Perfect Tenses in the following
manner.

Tafinitive Indicative-Present
edd, to do. wrtt&f I do.
pot, to put. git SI pat.

wk, to hear.

whuw36, to know.
Uéqeutst, to sin.
Buwakky to rise.

get 1 hear.
Meshes sb of I know.
Mi quash 1 sin.
yunthkd I rise.

Sw, to give. wu I give.
Sa, to come. gulf 1 come.
Nuwt, to eat. nemkS I eat.
dub, to drink. σα I drink.
tL, to take. actfd I take.
paz to go. Lpld wit I go.

Perfect

wpeapf 1 did.

kgf I have put, I put.

ὦ 1 heard.

Swthbuwy I have known, I knew.
diquy 1 have sin, or sinned.
ypu, 1 have been risen, I rose.
kone. | have given, I gave.

δύ I came, or I was come.
ζσῳ Ihave eaten, I ate or eat.
wpe I drank.

heyy, I took, or I have taken.
gnguy 1 went, or lam gone.

VERBS IMPERSONAL

Uvyé, it begins to cloud.
Wstphk it rains; it is raining.
Beet the dew falls.
Σεηίηωωξ it comes pouring, it runs
2.24 it snows. [over.
μον oy ons (F-E it shines.
Unwcowt it begins to be day-light.
ἵνα it blows very hard.
Ono wwht it lightens.
Qeyepk pl it produces fruit.
[1.6 it bellows, it roars.
heghwtde it howls.
βωκωε it bellows, it roars.
bey it clears up.
ΨΩ ΝΣ it dawns.

Upb bayateny it darkens; the night falls.

σεν, it is become night.

Leos wlosary it brightens. iy

wcuwpubay it grows dusky.
Lpwbey it kindles.

stadedard | it thunders.
Up it is reported, they say.

it appears, it seems.

af it seems.
hepdf ‘tis believed, it is thought.

‘

Luf it is noised abroad.
Zecrsmtel, or 4 esses ecstofs it happens, it falls
Q won Sé it happens. [out.
Luh fey f it happens.
ἢ ρων one must,
Buck OF guch it pains.
Ug & it becomes, it is fit, must.
Ups ot £ it is convenient, it becomes.
Uist & it is impossible.
βωρεηρ & it is good, it is well.
Phun & it is hard.
Yao” & or Gesdp && it is wished, it wills.
δορί £ it must, it is necessary.
εν ( εὶ may be.
Busy & it is clear.
Gun Ε it is enough, it sufficies.
Q wren ξ it must.
tk, & it is fit, it is proper.
Qéwmp &% it must, it is necessary.
Opéu & or &%’t is lawful, it allows.
.,(2- & it is cared for.
Qgruw £ it is expedient.
Β g& & it is suitable, or convenient,
it becomes, it is fit.

xxx

ZUUUM0SUGP NELLA — ABBREVIATIONS

adjective, adjective feminine
adverb
agriculture
algebra
anatomy
Arabic
arithmetic
article
astronomy
botany
Chaldaic
chemistry
commerce
conjunction
figurative
French
geography
geology
geometry
grammar
Greek
Hebrew
interjection
Latin
marine, sea-term
mathematics
mechanics
medical term
music
proper name
Persian
philosophy
physics
plural
possessive
preposition
pronoun
rhetoric
See
substantive, substantive feminine
Syriac
Turkish
verb
— active
— auxiliary
— defective
— impersonal
-— neuter
— —-active
— passive
— pronominal
word
zoology
popular

Sia pong
bphpwqaphac[d ft
qm φω)βι.

εἶργεν εἴτ ἤἥ ἶν ον μεν
“ρα ρῦρεν
[Pocumputene [ὁ βεῖν

Πα
ns en ervey ον aso foseve. {forte
oasis ae — : μεν
ἀκ oh
coven jo [σοι ps esste vee. [ope
of mE sas κω ly exit we [ὃ βεῖὉ
zeae
afs 0 fos ams ps bs posse ly nite
quogyfuplts
wspfucp Garg pac [ὃ fret
Cpl pap abe [ὁ fet
br pol posssg eorefrene [έν
pe pulatae [9 ch
ον ΕἾ,
bppaybgiplt
Hfmptynn [Pfc
“οὐ νδρεῖν
δινφευβν
Σῴινη ζω ι [3 fret
flr νεῖ οἷον [ὁ βεῖ
πό χη θμεν
bpd :ennefd frets
susan ἢ οἷν εἶν
sagen poe ly br eke
fomamwnfpor[d pot
εν prune [Ὁ fd
yngzbunlf
evere sss yess ly wits
Toes: frocnreg rene. με᾿
qghpwhack
Keser matters. [δ forte
Sha
qystah, ey. peo gat
ear on ops br po Ete
ww Ὁ ἡ balks

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— χρμνηριρῇ

— zhane

‘eed —bhpgnpdwhad
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— ghpathachwlak

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Ὦ (ipe) ayes fy s. the first letter &
the first vowel of the alphabet; =, a,
one; first; «, ten thousand.

— It is sometimes changed for δ,
E,phe, 85) aqenfep—Eyunfiey s Depa
meee νος ’ whhanbh—phhoglin 9 48a,
Awn—eXwee And sometimes it is used
for ornament ; a8, sab εν αἴξ. μων ἔν; α7᾽,
qk eo δῇ.

U. Ws, int. ah! oh! alas! oh heav-
ens! wf a, whe whe, alas! ὁ Lord
God! on (9 creme. ccs ἢ, εὐἿν »O miserable! o
villain! o rascal!

Ue s.ab, the twelfth month of the

ebrews. - [abbot.

Dawe Depews, a ἃ. H. ὦ. father;

Uewpef. —nt 4. Gr. w. euphorbium.

Dnpeys fy 4. Syr.w. abba; 8. Ua:
τοῦ -whayp 8. abbot, superior; phy
Sabpohet --, abbot general ; ~puhue
a, abbatial ; τ εν . abbey ; -αε (ἢ
t.abbey, abbacy, abbotship.

wine δ. H. w- Bamah, high place.

Uspwoncsf sf abbess, superioress.

με, & s. tinder.

Ups, 4p sf. Abel’s sister.

bqas(Fooq 8. MONK’S funeral.

Uebqeys fy 3. monk, friar; - ,fub,,
to turn or become monk; -οζωΐ a.
monachal ; --αὐέὰν s. monk's food ;
o~af3 fee oF |

w

Opsqn-(2f 4. monachism, monastic
Uebybuwt s. pl. monks. [life.
*Upbqnet 4. zool. lark, tit-lark; Epgt
-, the -- carols. fan; pn. Ebion.
μεν, -wyh a. H.w. poor; Ebionit-
gealtku 4. Gr.w. agate.

Uges+ wy a. avaricious, stingy,
grasping, sordid; g&nfsuyfte —, very
greedy or insatiable avaricious; --ν,,
pup ad. avariciously, niggardly; —a_
dhe a. Very covetous, griping, miser-
ly ; -- οἷα [ΟἹ - αν bgp un- to be avar-
icious, niggard, to save sordidly; to
be sparing of, to hoard avariciously ;
— quguSnc(Fh, to be given to covet-
ousness; -- ὁ dudiutwit, to be spar-
ing of one’s time; -σείϑ 4. avarice,
niggardness, stinginess.

qequy ὃ. Qpwqug:

Ug a. early-rising, diligent.

Uygerbhe» ἐξ ων ὅ. clothes, attire,
dress, garb, raiment; -- amf/g, shoes,
slippers; -UbdS, gay, ghps δώ OF gee
“ἔς un. to clothe or dress oneself, to
wear, to put on: to take lodgings, to
pass the night, to sojourn, to dwell;
to stay; — quu4u,to put on a breast-
plate or cuirass.

Ugestendfl? , ay 8. H. w. liquid vessel.

Ugeay, wg 8. Gr. w. agape, love-
feasts.

U2,

Ugues fra. pop eee docked, tail-
less.

Ugupusl » wg ὃ. farm, land, field;
country, village; - wkghe, roral or
country places; --ωμωγί δ. farm- -guard-
ian, or inspector; -.,/% a. agrarian ;
rural, rustic, country ; — opkip, agra-
rian 1aW ; ~atuod” on. to be deserted,
a ;-b4 8. small field.

q¢hnwl s. the under part of the tail.
Ugbeng a. tailed ; — msuay comet.
Ut» oss ge.0ag S$. tail.
yap. eegtg s. lever, bar, crow-
bar; ring; enchasing, jointing, staple
of a lock.

ἴεν, f s. G.w. agon, fight, Olympic
Game; -οαὖρ. gewg 8. agonothete;
—epuszin ὃ. APONA 5 —esssfusgyy —asprusys 8.
athlete, wrestler; —pumu,p 8. athletes.

Ugonuwhp 9. dung-hill.

hee Sey A » kg 8. Gr. w. pipe, tube,
conduit, canal, aqueduct.

ae 3. palm, hollow of the hand:
brick ; a. hard.

Ugrngutbe, “0 va. to clothe , to
dress ; to enchase, to set, to fit in: to
harbour, to lodge ; -- hoobhe » to put on
the shoes of; - eFias ener acidkp, to
pul a ring in a person’s finger.

Ugeeghya.enchased. [ἃ Yaishal.

we me. 8. TAVED, CLOW; 8. Ya Δ
*Uendky 6. the groin.

Deg 8. egat.

Ugerslinl?ney 6. banana-fig, plantain;
—(dqttp s. banana-tree.

Dgerlining » f s. diamond; 8. urg.
hupu ἢ) πᾶ a. adamantine; adamante-
an, hard; magnetic. [of the Hebrews.

wy oy ὃ. adar, the sixth month
εν, ν, Ugh, wy 8. H. τυ. Eden,
paradise. (Lord God.

Ugeifus, οὖ 8. H. ὦ. Adonai, the

eas ἡ εὐ» εν sl, “με Ὁ} UN. to grow dry
or lean, to fade, to wither.

Uqurqh S, Eg va.to cause to fade,
to tarnish, to dry.

Uquegae 8. ‘bot. carpesium.

Ugquegqre% a. dry, arid, dead; lean,
slender, wasted away.

quinn. wy a. free, independent;
freed, affranchised, redeemed, uit,
ransomed; large, vast; noble; -- Was
ufw, the great Ararat; - wntk, 8. U
qos εὦ ἦς, 0 -- - Gungneyustb,, ἴο dispense, to
exempt; ;- or

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Ug ces ose aco gs esoys ad. freely ; nobly; “ων...
ULS, kgh τη. to speak freely, frankly ;
-plpwt a. plain- or free-spoken, --.
tongued, frank, bold; ad. freely, bold-
ly; -ghy > προ 8. freed-man, libertine ;
—gnetbg 8. the noble corps, corps of
nobles; a.formed, composed of nobles;
—gykd va.to set ‘free, to enfranchise ;
—gpac{d pe s.libertinism, enfranchise-
ment; ~¢£.fad.openly, frankly; -- χώρα
-qgf, —qukeaw, a. of noble birth, high-
born, illustrious; -gog s. regiment of
nobles ; —F-ngnd -funcdp 3. [γυναι
“πεῖ; —fuou S. Letep dates ; 3-4 a.
very noble ; -40% a. liberal ; free;
noble ; —fsbne(2h 4. liborty ; liberality;
generosity; nobleness; - ἣν s/. gentle-
woman, dame, lady; —4/y a. s. free-
companion ; -he yee 8. the nobility; --.,
4pon s. free-thinker ; -quwy s. public
free mill ; df a. noble-minded, free-
hearted ; generous, liberal; Sian ΚΣ
s. free- heartedness; liberalism ; bel,

« un. to free or rid oneself, to shake
of, to break away ; to be ennobled or
exalted ; τ. -nkwpp 8. pl. the nobili-
ty, the aristocracy, the court; -ωξσν
ubpw, a. fond of liberty, liberal ; —wf_
pectah s. love of liberty; liberalism ; ;
-mnhd ἢ. assem sarees yoo 5 end εἶδε [Ὁ fete
8. noble birth, nobility of family; —_
σιν wg A. 8 liberator, saver, deliver-
er; πρώτα. free-footed.

| ed ae Egf va. to liberate, to de-
liver, to save ; to enfranchise, to
emancipate; to free, to exempt, to
disentangle, to disengage ;
uéfva. to free.

Uquwerneef s. free-born, son of a
noble, nobleman ; -aphuap s. pl. the
nobility, the peers.

Ug ers essere [9 fret ὅ. liberty, freedom ;
exemption; privilege; emancipation,
deliverance, enfranchisement ; noble-
ness; generosity; frankness.

Ugquenesh sf. gentlewomane [paw

Ugquenp&g 5. bot. parsley, S. δηω ζω

[χων ον ΕἾ, 8. Ui qace are με.

Ung pusfrocdp a. very close, serried.

Oger. eft 4. weft, woof, warp.

Ugey 8. simple stick.

Ugg “9 nation, people; genera-
tion; race; gender; kind, sort, quali-
ty ; sex, ht epoch; century; ; manner,
way 3 Pine -«g + Book of Judges;
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ration to generation; -- Juyny, the
Armenian nation; Usgzghuwgh 4-&, of
the English nation, English; (& ffs

bf --οε., 1 am American by birth;
—futkeby , the female sex, the fair sex,
the woman kind ; -- dwpehet, the hu-
man kind, humanity ; -- ἡ . with all the
nation ; # —, the same, the same man-
ner, equally ;—» —p pubwuppae{Ph at,
the different kinds of literature; <p &

» all nations, all people.

pet s- genealogist.

Deg petueteas a. genealogical.
Degepwbtd, £yf va. to draw or Write
ealogy, to number ancestors.
putoc(Ihed s. genealogy.

Ges “42. Ueeh «αὖ 4. many na-
tions, many people; a. various, diffe-
rent, manifold.

1.5...» ἃ. admirer of his country,
who praises his country.

Degegee, Uggegeaet a. who be-
trays his country.

eure a. who shakes, over-

throws, upsets the nation.

Uer—[2 fe 2. relation; genealogy : li-

neage.
| ee wag a. united by nationality ;

s. national assembly.
Oyz—frwad a. relation, consangui-
neous. (consanguinity.
Dygafewatn (thee 4. relationship,
a. who agitates, disturbs

the nation.

Byg ad shoft a. known by the na-
tion ; known to the nation.

% s. relation, kinsman or
kinswoman ; οἷν pdecop —, next of kin;
a. like, analogous.

Dgy-feten(h 4. relationship, con-
sanguinity, kin, cognation; race, fa-
mily; likeness, analogy; zeqe «Ὁ
faba. fF, tho ties of relationship.

Ogg ehatatp sf. kinswoman.

bq& a. who hides or dissimu-
lates his nationality. (his nation.

Uys—$£975 0. who rescues, liberates

Urg—4by 4. parent, compatriot; a.
national, of the same nation ; allied to,
wear, like, similar, analogous.

» egy on. to make alliance

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b :

7 ζηνε Δὲ 4. consanguinity: affi-
nity, alliance by marriage: analogy,
likeness, resemblance.

UgeSadiog δ. consus ; enumeration ;

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- wnitk,, to make the census of a na-
tion or people.
gp 04 sar ecr ove [fore s. oxtinetion of a
nation, race. [or race.
UgqguSacc. 4. chief, father of a nation
Uggs ht a. national: related, allied

to by marriage; s. parent, relation;

— poppe, navonal character; ss:mhgwe_
@p.% -, national tradition; -- σ᾽ aqui
Zayng, the national assembly or sy- |
nod of the Armenians.

Ugg-sryog. a. which unites the nation ;
s. national tie. :

[γι ἷκε a. devoted to the nation:
offered by the nation. (nation.

Uggenyeed a- who is proud of his

Ugg-arayi-o s. chief, governor of ana-
tion or family.

Ugy-wayb wee fF fre s. charge or office
of a governor of the people.

Uggsoey fey’ a. incestuous.

Unga soreey tt πὰ fret 4. incest. |

w£~ a. loving his country or
nation, patriotic. -

Daag sev es fare ree f0- for %e s. attachment to his
country or nation, patriotism.

Uez-deyk, a worthy or becoming to
the nation. [mily or race.

[.γ.....ὕ. crntehey va. to extirpate a fa-

[γα κα a br νυ a. who hates his nation.

Ugg sree br gee [9 forte s. hatred of one’s
nation. at progeny.

Ugywn4at s. family, house, genera-

Uggadbdlp » Ogg--d hi ade throughout
the nation, nationally. |

[..ι. σι 9 μεν 4. nationality.

Uys s. sensation, feeling; advice;
-wntk,, to give notice or information,
to notify; to instruct; to advise, to
admonish; to announce, to publish;
— ων, ΝΣ ΟΣ ple’ OF δωΐεινε., tO
precaution, to premonish, to put on
guard; -- ,bzb,, to be aware of, to be
informed of; to be announced oer pub-
lished.

Ug sah ante a. advising, monitorial :
penetrative, energetic, efficacious.

wp ἃ. place where a public
notice is proclaimed: instrument with
which notice is given, horn, trumpet.
pep a. monitorial, advising; s.
monitor, adviser.

Degg eeprerpue [9 fat 4. advice, admoni-

tion, counsel; warning, summons; no-

-tice, information.

Uerézh a. sensible ; sensitive.
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Uez4;ha's. pl. the senses.

Usage, kgf va- to inform, to adver-
tise, to announce; to influence, to in-
spire, to dictate; to work upon, move
or affect; to suggest, to insinuate.

[μεδ5“-ᾳὦ», χω ght a. efficacious,

energetic.

Ogg bh gott fect . Uggk germ . notice,

warning, admonition; perception, in-
stinct; inspiration; suggestion, insti-
gation: efficacy, force, power; empha-
wis, energy:
"8::.ε- α εεἧο ἕν of 8. [μ{-- (viser.
Brzfs a. efficacious, energetic: s.ad-
Uggrqupuy ad. efficaciously, ener-
getically.
Ugg-rywhut a. efficacious, energetic.
[.χ1:515. 3 fet 8. Ogg byoeltfed-
my “ε- α. efficacious, strong, e-
nergetic, penetrative;pathetic, expres-
sive, emphatic, significative; active,
vehement, spirituous, violent.
Ugg neat 5. Ugebgacltfer.
User eke s. thigh; back.
Unger, arght, δῆ» » χα 4. nation, peo-
ple, generation; 8. li |
Ughbe - tach s memg (he fine, good, @xX-
quisite, excellent, precious, rare, choi-
ce, worthy; noble, great; genteel, ci-
vil; ad. ἐπί. well! very well! bravo! .
Ugiremwpurp ad. genteelly, civilly;
nobly, generously. |
Ugtacuwpepry, bg a. genteel, civil,
well-mannered; noble, generous.
Ugencuwg fe a. precious, dear, rare.
Ugrecwgee{? a. benign, clement,
kind, merciful, humane.
. ΣΟ dl α. noble, illustrious, of
a noble family.
Ugiocwygf a. of noble nation, race.
Ughrewagne(Ft s. nobility of nation,
race. °
U,giressfue4 a. who has noble sen-
timents.
Ungiacuhat a. civil, genteel, noble,
generous: s. gentleman.
Ugirrcsshatre (9 ῥεῖν 4. nobility, birth,
gentility: civility, genteelness; gene-
rosity, nobleness.
Dagierse ὧεἵβ ων α. οἵ good sentiments,
noble, generous.
UW gtervecurchicrrre [ὦ fret ὅ. nobility of sen-
timents.
Digierrecottessel, avgury UN. to grow better,
to mend: to receive a grant of nobi-
lity: to be ennobled, to become noble.

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Ugiressygaynct a. pious, religious:
devout.

Wegener csy brave bs. aristocrat.

[τονε cos asy bro acs hy ss a. aristocratic.

Ugieesmgk mar{P fed 4. aristocracy.

Ugeecmwafpe a. who has a noble
heart.

| ee s. nobility of heart.

UgiecmwmasS a. noble, of a noble
family. aS

ἄμε. μον ον αἴτεε. [Ὁ fet 2. nobili of
family high birth. Ἵ

Uquacsegerguithed; oghva.toimprove,
to civilize; to refine: to confer a title,
to grant nobility, to ennoble.

Ugieencltfe% 2. fineness, goodness,
eostliness, excellence, rarity; gen-
teelness, civility: dignity, nobility.

Ugef. fg 3. sour grapes.

Ugafusfnep 4. verjuice.

ων 4. dry cow's dung.

Ufeon, ag 8. chair, seat; stool; throne; |
bench; Desert να. εὐ ἔτ, J7» to make one
sit on a throne or chair; to throne;
tank, s—, tosit on a chair or throne;

| τῶ wphwhb,, to give seats or chairs;

kywtk, y-y» to rise up, to get up.

D2 nn weg-npt s. chair-maker. .

DP onwd weg. 8. POS8E88Or, SUC-
cessor to any place or dignity.

Ulennwh, wy 2. stool; foot-stool.

Dl2-vncshuy, mg 8. Vicar; Vice-presi-
dent: successor.

υ.»πιε ζώων {F fer ὅ. vicarship, vica-
rage; possession of a chair, succession
to a dignity.

Ueonwhfys. colleague or companion
in the same dignity, or on the same
throne.

Deonwhgne{Ff.% s. company on the
same throne.

Dieac(tuye, ypg spl. elements, let-
ters, characters, alphabet.

Wieacp 5. .. «εὐ (F-01042 .

Usu% a. ad. cheap, cheaply ; - ¢24,.
to buy cheaply. -

UALp. Eby 2. pl. value, price.

Uy 8. Uys -

Ui peer cag e0t a0 sary s. alabaster.

Uyerenehp ’ | Wee ρ ὃ. pl. the pleia-
des or pleiads ; S. Press eq ehise wren bray ©

ων a. chin aria ie aaa

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Ujbpwfuwnt a. farinaceous, mixed
with flour, mealy.

Urb purdeaMwn 8. moal-man.

Urn
Ups gl? 8. Dyhenpne(tfer.

Ujserp 4. gray-haired; old man.
! α΄, guy un. to grow gray-
haired, to grow old.
Uybanpac{the% 4. old age, the state
of being -haired.
Ugh pec fu 2. hallelujah.
Ddfrwae a. gray, gray-haired.
Ds aap, Uyégnd a. subject to tem-
pests, tempest-beaten, floating, agita-
ted, troubled; -- wattw S. [ὦ (ων δ᾽...
- εξ 8. Wyk bad bol:
bd, bgf va. to beat to and
fro; to agitate violently, to trouble.
Db bad hs, δ), un. to float, to chafe,
to grow troubled or agitated.
Ultadacitfde, Wykbed md 8. agi-
tation of the sea, storm, tempest: trou-
ble, agitation.
Dyk amis, Ub cov ese arr en's a. floating,
swelling, rough.
Ugh» “ρὸν. Uy. ᾧ 4. axle; millstone;
pulley ; phantom.
ween G. having large waves,
swelling, stormy ; subject to tempests.
᾽ “(δον 3. meal, flour; “δ
ῥ d&pey, to powder or whiten with flour.
-ambeng 8.pl. wave, billow, surge,
swell of the sea: gray hairs, old age;
Savghhy αἰδὼ. feotap Shy yuybu, ἴο
grow gray-haired, to get old; ὠνρῥω μευ,
porgwhb,, to agitate the waves; Sby_
ζω FT δ οἷν μον σα. El qyeesp fons to cleave the
waves. ,
Uyox, fy s. ἃ small mediar.
G,-ab2f s. small medlar-tree.
Dyes. ῥ. ong sf. she-kid.
» “ἰῇ 24. a. hollow, cavity, in-
side : hollow, interior, deep.
Uppogh ane, Ogfrardbup ὃ. pl. alphabe t.
ν δνε ἢν oupheg δ. pl. 5. Uyecy- ΄
Urb s. alchemy.
Ue 8. ἘΠΕ
Ue int. ah! alas!
Ufeuwy 8. ermine.
Ufeemfef s. acacia.
μων a. foolish, gross-headed.
Dfwwpy, a. highwayman; indocile,
ferocious.
quqe s. hanging cornice.
Dfebpowk a. vain. .
— Uh pk paket, sl), pele μά ad. vainly.
Us fie, Ὁ με ὁ. dregs.
UfXenqerh 8. Baxfezeriyerh
βίων, etc. 8. ϑῥναδων, etc.
Uferyen’s , ky ν mgs UD feral acts , kik , ky

Uri

s. antagonist, adversary, opponent; ri-
val, competitor: champion, hero;
triumpher.

Upery step ad. as an antagonist;
valiantly, heroically.

D fing stom a. hy ochondriac.

Ufntguite, tung, Ufeotetips guy δ.
pl. hypochondria: entrails, intestines,
pluck.

Ufeon, oy 5. stall, stable.

U faassen’; ang ὃ. STOOM.

U,frcovecorsgtroe 8. OQUEITY ; ZroOM.

μωρό a. savoury; sweet, agreea-
ble, delicious ;— awxke, agreeable words;
-dayep, enchanting places; -- sod sas_
polthndp ad. with great pleasure,
willingly.

Ubnptp, fy 5. pl. appetite; desire,
wish ; savour, taste; satisfaction, plea-
SUPC; σώαν Sars ess gts an fur prt fog ; σαν see
fenpt-hy pts, capriciously.

Uproar twp ad. with appetite; with
pleasure, readily, willingly.

Dfapt opkp ao. appetizing, attractive.

UpupS δα a. full of pleasure, a-
greeable.

Ufrapd-sajrp a. who grants, accords,
listens willingly; pleasurable to the ear,
gratifying.

U frat wh, wg 8. taste; appetite; af-
fection, will, inclination, willingness;
passion, sentiment; ».%&,—, to be hun-
gry; to have a taste; sacuh,— βιῆιρ» to
have a taste for nothing; sywhwusc{eh
-f, want of appetite ; “ἰῷ. ascoles to
eat with appetite; supdch; paste g-,
to excite the appetite; pusateny g—, to
take away the appetite; phufp' bhpl?,
ath frld —. good, bad taste; pom ῥισιω
-ἰ. according to my tast.

UD, ferred ἡ οἷν a. pleasing, agr eeable,
sweet, amiable, delightful.

ΡΣ ΣΟ δ ΠΣ ΖΦ ΤΣ] α. plea-
sing to the taste, savoury, sweet; good
to eat, savoury.

Ufupd-stp s. pl. appetite; desire,
pleasure ; wfuapdS- whog, with appetite ;
with pleasure. [agreeable.

Ufeapdt&,b a. desirable, pleasing,

Lfraptbf, ky’ va. to taste of, to
relish, to like; to love, to take plea-
sure in; to desire, to aim at; «#3-, to
take a disgust for or to; (04 ωβμιηρξρ,
if you please. ι

fenged- be negentsle dl, negh va. to in-
spire gratification, taste, pleasure.

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Ufewpd fol 8. Unporeyrdt bf’

UfenpS-ne[Ffrd, U frag ne ἢ s. plea-
sure, taste.

Upew, fy 5. illness, disease, indispo-
sition; affection, passion; vice, bad
habit: menses: seed of man; - gesang'
p-se0catorse [9 Ὁ ante calamity, plague, disa-
ster, any thing troublesome; -- wpm
“να. ον ἢν tears; —.phry, sleep; — dasac*
αὔραν, ἐν ἡ ἐνε.. mortal malady; q—s “ἔξω πε.
Sk puuf,, to be seriously, mortally ill;
— σα ως Xne{Pkwh, adulation, fliat-
tery; wegen wibby —f, εἶ διωρῖ, g—, to
give one’s self up to vice, pleasure.

are ono gasatts 8. pathologist.
Uh for are ose gx ssn an by 00s e a. pathological.
UO frarenputhor{tpe% s. pathology.
femupe ad. viciously, passiona-
ae [illness.
ῥπωρίᾷ a. crushed, oppressed by
waphp a. morbific, engendering
diseases or passions.

Ufrrc copy d- 8.0. physician : that cures
diseases, restorative.

Uo for oee asr0g Sef ol, ἔσω un. to be ill, in-
disposed, sick.

fest Eun, οἱ ἴτωνωωῳ a. sick, ill, of a
bad constitution or temperament; un-
healthy.

U fran sed-L wee [2 ῥ ε΄, s. bad tempera-
ture, indisposition, languor, sickness,
cacochymy. -

Ufesuby a. full of diseases, ill: vi-
cious, bad, passionate. (passions.

Ufperuhhe a. subject to diseases or

Uframhfy a. that has the same sick-
ness: compassionate ; -;fuby σειν, to
have compassion, pity on some one, to
eompassionate.

Ufrmekpll, kgf un. to be ill, to suffer.

Ufessshpor{t per 4. illness, sickness,
distemper; suffering. [pity.

U frarschg repens ad. with compassion,

Upmwkght, kgf, Ufemwhghl, bye
un. to have compassion, to compassio-
nate, to pity. [vice, passion.

DpewuhgnefF}.% 4. compassion, pity ;

1 fooncrcse 6 cary casdy a. that drives away
or cures diseases.

Ufenmvdy, fy a. Vicious; lascivious.

Upracednjae(tie% 2. concupiscence,
luxury.

easel, sang sesy
ill: to have bad habits, to be vicious.
Ufpwweke a. that loves vices, vi-
cious, devoted to passions.

vn. to be sick or

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Uh fesse sas se fase 02 Ὁ foo te δ. sensuality, love
of vice, dishonest desires.

Ub foe ase 022 00 004 000% a. that mortifies or con-
trols his passions.

Diprarasprh pe» ζω 5. pl. lot, disposi-
tion, nature, fate; a. ἀπε ἀπ es hae
whrnmpurlesy ad. physically, natu-
τ Woweperye αἱ morbific. [rally.

ἢ ῥμνωνωρδιωρδ᾽ a. that excites illness,
bad passions; — Lh payouts, Voluptuous
image.

Uframecrpreliy, U,psmrerphiafe 2. astrolo-
ger, one who professes judiciary astro-
logy, magician, sorcerer.

Uprasuprpe » pug 8. pl. horoscope, nati-
vity, stars.

Ufrawcrghasy a. ill, unwell.

Upeuneegeyy a. symptomatic. [one ill.

Ub foreoe 200 gy στε. ἡ εὐἿν ἔν al’, wey va. to make

Ufuwevenp a. vicious, passionate; ill,
infirm ; morbid.

Uh, frase care-sosorse [ὁ βεν δ. illness, malady:
bad disposition, vice, passion.

Ut, wd. s. shooting, slip, cutting.

ie aaa hy caste a. adjective.

US achastarpeny ad. adjectively.

US serie 000 yaa a. derivative.

Us atigh Sf, ’ kgf va. to derive.

Usuieghl, Lguy un. to be derived
from, to come from.

U8 νη». {7 fx, US asingoe tt ὃ. deri-
vation, origin, formation.

Us6,6S, &gf va. to raze.

Ua δεῖν s. razor.

1.6. δ 7, wdf va. to carry, to fetch, to
bring; to strike; — pg fap, to con-
duct; -- 'fPtbyprpy,'f H&P, to introduce ;
—'h leprosy OF — (Pubs, toinfer ;—'f or
fb pod by, to reduce; — pkg pup, to
drag along ; -- p#-9=q, to pass through
flame, to enflame, to burn ; -- gina,
to consider, to think, to reflect; -

sup; to seize, to lay hold of; -
gine, to lay CG gs ; «νι οὐρα pik ριοῖοω [ins
wba, without making any objection,
readily; - χρυ», to raze; -- φῥεραΣ
ute to seduce, to entice.
frwgnpe 2. coal-man; charcoal-
dealer. [coal.

Uspregky απ νει va. to burn like

Us fsrsavtp 4. coal-pit, coal-mine.

US ῥνεωήναν αἴ, snguy un. to become coal.

US fresteng 3. coal-house. |

ULS fosese of exe Meare. 8. να πρὸ .

1.6. “«-, ἡ 2. nation, people: bed of ἃ
garden ; parterre.

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Us maf, aS few 4“. coal; charcoal.

Wes a. having a knowledge of,
well versed.

Dgegth av, , Wgarq duet a. filled, full;
weet Swag, trees loaded with

id.

Ufoday ad. involuntarily; by force,
with regret, reluctantly ; GFE ζεαωκηνε.,
£4 -, willing or unwilling.

δ {ων}. bg» yg 2. involuntary ; for-
ced, constrained.

Ugediagzgne {Pfs 4. the state of being
involuntary; repugnance, reluctance,
constraint, necessity. [mine.

Uge% 2. mine, moat; — Sermubb,, tO

Ufgetwfeony a. ornamented or inlaid
with precious stones, worked in jewels.

Ufatwhpe a. limpid, clear.

Wg ewtonwhere ce S. ΥΥ ΜΈΜΨΙΝ

ματα, wy s. miner; thief, a
body snatcher.

Ufatudnd s. propolis.

DW whoa ben. 8. ars Tocen fy sas as4 ©
[μων 2. trap; — djeky, rat-trap,
mouse-trap.

Ufpwtarmkw, by, wy a. ocular, wit-
nessed by the eye; visible, apparent;
— dha, eye — Witness ; — ApdinpunelAf,
an evident truth; ad. visibly, seeing
with one’s own eyes ; -- ,fek,, to seo
with one’s own eyes.

Dfatwmbune(Ppe 4. act of seeing
with one’s own eyes.

Ugabareop a. that has eyes: signal,
illustrious, famous.

μι. }ιΓ, bgp va. to look at, to see,
to cast eyes upon.

Upe%f a. that has eyes, that sees.

μοῦ». qkwy s.pl. the eyes, the
looks.

[με β. fury 4. CAF; — ὃ πᾷσε., COVE,
ereek;— ἐφωών, mussel; ᾳφδ, κχ- πες
δα. to pinch the ear of some one; to
rub his ears; fda, χ-“, to stop one’s
ears; weqqgh, q-«, to prick up one’s
ears; wah βου, 4s-«, to speak in
one’s ear; gwc -axy, ear-ache ; pspa_
eh -wy, ear-picker; 442 -wg, ear-
wax.

Dfeifeyece a. auricular: that has
heard; that is heard; -- ¢gay, auricu-
lar witness;-, ,-«#, ad. auricularly ;
u-~ εὖ, to hear with one’s own
Cars; J- "1: to be heard.

Bgatfodue s. pavilion (of the ear).

Wg catlif css αρε ον 4. ear-wig.

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Ghv

Ufuifuse a. whose ears are cut.-

Ufatpusguee. 8. ear-ache; a. who suf-
fers malady of the ear.

Uguighd, kyf vn. to listen, to hear,
to be attentive.

Wwigftnn s. lobe of the ear. |

Ugetpgat fo 4. ear-pick.

. Ufwuwhp 2. garrison; the inhabi-
tants of the citadel.

Usan® s. citadel, castle, fortress.

Ufvmwuwt s. surety, shelter; Sheu,’
Guy yf, to fortify one’s self, to su-
stain one’s self in a position.

Ugurm, wy 2. agate: boat, skiff.

Ushi,» heb s. hook, hasp; a sort of
iron shovel.

Ugrxprn s. sole of the foot HY le LY A
ld force ἃ ye haz, to listen, to look
at with admiration, attention, to be all
eyes, all ears, in suspens, enchanted.

{Δ κως a. assembled in a circle.

ρα, bguy vn. to assemble, to
form a circle.

4s, whut 8. eye: sight, look; bud,
germ; hope, expectation ; opinion,
BUSPICiON ; sahil sdaewht, by name,
specially, expressly; sehuh [δείδω
#*,, in the twinkling of an eye, in-
stantaneously; — watecz, to shew a
respect of persons, to be partial ; — ων’.
hutk,, to cast eyes UPON; ,|-- mphuteh,,
to shew; to review, to read; pig w_
ἤοον ἴδε salfispkk,, to ΒΟΟῊΪ; - =<%b,, to
hope, to expect ; - ῳμοῖν . — ὗκη folio ,
in presence of, visibly, openly; — sat
ghtiah ankk;,, to represent, to lay be-
fOr ; avn. aku gfpiyfy, to see by acci-
dent; own. ankshl; , ostentatiousty ; "-
δε. Ἴωνα 7, to have an eye to, to watch, to
take care of; - ῥ ῥνσνωρς, quite confu-
86d; fapmduppp —, Argus-eyed, pier-
cing eye; - Goer rece gg Ων Sah, to look
fixedly.

U4e, αἰ κν, srhsuchkp 8. precious stone,
jewel, gem; pearl; cameo; -- pasgeden

Use, wht, whnckp 4. S0UrCE, OFi-
gin; water-spout, spring; hole, stitch ;
ring, hnk; - να. εν ooo ps lace" on 00_plep hr οἷν,
day-star, the sun; -- ghplhqdwbp, grave,
tomb; — wavmepfp, the orifice of the
hatchet, axe; ahnushp ΓΖ ΧΩ Υ- ,

Dirmpeyd- 4. oculist. (glass.

Ufeagaps s. jowoller, lapidary, wor-

ker of precious stones.

ubiL

Wjeumgapdn(Fh s. jeweller’s trade,
jewelry or jewellery.

Df irass frrses for 1 Wp tease for ove fo or a. dazzling.

Bhtadsid, bgp, Wht wdtd, wif un.
to respect, to reverence, to esteem
highly; to fear; to take care of, to
super-intend. [spire respect.

hee & br gnsgevteleel, neg va. to in-

Ustad ne, og a. respectful; careful.

U4busd ne [2 .% s. respect, considera-
tion ; fear, constraint, cireumspection:
care, superintendence.

Ugur h aren pp » aay ess oy 8. pl. socket of
the eye: bezil ofa ring in which a pre-
cious stone is set.

Ufgimubarenyg 8. ΠΠμρνζωνα πη.

WA tres 6 sso Xen ’ Uf ane ang 000 730000 a. attrac-
tive; charming; delightful.

Tipheses ξεν of, Yh ῥα 8. | Fe
ged, W405 csp ῥα.

Uptwonk dt §. Unseen bof.

[μάν κα... wy a. that pays respect to
persons, partial. [partiality.

Dfbuwane(Ffee 5. respect of persons,

U Girard Xfi an 8, [βμμεὕνεω ζ fran «

[νων §. Wy vis ese ces 0

WiteaphiS, kgf un. to make signs
with the eyes: to indicate, to shew, to

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mark, to denote, to signify: to regard, .

to see, to revise: to concern, to belong
to: to permit; — pig whuadp, to scowl.
Ugiephf mantis va. to make signs
with the eyes, to indicate ; to laugh at,
to make fun of, to mock at.
Witeephne [2 μι» s. sign, mark: mea-
ning, signification: permission given
with a sign.
μὰ a. évident, clear, visible,
palpable; ad. evidently, visibly, in pre-
sence of.
Wht fe lF-, & 4. wink; twinkling.
Ufthuakd, kyf va. expect, to hope.
Usihuhe 8. Wjtrhengre 2 fu
U4ithunyne a, hoper, expecter.
UWhthayne{[Fhee 4. expectation, hope.
U4thurncyg a. that looks attentively ;
~,ftb,, to regard with attention or
pleasure.
U4tgep a. ashamed, confounded ; sad.
Whrhop lt, kg vn. to be confounded
or ashamed.
Dgehopnet#h s. consternation, shame.
U4e5a a. fascinated, enchanted; --
OF wa.—, 8. SCare-crow, bug-bear.
Dirsapkid, κοΐ va. to fascinate.
Ugisaopfol, kguy un. to be fascinated.

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Use μων, Use jsateg plo 8. 1.8.

Ufing, wg s. spectacles; spy-glass ;
~ugnps, spectacies-maker.

Uge actif, shite ζω ὦ, un. 8. Ups.

rere [ϑ ft s. ear-ache.

Ube ἡ. 8. ἡ ὧδ.

[λένε s. hearth, fire side.

Useudp, whdppy s. circle, assembly,
company: banquet, feast: mattress,
canopy-bed, sofa; — pajnpk; wakacz, to
assemble, to sit in a-circle: to feast

together.
Mew s. thistle.

Uses ᾿ fy, usg 8. furrow ; - dgk,, to
make a -, to plough.

Ugoumpkh a. furrowed.

μον ῥα a. that ploughs.

UWhouked, kgf va. to plough.

5 ind. oh! ha! |

US» fy 4. fear, dread, fright, terror ;
— wphuwtk,, to frighten, to terrify, to
intimidate ; y=Sh εἔὀνδὲ “δ 4 oasgalyeae_
Ὁ» to fear, to be seized with alarm;
wen. εὐφῇν ad. for fear, lest; - gry -»
with fear, with a timid air.

U4= ad. behold!

Usa oan «ces og foly . | Ve eas ese lefoly 5 ΡΜ
““ὠξᾷ ad. behold here, there, yonder.

Uswpbh a.terrified,dismayed, thun-
der-struck; — ωπον to terrify, to
frighten, to dismay ;— ,4%4£,, to befrigh-
tened or dismayed.

Uswph hit 8. W5uphh antkd.

Usepkhbt 8. Usepk phept.

Usupbhac(Jf s. dismay, fear, fright,
terror. .

Usugfi, ghpg a. terrible, alarming,
frightful; horrible, hideous, monstrous.

U5 00 9 fiees , U5--¢he pt, | Fe ed
ad. terribly, frightfully, horribly, atro-
ciously ; hideously. hear:

Useqhenep a. frightful, terrible to

Uh 5 cs op Fe eze are br 10 fog a. frightful, shocking |
to the sight; horrible, hideous.

Uswqgtne(Pfch 4. enormity, atrocity ;
dreadfulness, hideousness, terribleness,
fearfulness.

U6 esr ng acs po ΩΣ) 8. | OL Be .

Useaph bl, kgf, Ghee va. to terrify,
to affright.

| arg Qe frightful, horrible,
awful, terrible.

Usephac(tfc% s. terror, dismay, af-
fright, intimidation.

Usugaguthd, negh va. to terrify, to
intimidate.

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Usacmg hh, Usecmdph, ὕκιωευυβῇ

ad. behold here, there or yonder.
» wy a. frightful, alarming,

terrible. ? ἢ:

ἴ..,.«ι πριν 652. 8. Wok queens:

Wwe σρωχπερ Ξ. Di co ghoyney ° ;

| | ee ee eed αν UN. to be terri-
ble or frightful. (dreadfully.

USercnpeomyh a ad. horribly, fearfully,

Usecapurmkes a. formidable aspect.

Usscapwpey, a. that shines in a
frightful manner.

«προς [2 ῥεῖ, 2. enormity; terri-
bleness, frightfulness; majesty, gran-
deur.

UKedhea, ping 2.8. 8. Usupkt,
Sept bac ρὲ ὁ — wath 8. DSapkhkd.
Usbwk, bhp, ἔζων α. loft, on the
left side : s. the left hand, the left ;_ μωβωξ.
& μωφέεξε, right and left, on both
ζω “ρδ a. lefthanded. [sides.
Wssbeofagt s. left, left side.
UW644.0% a. that is to the left: s.the
ninth ancient month of the Armenians:
8. Uf.
| Ot bay p, busy, Useghx, fhe
a. s. that who is to the left.
Uséhy. fy a. formidable, terrible.
quem ad. in a formidable man-
ner, terribly.

qugns a. roaring terribly, ma-

king an awful noise, loud.
U6 Squehb pay ’ U6 bq Sprmesy a. wonder. .
ful, prodigious, formidable, awful.
Usés, kgf va. to terrify, to inti-
midate. [ble.
Users£y α. frightful, horrible, terri-
ἐβαρωρμ ὗν a. that carries its neck
proudly, spirited (applied to horses ).
Usece 8. θωςφ»

. ΟΝ ΣΙ
Des ἐγ. mg 8 Salt; - σεβιαβν, σεξνα
wah, -- Kheko,, sign of true friendship ;
-ἃ S09, commensality, love ; -- αὐεΐννε
-ἃ Secqg wb,, to eat in. company, to
be social, to be convivial.
Dgepnyzn, ῥ 4. great coat, surtout,
cloak, mantle, gown. [sake.
Doe, ῥὶ s. reason, cause, account,
Ugergee. ad. by reason of; in reason;
ἔν -. why? for what reason?
Byawfrepemip s. vexation, grief.
θεν έν he, feery, herpes bays, bung» buthg 5
toayp, bheyy sf. maid-servant, house-
keeper: female slave; nursery-maid,
ehild’s maid. [or maid-servant.
Ugerfrbued ἐν a. born of a female slave

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Uqupirapgp s.a0n of ἃ female slave
or maid-servant.

Ugqubiin [9 f.% s.the condition of a
female slave or maid-servant, domesti-
city, menial condition. .

Ugquedpp a. tender, delicate, young.

Uqwde s. pl. saltfood: the action of
salting. .

Ugh wn s.debauch, debauchery;
ΘΧΟΘΒΒ: surqerharueten Soreuteh,, to fall
into debauchery.

Uqeq 4. the action of tanning; ,-
qub,, to tan.

Uqequ, f 8. cry, scream, clamour,
uproar, alarm, racket, noise, shout:
scolding: voice; exclamation; — Sa.
ζω... to cry, to make a noise, to alarm.

Dywquhkd, kgf un. to cry, to make
aloud noise, to halloo, to shout; to
ΜῊ : to make an exclamation.

wyng ὅ. tan-house, tan-pit.

Te va. to grind; to pound,
to reduce to powder.

Uqerdiut 4. salt-cellar.

Ug acelicsesme ἢ wkd va. to destroy, to
throw down, to overthrow, to ruin.

Uyacraliarys S. Sfoefisaye «

Uegeasaliesprene_{? for % S. S freebies prove [F-foa% °

Uyoding a. stray, misled; dissipated,
absent.

Uqeer cling ke of’, E-gf ‘ Ugqardeg hdd, bguy un.
to stray, to dissipate.

Uqeedngwet 4. wandering, wildness ;
dissipation.

Uqesrng sate 8. laudanum.

Uqurbg. ng, ag 8. 8ect, false doctrine ;
school, doctrine: magic, charm, en-
chantment, sorcery.

so ’ [χων φάμα a. inven-
tor of a sect. 200 4.7078 ©

ante og nas 084 μον} οὖν 85. get
’ ΠΣ san ong bx vas 8. chief
of a sect, heresiarch.

Uquiiguweny 8. sectary: magician,
enchanter, sorcerer.

Ugqetigkd, kgf va. to seduce, to de-
ceive, to lead into error, to teach a
false doctrine.

Ugquebgbp s. dessert.

Upmte tie, Ugebehe» Uprign fee
s. formule of a sect : amulet, phylacte-
ry; heresy.

UqatdtkS, kgf va. to brown, to roast,
to broil, to toast.

Uqwbdacdt 4. roasting.

Uqeguckp 4. pl. supplication, prayer,

8.

orison, entreaty, humble request; -- or
Yoees base ly aa Ἴδε Ὁ δεν ἴσο ( ’ petition.

Unger secresoy ΡΟΝ, a. suppliant, pe-
titionary.

Uquesh pmol? fete 8. Upesmte

UqeskS, kgf una. to supplicate, to
pray, to conjure.

[κυ 2 πη». [9 food 3. [χω sachp .

mymmete ἃ. pl. sympathy, affe-
e

oe tenderness. [ed.
weer δ. brine: a. flagitious, wick-
Demet h 5. χωδρῥ. |

χων dears or Ue 22st haste ὅ. pillar of
salt, statue of salt-
yep depth va. to spoil, to deso-

late, to ruin, to destroy-

Uqepawhp 4. destruction, devasta-
tion, ruin: disparagement, defamation.

[χων ἢ of, bof va. to besprinkle with
salt: to spoil, to desolate: to casta
stain upon, to wound the reputation of,
to slander, to calumniate.

Usageeess ane 002 frat S. Dyapormitp.

Uge~ghs a. ground, bruised, broken.

wey ας. spoiled, vitiated, cor-
rupted, adulterated, tainted, impaired;
disordered, discomposed.

Dquemght, kgf va. to spoil, to cor-
rupt, to adulterate, to taint, to impair,
to disorder, to discompose, to vitiate.

Ugerssoghs a. destructive.

μεν» (9μ., 4. deterioration, de-
struction. [form of a dove.

Uy cee Srass ly br prong a. like a dove, in the

Ueqeare Frese fess esr. ’ ano «Tor of ca Neen. 8.
dealer in doves or pigeons.

Diy sere Toses pr oan 8. με 9

Uqarcth ook, ehhh, feng 8 & YOUN
igeon; pigeon.
Peet bem 8. Uqeetny
με , busy ᾽ Teay ’ they 8. dove, pi-
geon; ἀρ —, stock-dove, wood-pi-
geon, wild pigeon. .

Ugerehe fs 4. vervain. {dove-cot.

Dywctags.dove-house, pigeon-house,

Uae «9» fg & excrement, dung,
feeces; muck, manure; — sphabk,, to
manure, to muck.

Oy τῇ ον 4. muck-heap, dung-hill.

Dy κων πο 8. privy: sink. [tious.

Uz e46% a. excremental, excremen-

Usetd, bah on. to go to stool, to
dung : va. to dung, to manure.

Oy eke oper ad. like a fountain,
fluently ; abundantly, copiously.

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Ugebpalr, mab, ἔπεα, 4. spring

of water, source, fountain.

Uyphkpesae a. flowing like a foun-
tain, fluent, streaming; copious, a-
bundant.

Ug ph pewtoesl ages UN. to flow as a
fountain, to stream; to abound.

Deehpag@ esstoly ofl, nul va. to make
to flow asa Toantain to make to flow
or gush out; to pour forth abundantly.

hip, kewy s.pl. excrement, dung ;
muck, manure; filth; place for the re-
ception of all filth. ;
| ag: Uvpfesp 4. pl. sweepings,
filth. S. Ugqpk«p-

Ὀηκῥεν or Ugekep, pheg, μέρα 2.
fountain, source, spring, brook ; origin.
epupep ὃ. γα παρ:

Ug pepe prentoaed” 8. goesstocse εἴτ, etc.

σαν a. slovenly, dirty, filthy,
nasty.

Og papa 8. saltpetre, nitre.

Users S. Ugpatag:

Ug georen 8. Ugh have

Usbhogs 8. βέγωξωρδ. ἘΝ

Urtite 8. Urttty- [8Βατρ.

UakSeaf a. salted, brackish, pungent,

δὴν » kaw, qaekp, “οἷο 8. bow:
arc of acircle, arch; -- éphspy, rain-
bow; ayy wqhkqus, archer. [ver.

Ugh qi με, ᾿ [δή ἡνωωζ cas ang 000 pe 0 3. qui-

χε νι a. arched, bent in form
of a bow.

Ugh qtiwenp s. archer: Sagittarius.

Ugh qhwcapac(t pct 3. archery.

Ded 3. Burgh «7:

ΤΗΝ ΕΝ Ugh mumhent,
rr acai ν Ugbemene 8. Ugh wuphp ;
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βηξρω, by 3. supplication, petition,
deprecation, entreaty ; — wphewirky, y—
Sees ona shay y — lees on rosy εἶν ἔτ y to- supplicate,
to implore, to pray, to request.

Ugh pomp s. suppliant; flattering,
adulator. [to pray.

Ugh pauipwtkd, kgf va. to supplicate,

Ugh pomputioc{ife% 4. supplication,
entreaty, instance.

Ughpowghp 4. written entreaty, pe-
tition, memorial.

Dyk punt ’ Dybprauhy a. full of sup-
plication, suppliant.

Ugt pomp 3. pl. ΠΡ rasa peti-
tion ; ate sss op ls per csstausy ‘ Ugh pay fee Φ

«ἧς

wih

Dyk praaphar, ona (1. suppliant.

Ugh proses pele [2 fort S. Ugh powkp .

εδώ, Lyf va. to supplicate, to
implore, to entreat, to petition.

UL,é int. now! now then! come on!

Upsets a. gray-haired; 5. Uyseup-

“εκ a. bursten, hernious, rup-

αἰ γε... ,.5. 09 fre s. hernia.

Dgkfeunp» Ugb fered α. pitiable, wor-
thy of compassion: afflicted with grief;
heart-breaking. :

Dyk fay, ῥ 5. truss, bandage.

Ugh gure, ῥ 4. distaff.

Uztébs a. eating bowels, that eats
its young: cruel, barbarous, inhuman,
devoid of pity.

Uré44_ a. pitiable: afflicted with
grief. :

Oh bbakS, guy vn. to yearn with
compassion, to be compassionate.

Ugégawnn a. pitiable, that excites
compassion.

gh seogr elie a. well-chorded, well-tu-
ned: adapted, suitable.

Ugh, kunfg 4. misfortune, misery,
evil, calamity, disaster; sq wqbenfgu,
alas! oh how unfortunate I Wee.

ooo ons gu ls ° E ει Ρ ’ E ces sash unite ’
icc fg aa fatal, calami-
tous, bringing evil, disastrous, grie-
vous, mournful; full of misery, piteous,
exciting pity.

Ufone 3. ὕμμασκρ « ; ᾿

Ugh» ““1ι.“| a. salt, saline, brackish ;
8. Unhe-

Ugh, wqap sf. prostitute, whore.

Ugheaqerd a. miserable, pitiable, un-
fortunate, calamitous, grievous.

[1,δε.. ng ὅ. brick; tile.

Ughewmgand s. brick-maker.

[γε “ἢ νρό σε (9 μεν 4. the employ-
ment, the art of making bricks.

Ughewuwk, wy 8. little brick: tablet:
draught-board : arithmetical table, log-
arithm. [ semrgnprd εν [ὃ ford.

τε σωρᾷ, Ὁ. χμε μωρία 9 μεν ὅδ, Ugh

wpheae 4. brick-maker.

Uqh-whay a. made of brick, brick.

Ugkewkd, bap va. to floor with tiles ;
to imitate brick.

Urhe εὐ og be 000 oy ὅ. pl. bowels, guts;

ipe, garbage; intestines, entrails:
strings, chords ; fend hi - fl, [have pity,
compassion ; σεῦ wqkewy, well loved
son.

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Ugh» bg 5. buckle, ring: button: lock :
baggage, equipage: goods and chattels.

Uphecsnhels oS bale va. to join together,
to chain, to fasten, to buckle: to but-
ton: to lock.

[μων ηΐν» for Ughersdlian belay §. M0-
veables, goods, effects, commodities.

σα. a. rude, barbarous,
coarse, uncivilized, gross: that has a
disagreeable sound.

Uykebd, kgf va. to lock, to fasten, to
enclose, to shut up ; to stop or close up:
to button.

Ud sayy a. unchaste, lascivious.

Uqd weyqo ne {Ὁ με΄, 4. unchastity, lewd-
ness.

δέω a. salted.

Uyh-oqh, «wy a. destitute, indigent,
poor, necessitous.

Upheonhne([Ffe% 4. indigence, destitu-
tion, poverty, beggarliness.

0,44, s. sardel, sardine.

Uy4be%, wy s. kingfisher: halcyon.

[νων τε ριἱἷν §. idle talker, chatterer,
prattler, babbler.

Ug Mens 002 ccs pa εὐ, ἕν of, bof va. to talk ex-
travagantly, to chatter, to prattle, to
be tedious in conversation.

Dp Aess ἐν st paste [Ὁ fort f. talkativeness,
loquacity, garrulity. ᾿

{νι oor ses scons Ss. ase anv ans ga cess ο

Uqrce maize 8. pl. idle words, frivolous
discourse, chitchat, nonsense: 8. Uy.
Wess oer αν gs sestzvee {9 foes .

νεῖ μν ῥα, ἔτη un. to grow childish,
to dote, to rave, to talk nonsense; to
stagger, to reel, to Waver ; νην δον,
S47, garrulous and decrepit old man.

Muwwfs a.s. loquacious, chattering,
prating: putting into disorder, that
spoils, ruinous, that causes the loss of
reputation. [of confusion.

Uy74uybg α. tumultuous, noisy, full

Usythecsyeyags Diy ty carusk gs a. mutinous,
seditious, turbulent, inclined to excite
sedition.

δι, kgf va. to trouble, to dis-
quiet; to alarm; to put into disorder,
to jumble, to mix, to confound.

UgetgaelF fet 8. Uyineg-

Ugdaed, lif aly easy ὅ. alarm, noise,
uproar, tumult, bustle; squabble, fray,
scuffie, broil, quarrel, contest; disor-
der, confusion; clamour, riot, rising,
sedition, revolt, revolution; plot, in-
trigue; -ἰ surparguely’ τὰν: spat

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guibky —u aspold fg, --ω sorgk,, to trouble, befouled, stained : impure, filthy, ob-
to disturb, to alarm, to embroil, to scene; greasy, muddy, mucky, masty,
excite to mutiry or sedition; quq lar | dirty. ,

ebuk;, to be troubled, in confusion, agi- ἴον να ΟΣ 4. greasiness, dirtiness,
tated, embroiled. -| foulness, stain, impurity: turpitude,

Oye. a. soft, sweet, agreeable, affa- | excess: Bweepipgs: excrement; wm
ble ; delicious, tender, delicate: kna- qinkanc(Phuts, privy, WeCessary; w_
vish, dodge. holt sybane{Pbrwh , chamber-pot or

Uyecordieg 4. soft hair, down; hair. | -ntensil. [water.

Ugrrmy, Uqneunbh 0.8. half-witted, a- Uqefepn 2. marsh, swemp of stagnant
pish, trifling, silly, that plays the fool: Uz-«p 8, sumach-tree: sumach.
nimmy, simpleton. Ogres, f 4. salad.

Uqoruyne [9 fe 4. silliness, buffoone- wang ὦ. miserable, wretched, sor-
ry, foolery, low jesting. Lerafty. | rowful; raging, violent. sery.

| Gaeckunpmpy a. cunning, artful, cape l fee s. wretchedness, mi-

Dye κυ ιωε. 4. alopecy, fox-evil. Unee: shy spl. evil, misery, grief, pain.

Ugeckukip, s. skin of a fox, fox- pu, mg δια. beggar, mendicant,
case. pauper; poor, indigent, needy, neces-

Uygaeke, hang δ. fox ; hop het ons sitous, miserable, beggarly.
qe-Bbune, fox’s cubs wmuporp ad. poorly, beggarty,

Uyo.(2f.% 8. saltness. like a beggar.

Ugecsugp, ghg 8. pl. lent. ἵμερον benef? ped 8. act of spoiling

σε πωξ, ps. rock-salt. the poor, extortion of the poor.
| Ugackp , ning 8. pl. bitterness, grief, wemsuleon a. Οὗ poor abilities,
trouble: crime. weak, foolish, imbecile.

Dzeen{(tpee s. sweetness, insinua- would, wguy vn. t0 grow, to
tion: knavery, craft. get poor, to render one’s self poor, to

Ogee pay, Uyrepp, μέ 8. slip, eut- | become impoverished.
ting (to plant), layer. wuhny δ. poor-house, alms-

yp 8. COllyrium, eye-salve. house, hospital for the poor.

UpSerlao fy a. dark, obscure, gloo- wwukp spl. poverty.
wy, black. [rity. fumeaube a. that loves the poor,

UPudineg?, Sef 2. darkness, obscu- | charitable, ,

Uae l4, Shokp ’ fuitrg sf. maid, girl, Dgp arse pip nef? fot 8. love of the
virgin: chamber-maid, female servant; | poor, eharity. funcharitable.
nursery-maid, child’s maid. wunssntrerg α. that hates the poor,

OsShop,p s. bastard. Ugewmumnkgneffet s, hatred ay-

Updrett fet 8. UyPunhive nd. version to the poor. [poverish.

ἴδεν 5. brine; the action of salt- Dppemugagubkd, gnigh va. to im-
ing in brine. Unewmfl a.s. rather poor, poor.

uy hg & grease, scurf, stain, | ed ων, Uppwinfoliog a. poor
grease-spot, dirt, impurity: sweat: | in understanding, shallow, em ty,
saltness: after-birth; Smad uqunhg, salt- | witless. [contemptible.
marsh. Unparnft a. poor, sorry, pitiful, vile,
er αν ᾿ [νων acs 9 αν fits , yerurquenet a. Dppurmnne [Ὁ με, 8. poverty, indigence,
salt, saline, brackish. beggary, want, necessity, penury :

᾿ ἰβηωνινησνπε ( ρ s. pl. salt-mine. meanness, ;
ar ἔτ ἡ κὐἾνκω εἴ", “ἡ ὦ ἢ. ἴ0 be stained "μεν βρ σε ΟΣ S. Uhigape osteo sares oye 0 LPR °

or soiled, to grow greasy or dirty. Ugeumopkt 3. Ung pass crv ριον.

Dyk qusuk ps a. that likes filth or dirt. eeu ὃ. Mineral salt. .

᾿νε κε quitkel, “εοῦ ’ hye beg heal, Ugolt ug bap s.pl, prayer-book.

Egf va. to soil, to dirty, to Stain, to UqelPehust a, of or belonging to pray-
besmear with filth or grease, to befoul, | ers: s. that prays to God.

to bedaub, to sully, to tarnish, to Uzoltuhk pe, Wyqoltukbp , οἴδᾷξ μον,
grease. Uyelt4ep s. that prays to Go ἡ & SUp-
-Uyokab a. soiled, dirtied, spotted, pliant. ,

020,

UqelP dismay a. that prays to God,
that addresses. his prayers to God:
8. prayer-book.

Up wing ὁ. chapel, house of prayer.

whey a. that offers up his
yers to God; suppliant.

* hoc a. that loves prayers.
δλιγοίδ νων. »εἰν 5. chapel, place of prayer.
Ugoltwpuwh s. small chapel, chapel.
Gyo apep a.s. that prays to God;

that addresses God in prayer.

πο εν, typ un. to pray, to address
one’s self to God in prayer: to suppli-
cate; to intercede.

Ugo buap, etc. 8. Wyoltuehip, ete.

Lp» Phy s.pl. prayer, orison, sup-
plication; τσ γο[ ὦ cartels , Guatefuley Jute
qol? = ἢ puesta hyesey S. οἵ hd.

ow, by a. obscure, dull, dim, clou-
dy, dark, hidden, without lustre ; taw-
my; wan: feeble, indistinct, small; -
gue, darkness visible, glimmer, faint
light; ἵν 4. - “ὦ ἔς «οἷ, ἐν ὁ εν ἔνια κα ἔτ. to
catch a glimpse of, to see indistinctly,
to blink. (distinctly, dimly.

Ugomupiwp ad. obscurely, darkly, in-

owgaea. more obscure or dim;
very small or feeble.

[γον Σιων a. having a feeble voice.

UgousrxwXwts a. having a very feo-
dle ight. ΝΕ

| Oe ea στρ UM. te gtow dim, to
become obscure, to grow dark; to
grow tarnished, to lose its lustre or po-
lish: to grow feeble, to be diminished.

wgnegubh el, σε αὐ σα. 0 obscure,
to cloud, to diminish the splendour of
any thing or person, to eclipse, to ex-
timguish; to tarnish, to sully, to take
away the polish from any thing: to
slander: to enfeeble, to debilitate, to
diminish.

Uzownc (Fh s. obscureness, darkness.

Deep faq’ 4. miller.

bs μεπ,). σέ 4. mill: the teeth
called grinders; - “δ πως » hand-mill.

U~ s. growth: 3. Danaea.

Urn, 2. bol. senna.

Ureohat 8. ΠΩ͂Σ pohat.

Drewyepht, kgf una. to make haste,
to use diligence ; to forward, to hasten,
to press or push forward ; to prevent,
to anticipate, to oa the iia

a, og 8. cartilage, gristle: soap:

3. θα. (ginous.
| Cre Uva sampping. a. cartila-

aro.

Ut pr με, 8. Urnedthe Y

Uats, &gf un. to grow, to increase
to be augmented, to grow tall or stout:
to make progress: to vegetate, to
sprout, to come up; to be multiplied;
to be heightened, to grow upon or out
of: to grow dear.

Dat pout, UAE geo fate a. vegetable,
vegetative. [getation.

Urtgnqa (Phe, Uxtgn(Pfck 5, vo-

Urtgo.% a. grown, augmented.

[νυ 9.»ε. ) οἷν να, negf va. to increase,
to make to grow, to augment, to en-
large, to heighten, to make stout, to
multiply ; to exaggerate ; te make dear,
to raise the price of.

qreghs as. that makes to grow
or increases, augmentative: increaser.

7, ὄν σευ S. Wate.

ch, f, vy 8. a8hes 5 ,- ag-001 90 Kove eas _
LE, guamk,, to reduce to ashes.
ὑπο ω μενεῖ, a. mixed with ashes,

dirtied. [to acne
Uzfn% whhd, qruxh va. to reduce
Urry mht S. 2b pasha »

Dringquhwtach , Uxaqne ()ᾷ 8. ane.

Uxn.& s. growth, augmentation, in-
crease, enlargement, progress, exten-
sion, amplification, multiplication; 6-
xaggeration; augment: vegetation.

Urns 8. Uartgned- { branches.

UXneteeApey a. bushy, thick, fall of

Uriquerprrape , ong 5. Juggler ; conjurer. -

Urq eoprurprae {7 ed 8. juggle, juggling.

Ux 2. public sale, auction: ap:
φαΐ Sasthy y—, to sell by auction.

GS, wg 8. YORE ; wd od, — μωναῖξι, —
pus sik, yearly, annually, a year, e-
very year; jedi fw, the following
year, the year after; jwnmaffhuy —f ;
next year; yukybjocd —f, last year;
qinju —_ seagud —h, this year; φ-- ἡ “ηδην»
all the year; ὁ dk) πω --ἰἶἥν, towards
the end of the year.

Usher grits . amazon.

Uplin(P-b49 fe 4. horn of plenty.

ἔνα, gf va. to pour out, to empty,
to discharge ; to cast forth or emit.

Unieyupue ao, deserted, uninhabi-
ted; solitary.

Usinyuivewdl’, σα ὦ yn. to become de-
sert, to be uninhabited or uninhabi-
table.

Usiepegnegubkd, ngh va. to deva-
state, to deprive, to spoil.

κω κα, kgf va. to pour out, to emp-

oUF

ty ; to collect together; 8. Uwieisuws -
Swphe juss, to colour the eyes with
prepared antimony.
uy a. desert, uninhabited, deser-
ted, uninhabitable, solitary, uncultiva-
ted, desolate.
ὕω, πε [9 με“, s. solitude: desolation,
fepepalation: abandonment.
ah, ng δ. Vase, vessel, pot; bag,
sack, purse, cloak-bag; nonfg —, shoe.
tsb 4. time; time or measure in
music ; 8. Grace ει, μεν «
{μιν kp va. to put in a vessel
or bag, to bag.
faslewnge y ys uy ὃ, new year; sols ons,
“ἴων ον , NewW-year's day.
OviushS, kgf vn. to be ashamed, to
blush with shame, to be confounded.
Ui gh gnegqusthS, neg va. to make
ashamed.
θα, ρων» pnckp 8. summer,
Upfien tween s. beginning of summer.
UWSiern Sosa fie, Uhiapuyftea. of or belon-
ging to summer: s. suMmMer-time ; sushi
cvseh, wdiapwbf, in summer-time, du-
ring summer.

Uvpuntuyhp s. pl. lever, a piece of

wood to raise or move any burden.

Unpaid, μωρά va. to raise, to
raise up, to take up, to heighten, to
lift up.

|| ee Pe ad greageduy UN. tO rise, to get
up, to go up, to ascend.

fPuwunet §$ accuser, informer,

plaintiff, complainant, prosecutor.

Uspweumutk dS, kgh va. to accuse, to
inform against, to charge, to complain
against: to plead guilty, to confess.

Udpuumutnc{sh 4. accusation, com-
plaint, information, action ; imputation.

Upon 8. provision: 8. 2 usp.

Uspespushag 8. 2 “νεἴξεκυρ «ων η .

Usauphl, kb va. to provide, to
store: S. J awdpuap bl

Uljreep fizen ᾿ Ualieg ass 2 fy ost ’ ΟΣ i » mug A.
ungodly, impious, irreligious, sacrile-
gious, unholy, unrighteous, profane,
extremely wicked, flagitious.
dppf meme, hy α. proud, haughty,
presumptuous, arrogant.
Wasp Gumbel, kab un to grow

i4 Ore

proud, to grow arrogant, to be pre-
sumptuous.

[με 6 esse ts ME greg δ αἴ, acgf va. to
make proud, to render arrogant, to
cause te be presumptuous.

| Papen, 8. presumptuous.
ness, haughtiness, pride, arrogance.

Usjuuptniit 8. elevation, exaltation:
advancement, promotion.

Uspepzunmpup ad. impiously; irreli-
giously, ungodlily, sacrilegiously, un-
righteously, profanely.

Uj ρχον κενήν a. impious, irreligious,
unrighteous, profane.

νήψει νον acstoass α΄, ea hard A hale sss χουν of Η͂
δ)“, vn. to be irreligious, to be ungod-
ly, to be sacrilegious, to be profane,
to be impious or unrighteous.

[κε ρωννι [9 με, s. impiety, irreli-
gion, ungodliness, iniquity, unrigh-
teousness, profaneness, wickedness,
flagitiousness.

Ufpepneat δ. victualling, supply.

feces ps env αἱ hy » arg ὃ. bank, dam, dike,
mound; beach, strand, bank of a river;
mole, pier; tower.

Vpuprnuewtr a proud, haughty,
stiff, high, arrogant, vain, conceited,
presumptuous; -- σα. haughtily, proud-
ly, highly.

Ol pleoaeys ore ser cass Tess ly ssh Oh haughty, proud.

Doel fcenys ore axs esas Toaes or br sang a. that hates
the proud.

Ue prep en sesh pel, δ ἐν un. to be proud,
haughty, presumptuous.

ἴμεν ereesse_sestorse {9 foo Se pride, haugh-
tiness, arrogance, presumptuousness.

Wipps pdf, edu a- unsoiled, clean,
neat; immaculate, spotless, pure, inno-
cent, honest, just.

μπρῥεῖ,, Uspnt s. pulpit.

Uvpenc(tf-% 2. cleanliness, purity,
integrity, honesty, probity-

Udpnfs, 27» bg 8. mob, riotous assem-
bly, bear-garden; crowd, multitude;
rabble, populace, the vulgar; riot, tu-
mult; a. tumultuous.

Uvfienfuunby a. turbulent, riotous, se-
ditious; crowded, thronged, full of
people.

Ulpofulk f, kgf va. to crowd; to em-
broil, to put in confusion, to disturb;
to stir up or excite to sedition. .

Uspnfefl, tga un. to be in confu-
sion; to be embroiled, disturbed, to
riot, to be in commotion.

wb

Udpnfens{ife% s- perturbation; com-
motion.

Uspafwc%% 2. turbulence, disorder,
confusion, perturbation-

Udspuk ho finishing J” “πρὸ «ἔω
απο ,.. to attain one’s end or object, to
complete, to bring to a conclusion.

Uspngd, fy a-entire, complete; whole,
total ; neat, perfect, exact.

Us pagfechuat a. integral.

ἰξων νιν αἴ, “ὦ UN. to be an in-
teger ; to be entire or perfect.

pogo ls ad. entirely, completely,
wholly, totally.

UdprgegnigutkS, σε σύν va. to make
whole, entire, to complete, to perfect.

Udprgfn (2h s.cntire state, totality,
completeness, whole; accomplishment.

| 8. Deppat. ;

alge proere. Ss. | a

με a- strong, firm, solid, massive.

US [P00 ᾿ με foe co ort ones $. amethyst;
granite. [intrepidly.

Wl feepeep ad. furiously, audaciously,

USES, gf una. to become wild, to
be unruly; to make ferocious, ungo-
vernable.

Lmsp a. fierce, ferocious, savage,
wild, unruly, untameable; raging, fu-
rious- [savageness; fury.

U8 60.(Ff$.% s. ferocity, fierceness,

Uses 5. ves and Wb μων.

Teh race μωρέ ang nao vase Webb sae μευ ang uaty_
afl a. very pious, religious, devout.

reepuopf a+ all-bountiful, super-
excellent, most excellent, best.

DS teepeepenp a.ad. very good, best,
very excellent: very well, excellently,
exceedingly well.

US banged fof a. curing all diseases..

Ui tree pees ωὐ ἦν, a. all-sufficient, om-
nipotent.

Dkighka, Wskbmghgkyfl a. very
pretty, very handsome, charming, very
genteel; extremely agreeable, most
beautiful- [all-wise.

ιν... a- omniscient, most wise,

Us terg (Fmd a most merciful, most
compassionate, most kind, most tender.

Wbbeged, Ylbigndé a. most
praise-worthy, very laudable, most
commendable.

Ul tee g nel? 3. WM ivurg [P-d

Db berg S bg eh , Wel oss Stes sary a. Ve@-
ry hard, burdensome, very trouble-
some, severe.

4s

OG
ΡΞ ᾿ ᾿μμπείνιω ας Sorters » με.

ἴω, οἱ yumbs a. very difficult, grievous,
rigid.

UMirusg bg tk S hot 3. pantheon.

Yui weg gum a. very vigilant, watch-
ful, diligent: very sober, moderate,
most temperate.

° ρων τα Δ a. very amusing, full
of pleasure.

biuwqor a, omnipotent, all-suffi-
cient; most powerful, very strong.

Uh tee gopne [Ὁ με΄ ὃ. omnipotence.

Treas [F- oxs 0-008 e_2igs 8. king of the uni-
verse, the Creator.

UG tusfP.newn a. very unfortunate,
most miserable, most calamitous.

Ubiod-ngnd a. of general assembly.

Usb isu. a. best, finest, choicest,
most exquisite; excellent, worthiest.

[μεν μάν a. that takes care of all
his creatures, all-provident.

urd fe a. all-consuming.

Ulivi, a. preserving or governing
all things, omnipotent, all-powerful.

Ub trash asp [Ὁ μεν 5. omnipotency.

Usb teks a. all-perfect; very
perfect. (tent, all-powerful.

παύω by cory , Wine hepay, a. omnipo-

Ubinehigag a. that saves all; all-
preserving. [pleasant.

Usb irs χα. most agreeable, very

Usb ius a. very savoury, very
highseasoned, most delicious.

Usb nah ως. a, all-seeing.

{μείνω ς any 8. father of all men, the
Creator.

U5 teach asprenen a. very wealthy, very -
rich, very opulent. [peaceable.

UsLinwShy a. mildest, very gentle or

Udbi.w5b. a. easiest, very light or
easy.

Ustiosiwe a very ingenious, very
artful, very dexterous, skilful, most
able.

Usb inssS ory ας. Most miraculous, very
prodigious, wonderful, amazing, asto-
nishing. (certain.

Usk ies Abelian fim a. most true, very

Udbiwdky a. very sinful, most cri-
minal; s. great sinner.

Usb ireryeoql? a. all-conquering, sub-
duing all enemies, very victorious, that
gains the advantage always.

μετ ν, bg a.s. all, total, whole;
each, every: all, every thing; — sg, @-
very one; who ever, whosoever, what-

ub

ever, whatsoever; -- £23, every thing,
whatever; ανεἴξήνεω ῥε., sol iusynf, al-
together, entirely, quite; -- muwkep,
from all sides, from all parts; — phe,
py — aknbu, every where, in all places;
etleips -- ν all the night ; q- mene, Θ-
very day; sun? pw g-, before all;
sion -ὁ. after all; nag ans 607 [Ὁ 647 4s one [baby ~f,
to be ready for every thing; / dép pus
a-» above all or every thing.
serene: Udibayod wp a. very
prompt, very willing, very eager, very
ready, very much inclined, very well
disposed, very diligent. [little.
inwtinesey a. least, smallest, very
Ui χω να zen a. very sweet, very sa-
voury, very good, very delicate.
‘Heeger 2. Worst, very bad; very
wicked, very malicious, execrable, abo-
minable.
μεν, δόσα. a. very bright, very
clear, very shining ; very splendid, very
illustrious: most honourable. right ho-
nourable.
Usb irmengerenfy a. very deceitful, very”
fraudulent, very knavish, very roguish.
Wrserryen ων fee. a. very venerable, very
respectable, very estimable: right or
most reverend: most honourable.
: UM κυ μὰ ἐσ senor ων a. very well prepa-
red, quite ready.
lh tose asqocrpoy bre. P) hi rnc 004 000 preg boo a.
that gives to all, generous, liberal:
' given to all. |
hel ase ang exe pulp bp 008 a. very modest.
berger (. much obliged, much
indebted.
Ubi gfys a. very unclean, most
impure, execrable, detestable.
ἵνμε (να ῥά, a.s. notoriously prosti-
tute, abandoned to prostitution.
Ἵμωσπ ων a. very abundant, most
plentiful; very generous, most liberal.
[μείνανε σα a. holiest, very sacred,
very holy; — or adbtwupgmsh Yow,
the very holy Virgin.
| Oe ac ’ f ’ ι1νλνασν osha fos 5 ih
SGmaunkgeng a. that has created all
things, all-creating, omnipotent.
ὑμενωμξῥεπ α. diffused every where,
spread far and wide, very extensive.
Uuktanpoths a. most wonderful, very
admirable.
᾿μμχήνιυ {κέ σε; a. most becoming,
decent, suitable, appropriate, very con-
venient.

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wh
lb trees cc, most perplexed, very
anxious, very embarrassed; very irre-
solute, full of inquietude.

Wi turmurpus a. diffused every whe-
re, very extensive, most ample.

Ub tawkbs a. most desirable: most
desirous.

Πλήν a. all-seeing. |

Wi tuembunes a. all-watchfal, that |
superintends all things.

| Sneek s. the Lord or Creator of
all things. (all-creating.

Ulbiop we α. that has made all things,

DE bupreten a. very skilful, inge-
nious; very instructive ; most wise.

ἥρω ῥα. a. Most shining, bright-
est, very bright, resplendent, shiny,
glittering, blazing or beamy.

UL anfpunfupeb a. very much to be
wished, most desirable. _

Ustafphbs 4. saviour of all.

Dink ple, leek fi ad. not at all, by
no means, Do wise, not in the least:
quite, wholly, totally, entirely.

ὕμιν uth, Ulkbk pfubpl a. most
blessed.

Usk ppwtpe a. very happy.

Πμαννερί ιν, Udkihpfi, tehgacky a.
all men, all persons, every body, as
many as, whoever.

Whiplieun a most wise, -- scienti-
fic, — learned. (universe.

U-4%/,/0% s. prince or master of the

[πονηρά a. very merciful.

Dbtnctuwk , [πον νῷ α. containing
all: most-capacious.

Dito Sibsay, Udi bop Sibu, Ush-_
opStbwt a, most blessed.

ιν, Mpg a. 8. U&iays; ad. amen,
so be it, verily, truly, certainly, positi-

vely.

ere df sm. he-kid.

Usx, Sry 4. dainty, daintiness.

Udi, diny, dlrs, dung δ. month ;
— seschisny » cored ismeg «ὗε, CVOLY — 5 emercas_
fit op antery, the first day of the —; ῥ
abba ph «οὔ ν «οἷν, the beginning of the --
fb d&pf salir, the ond of the —; 6
hou eles, towards the middle o
the -.

Ujws fi a. born of a barren woman.
Wdjatrd, sogesy un. to be or become
n

Udepef s. 80n of a barren woman;
St. John-Baptist.
Wjuc(tp.% s. sterility, infecundity,
enness.
μων, & s. great coat, riding-coat
or hood, cloak. (couple.
mr ese Udazp, png 8. yoke: pair,
na erie s. ham-string, tendon of the

Uvnfeafe, wq 2. brought up together,
comrade, companion, play-fellow; a.
iar.
Usa’ f% a. born of Amos, Isaiah.
apd a. castrated, cut, gelded.
Wap tuaskd, eg va. to castrate, to
eut, to geld.
Weapthe, thang s.pl. testicles; maul
odeptiwy, Scrotum ; — 2%, orchis, 6a-
n.

Uvacy, dey a. steril, barren.
fe, wef, sony, uy 8. consort,

husband: wife, spouse.
Westwefa a conjugal, matrimo-
nial, nuptial. [wed.

Wire ον, να, gery un. to marry, to
Wecstanke a. that loves his or her
consort.
Usecsbegkm, a. married, wedded.
Wow wthergonegucteh J", nel va. to mar-
ry, to give in marriage, to wed.
ΡΨ a. married.
Uva «ἵν. mpl ΓΈ. live αἵκων στε εἷναι.
puftpe% 4. the married

orn a7 04
THE ARMENIAN ANCIENT AND MODERN MONTHS
4 Prearesarercasyeeg. 30 8 [κων August
2 Lanafe 9 ἱέδωαν κεν September
3 Yueh 30 10 Jakunkidpbp October
4 Spt 30 1 ρωϑδικερ November
δ Purgng 30 12 Pbhakdphy December
6 ΠΡ 30 | Gove Sereeceops January
7 εφεζω 30 2 OL upremayp February
8 Upks 30 9 1} ων.» March
9 | Vega 30 4 Weve April
44 ad 76 2] 80 6 βνεύῥξω June
42 Lpamby 30 7 a July
Uabjbuwg 8 Epagomenes.
δ κω, fy 2. knight; sir, esquire, | state, wedlock; 8. Uweevtn. {2 με΄».
master. Usacnteae [2 ε΄, 4. marriage, nuptials,
Df puyl a 8. caliph. wedding; matrimony, wedlock 5 sssSnsy

“--- to take in marriage; δηδωΐν, μη.
«ἡ εν εἴ ἵν wilnestiene(Pbuts, to annul or do
away a Marriage; gay y—» tO marry.

Umea. solid, stable, durable, tough,
lasting; hard, strong, firm, fast; com-
pact, massive, thick: locked, fastened.

Udeeg » οἷν ols fo y ew ey, peg δ. fort,
fortification, fortress: grotto, cave,
cavern.

ee guys pur s. unmarried
person, maid, bachelor; that is about
to be married, that is in a marriagea-
ble state; qh%wk ssdineelrusy , celibacy.

Using» Ulagye aor fer ese 12% a. soft, sweet,
gentle, agreeable, inviting, engaging,
winning, attractive, affable, concili&-
ting, persuasive.

Usnpwhp s.pl. seasoning, sauce.

[μπιρ κα, bap va. to soften, to calm,
to compose; to conciliate, to appease,
to allay, to pacify, to reconcile; to af-
fect, to move, to touch; to abate, to
diminish; to sooth, to caress; to en-
gage, to win over, to persuade.

Uden it 8. appeasement, assuage-
ment, moderation, abatement; induce-
ment, persuasion. )

Unig, ag 4. Cloud ; -- frazery’ Shey, ἃ
cloud of dust, smoke.

Uviqurgnje a. having the colour or
appearance of a cloud.

iy uperaqerg a. Moving towards the

clouds, rising to the clouds.

Udiqerd fs α. which produces clouds.

alge § uel of, Eayf va. to strike with
a thunderbolt or by lightning.

our

WoliqerS cop pal, δ᾽ σε! un. to be struck
by lightning. (cloudy, misty.
mundnds a. covered with clouds,

USiiay cas nes el’, “ἐν UN. to be transfor-
med into clouds, to become clouds.

[αι κε. α. that travels in the clouds,
reaching the clouds.

UsiqusebS, kof un. to travel, to
be or to rise in the clouds.

al ieg 20s ang 200 00s 8. UW pliieg eas shane &

Usliguspfpen, ete. 8. Uspup fz, ete.

UsiybS, κοΐ un. to grow cloudy, to
be clouded or cloudy.

Usigbot 8. Udefan.

Usiysgadatp 4. canopy, awning; a
pall; a portable canopy.

“σαν wy 8. thunder-clap, thun-
der: noise, explosion, crash, report.
| Ueiqgnyeyft a. thundering, loud,
noisy.

OVirag fe 3. monthly news paper.

μπιι σεν 8. first day of the month,
calends- .

U-fir(P fe s. day of the month.

Udirushewt a. monthly: 8. menses:
monthly pay- [calends.

᾿λμίω ων οἴπε ον 8. beginning of the month,

ἰδμπνε τσ, απ, Ysioptny, pkbg
a. lasting ἃ month, οὗ a month’s dura-
tion; - εὖ Sudiviewh, a month’s time,
space of a month.

Uspwrgojyt a. more solid or strong,
very durable, well fortified.

Undpwd mbnel a very secret, very
private; very intricately fortified: pro-
tecting, sheltering.

Uspeshut a.s. inhabiting a fortified
place: guard of.a fortress.

1). ωπ 5. & strongly built, very
strong or solid.

Uvpuhaqt% 4. strongest side of a
fortress, most fortified part; citadel,
castle, fortress.

Udpuhoen a. extremely strong orso-
lid, very hard: made hard under the
hammer.

Defect, wguny un. to establish one’s
self, to fortify one’s self, to be intren-
ched, strongly posted.

[νει 8. half nos hy cs000- γα. «

μῆνιν μωξ, ay a. that guards well;
strongly guarded.

press eng nas § cs ase 8. Wado ane ong ear 5 .

Ueiprecepespfrum a. strongly walied.

[μῆνιν σε 9 «ἷοῖ A, negh va. to fortify,
to garrison, to putin astate of defence;

8

υυὉ

to re-enforce, to strengthen, to con-
firm, to corroborate, to establish, to
settle, to cement; to encourage, to
hearten, to animate, to imbolden; to
rop, to support, to sustain, to stay, to
eep up, to hold up; to bar, to fasten,
to shut, to stop up, to close.

Dapp a. well shut or locked,
strongly barred, well fastened.

Ualjr ese force, E-al, Egh va. to shut up
strongly, to lock well, to preserve; to
fasten, to bar, to close.

Unpog, wg 8. castle; citadel; fort,
fortress; redoubt, outwork.

πε (ῥεῖν 4. solidity, durability,
strength; re-enforcement, establish-
ment, confirmation, settlement, corro-
boration; fort, fortification; redoubt,
outwork.

ὕμνον a- gathered together, close,
concentrated ; — #ak,, to keep toge-
ther, to hold collected.

Usipapld, kgp va- to assemble, to
concentrate; to enclose, to confine; to
fold, to furl, to tighten, to pack, to
tuck; to shorten, to restrain, to con-
tract; to straiten, to stint, to limit, to
bound; — φιἤνανω" qukte, to recollect
one’s self, to collect one’s ideas ; — gaf&_
atu, to bury the dead, to inter; —
quae, to sheathe a sword.

Usipafpl, δ... vn. to contain, to be
closed or shut up; to draw eloser, to
be restringed, concentrated, to assem-
ble; to fold up; to fall back; to reflect.

προ ϑ πες S. ὦ cae are by ass rarely «

κοι "ἐμ. ’ Usiferport te . ῬΟ-
striction, modification, contraction, li-
Initation ; — dinw,, attention.

UWvs/2-, 2 s. shame, confusion, abash-
ment; bashfulness; ignominy, turpi-
tude; baseness; ,|- ma%k,, to put to
shame, to confound; ,- δὶ quleld f
Suphwtp,,to be ashamed, to be con-
founded, to blush; τρν privy parts.

Usolt-unb, Usloltuyhg a. shameful,
disgraceful, ignominious, scandalous.

ΠΟ hep ’ εἰ... s.pl. turpitude, ob-
scenity ; privy parts-

Uses wip spl. shame, confusion, a-
bashment; bashfulness; pacts of shame.

UwelF sarsyerpren, [lolPenupbay a.
abashed, confounded, put to shame,
shamed, overwhelmed with confusion ;
bashful.

Uveftipku a. abashed, put to the

9}

blush, confounded ; shamefaceéd.

ss (F bd ͵ DSP fans » wg a. bash-
fal, modest. [desty.

Ue [2 fom κι {2 fed s. bashfulness, mo-

Wea, ry 4 8. μοι he -

., int. oh! ho! ho there!

Ujeet®, Uyetipthe, Uyerptry,
by 2. alphabet. ;

Gh penta ρδίνων ἢ εὖ, a. alphabetical.

4. pays gue, mck, greg 8. day-
break, dawn, aurora: day-light, mor-
Bing ; Py “Ὁ, πε. poy τῷ ρα»,

OF «νη δεν. at day-break, at
the dawn of day, in the morning; -- 4.
1... 8. ἵὰ ποίων, yryerek αν gl
eftey. from morning till night.

“4. «εὖνευ αἴ, «σα ὦ un. to dawn, to grow
light, to be light, to be day-light.

«ὦ» a. wine-growing, planted
with vines, full of vines.

υεδησρδ. wy δ. vine-dresser, hus-
bandman, that cultivates the vine,
wine-grower. [the vine.

Diyehgapdncftpe% 4. cultivation of

Uyekhble. Uyphhe Pe Gay spl.
vintage ; time of vintage.

Deh han 4h, [Fusg 2. vintager.

os δὲν (Ὁ Ὗς Uh pp has are cal ter ιν ψ υυ.
ghanwbp 4. vineyard, large extent of
country planted with vines.

“οἴ 8 wine-grower, owner or
master of the vineyard.

υ peek ὦ 8. υ. γμαε ἔτ ων.

Direhs 4.47. ghey 4“. Vineyard, land
planted with slips of the vine; #thb,
watk«. to plant the vineyard; {ὅση
é; . 8. ppb heels; whe yey, 8.

an kw 5 αὐ οἷν 4, css εὐ αὐ ἷν 088 mys keeper
or guard of the vineyard.

Gyerye spl. funerals performed the
day after a

UD pe-apre. 8. gos

δῇ eee ad. at day-break,
at the dawn of day, in the morning; -
-, every morning.-

4’ στρ’ mypnphhs sagan. ag
4.»ε ῥᾷ pron. that, thie, the.

Usqtey ad. there, in that place.

1. νη a.ad- 80 much, s0 many:
80. 80 much, to such a degree.

Wh ,, 1. ad. so, thus, in this manner.

Usekeb, fue, frubrmg a. such,
like, similar, so.

Doce Users ad. just there, in the
same place: from the same place, a-
gain, over again, anew, afresh.

-

ΔΙ.
U ppp bts μὲ, a. indigenous.
np ails S. ἜΣ’ . ᾿

ιι ,ἔδαρ. & 8. air, atmosphere: Juno.
: wet » SU lt fe oF yD ylF frrees ζω,

Ustad. now, at present, at this
time ; just now, immediately, instantly,
by and by; recently, newly, freshly ;
- ful, presently ; just now.

Ujs+ fied f% a. new-born. ,

Uf i wt a. recent, modern, new.

ι., πὰ, ad. from this moment or
timo, henceforth, henceforward.

ULjst apy ad. now, at present.

U sr dae, ary 5. Usp cll en's «

OD pf fires, υὺ Jt lm ese 5 εὖ, ἴω S.
yt:

User cy» pret, pf: o. another, other ;
different, unlike: some; “σά χω,
sqaepeSeee, bY another way 3 —ed_ opps
Zo, in another manner; -ag, ano-
ther; & ms — np, not even another;
J-4& kngdwak , another side, the other
side 37 5 oan en bry | .- guns ky, it is one
thing to say, another to do;& -»,
~nd gtr Satgk pt, etc. , and 80 ON; — pig.
-y, one for another, pellmell; -- ,- πε
jbuk,, to lose one’s presence of mind,
to be overcome by joy or fear; as; “-
ῥεξρ. in no other way ; — pig —sy wukz,
to say equivocally, ambiguously.

“9 Dos ovo pv conj. but, yet, still,
however; only, bat; now, then.

Us ad. besides, moreover, more. ἡ

Vorepw’, fy a.s. that says or speaks
otherwise ; allegorical.

Uh peas pr eaeite est pases o ad, differently, other-
wise: allegorically, enigmatically.

0 J [eee ge οὐ» μεν lf ccs te a. allegorical, enig-
matical, mystical; typical, symbolical ;
emblematic; figurative, metaphorical.

Uurrrwbhd, Egh va.to use allego-
ries in speech; to use the figures of
rhetoric; to allegorize.

Di ypwtinet{Ff.% s. allegory; sym-
bol, type; emblem; figure, metaphor ;
enigma, riddle, rebus.

ὕω pe trop ht ad. 8. ᾿νε μιιδνενριωρ .

Ὀθ μωμεν, Lypogy a. οὗ a different
nature or kind, heterogeneous.

μι μωποΐν a. of a different eolour;
unlike, different.

ι: “σε ibd, kgf, ΠΣ τ) pl, &_
gug una. to discolour, to tarnish, to
stain; to turn pale. (stain, paleness.

Uypegnetin Pomerania

OSI,

Dupont a.s. of a different religion ;

infidel. ee ;
wakd a. of a different aspect;
ΠΡ τη unlike. [dissimilar.

1. χωγων, fy α. different, unlike,
λει γευῖν αν of, kof va. to vary, to
ehange, to diversify.

UD yarquiene [9 μεν 8. variation, diver-
sity, difference, dissimilarity, variety.

Uy oa a. of another kind, other,
pina ad. otherwise, differently ;
else. ‘
| wogwpeon ad. in ἃ diflerent man-
ner, Silierwise, differently: as an infi-
del, as a pagan, as a heathen.

θα χε οἷν a, very or more diffe-
rent; -ωὧν ad. very differently.

— gewaghs egy: ghey, 0, μον» abt,
qehg s.a. foreigner, stranger: pagan,
gentile, heathen: foreign; different,
unlike. [nism.

Qoyvoqgee{tfe® 2. paganism, heathe-

Dupequkay a. foreign, strange.

— Doeereqee a. who speaks another
language; foreign.

UL χωζινμδᾷρ a. ofa different opinion.

Βυχωζ, be 8. a a

Uueetkow α. transformed, transfigu-
red; changed, metamorphosed ; diffe-
rent, unlike: disguised, masked; ,- αν
incognito, in disguiso ; ,- νει; to be
masked, to be in disguise, to disguise
ono’s self; to be transfigured; to be
metamorphosed, to be transformed; --
J pinpiad, allegory, metaphor.

Doeuhh pag kd, kgf va. to transform ;
to disguise, to mask, to change; to
transfigure; to metamorphose.

Ujerh beled ’ E gusy vn. to be trans-
formed; to be disguised; to be trans-
figured.

Dh peony be poeqne 9 foot ’ Deed ke pemgne ti ὅς
transfiguration; metamorphosis; trans-
formation, disguise.

Ujhpok a. of a different religion.

Doyporhprotne[t [εν s. heterodoxy.

ραν ῷᾷ μσα νων (1.8, Of a different belief,
sectary: pagan: heterodox.

ὕω a. of a different voice;
discordant, disgnant. [gure.

Doewth a. of a different form or fi-

Dijyprqeeteg. α.8. of another sect, ofa
different faith: sectary.

Ujedhe a. of a different sentiment
or opinion; whose ideas wander, fligh-
ty, lightheaded.

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Osi,
[χων fel, kequy un. to be lighthea-
ded, to undergo an alienation of mind,
to be delirious.

UO jpardinn [9 μεν 2. alienation of mind,
flightiness, delirium.

Uses psfeents a. variegated ; diversi-
fied; mixed. [various, different.

“ἢ a. changeable, variable;

Useyurubn ar of ἃ different sex or
kind; mixed.

Dent 47) Egf va. to alter, to change ;
to vary, to diversify; to corrupt; to
disaffect, to alienate; to discounte-
nance; to falsify, to counterfeit; to
distemper, to disorder.

Doubt, bg un. to vary, to be al-
tered, to change ; to degenerate, to be-
come corrupt; to be disaffected, to be
alienated; to be indigposed.

Lj ttf, Uypuyert δ. altera-
tion, changement, variation, mutation ;
emotion, perturbation ; corruption, de-
generation; falsification; distemper,
disorder, indisposition.

ΡΣ ΤΣ sang O. whimsical, odd, Ca-
pricious, fanciful, fantastical, extrava-
gant, mad, ridiculous, extraordinary,
singular, strange, enormous, uncouth ;
grotesque, distorted.

UL ppctqroh pel, kgay vn. to be extra-
vagant or whimsical; to be distorted,
disfigured, spoiled ; to be dissolute.

μουν (fee 5. extraordinari-
ness, uncouthness, extravagance,stran- |
geness, oddness; dissoluteness, irregu-
larity of conduct.

UL pigs a. of another sign or mark.

Doyotee% a. allonymous.

Diy22- [2% a. who speaks different-
ly to what he thinks, double-faced or
dealer. | [tore με".

Useeerthh yorterte & 8. ὕ γε εω.

Uyueutes ad. otherwise, differently,
in another manner.

Wa pecser eas eg fol a. allegorieal; - Jnr
fot, allegory.

ee th pawl a. of a different
sex; of a different gender, kind or spe-
cies; heterogeneous, of a different na-
ture or quality.

Ujperubnne(tf.% s. difference of sex,
gender, nature and quality.

UjeuukpkS, Egf va- to change toa
different gender or kind; to make de-
generate, to spoil. [fashion, manner.
Diypomarpusy a. Of a different mode,

Use

OD spammed a. of another family, na-
tion.
OD garpoorn., wy a. heterodox.
Dyedwaks, bgp Uypnynuntel, ες
vn. to apostatize, to be heterodox,
eretical; to teach heresy; to err in
the catholic faith.

Oh, ppomafe κε {9 {εν & heterodoxy.

OD jpeopofe'c. changed, altered, con- |

verted, turned; degenerate; different;
allegorical; ad. differently.

O px pofekt, gf σα. to change, to
alter ; to counterfeit ;to metamorphose ;
eo diversify.

Usembobdd, ἔσο op.to change; to
grow worse, to degenerate.

OU ppopoofeec(Ife% 5. change, trans-
mutation, conversion; metamorphosis ;
corruption, degeneration.

Uy, 40. conj-besides, ever and above,
moreover, also, more, in addition.

0. ppd coy a- different, distinct, va-

| δε.» Cony. Ss. Oise. hz. [ried.

Qu cts enw ad. differently, on the
contrary ; 8. Uy, a.

Bure HE conj. but, but if, but that.

Dor πεῖς 8. Use:

Boe bes ones ῥγέρ' ened bebe α.
some other, other, another (thing ).

Bon. οὔτε, ony eps δὼ ’ ΩΣ ἢ “οὔκων εἶξε
«.:. another, other (person)-

aH a. of a different doctrine ;
of or belonging to a sect.

Ujeorve ad. from another place or
situation : otherwise.

whe ad. from some other
place, from somewhere else.
ad, elsewhere, in another
place, in some other place.

D grep iat, ᾿ς “σεσερ 8 Byer:

Que xe 8. Oy “ἀ.

Uy ~henje conj- but, yet, neverthe-
less, however, notwithstanding.

Borer hoo4 a different ; ad. diffe-
rently-

Bs, fy» 8υδῥ. δε. She, Shug ὅ.
goat, she-goat-

OD pd analiceseg. 8. Satyr-

wus, wg 8. goat-herd, peasant
who drives the goats to feed.

UO Sacperq s- chamois, wild goat-

ka®, Ldewteg 8. Wild goat; roe;
buck, hart; deer.

Dydhuy, SEfy .α. goat’s hair; stuff
made of goat’s hair: of or belonging to
goats.

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UD sob ad fey ὅ. Capricorn.

Us £4if4 s. fawn of a roe.

13. ,δ᾽ εἱνωζ 5. stuff made with the
hair of goats.

ι.,δ εν 8. Uh δέω.

U ob για εἴων 4. flock of goats.

Usd &p s.pl. goat’s hair.

Uso ant a. goat-footed.

Uyo ope. 4. goat-herd.

Wurexq 8. Wyo apg-

(μιν anyiep njtenp bl, selene» κοΐοπι fl
pron. that, it, the.

Uj» qb οϑη). because ; where as; even
as; more than, rather: siace, that,
seeing that.

με, Ue feet ε, ων bug & con.
that is to say, to wit, namely,i: e:, viz
or videlicet.

Ὁ» fs ad. whilst, as long as, 80
long as: recently, freshly, newly.

Uh jtae qh conj-in as much as, because.

ene Sk whe conj. ever, since, from
that time, thenceforward, thenceforth.

Uj ap pron. such, such one.

Uvjisef α. 80 great; such; ad. so,
so much, in such a manner. ἢ

ιν. ad. 80, also, equally, as
much, in like manner, likewise, as
well as. ἃ

Tnypufe, wery, wry a Such, simi-
lar, like; equal, same; as great, as

much. {therefore.
Ὅν wqugene. conj. for that reason,

Uy ad. yes, even 80, truly.

Ujaqemtuephy a. fall of derision, mock-
able, laughable.

Ujawtid, Egh va. to jeer, to make
a jes of, to ridicule, to mock, to de-
ride, to hold in contempt, to despise,
to scoff at, to scorn, to banter, to rally,
to rail at, to revile, to abuse; to treat
with contempt, with abuse or ridicule.

UU pesgesterre (9 fred, Qypqeatne th 8. deri-
sion, mockery, raillery, ridicule, scorn,
contempt-

UD μα, 5.α. that derides, ridicu-
les: contemptuous, scornful; abusive,
insulting.

ἴον s. raillery, mockery, derision ;
— fermen, ignominy, contempt ; —
μεν "ε. ἤν. -- & ζω αοοωῖι μννε Ὧν... -- ἔσω,
νων, wntk,, to jeer, to deride, to mock,
to ridicule, to rail, to insult, to despise,
to scorn; — ;bb,, to be derided ora
laughing-stock. .

UBU

, Uh arp teaes by cas erase hh S. Ujpmwth ut:
wfbnprup ntl? fet ἢ. UL pepestore ΟΣ.

πίε 5. noise, brawling; gorman-

izing, gormandizer.

aay baw ζω a τ) ry aes] 64 ὅτε.. 9 acyunee rly
fas & gees ,

pron. this : eapargly ων δ
I shall say this and that, so and 80.

J > eerie, see, any §. evil genius,
evil spirit, demon, devil; genius, spirit,
goblin, imp, sprite,
hobgoblin, familiar, elf, fairy ; tempest,

ghost, apparition :

Storm; thundering noise, hurlyburly,
seapl-f ° Uh, posses ρδν ως 9

tormented with a devil, demoniac.

Jes ass fer crs ey α. possessed witha devil.
wuhuyuwds a, that drives away de-

: [devil, demoniac.
possessed with a
waa φαμξἔγαω a. possessed with 8

vils.
| Ae sag 1.8,

devil: mad, phrenetic, frantic.

wurhuphdt, buy un. to be posses-
to roar, to make a
rave, to be frantic,

πε with a devil:
readful noise; to
to storm, to be furious.

wwhwpne{I fed 4. the state of a de-
possessed with
& devil: madness, phrenzy, fury, fran-

moniac or of a person

tieness.
| er S. Oh, persce 5 cxage e Ἄ

wwbuwl a. such, like, in this man-

ner or fashion. .

Uje «ὕμιν ad. this time, this once.

“ (αν Ὁ a, such-a-one.

ιν, Usebigt £ ad. nam ely, that

is to say, to wit. (mark, such.

“ δ) a. marked thus, having this
were ons εξ for. crcl. still, nheverthe-

less, as for the rest.

untbuahs. ad, henceforth, hence-

forward, hereafter, for the future: as

for the rest; now, then, but.

: sunk, hy a. to this degree, in this

quantity, so Sreat; ad. go much, 80.
yu4yfu ad. thus, in this manner, in

the same manner; go. .

“αρβωξ,, aches / A th easy a. such, like,
in thia manner, of this sort; such, so
Breat. .

Vyer ad, here, in this place ; hither,
to this place; .- wqupue, therefore,
for this reason.

UD pussh br a.

possessed with a devil or evil Senius,

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| Vo ee σις scash §, mime, buf-
foon.

apku ad, back, again ; Lhhy - δῖα.
πο ᾿ shall return here immediately,
I shall be back presently.

apuh, my, fy, ΕΙΣ bony,
hwy a. in this quantity, such, so nu-
merous, thus great.

Ujeor ad. to-day, this day; gas Me,
sh σ--ν Bish. χ-- δ᾽ wiMuswhb, to this day,
up to this time.

U jwopard fre a born to-day, new-born.

ys fy δ. cheek; Seodlpreks χουνε ν
to embrace, to kiss the cheek.

U, jn ad. thence, from that place. —

e

peters l, ast ls easy, ΝΕ: ἕω un. to
swell, to puff, to be inflamed, to be
bloated.

Ny EE 8. swelling, protube-
France, enlargement ; excrescence,
hump, wart, corn, wen, push, pimple,
pustule; tumour, inflammation, tume-
faction.

UL jurastte s. inflammation, tumefac-
tion, swelling, protuberance, enlar-
gement: 8. DU pnazy-

Jnnegutk Af, neg va. to swell, to
inflame, to tumefy. |
fi» εν, ual, eatzocssebgs , fds | ἊΝ
puthg δ. ran : husband, spouse: person:
youth, young man; —kpkbjb, perso-
NAZC 5 — feperputtesbap ν᾽ OVELY one, every
person, every body; -- ap, a person,
some one; — 7. «ὦ Wendel = qesgreesshys » 11)
competition ; with emulation ;- bk pw,
one to another; py. -& ety. bfu, the
men as well as the women, both men
and women; we --, u-» ach person, a
head, a man; mah wey, tO marry ;
nl’ mputey jfuby, to get, to be mar-
ried; αἰ τον ων earpremlery 4 coward; pup ose
puitg, brave, courageous; -- frssssgsssy oe.
(tk wi, peaceful man >~ ganda, inge-
nious, active Man ; — gepacl(thwh, va-
lorous man; -- αἴξωφινε., guilty, Worth
of death; -- acy one nes ἦν po sas gal ν belligerous,
warlike, martial ἡ δ ρ “με ye ἦτ sara » §SaNZul-
nary, bloody men; -- Uwumned-y, man
of God.

Uur. fy 5. antre, cavern, grotto, den.
pup od. manfully, vigorously ;
valiantly, bravely, courageously,
pultny, mya. that abandons her
husband. |
Ujpuhwh a. virile, manly. ;
Un ppth a. manlike, arg |
ι perantosscal” Β. Uh σῥωύνω el, [freee f=
Upwuke a. that loves her husband.

OUD

Up mappne{Ffe% ὁ. love of the wife
for her husband, conjugal affection.

eee a. that has killed her
husband.

Dope , ete. δ. G aay 72 002 aoe » ote.

Qype genkp wart dt, to burn and to
ravage. 7

Ὁ,» δ (ys) avn, tO burn; ων.
phy Δ. Wy keel ol gmpdnegubl,, to burn
apd to ravage.

Goes, kgf va. to burn, to enflame,
: fire; to torrefy, to scorch, to parch,

OU phbay 4. hospital for widows.
Wuetges .b, 7 ε. burning, deflagra-
ton; burn, mark caused by fire; soot;
torrid. | [caustic.

OB pkg-q a. burning, scorching; s.

Wp h goed, ys. burn, burning.

ΒΒ,» δονεδϑῖ, 4. conflagration, defla-
geation, combustion, burning.

bre th, “αὖ, δὲ. dfry 8. cavalry,
horse. [wer.

Douek» pry, phog 8.0. widow; wido-

phwtwed, mgay vn. to become a
widow or widower, to be a widow or
widower. 8. Upfatan/.

[ρέει μεν 8. Wypae (afer.

Uoprng kl, hyf va. to burn.-

Res aeeaty s. virile age, age of man-
virility, manhood: widow-hood.

OD geoes 2. dwarf, very little man.

UWspoeath, dferry, OF νεῖωνε ἔβα δ. horse-
man ; troqper ; horse-soldiers, cavalry.

Qypre® ε. burning.

Uys 4. visit; aearch; inspection ; -
wakk,, s~ kpwuby. to visit, to go to see,
to make a visit; -- & wn πάν, .,--
hp ftefp bpevk;, to search, to exa-
mine, to observe. (tor: bishop.

Disghpoe, nef, wy 3. visitor; inspec-

ἴδεν fe 4. visit; visitation;
search ; inspection ; examine.

Dygkt. &af va. to visit; to search.

Usey » ῥ ν τῇ 3. tin ; of mth gyorg ky
whegewe, to tin, ta cover with tin;
obec whegwe, act or employment
of tinning.

Wiewgent ad.a.late, behindhand, tar-
dily, long, slowly: late, tardy; long,
slow, not ready, not prompt; — «pha,
- kppke. too late, very late; at latest,
δὲ the latest.

Wrwgubéy a. produced, done, born,
ereated too late. {ning, at a late hour.

Unangetf οὐ! late, late in the eve-

as

υῃηΆῃ

Drwgutepl, καρ» θάνοι, bof
un. to delay, to linger, ἕο loiter, to tarry,
to stay: to arrive late, to be late.

Ujneg tiene{Pfr.% 4. tardiness, slow-
ness, lateness; sluggishness.

Usogt-vy a. made of tin; plated or
covered with tin.

Ustwekl, bgp va. to tin.

Ute 2. Wrurgery 8. tinman.

ζω, ρον ’ χων ooprnts ’ ων...»
a. perfidious, disloyal, traitorous, trea-
cherous, treasonable, faithless; cruel,
ferocious, inhuman, barbarous.

Drury npr rjhae{d fret OF μαι (2 βε 8.
perfidy, treachery, disloyalty : cruelty,
inhumanity, ferocity, barbarity.

λων, a. not free, dependant ;
mean, ignoble, niggardly.

Usarquscnc{Ffe% s. want of nobility ;
niggardness, lowness.

Wi aes gop ses peg [2 foo s. want of affi-
nity; dissimilarity.

Utuegf a. ignoble, vulgar, of low
extraction, of mean birth.

Usrgg. α- unexpected, sudden.

Usturqgsah, my a. strange, extraordi-
nary; undutiful, msolent, impudent,
froward, obstinate, stubborn; rascally,
wicked. [dient, insolent.

Wangg eh bl, Egh vn. to be disobe-

ἴων δ ἴ, a. insensible.

Wrsue(P-h fin, 4. anathema. i

Unuelthlaykd, kgf va. to anathoma-
tize, to excommunicate.

ἴω S. [ὕω η.

[ζω να οἷν a. insipid, tasteless ;
pernicious ; very unproductive.

ἴω, (9 8. ζωνῶν. opens .

Waren frnget ᾽ Urea forest sas ’ TWireeefenrp_
¢6, a. insipid, tasteless, unsavoury ;
hated, disliked.

Ususfe a. not subject to diseases or
passions; innocent, pure.

Usafrwrarpusp ad. without vices or
passions, honestly, innocently.

| ey eer a. not subject to dis-
eases or passions.

Ἰλύνευῥνυεινε [2 pt 5. apathy, dispassion;
integrity, purity: good constitution,
health.

Uns hiwd νε [2 fr. 2. irreverence.

᾿Ἰβῥμεωζίνεωκι.»:. 8. Ur aee s care. e

αν ζζνωωκ κε [Ὁ fre Ss. irene 5 nso oe. v0 [Ὁ fst «

Uterkieheny a. hopeless, despondent,
desperate: unexpected, oreseen,
unlooked-for, sudden. .

Uvt.
4 a. fearless.

Used far or Dh provoke ffves sf. Venus, Diana
(anagram of UWiuwSfee written inver-
tedly). - [Venus or Diana.

| Wns nut a. of or belonging to

Usurg, Uiuegp a. without salt, un-
salted ; insipid, tasteless.

Ueuyeapmksb a. incorruptible, unal-
terable; incontestable.

wong a. not ground or pounded.

Une δ, a. not salted.

Udweqn a. unspotted, unstained, un-
sullied, pure. [neatness.

ἰϑλνω γον [Ὁ [«΄, 8. cleanliness, purity,

Uso a. shining, clear, bright.

| Σ΄, | be. yy Pe Wires ΧῈ, sls a. that
does not grow, decreasing. [tion.

User jn [2 [ε΄ s. decrease, diminu-

Ἰ)δκικχωῖϊ, να, S. Soh sao scarves ly .

Wide w fe oc. unmarried.

Wiesrthiresitire{Pfr% 8. celibacy.
᾿ ᾿νε a. cloudless, clear, serene.

_ Ujusdo{2 a, shameless, unblushing,
impudent; audacious, insolent.

“εἴ apap ad. without shame,
impudently ; audaciously.

eas thes [σ) εοἿ, 20 ol, ass 4 0004 9 US aneahald frcf, |
su un. to lose all shame, to be shame-

88.

᾿βλνωνεἴο[2.,.»εὄ (2: με΄, 4. impudence, auda-
sa Mideniaainet [tably, constantly.
aypuppupop ad. invariably, immu-
seins Udeygeentyh a. invaria-

ble, unalterable, immutable.

Usesspaync{ife% 2. invariability, im-
mutability.

(Μάνα. a. unmarried (woman).

Userjghjoe. a. abandoned, forlorn,
helpless. [prehensible.

whe nutkb a. irreproachable, irre-

Went ἅς, Uxwh tiene a. inanimate,
lifeless; impersonal. [one’s self.
Dawn Seg nd a. that does not praise

Uewstne4 a. unconfined, wide, large:
disagreeable. ᾿

Wet tebe a. without rain, arid, dry.

Urewtnne fu, μων 4. mint.

Uswtn.% a. anonymous ; ignoble.

Ἰωωῦβων».» ᾿ 11.“ οἵων! ph a. insepara-
ble, indivisible.

1) κοἴνβων orn as ριον αα. indivisibly. (ble.

Whartypupken a. undivided, insepara-
ae passes not away, eternal: impas-
sable.

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UU.

Uswhpum a.free from want, rich,
affluent.

χαρίσω. α. unfatigued, fresh: easy,
not difficult ; ad. easily, without fatigue
or trouble.

Wrrarhemp hf a. banished or driven
from his country; captive, enslaved :
strange, forcign.

msenn. a. impartial, shewing no
respect of persons, upright, disintere-
sted, just, fair, righteous, exact; strict,
austere, severe, rigid, rigorous.

|b 7 (> oan s cas re. ρων Or agke ad.
impartially, without respect of persons,
justly; rigorously, strictly, austerely.

ans 5.200 ve.oas oo br us a. that takes an im-
partial view, sincere, ingenuous.

᾿νε canvases arfafurse. a. that scatters im-
partially, that diffuses liberally.

Wires ων. 2 forte 8. impartiality, dis-
interestcdness, uprightness, justness,
sincerity ; strictness, rigour, austerity,
severity. [eyes; blinded.

[ζω παν ’ || Χ»ῳ.ς a. blind; without

Uirucssyurh , org 2. pure, unmixed, neat,
unadulterated.

Usnusyhent a. incorruptible; pure,
chaste, inviolate. (purity, chastity.

Users ssh wtne{Ife% 4. incorruption ;

aeany o60 peso 8.9 γυίων a. impeni-
tent, hardened, obdurated. (obduracy.

Wie ane 204 200 forses pe ove. [ὃ fou %e &. impenitence,

sare, fry, wg 8.2. desert, hermi-
tage, solitude: solitary, uninhabited,
lonely, unfrequented.

24s 054 oan esc ess pxtr cas ly ᾽ ἰθλνωνεγοιν ων εν br cary a.
living in a lonely place, eremitical.

ἰλάνωνε εν 00s 200 fy co's ® Ui cso 02g exw ose ony fede a8.

solitary,eremitical : hermit, anachorite.

ozs ony 00s oor ραν Ἵν αν of, ses gang UN. to become
a desert, to be deserted; to fall, to
decay. ,

Di oar org cnr ov owe pe @ loving solitude, or
retired situations, retired, solitary.

Uinwy em σεν a. bred in a desert.

| bor negettelr εἴ", acgf va. to
cause to be deserted, to lay waste, to
unpeople.

ΕΝ ἅνεαν καρ δεν 000 00s 0_soge 8. ΙΝ by anv «

Wier ΕἾ, a. without refuge, desti-
tute, unprotected.

Usernswh , wy a. dissolute, debauched,
libertine, licentious, wanton, lewd:
prodigal, profuse.

Woh ans oa. 200 by ase ge sce ye ad, dissolutely, lewd-
ly, wantonly: prodigally, lavishly.

»“

GG

λων μα, kyu un. to be dissolute,
to be debauched, to be a libertine; to
be prodigal or lavish.
ξαι [9 μ΄, s. debauchery, dis-
soluteness, libertinism, excess, disor-
derly life, wantonness, lasciviousness,
lust; inchastity, prostitution.
auwfenpy α. Without a guide or
chief, indirected. [ble.
[xeon fl a. impregnable, inexpugna-
ἴλωνα “ἡ. a. unhealthy.
Usawk ὁ a. unspeakable, ineffable.
Dvwatarpwp ad. brutally, coarsely.
[ram denn geemys ey ky a. brutal, rude,
ill-mannered. (animals or cattle.
arbapaye a. that rears, breeds
ἢ λων 41.» a. guilty of an unnatu-
ral crime with a beast, bestial.
«ἴων pane {3} 2. unnatural know-
ledge of a beast, bestiality.
[ear nt ergy? a. more brutal or coarse.
εν. ἡ «Ἷνη, οἴο. 3. UJptrass cateoneey 5 any etc.
[[sentanght, Urauinugrs a. that sa-
erifices or immolates beasts.
1 κ»«»«ἵνο. ἡ ἔν». [9 βεῖν . | 0 er er Lae
Pf.» s. immolation of beasts. .
ale» | | GP A ἐν a. of or
belonging to the brute creation, ani-
mal; brutal, brutish.
[eantrarbbigueg a. that lives like a
beast, brutal, bestial.
[χων ly bs ρας. fessrestrundh. a having
the form of abeast, brutish. ἰφξω-
|| ee eee | | a ere SG. ΤΠ εωεἥνκω,
User ntvardhinas(th S- Uteseesstesar eg foo ere fi »
[λυ νυ δ. a. having the under-
standing of a brute, stupid, dull. .
[..ὐνον Sinn s. stupidity, dullness.
[fram «(νων fois S. [μι ace ane by caste °
[Prontatwt, wgny un to become
quite a brute, to lead the life of a
brute; to be clownish or churlish, to
be besotted. a
[)}53}.«αὐἷνον ον ἡ 8. | | Ce oe
[λον κα fuk, a- fit for a brute, bru-
ta], bestial.
| a Ss. [Boreas ἵν by οὖν.
Iiewatf, s.a small beast; animal-
eule; a lean beast.
[λ..«». Ομ. 4. nature of the brute
creation ; brutality, bestiality.
λα wct , «να ie irrational: 8. ani-
mal, brute.
κα.“ even. a. without lining.
[iron αν σε wd a. atheistic, atheist ; un-

godly, irreligious.

Bf

ness, integrity, entire state.

UU. ᾿

[he nae os nse 07 ὧδε [δ free 8. atheism > Ul

godliness, irreligion.

Ui as 02 are ov 0_ses by sayass yess vee [ὦ [εν $. idolatry.
Usk c.impotent, imbecile,feeble.
Usp, by a. immaculate, without

sin, innocent, irreproackable ; clear,
refined; intact, pure, whole, perfect.

Useapunmapup ad. holily, inviolably.

USouspraserne[2 fet s- purity, upright-
[hol y.

Usupumnr4p of. immaculate, pure,

Wren grays a. increate.

ζω a. sober, abstemious.

ὕλωμᾳ, wy a. worthless, contempti-

ble, vile, abject, despicable, ignoble.

Deen prig-sae proses αὐ. unworthily, basely,

dishonourably, vilely, meanly- —-

[Joie ons po ag. ες var as br ᾧ a. disconsolate ; in-
consolable.

Usnepgufies o. by an ignoble death,
dying ingloriously- {humble.

Uxeupgsuded wp a. that honoures the

[νει 4 εἵνεκα, asgusy UN. to be deba-
sed; to become abject or contempti-
ble; to lose value; to humble or abase
one’s self.

Usepguke 8. pl. affront, offence,
wrong, insult; indignity, slight, con-
tempt, disgrace, shame, opprobrium,

discredit, blame.

Usenpgmuwenp a. unfertile, unfruit-
ful, poor, barren, sterile.
Userprgmumenpne(t ped 4. barrenness,
poorness, sterility. fugly, rugged.
Usuwpqeup a. formless, deformed,
Usage, a. ad. free, unembarrassed;
without obstacle, freely.
Usunpe byrne [2 μι. ε. freedom, state of
any thing free from obstacle or hinde-
rance. |
Usupgil, kgf va. to offend, te
shock; to despise, to depreciate, to
llisparage; to disapprove, to disallow,
to refuse, to reject; to blame, to find
fault with. :
ὕνωμαρᾷ S. Ufone prep »
Usecupa fs» θάμα πε. a. contemptuous,
disdainful, haughty, offensive-
ὕνωραᾳν (Pf s. offence, slight, re-
fusal, reprobation; humiliation ; vile-
ness, meanness, worthlessness; y- /-
fui, ἴο demean, to degrade one’s self.
Use, UWewppvk uneven, unpoli-
shed. | 3
ὕψωρχωρ a. unjust, partial. [quity.
ὕλωρηωρε 9 μεν s. unjustness, ini-

TP

Worupa fed a. unproductive, fruitless,
useless; worthless.

Useupane (2 fet 2. deformity.

Us pk a. without sun, dark, cloudy.

ἰδεῖ at, fg, mg a. unworthy, un-
fit, improper; condemnable, blamable,
illegal, dishonest; — 4undinpley, to dis-
dain {unworthily.

ee “9 ζεωροῖ ον ξω ad.
|| Sy ere Ta a. unworthy.
ι[ζωρ δι δ. Wiens rh ὧἷν; J”? ad.
unworthily.

Dirapd- wher{P fet 8. unworthiness.
Useorf, pry, polrusrg a. weak, feeble,
unmanly, timid, pusillanimous, coward-
ly; gigantic, enormous, monstrous.

“(ῥα ον a. more or very feeble,
.~- weak, — timid. [wardly.
Userppurhut α. timorous, fearful; co-

Uxepporfefrr s. timidity, pusiliani-

mity, fearfulness, cowardice; gigantic
size.

Ukupfe% a, that has no blood, blood-
less ; that does not bleed.

Weaeprderf2- a. moneyless, poor ; στα.

tuitous, gratis.

θμωρδιίδωνωξρ a. that does not love
money, generous, liberal.

Deupdepsk 6 a. that cannot be re-

vived, or rekindled, not renewable, ex-
tinct. [up.
Useuplicon a without roots, rooted
,͵ ἰδνωρνα ων a. of no trade, or pro-
fession; artless; guileless; immate-
rial, simple, natural; rough, rude.

. Wem prre bresen ee (ῥεῖ, ὃ. simplicity ; ru-
deness.

Dearne μεν 8. Woop forlt ped -

. Lrarpmupk ply a. that cannot be
pronounced distinctly, difficult to ar-
ticulate.

Unenpop P Usa poprmg bye a. uncultiva-
ted, waste ; intact, chaste.

Ud urc ang a. feeble, poor, low, hamble,
petty; minor. (humble, to abase.

weughd, Eg va. to weaken, to
λων; σε (Pf.% 5. weakness, debili-
ty, lowness, inconsiderableness.

UF-uese a. infinite, interminable,
endless, continual, perpetual; not fi-
nished.

Uipud a. without portion, destitute,
unprovided for; indivisible, insepara-
ble. [ded, inseparable.

— ep ard- ait, Ui parct vie a. undivi-
Wear t “ἰσμωρ ad, indivisibly-

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Ὁν
Use pert ,ἦ,νε [2 [Ἅ, ὃ. indivisibility.
Usp d-fe 8. npead-
Wangan fe on ’ ὑυμωβννδ pfs a. unfortu-
nate, unhappy. _[fortune, adversity.

Ut paw feonae(Pfe% 5. unhappiness, mis-

Us pusqueg eh fp a. simple, uncompoun-
ded.

Uipewqny a. irreproachable, irrepre-
hensible ; frank, sincere; ad. irreproa-
chably ; frankly, openly.

puryguen a. incomparable, match-
less ; incongruous, disproportionate.

Uspisdpwes a. that does not calum-
niate, that does not detract; irreproa-
chable, irreprehensible.

Uspxt, fy a-s. irrational; dumb; a-
nimal; blockhead.

Weperstou ° Unie praasr ace px oes ad. stupidly,
irrationally, like a dumb animal.

μιν «ἦν vu. like a dumb animal,
stupid ; irrational.

| ans a. very stupid, more ir-
rational or brutal.

ie prssstecartecsael’, ogress va. [0 brutify. ;

Usprctweop a. irrational; unreason-
able, unjust. [ality, brutality.

Utpwirec{s fe 4. stupidity, irration-

Utpwaws a. without bellowing, --
roaring, — bleating.

Uspuwufe a. innocent, irreproacha-
ble; — an&,, to exculpate.
Uiaeraicd @ dumb,

mute, silent.

Os perp pura ne {9 far 8. Usefrowne [2 fret °

Venwpy. Usewpe tf a. simple, un-
compounded.

Usepuph tod a. without friends. (ed.

Uspeephu£p a. malevolent, evil-mind-

Ustpuwpf a. bad, wicked.

eee a. shut, "closed, covered.
puwguinphk α. inexplicable, inex~

speechless,

scorable
Utpwe, fy a. infinite, unbounded,
unlimited, innumerable, immense.
Uiacages a. whose power is infi-
nite.
Us-percosd wesoy a. Vasting im extent,
immense, unlimited. (ble.
Uspuewhwt a. insufficient, incapa-
μι ε ωζεΐονε [ fd ὅ. insufficiency,
incapacity. [rable parts,
Uspeocayoy a. composed of innume-
ὕμιν ἵκετ, μη ὦ, un. to grow or ine
crease excessively, to be immense.
με δι a. incomprehensabie, im-
measurable, infinite.

Kut

Utpeveneftfe% s. infinity, immensity.

Ue pb bark pa. infrangible.

μην σρν Wepbkyact ; μεν a.
barren, sterile; unfruitful, unproduc-
tive. (infertility.

Wegk pic npn [9 ft s. barrenness ;

Uxpb pws a. mouthless, speechless.

Ustpbpé,b a. intolerable, insupporta-

e. (mess.

UWtptpo(tp-% 4. infertility, barren-

Utpl?b,b a. that cannot be blunted,
unblunted, sharp. (ble.

Used phurhet, Wied yhbyh a. incura-

Used p-gnc(P fee s. incurability.

User b> AS. με δ.

Utpbe pe ad. supernaturally.

Utpbek a. houseless; uninhabited,
desert; — wn%&,, to depopulate, to un-
people.

Ustpi whet a. artificial, unnatural.

εν ζει. [2 μ΄» 4. depopulation.

Usprg 8. Weent-

Uspr¢ a. incurable.

Usery~ a. unfruitful, barren.

Πρρνή στῇ, Utpofuitoguh hgh a. in-
comprehensible, inconceivable.

Uspadutgwhne(2fe% 4. infinity, im-
mensity.

Depry α. without flame.

Utpegegi, a. uninflammable.

ρει, ἴμιε σήν, ipod byh
a. incurable, irremediable.

Usxp-.% a. of a different nature, bas-
tard, spurious.

Dspeterpep ud. without force, wil-
lingly, freely. (ble.

Unpatergeow a. voluntary; inviola-

Ue S. 06.

Use ad. conj. once, at one time;
even, notwithstanding; «ye --ν this
once; wy, —, another time ; wamphe —,
the first time; «ᾧ -- only once ; eugqawt
π᾿ many times, often; Speumigsad,
once more, over again; a=. — dp, at
once, this time ; .petpys —, every time;
how many times?

Wag awalaseg force a. unsuccessful, un-
satisfied.

“2. ὕλη ίδω., Weqrasld er.
ξπηκ 6 a. not liable to stumble, surefoo-
ted ; not liable to scandal.

Dsqeyjewghy 8. ὕνφωωκ εἴη.

w, fg a. thin, incompact, po-
rous; rare, subtile; soft, liquid.

ess nents oso 0 as g oaaf un. to be dilated,
to rarefy ; to become liquid, to liquefy.

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refy ; to liquefy.

ιν:
Wag aay στιν gneguitek A, “εξ va. to ra-
[faction.
Useguyinne[tfech 4. rarefaction ; lique-
Useqienssgky a. that: cannot be kept

in a cage, wild, untameable.

Unga, ῥ᾽ 5. megrin.
Usq-upy a. that does not disgust; --

jbuby, not to disgust.

Urge, 5. handle.
Usgeq, Ung bqurgk>. UsRgbghszy, Ue.

gkqkgbh a. deformed, ugly.

Usqig a. unspotted . not freckled.
Uj-q£.. a. ignorant, unlearned, stu-

pid, awkward; y-«, ignorantly, inad-
vertently ; atall events, at all hazards ;
y-4 tbtkz, to connive, to dissemble.

UWreql? app ad. cruelly, unmercifully.

Ug {9 whut ’ Usnglewukp a. hardhear-
ted, delighting in cruelty, cruel.

Useg (Pacf2 ε΄» s. cruelty, inhumanity.

Usgfs a. not described, not marked,

not written; that cannot be marked,

hard. [without price.
Usefe a. inestimable, invaluable,
να ίνερμσε. a. that drinks no wine,
abstemious.
Ujeg four a. ignorant.
fag freee csstrcee el » epezesty UN. to be igno-

rant; to forget one’s self.

Usqfert;b a. not to be understood,
incomprehensible.
Ungpnnc(I fet s. ignorance, inexpe-
rience; whgpuanc(d buwdp , ignorantly.
νην» a.ad. without letters, -- print;
unwritten, verbal, oral; ignorant, un-
instructed; verbally, by word of mouth.
Usqfes a. unfindable, rare, pre-
cious, dear.
Usq,7cfs a. without a head, headless ;
without a leader or chief. (hard.
υδηᾳ δέν a. that cannot be marked,
Urey, ghy, glag ’ bauwy 8. vulture.
Usqtpwput a. who employs English
phrases; who knows how to speak En-
glish. [English idioms.
ὕλη ibupuithd, kgf vn. to employ
Ung qhuaputhne (fer 8. anglicism.
Unqegbusfres s. who speaks English.
Weg aheshest a. English; - bhkykgf,
the Anglican church; -- κωμῶν the
English language ; στ -, anglicism.
Used pxpkt ad. in English; after the
English manner ; 5. English, the English
language; — “εἰν frowf,, to learn,
to speak English. (glishman.
ὑείων. gong a. English; 4. En-
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Out

Osens a. ungrateful,
discontented, dissatisfied.

Ustery, fy a.s. not existing, having
no being; non-existence, non-entity ;
nothing ; hd | | er δ ageasy foscas gees
yuhgnfy, God created the world from
nothing; ssetgoju, vainly.

Utegnt a. colourless.

Userjne (2h s. nothingness, nothing.

Usgaubbd {5p va. to despise, to
slight, to reprove, to blame ; to jeer, to
ridicule, to mock.

0» πεν a. contemptible, despi-
cable, blamable, condemnable.

Users a. idle, inactive, indolent,
lazy ; ineffectual, inefficacious, ineffec-
tive; unexecuted, incomplete; uncul-
tivated ; ἢ ἄρᾷῤρ -- waste land.

Ung rds earn ph a. impracticable.

UtgapS wg pnc(tf.% 4. inexecution,
non-performance ; unfinished state.

Wire pr sade [2 pete 8. disuse, obso-
leteness. [indolence; inefficacy.

ψη»ρμδ.εζ [εἴν s. idleness, inaction,
_ Usgnec{? a. incompassionate, unpi-
tying, inhuman: cruel, barbarous, im-
placable.

— δα πεζωωᾷ α. not foretold, not pre-
dicted.

Uf ge orr cash οἵ, ’ ὑχφυνωνει ΝᾺ δα fraser

ὕλαν ξων a. illiterate, ignorant.

Παρ ΕΓ 8. 2 wha pfprakd

Usngouwf a. without girdle.

Uses.» σὸν fy 8. field ; fallow, soil; <p,
the fields, country.

Us, ad. there, yonder, in that place ;
—f tbrpw, therein, within; ῥ᾽ {é&y-,
there above, yonder above; -- f teen ’
down there, below; —--- «wa, then..
and ΠΟΥ͂ ; wwe ἔς —, here and there.

peep a. incessant, continual;
restless, agitated ; ad. incessantly, con-
tinually.

1}... ΔΈ ΑΓ, kgf va. to examine, to
scarch; to think, to meditate.

Ung ant, ny ὃ. limb, member; — — yo.
2kz, to dissect, to dismember, to ana-
tomize, to carve.

reg sas hie Mite ve ἢ asthe a. anatomical.

Usqinhiagifit s.a. anatomist.

μην εἴπ ηδδν»ε (Jt 5. anatomy ; -- wn
%L,. to anatomize.

Uieqerhiagitbonkt ad. anatomically.

Uieq uchivl(Fhe 3. the dissected parts.

Urq carelizay yy ᾿ gocdf., “J ᾿ fy (8. Pa-
ralytic, palsical.

unthankful;

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ut

| be δ μα vn. to be struck with
a palsy, to have a paralytic stroke.

| SP ee [2 [ε, 8. palsy, para-
lysis.

Us-gedlivfely a. laimed, crippled.

Wiig cer ehics fl: gre [2 forth s. lameness.

Urey. cso ol issn. Ss. Up ee ohiastong. .

Uiequhgwy a.cd. prompt, diligent:
diligently, promptly, without delay.

Wsguitop ad. there, yonder.

Usquentwf a. irrevocable; 8. De

sarge «

eg sarc erv easly , ong ὃ. portico, porch.

Upurea, wy 8. cultivated land,
fields ; village.

1 22 00.000 fo eee sr enol a. without education,
uneducated, ungoverned.

Urge a. not sentenced, not con-
demned.

Uiegcesanecsey spre a. not deserving con-
demnation, blameless.

Usywpd, fy a. irrevocable, irreclaim-
able; impenitent; held in mortmain.

Usqurpd Ἢ Uigepinigiap ad. irrevo-
cably.

We ηιωμεμῆν ’ ὕψημωριεκρ a. irreme-
diable, ΠΕ iucurable.

Ungt ἢ Ehy, qh usyy ὃ. flock,
a ea "idle, country.

Weg bake ᾿ ὕψη" 2): πε΄, a. unshaken,
firm, resolute.

ὕψη,» bogs δ." γι ον byarg 8. an-
tidote, counter-poison.

Usqle ad. there; --ν - wa tdfe, —
affaas oy of axe uc lyfe » ~ fuk, = Δ. oils. » on the
spot, immediately, out of hand, with-
out delay.

Urgkonpg., wy 8. herdsman, shepherd.

Usghapguahwt a. bucolic.

ὕνηξπρησι [9 fs 8. herd.

ὕψᾳξω a. indecent, unbecoming, un-
seasonable; absurd, clumsy, extrava-
gant, ridiculous ; ; τῶν indecently, un-
becomingly; awkwardly, unseasonably.

Weg FS εν 9 Woe ag S sre sco δες , Us.
gt ncmpfit a. complaisant, easy, gra-
cious, condescending.

U sig ρει a. inviolable ; that cannot
be contravened or mistaken ; irrefra-
gable.

Ute paiagud aad. irresistible ; irre-
sistibly, beyond oe να ἐπ

υληίωξ 8. Ux (ble, firm.

Ueggqopg kil. ogee a. immova-

Usqtqwptul α. dwelling in the a-
byss; infernal: spread over the abyss.

Dut

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Uut

qeytp cad. swallowed up in an | p&p? ἐξ ηπε.ν tattler, person of an un-

Une
abyss, sunk deeply ; toa great depth.

ingig we fenp a. deep as an abyss, uu-
fathomable. -

Usgrgurhue S. θην δ.

᾿ηδευζέρα a. dividing the abyss.

Usgbqeeyigg α. sunk in an abyss;
very deep. (hellish.

Uxgeguyfe a. very deep; tafernal,

μα & νον ly sits a.8. belonging to
the prince of hell; prince of hell.

Usgigernyanye a. making a deep
vortex; turning itself in the abyss.

Urgdqerwryg, θζηδησυκέηίωρ, Us.
ὦ sok a. plunged, submerged,
precipitated in an abyss; engulfed ; -
fek,, to plunge, to engulf, to sink to
the bottom; — wa%k,, to submerge, to
precipitate, to sink.

ὕλης. ῥον a. fortified by a deep
trench; very deep.

eens: Wrage sehamherte a. vexatious,
grievous ; melancholy.

ὕλᾳνς σε 2 {ε΄ν s. melancholy, grief.

Ustgeggf_ α- unshaken, firm.

Wear 8. User: {tain, peak.

Ungapgwhg s.pl. summit of a moun-

Userpr a. quiet, still, tranquil, calm,
mild,peaceable ; easy, convenient, com-
fortable ;— or suhyoppac., peaceadly, in
tranquillity; comfortably, at ease; -
watk,, s- 4ebk,, to calm, to quiet, to
soften, to appease, to comfort.

Userrpeete 5. receipt, discharge,
quittance.

Weerpeode a. possessing a tran-
quil mind, calm, of a peaceable dispo-
sition; magnanimous.

γον», guy un. to compose
one’s self; to be easy, to be comfor-
table.

gape greek, nigh Usenet,
κυρ.» ᾿λησρρῖ "5 δά, argh va. to
calm, to pacify; to comfort, to soften,
to alleviate.

ig neat a. without gates, open; -

bridled tongue.

to go

(from above.
Useg essen ad. thence 2" "fb of & prove_esen ;
eg oc pb itt, Vige mph ad. there ;

S. Une ad,

Ueegryprneld feet S. ᾿|]ζωνει εν fiir fF fort «
Us-gurnfie ad. from, since, 88 S000 as,

when ; radically, originally, naturally ;
anew, afresh: even then; -- 'f “ῇωΐνέπε.,
(PbvE ffl, from my infancy ; -- yo.
“ρος bul sary fas eco ἢ ὦ » from the crea-
tion of the world.

Usge ad. there ; beyond, on the other

side; yonder ;'f «que —» to the city ;-
gut, pr. beyond, further than, on the
other side of, overt; — Εὖ qd; beyond
the sea.

[position.
Usepwplpo{ay s. metaphor; trans-
Usgpegpyp 8. inscription.

| Sr a a. further.

Usg gop d as. reciprocal, mutual ;

inverse; retrograde: requital, return,
exchange.

ὕλην, σράνε [9 fed 8. retrogression;

reverberation, repercussion; reflec-
tion; rebound.

Ug posqrepiacgatl dl, acyl va. to

drive back ; to reverberate ; to reflect;
to repel, to cause to rebound.

᾿)λα νύν, wguy un. to go beyond,
"Lurther, to pass, to go before-
εν ῥά» Lhh or Lhak , ἔσῃ a.s. el-

dest, first-born.

Usgpsthiod fe a. that destroys the

first-born.

νησί δ fre a. first-born.

Useg wtih dbachg. 5. eq pw -

Ufeg εοἵολ μεΐνιω » μα UN to be el-
dest; to claim primogeniture-

Usepuiehenyep a. that gives the right
of primogeniture.

Uirg ptehergaegutled ® ays UAe to
make eldest, to give the right of pri-
mogeniture.

Ure pestinel? frre 8. seniority, primo-
geniture, right of primogeniture-

Wig prardopie s.ple breeches, hose,
trousers.

Usergrtp a. immoveable, firm,
eonstant; inflexible.

Usgyrqrenelt fd 2 firmness, con-
stancy, resolution.

User$s ad. again, anew, afresh ;
from or to the same place, in the same
situation; -- punto, to return; — #tn-
umtk,, to recommence ; — #«kz, to re-

Rub 30 Ug
peat or say over again; S. ands. [ib - Usb pha ζω, a, unimaginable.
at bf a. inviolable: S. ee Ub he (ἷ, 8. Enkewml. |
Bb, pay, plang ἃ. statue; bust; ἔρδειν 8, enh aad. invisible,
~ LA fwpf, colossus. [tor. | vanished ; imperceptible, insensible ;
Bobugons , wg a, statuary, Bculp- | gr. infinitive ; “τ, wbk phen (Fup,
ὑδηρβωχηρδιε [3 [με, 8. sculpture, invisibly ; --ν y—w εἰν δ. to vanish, to
tebute , wy 8. Voanf. disappear; -- ἐπε, disappearance,
tp bua ugans ’ Use p rusuin bead S. bp bea [9 usta, srgesy UN, tO va-
Wea ppurgaps. nish, to disappear.
apuyldp 8. Gructation. δρέε πε [δεν τε σευ anol va- to
TEAM, eg α. uninscribed; without cause to disappear, to hide. [hidden.
mark; unsealed ; not ratified; without Use pbem(kpuh a. whose veins are
confirmation. (nag, hackney. Usk phenelP frm, Unb phen [PnP ft
Besa, Wag pnedur, Usemdun 4. | s. disappearing, disappearance.
Usop pur 8, Urey. £p4«(2 a. without iron, -- chains,
ἔ 4» Usb gps hast a. interminable, Usk phpay, Ute ph peywpeap , Une ph.
boundless. gases ces say kes , OE pe hypesssy δι, a. doubtless,

Uss,, ὕδραν a. much embarras- indubitable, sure, certain, unquestion-
sed, much perplexed, inextricable, able, incontestable, indisputable; ad.
without C8CAPC; - Δ mtn πε," doubtless, indubitably, certainly. .

Urb ph payne (2 for Se certainty, cer-
titude.

UxEphtewh a. safe, free from dan-
ger ; bold, fearless ; certain, doubtless;
infallible, faithful; ad. safely, in safety ;
certainly ; boldly, fearlessly.

— Ubh rh beutine[Pfrd 2. safety; confi-
dence, security ; boldness.

ὑλεράμεχ, SUWik ehh qu, Wolrh begun
pup aad. fearless, bold, courageous,
intrepid; fearlessly ; courageously, in-
trepidly. [God, irreligious.

Wot, eget a. that has no fear of

Web ph fegqudne [Ὁ fet 8. irreligion.

Ute ph fegne (3rd 8. fearlessness.

Ee χε ζει.» a. without
hesitation, resolute, certain.

kephnesutunyh S. Usiyk rhyme satiruas hs «

Us γέρως »ρδ εν a. that cannot be
cultivated,

ie pel prang care ore. a- that does not adore,
indevout, irreligious. _[in-law’s son )-

Us papa fsm. brother-in-law, (father-

Uxe.p a. not enough cooked, raw.

τ“ μη οἷν a. indifferent.
Us qectugusine (9,2, 8. indiffer ence.
‘qepy- a. unadorned, without em'-
bellishment ; unpolished, uncivilized.

| Be asguy unto be divest-
ed of ornament. ~—

Ueaqeeryrep-sar gre οἵ, ἔς Γ΄, “οὗ να. to divest
of ornament, to despoil, ἔο disfigure.

Urey acsyr ep foil , 9 bguy un. §, We qeaprgswinaeel

Utqupg ne lt ft 8. state of any thin
without ornament, disfiguration, despo-
liation.

means of escape from; -- fiayag, blind

alley; street or court with only one

entrance. (uncreate.
Use,, by, Unk qh ints a. uncreated,
Usb qed fe a. born of increated Cod.
Uk quel Epen a. made by increated
od.

δε gate sh a. that cannot be created.
Eywckt 8. Web qul tn.
uh pee a. without brother,
Usbyss by, Usbyd whut, χε Sear
4/6 a. incorruptible, indissoluble ; in-
delible, not to be effaced; inviolable,
Usb gone 9 fer 4. incorruption, indis-
solubleness,
Usb qnil2 fer 5. uncreated state.
bank a. unblamable.

Le. ys. wife's father, father-in-
law 7 L fipesstivecsterne. or Lfputiwtnk p » An-
tilibanus.

δ port fon oc. unmusical,
᾿ξ pak gunna (Ὁ fet $. ignorance of
music.
νει, “πε UN. to become fa-
ther-in-law, brother-in-law.
| a ΒΕ a. not bro-
ken in, unruly; unbridled, unreined,
ungoverned, debauched. [nal].
μέγγμ a. not bounded by time, eter-
,ϑξρες, Unkpkby a. that has no
night, that always ‘enjoys the light;
eternal, endless, :
Use pie wh, Usb pk ushute , 7
hy ἵει δε aad. invisible, hidden,
obscure; ignoble: invisibly.

OQ
ὕλαν δ, wy a. childless; barren.
Ueqeremhh dl, bah, Wirquesuhlegme gus
BSS, “εξ va. to deprive of childring,
to kill children.

Usguweuwhpel, guy un. to be bereaved
of children” ay ae

Wrqwemhne [9 μεν δ. state of a person
bereft of children; barrenness.

Usrqpwy α. at leisure, disengaged,
unemployed, undisturbed.

auqnef{Fh s. leisure, tranquillity.

ὕλη pow Ss. Wag pros e

Ure poume{2 fee S. Weg paryme {a prt.

{χα νιν a. insensible, imperceptible.

Usggel, wg a.rascally, knavish, ro-
guish, wicked; foolish, mad.
; 41.“ el cas px ces a ad. foolishly, stupidly ;
imprudently, perversely.

17... αν, gneyutbel, gregh va. to en-
rage, to make wicked.

15.“ , dy, un. to be rascally,
to be knavish, to be wicked; to become
mad, to grow mischievous.

ἀν ΠΥ.“ εἴπνε [9 βε , δ. roguery, knavery ;
malignity, ill turn, wicked action.
ary: bg α. insensible, inanimate,
st ge el besotted, infatuated, stu-
pified.
Degg ery, Wragg my, SWogg eye, Urge.
“ον ad. insensibly, imperceptibly;

a at
yy nary 20s My casts 8. ΠΣ ΣΌΝ a.
; 44 ἐὉ thd, gen un. to be insen-
sible, to be stupid ; to be infatuated.
urgent ων, ἔν ef, neg fp va. to infa-
tuate, to stupify, to hebetate; to de-
prive of reason.
Dayz bls guy 8. We gg nyutral
θάνχχ κει fF fee s. insensibility, stu-
pidity, apathy, indolence, lethargy.
qpuyjnel, yung a. insensible.

Degg een ᾿ fy a. not vigilant, care-
less, inattentive; y-«, y-fg ad. in-
sensibly.

wmn{Fhc% 4, want of a vigi-
lance, carelessness, inattention.

2» en-2bg a. incautious, uncir-.

cumspect, inconsiderate, imprudent,
unwary, heedless.
we? Daggnegw pny ad. without

precaution, inadvertently ,imprudently.

Drggre zac {d pre 8. want of circum-
spection, unwariness, imprudence, in-
considerateness, negligence.

Usgy<%, fy a- stupid, foolish, sense-
less, indiscreet. |

of

bur

Ustg&9, py a. impenitent, irreclaim-
able; irrevocable.

Usgk pd a. inextricable.

᾿ξ, a. unarmed.

Urghrs a. undeprived.

UWeqydahut S. Ungkyd-

UDrrgySrtant a. not to be repented of,
not to be regretted.

Uiq99n.(2) s.impenitence, obduracy-

Ung fr ᾽ Wngiiteuhest ᾿ υὑνῶνε sf a. in-
considerable, imperceptible.

Usqr4 a. without sacrifice; unworthy
to be sacrificed.

Usqu¢ a. odd, not a pair; different,
dissimilar ; — gayrd&,, to spoil the pair,
to render dissimilar. (ed.

Dirqadesteenf a- that cannot be refresh-

Udeqere push uct a. matchless, incompa-
rable, unparalleled, unequalled.

Usgqaquhuwhn{i} s. matchlessness,
incomparableness, excellence.

Vague “ὠς [Ὁ fe 5. disjunction, se-
paration: virginity.

Usgqnegne{P}e% ὁ. disparity, inequa-
lity; disjunction, separation; discord,
division, dissension, disunion: virgi-
nity. [ble, infinite, perpetual.

Udeqyrsste., (Whey gross _c0s εν a- intermina-

Usiqozuspssg a. disinterested.

Usegqop, wg a. without power, weak,
impotent, feeble; unmanly, faintheart-
ed; inefficacious, insufficient; invalid.

Dirqosrcsteusl, us yur un. to lose strength,
to be feeble.

Wigepugneguitikd, neg va. to render
feeble, without force, to render po-
werless. [ness ; invalidity.

Usgopne(Pfet 5. weakness, feeble-

Use, Ehy ‘ Wark wh a.$. that does not
exist, null, none: nothing, non-entity.

Ushsp, Ὁῤδῥῳο s.pl. imprecation, ma-
lediction; execration, horrour, dete-
station.

Upson [2[.% s. nothingness.

ζυηδως, νρηδιδνω fs a. not desi-
rable, detestable.

Ὀγώμεμ, Udepdpbpkeyh a. impatient ;
intolerable, insupportable.

ραν ν΄ a. that cannot be ta-
ken; incomprehensible, inconceivable.
a. incontestable, indisputable.

Va ping g feliok Wiipiggflivhuy , Vapig
gfdiwhwg α. UDresisting; resistless, ir-
resistible- | (parent.
Unpingg flies a. not opaque, trans-

Bue

Ustpigk,, etc. S. Dipink, , etc.
bg Sum a. uninterrupted, conti-
nual, successive; ad. uninterruptedly,
successively.
Us png dpfunga ad. immediately.
Ui preg ὐγβιω ζω, a. immediate.
ων εν a. inseparable, indivi-
sible ; continual.
Wpignun a. that cannot be jolted
out of its place, fast; firm, steadfast.
Us pignciwh a. incapable, unquali-
fied, insufficient.
[νην εν ζ νε [Ὁ μιν δ. incapacity,
inability.
upg “εἶν (ν a. inadmissible.
Uspiletniyb a. illegible, unreadable.
Uspuf2 phe a. supperless.
νρνίως S. Wapigncih fb; - plukz, to
be inadmissible.
Usp24£p a. without companion, alone.
ἴον δ phew a. unsociable; unso-
cial. [ness
Wapiti hb pakwine[Pfrh 5. unsociable-
Uxpihépuuke a. that loves not his
companions.
(k.p4x%,6 a. indomitable, invincible,
inflexible, unconquerable.
Uspiset s. want of fortune, poverty.
Us.ptnb, a. not familiar, strange; un-
accustomed ; indocile, wild, savage.
Uspienbkyne{t fer s. want of familia-
τ disuse ; indocility, ferocity.
_ ou ΟἿ ed heed wood ® Wp pete can gs en open pr szsys ad.
indiscreetly, imprudently.
Uapiapeg a indiscreet, imprudent.
Ut pinpagqee [9 με“, 4. indiscretion, im-
prudence.
unm { cf e Δ’ 698 C asre
Us? 8. Ujne(2-.
UR wg ueng a. kingless.
[9 a fund a. without importunity,
— intrusion. _
νη, a. unburied.
Us wiaghh 4. armful, any thing car-
ried under the arm-pit.
θυ wad oc. unfading; incorrupti-
ble: s- amaranth.
[2 ssh δ. arm-pit.
out interpreter; that cannot be trans-
lated; inexplicable.
[9 00s yo og-sS as eons pcan 0 ’ ΠΣ ΣᾺ
«(ἔξ ad. inexplicably. |
fF assy [2-, W302 cs1p[F ese ofs a. earnest,
steadfast; with fixed eyes.

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Wye -sverp eee” 5. [2 κεν εἴ.

Us [7 ss a. dry.

(2... a. unspilt; raw, unprepared.

We lF cst β ὗιη ’ »9ῳ swf shy fly a. opa-
que, impenetrable. (penetrability.

D2 [2 iputgha(Ffe% 5. opacity, im-

Ut (A apaeth ’ (F-rarpercssen ’ (Fup.
sh,b a. inconcealable, manifest, evi-
dent, public.

9.17. 2. wood embers ; — Sashes.
wk f, to cover the fire with ashes.

Welt bqeey 8. Wegbyery

Uz(2-épf a. entire, complete, perfect;
ad. entirely, completely.

Uau(eb., fg a. Without wings.

Us-[¢&.p a. peeled, scaled.

Utl2-kpé,b a. inflexible, stiff.

Un(Ahpac{2f.% s. inflexibility, stiff-
ness, hardness. [consul.

115. [κ᾿ 000 cor ones ’ [1 4 foe neg ace ace r30 $. pro-

U3. (2 fupeonne(P fet 5. proconsulship.

Usa/2/- a. innumerable, immense.

|| pom a. uncircumcised. τ

19 ppurenne [9 fed 5. unCircUmcis10N ;
prepuce. (inexpiable.

Us(ng, Useleeqf a. unpardonable,

ὕψι οἷν» a. without poison.

Un[2 nuk a. without pension, wages ;
without the last Sacrament.

Usi-(?nntva.without nephewsor nieces.

Upfd-nesak ssh , Ute ncbyb a. innume-
rable. [not baked.

Usieacpd a. unbaked ; -- seagsop, Urn

Und-S a.too late; unseasonable ;
unforeseen, unexpected.

Usd wlohe a that cannot arrive ; not
arrived, slow, tardy. .

Us S- fistula. not limited or subject
to time, eternal; unseasonable.

ed ΟΣ ly cus pacer gs or eng Ew ad. unsea-
sonably ; eternally.

| Pd Cw ἢ Ge cca eh aes ts oxo hy E000 ,
[οὐ sarah ces toses by br easy ’ UWieP μνδωλν ase by "εὐ 8.
WF css fists rly »

᾿)λλνον μνεῖπνα [2 μεν 5. mischance, disap-
pointment ; unseasonableness.

Wie amr κι ossto eg. a. heirless. :

Uses wnruitrg bt, bgp va. to deprive of
heirs ; to disinherit. :

UstS onstign{ife% s. heirless state,
want of succession; disinherison.

Und fk ;b a. incontestable, unde-
niable. : ;

Used a. intolerant, impatient;
incontinent, intemperate, immoderate ;

violent.

0»

ὕλνι σμωρ ad, impatiently ; in-

temperately.

“«.«Γ cas teres οἵ", αὐ UN. to lose pa-

tience, to grow impatient.

[χ᾽ νι τι a. intolerable, insuppor-

table. (nent, intemperate.

WstS-nethwy a. impatient; inconti-
Wet nat hewyne[F frt, Wed natn [2 frrt
s. impatience; intolerance; inconti-

mnence, intemperance; immoderation,
violence.

Uses ype a. sorrowful, grave, serious

(in countenance).
Uses, abd ry &. nit.
curses.

De fd cathy rene. ?
maledictions.

Uspd wtb, psp, UipSES, δα va. to
eurse, to imprecate; to detaste, to
loathe, to abhor, to forswear, to deny

upon oath. [S. Unpsmashoen..
Ut pS wry wpe a. worthy to be cursed;
De pd bans a. cursed.
Un feleny S. Ue frlicasss cn «

WspListuyp a. unintelligible, incon-

ceivable, incomprehensible.
Dxplertrapa{ti s- unintelligibility ;
incomprehensibility.

Urpdioum a. foolish, senseless, insi-

pid; irrational, absurd.
Un plicamuske a. that does not love
wisdom, ignorant; unphilosophical.
ὕῥαπυ 0 exe 00 fore [9 με, 9 Wf lace as se re
Pf-% 4. folly, senselessness, absurdity.
dong a. incomprehensible; insen-
sible. [nothingness.
Uses, pishy a. pennyless, poor; s.
Usf2f% a. without a prince, -- chief,
~ governor, in anarchy; vulgar, ple-
beian. :
Usfrheutene(Ffe% 2. anarc y:
Uspah, fy a. not real, false; acci-
dental.
Usfunt, f 4. anise.
Wsefpw% a. bodiless, difformed.
pur» my A. unjust, iniquitous,
wicked; injurious, offensive; perfi-
dious, disloyal; false, illegitimate ; ty-
rannical; ad. -, yf, y-», unjustly,
miquitously.
foge one εν 000 bs ose oy a. that hates the un-
just or the injustice.

[eurse.
Def S «μον [2 frat 4. malediction,
Usps pk, a. that bears a curse; that
{imprecation.
Ue ps 04 pne{2F s. malediction, curse,
Uepruwhacp a. loaded
with curses; — wat%h,, to load with

33 Uv

We fpruseuyf a.ad, un just ; ad. unjustly.

Ua fpuctd, kof va. to offend, to sin
against, to wrong, to injure, to abuse,
to hurt.

Us fpuse fil, ἔσω un. to be unjust, to
be unrighteous; to sin, to fail in duty.
Usfpurenc{2 fer 5. injustice, iniquity ;
Injury, wrong, offence, affront; tres-
pass ; Oppression.

fru, Uneng, tae, “πε ὃ. wheel;
~ ΜῈ ekiuyf, — of ἃ machine; —jsbuwhp,
grindstone ; - funginkiung , jack; — wngus
J79» S185 - ass σα. αν ὦ ἢ no shists ἥμωκ [ἵ, cap-
stern, capstan.

Usyéqee. a. without a tongue, dumb.

Utpbacl(Ffrm s. imperfection, fault;
= 4 ses es uss ly fy’ ees αὔδα ’ youth.

Us,bp a. incomplete, imperfect.

Wruent a. free from vexation, tran-
quil.

Us7S whhg, Vaysapq. a. disjoined, so-
parate ; that cannot be united; virgin.

Usxyys, yredpy a. indissoluble; in-
soluble.

Uxtzq4 a. dark, obscure.

Usyzne a. disobedient. {pure.

Wirgerecssy 5 Usyprcsag a. unwashed, im-

λένε. 8 wht , [ζνε δ tbh a. indis-
soluble, incorruptible; insoluble, not
to be decomposed ; that cannot be de-
ciphered. (ble.

Us ,7.5f3 a. indissoluble, incorrupti- ὦ

ὕ,»ι.»ε.(2[,ε, 8. USpenqnel? ped.

Usyo.ufs a. moonless, dark.

Uizocp a. unheard of, new, extraor-
dinary; deaf; disobedient; without
news, -- tidings.

{ππ| εν ge. serge Usteyre. sss yeasts ᾿ Wyn bib a.
that never ceases to speak; incessant ;
ad. incessantly.

Us,vmq a. deaf; disobedient.

[δηωσηνε [9 με΄, 8. disobedience.

θγσσερα 8. Uspung-

Us frp a. infallible; sure.

Ups cas fussr ease 5 U5 fos acs fos ure ᾿ ὑυβμωβμ was _
hue, Wofemfonk,b a- firm, unshakeable ;
indissoluble, incorruptible; inviolable.

Usp a.ripe. [peace, turbulent.

υβμωηηωυξιν a. that loves not

frurqeg a. Without movement, sta-
tionary ; indeclinable.

Ut feu &S, bof una. to be economical ;
to spare, to except; to respect; to

preserve.

Uipruyne[Ffr% s. economy; respect;
exemption; preservation.

Duk

Usfsun% a. unmixed, simple, pure.

WifantmI{Pfe% s. purity, unmixed
state; intemperance.

Us/ewpywf a. sincere, ingenuous;
loyal, faithful ; simple, unadulterated ;
well disposed; ad. sincerely; loyally,
faithfully, with simplicity, innocently.

USefropfesp a. untuined, solid.

Usfeupfufe a. without base or foun-
dation; anchorless.

ὕμιν; a. not boiled, raw.

Dyifeusese a. clear, luminous, bright.

Ustfrwput a. incessant, unintermit-
ted, unceasing, continual; unobstruc-
ted; ad. without opposition or inter-
mission, constantly, incessantly, con-
tinually.

Ui.pqt,b a. indivisible, infrangible.

Uszf-£(2 a. unsuspicious; sincere.

U3 /.p 7% a. not scrupulous; unexcep-
tionable.

Usf-f.. a. thin, uncompact, porous.

θχωμηχιωζ ἦν 8. Dupe pyr

[ῥα , by a. unleavened, azymous,
unfermented. [stitute.

Usi:pwl a. unprotected, forlorn, de-

Wa fitiafish spre a, that does not pro-
tect; unprotected, forlorn.

Uspiuwdsf, κω va. to be careless.

Up fiteunfire{F-feh s. carelessness, heed-
lessness.

Unfit, y-, a.ad. without compas-
sion; indiscreetly, prodigally, profu-
sely.

Utfiuykd, kgf un. to be lavish, to
be prodigal ; to be void of com-
passion. .

Wifriesynel[tfet 3. cruelty; prodiga-
lity, profusion.

fig fe a. unsought, unsearched.

Uspn54f a. imprudent, indiscreet;
inconsiderate, unadvised, rash.

άμνφειπυμωρ ad. imprudently.

Utpfngbdine[P fh 5. imprudence.

Ustf-yq a. that does not search or
examine; unsought, unsearched; in-
scrutable, unsearchable.

Us peotwp46,b a. that cannot be hum-
bled, stern, undaunted: firm.

Usproteuse a. unmoist, dry.

Usfentg a. indefatigable ; fresh, unfa-
tigued; stubborn, obstinate; ad. inde-
fatigably. [diment.

Usfens a. without obstacle or impe-

Usfon. a. not stolen, not purloined,
not undermined, entire, perfect.

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ur

ὕλμπωνρν Ὀυμηνσρνωξ a. that does
not wander; straight. , (artless.

Utfrnpundissg a, ingenuous, naive,

Us-fenp5nepg a. inconsiderate, rash,
imprudent.

βνσρξπερη, Uipopspqepuep ad. im-
prudently, inconsiderately, without ri-
flection. [ness.

Uys frssrge 5 poses’ vl? ford s. thoughtless-

ρα pea sassy ss, νῷ Qo that does not
keep secret, indiscreet.

χουν ς πε {Pe ὅ. indiscretion.

Usfropspgnc(Ffe% 25. inconsiderate-
ness, rashness, temerity.

Useprogr a. without a bay.

Unfrnpot jb a. inevitable.

Uteferg, Yepengk bh a. invulnerable.

σιν. [δ ε΄, δ. invulnerability.

Uspeneg a. indestructible; inconsi-
derate, blind, unthinking.

μηχα a. intrepid, calm.

Us fenod a.unruffed, calm, peaceable.

ζω." 4, Ui fore cosfecsgecssss ad, without
perturbation. [lity.

ῥα νή σε [9 μεν 4. calmness, tranquil-

Wipro frye, δάμαρ, Ὀβμρωμωρ a.
ad. indifferent; indiscreet; indifferent-
ly; indiscreetly.

USfrepng a- without interval or in-
termedium. (cretion.

Usfropoe[dfr.t 4. indifference ; indis-

Uo fos ace fos reyes ᾿ We forge css fes recs bs phi a. dis-
heartened, dispirited, cowardly.

Ua fupaad, ’ Ube oss shies ss be gfe a. breach-
less, solid.

Ui fey oss net ᾽ by ᾽ Uae frase cor ass hy ssite a. undi-
sciplined, irregular, licentious, incor-
rigible.

Us fe purnne [Ὁ feet 6. indocility ; irregu-
larity, licentiousness ; incorrigibleness.

Us fos a. dumb ; irrational.

Uieprocesstrsasel, mugen UN. to become
dumb; to be dumb ; to be silent.

Utfroun{F-f.% 4. dumbness; irratio-
nality.

Daprounch , ulng Ss. Usprow.

U%5 qk, a. that cannot be enligh-
tened, dark, gloomy. |

ζῴδιον, Supsmbush α. inconsu-
mable; incombustible.

Wea Sons fos cas μων ᾿ Wied anefarces any Es ad. with-
out being consumed.

Us u9f4 a. that does not flower or
blossom. (serious.

Uns 09" a. that never smiles, grave,

Und asqpudn., wg a. that does not

Duh 5.

ridicule, not scornful, not apt to de-
ride. {tough.

Ueda a. that cannot be chewed,

Usd ww a. that is not mocked ;
free from shame.

Usd wioft, fg a. ignorant; unknown;
foreign; ignoble, obscure; 4-«, ad.
ignorantly, unwittingly; incognito,
without being known; .-» εἰν δ,» to be
im disguise ; to feign or counterfeit.

Ded «αἱνοίϑ turd, waa un. to be un-
known; to be disguised.

Usd .we. a. treeless.

Usd way a. free; without servants,

Ded wn seyehwtr a. that is not servile,
free.

Ded wap hsp 8. Uns cof. (tile.

Wed witb a. irreducible; not duc-

Usdhq, wy 4. magpie, pie.

ι δὲν ᾽ [δὲν ζει, ’ id bp essiecsss fr a.
not subject to the effects of age, per-
petual, durable. (ren, steril.

δῖ a. unbegotten, unborn; bar-

δυό, νι [9 ῥεῖν 5. unborn state.

[ψδὲ,,.. (J f.% 3. barrenness: 8. Ux

Sek | > {steril.
asa os Usdteche a. barren,
Dediivgne(Fhe% s. sterility.

Usdac%& a. that does not give suck;
that no longer suckles.

Ues-. a. not agitated by the wa-
ves, calm, peaceable. .

Us4, fy a. proper, fit; -- ξ, v.imp. it
ought, it is right, it is proper; ,- bye
ὅδ,» to be completed, accomplished,
finished.

Degerge a. unbuilt, unfurnished, un-
prepared, not ready ; unbound.

ἴξιν γι». [2 με“, s. want of construc-
tion, unfurnished state, imperfection.

ὕλζωβ a. independent, free; free
from all attachment, disengaged.

Usha frne(Fh.% 2. independence, free-
dom.

we, fy a. fallen; abject, vile,
icable ; booty, spoil.

greene s. fallen state, humi-
lation. (ad. involuntarily.

Ushers” a. involuntary, forced; ,-ῶ,

[ζωνῶν ἢ». feeds, ὑωψζωννι [9 fod 8.
unwillingness, constraint, compulsion.

ὕλάῳ,. διε ζωήν, Weheugtr, Ue
ζωοι, a. unestablished, unfounded,
unsupported, uncertain, frail.

Unger, by s. mortar; δωσε, ,-f, to
pound or beat in a mortar.

3 UL

Ungutretbb a. that cannot rise
again; that cannot be reestablished.

Uthat, wohpva. to lay the ground-
work of lace; to weave; to twine.

ζω ful, ately vn. to fall; to chance,
to happen; to descend, to flow; to
steal away, to slip away, to escape; to
fall to ruin, to decay, to be impaired,
to decline, to fail; to place one’s self,
to fix one’s self, to belong, to have re-
lation to; to put down, to deposit; to

Pass away ; — phy, to undergo; to sink
under; - sphuwy, to be put out of
countenance, to be abashed; -- χ μων
tfup, to hold a long discourse; -- Je
to associate with (any one), to be inti-
mate with, to confide in;—f/ ὅδε,
qinop, fubpe, to remember, to re-
call; - fb μευ μεν ary esse, , ὗ snes yah, to
voyage, to travel; - f Y&puy, to come
upon unawares, to attack, to surprise;
~ Sissy , to become made, to lose one’s
reason; -- ᾧ Ghia, , to die, to lose one’s
life ; - δι σεν 0 lose hope, to become
desperate; - fp qhpuy kpkuwy, to fall
upon one’s face, to prostrate ; — pmamu
acpocp, to throw one’s self or fall at
the feet of some οὔθ: -- ᾧ tknw acpnep,
to fallin the hands or power of some
One 5 -- che πε εἴξρ, peg. οι οἵδι ,μῆοιν, ayy ping.
«ye» to come to blows, to fight, to
combat, to quarrel, to dispute ; — sho_
fuwtin[PkLt, to lose one’s authority,
to fall from one’s power.

Usjwiot a. irregular, anomalous.

Uth ution {2% 4. irregularity, ano-
maly. [the apocrypha.

1) ψεὐι ἥν, hy est a. apocryphal 77 thre 9

Ud 200 000 00. ᾿ [δ ψεριωπιωπι σε. α. ἐμαὶ does
not take bribes, incorruptible, honest.

U%4.0.4 a. loose, untied, free.

| eran ; UF by saresy εν php a. that can-
not be plundered or robbed.

Uifuutb a. incessant, unceasing.

Utfwuhwes , bg a. sure, certain, indu-
bitable.

2 oe ᾽ [ζει esd bey ᾽ υὔλ{ιν.,,
hud fi, Sih esses hy sors , Ui eae as fy ose 8 oso ge sass
ud. surely, certainly, doubtless.

Wah eermuk a, not in jest, serious.

Uthuwwnep a. imperfect, incomplete,
defective, faulty; ad. imperfectly, in-
completely, faultily; s- gr. imperfect
tense.

Unfwuewpud a. infinite, endless.

ὕψζω ννσρε νι [Ὁ [με ᾿ aaa aad

Dus

s. imperfection, incomplete state ; de-

fectiveness, want, faultiness-

Usfup a. seamless; not sewed: in-
capable, unable, weak, feeble, impo-
- &, it is impos-

tent; impossible;
sible.

θφωωριωΐνμνγ, eguy yn. to be unable,

to be incapable, to be insufficient.

ζωμα a. without order, in disor-
disorderly, irregular, confused,
indistinct, not methodical; intempe-
immoderate, exces-

der,

rate, inordinate,
sive, licentious.

ζωρᾳ, Wolpanprg, Ὠλφωρρωμωρ,
ad. disorderly, out of
order, in confusion, irregularly ; inbr-
excessively, intemperately.

Gasprep seer hes

dinately,
Ushupghl, kgf va. to disorder.

, Uhapyne{Ff.% 4. disorder, confu-
sion, irregularity; inordinateness, in-

temperance, excess, immoderation.
Usthpt ζω, 8, ὕψωμω.

Πλῤωρείβρ, Ushepkbby a. incom-

passionate, cruel, inhuman; inflexible,

inexorable.

ὕχζωμε gn fee 4. want of com-

passion, insensibility.

Dates, Usdaapd bib a. unexpected,
extraordinary, unaccoun-

unforeseen,
table; πων ad. suddenly.

| 87 a poe ἢ ὑλζιωρᾷ αν αν δ a not

mended, not repaired ; irreconcilable.

ble.
oiehy ans pony ccrtrseeal” S. Web 1010 caste ven el’

fupey a. unable, feeble, incapa-

Usd wpe ῥεῖ, 8. impossibility ; inca-

pacity.

Usfepom a.notindigent, notin want.
wpomuxkd a, not compelled to

move on the ground.

Usgupomn{Ife% 4. plenitude, ful-

ness, abundance.

UG wens 8, Basing cre ny»

ζεῖ,» » ag δ. hospital.

Uoely Eopeeshyearps’ α. certain, sure.

υ:ηὅ., ῥα. {δ gd whut , Uehe-g.
Sanne, Unhegd pt a. sincere, candid,
frank, ingenuous; true, loyal, faithful ;
ad. sincerely, ingenuously, candidly.

Webb gone με, 8. sincerity, can-
dour; loyalty, fidelity ; honour, truth.

4£q a. unsullied, pure.

Uefbigu% a. lifeless, dead; cold,
without ardour, -- animation ; Inanima-
te; s. chem. azote.

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Rus
Uses ’ Deg b purknep a, that does
not eat; not eaten: that has nothing to
eat, famished.

Urge pubpe {Pfr s. want of food;
hunger: phthisis.

WG poy» Wily georges ste α, shapeless;
unformed, imperfect; ugly.

Ushbpeyueggkyt a. that cannot be ἃ-
gured ; not to be described; unimagi-
nable. [4. deformity.

Wek b prong sprains [2 forte ’ Wak pragere fh

UGE poesy sce eroye S. Ua b prong ° ᾿

υζζε., Uxkbgk,p a. unburnt; incom-
bustible, (pause, eternal.

[λέξιν α. without a point; without

λέ. a. not fit to burn; that
will not burn.

ὑφ a.m. unmarried.

Ushbp α. not subject to passions;
impassive, incapable of suffering.

βρῇ a. uncultivated, uncivilized,
unpolished; indocile, untractable.

4b a. not united, separate ; not
closed, not healed.

Uthpey, gbuhy 8. angle: corner,
NOOK ; — Awhuaywp Sf, turning of the
road; με —, obtus-angled, obtusan-
g ular; une =, acute-angled ; — Sassen
bk, 8. μων Φωνεν casts try .

Ung peturhy a. angular : -- fit, Ley
corner-stone.

Usb petarsnf 4. goniometer.

Web fetnwsunpna[t pik 8. goniometry.

Utbf.twenp a. angulous, angular.

Urge 8. Urey and ἴλη 4. (lute.

[νη κπελωΐνιωκ, “ἡ un. to be disso-

Usgigencg a. without incense, -- ob-
lation.

Uslife. Ustaet,b a. not marked, un-
sealed : not baptized.

Usheba» μέρα κ,, a. that cannot be
weighed ; inestimable, incomparable.

Ushafe, Wehapsbsh a. untrodden, de-
sert.

ὕψη, queg ᾿ bhy ° tress g Γ bed; mat-
tress; nuptial couch; -- ὐδιρῥωνωΐ,, ων.
Lope, truckle-bed ; feage wihaghe, al-
COVE; τεῦξε suhhaykp , tipk gm σῦν,
to put to bed; gies, 249k, , to go to
bed: pPbuwpuyby --, feather-bed ; “εν.
1“|νἷ 5 —, straw-bed; -« ὡρᾷωδγ, to
make a bed; dimwhky s-, to go to bed ;
“ας swhhaghl, to get up; supe

vk, q-, to make the bed; wihhuy gify

J#thnguf, to take to one’s bed.
Uhaghugonds 8. mattress-maker.

U2

Deh antuch fy s. bed-fellow.

Wehaqherkgne{F prt . bed-fellowship.

Wsgegieyh pbhbst vn. to make a bed.

| δά νην ers br phe a. that
cannot be plundered, not subject to
devastation.

Usges a. uncalled, not named; unin-
vited; - pugdieke’, parasite, amell-
feast, trencher-friend.

Ustgemnp «. infrangible, hard.

Uagopd.c% α. not fallen ; that cannot
fall or be thrown down.

Utgepoeue a. that cannot be lost,
imperishable ; ad. without loss. [weft.

facmdsd, ng & Weaving, texture ;

Od gored ey, fog a Woven.

Urg0.M 4. fall, tumble; overthrow,
ruin, subversion ; degradation; caden-
Ce ; dh puwft —, second fall; relapse.

{5 a ae bof va. to kick, to strike
with the hind feet; to resist, to reject.

Urge. a. rough, rude, uneven, rug-
ged. {rough.

Usage a. not carved, unpolished,

Uefafi; a. without cries ; unable to

out.

Urgafe a. without contention, -- re-
sistance, -- quarrel. (ble.

Digan κε δ. a. impregnable; invinci-

| oY a 2 a. intestate. 2

Ugrmfct a. impassive, insensible.

ὕλξρε,β a. unable to bear; insup-
portable.

έν ον 8. Ὀλέβρῶ.

ῳ,05.. 0 [Δ 4. want of discipline,
indocility, rudeness.

Digest, fy a. irreligious.

Wh pchaefP fd s. irreligion.

Uskg-pq. a. disjoined, separate ; that
does not participate, that takes no
share. Pe

UrgeL,6 a. inflexible.

a a. speechless ; without as-
piration; breathless. [indigest.

Urs.0, a. not fusible; indissoluble ;

ζω κ «κε. a. indisputable, irre-
sistible.

Wes whan bac 2} 4. pacific conduct.

Wes mqeps, fg a. that does not par-
ticipate ; incommunicable: that does
not receive the communion.

ὕλςξιση ραν ζ οἷν a. incommanicable.

λές; a. unpleasant, disagreea-
ble, offensive ; disgustful ; -- (81, op firs
foe, disagreeably ; -- ,/s4,, to displea-

se; to disgust.

a7

υυΣ

Us uAryeatrarl’, αν τ, un. to displease,
to be disagreeable.

ἰφων, fy a. insipid, unsavoury;
nauseous, disgustful.

᾿ς Σιων a. discordant, disso-
nant, incongruous; 8. [νυ μευμεαΐ,.

Uns uhiatujine{Ffr.h s. discord, dis-
sension, misunderstanding; disconve-
nience, incongruity, unsuitableness; 5.
Were prtine ld frrt

Urs ἐν εὔοδα, segusy on. to grow insi-
pid, to be nauseous, to be disgustful.

watheonon a+ not brief, not con-
cise, prolix.
fe a. innumerable, infinite.

| be 3. U αν ων εν 4 cas el ge sss c. ©

᾿χςξινεκιυε δ ω, a not divulged or
made public.

Ut5 «dpb a. impatient; intolerant.

Utsadphpae{Fhed 4. impatience; in-
tolerance.

Uies soley a. haughty, unsociable, re-
served, austere, churlish, uncivil, mo-
rose, sullen, surly, harsh, forbidding.

| | Pe Ute § eco llr sSice ove 00s by sass , |
Sunk henk fs a. disproportionate ; in-
comparable, unparalleled, matchless.

Us wilh εἴκων νέμω od, incomparably,
disproportionally.

Wied carells Seer oe -P- με, 4. disproportion ;
inequality. (obscene.

Deserve a. immodest, unchaste,

Uns sarflr evens [Ὁ με, 4. immodesty.

Uses ulegk sf a. unpersuadable.

Uns achne{F ft 4. insipidity, ill fla-
vour; nauseousness.

Uis.ayp a. fatherless.

UsSutrgboo a. not conformable, dis-
similar, unequal; inconsequent, not
inferible.

Uesuwtyfun a. restless, fretful, agi-
tated ; turbulent, unquiet, tumultuous ;
ad. incessantly, always ; -- ζω, to fret,
to be agitated, to fidget; -- ««%4,, to
fret, to agitate.

Wes tng fronne[Pfr% 4. disparity, ine-
quality. (easiness ; agitation.

ie 5 eatreg. cs ere one [Ὁ foe % 8. inquietude, un-

Wis scteg sopra a. fidgety, inquiet, noisy.

Ussutgupmncltfee 8. φως pw
on red fort »

Usswigkpt a. unclad, naked.

OS igre ped wl ; Wis casing 10rd shy ’
Uns wtigaepdbk,f a. intolerable, insup-
portable.

uve

Unter» fog, ag α. foolish, impru-
dent, ill-advised. (dently.

ies sass 2 ear eas grassy ac. foolishly, impru-

Wie5 caste Meassr esr ey οἷν a. more or very
foolish.

Uy γα εὐχαί οἷν S. Uses nate .

UgatiXupn(Ff.% 3. folly, impru-
dence ; insipidity, dulness.

US anghe Ss. U5 erchiaay .

Use $ sxrzan ’ ᾿ς cary ares ly east ? WS cepenk yh
a. implacable, irreconcilable.

Uesweu, fg a. imperceptible, incom-

prehensible, inconceivable ; unripe.
ΝΙΝ ᾿ tS ccresecsh ests , | | Se
ae | 5 2
Ub esunc{F {eh 4. incomprehensibi-
lity: unripeness.
Swumwnwen A. inconstant, changea-
ble, variable, alterable: fragile.
L4wumuanc{Ih δ. inconstancy, in-
stability, mutability, frailty: fragility.

UsGurn, ῥα a. undivided, indivisi-
ble, inseparable ; incessant, continual;
s. individual, one, atom.

U 7-5 uur pun ad. indivisibly, insepa-
rably ; individually.

U6 eet a. individual, atomic.

[υφωσ αν τω a. that flows incessantly.

| | er ee a a a. in-
divisible, inseparable.

[ζφωνν τι [9 με΄, . inexhaustibleness ;
individuality. (payed.

Us wmngneth a. that cannot be

Utes wpequen a. illegitimate, bastard,
base-born, natural; altered, corrup-
- ted, false.

WeS apusrquncnne{Ffc% 4. bastardy ; fal-
seness, alteration.

Utd ap{9- a. crooked, uneven, rough,
rugged; awkward, rude, unpolished,
coarse.

Uns wp ltoe(FfeD 9. unevenness, ine-
quality of surface ; want of politeness,

rudeness, awkwardness, harshness,
roughness, coarseness ; — ogng, intem-.
perance. (assured.

ϑυςωρί ει a. inevitable; fearless,

ώξιωρᾷ a. exempt from tax or im-
post.

ζωμοῦ ’ eS aaprectnush ats , [φιωρω.
ἡμωἡἴγεω a.f. unmarried ; whose marriage
has not been consummated, virgin.

Unsapg a.ad. without asking.

"ζω a. without bread, - the means
of subsistence.

φιωωκ οὖν, fg a. incredulous, who

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makes difficulties; obstinate, stubborn,
headstrong.
᾿)ύνφιεω ε. ceste oes tyres || Bw AT a. im-
probable, unlikely.
Ursurcwt pl, bogey on. to differ in ο-
pinion, to disagree ; to be obstinate ; to
disapprove, to disallow.
Utes eccssttnelt- [ε 8. incredulity 3 dis-
approbation; obstinacy. :
Uo-5 cnc α. unequal.
eS case κε μοζ κε ξ ὦ ad. unequally.
U5 rere cases espe {I βε, ΓΟ inequality,
disparity, disproportion.
U4 wesenf a. uncertain, unassured,
doubtful ; contingent, casual.
Unsure wumant{tfeh 8. incertitude,
doubt, uncertainty ; contingency.
᾿βνφωνκ κων fg a. incredulous, unbe-
lieving, infidel, irreligious; incredible;
- ,buk,, to disbelieve.
eS care ses ers sary ls a. incredible.
|| ee ν", “ἡ ν [eS oss κ..δἐν one caste case,
usgeny un. to disbelieve.
Ussurcsnuep pf a, unfaithful, dislo-
yal, perfidious. | ;
Uys ase νυ dine [ fret ὃ. infidelity,
disloyalty, treason, perfidy.
U0 4 are με ἐν eS, US ccreces nfo §. Us ow
ΠΡ. χὶ
Uf ese crnnel(F [με 8. incredulity, in-
fidelity, irreligion.
| ey Us-5é (ek f2- a. unfit, inept,
foolish, absurd, fantastical, whimsical,
grotesque, ridiculous, extravagant,
silly, ill-shaped, ill-contrived, awk-
ward; —«, ad. absurdly, fantastically,
ridiculously, awkwardly.
4 δηκησε 2 ῥε, Usb Rb ar [ὃ fur
8. absurdity, whim, extravagance ; awk-
wardness, unfitness.
Ui-46.0 a. without vestige, untraced ;
— watk,, to annihilate ; — bbz, to be
annihilated.
1|},»έὲ" “πιο ’ U5 be cargos lesb a. that
cannot be traced or investigated; im-
penetrable, inscrutable. (‘obs
Urb nwtaad, UDSéufl 8. Ἰλάνα δεν ph.
Usséne6;b a. irrefutable; undenia-
ble, incontestable.
Uisqor S. Unger
Uv spat a. without foundation, — base.
Ussbele, Unspelauwhwt a. sapless,
marrowless; incorporeal, immaterial,
spiritual. ;
Ujegereum a. unpractised, untried,
new, inexperienced, ignorant.

‘

ὑ2 :

Wisse pep ad.inexperienced, with-
out ability, -- knowledge of.

, Usgsionc(Pfe% 4. inexperience, un-
skilfulness, ignorance. .

“οἷν. a. disobedient, refracto-
ry, rebellious ; — ,A%k,, to disobey.

Ue Shsegqushy fel, ἄγω, un. to disobey,
to rebel. (transgression.

De Shaw gy whey wee [9 fret 8. disobedience,

eps fey a. impossible ; ,-τ-ὦ αἴνει,
ὧδ... to get embarrassed, to be entan-
gled, to want resources, to be reduced
to extremities, not to know what to
do; ν»-ὐφν δ, it is impossible.

anya % a. quite impossible :
very difficult. : :

φερε a. impossible ;, imagi-

nary ; excessive, violent.

κω ῥα", be gerg un. to be impossible ;
to be irremediable, to be desperate.

Ue Simp fe a.ad. impossible; extre-
mely difficult; insupportable, intole-
rable; extreme, violent, excessive, e-

normous, horrible, terrible.

UeSempec(tt s.impossibility. [old.

Undine fF fet 8. act of never growing

Ussnq, my a. negligent, heedless,
indifferent, inattentive ; confident, sure;
-» y-w, ad, negligently, carelessly ;
confidently ; indifferently ; se ζω ph
Δ. to be negligent or indifferent.

eel, να ὦ, un. to be neglect-
ful, inattentive, indifferent.

Ussagf a. without soul; spiritless;
inanimate.

[ζ.ς.4.».(2} s. negligence, heedless-
ness, carelessness, inattention, le-
thargy.

[»ς,, νη a. indeclinable.

UssaqS a. not agitated by the wind,
calm, serene. [serenity.

Des γαῖ (μεν 4. want of wind, calm,

Usseadbe a. without shepherd, unat-
tended.

Ussaum a. without smell.

[ς΄ a. not fordable; unfathoma-
ble, immense.

Ussawcny a. that does not approach,
come near, touch; inaccessible; di-
stant, far. (need of fire.

Ussace a. without fire; that has no

Usesayeronm au. insubordinate; not
subject. (tion.

Disa mwhee{Ife% 2. insubordina-

Uesayaye a. not haughty, humble,
unpretending-

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Dasapepantife% 4. freedom from
pride, humility.

Ut Seqhyb 8. WieSaesy
Uesrath ya a. inevitable, indispen-
sable, necessary; irrevocable; ad. in-
dispensably, necessarily, inevitably,
irrevocably.

WS νι ς νη. S. Ushbrl?

Spuntetu a. without permission or
licence. (seduce.

Uses prema a. that does not allure or

Uss4pusntp a. who invites nobody:
5. Dagas.

Us tuujt a. without voice ; mute, with-
out sound; consonant.

[Σιων [2h 4. 1088 of voice ;aphony.

ων. ΡΣ ΣΎ ΩΣ a. indefati-
gable, diligent; ad. indefatigably, dili-
gently.

Uituse, wg δ. cavern, den, cave.

βνζωε σβοῥων a. CAVETNOUS.

Utdhnwgnps, Yidhasakkpon a. not
made by hands, natural, spiritual.

Usdin a. handless; without suc-
cour. :

Usthatphkpb a. that cannot be ta-
ken in hand, extremely difficult; un-
tractable. [wild.

Wiethaipigk, a. untameable, savage,

Usttknthu, a. helpless, without suc-
cour.

Utdhatéeau a. that cannot reach or
accomplish, incapable, unskilful.

ΠΣ ΣΝ » ag 8. towel.

Utdbangpy s. napkin.

| | ey by a. unformed.

Us dhesstiurl, usguy vn. to lose shape,
to become deformed.

Usdfe a. unproductive, unfruitful ;
ungrateful, unthankful.

Utdfram s. bot. fumitory.

Uvthwpkh a. panting with desire,
very desirous. (sirable.

Ustthzuyh, Usedhushut a. narrow; de-

1) ζ εν ζετο εν S. Wed hoary bung - .

Uuthurl, wsguey un. to desire, to wish;
to aspire to, to sigh for, to long for.

[ἐφιέναι a. burning with desire,
sighing after. [2.4

Usthuitiad’, uguy vn. to be narrow ; 5.

Uuthuskp 8. lively desire, impatience ;
wid hushop » ad. impatiently ἢ vsasgrestaleg
whdhwhep , to Wait impatiently.

Utdhugnegutkd, neg va. to reduce
to extremities, to force; to narrow, to
contract, to restringe.

ιν

᾿),ν»48.». [2 μεν δ. narrowness, contrac-
tedness ; pressure ; constraint ; anxiety,
inquietude,chagrin, trouble, vexation,
care, affliction, tribulation, anguish. |

Usd, tf, tung 8. person; hypo-
stasis, personality; creature, being;
soul; mind; heart; myself, thyself,

himself; whdaedp, personally ; «ον.

wh fe, by one’s self, personally ; gus
«ζω» εἴς pssst Tass, to turn back; agreed ὦ εἶξε
ang hyastsly , to put On; swt thir ekpk,, to
Imitate; juwktpe πεν, to accept, to
QPProve; susntkney y-, to refuse, to
deny ; appl Ῥω χ-- fer, he loves him-
self; ofucserte wird fils Babe [P esresnel” ἐπ με ess censs_
ftp, I only answer for myself; bra
ay fa ES, (FE cuzg. seyyeyka E, O1 MY
soul, it Is 80; a y-sases ese Α year, to
revive, to recover one’s senses; μη
vhf: ine dow witfe, he takes care of
himself; «οὐ βν wath, to commit sui-
cide 5 that ytd βν Soap ον,» to boast
of, to flatter one’s self, to prick one’s
self ; y- wnbb,, to recommend, to con-
fide; »,- ;bub,, to commend one’s self,
to have confidence in, to confide in, to
be committed.
diugka, ny a. Well formed, ele-

gant, handsome, beautiful.

Wdineged a. boasting, blustering,
swaggering.

Wie dieseeg fers [2 fe 8. self-praise, vain-
glory, arrogance ; egotism. (self.
begin a. that condemns him-

Usdieg fp a. that gives bail for ano-
ther, responsible.

Ue Siren fey δ. Uiting fey -

Use tiwgupny a. that blames himself.

Wi tiefepmfen a. vain, presumptuous,
haughty.

Usdiwhew a. voluntary, with good
will; free; -- faedap, ad. willingly.

ὕω νων μα, a. personal; hypostati-
cal; own. [accord.

Ustiwhfg a. unanimous, with one

A Oy na ἷ, ’ Ui dish ραν a. that
ruins himeelf. [tuous, vain.

| be Py ey a Ui Ltrs χα. presump-

Utah Ane (2 [εΔ, §. presumption,
pride, vanity.

Utdies dpa a. unanimous, con-
sentaneous.

Uttiwilaemt a. that betrays himself :
- νε,, to betray one’s self.

Untivesinufrwm a. that reproaches
himself.

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Us fiswtarty a. self-devoted.
Us tite ppntih, Wed trwbne poet
s. self-devotion, self-sacrifice.

Ue tirusegqes a. on guard, cautious ; 2.
royal guard, body-guard; — suk, to
be cautious, to be on guard.

Ue tiraseyerh glen 8. the commander
or captain of the guard.

Uifienywhs a. boastful, full of va-
nity; - ,b%6,, to be extolled.

| ee κε κο ων a. that adores himself,
interested, selfish, egoistical.

ΠΣ iveas 00g 00070 00073 a. that pampers him-
self, dainty, delicate.

Ut tieeway£s ad. personally ; properly ;
hypostatically. 5

We Lines any reegy ὃ || bo wT [hake oe
[δ ων un. to escape, to fly, to have a
narrow escape, to run away.

Usthwukn a. selfish, self-interested ;
guilty of egotism ; mild, courteous.

Ut tusuppoefP fet s. selfishness, self-
love; egotism.

| | CF ee ag (1. that has com-
mitted suicide ; s. self-murderer.

US. Siresrasesy ert [9 fool Γ suicide, self-
murder.

Usui α. that sells himself.

θυ, 8. Ὀλιυβρνων.

Up Stuwsnngep a. that burns himself.

Utdinemnep a. that surrenders; ad-
dicted, subject; determined, desperate ;
- buk,, to abandon himeelf, to be ad-
dicted; to surrender, to capitulate ; to
refer.

Ustiwgeyg a. ostentatious, pompous,
full of affectation. |

Didi gae ἡ ἦν, asl va. to be the
vital or principal to an organized body,
to animate; to vivify, to personify, to
personate.

Ui tiwenp a. animated, alive, ratio-
nal; personal; hypostatical.

Ut fier npapeey ad. personally ; hy-
postatically. [statical.
Usfinecnpahats a. personal; hypo-
νων. τ δα, kgf va. 8. Wading ac

gutek dl.

Utdinecnppd, ἔσω un. to havea soul;
to be animate ; to live, to exist.

We Lier ρθε [ὁ fot 8. personality ; hy-
postasis ; person.

Uttigfep a. given to pleasure, to
one’s own comforts, lazy, dissipated ;
selfish ; comfortable.

Usthapepoeh 4. dissipation; egotism,

Us Al

selfishness; comfortableness ; me ο,
gba pas lt bide Bly det to live delicately.

Usdbhw,, Ux
good appesrance, tall, well made, fine
hmbed.

Uktipbefp ἐπε,» wail, va. to seek
for quiet, tranquillity, ease, to look
after one’s interests ; - wrhk,, to choose
among men. (independent.

Ustefpfut a. free, that has freewill,

[ tbprheuttene[P frat 2. freewill, choice,
free agency, independence.

Dediafen 8. Westper-
» Wediguyrg ne (2 ed 8. self-esteem, pre-
sumption. (negation.

De Phat pusgne (2.4, &. self-denial, ab-
Ustoch. ἀξ, ζω, a.s. narrow,
strait ; narrow passage, defile, strait,
pass ; desire, wish; -- σελ, to desire,
to wish.
ὕρσαρε., ῥ. mys wg 8. rain ; - ῥῥωΐξε,,
rain 5" ΑὉ [5 καὶ δε οδόνε- εν , & flood of tears ;
SPE violent, pouring rain ; antl ho be _
cmzegt (geoph), rain-guage.
ρθε μων a. beaten by the rain.
Ustiphempkp a. that brings rain,
rainy.
χ ρ κεν (2.9. α. wet with rain.
λ ρει frp 8. drop of rain.
ὕλρε, wd fs a. that engenders rain’:
Copious. ‘ ,
apbemt 4. fine rain.
- ρει. 8. Wrdpb esol frp
Utipb wife a. that gives or engen-
ders rain.
&euyft a. rainy, that abounds
in rain, formed from rain.
Delph ΡΣ a. rainy.
Wripkemyaee 8. shower,
Wedpb «ravens, mags un. to fall like
rain.
λένε. «ον ie 8. Wed bras [d βε,» e
Urdpharasuen gnpdp s. rain-guage.
Dede b cafe 8. rain-water.
Uedp hs swabnc ke a. produced by rain.
[λ:ρ δι Κ., kgf una. te rain, to sho-
Wer, fo pour down; whép£, it rains.
Wsedposs s. anchovy.

(rain.

ὕρκως a. inconvenient, unbecoming :᾿

-«, ad. unseemly.
115. χω. χαΐ,, a. not brilliant, gloomy.
Usacabersi fh a. unrecognizable.
ee ωρς S. Uipasre μη.
UpeXenreh c.ad. that fasts, fasting ;
without eating.
Usxwn shy a. ineffable, unspeakable.

4ikq a. personable, of

violent

UU

Usrwnmguylt a. without rays, —
light. (prodigious.

ὑβχιωκ ως κα a. very wonderful, ©

ὕρχωκζιορξ a. of wonderful grace,
very graceful, admirable; very abun-
dant.

Warton sosjermbey a. that has an ad-
mirable figure or appearance.

Uur%eenbgh S. eran.

Usr%wnme(Pfrt 2. ineffability; un-
speakableness.

Wares , | be | a. unskilful, inca-
pable; irreparable, irremediable. |

υχωρωζ ἐμ. ὅ. inability, inca-
pacity.

| oy a με" UN. to be inca-
pable; to be without remedy, to des-
pair.

ὑωχωρνε 9 με» 8. Wise 0 sesh oe {F- fret «

Usrtn a. without posterity ; — sasm_

bb, 8. Unrpubkd

UsrpunkS, κυρ va. to destroy the
race of, to extirpate the posterity of.
orcs » χε, a. incompres-
sible.
[χε [2 fed ε. inaccuracy.
υχνηπιχρε sh a. inextricable.
Utx%nndf a. gigantic, enormous, mon-
strous ; grotesque, extravagant, ab-
surd, ridiculous, unseemly.
Usxnniim{P pet 8. monstrosity, ab-
surdity. [licious.
ἰβνεπωνσμξ ιν a. not envious, not ma-
Useling ’ by a. immortal.
Uidiasapkp a. that immortalizes,
immortal. (ambrosia.
UW relier4 ashe a. immortal; - Nuszeerk »
Weelis 5 au 2eepeeh a. that does not taste
death, immortal; that has a foretaste -
of immortality. [talized.
ἰναπως ων αν, age un. to be immor-
reales 6 sxope cass S. Upohise § μεν.
ΣΧ gutted, neg va. to im-
mortalize, to eternize.
UjieliaSugneghs a. that immortalizes.
Wrolees Soe (2. μι, 8. immortality.
Usey a. motherless.
Ure a. without share or por-

‘tion, that does not participate ; bereft,

destitute ; - ,buty, to be destitute, to
be bereft; — antk,, to deprive.

Write mong, Uudiowmskb a. inaccessi-
ble, unapproachable.

ὕψωμα. ’ teal νη prt ocr fy a. uninha-
bited; uninhabitable, desert, unfre-
quented, lonely.

Dow

λυ ρμη ἦν a. more or very inhu-
man, — fierce, -- unkind.

᾿λνπω νη εὗρεν, ugey un. tobe deser-
ted, to be dispeopled.

Qadiapymwgnegatld, ’ acgfp va. to de-
populate, to dispeople, to desolate.

Uselieggf a. inhuman; unkind, unci-
vil, brutal; desert, uninhabited ; -- ζω.
geegunrk, ἡ» Ἐν to unman, to divest of
humanity ; to depopulate.

Quhiapgn(2 fd s. depopulation; in-
humanity, barbarity ; incivility, bru-
tality.

Ujslieg ft a. impossible; very diffi-
cult; indecent, unseemly ; —£, it is not
fit ; it is impossible. |

Walfiap dfn ᾿ ᾿λνεπω rifts aes τ a. incor-
poreal, immaterial. ΠΟ ΣΩΣ

ΠΣ ΤΩ ,. Wishes tiaras fit δ. Us.

Uedliap dine [2 μεν δ. incorporality.

Undliapu a. undigested. —

Utdiapuac(Ifeh 5. indigestion.

Upeliapren ’ [Πρ nin be ph a. Impregna-
ble, invincible.

Wailing oey ᾿ Walia pr κω ἐν a. impure,
filthy, indecent, obscene, vile. [ly.

Uteahicgy prees cap hy ws ad. impurely, indecent-

Utdiagpwukp a. that does not love
purity, uncleanly, filthy, indecent.

Uiedliagpac(Pfeh 5. impurity, unclean-
ness, filthiness, indecency.

. 11 νιπεδ ων a. vile, abject, degraded.

Utdbsuwpqh a. who desires not ho-
nour or preferment.

Udi & spqnel(F με, §. want of ambi-
tion, indifference to honour.

Usb dapae(i fet 8. want of respect ;
- hfepng ’ inhospitality.

Usd Gf% a. not clear, indistinct, not
evident, not explicit, not plain: indi-
visible.

Utdseiuk;b a. inseparable, indivisi-
ble; inexplicable, inexpressible.

Undby, δ. 2g a. impeccable ; inno-
cent; harmless, Silly ;- gusgreguthy ,
to acquit.

Utell yeas pracy ᾿ Wrelh- qe ad. innocently.

Usd quwgfp a.that excuses, pardons;
- wntk,, to excuse, to pardon; - --
χων ἦν, to excuse one’s self, to justify
himself. [able.

Web pug pit a. excusable, pardon-

Utube gag pnc{dh s. excuse, apology.

Walk quired, μα. «ὦ, un. to be innocent.

ΡΣ eas'es exo bya a. impeccable ; inno-
cent.

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Wii alhe cas grt stole of ’ acgh va. to ac-
quit, to declare innocent, to clear.

Usudleghb;b a. not to be softened,
hardhearted, inflexible, inexorable.

Usdbqae{Ff-% δ. innocence; impec-
cability. 3

μενα. 3. },νιω δ.

Undbanck, s. bot. purslain.

Vuh pcthiruyb a. not to be accosted,
inaccessible; untouched.

Usual waikbdS va. to leave not one, to
exterminate.

υνώνωμωῆν a. discordant, different,
dissonant, diverse, divided, not agreed,
at variance, contrary; irreconcilable;
- bul,, to differ, to disagree.

itech aes μι fol ἢ. Ἰλλνιυ μιν photo fool»

Wadfrespeectine(F- βε 8. discord, dissen-
sion, disagreement, difference, misun-
derstanding ; - dusjzp , discordance, dis-
sonance.

Wisp wucthahnt a. discordant, incom-
patible, inconsistent.

1). ε᾽γεω ἷνκω οἷο. [Ὁ με΄» 4. incompatibi-
lity, inconsistency.

νυ ββωμωρ ‘ Ute pessey hes ad. imme-
diately, directly.

Usp pushut a. immediate, direct.

Usdpytap, a.ad. without mediator.

Usielhu a. fleshless; without meat.

Usain a. mad, silly, brainless, sen-
seless, stupid, foolish, irrational, crazy.

Wade ple-w a. disconsolate, inconso-
lable; ad. disconsolately.

Dieifin geht a. inconstant, variable,
uncertain, transitory.

Us Sushb,b a. incapable of cultivation.

| br ’ Wadiyar a. infallible, uner-
ring ; — wemkee, fixed stars. —

Undlryop ald fet 8. infallibility.

Uiteliynpraiyku ad. infallibly.

| eT TTT , Wrcfinnusg a. that does
not forget ; unforgotten ; that cannot be
forgotten; ad. without fail, infallibly.

Utdanagae{tf.% 4. eternal remem-
brance. (ken.

Ustedneg, sybg a. indomitable, unbro-

Ujudliresn a. the entrance to which is
shut; without entrance ; impenetrable,
inaccessible. -

᾿λόνενι με a. beardless.

᾿) εκ, , "ἢ ‘ ᾿) εἴπ. ches chia tes bs a. mute,
speechless ; that will not speak.

11 νων ad. foolishly, stupidly,
inconsiderately, ignorantly, rashly,
madly.

gus

᾿λλω ἡ ον a. more or very sense-
less, -- foolish, — stupid.

[μα fp a. inattentive, careless,
inconsiderate, unmindful.

Wialie wey poe [9 βεῖν 5. inattention, want
of application, carelessness, inconsi-
derateness, inadvertence.

Usdewcaiinal, sv gus un. to lose senses,
to become crazy or stupid.

Wedione{Pfc% 2. madness, craziness,
fatuity ; phrensy; folly, silliness, im-
prudence, extravagancy, absurdity.

Usdepne, [αν πε S ᾿)Πνῖπε πε.

ὕζγαα.. ἡ a. insatiable, greedy,
gluttonous ; — «ws, , to devour.

Lsywg., ay ear gees psy ad. insatiably,
greedily, gluttonously.

[ἴδηι ᾳ. σι (9 {ε΄ s. insatiableness, gree-
diness, gluttony.

Usy~al? , Wayrrql? bib a. invincible,
unconquered, insurmountable, ungo-
vernable.

wp, fg α. not evident, not mani-.

fest, obscure, hidden, secret; apocry-
phal. [re-

Udy avy μον αν a. More or very obscu-
τὶ Dijeyek Sf, gf vc. to annihilate; to

ide.

Usyarzenfel, bgezy vn. to be annihila-
ted, to vanish, to disappear.

Doig cay οἵ,». [2 [εν ᾿νε μενε [9 pres. ob-
scureness, occultness, secretness.

Usywirg a. rhymeless.

[σα ας prompt, diligent; ad.
promptly, diligently, without delay.

[ἀγα . Viyeforqeh a. unfavourable,
unlucky, unfortunate, disadvanta-
geous.

Usyafaqel a. awkward, incapable.

Usywfoquhn(Ff.% 4. unskilfulness,
awkwardness.

Wiyfoqec{(Ffc% s. unfavourableness,
unfortunateness, disadvantage.

Usyeferg a. without successour, —
succession; unchangeable.

Ty ace arr cry » ὑζμιωυνν ke ph a. bottom-
less; very deep.

Usyeraswel a- improper. ;

Usyepgeey a. unpolished, unfurni-
shed, unprovided, unprepared, out of
order; hard, cold, raw; 4/% -, slut.

Wyepkr a- that cannot rise.

Usa a- shelterless, without roof,
houseless.

«στον a. incongruous, unsuita-

ble, unbecoming, not appropriate; un-

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skilful, insufficient, incapable.
Usjaphepwghe a. that writes in an
unbecoming manner; indecently writ-
ten.
US uaprlia pa 9 βε» 8. incongruity, im-
propriety ; incapacity, insufficiency.
Usy-0e a. infinite, interminable.
Wykq, ὕωεηᾧ ’ δ ίτηπεκ a. im-

1 mutable, unchangeable, constant.

Wey E cpesegesssye μη kes ad. immu-
tably. : [ hak

Uy bqemerpleys Ὀλγεηφῤηβει 8. Ue

UWykqaclP fet 8. immutability.

Udy δι ζει. εἶεν ᾧ a. indubitable.

iyfiousue a. that easily forgives,

that does not bear malice.

Uap fazer res pre [9 for % ὃ. forgiveness, ame
nesty, pardon. (rial.

Uiybznwwk a. forgotten; immemo-

Uy [γε σωνευΐ νει, 4. forgetfulness.

υυ,ῥγξιδ a. immemorable.

[χη {9}, Uyhoacl2F s. amnesty.

lynqgnyg a. unshakeable, firm, im-

movable.

Uz,.s, a. inscrutable.

γον, yorupy, wg a. hopeless, des-
perate; despaired of; unhoped, unex-
pected; ad. desperately; -- wabk,, to
render hopeless; -,(%4,, to despair, to
give way to despair.

πε) a. forgotten; -- wa%s,, to bury
in oblivion. (rate.

Uiyorwugeyt a. more or very despe-

U2iserecs easy fs ’ Usyecuunyfeg a. desper ate,
despaired of; unhopeful.

Uiyressstrusel, syn un. to despair.

Usjrcuncl? βεῖν 8. τ"

θάνοᾳ . Wiyoquehets, θγοημωνε πτρ a. in-
articulate; not joined, simple.

Used a. without desire, — wish or
inclination; involuntary, forced.

Usiuwfewtd a. not envious; liberal,

generous; ad. without envy; generous-

ly, abundantly.

UMisafrstrdusenpnel{? ft ᾽ [δ λιεβιων
ὥνεζθῥεν 5. absence of all feeling of
envy.

Ufinwsh wip fp a- irrevocable.

Ufsitwewgiug a. unnavigable.

Ujvbing. a. artless, guileless, sincere,
upright, ngenuous; ad. artlessly, inge-
nuously-

Usibigne (2 [μεν 5. sincerity, simplici-
ty, ingenuousness.

Uteb pears bb a. not susceptible ; in-
efficacious,

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Useb pbb a. unpardonable; intolera-

e.
Dirk back 8. UieSefiven .
stb gag a. without support.
Usifuuog a. not indigent; opulent.
Usipurqepup ad. abundantly.
Ustbes » UWenbpSkpb a. sleepless,
watchful. (material.
Usp, by» Wife [9 shut a. im-
1 ζῥε[9..-ι 02 μεν s. immateriality.
Ἰυνάωρ a. without painting, figure
or device; unformed, imperfect, sha-

peless.
Witch asprerg foe Ξ Usth apg pk bh a. In-
describable. [superable.

Ust4e-% a. invincible, tameless, in-

Upiudlint , bg a. unlike, dissimilar, dif-
ferent; not uniform; incomparable.

[χοἰ a. inimitable.

Usidicine{P fed s. unlikeness, dissi-
militude, difference; unsuitableness,
disproportion. a

Usage » bg a. without mark, - sign, --
character; ignoble, unknown, obscure;
~ dashes Gheuwteu, to leave retired, [ble.
᾿ ἢ) ρων, Unigeivg hb a. unobserva-

Usizn, a. without lustre, dull, gloo-
my, dark.

Utinpegk;b a. irreparable.

Usiecsg a. inexhaustible.

UWinacusy a. inextinguishable.

1) εχ 3, Uthat.

Winky ’ acfpug ’ chs a. without of-
fering; implacable, inexorable, cruel.

[υχύνενε. pple a. that cannot be offe-
red, not sacred, profane. [vain.

ως, fg a. unprofitable, uscless,

σφιν a. disinterested.

Wize Suafitng poe ld per gs. disintere-
stedness. [ete.

Wash wukp , ete. S. Dip h aspire br ’

Wiz ses $ case Len ; Giz ee ς [ἐν ᾿ ζρε brunt
8. ως.

Uo 500{2 fed δ. unprofitableness, u-
selessness.

Wusyefs a. free from dirt, clean;
not contaminated, pure, clear.

χρη a. unclouded, clear.

Urewrwrte a. uncompounded, sim-
ple.

Usiep 00 rd ᾿ by a. immovable, fixed, sta-
ble, firm; not commutable; real, not
personal.

Dig S csp ad. immovably, firmly.

Wigan d-nef{P-fu% δ. immobility, immo-
vableness, stability, firmness.

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άρφιωε βη a. pathless, trackless.

Uz24_ a. not oblique, straight, direct.

κεν a, uninhabited, desert.

Uz.£9 a. inextinguishable.

Urbans fg 1 wg a. ill-favoured, disfi-
gured, deformed; ungracious, ungra-
ceful, unpleasant; unfortunate, unlu-
cky ; ungrateful, unthankful.

siete 5 ucoly rg , υονσρφιωξιηε. ν ay Oo
ungrateful, unthankful.

χρυ εν (F μεν 8. ingratitude.

Utyinpénec{ip% 4. deformity, ugli-
ness, ill-favouredness; ingratitude.

Us 2t3uhwt a. breathless, dead; ina-
nhimate, senseless.

Utgisettud, wgny un. to expire, to
die; to commit suicide by suffocation.

Uxyisurghay a. asphyxiated. [iate.

ugliseagasqustbeel, aegf va. to asphyx-
νη πείσβμεν 4. expiration, death;
asphyxia.

Dozen hs UFn2n-%9 a- dumb with ame-
zement, astomished, surprised; — f%s,,
to be astonished, to wonder; —sa.0-{3h »
utter or profound silence. [seless.

Wizneks» chsh, ng a. inanimate, sen-

Uszac2 a. incontestable, sure, cer-
tain, assured, infallible; ad. assuredly,
incontestably, certainly.

Us... a, inglorious, unhonoured,
ignoble, vile; ill-favoured, deformed ; --
ἰωρξι big, to live retired.

U?-rf£,l a. unchangeable; that can-
not be overturned.

Uizipal?, bg a. ad. without confusion;
unperplexed, not embarrassed; tran-
quil. _[calm.

Uspifoldac(Ffc% 2. imperturbability,

Uirputul, ug, un. to become vile,
to grow despicable; to grow ugly, to
fade.

Winpurgaegunth df, neg va. to disfi-
gure, to deform, to spoil.

Us,,poc{d fed 8. awkwardness, defor-
mity, ugliness.

Wirogunfpt b a. impalpable. |

Ujeagapen a. unbounded, unlimited,
infinite.

Wiernfirserly 7 ery α. Without malice, not
revengeful, not malignant.

(peeps cs ly ose [9 βεῖν ἢ ζῥηε Ὁ fro% ὃ.
absence οἵ maliciousness, freedom
from revenge or hatred.

Useqnp a. unpolished, uneven,
rough.

Uxeqnpf, fg a. unpitying, imcom-

Tun

passionate, nhuman, barbarous, cruel,
brutal.

ΠΣ, ᾿λυνησπρδιρείωρ αα. cruelly,
barbarously, atrociously ; — ξιυρζισρ
to tyrannize.

Useqae, Usenynetb a. implacable,
severe, inflexible, inexorable.

ὕλνρωβμβας a. unchaste, incontinent,
imp¥re, immodest.

UtngIa%uef a. insanable, incurable.

Use2xa. without style, orderless,con-
fased; -- 6%, pellmell, promiscuously.

Ueda. without force, feeble.

Bray, ἕνα ῥο. “γα. τε ἥςρ a. sweet, a-
greeable; Sam —pacph;, to give an a-
greeable odour ; Sam εἶνε fry ’ perfume ξ

epp, oyhg 8. sweetness, suavity.

way, fy a. untoward, rude,
rough, rustic; uncivil, disobliging;
awkward, unbecoming.

Drone a. without branches; that
does not rise or stir.

Went a. footless, apode; baseless;
Sores ae fy ad. at the feet.

; ΟΣ δ. watid ya. to walk on
tip-toe ; yn. to walk on the tip of one’s
toes. (dent.

Werpal a. without quality or acci-

Wepgf a. childless, heirless; steril,
barren; — dramtky, to die without
children.

Urepa pal’, k-guy un. to remain without
children, to lose one’s children.

Loopy ne (Pfr t S. Or gqeare shine [Ὁ [εν .

Userf, a. inseparable, indivisible.

Usepnx a. that does not ruminate or
chew the cud.

Usepne a. undetermined, indefinite,
uncertain; Vague, indistinct, confu-
sed; inarticulate ; contingent.

Wrnpary , Usapazee puny ad. indefinitely ;
confusedly, indistinctly ; implicitly.

Weapnzne(2 fre 4. indecision, indeter-
mination. [ wheel.

ἤλασε, b a. in the shape of a

Wore ων fe a that gives a name to,
that names. [me to, to name.

Weorwmiwg phe, ἐὰν va. to give ana-

Woon sche pe [9 fet δ. nomenclature.

«ααἵνωδῥρ a. that bears the name
of another.

᾿νε ον a. of the same name;
homonymous. ἡ [eall.

Wsorwiehnshd, bgp va. to name, to

Waore steak εν; σε 9 feus. denomination ἢ
nomenclature.

As

Uun

Wencwtwhpne{d ped s. act of bearing
the same name, homonymy.

URecsuahg pd, f-gusy un. to share the
same name. [pet

Were ον (9 πε [Ὁ fot 5. serra με.

Ἰϑεωΐϊσρσ ὦν a. that has many na-
mes.

Userresatesnprh, 5 ong a. infamous, noto-
rious; shameful, scandalous, disgrace-
ful, vile ; -- .#.ub,. to disgrace, to bring
to shame, to dishonour. .

Ustocotuphnr{d[r% 4. defamation,
discredit.

Uso umtnofnfers(tfee s- metonymy,
change of name-

UWseonuwihd, κοΐ va. to name, to call,
to denominate, to term.

Usncutf a. renowed, famous, illu-
strious ; -- ,/z4,, to become illustrious.

Ustncsstneits 8. nomination. [ly.

Usnrwenp a. that has wheels, whee-

Utoe(2-, εἴμ. (ay, (bag 4. arm-pit.

Uteeyby a. crooked; indirect.

Uoryqahf ad. indirectly.

Utergyey, fg a. incorrigible, per-
verse, :

Usenet, ἅπερ,» prsahp y ashes $. name,
renown, glory, reputation, honour, ti-
tle; — puyf, gr. nominative ; noun, sub-
stantive ; — pp. title. [ete.

Wanting ph lf , etc. 8. Utacwheg ka,

Wimretuwh a. that does not contain,
that has not; poor, needy.

Usenig wathd ya. to destroy the
name, the race. (macious.

UstmLhughr a. disobedient; contu-

Usacthigpac[tfe% 4. disobedience;
contumacy.

ΜΝ Usereteah « ;

Wine purgfp a inattentive.

Us-ne rug 8. 8al ammoniac.

Uierre psy σις ῥεῖν s. inattention.

nigel, ag a. sweet, agreeable to
the taste, savoury, delicate; benign,
gracious.

Utraczus$ud a. sweet, savoury.

Usocsuina a. sweet, odoriferous,
delicate ; -- wn%k,, to perfume, to scent.,

Unacgusank df, E-gf un. 8. [πες νον
anth ε΄.

ΠΧ & gessy un. to smell
sweet, to be odoriferous.

Utresrwhomn{ifen 5. sweetness of
smell, perfume.

Wiirre puss Misop es ἤ Ss. Wire yesh usel [joy.

Ufrorepeshinne(F-feh s. mirth, galety,

Uva

Uf-r2 roe a. that makes sweet: 8.
confectioner.

Uso kd, kgf va. to sweeten.

᾿νε) νε [9 fed 5. sweetness; delicacy,
exquisite flavour; affability, cheerful-
ness.
᾿ Useconcup 4. pl. perfumes, odours;

. Cle *

ει). a. mild weather.

Usounpg s- windlass; gin or triangle
for pullies; engine.

Weaew, bg, Uieneuncte a. ignorant,
unlettered; stupid.

Weorvn 9 [εν ᾽ ᾿)ζνενει να Shorea [9 ῥεῖν ὅ.

illiterateness, ignorance, want of
science.
Ufornesson bp §. Wnaepkyp. (food.

Uterwhf a. uneatable, unfit for
εν. wtipry 8. iron collar (of a pil-
fora) collar; ring.
ocpkp a. not confined to one pla-
ce, unbounded, infinite: houseless, ho-
meless.
Usecpfp, tpgag, 3,44. 8. pl. dream, Vi-
sion, revery- (helpless.
Useng a. destitute, abandoned by all,
Ussp a. not vicious, harmless, void
of malice.
Ustsepn {2 s.ingenuousness, good-
ness, simplicity of character. (ble.
Wresaseprs ces ’ Wiig ccope s easy be gh a. impassi-
Wagers eepne{(P fect 8. impassibility.
Σιων » fog immense, infinite; extre-
me, excessive, enormous, immoderate,
superfluous, superabundant ; intempe-
rate, disordinate; dreadful, violent,
grievous.
ὕω, gUinsunfu ad. immensely , in-
finitely, heyond measure, excessively ;
intemperately, immoderately ; hyper-
bolically.
κω μωςείν 5. Wray oc 0 eas og for
Wi gunphgnel? prt s. want of syme-
try, disproportion.
Uiesurpruss iene, ῥα a. not adult, not ar-
rived at puberty.
᾿ϊδχεωυ πε [9 με΄, 5. immensity ; enormi-
ty ; superfluity, superabundance, exu-
berance; immoderation, intemperance.
Wiaysrprupukkb a. irreproachable.
ang κα ly ass es ’ UGoang eco yasoes be pho a. faultless,
erfect, accomplished, complete; un-
ailing ;indefectible, inexhaustible ; ad.
perfectly ; without fail; incessantly.
USoyushwuksne{P fet s.indefectibility,
continuance.

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USruysetush fel, kguy un. to be irreso-
lute, to hesitate, to delay; S. [βωγωνς,
{8

ἰνωεως ssl β ΠΧ Νὴ. a. without
a guardian or guard.

Ue aay 25 Eas ans a. not preserved.

᾿νε 0s κε ans Ta ess grees » or “(ἕω ad. negli-
gently, without observation.

Woheaey ass $ any πε {9 [4 s. want of obser-
vation, negligence, infringement, in-
fraction.

1) να ων Xne%fg a. unadorned,
simple, plain, unpolished.

Waa ων. Wass pss ys ad. without orna-
ment, simply, plainly.

Uj uy a. unlimited, immense; ad.
without condition.

| ey et a. without answer 7
wntk,, to confound.

Usk α. unbecoming, improper;
unsuitable, unfit, absurd, unseemly.

Ute arnk ine [9 ped 5. absurdity, unsui-
tableness, incongruity, impropriety.

Wet ang cas ost be grees eg ebics sk, pv a. that loves not
war, peaceable.

Uiuyurndt-bf, igh un. to remove pus
nishment, not to punish.

᾿ϑνωμω ῥεῖ. a. unpunished; ad. with
impunity.

aay 101 a A σε. [Ὁ foe te 8. impunity.

Τὴ ναμω σοῦ a. not deceitful, sincere;
that cannot be deceived. |

| Pe ’ machg a. dishonoured,
dishonourable, abject, base, vile; ad.
dishonourably, vilely:- ggwd, false
money. [ ang ass ase bd, ©

Uiirang 00s ων by asso 5 ἰβάνεεω αν fy save nes oop 8. ὕ»"».

1ἡνωρμ ἤν. by a. impudent, disres-

ectful, irreverent, immodest, shame-
ess; ad.impudently, without shame,
irreverently, disrespectfully.

Uses ure fysne{P-frt 4. effrontery, im-
pudence, shamelessness; irreverence,
disrespect.

Utube a. without image.

rang sar en Murr. A. without cause, — prin-
ciple, causeless; without reason or
motive; ad. absolutely, peremptorily.

| Pa) S. | ee

(Jonny 008 109 028%, etc. S.- ψωμων να » etc.

Usrusarsrnecog py a. disrespectful.

Ujjrayioreevkp a. that does not love
honours.

[Jeng sas ove 172.001 08 020g UDGeang ane ors rs e_ccsee μεν br a.
not grafted; that cannot be grafted;
that cannot be united.

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[λιν σι Ξ. ΠΝ fect ong Φ
| | » ane Δ ῥοῦ va. to dishonour.
ang ons eas ree<ceses Oh, unpunished.
Uraysoune Sa. unspeakable, unutter-
able, inexpressible, ineffable.
am neael(Fifrt s.irreverence; dis-
honour.
ἴλαγωσ 009 020g 000 pe ᾿ ᾿θλνρκυ εν 00004 0 pr sasts @.un-
oer’ unprotected, abandoned.
mgerweprscm, by a. unprepared, un-
farnished, unprovided ; J-by ad. with-
out preparation, unawares, unexpec-
tedly.
Uo aay ns on yr cxr 00 ore 0 {I-foe Ts s. want of pre-
paration; unfurnished state. [ payee
Weayaerpemes 5, Πλιρωρ εξ 5. Ὀΐνωμως
οὐ ons ge ane eg po ve [Ὁ fre Le δ. immensity.
agepumey ας busy, Dot at leisure;
not engaged in business.
ang ane yu ccs oug ont sexs of , 9 δεν assy UN, tobe busy,
to be occupied.
Wray 1s 70 cas ang 1 2 fons s. want of leisure,
business.
ὕλαν ῥοπωΐνω μα. incomprehensible.
aepfum α. without rampart, un-
walled. (est.
Urayepd a. without bragging, mod-
Usayenpd ac (Ff.% s. want of boasting.
ἰρακιυρξ αν, fg a. immodest, un-
chaste, indecent, bawdy, obscene; dis-
solute, debauched; -«, ad. indecently.
δαρωρζέχωνπε [9 fort ΓΕ immodesty.
αμην» OG. UNCircumscribed; un-
bounded, immense; incomprehensible.
Deaqeepreth » Weryen pn touhhbS. Wie
TPE
meee. A. irreproachable; ad.
irreproachably.
Ui nag ne pron ΣΝ 8. ΠΡ 20070 focsasy e
fs δον ν οὖν Ὁ by a. unblamable, inno-
cent; not due; - ΟΥ̓ Σ Qusgeeyiusthy ,
to clear, to acquit.
Drayepemgrye a. very or more in-
nocent. [cent.
Urncy 00s pr snr 00s yeasts a. not guilty; inno-
Wrayeepuuhfe α. that suffers inno-
cently, innocent.
Wray povssuk fp a. indefatigable.
wpek;b a. invincible, uncon-
quered; insurmountable, unsubdued.
Wenger prfrl 8. Ὀλήκιρυβακ.
Sa a. useless, vain, frivolous,
msignificant; vile, abject, miserable,
despicable, worthless; -- un%k,, toren-
ταὶ useless,to spoil; ,-, ψ-ὦ ad. vain-
y.

ΑἿ

Tu

Wocay fe cso ths 8. Utila e
less, to become useless,

᾿ὐδκ fo oe cas occ y στε σαωῖ ke of ,
render useless. .

χω fron store (Ff ὅ. inutility littleness,
insignificance ; baseness, vileness.

Wruyporp, apg s. pl. useless things.

Uy ζει [Ὁ fet 8. any fr ons ον [Ὁ fpr «

Wseggt pe a. not lazy, diligent.

qn ας uD troubled, unclouded,
clear, pure.

Ufraeg eg vere czsy ae pathless.

agnryg a. Without a dower.

Weegee a. without a crown.

Wear erq μέρ S. Udeay esr e004 «

ὑδωρνη μέρα [9 fk r) Using en gree {26 to
s. infertility, unfruitfulness; unprofita-
bleness.

Usury a. unprofitable, useless;
unfertile, unfruitful, barren; ad. un-
profitably, uselessly. (broken.

Uipwfefuusfe a- that cannot break; un-

U+9.0% a. careless, remiss, negligent:
ad. easily. [int.

Uipusm a. separated, divided, disjo-

᾿νε, bgp va. to separate, to
detach, to disjoin, to disunite; to un-
couple,

Utfunnet 4. separation, disjunc-
tion. ; eae on

ὕω. Uxpipe,b a. indelible: slo-

ὕάβηερ, ὑδϑναρ. avy Wiest) a.
without water, dry, arid, anhydrous.

ζϑνη"ε (Pfc 6. dryness, aridity.

Usprpt;b a. indelible; indissoluble ;
incontestable.

ὑθνωρξων, fg, wg s. intermedium,
space, interval, interstice; partition,
boundary. [tion.

Uifp ay konpa s. curtain of parti-

Uipryk wk, kgf va. to separate, to
cut off, to shut out, to exclude.

Wipe yk “νι {2 [εν 8. space, interval;
separation, partition.

aera ’ Wess 0005 oliestr ase «srg » Freres
«ἴδεν ἐν a. infinite, unbounded; inter-
minable; unlimited ; indefinite ; incom-
prehensible.

Wiss css ς hiss scope. ως ad. witho
indefinitely ; indeterminately.
Goce rarquesp (FP rrplep a. leafless, dead.

Usual, “κοΐ un. to listen, to obey, to
give ear to, to acquiesce, to yield, to
consent, to submit; s—, to turn a deaf
ear, to refuse consent, to disobey.

un. to be use-
to spoil.

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Waray {PF stp » WnumylF mph fp a. that is | ,6 α. infinite, interminable; perpetual,

not slippery; that does not stumble;
firm, sure; infallible.

Urauwtt a- without bridle, -- reins;
unbridled, unrestrained; unruly, ungo-
vernable.

| | bey Gees cas νυνί be fs a. unshaken,
immovable, firm.

Uffices ΟΝ ᾿ Wiresess νειν ἐν ᾧ, a. ungover-
nable, unruly, disobedient, obstinate,
incorrigible. _ :

UseuunkS, bgp vn. to disobey, to
resist, to be refractory.

Wea rsnene{2 ft 4. disobedience, con-
tumacy, obstinacy. [for eating.

Usubqut a. without having a table

Unekp a. steril.

Utah pitt ᾽ ὑω be (rifts ase sage a. without
seed; unfruitful, barren.

Usuke a. without love, —
cold, unfeeling.

. Ueaft a. without nourishment.

Utubpét a. who has neither lovers
nor friends ; autipathetic.

Weofypk ae ῥεῖ, 9 ὕωξρπι Ὁ 8. want
of love or affection; antipathy.

Usufipen a. heartless.

Usufew, a. without fault; infallible,
impeccable; ad. infallibly.

: νωξμιαυμνι () με. ὅ. infallibility.

Utufeoep a. without salary, unpaid,
unrewarded.

Weuhgptnpuep ad. without beginning.

Weuhgpishet a. without beginning,
that has existed from all eternity.
: : Utehgpialhg a. equally without be-
ginning, coeternal. .

ὑψωζηράννε (9 [εν 5. uncreatedness,
eternal existence.

Useuhbapt a. without beginning, eter-
nal: baseless.

Useetmeteg 8. Ὀΐνωζάν.

Usanap a. unaccustomed ; unusual ;
strange, extraordinary, new; irregular.

Weare ses a. ad. hungry, unfed, trou-
bled with hunger; fasting; without
food ; bubs hay —. to fast.

as vases ey ese Leone all, να UN to fast; to
be hungry. (state.
᾿ Ἰβάνννα τε ῥεῖν 8. hunger; fasting

Ujena. a. Without mourning, — afflic-
tion.

Usunem a, real, true, certain.
| U%encpe a. impure, unclean; unholy,
profane.

| EP Wes aag 00s παν lyases , | | ee

affection ;

durable; inexhaustible.

Wrumguane{If s.inexhaustible state.

Uday f a unscarred.

Ure ushiul a. docile, submissive.

Wramugnews , fy a. without means,
- property, poor. [poverty.

ἰλύν νιν νε [9.[ε΄Ὁ, s. want of means,

δωκε ξεν a irreproachable, unble-
mished, pure, blameless; ad. irreproa-
chably. [ed.
ψωων δ᾽ ’ [νων δ sts a. uncreat-

Ueambpfep a. infallible, sure, uner-
ring, without mistake.

ρων a. without breast or udder;
without milk.

Useenryq a. uncertain.

Useannenne{Ifrt 6. incertitude.

Useuwnebn a. unshadowed, uncloud-
ed, clear, light.

Wermnek pg pd, ΣΥΝ a.
evident, manifest; indelible.

UWiieas εν orb press off ει, a. glittering, lumi-
nous, brilliant, bright. (falsehood.

νων (ῥεῖν 4. veracity, without

ὕψωριοι (9 [εν s. uncleanness, impu-
rity. [ness.

Usupertne(Pf.% s.g00d-humour, mild-

Usunpof, ων sb a. inconsolable.

Usedeafu%wt a. endless, eternal.

Usdes%on. a. unsaleable.

Usrdenyky» Uilayksnes a. unbecoming,
indecent, unsuitable, improper, unfit;
dishonourable; -«, ad. indecently, im-
properly ; dishonourably.

[λων δε [9 feb 8. indecency, impro-
priety ; deformity-

1 ηω ωνῥεσ a. Unlimited, unbound-
ed; incomprehensible. .

Usqdat, Yiqutk& fb a. that cannot be
repulsed or put to flight, invincible,
impregnable.

Uy iraf cesar ers oa ζι a. indefatigable ἢ idle "
lazy ; ad. without fatigue.

Usfuwp a. uncultivated.

Usdeopdt, fg α. inexperienced, rude,
unpractised, unskilled, unexercised.

᾿νηωροι πε 9. με΄, 8. unskilfulness, in-
experience.

Uj-dueph a. unforeseen, unexpected;
vile, without esteem.

δήωρ a. without salary, unpaid ;
without merit or recompense.

Undueckp ᾿ UW iref ease be procs ly οἷν a. invalid,
null, illegal, insufficient; apocryphal ;
~ watk,, to invalidate.

Tus

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UUs

Wryfeckpuwpwy ad. illegally, insuffi- | thickest part of a forest; fk puhurgne.

ciently. [lity, illegality.

[δή ρον (2 [ι, 2. invalidity, nul-

UsdéSép a. intrepid, fearless, cou-
rageous, bold; ad. intrepidly, fearless-
ly, boldly. :

Deli Sh por [2 μεν 8. intrepidity.

Dedh purhungee a. Without inspector,
~ superintendent. [out pretext.

Uedi paphk fp a. inconcealable, with-

Urdépepha. a. without cloak or
mantle.

Dads pt with a. illegible.

Dadi prurghp a. without title or in-
scription.

U®% /ée a. unwounded, invulnerable.

υὑλη9.,», YWrdltuph sf a. exact, pre-
cise, perfect; ad. exactly, precisely.

[χη νμ κι (9 fede 4. exactness.

Ueybxt,£ a. indisputable.

Usdio. a. without pain, that has
nothing to suffer. (nerable.

δήμωι μ. Wedbpeaeaph sh ae invul-

day a. unwitnessed.
«ἵνα. a. firm, determined, steady,
resolute, invincible, inexpugnable.

Us {xe a. invaluable; unpaid; infi-
nite, endless.

Uxqeawe a. harmless, innocent, inno-
xious; unhurt, undamaged, safe and
sound; ad. harmly.

Ursfenwwt,f a. not liable to injury.

Wedeevers a. distrustful, suspicious;
~ pet, to distrust, to suspect.

eee s. mistrust, diffidence.
χά“, a. out of danger, safe ; un-
burt, free from harm.
- dap a. fat, plump.

Wedeged_a. untroubled, tranquil; ad.
peacefully, quietly.

Wedeqgedac(#{(u% 4. tranquillity, un-
disturbed state..

= a. unfailing, punctual, exact,
regular, correct, sure, certain ; ad. with-
out fail, punctually, precisely, exactly,
correctly.

Wie cov assy a0 by css fs ᾽ Ciro one ry ονειε ἢ a. Un-
Wearied; not tedious, not wearisome.

ων δι a. insupportable, intole-
rable, heavy, burdensome; incompre-
hensible, inconceivable.

Utd a. Without moisture, dry.

User, fy a. rough, unpolished ;

d.

rerun, fb, my 4. forest, wood; --
fage, grove, copse, thicket; - (tun,

wienwnf, ranger of a forest, forester,
wwnupys a. brought up in a fo-
rest. [thick; bushy ; woody.

Wrnenssfufes 85... strong, tough;

Wun, ῥ 8. grove, thicket.

Us-erunsscliy a. become 8 forest, o-
vergrown with wood.

| Ey ee silvan. [forest.

Ubi cee εκ. εἶν os ol, sar ἢ“, UN. to become a

ike eoe cas 0020s starr Ἵν ες. S. Uji ore ass κω garry & «

UGeen ase a. UnWavering.

Uh ase 202 72 002 ly reyes a. indubitable, certain ;
ad. without doubt, — difficulty.

Utmwppby a. indifferent.

tung pk pup ad. indifferently.

Utanupphpa{Ffe% sg. indifference ;
neutrality.

Frere rusyrerresef a, resolute, determined.

Dae, ienwppshie a. immate-
rial, incorporeal.

Utekquga a. more or very ab-
surd, — extravagant. (unskilful.

Utuek gh a. ignorant, unlearned,

νην [9 μιν 4. unskilfulness, i-
gnorance.

Uievk nf a. not confined to one place,
uncircumscribed ; absurd, extrava-
gant; unbeconiing, unsuitable.

Utarkqfenunf a. hard, inflexible.

Weukyac(Ff.% s. absurdity, extra-
vagance, incongruity, unsuitableness,
unfitness, impropriety.

[νων μά a. who does not aspire,
unaspiring, unambitious ; -- wsewgrek,
not desiring honour.

Wrote, by a. invisible; incompre-
hensible ; — «.,,to neglect, to take
no care of, to despise, to quit, to a-
bandon.

Ubi ove be an 00 pesca go ad. invisibly.

Uy-ae result, a. formless, shapeless.

Uppiiase be or rs by esse , | ee ᾧ a. invisi-
ble; incomprehensible.

UsebukdS, kgf va. to neglect, to a-
bandon, to slight ; to connive at.

[ωνξυε [ἢ [ε, 8. invisibility ; incom-
prehensibility ; blindness ; connivance.

|| ων πεῖν; a. without master or go-
vernor ; unassisted, forlorn, abandoned.

Ufvuek«sshwt a. which does not last,
inconstant. [νὰν ὯΣ «

Ujnkp a. free, independent; S. Ux

Ufewek pts [Ὁ β΄, ᾽ Usk prove 9 [ἢ ὅ.
anarchy, interregnum.

Usp ad. a. thence; there; 'ῥ seakl

υυῦ
-, from yonder mountain; wump k --
from each side.
θάμ, fg «. the world to come; pl.
the blessings of the world to come.
Wnuepiohent a. young; childish.
Ueunfry a. without type; unlike;
shapeless, deformed.
Wtunfu 5. UW iress frees by uss
ΠΣ 8. antic? rist.
[ψωωνμίηδ ad. without deformity, -
defect, perfect.
Usefenep a. joyful, gay.
Thesnfeap a. strong, able.
Dicuss pesees ad. inseparably.
Wsergéf a. inseparable.
Usnmtop fib; a. indispensable.
Dawns’ a. of low birth, ignoble.
Uninet a. without habitation, house-
less ; ad. like a pilgrim.
Wien pce a. joyful, cheerful ; ad.
without sorrow.
Uspuk, wg 8. clavicle, collar-bone.
Utpparhwt a. that relates to dreams;
Visionary.
Us, s. abortive: Easter; 8 Uigp-
Wyeghp 5. passport; -- wuz, to give
ὃ -- ἰ Susumnmunk, g—, tO viser the -.
ἴθ σα ζυἷν Ss. Wirgesenyre

Wnguth dl, wtgh un. to pass; to flow,”

to run; to pass away, to end, to cease :
to pass over, to omit; — qutgu%b,, to
exceed ; to surpass, to excel; — g pus
Ὅ[ε" guwn ΣΟ ἴο infringe, to trans-
gress, to violate, to break; — pum ὠξ ἢ.
to cross; to pierce, to penetrate; —
{i punfe, to repass; — ᾧ wba sayny, to
succeed; - puynum » to leap ; “μά,
to hasten ; -- quencnpp , to grow old; --
Aug fh, to be extinguished -- οἱ μα.
Tnwhf . ἴο elapse; — ὗε.» to happen;
- “γί SE » to die, to expire > Sse ove cas
bk, -, to cross, to traverse; — pos
suse’ συν “ἐν εἴπω», tO surpass, to ex-
ceed, to go beyond the limit; -- 4csey_
Mey qpegne! fefe, to pass rapidly
over many things; washuse. firs — peur
‘fe. to speak briefly.

Wigwuneitt a. soft, affable.

᾿νε 8. passage.

— Utguee a. healthy, free from ‘pain;
insensible ; ad. without pain.

Usgwenp δια. passenger, traveller;
fugitive, transitory, perishable, tempo-
ral, frail, vain. 2.

Udguenper(2f.% 4. instability, frail-
ty, vanity.

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hue ;
Usgurnc(2h s. health,freedom from
ain; insensibility; apathy, inaction;
impassibility.

Wirg buy a. passed 5 Leeda of «! A old,
advanced in age ;- S-adistel , the time
past. [ter.

Usyhs a. passenger, traveller; s- Eaa-

ykper a. each, every.

Wegnqahet a. transitive.

Uxyapy , og 8. passenger. .

UsgnelP fat ᾿ Utgneti ὅ. ] ourney, pas-
sage ; transition.

Uegoe4 a- open to the public, fre-
quented by passengers ; — pagqag, great
thoroughfare.

Utgacgutkl, nasgfs va. to pass, to
cause to pass; to transmit; to dissipa-
te, to drive away; to consume, to em-
ploy ; to transport; to carry back; to
pierce; to twine; to enchase; to omit,
to pass over; to surpass, to excel; -
“εἶδ. tO Pardon sins ; -- geesecse πὴ φίδια,
αἴπωΐνκωί, gig, to pass away the time,
to live ;— qXjrmgq gSnce, to extinguish or
put outthe candle or fire; — pig ume
ἢ “μα {Ὁ uneuk pf, to put to the sword;
ὡ- gpd aft 70 fs ons le c2 My ase. or "h dhatk “.““σεἴμ,

πβονε [9.1 ἦν, to remit money, to send
letters of change; — quash, to mis-
carry in child-birth 7 quitigneguthy, to
excel, to surpass ;— pte {9 fe., to count,
to enumerate ; — qyaun.H,to appease
anger; - gpthac(P fre frp, to pass one's
examination; sapfu — pig, to hurt 80-
me one.

Ustynghuy a. passed, transmitted; 3.
abortive child.

Usgnifere{tfe.% 4. modesty, chastity.

Παρ. hy 5. pl. passage, journey;
pass, defile ; street, lane; avenue; char-
nel, canal; hole, opening; gate; acct
dent, event; leap; ux :-π-ρύνωξωρουΐν γ᾽
wktbhwy, gallery, corridor; -- tad.
iunhf, space of time, lapse of time;-
or phpushe whold-ng » orifice — voleg & whey
wrthk,, to pass, to go; ὗν ὦ. qups
wnih,, to come and go, to traverse;
pungaed: - sate gy fre οἵη. ῥω ok have suffer-
ed much ; ayuswulk: fii βρέ prog np βὰς — δε
feptutiu whgkw, Εἰ. they told each
other every thing that had happened
them. [ble.

Doipusfsnesm, Wiipofustp a. inevita-

Us ful a. unclosed, open.

Unfun, ira sas ness fr a. inglorious,
unhonoured, abject.

Out .

μια» 9 μεν. 4. inglorious state,
abject condition, vileness, baseness.

Wrpuwncrtml S, Useafe cere. «

Dspofe 8. ζει .

Us pafewgphjf a. immutable, not lia-
ble to change, invariable.

υχμροβν αν, χη οί, οι κι a. immu-
table, invariable. (replaced.

ΣΑΣ a. Which cannot be

Dep afek sh S. Useyrofafe-

Usrp-yf? a. negligent, careless, in-
attentive, indifferent, indolent; -- s#na_
δ... pb&k,. to neglect, to slight.

Us payltae(Ff.% 4. negligence, care-
lesaness.

Usrpapt, fg α. that does not put to
the test; that is not tried or put to the
test; inexperienced, untried, new ;
pure, chaste.

Uspaptoc(Pf-% s. want of tempta-
tion; inexperience.

Werner fPac{P fet 3. χη ίθπ 9 ft.

ecm a. not rotten, incorruptible,
not liable to decay.

᾿λιῥυγ οί», Usxraynfrhuatt, Wryroyin.
ῥέε a. immutable, invariable, unalte-
rable, uniform, constant; ad. immuta-
bly, invariably.

Us popafenc{Pfe% 4. immutability,
invariableness, constancy.

pon 2 ρει, s. want of rottenness,
incorruptibility.

Unf hewtwenp a. that cannot be ran-
somed or redeemed.

Bipeg a. indestructible, indissolu-
ble; insoluble; inherent; ad. indisso-
lubly.

ὕλριυζ.« 9} s. indissolubility. [try.

eperquy a. without a city or coun-

Utpequpwgkee a. Who does not un-
derstand politics.

Dapaquipedenp a. impolitic, uncivil,
unpolite, uncourteous.

Ripwqupwdapr{tfu% 4. incivility,
unpoliteness, rudeness.

tie a- that does not walk.

Urxpwtwf a. without measure or
quantity.

Uspeaptt,b a.intrepid, fearless, bold.

Ung α. indigent, necessitous, poor,
forlorn.

Wrpematedl, gay, Wipwmfl, bguy
on. to be indigent, to be poor.

ὕλριυν»ε (9 με, δ. indigence, poverty.

ἴρως kf a. inexpiable, irremissible,
unpardonable.

δι

υυ0

‘ [ἀρεῖ a. void of malice, not vindic-
ive.

UseeP Pb fb , Viel tle a. that does not
wink the eye; ad. without winking,
with fixed eyes.

Usp pou Ss. Ynqusclia pee ᾿

Uszpups, Ui-pt%6,6 a. inscrutable, im-
penetrable, hidden, secret.

Uterine (Pf. s. inscrutability ; want
of examination. |

Urpel? α. safe, secure.

Utieultn(Ffe% 6. security, safety.

Udpo% a. awake, wakeful, sleepless,
watchful; —;buk;, buy, to be awake;
to be wakeful, sleepless.

ἴροη a. without veil; without pre-
text, plain.

Urogiuhwt a. helpless, succourless.

Urog ines hy με fel , » bguy un. to be unas-
sisted, to be helpless.

Usogmw a. useless, fruitless, vain,
unprofitable; μον ad. unprofitably,
vainly.

Usoft, ag, fig 4. vase, vessel, pot;
box; piece of furniture ; tool, instru-
ment; <¢ feohwhkpagp, kitchen-range,
set of pots and kettles; y- wakmy,
htgpk,. to borrow; s— waz, to lend.

UxofF wapne(tfeh 8. angiography.

Unoltf 8. elt f-

ὑψο(δ..νε [2 [ ε΄, S. U Freese [2 fete

Useoup , fg a. slender; rare ; fine, sub-
tile, thin, delicate; feeble, meager,
lean ; light. [very subtile,

[νου νὴ @ more or very thin,

Ustoupm(P&s. a. that has light wings.

νοι εν εωνωἷ, a. composed of thin or
subtile particles.

iron pr εἴων εἴν a. jthat has a body
subtile, thin.

Unoupurtiuel, wguy vn. to rarefy; to
become thin; to be diminished; to
waste; to become fine or subtile.

oupagneyustlrd, neg: va. to rarefy ;
to make thin; to lessen, to diminish,
to ener ie
oup kL 5. ae eas gg 000g ews he ἔν εἴς
oe Ss. Wirosspressteusel

Usoupm(P fed 8. subtilty, thinness.

Usopke a. unjust, wicked ; impious ;
untoward; illicit, base; profane.

Useophtn(Ffc% 4. iniquity, malice;
impiety.

Uropfiuspup ad. illegally, unjustly.

Usop fuk a. unexampled, unparalle-
led, unequalled.

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Wropfitkdl, koh, Viophipl, kguy un.
to be iniquitous, to be unjust; to sin,
to transgress.

At. 9 Uyuynrrip & aurora,
dawn, day-break; pig wpzaynepzut ad.
at dawn, at break of day.

— Ugh bpm, fp, wy 8. disciple, student,
upil, scholar; foster-child; sectator,
ollower; -- wprckuep, apprentice.

Da gacely be ps ατωρμωρ ad. like a scholar or
disciple.

Deh bpmuakfg 8. fellow-student,com-
panion, school-fellow, comrade-

Ugehbpaming s. school.

Uahbpmuukp α. that loves his scho-
lar or disciple.

Uywhbpekd’, κοΐ va. to have in tui-
tion, to teach, to instruct

᾿βρωζδραεν [9 με“, 2. pupillage; ap-
prenticeship.

; Dyahbpranstf sf: school-girl.
Dywhbpropht Ss. Ua zeathy bs poe sasgesuszs ο
Dyarpuuy fog 8. bot. rye. |
Ugharm weitkd’ va. to give trouble,

to fatigue, to harass, to incommode,

to disquiet, to disturb; to torment, to
plague, to rack; to weary ; to importu-
ne, to pester; —,f4,, to take trouble.

Upbeat rdf, Unghie sss errscsfurit a. active,
diligent.

Un phesssarasizp 8. U phesas μεν [Ὁ fred.

Un phreas αν sas Pease , Uh άναω ast casa ps a. labo-
rious, active, diligent, industrious.

— ώνωκνωωἠριωρμιρ ad. diligently, ca

refully.

Uhr aru fipleS, kg va. to labour di-
ligently; to compose, to write.

Uh pfheses are 02s os foo r1e-(F- forte ὃ. diligent la-
pour, elaborate study, industry ; work,
production.

Πρ στιν ρα. 8. that works, that la-
bours; servant ;—4ypay,, lay-brother.

Di pfirase εν heal’, βοΐ» Unghessranhs στα α εοἿο ἔνε",
πεαΐν va. to fatigue, to trouble, to in-
commode, to disquiet, to disturb.

Ughusmbgneghs, Unghecs sak gregusterry α.
troublesome, tedious; which makes
work, fatiguing.

Upheunnful, Eguy un. to work, to take
trouble, to toil, to labour.

᾿ς Upheusmne [2 fe 8. fatigue, trouble, la-
pour, care, endeavour, effort; work,
business; exercise; fabrication; -- Snug,
stretch of the mind, intense applica-
tion ; apfrnnne(dhade ad. with difficul-
ty, with great trouble.

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U,,Auw 5. mourning, lamentatien,
complaint. (lamentation.

Ugh, [Κ᾽ 8. ἃ place for tears or

acs 70 eas Laer ass fp. a. plaintive, mourne-

ful, lamentable.

ον κα, kgf va. to complain of, to
lament, to mourn, to deplore.

Unzkepk,b a. deplorable, lamentable.

Upkwps, fb, wy 8. world, universe;
land, country, region; sage —» Micro-
COBM ; φως δ pth —, the other world,
future life ; ping sdhiony —, through alb
the world; — sshiuys, all the world
or people, every body; puw -- Suabky,
to expatriate, to exile; kputhy» ἐδεβνῥᾳ,
y~&» to go in the other world; gay y—»
to be born, to come into the world;
ψώξω —p, in the eyes of the world; #a_
qeey q-» to leave the world.
world or ἃ country; cosmopolitan.

UzheapSughe 8. geographer ; cosmo-
grapher; geography; cosmography,
poll-tax ; -- w.ut,, to take a census.

U2hephugnyd νεῖ ἔνα ya. to procia-
me every where or with a loud voice,
to divulge, to noise abroad.

Ushuep5eqns a. published or that
publishes throughout the world.
world.

Vag forces 04 carey πε [Ὁ [μεν 8. the reception
of universal praise; universal praise.

Uzhpsugnpe 95. Creator of the
world. _[the world.

Uhre Susqnpdnc(P fet 8. creation of

Dphr cee 914 ssseg πε πω S. [λον ge 4, oss fucose ἷξε .

UzkwpSugntg 8. geographical
globe.

Uh pfheaes 05 cso eg εν a. geographical.

Πλράνωρξιναρ κε [oped 8. geography ; --
plushwt, physical -; -- pequpahat,
political -.

UpheupS ug fied, kgf un. to observe
or spy ἃ country. {of warriors.

Unph-7r4.eyor a. composed of all sorts

Unzheaesye Seat nye 8. acs p04, ast fas ene_sb fe «

Upfoup Subp a. that fills the universe.

Unghie Suny a. that gives light to
all the world.

Uzhewp5usynep a. heard throughout
the world.

UpkspSurfenpes a. thought or done
by universal consent.

Ujpheer15uferese a. in universal or ge-
neral assembly; universal, general.

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pout whl? a. acknowledged
by all the world; notorious, manifest;
- A press ese ns 0 ech so [9 for , notoriety.

Uphuepsnarth sf. empress, queen,
princess.

Seong a. that agitates or
troubles the world; agitated or trou-
bled in the world.

Ui phranr 15 arly aay » bh, any $s. conqueror ;
monarch, emperor, prince.

Uh pfarner 15 a by aarp {Por ὃ. conquest.

wplulet a. Worldly, temporal;
secular, lay; universal, general; s.
lay or secular man; - #n%6,, to seeu-
larize ; -- {bah bape, ἃ secular life.

ase po, oan hy casts ane 99 br a0 a. secularized 3
married.

phen 5 seh wine [εν 2. secular life.

ebkuyg a. secular, laical,
temporal. (universe.

Uswpsetkp a. that consumes the

Uh pheno 4 nas hy be po 04 a. wor Idly, secular.

Ubeuplukkyryg & that saves, re-
deems the world. (world.

Ukeup bani fr a. that sustains the

θυωρξιωζ ιν 8. UL ἔνα eure μα.

| ed ζ νρ δ᾽ ὧἿ ’ Uh pferass 05 anol po ry es a.
that destroys the world.

Wknepliekacy a. that absorbs or
swallows up the world.

Upbunpsse5aee 3. father of the world.

UbumpSurdiods a. that surrounds all
the world.

O, pfiree 70 sae llcw po or OD pfornse p04 car 5 canelicce ro 8.
fist or register of the people, census
of the population: a. that keeps the
register of the people ; wath, ghy η--»
to register the number of the people.

D »ένωρς.» “2 4. public square or pla-
ce in a town or country.

psuadeam a. open to public en-
trance, frequented, resorted to; -
‘bond, Court.

Ukup Safe a. worldly, profane;
secular, lay, temporal.

“σειν o.esteemed or respec-
ted by all men.

Upbomp 5.0% a. that causes a coun-:
try to flourish ; blooming, in bloom.

ὕδραν (4, a. that preserves the
universe.

Oh pfs wee 20g ose oe al” a. that relates
from the creation of the world.

ap amupnetwh oa. thatsurrounds
the world, (Ocean).
Uprupiauke a. worldly, attached

UGS
to the wordly vanities.

Unphesm 5 wusfepre [2 fect s. love of the
world.

Un ohesnesrS cess ee bey & bg a. that created
the world.

Uzheprhsadenp a. political; secular.

UD 2 feo 20 78 5, 202 of 200 ὦ εἰν ῥα, Uh pfreassyr4 careless
hl, kguy vn. to live according to the
rules of good policy; to live a secular
life. (lar life.

[ως sm of ae pe 10 [Ὁ fore δ. policy; secu~

UW plhraes 14 sas ae sas dy a. that takes care of
the people.

ΣΟ ave oss posse Er a. spread through-
out the universe.

Uh pfiecae pe 4, sxe a be 208 5 a. that detests the
world, that is not attached to the va-
nities of the world.

fuup caw a, that has seen much
of the world; known by all, notorious,
public, manifest; -- gacguwhb,, to pu-
blish, to make known.

U2hesphuwnke 8. maater ofthe world,
conqueror; prince. (victress.

Ufo p5omph pe sf. queen; princess,

ns 704, oan y7 ans fs 8. ph amumlbrad .
᾿λοώωρμςωσωρπι 2 fad 4. creation of
the world.

Uehrew ph sr ἡ πὴ $ MAD; φωνάξω μνκωςκω δ᾽
“πο map of the world. 7

Us, pfompeS cacy, by 8. public-house ;
pot-house; wine-shop. |

Upfom 5 sewheg fh 8. publican; tavern

eeper. . [the world.

Unpfeu 4.0. a. that ruins, destroys

Ui phecaeye 4 snp es quap sags ὅ. cosmopolite.

UshumpSp a. secular; lay, vulgar,
popular; —éqee., Vulgar tongue.

fuupsop£n ad. secularly ; vulgarly;
generally, universally. . (tion.
μον». ἢ, 8. complaint, lamenta-

Uf a. reddish; of a fiery colour ;
~ δ. chesnut horse.

νον, fenedthy a. ardent, spirited,
lively, sprightly, mettlesome, fiery ; a-
droit, skilfal alert, vigilant;-2/, a
spirited horse.

Urbytaitps, Ubyte, mathy,
Uzkenetncft fed 8. vivacity, spirit, gai-
ety, sprightliness; rapture ; mettle.

UD giewtoey fir. autumnal.

|| eed ὅ. beginning of au-
tumn. (the autumn.

ιν 4. autumn; a. ad. of or in

Uzect, giae 8. gqutumn.

Uo 5. 604) 45 ὁ

U2

Uzerattush , δ. wy 8. candle-stick.
ον aaa a. hair on end, bri-
8 a
nuitwhbS, kgf vn. to be on horse-
back, to ride, to mount a horse; to
break in a horse.
— Ugarupurh, fp, wg 8. tower 5 donjon;
watch-tower. [ wer.
Uerepuhugeps a. that builds a to-
; VD ge 1000 ats ζω npr ue [F-fpets s. construc-
tion of a tower.
Dgerpushioqape a. set round with
towers or turrets, turreted.
ΠΣ hus bh. a. which has the for-
me of a tower, turreted.
Ugareaprshuk th S. Up cvessprthsagngd e
UL gerpusrhbeay, Uh pers acs press by br cary a. ha-
me, ἐλιριὰν μὰ round ate ahaa
| Uganb ay, &£, Efgs. pike; javelin
dart, ince: ae
- Dyathtwenp 8. lancer.
Dzenfrste 5. {}μνων fs Xess .
Uzene2 a. dry ; — 49, dry bread.
U,se2q.0n a. who has bad or sore eyes.
Usaha, wy i sanglratuy a. that has
beautiful eyes.
Unsere pg a. alert, sprightly, vigilant,
active, gay ; circumspect.
᾿)ισωρνβνε (9 με΄, 8. vigilance, circum-
spection ; frankness ; spirit.
Usushetpeer a. that moves the eyes.
Usk 92 s. pl. space between the
two eyes.
U sss sacip S. Ugurane(P fit
Usentd, Egf, Usarnpll, E-gey un. to
have respect to the appearance of
persons.

Unsernn., f, wg a. that respects the

appearance of persons, partial.
sunne(Ff.% 3. respect of persons,
partiality. |
Unserp tisha 9 μεν 6. look of love,
longing eye, amorous glance, lust.
Ungeogure a. that has bad eyes: s. oph-
thalmy.
Ugerguecne{tfe% 8. complaint, pain in
the eyes; ophthalmy.
Ugergne, ΠΣ, S. Querssasgne.
. Ushey, séfg a. that has eyes, that
Sees.
Uséq. fp» mg a. that has a fine eye.
| User: θεᾷ, Ughorte 8. Use
; πνέμα ἘΠΠ,ω μνεία ἢ s. blindman’s-
u

Useg 8. Deng.
Use» sug 8. pl. eyes, sight, look;

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aaa gas ane huss ly ἔτ μεν hastley . to cast eyes
upon, to desire; pas onze q-sasurbsy , tO
judge by first sight; .susu gubz, to de-
BPise ; un wyu Suyby, to pay respect to
persons > «Ὡτὠξεω Lusteley to render o-
dious 5,2 6 ΟΣ to be in disgrace,
to lose the good graces of any one;
wr. wsop , fantastical, fanciful, chimeri-
cal; visibly ; «s#. «sep [rus nbrufy, ple.
_n(2-, spectre, phantom, ghost; vision,
illusion ; ζω «sag. to become blind;
(PFkpwpwg —, hali-closed eyes; sarge
guk,. to be bold, to brave, to defy; -
yupnumunce, tears in the eyes, weep-
Ing; qnge fp day wphwtky, to lower
the ΘΥ͂ΘΒ 5 gusse δε 56 S. Ungseer gare, “-σε-͵
ΟΥ̓ΚῚ

ἴων. Be arayee ad. afterwards, then,
immediately afterwards;- consequent-
ly, in consequence; finally, at last;
secondly ; conj. then, therefore; w=
peo, one day, some day; for the fu-
ture; yyw, wn f “τῳ. henceforth, for

the future; am ᾧ “τον gfpunnml, ἃ

monument for posterity, for the ro-
membrance or memory; wa yup δ
the future; future things; μέγξιν. ap.
ΓΕ sash » 4“. “οἷν remember, 501), the
future. [-- reply.
[μιμοῦ a. Without reason, - answer,
Ueyeopivtoe(dpet 8. eulogy, praise.
ΠΡΌΣ ‘ bg . ag A. that is to come,
future, posterior.
| | rere rT ᾽ μων evens [Ὁ for 8. bla-
me, dispraise. (blame.
μι nied”, kgf va. to dispraise, to
ἴω L@ES. a [FE »
Ueqeerg hte a. unarmed ; J” al aco ge catty bry »
to fight without weapons.
Uy (ΔΕ conj. but if, if, in case that;
— σεν if not, otherwise, else.
Ueyso[t-epg ὃ. gr. apostrophe.
Πρ ούνα. without venom, - poison.
Upod-unl” a. tardy, too late; out of
season.
| rd a. that comes or hap-
pens too late, tardy; out of season.
Vege Ζ d- ’ SF ned fr a. intolerable,
insufferable, insupportable: s. men-
ses: blood, river or shedding of blood;
rr ons ες ἢ yuplk χζυσ [δ cose-ceog hes . Η ΟΣ
phet ὦ - Lass obaes by fag » asst ἔν μϑεἴξε bs. κω καὶ.
SneS ue. [δωσε . to be bloody, stain-
ed with blood; οἵη. «(εν Δ. οὗ -
guy, pla ρῥρ αν ἐς prog — guy, to sweat
blood and water, to make great force,

Dal

to fatigue one’s self to death; -- μα.

po, intemperateness, violence.
μην, Uequyi py a. desert, uncul-

tivated. {one’s hat.
| NY Se 4 » kgf va. to take off

when a. vain, useless, neglected,

slighted, forgotten; -- #nt&,,to neglect,
to forget, to slight, to violate, to in-
fringe. (be ungrateful.

Unqeefe mutt, aguy un. to forget, to

Unyaofssscapp ; pusg 8. pl. bad omen,
sad destiny.

carfs nme np a. ungrateful.
. ἴδ ace for cov sar asops sre [9 fra te ἢ Unyaufson frp ὅ.
ingratitude. (glazier.

Unyeohugapd, fp. mg 8. glass-maker ;

Daeg ase asegp repr 1 (Ὁ rede 8. art of making
glass ; glass-house, glass-works, glass-
trade; glazing, glazier’s work.

whwt a. corrupted, corruptive.

Ungar hasteegon S a.that corrupts, cor-
rupter, destructive. ~ (tion.

qe fustwuke α. that likes corrup-

ages faethe cae g o00. a. corruptible.

Vaya heabbd, kop va. to corrupt, to
spoil ; to alter, to change, to falsify ;
to contaminate, to soil, to dirt, to
spot ; to cause to rot, to putrefy ; to de-
form, to disfigure ; to deprave, to se-
duce ; to pollute, to profane; to poi-
son, to infect; to vitiate; to debauch,
to lead astray; -- χάσω, to deflour, to
debauch; — γνῤραν, to corrupt the
heart ; — qubrufey oir resg ν to shave;
- qen asog Sena (F-fre ts . to ruin the health;
~qp~xe~. to corrupt the morals ;-gog,
to infect the air; - φφωνείμενε., to libel;
~ Sey ubkphee, to consume, to burn,
todevour the mountains ; -- ghnpSneprpu
«pee.to render useless advice; -
q&hun.,to seduce.

[χω by sccle fl’, Eguy up. to be corrupt-
ed, ruined, spoiled; to dirty one’s
self; — pg ocstkp ,to sin With some one.

Unqueh ifs a. corruptive, contagious,
infectious. :

μγωζων τε με» 4. corruption; des-
truction, ruin; contamination, infec-
tion; depravity, perversion, degenera-
tion; putrefaction, rottenness, sour-
ness, staleness, rancidity ; -- gfacup, de-
floration, debauchment; wkab gacp
ew ang ons hy κοἿρννε {9} δ caste sepulchre, tomb; =
fepecy, corruption, depravation of
morals or manners} y- αὖ,» μωρῖνες

04.

ΚΣ ἤωμα ks. Lusunegustley , 8. μω.
ζγε»Ἷν ἔν of J- gus tows, εἰν} wee le ἢ ἔῃ νέων
3. ἰδιωρμω («ἦν foals Eells Te aaresy ess bysstorre [P-L eth ,
the winter destroyer or spoiler.

Unpwhbay, Unquhbgkt a. made of
glass.

Urquhh, hery, hwy s. glass; drin-
king-glass ; bottle ; - asgcas μεν να. ὦ smlases gy ν
window-glass.

Uny4.0p, fg a. menstrual; having
menses: excrement: privy.

| OO en ᾿ ῥ ὅ. repudiation, di-
Vorce; αὖρ, [5 πεη{2 -f, act of divorce.

Uhacy est 5 case ΝΣ Ss. page μὲ

whup a.exempt from taxes; --
wrhk, ito exempt one from taxes.

Whey ως ly bal” 8. Wary eat S esse hy ὦ «Δ ἕν Γ΄.

| OO ene ee Ὁ μεν ὅ. exemption, free-
dom from taxes, franchise, immunity.

[ως a. sure, safe, assured; ,-ὦ
ad. assuredly ; τω ἐν... to be sure, to
be certain.

| | Pe De τ OL Dd A | Ce | ae » &
gy un. to be sure, to be assured.

eye Sardusgee gust bed, ’ neg ’ | Pere
{&7, kgf va. to make sure, to assure ;
to give security for.

ὕλωρως»ἡσε [Ὁ ped s. surety, security.

«anne. ὃ. repentance, regret; re-
morse; penitence, compunction, con-
trition ; - anliacy Σ, πε. ὦ. = pbuky. to
repent, to feel regret.

Unyespemecstep ὃ. Yjugesrzusee

Uujzuet oS, kof va. to regret, to re-
pent of, to lament.

Unig μυρίων esse caso s.pl. penance.

Wettacerhhecseys bol’, Egf: va. to repent of,
to regret.

Uday care cas gr orey δ. penitent. ;

Wasag ear fraser srey sesh, easy ὃ. penitentiary.

UymrhrupnefFfre 4. repentance, pe-
nitence ; mortification.

Deyuzenps a. ungrateful; vain ; vile,
disagreeable.

ἰωμωσονρςε 2 fet 8. ingr atitude.

wyunnep a. Vile, base, abject.

ἴω acpht conj. then, therefore ;
ad. finally, at last.

Uy , py 8. rock: a. rocky, rug-
ged, hilly, stony; -ᾧ Dpupfps, stony

abia.

Daywnwd nem a. rugged, rough, sto-
ny, rocky.

*Duyenfrl a. on credit; ~ ghk,, 4...
%wnk,. to buy or sell on credit.
Deyurnd fp 9 ἵν. bh usy δ. futurity ; a.

0.40.

future 9 - SF css thizsteresy pul ΟΟἹἨἍ future
tense.

Uyunne a. insolent, pert, bold, au-
dacious ; --ὦ ad. insolently, pertly.

Ueqerumnt, fp, mg 8. asylum, refuge,
place of safety, shelter; a. sheltered,
placed under protection; -- #«{5&,. to
confide, to intrust; to secure ; -- ;fub;,
to take refuge ; to confide, to trust, to
be confident ; tha - tpuby. ὠπ4ε 91,
(μενα. — fuk, to be in the last ago-
nies, to be at the point of death.
Weert amr orn sas ent any cnt a. kept ina place
of safety. (retreat.

Werqoor ss ser sesToase ps sts 8. refuge, asylum ;

| | ee, eo S. ΠΡ: asset ἔρ ο

ἸΕΥΣ, Ss. Tsay cao as est asso εἰν δ.

Degas en estore [2 frets &. refuge, trust,
confidence.

Duque 8. φεῖ,.

Uqis ann sel A Uezemerrn oS ly a. ignoble,
obscure, low, plebeian.

ass usar S, Unig cted aasye «

eg ace ς οἷο : ΠΕ ΣΙΣΣ 8. privy.

Urquepwhbyp 8. excrement.

λα poe fons Ss. Urqarscep >

Weng ase 1s sas og 20 og. a. ornamented by
palaces or mansions.

Uses sr pr casts feast ’ bg sang Se bracelet.

Unyuputp s.pl. palace, court, regal
mansion ; house, dwelling.

ΠΡΟΣ fy a. unbridled, unre-
strained, licentious, insolent, impu-
dent. _—[bridled, licentious, insolent.

ΙΡΞΕΣΣΣ, , bg un. to be un-

Uy spmsaitine{d eh 3. insolence, ef-
frontery, impudence, licentiousness,

᾿)μωι ων [θ ον .Γ §. ὉΠ δ᾽ μιυῖν α΄.

Δωρ σία δ. border or edge of a tent

or pavilion, fringe. (frontlet.
wor, bg δ. turban, head-band,
κε εν nuglg 8. index, sign,
mark; example, model; proof, argu-
ment, reason, evidence, testimony ; de-
monstration ; με —, evident proof.
easy ἐγ ε- ὅταν ly «εὐ» a. demonstrative.
Dpeagasgqurt bel, ? “ες οὗ, va. to demon-
strate.
ayer gel , og 8. cord, string, line.
mewn, wy ὃ. excrement.
ecg eat ecasyr ont css hy a. dirty, unclean.
μων, eff, tag 8. asylum, re-
fuge, retreat; confidence, assurance.
Wepre fib; bg fe, Unquee [ἥν σε σιν α΄,
acyf va. to confide, to attract.
μων fnopll, Ege un. to trust, to con-

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fide, to rely; to take refuge, to take
shelter.

Ueyure fine [Pf 4. refuge, resource ;
confidence, security.

Unyupkt conj. then, therefore ; per-
haps; already; in effect, in fact, in-
deed, truly, really; — gussyp ad. ne-
vertheless, however, yet, notwithstan-
ding.
Unynphimgagattkd, moh, Vaneh-
LES, bgp va. to cure, to restore to
health; to take away, to cause to cease.

Dey be freer 3. Ubu ῥιυα.

| Te ag ’ by a. ungrateful.

Unb pufenpel, Βα. un. to be ungra-
teful.

᾿),μγδσιοξνωννε [Ὁ frets δ. ingratitude.

hays pases 5 ete. S. | Fe ete.

Uebel 4. brooch.

[μηδ᾽ a. varnished.

U-vh4-gr a. impotent, weak, feeble.

Unt phupne(tfe% 4. impotence, fee-
bleness.

Un php s. varnish: S. Uaywghe

Upp, pg a. wicked, iniquitous,
rascally, roguish, flagitious.

Weng fpr ess ert ee frous a. slanderous.

Wag fpr ees en ree [9 fr s. wickedness, ini-
quity, malice, flagitiousness, villainy.

Uyfombd’, gf va.to dry salt-meat,
to cure hams. (to wonder.

Ueyutned, myay un. to grow stupid,

Dayz hgregaste bal ’ wa_yls va. to astonish,
to surprise, to enchant, to enrapture,
to amaze. .

Uap, kgexy on. to be astonished,
surprised, enraptured, amazed; to
grow stupid. [by force.

DayrwbS, kgf va. to seize; to take

Uy {2k 4. astonishment, surprise,
amazement, stupor; dulness, heavi-
ness, stcpidity; lethargy; “- 4epo=-
bby, to hebetate 5 S. bgneguthd;
υ- bape atthe, cuba diy 8. Vsazhl

“πε Ὅν py 8. monkey.

σείων 8. salted and dried meat;
ham; -ρν pig-meat.

Uyrez a: stupid, dull, heavy, foolish,
silly; astonished, surprised, amazed;
υ- hplthy Saphwtiby wphaitky quapdon
ywtk,, to strike with astonishment, to
surprise, to amaze; y- rlthy: Serts-
bhp, qunkay, pbk, to be struck with
astonishment, to be surprised, amazed,
to wonder. {fish-hook.

Duyren, σαι 8. ooty, plunder :

U2

ἴσα» 2. pottage, soop; nourish-

ment: Ξ. 94... © :

Dyakd, bgp va. to plunder, to pil-
lage, to ravage-

eqaaquey heal, kof: va. to recommend.

| | een b 1 ag Be rebellious, diso-
bedient, refractory, contumacious, fac-
tious, seditious ; —¢, conspirators ; én_
qed ale ano gx vaste rv (-fo te —s8gy conspiracy.

eggs nar ase ἮΝ ἘΝ a. insurrectional.

Deqemadphed, beg, ἰδωρω ων ἴα ῥα, δ
gy ὑπ. to rebel, to revolt, to mutiny,
to conspire; -- § Smcsmsumng , to aposta-
tize, to abjure religion.

Thaega ον ol gobs oy σε ἡ erst br ol, negh va. to e@x-
cite to sedition, to stir up to rebellion,
to cause to revolt.

Degen ewe clipang 5. Wega acelin «

Desagee anv 20s ol pr sve [2 [εν ὃ. rebellion, revolt,
mutiny, sedition, faction, revolution.

Dayar, wy 8. Slap, box, tap; — «=
$6,' δι Susiunneyustts , to slap > > sane
heey’ pdigk;’ ambk,, to receive a box on
the ear-

μαννα. Upyerohiohnd κωνιῖν να,
va. to slap, to buffet. (on the ear.

[μων αοζενωννα., fa. that gives a box

Dhag ase ὦ by be of" ᾿ kgf va. to box, to slap,
to cuff.

Unypwke , ie s.pl. life, duration of
life ; ως pbaky umpuieng, to be in a
dying state, to be dying.

Dap gat 8. Uh faneal ;

bgacguihd, ash va. to deliver,

to set at liberty; to ἜΤΟΣ to preserve.

Lgacgfs a. that saves, preser-
μεν" Dee bbz: δὶ 9. April.

Weebl, ἐσ, vn. to live; to obtain
freedom, to escape, to fly. Coren

Ueyphroe dt, od. adty 8. silk; 8. 1}.

wenn 8. livelihood, subsistence,
maintenance, provision.

| Σ S. Fess nyse ess bist «

Uerpndit 4. pail, vessel to hold τ᾿
ter L

: u
Dnyopfewenp a. illegal, illicit, unlaw-
Us. yy, « a.s. right; right hand;

phe γέ. to the right; safay thnsodp
“7 "η.»{, right-handed ; 90. ὡ. yeas,
4{{᾽ νι. & ως τῆς,» to the right
and left, on each side; — δὰ. αεὐὐνεωήξ,
right wing of an army : — φιωε ωΐωνε (9,
mary haphwak, πειῖξκρ, to offer one’s
hand, to consent; y— ἃ yuSbwh , right
or wrong.

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Ufwhhy a-s. coadjutor; assistant, hel-
per; confederate.
ὑ είν. 8. Ufoarh naif»
Ugehngdtut a. to the right, on the
right side; ,- quswne, to the right.
μων ἤν, 4. right side, right hand;-—
Teesre_sve., starboard; Jupuhnediat , to the
right.
U, Peas hyrryse Ss. U, paar hysrn δ, e ;
whofe, Eguy un. to aid, to assist,
to succour; to league, to confederate.
Uswhgne {Pee s. coadjuvancy; aid,
assistance, succour; confederation,
league, alliance. :
Upursudeny 8. kissing of the hand;
homage; compliments.
ὕδραν. kup OF mphe, δῶσ bury : 8.
Uh pace νη αἴξ ashe « ,
Upay, ete. S. βωρ»η. ete.
» fy 8. taking, capture, seizure;
plunder, pillage; -- ass, -- ἃς sssegerese.

. Κ᾽ “- purnen., ad. plundering,
sacking, pillaging.

_ Ux pr. at; near; among; in compa-
rison of; with regard to; relatively to;
during, in, under; against; with; to-
wards; next to; by; for; on; in pre-
sence of, before ; ons a. fru ξ pills busy le
Fw, he is always near M0; apgspus_
grufhp gles ans με. Son ῥεγπα Η make [:} (ὦ
cuses for him to his father; wqmp pa
nsfihs bb con. βοή , your misfortune is
nothing in comparison of mine; gimwy
sae tt, gnepule . heis gone to the duke > aoe.
Louse ἐν orn. Baybu , among the Armenians
and Greeks ; ns ἢ Vryhaghu wasn. ὕνεηβμβω.
gt, it is not even among the English ;
wah. fies Ε yg. wen yupmboge any
nchbt wn. pla, it is little in compari-
son of what I owe you; μωγα οι shh drms_
poe E wa. adktbufit , he is respected by”
all men ; ζιω δι, or frscaszursmsy ων. futrgne.
(thw, to leap for joy; myusper & βάρ
ass le rue_oas pucen ys sey asm ambdh be. wn. sayyer, it 18
right to respect one’s self as well as
others ; aes 08. ΠΣ Mossel es nek fool” pls sas wi
keep him for my friend; taushy, pag.
hie, un. “.-εδξν fs OF sesve nettle p , to sit down
near any ONC; wa (Prog opaelt budp
Spqemuy, under the reign of Tiridar
tes ; ant. ld are Es cs casts yy “ἵνα » to see him ;
wr apsnps, ON the outside; wa kph.
near, towards; wa. kphpwe, on the
ground; w uy, to each person, a-
piece; wa supac{thwt, for malice,
through malice; wn Sh, kphfegh, for

Uh.

or through fear; sem νη ν᾽ «δ μνεϊιωΐνιω,
fur, at that time, then.

| er by » mg 8. curtain, veil,
net; pretext; nuptial couch: ae-
ceum : bed-curtain ; pavilion, sail of a
ship; Smthbutzpe -—f, young persons
that accompany the bridegroom, para-
nymphs ; - μετ ig Ὁ dE puagargutky to
sail ; [pPacgusteley q- to strike sail.

ans og. cases soz τ ly aaey > ag 8. mar. sail-

yard. (sail.

| | et a. in the shape ofa

| Poet 8 a. that draws the
curtain ; that veils; that sets sail.

ΡΝ Ere a a. given to the
nuptial couch.

fe cs a. for the service
of the nuptial room.

Ur srg uuu a. veiled, covered
with a veil or curtain.

Vewgienmbd, kgf va. to veil, to cover
with a veil or curtain; to cloak under
a pretence, to mask; to set sail, to
make sail, to sail. {ascribe.

Damwgphl, κοῦ va. to attribute, to

Vewgpbl, kgf va. to prefix, to put
before ; to set, to apply, to put, to join,
to add; to establish, to appoint, to
make.

Demgpr tpt, Unger fer 4. ap-
position, addition ; proposition.

| POP Ca ἀν ὠκά πὴ Supheatiby
va. to tranple under foot.

Unwd, fy 4. adage, proverb, saying,
aphorism, sentence, apophthegm; a-
xiom, maxim, general proposition,
rule, principle: oracle.

Unwh , wy 8. proverb, adage ; figure,
enigma ; parable, simile, allegory ; apo-
logue, fable; spectacle; —#<, prover-
* bially ; w= -£, to be exposed to public
laughter or contempt ; y-« saz, to ox-
pose to public attention or censure {
Jai > Iguembh ἀν δι, tobe exposed to
public view, to lay open to public con-
tempt ; puuw —fL, according to the pro-
verb; — aphuwth,, --ρ frowk,. to tell a
proverb, parable, fables; to proverb;
to give an enigma or charade to guess
or divine; ,- #54,, to give an example,
to quote; ,- πω. pw pfith;, to be-
come proverbial or a proverb.

Uewheoput a. that speaks in pro-
verbs ; fabulist.

Drwehapuwthd', b-gf va. to proverb, to
speak proverbs; to speak figuratively.

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Ure ser hy scr μι [2 fore ὃ. figurative dis-
course, parable ; enigma.

[με εν α. that writes proverbs
or moral fables.

Desshgpneltpe% s. book of pro-
verbs or moral fables; the act of wri-
ting fables.

Ure cer cxsfeos ; ete. S. [μευ μεν, etc.

Unwhuwhewt a. proverbial; enigma-
tical.

᾿νε ζω, δὸβ va. to expose to
public notice: to conceal, to hide ; to
dissemble, to play the hypocrite.

Unwhwtp s.pl. ignominy; private
parts, nakedness,

Dewhuphoe, wg a. who propounds
enigmas; who talks in proverbs.

Uyee carb sere says Ss. | Ey PP ry .

UnwhidS, κὺρ va. to allegorize, to
make use of parables; to confront, to
compare, to resemble; to expose to
public censure.

Unwhe.th 3, simile, allegory, pa-
rable ; public censure. [poise.

Ueusha.n top ’ [μεν σεν, 8. counter-

Verwhopftuhh a. mysterious; -- ὅσια.
aleaite ° of exo rp sar ary be περι {Ὁ for ep ιωνε. μονῇ » O°
minent, sublime, mysterious dogma.

Dxwdgurh a. elastic.

Unwdgac(Ph 4. elasticity; spring.

Ueulituyp 8. menses.

De ay Fol 8. yt al

Uewitfie, Yet d fit a. peculiar, sit-
gular, special; insulated; solitary, lo-
nely, obscure; specific; — μαννάσες,
(51, speciality ; ad. particularly, espe-
cially, expressly; singularly, specifi-
cally, narrowly; apart, in reserve, 8-
cretly, aside, separately, solitarily.

eat Sw fuoune [Ὁ pet ὃ. soliloquy.

Uw tihute a. peculiar, singular;
lonely, solitary ; own. ;

Vai δινκυ ὗννε [2 με» 4. peculiarity ;
propriety ; solitude.

Dawithwhbog, ἔδσβα a- solitary:

emit fish ἐν στε [9 foot s- solitude, state
of living alone. [withdrow.

[ee κυ, Σρευΐρει el’ ages UN. to retire, to

Deut ζομε ον.» [Ὁ ft 8. prerogative,
privilege, exemption, immunity. :

Yeu Sinwukp a. that loves the soli-
tude. [propriate.

esate Livesey feel, kguy vn. to be ap-

[κυ ν Missense [Ὁ με» ὅ. singular ity ;
propriety.

Yrewidinng 8. solitude, monastery-

Tub,

ἴμ οὐ fan 2 [Ἵν 4. solitude, retreat.

Uzsty pr. without, except, save; -
ἐκ, without me.

Lemiguted’, gh vn. to lose one’s
head, to rave, to talk nonsense; to
surpass, to go to extremes.

Unetyete, Unwight a. false, feign-
δ le aca fabulous. (sage.

mbgp, gly spl. axis; pivot; pas-

Wize a distinct; ad. distinctly.

Dye carasgaee » an ἡ Ure corny axes fits a. stony,
rugged, craggy, uneven, rough; 8. rug-
ged or rough road.

Van, oy, Drwfy 5. front, head; arm,
division, branch; <e gsm, arm of a
river; Jy OF yay Gaydindl, , before, in
front, at the head of; q—« σεν, ν wn_
tec,, to obviate, to be beforehand, to
prevent; — tase, head, prow, bow
ofa ship; — gop, division of forces;
Che — ghey, bywth,, to go to meet.

aay agoa2 5 5. θωκενβωνη ως .

Whee saef ene Sones g Ss. Gacore. srs Yess eg Loess gy .

Unwiugfe a. placed before, set be-
fore, proposed..

Dnuwfweekd, kgf va. to set before,
to place before, to propose ; to intend,
to design.

[μωβινη σε [Ὁ μεν 4. proposition, ob-
ject; purpose, resolution.

Whe rf sory sas ; Ue sasPesshy sary $. joint, com-
Missioner, assessor: S. Uyesfhhay -

Dp ofaarh wayne [9 με, 6. assistance, joint-
commission: §. Urs cs br by acsy νε (9 forth «

Unnfwhogit s. front, fore-part.

βρη ας» wy S Vanguard, van;

guard; —hwemwy, pilot, steersman.

Dem Panny mr νων py 5. Outpost, out-
guard. :

Vnwfaphhdl, kgf va.to propose, to
offer; to propose for consideration.

μκρωρίνε [9 fed δ. proposition, pro-
posal, project, question; establishment,
mtroduction, motion; arrangement;
theme; problem; discourse; <g, pre-
mises.

Unwfercopr, avg a. proposed ; prece-
dent, prior, first; <p, first-fruits.

weopa(Fpeh 8. proposition,

proposal ; first-fruits.

ΡΝ ᾿ ξβο ὅ. offering.

be, ηαἰδικυβέκιωε. ad. before ; qu

amtter οὐ οἷν δ... to go tomeet (aper-
80n), to advance before (the enemy).

[μι εν(2 Εν a. present.

Unuwgh pr. ad. before, in presence of,

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in front of, opposite; forward; ~ ῥα,
before me, inmy presence; gia —, to
go before, to precede; — wnth,, ghbz.
wprhwik,, to propose, to assert, to pro-
ject, to offer, to represent, to produce
to decree, to exhibit; to explain, to
declare ; — ζω» to present one’s self,
to appear; to resist, to oppose; --
fey, v. imp. which is or are in front,
forward, before; ap -- ὦ hesy fusrusm, the
present maxim; fundpr — hut fund, I
have the will before me; fd sept —
fey, the ill is near me; gay wsuby hay
“τς —, What we have to Say 5 asdbub_
“πε΄, alley tleg {ρει (tbe husy -, it is
necessary for us all to appear before.

Unuffhwy, pg a. present; near, clo-
ΒΘ: 8. assistant; - wuwpfh, the current
year; -- «dps, present month; ,-- ζω.
eul(Fne,in the next week; -- bik; , to
be present, to interpose; skphunch —
μνεἴω ἐν ἦν, the thirtieth inst.; y-ut ad.
for the future, henceforth.

Ur ofPhmyne[P prt δ. presence, assi-
stance, intervention.

Unmuglin, Sumit, fury, Sul, Fung a.
first; prior, antecedent; ancient, pri-
mitive, chief; previous, original; pre-
cocious; inthe first place; <p, s. ance-
stors, predecessors; the ancients; --ν
eg a yunufined ad. before, at

rst,

Ure ὐβήνωνμμ σεν. 8. ὕρωῤνκησίς +

᾿νε wfteumbkys α. that is created first.

Deufibk pape; ag ((. first.

Ue tenons fos ary δ. author, creator ;
captain, chief, conductor, guide,escort,
director, guardian, rector: ordinary,
principal, provost, overseer, prelate,
superior, father; — geurgb,, to set over.

[μκϑέννρη od ζυἷν a. belonging to a
prelate: that conducts, that regulates.

| PT μεῖναν 8. chief of authors
or prelates.

Fierro sess freee [F- frets δ. immodera-
te thirst of dignity or power.

ad | Or ee s. residence of a
prelate, -- presbyter or ordinary.

[κκϑυνρμη bd, E-gh un. to conduct, to
lead, to guide, to command, to head,
to rule, to govern, to direct, to escort,
to accompany.

[1 caftenp gn (F fet ὃ. conduct, com-
mand, governance, direction; provost-
ship, prelature. [primacy.

Ujeufine[Ffeb 8. antiquity, priority,

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[κω ad. forward, before ;—4gaq.
dsué, in front of, in presence of; »,-
pw pr. before.

De ων οὐ, bg, wg s. packthread, string;
waxed thread ; rope, cord, line; thread.

Demuth, bgp va.to tie with string;
to cord.

Demuatbac{ifed 4. name, title; dic-
tion, elocution; tale, recital.

Unwesyhs, wy 8. fable, fiction, tale,
romance, novel; apologue ; mythology;
enigma.

Ue eases ecg by pees prot » bg α. 8. narrator, fa-
bulist; mythologist ; romancer; quack,
story-teller.

Ure eas ar 004 be 00s gusset be ol” ᾽ E-agf un. to tell
tales, to talk nonsense.

ἴμεν be pss prectone [9 με, $. tale, fable,
story; tales, idle talk; quackery, ro-

mancing ; mythology.
[κι any be psory. fos , ΣΝ 8.
Decree δ pew hte 2. romantic, fabulous.
ΠΣ ἢ a. who tells idle
stories, novelist, who spreads news;
fabulist; fabulous.
Thora sar es ng br p 00070 byrne 8. Uy certs ny be pam μεν »
ΡΨ hs phe el” 8. ye 0s 0s 00g be ων ps sects ἐν of
Dm ον Εἶν ad. fabulously.
Ueswtsussey, fe, wy 8. ceiling, roof;
floor; garret. (canopy.
49 ava azs os My oss » aanguarg ὃ. wainscot -
Dew, a. abundant, supera-
bundant, copious; rich, full, plentiful ;
liberal, generous ; simple, plain, clear.
De sas sss ccsprezsyfe aa. WhO gives or distri-
butes bountifully, liberal, generous.
Dass msapusrfunc[Pfe% 8. gonerosity,
liberality, abundance. (fertile.
κων τωρ a. fruitful, abundant,
Dp meph pre [με ὃ. abundance,
fertility. (ly, abundant.
[τατον ὦ» ας. that flows copsous-
| | eee ere . Ss. Fess oy elicr og sve [9 .
| | peered ee [κων αν cor ge ov e_oy fs «
Dawewdie-n® a. liberal, generous,
bountiful: ad. plentifully, liberally, a-
bundantly. © :
Unwwwtinthd, kgf va. to give boun-
tifully, liberally, to gratify, to favour.
Dee rere dh none [9 fret δ. liberality, gxe-
nerosity, bounty, munificence, favour,
gift, privilege.
μων σδβν a. who gives liberally ;
that is given adundantly, abundant ,
copious.

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Deuamde a. liberal, noble, gene-
τοῦδε, magnanimous ; ingenious, intelli-
gent.

Uren sunhion (Phe 2. generosity, li-
berality ; abundance, fertility of mind,
intelligence.

Uxmrrcsteesl, segeny un. to abound, to
mcrease, to augment; to overflow; to
run over: to be bountiful, generous;
to be proud; to be angry, to be ina
passion. [ sear cov ase fe «

ΡΝ ἘΣ: ᾿ | en 8.

way ke ad. abundantly, supera-
bundantly, copiously, plentifully, libe-
ant greatly, nobly, richly, splendidly;
profusely ; ἐδ ον :

ΑΒΘ 288 anh G2 5. presey fee «
Wein ogengeb a Α acgf vu. to fill, to
heap up; to augment.
Ureer sree {9 fed 4. abundance, plenty,
Superabundance, exuberance, copious-
ness; fulness, repletion; fertility, fe-

cundity ; wtyu~—,profusion. {cord.
Usa srmr nel » Use sre fol » oral cao y a. small
Ure ee pohy ace hyeorits a. obj ective. [end.

[κρένω , by 8. object; subject ; aim;

We ων (δ, he of, ᾿ cast hy fe ᾽ Dewphid, A af
va. to object, to oppose.

Dxcophne, wg 8. antagonist, adver-
sary, rival, opponent.

Dawphac{tfe% s. objection; propo-
sition; purpose.

᾿κεῖ. we, ep, adg a. redundant,
superfluous, excessive ; trascendent: -
ad. more, rather; too much; -- &»
more, over and above, besides, 80
much, the more; —.g«%, more than;
— pull 4--ν gj, MOTE and more, 00
much ; - kif, ig) , ΡΣ le fa ol” 8. [Lew

UD ruses eh pase μευΐονι [Ὁ foe te 3. Des pop~.
ἄμε {9 fret. (dition, apposition.

Unwcbpwgprel(tpe% δ. increase, 9d-

κω. Δ ων, ὗνα, 2. CXCEBSIVE, CXAZZO
rated. [geration.

Decor bprquitgne lah δ. excess, 6xag-

ἴμκωε δ, νὼ» a. admirable, excel-
lent, magnificent, superb.

Drews k pushes ad. principally, espe
cially, chiefly, rather.

Unwebpuuang a. greedy, eager; &
varicious.

Unwebpred, bpp va. to favour, ἴθ
advantage ; to increase, to augment, to
enlarge, to grow, to multiply, to acct-
mulate, to amass ; to raise, to enhance.

a

UU.

| Oe ρον α«', ἕω; vn. to grow, to in-

crease, to augment; to abound, to su-

rabound, to overflow; to be redun-

t; to overcome, to surpass, to ex-

ceed, to excel, to predominate, to pre-
vail ; to remain.

[.κ.νιὶ Δρνε 2 βι΄, 8. growth, increase,
addition, augmentation, redundancy,
superabundance, superfluity, exube-
rance, diffusion, transcendency; en-
hancement of price; excess; preroga-
tive, distinction, superiority.

| ee or Un. ese ad. in vain.

| er s. bladder.

Demwewey a: diurnal, daily.

| ον weg 8. morning ἢ παδοΐἷν -"
forenoon ; pig. -Ἅ, pig —u, the —; peg
--οὦ pts. “-Ὁ » every - “αι pus. «ἢ,
dunn guf eke -—4,- waltes , to rise early
or betimes; »-& dfhsh ghpkke, from
- till evening. [get light.

| | ye er μα ἢ UN. ἴο dawn, to

ἴων οὐδ, a. morning, early; -
F ὦ ll rg we [9 βε΄,, matins.

μων... [jpscecnw sss Soke ol’

Dnuweomfe a. morning, early; .,-- ἦν
ad. every morning. {the morning.

acai.» wey ad. very early in

Wemphas;, kyng 2.8. ENVOY, Messen-
ger; apostle; emissary ; missionary.

ephyewpup a. apostolically.
bywqgapS a. who does or lives
after the manner of the apostles; --
bas tbe te, the Acts of the Apostles.

Derg h seofecs a. that is said or Spo-
ken like an apostle.

Demgh pole a. apostolic.

Dewghyebfy 8. companion of the a-
posties, — of mission.

Dacrphsuittryat a. who has the sign
ofthe apostles ; whoperforms miracles
lke the apostles. [of the apostles.

Demghazinps a. who has the gifts

Damp ἐσ αράτ 3. chief of the apostles.

ἔραν. οἷν. 2. that is founded or
transmitted by the apostles, apostolic.

Demghsas(Fh.% 3. mission; apostle-
ship. [of an apostle.

3f. who fills the office

Qemphsopkt ad. after the manner of
the apostles, apostolically.

Despid, kgf va. to send, to dis-
eg to expedite ; “νη Εν, --, to send

k, to return.

Wangftepep ad. virtuously ; brave-
ly, courageously.

Ga

Unb

Dawmpfiuuogej a. more or very vir-
tuous; very courageous.

Desapfinuegnpd a. who acts virtuously
or bravely; virtuous; courageous.

Dee serge fits coe og 120 70g. a. adorned with vir-
tues, virtuous. for petit

Unmpfiwhfhy a. companion of virtue

a πρρίς" ’ ean gy easy ie to labour, to
strive, to take pains, to have or show
bravery ; tu be virtuous. ¥:

Demphimfet a. virtuous, brave.

Drug fiwukp a. who loves virtue or
bravery, virtuous,

Uemapfinspwh 4. place for the prac-
tise of virtue or bravery.

Depp fires gine.guitele oS, Ue sup fish gee yu.
thd, negf va. to render valiant, to ins-
pire courage ; to render virtuous.

Lp, tery bbw a. Valiant, cou-

rageous ; virtuous, honest.

[κως νυν βι S. Dynegy fitrwtecesd.

Ue upfira:(Pfe% 5. valour, bravery;
virtue, probity; goodness; politics,
government; conduct, behaviour.

incung a. Who teaches virtue;

who is taught by virtue, virtuous.

[καρ βνορν ες, 8. Ue sngy file cms prsery «

2» Uampe a. sender.
Uepoutb 4. mission, emission.
Depkp kt, akpf va. to bring, to car-

ry ; to present, to offer.

Uzft s. pattern, sample, specimen.

Unyginy a. broker, agent.

μα, kgf va. to propose, to set
over ; to put, to insert ; to suppose, to
believe.

Uakq. sy 8. pole (of a coach).

Uakgs ateb pb a. dissolvable ; explica-
ble; that dissolves; that explains.

Dakgdwthl, δῥ va.to undo; to un-
tie, to dissolve, to ruin; to explain an

ma.

Debydacwd , ag ὅ. dissolution ; 0X-
plication; enigma, proverb; —w wphw_
%4,, to propose an enigma or charade,
to tell a parable, to proverb.

We δυνά ᾳ 8. Garg

We ἔνα ad.when? until when?

Ue ἐρέζω ad. towards the evening.

We ἐρέω 8. Bpbup-

De “rh 8. Bel.

Debug, wy 8. rape, abduction; -
wath, 83. ake why ble |

Dekcwigk sl’, kof va.to rap, to seize,
to carry off.

Qe besteg.ne ΖΗ 8 ΡΤ ΨΟ ΣῈ

Uhh

Dake gi nth dS. Yabo ὗν.

Unbkegiug wathd. to take away, to
carry off.

Ue£s: Web, bsys fsbg 8. chain
(threads stretched lengthwise on a
weaver's loom).

Uexpiltkyp pr. ad. near, next, close,
contiguous, nigh, beside; tum, -- acdkp,
to sit near some one; gpumk,-, to ob-
servp closely; -- zt, near me; fay 'f
waywune—neike, to serve some one;
guy — he comes near; mack tapw ἢ
- [πηι ἴω, his house is close to mine;
géuk, —, to be near or close; phat
tan — αν fits ey wpunfr, he lodges quite
close to such a palace; -- 4a, to at-
tend, to be present, to wait ;- 9i£,,
to put, to place near, to join.

Yaptlt bh purhuy a. 8. assistant.

Wye (2b po eas hy as gre 9 [εἴν δ. presence.

Unprhbiawt, esp va. to throw, to
push; to despise, to abandon.

Wealth, Egh va. to occasion, to
cause, to produce, to engender.

Unt udiog feo a. new found, recent,
new fashion.

Und usin a. recent, new; ad. pre-
sently, immediately; soon, forthwith,
directly, suddenly ; wn μευ, at
present, now ; for the present.

Undudiyp s. pl. the present world,
things temporal; the moderns.

| En SP 2 dp ὃ. Φωνῇ «

Und uhintuhky a. temporal, peri-
shable ; provisional.

Dad wilh wy ᾿ || ae ee ae 8. || ore
ΜΥ͂Σ

Wee tse ἢ» S. Φιω .

.κ 'f pr. to; from; for; by ; towards,
with respect to; in order to; - tua, to
them ; -- εξ. from us; -- upes,, in or-
der to purify; -- γύρω, , for the
memory, for the remembrance; -- sgayk,
not having, because he had not; -
οἴω 4 ἐῤρινειρ bs amy wounded to death
or mortally wounded ; — πως dhqushsby,
to commit a deadly sin; - Sop£, from
the father ; paternal ; -- sgfurkypy. igno-
rantly ; — quwpq, ornamental, by way of
ornament.

Unafgas, wg ὃ. apron.

Ub, wnfdwg s. occasion, oppor-
tunity, accurrence; subject, cause,
matter, motive, convenience, conjunc-
ture, object. {cause or reason ?

Ue FL, Ue bi ad. why? for what

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Un 'b ysunyp s. pl. things past.

We 'f th pp pr. under.

Un αἀ. how? why? for what
cause ?—fyf fid, no matter to me!
what does it matter to me ὃ — fybt ay
witht, of what use is all that? -

Unapis, wn plshg 3. [με ν»ε [9 fut.

[μεν πεδνεως S. U2 tis ashes»

᾿ «ὃ, “ OF ne, ng OF neg 8. lion ;
ies ose oan ly -- lioness ; hopped —e 9 lion’s
whelp, young lion; Satshet, ἐπε δι
πε.» roaring, to roar.

Ue fre & ccspresrys ad. lionlike.

Wepre dsafurin s. bof. an evergreen
shrub. [bles an ape.

Unfirdsuhwmpl 4. lion that resem-

[μεῤε δ) ζηρῥεν 8. lion’s cub, lion’s

whelp. (like a lion.
Ue ped wind, σὰ, un. to become
Det fre δ᾽ cxtteliwts , ed aykeu 8. Yafe
& a2 p2as071 ο ᾿

1. εδ᾽συῤρων a. lion-hearted.
Une fed asgnegquitbl, ἥ "εὴῦῇ va. to make
to become like a lion.
Uxpesebp s. skin of a lion.
Ue fednuhy δ. bone of a lion.
UL & S. δῶν εωἔ ἢ
Ugh 2. full, replete, brimful.
Te froct, psf va. to fill, to fill to the
brim, to brim.
Unf ess. pied:
Untofrl-uy a. suspended, in sus-
pense: hung up, pendulous, declivous.
1... {κε εὐἵνει usguy un. to settle, to
fix, to determine. _[fix, to constitute.
Ur buykd, bgp va. to establish, to
᾿νε ζω δ pl, buy vn. to flame very
little, to be nearly extinguished.
Ur Sup a. common, general,
universal; ad. generally, universally.
Uy 4eseseronsh- sy, sky 8. earnest, ear-
nest money; pledge, essay, token, 81g,
testimony.
Undtujtbd, Egf va. to call.
Wye tuytine{tpe% 5. appeal, call, voice
Untbnt a. ready to the hand, han-
dy, manual, portatif; s. in part pay
ment, on account ; -- «ag, to give in par
payment; -- parnuput, pocket dictio-
nary. t
ἔλα ΣΕ κα eT ad a. ad. promp ?
ready ; imminent, threatening ; eviden ’
clear, manifest ; promptly, quickly ; -
wf, ready money, cash.
Og ae ae in future, henceforth ;

“Ee » 5. || Fr Σ

OL G3 [μμ
[..κ5 ἢ afhp ’ awh 8. he-lamb. funpSacpg. -» ἔνσρμᾷπερη. γ. εξ ῥ -- ν to con-
Untepup ad. manly, vigorously. sult, to deliberate; 'ῥὶ ὑδων —, to con-

wqghuen a. that wears a man’s

dress.

ἰδ. Εἴ 2. armour; a. armed.

Datahi py, Untuwdée a. manly, vi-
rile; manly figure.

Utah fe sf. married woman.

Untwhine[Pfpet sf. condition of a
married woman. (thed.

Uniwheys sf. an affianced, betro-

Weteunelin bs , ete. 8. Upacsghen, etc.

Uxtekeg men’s room or dwelling.

Untuk 8. figure or statue of
8 man.

|| ee ξω S. Uetepuy.

Untwyp a. manly, masculine ; — οἷν.
qedp, 3. genitals.

(x26, a. feasible; making, maker. |

[μεν be 8. pl. actions, acts, deeds.
Unres, syrup va. to make, to do,
to form, to produce, to compose, to
fabric, to operate, to act, to render, to
commit, to effectuate, to execute, to
cause; — yastsf, to create; — dé pumpi,
toremake; 4/%—,to marry; wank hb -;
tomake odious; puwpenp, swpenp wn_
ake, yo do well, - ill; pup, supper,
ee - oilkp to do good, ill, wrong to
»8ome one; fs ns wpupf pia. 1 have
done nothing to you; qhts — ἐσ qeusyu,
what to do with that? sqpasbi sipruyglus
- I donot know how to do that; “α΄.
wkd shes -,1 know not what to do;
dujs — Surrneg, the singing of birds;
-a—whEy, to sacrifice, to immolate ;
hoabe ᾿ εἴπανε. maa gree ὦ ᾿ Shigeru sh » Sesrrecssy_
{ufeXut —, to seek; to forget; to re-
member ; to serve ; to assail; to judge;
to finish or end.
wn, Lefer 8. GOTMOUBE.
Wns a. virile; -- wtgunfp, genitals.
[κύβου (Ὁ [εἴν s.espousals, nuptials.
“ε{2. 4“ 4. virile mind, bravery,
strength of mind, courage; virtue.
ad, wap va. to receive, to take,
to accept, to admit, to collect, to wel-
come ; to reap, to derive, to gather; to
have, to occupy ; to take away, to car-
Ty off, to ravish, to rob; -- {& pump, to
Tetake ; — ayers, to receive a box
on the ear; - qusmwdincbu, to set the
teeth on edge ; — apf, to take root;
~ gpe%e, to surround, to enclose; --
‘ren, to sing; / ὠμξῇ -, to encompass;

ceive, to comprehend, to understand;
tolearn by heart; fsmcsfp --ν to assemble;
fy —, to sin, to be culpable ; ’f pug --ν
to substract, to take away ; to remove;
une -, to mourn, to be afflicted ; wafls
~,to take the opportunity, to profit by
ἴδ; -- pig hunks, to take a thing in
jest; Gusshuds —, to suspect; -- fp bp, Κ᾿
tn [ὁ [ε΄», ἴο marry ; - “ἡδη A yrees Dons
guhet, to take leave of, to bid adieu
to 5 - opps, to take example ; gachs-,
to breathe; φεν —, to take arms, to arm
one’s self; εἴων εἶδ» —, to incarnate, to be
incarnate ; $.0g0.M# —, to take birth, to
shoot out; ωπον wath neg, how I
should wish that some one had done it!

Upetes seth atts a. relative.

Ut shy a. correlative.

Uetsac(tfet s. relation.

Uncguttdt, δον va. to pronounce
words regularly: to sprinkle, to wet.

Uengutine[P [eh 5. prosody ; pronun-
ciation.

UVangkt SS. Yeaguthed.

Uengocitt 8. watering, sprinkling.

Weng, wy, fg πη a. healthy ; alive,
vivacious; salubrious, wholesome ; va-
lid, entire, complete, perfect. (some.

WrenySagnjn a. very or more whole-

1... πηδιυύβων a. who is in his senses,
whose judgement is sound; lively.

Ue Srhinne [9 fret x good sense, rea-
son, sensibleness.

YrenySbert, urge un. to be cured, to
heal, to recover health.

UenSurpup b ᾿ arg a. healthy, salu-
brious, salutary.

Dre agdeagk uy a. cured; tapng -or [Php
wn.ng?, convalescent.

Ven ugnegutbd, nugh vd. to cure,
to heal, to restore to health or to life,
to resuscitate ; — gdfuns, to undeceive.

Dre gSve (2 fee 6. health, life; salubri-

| ty, healthfulness; cure, recovery of

health; y- t4e, to your health! 4ss0_
wuinfy sunngine (tbat, to be conva-
lescent, to return in health; pipnc,.
nhs gequkyneg—, ἃ delicat, feeble,
wavering health; sgehmauwtby q-, ἴο
keep one’s health; νων ων, q-, to
destroy, to ruin the health ; qogrestasg
sujet. y-, to be convalescent.

eos a, young, blithe, lively, gay,
brisk.

DUG.

Desyqunpuopd a. Whose haunches are

young, that has firm hips.
ry ἡ. ον εἰν αἴ, asgeny UN. [0 STOW YOUNZ,
to become young again.

Drenygiutd a. young, robust.

yppugnegaistred, neuf va, to make
young, to make look younger.

Deygnclsf.% 8. youth, bloom, grow-
ing young again ; prime of life, vigour.

Uanzngf ad. privately, apart, sepa-
rately.

Bere, fg» ng 8. trench, channel;
brook, small stream of water; Séqac,'
Sauk, τ ον ἀμ ἢ to shed tears
profusely. Γ

«-«»ἤ ν wg 8. rivulet.

Urere crhenphans α. that runs like a
rivulet with a great noise.

Urs ως hp 6. channel, aqueduct.

1... τε εξ... 4. trench, channel, ditch.

[με σε ας castes: οἷο. Κ΄. 1..α τα κεν αι, etc.

Un. ς. taking, reception, capture,
possession; acceptation, sense, signi-
fication ; assum ption (in logic) ; lemma;
receipt.

Demthir%un a. whisperer ; infor-
mer, accuser, denunciator.

| ee neunfeg s. bot. lucerne.

wnapemen ((. prompt, prepared ;
- τω to be prompt, to prepare one’s
self.

μευ ad. at home, at one’s house:
a. domestic, belonging to the house;
familiar; — neuncgubk,, to teach at
home; - eat tol ear preg re [ὁ frp ’ family dis-
Cords ; — ρων δ συγ, civil war; — Xo
24,. to dine at home; -- fag. domestic
affairs ; -- 4abghpd, house dress; mor-
ning-gown.

ΠΡΌΣ ἢ Dre cph sth εὖ, a. diurnal ἢ
ephemeral; daily; inconstant, uncer-
tain, temporal, perishable. [tely.

{μι ο» ἐν ad. the same day, immedia-

Dreagerd , fr Yusrgremwd , wg 8. saying,
word, term, expression ; proverb ; dic-
tate; recital.

| ’ varus oy sass » qmnp , quilg 8. N€6-
dle ; Sah ass an og 280 y eye of a -) Saas og Ia Ἃ
wheny -- ν MAQNELIC —; whgnegubhy gb
duit pg. Sash wuyet, to thread a ---

Qube, auuugp va. to say, to express,
to speak, to relate, to recite, to tell,
to recount, to declare, to pronounce, to
utter, to dictate ; -- sam sufaugoye , to fore-
tell; — qhpumfs, to repeat; μωρῥω,
éwpfru — qausthpl , to speak well, badly

G4

| 009 :
ofa person; wus fd, tell me; mpape
ξ --, one must say; σρωγξω msuvergenp , a8
we have said; 4asdiwaem —, briefly, in
one word; sgfuckd gis —, I know not
what to say; γα; wupgkh gpft, what
will they say of you? wpa & qap =,
wbug, what you say is without foun-
dation ; spunk χορ fis «uk ,he does not
know what he says}; gustg ghat—, to
repeat always the same thing ; -- ξεν.
S fu fe qhilkp£ ,to give one’s opinionon
some thing; μείων —, to tell falsehoods
or lies ; - “ρεπωυζεενε [δ μεν, to speak
the truth; — sya, #3 -, tosay yes, no;
qths hwdpgh — mys, what does that
Mean? ayy qhhs swuksle, but what do I
say ? pum wakyy fox grenap sects foo_ps » aS ΟΥ̓́θ-
ry One says; — pq εἴδνανω, to say to
one’s self; qesyen beget. ans es ans y when he
has said that, at these words; qay« =.
wergk- easy, that said.

Uefuhwt a. asiatic.

Uwquep s. needleful, thread, string;
sahgne gastos y - pla. Suh pavateg ass » to
thread a needle.

Dequiing 8. needle-case.

Uegisegopd , wy 8. embroiderer; 4.
embroidered; —e, embroidery; lace;
vellum lace. [to purfle or purflew.

Ungiwgnpd bl, kgf va.to embroider; ,

Usgig opi attpers 59 embroidery.

᾿..υγν ὗν, s. amulet.

Usqtkgnpds 8. Yeqinegnged -

Dasapel cash ’ E-hesy 8. rocket.

Quapk pli a. 8. syriac.

|| ee ’ «ἔῤο S. Uenef.

Dwackg a. woolly, fleecy.

Dencp, onry, wy a. woollen; s. blan-
ket ; cloth, stuff; flannel ; drapery.

| ee 8 sailing a. that is endowed
with the faculty of speaking, reason-
able, gifted with reason.

Uwe 8. shooting star.

Ueupogk® ¢. iron armour, horse
armour; trooper, horseman; a. capa
risoned. (horse).

Dempuwghtkl, kgf va. to caparison (8

Dyes neg κω by case nase κει oases 4. hound.

Ueuywhtp s. huntsman, hunter.

Uwanqecrsursgheon δ. a. cavalry general.

|| re ee ν [δωνωρμοωνὗνα. 8. StITTUP;
fol -ἰ. stirrup-strap or —leather.

| | ee Ἷ,. ong 8. stable ; drove of
horses, horses. (ble chorse)-

Dwayne waranty a. brought up in a sta-

Unuyusmh, og 8. Straggler, marau-

BUS
der; inroad, incursion ; -- Sadac, cor-
sair, pirate, sea-robber ; — way, ghky,
afal,. to go marauding, to infest.
ang ans oan ons I nas eso &. marauder, free-
booter, straggler.

Deana bl, kahuna. to go marau-
ding, to go plundering, to plunder, to
infest; -- ῥ,ὃ «dae, to scour the sea, to
rob at sea.

αμυ.κβ ’ Wy) | ere 1: ad. runing ἢ
rushing.

Deny ων οἴ (9 βεν 4. cruise, excur-
sion, incursion, descent, irruption,
marauding, plundering; — δ san,
piracy.

tar » ay 8. pone andr pe

waupuoph ls. fragment of ashield ;
mellsheld. ΠΡ

Dnuyapwhbp s. bearing a shield.

Vreqepace oe 8. Uemerparkbe -

Deeg apurdewh a. Surrounded, protec-
ted by shields or bucklers.

Dequapid, bgp vn. to use a buckler.

Dewepke Or bu, fqwg & career,
course, horse-race; furlong; field,
Place, area, arena; — δοῦν κεν αδλω (τανε 9,
Wrestling place ; «ῥεῖ, [peste , νης
buy, byatbhy y-.to throw one’s self, to
brave, to descend, to fling, to rush, to
burl in the arena.

Ursyerp pikes a. who throws away,
ferries his shield or Seer

rs atid a. that walks in
the ieee [race.

Usaqerrpekl, kgf vn. to run in the

way, my 8. equerry, knight,
squire, cavalier.

Uenyh we [2 μ«Ἵ, 8. knighthood.

Useytfurhut, fy, wy 8. receptacle,
dwelling, inn, shelter; a. hospitable,
who willingly shelters strangers.

Unayifvhastbl S. 2 βερσενηωμε dl

Uwafhfroh whore [2 fet 5. reception; hos-
pitality ; lodging.

quent 8. bot. marigold.

U-» ad. here, in this place;-£, he
oritis here ; — & w%_, here and there,
this way, that way.

[νον ζ ὦ s. lobster.

μ.ὐκρ ιν ὗν, a. wandering, vagrant,
Vagabond ; = 2ephy: 8. || ee

| eee (Γ΄ 9 bof va. to lead about, to

“ae and down, to walk about.

matte fl, κι ων un. tO ΤΟΥ͂Θ; to ram-
ble, to wander. ,

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μων ἴεν 20 s. absence (of mind),
evagation, dissipation.

Ueuw when ad. here, in this place.

| | re » ang 8. lining.

Uswkqupusth 8. astronomer; astro-
loger, observer of the stars.

hoes ase bs oy 22s pecs loree_[0 [rete &. astronomy ;
astrology.

Use cre be ἡ nar pasar fos ’ by 8. astronomer.

Ups oes by ass precy fur κεν ly vaste a. astronomical.

oer are bop cas press zfesrre [9 fue ὅ. astronomy.

Uber are og cag Eos 3. ἴλω κε gusts «

Ur ore bs σὴ fo ene [9 [ε΄, 3. ose ase og caspases
au[P perk.

[λον qesg kon 8. observer of the stars.

| Le bed Ct Deere b: qeeeg hs a. full of
stars, starry, studded with stars.

, Dork ἡ μη. lel, &gfva.to decorate,
to stud with stars.

Uwwbrqutp, a. starlike, that has the
shape of a star; 8. asterisk.

yes ange ἡ ost ove Ds s. constellation.

Ueuksop a. sure, infallible, constant.

Ueuwk% ad. here; hence.

[λων ad. a. hence, thence; here;
this, present; gieugnp —. come let us
go hence 5 — whee cask fe [Focsty sare nprese_[d frre
Upzushay, here begins the reign of Ar-
58.668 ; -- arn yurmey, henceforward; ᾧ
figs - from this man ῥ᾽ «whe —, from
this house; -- g&akp, this life, the pre-
sent life; -- ἃ «tmp, here and there,
on each side. ;

μα ν ἀνα. δῇ. ahep ® are br css ὃ. present
life, world, temporal things; youth,
young people, young folks; vigour,

orce, freshness; a. firm, sure; vehe-
ment, impetuous, strong; ,--ὦ λυ νέες,
(?4u%, in the flower of age; y-« δρῥ.
wm μια νων [9 ἀμ, in all the vigour of
youth.

Dwusp%mt, wy 8. stair, step; pace;
stair-case; steps ; gradation; gradua-
tion ; story ; degree, dignity, character,
class, condition, honour, place; quality,
rank ; -- khkghguhwt, holy orders; S#
aby pg. -οὖξβ duyp , to run down stairs ;
wey — posed scsteleg ,-ῷὼ , to graduate.

Uva Χιυΐνενε.σρ $.a.dignitary, gradua-
ted; gradual.

Uswprctebd, kgf vna. to graduate;
to ascend graduall , to go by degrees.

Ueufe ’ are bs 002 S. ΡΣ: , he a. 8.

Uemg, why, kyu 8. star; asterisk ;
- gfekey, star of night, the moon;
~ mncpiftuwh, star of day, the sun; -

υ09 Ὁ

mnu_onmft ,morning-star, Venus, Luci-
fer ; -- apgergh-uy, (nfs --ν Shooting, flying
star ; εἰν πω fre, Sears crsseniedls — , polar,
fixed star. (ete.
Der ast gy scs prsssy feo, ete. Ss. es arr br op ωμεωγίω,
mnyugnirel a. that is announ-
ced by a star; prognosticator.
isan qurg nezwhne{d pet 8. prognostic.
Usrrqug fu δ. astrolabe; teles-

cope.
— 5. Wes err beapscey fogs «

ως a. thathas the form of a

star.
Userqurdduy 8.α. astrologer. [logy.
λυ νης πω πε [9 μεν 5. judicial astro-
oes esrysertecfisete 8. se ere ry cash le σαι.
1... νηΐ este S. Ἡμνων be pcstofey «
[μεν a. studded with stars,
starry.
᾿βμαπημῖ . «νη εν OF hus 857. Venus, Lu-
cifer; morning-star ; Venus, goddess
of love and beauty.
Uewnghk wt a. venereal; of Venus.
LUSNhUT. | δ δ. God, the
Supreme Being. [false gods, idols.
Users ret 5,p ’ usd τῷ s.pl. heathen gods,
Usupet s. theologian.
US ,ρμιευΐνε by east a. theological.
USupwtbd, kgp vn. to write, to dis-
course or speak theologically.
Us upuhne(Fh s. theology; -- φ δώ,
Teg or “γε ρει, (Fh, mythology.
- USusputopkt ad. theologically.
δώρων ad. godlike, divinely.
Us a pusppun. a. declared by God.
US carpe a. where God dwells.
Uswpncgk a. produced by God.
USaent a. that partakes of the na-
ture of God, that belongs to God, divine.
US«¢fs a. who has the knowledge
of God.
δωςφῥδ', διαί a. written or en-
graved by God. [οὗ God.
US gig a. Who walks in the ways
U.S egops a.made by God; that con-
secrates, that causes God to descend ;
divine, sacred.
UsugapSbS, kgf va. to render god-
like; to consecrate.
UsugapSn([Ffet 8. resemblance,
conformity with God; consecration.
US uaegee{? a. who is divinely mer-
ciful. [by God.
Usaegpe a. established or ordained
[δ σα a. imprinted or marked
by God.

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ὕ.δωγιωῖ, a. divine.
US caseq sce gvey. ‘ WS casey 000 ΣΎ ΖΟΣ a. adorned
by God, or with the grace of God.

[δια “9 Us gg δ νων a. that bears
God ; carried by God.

Uswqgbgfh a. inspired of God.

Usmggbgne(Ffe% 4. inspiration of
God; enthusiasm.

US qe a. joined by God.

Usuwqor a. strengthened by God;
who has divine strength. .

US s0fsun% α. Who is united to God.

Us feud a. cared for by God; -
mbusne(Ffe%, divine Providence.

Uscapenyg a. who seeks God.

Us usfered a. brought together by
the inspiration of God.

US sas forr ccs ove a. instructed by God.

Us-sfsow a. who speaks of God; de-
clared by God.

Us uproukd, bgp una.to speak,to dis-
course of God or with God; to talk
divinely.

Us ufronne[Pfe% s. discourse of God
or with God; theology.

US -s3.0g a. produced by, born of or
proceeding from God. |

Usd sof? a. who has the know-
ledge of God. |

Us wdutolin} s. knowledge of God.

U,s.05f% a. Mother of God.

Usshugd a. constructed or made
by God. (to God.

Us fuel a- willed by God, agreeable

υδωφωΐ, a. divine; -Ἅ, 4. God, divi-
nity, divineness. (by God.

Usp, a. ordained or established

Us wht a. who lives with God or
according to the will of God.

υδωφέρωα a. godlike, in the form of
God, divinely.

Uswhbpe a. made or built by God.

δ a.that bears God. |

Us4hy a. that participates in the
divine nature or grace.

U,suhofs a. where God has walked
or placed his foot.

Us ubagit δ. side or part of God-

Uswhaye hagitt S. USuhngith-

Uswhos a. called by God; where
God was invited.

Us hpot a. pious, religious. [God.

Us 14% a. agreeable to or pleases

|,.δωφςφιω 8. father of God.

US ως ρων a. that calms or appeases
the anger of God.

UUS

Us05.0 a. chastised or punished by
God. [manded by God.

DswSpudice a. ordained or com-

UseSpuy a. done by a miracle or
divinely. (God.

UsaSpacke a. invited or called by

Us wdfn a. given by God.

Ud wen a. declared by God; who
discourses of God. -

Us mola s. Mother of God.

Ud arefewg.s.God and man conjointly.

Usehiepe α. that wars against Hea-
ven, that is repugnant to God; ,-
dans&,. to declare against Heaven.

Usa «Πρ a. that is near God.

DS acelin wey a. who has forgotten God.

WS aver fs a. who is profoundly lear-
ned or versed in divine things; who is
familiar with God ; hardened by God.

awlnem a. Where God enters or

dwells.

LS «ρου ον. [2 με΄, 5. Epiphany.

ι.5. υἱὲ a. divine, belonging to God;
sacred, pious. [sacred thing.

δ,» νὰ (9 fet s. state of adivine or

Us aypuchete a. divine and human
conjointly.

Setbaed, θη ὦ} vn. to make one’s
self God; to become God; to unite
one’s self, to join one’s self to God; to
resemble God. (godlike.

Us tlio a. that resembles God,

δ.» δ, a. built by God.

Usezinps a. given by God; full of
the grace of God.

LS 20.43 δ. inspired by God, divine,
holy: Bible, holy Scripture. -

US anzeep S. US exrang cas ess fre. «

avgenpisea 2. Who has caused God

to suffer: who holds the doctrine thab

God is amenable to suffer.
Ds asepsupne(Ffer 5. passibleness
of divine nature. {by God.
[δεναμως a. preserved or protected
“ναί. a. Who worships Cod,
pious, religious, devout, spiritual.
Δαν, essen for. (1. honoured by God,
who has divine honour.
Us army everest a. who relates, nar-
fates, speaks of God. .
DS nae ong 00s prop Be. a. given by Ged.
|| Rr S. USurpung -
1.5 ἀγενῆ a. crowned by God.
US ance a. sent by God.
Dd sewn a. chastised by God; that
comes of divine wrath.

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Us wep a. that loves God, pious.

US usufipoc(Pf% s. love of God, piety,
religion, devotion.

Usuuvtotg a. cherished by God ;
brought upinthe fear of God.

Uses a. that has put God to
death. |

U.S ἐν εκ secre [Ὁ frat s. deicide.

U.S usembys a. created by God.

Us epucis S. UF erSprsy [God.

US esfugkyaes a. that befits, becomes

Us mbwy a. that hates God.

Us...0& a. that has seen, that sees
God. (divine.

Us umnbkufy a. that resembles God,

US ces err διε 2 [rte 5. ἴδ,» δυνεζ fret .

US μων δ gee (9 μεῖ, 8. hatred, aversion
of God.

Usussnnee 8. given by God, infused:
np. Deodatus. [fies.

U5 vp a. made by God; that dei-

Usupb.0y a. strengthened by God;
friend of God or familiar with God;
divine, holy ; -- 4cyprusyhen, holy pon-
tiff.
WS urgregesctebel, ’ neyfs va. to make ἃ
god of any thing, to deify, to admit
into the number of gods, to idolize.

Usugeeghs a. that makes a god of
any thing; that deifies.

USiguegeets 5. deification, apo-
theosis. [taught by God.

Us μευ. a. given, transmitted or

Ususpufuryy a. that drives away,
that causes God to remove far off: un-
pleasant to God.

DSanfiy a. bright, brilliant, that
shines divinely.

Us -upupng a. who preaches God.

Uns gferne [2 fut s. knowledge of God,
theodicy.

δεν a. divine; s. deist.

δ. ἐ γεν a. divine. (tar.

Us e-+yt εν 5. drink of the gods, nec-

Userqehf a. repugnant to God.

US ei4u a. that has received God;
received or accepted of God, agreea-
ble to God.

Useteefy a. chosen of God.

US feeficsesan i WS fliseg a. that has the
wisdom of God, instracted by heaven.

US frounc[t fet 8. oracle: 8. USafro_
ane 2 fed.

Usergf s. Son of God.

1|.5.»εἐἰϑ [εν 5. divinity; deity ; God.

[δες sf. goddess.

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USnLuwf a, thathas received or em-
braced God.

Usocunyg a. instructed by God.

δ πεν, 9) ee δπκιμων ad. heaven-
ly, by God, of God, divinely.

Usacpury a. atheist; 5. apostate.

Ud ea earpen ne {Ὁ με, 8. piety, religion,
love or worship of God.

US ony br cov ozs by rest a. theocratical.

Usaghiunne{[Pfe% 4. theocracy; divine
majesty. [piety.

Usafpoe{tfe%s.love of God, charity,

Usnbuncl?fet s. vision of God, di-
vine intuition.

Usoplh ad. divinely, godly.

| | ee a {| Re Ὃ

Tewneun ad. hence, thence.

Ueemrainfit ad. hence; here.

Dep, paws pry OF ams. fleece, wool.

Unpupkp a. lanigerous.

Wepergapds , wg a.s. dealer in wool.
ΡΣ: aps ald fred ὃ. wool-trade.
ΠΣ Σ a. woolly.

Wepbuy , Wopigkia. lanigerous, wool-
ly ; woollen.

Dug 5. Ueusgqnesud

Deak a. clever, capable; — ἔνε,» to
be capable. [be clever.

UwwhkS, kgf va.to be capable, to

᾿)μννωγ 2, fg 8. matter; timber; tim-
ber-work, carpentry. (ner.

Urn ary dargnge ; ag ὃ. carpenter, joi-

Unrasgdusy np nl(d fret ὃ. carpentry,
joinery.

| | Pn Pr ὃ. || Pr | Pe ae .

Derudiught, kgf va. to bite.

ors ass ifs » “πεν dnehp ’ fishy 8. tooth ;
«κε. δε Πρ as μεν κων th essay » set, row of
teeth; yoptily ass tse κεν ebeveees , to indent;
fenpenuhtys, appr ky qusmuntnetu .to break
the teeth, to notch, to break off; — ss:
δέει. to bite ; ssntaey usnnunhiusirg , tO set
the teeth on edge; 4h, q—, to extract
or draw outa tooth; gare cssreslishy ,
tooth-ache ; gase& — fel, Thave the tooth-
ache ; afr eres —, carious tooth; εἴπερ bey
quunudate, to brush or clean the
teeth; ἔν χων, eq sza cen cas εἴτε Taas » to gnash,
to show the teeth.

Ooo asifiapryd- §.dentist, tooth-drawer.

hors cas ifs ὦ cs ofp (gaps [+) ὃ. forceps; a.
toothless; -- ἔν ῥα, to lose the tecth.

Uwrufiayphg ὑπ ν᾽ va. to bite.

Uerfinufofy πε Γ va, to extract

or draw out a tooth.

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Der enPhsshehyneon 8. tooth-pick, tooth-
picker.

U,a0ifiee4at 8. forceps: dentist.

Ducwifiw th a. denticulated, notched,
indented; -- gaps&,, to notch, to break
ἃ piece off. fedge.

era fharnne. α. that sets the teeth on

Uowitiunne[Pfer 4. setting on edge.

᾿νε,» a. bit or bitten; -- κι,
uk,. to bite, to wound with the teeth.

UnwrurFi-usgf ad. with the teeth.

ἴτε διε a. toothed, notched,
dented.

Usb, mbipy 4. tribunal, court, aw
dience, auditory, assembly of judges,
seat, bar; magistrate ; senate ; ,-- ἤχων,
“ub,, to call before a tribunal or coun-
Cil; gradiupky, g—, to convoke, to call
together an assembly.

Uet bt a. hateful, odious; tiresome,
disagreeable, unpleasant; that bears
hatred, malevolent.

Derkyne (2 fetus. hate, aversion, hor-
rour, rancour, enmity, dislike.

ἴων διΓ, kgf va. to hate, to abhor, to
detest; to become tired of, to take a
dislike to. [claimer.

Ueki 5. speaker, orator, de-

Der bap uth a. oratorical, decla-
matory.

DebtwputhS, kgf un. to harangue,
to speak in public, to declaim.

Qerbtiupuine{Pfe% 5. harangue, pu-
blic speech, oration, declamation.

Derbtgpkt, κω va. to report, to
stenograph.

UsokteaurgprnelP fed ς. reporting, judi-
cian report.

Dekiwainfp s.secretary: chancellor.

« [νυνδή pr [Ὁ fet 8. secretaryship,
secretary’s office.

| | ee S. 1}.μνδίνω μοι, . (tor.

Ujesrbteecrh uer7, wey 8. Magistrate, sena-

Deb twkusyne{P- fh 5. Magistracy-

Uebinwhwt a- that belongs to courts
of justice, judicial; public, oratorical;
8. orator; magistrate; judge; practi-
tioner. [ judge.

[}.υν δα , wy 8. chief-justice,

Derkicapiap, pbifefun. to be summo-
ned before a tribunal.

Uenpeu, fg 8. atlas.

Weng a. full, fat, abundant, fertile;
— Suni, eared, an ear (of corn)-

Uerngutd, ssyey un. to fill, to be
full, fertile or fat.

OPO.
Denpankep, 8. ὕπαρ >—~Sasuhp ; yel-

low ear (of corn).
2 δ» δὲν ἐΣ ὅν caste bof, “ va. to fill to

make fall or fat. μὴ ;

Uenpas{Ffe% s. fulness, abundance,
fertalily,’ripeness.

Cee ase foly aa by sass Uarenfhiegh a. 3. attic.

Ueepurg rye a. red, of a fiery colour.

Ueperth a. fiery, ardent, burning,
red-hot, inflamed.

De pe Sein ess fy 1 og δ. pistol.

Uepeczet , wg δ. fire-temple (of
Persians).

ραν. acip, agp a. quick, prompt,
dexterous, nimble ; rapid, swift ; expe-
ditious ; frequent 5 ad. quickly, prompt-
ly, adroitly, swiftly, speedily ; -~, very
quickly, very soon. ues

μα καρ μερν , CO. that talks uently,

Opa giepmtbac{Ff% 8. quickness of
speech, verbosity ; facility of expres-
sion.

Derwge she a. that writes quick.

Upwgsezheey a. that walks or goes
quick, swift, rapid.

Opargeegnje a. very quick, quicker.

gree garg pr ne[d fret ὅ. tachygraphy.

waging, by 8. toil, net to catch ani-

mals: S. Basteg , Wass

; Uh prone gp cao fF bo. ᾿ σι ᾳιυζδ nfs a. that
flies fast, winged, swift, rapid, nimble,
prompt.

Upewguapney a. that hears, under-
stands easily or readily; that has fine
ears. (quick.

ΠΡΟΣ a. that moves, stirs

Dewy snfrueine a. that fades, withers
or dries soon.

Opa guefroe a. that speaks rapidly.

Upwzarsaen a. that happens, arrives
or comes quickly. (ty, clever.

ὕ νων,» de a. acute, ingenious, wit-

βραχασζωρο a. that moves quick,
light, active, nimble, quick, dexterous.

Opener ay ony carp Srna (2 [εν &. agility, light-
ness, quickness, dexterity ; flexibility.

Dy gerdanfuXet a. that is soon end-
ed or dead.

[παῤ a. that soon changes.

ongonpeny a. that walks fast, quick,
nimble.

ὕ ας ΔΓ, bof vn.to hurry one’s self,
to hasten, to be diligent.

DpwghgacgutlS, σε, va. to hasten,
to press, to accelerate, to dispatch.

“ἀπ νίθ ng a. that runs quick, swift.

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Op oghy art » pysry ὃ. stork.

fiusgnint ἴδ. sas fast p αῇᾷ © ;

Upesgne(Pfeh 5. celerity, velocity,
acceleration, rapidity, nimbleness,
swiftness, speed. |

Upeurgret S. Uyreng-

wqneunest: a. who learns quickly.

Urine 8. Buapentg- |

Upesd, ag, fy 8. ulcer, ulceration ;
eicatrice ; spot, stain.

Upwsg£f a. marked or pitted with
the small pox.

Upuwdstd, οί υα. ἴο graze,to pasture,
to keep, to take care of; -- q4mqlu,
to cherish vain hopes, to build castles
in the air.

U, presd fil’, b-qeny un. to pasture, to feed.

Uyak a. male; gr. masculine; <p,
S. Dawhuhp 3 -- (Fhe, odd 5 - or sph hash,
jaundice.

| δεν a. public ; - ἍΧκο εν cag κων ς, y
“ἡ πη νων ν POA Much frequented, tho-
roughfare.

λων. 8. Jupiter, Jove.

Uh proce ων ope bs aasy α- Armenian.

Ugeessleeh Pury) ΠΣ; a. sf. married
woman; — w#«%b,;, to impregnate, to
violate. _

Upwdbnt a, Armenian.

Upassscnry a. hard, strong.

win, ag & Spot, stain, blemish ;
vice, fault, defect ; Sign, natural mark ;
blot, disgrace; y— Say4,, to regard
amorously or indecently.

Ope ace arn ase § assy br sary a. that regards inde-
cently or amorously, immodest.

Upusmucnp a. vitious, faulty.

Deere tse σι { μεν δ. stain, conta-
mination; vice, defect, imperfection ;
deficiency.

Upresrscs γα, ἔην va. to spot, to stain,
to soil, to spoil, to blot, to vitiate, to
contaminate.

wp, ng & act, action, fact, deed,
work ; production, creation; -ρ ὅρα,
ἐδ . exploit, achievement.

Upped, ng 8. creature, created
being; creation; generation; work,
deed, action-

Ua peace γε δ᾽ carey sence al” a. who writes the
creation of the world, (Moses).

UD, proce press oss br ass a. of Ararat ; - (A cas og 0s,
copne(P fra, the kingdom of Armenia.

Oypupps s. creator ; author.

Dy apry union 8. master of the cere-
monies.

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Upupnga[Pfer 4. rite, ceremony; - | puberty; jy-« Sewwhk, to attain the

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turgy.. * fan act of theatre.
Opuprews 5. action; work, deed;
Dgerpsugip a. written by the hand

or by the inspiration of the creator.

Un preeers cas nd 8. creator.

poupsimgop’s Ed, kof va. to create.
Uperpsugapdsac[3 fet 8. creation.
wpsughea.established or ordain-
ed by the creator.

Upeapseshuh a. that belongs to the
creator; that creates ; efficient, plastic.

Dgerpsusht pn a. made or constructed
by the creator. [carries the creator.

Upeepsubfe a. that has carried or

Upepsuhfg a. associate in the crea-
tion.

Uh presses cas arg be on 8. creator, author.

ΠΣ Σ a. that has seen the
creator; that is seen by the creator.

sas 1s eas oss ΩΝ a. that resembles the
creator, that is made after the image
of the creator. [by the creator.

Unprasepesesennep ᾿ Un prseegrs esse sng. a. given

Upespnsac(t fet s. creation.

Up-wg 8. sixth ancient month of the
Armenians.

Upewth wh, Ehp, bw s. footman,
groom, Waiter; servant ; -- dizapmehp,
ast. satellite.

Ugewtt idk gf un. to serve 3 — φειδι͵
πείθων, to be the slave of one’s
passions.

[σειν μι [Ὁ ch 8. service.

Opeéu, a. drunk, inebriated, intoxi-
cated; gwh—, whipped, beaten with a
stick.

Uvet;he s.linebriety, drunkenness.

Dpebiuat, kguy un. to get drunk, to
intoxicate, to drink to excess.

Deetgnqs. drinker.

ναῖε 9} 5. drunkenness, intoxi-
cation, inebriation; -- aspfsanfg, intoxi-
cation of the passions ; — 4pAncuiug,
transport of joy ; χωρίς —[Phunlp, to
enjoy drunkenness.

Deak gacguibked, negfl: va. to intoxi-
cate, to inebriate; to soak, to make
drink. 3

Opeghe omy δ. tippler, tipsy.

σερα πε (μεν s. drunkenness, ine-
briation ; .y— 4«0.utk,, to intoxicate, to
get drunk, tipsy.

Ugerei s. act of drinking; drink.

Dperchp , πεῖν 8. pl. puberty, age of

age of puberty, to grow; y—u Swubuy,
adult, pubescent, marriageable.

Ugencguth dl, negls va. to give to
drink, to soak; to water, to steep.

Upeeeghs a. who makes one drink.

pencgnifa δ. the act of making one
drink; the act of watering.

Ug ger Susenstip Se pl. S. ἱναιωξιωων»ε,
(Phen.

Unger ξεν kd, Eof vna. to have pity
or compassion, to grieve, to console,
to comfort; to conjure, to entreat, to
demand, to intercede.

Up prSurne{I b> 8. compassion, care ;
consolation, comfort; prayer, suppli-
cation, intercession.

Uyrpesteash , rg 5. broth.

Upguty, f ory 8. matrix, womb,
belly, bosom; abdomen; paq, wisp τ»
vagina. ~

posses, ag Ce fertile, fruitful,
abundant, fecund.

ναι εν [ὃ fect s.fer tility, fecun-
dity, abundance. ᾿

Upgeubp, wkwg's. pl. fruit, produc-
tion; benediction, grace, favour ; effect,
work.

Uy gecse certo a. fertile.

Uyrgccre cute er gay a. fertile soil.

Uggerembgacld fet 8. fertility.

Upzé,» Uetz 9. hinderance, ob-
stacle, opposition, impediment, embar-
rassment, difficulty, delay, obstruction;
encumbrance; prohibition, forbid-
dance, inhibition, interdiction ; arrest;
detention, prison; contrary, opposing;
- kh beg gqusheast » interdict 7 wan leby sae ὃν
hwhk,, pbuk,, to arrest, to hinder, to
contradict, to oppose, to embarrass; J~
wphwtk,, ty arrest, to imprison, to im:
mure, to encloister.

Upp tpl a. encloistered, arrested,
enclosed, detained, imprisoned.

νει, Ugh pesting 8. arrest, de-
tention, prison: lazaretto, quarantine ;
“νι y-«, to arrest, to imprison.

Upgbpuluctp s. pl. cloister.

Upgb bt, koh S. Upghpond-

Uyrézeg 8. park, close; cloister.

[σα πε «, ιν να. ἴο hinder, to a
struct, to arrest; to close, to shut, :
enclose; to sequester, to hold, to 1m
prison; to forbid, to interdict, to Pre
hibit; to amuse, to occupy; to interrup’
to disturb.

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Upset ya.m% 8. forbiddance, prohibi-
tion, interdiction; retention, hinder-

ance ; -- khk-gkgwkwt, interdict.
[να αν a. important, considerable; of-
ficacious ; working ; —o, a working day.
q conj. ad. now; accordingly; at

present, now, presently, recently, late- .

ly;- fh, just now, directly, newly,
very lately.

σα δ fs a. new-born. -

Up g-ewcenchh a. new planted.

gun, ng a. just, upright, faithful,
honest, loyal, well disposed, worthy,
equitable, reasonable, legitimate; ad.
justly, equitably, truly.

qy.100 ys corpuscles a. veracious, just.

. Nye psseprestploury ’ ᾿)μνη μου [ζῆ ad.
Just, upright, honest, innocent.

; Dd ἢ [δ᾽ a. just, equitable, up-
right ; justifying.

“πεν ὃ one. [Ὁ fre $. justice, equi-
ty, integrity, probity ; justification, act
of justifying.

να ἢ ων a.that judges equitab-

ly, just, equitable. [ment.

qgupuwyscmne(Ihs.equitable judge-
UpqumpronptneG as justly tormented.

“ἴων a» that thinks justly,

that is just, equitable in his judgement.
σημείου S. Uy
— Uggep eh a. just, equitable, upright,
Innocent.
Upqispwhsba.a. who weighs, judges
equitably, just, equitable.
Upgusperhaped a. very just, upright.
gree pred oe ὦ. innocent, just, honest.
ag sas presstr easel; τ᾿ τῇ UN. ἴο justify one’s
self, to prove one’s innocence; to be
justified.
Upqeapwgytu ad. justly, equitably,
deservedly, rightly, fitly, exactly.
Upgepwuke a. that loves justice,
just, upright.
[.. 4... ῥα α. sentenced or judged
equitably ; who sentences justly.
Upgerpusgp a. ad. just, equitable, le-
gitimate ; justly, legitimately.

ag es reas ὅτε. ἡ κοὐ ἦν ob, negh va. to justi-
fy, to declare innocent, to acquit, to
excuse, to exculpate, to clear, to ab-
solve, to save ; -- guwhdy , to make excu-
ses ;-%, justification: [cative.

ὕμνησαν, σεῦ; a. justifying, justifi-

Upgepée ad. truly, in truth, cer-
tainly, surely, yes, yes truly, yes in-
deed, really.

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Opasnpne (2 [ut δ. justice, equity,
right, uprightness, loyalty, fidelity ;
rectitude, reason.

Upegiut 8. σα -

Uypbep αὐ. perhaps, never, if, not,
still, even; certainly, undoubtedly, in-
decd; ζω ρ —, will you? ns huphdt —,
I cannot ; easy Tes cas of [ εἴδανε εν εν E, πα [εν
τς ae—-,he is as learned as any one;
εἰν f sprog lig — (dt “sy I know not
whether I shall do it or not? Smpgutkp
BE — ubphglf qtkg, you ask if I love
you? ἐδ —,God forbid! [now; before.

᾿νε», Upqbt fol ad- already, even

Uprl. γώ a. present, new, recent,
modern; — δίδω,» newly born; -g»
the moderns.

Urrbet 8. Uper here -

Uggbetuupkp ’ Upp εν ει [μεν a. meri-
torious, fruitful, useful, profitable.

Ug fetesinad, αν un. to be carried
into effect, to produce some effect or
fruit. [,ωδεδιιωμέρ °

[σαί Teassg cases Wipe foe oees ese re S. Ue.

Upgbtunnpld, bgp va. to fructify,
to bear fruit, to make a favourable
impression, to be advantageous.

Uy pb teapneld fret ὃ. production,
fruit, utility. [man.

Uppfetupep α.8. fruitful; husband-.

Uy gb tepuspne [3 fret ὃ. production;
tillage, agriculture.

να, εἴν ἡ πα. asthe, negh va. to make
useful or fruitful, to produce, to fruc-
tify ; to effect, to execute, to complete.

Upp fetuacnp , wg a. meritorious, use-
ful, fruitful.

ghtueng fl, ἤ un. to be meri-

torious or fruitful. (fruit, utility.

Up fetercnpael(t fet ὃ. fecundity ;

Upghetp, phuitg 8. pl. production,
fruit, utility; work; merit; deed, effect,
operation; price; reality; apzbudpp,
ad. in effect, really, actually, positive-
ly; τω δὲς. to effect, to execute, to
fulfil Ἢ ΓΤ) - uk fe, the words were
fulfilled, realized 5 fyresgts frark, — sasqeascyese_
{εν ὦ dyujbu, the actions speak for
themselves; — Ppwg, EXPerience 5 yap
2. να frpugs. by experience.

ναί, kof va. to polish up; -
que fe, to iron linen.

Uersupunchy sf. pl. new-brides.

Upqt, prchp δ. lance, spear.

U ppleuakbr ὕ pra tecasesops a. javelin-
bearer, pikeman.

Ot
Upekpohe, a. tilter; - fb, to tilt;
— frapaphae[Pfe% ,joust, tournament.
Upgqee, wy s. artabe, epha, (an an-
cient measure of the capacity of 65
litres).
νέαν fs. sun: the eighth ancient
month of the Armenians; - .pusqap, np.
city of the sun, Heliopolis; y- ἔσεωξ,
on the eastern side.
Ug qurhiu ᾽ ace fy casts ᾽ ἤμπεδιρ ry hut 8.
sun; S. Upke-
Wage be pss byoses pros ad. sunlike. ~
Upbguhtwl 4. balcony.
Ughqeahiuchbg a. burnt by the sun,
tanned.
Deb ght ΧΊ, Σ a. where the sun
shoots or enters, bright; solar.
Uphqgushiuyfit a. solar.
Vag gesslfieccsogk es Ss. Uh prea ss ye ane pr care °
Upbqubinente @. where the sun
shines or shoots, luminous, clear.
UD poe og sas tras of orgy a. shining like the
sun, brilliant, resplendent, clear.
Upégucfes a. bright, luminous.
Upteqiw a. exposed to the sun.
Upégacthf a. sunny. [warm.
Ἰωδαέ a. warmed by the sun,
_ Upét a. strong, violent.
Upbfat δ. jaundice.
1) γείνω [4 a. of the same blood, con-
sanguineous, kindred, relation.
Upbbuhgne[tfet 8. consanguinity,
kindred.
Upst02%-S a. bloody, sanguinary.
Opec, os. sun; light; life, day; ,--
we. gay, to come in broad, day-light,
to come before the sun sets ; y-% δρᾳ.
πεν to swear by one’s days or life ;
TP “15 Γ «ἡ J Ey Sukh qpGby »-ξ. to
deprive of light, to blind; y—-& esehes_
bhkys η-- Suunwhk,, to murder, to kill;
to lose one’s life; ῥ᾽ dimmnk, —a., the
setting of the sun; shpwhhy, fp Suqgky
nc, the rising of the sun; μα ,--
acpnp, to drink to the health of
some one, to toast; sienp, bpp —nz,
sun set or —-down, sun rise.
Upbemguy, f& 4. day-break, dawn,
sun rise.
Upbheuguind 8. tropic.
Πὰν δε kts. bot. vanilla; heliotrope.
Upbessg frerwl 5. helioscope.
Uys ευδυηξί, s. bot. litmus, turnsole,
sun-flower.
UDpbewdaynp 5. Uh rhe casg rg»
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U,pkewbh, a. tanned; — pee, to be
sun-burnt. stroke.
Upbemgup pbifr un. to have a sun-

UpbewSupe S. Uh Bacar eg-s0 »

U hesalled » Πιυσεε ων εἴξερ δε [9 fd δι
perihelion.

UD, pbeustaliatene {2 fret 8. parhelion.

D, pbrecusennp (gnpdf) 8. heliometer.

Uh pb cess eyez a.who worships the sun.

U pl cesgeyg (gapsf) 8. Znomon.

Ugh csngie.guak Γ sun-dial. -

U,phesepion. a. splendid, brilliant.

Ube kp hn 8. orientalist.

Wh υ δε δριοδ κω σι sastoeg. a 8s. conqueror
or master of the eastern regions.

U peek pahangth »U pee bypakrys δ. east-
ern region, East.

Upeek pets α- that has appeared or
shone in the East.

Dye bh uy » brag α- δ. oriental; -g»
wptekhe, the orientals ; the eastern
regions.

Upbekikah a. oriental, eastern;
ὁ "πη ἢ, -" east-wind ; kph fr. kage --ἰ
East, eastern region.

Upeekpe: Seb 8. pl. Kast; sun rise;
eastern regions, the orientals; guy.
ζει, supksbys ἴο set towards the
Kast; hapnesutely y galt by 4:ὠρἕτε μα,
to turn from the East. [ing term).

Upéefh 4. little or sweet sun (jest-

ἴσεξεβ)ε a. ungrateful.

Upkeheny α. ἃ Sunny day; fine
weather.

U,pbesdincmnp, dinfy 8. pl. West; sun
set; the western nations ; γωρέ εἴν αν
hryw, westerly, towards the west.

U, pbeslick say » ἔνι 4 8. west; -ρ' the
western nations.

Upiedinkwe a. westerly, western,
west; 5a_%-, west, westerly wind;
iat —, west, western region.

Un pkegurane[s [εν Se health ; toast;
poten hey ΣΟΥ ἴο give a toast, to
drink to the health of some one.

Upkenpzfe 8. pl. sons or worship-
pers of the sun.

Dg s. alum.

Ue, ῥὶ s. Mars, (god and planet);
-ἰ Of -δωΐδν gunn, field of Mars.

Uplemip, y- ad. awake.

Upltvuher a. watchful, vigilant.

Ug lPiauttanl, ν casezeasy UN. to awake.

᾿), ον». 5} 8. watch ; want of sleep:
vigilance, diligence, precaution, care.

plans, (Ping a. watchful, that does

Ofd
not sleep; alert, lively, vigilant, dili-
gent, careful; —4am,, to watch; pact
-“ shipd, to doze, to drowse, to be
asleep.

UpS at, fy a. worthy, proper, suit-
able, fit; cheap; s. dignity; right, e-
quity, justice;—£, it suits, it befits, it
8 Necessary ; as £ -- » it is not just, ne-
cessary, convenient; — 4ssdimpk,. to
judge worthy; to deign; ms — Sussfiapfy.
to disdain, to judge unworthy ; -- fas
Ep, was it necessary? -- ἃ fuse &, it
is just to, fit; Jay “ aneeey » ΟΣ ὟΣ
“τ. to give, to sell, to buy cheap or
cheaply. (thy.

Up strug nd a. laudable, praise-wor-

Uh po Hess tr nas Soa r0_sas eg. a. worthy heir.

Uplatwynep a. that deserves to be
heard. τοὶ

Up a inwSayq a. justly ‘demanded ;
that demands worthily.

pS wise a, that happens deser-
vedly, worthy.

eS castro cases rep a. paid justly.

pd scsierS σα ων α. credible, worthy
of being believed, faithful, worthy to
be trusted or believed.

UpF νιν ΐοιυεΓ, σφ un. to be worthy,
to deserve, to make one’s self worthy.

Det attewreysepr. a. worthy of ho-
nour, honourable, that deserves res-
pect, respectable.

Wh god exer ncr ong nes νον. νε [Ὁ [εν ὃ. dignity,
eminent quality, greatness, honour,
character.

pet ates ls ad. worthily.

Upd ssturdusyk, a. Worthy, jus; very
suitable, becoming.

astro (Ὁ «- ἡ εε, ἔν od, neg va. to make
’ worthy.

Upt wturenp a. that deserves, wor-
thy, just, meritorious.

| eT a kgf va. to deserve,
to render worthy ; to obtain, to procure.

| Pe eT Eguy un. to be wor-
thy, to merit.

Opt whusrenpaf{th s. dignity, merit.

Wa pod crs Keane aft ase ve. a. worthy of glory,
that deserves to be glorified.

Oped wich, kgf va. — “ὦ νοῦ, osslass to
coin, to mint; to stamp, to impress. |

Og wt pig “εν, Uh poh esse pital ας, a.
that is worthy of being received or
granted, agreeable.

wif a. worthy, that deserves
something; just, convenient, suitable,

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decent, proper ; — Sunliupby,, to deigns
quay —, to go Worthily, conformably 7
-ι pun aS usbenyts y Jr ad. worthily,
justly, suitably ; -,bub,, to be worthy, .
to deserve; - wnhls, Ss. Wa pe F εὐὗνεωε μ le of

UpFuthp, thw s.pl. dignity, merit,
importance ; pus wpdS-ahbwg, Worthily,
meritoriously. | (stamp.

Uptuwip s.pl. dignity, merit: coin,

Upgtéd, Egf un. to cost, to amount,
to stand in; to be worth; Suascusup —,
to be equivalent.

Ugt bgnegutkl, negfe va. to esti-
mate, to price, to value.

Up+£4f% s. prime cost, cost price.

Uretke, Updtaync{ah s. value, price.

Ueb> poy, plug a. valiant, valo-
rous, courageous, manly, strong, bold,
intrepid, brave; Uyfe, the Persians.

σία ad. valiantly, valorously,
courageously, manly, bravely, strong-
ly, vigorously ; resolutely, generously,
magnanimously.

Upfehet a. masculine, manly,
strong; valiant, courageous; — γα.»
the Persian nation.

Upfrutinad, ἐσ, un. to have courage,
energy, to be strong, to be notable for
courage.

Uphatiau, fs. Arian.

UD pbae gee. «αὐ, ἔς οὔ, νεὴῦ va.to encou-
rage, to embolden, to strengthen.

Upbel2h s. valour, courage, brave-
ry, boldness, firmness, steadiness.

Uphet, pl-utug 4. blood, kin; — feos
πη» unpressed Wine, must, Wine ; a
τ δ νεἴξε tls pik y’ χα ζω γι to imbrue with
blood, to spot with blood; -- 44qacz, to
shed blood, to kill, to wound; -- 4.#%b,,
to bleed ; Sauneifis aus bx «ὧν, ’ hemorrhage;
ἄσημα. upbwt, who sheds blood with
another, consanguineous, of the same
blood, related; S. Dayut aye.

Upfetugnjt a. of a blood colour,
red, sanguine.

Ung ῬΙΝῚ a. bloody-

Wage fre Seeas [F-0as [F- case. a. bloody, dyed,
stained with blood.

Upefretenpbg a- full of blood.

Upfetewfsutd a. bloody, bloodthirs-
ty, sanguinary, cruel, that delights in
shedding human blood; that loves
blood. [blood.

Upfetoufeont a. bloody, mixed with

Wage fra tess hysasy » i ὅ. vessel to hold
blood, cup of libation.

Wa

Upepeteushust, Upfetesbg ῶ. δ. san-
guinary ; murderous, bloodshedder.

Up fbtnnshqne{d prt ὃ. bloodshed,
slaughter, massacre, carnage, bloodi-
ness.

Ug bteshnu a. bleeding, bloody.
᾿ Ugbetunjbggoe(Ffe% 4. abundance of

ood.

Og tz, ft a. sanguine, that abounds
in blood, sanguineous.

Opbetustenl, uguy yn. to be turned
or changed into blood; to become red.

Uphetustk pl a. coloured with blood.

Upbeteustye% a, marked with blood.

Upebetwzuen a. who has much blood,
sanguine. [blood shed.

Unpbetasmgapin a. responsible for

Dp [εν μα α. who has little blood.

Upfetmukp a. that loves blood, san-
guinary. |

Upfeterppne a. blood-sucking, bloo-
dy, sanguinary, bloodthirsty.

Da ge freSoess cass εν a. who emits blood,
bloody.

Uphenbd, κοΐ va. to bleed.

Opeth pune a. colour of blood, red,
bloody.

Upf-tptd oy a. offered with the blood.

Upbetsbqae(Fpet 8. Vppetumsbqad-

Up btSaunc{2 fet s. hemorrhagy.

Ug betnang. a. watered with blood.

Dypbetow a. sanguine, full of blood.

Upbetapuk a. having the colour of
blood, sanguine, red.

Ug fetennegan a. bloody, full of blood;
sanguinary, bloodthirsty.

Updul?, “ δ. silver; coin, money,
Species 5 —cy ane, ἡ μεν Χίων.» to sell for
ready money; péph, -ν to take or
wear the silver off; ωἷνοί. -- αν a silver
vase. [5. slave.

ὑυυδωίη ft a. bought’ for money;

Ups a[F-wqrju a. silvery, having the
colour of silver.

Updo lP-aqapd ’ ῥ. ay ἅὅ-. silver-
smith; a. silver. (silversmith.

Updo ld wgnpda[F pet 8. trade ofa

Π) νδιυ[δ gos a. silvered.

]),νδιωυίδιυηοδ κά, kgfrva. to silver, to
plate, to wash with silver.

Dpoualdaed pup a. that hides or has
hidden the money. (silver.

Ugo oslF ah ashy , Saslusy s.pl. mine of

Ueruldatoy, πε ῥη 8. melter of
silver, silversmith; a. melted or made
with silver; that is entirely of silver.

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Uh pe: sce lF-sas Maes Misses S. [δ᾽ (δ ξω »

| δ᾽ ὦ [9 ἐν ἐφ ors a. silvered.

Ups lP wana. that has received or
borrowed money.

DpSalPuukp a. that loves money,
avaricious, covetous, too fond ofmoney.

Oh ped cca (F cas sf ar Xess. 8. silversmith, who
sells silver-plate ; money-changer.

U, pr cco (F-sarracsys oy silversmith.

Ud aslP sesfpouyy a. Shining or polished
like silver, silvery, having the colour
of silver.

Ups[thgkt a. silvery, made of sil-
ver; δ. silver plate.

UpdulthS, &gf va. to silver.

U.esultf a. silvery, made of silver;
8. silver-coin.

Ups [Foca 8. silvering.
᾿ Unprd «οὐδε εἥνεω 8. trunk ; poor-box.

Ages ultufpocl[th-n, ὑνδιωίδριησσε,
(tpn s. love of money, avarice.
va. to stir, to poke, to blow the fire;
to incense, to animate, to irritate; to
revive, to renovate, to renew.

Ups apd fs a. kindler.

pd pd athe $s. rekindling.

Uys be S. Upeacf-

UpSths, kyf va. to enamel.

Ud ecu fd ὃ. griffin.

Updacmpup ὃ. eagle-stone.

Updeckinwh a. that has the sign of
an eagle; s. eagle (standard).

Ugsach, Snery,s δ᾽ πε- κι α S. eagle;
dung. wpony, eagiet ; δα —, eagles.

Upranciiy a. that has an aquiline
nose.

Uses a. endorsed, cloathed.

Uphu*, fy 8. misfortune, disaster,
calamity, mischance, mishap, danger,
peril, risk, hazard, chance, adversity,
storm, tempest, evil.

Uphuteb s.a. clothing, dress, &p-
parel; cloak; that throws, that puts,
that pours.

Uphuttw, mphp va. to cast, to
throw, to shoot; to put away, to re-
ject; to reduce to, to bring to; to sow,
to scatter, to spread; to pour out,
shed; to mix; ᾧ “ἘΞ - σωΐνῖν, to inter-
meddle, to intrude, to enter; - ᾧ #2
ὑ tkpps, to thrust in, to introduce, to
mix; -- f dpwu, to insinuate; - φαῖῦ
pig. f thppry, to undergo; — qheph'

wit tunle, to endorse, to put on ones
back; to put on, to dress one’s self; -

Ore

“εκ... to make bricks ; — gh, to win-
BOW COMM; — σησριῖνε[βεν. to pity; --
pee seat, ping. upog, to whet, to shar-
pen; — pla “μηρία, tO BAW; — Paep, to
pour water; gacfdu —, to pity; frncth
~. to cense, to perfume with incense ;
b eva fe --᾿ to seek, to trouble one’s
self to find; fayx —, to cry, to scream,
to shriek; fusytu, ww —, to bargain,
to make an agreement, to contract;
dbXw —, to cast or draw lots; fp hfy,
b dup. f gnpd —, to use, to employ, to
make use of; tha” —, to undertake; -
eve one ess [Ὁ se fy ἐν ας. αὐ ustrop , to make doubtful,
to doubt; - fp danmgoku, to forget; ~
qubdh fh dust. to place one’s self in
danger ; - ὁ ἡσκδεμνζ us nne(F prt, to re-
duce to despair.

[αὐ fl, ρων vp. to throw one’s
self, to fall; to dress one’s self.

Uphy, Gkqsg 8. chest; caisson;
trunk, box; gbsy yuphkq, to pack up,
to put in a chest; Sutby μωρᾷδηξ, to
unpack.

Uphqugapsd ’ Uedqehb pn 8.α. trunk-
maker, box-maker; made like a box
or trunk.

Ophqurhuy. wy 8. cashier. [box.

Urkabt 3. ouakel: cash-box, small

Up feng 5. ἢ μήνμανᾷ-

Uphnccod 8. ὕσζωδ δ.α.

Upsmiuns a. despicable, contempti-
ble, vile, abject, low, poor, sorry.

Upsadiensuhp s.pl. contempt, dis-
dain; outrage, offence, injury; ἀρ.
φινοἴχω ιν akep ad. disdainfully, contemp-
tuously.

OpSardeepsid, kgf va. to despise, to
repulse, to disdain ; to aggrieve, to of-
fend; to vex; to debase.

Soden 5 fs UD, pr 5 nenafans ye 5 0 a. con-
eae despicable, disdainful, of-
fensive.

UprS odlerp hue ld feed ὃ. contempt, dis-
dain, abjection, shame; vexation, of-
fence, humiliation.

Opsechpe . we peg 8. fright, terrour,
great and sudden fear, dread, conster-
nation, shéck.

Opshouw , etc. 8. ΙΖ » ete.

Uptucqaieg., wey δ. echo; resound,
Tepercussion ; — «νων to echo.

Ζῆν, wy a. free, loose, untied;
open, unsealed; vast, spacious; ample ;
licentious, rash, dissolute, debauched,
unbridled; prosaic; - ews, prose; -

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Φεωεἶπιωζ dusk» Doldly, frankly ; --, freely.

Upsushupint 5. prose-writer.

Uptusheasien S. fy prusprdiusl

Dpserhunfuyne 8. suburbs; outskirts
(of a town).

Uptwhinpugep δ. open town, coun-
try town; without fortification.

Dptuhespuy a. free, that goes with-
out hinderance, freely.

Uptuhéue sf. woman divorced by
her husband.

Ugtuhest, kgf va. to untie, to loo-
sen, to detach, to break ; to unchain, to
slacken; to unpack, to unfold; to un-
load, to deliver; to dispatch, to expe-

dite, to send; to release, to let go; to

relax; to throw, to thrust, to fling, to
shoot; to discharge, to disband,’ to
dismiss ; - ῥ Es pres to absolve; — per
σϑὔνω ang ane pues ess esr ἤ case, to sling ; “Σιων “--᾿ ἴο
scream, to cry; ανξιν --» to ogle, to cast
eyes ON; — Awnaguyl(Fu, to cast a
brilliancy, to shine ; purge, fscsyS ων γενε Sous
-, to sparkle; fg -, to fling, to yerk;
thine —, to draw the bow; Spmsguin—,
to let offa gun; 4p -, to fire a can-
non; — g4fu, to divorce ; -- qunkwh, to
dismiss the session; — gap, to dismiss
ἃ person; pap -- » to fart, to break wind.

Uh ped acs hy he pressssusste ’ U podacly Eps cases sssTecee ᾧ, a.
ad. unbridled, unruly; helter-skelter.

Uh pr deel feel, LE guy un. to be untied,
delivered, detached, liberated.

θυ ωζ; a. who delivers, unties, li-
berates.

Uptahort, s. deliverance; shoot;
disbanding troops; dismission; — ’f
hls ἡ μονα ͵ absolution ; ~ Lprgestsfe ; dis-
charge; -- 4uaf, divorce.

Uptwhnege 8. leave, holidays; 8.
Uprtechae iti.

Updtusth, ag 8. column; statue, figu-
re, image, idol; instrument, writing;
Lh puskyk wh —p, the pillars of Hercules;
hun -- widnawy, to become an eternal
monument.

Dgptwthughp, gpug 8. inscription,
title; epitaph; trophy, protocol; ma-
triculation.

Updushugnpeds a. stone, stony; 8. 8.
Usap bugs - [ὁ πε per.

1) νων τρδ' τε [Ὁ pct S. Wrap puergor

νυ ιωΐνα phd, bof: va. to inscribe,
to write; to enrol, to check; to regis-
ter; to record, to draw deeds; to enter
a will.

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Dpedusinay gene [Ὁ βε΄, 8, acts, registers ;
enrolment, writing, deed, book, roll,
record, protocol; inscription; account,
list, memorial; calendar of the ancient
Romans.

Uptutihwh 3. register; epitaph ; fu-
neral sermon.

Up dactrasteusd, mgeng UN. to become
like a statue, to be firm, fixed; to stop;
to stand, to stand upright.

Upsuwgnr guid, acgf va. to con-
vert into a statue; to raise, to erect;
to establish; to exhibit, to represent;
to inscribe, to write; to register, to
record.

Opeuwtnc (Ppt, Updatoeath 5. stabi-
lity ; representation; establishment.

Vie tcdneiurg S. «ἴω δ᾽ fits .

ΠΕ ρ s. pl. pitch-fork.

στ. 5. hoop-net, net, snare, toils.

Ueape S. ΡΣ ;

Url, ῥ᾽ 5. stump, root; stem, set,
block, chump 5 asssa. δα γ εἴ δεν hpe fury key ν to era-
dicate; wn wpdft αν δ.» to place near
the root.

UO palictinusrel,, οὐ ὦ, un. to bo benumbed ;
to be stunned; to be astonished.

ab eas ona ag δ. root; stump ; trunk,
stem; source, origin, cause; —« wa
teneyq, spdashls,, to take root.

Updianuegh on 5. botanist.

Ogeliamnsfupy antibed, U gress crfsg bel,
E-gh un. to eradicate, to pull up, to ex-
tirpate.

Eh ular at a. radical. (herbs.

Updivmuwtip a. that eats roots or

Τὸ απ υνευΐνκ εἶ, wg un. to take root,
to take hold, to grow.

Dh prfics arr es 9 α. extir ated.

UD grlier pf ad. rootedly, radically ; -
fyté,, to pull up by the roots, to eradi-
cate, to displant, to grub up ;- fyncth,
eradication. [phenix.

Upeine., σαν 0g 8. date; date-tree;

Updiacwumut 8. spot planted with
palm-trees.

Upelia Lif s. palm-tree, date-tree:;
palm; branch of a palm-tree, palm;
fron asides Leary ’ palm-oil.

Upat 8. Ope

U pip S. Wha pe ehitee ars ess cas el

Uyeda, Upadinegu s. elbow; fore-arm;
aasptllysmile: [ω{2 τι , Syke; to elbow, to push
or thrust with the elbow.

Updinke » πτϑ σα, 8. COIN, COYN-Crops ;
production, fruit, product.

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Dow ΠΩΣ Braye ὅ. dawn, day-
break, twilight, aurea: S. pele °

Upzue. 8. course.

Upgaewhf ad. currently, rapidly.

Upoureshushg ie a. that runs, races;
olympic.

λιν ὗν, Toery 8. COUTSO ; erruption,
invasion, incursion, excursion, descent;
expedition; <p 4fcy, league (four kilo-
metres, two and a half English miles),

Unpeuressorye a. that runs rapidly.

Ope ka, egf un. to run; to go quick
and with impetuosity, to run as fast as
possible; to gallop; to make an incur-
sion or excursion, to pursue.
negh va. to Ba" op, to cause to gallop;
to make run; to force one to make an
excursion, invasion.

erp, apacph 8. latten, brass-

poe, acmy a, male.

UD procugten 2.8. sodomite.

Uprcwg prraelP fet ΓᾺ sodomy.

Ugawrufelqg. a. that chokes the
males.

[σε ζεῖ, a. male, masculine.

Uprcssslin Ss. σευ ον .

Upewuypl a. arabian.

Dyprreseze duce haart ; ὕπερ εἶν a.
bordering, frontier, neighbouring.

Upacsmpdath » ang 8. suburb. :

UD preventer date ἕν on ᾿ δ xy ΓᾺ pl. inhabl-
tants of a suburb; outskirts, suburbs.

Upocg a. meager, thin, dry, barren.
. Upectuw, fy 4. art, trade, profes-
sion, study, condition, office; artifice,
expedient, means, invention, ingenul-
ty; sign, miracle ; wgquraushuh, dhpk
Ἵμωζεῖν, gkylgh —p, the liberal, me-
chanical, fine arts.

Ugeebasnas puny ad, artistically. ᾿
ι Ugarbumwg bin a.s. artisan, artist,
master, author.

Ugrarebunug [εν [Ὁ prot $. knowledge
of arts ; state of one skilled in the arts;
gee to become master, skil-
ulness.

UB pockumuyghp 8. a. calligrapher ;
that is skilfully written.

Uprckumiusg fem a. 8. inventor, au-
thor, master.

Uprreb ἐν errcsfers ade a. artificial.

Uh reefers afsoes ᾽ ete. 5. Then pre ecrpoest_
frou ’ ete. .

{Δι στε. δ᾽ ἐν εν εν ᾧ εν a. 8. technical, arti-
ficial; artful; factitious; skilful ; mu-

208s or 9g 0g usted,

UFR
sical; musician, composer; music, sym-
phony.

Upawchwcmh bros α. affected, studied,
formal, stiff, finical.

Dpwckemuheds, kp va. to make
with art or cunning; to invent, to af-
fect, to pry into.

Opacbuwmhfusernds δ. manufacture;
-s ysepfek,, to manufacture; a. em-
broide red with art; delicately painted
m miniature.

Upackuvewhfg $. companion, asso-
ciate in the same art.

Upeckumuhn [th s. artifice; affec-
tation, scrutiny.

Ἰβινε δ ωνως ὗν δ s. exhibition.

OD pocbwaiSpeuuwh a. Woven or made
with art. (fitted.

ΠΣ ΣΟ a. well made, well

Upeckummbng & workshop, work-
room. (made.

Dpwe bnew, ΕἾ, a. Well made; skilfully

Dh pre be cs cen sss 004 br 00 s. master of arts,
foreman, overseer ; chief artist.

| Oe ee ad. skilfully, inge-
niously, with art. |

| Oe er 7. a. industrious, who
works diligently, skilful, ingenious,
artful.

D poe b cerenenp 8-artisan, artist, work-
man, manifacturer, maker; a- artificial,
ingenious ; artful.

Upowebammenpkd, byf va. to make
with art ; to invent,%o find.

Ua pre ker ves cs _nprree [Ὁ [ε 8. artifice.

ἴδ. -πε bcs ern frre [2 [εν 8. | ee
gfarae fF fc -

OD packawh Sf 8. Dprebaanash bed.

Upecky, cfgeg 8. hermaphrodite,
androgyne.

Deo P pee, Uperc(tfe% 4. virility,
manhood ; courage, valour; fortitude,
virtue ; male sex ; seed of man.

Upocwkuol, wif 4. Venus, Lucifer ;
devil.

» wg, πε 8. bear; — diam, she-
bear; hap fut oapfae. OF aespiprrely bear’s
cub.

Upfoayfe a. arctic.

Upfornyent s. bear-ward. ὴ

ase.» τῷ ὃ. OX; <p» cattle.

«5 &. mortality of cattle. -

Upfarasoday(d s. skin or hide ofan ox.

Dpfewanfh, 8. pizzie; whip.

Dh ppPaccas ang » 4“. UnpPesssegh , fe. vitriol.

Dgftawg ese. 8. rAVON, COW:

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Da pf teres fesse a. dressed in a black
or dark coat.

Dp firw[F- yp a black, dark; dull, sad,
melancholy.

UD, ef’ toass ort be os ’ [δίνω ort by esas a. dull,
dark, black, gloomy, sad, melancholy.

να. s. bot. fennel-flower.

Uh pePerrres 8. bol. truffle. [soil.

Up, ng 8. field, piece of arable land,

Upeuaphpkd, kgf va. to utter, to
pronounce. |

Upuuphpne[Pfch 8. pronunciation.

μα pb uy a. produced; —%, pro-
duct. (express.

DpmugphS, &gt va. to produce; to

Uperwg pre (tft 8. production, gene-
ration, reproduction; expression; —
4usesmny, Creed. (sate.

Ὁ μων ἡἴνη κε, kyuy un. to extrava-

Upengh στε ἢ, 8. extravasation.

Uporyusd a. driven out, banished,
exiled. :

Upureyputkd, bgp va. to drive out,
to banish, to exile. (dem.

Dpwrafuryp , περ΄ 8. tiara, mitre, dia-

[συν cafe prowl ν sg ὃ. COVER, veil; 8.

ΠΣ ὧν, °

Ugwufuncpk Sf, Eg va. to crown.

Upuwhkigpat a. excentric.

Lpwwhbiggrtin (Ff 5. excentricity.

| er al a 8. UO crane assp esd bel

Uproreszeryen ας αὐ. evident, clear; evi-
dently.

ΠΕΣ Σ ΣΧ oS, kof va. to declare,
to express, to utter.

UD pranengk S. Derren kh -

U, prarupbhusgrj a. very OF MOre ar-
dent, much inflamed.

U, συνκυ fh usta, “αν UN to become
ardent or red, to catch fire, to inflame.

UD νενω)βμᾷπε [Ὁ [με &. ignition. :

ΙΡΣΣΣ sos el ’ geug ἋΣ une tO ex-
pire, todie. , |

Upurast3bS, kgf una. to expire, to
die; to exhale; to exude, to perspire,
to transpire.

Upuruzisac[P pts. perspiration, exu-
dation, exhalation ; vapour.

Uprunsoseanfp 8. land-surveyor.

Ugresansunpld, Α Eafs va. to survey ; to
measure (land).

OU, pansssenpoe[Pf.% 8. land-surveying:

U), peas saseagrnqyrveve cry a. strayed, out of
the road.

Oh συν κω ιο ξ αἴκωδ, ἕν of 5. Upsnphkd.

ΠΡΟΣ ΣΧ (Ffrd 5. Ugenp .

ULS

ἴμεν", kgf va. to pronounce,
pres to articulate, to sound, to re-
cite.
Up wtoc [9 fet 8. pronunciation,
articulation, recitation.
Uguwuncapkp a. that causes, pro-
duces tears, that weeps.
[σαντες fir a- ad. melting in tears,
all in tears, weeping ; lamentably.
ὕλ, νυν μενα sagas. αι that cries while
weeping.
Ueeruuneu[ene a. lachrymal, that
sheds tears.
Dperwuncanby ᾽ ὕ σαν ῥα a.
tearful, all in tears; weeping.
Ua pranassseresesfrser nt a. mixed with
tears; weeping, tearful.
Ue cot ccs as ov c2s hy xs οἱ S. Uh presreanss reese [P0070 «
UL penwsunemuh fy ’ UD perwuncahgapy. Q-
that weeps with, that partecipates in
the sorrow of another; -- ,bzfl, to
weep together; to console.
Uparauneuykag a. melting in tears,
wee ping.
UpunuemtkS, bgp un. to weep, to
shed tears; to lament, to groan, to
com plain ; to deplore. (rable.
Ugerwunck sb a. lamentable, deplo-
Upuruunip, uncug $$. pl. tears, la-
mentation ἡ gf tespvern cases rue_us Suphutiky eu
Suhel, , to melt in tears 5 sup enunop ,
with tears ; ϑΕμιΓ. 8479 651 ass 8 7 4- [porgqutky .
pe Sed apunauncop » to cry bitterly ;
asp yep, With tears in the
eyes ἢ auyprenusune_opl {δ νων “πα δ. to
water with tears; -- Saul fir Ji siiy tn
gu, the tears ran from his eyes 5 upygby
quipenuunce ywsurg, ἴ0 dry one’s tears.
ΠΥ ΣΣΣΣ 0 «Ὁ s. husbandman ἢ
ground for tillage, arable land.
U, prersscrefpeay eS, Eo va. to shine, to
sparkle, to be resplendent; to glitter.
Uperapfhi , pinga. exterior, external,
extrinsic ; superficial; profane.
ΣΤ ΤΣ a. thatis only out-
wardly clean, false, feigned, pretend-
ING ; - wauphin (9 per, pretending, de-
ceptive virtue.
Upeupiag 8. privy, necessary.
wmupry pr. ad. out, abroad; out-
wardly, outward, externally 5 -- posses
pht, out of town; -- Audix, beyond
the hour.
Uperupye s.pl- outward appearance,
external part.
D pessigecun ad. out, outwardly, ex-

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ternally ; anigh -- dpuyt £, Mourning is
merely outward shown.

U, pangpu ad. out, outwardly.

1). pranapusle dl’, E& f va. to put out, to.
drive out, to. exclude.

DO pengponecfi s. exclusion; expulsion.

Upunkdpe, Uparkiinth 8. θζως for.

Upokewh, fp, wg 5. top, summit,
the highest part of a mountain, of an
edifice ; — ne%p pl. eye-lid, eye-lash.

- ἢ ρωνβά s. wild sheep.

ΠΩ ; esr rve_ensfs 8. lark, skylar k.

Dewnpay, bg, Upenpkay, phhg δ.
field, country.

Ugusnegh a. stray, misled 7 guicfa,
by-way ; pus — atbhuitky, dynpk;, 0 80
wrong way, to err.

UD paanetenel[P-t ’ U garchac [Ὁ με΄»
privilege, prerogative, right, favour,
exemption, immunity.

U euros 8. tear 5 Ss. U grass acrunsp -

Dpwoupuplp ’ etc. 8S. || er ee
πέρ. etc. _Lweeps.

ΠΣ Σ ΖΦ ΣΝ a. that sighs and

Upuroupassnu δ. posse ecses tr esas (F- og

Wee 8. Beth-

Ue pugéye 8. pl. sun and moon.

U, pafen (Pek yn. to fly in the air.

Uppudked a-near the sun.

Uppbut, pbtpg, Op pbup a. solar;
luminous, bright, celestial.

Uedbs fey. pbwg 8. sun, luminary ;
heaven, ether; light, brightness, splen-
dour. [or light.

U, pafpfreupicnl a. that dwells in heaven

Πἱξῴψιωχξη a. beautiful, luminous
like the sun, bright, brilliant.

σίνος a. that walks boldly in
the light; that goes to heaven or to-
wards the sun.

Wyrpfcqupy a. adorned by the sun
or light, luminous, bright.

Up buhate 5. Uppiup-

OD pref ford pra. Spumun ΟΥ̓ Ma Naues Oe ve
ry luminous, extremely bright, bril-
liant, resplendent.

Upp ει Γα. that walks in the light;
that goes like the sun; bright, lumi-
nous.

Une bg 8. king; prince, monarch,
potentate, sovereign ; wppuypy —, king
of kings, emperor; 44q9&-. God save
the King! long live the King!

Dapeg esas ces peer ad. royally.

Παρ μη πενη. 8. royal regiment or
guard.

Od

Upp myyarg » quehp , “εἶς 3. royal
prince.

| a ζ οδ, a. royal.

Upp ayehb py a. royal; ad. kinglike,
kingly, royally.
Pewjutpon a, Where the king re-
sides ; — puaqaup, 8. capital.

DO ppeyunkt a. made or built by the

king; royal, magnificent.
fp usurp 1 [ig sy exe esq essere foe. a. that
royal honour; royal.

UL, ppesyeafnep 5. aqua-regia.

(Ρ 5:1 eessseeyasils ὃ. regicide.
{1 ““|“ἰνοσστε. py a. given by the king.
‘i | Er ὃ. palace or city of the
ng,

Opeuypt of s. basilisk (lizard ).

[προ ζω s. walnut-tree or al-
mond-tree. [ce.

Upexyepet 5. son of the king, prin-

Uppeyec(Pfe% 8. royalty, reign,
kingdom; heaven, paradise.

Uppanyre Sh sf. queen, hh-ggk - ᾽ God
save the Queen!

Opes at a. royal; - (F-ces og cas e_ropr ie
Bp.%, reign; — mb4pu, queen, royal
princess. (tropolitan.

OL pep bang frarhrreeq eres ὃ. archbishop, me-

eins ae a. ieee
pal. ric.
Oh pp aay ῥα ζ εκ κων κεῖ, 8. archbishop-

Opgeb yfuhnigqaune[F [ct δ. archiepis-
copacy.

po feiate oe fw s. archimandrite.

ι με’ 4».» ἢ ast a. royal 77 κυ ass eay exes,
great thouroughfare, high - road.

ΠΕΣ νὴ a. given by the king’

or Court.

Dperetf a. royal; aulics — West
agenps, τη σαν! . high-way, road-way.

Ugerthe. thug s. palace, royal
residence; court, courtier 5 μωμρνεῖῦξω
maken» pyrene ἔτ. to confiscate.

Opgereteeum, s— ad. from the Porte
or Grand-Seignior’s court; from the
public treasure.

Dyes, f s. bustard.

Upeuf s. sorb-tree, beam-tree ; sorb,
sorb-apple.

OL pow fg 3. pasturage, pasture, pas-
bate: ground: herbage. i Ἢ

[Δ promvushwt ἃ. 8. that pastures, eats
grass, at pasture, at feed; that leads
eattle to pasture, herdsman, shepherd;
pasturage. (plough.

Oper x, fs. plough; — wnkbd, to

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OPE.

Opepugfy s. ploughman, plough-
er, husbandman; a. ploughed up,
tilled ; - esptosses d for. εἰν ἔτι , to plough
up, to till; —,(«&,, to be ploughed up
or tilled. [ν᾽ -

Ub proprung ple, ; kab S. Upopegnhn eas τς

Upopugpae (al S$. tillage, ploughing.

wy, wy a. greater, eldest, oldest,
senior; chief, first, noble, nobleman;
prior, superior ; — ξεωρευί, holy-week ;
—ncppuld, good-friday 3 — αἱκἡεωἷ,, fore
pt, high altar.

| aT a. older.

1). ἐν αι xfer a. composed of nobili-
ty 5 -— snk, assembly of emperors,
kings, etc.

Ue gurde sep a. noble, excellent,
much honoured, very estimable.

We cas eg css css al, aguy UN. to ennoble
one’s self.

Usecog est s. court, nobility, grandee.

|| Sa 2 ὅδ. trombone.

Ueugipby 5. archpriest, parish-
priest.

κυ οἴ s. old age.

wank S. court, nobility.

Ucuwgne(tf.t% s. greatness, excel-
lence, sublimity, dignity, degree, de-
gree of honour, nobility ; majority.

Uj coreg naif Sf. lady ; - ΠΣ] ’ prio-
ress, abbess.

Ug fl ad. there is, here is,

μεν ag 8. sand, gravel; powder;
—guutk;, to gravel; fupky τ. to run
upon a sand, to stick fast in the sand;
appl, —ad, to scour with sand; whyf,
“ζ΄ σα -“"» sand-pit ; «Γι εἴη παρῇ Js
hour-glass.

Uesqurh , og 5. thief, robber, rifler ;
assassin, brigand, high-wayman.

“ὦ, ἡ cas Uy ass geessys ad. like brigands.

Ususgquhwtng 4. receptacle for
thieves. [sand.

ΡΣ ΣΣ ly carey a. bound or confined by

Ue-sesqesh asnyken 5. captain of robbers.

Vewquhkds, &gf va. to assassinate,
to plunder, to rob.

“εν ἡ ἔν δ. 8and-banks, shelves,
quick-sands, downs; a. gathered toge-
ther like sand, numerous.

Deuquhaf{if.% 5. robbery, depre-
dation, assassination.

Dxsergqesh neon a. full of robbers; who
loves robbery.

| Parr eed βάδ, a. built on the sand.

Uewqudiet 5. pounce-box, sand-box.

.

ὑπ.

1). των, vg 6. basin of a fountain ;
bath, bathing tub; pool, reservoir of
water; horsepond; basin; -- Sgunne_
{94 wn, font, baptistery. (ble.

Uessgquttefuts a. like sand, innumera-

ΠΡ ΡΣ ΤΣ

ΠΡ ΣΝ pacer eq ess fois «

Weusquapoc, a. fallen or ruined from
having been built on sand.

Ue cgh-7kt% a. sanded, sandy, sandish.

Uewgkl, gf va. to sand, to gravel.

Dewght , | a ovens Oh. sandy, gravel-
ly; πρ. sand bake ) quick-sands ,
downs; sand-pit; Aipéy y-«, to run u-
pon a sand. [plain, to lament.

Uecm int. alas! —w esgrhwtby, 0 com-

μη Σεω ore [Ὁ [εν ὃ. complaint ,
moan, lamentation.

Uses ghd; kgf va. to pity, to complain,
to bewail, to lament, to be displeased.

[μων νά» Uogaet a. lamentable, de-
plorable.

Uews, wy 8. Small market town, bo-
rough, village.

[μευ eg fray 8. small town.

1. Pe a augesy UN. to become a
borough.

Yrsng, fy 5. deposit; consignment;
tradition; offer; p—- «my, guby 4-f;
to consign, to deposit. (traditions.

Woe ἵνα corey fren ere [9 frat ὃ. knowledge of

Uewtqushhy ἢ || Rar err » ag A
. that keeps a deposit; that preserves
the tradition, depositary; sacrist,
sexton.

Dust usnne., sq a. that has received
a deposit, depositary, trustee.

Leann, wy a. that deposits;

who has given, who is the author of a
tradition.

essing ἐσ εν εν, §. vestry, sacristy-

ιν δι, Lyf va. to consign, to
deposit; to leave, to commit, to deli-
ver, to remit, to transmit; to recom-
mend; to teach; to give; -- ynagf, to
‘give up the ghost, to die.

Uewighs a that consigns, depo-
sits ; that teaches ; that gives.

Ue ἵνα, σε {8 [ε΄ν 4. consignment, depo-
sit; tradition.

| ae a 2 S. Ue utttg ne (Ὁ με»; -. $a,
gen, commendation of the soul.

uf ad. see there, see here;
here is, there is.

Uawss ey, fa voice, sound; melody,
harmony ; — «#wéd, to sing.

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Bhb |
Ucsushests a. tender, mild.
Uc sup Ss. Ucusbfk-
wn, ry 8. faith; fidelity; y—- gap.
δι. to make, to work faithfully.

Uw, ws. booty; pillage, sack,
capture, recapture, prey ; plunder, ma-
rauding ; devastation, depredation, dis-
order ; - mnkne,, wi by , Lengel «οἵοδν » J
εἴπω itsley . J~t ccs ἅγανα ἢν 27 to spoil,
to make booty, to pillage, to sack, to.
plunder, to ravage ; γεν δὲν κᾶν smesurgresee
charged with plunder ; ,- dimentfy, to
be a prey, to be given to pillage.

7 408 pe sas ζω a. that distributes the
booty.

εωσωμωρ αα. with plunder.

1)... μήνα ἴω ἦν 8. portion of plunder.

pesnne., aneuy Oe plunderer,
depredator, freebooter, marauder.
wpurene(Pfed's. sack, pillage.

Dew phd, kgf va. to make booty; to
sack, to pillage, to ravage.

1)}κ ρα. δ, 5. pillage, sack; deva-
station.

Usps, f 8. termination, comple-
tion, consummation, end, term, point,
extremity, issue, exit, conclusion ; fall,
termination, cadence; -- νᾶ. to end.

acess ps orn exspesesturee [Ff 8. epilogue, con-,
cluding discourse. (shape.

oven oce oases za ly a. having a finest

Vempekt, kgf va. to terminate, to
finish, to end, to complete, to consum-
mate, to close, to conclude, to make
an end. [end, completion.

Deeper th &. termination, term,

| Pe a. ended, finished.

Uauphd, &gf va. to cure, to deliver
from sickness; 8. 2 cscogph-if’-

U4,» fs 8. broom; hair or feather
broom; brush; coat-brush; -- ὧδ.
to sweep; to brush; to dust. ©

Uckperpust a. that is redundant in
words.

eb ype [Ὁ fit Ss. pleonasm, T@e-
dundancy of words.

Ue prqnjt a. very abundant, much.

Webpeg gk dl, Eg va. to join, to add,
to increase.

Urb pugquitg a. eXcessive.

Ub yarquttigae[Ffet δ. 6XCESB.

Ub pessfson Ss. Ub pepo, e

1 δρωδ'᾽ s. sweepings.

Deb pada. » ag So sweeper.
Uehpwdnc[Ffr% s. sweeping.

Us jusmoy α. avaricious, greedy.

Uhb

Dib peommgne(Ffrt s. acquisition of
ae “alr things, avidity.

ted, bgb 8. Weby ὧδε.

Dabeh, kybuny a. ad. exceeding, su-
perfluous; more, above, beyond ; ε΄.
ἐσ pulp ’ exaggeration ; ately lus ἃ.
the five epagomene days of the Ar-
menian calendar.

[eres ag a exceeding, redun-
dant, superfluous, too much; s. rest;
—g spoduyjhf , excrement.

Upyanmenn a. superstitious.

1 cst ng κω) νον [Ὁ for le s. supersti-
tion. (perfluity.

Debypopgac(Ff.% s. redundance, su-
_ Unbyeed, (hh 5. bot. dock ; =p , sweep-
ings. [sorry for.
Wtqhkd, kgf va. to regret, to be
Uckwupet a. that gives, brings
good news.

| a Ds kgf va. to give, to
announce good news.

Ub “μὴ ρα. that brings good news,
messenger.

Utbwmugfe s. copy or writing of
good news; a. that writes good news.

Webawagpkd, kgf va. to write good
news. [news.

Dek wag με [2 [εἦν s. writing of good

“τα πε τρ spl. 00d news.

| Pa See. 2) Ss. | er e

be ane 0s 009 002 70g b- 2. Η || eee ‘a. that
gives good news; that is given with
good news.

Qe 4 wen pisk sang $. Gospel ; neg eas oss ell 7 ,
“βαρνγδι 4--- ἴο preach the -.

ye Fase nny asst se og. fos {ἢ δ. evangelist.

Db see νεαρὸν Or ζωΐν α. eVvan-
gelic.

Deb awcmpusk Sf, E-gf va. to give good
news, to announce ; to evangelize, to
preach the Gospel.

[δ τωρ αν; s. evangelist.

eb cv anspreashenne [2 βε ° Deb aneputne dt
s. notification of good news; preaching
the Gospel. [news.

Deku np a. that has, brings good

Deb ame npk oS , ἃ ῥ. Yekenb Ὁ va. to
give, to bring good news, toannounce.

Uctnke, aks css 8. good news, noti-
fication of good news; γένυν uwek_
snk: srg » land of promise ΥΩ 5.
Webakd; nck Deb uch sry ; Lady-day.

U-bawsheny 5. present given to one
who brings good news.

δι

ὕφυ

Uc4; a. ruined, destroyed, desola-
ted; s. ruin, destruction; demolition,
dismantling, overthrow; waste, da-
mage; havock, devastation, desola-
tion iJ7 [uk hey, iss ercta fry, qpses eT easy . to
be ruined, te decay, to be desolate;
j= perpdiaegeustaley , J7 ED © ᾧ git; to
ruin, to destroy, to ravage, te deso-
late, to harass, to infest.

Uebpud , fg, ng 8. ruin, demolition,
destruction, desolation.

pel, wg a. ruined, desolated; s.
ruin, rubbish.

Usctputp spl. ruin, desolation, ra-
vage, devastation.

Uitped; kgf va. to ruin, to destroy,
to demolish, to undo, to overthrow ;
to ravage, to desolate, to break, to
spoil.

Uckpocws, μδηηνε "δ, Ss. Ucbkpuas .

Ute fdat s. bol. spanish camomile,
pellitory of Spain.

νι. Ueteys Uetee 4. lymph, hu-
mour, fluid substance, serosity, liquid.

Uf-+ s. fury, transport, enthusiasm.

We gurh 8. Opus

De ghtang 8. Opbigy-

[σὰ kywik fun. to run away, to
vanish, to drop i

Uerquch ust, δ. υεἴπε.ἡ .

Uhece ccsprag. or θυωρᾳ 5. old woman.

Use 5. bile; dysentery.

Uf» 2 2. palm ofthe hand, handful ;
-y-y ad. in haste, on a sudden; - χοῦ
Suphutid, to clap the hands, to ap-
plaud-

Uf-wipuype. uyfy 8. ple summit, side,
declivity of a mountain, rock, high and
steep place.

εξ wntek,, Undbbpl path,
Lyf va. to confound, to stop the mouth
of some one, to silence; -- ;pué,, to be
confounded, to be unable to answer.

ῥεῖν. f s. opium.

ΣΧ ΧΩ S. cass fosean ef be of

Uf2, pft, sfpwtg 2. shore, bank,
brink, coast; steep bank, bold shore.

Uyfisd fp a. confined by the shore,

Πρὸ 4. glean.

Udtabd, οἷο. 8. ᾿βωρίναγ, etc.

Udubuy, Upul, Eby 8. plate, dish ;
bowl; tray.

Uuftg 8. θοίνην.

Upernued, UfsanubS una. to regret.
> aia s.pl. regret, repentance,

grief.

PUP

Ufspag futur, Wb pag fark ait a. Ve
nereal, syphilitic ; -- ss, syphilis.

Uiirrg fink 8. Usenghh-

Ung+ by 5. leg.

ayes » δ’ aang 8. cock; | eek ἐὦ ἡ La

-f, crowing of a cock.

Upughl, kgf un. to kick, to kick
up one’s heels.

Un purgf ad. kicking to SESb,, to kick.

Ugeghe» gkury 5. pl. feet, legs.

εν A. kicking.

Upsuge 5. Uexwghe-

Webs, puby δ. weasel; - ταῦ frase rae ly ’
ermine.

UgenntdS, kgf va. to leap, to skip,
to bounce; 8. Wpaurghd-

Upear ’ Upuaputp δ. exile, ban,
banishment, transportation.

Upeopk J’, kgf va. to exile, to banish,
to transport, to send away, to confine,

to proscribe.

ἰκεγωΐ 5. tongs, Pincers 5 — carerrassifisaes_
ff,» forceps.

Uggenks 8. Upesykd.

1.) δον S. Wher.

F (pén) καδὖ s. the second letter of

the alphabet and the first consonant ;
its sound is between 4 and #3, δ.
two ; second.

Frees con). that ; ser as eas ey eu, I have
said that; ad. truly, indeed, really;
int. hey! bah!

Five s. door.

Press pe serfs of, Lgl una. to strike ; to
palpitate, te beat; - gdééaw, to clap
the hands ; -- wmf, to palpitate.

Fass pr sasfa fre ’ Pass ge casfes ere_ifis Se pulsa-

tion, palpitation, irregular beating of

the heart.
Fup 5. balister; swing, see-saw ;
feurquy purpwtue , tO swing, to see-saw.
wpustunpe ὃ. stone of a balister. *

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βιυμδι ωζεον ἢ Poacepcb pect yf a.s. baby-

lonian.

Puip£ int. oh! ha! fy! alas!

Praspek uth st a. admirable, surprising,
astonishing.

Piusg, & 5. barnacle, muzzle; part,
portion; est ly ἵν ὦ q- fg yanehi , to
muzzle; -- wphwhb,, to participate,

Pug ft, ging s. altar of an idol; idol,
statue of a false god; altar; temple.

Pressey ses ch cas pesergs ad. collectively.

βωα hace Σωνζ με, a. gr. collective.

Pugdudks’, kgf va. to amass, to
gather, to collect.

Pacey Xess σι, s. collection.

Paes op Fea δε. a. in the shape of idola-
trous temples.

Purp ieusybon 5. keeper of the temple; .
priest of the idol; pontiff of the hea-
thens. [idols.

Purgtiwekp a. idolatrous, lover of

βρη δ. Lesqnyry.-

sri Mtg δ. drake ; Eg. —, duck; sary.
“-σε.» duckling ; - οἵ πεῖ, ᾿ tame duck ;
— dquypbuf, wildduck, teal; φράζει hy,
the duck quacks. δ
βωηξιΐν, Pugh 5. sacerdotal robe.

Pg σι ’ Peasy proteus δι bench; bed-
stead ; sofa.

Perqesy, ἴω. by s. falcon; merlin;
gerfalcon ; hawk.
that fowls with, carries or has a falcon,
falconer.

Pesgh spect [Ὁ frt s. fale onry-

Pusghwhfy helper, coadjutor.

Poghwih, α. that stretches out the
arm ; received with open arms.

Precsegh εἴη σε [Ὁ [μεν S. wrestling.

Press ig fy caren err ess one a. that puts forth
branches, ramous (tree), branchy.

Purghumupus a. that stretches out
its arms, spread; ad. with open arms.

P exe oy by 20s exe acs pr ss ove [Ὁ for Te s. stretching
of the arms.

Praseg hy nape cd exo 5. [δων α fessesusr esd πε.

βιωχίον ad. with the arms.

RusqghbS, kgf va. to divide into seve
ral branches ; to cut, to cut off; to ab-
ridge, to resume in a few words.

βιωχήσπερσωρ Ss. Peas χε εν.

[βιωγεἴωνμ εν a. verbose; talker.

Press χε μευ be of, bof on. to talk much,
to be verbose.

ιυχιπωρευΐε [ὃ fork ὅ. redundancy of
words, verbosity, polylogy.

ROQ

Pugdeapanhe a. that distributes, gives
much; that is given abundantly, abun-
dant: polynomial. [ words.

Peg fapunne(tf.% s. abundance of

Saas ἢ al ans ge essa pe ceest. CL. that speaks, con-
tains many languages ; polyglot; -
ere, an harmonious lyre.

Regdaphky, Purqdiophanet a. very
fertile, very abundant, fruitful.

Fang ehingk p a. S. βωηιωμιη» he ad.
fruitfully.

Purghepk patbt a. that has many
mouths or branches; Ajusg —, chan-
delier.

0 car og Alcan pe br pr a. very high.

βωυγμερπε fore s. much fertility.

Puvgdiop fe a. that has many stains.

Preasay hee ge foe_ye, Poecs elise gs for preeeniys a. very
numerous; that has many forces.
Rusgdeaphal a, very populous.
Pecgdiegneyfs a. that flows abundant-
: (good scent.
Rasgdiepae pk wit a. that spreads much
βου, οὖν a. wealthy, opulent,
very rich; precious, very dear.

Pargdaeghput a, that has many
beams.

Pusqdecghn a. very learned.

Per qelesg (Fb fa. very slippery, Where
one slips, stumbles often or very easily.

Pur glieglIne[Pfe% s, abundance of
mercy or clemency.

Rasqaliag fir, Pargahiogif a. very dear,
precious.

Pease hiarg frone{F fet s. polymathy.

qliegbhp a. written in many man-
ners; polygraph.

Praswey al cas og ys be sass F βιωφνΡ ᾿ Prensa efies_
“σῷ a. that has many heads.

Rusgdicghwy a. very frequented
(road).

Pusgdivcgajs a. of many colours;
more, much, various.

Pengqdecgndd » Past og oh is og νή br us ove a. very
celebrated: very praiseworthy; that
praises or is praised much.

Pusgdmga{? a» very mild, merciful,
fall of fondness, compassionate.

ων χε πε ἤν a. Οὗ a greatassembly.

βιυγεἴω ανεδνιυζ, Press qilierg ne tok ws a.
that has many colours or shapes, di-
verse, multifarious.

βιχο πα θα a. very numerous, of
many forces.

Pus ghiag net f a. of several colours or
shapes, diverse, multifarious; -- ων,

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succinum (yellow amber).

Purqdivgupl wt a. of several ages; -
Stne[# heh, remote antiquity ; -- Fasdie_
tuk, ἃ long guite of centuries.

Press χαἴχων op esrgnelizste a. that is carefully
nourished, of which much care is taken.

Pusgfieg be a. who is possessed by
demons; idolator of many gods.

Pusqeiog£y a. much hoarded up.

Pearq firm £ oS’, Peer oy sfiss fash a. poly-
edrical ; equivocal ; multiform, diverse,
manifold, multifarious; ad. of many
different manners. ὃ

Poesy Dice τε. εἶν α. οὗ many doors.

Reqeliaguie a. very various, of many
kinds. (diversity.

Pcs χεἴπ op cat tere [Ὁ [με ἡ, ὅ. great variety,

Pusqdiuqupe a. that is adorned mag-
nificently ; that has many ornaments. .

Pscs oyhier cssesme ly a. that has many
children.

- βωιωηρη a. wandering; busy,
eager ; meddlesome.

ων, κα κει a. of many nations.

Pusquiveg fa. of several species, sorts
or kinds, diverse, manifold.

βωχιπυηίη βωωυων be yee te a. copious,
abundant.

Press gy Sissy ress a. full of pleasures,
very amusing.

Fugqdiwgop a. very strong, very
powerful: s. numerous army.

Pracrgiliee fP-bey α. filaceous.

Purqdn[P-kp[d- a. polypetalous.

Purgsfo(P foe a. very numerous.

Pesarag efi fF for_p a. very wrong; perverse.

Peas eg efies S- sar eliss tress ly ’ Pass cyallias ον, ων Dress nas _
hEay OY GEwh a. long since, old, an-
cient, antique.

Purgidiad wh s. harpoon.

Pusqfiwed-nge a. populous, numerous;
s. great assembly, meeting, party;
crowd, multitude.

Pusqefeorpe a. of many chords.

Peace eSeasy be gee. a. polyglot.

Purqifiegt a. surgy, billowy, tempes-
tuous, agitated.

βιωωχεω oy as a. full of lights.

βωχιπνίωμ a. that deceives or that
is much or often deceived.

Purgdivfuuy a. gambling, sporting
place. [materials.

Perqifiafrssyury a. composed of various

Pusgdivfewnt a. much mixed; in va-
rious voices. [ed, mischievous.

Pur qdinfrmprgwfe a, very false, wick-

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Purqudivfspon a. very thick; very fre-
quented (way); very difficult; very
abundant.

βιυγωζυίν 3. OY fugfeuyld a. ulce-
rated, full of wounds. [care.

Purqdicfrmd a. careful; kept with

Rucgdiufiig fr a. that asks, demands
much; liable to many discussions or
disputes ; much sought.

sag hinfrbfry a- feastful, joyful, splen-
did, pompous.

Purgdiefennbenng a. that kills much.

Purgefiaferyy a.mouch sought; — biped,
to make researches; to be curious,
inquisitive.

“νη εἴπω ὗν a. that has many ta-
bernacles : -- smqucuper, helmet of
many crests.

P ses cf isa fas gr om foly a. full of victuals,
splendid , magnificent entertainment
or fare.

Pacsgfiesfs eg hol", E ῥ va. to seek much.

Precrqehics furrs she S. ἤμην κακή. a.

Pix qifissfurrent a. of agreat concourse;
thick, thronged, mixed.

Fees ay elfins fos εν baste a. unhealthy, that is
subject to many maladies.

Preas sq efissfesous 5 etc. S. Fees yal ss rssh ete.

Pusqdindg aps a. expensive, costly;
splendid, sumptuous, rich, magnificent.

βωιηπωδ ἡγῇ a. that has many
flowers.

βιωφιπωδῥν, βιωχω δ πε. a. that
generates much, fruitful, fertile. (ted.

βω χεωδ ac a, stormy, much agita-

Pusqdivk, wy 8. socket; snuffer-tray;
candje; candle-light.

Purqedichuy, og ἃ. candlestick ; snuf-
fers: guest ; S. sas ἡ εἴων ly ο

Purqdivhot 8. guest, invited person:
table, banquet; carpet, mattress, couch,
sofa; bench, seat; τῶ τῶ pasyfubz, to
divide the guests, to form several
banquets apart ; -» w«phwtb,, to offer
chairs or seats.

Pusgdiuhutuhfg a. Messmate, com-
mensal. [feast or banquet.

ΟΝ f a. that gives 8

βωωφιωζωνς a. that is joined or tied
with many strings. (wants.

Peas εἴπω byeeepr.0 ont a. who has many

Pusqdiakk prae(t fed 8. voracity.

Pius qefurl bp a. in several shapes,
diverse, various. (polygamist.

βωφιπωάν a, having many wives,

Pivqdinhixpnd a. embarrassing, very

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entangled, complicated, embroiled.

Rucgdinktne{F με΄, 8. polygamy.

Pusgdiwknf: a. that is trampled on or
oppressed much or often; — δλυϊνων εις,»
public or much frequented road.
waves.

Puqdivhryn a. δ. ofa great assembly,
where there are many people; in great
quantity, many ; crowd; assembly.

waded a. savoury, that has
much savour.

Pass ey sD ise 6 sar εἴλων 8. Frese eg ofias[P- foe.

Pines εἴμ Sass af press po a. that has much
provision, well provided with necessa-
ry things. .

Psst εἴκων ς cae of pease. a. very renowned.

Purqlinsgutgke & pompous, with
great solemnity; glorious, victorious.

βιωγώϊως εὐνάς a. that has much
wisdom, very wise, - learned.

Pucgdiswnus α. that sighs much,
lamentable, grievous.

Pree gqehiar Sus μος a. voluminous.

Paes oy eS a0s 6 nar oon nese δ᾽ a. divided into se-
veral parte or sections.

Pungdivgwphfh a. very honourable,
- respectful; splendid, magnificent.

Rugdingupaan α. Very rich.

wylivhuwng α. that amasses, col-
lects many things. [or ways.
βιυχεπως ων a. that has many tracks

Purgdivhfuwgp a. astonishing, sur-
prising.

βιωυχιωξς ῥα ’ Peas ape ics 4 με κενή a. well
woven, that has much web, closely
woven.

Purgdiedinm a. very skilful, fall of
erudition, very learned.

[δμω χείπω ς «ἴωνινε. [9 βεῖν 8. great erudition.

PurgdisSina a. very ingenious, dex-
terous; several, diverse, in several
ways.

Pugdingng. a. pensive, gloomy, an-
xious, full of care or anxiety.
᾿ βιωχωνς μή a. that has many wind-
ings or ways.

Pasay shoes 5 evel caste fo ’ Peecseg fies 5 εξ εν a. that
has many lovers, gallants.

βιωχιωξομ, a. Very numerous, im-
mense, infinite.

: Pras ep ellice § eres, Rassias nut a. that flows
or spreads abundantly, copious.

Risgdiesac%é a. having an abundant
harvest, that has much fruit.
Purqdurgncks a. that has much sound;

μι
that has several sounds, very sono-
rous ; polyacoustic.
ων χει Se seu 8. Prose χες carafe ae

Rusgiiespw, a. astonishing, won-

derful.

Pagqdivdeys ao. that has several
sounds , that speaks several languages,
resounding ; in various Voices.

Regdindent a. powerful, strong;
humerous, much, in several manners.

Pav gdindhratbae{7-fe% s.. hand, power,
great namber of people.

4&4 a. multiform.

βισ χω the a. thatis thrown or spread
several times.

Pear heey uy a. Very noisy, loud.

Rev gdioglma.very unhappy, distress-
ful, pitiful, unfortunate.

Praargaliarnghe S. [βιωχεπωοζρ.

Peg fis Mer Mats a. full of rays or light,
splendid, brilliant. (colours.

Revqdite Χλω εἶνε ἢ ac. ofmany and various

PecgSiaxpey OF Afq a. polypetalous ,
branchy, ramous, full of boughs.

P arog ch ces chess 3 fog that has many claws
or fangs. =

ee” ΟΥ̓ εἴπωδνπε οὖ a. that is
well or in several ways woven, that
has many turns and windings, tortuous.

Rugdiodisbhac{ife s. having many

ildren. {children.

χων. ἢ a. who has many

Pcs χει fies st OF εἴων ἔν, A. that is
formed of several parts; diverse, va-
rious, multifarious. (bundantly.

Rgdiotiemngy a. given much or a-

Fas ag hes aN as pre. a. populous ; - “ὦ ately
eax ans aM acs (να. ἐὦ ἢ ὅτε. ἡ sat la bf, to people.

wade dip ne{d ft 4. state of an
inhabited town; great population.

Rucgéindpofsu a. peopled; of great
concourse, numerous; tumultuous.

Pucgdedpnfune{Jh s. great multitude
of people; tumult, great noise with
confusion and disorder.

ἂν εξ ὦ OF dew a. Old, ‘aged,
ancient, of old date.
; βω. χε τη a. burdened with many
sins,. great sinner.
Sik wpe α. abounding in silk.

Fcqéiadbpkiw, a. furnished with
many machines; full of machinations,
veryfcunning.

πω (F bee 8. Peas φοίϊω ς ων εἴξειιν e

Rucgdliedbe a, plump.

Fuaqdadia a. Wise, learned.

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Peas χει hire [Ὁ fore ὅ. longevity.

[βω οι εἶπεν a. who has had many
wives or husbands; polygamist.

Passg Sisrhiresctene[? fort &. polygamy.

Pres geliesshore a. dirty.

βωφιπω ωδ but a. that wanders; tor-
tuous, devious.

Pusqdixyueg{ a. Much renowned in
Wars, victorious.

Progdinyuslg 5. Peas chiar τη.

Pusqdiaskagy a. plentiful, abundant.

Pen ἤει πη a. Much, numerous.

Pusquieyoyq a. tumultuous, much agi-
tated, uneasy.

Pasgeliynyg. A. COPIOUS. ;

wadhiuynpgng a. active, very diligent.

Purgelayp af. Who has many husbands:
populous (town).

Pusqdinyog. a. that has many joints ;
false: ad. piecemeal.

ΣΟ ΣΝ “ὦ guy UN. to increase, to
grow in great numbers, to shoot, to
multiply, to enlarge; to abound, to
overflow.

| βω ψεδιωῖνη wa, that has many mem-
bers: polynomial. ἢ

Pars eS isc foes ome a. polyhedron.

Rugidivt ff? a. that abounds in ma-
terials ; that contrives in several ways.

Pesglisthep a. provided with many
pictures ; various:

Pusgdinth fet a. polygonal.

Pusgdiathenkt af. prostituted, whore-
monger; prostitute; 8. Purgafiayy.

Pusgdivhine a. very affectionate,
enamoured.

χει) ease or Try esas κω ly a. that has
many significations, equivocal, ambi-
guous; that has many marks. |

Purqdisteony, ὃ. Faas hic ise Measles «

Pasay of ea om ace. u. that is composed
of, or has many tunes; harmonious,
melodious. ©

Pusqdwtne® α. that has many names.

βιω είχε, a. very usefal, profitable.

Posey εὔων)ειν σειν ἤδη, Ss. Pace galas ἐν Τὶ

Pugdinpeard a. trembling; mutable.

Pees gehissy usp α. thas has many tracks
or turns; tortuous.

Frusqedeerhsusn a. laborious, that loves
work, that has worked much; labo-
rious, painful, heavy, difficult, hard;
ad. laboriously, with much difficulty
and work.

Pasqdazinns a. that does many fa-
vours, that gives bountifully; that a-

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bounds in favours. (bond.

Pusgdliarifb a. rover, roamer, vaga-

: Pvaeligetoe [2 ju 8. state of a vaga-
ond.

Purgsdisses a. very wicked.

Peasy hier 5 enor sassy a. that has suffered
much.

βινγιπωξενίν a. irmense, vasty.

Pesgelfiash uy OF shut OF sf a. furnish-
ed with many eyes.

Paes oy aS icv cng cas Mg 20 a. well adorned, em-
bellished.

ιν γεσω κα δασα. a. very clear, bril-
liant, most illustrious.

[δι ey Mies ang ses usr fol a. multiple ; diverse,
much, several; magnificent; - watb,,
- ,ft&,, to multiply; ad. more, more-
over. [very cunning.

Pasa elisrey wm fp a. that deceives much,

[δι yobs eng 002 arr foe a. much honoured,
very honourable, respectful.

ἔπ ων εἴπ αὐ ἐν heen. a. very bashful.

[μὰν αὔπων ong nes eon be oD ’ kgf va. to multiply;
to repeat.

ιν γε μεν ply fo ὃ. multiplicand.

[δι χείρω aguas sn kp S. βω χεωήνζἤ ωρ ©

PurqSissgumbps ΟΥ̓ keg 8. multiplica-
tor. (tion.
P easepelaareng 00s νέμει [Ὁ {Ἵν ὃ. multiplica-

asqlias omy peg γε. a. that gives or 18 gi-
ven abundantly.

Pavgdivaywpnetwk a. that contains
much; multitudinous, much.

Prague ὦ. that owes much;
much obliged.

[μιν απ εν αν τα [9 fort δ. polyarchy.

βω αι μων a. of many forms or
fashions, diverse, various, many.

Pusgdivsyuney a. that abounds in
- fruit, That produces much, fruitful.

Pugdinfut a. painful, fatiguing; la-
borious, busy, diligent, careful; ad.
diligently.

ων χει σαν ὦ. SUperabundant.

Fase oy eB cases br oy be fos af. prostitute.

Ragdeukphd, kgf’ va. to multiply,
to increase by propagation.

Prag Seeesfrany ἃ. subjectto many faults.

P cas εἴπω εν ors be te ’ estat by sylaks sls a. that has
many branches, boughs or parts.

Pegdwunkyy s.pl. ast. pleiades. (ast.

Fess ay Seas ws νη, 5 [λων φεωνεν ων τς» » ὕω.

Peas pel ics on ενενα. ὦ ὅν ἢ [ἐὼν ἡ εὔωνον son στα. μεν δ᾽ ἔτ «ωἿν
a.s. polytheist; <p, idols.

ων χείδ νων δε {δ ἢ δ. polytheism.

Pusgqileerdeutee a. polysyllabic.

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P cas og ἴδω fcc Ness. a. mercantile.

ΟΣ ous vx a. ardent, inflamed.

βωφίωξιι a. that relates many
things, polyhistor.

Rusgdindép a. much wounded, that
has many sores.

βωω γεν δ). a. tormenting, painful;
gloomy, grievous. [gerous.

κω χε νἷνη. a. very perilous, dan-

Purgdiedeg α. turbulent, much ἃ»
gitated, stormy.

Pear φημι Ss. Pace eyefiaras fas eary ©

Pasgilircn wg tury a. tormenting, gloo-
my, painful, sad. (extensive.

watwnuwpus a. far extended, very

δ, εν ἡγῇ ὃ. Peary Dice Gelineam «

Pusqiliuusbisth a. very desirous,
eager, anxious.

Poet oy eSias εν be as S. FP caseg aS erg ἔτ} Ὁ .

βιω χε ων συν a. of many kinds or
sorts. [pects or forms.

Puwgdiamtufy a. of many looks, as-

Pear eqelice ont br pol . a. polypetalous.

Pest oy ef cas εν ῥ ρει, a. of many forms, edi-
tions or types; various, different.

Purgdisnfurep a. very sad, grieved
or melancholy ; very vexatious.

Pusgdivnng Sf a.of many species or
kinds; populous.

Faas χω pr ste S. Pusgedirg «

βιυχεπυρη fet a. very useful, profi-
table; very meritorious ; full of merit,
well deserved. [meritorious.

Pucqdinpd wtf a. very worthy, very

ιν χεπωρδι[δ᾽ a. very rich, opulent.

Pressgqebiespe re ἔπνεε a. ingenious, full of
cunning, of ingenuity, artful; poly-
technic. [ Pose elise ae ἔν ων ῇ .

Prem gqehies gh 4 a. of many tribes ; S.

Pusysliguegestl oS ’ neg va. to aug-
ment, to grow, to enlarge, to increase,
to multiply; to accumulate; to re-in-
force ; to fill, to people, to repeople.

Purgilisrsugkf a. very deplorable,
pitiable, miserable. ΠῚ

La τ or preslgsale a. multitudi-
nous, numerous; plural.

βιωχεπωε με [9 ft 8. plurality.

Pusqilienprey, a. very shiny, bright,
brilliant. [practised.

Puusgdivpopd a. very experienced,

ΟΣ ses a. that has many
fine sculptures; well engraved; well
worked.

Puglinpwihpuy a. very clever; very
valuable, rich, precious; very heavy.

FUR

Purgdingi fs a. scrutinizing, very in-
quisitive. [obliging.

Pavgll pen fr a. full of kindness, very

Ferg ped a. of several flocks, or-
ders or ranks, numerous.

Rusgdé pat a. very happy, blessed.

Rusgdb pug a. of several colours,
variegated. (songs.

Purgdé pane{(I fet s. frequent use of

Praag hk Pest fel S. Pass gill: press «

[21 pplwt a. of a thousand diffe-
rent colours.

Pans ag alls 2 c0e. φεωΐ, ἐν of”, “αν υα. ἴο sect, to
place, to lay down, to put.

Pasgelt phew a. Well cooked; cook-
ing mixed things. {cious:

δι χε foe a. Very avaricious, tena-

βωυ ἤρα, koa, vp. to sit down, to sit,
to place one’s self.

βωωγιβεπααν α. very wise, learned.

Freee gif ἔων,» (Fhe ὅ. polyarchy.

FP ane ag af og as S. Peas oy seal”.

Paar ag alizey (F- S. ὕω. ast,

λων χὔπονων a. knotty, nodous ; 8. Prec
ΡΣ ΒΡῈ [polypous.

βγεῖ a. having many fect; s.

βασι a. having many qualities
or accidents; of many colours.

Peas χρη fs a. having many children.

Rev gdepgne([tfer s. state of a person
having many children.

Peas γπ πη [9 a full of snares or
springes, dangérous, perilous.

Purgdéog. & 5. altar or resting-place ;
chair, seat; mattress; couch, sofa.

βωφν. με, s. multitude, great
nomber, quantity, crowd, gross, heap,
mass, bulk, body ; abundance, increase,
inundation ; multiplicity, plurality, in-
finity ; people, troops, regiment, force,
retinue.

Ra_date a, that contains much
or many things.

Rasgando. very wise, learned,
skilfal, scientific. [ledge.

Pes qaftee cone ifisne [ὁ fret ὅδ. great know-

Pargdep ke ws ’ 27.) a many days
since ; old, that has existed a long time.

Pree gdop fal a.ad. in several ways or
manners, divers, various; in many
shapes.

Favgaek. ghh. γξων δ. arm, forearm ;
power ; branch, bough; bol. beet, straw-
berry-spinach 5 -- ss -- εἴων ley» Myosses_
geank,. to come to blows, to-fight; --
wa. — gbw,,to hold by the hand, to

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give each other the hand, to go arm in
arm, together.

Pusgqresl’, gdp , quhisg ae several, di-
verse, much, thick, great, large, full,
abundant, copious, numerous, consi-
derable, frequent, very, too much, ex-
cessive; ms —, but little, not much; --
ry ἢ ἐω αἴ", pagdp ἡ ὦ » several times, often,
frequently; — fis wkonp Εἶν, it is ne-
cessary much trouble, many things;
yku ngs -- wenepg, in a few days; ᾧ
gree εἴα Sb unk » & long time ago 3 -δ"
many people; -ρ ῥ᾽ sdiupyhutt, the
most part of men; -w, - f%s, ad.
much, too much; - fas gasky Sadar,
roaring of the waves ; —o sspsapfy , to
suffer much; οἶα — Husdutushe , for a
long time.

ΖΑ S. βωφιί αι [9..

Preersyesq ects, sg 8. SAcerdotal maniple ;
bracelet.

Pucguhp. peg s.pl. flight (of stairs ),
balusters, balustrade (—): bed.

Pusgpomt ἃ. stair, step.

Put, fy s.impost, duty, tax, con-
tribution, levy, custom ; -- «skgfy, toll.

Piustush, my S. cup, glass, mug,
goblet; chalice; bumper.

Put ζω, 8. BUCEr.

PResscH cash μων, s. salver.

Piast ὠς 6 6. bgf va. to soak, to wa-
ter ; di qphunfitih , quinchhy, to water
the ground, the plants.

Put wh fh s. small an

Pct dfn a. distrustful. [cion.

ἴβμωοἱ ἐν εἴων [δ με, 4. mistrust, suspi-

Past S- αὐἱνκ presse ad, dividedly, 8epa-
rately.

Pres οἱ εὐἵνιω by ess s. heir.

[λωτοῦ 210s ass by esr a. divisible.

[νων οἱ «ἵκει h estere(F-frot §. divisibility.

Put wtuhpy a. that partakes with
another.

ΣΦ esse 8. distributer ; divisor.

Puuk wtb ft a. divisible; 5. dividend.

Patwtb, kgf vi. to divide, to se-
parate ; to share, to distribute ; to cut,
to decompound, to disjoin, to uncouple,
to disunite, to split, to cleave, to
scatter, to behead, to make an inci-
B10N; — l:Mushee, to allot. .

Pict ako, wg 6.8. partaker, con-
cerned, participant; subscriber, shar-
ing; —,bsk,, to participate, to sub-
scribe. (share, subscription.

Peat thay at? frok ὅδ. participation ;

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Rut υὐινε ἢ, ες. division, share, dis-
tribution, partition, repartition, dis-
pensation ; decomposition, dismember-
ment, disengagement, disjunction,
distraction, dissolution; stitch, rup-
ture, departure; separation, disunion,
scission, retrenchment, section, segre-
gation. '

[μον ἔτ. 8. custom-house officer.

Put wane, aq ὃ. receiver of duties
or taxes, custom-house officer.

διωσ δι, kgf va. to tax, to levy a
duty.

Pot ft, Sify s. part, share, por-
tion, quota, proportion, distribution,
equality, parcel, piece; dose; lot; -
Suphwy, assessment.

* Passh- by cas εἴιῖ, S. Qresdissting «

Piste §. custom-house.

Fun, fy δ. cherry; large black cherry;
morello cherry; fog, ust; pale co-
lour, paleness.

βωρωάξη. a. nebulous, misty, foggy ;
-p, dull weather. [balsam-tree.

Faas poss ca east, a ἅὅ.. balm ἢ balsam ;

Puvjerenbrafy a. dark, gloomy.

Pubktp s. cherry-tree.

βωρῶξρ 8. sledge.

Freupyftp 4. gad-fly. (gloomy.

Pune 8. acorn, tassel; a. cloudy,

βωμωδ᾽, by a. foolish, wanton, mad,
cracked.

PP sas νενδ'ν [Ὁ free δ. folly.

PufbS, kgf va. to strike, to beat;
to shock, to knock; to touch; to
scourge ; - fp pupf χάνω, to strike one’s
foot in a stone; - φνηπη qumkh, Τ8-
ging of the wind against the houses;
- qynenk, ῥ grt y to knock at the
door ; -- ghacpdu, to beat one’s breast;
- qggimp, to touch a cithern, harp,
lyre; ~ eas κε 200 ἡ, ὦ [9 fog minegesy to dazzle
the eyes ; gesse fuss cosy ann [Ὁ εαν εν 1880p 4 burst
into tears.

βωμε acgubl J, ’ πειρᾷ va. to knock
one against another.

fiefs, ἔοι un. to be beaten; to
fight, to combat, to attack; — pig Hf
wes , to fight together, to knock, to
dash against each other.

βωμῥ.», Pufenct s. beating, per-
cussion, blow; knock, shock; ren-
counter, combat.

Fufsn, fy 4. fortune, prosperity,
luck ; destiny, fate, fatality; chance,
hazard ; Fortune, Good Genius; “κά.

RUD,
ἔνε - I have not had the happiness;
gum sup —fu, by ill lack, unfortunate-
LY; pus yefrgk py —bs pam ψαβοχσέω.
oy τῇ, pum τῷ ἔχω, eng εἴξα με
ἔθ νιν δέν. by chance, fortunately his
enemy dies. (ner, foreteller.

βιυῤννω frm a. prophetical; s. divi-

Pass foreon vos fuitory fon a. adventurous ; - ΠᾺ
Ὁ. to seek fortune, to adventure.

Pufewswteng 4. Temple of Fortune.

Pasfrsrurgf ad. fortunately, luckily ;
at allevents or hazards, by chance,
by good luck.

βίαν, ρα. fortunate, lucky.

Pinfrmurcnpec{ie s. happiness, good
fortune, luck. (or chance.

Ruff, ign, un. to have fortune

βωξ. fy, «9 5. porch, portico; halo,
red circle round the sun or moon;
sheepfold, fold; circumference, round,
circuit ; - ον ΣῪ ΣΖ, “«ἡν ἔτ. μων ἤ κω ἔτι 9 to
encompass, to surround, to begird.

Puchwntrd, bgp va. to encompass, to
begird ; to contain, to comprehend.

Peas yb 7202 [2- ᾿ ῥ ὅ. wallet, bag.

Pushyoy, fog 45. bean; lupine.

Pushoey s. stick, staff.

βως, fy 4. spade, hoe; mattock;
κα’ κα, to hoe.

βιως τε. υἵνη,. kg “. necklace, diamond
to hang on the neck; iron collar.

Puquapkd, yf va. to compose, to
conjoin; to ally; to mingle, to mix; to
compound.

βωηω νὸς [εν 4. compound, com-
position, synthesis, combination, con-
dition, confection, formation, mixture.

Pasgeerquale a. suitable.

Pass ges goat he Sf’, Egle va. to conform, to
make conformable.

Pans of car 7 as tse [Ὁ forte ΟΥ ee Σ. fitness,
relation, conformity, connection : al-
liance.

Pricry or tuys a. consonant; unanimous.

Puasqudtuybne{Ff.% 5. consonance.

Pusqeyp » upg OF ayg 5. pretext, ex-
cuse, subterfuge; suspicion; stain,
fault; cause, reason; pumquye ᾧ ἡ ("πῇ
qguky, a pracy caspayte soph, yamine, tO
seek excuses or pretexts; pumqeyn
asersveetd-b- εωΐ, Masry css ons by ‘4 of 5 vase ° to ca-
lumniate, to slander; anawiy μια Ὁ
innocent, inculpable, blameless; ad.
inexcusably.

Fase ημἥνεω κί br ont OF ayush $. bath-keep-
er, bather; sf. bath-woman.

P01,
whbe. they spl. baths, bath-
πες τ ταν place; ess sespone ines ey cas _
2b ung ᾽ bathing-tub ; {δ sc pel sie. geame ress
bb mg ’ bathing-gown ; b-qratesh | lady ΩΝ
bboy, bathing season; wpu4, wbbb uh
pwqwtbh wy ® bath-room ; f ΓΟ east fore
dinwwisky , μι δ asntney , to bathe, to
take a bath; f posseqscitefocs by pr[F- x0 to go
to the baths ; “αν, Sada —; river-
baths, sea-baths; — gayapgery. pf zhu
{ὦν --, vapour, medicated bath;
Devrcwce fy casts =, hip bath; green, Sept
ἢν —. cold, hot or warm baths.

Revqatincteneld pete 3. ᾧ, γι πειπες,
μ΄. (compound.

Pearqgan ye κε, kgf va. to assemble, to

Pucqiepf, by a. unleavened, azymous ;
8. unleavened bread, azyme.

RsquppPuhkneg » psy 8. pl. the feast
of unleavened bread.

Fane og ane ofp oven ων 3. bladder.

16 γε. Sky: Puqemuike 4. pl.
pretext, colour, cloak; calumny, false
accusation ; S. βασι.

Pug μ.“αξ Egf va. to pretend, to
eonceal under a pretext; to calum-
niate; to accuse, to impeach.

Pegpwtfute 8. Pafequite -

Pasay Ss. Frans fuses :

werhuh a. comparative.

Peep coe onthe al, etc.S. 2, cell ie os be ol " ete.

Paghd, kgf va. to join.

Pusgh yh, Lyuahy 8. bot. ivy.

Pushes, wg 8. stone-bow ; cross-
bow ; catapult; dart, arrow ; small

er.

Pech, etc. 8. Rufbsl, ete.

ParghenSuwhnat a. deliberative.

Pugh hhy a. conjoined.

Perghwhypl, δ ὦ un.to conjoin, to
be united.

Ravgh wastrel, on 6.“ UN. to consist; to
be composed, constructed, constituted.

Ravghwegn{tfe% s. consistency, com-
position, conjunction.

Pcghwgneguth lt, wef va. to consti-
tate, to compose.

Pasghagnegfis α. constituent.

PrewayS fear hswt a. copulative.

Pugh fewkd, kgf va. to make an in-
termixture, to conjoin.

Pusgtensh , ete- 8. Peet ῥα bibs , ete.

᾿ Page 8. bot. acorus; yellow
water-flag.

Peace ayes ccs abavle 3. [βισγασω reste °

δ τ2 κεἰ 8. {πα

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Ruta, aq 4. vest; waistcoat;
flannel waistcoat ; night waistcoat ;
bodice ; cloak, mantle; tunic.

Puexhntwh , wy 8. waistcoat ; jacket ;
little old cloak; short cloak. |

Fes conj. that ; wrussy fs —, 1 said that.

Prusfee ς. altar. |

Pde, fy 8. mus. basse, base: a.
thorough base. [ wadding.

Pusdgeh, wy 8. cotton; -- uqhf.,

[δι εξε hep s. cotton-plant.

βι νειν.» (P97 5. guilt ; S. Pessalpesasssmstgg «

Pushpa a. slanderous.

Peace ἤπιαν cslep ὃ. pl. detraction, slan-
der, defamation.

Padpwuwvk a. that loves slander.

Putpunwenp a. slanderous.

Pudpunkt, ἔην va. to detract, to
slander, to speak ill of, to calumniate,
to defame, to backbite.

βινείμί. argh Pucdpfzhs ppat sf. lady ;
princess ; queen. pers.

Pundppak, pnuhy s.castanets, snap-

Pudpog δ. gum ammoniac ; bamboo:
agasyllis.

Puy S. Pras, Presale

Puy. fy 8. gr. verb; word, speech,
discours; 8. Pasyag. (verb.

Pays whet a. derived from the

ββιυγμδ αν, γα. βάρ fret, ἔν σαν! un. tO
be clayed, to hide one’s self in a den.

Puy wind δ. supine; verbal.

Pusjag, wy 8. den, cave, lair, haunt,
kennel.

[να coy. but, yet, notwithstanding,
however, nevertheless, though, still;
save, except, without; - £/#£ ,except ;
unless ; — put, if, provided, with the
exception of, excepted, but, besides;
if not; — wsmays , yet, however, ne-
vertheless.

Put, the, dew 8. thing; 8. Red.

Fut, fy s. speech, word, term, say-
ing, dictate, expression, oration, dis-
course, language, history; proposal,
treaty, promise; thing; reason, intel-
lect; understanding, intelligence ; ora-
cle: the Word; bot. myrobalan (fruit,
tree and oil); acorn (fruit); 'f -ᾧ
weibl,, to interpose, to employ; pig
-ῥε wabk,, to excommunicate; — wa
-, word for word; dfad -fe, in a word ;
a-bug wntk,, to converse, to speak;
f -α ὠσίν,» fb —p ὑπ»... to persuade,
to convince, to gain; q-faup wbhanth,,
to converse with, to hold a conversa-

δῦ

tion; f —u hprussyaepuslusg asphyeitsley , b --
bya. αἴ. ν to charm or to allure with
one’s words; -ὦ pig. fipkupe αν. —
“εν ἐς, cue. “πε. ρ ᾽ “- [yes κει ἔν, save. Ap, to
understand, to be understood, to come
to anunderstanding 5 pus ἐζεῖπε ἴω τῷ,
πρωίαν pt --ὦ E, according to me; ῥ᾽ -
wmuth;, uwphutk,, to employ, to serve
one’s self; — by, Aesgere, it 18 said; gag
per —fgs , at these words ; sashes -- fun
σοείθε ut “πε ρξ, -“ ζω, frouky
aut, to speak ill or well of some
one; gfts & τῶ wes, What is this?
— ww,, to promise, to give one’s word ;
ἴδηηξρ 72 ΓΟ] “-σῃ. leave these
things ; - ᾧ gaps ΠΣ to begin to
speak 5 ἡμῖν, τω fe, to finish
one’s discourse ; — {Awpk,. to do some
thing ; ns fui pig τῶ δέω,
without any hesitation; -- firs Ε fired wn
pq, 1 have a word to say to you;
gun —b wdktibgoet, according to every
body ; qusu% pa —fy, upon your word ;
pum —f po, according to what you
have said; ghonku εἴη. neal LE -4.. you
know well with whom you have to do;
εἴ»; bn. apt f pk push Tenrprecs [jury fe , hard-
ly had he spoken; ~<p fis bt fl pug.
nlp, 1 have a suspicion of some
one ; I have intrigues or connections
with some one; <p fis ng kf or as
gu fi hngas buy acilkp ff Diss go py caste ;
they have neither society nor com-
merce with other men ; waming —f san.
Uphe(7t ,exceptfor cause of adultery.

Pass carga pee. [3-fre% ὅ. embassy.

βωΐνωηξιν a. lettered, learned, wise;
experienced, versed.

Pictrg bp 5. writer, author.

Pusteghug sbtk,, to parley, to enter
into a treaty of peace.

ων gous gre [Ὁ fd 8. treaty.

[διυγω πη 8. plagiary.

Putugagne [9 fe% s. plagiarism.

βιωωΐμυᾳ νάνι {2 γι, $s. eulogy, pane-
gyric, praise.

Pectuguuh bop. un. to excuse
one’s self, to pretend; to feign, to al-
lege. (composition.

Pessieoas ey prove [Ὁ fort 8. writing, work ἢ

ιν ὐρ δ. pl. excommunication,
anathema.

Puwtwgr kd, bgp va. to excommuni-
cate, to anathematize.

βωΐνωη patted 8. Pring ratiy «

nase ary bs ang neste 3. Φιυζωζεο «

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βευύνω ὁ s. koy; lock: explainer, 6x-
ounder; — trewgupwiesg , & tuning
ey; - 4 caresses pr μον ἦ oxo g ° master-key ; =
S unsliugneofe , watch key; guque -ον
false key.

ΩΣ funequyg a. examiner.

ΠΣ a. orator.

βιωλωξσοων [Ὁ prt 8. oration, dis-
course, sermon.

Fuster, wy δ. CAMP; army; en-
campment; castramentation ; -- wake,
Luphutb,, to encamp, to pitcha camp;
purninny gb, to remove the camp.

βιωνωζιί fy a. companion of the field.

Pustwhwdiy s. the middle or centre
of a camp or army.

βωωνεσ ων, a. reasonable, endowed
with reason, discursive, intelligent;
logical ; -z, s. logic. (standing.

Puctushwine(F με» 85. Teason, under-

Pestrushnk-y ν Putush bung , Eunkrg ,
1:4. 5. camp, campaign, place where an
army is encamped.

Petresh κι yrregiustb oS, neg va. to en-
camp, to pitch one’s camp.

RustuhfS, bguy un. to encamp, to
place one’s self, to pitch the camp.

Pistushrpred a. eloquent.

Putogafe a. contentious, that is
fond of disputing, captious, cavillous ;
- εἰν. to cavil, to carp, to chicane,
to dispute; — sfiby yashiny wykma , tO
dispute about trifles.

["ωἵνιω fra rve_ pol, ᾿ ΤΆΩΝ S. Paste why ox_fee
εἶνε - [disputation.

βωνιωξζανεπεζθῥαν s. logomachy;

Pctrohphfn a. curious, that resear-
ches much; 8. critic, censurer. .

Prsctshkgoe {2} 5. conference, parley.

ως forse 5 f or ms “ὦ AS. writer,
author; poct: newsmonger.

PuturSfeuncl[efet gs. composition;
poetry. ’

FP cost ccs ΎΡΡΥ ol”, ’ Egle un. to reason, to
narrate, to discourse.

Petes a. examiner.

Precsteserl”, peg va. to open, to dis-
cover, to disclose, to develop, to ex-
plain; to loosen; to perforate, to
pierce, to bore; to spread, to enlarge,
to extend; to unfold, to untwist, to
unlink ; to rub; — ggyecfe, to take off
one’s hat; -- acdhp qufpm fey, to un-
bosom, to open one’s heart ; — gasheny_
Jw, to excite appetite ;— gf», to
uncork a bottle; Sas --, to perforate,

δι,
to pierce, to bore; -- ghafe, to unseal ;
-q&me, to illuminate, to enlighten
the mind; -- σῦν, to unstop; -

qopepe, to unpack 5 -- 2λωϊνασωμωμῷ, to

trace, to mark out a path; to opena
way, to make aroad.

Packard, Pmbfl, posginy vp. to open ;
to be detached one from another.

Fete ane all ane 71 000 δ. βωνζαῥε. ° [men.

Patent s. philologist ; -ρν literary

Fee nas 0s fo pr αν ests a. philological ——
φιἴποονε [2 ῥεν, OF “ενἷκε ἡ». literature,
humanity. |nities; letters.

Prackave fp ne[Pfe% s. philology ; huma-

Peak awumnk gd , bg 8. poet; σεῦ ΟΥ̓
4.2... —, poetaster, rhymer.

βιωῦν ane 00 one br α δ sas by ἐν a. poetical.

Rubwwmbystl, byf va. to poetize,
to versify.

βων συ“ og & neff ὅ-. poetry > poem.

P acirenr ar cee bs δε Δ fe sf. poetess.

Pate nar ts ook gS opp Εν ad. poetically:

Revives Xurn. α. hoaster, braggart;
- ;bek,. to boast, to exaggerate ; to
swagger. Φ

βων ὦ of Χωρ Ss. Rachel p

Packs emp a. poet; writer, composer ;
complaisant, obedient; *delegate, de-
puty. ᾿

βωΐνσσσρσς [2 } s. composition, work
of sense; poem, poetry; *delegation,
deputation.

Rutevenp a. reasonable ; intelligent,
wise ; vocal; rational. (sonable.

Pusbernpeynje a. Wiser, more rea-

βιυῖναν. σροε (δ ῥεν s. reason; intelli-
gence; rationality, understanding, in-
tellect ; prudence, wisdom.

Futenpasy a.s. plagiary; compiler ;
curious.

βωὗναρτηνε [2 fo te Ss. plagiarism.

Puteri fe s. critic, reviewer.

Patbenptbne{Pfeh s. critic, review.

Pubpkp , wy 5. Messenger, envoy.

Ruckog. s. bot. hen-bane.

βωδηῥω σι [εν s. erudition, learn-
ing, literature, science; qbptuyft --,
astronomy.

Rava S. Pastran -

Patna erg we php s.pl. folly, extrava-
gance, revery, idle talking, delirium,
enthusiasm ; chimera.

Reatgqarg ne shdl, guy un. to talk ex-
travagantly, to talk nonsense, to
rave, to dote; to vacillate, to totter,

to stagger.

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* Ruston orl 9 Mey Sf. jelly.

Prusteg bl S. Peaster bral’

P.xté wp s. feud, quarrel, dispute,
wrangling Ἢ Ss. ey ; bhp ἢ obs cays °

βωΐν δ... ag u. Verbose, eloquent, vo-
luble, fluent.

Rutpiggh Sf bupd un. to contradict.

βωνβμνε, a. learned, skilful, expe-
rienced, versed, wise ; eloquent.

βωνρῇ ᾿ pubkockep a. tale, story,
trifle, bawble. (reasonable.

Fase feafiss os se , Psst fosfiesg a. intelligent,

Psthey, pookphut a. confidential,
authorized, accredited, estimable, in-
fluential.

βωνζν. ἔπεῖιρ 8. coarse language;
tale, story, fable. (4phfom

βωΐν σώ κ ἤ ν ang S. Prackrcarp wee , foto,

βωΐβωμρ. πῇ. «νῷ ἅ. herb, herbage,
pot-herbs, vegetables; beet.

Peat Paeepractongy g. kitchen-garden.

Fiat βωμευ Son. 8. green-grocer ; —
4f%. herb-woman.

Pvt fuephgkt a. herbaceous.

Puatwuphk I, kgf va. to slander, to
calumniate, to report.

βων,νωσᾷνε. . ay ὅ. tell-tale, tale-
bearer, sycophant, opponent, adver-
sary ; satan, devil, tempter.

Pictuesphne{I fre 4. tale, slander,
false accusation, calumny ; contrariety,
opposition ; witchcraft.

ecslowe , kg g. prison, gaol ἢ giuky 'fe -f ‘;

nphwth,’f —,to imprison; frecuwk, f
~£,to make one’s escape from prison,
[Ὁ escape ; Swath, f-£, to let out of
prison; kypsxth, ᾧ -£, to go out of
prison.

Prastoerccrly say . Peas io ars ase by 200s ® Le
Soren ὃ. [ων να. Ἐς.

βιυῦν εν κε 0024, ᾽ Faas cov ὦ εὐ ον, Pe ass now nas _
wf 8. ga0ler, keeper of a prison.

βων“ ρθη ey a. prisoned ; - cus εν ἕν.
to imprison. {detention.

Pacrtewvvespeg bp (9 fed s.imprisonment,

Pesos 00s 70 by br 0024 « P casi ace 285-2049 5. | Oe, ee
ompre hy: oe
PuwknbdS, &gf va. to imprison.

Fin. [ 8. horse hair, mane.

Pranks, py 8. distribution ; assessment;
share, lot; division: weevil, mite.

Pukeld, kgf va. to distribute, to
share, to part, to divide, to dispense,
to assess ; to disseminate.

Frmshefe 9. gratuity, drink-money.

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Pussheryp ’ yf 8.) ὶ. gift, present, gra-
tuity, donation. "

Runhrnec(Ffet, [βιωχίω πε, 4. distribu-
tion, apportionment, division.

βωγπων 8. ἃ kind of falcon.

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Pufusyeute s.pl. silly story, idle talk,
stories, nonsense, prattle, quackery.

βωρβιωωη 6, kgf un. to tattle, to prat-
tle, to talk idly, to tell idle tales, to
speak of trifles.

βιωβινηΐσων a. prattler, great talker.

βωκ., fg 8. word, term, speech, ex-
pression; air, song; -- #« --, word for
word 5. {54 οἷν ΓΟ “ἢ ° literally.

Pvcusg hp S. Ponelpe - .

βωωπωξ cys. bellowing, lowing; roar-
ing.
Puvnushkl’, kgf un. to bellow, to low ;
% cas on sarge carts ὥ. Punghre e
Purncogf ἃ. renowned, famous, ex-
cellent; rich. [cellence, beauty.

Panwgn{[FfeD 8. renown, glory, ex-

Runghrp 5. dictionary, vocabulary,
lexicon, glossary. handle.

Purnteuhp s.pl. lever; porringer;

βωπν ων, puch va. to take away,
to remove, to carry off, to displace ;
to retrench; to derogate, to suppress,
to withdraw ; to cause to cease, to
destroy, to dispel, to efface, to extin-
guish, to stifle ; to take away, to ravish,
to take, to steal, to rob; to lift up, to
raise; to bear, to support, to sustain;
—'h d&puy, to put, to put on, to load;
— δ Sunn, to discount, to deduct, to
abate; -- gop£iw, to repeal a law, to
cancel, to annul; -- gfn3., to clear, to
extricate 3 -- qgwhiy, to unbar; — φιῖμν
bach yung weal , to deliver a woman;
- (Angneyz. peup dfs (Bagh wntk, , to aban-
don, to forsake entirely ; -- ᾧ jacé ρα σα,
to weigh; — qgyoefs, to behead 5 ssqus-
qh, hake, buns, Xhg, days—, to
scream, tocry out; to weep; — f dpa,
to carry away, to stroy, to annul; -

“ὦ Mts ἐν gF-nempnels fe, to take away

all difficulty ;-q4butw acpnep , to take
away the life of some one, to kill, to

murder ; g»qnup —, to appeal, to invoke, .

to lament; -- qgwen, to support pain ; --
nunkp, to goaway,to depart ; -- σίδῥίε-,
to subtract;— apdwhk,, to dismiss;
pup dh ay efpt,. to carry.

Pens ono nes el", Pras tefoed” ; βωράξω [beful, ;
pupdw, vp. to be carried or brought;

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to liken, t) compare; to be taken a-
way ; to be destroyed ; to be estinguish-
ed; gupdkp ἃ. abhkp ᾧ ded, be thou
removed and cast into the sea ; — Smug
4 ang s20 70 000 εν. [οὐ ἐπ ὦ εἶξε, to be proud of; va
apap μα», the just perish ; be
A aes saly ores pupagh b ~pusqupesg , Damascus
will soon be no longer a city ; pssprtane
nefuws, the pact is broken; -- F4steay,
to die; tiie μωρῶν qhemsh, they put
on him the sara

Passes fey berlgeres S. pe bl ode

βιωωῤρ 8. ων. .

Puen, by 8. fortune, luck; destiny,
fate ; wager, bet, stake ; —« aphuwbb, » to
lay a wager, to bet. [buke.

Pusopuhp s.pl. reproach, blame, re-

Puwupk Sl, ἔμ vu. to reproach, to
blame, to condemn, to rebuke, to cen-
sure.

Fusupk ff a- reproachable, blamable.

Pane reas px s. shuttle.

βωενζ » ag (. subtile ; - geste.» Sip,
phthisis; S. ‘Wecpe: brach (sporting
deg): hitre; S. Proper.

Pupurhwdiot a. that spins or weaves
finely ; finely spun or woven.

βωρωξή ῥα α. a skinny neck; a long
or thin neck.

βιωρωγ a. hard: soft. [porter.

Face pr ane 0xy οἷ, ᾽ Face pr ene arg br ont &. usher,

[μευ αν ly easter a. personified ὁ - Pash,
prosopopeia. (legory.

Puspcntnel[tfe% δ. prosopopeia; al-

βωρισεμ 8. lintel, door-post, door-
tree.

Pacsprasenpoe {Pfs 5. manners, custom.

βιωρευῖξ, δωρμωΐ ῥα. Rorppmtgonmt,
βωρμμιυβωΐᾳρ 8. idle tales, nonsense, tire-
some repetitions, silly story, prating,
gossip, dotage.

Ruspptfed, Puppafkd, kgf un. to
make tiresome repetitions, to chat, to
prattle, to bawl, to tattle.

Pusppsn., cy 8. speech, voice, accent,
language, idiom, dialect; acclamation,
exclamation; cry, clamour; sound ;
hk phbplruy, ἡπηησθ. plapsusm, umqoam_
Danby —, ὃ hoarse or gruff, trembling,
interrupted, menacing Voice; yophy -- ο
to offer a word, to speak; δά &—,
to make one speak ; -- wpduhb,, to cry,
to raise the voice, toexclaim; Stsbgfie
one ἢ — οοό σι 9ε wt, the air was filled
with cries or a thousand cries of joy ς
& 2+,-,in the Armenian language ; —

ΒΡ
wdayng ὲ opine αἵ αν, τ thunder, Noise; -
wdpnfefits, clamour, cry ; -- ὐ πη. Suse
ecg, ως μία,» Sagdig ; blast of trum-
pets, ruff ; cackling; noise or clashing
of shields; whistling or bluster of the
wind ; - oar re fox_& on. ‘ 4: “::) 6} essieess g ᾿ 8. Papa
het “- ον sex ἥν ἡ fr » ΤΌΠΟΙ.

ΣΧ ΧΑ ἄγεν un. to speak ; to
cry out, to exclaim.

fuppupwthp s. haggling, hesitating.

βωρριωρ ῥά 9 Pacey peop flit S. Peep pus

Pueppuop fl, ἔα, vn. to hesitate, to
haggle; to be busy, embroiled, per-
plexed.

Poe pres pron ; wy A. ὅ. barbarous, 88.»
vage ; barbarian, cruel.

Pusppenspmene(F fires. barbarity,cruel-
ty, grossness.

Pracprpe cree δ. mus. cithern.

Pepe nse, by a. signal, illustrious ;
cheerful; increased, flourished, flour-
ishing, civilized.

Pas prgg sno 0 c2 Nesey ὃ. pl. increase, abun-
dance ; profit, improvement, bloom,
lustre, splendour, renown.

— Repg ere tbl, kgf va. to make flour-
ih; to civilize.

βωρφανε Χ[ω7, guy un. to Increase,
to flourish, to be in repute, in ho-
nour, in vogue, to profit, to improve.

δωσε Xv [Ὁ βεῖν §. βωμεωε

Pepe. fg 8. α. hay-rick; heaped up,

piled, bound up; polypetalous; -- ων.
1 pwn, gr. compound word.

Pupg δι, ἔν va. to accumulate, to
hoard; to bind up; to compound, to
conjoin.

βαρᾳε [2 fch 5. accumulation, heap ;
composition, formation. . others.

Pephesumy a. that speaks well of

Pephwwh wy a. that hates the good,
evil, malicious, wicked.

Push ssgeshed a. benevolent.

pkeguuyape a. well deserved,
worthy, obliging.

Papkese. ad. well, right; safely; --
bike. be welcome; — hw, adieu! —
Buy wuk, . to bid farewell, to take
leave ; to renounce, to forsake.

Pass yok pesaafor ens ᾿ βωρσδμωξ αν ὴ a. fortu-
nate, lucky; prosperous, happy, fa-
vourable, propitious.

plewfeswpu ad. fortunatel
happily, luckily. a

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Pace ube po sas fer ors ease κων, δε ἐν} UN. to pros-
per, to be fortunate, to succeed, to
be happy.

Pusph peofenc[Ffe% 4. fortune, hap-
piness, prosperity, chance, destiny.

Peas pr be purge. S. Passo bs grass fuses .

βωρξραΐ, a. that praises.

Pan peb puctah fig a. that praises with
another or together.

Puphk pet, E-af: va. to bless, to
praise. {encomium.

Ruuph puttin (2h s. benediction praise,

Puspk-poyhs a. beneficent, bounteous,
that does good, liberal.

» Raph pinzfune{tfe% 8. bounty, bene-
fit, favour, liberality. |

Pac peh pessin ; Presgrbs presssen fol S. Pres k_
prusfeen . [ Fee 0 bocce fas use ass ΧΑ e

Pass pokperesce om ον case” ἢ βωνδ ει ῥα, S.

Push σε εν {δ fort Ss. Fcasye br pres fs coe rne__
Pht.

Rupkpeapy., fg a good-natured,
good-tempered, civil, benign, affable,
kind.

βωσερκωμο σε [εν Pugh pose ἢ 8.
excellent character, good-nature.

Puphpkp a. productive of good,
fruitful, fertile, abundant.

βωρεμξροι [9 με, 4. fertility, fructi-
fication.

Rusphpoypend a. that has good suck-
ers, shoots or sprouts.

Pupkpoyw a. that produces good
fruit fruitful ; good-natured.

βωρμξμπεηΐ a. that causes good to
come forth.

Puppet a. naturally good, that
has a good disposition, humane.

βωρξηδη a. beautiful, graceful,
charming, genteel, pretty, handsome.

Riupkglda{tfpe% 4. benignity, cle-
mency, mercy: (verses, lives well.

Piaph gig a. that runs, walks, con-

βωρξησπρδ a. beneficent, virtuous,
pious, that does good. (good.

Peapeh gpd bef ’ E-gf un. to do well,

Pupkgopdne(Ife% 5. bounty, bene-
ficence; good works.

βωρέασι 9. a. benign, humane, mer-
ciful, compassionate, tender, charita-
ble, flexible. [proper.

Rupk ghey a. becoming, suitable, fit,

PuphgfynefFfe% 4. decorum, fit-
ness ; prosperity, luck.

βωγσξηρσες α. ungrateful. [ed.

βωρσξηωρμη a. Well adorned ; reforme-

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Puphqupgkd, kgf va. to embellish,
to adorn; to reform.

Pupbqupgn{i fet 4. embellishment,
ornament, finery ; reformation, reform.

Puaph giana. of good family, noble.

Rinph Sw nwhgne{P- ft 8. inheritance
of great property ; good inheritance.

wpizpur. a. Very good, very useful.
βιωρ δίων νι [9 pct 8. great goodness,
good-nature, nobleness, gentility.

Pupkfrunt a. sober, temperate,
moderate.

Ruphfrunttt, Ποὺ va. to temper,
to moderate, to soften, to modify.

Pap h femor tens [9 pred 8. temperance ;
temperature, moderation, modification,
mitigation; — ogg, temperature of
the air.

βιωρε fui a. careful, that provides
for wants, for an affair. [to provide.

βιωρε βήνω fl oS, πὸ va. to be careful,

ὩΣ ching 8. βωρβήκιω,Γ.

Puphbinfp a. that asks for, that

seeks for good things.
Peapk fund ᾿ Pua pk fenpsacpe. a. that
thinks of good things.
βωρξώρμων a. that gives good ad-
vice, good instruction ; well instructed.
Raph foow, ug α.8. intercessor, me-
diator. ;

RupkfroubS, kgf un. to intercede.

Pirpkfromne(Ffet s. intercession, me-
diation.

Pupkhed, wy 8. friend; familiar,
dear ἢ “πον fol ᾿ whh δ ἡδ᾽ " ΣΟ ὥς , Δ,
“υωΐπε ἢ py, abpksb, nem —, intimate, sin-
cere, true, devoted, dear, false friend.

Puaph heeding ad. friendly, fami-
liarly, domestically.

Puvph hamdieoh ts a. amicable, friendly.

P ase pr by cor sh ces orse of, suguy UT. to be
friendly, familiar, to make one’s self
familiar.

Baugh μεῖνε [Ὁ με΄, s. friendship, fami-
liarity, attachment ; μέρ —, intimacy;
εν ἐδ —, cordiality.

PeophhusdiaSh sf. friend.

ase bx My μων ps 4. a. well regulated, cor-
rected, reformed, policed.

Puophhupek J, kgf va. to order pro-
perly, to dispose, to put in order; to
amend, to reform.

βωρξίμωρῃι [9 fee 8. good order, or-
ganization; reform, reformation; di-
Scipline ; policy.

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βωμε hh ng μἦ,, “ἢ δ. carnival, ho-
lyday time; g%—, the day before
lent, shrovetuesday, shrovetide.
Rup hbtguwine(Ffe% 2. happiness,
felicity, prosperity, rejoicing.
βωρξίκρα a that has a good figure,
handsome, graceful, genteel, pretty,
well-made. (shape, grace, gentility.
βωρνεζερνα είν s- fine figure, good
Pupi-hegh a. happy, prosperous, in
good circumstances, rich.
βωρδίηπε[ [ss ὃ. happiness, feli-
city, ease, contentment, comfort.
Rupéhbe a. good, honest, virtuous.
Rept hbpl? a, well instructed, civil.
Puaphhpldnacltfe% s. good education,
good-breeding, politeness.
βωρξίρον, by a. of good morals,
pious, virtuous, honest, religious.
βωρνείρον νει, 8. good morals,
honesty, probity, piety, religion, good-
ness. |
Piusph SX, Xk quy un. to vouchsafe,
to accept, to receive favourably, to
please.
Piuspl SunMny a. Very agreeable.
PR easgs be Seas Mery οἷοι ες surg ousg UT. to be very
agreeable or very amiable.
βωρεξφωηι 2} s. approbation, con-
sent, benevolence, favour, friendship.
Push Santa. tasteful, savoury.
Ruplsuedpur. a. of good renown,
of great reputation, famous, renown-
ed, celebrated.
Pats gb & εἴκειν" of ’ E-gf va. to cele-
brate, to publish with praise.
Push Surdjeuene(Ffe% s. good name,
renown, reputation, fame, praise.
Rupk Sundar a. agreeable, amiable,
graceful, polite, civil, gentle, tractable,
humane, kind, courteous, complaisant,
beneficent. (things.
PuphSuyg a. that demands good
Pugh Suthep a. very sensible, —
wise, — learned. [or stature.
Rush Sanwk a. having a fine shape
PunphSusneyy a. rewarder, that re-
compenses well, that does good. _
βω» ζιωε ἵν, α. obedient, submissive.
Purl Siw a. very ingenious, —
clever. ἢ
βωμξφπ είς, etc. BS. «ἔν 5 eas geneee.,
etc. eng [to good things.
Peapk SpueLe a. that invites, exhorts
Pupk dt a. of a good shape, well
made, genteel; graceful.

pur

Push 21.» 2 fo ε. fine figure, grace-
fulness, decorum.

Puph thp 5. | eee! oe

βωρμξ ον a, well matched, lucky,
fortunate.

Ruepk ἦν. [2 μεν s. good fortune,
happiness, participation of good; good-
ness, perfection.

βωρδιπωυμηῤέ a. coaxer, cajoler,
gallant, complaisant ; — ,4%4,. to please,
to flatter, to coax, to cajole, to adulate.

βωρμδιπωρηνε[ῥε,, 4. flattery, adu-
lation, complaisance.

Pepb do a. sincere, ingenuous,
frank, naive ; innocent, good, well dis-
posed.

βοράν a- peaceable, flexible,
good-natured, good-humoured. °

᾿βωρε πα, a. unthankful, ungrate-
ful. (ly, naively.

Pang b hiow perp id. ingenuously, frank-

βω ἡ «ἴπννεί[ ῥεῖν 4. sincerity, inno-
eence, goodness, indulgence.

Pupkyafeq a. favourable, prospe-
rous ; — ,b¥b,. to prosper.

Pepkyaepuhiep a. well adjusted, well
agreed ; symmetrical.

Pephyfpumuwl a.of happy memory,
whose memory is venerated.

Paphsaye a. of good or of great hope.

Paphyopgnp a. that exhorts to good
things ; well inclined, very willing.

βωρξ εν {9 fed 8. good hope.

phyeF ap a. well inclined, very
willing, benevolent.

Puphbenfewtd a. zealous.

βωρνετ ὧν a. of good sign; signa-
lized, remarkable, famous.

Pup hȣ% a. well settled, rich, happy,
prosperous.

βωράχζενρς a. that grants or does
favours, that gratifies; handsome,
graceful, agreeable, charming.

βαρέχεσρς (2 ῥιν 8. bounty, good-
ness; gracefulness, elegance, charms.

Pusphzecths a. mild (speaking of the
wind ), the mild zephyr.

βωρέ χε,» a. splendid, magnificent ;
superb, graceful, pretty ; venerable ;
modest, chaste, bashful; watacy ghe
phone. Sar heyl[d-—, to cover one’s self
with a veil for modesty.

Rog b> ple qm(? fod , βωρέ;» πες fret 8.
splendour, magnificence, pomp, lustre,
refulgence ; honesty, modesty.

Pepi segs a. well measured or pro-

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portioned, exact, well made.

Ruspksenporl[P prt 8. exactness, beau-
ty, exact proportion. [devout.

Ppl que a. δ. pious, religious,

Pacey ary erry se be oS ᾿ fof un- to be reli-
gious, to lead a pious life, to do good
works.

Pons po br ny cry er ne [2 fore S. piety, religion.

Pecsprbreyurpennrtf af. pious, religious.

FP cxe rb ong μην οἷν S. Fess 70 br ang ssp een . :

βωρμξιμνννξς a. very convenient,
proper, decent, fit, worthy.

Face po br ang czsyrfrzere S. Face ge be 004 0013 009 .

βωρξυξρ, “ἤχει a. good, virtuous,
pious, religious ; benevolent, indulgent,
obliging.

βωσευξρπι lt [εν ὃ. bounty, good-
ness, kindness, obligingness:

Ruphutne(thed 8. good education.

βωρξ done νη. a. well instructed ’
- brought up, - educated.

Pacphrfayk pres Qa. becoming, confor-
mable, convenient, proper, handsome,
pretty ; graceful.

Peas gb of czsy be pee [9 foot ὃ. fitness, con-
venience; lustre, splendour. _(nate.

Ruupkd bX a. well settled, fortu-

Paap br ofr ove nes 4,00_[F forts 8. good assu-
rance, certainty, boldness.

βωρξανεβῥη a. that sounds well,
sweet, harmonious, well adjusted or
organized.

Pease oe be reas » Peaph buf a. having
a good prospect, aspect or counte-
nance, handsome, charming, graceful,
genteel, delicate, pretty, agreeable.

Piurptronfooy a. becoming, proper; of
good figure, genteel.

Paagh nnd, ᾿ Faas yrls cee, ἵν ἢ a. that is
of good family, noble, illustrious.

Poca ube νος πε. [foo Te ὅ. nobility ἢ noble
birth; grandeur ; fertility.

Rioph pre ῥεῖν s. gratification ; pro-
duction, fruit, profit, advantage.

Burph poop, oy a. beneficent, bene-
factor, friend, obliging, indulgent, fa-
vourable, kind.

βωρέμω ρει, ἔοᾧΡ un. to do good, to
gratify, to favour, to oblige.

βωρξρωμε ςὉ prot 8. benefit, bounty,
good, beneficence, kindness, favour,
aor re® pleasure, gratification, libera-
ity.

Pen sels pfeil a. blissful.

βωμδρρωνηπε [ῥεῖν 4. blissfulness ;
good fortune, happiness.

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Puph pen. α. glorious, illustrious,
Splendid, magnificent.

PPespeh- sfreunoe[P fet 8. splendour, gran-
deur, magnificence, majesty.

βωρδιβημῶ a. well tried, — proved.

Peusphplal, Eafe va. to hide, to veil,
to dissimulate. (agreeable.

Pupkph. ph a. personable, genteel,

Puipk con. at least, at the least.

βωμοῖς δ ν᾽ 8. Presrhsastobeal’s

Pup penny, prvusg a. good, nice, kind,
indulgent; fit; fine, handsome; ad.
well, right; s. good, benefit, favour;
goods;—£, it is good; -- w#aHb,, to do
well; — or pak bie, be welcome!
Surdparn. purphwy, £00d reputation 5 as
᾿ gfuonk, q— quod gga, to ignore the dif-
ference between good and evil; φῆ; --
gapskgfg, What shall Ido well? 4._
mneghp fired 2, YOu have don@eme good;
CUM pur wha ΕἾ, “" £* ᾽ you have re-
celved good in your life; saptssd --
ΠΩ «ἴα. when will you be happy;

° eas pu lr sas eo

Puppap a. good ; ad. well, softly, lei-
surely ; $544, —£, it is better to hide
it; -~E, itis well; τη κε ἔς εν ἔμ. — [πεν pigs
8.8 you like it, if you please.

wl, a. sharp, pungent, acrid ; acid,
sour, rough. [βϑσεωδ fit.

Ἐβωρζωδίν 8. chem. oxygen; 8S.

F casge lyases el , mga UN. to be angry,
provoked, to storm, to rage.

Pusphwuppen a. passionate, apt to be
angry, fretful, pettish, peevish, impa-
tient. i (ged.

Prophurquyer A. angry, vexed, enra-

βιυρζισυ τη, 5. ed od daa - 1

Puaphagagne{P [εν 8. irascibility, ire.

anno ly sas g να. ἡ erste αὔ᾽ ᾿ negh va. to exas-
perate, to irritate, to anger, to dis-
please, to offend, to enrage.

βωράπεζῥε, &s. anger, wrath, ire,
indignation, passion; harshness; dis-
᾿ BTace 5 ghPushhy, quad taney, geen doy ‘h
puphn(tbuk , to be appeased, to allay
one’s anger; (Funky g—, to give vent
to one’s anger ; — ΟΥ̓ Spusgue -- ν thun-
der-bolt ; OT teed ih grass pth πὰ. [Ὁ ἔπε εἶξε, ἴο
rage, to get into a passion : -- upramdinns,
ἴδ οὖν ’ aprons hen netd- ΠΣ ΤΣ (ἡ ᾽ fury,
ire, wrath.

Pup d , fg s. cushion; bolster, pillow ;
squab, mattress, divan; bench, sofa:
hip, thigh: dignity, degree, throne:
floor or board of a ship; phuprushy --»

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downy pillow; - σέων» pillow; ὦ.
aw{[% —, first place, place of honour;
— uy acdkp, to confer a dignity of.
some one.

βωρδωμέίοι [9 βεἅν 8. fracture of the
leg, broken leg.

βωρωξῥῳ a. 8. that sits on the same
mattress, that is partaker of the same
banquet or dignity ; colleague.

Purp tuchn fe. s. competitor.

Rasp durdgne (Fh ὃ. sear ch of dignity,
pursuit of honour ; competition, rival-
ry, ambition.

Peasy Leasony εν, » sg ὅ. cuish.

βαρσζωναιπε. buf un. to obtain some
dignity.

Pupti pbs 8. pillow-beer -- -case.

Pupdkhpkg s. president; — #kqb ΟΥ̓
προ the first place, honourable place.

Rupdpiunfp a. that seeks the first
place, fixed in an honourable place;
- εἰναι. to seek the first place.

Frases df [ϑπην “οι, [γα υα. tO abandon,
to leave, to forsake entirely.

Pup th s. small cushion, bolster:
compress. (shions, pillows.

Rup thikup, tke 8. pl. small cu-

Fo aarye kere br Tok eco » ubhawg 8. bot. south-
ernwood.

Puepdinemt s. act of raising ; carriage;
subtraction; exception; suppression,
repeal, derogation; degradation, dis-
solution, extinction; deduction, defal-
cation. [burden.

Paap die gectehel ’ negfs va. to load, to

βωράᾶρ, ane, anckp , dusky a. high,
elevated ; sublime, eminent, great, @x-
cellent 5 Sauk, ‘fp pupanck , to fling, [0
throw from above ; 6 duyt pepdp:-
“Σιν ῥε. Py SB easjtofee pup dine» ad . aloud,
loudly; - «nt&,. to elevate, to raise
on high; to magnify, to exalt; - bbw
to be elevated, glorified ; Saateaa shy,

sar dive tow to know sublime or pro-
ound things; μ᾽ χων —, splendid, sump
tuous dinner, banquet; & purpank :
from above; -- «2%, sheave atyle; -
ahah, relief, basso-rilievo-
a duty Γ pl. height, top,
summit, eminence, elevation; heaven;
ἴδω εωε εξ panprdusteg » king of heaven;
(Pasnchp pupduihy, birds of 81.
βωρμάμιωμιηνεῖ a. that has 8 strong
arm, strong hand, valiant; sy aban

Reap dprespenp pen a. that has 8 stro 5

voice; sounding, that has 8 lou

Fur

shrill] sound; resounding, clamorous,
sonorous, clangous ; ad. loudly, aloud.

Pupipuepkpt a- very high, much
elevated, lofty. _

Riep tp aped a. thathas along stalk.

Revpdpergesgsu(Fe a. whose summit
is very high, lofty.

Pucptpusges s. a. seat, the chair, the
highest place ; president, the most ho-
nourable ; high, elevated ; <g, the first
place, precedence.

Pupdparghy a. very pretty, char-

ming, excellent, supreme.
Peptpagin a. that knows sublime
or profound things.
wage dps gee fe a. high, elevated; bold,
frank, honourable; ad. boldly, highly.
Rept pasgryt a. higher, sublime; su-
preme, grand; —, -«# , ad. highly, sub-
limely, boldly.
Peep dpurgng S. Peas 0 pe ass pecs ye passe ©
apipegk, a. much accumulated.
Papdtpugfmak a. very high, to wer-
ing; s. observatory.
Pup tpun(Fnfs a. that flies above.
dpmfuapSacpg.a. mysterious, pro-
found.
Pap tperhowy a. high, great, supreme,
sublime, excellent. [very high.
Pepdpasknsmwpe α. Whose summit is
Pop αν ζ εξ ΟΡ haem a. subject
to large waves, stormy. (sublime.
Pav petyres’oyhriny a. that looks above ;
Pape dpersusuwl a. that has a large
size, tall. (mous, celebrated.
Repipuréasel a. very renowned, fa-
Peeptpar tury a. that has very high
branches.
Prange dy cas Σιων ἢ. [δου μα scogesseyeprccs nn. «
Pupdpudfn a. proud, lofty, arro-
gant, presumptuous. [high place.
Rapip wide a. fortified in a very
βου tgs ccs eee bs oS ὃ kgf. ᾿ βωρ αι ον leer fool” β
kguy un. to be proud of, to be selfcon-
ceited.
Repdpudene(Pfpre 8. presumption,
pride, arrogance, haughtiness.
Pepipayek a. lofty, proud, superci-
lious, haughty.
Rupipaycho (2 [εν 4. haughtiness,
pride, arrogance.
μι case ase ol” 0 ἰῳ σι UN. to rise, to
ascend, to re-ascend, to surmount, to
exceed, to surpass; to increase, to
grow; to be proud, to pride one’s self.
Papipwinets a, remarkable, signal,

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signalized, famous, renowned.

Rep dpuntt a. built very high.

βωγνάμε ει [9 free ΓᾺ altimetry.

210 posse ΤΣ foe a. very honourable,
much esteemed. .

Posse press eg καρ ρον veal” a. that relates su-
blime things, sublime, profound.

Pacey dpe eas ary es preanrg a. puffed up, arro-
gant proud; — γρϑίε. to be puffed up, to

e proud of, to bridle up. (walls.

Fass pv ko ans μευ fees oxy a. that has high

Pease dp cosesprne te a. with long legs.

βωμάμνωήωρω a. that has high bran-
ches: covered with many leaves, leafy.

βωγ dp esse] cqecite cared, an? ἢ κε). βιωρμ kee care] βου;
kguy un. to be puffed up, to be proud
of, to bridle up, to assume airs of im-
portance.

Press sr dpe coe] gree {foo Se ὅ. pride, haugh-
tiness, arrogance.

Passe dpe scoel freq S. Phseso iS praareng ses ἵστα ©

μεν dpresgerequstels of, negle va. to ele-
vate, to lift up, to raise, to exalt, to
raise higher, to raise again, to ascend,
to promote, to advance.

μεν» ho cas ε. εὐἿνη,. Ε βιωράρενε οἼημανῖ ΟΣ]
5. height, hill, eminence, summit, top,
ridge, hillock ; promontory, cape; a.
high, elevated.

Pease Spraseg μήν ὅ. bass-relief, bas-
80-rilievo. (High.

Prusgsdphresy as. very high; the Most

βωράμει [δ ῥε, 4. height, eminence,
elevation, act of raising up, summit,
sublimity, grandeur, highness.

βωράρσπεηξ, S. Passed preas Leary ly «

Puspdp , dfy ὅ. leg ; 8. Peay d

Peapery ecg kee δ. moralist.

Peas r0y e200 foo ne (Ff Γ moral, morality.

βωμημωίνοω a. Moralist; S. Pirafrom. —

Pracspe ety earfrous br ol ’ kof un. to moralize.

Pusperyeed fi a. natural.

Papaya’ a. moral, belonging to
morals; δ. moralist ; moral ; — fralissuaver,
uppaclifc%, ethics ; — ghwac{F fed, MO-
rality, ethies ; — fdievm, morality ; ws
hey — ben S pqs ne [9 ῥεῖν» to moralize,
to make moral reflections.

Roa prry ashton [9 μεῖν s. morality.

Puprywhby α. that has the same dis-
position or humour. (morally.

βωρσομ any bos ’ Ponce po ey ae hy avo sas cag hy os ad.

Repye aby 8. Rupe -

Rupne(tfe% s. goodness, probity;
benignity, mildness, clemency; pro-
ceeds, produce.

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Psp, my 8. vVine-branch;
branch, bough, shoot.

βωγσε puke ; Papen pnp 8. crimina-
tion, imputation, calumny, false accu-
sation; pretext; motive. (lust.

Rupugfpenc(Ffeb s. concupiscence,

Facsse eee fe ee’ A μον br cas yy 8. -bol. aspen
(poplar).

Pucppeahp S. βωωγε γερο

βιωρρ να a kgf ; βιωρρῥιαῖ, byusy un. to
pretend, to feign.

Ruspeng, nga. good; ad. well; &(#&
- (ach ace seo ffs OTF sss pas if you
please or like; - Sépac{tfe%, a pros-
perous old age ; — qdupquuyhmne[P fer ,
good or sound doctrine; — «yp, a
good man; -- Pawk,, to despise or to
scorn well; — & shq «sum pfuk,, it 18. a
good thing for us to remain here; -- &
or - & pushg, af ene ΩΣ br ons Σ you say
well, master ; «3 & — diaprgnyq. ἥδεω ἣν, εἰς
%&,. it is not well for man to be alone;
in dad IE La | lone be seme el gf >» it is not a
good thing to do ill to the just.

βωρειηριωη εν a. better.

Pupenghd', ἔξ va. to benefit, to do
good to. :

Pupp, prey spl. manners, custom,
disposition, inclination, conduct, man-
ner of acting; pays papacy, nature,
character, natural, disposition, incli-
nation; - puqgnckp, good manners,
morals; swiped, mbes —, pure mo-
rals ; βνῃυυ πίων —, proud character ; frssb_
ΓΟ eles » b-yS astihey q puis, to corrupt
the morals; wdaph, qpuyw, to soften
the morals; yvbepry pusaseenegls, fb hesdhiay
μων αν, feodiven pupneg, pumpnap
yotupn{ek, willingly, spontaneously.
᾿Π Paspiopne[Pf.% 4. happiness, prospe-
rity, well-being.

Fusy a. open, uncovered; peigese
agfen]. With an uncovered head, bare-
headed; impudently ; wsep --ορ OF —ss
msep ns anp “ὦν ἔτ εν ssl ps y with the eyes
open, he saw nothing; --νε. kphkwep or
-og kpkwop, with the face uncovered ;
(Pnqney fb -- qguquph, to leave open the
gates ofa city; ῥ᾽ - £ gnen®, the door
is open; f — «bby gqgjacftr, to have
the head uncovered ; / — gt, g0 away!
ῥ- ghuykp ,frks, go away from me!
-£f-,f-. ad. far, very far; quite;
out, abroad; - / -, openly, evidently ;
μον πεν fp -- , from afar; far; -f, in
~ a field, out of the city, in the country,

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in the open air, under the open sky;
ῥ - unib,. to remove, to send away ;
py. b ~ οἷος casts 4 pasglop » to surpass
many ; f — pant, to take away; kp
Puy f -, f — πνωρ to 80 away, to de-
part ; b - ἔηινε. “τ ἥν ὦ, fete gp malt fet ®
the rigour of winter is past; ῥ — pas.
Gb, dusququht, to cease from crying ;
ῥ — mens b = εἶνε [ν orn 688/79 9 ἐπί. never!
no! God forbid! come along! fy! — 'f,
pr- except, excepted, besides, save;
without.

Pcs oy cos gastos bol", ἔυΡ un. to cry out, to
scream ; to exclaim.

Ricgurguihsne{Pfe.d s. exclamation.

Faas oy cae ap refs ’ P nes cer yfircare. Pane ay ase
πη α. ad. with uncovered head,
bareheaded.

Prsyergnjh a. distant, far off: diluted ;
pale ; -,—w ad. far, at a great distance,
very far; — fase; , Sea-green.

Purgurgk sd a. bold-faced; shameless.

Pisgushenys fry a. absent, distant, re-
mote, far off.

Pasgarhuyfol’, bryan, un. to absent one’s
self, to go away.

Pracsgushensy νε [9 μεν 8. absence, rimoval,
non-residence, distance.

Pusg esha , Press gyace d fog. Ss. Pearcy 00s by ons, .

δι αὐ acs Ye nas og τ a. very or farther
removed.

Paes gy 00s 6 ὦ br cary ahs ὃ. divergent ; -
sep, whale, With open eyes.

Aus oy ones aay αν Ὁ by a. evident, manifest,
clear, intelligible; formal, express.

Pus easy αν} evr oss ᾧ fo ΟΥ̓ ῳξω αα. evidently,
manifestly, intelligibly ; formally, ex-
pressly.

Pent δὰ onsy εἰν bral, kof va. to declare, to
set forth, to explain, to utter; to un-
fold, to clear.

Pus gssyuyonfs a. declarative, determi-
native, significative, apodictical.

Poca gy 00sy assy σον [9 for δ. eVidence; expla-
nation; developement, disentangle-
ment.

Puguegne{Pfpe% 4. looseness, flux,
diarrhea; excrement.

* Pea g econ sesh este 8. gr. ablative.

Pusgisnsse(t pe s.exception, abstrac-
tion.

Peas ey nares a ge coy ad. negatively.

Puc ψοσεν ἡ αν a. negative. [vow.

Pearcy sases br ol ᾿ uk gfe va. to den Ἢ to disa-

Resgeunel[F fer ὃ. denial, isavowal.

Rrsy deny 8. camp, campaign, plain.

BUR

Recguru, wy α. 8. distant, far off;
camp ; suburb; interval. [sible.

Regu eeph ff a. explainable, expres-

Rarguaphd, kgf va. to explain, to
eet forth, to declare, to specify, to ex-
press; to comment; to remove, to scat-
ter.

Fess gy naseasye fos a. explicative.

Pagqguapaskd, bof va.to remove, to
distinguish, to discern, to divide, to se-
parate.

Revgarenpoc{Pf.% 4. explanation, ex-
position, enunciation, elucidation; com-
mentary, gloss; ων ωΐν [ἣν —, specifica-
tion; — traviaegysg . the act of decipher-
ing.

Pucgupent a.s. that opens ; key, pick-
lock; dilator.

βωυσωρμιυξ, wg a. much extended,
vast, ample, full; absolute, indepen-
dent, despotic ; free; distant, far.

ων oy ang Z ose by use (ξεν ad. absolutely, in-
dispensably ; boldly, resolutely.

“ἡ, “αι νε [Ὁ με΄, 8. distance, inter-
val, great extent, breadth.

Pusgi wy, f - a. ad. remote, distant,
far; ῥὶ -- ;b%&,, to absent one’s self, to
quit. (candid.

Pugkpie a. barefaced, open; frank,

βωσέμξυν [εν s. barefacedness,
evidence ; frankness, candour.

out; S.

βωφξ fp poy S. Pry -

Regpbhi-gkl a. abject, despicable,
ow, vile.

Fug ὗ earg S. Pog.

Purghof fl or Pavol ult ἐν χων, tO
ria to lose all shame, to be shame-

58.

Regocmd. oy 8. opening; hiatus.

Rerguett 2. act of opening, opening,
discovery, expansion, extent.

βωνη νειν. fp -- ad. far, very far; -
ὑ Fay Ss. Fraceg »

rer go fF b care , kgf, gong, Poeasg of Pb sary ᾿
REf, a. who lives, sleeps in the open
air; shelterless ; ad. uncovered, in the
open air, under the open sky; -- ;fuk,,
to sleep, to lodge in the open air or
under the stars; to pass the night in
the fields.

Foo. 4. end, limit; sufficiency ; -&, v.
uxp. it suffices, it is enough ; [ραν μεναι.

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Βυὶ

fey hogs as gry his wisdom is with-
out measure.

Puc whet a, sufficient, fit, capable,
competent, qualified; s. worthy, capa-
city, ability; -~ or Ulusrnu0d —, God,
Omnipotent, Almighty ; - ;/u&,, tosuf-
fice, to be capable; — ;beb, wt df, to
content one’s self; - «#.%k,, to enable,
to capacitate; to content, to satisfy;
ad. sufficiently, enough; pum -ῷ ν pas-
sably, tolerably, so-so; -&, itis enough,
it suffices; 54 --, it is not enough or
sufficient. (potent.

Pivcsehueturgor a. powerful, omni-

Pcs e cas hy «μἿ, castesas al, asyensg UN. S. Pascser_
hath εἰν δ.

Pracre κω ἡ exsrcesg org rasta «Γ΄ ᾽ »"εὧἦὖῦ UG. S.

ει ἐὐξ εοἵ,»νε [Ὁ ft $. capacity, abili-
ty, competence, aptness.

Presse ωΐνη sony s. βυψωνη σῇ.

Buck, Lyf un. to suffice, to be ca-
pable, to be able; to furnish; to suffer.

Ruck gargubkd, org va. to render
sufficient, to give sufficiently; to sa-
tisfy, to content; ta suffice.

βωεῤη» eal » qugy Pease ry cee ly δ. maze,
labyrinth. (labyrinth.

Piveqahodth. a. in the shape of a

Pafed s. noise, confused sound.

Beech, pphug 3. crest, comb, cox-
comb. |

βηδωγῶν βηξκγίω, wg 8. consul; ma-
yor; prince; Pofsustuwh —f, proconsul.

Pg lb fene(Ffe% s. consulate.

Pegg 5. repair. (derbolt.

Pégquk, Pegi 4. sun; light; thun-

Re αν. wy s. Belial; devil, demon.

P44 a. broken; deject.

βεφωΐνεα, pkhp va. to break; to
break to pieces; to crack, to split; to
dishearten.

Pégwt pS, pho, vp. to break; to
lose courage, to be discouraged; to
reflect. [gible.

FEfuteen a. brittle, frail; refran-

Pig, 4. tribute, impost: vicar.

βεύμει a. broken; interrupted, dis-
continued: full of caresses, effeminate,
soft, affectedly delicate, affected; s.
affected woman.

Behe bhbd kgf, βε μα μα, kguy una.
to break, to break to pieces; to re-
flect; to prim; to stammer, to stutter;
mus. to quaver. .

Pébpbhuet 4. fracture; refraction;

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For

ling, grimace.

Péfer, ag s. fragment, piece, mor-

sel; -Ρ «δα "οἷα ’ ghuncudng ᾽ rubbish.

Fife. s. breaking; rupture, frac-
ture; fraction; refraction; rebuff; --
ogsry, discouragement, despondency.

Pebukw, kof va. to break to pieces,

to break. ;
| PeSEq, ay δ. byssus, muslin.

Pb skgqkuy, Pégkgkyki a. of byssus.
a LL era ᾿ βεηήΐἥνισεσρ a. fruitful,

fecund.

Po giuseng hd, Egf va. to make fruit-

ful, to fecundity, to produce.
Re gqtusenpne [9 fre 4. fecundity.

Pew, Rode. ng, wy 8. step; sanctua-

ry ; seat, bench, bar; tribunal.

Pidivheat a.s. that beholds the altar

or sanctuary ; clerk, clergyman.

Rb ohivasusgne[P fred 8.. oration or dis-
course delivered from the chancel, the

pulpit or the tribunal.

Péthop2 s. a note in music.

Pent, aft, πω 5. burden, load,
weight; eargo; duty; bale.

Béniwpupt, Pontwhbe 4. porter,
bearer, labourer; waggoner.

Poatwhpoe{d fot. carriage, convey-

ance ; cargo.
Pe ntwenp a. burdened.
Phntwenphd, kgf va. to load, to
burden. . ed.

[
βόδι σρ fel, ἕξ ἐμ! un. to be burden-

Fép int. come now! come on!

; Per, "gs bey ὃ. product, fruit: a not
in music.

PL puwt, σα δ. mouth; entrance, open-
ing; narrow entrance of a harbour; o-
rifice ; defile; anus; -- ῥ --, face to face;
fF -.b-, by heart, by rote; ῥ - ghnk, ,
rieessstilss , wnbney, actk,, to learn by
heart; -- up, edge; -- ghmry, mouth;
aphuste, , ἤπιαν ἔν, fb - ρα» φια(ἤ εὐ,
-πή “πε μέγυβ, to kill with the sword,
to put to the sword; f -- υπήπε΄,., at the
beginning of the famine; pum --, each,
80 much a head, apiece; αυγιωγωζξρ
wilkinje —, every one or body cried
out, all the people cried out; — ἴσην,
dy, orator of the assembly or coun-
ΟἿ]; tw kebgh pha -, he will speak
for you; φρίρ fis b -y mpmp , to
write under dictation ; —« ;buk,, 4 uaspr
ee are ces aay κε [oy y - fb 4.“ aasla ly οὐ. to

ll upon one’s face; gaye f - anne,

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inflection; quaver; affected ways, lol-

éfu, to feign, to dissimulate,

For

to bring bad news; bpgs ᾧ -- wniney, to
sing, to warble; f—ey n_pm.p, on account
ofor in the name of some one; ff -,
pug. lf -,f αἴ} — 4» with one voice,
Unanimous; — ῥ᾽ dayp, & dbopay — mys
lying upon one’s face; pig -- wk, to
repeat incessantly; pustu ἔ -- guk,, to
suggest, to hint; =p ΤΣ S. Pag.
ΕΝ

βερωύν μων, α. that has the mouth
open, open-mouthed; delighted to ad-
miration ; ad. open-mouth, open-mouth-
ed ; - Fira , hyesoy “πα, δ)ενε. αι ἔτ easy ΟΥ̓
thy Sj, to gape after, at, for, to
desire ardently, to long for impatiently,
to contemplate open-mouth.

Ri pwtuybp a.ad. with the mouth full.

Pi putruyyds a. that says whatever
comes uppermost; not fasting; glut-
tonous.

Pe puttuynedSnel[Pper 5. too great a
freedom of speech; gluttony; state of
& person who is not fasting.

Pi pustrwhay 8. lid; cork.

PA pr caste acs ζω $. bit, bridle, gag; a.
with the mouth shut, dumb, speech-
less; -- ἐκ,» to become dumb.

PS prestrain, “ἡ, UN. to form itself
ἃ mouth, to open, to flow away, to
stream.

PA pr ecste cary ecze- a. that has a pain in
the mouth; s. sore mouth.

Pi pwihegh ad. with the mouth.

Bi pubagnegath!, ogh va. to make
8 mouth, an aperture, to open.

Pépq.. fs 8. fortress, castle.

Ri pgzmhauy, wy 8. governor of a cas-
tle, commander of a fortress, castel-
lan; <p, garrison.

Βέρηωξιρρ, Repquhaybuhe 3. pl.
guard of a fortress, garrison.

RE ρηκ οἴχωμμνινε [2 βεῖν δ. war against
a fortress.

βερηωε s. the interior or centre
of a fortress.

βέρχωωμως 8. βερηκίμω.

ἔρημη δι a. imprisoned in a for-
tress, 7 (garrison.
Fipgtwh δ. pl. fortresses, castles ;

Répbd, pkpb va. to carry, to bring,
to bear; to produce; to conduct, to
lead back, to drag along; to provoke;
to refer; to render; to suffer, to sup-

port; — qidiwhn{Pf%, to imitate; to

resemble, to be like; Jbtph wie -- χα.

to pre-

Βυρ

one’s tongue; "
fe , the order o

then one’s self, to become strong; as

~ gfmas acpasp, to envy the glory of

Some One; ff Sanding , fp Sarfe ~, to
count, to enumerate ; wa, —, to cause
to be conveyed, to despatch: δὶ daw,
fb Jm*2_—* to remember ; Om 009 70 κα τ» poses
Jai efpka f ἐξ δω ells , you tell us
strange things.

Répht, pi pay vp. to g0; to carry or
to bear one’s self; to be inclined, to
lean; to behave one’s self, to act;
qh hs ogntse Jsudestl. e&pgh Π what ad-
vantage will result from it? -- Δ fk puy
2.55» to walk on the waters; pig Erhhe
πο to travel, to voyage; to be busy
with mundane things; son ἀνέρων. —, to
travel round the world ; to shed on the
earth 5 atpramfys chr equ —, to be given
Up CO 811: αν uss — OF pkpk-say jsf
%4,. to go here and there ; to be ὍΛΗΣ
hither and thither; διε} — gopttop ῃ..
wn.Sey, to observe the laws of God;
-f haps mtn th, fb 4)». ἴο fall into
ruin, to fall down; f Ἵμιωξεῖν 2 OF toes
fwd tae —, to envy, to covet; & pscphae_
BE or poss hold fi -, to get angry ; pug.
thr = —, to sweat, to perspire; bay oy
che wage ekpfh, bap αὐ μερὶ» ω.
wwykuwppe,and soon for the rest, as
a Vale P

γάρ» δράμω. Po php bg:
Piphpwhet a. joyful, “Velicigas, ΚΝ
ἩΠΡΏΙ, pleasant, diverting, delecta-
ble; content, cheerful.

Réphpwdpe a. joyful, cheerful.

Piphpwtoy s. belveder, stage.

Pi phpwkp 4. pl. joy, mirth, pleasure,
content, delight; pLphpwhap ad. deli-
ciously. (cheerful.

Rephpemmmup 3. joyful, joyous,

Meteerer a. gay, joyful, that gives
joy, delightful, pleasant. 5
Rephpi ST. kab , Re phetgneguceh Sl,

01
tend ; -- pig. Say kpkumh, to give thir-
ty for one; - gfafn, to give sentence;
- qgunac{tf.%, to be silent, to hold
ER ph emukey emp. μων
mine discourse does
not permit me to say; -- maker (9 βεῖ,
ete ~ Mp, to hate, to dislike some
one; Ἵνοὐε οἷν - οἵᾳ. wesllp , to envy
SOME ONC 5 — aprondlinene[F- frst pur. orslhp ,
to be angry with some one; to be of-
fended ; ῥ gaps —, to make use of 3 pony:
φέρῃ — pig acslkp, to consult, to take
counsel with some one; agf -, to streng-

FEU

ag va. to rejoice, to give joy, to re-
create, to divert, to delight, to enli-
ven, to please.

Péphpfl, κυ, un. to rejoice, to be
delighted, pleased.

Po phpacl? fet 8. joy, mirth, content-
ment, pleasure, delight, gaiety, agree-
ableness, satisfaction, complaisance,
mildness.

Pinned 3. portage, carriage; exi-
Bence ; tendency ; proneness, propen-
sion , inclination ; fertility.

Péprh a. fruitful, fertile.

PL.£4%, 0g 8. turpentine.

FL.442f s. turpentine-tree; juniper-
tree; σε ἔμ fut or knkg, colopho-
ny, rosin.

Pockn, ῤ. ag δ. nail: pole; peeps.
fing phebnawg , nail-trade; pbcknop
Sess enusinky , to nail; Seth, q μεν «(ὁ ᾿
to unnail; phekand q- [Aunfpby, one
ill chases another; (diamond cut dia-
mond).

Pi cknsegopd δ. nailer, nail-maker;
-σε [ὃ fou, nailery.

Fob efron. μείζονι ’ βεεδ κυ fig. a. nail-
ed, fastened with nails.

Pécbnwdthe a. cuneiform.

Péckakd, kyp va. to nail, to nail up,
to fasten with nails.

Fép, Pp a. rich, potent; int. o! oh!

βαρ s. goat castrated.

ἢ.» agp ’ Pggh dl, ἔοβ un. to buzz,
to hum, to murmur.

7:5... Raquite s. buzz, hum.

Pabq, kay, Faby» 47} 8. scarab, bee-
tle; stag-beetle; cockchafer.

Pepak 8. bot. myosotis, mouse-ear,
forget-me-not. (devil.

Pébqakpoey 4. Beelzebub; satan,

PEt, WLS δ. cover; curtain.

F£4 s. prince, bey.

Feb Shey, pkobh Shy 3. beaver,
civet, civet-cat.

P4y. Peo s. back, shoulder; handle
of a weaver’s comb. [tuse,

PQ wipe a. stupid, dull, heavy, ob-

PP ster 8, PP fal

Pe uhhpe% a. obtuse-angled, obtus-
angular.

— * PR wiped 8. gr. grave accent.

PA κε. guished, negfe ’ RES, ’ kgf,
Pb geeguttS ya. to blunt, to make
less sharp or piercing, to take off the
point, to rust; to stupify, to make
stupid or heavy.

ECbh

dull, less keen; to be dull, stupid, to
grow rusty.
PS pt p ’
3. bpriahin.
| PSS ugapd a. talismanic,
makes talismans or amulets.
PAF whe s. pl. talisman , amulet,
phylactery.
PI hoh, pth, pf zhwg δ. physician,
doctor.
PS χω ζωΐν a. medical.
PS -huhutine{Ih 5. physic,.medicine.
FS ,funyben 8. first physician.
_ | Po ehmput s. place of cure; doctor's
shop; medical book.
244£,b 8. curable.

Pd hh, kg va.to cure, to physic,
to remedy, to dress.

[᾿νε ῥεῖν, $. cure, attendance,
recovery, dressing; medicament, me-
decine, remedy.

[σῶν a. bleared. [eyes.

PS nmfl, kyguy vn. to have bleared

PS εν [δ fee s. blearedness.

Phe» ppb, epmy 8. pupil, apple of
the eye.

PépLt, kop νη. to pip, to chirp.

brgew δ. papyrus; bark, peel, skin;
parchment, book.

Rit, βοΐ 8. blearedness.

Fé, s. azure, bright blue. ᾿

Ris, αδῥῃ, png. spot, stain; sun-
burning; blot » blemish; soil; small
pustule; a. spotty, nasty; - aig ear y
web; — ῥ᾽ diwpiip, mole, mark, spot;
=p wqsudhwigh, flaws, specks in a dia-
pie is ee ee

ene | Ay — 8008s [2 ΨΎ͵ ἕ 9
to blame, to find fault with, to accuse,
te criticise, to censure, to calumniate.

ff δ. spur of a cock, ete.

Phe» ephsppug δ. large stick, club,
cudgel. |

Php a. big, coarse, aukward, rude,
clownish, rough, rustic, wild, base, un-
genteel, clumsy, heavy, impolite, dull,
ignorant, brutal.

fep, πα, neg δ. myriad; ten thou-
sand; a. much, many, several; —,-a,
~fg~ ad. ten thousand times, several
times, often.

Rhepuphqmh ας very fruitful, very

‘abundant. [lours.

Phe puget a. ad. of a thousand co-

Bhepmggh, Pfc push tpg, Pfr greases

PS.uh% a. blear, bleared :

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PitfS, δ, vn. to make one’s self

that

PAS
mb, a.ad. of several shapes or kinds,
several, many, multitudinous. ὁ

Pp. pushub- oy a. having many precious
stones. [thousand soldiers.

Ppepsmykes 8. commander of ten

Pfc presen fs a. that has ten thousand
horses; that has many wounds.

Phe pwenkgu a. having many bran-
ches or boughs.

Pfc pnp a.ten thousand or ten mil-
lenaries; thousand, many, immense,
num berleys. .

βῥερδη» wy s. beryl; crystal.

Phe pk ywitehue a. crystaltine.

Pps pk qusteunl » mains Ppa ple qusgne ge.
ubS, πεσῇ una. to crystallize. _

Phe pt yoga dh 6. crystallization.

Pyltuwh, pb, eg 8. lobe of the ear; -
args casts auricles of the heart; - εἰν"
lobe of the lungs. ἜΝ

Pyblt, μιίδιν., s. loaf; cake, bun.

βιρω ἐπ ἀν cover, lid; that has a
cataract in the eye, blind.

Prwhipd, bg un. to have a cataract
in the eye.

Rywhine{Pf.% 5. state of a person
who has a cataract or web in the eye,
obscurity of vision.

Pyeatrerl S. Pyreshiofl’

Pjesrginegustl dS ᾿ negh, δικό, gee quik
va. to obscure the sight, to blind; to
blunt, to rust. ΤΉ

β πεν. τ πῷ 8. ἱ ’ ilock.

Rieck, oy ¢ hillock; knoll:

Fypsghs gy 0.8. inhabitant of a hill.

PS wfrunt, RS 0.np a. spotted, stain-
ed, faulty-

PSs wenpkdt, kgf va. to spot, to soil.

PSELS. PS gubul.

FS 65 6. louse; pusqky gu, to louse,
to free from lice.

Fs4% a. spotted, soiled, vicious,
dishonest, ugly-

βόφζωνιεζοῥεν s. spot, soil, fault,
ugliness, deformity.

Rabel, kgf: ’ Pybekgneguteb ff ’ wash
va. to produce, to cause; to spread;
to pour.

Pabifel, Eguy vn. to flow, to drop, to
gush, to stream, to spout out; to de-
rive, to emanate, to come, to proceed,
to arise, to spring from.

Fyfenc ifs 8. source, gush, eruption;
emission, Spiration, proceeding, ema-
nation.

Fyne, Pyocy 4. pot, earthen vessel.

FUL

vious, lewd, lecherous.

PSifemhalFfed 8. luxury, licen-
tiousness, incontinence, lasciviousness.
Pap, PAN, 8. cell of a honey-

comb.
Fi nar gx ecole 8. theme, text.
Piece px sartorne(F frets &. physics.
Prepewp ad. naturally.

Pee prepd conti αἵ" S, ΠΡ eon 7, ἔς ef
βιωνρμάνσς a.native, natura ; “χω

“αν native country.

Prepeye a. natural, innate.

ξύων κα ει ωσ. 8. native country.

Piseg few 8. natural philosopher.

Ping freak a. physical.

να fponne{?-fre% 3. physics.

wep 8. original, text.

Prugfp 2. camp, encampment.

Prasqestiguhwh a. metaphysical.

Pierquibgne(tfi% δ. metaphysics.

Rimgquchgopht ad. metaphysically.

Ping ft s. physiognomist; natural
philosopher. [8168].

ξίρων γἱλνιωίμω, a. physiognomic; phy-

Pauw gtinef s. physiognomy ; physics.

Preys 4. chymist.

λων σε. & ose lyst a. chymical.

Pier S wp wt 4. laboratory.

ἔλα κα δε {δ ῥεῖ, 3. chymistry.

Paeufrow 4. physiologist ; moralist;
apologist; veridical, truth-telling.

Piecfrovmlut a. physiological.

βιρνουξι, ky un. to philosophize ;
to discourse of natural things.

Paapronn: (3h s. physiology ; physics.

Pid fe a. innate, natural.

Paw , wy a.s. inhabitant, native, in-
digenous ; inherent ; habitation, dwell-
ing; Sepulchre, tomb.

Pewhehfy a. that dwells together ;
cohabitant.

ἔιωζιυξζο» {9 fret 8. cohabitation.

δύνων fy ass a. natural ; “-.- [relies es can ves
eb, «7. philosopher; physician ; —»,
physics; —p apmeug, genitals; —p, —
fee, opktp , light of nature, natural law

δ by cs} cs pre ps ad. naturally.

ΡΥ. S. Picush bol

Εύν,νζ ὗν ξω ad. naturally.

Riewhwtene{t pete 8. nature, natural-
ness ; simplicity.

Pie hwpuits. habitation, house,home,
lodging, dwelling, chamber.

“ἤει δ α. adapted for lodging:

full of habitations. sae

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Riwwhuenp a. settled resident ; natu-
ral,

Pith bf, Eg, βνεωξ foal, ᾿ E-guy un. to
inhabit, to dwell, to lodge, to reside,
to make abode, to sojourn, to settle, to
Occupy ; — ῥ᾽ speuft, to cohabit.

Puwhtony 5. dwelling, lodging, resi-
dence, abode, station.

Pick beg rey ctebel, ‘ neofs va. to lodge.

Puehfs a.s. inhabiting, dwelling; in-
habitant.

βνωξῥο a. of the same nature or es-
sence, consubstantial; that dwells to-
gether, cohabitant.

Paha {9 ε΄» ὅ. habitation, inhabita-
tion, inhabitance, dwelling, residence ;
station, lodging, home, establishment,
house; habit, custom.

᾿νε fyere Toes ly huspuhp ° sepulchres.

βνωζονεζθ ῥεῖν $. consubstantiality ;
cohabitation.

Pauwdep s. extensive valley.

Fis acral cas 20s be esse 8. original.

Ptctrund S. βγων. feel

βγεωγίμεωρμς 5. country, reign.

Prughuap Sp a. of the same country,
native ; 5. countryman, compatriot.

Pisesyesendine {Ὁ fe δ. natural history.

ΠΩ wntkS va. to exterminate,
to destroy entirely, to extirpate; - ,b_
ub,. to be exterminated or extirpated. —

Fiwets δ. true owner, master,
prince.

Bie. fg a. all, total, entire; -- ns,
ng --ν -- fol ns, not, none, never, no-
thing; -ν — feh ad. totally, entirely,
absolutely ; pty --, everywhere;
throughly.

Picea probe ’ Pie fi Ss. Pivuse ad.

Picco a. natural, innate ἡ τ yok ass
pou? fei, temper, inclination.

Piuwnpk dl, kop, Suucnpkgaeguitkd,
πε΄ va. to habituate, to accustom.

Picea pd, by ny vn. to custom or
habituate one’s self.

Piece nprnel? frat 8. habit, custom ;
character, temper, disposition, nature,
humour, inclination, genius.

Pigint, gnusty 5. cantharides.

Fup, Pup, a. natural, innate, origi-
nal, proper, radical, native, natural,
Indigenous ; — purqeipushgar{P fed , stato
of a native; —p, s. aborigines.

Pauper , fy 4. mite, farthing, obole.

Panc(Phiwhhy α. of the same nature,
consubstantial.

FDL,

disposition,

and fowl;

rally; really, truly;
sonally, hypostatically.
Pines, f -- ad. naturally,

Pisicitis 9. bellow, roar; sound.
Pop s. basket; sack.
Popnynt ὃ. buffalo.
Fog, sy 8. bot. gentian.
wa bg. ag
strumpet, street-walker.

Ragqepsys ’ Pang ueS νοοῖ fs ᾿ Pagers
a. whoremonger, whoremaster, that
that frequents bro-

keeps a strumpet,

thels, lewd, lecherous, lecher.
βιυχιΐν , ans oy easy

one’s self, to whore.

Pegusecseg δ. pimp, go-between.

: ΡΥ, Ss.
tard, whoreson.
ΣΟ ΟΣ 8.
tution, whoring.
Paget 3. βιιυχαυΐνενο .

Radkodt , wy 8. bell, small bell, hand-

bell, rattle; coral.

βρη. by a.s. all, total,*entire; gar-
land, crown, circle ; bud, button; en-
Virons; — gf, primer. {cular.

βυρσιωδῥμρ a. circular, round, orbi-

rier=4 a.s- round, circular; circle,

circuit, orb. (make round.

βαρ δι, ἔην va. to round, to

Popopushaclt ch 8. roundness, rotun-
dity, circle, orb. ᾿

Prynpr δι. a. round, circular, orbi-
cular ; ad. roundly, circularly.

Papap tipo α. circularly situate.

Rapnputinek yp a. all offered, very
devoted.

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Pin ῥα» 4. nature; essence, sub-
stance; being, entity ; the elements ;
constitution, temper; hu-
mour, inclination, genius ; birth, natu-
ralism; person, hypostasis; quality,
manner; 80X; wank kk ag — frus , it
is a shadow and not a Substance ; aad
τ purquliag ἔς (Insteg,all kinds of flesh
Φ εν εν. ἡ emato ls ΓΟ pane
(P&wu,to pay the tribute of nature ;
EU EPL upupudng —p, 811 nature is in
commotion or confounded; &£% ar erp us
pln (thude bi pdwhugh, these are by
origin Germans; Jf (3k JbpdE phow
δ. δι. πο ὐἶδ,, did he Bay it out of
his own head ? elnl{th udp ad. natu-
physically ; per-

origi-
nally, radically. [roar.
Piséa, kgf un. to bellow, to low, to

sf. whore, prostitute,

un. to prostitute

{dy house.
agucleg , Ragesmnets ὅ. brothel, baw-
illegitimate child, bas-

whoredom, prosti-

Βηθ

δον ξεῖν a. rotund. [caust.

Peeper presage a. all offered ; 8. holo-

Raynptel, kg va. to round ;to crown,
to finish; to environ, to surround, to
nae to bring together.

myapkpb uk ᾽ bgachg ® Pajpapkpfr, &
gn spl. all, every body, every one,
all things. (rotund.

Reyepgh a. round, circular, orbicular;

Payapiihlj - βαρ, αα. all, entire-
ly, totally, quite, utterly ; a. all.

βησρσι 2 εν 5. whole, total; round
ness, rotundity.

Respect 3. rotundity; roundness,
oe completion, accomplishment,
end.

Fwh a. ad. barefooted.

Rohugtwg a. that walks barefooted.

Pech assessed”, acs Ὁ UN, to pull off one’s
shoes or stockings.

thaynigutt!, σε α΄ va. to pull off
stockings or shoes. {nel.

Ro4éq 2. ring biscuit, simnel, crack-

etnwt a. barefoot, -ed. (person.

Rofo. {2 εν 4. state of a barefooted

a4 δ. Slaver: dark.

Resansk, Egh ὑπ. to foam, to
slaver ; to grunt.

[ιν ς νας» s.pl. threat.

νη pry, by » 11, ey Se shoot, sprout,
scion; bud, germ.

Beg prfwqnpe.a. having many shoots.

Bag enfhel, ᾿ Lop un. to bud, to bud
again, to pullulate, to shoot, to ger-
minate, to sprout.

Pag pnforsth 8. germination.

Paghs fg s. horse-radish; Gsssgelfore --
Tadish. [little horn.

Pegheecd 2. new horn of animals,

Pagnt S. Dysupngnt ᾽ Φ ,“ἵ».

Roane. 1, mg δ. appeal; complaint,
recourse; claim, lodging an appeal; --
gressrelosy ν ΟΣ ockk, , a ee

Pagnp uch ute δια. protestant.

Pagapuhuitine (Δ {εν 8. protestantism.

Paynpkw, kgh un. to appeal, to com-
plain, to claim; to lodge an appeal;
to complain.

Reffeyeu Φ. silk-worm.

Rodpfe% 5. sound, resound, detona-
tion, crash, great noise, explosion ;
@cho; -« apdmhb,, to resound, to
et to crack.

cyl? , pacl(sh, (rag » Pulte o are.
@fh, (Aung 4. thumb: a tuning pin.

Fat
Pry 5. cure ; remedy.

Rey. poeghy δ. company,
sembly ; <p. ast. pleiades.

Fad 4. nourishment; expedient,

es packng δ. nest niche ; dwelling,
lodging ) - glk, . ἔασι τε α εἶν. ἴο nestle,
nest ; Swhk, f prin ’

to make one’s
to take out of the nest.

Ὁ“. gocung & herb, plant, simple ;
vegetative body; - pupneg, —p εαὕ»νε.
temper,
natural character ; .- wpdukl,, to bud,

Bb ush , Pupp pacsuny , nature,
to ara

arom
Petrova , Pateosescrs s. wild Ox.

βιαΐϑωνω 8. bot. yellow southernwood.

*Pazey, by 8. gipsy man or woman.

Pasay, Pusey 8. nag.

Poa, ny 8. hornet, drone.

FPewep a. blood- colour.

Pevas sage sas’ a. reddened.

P evar erye any fe ‘ [νων err as orn foary a. reddish,
red, dyed red; colour of blood.

Red. podp, ἐπι. s. furnace, forge,
coppel; mine; chimney, stove: grief,
affliction: heat, ardour.

Pedoteut a. all, total, entire, per-
fect, complete ;-», the whole, the total,
together.

Prefantog sss ’ P sref sesoey κα fy ccs eng bas ad. all,
entirely, totally, completely.

Prevalent acs hy Eel", 45 va. to assemble,
to gather ; to complete, to accomplete,
to accomplish, to finish ; to contain, to
inclose, to comprehend; f 4usdinomk
-» to abridge.

Pefecteperhne{? pet ὁ. total, totality,
sum, amount; summary, abridgement,
contents ; completion.

Rey, Egh un- to be able; to suffer;
to wait, to expect.

Xaype δ. aromatics, spice; in-
eenge ; perfume.

PadSpk if, kgf un. to torrefy, to toast,
to brown, to parch.

Rede S. fied.

#0 enn (ΘΔ ν by &. mow-worn)]; moth,
wood-fretter.
sewurbkp a. mothy, worm-eaten ;
~ b%6,. to get moth-eaten.
Γ᾽ 4 leprosy, itch, scurf; —
tfwuany , farcy. [vein of nitre.
Repu, fs. nitre, borax; Sutkp —,
re P+ vy & brightness; heat:
dark, mist;o. abundant, το

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body, as-

Ce pacehy 8. pl. scent, smell;
a.

FNS

Roppae, βν ry δ. mould, mouldiness,
mustiness ; rath q4nu -[δ' to smell]
musty.

ΕΝ, ;: βυσασώῳ fi a. mouldy.

oceenbd, ἔα un. to mouldy, to
grow mouldy, to become musty.

Pappagfon a: Poppapfinnt a. that loves
mire or mud; lascivious, lewd.

Poreng 8. heat, violent heat, inflam-
mation, fire; effervescence ; fervour,
rapture. [ed, with great heat.

Pappnp, Pappnpusfewnd a. hot, inflam-

Poppnpkd, kgf, Pappaphgacyutthed,
neg va. to inflame, to kindle, to set
on fire, to burn; to warm, to heat; to
rekindle, to revive.

Poppnphdl, br gery un. to be inflamed,
kindled, to flame, to crackle ; to be in
& passion; to be mad.

nppnp irs a. inflammatory.

Pappnpacsth S. Papenp.

Raph at eee Rapk uf 9 Ppl, β».
pen, bg 5. hyena.

Papky S. Perens

Pophot pr s. thistle.

πίνει, by » any Oe leprous; scabby,
itchy, scurvy. ᾿

Ropar bed bof: , δρσων δ gaegutbed, ᾿
wegf va. to render leprous or scurvy.

ΟΝ, y Meng καθ Papen ῥα, A Easy
ὑπ. to be or become leprous or scurvy.

Papamnac{ fet 8. leprosy.
Fog, y s. flame ; fury; - anpduhby ,
to flame.

Pigugcyt a. flame-colour.

Preguafrsont a. mixed with flame, ar-
dent, inflamed. [brightness.

aguSugne MH 4. brilliancy, lustre,

PrgwS sey a. that flames, flaming,
blazing.

Paguhkg a. inflamed ) kindled, burnt.

Raguhtpqkw, kgf va. to flame, to pass
above the lame: to burn, to kindle.

Paguhfqae{d pid 8. burning, inflam-
mation, deflagration.

Pagehfhs a. that burns, consumes
like flame. [eyes.
δυσίν, οὗν a. that has sparkling

Prony sXe Meats , Pagusefy a. flaming,
blazing, bright, brilliant, sparkling.

agwifelt a.made or composed of
flame or fire, luminous; s. angel.

Prag cestey rusts, Pegainay ὃ. Peg sXe Mines «

» Pagwzh snc fF pet §. act of sending out
ames.

Paguenehs a. that sends out flames.

PNk

Prog ono Bas , ΣΝ Posey αν vs foary a.
like a flame, flaming, blazing, spark-
ling, bright, brilliant. leaves.

Prgacr ck hw a. furnished with red

Pegsenfeay S. Povey ear Mies Wis es «
Paghqkt a. of flame, luminous; 9.
angel.

ΠΝ 1 ng 8. owl.

"ει ΣΧ 2. horned-owl.

βινι (5, el#p a. blunt, dull, whose
edge is worn; stupid, heavy; -- ut
4f-%, obtuse angle ; --, -- bya, angel, ,
gr. grave accent.

βνεδωξ, wg 8. thumb ; prop, sup-
port; pin, peg; coppel, crucible ; cork;
ring put on the thumb.

Pae(Fmbthfed s. obtuse angle.

Pact wh ’ Frc S-cshrert , Pad fs a.
curative; medicinal.

Pritbd, δα va. to cure, to heal, to
physic ; to deliver; —qésayrure, to quench
or slake thirst.

Poe σ᾽,» 2, 5. cure, recovery of health;
treatment, dressing of some disease or
wound ; medicament, remedy:

Papruwth 9. little horned-owl.

Fae fatuph +s. aromatics, perfume,
fragrance; drugs, groceries.

Fone beri s. chimney.

Paces, pe sry 8. sucking lamb.
βινε διωζεῖν 5. nourishing;
peutic.

Puc S stb Sl’ 1 ancSf va. to nourish, to
feed ; to treat, to dress; to fatten.

Pac d mph δ. park; food.

Pac Shf 5. Poed wth.

Pod ft, δίνω 8. wick, match.

δ» δ σα, s. nourishment, mainte-
nance. .

Βρεηΐ 8. bud, germ, offset.

Poe πε Χ᾿ s. husk of chestnuts.

Foch, εὖ. ngs. nature, native, o-
rigin, Spring, root; stock, stalk, trunk,
set, stake, stem: baggage: camp,
army; ancestor; chief: a. own, natu-
ral, real, original, radical, true, prin-
cipal ; - Δα» ast ecstasy fy , socket; — skiuah ,
shaft ofa column; ῥ᾽ —, g—, dpish pf -,
dfits. -- ῥ᾽ pip, to the end, entirely;
g¢let ptr f-. all the night; —» f ete ad.
naturally, by origin ;-f th pu dinuwtly ,
to enter precisely, exactly; ᾧ - ful
muwhk,, to learn thoroughly ; gmp op
— situps Kp, You who are by nature
Vile; 6 pesquph f —tingw ,in their own
capital; 6 - pul soph fie, inthe heaven

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itself; ῥ pif ful f qumGf, in the same
day of Easter; -- puphhbigqet, quin-
quagesima Sunday; -- πυρά hud, inti-
maét3 friend.

ΠΟῪ ΜΕ A Loaf ; Pastefed, f bryusy un. to
nestle, to make one’s nest; to place
one’s self.

Poca fi 4. small nest.

fi..%5 5. clod, glebe.

*Pacthuy 8. nest-egg.

εν, a. cells, pigeon-holes.

Pare pee ν penny, ont fe $. chyst; bladder;
bubo; carbuncle.

Poca, pury 5. lime; plaster; varnish.

Raenk, pasty 4. fist; hand; violence,
force, tyranny ; a. tyrant, usurper; im-
petuous, furious, fiery, spirited, ener-
getic, unruly, vehement, vigorous, af-
gry, enraged, tyrannical, predominant,
powerful; ad. violently, ardently;
with violence; — ὧδ, a handful; -
corn libsy ,- εἰν εν. ῥ ἠδ . . ἴο force,
to offer violence; -- 4ushsautb,, to un-
dertake ὃ b- srprlyestele Ὁ asntineys, q passe
wsk,, asphestles , οἵη. δι" casel fe webby, to
take, to grasp, to arrest; to rule, to
conquer, to subjugate; — Seaphubby
qotkws,to take by the nack; ᾧ pafs
ΣΥ͂Σ giky qoyfe or “πη frase , to risk, to
hazard, to expose one’s self to peril;
ῥ- ξωρ. wtrhwhb,, to be taken, seized,
arrested ; — gba OF ghia mh, to aim
at.

Pecumphp a. vegetative.

Pocmaph poe [9 ῥεῖ, Se vegetation.

Pree crccsy gy bores a. adorned with herbs
or vegetables.

Prewwl, oy 8. small plant; herb,
plant, vegetable.

Preumhush a. vegetable, vegetative;
eg» plants, vegetables.

Pocawi fd, poeusy un. to spring, to
grow, to pullutate, to bud, to shoot,
to take root, to appear, to vegetate,
to sprout out; to grow again.

[νει κυ νέξενᾧ S. Pocuwpkp .

Pacenegutled, ocgh va. to produce,
to put forth, to shoot, to sprout.

Presson 8. Cor

Poeun, pevcy s. nourishment, food.

σεν ει ων. a. fragrant, odorife-
rous,

Paeputting 5. Censer.

Aa ceees 5. garden ; orchard.

Pacpgh, ppyzwhy s. pyramid; tower.

—Recpe.. ppeng 8. wool.

ee ST

Pitt

Peep a, ky yna.to smell, to exhale,
to issue ; - φόσπιν εὐ ων! » to embalm,
to perfume; — duwsuban, to stink, to
have a bad smell.

f em, wy ὃ. CENSEr.

Beepmed “. smell odour; flavour;
fumigation; -- w%n.»hq, perfume, plea-
sant scent.

Pree pean. 5. Poe σένα. κεν κα. [tion.

. ney 9. snow-storm; tribula-

Prod, PsbS. Pusha.

βιῥεἅν S. [κε ifs 3 ως.

8. Rupr.

{Wore 4. buzzing, hum.

Pewdhp a. plastered.

Pad, yp va. to plaster; to white-
wash; to roughcast.

Pakepour ad. Violently, forcibly, ty-
rannically. [force.

βεδωρμωνρν ls of, Loaf va. to violate, to

Pa doae pre prove. S. Pra νευ 7p sas ee « εν

βεσωρωρσ, [9 foot S. Fora To crop ext ase ree_[d- °

Pabegojt a. stronger, very violent,
very impetuous. 7

Pategsen a. violent, coercive, trou-
bled, constrained, forced. -

Pebwquuetzp 8. pl. violence, force,
constraint.

Pebmgurmts of, kgf va. to violate, to
foree, to oblige, to necessitate, to
compel, to convince, to subject, to
constrain, to exact, to persecute.

“ἡ νων {2 μεν 4. violence, force,
constraint, assault, persecution, extor-
tion; violation, rape.

away procs hr ol S. Fax 4rese op cer ern fs

“βουβά a. forced, constrained,
affected. [(Apen.

Patury μουν fit 5. Padrwqumne,

wbe ad. with unsparing hand,
by handfuls, liberally.

βαύωζω,» ung A. ὃ. tyrant, despot,
usarper.

βαλωζι κι, Egf va. to tyrannize.

“ὦ hy [σε S. rm ζω.

Pinatas ie s. tyranny ; despo-

m.

βαδωζιωΐ, a. violent, tyrannical.
whafes. wrestler; wrestling.
whapkd, kgf va. to force, to op-
press, to molest; to fist. |
ber Supar{(Pfe% 2. vexation, Op-
Pression.
Putwifies a.died by a violent death,
killed, murdered ; s. self-murderer.
wiupufl s. wrestler, pugilist,

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ΒΡ

boxer, athlete, martial, warlike; inex-
pugnable.

Psa Teena aS cus ore fal ἄαῥε., 2 see 0fissy0 oe ἵν.
Pea Qeserchenspron rr [9 [εν ὃ. pugilism, wrest-
ling, boxing, fisticuffs.

Patri, usyexy un. to encroach, to
invade, to subject, to tyrannize, to
rule, to reign.

Patnunynehs a. Violent (wind). :

Pex Ἴων δ. blow with the fist,
fisticuffs ; prctiussy on iuhop fh πω ζ δ bey, ἴο
beat with the fist, to thrash, to thump.

[κα νυν δ 8. handle.

Pitornp a. Violent, impetuous; 2.
tyrant, usurper.

ΣΝ ἢ ad, tyrannically.

Putreasenpouhut a. tyrannical, violent.

Pre tesengbed, bof una. to force ; to
tyrannize, to encroach.

Fre Fo aes ergs oe [Ὁ με“ ϑ. tyranny.

Poa Qe carp ccoys 5. stone thrown with the
hand.

Rath 8. Cipntbd.

fixxp ad. violently, forcibly, in spite
of, by all means, involuntarily ; a. for-
eed, violent, involuntary, constrained ;
bound.

ntful(i-p s. cuff, boxing-match.

Pnitwe{Ffe% s. violence, force, con-
cussion, constraint; usurpation, tyran-
ny ; push, assault, vehemence, vivaci-
ty, transport ; fury, phrensy, impetuo-
sity.

Patgh ad. with fist 7 Sasprlatiky to
cuff, to box, to fist; — Seussrmeswd, fisti-
cuffs. (multuous, troubled.

Pingo a. carried off by force; tu-

βωδ 3. βιεδιυῖἣν»ε

Penh ast a. fattened.

Prupfnt, wy s. recompense, prize,
laurel, palm; bot. tuberose.

Feu s. hollow, cavity.

PewdkS a. struck with a stick; --
uwntk,, to bastinade, to beat witha
Stick; — gat, bastinado.

βρεωδ cy a. hollowed; -Ρ 8. fossil.

εν 5. that carries a stick.

Ppgurdthe a. pyramidal.

Pepuggheag a. hairy, furnished
with wool, covered with mourning,
woolly.

Begg qiuza. ragged, tattered.

Reged, kgf va. to crumble ;- 6 aup_
faecld fut, - fh spe αν αὔτοννε {9 fret {πεν ἔνε.
(91: ὧἷν, to be on ἃ passion, to be angry,
mad.

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Posen eps [θήν ες, br 000g a. ad. vertical ;
vertically.

Pury s[Fiserdinl 3. pericranium.

bergaighl, ἔσο un. 8. Rustgueg ne ῥα.

pusgennm a. lecherous, lewd, immo-
deste.

ἥρωι Sun. to crow (of a cock).

bale gob 4. heap of sheaves or
bundles of cut corn.

‘pugs f 4. bot. tragacanth; milk-
vetch: cubit. fashes.

4 γευξν ’ Paaqeeg mg ὅ. embers;
: a re , κα UN. to be redu-
ced to ashes, to burn to ashes.

μὰ ΣΧ ΚΖ neg ua. to re-
duce to ashes, to burn.

Pusquit, uy 8. wild beast; brute, a-
nimal, beast. (cruelly.

pur quiwpurp ad. brutally, fiercely,

P γεωΐν εν pen pry » OF poms. Qs brutal,
beastly, fierce, inhuman, savage, wild,
rude,

Pas gttrapospry ne [2 {γε ν or pel? fice
4. bestiality ; cruelty.

Proce cy caste assy by ᾽ “peceqestesrg > a. torn by
a wild beast. [beasts live.

Pwqutwpiwh a. desert, where the

Purquiwprys a, keeper of a mena-
gery.

Purqutunmys a. ferocious, savage.
pesqurtuak δ. small wild beast.

Pres sess ὦ ἡ «οἿ, a. brutal, beastly,
fierce, wild. [that lives like a beast.

perquiteahiwg a. brutal, beastly,

‘burquiwh& a. devoured by beasts,

pass aqessTorerh δ pray a. likea wild beast.

Puquiimince a. devoured or torn
by a wild beast.

Poses specs Toasscf ers oe or Season oly a. 8. that
fights with wild beasts; combat and
place to combat with wild beasts; -- ib.
%&,, to combat with wild beasts.

par quttudiasp inne {9 fet s.combat with
wild beasts.

Φ ων qustur dim a. brutal, beastly, fierce,
Savage, inhuman, cruel.

Posse γευΐνκωαἴωνενε [3-fye is. er ere
eyods fed. .

Φὼ γεωἥοκν fits 5. Φωνχιυΐνω ζδἷ,.

μεν ἢ κεν» κεν, κεν αἴ", oye UN. to become
cruel, savage, to be fierce.

aay cae Tessas fe ove a. ferocious heart.

Puquibcvteyy a. that produces or
nourishes wild beasts.

pes qeetusg neg uit, ’ πεὴῦ va. to ren-
der fierce or cruel.

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Fipqe% s. crumb, morsel.

eprn 8. OSpray.

FréS, kop va. to dig, to hoe, to dig
with a mattock, to hollow, to trench,
to sink, to undermine; to scratch.

Fike 8. wasp.

Frid, pputey δ. rice: prince.

Febs. ppguy 5. hoe, pickaxe, spade,
mattock.

βρέ, epahy; ΚΣ potter.

Fpwnupup ad. rudely, unmannerly.

Ppressssra el, aap cyessg UN to become rude,
rough, gross or uncivil; to thicken.

F pst cas pr ων ὃ. pottery.

Pprametg re guste ef, negfe va. to make
hard, coarse, thick or rusty.

Popo oss be press fs 5. Pes ors bane fs «

Rpwne{tf.% δ. harshness, asperity,
roughness, erudity, aridity ; rusticity,
incivility, rudeness, impoliteness, bru-
tahty, caprice; -- Jiwpifiny, callosity,
callus.

ἤρωρμέρν βρωμη, ρων. βμωρωρ
a. stormy; snowy, full of snow.

Pof? , f, ay 8. sorrowful news.

Poftupkp, bg » ang (1. that brings sad
news, sorrowful; bearer of unhappy
news. (ful, vexatious.

FofP-f a- full of sad news, sorrow-

Pofttar'S. 4φ,»εὐὐ δι.

Φ (kim) gf or ᾳαΔΓ s. the third let-
ter of the alphabet and the second of
the consonants. It is sometimes con-
founded with or used for the letters ζ
and ρ:4.. %, three; third.

pure, ῥ᾽ 8. bol. rhubarb (the root);
muzzle, snout; hook.

‘bap fy 2. bot. rhubarb (the plant).

Gurgulth, (Pury δ. top of the head,
skull, head; height, summit, top, ridge,
pinnacle, extremity, end, brow.

Poccrep ect [P tres E ws 5. Zenith.

ὍΣ

egunih gb a. brutal, beastly, like &

beast. [ beasts.

FequtptZig a. thrown before wild

Pequitne(Ffe& s. brutality, bestiali-

ty; fierceness, ferocity, inhumanity,
barbarity, cruelty, rage, madness.

Peqebocn a. abounding in wild
beasts.

Gegep 8. bot. carrot; parsnip.

qi ppaewh s.sort of aromatic gum.
pegh felt or opt or ka kd s. pitch,
gum tragacanth.

Puqaé® 4. honey-dew, manna.

Φωγωρν by 4. turn, rotation; tender-
ness of heart, bowel.

}=pepegh a. pitiful, that has a ten-
der heart. [wofF, matrass, retort.

epeepaeipng 8. horn, trumpet ; — a8

peopled, Eg ; Qeecpeeph-ynegutild ‘
«sh va. to roll, to roll up; to twist, to
writhe, to bend; to shrivel; to curl.

, eas foal’, ἄν “ὦ, up. to wriggle, to

shrink, to curl, to roll up to squat.

Pupepaet 5. Poll; fold, contraction,
shrink; wrench, sprain, distortion,
twisting, tortuosity.

wpok a. tortuous, puckered.
owe, seuntset 8. arrival, ap-
proach, accession.

‘bus, by, ong 8. throne; seat, chair;
dignity; precipice, high and very steep
ar : greg b ες β ~ hereby

bys bp -- [οὖν dbt-&,, to be precipi-
tated, to be A li or to fall from a
Precipice to another; / -—hgy “δι. to
precipitate.

Φωζινα πε ων 8. first rank, head, first
place ; president.

Fuse, wy 5. chair: ring, link.

whch wey, sg ὃ. BUCCESSOF 5 Vicar.

Φωζ, ξεν, kg un. to succeed to
the throne, to take the place of some
One in dignity.

seh sa heap [9 βε ἦν $- Succession to the
throne orto some dignity.

Pushy 4. partner of the same
throne or dignity.

Φωζωζη fl, be ay un. to sit on the
tame throne, to ‘have the same dignity
88 another,

φως»: (2. 5. YfFnauhgne(f-

“φως δ ν a. honourable, prima-
TY; ~ ξίνωκρ, grandee, court, nobility.

w4 wine a, remarkable in dignity,
royal prince.

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usrg.suk a. ambitious, desirous of
grandeur or dignity.

“μεν φνοξρε [Ὁ [rh δ. ambition, immo-
derate desire of honour and grandeur.

PusSesfit a. precipitated; — ssntky ν
to precipitate, to throw from a preci-
pice; —,b%£,, to be precipitated, to fall
from above; — «kgf. precipice; —, τ
pb pdiedp ad. precipitately, hurriedly.

purhuefbtkS, kgf va. to precipitate.

Qehubtnlifet 5. precipitation ;
high precipice.

Qo rarh cas esse ν srg δὴ rear§ cere castoy ear ly ὃ.
cap, height, ele vation, precipice, very
high and steep place.

Qiursuwenn a. δ. that keeps a seat;
page of the back stairs ; throne.

ear case ρει, ag S. throne; palan-
quin; high canopy; gridiron.

Gu5éS, bgh va. to beat, to strike.

Guwsépkg s. president, principal;
primate ; dean.

push pfgre(Ffe% s. presidency ; pri-
macy ; deanery. |

Guspthkg watt fva. to dethrone.

Quspthk ga 9, 6. dethronement-

YueSfip 8. precipice.

“ως πη. ng 8. ἃ hunter’s net.

Pusdcyp » uly &. pl. throne; high 68"
nopy, arm-chair ; state-bed, palanquin.

easqusamrsa, wsg 8. stone-cutter.
usqurfrmys, weg 8. idea, notion, image;
opinion, thought ; design, project, plan,
conception; pattern, model, exemplar,
form, example, cast, mould; copy, a-
pograph.

Yo ase ἡ μεν ofp κων 002 ἤ vaste a. ideal.

uquepupkd, kgf va. to conform,
to imitate; to copy, to transcribe.

4. μη. fg &. transmigration, emi-

‘gration, flight; journey; pilgrimage;

the colony, the settlers or fugitives.

GuvqlPuhut a. 8. fugitive, refugee,
settler; colony.

pres [F-s0h wens [9 ῥεῖν S. ΨΦω °

Gury [Pathng s. refuge, retreat.

urn lF-uyy 8. settler, fugitive.

qusg(Phd, kgf va. to send abroad or
from home.

peceg (FES, 9 κυ. 4, μηΐ feel" ’ byuy un.
to leave one’s home or country, to
emigrate ; to steal away, to escape, to
flee; to take refuge, to retire.

pig th, Sf 4. bot. monk’s rhubarb.

Dugg faspest a. Who employs French
phrases; who knows French.

Ἀ

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hadi pumpwtkd, bal: un. to frenchify.
here 7 fiungutiac{d prt ὃ. gallicism.
pet] phufrow 5. Who speaks French.

" ej sf fo ess by aaste a. french ; - EhEykyf,
the gallican church; - perpen, the
French language ; na - ;kgqnef, gal-
licism. [French, frenchified.

“7 putt, waguy vp. to become

pesyjbuspkt ad. in French; after the
French manner; s. French, the French
languag e;,- gpunky, “ν«- “εὐ ἔν 6. fucufsy . to
know, to learn, to speak French ; froulip
—, do youspeak French ὃ σείων Sp,
gfrouff—-, 1 do not know, Sir, I cannot
speak French. [man.

“pas i pusgh » geny α.8. French ; french-

pang a μετα quik αἴ, neal va. to fren-
chify. τ :

Φωηνε ζῶ, τ(ϑ[ ὃ. 4,» η{9.-

μη», fy a. tepid, lukewarm.

“purgdectust, aquy un. to cool, to grow
tepid, lukewarm ; to slacken.

“μέ g rey stale el”, neg va. to cool, to
make lukewarm.

Φω δος (Ὁ [«, 5. LUkewarmness, tepi-
dity, coolness, slackness : indevotion.

“μήν ᾿ Peas ΤῪ ad. pr. in secret,
secretly, by stealth, unknown, under-
hand ; — pq -- ν covertly, clandestinely.

peaqurasghng [ups un. to steal away,
to slip away. :

puryenwgeyf ad. by stealth, clan-
destinely , secretly ; a. secret, furtive,
stealthy.

Φιωωγυνᾳ νη Ὧι ρ ὃ. pl. theft ; fb ΓΝ
4“: οἵνεν athwhpd, to conceal one’s self,
to hide.

Pwquuhke a. that eats by stealth or
secretly-

Pusquuhsa{Ih s. cheat, imposture.

Φιωνηανενζ σε e hping φ Qeeaqunfhyruy e by ,
“4. ὃ. Oyster; mother-of-pearl.

Purqenndhy a. Who throws secretly’;
that is thrown secretly.

urqurudiupen α. that makes war se-
eretly or invisibly.

wynudkun ad. secretly, artfully,
cunningly, cheatingly.

“βρη εν εοἵητη Ss. hiding-place.

“ων Ἴων ένα. » “ἢ As that takes by
stealth, deceitful, malicious.

paccqen fl S. pusqunneh.

Φωηωζῆσερ 8. bot. borage.

ων 000 Ee cas og. pad a. that does, that
works in secret; —pg. concealments,
hidden actions, secret.

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Parquntwg nets frhs. steganography.
iusquituds ada a. secret, occult,
hidden, impenetrable ; furtive, stolen.

4, γεν ζ να. ὃ. Parqunuahkep

ἢ, ἡ “ἥν ck fury S. pees pest tas db fgg.»

“μων eal Le πε S. cee ων ace abise rane «

pessy entered a. that speaks or
whispers in secret, informer.

4, γυνΐν, tery, Ὅσα a. secret, occult,
latent, hidden; stolen, furtive; clan-
destine. [destinely.

pusqenthf » Tek este. Lkep ᾽ b —w ad, clan-

"ΜΡ ΟΣ ’ Dh easy δ. pl. secret, myste-
ry ; hidden or private place.

pees yeeten greg ery (9- a. that lays ‘Snares
in secret, insidious.

“μη »ἶἷνονε [9 fred 8. occultation, hiding,
concealment; secret.

pecs qennpreseesl; a. that takes, pursues
in secret.

Queqaneh ad. secretly.

Quer, ῥ᾽ 8. gypsum, plaster; χων
—[-, to plaster.

QA, fy 8. pigmy, dwarf.

4.2, fit a. ygpseous, chalky.

unt, δὰ un. to come; to arrive, to
attain; to behave, to demean one’s
self, to act; to be inclined; to apply
one’s self with ardour; sernsf --ν 60
spring, to proceed, to emanate, to rise,
to derive, to result; -- ᾧ sfuu, shhh:
to recover one’s senses 5 — fr garenc{et,
to amend, to reform; -- ᾧ yonaclefed:
tO ZTOW WOFSC 5 ply suprSsusslinp 4 usta --ν
to be despised;, ku f furfs%Xuihky, he
was near death; -- ἐσέ» it is getting
light; δ —wencp, at the break of day,
at dawn; ῥ -- ρει ἥν towards eve-
ning; -- ν᾽ quent, to run into danger of
peril; - & qupWingnedts, to admire; -
Supgneis, to interrogate; μέράξεα -'
to fear; — πνησραῖπε [Fp , to have pity;
— δ qy8uefe, to repent; — yf, to ur
dertake; f οὖν —, to examine; -
ζωρδῥω πεπερ.» ἴο consent; urge
—, to grant, to become compassionate;
pug dh nusdp - ἴο fall into the hands
of; — ply. “νη [5 OT «εν καῇ setts. , to stain, to
soil one’s self; — ply Saefe, peg. prt
to be smoked; to cover with dust; -
pee. ΠΣ ast ΣΤ , to be born of
a virgin; eur “ε-πσες ἐξ whew —; to exa-
mine the life of same one; - pe# hu
Sing OF pun pulp napa: to listen, to
give attention; pum heapdbuy nerd
-, to speak according to the opinion ὃ

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SOME ONE 5 “βρνη -- ἡ αἴλω εὐ νζωνε., to LOVE
traitors ; -- quyy spuwdp, to love another
person’s husband; -- ganudp pepad, tO
take care of one’s own household; gép.
{poe —, to turn, to travel round the
world; - χῥεξρ, to applicate one’s self,
to give one’s self to; ¢fteny — qushsslje ,
to see double from wine; gopftop =, to
keep the laws ; qutuwnsshne {28 —, to be
inclined. to debauchery; -- quppk- gas,
Phadp, gqpishep —, to give one’s self
to drink, - to avarice; gpmtpep —, to
chatter, to tattle; apput—E pkq, accor-
ding to your strength; apse pep -- ἔρ.
as much as he could; —'6 ἡδρω,, to
assail, to come upon; to happen some

misfortune.

Yuod, αἴ) OF sie δ. Means, resour-
ces, remedy; hold, crack, opening ;

time, retaking; as eagakey -ὦ ΓΟΥ͂Ν

not to know where to put the hands
or feet, to be without remedy; --ἶν ἃ.
Show pres genet ΟΝ to find the way to doa

thing; ms ἤνπερ η fits “«,ὦ εἴπει genushls,
they could notdo more ;- dp , ad. once;
πεν παν many times, successively,
always; - peut q- little at a time,
more and more.

pee duary pd gon cas tebe of” ; patching fron or
Padeg pen pbif va. to find means or
place, to take, tolay, to have hold; to
find the means of vanquishing or to
Wrong, to obtain one’s intention or de-
tgn; to succeed; nshus — sbukz. to sne-
ceed never; bert stbtkr - as exsy eas γε,

espairing to take the city by siege.

fedipn s. bull-dog, mastiff.
Φω 8, fy 5. slip, slide; scandal; ob-
stacle, stumbling: fart; τῶ ΣΥ͂Σ
to fart, to break wind; -- "ὁ -, - b -l.
a. hesitating, uncertain, inconstant; ad.
resolutely, remissly, in stumbling.
bey [Png κυ ων a. scandalous; scan-
dalized.
PeeslFmg quite 5. ἡ μων αίθιν φησι (Ὁ fred,
0289 (F 00a yoy bs ol” S. Φω 9 “ἡ yu»
ΧΑ ᾿ kur, Φωιωηηησε.
Jail S, moh va. to scandalize, to sup-
Plant; to stumble, to trip.

ἴθ gk gneghs a. scandalous, who
causes scandal.

, Ῥω [9 mga pl, kaw, un. to be scanda-
lized, offended, to take offence, to bein
ἃ Passion; to stumble, to slip, to trip.
. Payltweqnee ας slippery, slippy, slid-
ng; who is easily scandalized.

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Ῥω ίδιυημ [Pfr QuylPugqnedh §.
Scandal; stumble; obstacle. [ete.
Φιυ ἴδ ὦ ζ {26 » ete. §8. Yesary (F ccreg fell,
hee lFb ad, E-gf: ’ 4, μ᾿, E-yuy un. to
stumble, to trip, to glid, to slip. -
νυ ἔθει, wy a. that stumbles, trips ;
slippery.
Qeaypant s. lance.
uypong 8. WOES — ἴδω «νων she-wolf;
haphet πε wolf 8 cub ; guhlfy —y » to
whelp; ον ταν to howl.
bey, δ 8. βαρ; -'b κερωΐδ δέν
ΟΣ 7 ἴο gag.
aypurfuug, fg 8. pebble, flint.
Ai ἡκυναναι ἐκ a. made of pebble or
Int,

payperhag ech 8. wolf’s cub.
asyperstecsd, oan ay 087 un. to be like a
wolf; to be ravenous.

Φω ih 5. wolf's skin.

Qaybhow, ῥ᾽ 8. trepan, awl; wimble.

ary ferrien 8. bol. hop.
uyn., fg 5. mud, mire, filth; slough.

Ῥω anf a. muddy, miry, dirty.

, Perry rz t0r el”, ug, quyakd, ξηᾷ un. to
lie down. |

ct, fy s. bastinado, blows with a
stick, whip, lash, whipping; scourge,
chastisement, punishment; - Sapluteley,
to cudgel, to strike with a stick, to
whip ; - pink, , to receive a bastinade,
beating, blows, to be beaten with a
stick or whip.

Ῥω βα a. much cudgeled, punish-
ed, chastised ; -- πόδ» to give a hea-
vy blow with a stick, to strike with
a stick; —,fnt,, to be struck witha
stick.

“pute swp a. that which beats 5 -- ,f-
7 ° fuses asa 6 μιν food Ss. Quah pilin ks

4.» S. "ΣᾺ Ξ

beste ash gnegutbed, regs va. to ring
(the bells), to resound, to echo.

“putgson 8. complaint, lament, quar-—
rel, woe, claim 5 - σε, wntek,y 8. Gust
ΓΟ ΧΙ :

ἢ μωΐν εξ unin ful, Eguy une to complain, to
implore, to grumble; -- qdflkuty , to
quarrel together.

puting fet 5. sound; echo.

Qutgnce a. frizzled, curled; -p,
curl; -Ρ feng, ans Er 008 y ry little waves,
bubbles. [dorned with curls.

Φφωδνησωφξη, a. curled, frizzled, a-

pusher Sép a. curled, frizzled; whose
hair is curled.

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thy phd δ i va. to frizzle, to curl,
_ to crisp, to buckle.

Φωναρ, φίη ὃ. Quctgfed-

μ᾽» εἴ, ἐξ υα. ἴο cudgel, to scourge,
to whip, to thump, to beat.

vith, fg 8. skull, cranium.

Puwitchusrpust 5. craniologist.

Poccsita ly acs x cas Tress ly esse a. craniologic.

ἢ. ζω ρεεοΐενε [ὦ fet 8. craniology .

η.,. 7,.Σ, ney, fry δ. treasure ; heap;
hymn ; -.wpapetp, exchequer, finan-
468: ennch -m., treasure, treasury; —
wppuf, privy purse of the king.

, butdueh, wg 8. abdomen, bowel.

Gv duehemn, wy a. peculator, cut-
purse, pick-pocket.

Quist Suahunnnet{I- fet s. peculation.

Gp ists Lastly, qs. box, chest, casket;
alms-box ; poor-box ; treasure, treasu-
TY} -- Siwbhenery, Money-box. [rer.

posse Suse angen 5, ἢ Qe nese Scns any East s. treasu-

ἢ. ἦν ἐξ carey be are [Ὁ foo S. treasury.

passe Seco ete ’ Qo ccstek cas pu asst 8. treasure,
treasury ; casket, chest, box. (wherein
money is put).

Quchiucnge 8. treasurer; receiver.

PuidkS, kgh va.to treasure up, to
hoard, to amass treasures; to lay up in
a trunk; to pocket.

ἡ πη 8. hoarder.

winet 5. bastinade ; torment.

QusiskS, kgf un. to cry, to scream.

Φωωπάνς ἔην yng 8. cage, park; me-
nagery; den, haunt; prison; ghé, f
—, to shut up in a cage.

Qcnighqkd, Lgl: va. to imprison.

a LL ἡ εν ἔν αἴ᾽ ᾽ nels va. to stretch
on the ground, to lay down.

Qusakd, “αἰ, μων κ feel”, με un. to
stretch or to lay one’s self down.

Grisso y af, “ε- εὐ 8. lamb ;) - εἴπω ἔξ,
the -- baas. [16].

ἡ, κε εν, πωΐ, 5. bot. stone-crop, sor-

ἢ, πω ων a. dressed in lamb-
skins ; hypocritical.

Guwntuagkt a. belonging to the pas-
cal lamb; s. immolation of the pascal
lamb, Easter.

ἡ... αν εν be gre α. δοί. plantain.

fentweft a. that brings forth
lambs,

pen tree εἴπ,» δ. pl. a couple of lambs.

purnttl, wage un. to become
like a lamb.

Qentbif s.lamb-skin.

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pandusru , fry 8. bot. cornel.

ἢ. s. theorbo.

pear preg ssf th , car prep sof 5. cYack-
ing, noise of planks; ᾧ qemyrg-sergfees suum,
«LF, to jump, to dance, to stamp.

Qhearprqshivtink , ays. crest, tuft, plume.

Graph [Put s. barley broth. |

ράφι, wy ὃ. grain (sort of
weight).

ἡ φωνη ν by 8. barley bread.

4 ὠρδηξν a. of barley, that is made
of barley.

pew pe b Perego ὃ. orgeat, beer ; heathy,
yorlub, q-, to brew, to make beer.

wrap, perys ploy 8. barley; grain;

a. of barley. [spring ; Spring.

pear pio cary [ite ’ ων pita assy tafe a. S$. vernal,

ἡ ων ᾧ or ly ad. of or belonging
to spring.

Queplutepp a. that brings spring;
that is produced in spring.

Quupiiwinugkg a vernal; green.

4. οὗν εὐἿν κα. a. increased in spring.

upiastitneen 8. entrance or col-
mencement of spring.

4. οἿνκυΐν εκ ite Ὁ. Yosaritesasy [ες

Geass pitreastofs 8. oes rgofo a. ad.

Gein s ἐσ α. execrable,ugly, deform-
ed, slovenly; excrementitious ; im-
pure; unchaste, smutty, obscene, lewd.

ἡ μευ ρει ον [Ὁ forte 8. immoral dis-
course, impudent, immodest words.

wrusnn a. stinking, fetid; s

stink ; ad. stinkingly.

Geass frp eae ene [fords ὅ. stink, rank or
bad smell, infection, fetidness.

Gruyter, usguy un. to be execra-
ble; to soil one’s self.

ἢν,» 8. pl. execration, abomina-
tion, horrour; stain. ee τῆ

η..» δεν ει) ety ὃ. NCCL, 80100 θ
foot. pete ὙΣ (deous, horrible.

Quegumnbupy a. ugly, deformed; hi-

wth a. execrable, abominable,
detestable; deformed, ugly, frightful,
slovenly, dirty, filthy, fetid, loathsome,
bad, base, infamous.

Quapebshe spl. abomination, abomin-
able thing or person ; excrement: idols.

peak lS. Φρυγία.

huepgkgaegutbl, ’ ney va. to cause
to abhor; to abhor, to detest; to make
execrable. (that abhors, detests.

Quepzbgaeghs a. that causes to abhor;

Diapehd, brogeny UN. to abhor, to abo-
minate, to detest, to hate.

FFD

ucprwe[Ffc% s. abomination, detes-
tation, horrour, execration; ugliness,
deformity, the act of growing ugly;
dirt, filth, ordure, stain, nastiness,
filthiness.

aspect 4. disgust; abhorrence.

pase pop 000 Tuas 8. ἡ» δ pte .

Φ.»»»ε}», plu 5. Spring.

ecpachuwph Ss. Quast kp .

pucepogh 5. beer.

paawe cae 4. 8mall hawk.

ee 0, sang Se stick ; rod, switch,
whip ; wand; cudgel; crook; flail; bar;
sprig, shoot ; twig; stock, lineage; --
ῥυβμεΐννε §F-E- axs’ts , sceptre ; - ΠΣ ΧΑ
wees «αἷν, crosier.

favcmquitiaghnp 8. pl. book contain-
ing the history or the series of kings
and patriarchs of a nation, catalogue,
list, index, series; chronicle.

ert mrqutbush fy δ. crosier-bearer;
verger, mace-bearer.

4..νε ἡ ὗς be pr db a. divided by the
rod (sea, stone).

ἡμωνε see quate Si-a.in the form of arod.

Yo nae cn ἡ εὐ νον ot nan εν ont a. that has punish-
ed or is punished with a rod.

eee meqeterenp a. that carries a'stick
or sceptre: 8. ἤβωνειαν op ναί frye ©

ecwwquitkd, kyf va. to beat with a
stick, to whip, to cudgel.

ese equibhpyne(Ffr% s. rhapsody.

Φ.»εὐὐτὸ 8. Pusch ἐν »

Greve owl, wg 8. CLOUD.

sma. , wy ὃ. province, region,

country ; sky, climate; native land.

evecare cr, oy 8. SMall province.

Presse sore sorlyeory S. Go sare δὼ δε. δὼ 054 br ων «

Pew ἀν παν κων a. provincial; native.

‘Purcmashfy a. 8. of the same pro-
vince, compatriot.

Pave “πανί a. provincial; assem-
bled from several provinces.

paws cvrcecvmyiwe 8. Zovernor of a pro-
vince, prefect; agent, manager; — df_
wtteky , provincial.

peace ere h mn [9 ῥεν 5. dignity of a
provincial; prefecture; -- Jwtapkfg,
provincialship. [vernor of a province.

Φιωκσ παν δ. master, prefect, go-

Gpavesope, fy 8. yellow millet.

Puc flF, [Pg 8. vestibule, court,
forecourt, porch, portico, —, — «spss
py sheepfold, sheepcote; -- σῴδηξ.

» parvise.
eye? s. home, house.

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Pewghs dekgha. that dwells ina pit.
qgnewhp 8. pl. caresses, cajolery,
flattery, endearments.

Perks, kgf, Pynckgneguithd, negfe
va. to caress, to cajole, to coax, to
fondle, to flatter, to cocker, to dandle.

Peocfs a. caressing, fawning.

Gqurh, wy 8. cap, bonnet, coif; big-
Zin; — Suqhathg , calix.

δηηπερ ὃ. Σ ΕἾν- [mark.

Peg, Φέ χες [«΄, 8. slit, rent, stain,

+s, ΓΟ 3. ἣ. Pb pater east « a. tight,
stiff ; intwined, twisted.

Ph paltfeg, bkpuhh 8. Wownpinokh.

ων ζει, puy un. to twist, to wring,
to writhe; to distress, to break one’s
heart; to grow tender, to be moved, to

ity.
? Pe pape, Dhyng, mq ὃ. an instru-
ment of torture, press, gag, torture,
fetters. (ding, distressing.

}é,bs a. heart-breaking, heart-ren-~

ἡ δ νέα, αἰ ον va. to tighten, to press,
to close; to wring, to distress.

GL acti. ς. distortion, contortion,
sprain, strain, wrench, twist: com-
motion. [flock, herd.

£4 4. valley; ditch, trench; grave:

D64Eust 5. furnace.

256%, f, vy 8. gehenna, hell.

B66 bwdS-swhg. a. heir or worthy
of hell. [nal, hellish.

ἢ. ἐς bash st » Db sb daha a. infer-

ἤδη, xy 8. beauty, charm, attrac-
tion, allurement, good grace.

}é7, fy 8. village, fields.

Pb qupiwk a. countryman.

Piquary a. very handsome.

ἤδη pk ° kof va. to paint, to a-
dorn; to write beautifully.

ἤδη pol? fat s. caligraphy.

kzququk a. handsome, charming,
polite, pretty, genteel, graceful.

pb 7 ἢ εν ον ’ eb pose eq acs eve & courser,
steed. (pretty, spruce.

pb qasgqun peg. a. well adorned, polite,

Pique pupgkd, égh va, to ornament,
to embellish.

PE que quipg.ne [Ὁ fred s. embellishment,

kywSps aq a. smiling, graceful.
ph qurdaocsf 4 δηγεωδῥ των, a. undu-
lating gracefully. [fully.

Ph qudiupfdl, ἔτ vn. to float grace-

Gi quarf 8. small village ; villa.

Ph quth εἶνε [Ὁ [ ε΄, 8. the condition of
a peasant; peasant-life.

bi,
enchanting. 1
Pe qayopkt 5. Pk yurupeAny Xs

PE qatfe 5. Pe gk ght
Be quthps a. happy, lucky.

Lymm XryX a. well adorned, ad-
justed, compounded ; embellished, de-
corated ; — qupgupk,.to embellish; to

adorn, to decorate.

Pb ap ess sy sary δ᾽ ese a. pretty, charming ;

splendid, shining.

PEyumwhs a. glorious, graceful,

charming, superb, excellent.

ἔξ ἡ εν αἱ δεν εν» εν Κ᾽ α. becoming, well

made, pretty, graceful.

Ps quryeop a. beautiful, attractive:

that dances well.

PE quasar kD, &yf: un. to dance pret-

tily : to advance excellently.

Eyungupeye α. encompassed or en-
handsome,

dowed with beauty, very
graceful, charming.

PA quseysnpe [Ih 8. dance or agreeable

movement of the feet. 7

Pb ges S, E-ole va. to adorn, to

embellish, to deck, to decorate.

PE yeseraryginp [3 a.
leaves, very lcafy.

ΦΥ͂, s.pl. villages, fields.

“pi qurnfoy a. well looking. [sad.

bhyumfoep a. undecked; fair and

pe yusrprgh ’ glusiry ᾿ ““"ἶς ὅ. dar t, ja-
velin, lance, halberd ; - apr dush by, 0
dart, to lance, to throw a dart.

Φεηγωρηδιξνο a. broken or opened
by a lance.

Φηωρηἥΐεε στρ 8. lancer.

PE pape buenp 8. fine arts.

‘pb qucnp a. handsome, graceful,
pretty, charming; s. dancer.

. Emessefecsyy a. noble, illustrious ;
charming, graceful.
Pe gapequne 8. Ne qupunng-
ἔχη δ. rotation, turning, rolling,
wallowing. (dious.
ἢν ggk yn diy Qe modulated, melo-

Pegg byuthp s. modulation, melody,
trill, shake, quaver.

Pb pb rpearefuyy a. brilliant, resplen-
dent, fulgid.

Ph gg ky kd, Egf va. to trill, to modu-
late, to quaver, to shake, to sing a-
greeably.
bh ggh ym ti 8. Ne gg bgp.

Φέχερ s.pl. villages.

ΝΜ
Ῥεηωφμι a. ofan admirab}e beauty,

adorned with

401, ᾿
Φ δ ηδρκ ᾿ ἔοηΡ una. to polish; to

[ing. | paint, to plaster; to paint one’s self.
Prquyke a. pretty, genteel, charm-

Peybp fils, kgf va. to embellish,
to adorn with good colour. .

bhgk glk» ghly σέων a. handsome,
pretty, genteel, gallant, agreeable,
smiling, graceful, cheerful; polite, be-
coming, proper, decent, light, elegant,
happy, good; -, τῶν -- pits ad. well,
very well, prettily, politely, decently;
bravely, excellently, gallantly ; -- αι.
apne (Ffoie , fine letters. |

Pe gb gheput a. well spoken, elo-
quent, fluent.

pb gk ghuputbed, ’ kgf: vn. to speak
well, elegantly, to have a fine language,
a florid style.

Pb yb ghwpusthoe [Ὁ [εν s. fine speaking,
‘eloquence, elegance of expression.

pe gkghapneylu a. that flows agree-
ably. {ful, charming.

Geqhghugk, a. very pretty, grace-

| Ph ybkghughd a. well written.

‘bb qkghugfiha. very pretty, genteel,
charming.

Véqhyhwghp s. writing-master, ca-
ligrapher; a. caligraphic ; — bbz, to
have a fine caligraphy. (excellent.

Vhybghughem a. ingenious, rare,

be gkghugnjh a. very pretty, — agree-
able, genteel, graceful, charming.

Pe gkghugaps a. who worke well;
done or composed elegantly.

bb gk ghee ρει [9 fet $. caligr aphy.

be qk ghaugkhS ’ pb pkg h use fro ach a.
well looking, handsome, graceful.

beqéghwqhp a. becoming, decent,
well made, situated, placed.

be gk g huge 8. Ῥεηγωγωρᾳ.

Pi ykghaldayp a. of fine colour.

ph yb ghssfsuyinneg a. very speckled,
much spotted or diversified with co-
lours. 4.

he LE Gunfuow Ss. E-gk My acs pz casts «

ἐγ hurd uenbl a tamiawed with
good flowers. (placed.

Phykghuwhopg a. well ordered, -

be qk ghuwhtpwy a. well shaped, hand-
some, graceful. [-- constructed.
Peak ghuhb& pon a. well made, — built,
Ph yk ghusaylug a. Z00d looking; of

a fine aspect.

Ph ph g hee crush a. of a fine form.
pe qhyhusb a. who has fine hair.
Pe yk yhusbeuw a. well woven, — com-

posed, -- made.

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ghoSe my a. charming, astonish- | flower, embellishment, bloom; -- wk.

het
ing, wonderfully fine or handsome. |

Ph yh ghar dinjh a. that has a good
Voice, sweet, euphonical.

Pb gh ghuaduyjbhS, kgp un. to sing or
speak agreeably.

Phqkyhuduyba [Pfc s. euphony,
good voice, sweet sound.

pb hgh dhe a. of fine form.

Pe gh ghwdhe. ° ph qk ghey hgh a. that
is an excellent archer.

bb gh γᾷ. Xt α. ἃ graceful walk.

pb gh ghuding Sie a. of a fine form or
shape, handsome, well shaped.

a by Geode pee. a. Who has ahand-
aL eard. ᾿

ἄν, ἔ᾽γ ἢ οὐ εἴν A. WOT Υ, proper,
becoming. fit, well made, shaped, ar-
ranged, proportioned.

Ph qkyhabeg a. very handsome,
graceful, glorious.

hb gh g hunkered ᾿ μη κα} UNe to become

dsome. (tuation.

Pe qk ghwbfom a. that has a fine si-

Ph gh ghwitwrwy a. that sings, that is
sung agreeably, sweet, harmonious.

Pb gh gh wbnct a. that has a good or
mystical name ; renowned, famous.

Vb gh ghwkaps 8. ἡ δ queues .

hb gh ζω a. Well composed, made.

Ph gk ghmpke 8. bh ykghwhkp.

Pb gk “ζω “ρον δ᾽ 8. Vi nomabs.

Pe ghghwmkes ad. very well, prettily,
divinely, elegantly.

Pb gh g haem mneg a. provided with
good fruit.

fb qh-ghwukp a. who loves the beau-
tiful, who admires fine things.

Pe qhg hapa 9} s.love of beauty.

gh gh aves webs he a. furnished with
good branches or shoots.

4 ηδ gh ssw bw ’ ph gk ghemmkafy a. ha-
ving ἃ good aspect, well looking,
handsome, graceful, agreeable.

Pegkghennfy a. well shaped, made,
printed, pretty.

De gkghwgniguikd, negh va, to em-
bellish, to adorn; to enrich, to fashion,
to revive, to isha errata

Pogh harpoon 8. Phe qunpuyy-

begkghogkry, a. beautiful bunch of
grapes. (legs.

Pbgkghewk a. that has good feet or

Pe qhghnc{Ff.% 4. beauty, charms,
graces, delicacy, gentility, decency,
neatness, elegance ; ornament, enamel,

qe, amenity. .
Egkghnenks S. eb gk glum b oe»

he ghkyhonkt Ss. pb gk gh cares hens 6

béq2, fy 4. bot. yew: cartilage, ker-
nel, gland: S. Pégdnedte.

pheg dead, al ed A et E-yasy on.
to desire, to wish, to be inclined, mov-
ed, to grow tender.

$i7d0cd 5. strong or intense desire,
eagerness, wish, longing.

Lyf ς, fleece, wool.

pk Meas ΖῚ ’ ob ,ὕδιμνα. δον ΟΡ «σῷ A.
woolly, hairy.

$4 νι 5. sketch, outline, rough-
draught; plan.

Φιδησε γέ; 8. Ph ghghaumbrgis

Phu s. peasant, countryman ;
a. rustic, rural, country.

G4q2urcseg 8. burgomaster, major
of a village.

sdb pkg s. country priest.

qf QhuputkS va. to speak vulgarly
or like a peasant.

Ph Ph asegkas 85. PbegShorhn.

Φ δηρῴ»ε 2 ῥεῖν “. rusticity, incivility,
rudeness, coarseness, impoliteness.

G4 _Shork% a. in a rural manner, ru-
stically, rudely.

pk Seek , Phf» Shug 5. peasant, vil-
lager, countryman, boor, plebeian;
a.rustic, unpolite, uncivil, vulgar, low.

PLagkl, &gf un. to modulate the
voice.

Psqok, bys. dancing music ; dancing
with singing ; pomp, show.

bégqopke . bly s-pl. villages, fields.

Den. . andy δ

δ arene races 8. huntsman.

Vea . πῇ» by δ. river.

imum δ᾽ pt s. mouth of a river.

Qbunmfrantncke δ. confluence, con-
flux. (in a river.
‘pb wnd fe a. engendered or produced

beak s. stream, rivulet.

Db whneg ἢ ἡ δανως εξ, ph www h beg
4/4 a. drowned or suffocated in a river ;
— unk, , Sufeky, npreunbt,,to drown,
to drown in ἃ river; — (iby, sSumpfufy,
{πρᾶν to drown one’s self, to die in
ἃ river.

Qe δ aoe 00 ἔν oss ἐν oS ’ Ey ® ων he cary una. to
flow or to make flow like a river.

ἀμδωννφ ρα a. that divides a river.

ἢ. Δ sso ses rebel 3. ἢ.δ᾽ esses be orrhe el»

PE mud 8. as aaa

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Pb wnwdin. a. dead in the river; <p,
death in the river. (rivers.
Vs mudky s. the space between two

PE nahi Ss. pb anshnes

PE nunypepry ge spl. over-flow of the
river, inundation, flood.

Dé sso a. surrounded by ariver.

ἢ. wwane ὃ. ἃ branch or arm ofa
river.

Phung or Geb one cas fe S- aunbb ft va.
to drown, to throw in the river; — sb.
bps un. to submerge, to drown one’s
self in the river.

Phinapsacp 8. ospray, sea-eagle.

pb snus sft » βδωνωμκ., bb nkap 8. edge
of a river, bank, shore ; beach; quay.

Pe npthkg a. thrown into ἃ river; --
OF gkinpthbgfh watts, to throw into
ἃ river. 5

4 κωνβν, wkng 8. ground, earth, soil,
land, place; qgbmntp, pig —, f giuip,
Ρ -, on the ground, in the earth; ga_
gress gts esse οἵων εἰν, OT ὡρνπε peg. —s CO-
vered with confusion to look on the
ground ; ettoly bs cory f - Tadd aay ose ty seit ley δ
prostrated to worship; Smphwtky pq.
“σεξ f -, to knock one’s head on
the ground; qayphuit fy, Seaphwhly 4g bon
af, to throw one’s self violently on the
ground ; qurprlnegustley , Leupl stele, χα ἔτεα
Lp. 8. Qgbinthls glrintp wohp OF yp.
CS A earth-worm.

banter γιέ ἢ 5. eb ere To κε ζω) ast ἔν ἐμῇ.

Pi mtwppp a. that burrows in the
earth. ,

Ps wis ghuwg a. reptile, that creeps,
crawls on the ground; tortuous ; -- χω,
Lusygeapsop_bd, to travel or to go on
foot. (ground.

eb eases [δ υ κω, a. that rolls on the

"ΣΥΝ 8. potato, truffle: bot.
camomile.

PE ονἵνεω ζω εν ἔς sy ᾿ DE nth furinh a. that
stretches itself, that lies onthe ground.

Gb ates fry inf or ens ly εἰ βάΓι ’ DE ties
fenfel, guy un. to stretch one’s self,
to lie onthe ground. [on the ground.

PE wi ζηγωνπε [Ὁ fet s. the lying down

DPimtwhnfe a. that treads on the
earth, that walks on the earth, mortal.

Pb ΣΝ ΟΝ " ΣῈ
δων 5. enchanter with earth, geo-
mancer.

{phantahosnf{I {eh 5. Feomancy.

Pbattanufuds a. attached to earth;
prostrate. ;

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Pb seve ses fier ds foal, ἄγω! un. to attach
nee self to earth; to prostrate one’s
self.

Phitiednem a. that sinks, hides
itself under the earth.

pb uiteyak 8. ground-floor.

Vbintwinofrwts a. that loves the
ground, that stretches itself on the
ground; attached to the vanities of the
world, secular, mundane ; low, vile.

Pb ntbatuapaatidnege s. attachment to
earth, love of the vanities of the world.

Ph uthuzupd , fg s. earth-quake.

bb nteuasenf 8. land-surveyor.

pb csvin cas seassfo ἐν α΄ οὗ va. to survey, to
measure (land ).

bb wns σε (9 s. land-surveying.

Pb whan fed 8. chameleon.

bb ning a. creeping, crawling ;
low, mundane, mean.

pets mpuds a. prostrate or stre-
tched on the ground; — akhaght,
pallet.

Phun nwpasacl[th 8. prostration ;
the lying down on the ground.

QE ἴστε, 8, cellar, vault, sub-
terraneous place; ground-floor ; the
inferior part of the honey-comb.

Pb wtunpop a- hollowed; subterra-
neous; -ρ s-pl, catacombs: drain; 8.
pb estieass ge fro

Péwniapup, g. that crawls on the
ground, creeping; mundane; vile, low;
~ nuté,, to drag on the ground ; — sb.
Ls, 8. pb cor Trsegpessry fal’

ΤΣ ΤΣ 1.) un- to crawl on
the ground.

Gb nopkt ad. like a river.

‘bss. weeping, wailing, noise; -
gorsk,, to weep: -ν pr.ad. On, up,
above; more, very, much.

pb puphac{2}ch 5. superior or ex-
cellent nature; state of a superna-
tural thing.

hh puppet a. supernatural ; sublime,
excellent, divine.

spurge’ a- principal ; 8. president.

i pwggnekd, kgf va. to caress
with tenderness.

ΤῸ ᾿ ἡ δώση cys a.s. superna-
tural; supreme; Supreme Being.

ἡ εσωη οἷν a. supreme, sublime, @xX-
cellent, superior, eminent.

ἡ pugrnc(Ffpe% δ. essence or ex-
cellent:nature; supreme being.

pb preg rab, Eg va. to elevate, to

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raise, to put higher or in the first
place ; to prefer.

Pk prusg pols 2.8. superlative.

i pwg kt, bg va. to elevate, to
prefer; to augment, to benefit.

Phpwgpacl[efet s. elevation, subli-
mity; preference; excellence, ad-
vantage.

Pb perqutty a- excellent, sublime, e-
minent, superior, magnificent, extraor-
dinary ; — fife of: fetrcssh sae, excellently,
eminently, supremely.

κω οἷοι ἐν αἴ, kgf un. tO surpass, to
surmount, to excel, to exceed.

Pb penqutyn{t fed 5. excellence, su-
blimity. (much.

Pb pre quitgopkts ad, excellently ; too

prowegueprg a. WOll ornamented, rich,
superb.

Pb pe ον a. powerful.

Pi pub a. heaped up, very full.

Pb pepe a. very bright, brilliant,
luminous.

Pk red any OF γέως a. excellent,
high, sovereign, extreme.

Pb pews δον a. mUCh spread.

Pi pewhoy, by a. eminent, pre-emi-
nent, supreme.

Pl publ, ἔσω un. to excel, to
surpass, to surmount.

Vo pra heey [Ὁ [κε , 8. eminence, height,
pre-eminence, superiority.

hE pane hy nae 000 ων a. supreme, highest,
greatest: s. gr. preterpluperfect.

Ph pewsaszuh a. very celebrated, fa-
mous, renowned.

Pb pewsaswhbd’, kgf va. to celebrate,
to praise publicly, to render famous.

bpm a. astonishing, surpri-
sing, marvellous, very admirable, mi-
raculous. [gent, brilliant.

PE pew Ke Mewes a. full of rays, efful-

Pb pw%neH 8. increase, advantage.

Vi pudinpney a. very clean, very
pure, spotless; very holy.

OO aa τὰ a. very elevated, lofty,
gh.

pb prs sMls Sep a. Very honourable,
- respectable; very reverend.

PE puck, by, wg 8. beam, rafter, joist.

Φ puto fg a. full of beams.

Ph pwhekpe a. that bears, supports
a beam.

Fb pte Σ α. ἴῃ the shape ofa beam.

Pb prestteacsbocrel’, “ὦ Ὁ} un. to become a
beam, to make one’s self a beam.

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Φ ναΐνμν κιΓ, κοῦ un. to navigate
with the waves.

PE pate usght a. armed with scythes.

PE patnguyby a. full of or furnished
with scythes.

bh putgf, πα 8. scythe, sickle.

ἡρωίς ᾿ PE prunzhsus Sh a. cele-
stial, divine, supernatural, extraordi-
nary ; excellent, rare, peculiar.

ἡ ρον δα. a. most illustrious ;
splendid, brilliant ;—,—«£~,my Lord,
your Lordship.

ἢν σεν ων a. glorious, illustrious,
superb, excellent. [most reverend.

pb prussyuempe a. very honourable,

Pe purnyaunnen[I fh 5, reverence.

Pi pupmoup 8. torrent of tears, bit-
ter tears.

PE psp noupuyhs a. very full of tears,
melting into tears; ad. with tears in
the eyes. (did, brilliant.

bE pup a. very luminous, splen-

BE pranfewy, a. brilliant, splendid.

PE μεν 8 ol, Egk un. to shine, to
sparkle. (magnificent.

Pi punfwn a. glorious, excellent,

be εάν ἦν a. supernatural.

Pipghupwe oF ybu ad. supernatu-
rally.

Pek νη λει et ess ἔκ 8. servants.

Pb prep cess inal , ang ὅδ. goods, PpoOsses-
sions; fireside, family, house.

Pb pecs κεν κε μεν ἤ [ἡ 4. fellow-servant.

ἡ ἐμηωμανὗβή 8. domestic; maid-
servant.

Pépkqwed 5. repurchase, emanici-
pation of slaves, deliverance, redemp-
tion; a. that delivers, frees, emanici-
pates slaves.

δ "χα, wy. grave, sepulchre,
pit, tomb, monument, vault; church-
yard; Sunk, ᾽ν -&. to dig out of the
ground, to disinter.

bb pb qfishwg hip δ. epitaph.

Pb pkqiwtuhwh a. sepulchral, fane-
ral; — fuypp , cemetery, burial-ground ;
-p» the deads.

Pi pk gdistuahhg a. buried together.

Pe δ χιποήνεω σε a. that is consumed
in the grave.

bh pk glist shel foun ν ἔσωσε, a. δ. that
strips sepulchres or the burried dead.

ad fiatemukp Ο. who diligently
Visits and ornaments sepulchres.

bh pk qhiatens aka fh ‘ pb ph εἴκων ἅν
δ. cemetery, church-yard.

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pépé4fy a. 8. enslaved with another,
companion of a captive or slave.

be ph (Fup, ph pkSub a 8. redeemer,
that delivers slaves.

bepkdS, bgp va. to make prisoner,
to enslave; to take captive, to take:
to seduce, to gain.

Pi pk fay νἑωᾳ A. δ. that makes priso-
ner, that leads into slavery, captivity,
that takes captive.

bh pf. phuay 8. captive, slave, priso-
ner; — Juwpf,, to be prisoner ; -- ache, ,
to keep prisoner; -— qwp&,, to bring
captive.

kpfl, byw, un. to become a priso-
ner, to go into captivity.

Pe pfdiauw 8. 7 whXaplg»

b4pfSing a. incomprehensible.

pk pu feel cas g scr ly eset a. inconceivable.

béphs 8. Δι δρδήωρ.

hep fb déey a. supreme, superior,
excellent, sublime, pre-eminent, high-
Or; — pw ad. pr. over, upon, above,
beyond ; — ἐν, to be above, to excel,
to surpass, to surmount.

‘Pk psathd, δὲ. Φιέρδέεω, kgf,
Pipsacd, δ va. to shave; to make
bald. [ing bald.

bi péacmb 4. act of shaving or mak-

i pfing, vy a. fine, thin, subtile,
delicate; white; -- f+, fine flour; --
409, finest bread. 3

Lpdivtnputine(d fd 3. gormanism.

BE phot fuow 5. who speaks German.

bb phat a. germanic.

Ph pistons gf , guy a. 8. German.

bh pdiett pke ad. in german; s. Ger-
man, the German language ; — mewa_
bby, gfenky, fsouk,, to learn, to know,
to speak German.

eb prfisersn ; oy 8. bot. lupine.

DS εν α ζω fit a. superhuman.

Pe gyep gry a. very estimable, most
reverend.

Pepecl(e [nt 4. captivity, slavery,
servitude, yoke; tie; transmigration ;
ῥ - duphl, {ψωρῥαγ, § μέρη 9.1 fwpht
3. Δ έ»δω,, φέρ Γ. {cellent.

ph prkak a. sublime, eminent , ex-

Ph poctwhne{I fet S. sublimity, pre-
eminence, excellence.

pe pfu S. Pb pone.

Φερ δι, κοΐ va. to ravage, to ruin,
to eer to sack.

bypffis a. that ravages, plunderer.
Pippo s. ravage, ruin, pillage.

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teh

Gi ρων pr. above, beyond.

Pb popfitual a. extraordinary, excel-
lent, rare, transcendent.

Pheg, δου. «“δη. afeghy 4. vil-
lage, country.

ἢ, δ οηδεεωΐν s. pl. villages.

Daal? , σα.» f 8. fleece, wool.

qd, kyfh va. to card, to comb
(wool); to tear ; f 4Sacp -- 4 fp facp one
qer,. to make ropes of sand.

bqinkd’, kgf va. to attract, to grap-
ple, to grasp, to catch.

abs 8. carder. [τς

baby: qpusy 8. bot. rush; 8. 4.43...

Parry, wg 8. casket, drawer, small
box, till; desk.

Darveghh s. little box. :

ἃ Ss. 4.δ 7. (again.
£12 conj. at least, however; only,
425 gfeeg 8. corpse, carrion, dead

body: a. bad, ill; - ΟΣ to de-
vour or make beasts eat.

eruqgl>. ber xb ad. in several
pieces, by bits, piecemeal. — :

Pes, [355 ᾿ Gung a. humid, moist;
lewd, libidinous ; — wfasifiag, CAT-Wax.

Ew, pfung,s uerg 8. hair, head of
hair, long hanging hair.

OL a ’ θα. muy ὃ. skilful, learn-
ed man; magician, sorcerer, astrolo-
ger, prophetic. (full.

Gin, ghee α. fat; corpulent, plump,

Gf2us, fa. clement, compassion-
ate, merciful, humane, benign, mild,
charitable, flexible, tender.

4. μα, gf un. to compassionate, to
pity, to be moved to compassion, to
pardon, to grow tender.

PR uuke 8. Views.

a Ce eld ae ad. tenderly.

QA wup pled 8. Plead.

hPasufpnc{I fet 5. tenderness.

26S, gf un. to stumble, to trip;
to commit a fault; to fail.

GPS, blt-bgaguikdd, negl va. to
stumble, to make one stumble; to se-
duce, to pervert.

Danses 8. clemency, mildness,
pity, compassion, creak humanity.

ien_w s. stumble, false step.

DS gdp, alle guy be τι » bh σευ UN.
to pout, to be sulky with, angry, of-
fended, in a passion; to take offence.

hd itone [Ὁ fh 8. vexation, sulkiness,
anger. Ξ

fx. α. harsh, unpleasant.

ε +he

gree, to quarrel.

weel(Phe% 4. altercation, conten-
tion, dispute, quarrel, discord, dissen- |

sion, disagreement.
» ay 8. juniper-tree.

ths. a. stone easily thrown by the

hand ; £ — gu, to wheel.

So. χδῥῃη 8. line, stroke, dash,
trace; notch, incision, cut; flourish ;

hyphen.
fo ane og 204% g etc. S. δωκεν, ete.

bh. ghey 8. price ; value; tax, esti-

mate, valuation; rate, tariff; purchase,
bargain ;— Swumwtby. wplutk,, to rate,
to appreciate, to value, to estimate, to
tax, to set a price ona thing; whupq
~Swuetby, to undervalue ; αν ἀπ,
heey, giag as cas csttacesy to buy, to purchase
for money ; ghry peigh; q9erp, to drink
water that has cost money ; ging ghky,
to buy dearly ; gunpdpusynegeusthes ans XE
guegubk,. ΠΩΣ Daca ἔν ὁ στα gsstoley

.ἴο raise, to augment, to reduce, to
owe: the price; qbAby faut ghry ,
to bargain; wm{apwhuwh —, price-cur-
rent; mparbuny --ν no abatement; gts.
et ghkgkg f μεν ging, I will pay
you the price.

Φβνωρροα, ary a. wine-bibber, drunk,
intemperate, drunkard.

; αν ge me,p y messy 8. pl. crapulence,
Infemperance , gluttony , feasting ,

kenness.
Φ Ὅν... ὦ. 8. fuk akan ,
τ, Fhewg, ghy 8. ear-ring,
buckle, ear-drop.

Phikah, bheg 8. small wine.
φλέ, yp. Péikpoeygh a, that produ-
ces much wine, abounding in wine.
qj a. Wine-colour.
“Ἐν a. tipsy, intoxicated.
krby a. tipsy, drunk.
PPL fowed 8. Φῤνωρμνι..
φβνεδωμ 8. ἡ ἐἵνε sfewXarn..
bebo ughh s. flowered sour grapes
or verjuice ; flower of the wild wine.
beh herpes 8. barrel or vase of
φέρ 8. Hues
ΓΎΥΝ 8. ΝΣ
Yet ser a. that has the flavour of
ἘΠῚ, winy, vinous.
Suh δ. Wine-taster (instrument).
Φβδεξω κι [2 ῥεῖν, s. abstinence from
wie.

bhek Sea a. drunk, tipsy.

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FS fl, wh gny vn. to differ, to disa-

bho

Phtkwpfl, kyu un. to get drunk,
intoxicated, to fuddle, to tipple.

Φρζωρπε[ fet s..drunkenness.

Prt San a. smelling of wine.

Phul2xut a. drunk, tipsy.

hf tb Mutter [Ffe% δ. drunkenness.
bftkS, kgf un. to be seasoned with
wine.

fb Stats 8. fb fees pr seses «

ἔνδεια a. great drunkard, to-
per, sucking-bottle. . (wine.

εξ ἤν 8. dregs, sediment of

Pitkin, ἔκ un. to get drunk,
tipsy. (drinker, tippler.

bhiéuke a. that loves to drink,

Φρυκήωχωκ. a. ¢. tavern keeper,
wine-merchant or seller; -p, sel ing
of wine, wine-shop.

Pith wwe wpackem $ COM-
merce of wine.

Fftbwne a. who offers wine.

ἡ νιν 5. tavern, wine-cellar:
wine-shop. as

Db ppae. » 2p 8. Φῤνωρμνα. 0 “αὶ.

Φρ'ν»δ. £0 a. abounding in wine.

bipdigk phe 8. Pfimppang -

biipeiqa 8. φβνωρμνα.. [ὠρμπαρ.

ἢ; νεἴωμεε [Ὁ fred ’ Phi pdignug S. > he,

haf, Ler, Ὡς 5. WING πε ωρζδ ων,
ἵν, “νον 'f gfihery ‘ pee ap fiofess εἴων
Up hukep wthusuley,'b zhtang pbuky, to
be merry with wine, to drink, to get
drunk ; Burfi, q-, wlFunphy, fe af
wy, to sleep one’s self sober; γε,
(Purgnegutk, f after, to make tipsy,
to fuddle ; ayaspq&, q- , to clear the wine.

Gfid, guide s. coriander.

bftnc (Pfc 5. intoxication.

fia 8. fing -

bhewgk, 8. bezwgh.-

4. ase fas snsts Sy Φφίρωζερν a. that eats
dead bodies, carnivorous, ravenous.

Φήφω να, kyf va.to tear, to devour;
τ. Ὁ wie, to tear each other, to tear
one another to pieces.

Phwmhs a. ravenous,

heb, kegb 8. Φιῥζω νι, Γ.

heir. yf. wy s.night; darkness,

obscurity; -we, f -fad. by night,
during the night; nightly ; q-t “ἥδ ἕν
ΟΥ̓ & em, all the night, wtkpacdh --,
sleepless night ; — sur purbteahwh , eter-
nal night, night of the tomb; 4k pumas,
εἴρη, -» delicious, impenetrable

Night ; quefed αοείνκρ αν bk. ἡ- Ὁ sali tej,
all day and night; qécssssprsh —cse., at

$hQ
mid-night; 4- fey οανωζιῖδ, wnbroz,
hidden by the night or darkness ; «/_
prt uhynegutky g-,to pass a sleep-
less or bad night;—f sacpifkuh byl,
the day changed into night; safe. sen
ub, q-%, to turn night into day; e%q
dne{? -ryt,in the darkness of night;
. eo gushl, nepkp qt » to set up all night,
to pass the whole night; γι χερί.
talF-frt πὴ Jape to pass every
night in singing; dfisqba heyy bus —ry,
while it was yet dark.
Pigkpugiug, fy a. that walks,
goes by night.
+f bpsqaewmpX 8. marvel of Peru.
Dh b put ως. hour of night; nocturn.
Φφρερωξνω αν, ad. by night, nightly.
b2k poh a. nocturnal.
4» δρ ζει a. obscure, dark.
pfigk-prewhesoe Se bat. |
fot pree§ eee νων 8. EQUINOX; gf
~-fg, equinoctial line. |
Phekpuqaksa 8. great mole.
bligk preathia pen OF ASimpronfply Oe that
makes war during the night.
ἡ μεσ κω εἴκων ’ ped pr uasthiap σνσε {Ὁ fot
8. nocturnal combat.
ἡ prusdinehin s. bat.
φέρ δ OF pd nea. noctivagant.
PheEpuyft a. nocturnal.
ἡ ρέρωΐν ad. by night, nightly, in
the night time.
Phgk pestued, οι ὦ} un to grow dark,
to become obscure.
φερνε ὃ. Yofegk pray b prog «
Dhek punrphh a. s.noctambulist, som-
nambulist; night-rambler.
blob pwr fre[Ffe% 8. noctambulism,
somnambulism.
fig bs pecan eng een » weg Ae 8. nocturnal
guard ; —p, -σε{λβεῖ, 8. bivouac, patrol,
sentinel.
Sb figk prunygusyunols σ. nocturn.
Diekpuuke a. that loves night or
darkness.
Dhgkpurdiap, & 8. Venus, the evening
star ; S. Ph2k. ΟΝ :
Φίχερ.α. Ῥίχερβ» Ῥίχερων» 8. Shek.
“7059
febkpht, κοῦ. Διίηδροίδ uankkd,
Φιμεμοί μα un. to pass the whole
night; to sit up or to watch all night
in the open air.
ἡ (ρων 5. fur-coat, pelisse.
Φ ρωραΐν a. more damp or moist;
bleared.

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Diparki, ζωΐνη a. blear-eyed.
bh pany fit ; + hpht a. damp, moist;
ascivious, wanton.
ἢ βωΐνιων, ὦ ὦ, un. to get humid, to
become damp; to pollute one’s self.
bppac(efeh s. humidity, moisture;
pollution, masturbation, onanism ; im-
purity. [hair grow.
bfuwpaenl α. that which makes the
bfawghpds a. cut or shaved head of
air.
fuwfunfr a. dishevelled hair.
frsush , arg 8. head of hair, long hair.
esas eng ° ὦ 869 ὁ

ἄρωμα » ang Oe hairy: long-haired:
ὅ. comet: Greek monk.

ἢ ματα ας οἷν a. more learned.

ἢ ῥωνιωξζ » wq a. knowing, wise, ex-
perienced. (confident.

bpwwhfg a. conscious, acquainted,

Ppunwhync(eh 8. conscience ; know-
ledge.

pp on asteurd”, ἕνα ἡ, un. to know, to have
commerce or intimate relations with
some one.

Pp fecor ass g τε. ἡ ἵνα ὦ; negh va. to acquaint,
to instruct, to inform.

bpnk b a. that may be known, per-
ceivable; —p, s. note, remark.

ἡ ων, wugf va. to know, to per-
ceive; to learn, to understand; to feel,
to recognize; to be able; to consider,
to observe, to note; to believe: to
know, to have a carnal connection
with; τς —. to be ignorant of, not to
know 5; — σῶν or q4/%, to lie witha man
ΟΥ̓ Woman; as gfwk gqudof?, he has no
shame ; pups Wass pave cas ΓΟ bs oS eq emesis ν |
know it throughly; sg¢fueéue, I do not
know, I am ignorant of it; gpucmufly ,
know! 4- qlus. oan ra by Ὁ to be at a loss
what to do. [cally.

bpp ad. learnedly; scientifi-

ἢ μεσ οἷν a. very learned.

Pputiahat 8. Ppaned

ἢ funtrwhwthaclP fit 8. ἤ βων»ε [2 ped.
Gfusny 8. scholar, learned man; pro-
phet.

Ppanc(Ff.t 5. science, knowledge ;
doctrine, understanding, wisdom, stu-
dy, art; - ;by’, know, you are inform-
ed, you must know; gfmac{Ph udp,
knowingly.

Ppnnch , whng a.s. learned, lettered,
literate, wise, knowing, well perform-

hbk

you must know; - πάις, to inform.

eters. letter, character; book,
volume, writing; letter, epistle; let-
ters, science, literature; holy Scripture,
Bible ; -or (neal? Wirhuk;y, act of di-
vorce; 8. ἴω 4 ρον; - makky, Sue
why, to publish, to. write ; — φιωρε cnn ess_
wk,, to post up or stake on the walla
bill, writing or advertisement; ὁ -, pur.
gpod. wsleh εν ἔς , lub, to be written or
registered ; agpad_ Or “1{π| yw, to
dedicate one’s self to reading 5 f — ἀρ.
Gath, , Sutk,, ρπχεῖδι, με [5 ch ease ous oy στε ἡ κω,
Lead ὁ ech aunteb, , atel Kaaspely εν, to
write, to write down, to registrate; to

treat a subject; to circumscribe.

Php d, “ὦ un. to fatten, to

grow fat.

Geir oas cy sas pr sees a. fat, plump, corpu-

lent; fertile, abundant.

Ph pags gust bod" ’ nol va. to fatten,

to make fat; to make clammy.
Phpegeneghs a. fattening.

rz α. delicate, soft, downy, ten-

der, genteel.

Pek: tehbs αρᾷωα 2. the two arms
extended, open arms; bosom, breast:
fathom >a “ὦν ή οἷον ,, - pug. ss frst ate
f+k,, to embrace, to hug one another :
pte —s Seo oastabry , - us. wn ἔν ηἷν εἰν. ἴο
draw the bow well; οἷν [ius pbikp qa_
thu fp το pep (Aufl, whilst he drew
his bow tight - pun βωπῃ. ΟΥ̓ βεμωκ ,
ΠΝ ~ pus. νυ ωε, ΟΡ gp hla frunt or
trhefewnt fbb, ,to wrestle, to struggle
With one; -~ εἶ. ἐμωω hafe OF chiuspeen ,
Wrestling.

byw {7k s. plumpness, corpulence.

bre gery ὃ. be and Ppk wt .

beg. phad. η[4“. village; country;
thay, phat, ῥὶ -,to0 go to or live in
the country.

Ph-quk 4. little village; villa.

f-quhwth 8. peasant, clown.

4, κεγα. κε Ἵν, ee δ. small
town, orough.

as acs ong Er ὧν S. pk gSeseeearg.«
Pe ghah, Phegonkp, Eby 8-pl. vil-
8, country.
fem, fry 8. invention, discove
finding ; profit: artifice: salvation:
er; me. $-, for the want of; Saplouny
“#: fine or rare inventions or disco-
Veries 5 art δ ζω ‘ fishing ; - npuy,

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ed; skilful, intelligent: diviner, foretel-
ler; - s/s. know, you are informed,

ΦΙ»
hunting ) =p ὩΣ ΕΣ ᾿ tape-worm ΜΗ &
Abyf Le. εὐ, £1 pL” f: “σύ YOu will save
your soul; #— wSf,, to invent; f -
wh, to be invented.

frases eas byes, S. be [Pwh ust.

ΟΣ ad. in rolling,

down. |

Qywt, fb, wg s. cylinder.

Pps 5. rolling pin.

ἢ ων dks a. cylindrical.

ἡ μων sare, ety easy UN, to become blunt-
ed, to get dull.

Φ,ὠβωρη. wnt fya. to break, to
bruise with a stone. [noise.

Vgerke s.pl. gurgling; murmur;

Φ Δι, δον una. to roll; to wheel ;
to surpass, to excel; to bend, to in-
cline; - 7t#n%, to extend or stretch
out the hand; -- gap qltipk undp, to win
over, to attract, to gain one’s favour ;
qocindg - funpSpenifu » to be onthe
Greeks side, to be a partisan of the
Greeks; - “ὐὐ easgy eee ihe ass pa Er op εν este , to
din, offuscate, darken or eclipse the
splendour of the sun.

ep feesersz ως, “ὦ εἴ a. that has a head-
ache ; dizzy, giddy ; whose brains are °
disordered, mad ; -- (#dpepae{Fper, diz-
ziness.

Φιωωωρσι [Ὅν 8. head-ache; mad-
ness ; giddiness.

Vyfuagkpd, wg a Whose head is
shaven: barefaced.

Vibewghe» gpeug 8. initial, capital
letter ; inscription, title.

Theale, gph s. coif, head-dress:
where is the head of a Saint preserved.

Nyfewd atipoelPfet% 5. heaviness of
the head. [pudent.

Gyfewheeon a. headstrong; bold, im-

Vbewhupgne(Pf.% 4. division into
several chapters, order, arrangement ;
summary, compendium ; index.
fewhog a. ashamed, confused.
pj hesarh ρίζα, ἔξω un. to be ashamed,
ἡ μένε μνωνέν Γ, etc. 8. ἡ ἰνωνωνἐ αἴ, etc.
VyfeuS up 8. oppressor ; tomahawk.
VyfewSuph, ug 8. poll-tax, capi-

tumbling

tation, head-money.

Vf doef 8. chub, mullet.

ἡ εἰν, 5. pl. the heads.

hybrating 0 Many ὃ. cap, helmet.
frarnep ἤπιε. . head-dress, veil.
qokumine, wa a8. life-guard.
ΡΝ Ye feuitiny «

νιν μων, [ῳ 5. turban, head-band.

tN
με san 2000 pay Oe capital, that de-
serves capital punishment.

Qyfrusyl- on 8. General.

Qufosssyl ene{P fet 8. generalship.

Gyfewin a headless. [behead..

Vbuamkd, kgf va. to decapitate, to

oy fess oso ve [Ὁ foe % ᾿ ΝΟ ΣΝ ἢ 8. deca-
pitation, execution.

ἡ μωρά » wg 8. hat; cap, bonnet.

Dykeaph bl, kyu un. to bend one’s
head. [ache.

Qyfeugure., vy a. that has a head-

ejphesasgeeene{Ff.d 5. head-ache.

were, wg 8.6. prince, master,
superior, deacon; capital, principal,
fundamental, essential, first.
aserigounguse OF ony kos ad, princi-
pally.

Qyheweng hl, kgf: va. to finish, to end,
to terminate; to abridge, to reduce.

ἢ fav cas esr yu fool ’ bguy νη. to have the
re-eminence, to be at the head: to be
nished: bot. to bud.

QjbrenprtIfeh 8. superiority, pre-

sidency, priority, supremacy.
beled, κὸν va- to decapitate the
‘ idols, to destroy; to turn about: §.
o frucnpled.
“Qubebpuey ad. the head uncovered.

ἡ ῥήκ ad. the head downwards.

Qileld& ad. the head upright.

Gy fem fe, -- ad. himself, personally,
in person ; all, totally, entirely. -

yor ad. in rolling, tumbling down.

Teapis, Eghs byopkgacguiukd, avgh
να. to roll.

Qyaphl, kg un. to sink, to fall.

ἢ σε ἢ, 3. roll, downfall.

Qyacfs, φρίνπο δ. head; chief; summit,
top; individual; the first place, the first
rank; - gev7q, chapter; -- Hw.f, prow;
- gnpdag . Master-piece; — gumdinph ,
_ point, 6806; -- εὐὖοιξ δ οἦν, angular stone; —
aku, capital; -- gyusdny, capital, funds,
principal, capital or principal sum;
pum “ὗν s gun “ἔνα ¢ Gun —, mnt. -αρ
by head, for each person ; 80 much a
head ; qayt s[2 opt:’f —, all this week ;
dmdGk;, —, to be covered, to put on
one’s hat; austen, q-, to uncover, to take
off one’s hat : ᾽ῥ -- 4usthy. sawithy, wirky,
to finish, to conclude, to bring to a
head, to end, ῥ-- ΟΣ ΟΣ
Lp [du to be finished or brought to ἃ
close, to end, to come to an end; --
udung, the first day of the month, new

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MOON; -- mapesy, DEW year’s day; -
pubpy » ©xordium, preamble; point,
article ; - “ιν nan cag αν sas Ὁ end of the
street; — waq(t, beginning of a verse;
ean lene. Sép coor Ego. ῥ glory poe dle, . the
Lord will take away thy master from
thee; “εἴν, «ἴθ fre. ΕΣ] apqengh » to
take the number of the children; ps

| bf τῷ ywundtog , how many punish-

ments? Susbhy μη. -Ὦ OF pq heen δ
qyalguthu o_prep , tO have one’s reven-
ge, to punish ; -- asdpuntuy . to revolt;
etal attufey azpferr, to fall suddenly on the ©
enemy; gk; q-f hyhaw, to put one’s
life in jeopardy ; 4a, /—, to put one’s
self at the head, to be the leader; — gu.
Lhgu, finally, at length, in conclusion.

Gynt s. defeat, ruin.

Phra, oy OF f 8. gall, gall-nut, oak-
leaf apple.

efor ere σαν seed a. that tastes like gall.

Ps sgh. gpg a. traced, sketched:
s. designer; draught; drawing; sketch;
writing, letter.

4. διε δα, kgf va. to trace, to draw,
to delineate, to design; to project, to
describe, to paint; to sketch; to write,
to form.

BS wg peli fet 8. dash, trace; draw-
ing, design; sketch, draught; form,
delineation; writing.

Pod, wg 5. ruled.

Pd wenpac{ipet 85. Po ugpaclP fiche

bse; kgf va. to strike out; to erase,
to mark with a flourish ; to write; to
cut, to scratch.

hd Sac{Ff.% s. baseness ; filthiness,
meanness, sordidness, niggardness.

Gnd, god a. vile, abject; sor-
did, higgardly.

hsepki ad. 88 a line.

4226 6, E-yf va. to abject, to humble.

Paap, dhgxy un. to be debased, to
become abject or contemptible.

Pitaclt fet 8. pddaele fer.

Gdnwd, addy 8. fond.

bake ἢ ῥ. gah ne ἢ hry Se clergyman,
ecclesiastic.

Pak plqau 5. Ugkgebhas. [arrow.

Da ghh ΟΥ̓ “πεῖ, ghy s. notch of an

4, "ν 5. κι ὦ

Qe Perr ese Sart 3. Yofes soo rer eae, ως.

Exp, kguy un. to kneel down, to
sit squat.

Gleb (2, wy 8. dome, cupola, vault,
arched roof.

FU

Peph Pwmqupe 2.
vaults; vaulted.

Spek [Fon thre. Qualls [P-casgecrgzy. » Ql be.
βθαγωρᾷ. Ψωμδ( ,)εὶν » Qelpe [2-co0e9.
Vip [Povewp a. in the shape of a dome,
vaulted, convex. [that has a ceiling.

κίεν, a. vaulted, wainscotted,

Vip (2-8. bdpbis -

QS, kgf, “εν ΔΓ, gf va. to lie
down.

Gaurd cy, by a. bought, purchased.

when, wy 8 appraiser; auc-
tioneer and appraiser.
abd, kgf va. to appraise, to
estimate, to value, to tax.

Grwswwnm{Ffeu 2. estimate, valua-
-tion, taxation, tariff.

Gaus, σοῦ un. to go, to walk, to
repair; to abandon; to behave one’s
self, to conduct one’s self; to flow, to
flow away ;to beincirculation; to act,
to prevail; to run, to overflow ; — q4tf,
ohn -, to follow ; - oy Meas Ne oan ang oan p25, ἢ
ty Ness Doams ong κω p04, 00 2g phe. ΟΣ “ἔπη.
dudpp, to walk; -- ἡ ἡξμ feng, to
swim;— ῥ sapu, to go on hands and
feet, to grope; ap zhuy & thaw or ῥ
dk pay thay, that walks on its hands,
or who walks on his hands ; .ssuseyesfem_
hae [2 ped. wvgh-ovy —, to be corrupted ; £
pay —,to go away; to depart; — yay.
βωρφξ . to die ; wy fas ghush easce.. Tarnss ces
poke sang 000 0 Ds 200) ἔν eas gs ν the threats make
no impression on them; σνᾳ 7.2 4 —, to
resist; — umpmtwnfp , to be in use,
Vogue or fashion; gapi.p ghughuyg,
things that are past; fp ztueghpid
wimp, yesterday, the other day;
ghwyl ων. deceased.

Yeuyack a. ambulatory; moveable.

χων.» Pirurgp » “09 ὃ. pl. gait, step,
pace , course ; passage ; walk; depar-
ture; circuit; way, journey; current;
conduct, behaviour, demeanour, man-
hers, custom ; piugfl kphg wencpg
play Σι ἵν (κα 5 fo χερί» oni le acs ang ono ars y
they walked three days through the
desert ; 4.“ Decoy f ee ῥα sangemsg » to
reform, to lead a better life.

Pawgehunk, wy a. ambulatory, that
walks ; fuggitive ; dying; deceased.

Gauge. % 2. gait, carriage; deport-
ment; - να... COUFrSO.

Pragecgubhs, agp va. to cause to
walk or run. [that moves.

Pewyorghs a. that causes to walk,

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ἡὑνηκωδινηξᾷ 4. bot. southernwood.

‘Lbquwk, wy 8. globule, globe, bowl,
spherical or round body ; pincushion ;
apple ad ἔμεινᾳνε. or fis nese exp fol ’ ball, bow];
ball (at tennis ); — d&gaeug, Swarm of
bees; — Spuqehfy, ball; bullet, large
ball; -- thntwineuwg » juggler’s cork-
ball; - ΣΧ Σ bud, button.

Vig wher, 5. Ting of an ear-ring.

Pig. sas hy sos fur ss nclP-frt 8. tennis.

Pig ehhg δ. aasesesel fog.

ἢν νζ δα, kyf va. to bombard.

Ying ahnd νι {δ fee s. bombardment.

Vtg. dhe a. round, spherical, orbicu-
lar, spheroidal.

pigqeedhene([P fet δ. sphericity.

Vigsaiteusd, wsyeay un. to be spherical
or round; bof. to bud.

Yirg.usgk wn, wy δ. brigadier, colonel.

stop 0000 br ge ἢ “ἡ; ὃ. pin ; small pin;
bodkin.

Gigkt, κοΐ va. to make round or
spherical; to condense; to become
round.

Pikes, ἔξ va. to buy, to purchase
for money, to take; wpdmwi —, to buy
cheap ; @wthugif --ν to buy dear.
ung, wg 8. purchaser, buyer.

σε, πεν α. gipsy.
Pima ἢ. Piguash »

Qehecp 8. dry cow-dung.

ng, ὦ δ. bosom; lap; hollow, ca-
vity ; — pkpusig or of frFisrg 5 grotto, 08"
Vern, den; -- ὃ ήσε., handle; creek; --
busene., hold of a ship ἡπᾳηρδῆ, ΟΥ̓ -ὦ
wine, to be concave or filled.

hee φσηξῆρ. Mies “σευ, gnap, ght
vd. to say.

Geog. Ῥσφηδω [tk or fat ad. well,
as, about, almost, nearly.

pagiasd 8. hollow, cavity.

ἢ. να. thre S. ᾿ ΣΝ

Fagus, ugey un. to be hollow,
to become hollow.

ἡ ναι» a. hollow, concave.

σελ, kgf va. to dig, to hollow;
to contain, to include.

Gagghs 8. Gdg. ad.

dagking 5. Nephawhag. [real.

fagh. gery, gbwy a. leprous; vene-

να σε [2 ῥεῖ, 5. leprosy ; syphilis.

bag 5. Véq-

pag phew 8. urethra.

paz, ry, ad 8. being, existance, that
is: ud. to come ; coming.

paz. & 8. heat.

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Qrapusfsund a. burning, ardent.
papa; ue qeay un. to warm one’s self.
pape σε. ἡ «ἔν. negf va. to warm.
haymh ὺ Ῥσισρχῖ » δε» 2h mag 8. va-
pour, exhalation, smoke, expiration.
papopeuitiued, » mages UD. to evaporate.
baynpzugath δ. evaporation.

nS a. content, easy, satisfied; -
gbut,. to be content, satisfied, to take
it kindly.

TY 8. that praises, thanks.

Qh cusp υῇ, be of A fof va. to praise, to
thank.

Dah pwtine [Ὁ [ε., 8. praise, thanks.

Qed eastoees αἵ" » τ, ἡ ΔΩ UN, ἴο thank, to re-
turn thanks.

Gnu, wg & precious stone, gem,
diamond; a precious thing; “πεν —,
false stone, paste ; uhfrt —uwy, facet.

Gnfuput 5. place or instrument of
praise, of thanks. (gem.

bo4upk okt 8. precious thing, jewel,

ab us πη εν γε a. that praises, re-
turns thanks.

afiwgaqnel{t fd, ,Ω.,,,,.εὃ (ἢ S$. ZTace,
thanksgiving, thanks; — or WopSacpq.
gngnc[P-kwt , Kucharist. [sharper.

Goq, σα 8. thief, robber, bandit;

"ΣΡ psy ad. like a thief.

aquhfy 8. companion of the thief.

ove yeas afr ans a. that is addicted to theft.

pagal, κα“ UO. to rob, to steal,
to take clandestinely, to take away,
to purloim; to pillage, to filch; to em-
bezzle, to misapply; parqan —, to juggle;
Siuapfep --ν to cheat; “ἴδεν, φωξρανν
to captivate, to entice.

ἡ νην S. Spaqoh.

aqegph a. clandestine, stealthy.

4.»η δι, Egp va. to hide, to conceal;
to rob.

pay 'δ goq_ad. by stealth, secretly.

paqoc{2 [eh ὁ. theft, robbery, rapine,
expilation; extortion, plunder.

ayaa 8. robbery ; stealth.

Gaqeegh 8. by-road.

qagnet ᾿ φνηνεῦ a. stolen, robbed;
unlawtiul, natural.

4. την a. mild, delicate, soft, morbid.

hapnpwepeppen a. who has a fine
language or tender voice, soft or gen-
tle in speaking; alluring.

bounpbh 8. begnp-

poyot , bayohp ify 5. theft, larceny,
thing stolen. 3

o%ugd, fs. turkois ; lapis lazuli.

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ἢ. »)υνεἴπρνε. s. bot. salsify » goat's
beard.

Qn2Gfiak 4. bot. colt’s-foot.

bat, gous gry, eye, gregh» gm,

ad_vd. to be, to exist, to subsist.
a ngs stable, sheepfold, stable
for oxen. (stable.

pafiadnem hip on. to retire into a

Godk,, dey, Keng 8. buffalo.

ἢν, 8. Qpacolfg -

Spadng 8. sort of measure.

‘bry, by 8. being, existence, that is,
substance ; goods ; fossucs “οἷδν, ἷ“.«ᾧὗε.,
gobs bepad, gape senp αα. as much as
his means or property allow, as much
as he had; entirely, completely; ὁ
- «5&,, to create, to cause to exist.

4 πᾷ, wy a. extant; 5. being.

bey-whwt, wg a. that exists; 2. gr.
substantive.

baywh εἶνε [9 δ. existence, essence.

Pay whfg a. of the same nature ; con-
substantial, coexistent.

Pywhgne[Ffee 5. consubstantiality,
coexistence.

payesitead’, wguyun.to be created, to
exist, to be; to be formed, produced.

ἢ κου bs ων Ἶ ἢ γον caste OF augranegs 8. that
causes to exist, creator.

ἢ». ad. substantially.

Peyegehwt a. substantial ; essential.

Pryargre(Ff.% 8. substance; reality ;
essence, being, creature.

Payusyneguitels oS, ’ wegh va. to create,
to give existence; to produce,

oyegreghs 8. creator, that gives
existence or being.

bysu_npe a. existing, extant: rich,
opulent, wealthy.

σε ρῥα, byuy un.to be created,
to exist; to be formed, produced; to
gtow rich.

Poypwenpne[Ffek 5. existence; sub-
stance; creature. (tiate.

ayenpnfuled, kgf va. to transubstan-

bzyanpofuee{p s. transubstantiation.

Poykq a. subgtantial.

pay bq paape ad. substantially.

Spay byes huts a. substantial.

baybkgbiwpwp ad. substantially.

hak qhhac{? [ιε΄ s. substance.
“ἶησεον a. substantial.
yt, guidthy s. lamentation, com-
plaint accompanied with groans and
cries; sad news ; — wakecy, — ᾧ αδρμὴν
untney, ~ pbb, to lament, to deplore ;

Phe,

- mphuwkh, , metal Xe among Σ, to bring bad
news.

Gafpwesank s. ἃ kind of aromatic.

Payt . goekey 8. colour ; complexion,
ornament; tint, dye: jaundice; (Aus
ies Semmiioky OF poste 4-- ν to disco-
lour ; pr. as, like; ad. so, thus, in this
εὐ in divers col

δον τ περ le im divers Ccoiours.

bay. Pax, , Gan BE, 4. acpkp ad.
God preserve us from it, God forbid;
take care.

Pa~- ΟΣ s. existence, being, nature,
essence, substance, reality ; goods.

ἢ . ag Se turnip.

Φ.1.4.». Pabkay, Park conj. at least,
above all things, however; only, yet.

Gadg a. scurfy. (scurf.

patp ined’, gay un. to have the

pak fac{P fed s. scurf.

φ,, S. dear and Pow.

‘bash dt, kgf un. to cry, to exclaim,
to ery out; to call; to bellow, to roar.

Gash gaeguiekel, wegf va. to sound, to
cause to sound or resound.

Φ.,ρ.», GasncM% s. clamour, great
- Cry, crash, noise, voice, exclamation ;
hue and cry, uproar; bellowing, roar.

eh A. BONOTOUS.

Gua. a. fierce, bold, haughty, war-
like, martial; s. noise, anger, crash,
attack, assault.

αἴ, «gf un. to make a great
noise, to be violently angry; to as-
sault, to attack; to insult.
oak or akg 6. wasp; gad-fly;
horse-fly.
Φναση. wy a. arrogant, proud,
haughty, imperious, insolent; s. tyrant.
anaqupap ad. haughtily, proudly.
ee sngeay UN. to be proud
of, puffed up, elate
— Φ να σησε (ῥεῖν s. pride, haughtiness ;
meolence, arrogance, presumption;
lordliness, tyranny.
s 4. noise, shriek, cry.
Poane fF fuck, Vanneth ὅδ. anger, vi0-
lence, noise; haughtiness.
an, grag, OY geeky 8. kettle-drum ;
qoek pe gask,. to beat the kettle-drum.
‘pads. praise, eulogy.
padwpuwt a. 4. that praises, praiser.
paquepwbbst, kgf va. to praise.
podupwine{Fhe% s. praise, eulogy.
acs hep S. porefeares ὐἷονε [9 forte .
wduunk , by 8. that praises, praiser.

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ἢν νη εν ts aaste ras εν α. οὗ praise.

Qpindfesets stehe Γ᾽, ὶ ἔοΡ va. to praise.

ἡ μήν υ κοΐ, Ὁ γεν 5. praise, eulogy.

Gedé;b a. praise-worthy, plausible.

Gadé-S, Eghva. to praise, to glorify,
to exalt, to magnify, to applaud, to
celebrate, to renown; to cense; -- ζω,
ch (ἢ, or μων, to extol, to com-
mend excessively ; — quads, to glory,
to boast.

bndkum, fy 8. praise, eulogy, pane-
gyric; incense; glory.

Godhs a. 8. praiser.

4, ἡν (9 [ε2, ’ adacth 8. praise, eulo-
gy; honour, glory; gadec{Phesdp, lau-
dably.

Gong 8. carpet.

apd, vy 8. Work, affair, thing, deed,
action, operation, business, trade, ne-
gotiation, practice, agency, enterprise,
labour; commission; fact, effect, me-
rit; manufacture; make; — pufac_
(#&w% ,esploit, signal action in war;
ay —vy OF -ng,an active man, a cle-
ver man; of -—v, & working day; -- &
guwhk,, itis difficult to find ; -- wtb,
οἵη. - εω( ἡ εἶν, , ὗ - δεν εἰν ἔν. guly, to
make use of, to employ, to use; to
practise, to effect, to accomplish, to
execute, to realize; £ — δός, to use,
to employ, to make use of; puta f --
wnahk,, to establish, to advance, to
take for granted, to agree; “δι f --
uphwht,, to undertake, to begin, to
commence; -, or -ρ Uaupkyoy, the
Acts of the Apostles ; tadfht fuk -nd,
ipso facto, caughtinthe act ; -- w«—nd,
- phy. -nf, transitorily, indifferent-
ly; ῥ᾽ — Of ptq — dinwik,, to enter on
one’s duties ; - πε τς. οἵη. nutlhp , to
have to do with some one, to have
business with some one; f — σία,
qirhbr , to cultivate or till the ground;
- ghk, Saqdzy, to make use of the
Wind; — opuswh, journeywork.

DapSughp 8. actor, executor.

Φφυργδασε let, eg vn. to execute ; to
practise. [tice.

papS aq pne{s ῥεῖν s.execution ; prac-

paps wd, ey 5. work, manufacture ;
web, weaving.

hoped 1a 5 ὦ yeasts a. usual. [ploy.

Gaps wSLS, gh un. to use, to em-

ἡ νδωνδνε {9 βεᾶ, δ. use, employ, prac-
tice, exercise, management.

Dapdwh, wy 8. maker, worker.

ne
apd whey, wy 5. Officer, minister,
commissary, commissioner; manager,
agent, factor, negotiator; attorney.
paps ah wyne [3 fet 4. place, office;
agency, business of an agent; procu-
ration.
pops whut a. practical, active.
4 ,σδιωζ casts esa tsg has ad. practically.
pap whuhkd, kgf vn. to make, to
operate.
apd whutiac{I pet $. act, deed, ac-
tion, operation.
ap ahwmep 8. diplomatic agent.
paps whby 5. cooperator; associate,
coadjutor; -- ἐν. to cooperate; to
contribute, to concur.
Gapsuhgn 2} 8. cooperation, con-
currence, coadjuvancy.
haps using 6. Workshop, laboratory.
Ghapd niin {9 fre s. act, affair, work,
enterprise, business, office, place, em-
ployment. (builder.
aps wane, wy $,coutractor; master-
GopSuukp au. laborious, active, di-
ligent. :
haprd wufpae[Fft S. activity, love
of work or labour. ,
hapd undfup , og 8. intendant, officer;
foreman, overseer.
paged tasers by og a. lazy, idle.
“haps amned δ. manufactory.
bopd wp, wg 5. manufactory; in-
strument; organ. (organical.
hapd wp at Ts aes by este , hapd w putting a.
bap d capa, ag Se negotiator, cor-
respondent, agent. [gency.
apd pw paeft μεν s. negotiation, a-
prune, mg & a. maker, work-
man, labourer, worker; husbandman,
farmer: efficacious; -- cpaat, jour-
NeyYMAN ; gue —w7, Working-class.
ered ccnp [9 fore 8. work ; labour.
bopdb ha. feasible; maker; s*. coal.
bapdkS, kgf va. to work, to make,
to do, to fashion, to manufacture ; to
commit, to perpetrate; to knit; to
twist; -- «τἔρέῤρ. to cultivate, to la-
bour, to till; -- φέρω, to forge ; sup
enpehshe yop wpepkpg , you have
done very wrong; gins gaps gapdk.
στρ one pig. tkq, why have you done
this to us? — qutopkiac(efrh, to do
wrong; to commit a crime ; -- φυγή,
pals fed, to act with justice 37 afpr.
fac (Ffu%, to effect salvation; -- qh ἵν,
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quunsyewth , to make small compart-
ments in the ark; aww, —, to givea
dinner; Awkweyeps --, to Open up 8
way.

Gapdf, Sexy, Shkwg 5. instrament,
machine, tool; organ; utensil, furni-
ture.

popes feaashy ste a. instrumental.

apd taht 8, papd mbt.

ἡ »νᾶ πησε [2 chk . act, action, pro-
ceeding, function, operation.

pagd ness ν πῇ ὅ- fabrication, work.

4.,υδ “εὖν, Quapd οὖν, any OF by a. plough-
ed land; 8. Qeaped oe Sek very .

Qpapd nich ow ’ Qenped otek sss Α δέ or
thayg, bey δ. a. workman, maker;
minister; active, busy; efficacious.

QopSntknfat 4. efficacy; activity.

ap2. by a. ash-coloured, gray.

Porn prp ess fas easy ων ἢ porary sas fscse: fre a. dapple;
grayish, grizzly. (ring.

ἢν ριον ς eas. ν asg 8. ear-dro 4 Car-

Gap. s. tenderness, sensibility,
pity, compassion ; fondness, sympathy;
a. affectionate, ie ἮΝ

sage ceed oss » Ῥσμνήἤινε [, ve gucvd ΣᾺ
ib Largan ΜᾺ tender, affection-
ate, sensible, affecting, charitable ;
compassionate, feeling; pathetic ad.
tenderly, feelingly. _ {touching.

Gapafweyke a. affecting, moving,

qopmudiyy a. affectionate towards
one’s mother, or who has an affection-
ate mother; s. pia-mater.

Goarpenfukep 5. dopa 5 gaprduhep ad,
tenderly.

Qenprndusukp a. affectionate, tender,
feeling, charitable.

Dapadéd, bgp una. to be affected,
touched with compassion; to affect,
to flatter, to caress. :

Qapafo_m ς. affection, compassion,
fondness, sympathy.

ape 1 wy OF bg ΟΥ̓ ney 8. frog; - Pa.
baseng ᾿ toad ; - ἀμ ἤν ξ ᾿ the - croaks.

Goce, genq δ. ditch, hollow; well,
cistern; abyss; subterraneous place ;
cell of honeycomb.

ocguy 8. union of irregular troops.
ἢ.»ε05, glen, 2. pity, compassion,
tenderness, commiseration, feeling,
mercy, sensibility, tender heart; ὁ --
διωμο ky. “ὦ δ᾽ ἔτι. - carpe ly atte leg ῥ - βμωδη
“144 ove κα! Ἦν eas ἢ guped- hey, to move, to soften,
to entreat tenderly; fuwhhy, 4“-. fee
περ, to harden one’s heart a-

iz”

= ΣΝ

oh

6 thy. he loves you more intensely ;
wa. -- makdh top, for the love of his
race; Shoal cess fog I - ἔ μάλα “να. prcp, ἴο
go mad on account of the beauty of
some one ; — of p ons 1a sae δυάς £795
let our supplications find favour in thy
sight ; 17. ων να νενε ἢ I Ἵκοδχωληξ. gk - εἷνζο fe ᾿
to marry into his family for the pur-
se of strengthening the bonds of
riendship: —p, np. the Goths, the na-
tion of Goths.
Pou (ue or my. ῥὶ s. several pair of
oxen to draw the plough.
wrk, wy a. . that brings sad
ews, sad, fatal; bearer of unhappy
news. (plore.
portal, wf vn- to lament, to de-

eveoge 3. wed husk.

Putiw, kof un. to bring or give
tad news; to lament, to deplore, to
Bt i πεῖραν, to sound.

bee 8. Seed neth.

bP hel, wy a. 8. that carries or
gives sad news; bearer of unhappy
news; weeping, in tears; sad news.

a. s. lamentation, complaint,
cry, groan.

pox, a. blunt, dull.

agony, by #. 800k; short-stockin
‘rheyt —, stocking, hose ; ΟΣ as
to pull off the stockings ; qk, q-u, to
put on one’s stockings.

or 2% 2. handful.

peust or th 2. glebe, clod.

. πρ ὃ. knee, knees; £ «πεῖν
ιν, fresote cas pe4 fey αὐ ly αι ἔτ, . or 4eange_
t=thy, fey. to bend the knees, to pro-
strate one’s self; to squat.

or pore shise pees sb wath dS. Woe
fant f. ᾿ [harness of ἃ carriage.

Qo et s. large waggon or cart; the

Sey δων δ. ἐπα ᾿

mp. by OF wy δ. assembly, ses-
sion; action; addition, summing up;
sum, amount; — wakbecy, to assemble;
~ goby pity westkp , to fight or quarrel

some one.

ως coped 3, [δα χουν xg reel «

mph αἴ, kf va. to assemble; to

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gainst another ne bape aerate, ὦ ἡ ky :

ih

convoke ; to gather together, to add, to
sum.

Qawhiap pl, guy up -
together, to gather together; to be
astonished amazed, surprised, confu-
sed.

4.,»ε Lice pre {Prt . 4.,»ε ἴω σεν "ἢ, . 8.8-
sembly ; mob; sitting; addition.

Φιμεπωρων a2. assembled, gathered
together.

reiapmush, wy δ. assembly, as-
semblage, mob, band, corps, forces;
a, assembled, gathered together; --
ἵνα, σα. αν squadron ; - giky » fore
wputk,, fupyk;, watk,, to assemble,
to gather together; to levy troops, to
send a body of troops; £ -/, in war.

pec ἴων (σε ἤ ἷἦν ας of an assembly.

4 8: urine: mud, dirt: all-
flower’s water: bot. soap-wort.

Gach ὅ. effort; - gnpeky, by. - ῥ
gape mnhk,, to study, to devise, to
strive, to try, to labour, to intrigue.

Patweky a. adorned with fine co-
lours.

Potugh gh κ᾽ , kgf va. to colour.

oncSousg-nje a. in divers colours.

Dackmqupg kT 8. ἤμυνεν με ἐν αἴρει

pera ἡ,οἱδιω 8. ἥμενε νειν ω «

η., εξ, wy a. Similar, equal, like;
s. dye, colour; kind, sort; manner;
difference ;--~, in several colours;
various, different; -- --ν πὸ τῶ, ad. dif-
ferently, variously.

Qacteshwrenplroy 8. Gmtnughys

Pmtuhkt, bgp va.to colour, to il-
luminate ; to dye.

Qactwko{Ifp.% 4. colouring; dye;
variety. (ral colours.

Qos Sorry ry a. adorned with seve-

Ynctum a. tarnished; pale, pallid,
wan, .

QactambS, nfl yuna. to tarnish; to
discolour, to tan; to fade.

qatmmac[Ffe% 4. loss of colour;
paleness, wanness.

Ω.,»εἼναωε.τρ. sry Qe coloured; dyed;
having several colours; quick, dili-
gent, violent. (lour.

Qrctwenphd, by fs va. to dye, to co-

QpaeSresenprne[2 ῥεῖ, $s. colour, dye, tint.

Qesve Secasafe ros fool’, ’ ractnopofs pbubt δ.
ἢ, ,νενευ υν ῥα.

4.,εἡ,μήδοίυ ον. [2 μι, 6. transfiguration.

hacky, gigh, zug 8. assemblage,
band; troops, brigade, battalion, re-

to. assemble —

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giment, legion, cohort, phalanx: globe;
sphere; ball, bowl; pincushion; pom-
mel; sounding line, plummet ; -- fap_
σά. bullet; globule; — wt, nave
of a wheel; — fnang, weight; - ζω
agooplsony, lead; suspby qin gen], to
sound.
: acing Qracig. ’ perv Sey σὰν Song. ad. a.
mm several regiments; in a crowd, like
a crowd; large, much.

hacky νων 4. tennis.

Poona ine μή ως 8. ce ’ ἴθ μενοι °

wchgumiusiny ὃ. constable.

Pacdbay ‘ η,,,. 7,1 οἷν ; Qacthg a. of
fine colour, fine, graceful.

Gatbket 8. path bd

- bethpwty a. of good colour or of

many colours.

arts 5. pai, Pisac. -

ee ’ glunry S. Gpencteg. and Ying nh .

pocguk, wy 4. a. diviner, conjurer,
prognosticator; informer, denunciator;
sign, mark ; that expounds, manifests;
«ἴων οἷν ἔς — phub,, to denounce, to im-
peach, to accuse.

ore peashy uss by este a. judicial. |

Pocguhwene a. already predicted;
very evident.

σέων, ἕο va. to predict, to
prophesy; to foresee, to presage, to
conjecture, to guess, to augur, to cast
one’s nativity, to prognosticate; to
denounce. :

Pregehne (2, acyguhne th ὃ. prophe-
cy; presage, omen, prognostic; augu-
ry, auspice, divination, denunciation.

Pacmag, fg OF ay 8. War, combat;
wrestling; assembly ; dispute ; -« Bu
xf, to assemble or sit down altoge-
ther; ῥ᾽ -- kane dSinwhb,, to enter the
sar to wrestle.

“Pee cay ess pres s. fencing-master or
chief of iidator ὲ

Poemopes δ. struggle, wrestling,
fight; duel; war; dispute; - χά,» to
fight, to attack. [wrestling match.

fp ocmywpunyusy(d 2.8. Conqueror in 8

Pemguipkt, kgf, σε ωμωρῥαγ, kegoy
un. to make war, to fight; to dispute.

haccyqwpneth war, combat; conflict.

Preuwh, wy smf. singer, musician ;
_ player; actor. [s. song, ballad.

bacumtwhet a. musical; theatric;

Gecstuliy oc. passionately fond of
operas or opera-singers; mad for mu-
sicians.

$°O
ἢν,» »εὐρωνοῖνε.ν a. where a singer or
musician enters; — #«%b,. to receive
opera-singers into one’s house ; — (ῥ..
“L,, to visit the opera-singers.

Qeocsswtne{Pfe% 4. Music, drama, co-
medy, ballad.

poe prmyeyy 8. Qpece gages e

egt, —kppke, - (2b ad. perhaps;
for fear of, lest.

dske 4. wimble, auger; -- fapphf,
small auger; — wuhwewy » piercer,
gimlet. (gle, to bubble.

Pagasod, myfe un. to croak; to gar-

Paks, fy OF wy ὃ. street, road.

Pub Sb» Shuey a. «. plebeian, clow-
nish, rude, coarse; peasant, clown.

Qa Δ Shy sstocas ol, asseyessy UN. to become
rude or clownish, to keep low compa-
ny. [per’s grass).

Q-ngh, χε 8. bot. scorzonera (vi-

Ga fxs. rock-salt, mineral salt.

Gans, Pale s. crow, band, crowd;
assault, attack; -- ««#,, to assault, to
attack.

Gainey 8. Qeastog-sre_ps ©

Gurl, wy 8. cap, bonnet: ealix, flo-
wer-cup: inventor, author; — ,#*6,. to
invent; —a#, ad. exactly, surely, pre-
cisely. et

whhS, gufe va. to find, to invent,
to discover, to find out; to gain, to
have ἢ to meet; -- guapsea dg ne pony,
to gain or acquire the heart, friendship,
goodwill of some one; to regain the
favour of some one.

, νευΐνῥαγ, goneny vp. to find one’s self;
to appear, to show one’s self; φανειων,
ass δεῖν fool” -, to be faithful.

F.owkp 4. the finding again ; fiction,
invention; gg* —,. fiction, fable.

Gunps 5. finder, inventor.

cov ov ey ess ζ ecole a. inventive.

20% 5. invention, discovery.

eps cso prsstiones fy este a. written, literal.

Gyprwpun. 8. literary language; ad. in
the literary language ; a. literal.

pres han ’ gpumiumny a. book-learned,
literate, lettered.

opr eas eg. fo 000 ass by ext a. literary.

ἤρα penne [ὁ [ε΄ ὃ: book-learning,
literature, letters, learning.

Dewoghp epeey δ. copier, transcriber;
author, writer; secretary.

Vpwgpac{d [εν 4. office of a copier.

Ppwgeepd s. the dividing of words
into syllables for the end of the line.

φῇ

Tpmghy 2. ink.

tpafely 8. Ὥρωνιωξιί..

pk, wy s. small writing.

Pp hag dS 8. book-binder.

Dep woh χανε [2 βι 5 8. binding.
Ppawheny, ay 8. desk ; reading desk.
Φ μεν ζ.ἷ, 5. Popes Beno [mar.
Pp ah ιυῖ,ο. (2 [εἽ, 8. literature; gram-
ων ly oso 7s gone s. reader.
Prwkiw 8. Yructouspolry -
Prwhabnphot, fs. enamel.
Pep ah carpe ὅ. algebra.
awdwp δ. penny-weight ; scruple.
Pyravlicepnn C peli en ῥίον » mtg 8.
grammarian, literate.
brady s. bibliomaniac.
Pp wdeyne[Ff.% 4. bibliomania.
anya ly . Φρωΐῖ,»» ὃ. library.
tr~2mp my s compositor; compo-
sing stick. (library.
pope asreag xe 5 “ὦ ἔτη f ὃ wet, archives,
δὲν ang caste , ary ὅ. hem, border, list:
collar of a coat; ephod.
Pranyabeg , ary δ. phylactery, amu-
let ; letter case ; pocket: ephod.
oyh ow, wy §. librarian.
qa s. desk, writing-table,
study, bureau, secretary. ([ing-room.
tpeekibe s. bureau, office, read-
Spank p 9 89 my a. studious, that
loves study, bibliophilist. .
warm , wy δ. led-horse, beast for the
saddle, sumpter, sorry horse, ass, short
or thick horse, animal, beast, tit; —
Famuml, MAT.
μασσαν αν ἴδω ὦ. StUDid.

μων oe Men. o ay S. boskcwsliek:

ρων ἡ, χα msateny 0 sy So book-shop,
book-store.

μων ζω Naor. we [2 [ε2, ὃ. book-trade.

Ppa, fs. great coat, loose coat,
Persian dress. {case.

Pp aware de ἢ, κεν υνἷ, 6, library ; book-

mee fg, mg, acy 5. earnest money,
éssurance, security, pledge, engage-
ment; mort-gage; wager, bet; deten-
tion ; -- g&é,, to wager, to lay a bet; to
ire, to give wages or Balary ; -- «με,
δὲς δα σε αἴξ, to lay a wager.

, ae ‘ Epeng δ. better, wagerer.

bruce δ. pledge, assurance ;
farnest money ; mortgage.

Qepraere_sar ΜΕῪ ΝῊ. Lah va. to hire, to
engage; to mortgage; to detain, to
occupy.

Ppweuseph 5. exaction by seque-

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stration ; collector; a. who exacts by
seizure,

to secure; to redeem; to
tain, to usurp, to occupy, to seize, to
appropriate, to encroach ; to stride ; to
prepossess, to preoccupy ; — yuppee_
Ufes , to confiscate.

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Ὅσων δι, kof va. to hire, to engage,
hold, to de-

uenpy ag,

peste npromhyratt a. writ-

ten; literary, literal.

ρων σε δι s. detention, encroach-

ment, usurpation, occupation, seizure;
- «᾿πρ» εἴ βω ᾿ confiscation.

beapifit s. critic.

Dp apVinwhase a. critic, critical.

ἢ μαι ρΊδ, ἐγ α, kyp va. to critic.
μερίς [9 [εν 4. critic; censure.

Φ μαι, guy un. to cluck; to cocker.

ρων, uguy vn. to enjoy, to a-

muse, to cocker one’s self, to live a
merry life.

Φρηωκρ s. pl. delicacy, effeminacy ;

delight, pleasure, voluptuousness ; 08-
ress, cocKering.

Φρεωρωῖν, wy 8. place of pleasure,

of delight, paradise.

Peeks, κοῤν beg bgne gud, argh

va. to fondle, to treat delicately or ef-
feminately, to caress; to feed delica-

tely.

Gora bar S. Veyeqaand

ets a. caressing.

Verba 4. defiance, provocation,
challenge, incitement, impulse, insti-
gation, inducement, solicitation, sug-
gestion, temptation, allurement, sti-
gr ile motive. 4, (dress, rag.

ertiaks khong, rahe» εἴ ων 5.0ld

ὀρεσεῖρ, φρασε (sped 8. Gpgtie .

Freak, kegh, Pe gabgneguitkl, ayf
va. to irritate, to excite, to provoke ;
to incite, to alarm, to inflame, to in-
stigate, to move, to foment, to nettle,
to urge, to rekindle, to revive, to
rouse, to rebel.

ter=hs a. exciter, provoker.

qun(3/-% s. incitement, impulse,
Provocation; contest, quarrel.

Yezpwl un. to cluck.

Seger vn. to grunt; to murmur.

Φρηωκρ s. whirlpool, vortex, gulf,

Ῥρέώ (FE, Weklek ad. cony. nearly,
almost, about; hardly, like, well.

ἄρά ogy 8. Wek.

δον, δ" Β b ashp . Ling ϑι pl.
books; writings.

Ψ} }}

brit 8. Φρέω (28.

Φ δε s.pl. writings. —

aa wy ὅ. Clyster, injection,
syringe.

dpb gk a. written.

dpb S, kgf va. to write, to compose ;
to engrave, to carve; to paint; to
esteem, to value; ms fies —, to des-
pise, to disesteem.

rE, ῥ 8. crane (bird).

Dee (δε 8. Φφρέώ 98.
ἡ ss fre es ry e02y a. stumbling (stone) ;
seducer. [pieces.

bel? wSafhS va. to break, to cut in

Yop lA caseg 5 (ὦ 8. Yoyo lF cae fearancg sey « ;

4.,,(Ὁ δ va. to stumble; to deceive;
to seduce.

4 ΕΣ. s- cheater, sharper.

4,091, kgf va- to knock, to strike.
: (9 Veo keaph νων 8. δοί. marjoram.

ἡ ρῥᾷ 2. small book.

debt, kguy un. to be inscribed ; to
be steemed or valued.

Vebss epsug &. Writer, scribe, au-

thor; pen; — δρυζωίζβ, style; graver;
steel-pen; #bmocp —, goose-quill; -
thon sh » pencil.

— Dafe, epacmy 8. bushel. |

. Npdhaybye a. full bosomed ; -- δ τ,
a bow well drawn.

ἢ ζεῖ, a. embraced; ad. with
embracements 77 “ῥρο »"ηδηευδι «εἴ.
εἴπ ashe, to Salute by embracing each
other; -- ;fek,, to embrace; 8. Φύρμᾷ
pig. fonts jfioly-

- Dahesfeanpd, bguy un. to embrace;
3. bbek pig fount pbk; (embrace.

ἢ μζευῤνευ εἶνε [tft s. eombracement,

Φφράωψ 8. Ῥρωβινῖν- |

bphuhgoe(Ffe% 4. familiarity, union
of love: consubstantiality.
> Φιρζωΐρ s. embrace.

Pp hnsef 8. fathom.

Pops byes ssn μα po asd ad. with open arms. .

Pphesgrwt δ. embracer.

eG S, kgf va. to embrace.

φράρνη αν 8. biph pig. fond

Pehpehey a. who is iu the arms or
at the breast (a baby).

Debye: bphackp, behaue 8. Arpad °

Dppr%ak 8. ἢν,» 2 ζ .

ἢ μεδνεῖν; 8. ὈΪΓ 8 crop.

Hers, fs. assault, irruption; nation,
eople ; — ww, to storm ; 8. » etc.
| DenSbl, kgf un. to assault, to storm.

bpay 8. burin.

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paced , “ δ. writing.
proves . ἢ, δ. bushel.
Pope {F βεν ὃ. writing.
εὑ χ᾽ s. grasshopper.
Veseghye a. s. written; manuseript.
ops ccechiate ᾿ fe s. inkstand.-
Yeze-f-% ε. writing, manner of
writing.
Φραρων wy 8. pocket; purse; gkby
& -f, to pocket.
tithe 8. beeche-
ὦ αν , ory 8. small loaf, roll.
Qo μανευΐνωνζ ° ἢ μεεΐνεωζ ὃ. rolling-pin.
treet: Φμρκεᾷ, pocgeg 5. small
book, manual, small treatise. |
Po2k!, gp va- to bite, to sting; to
mangle, to lacerate.
pow, fy a. dry, arid, dead; benumb- |
ed, impotent, {come dry.
4.» οὐἷν οα΄ ἀνα UN. ἴο dry, to be-
ἤβουαν σε. ἡ οὐἿοῖν ol > acgh va. to dry.
powne(Ffc% s. dryness, aridity.
Grom δ ων δ᾽ a. girdled. (dle.
‘pomkyye a. that has untied his gir-
poukews a. who girdles; s. the
girdling one’s self. - |
ουν ἦτε.» ν τῳ Oe girdled, girt.
| posh empleo, > bgf, Qc we he ει σ feel ἔν σα
vn. to gird one’s self.
po unk hyn ῥε. ᾿ ἤμουν ξ πρώ ὅ. wrestler ;
— (ak,, to wrestle. [9 μι.
om ἤ κονε.»ε [ὁ fet 8. pc coe be οἴω yo cas one
powk simponpl’, br σαν, un. Wrestle.
‘pomkdiapmoark s, wrestling, struggle.
‘foukmfirg. a. girt; prompt, active,
diligent ; -- ,f%4,, to gird one’s self; to
be prompt. ;
pownk aging fl 8. ουν δε πρβι,.
romp, ΟΣ an ἔτ cay 8. girdle ; twist ;

belt; zone; - δός. — phy. SEP wok,

to gird, to tie or to draw close round
the body; to be prompt; syphgud,
gases pals formas ἦν, ssessnevt_g hoa — ΠῚ torrid, tem-
perate, glacial zone; -- tat, chain
of mountains; -- oases can (94. Ὁ δ᾽ saslyasts 5 sok
pocth ui 9 μαννα.“ ᾿ rain-bow.

Gross psd ne; any Oe that girds the bo- |
dy; that girds on the sword.

POY

‘bh (ta) gue s. the fourth letter of the
alphabet and the third of the conso-
nants. It is sometimes used for, or con-
founded with the letters ων and (7: 4,
¢ four; fourth.

‘b s. article and pron. thou, thee, you;
this, that, it; these 9 444:ε- (16m τ ρεσν + γου
who are the holy of holy ones ; gagas_
whp χήπηῥᾳ ἃ gqlisue . you have lost
your soul and your property; sspde_
Gb ὦ gS κηνήσερασ let this or the people
$0; ap froupy pig. pha, he who talks
to you. (this.

| ss aps, prgus pron. that,

‘be weeog fl conj. here is, there is;
see here; behold; but; now; qu ἃ
“περ ἐπα hl, there you too. |

ehp» wy 5. sanctuary; altar of the
oracle. (sanctuary.

‘pupfpagopkt a. that resembles the

‘bu piuy fe a. of laurel.

"burpiof » weary, thug 8. laurel.

ων S. Prsrafey »

bag δ. ‘bh.

"bag aw ; Pasgsrng, qusg Se bier, coffin;
litter, sedan: gridiron, grate.

“ων 8. cessation, rest; pause;
establishment, dwelling; station; <p
pe ὗν ἡ den; ἽΡ ἐνευγευῦΐνο ἢ estle “εν titer g ἢ
stable; —p Saseney, roost; perch; =p
Ὧν πεν harbour.

‘beguphd, bof un. to cease, to stop,
to interrupt; to become calm, to give
over; to desist, to rest one’s self, to
remain; to drain.

quepl gnegquitll, mgh va.to cease,
to stop, to calm, to interrupt; to ex-
tnguish, to stanch, to quench; to drain.

4μῥ ἔπεα Ss. ees χὰ buf.

qtewpoeedl δ. cessation, desistance,
repose, rest, pause; discontinuance,
vacation; extinction, redemption, act

isl

‘grass, greens, '

401.

of βίαπομίηρ ; silence ; interruption ;
inaction.

“ων, wy a. hard, harsh, rough,
sharp, Sour, atrocious, austere, mo-
rose, blunt, cross, froward, difficult, in-
accessible, cruel, merciless.

Ἴων casisaasps surge ry Or gm a. wild,
fierce, savage ; rude, cruel.

‘burt wiepeys a. whose productions
are harsh or hard.

‘burt scoop nyt a. harder or very hard;
very harsh; haughty, cruel.

rut sstrersh cst S. ἢν οἱ οἵ».

ἤν ων οἱ casTrrss τῶν a. that has a bad
smell, stinking.

ΧΆ, sugusy UN. to become
cruel or atrocious.

ἤμιν» οἱ εἵνεκεν by esas ly ’ Yo csr F esse ce on bs fog a.
deformed, ugly, horrible. -

‘Put ὕξαγ, Eguy un. to be angry,
mad, to sour, to turn sour, to get
worse.

‘hut whee [Ffet s. atrocity, haughti-
ness, austerity, harshness ; sharpness,
asperity. με.

‘puy, ῥ᾽ 8. yellowish: colostrum; S.

Pearjerh ful’, guy un. to endeavour, to
study, to labour. |

augue ὃ. Sabre, sword.

‘puyure, ff oF oy a. green, that is not
dry; fresh; -, ¢&_ -,s. verdure, herb,
(dure, grass.

ἡωμωριωμέμ a. that produces ver-
Lyf una. to produce verdure; to be-
come green, to become green again.

eceperte. ἤμβεηζεω σας τα ᾿ ἡ μμωεωρνω,
quipg. any eas ys cas αι. ἦγ act ἢ a. green, cover-
ed with verdure, verdant, fresh.

Ppscspestpe esd bps a. furnished with new

air.

“μων κα, usgeny un. to become
green, verdant, to sprout.

‘buypepranduye 8. meadow, pasture-
field; a. verdant. (mess.

sapupupug a. What produces green-

“εν eas [5 ass (99 ε- ἡ κα’ ἔν 47", “εξ ’ ΡΣ; ;
δον va. to make green; to renew, to
restore.

Pracsgeapel- “ΕἾ, ὃ. herbs, greens.

‘Pea peap ful, guy δ. δ μμηζεω νοι",

ayupl 9 μεν ρέωφ 8. verdure,
grass, herbage, vegetables.

‘peaperpanel{I fed 8. green, verdure.

aywpnen a. green, fresh.

‘Peepunpfy a. horrible, dreadful.

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: De ee Ῥω ζωςπρν ἢ ωυΐν πε a.
icterical.

Puspnehh, phuth δ. jaundice.

a newg 8. adze, axe.

p.v4 a. hard, old, ancient.

NYusheng ραν 8. ten pence, coin of ten
pence.

buludrchp , diuhy s.pl. meat: offer-
ing, oblation: bribe, fee.

Wess h cst erly ᾿ ιν -—e ὅ. dark green
emerald; corundum.

Pus bhuh , wy δ. penny; drachm ;
gold coin; coin; — 4u0stbz,, to coin,
to mint. (feiter.

Puskhutw5un a. forger, counter-

buSfe, S%wq 8. hangman, execu-
tioner; attendant; torturer.

Pussy bx, [Bug δ. closet ; hall; porti-
co; gallery, corridor. (officer.

puss Auton , wy ὃ. chief of hangmen;

PusStuy s. butcher's axe, hatchet.

ἡ. πε 8. sledge.

Pusnex 8. god-wit; heath-cock.

‘busgd ; Ρ ᾿ Yosssy Zh 5 aft s. wild mint;
calamint; origan.

Vunf’s. snare, toil: mus. accord.

Yccschia ys full Equy un. to be amazed,
blind. (meeting.

: Wass ἴδω pr Airy ᾽ a NO ὅ. assembly,

Yuslpet, wy 8. tomb, sepulchre,
mausoleum.

acd penser τ S. epitaph.

ἢν, εἴξειενεν ἢ οἷν a. sepulchral, funeral ;
s. funeral oration.

ἢ, εὔειυμνν wg δ. vault, charnel-
house, catacombs, church-yard; 8.
ΤΣ (bury.

ἢν I ἦι ἐἴ' ξοΡ υα. ἴο inter, to

Nuit, & 5. prune, damson, damask
plum.

buyluh, bhwg 5. wet-nurse; nurse;
midwife; preceptor ; tutor, governor.

Paybuhopal 8. heybhop et

paul μωμιω or «Lu ad. like a foster-
father or nurse.

ἡ", b Guster eg. ’ uy bs ἔκαναν εν Ἅ, ᾽ Ἴω ΠΝ
hernnét 5. foster-brother ; a. of a fos-
ter-brother.

Vujbbel, δον va. to nourish, to
bring up, to educate.

uyEhopel 8. foster-brother.

Puyéhne(Fh s.nurse’s office; bring-
ing up, education. {strum.

busy 5. the first milk of a cow, colo-

Peyeuybke 8. trill, modulation, qua-
ver, warbling.

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PUG

Neste, WPueurh, wy & knife; clasp-
knife; up&z τιν to sharpen a knife.

Spustnwhugnpd ’ —sf es Kees. s. cutler.

ἢωΐα,., “bub, wg 8. mite, penny,
obole. .

butog wy a. Slow, tardy, idle, heavy.

ΣΤΟΝ —gnyle, —hust a. very
slow. [standing (water).

butiaaqudies a. thickened, thick;

bwirg wqedfn a. awkward, clumsy.

ἡνμ νηΐ, 8. Purtegunyne{d ped

ἡ. υἡνη σὴ foal ’ ἔν σε! yn. to loiter, to
trifle, to slumber, to dally, to waver.

Pr ἔστιν S. ἤωὗνη sary +

ἠνηωη πε [9 fet ᾽ ἢν μοἵνηκω nel ς.
slowness, tardiness, delay, “frivolity,
idleness, indolence.

ἢ. ,Ἵη ute s. tooth, notch.

reese op εὐἿνεωνε. αἵ: ’ bg OF ay S- bit,
curb ; bridle ; gag. [curbed.

reste εν ear ecesTecg sas ly ess ony a. tied, bitted,

ΤΟΣ Sprstep ess sahp 5. fp sesog-cxs_
gociti.

Ee Ss. ἡ εὐἵν ccs rr0e °

Puguskd, bgp un. to waver, to
hesitate; to grope; to talk idly, to
dream.

busthapuskgqneguibd, acghva.to cause
to waver or tinkle, to resound.

Puig uw shan a. Wavering.

praitory surge [Ὁ fret ἢ pearl oy-tas πε ἢ, ὃ. Va
cillation; delirium.

ἢ, ὖνηκυξ τε ἥν S. ἢν νη κως ἔσταν «

ute fn 8. sepulchral darkness,
horror or rottenness.

ad 5. “Pesteg.«

“μείω νεῖ, ag ὃ. drinking vessel,
cup or pot.

ugh, gb, zug δ. contract, con-

vention, bargain, treaty, engagement;
condition, capitulation ; compact, a-
greement; concurrence, alliance: har-
mony ; a. sweet, agreeable to the ear;
ad. with a low Voice; φωγίνω gab,
ΚΣ) Διὶ Ρ - dinutil, , tO contract, to
make an agreement; to stipulate, to
transact; to confederate ; — froufy, to
speak very mildly; — auf, to look
tenderly, affectionately, or sweetly on
one; «Ἵνα ὗν, ay ep esszeer ele , to break the
conditions, the alliance or faith; «ἴον ὦ,
toby ει εἴϊνε. εἶοπε. [Ὁ Ε΄ «οὖν, sess eats ἡ. assy ss eh prge, to
be unfaithful to the marriage-bed; --
4 css 020) Hf ἡ the Creed; - ἘΣΎ cas lysestle g
civil contract. (ment; charter.

bustrwebes spy 5. contract, agree-

FUG

‘beshg he, gpg 5. a. contractor,
that contracts; — ,/%L,, to contract, to
make an agreement, to negotiate.

‘pupbegpnttfie® 8. contract, pact,
covenant, treaty, compact, engage-
ment; stipulation ; capitulation; al-
hance.

Puizinol , wy 5. poniard, cimeter, cut-
lass, dagger, sabre: piano ; — Seeghus.
λέ. to play on the piano.

wos Ἶ, κα ἤν αν δ ὃ. pianist.

bujiuehhe §. harmonious, sweet
song.

‘pushes ἔς a. harmonious.

Pushes here npc [Ὁ [εν 8. harmony.

busrwhbd, ky va. to harmonize ; to
tune. (tuner.

Pugtrol fs» "ων ῆπη 8. harmonist ;

‘bushwhfig 5. confederate, leaguer;
conspirator ; -- ;bu£,, to confederate, to
unite, to league, to accede

“μευ ζ πε {9 frrte, Pesytuehnete 8. har-
mony.

Puztuhgne[tfem® s- confederacy ,
league, alliance, connexion; treaty;
plot, conspiracy.

wweng a. confederate, allied;
stipulated, conventional. |

Puzhsenp fd’, bgey un. to agree ; to
confederate, to ally; to conspire, to
plot. (federacy, league.

fw stwenpne(th $. convention; con-

‘bw aye, np s. sabre, cutlass ; han-

ger, poniard.
s. field, country, soil,
heath, fallow ground, plain; ἴσμεν wt
=p Elysian fields; UWppubust —p, field
of Mars.

‘ban wph pet $. opening or entrance
to a plain or field.

ων δ, a. campestral, flat;
- dey, plain, flat country, meadow.

Ῥω het a. rural; flat, level; 8.
villager, countryman.

"benmuwhnats δ. part or side of the
country.

ἤμουν téea. plain, in form ofa plain.

‘pupenuslinefe slop un. to enter into
a1 open country.

Poazerrsassfite S. Yrsseyerr ssely ws «

minal, ny δ. ΤῊ ΘΏ 568 ; a. Monthly.

Paywecbusd, ἐμ αι ὦ un. to become ἃ
plain, to be flat.

‘pura a. monthly.

anwaduyn, wy 8. plain, heath
eountry, field. id le

PU.

Vraeny arr sary τε. ἡ αἵ ἔν al ᾽ “εοὖῦ ᾿ ἤμευχων ἀν β
kgf va. to plain, to level.

“puter αν a. abounding in open
country, in fields.

Yrresyesrucre_npefeel” S. Yprsozeerscstecsesl

a Oe ἔς ΝᾺ “με ασν ang reg οἷ ἔν Δ᾽ °

‘Pusgasnprayp ° chks $. pl. the fields,
the open country.

bunt, aft a. bitter; sour, acrid,
sharp, harsh, grievous, painful, disa-
greeable, tiresome, tedious, disgrace-
ful, fatal, sad, tormenting, austere ;
maddening; biting, satirical.

Puntwpupry a. vexatious, proud,
tiresome, crabbed, cross. [ness.

ἠμπίνωμερ a- that produces bitter-

ἢ, κων a. very bitter; --, τῶ ad.
bitterly. [bitter.

reas re Voces νοῦ ὧν ; reser Te eseg sas es a. very

Puntogky 8. bitter remedy.

PurnIuwg bk fa. of a horrible aspect.

hwrtw(Fojt a. that has dangerous
venom.

Puntos [F- προ a. furnished with, or
full of bitterness, very bitter.

cso Tress, fs ° —pby a. full of bitterness.

Puntncy a. disastrous (news).

pusntupauypf a. productive of bitter
or deleterious fruit. (famous.

Puntwsuqe a. very shameful, in-

Yrres a Teeas & bps s. bad old man.

Puntwhne a. deploring with much
bitterness. (bitterly, painfully.

Puwntuhanns OY kapns a. groaning

hontwhohfps a. bitter, painful.

pecs ree hue J. that has a bitter taste,
bitter, sharp, acrid, harsh, sour.

af PE eee LT a, inhuman, cruel.

“μων rt Te ass ἐμ! ἔτ αν ἢ α. sullen, grim.

‘huwntwsuaums a. Who sighs bitterly.

ἢν,» κων . α. thoroughly bitter, or
bitter indeed. (ed heart.

‘hurr sng fp a. who has an afflict-

We cass ἥν εον 6 ores κοὐ» a. bitter, harsh.

Yesss rx Teese “ταν a. that stinks.

ΣΧ 5. Precsre ress ἐμά ς 7 abe
aps, to taste gall or anything bitter.

ἢν π΄ κω, ΓΟ ΣΟ, un. to turn, to
turn about, to return, to go or come
back again; to repair; to be convert-
ed; —jpeune or pug hpathi . to recede ;
pi_gkf-, to object, to resist, to op-
pose ;- Ρ pppamath πὸ [ὁ fect , to become
a christian; — #.« Sfp, to repent, to
reform ; -- yUwanedny. to rebel against
God ;- were, to draw towards night ;

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f -- mupens, the year after; ῥ lh ~,
to arm one’s self, to take arms.

‘Pusntnuddins a. of a painful or violent
death.

‘prs noose πω da.melancholy,irascible.

ἤνω κΊνεΐνενεγ, urquy un. to become bit-
ter, to turn sour; to be offended,
irritated ; to be tired, displeased.

‘huntnutfips a. lethargic sleep.

‘Purnbuenets a. rough, violent; bad,
venemous. [sourly, painfully.

buntiunke ad. bitterly, harshly,

Purnicrmgunneg S. “pusedb ap

‘Puninuuppe a. cruel, barbarous,
ferocious.

‘burn tnef£ a. deep, mortal (wound).

‘bwniusnkupy a. of a horrid aspect.

‘benteappryg a. bitter (to drink).

Pres Ioauspreliseon a. Whose root is bitter.

Ῥωπήωσπη a. vexatious, offensive,
irritating, maddening.

. 298 re ἵν κε oy veg ers tals of, ag να. to imbit-
ter; to sour, to irritate, to offend, to
tire, to displease. [ritates.

“ων ntugneghs a. that imbitters, ir-

ἡ ων a. whose fruits are bitter.

‘Pusntpx, bx s. bot. endive; wild
lettuce ; a. bitter. (bitter.

Sh ntnwnk who. whose branches are

Press mFrerpresely 8. Years Ἵνα.

YwaitefFfe% 5. bitterness, disgust,
sharpness, gall, distaste; grief, dis-
pleasure, vexation ; rigour; enormity ;
mordacity.

‘Perv, aeg 8. order, rank, division,
body, class; choir; place; lesson, pre-
cept, dictate, instruction; -- waby me
dip ,to lecture, to read, to teach.

ecru sss presstals of, Eof va. to arrange, to
put in order. {the choir.

“ων είν 8. chorister, master of

ἡμμένας ῥα, Ὁ, un. to enrol one’s
self.

ἢν ἥμεσενν Prcares cer oy rss ad. in several
orders or assemblages, in several
companies.

‘bweuyhp a. deserter; — ,bub,, to de-
sert; to apostatise.

ἥβωνωνω βρης [Ὁ [εν 8. desertion. [bly.

Purr updpne(Ff.% s. meeting, assem-

Ἴων κωξωενε ἶκ a. ordered, assembled.

Pocrsesly, wy 8. troop, order, division;
flock (of sheep, etc.); herd (of oxen,
etc.). [ranged, divided.

“Pestushwt a. ordinal; classical; ar-

“Passscer ζ ας. 8. order, class.

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Yresssscesh spp be ol ; E-gk va, to put in or-
der, to associate, to enrol.

ἤνωνω εν κε ημνε [δ poh δ. order, 8ign ; en-
rolment; choir; hierarchy ; category.

Pussutfg a. of the same order or
class; 5. colleague, comrade.

Precserashe fel” ’ Lguy un. to be in the same.

class or society, to enrol one’s self.
ἡμωνω ὦ στε fet s. admission, com-
pany.

ἢν νων czar bs on » ng 8. the first of an or-
der or class; chorister, precentor,
master of the choir.

Yosser veseag bs ese ἔν αἵ, δὴ un. to be the first
or chief in an assemblage. _

resser ess μὰ bs ere [9 foot s. office of a mas-
ter of the choir; hierarchy.

“Pras δ caresses g , ete. Ss. ΡΝ ete.

ἤνυε S. ἠνωω εν gree fur © .

ssssscsinme., uy Se lecturer, profes-
sor, teacher.

huswusnned 8. school-house.

Yrusesesiti_nt{? με 8. instruction, les-
son.

ἡ κκ ἐν oS 5. haskell”.

ἤν μεν δα ες npr [ [Ἵν δ. order, ordon-
nance, arrangement; system ; - panfy
Syntax.

ἢν με 6", διοΡ. ἢ νμ»ον ἔν “να. α εἿνἕν al ’ acyl
va. to put in order, to order, to ar-
range, to distribute ; to enrol, fo as-
sociate.

ἤν μεν εν see Ss. hand.

ΤΩΣ usy 8» wrist ; hand, palm;
— upry , hilt of a sword ;—« guy, to haft,
to set ina handle. . cuffs.

OP esas ern ass ζ zs 144, 8. pl. manacles, band-

Spaces μεν σαν ἤ bs srry ν Lunkaq 8. place where
one rests the wrist or hand.

ἤν μεν err asl ἔν pron » ag 8. manufactory,
edifice, building ; estate, village, coun-
try house, villa. [or cakes.

Wusnunyuke ὃ. pl. exquisite food

Spurs, wy ὃ. hilt of a sword;

uard (of a gun).
δ ΣΕ » ug Se handkerchief;
towel, napkin. [pedagogue.

Puree frrsprsl ν oy 8. preceptor, tutor,

ress an ere fo ess ps ese ly μοι, 8. place of educa-
tion ; preceptor. ;

Yeas δὲ εν fussy py sas ly ἐν αἴ", kaf: un. to bring Up,
to educate, to instruct, to train up, [0
discipline. Me

orcsesersfrsespressh πε [9 fee 8. education, 12-
struction, discipline; pedagogy. —_

Sure, fry δ. lawsuit, cause, litigation;

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' POS
justice ; - duspky, guky, to proceed, to
sue in law, to bring an action; — κω
44,. to do justice ; to judge a lawsuit ;
- evens, Les evene. yessteley , to judge one’s
self, to condemn one’s self, to be con-
demned ; & - 436,, tosummon, to cite.

ων ρα ζθῥεν 8. sentence pro-
nounced or written.

“πο κα ν arg 8. ACCUSEr, informer,
plaintiff ; - pbuk, . - ghky ere. ,s. oe
ov amar sare bs «Γ΄.

ἥν are acs for oss oy br of, Loaf un. to accuse, to
denounce ; to oppose. ;

8. accusation.

Pw νηΐ 8. judge; pleader; --
ifet,, to litigate, to pleade, to contest;
to be revenged.

ἤν “ἢ 9 a. litigant, pleading.

‘bwomhifip, fipp, Lipase 5. sen-
tence; condemnation, proscription,
censure, fulmination.

Passa uso Tip br oS, Egf va. to sentence, to
execute, to condemn, to censure, to
proscribe, to fulminate.

‘bemushohe. pbupd. to judge rightly.

cas sv οε Ἂν 9 ssl S. eas oan eas 0h 653 (4) lao

Yoeeen ans ang esp αν a. condemned; ὃ.
crime; -- να δ, to condemn; -- νέᾳ.
to be condemned.

ἤματι ξεν αν καρ 8. punishment.

μὴν ταν sag μων (Ὁ μν ἔτ a. damned.

τιν ον wee ey εν ων ἔγιᾧ o. Aaranable.

ano os ons ang cas [Ὁ as bof, Eof: va. to condemn,
to damn, to censure, to reprobate; to
sentence, to execute. [that damns.

‘bu masmgupenfs a+ that condemns;

Puraserayerpinne(tfct 8. condemna-
tion, damnation, perdition.

“μων νων ων, wy ὃ. judgement, di-
scernment, criticism; sentence, con-
demnation; act, arbitration, judgement;
justice; cause, lawsuit, proceedings ;
-we, judicially; fash, ῥ᾽ —, to sum-
mon, to cite before a judge ; — w,, to
be condemned. [of laws.

Ἴωνα σον ἵνα παρ 8. codex, code

pace ων 02011 200 125s os [y rss a. judicial, done
by legal authority.

ans aon Δαν ἢ ραν nce Ts ess (Ὁ sss , Posse ων cases ove ον εν 9, ὅ.
gs sa court of justice.

ase τ» More. S. ἥμωνων εξ ρ °

ee Ss. “μεν ἐσ sar us κεν δα, zr 0 rss and

enn age 088 a8 δὺ ees ἕο

‘bwrmraepl, oy a. empty, void; hol-
low ; vain, useless; idle, indolent, un-

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occupied, lazy; -- δῇ; ad. in vain.

: Prose μναῖ, ’ ky a. that speaks
in vain.

SPosas arv nares by esr ga ssitele ol ἢ δοΡ un. to speak
to no purpose or in vain. (course.

ἢν ων αν ces pals res peasstone [δ fred 8. useless dis-

Pussraphw Sw s. leisure-time.

Pees orn aasps ων α. very inquisitive.

Pasnew phe b wg a.slothful, lazy, idle,
unoccupied. .

Spesnuphactint a. ad. emptyhanded,
without a present, without offering.

Yo cee sa unto ly κεν fear a. lazy, slothful ; mad,
foolish.

‘purely a.vagabond, saunter-
ing, lounging; -- ,6%4,, to lounge, to
saunter, to stroll. |

ἤβω μεν ως hy stores S, δεν εἴ bed | un. to be va-
cant, void; to be empty; to be use-
less; to be idle or unoccupied.

ΩΣ ὥπεῖιρ Ss. Poses aan ses oly ese
{ξ ως.

SPrasasress rly sro Slr Ss. Posse scr acrps lysasy ess ὁ

pecs ann carly cesar [9 fret &. sauntering,
rambling.

Yusssuphunghs ad. uselessly.

Yo aer crv ans po ly oss ung rug est “νων ass e200 ly exe srr te a.
blacktuard, rogue, rover, vagabond ;
— {δ υὗνω dept, to play the blackguard.

Pusnuphep wt δ. place of vacation.

Spermuphwgneg wtb, “οὗ ἴο empty,
to evacuate, to clear; to exhaust.

Ἴων ε [Ὁ foots ὃ. emptying, va-
cuum, space; evacuation; vacuity;
vacancy ; exhaustion; idleness, sloth-
fulness, laziness, leisure.

MYoces ons μια τίν “ἢ ὃ. judge 3 arbiter ;
counsellor, corrector; bailiff; police-
officer; censurer, critic.

Ἴων are cas eno acs pe esos ad. like a judge, in
justice, with authority.

ἤμω exe ens cross εν ly sess a. judicial, done by
authority of justice.

Yee ον eas εξ ess ooneg ’
court, seat of justice, tribunal.

Punuonpn{a} 8. judicature, office
of judge, bailiwic, officialty, admi-
nistration.

hucmunpien a. summoned; ill-treat-
ed; -- ««%£,.to condemn, to blame, to
reprobate, to ill-treat, to offend in
words. wre

ἤν μεν are cas εν ἦν ων ἔν αἴ Ss. Posse ον κεν ἔτ ων «να.

ἢν εν ἔς ol, Eyf, Yess av fool”, Eguy vn. to
judge; to discern; to criticize; to know;
to think, to esteem ; to reason ; to con-

as oss oxo &_s0 ps sas pa eas ts ὃ.

SOP
demn ; -- pin. nul, to bring an action
against some one; Sead, f ὅπερ --,
to burn, to consume by fire; apad, f
woe -,to kill with a stroke of a sword.

ν ΩΝ Ss. hema «

ΣΝ δ. judge.

“νων ετή εν ἤ οἵ, a. judicial ; critical.

Ἴων νήπιε [9 με, 8. judgement.

i Pee sf. wife of a judge.

‘pusnneifi 8. judgement, opinion, sen-
timent, advice, understanding; judge-
ment, reasoning, criticism; discern-
ment, decision.

a reg ὃ. age; century Ἢ 77. 9 Φη
ἀεηξνβᾷ —, the golden age ; 9» -- , the
middle ages; ῥ᾽ dkpnufl -ne, in our
times ; -ag f -«, from age to age, for
ever and ever.

‘pup, fy s. height, hill, eminence,
precipice ; a. even number ; —fe δε. —fe
q+ to come, to flow in many wavos
or surges; - δε. ἤνιεν frsseryqeary ν to play
at even or odd.

“hie psgynefs 5. completion of a cen-
tury. [embankment.

‘purple a. nearly overflowing the

Prcspeel, omy So shelf: little hill.

“Praceprasl Ἴων εν » ag A. § even and odd
(number ).

Yoccrpreerhg ones este k of”, gape Ef, PT
alt, kgf va. to precipitate ; -- ,bipd’, to
throw, to precipitate one’s self, to
tumble down. (head.

‘PpupuXuhun a. having a high fore-

Pups, wg 8. cupboard: watch, am-

bush, ambuscade; trap, caltrop, gin,
snare; subterraneous passage ; plot,
cheat, deceit, intrigue; -- gapSé, or
guk,, f -- [νων to lay an ambush,
to lie in ambuscade, to be on the
watch; to dupe, to cheat, to plot; -
dumbify , book-case.
. be τρ δ ᾿ μι sr cestrece κε ν ang A. S.
insidious, footpad, plotter; -- ,bn£,, to
seek to surprize some one, to watch,
to beset, to supplant.

‘Pespuitnohuyne(Ffe% 8. ambush, am-
buscade, obsession.

Prec prustess hy bel, bof: va. to dilucidate.

“μεν εὐ μιν lire ons Ss. MYoece eens oces ἤ κω ὁ

‘pesrpretteuynya watkS ya. to investi-
gate or observe the ambushes, to be-
ware of.

‘purpewtesgten 5. chief of footpads.

heput pt, kguy vn. to lie in ambus-
cade, to be on the watch, to suborn, to

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circumvent; to hide one’s self.

"ΣΌΣ Κ: nish 8. ceiling, roof.

Puspunyasts , wg S. porter.
"rasa pracy ssoes «

Press gr sas ong br εν S. Posse po ase sss sss ©

Nrcas pu cas asyeq eng boy 8. pimento.

Yess σαν εν εν » ary Se garden; orchard,
place planted with trees. |

Pupusa, wg 8. height, eminence,
precipice: eyebrow ; -ρ S. “hupasian_
ε ἥν .

urpunf 5. river-bank.

ΣΧ ᾿ race ps assaf args 1 fy 5. cavern,
cave, hollow.
— ἢνμωρρίν , plug 5. forger; brasier;
lock-smith ; ironmonger. |

Npuup pilot a. belonging to a smith ;
-1, smithcraft.

peas p pale ces ts sy δ. anvil.

Speopepetib al”, Eg un. to forge.

upping , wg 8. forge, smithery,

smithy.

ἠωωρρῖνε [9 [μεν s. lock-smith’s trade
or work, ironmonger’s trade, 1ron-
ware, smithcraft.

Spusppeoel S. bh ppock a

puppy fr, erp s. bed, litter.

was reg Deas ly oxy a. that lies ona litter,

thatis ill in bed-

hupkt, kgf un. to roost, to perch ;
to remain, to stay.

Prcsgebeecasteg. S. Wesgressecesteg. «

ἢν ροξ ests , etc. S. Yost S- easte 5 ete.

ap fAul, wy δ. pattern, model.

ἐπ χα] ’ Yoess pr foas τ 8. cinnamon.

Spupt, fg 5. turn, circuit, return;
reference; reduction; increase ; burden
(of a song); conversion, change; -
War or ee. ἔσκε ἰδ, recoil, putting
or drawing back, retreat ; -- Sfrecsieg we
(Pkut , paroxysm; — Pafuopftp , re-
compense, return; retaliation, com-
pensation, retribution; -- wahk,, to
turn, to turn about, to return; - ad.
again.

hiup turqunged s. return ; relapse ; new
fall; — ..%6,,to turn or return seve-
ral times.

updtunaws a. of routine, habitual.

ἡ γιζοσ αν δε [9 ῥεῖν s. routine, habit.

Shu tun a. that loves to turn often.

SPresspa ck carr οἷν ὃ. penitentiary.

uptwcne a. that turns; that is
converted. [version.

puapedasenpnelt hed ὃ. return ; con-

ἡ ΣΖΣ ΤΥ d fel ’ ἔγ μα un. to vault.

449 [Ὁ ame ang “43 4

ἐλ τω

‘pupiho a. turned, returned; con-
verted.

‘pepth ad. again, anew; more-
over, besides, otherwise, even, like-
wise ; bis; also.

‘pupa νι, ppt un. to pass by; to
return running.

‘puptocws , og 8. circuit, return;
reward, retribution; answer, report,
signification; — gwhfy, phrase, sen-
tence, style.

‘bupio Mt 4. return ; repentance.

peeps ee ey 00s be al ’ negh va. to return,
to turn; to avert; to restore; to bring
or carry back, to reinstate; to bring
back, to recall; to return, to send back;
to make over again; to reduce; to
distract; to abate; to resolve; to con-
Vert; - youre OF & pug, to revoke; to
reject; to reflect; - wigpku, to cede,
to resign, to yield; -- qkprupsnps, to
renumerate @- gdiwgd, to vomit.

‘hupdiah, ag, fg δ. cure, dressing ;
culture ; remedy, reparation; refresh-
ment; provender, provision, victuals;
subsistence, nourishment, mainte-
nance; — anc, 3. "ραυνεκωζ ἐν Γ. (tive.

Peery aliaele κε by caste a. remediable, cura-

ἤει ane 2m a. curing.

‘bupdictle ὦν a. curable.

bw pdisthe, kyp va. to nourish, to
sustain, to feed; to fodder; to cherish,
to foment; to physic, to dress, to heal;
to repair. | (rishes.

‘bapdueps a. careful of; who nou-

‘bus νεῖ, »6. 3. hospital.

“pe ρμεϊωδ,νε [2 forte ὃ. ἢν ωρεωδ.

Δωρ; 5. “buat

Pcs prpene Toone ἤν, S. Yocukpuenp.

ans proved, any ὃ. end, term, limit.
ἥν... "ἢ, S. So ace op tasprene_ifs «

‘pup 5. bot. Corn-poppy, corn-
rose.

‘bupacpow a. scabrous, scragey.

ἤρα δ. palace, royal house,
court.

Peary any c00 00 00g οἷν 8. courtier.

-, yy OF σε, mf δ. Stratagem,
fraud, contrivance, machination, cheat,
circumvention, deceit, trick, impos-
ture, plot, snare, trap, device; -- iby
Or gapSd&,, to conspire, to circumvent,
to plot, to lie in wait;- aif antky,
to kill one’s self; -#{, deceitfully,
treacherously. [contriver.

euwphp , hucwenpds a. δ. factious;

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russe sora SalF hed 8. stratagem §
faction; rebellion.

‘pusrcuAwh, wy a. 4. fraudulent, fal-
lacious, disloyal; impostor; felon,
cheat, prevaricator, sycophant, traitor.

Voces esas Masse caps. cssy ἢ Press cass Mass toby uss e. ad.
deceitfully, craftily, slily.

Yeasr a cosXaeste be of A Loft va. to betray, to
defraud, to deceive, to prevaricate.

(fuses ιν τη, S. ἢ νμνε ὦ )ί κεν Ge

ἤν, α. ὦ 2 ενενε [9 free » ἤνωε. εν Χλωΐενε Πρ, ξ.
treason, deceit, intrigue, rebellion,
fraud, prevarication; stratagem; am-
bush.

‘Ppecre sto frg ’ ἤμωνε. νειν 4 ses εἶξε ye a.
that holds the same faith.

Meese a. caste ansyr enele 5. ΔῈ Grassy carps wit «

bur whuens a. that has or gives
the confession of faith.

orerecestels of, ’ kgf, ras εὐ fool ’ Fgusy un.
to confess, to avow, to profess, to
protest.

Yrurestepes S. Oorss ess tr esse_mpe »

pure οἵνννε. [Ὁ fret ᾿ ι ΣΎ Ψ Σ ὅ. Con-
fession or declaration of faith.

‘Pusecchp 5. διέ. ο

μων. δ. kgf va. to defraud, to cheat,
to contrive.

Yusef, 8. charter-party.

‘pusenynel for ᾽ ἢν εν, δ. fraud,
deception, cheat. [rine.

‘bus 8. tambour; cymbal, tambou-

ἠδ, Egk un. to strike or sound
the tabour.

ἡ ῥεῖεν Yass ofp τε thie ὅ. the sound of
a tabour ; uproar, noise, rumour.

ἠμω or hp S. ἢν psf

usaf Sas be fun, to tap, to stamp
with the foot, to scrape the ground.

ogee 8. Ἔρως
bap sk ll , bagitiskl S. Pafunph il °
ἡ σε» ’ g psa ᾽ qgpusneiti Se

noise, murmuring of a river; uproar,
noise, cry-

ἡ απ χ᾽, ῥ᾽ s. Macaroni, macaroon.

‘bqdkupf s. pumpkin, gourd.

“πε αἵ, godey δ. pumpion; calabash,
gourd; -- χα», bot. colocynth, colo-
quintida.

‘hig a. odd, fantastical, morose,
dificult, extravagant, surly, humour-
some man, peevish, ufsociable, in-
tractable, froward, untoward, restive.

‘bighpwhp s. pl. frequenting compa-
ny ; evagation, distraction, dissipation.

Pbgbh phd, kguy ὑπ. to frequent com-

bb,

pany ; to trifle; to wander, to recreate
one’s self.

be ghpoe th §. ἤν pute -

‘biegne{Pfeh 5. caprice, oddness.

bigkekw, κοΐ va. to vacillate, to
stagger, to totter, =

‘phgbepd, Egeuy vn. to vacillate, to
totter, to waver, to shake, to fluc-
tuate.

‘bog befne a. vacillating, wavering.

‘begbenc dt s. vacillation, unsteadi-
ness, uncertainty, irresolution.

be flu , pep or fff 8. dolphin,
porpus.

Pout 8. bess δ [ευὟ, -

Ph A wwe be ob guls pe 9 b δ. december.

bes. by 8. side, part ; δ. Yai.

bE 454.0%, f 8. governor of a pro-
vince; Ss. Gag th ashy»

eS hutaclfer 5. government of a
province; office or dignity of the go-
vernor of a province; S. YaqMushes_
govlt fet.

PoSayhin ὃ. bh Shak.

ἢ. δ 7. og OF fog 8. remedy, medicine, me-
dicament, purgative, potion, draught ;
Spice, drug; cure, dressing; poison,
venom; ink; die, colour; amulet, ta-
lisman; — gupur, grass, herbage,
green; verdure; widbtepryt --, pa-
nacea; -- Mivangutk,, to physic, to
dress; - νει. to take a remedy ; to
take poison ; suliry ’ gunk, αν δεν ess poly ,
ηοχεωνε τίν wayne. —, sweet, bitter, Υἱο-
‘lent, powerful, efficacious remedy.

Ph qsputtwhwt a. pharmaceutical.

ἠξηωμωΐοων [Ὁ με, δ. pharmacopeia,
pharmaceutic.

ἠδηωησρδι wg 8. apothecary; that
prepares tinctures, physic or poison.

pb pagers bel, kof un. to prepare
physic or tinctures.

be quegnpdac{P [rt ὃ. pharmacy 3 art
of preparing tinctures or physic:
painting.

be ηωηζρ apt OF gry a. Who applies
a plaister or administers medicine; s.
hair-pencil to dye the eyes.

‘pe qufunchh s.spice, aromatic or me-
dicinal drug.

be pulhnep a. poisoned ; - munky,
hapacuwtk,, to poison, to give poison,
to infect with poison; -- ,b%4,. to be
poisdned. :

Ph qe Suun, bg 8. pill; bolus: 8. ‘be_

wees est tte .

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Ph γως πεΐνη. δ. 800d; dried fruit for
(skirt, border.
‘Ph quip s. beggar’s pouch or wallet;

‘Po qwthw a. painted in colours.

ee a. poisoned.

ἡμδη μή εν τι, wy 8. druggist, grocer,
quack, apothecary; seller of tinctures.

‘pe ysane, wy 8. that gives medica-
ments ; poisoner; sorcerer, bewitcher.

bE qumactw, ky va. to physic, to
cure ; to poison.

Ph qusrnnel(I ped ’ Yb yess serene [ῥεῖν 4.
medicament, remedy, medicine, cure;
poisoning, act of giving poison ; witch-
eraft, enchantment. |

‘pe yupesh δ. pharmacy, apothecary’s
or chemist’s shop; drug-box.

"ΤΣ S. ἡ quagnys .

‘biage 8. yellow.

basher 8. “bequater-

Ph gk fs S. Puasa ιν.

7.2 76 I, kgh va. to poison, to infect
with poison; to physic; to dye.

ἢ. ησεἴππε. 8. that takes physic; that
takes poison.

‘Ph q[Fuf:, bg 8. antidote, counter-
poison; -- pap, bezoar.

ἡδηρν ᾽ qlry or yuft a. yellow; fallow;
wan, pale, palid.

‘highs a. empoisoner ; sorcerer.

Ἴδης, fg 8. peach. |

‘pi gdut, fa. yellowish, light.

ΕΟ ΣΣ a. fair-haired.

pb qdunpl s. canary-bird.

Pe qsbap, begip, deny 8. peach-tree-

Pbgqdnck δ. small peach.

Ph yjwgryh ΟΥ̓́, πεῖν wh a. yellow.

Pk μων ἢ δ. ochre; yellow m-
cense. ἬΝ,

ἡ yjhuwtkpk 5. massicot.

‘Pleyieasguee δ. jaundice.

Pb oieuspasyy a. yellow, rather red.

pe ηνηξη 8. “bb ywfsrr tl -

Ἴδη, kguy vn. to become yel-
low; to become fair; to grow red; [0
become pale.

biytunm , wy a. become yellow,
grown pale.

ἡ δηΐνσε [εν 5. yellow colour; )aun-
dice ; paleness.

Pe ybneg, ῥ ὅ. yolk of an egg:

ἢν ήσαν, fy a. Venemous, poisoned

‘Ph gaps Ρ ; 27 8. pl. spices ; drugs.

Edénp, f np. Ceres; s. earth,
ground, soil. (terrestrial.
phlkenp tf a. sprung from earth,

but

‘ti, by 4. religion, faith, sect,

belief (of infidels).

Piaget, bb tuaknpeys a. that has

forsaken his religion, irreligious.

‘bbbwp , ᾧῥ 2. penny, denier, denarius.

‘phipdingg igh ὁ. Persian réligion.

‘phigh, wy δ. head of religion or

sect.

bia, - δέω ad. still, yet, to this

hour; newly, recently.

bbe spy poof. ph spre ’ ἢν δ vases purse,

“[ᾷ a. born, grown or produced recent-
ly; young, new.

‘hbase prs a. new found.

‘bbnwgha. a. recent, new; ad. re-

cently, newly. [to speak.

‘bi awheow a. that has recently begun

‘beam unbh a. recently blossomed.

‘benwSft a. recently born or pro-

duced; that has recently engendered.

Poa heny a. present.

δα (2 a. fresh 77 ζευ( Ὁ, dane.,

(fresh milk, new-laid eggs.
‘brawhfpld a. new, inexperienced.
ners a. YOUN, junior.
παν με. εν ἢ, a. new, recently begun.
"Ponmbuvevoss fry a. neophyte, newly
converted to christianity. 2
audneofle a. new married.

Pawel 85. ἤει κ υζῥρί.

κω [(2 8. Yrbrersaperzus

aphefe s. conscript, recruit.

nuwh, wg 8, litter, palankeen.

wyuwt, wg δ. ambassador, mes-
senger, envoy ; legate.

“Ῥω ων νων. εἰν ole un. to 0 on an
embassy.

να »ἡνων πη. oy ὃ. CONETESS.

ΘΚ cag te ons ove eats 8. embassy.

‘Ppbouwine[Fpe% 3. embassy, mes-

sage ; legation ; nunciature.
wqubnet pf sf. ambassadress.

‘Pb pay. & s. antichrist ; " priest.

Ἥ pring he prtuvsybes δ. Vice-prefect ;
reasurer. (through a vow.
bepwtpl 4. first-born granted

‘bb pathos 2. pronoun.

bi pwn tnehuwt α. pronominal.

Ἥ μυἷν νεῖ, σι [2 ῥεῖν §. antonomasia.

puawh, wy & buffoon, mime; ac-
or, comedian.
ΣΟ by eso te a. comical.
“με pemcseastone (Pfr te $e histrionism 3
quackery, puffing, mime.
pppbaana s. antichrist.
ces, ᾧ 8. gr. gerund, supine.

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‘Pe ppeek, phwg a. rough, stiff, rude;
s. scabrous place.

‘bi p&. a. eluded, vain, useless, fru-
strated; -- ῥ --᾿ ῥ τ wnkh,, husgnegun_
hz, 4atk,, to frustrate, to deceive, to
deprive, to elude, to avoid, to render
vain, to render abortive, to make use-
less; to annul, to invalidate : — , -- sb_
Lb, , buble, , to deceive one’s self, to be
frustrated, to deprive one’s self, to be
vain, useless, to miscarry, to escape.

Vb pheuwinad 8. Ph pba byustoted.

‘bi pkewhp 8. pl. vanity, uselessness,
privation, want.

hepkemgnguthl, phpkebgacgu_
thd S. bhpke wakkd.

bepke fl 8. bepke pup.

bb phen dth 5. Ph pb ewkp.

‘bi ptuch, mg 8. maker of clothes,
tailor; shoemaker. (clothes.

Ph ρων. [ὦ ῥεῖν 8. art of making

Pe pthhe 2. tunult, uproar.

ἤν ρηνεε ἢ 8. bot. centaury.

ἥδε, ghrwy 8. demon, devil, evil
spirit; gnome, spirit, genius.

Wehr assy hr on s. Satan.

bab 8. courser.

‘bkq. ghql or gy 8. heap, assem-
blage, collection, confused collection,
mass, pile.

‘PS quqhq a. ad. much heaped up;
in great quantity-

Pil, ahdp 5. ἢ (1 — giikz, ἴο pro-
pose, to purpose, to design; g- «.%L,,to
oppose, to resist, to face, to endure, to
thwart, to cross; ῥ᾽ ghdp or χα fdlh Saar
futf,, to encounter, to assail, to at-
tack; to strike, to oppose; — phagkid
pr. ad. opposite ; directly, diametrical-
ly; — yulhgfeliat pr. ad. before, oppo-
site, in presence; publicly, openly, in
face; - fp —, — wa -, face to face, man
to man; ᾧ gfop, befare, opposite to.

ἡ δι» qfoliag 8. pl. aspect, sight, vi-
sage, front; face, presence; air, mien,
countenance; manner, fashion, form;
regard, consideration; person, hypo-
stasis; — geyfy, the persons of verbs;
- qgkpuitinewhy , the persons of pro-
nouns; ῥ gfvieg, in front, before;
sts ‘eho fe offing foley, tell him from
me; ᾧ «ξεν web, to represent, to
remonstrate; to reproach, to object;
gb gil uy ΟΥ̓ ΟΣ ne Isls sary , edad Lead ee
περ ᾽ 4“ε-μ[ ἢ fund na. 9 ΤΕΣ εἶν,

bd
nbypusenfy ν τρευήνημαν με, -, pale, flo-
rid, sad, serene, severe, wrinkled,
livid, disfigured countenance; gfdfe
bywtl,, to run up to One; εωιεζνεω
“ξεν, thoroughly.

ἡ int. bravo! οἱ oh!

‘big, qfeoyp a. fit, proper, suitable,
decent, convenient; accident, case,
incident, hazard, chance; f -- ;bué,, to
suit, to be proper or fit; ῥ᾽ — Scsalia_
ἡμέ, in due time; -- εἰ». to chance,
to happen, to fall out accidentally; 6
— qeay, syesmaSb,, Eyustly, many, to a-
gree, to suit, to be convenient; to suc-
ceed, to happen; / —&. it is becoming,
necessary ; — £, it is possible -- (#acfy,
to appear suitable; £/#& -- muwgf , if by
chance ; — &y4 fd, it has happened to
M0; - δηΐ f dfn wenepy, it happen-
ed one day; -pr. towards, with res-
pect to, in the place where; to the
side of; - δε. -- , very suitable; pro-
perly; -a.- ad. fixedly, attentively ;
—bhwnk,, to look at with surprise or
astonishment. (directly.

ἡξωσεηφη"» bb πε ηηιυίῥ αα. straight,

Wkay “ρα pr. above, over, on.

Phap, ppwyuwy 8. pl. occurrence, ac-
cident, chance, event, incident, hazard,
fortune, fate, conjuncture, circum-
stance, contingency; season, place;
pum afeagurg ῥ gp fregearg [ith ad. fortui-
tously, by chance, incidentally, occa-
sionally.

‘Phen, ghunwy 8. guard, guardian,
inspector; spy; sentinel, sentry; in-
former, emissary; examiner: object,
design, end: observatory; -- %b,,
wntk,, to look, to observe attentively.

‘Ph anwhh nebpd, Guyu, un. to regard,
to look attentively ; to be on the
watch, to lie in wait; - ῥᾧ dkp achb,,
κεν αὔξε εν αν. to look with attention, to
raise the eyes.

‘beansheh, ἡ εν οἵ; κε δ, 3, bapsph.

‘bd ωμΐ, a. having a tart tongue.

Sah ’ Peck sash ust a. barbarian.

PS shstone(Pfr% 6. barbarity.

PS spe Ss. Po σε s

PS puofer. , PS puny, ῥ a. unfortu-
nate, disgraced, unlucky, fatal.

grees ξεν κα gesseys ad. unfo rtunately.

PHA pufranc(Pf.t% gs. misfortune, ill
luck, disgrace, disaster, adversity.

bS gplpl, bb apt 8. bt qifiepel

‘bFyn5 a. discontented, dissatisfied.

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bet

Sgn php, bF gash, kyh un. to
complain, to be dissatisfied.

bd νῷ νε (9 s. complaint, discontent.

bf-g2j% a, discoloured, dead, pale.

PS νει, kguy un. to be discolour-
ed, to fade, to lose colour.

bd gnekenc(Fpeh δ. paleness.

btfiwt a. obstinate, headstrong,
insolent.

PS μδ νειν, bb fdiaclFft 2.
obstinacy, stubbornness, insolence.

ἡ ζω, ἤν ζω, a. involuntary,
disgusted, tired; disastrous, disagree-
able; — ,b%b,;, zunwhp,, to be angry,
displeased.

by sas hiss δε of, E-gf-, ba ζει οδεοῖ il gens,
PF huhiahfy php vn. to be angry,
displeased, tired, to dislike, to grieve;
to disobey, to oppose.

ἢ οἱ hur Shp 5. disgust, aver-
sion, dislike, distaste, vexation; resi-
stance.

ἡμέφεριμν [9 μεν 5. ugliness. :

bS-dfin a. malignant,

bStupepp a. cruel, inhuman.

PSiwpeys a. Οὗ a bad plant; whose
production is bad.

PH trees hry burg a. that has a bad or
malignant look or aspect; haggard.

Squash» wg u. painful, trouble-
some, uneasy, tiresome, bitter, odious,
cruel; haughty , austere, grievous,
vexatious, mortal, terrible.

ΑΝ ad. rigorously , te-
diously, cruelly.

PS ig whuwgnjt a. very troublesome,
very harsh, haughty, wicked.

PLigwheteud, wy un. to be angry,
to make one’s self odious, rade or
troublesome.

tS ig whem, a. that wounds; that
penetrates like a fatal dart.

Ph tery ashy espe elias on a. that has a bad or
bitter root.

PS tg whac(Ffe.t 8. atrocity, enor
mity; cruelty, inhumanity, inclemen-
cy ; bitterness; harshness ; intempeta-
teness.

ἐπ wh ’ Suh oss » tk bg a. atrocious,
haughty , violent, tyrannical ; harsh,
grievous, severe, austere, difficult.

bSiES, Legh un. to be angry, haugh-
ty, to become atrocious or fierce. [ly.

ἠδ ξιυμωρ ad. atrociously, severe-

PAI, cas orn beso fog Sb saree be sfty α. of ἃ
horrible aspect.

beef 44i bell

PSE Sane [2 ῥεῖ ᾿ VS tees 5 none {9 fret
s. stench, bad smell.

bStbne[Pfe% s. atrocity, asperity ;
- Suppbgnesed ey, hurtful aspect.

bSbby , bhwg 4. buck-thorn.

ἥδ» ἕν a. hard, harsh, austere, ve-
xatious, difficult,

bS nfrupieeel a. that dwells in hell.

VS αβνωμο εῖ- S. pS ne eprempyd--

bs afucegnj αὐ more vexatious, very

‘}tafemgth wy a. infernal.
afeuyeep a. harsh to the ear, that
has a disagreeable sound.
bb-wfsmpelre. a. very bad, wicked,
atrocious, fierce, wild.
bS nfeuwshs J a. vexatious, obstinate.
DS afeohus. fF fsb 4. vexation, ob-
etmacy.
WS πῤνευ οἷν Ω. infernal.
ἡδηβωξεη a. what burns or is
burnt in hell.
bo nfenteny a. devoured by hell.
ee er σα ᾧ a. very difficult
to believe. (ble.
‘\S-afen5h. a. implacable, inexora-
bd afessfiareen a. inexpugnable; that
Wars against the devil.
roe a. infernal.
aferruspst , updtb;h a. moved
with much Ἐξ =
wake δ. chief or prin f
hell, Satan” ia
bt nfrmegh-oe ad. infernally.
‘b ofemnastf a. cruel, fierce, very
tormenting.
bd efeses oe hr wsfoy » bt wnfsssoonfory α. very
hideous, horrible.
δαβιρ a. whose root is bad.
‘bs ofssnpeop 8. lunar caustic.
ἡδηβε διά δ a. very diffiicult to
ascend or to issue.
bd ofl αν, a. unruly, insolent.
‘bd ofeb plo a. haggard, rude, severe;
ugly, deformed.
ἡδημμερ or ebpb;b a. hard, in-
supportable, intolerable.
Vtnfpdlpk μον ὧς MOre OF Very
d, very insupportable.
‘bs nfupinhwny a. obdurate, disobedient.
ofenpnduyl a. voracious, glutton-
ous, [pulchre, tomb.
Vokp » feny δ. hell; limbo; se-
Ἤδη a. difficult, vexatious, in-
commodious; rough, rugged; -- ε΄.
exh, rock, cragged or steep place ; f

- pbuk,, to be in agony; ᾧ -- εἵν{ ὗν,
to run the risk, to be in danger; —ep
p&pk,, to be afflicted.
PS newpuputs a. obscure, difficult
to understand. [onerous.
reap κων σε Toul a. burdensome ;
awupmpeupny OT pune a. whim-
sical, odd, capricious, humoursome,
hard, impracticable. “
wvesee ye εν [μενα (1. obscure, that is not
clear or open.
nwwpupkata.very heavy, trou-
blesome; very tired. [ficult to cure.
Ppp vee sspras pry or pact bh a. dif-
“νε- κα 0 ss og. να. ὧν a. rare, curious,
difficult to find.
VA ore ess μευ poor or glug a. difficult
to walk, rough, rugged-
bd ocwpegapds a. difficult, painful.
PS εξ a. rare, extraordina-
ry, that happens with difficulty.
Yok: ere ως eee [ὦ of a. that can be freed
or set at liberty with difficulty.
“νε- ων assy 00. a. steep; rough,
rugged. (or explained.
pt mecnprungye a. difficult to be untied
PP ampayney a. hard of hearing,
rather deaf; inexorable, hard, inflexi-
ble. (to root out or detach.
PA cre casprofrfey or fuk ph a. difficult
VS neapuwdfr a that brings forth
with difficulty.

Pt-receprhumneap a. impracticable,

difficult to execute.
Pt mwpuehee a. difficult to burn.
Pf σε a. burdensome, one-
rous, heavy; difficult, painful, vexa-
tious.
PS acwpuhurfnt a. full of difficul-
ties, very complicated, embarrassed.
PS σε capreships a. rough, rugged,
impracticable.
bd nw pushed a. difficult to gather.
VA reese pracsly re. foo a. warlike, invinci-
ble. (gestible, difficult to digest.
ΣΦ a. indissoluble; indi-
ἢ οὐ sre cespr es $e or Las ry a. discon-
tented, disgusted, weary ; disgusting,
unpleasant, disagreeable, tiresome.
bf cecmpur Sind a. bitter, disgusting.
VS coe cee ναῷ κω αἴτεε. (Ff «, ὃ. disgust ,
bitterness. (ting, unpleasant.
Spo cre cs press 4 ἐμ} be sg a. nasty, disgus-
PAS τὲ case ees cess a. obscure, difficult
to understand. [stinate, stubborn.
oH τε. κεν με ᾧ rere εὐ u. incredulous, ob-

ten

WS κει ranyr ser νας καρ αν a. incredible, un-
heard of. (lect.
VS σε cargr sesh sat e-syp a. difficult to col-
PI ncwpu seed a. difficult to pass.
bS σειωξεωζί; πᾶν a. impracticable, dif-
ficult, painful.
σι (τευ. a. difficult to explain,
difficult, obscure.
PAS τες ως ματος S. VS recesses lien. «
“γ4- μη pu cas Maas κεν ryy ty a. inaccessible ,
steep, cragged.
newpuhepes a. ΤΆ indigested
difficult to digest. ὺ ᾿
PAS: τὰ serge ses οὔδω νεννε [9 [εἶν δ. indige stion.
rd doled Lond or lies ons foly 5. WS ress
presker. fro. . {eul ty.
ΣΝ a. that dies with diffi-
VS ne seprusdfiqgn [9 ῥα“, 5. strangury.
n_wpudfien a. incredulous, capri-
cious, peevish, odd.
new peunesn OC, difficult to enter.
YS ncupustnpkb a. inexorable, in-
flexible. [price.
PS ore sss ps ccrsdies ne [9 foe % δ. oddness, ca-
PS vva_nesse ess cary 9. a. difficult to conquer.
“γε. δε pe κεν εἰν augesy UN. to be diffi-
cult, to have trouble; to be angry,
perplexed.
PA ne saprashp Ξ. “ούνειυρινε [Ὁ food °
“τα: ταν pu aey essa OF saan tL fh a. slow
tardy; cold; heavy. ἘΠ * ifobation:
PS nes νυν; νε [Ὁ ῥεῖ, s. asthma; suf-
wne_asspreassrie dig a. asthmatic ; out of
breath; broken-winded.-
ΨΥ. a. difficult to keep

or 1 ea
γ 94. δεν» asessy ces strrecl (1. difficult to ex-
plain or narrate.

κόπτει οὐ Supls a. difficult
to strike out.

PS respruky a. steep, cragged.

messpriasienisg OO. difficult to gain
or acquire. | (steep.

PS re ccprurdenyp a. rough, rugged ;

PH arcs pradesusnerl a. difficult to cul-
tivate, rough, hard, uncultivated ;
painful. [dict.

PF new puf£X a. difficult to contra-

PS cream presse Sg a. contentious.

muupumnke a, that sees, com-
prehends with difficulty; obscure.

PE neu punn bun {9 [ε Ἵν δ. difficulty
or trouble of seeing, of understanding ;
obscurity.

CT ld td Sa or glint a. difficult
to impede or hinder.

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PS πεωρορί9 »«( a. difficult to awake,
profound (sleep).
PS coe νυ δα ῖ, a. indissoluble, dif-
ficult to loose. ᾿
“14. δ» γεν εηϑϑα. ὦ ἐκ ἢ ἔν of, ἐν Ρ va. to ren-
der difficult, to embarrass, to entangle.
PS rra_sansr este ad. with difficulty, hard-
ly, painfully.
; ΡΣ ofr ese ty a. shut or enclosed
in aaa rarer Poe ai
veces fa ans oft 17, or “"εἵνν a.
changes we difficulty, immutable.
WF resus ress ΣΝ a. rotting with dif-
ficulty. -
fae usprenpork 3. PH irc ss0po erp diaeh« ;
newpinpuy, a. Who staggers in
walking.
bone mpeuph punt a. most painful.
pS ncsp php a. difficult to exa-
mine, to scrutinize. °
bE acuppig ky or οἵδε a. difficult
to tame, to domesticate.
oF cre ccs yr eto ΩΣ a. that has trouble in
conceiving or understanding; difficult
to understand, obscure.
bP nec fed ᾿ Lgusy un. to be angry,
enraged , vexed, offended ; to have
trouble or difficulty.
Ph cress a fooliisry a. difficult to under-
stand, obscure, unintelligible.
bS-nes0s fits a. difficult, hard, imprac-
ticable, painful, laborious, fatiguing,
grievous, unpleasant, vexatious, thor-
ny, delicate, imposing; heavy, weigh-
ty, onerous, rough, rugged.
Pd ncupam a. vexatious, difficult.
Ph eressprnyes OF apuayle a. difficult to
be caught in hunting or fishing.
bi nempne (9 ft 8. difficulty, trouble,
fatigue, distress, perplexity, intrigue,
inconvenience, contrariety; difficult
point, knot, hinderance, obstacle;
asperity, rigidity ; euyy as wawhy --
(4 0%, but not without fatigue; p#*-
buy -- » to smoothe difficulties ; - dry
to meet with difficulties ; --ὦ Sa%k,, [0
make difficulties; saql#h, -(Phuhy:
to overcome difficulties.
ἤνοδσε σε αι “ἢ, a. difficult to learn;
who learns with difficulty.
PA ne caspereon a. rugged, impractica-
ble, rude, rough.
PS ne ξεν Κ᾽ a. hard, raw, harsh.
bd newprp S. er ,
PS εὐ μη enne{P fet 8. impiety. —
biyuinks a. indecent, unsuitable,

hbo.

unbecoming , unworthy , impertinent,
loathsome; τῶ or —« fa ad. indecently,
| gy tamer d slovenly.
yak nef ft 5. indecency, in-
dignity, impertinence.
Yo ay κα one ἄγ oy rv ey exits br of” ὃ “εαἦΡ va. to

confound, to jeonvince, to cover with |.

shame.

‘bias a. refractory, discordant,
contrary, opponent, disagreeable ,
vexatious.

bay Shit’, ‘keguzy un.to be angry, en-
raged; to resist, to oppose.

ἢ να (9 Ὁ 4. dissension, resistance ;
Τοχϑίοη, regret, displeasure.

bo padfn a. perfidious; traitorous,
disloyal; wicked, malicious.

bS pap 5. ἠσρπηπε[Ὡ[ε.

bépkd’, δὴ uno. to defraud; to
deceive.

ἡδρνηνε [2 pet ’ PS pac 2 [«Ἵ, ὃ. fraud,
infidelity , perfidy , non-observance ;
snare, contravention ; deceit.

bphs, νη a. s. cheat, infidel,
perfidious, disloyal, traitorous.

‘be. ng 5. dead body, corpse; carcass.

‘haga a. who lifts or plunders
‘dead bodies ; who steals idols. |

‘bparqesry , wy 8. that dresses a
dead body. |

Pbwqupg kd, kgf va- to dress a dead
body; to embalm; to bury.

bwqupgnc(Fpee 4. act of dressing
ἃ dead body; act of embalming; bu-
rial. [to strip dead bodies.

bMegkp& watbd va. to disinter,
bpan[P corm , ang 3. grave-digger.

‘bra (P-usesoy ἃ. dead, killed, stretched
on the ground ; - huge ἡ, εὐ! ΣΟ
δέν “Δ ἴγρ. Jchke hops whl: , to over-
turn, to throw down dead bodies, to
strike stiff to the ground.

bhuldp4 8. testament, will.

βωζωηχπεν a. that strips dead
odies. [the dead.
buhbe a. 4. that carries, buries

Ῥω», ζω, 8. corpse, dead body;
ogo Nave AE ghand sp q- 5 to embalm ;
“αὐ, — wh[Pnek;p, to make great
carnage; gfubackp fang, destruction
of idols.

ἜΣ, νων, oan eg ansy Ὁ). to become al

corpse, to die.
“ὦ ἤν ἡ onasy e9 e_o Ss. "Pefoass hy scsesy σε. μου e
Ῥω πιο ΟΡ ἔνε «τένων 8. heap of corp-

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bhusknts ¢. deacon.

PpusswtaclFprd , bpurSahp δ. burial,
funeral] procession, obsequies.

Ppa S. bpkl-

Phung 8. guardian of the dead.

"Pp fr nas ony c20y eer ne [9 foe Te ὃ. idolatry.

ofr ane ang 02s ose be ol” Ss. Pepe sssay scope bole

We fooas ny uss cee νά 8. ἤξευρα.

Ppfoaseasy ers or ne [9 fre 8. Ppusrqupyne[sh

bfasstine hg. ’ pressesere% hub un. to be
nourished with a mother’s milk, to
suck milk from the breast.

bheghh 8. bbb ghh- .

bapmpliy. fy 8. didrachm, piece
of money; 8. Ὀσζη γα at.

bbb, égf va. to suck, to suck milk
from the breast.

Pbk ῥάν ghey a. suckling, that sucks.

pign_tt 4. act of sucking.

Pbk gnegquikd, σα αὖ va- to suckle, to
nourish with milk, to give suck.

ἠῤηωηξ a. ad. much heaped up, in
a heap.

bpqat a. piled, raised.

Phqestecsdl + egeny UN.” to gather ; to
rise ; — φέρεν» to bristle up, to stand.

PpgutkS, ghgh va. to amass, to
gather, to heap up, to pile, to accu-
mulate, to sheaf; to pile up; to raise,
to make straight.

ἡ βημή, fed 8. Pofoay esse cas ol’

ἡ 48 Γ, begat S. bpqustebel .

ἠ διε ὃ. ἤ{ιω[9 exert sary «

yd eae s. dictator.

Py bhat, ἢ δ μδησἷν 8. omentum.

dy εοἴτεν δ. δοί. dittany.

ἢ ῥοϊιωριευῇ, be of” 8. (eg α fooliss pessstals of

profess gr estore [Ὁ foot δ. νη ῥαπωμιωῶπε.,
Pfd.

‘bpiapeop ad. on the contrary.

ἢ μαι pu, fg a. that exposes him-
self, that ventures, adventurous, ha-
zardous; adventurer; bold, insolent;
ad. boldly; — ,f%&,, to expose one’s
self, to venture- |

ἡ ῥοἤπω grease be ol’, ἡ βεωη γεν fal” S. bh
fees eg grease pb toprol’ [rage, assurance.

Ppelieg pp arene[P fee 4. boldness, cou-

bpliaguyrd, wy a. that resists, op-
poses; contumacious, disobedient,
contrary.

bplivgup tied, kgf, bpdug up tpl,
δ“, un. to oppose, to resist.

ἢν βιωη upint{if.% 8. opposition, re-
sistance, contrariety.

‘bpcliarg preshasth a. opponent, contrary.

bh

bplisg pk S. Pe ωη sarge Bh of ;

‘Pfoling pane [Pfe% 4. antiperistasis; 8.

"bpliag usp da[P fet .
ῥιω,πεμᾷ a. gr. impersonal.

bplinfuouk dl S. Pag file μεν ἐν Γ.

‘bfliwh, wq 5. facet; face, visage,
presence ; sort, manner, fashion ; mask;
—« mphatt;, to mask, to puta mask on
the face; puntuy g-, to unmask; --
—, several, in several ways or manners.

“μείω, εἰμι, bfolialpapkel, keg un.
to oppose, to resist, to abide by.

Pefalies heery 8. ἡ μιπορωρα.

ἡ μιυζων πρ a.s. masked; mask, per-
son masked.

Pfchish ee ngne{? prt δ. masquerade.

ἡ ῤιωζδρωμνεζθ [εν 5. resemblance.

ἡ ῥνωζο ful, etc. 8. efoel carey. sus thd , ote.

ἠμεωξιωρν a. opaque; 3. νη ηῥείω.
Sante

phish spre [Ὁ frets 8. opacity.

Pfeliadiagren OF Lapin a.s. opponent,
contrary, enemy, adversary.

Ppliahiapnfel, kyuy un. to oppose,
to resist.
᾿ ἤναι οἴκων εν να {9 fh 5. war, contrast,
opposition, resistance, ‘enmity, adver-
sity.

bp fiatousd SS Pin a foliated

Pfdlinnsushwt a. of prosopopaia, that
partakes of prosopopeia; allegorical,
metaphorical.

‘Pp πω κᾶν: [Ὁ feb 8. prosopopaia.

‘bfufionne [ἢ 5. metaphor, allegory.

‘bffivene a. personal, having the
person.

ἢ ΠΕ, κοΐ un. to run, to fall upon
one, torun to, to rush, to dart; to have
recourse, to apply.

‘bulk σε ΖΝ, 4. tendency, decline; eja-
culation: recourse.

Ppl g negate oS ? σεῦ va. to make
run or to rush on.

ἡ ῥέει ὅ1, 3. Wplbegnetth.

blip S. beta Φ

ἡ βωμωῇ ΤΣ gold stuff, brocade.

bpayurhusgons a. brocaded.

‘hpuyehugg¢ bun ας furnished or dress-
ed in brocade.

ἤν για ζει bums a.embroidered on
a stuff; furnished with embroidered
stuff. |

bfrssq eshte 8. ἤν ῥωχεωε τ.

ἥβῥωμωξ 8. arrest; prison; ᾧ -σϑ. ar-
rested, prisoner ;"gib, Κ᾽ -n9, to arrest
some one; to make prisoner; ,fub, f

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PhS

—nf., to be arrested, detained or under
arrest.

Ppuyadgne[Pfe% 4. the art of draw-
ing the bow. [with a bow.

Pfuyuqi-gt a. that shoots very well

Vfeyut a. suitable, proper, decent,
fit; — δηζ δε εν κα ᾧ bol, δ μευ ἵνα, to brave, to
attack, to touch.

Vrfrasy ans onary: 5. ἥβῥω αι προ

ἤν ῥωμεῦοῖ ol 3. ἤυῥε εἶν sng scsmeree ἐν α΄.

pry eng a. suitable, proper, fit.

Phayerenpne{Ife% 4. fitness, conve-
τ [touch or strike.

frosy b- “εὐ, ᾳ οἵ", “εξ va. to cause to

ὨΜΗ͂Σ, τὰ vn. to happen, to ar-
rive by chance; to match, to suit.

ἡ νη 8. Pfreyewte- |

ἠνῥερνησε Ὁ [εν δ. opportunity.

ἡ ξαρνεωδι, τ 8. chance, accession,
accident, adventure, event, incident,
luck, hazard, lot; contingency.

ofresy ev e_scs & sss lycaste , Wop eager esas ds ay a. Ca
sual, eventual, accidental; contingent.

bho gs. accident, occurrence,
chance; meeting, rencounter; col-
lision.

Wprwk, wy δ. watch-tower; scuttle
of a mast; mark at which one aims i
shooting; summit or top of plants,
flowers etc.; observer, guard; aspect,
sight, face: writing: telescope; bin-
ocle, double opera-glass ; — sbyke:
box (at a theatre). - see

η. eo sol essep sips ΟΥ̓ af oxo Maes m0. 8. op clan.

ee a. that has a fine
face, elegant, charming.

Phsscting 5. observatory ; watch-tow-
er; height, elevated place.

ἢ. fo ner ane any oases ont εν ly casts fre” un. to be kill-
ed on the spot; -- wphmahk; OF wabky
to kill one on the spot.

ofr ser car ong bx ont » sg ὅ. the chief she-
pherd, or overseer; archbishop.

ἢν βωνιωρ οἷο 3. Ypres eaiterrg «

bpenweop 8. sentinel, sentry-

bpensenphe dS. Wpenbed

bps με 9 Ὁ Γ intention, design,
counsel; destination, end, regard, look.

Phunk, kgf vn. to consider, to look,
to observe, to remark, to recognise, [0
seo, to stare; toleer; to spy, to watch;
to examine, to study ; to speculate, to
contemplate; to consult; to look, to
aim; to aim at, to tend; to expect, to
mean, to intend.

Phwny, wy δ. Observer : bishop.

‘bbh
‘bewaqnefPf.% 4. observation; re-

mark; speculation: episcopacy ; — «νας | nour the devil. -

δέ. to observe.
uot 4. sight, aim ; intention.
»aehy 2. position, situation, po-
sture; state, place, figure, seat; sys-
tem; theme; application; tomb, se-
pulchre; ~ oxmaf. bar, stick of soap ;
- gay, 8120 Of a book; — & sump wn
3£,, to scatter, to disperse.
ἥρω S. ΠΕΣ ;
bywpwt 8. mythologist.
sag eae ps nas te ns by nas be a. mythological.
bhgupuctene [9 fred s. mythology.
Pha oferrecfe a. composed by the gods.
bbgehurperc(3f.% 4. deification, a-
potheosis.
bbgeing α.8. idolatrous.
bb guclnyne [9 με΄, 4. idolatry.
Vegeta sf. goddess. |
gue Ln a. consecrated (to idols),
holy. [trous, idolator.
Pb acsong sary ese ’ Phgushpot a.s. idola-
ray ese any nary ase rva_(d foe Ts ΓΗ͂ idolatry.
4 νος ps S. Yr nschig «
bbywew% 4. small town where idols
are worshipped.
bp seprecsg fee S. Yefe-sarhssrpe«
Phew pau ad. diabolically.
hfe pik a. Where demons dwell.
‘bbq ft a. devilish, furious, despe-

Ppwg bpd’, Ὁ ὦ, un. to be furious,
enraged, to play the devil.
cwgeche a. assembly of demons.
bbe wygh wg OF qebyph a. demoniac.
bhwegf a. whose origin is of the
devil.
‘bheuynet a. possessed, demoniac.

bpm fewnt a. diabolic, where the |

devil is concerned.

‘bbcwdfu a. produced by the devil.

Phuket” a. that has a devilish will;
that is desired by the devil, diabolic.

bewhet a. diabolic; enraged.

_ bem eqepe a. that has a commu-
nication with the devil.
Sap, wg a. demoniac; torment-
ed, possessed.

Ἡριωξωρίιγ, kgf, bpeursuppdl, be
guj vn. to be possessed; to play the
devil, to be enraged.

Pheu wpoelP pet s. being possessed
by the devil, possession.

cuddy δ. SOrcerer, Magician.
Phew απ ρον [Ὁ pot δ. sorcery, magic.

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bbh

‘bfewday a. melted or made to ho-
(devil.
bpewAabiatp a. sacrificed to the
bbeudny or dyn a. devoted to the
worship of the devil.

Phas fie 8. " ῥε ων.

Phew, wg 8. court, seat of justice ;
chancery; archives; library; control,
register; court of records.

jruthuoghe s. comptroller; register.

Ppewiu_ayfp 8. chancellor; recor-
der ; register.

Ppesshurl, wguy un. to torment, to
play the devil, to enrage.

anssts μεν asy earls Ὁ ἢν. «ὐἿοιυν μι br ὧν 8. keeper
of the records; librarian ; great officer.

Ye fresesteesisy bs ane {9 ped 2. office of great
officer or of keeper of the records.

‘Ppvutrne% 8, chancery; court of
records.

‘bpeutn tp a. dedicated or sacri-
ficed to.the devil. (diabolic.

Pfewz22%s a. inspired by the devil,

‘bpesesyerzen a. & that worships the
devil.

Pofrecesacy ary one raed foo Ze ὅ. idolatry.

ει ἤν a. deceived by the de-
vil; diabolic. (vil.

Pp wewpunn.a. agitated by the de-

ἤν ῥέα νον a. tormented by the de-
vil, possessed. ᾿ [bolic.

Vpfresercerbr cress a. like the devil, dia-

"ppc serene ys 5. Pfr sash οἷ, «

ἢ με. fg 8. charmer, enchanter,
sorcerer, magician.

ἡ με (ϑωζωῖν a. magical, enchanted.

ἠῥε (ων, 8. place of witchcraft.

‘bth, kgf va. to charm, to en-
chant, to conjure, to fascinate.

bpefPoc[Pfe% 5. charm, incantation,
enchantment, witchcraft, sorcery, ma-
gic, theurgy.

bpenc(Ppeh 4. devilry, witchcraft,
wickedness, bad humour.

begs fy 8. plain; ease; content-
ment; convenience; a. easy, conve-
nient; flat, bare; fp -f, & -αῇ ,;fuk;, to
live comfortably; -- w«%é,, to facili-
tato ; to relieve; to give convenience;
gum site Spots Or gum αἴϊεον sas ἢ -f » at his Case,
as he likes; £ -[. ῥ -#. in ἃ plain.

Ppepupkl a. easy to break, brittle,
fragile, frail; refrangible ; tender.

bhepuph ἔπε [Ὁ βεΐν ὃ. fragility. ᾿

puppet a. easy to be cured,
curable.

bbhh

bbe puprye a. what buds easily.

Nepeprppag Ἔ. Merecny:

ξεσιυ [9 OF geeglt chy » be pute

(Fon, bpep og (Fk b a. decayed, fragile,
weak, slippery.

bpepagfs a. very cheap, of little
value, vile, common; — des%wab,, to
sell at a very low price. —

ἡ ῤῥεγιαη ξεν a. common, ordinary;
easy to be found or understood ; -- sh.
%&,, to be found easily.

ῥε μην y ΟΥ̓ “νυ a. easy to

walk, commodious, easy. [dious.

“μεσ οἷν a. easier, very commo-

‘bf: peogng’s a. that makes or is made
easily, easy.

Pe prog ng α. tender, itiful.

Ppepugrapn a. hasty, retful; ΒῸ8Β-
ceptible.

ihe argppnme {2 pc δ. irritability.
hhc pwgneX a. flexible, supple.

ἠ εγρινηωρ or qupchh a. that turns
easily, mutable, changeable ; converti-
ble. (versatility.

Pfc preceez see Erne [Fret ἃ. volubility ;

hfe pusqsne aa. that is easily deceived.

~ ἤεγσωηχιδ' a. sensible, tender, de-
licate, susceptible.

ἡ ῤενωηξρδ a. that escapes easily.

ἡ ῥε ωζθιιυν a. that fades easily.

ἠδὲ σιω[δεσεν, a. rolling, that is ea-
sily rolled.

Nhe pul ep a. flexible, compliant ,
supple, pliable, pliant.

prepealth pn (ih 8. flexibility, sup-
pleness, fickleness.

Pfepuyys a. dissoluble.

ἢ ερεω πίη a. easily kindled or in-

flamed.

Phe puynep a. condescending, com-
pliant; gentle, easy, commodious.

ἠνμεγσωμισμ a. easily deceived, that
can be taken, dupe.

Pe prepreg a. Moveable.

Pfse preesfurrr en srl a. refrangible ; fra-
gile, frail.

bpe pred wy α. pliable, pliant.

‘hha pwd afr a. easily consumed.

‘be pwd wh a. easy to recognise.

ἡ ῥεγνιωδέι, wSf va. to bear or pro-
duce easily. (ders easily.

‘bh pwd fi OF Sinche. α. that engen-
_ ἢηκεγικωίμξη a. that burns or is burnt
easily.

ἡῤερωξῥρίθ a. docile, disciplinable.

bfepuskap a. flexible, supple.

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tbh

DfepuakapSwh a. decayed, ruinous
that falle easily.

Phe puhapnelsfct ὃ. flexibility.

Ppepuwhpt ιν a. portable, that can
easily be carried. [easily.

bpe presi a. that liquefies or melts

Nips 8. bpepwhep-

Phe pursuhiop a. that can be easily
related. (tle.

bp pusadpap a. mild, affable, gen-

‘bheprusbunn a. that agrees easily
with his enemies,

Vp pesen a, that happens quickly;
easy, conceivable, that can be easil
understood. [to comprehend.

bpepuswumy a. that causes easily

Phepuhmewh a. easy, condescend-
ing; credulous; credible, that can be
easily believed. (simplicity.

ἤνῥε gress 4 crest [9 fart ὃ. credulity,

ἤβῥεσιωξζωνκ σι a. credulous, that
believes easily.

Opfre grees S case_ses eer ve {2 foe Ds 8. credulity,
facility of believing readily.

Whe pesSbge A. VOTY Casy.

hepsi rnf ad, easily, with great
facility: (spoils.

bpepwSped a. that easily decays or

Ppa pre Sis qusteg. a. that obeys easi-
ly, ready or easy to obey. (ble.

ppc phan Gs VETY easy, ΟΥ̓ possl

Pfc press§ ous a. flowing ) that flows
easily. (ble.

bpepuwSnesg α. easy of access, affa-

‘be push’ a. adhesive, viscous.

fee sreas class oe {9 [ε΄ 8. tenacity, visco-
sity, adhesive quality.

Vf poosfny 0. what soon wears Ut.

Ppepudiomng a. accostable, acces

sible-

bpe pusher a. disciplinable, docile.
ἤν μεγσινπωρησε (Fd ὃ. docility. ;
Whe punfiurpe a, easy to digest, light
ἡ ῥερμω εκ. a. easy to die.
Phe push pd 5. Wepre greas4sresy .
Phe padi a. inclined.
Pfc gerrlin cy 8. ΣΧ ΩΣ ;
bbe σιν εἴπει. a. that enters easily,
insinuating ; -- ;##6,, to enter easily.
ἡ βεγιίχρ κι a. gentle, affable, trac-
table, flexible, supple ; sweet, agreed
ble to the taste.
Ppa συν. (9 δ. Bod mprasdiane(t .
Phe puryeryld- a. what is soon over
come. (per, becoming, convenient.
Ppa prays ssegrahions a very suitable, pro

bh

‘bpepuykq a. mutable, changeable,
easily changed.

‘bhe pare a. casy to hope; full of
hope, hopeful.

bbe penyplang OF aypk tS. Ῥβερωζξη.

bbe pewter’, guy un. to make one’s
self easy; to accomodate one’s self;
to be at one’s ease, to make one’s self
at home.

‘bhcpetiuwg a. easy, gentle, obe-
dient, plaint, flexible, supple, conde-
scending, docile.

Phe preg ἢ Pfr ση σε a. transitory,
transient, of short duration.

Ppa pewzens a- easy to be gamed.

ἣν βε recep see § νε {9 μεν 8. great gain or
business ; opulence, wealth. |

“be peep a. nimble, moveable,
light, lithe, active, free.

be σσζωμαλπε [2 fk δ. agility, plia-
bleness, mobility, versatility, fickle-
ness. [ive.

‘bbe pwonfbh a. versatile, fickle; act-

‘Phe pranzorunf a. easy to touch, pal-
pable.

hfe premsymeenfip a. that deceives him-
self easily ; easily deceived.

ay ee oe al. intelligible.

efor sony sas orn presses ist a. active, prompt,
nimble, resolute. |

Ppa preaseygrne ys a. easily got rid of.

phe pce, —usnfl; —amnnme. Qe OCX-
pugnable, that can be easily taken.

bpe pressehne{ifet% 8. fragility; lub-

ricity.
bbe permmyuy » —waylding a. slip-
pery; fragile, weak. . [take.
hfe prusupsuy a. easy to miss or mis-

be pewutasitg. a. delicate, brought |

up delicately.
4 ἢ βε pemunet 8. Pepe gerstussy.
tpamumwy 2. Casy to gain, to
acquire. (inflamed.
ῥερνινήωκ. a. inflammable, easily
μεν. πε [2 pee 5. inflammability.
bbe pusifiwu a. delicate, sinsible.
‘be puma a. light; portable; conde-
scending. [despicable.
Phe pup Sudip, a. very vile, very
pupurgnegqutl AS, neg va. to facili-
tate; to lighten, to relieve; to give
repose ; to soften, to alleviate.
Ἔβε pase ad. easily, with facility, at
pleasure ; pliantly ; currently.
ῥερωε αν CABY, commodious.

Ἠκρωῤξίαερ, τῴβμρεμν, —paukyb, |

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bbh
—pmf a. friable, easy to reduce to
powder. -

Pp punplupaclt fcr 8. friability.

Pbepunpofes —finfuleyh, -ρηῥημ a.
that changes easily, changeable, muta-
ble, variable, versatile. |

he punpwh a. very dissoluble.

hepmpinyy a. easy, commodious ;
that walks easily ; ad. currently.

ἤρερξων. Ss. Ppeyeene-

ἠῤερξηδ a. easily cancelled or soon
effaced. Ses

pepe S, bgp va. to facilitate, to
make easy; to accommodate; to allay,
to solace, to relax, to soften; to un-
ravel; te level; to defer; to untie; to
abate. [be easily tamed, pliable.

bpepkpwuet a. tameable, that can

Pheppdpep a. tolerable, supporta-
ble. _ {to understand.

hheppdpnbkb a. easy to take; easy

ἡ γερριίδινα ὃ. Ῥεσωρ:.

bpeppuhuy a. susceptible, sensible,
easy to understand, acceptable.

Pheppink, a. tameable, tractable.

bhepplieg a. easy to understand,
intelligible, plain, clear, expressive.

ἡ μερί a. easy, light, gentle, com-
modious ; flat.

ἡ ερύς a. that makes easy.

Phepagqnp a. soft, flexible.

bpepoe [sft 8. facility, means ; ease,
comfort, convenience, well-being,
leisure, utterance, liberty; alleviation,
relief.

“bhequspint, ete. S. bg pact , etc.

Ppegqugt 8. hero:

Pfegquqtpusttine [9 fred 8. epopee.

Pp guia peep ad. heroica ly.

Ppcyuaquushwt a. heroic; epic.

Pfregearqitoeny te q en isons oy Ex esey -,ὦ͵ te x easy ν
—wattrw, a. that is become a hero,
heroic. :

Phe gerquh ρα ενῖ a. eple.

Phegughkpgne{F fed δ. epopec.

Phe gqueqgtsne [9 fret s. heroism.

bpegen june sh sf. heroine.

‘bp guepsuants ae deified, placed in the
number of heroes or gods; heroic.

ἡ ῥεσωμε pop a. excessively devoted
to idolatry.

Ppeguhwh a. of idols, of gods.

Phe guhweap a. sacrificer to idols.

hfe yuh uspgoe{F fd ὃ. apotheosis,
deification.
Ppegquhpot a. idolatrous.

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bub

Ppegusdn, » "δή μμὴ} ese 5. Phgessbiy . ete.

bhegpthky pEunth, gupinchp 8.
Olympus.

‘bbe: hy 9. pl. divinity, false god;
idol; heap key οἵη “ὕω » to deify, to
place in the number of gods 5 guspenuyfit
~, the rural gods.

ἢν μων αΓ᾽ or ΤΣ » ssgeery ΟΥ̓ gt un. to
discontinue, to cease.

Welt, ἡ» 8. ἤν. (trivet.

nhp Epkpamthutp 8. tripod ;
bhoog or ‘bhacy δ. kidney—bean.
bqbwh, &hwy 4. fortress, dungeon,
fort ; redoubt.

‘by 8. shivering, shudder, horrour.

bqapg bd, ’ berg kl, » &-gh va. to shake;
to moye, to shake off, to agitate; to
- Yaise commotions in a state.

bynge ll S. bara fed.

ησρη»εῇ, 8. ἠηρη fed.

bape bgnegubled, “μησρη δ᾽ κε σεῦ, dS

° qupatd. [to be agitated.

baer! kyuy vp. to shake, to stir,

; baqeg het 2 ‘bagged 3. shock, concus-
sion, agitation; disturbance.

bdish, , wy ἃ. tail of a sheep.

‘buf bpp conj. therefore, for that
cause, on account of.

ugk » arg 8. muscle.

Vig b pray fit a. muscular.

Pig fet 8. Pager.

‘Pig quit 8. pl. wave, billow: contest,
contrariety.

Phytsneits 8. Wha Σινα “δι.

ἡ πη a. trembling, moveable.

νη; κα, kgp vn.to make a noise;
to murmur, to grumble: 5. 2%54,.

‘PutS, Eph va. to lay, to set, to put,
to place; to constitute, to found, to
establish; to apply; - f£ qdé&puy, to
impose; to puton; -- pre «[Ὲ 3. to inter-
pose; fb pump —,to reinstate; whmad—,
to give a name, to name; dwn —, to
make War; κρέα. —, to honour, to
show honour and respect; - σε»,
to obey; - saptS οδ' fp gh, to place
money, to invest; -- gfpu, to compose
books ἡ -fupaf:,to think; — wnuffr, tO
Propose ; — qubde fr ai-nfn, - qagl: f
enft, to expose ones’ life; to dedicate
one’s self ; - Jing rhustere [Ὁ fit » to
destroy ; SE wes — , ifs eases ΡΣ. ΟΥ̓ ξεενη ωε, ᾿
ἡδραω --ν to blame; to accuse, to im-
pute; — preutens , gash — οη. nustkp , to
agree, to come to an understanding;
to promise, to make an appointment;

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dipu --, ξένω fe ἠέρα -ν to wound; -
fb gupng, to send to a boarding-
BChool; — gap fe Tusfscssrunfitose easy ον ν t0
make one the shame or laughing-stock
of nations; ῥ᾽ 4 —, to reserve, to
put by; funpSocpe yubdih—, to take a
resolution or decision; aqumnkp -;
to give orders, to command; -- wa &.
Meio , νη. Γι sty , +0 COMpare, to
confront; piggkWw ριον —, to speak a-
gainst, to contradict, to oppose; days
qhbp -nc_paup , to cry after some one, to
call; Gb ssstas be. dial, — peg neslizp , to agree
to live or die together; ggfatp «fe -)
to turn night into day; page —f ¢huy;
to begin to walk; δηΐη gpekq ων]
will make thee a father to nations;
bala q.eha ed da) 1 will tarp

thee into a desert; smacp f dfhpuy

bebuy founpk;, , to condemn to be
shot; (to put to the sword); φωυύνῃρα.
“ἐν bs geste be. afer LE uay - quiladiey to abandon
one’s self to dissipation ; guprdut,
Pytudishes —, to outrage, to offend, to
insult; ωνωνωφανμνενά —, to ravage with
troops; sspyssesutee -- » to make inroads;
to plunder; Eph fog SiS oe. — fp dipey:

to threaten with death; smqequh ποῦ

to cry; as» fs ecogs -, to weep; -- #« bake:
to add, to subjoin ; - quibth ΙΝ ὼς ἢ
to kill some one, to slay.

Vipul’, k-qowy vp. to place one’s self;
to become ὃ Bg ane, the door was
shut; bawe gf{dug, he crowned him
self,

ἡ, S. bt feb:

Wher» fg sf. queen, empress,
princess.

Vebenperhb py a. like ἃ queen.

vherphuse. 8. WoOd-hen, water-
quail. [queen.

Wkeryne(Pfet 4. dignity, state of 8

hagng ὃ. Shutegng -

Papier, fupis s. mill-hopper. _

bog, f 9. tremor, trembling, shi-
vering, fear; χοῦ Saphwhpy, to tremble;
b —b be ykpkpp guy, to shake, to sur,
to shudder ἢ fb -f hegre gartby, to cause
to beeen , ee

“εν, easquesg OT μεν un. tO ’
to stauper: aig ἐξέ δῖος to start; to
shudder; to quake, to shiver.

ἡ, πη . 4- Leas prly κε Γ , to tremble.

Spaquegneguitehed, nels va. to shake,
to push, to move; to astonish ; to cause
to tremble, to agitate.

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‘Nh

‘haquegneyfs α. which frightens ; tre-
mendous, frightful, terrible, horrible.

‘peggnss ‘hoygapa. vacillating, trem-
bling, staggering, reeling.

‘hong fang fe ad. in trembling.

‘paggnfead, -ϑὲ Γι -gf-un. to vacillate,
to totter, to waver ; to shudder.

‘pang nfoon ’ - σιν S. ‘pang -

hog gnfn δ, 8. vacillation, staggering;
ost-nutation.

ἤσγ»ε 9 fret , ἢ.»ἡσὸ ἢ, δ. trepidation ;
start; shudder, horrour; convulsive
motion; whim; shiver, shivering; /
gegdech (bak. ζω. 4“1.“πηεἴπἷ 4 μον εὐ ξν
to tremble ; “νῷ βε. A q-nqacld-b ashe ’ with
fear and trembling ; bdaum — συζβρω
bf, (the shudder penetrated to my
bones); I trembled with fright, I shud
dered with fear; — heygh ft pht qibpfite,
at thy presence the mountains will
tremble; -- &p4pf, earth-quake. _

hax, harp fk σ' 5. shell-lac; sealing
wax.

‘beg a. very little, exiguous ; small;
frivolous, light; -- fs» very little;
pinch, drop.

Pay giver freee A. PATE:

1 grephy 95. pail; tub; - aulth,
charn; 8. ΟΡ

‘bj, gop pron. this, that ; same.

Ἴων, ‘bajt fas. 8. bact, "bayqh.

payjtg-netwk S- Pryteeyhe

ρίξω ad. as much as.

baybeye ad. 30, in such ἃ manner.

‘bejtep feu a. ad. such; in such a
manner.

‘b=, by 4. tunny: loaf; biscuit; -
Jsoqhey, pickled tunny-

‘bokgny 8. jolly. {bushel.

ph, wy 8. jar, pitcher; half a

“poo prescrel foal ° Br geay un. to languish, to
grow weak, to die of hunger.

+ pa pron. thou, thee; ῥ᾽ p&1,
from, by or of thee; thyself; zeét,
upon thee ; of thee.

pr ag 8. cattle.

poe ginp δ. (Ὁ... Ce

ἢ, rhs ace gr. sasite bs of, Eof un. to make a
short discourse.

‘ “Pos ἡνωρρέτ uy ἢ pel Qe little, very
little, moderate, small, light, thin.

‘bord, by a. barbarous ; savage.

“ἰ 8. cessation, intermission,
pause, relaxation , truce; — be purges
(heb, to Cease; — bz. ΟΣ 9s ΚΣ; ἴο
permit; to give directions; to order,

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to bid, to command; to exhort; — su,
to cause to cease ; to give rest, to re-
poses. — wnahk,, to halt; to pause; —
wrtine,, to cease, to break off, to take
rest or relaxation, to stop; — qhbacg,
armistice, truce.

parhut s. beam. .

Pac) gilry 5. catarrh; 8. Zusppneghe.

back ’ — [Ὁ S. ‘bay qh ; ~ acpkp » sel-
dom, rarely.

Versa te Ss. ‘pusynry °

pastry 4usmbly 8. kidney-bean.

‘pacts δ. chin.

ἤννε παν 8. COat, dress.

ἤ»ε «Ὁ 2. heat-cock: venison.

η.,»επὖν, gpg ᾿ Spore ν psig 8. door,
entrance; sluice; - #&&, portal; -- or
- wpprtf, the Ottoman or Sublime
Port; the Court; gpuwt Sapp fbh, the
courtiers; gpuwh kp£y, almoner, cha-
plain; wpenueph gpeactp, porch, por-
tico; gpuilg ῥ ἥἡπεμεν gpubl, Ρ -, from
door to door; £e%R Push bind ’ with
closed doors; gacpp gputt, the street
door, the gate, portal; δ gacpu, out; f
gnepu Me pth us, ἰγζιι , 4esoustsssey Ὁ im-
pending, very near; wn. gaepu οὔπω δ τες
at death’s door; gpacke gdnfung, the
gates of Hell.

prressuny qusaly, sy sf. daughter ,
girl; - bypor or pink, niece; -σρη ΟΥ̓
quni-p, grand daughter; guubpe pur
quph, villages, suburbs; - Ufarf, the
old and new church; — qéphe Uposp,
the church triumphant.

brewup fl δ. Spusnp fl -

Space, ge OF gph 9. carpenter's
tool, plane; auger ;—sqaymsunsey, but-
teris, horse-picker.

hecpgh, appt 4. potter’s wheel.

Space 0 ppg δ. ‘brent.

naps, gpup s. duke; general, chief.
bapkdS, kyf un. to tap, to stamp with
the foot. (feet.
bafft, hofot 5. stamping of
“ἕξ ᾽ν gupeg 8. lecturer; scholar,
one brought up at a seminary; tran-
scriber; notary; scribe, copyist; sawp.
pachp OF έχιν νίαν, —, chancellor ;
Sprdupwlug —, secretary of State.

Spry sruclengy ° ἤν πη ° .

ἠρινδιν ν oy ἃ. protonotary ;
chancellor; chief lecturer.

ἤναι te , Puprys “ἢ 8. school ;
college; sey (grag) & -, to sendto a
boarding-school.

PFU.

Puypagwhwt a. school; of a scholar,

of a school-boy.
Spuypagehfeg 8. school-fellow.

bajpneltfed 5. office of notary ; lite-
rature, letters; book, register; lecture,
study; order of lecturers; ayg wnawhy
γσε [21 wut , an idiot, ignorant, unlet-
tered, illiterate person; géyégh4 —p, the

belles lettres, or polite literature.

Path, wy s. wicket; door of a

carriage, etc.
ἢ, αὐνωφὼρ 8. knocker of a door.

Pers Ἴων κως » ἤ" αι μω κε case » ay 8. porter,

usher, door-keeper.

ἢ. κα κεν μεν [εν 5. porter’s office

or employment.

Priecesey store ὁ fo sf. portress.

Patuwgfrush , wy 8. latch, small bolt;
lock, bar.

pat pas 4. the vena porte. :

batsk dl, bah . ‘balshyregeatils AS, reals
va. to make ring, to resound, to toll,
to ring.

Putshl, b-guy vn. to toll, to ring;
gntshh ush sh? p bt, my ears tingle.

ἡκ ῥεῖν 4. tinkling, ringing in the
“ears.

prenyld- 8. 4.πιο,ίϑ.

bands or ἡ καρ mid 8. and onsed

‘backpugh sf. adopted daughter.

‘puupfhat, uy 8. story, floor.

Spamp ph sf. ἃ little girl.

‘}agrnd s. blame, reprehension ; — es.
ué,, to blame; — ἐν.» to be blamed.

Thupelutnp S. Papen.

‘bupaltéS, bg va. to blame, to con-
demn, to reprove.

‘pup, ba. blamable, condemnable.

‘pupadbs a. contemner, blamer.

‘papndas(Ffed ᾿ ἠωγπάπε ἐπ, S. ‘perprerd.

Ppwg dt, bprmpdey 85. drachm, dram;
penny.

ἤν γνωνη μονα. 8. that knocks ata door.

Ppeufen, fy, wg 8. paradise; garden,
orchard; -- fapecutuay, Paradise Lost.

Pprurfeerw Sue 8. bird of paradise.

ἤν ραωξω εν εὐ Arne Ἵν a. grown or born in
paradise, in the garden.

Shyreufemnesysts 8. gardener.

ἢν γν ων ἡ she a. positive.

ΤΣ -ἧἶξων -opkt ad. po-
Bitively.

‘bpahpy a. 8. neighbour; that resides
near, that dwells in the neighbourhood.

ἤγωζἥνη phot 4. bot. dragon’s wort,
grass plantain; 8. Gresser ῥεῖ, Wor pr

2}

ἤνσωξησε [9 με, s. neighbourhood.
{πα ng & ἀΥ̓ΘΟΏΙΩ ; coin, money;
penny; -adg {Xwpk,, to pay ready
cash; = Kus εὐ ἔν! « 4Sassprlyecstoley » ἔν φει,
1ρξι. q-, to coin, to make money.

‘bpunlughn 8. DUMismatist.

Dep raling frraushuh a, nUMIsmatic.

ἡ μενα frersre[3- pee 8. numismatics,

ἤν γνεω οι“ [ν 4. funds, capital.

Ppuwdiugnpirnc(P fd 5. act of coining
money.

ἤν ϑὉ ὃ. numismatography.

Ver eas οἴλωζϑδιενε ἡ. s. bill of exchange;
banknote, bankbill.

Pprunhied σή πή α. that amasses money;
collector, gatherer; tributary; s. col-
lection ; - κα" ἔτ, » εἰν». to collect
money. {nummary.

ἤνγννωω εἴσω ἤεοἷν a. HUMIsmatic; pecuniary;

ἡρνεωωξξω 5. half-penny; half a
drachm ; two pence half-penny.

ἤν νου αἴξ. δ. drachm, penny.

Ppuliuhogs, fg 8. forger, counter-
feiter. [er.

ἢν νι αἴχω wens, minter, coiner, money-

Vopr ass chess sen {dpe ts δ. coining, mint-
ing of money. .

‘}pundivhog 8. money-box or -case;
bank.

ἤν γεν οἴω νῷ 8. agio.

ἢν μνωνεωνενξ $3 capitalist.

Pyrliefpofs 8. money-changer.

Veyreshiadfrnpurrl? fet 8. change 5 e@x-
change.

Ppurlinpod §. assayer. [money.

bpudkS, kgf va. to buy or farm for

byruchg., bg» bpaieg ἢ , qa . jamb,
threshold; door-posts; portal, entry.

Pyruthfl » thug δ. courtier.

bpuhl a. 5. beggar, that begs from
door to door. |

Ver seserecstorg. 8. festoon.

ἢν γνωτεν ἧτο bof, buf va. to festoon; to
work in festoons.

Peyrecseson 5. ἡγώωξνων ’ ΣΝ

ἤννωωσῥν 4:2 “ἔσῃ a. 8. neighbour.

ἤννων 9.» [ὃ ῥεῖν 5. neighbourhood.
hemp 8. ρων ᾳεῖξ.

‘bpzuz, ῥ᾽ 8. spoon; -- dp, spoonful;
feapefihe --, bow! of a spoon.

Venki, Eghs bpgkgngatehd, aegh
va. to incite, to solicit, to instigate, to
induce, to raise. (citer.

bpghs.a. 8. abettor, instigator, ex-

heatphet 8. bythe.

Pegnewy bt vn. to stammer, to lisp.

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bpgack df, Ki : bpgeebgacgwhh oS , ’
wag va. to shake, to stagger, to move,
to agitate, to excite.

bpgoefd, byw vp. to stagger, to
move, to stir.

PDpgacth, bogncaci s. suggestion,
instigation.

beg Phat, bpgfarit s. prattle, chat-
tering, chitchat.

bet chp s. infringment, contraven-
tion, faithlessness. (contravene.

beShS, byf va. to fail, to infringe, to

beFoq s. violator, transgressor; a.
faithless. (S. het wig »

bp SF cqae[P- frd , ἢν ρκι (2; ’ by IS neith

bef’ s. talisman, amulet.

ἡ, kd, Ey un. to tap, to stamp
with the feet; to toll. (tinkling.

Vbpigf.% s. stamping with the feet;

‘boyy 8. porter, usher.

aap - hair-band.

Ppazd, fy OF wg s. character, mark,
print, note, impression, stamp; seal;
bodkin ; blemish; confirmation.

ἤρκουν δ᾽ s. medal.

nztenge a. Marked.

bpepdk St, kyf va. to print, to mark,
to stamp, to decipher, to register; to
seal; to confirm ; -- frsyrstore» tO mark
with a hot iron.

bpwsmeg, wy 8. incrustation; sculp-
ture; ceiling, wainscoting; thin plate
of metal; emblem; well finished work.

Pp we crgsnhut a. emblematic.
peek, gh va. to incrust; to

sculpture; to ceil; to wainscot; to
ornament, to embellish, to plaster.
wesogfs 8. veneerer; plater.

bpwcam , fg 8. eulogy, praise. .

Ppere cas eer ἔν of, Eg va. to praise, to
give praises, to celebrate.

Pp ae anahp , ἢ! γε. μουν τα. ἅν, S. ΩΣ

ἡ».»..4. S. ‘paayl? -

bpae{F fe s. act of putting or laying
down ; place, position, posture, situa-
tion; system ; theme, thesis.

‘bpacd- Ss. bp d- wip .

bpacd, ἤν» σε οἱ wit S. bed-ng.

Ppaad, etc. hupnd, etc.

Prog, wey OF fy 5. banner, ensign,
flag, standard; gonfalon: idol, statue;
-ω apduhk, » to hoist a flag 3 [9ncgetby
q-» to lower the flag, to strike one’s
colours. (ture.

‘bpegugnpd κι [2 fet 3. statuary, sculp-

‘bpozud 8. Wyprozh wey «

Agi

bth
Pprogus, wy 8. hem, skirt; streamer,
pennant; flag; banner, ensign, stand-
ard, colour; ὃ. “hyo.

Ppogwhlys ἔρνη 8. ensign, stand-
ard-bearer ; gonfslon-bearer; ban-
neret,

‘byrozuenp a. banneret; ensign.

byopkuy, kyog 8. sculpture, image,
idol, Statue ; - thee Toor fz es fy rs’, » hier-
oglyphics. (images.

Ppogk a’, egp va. to sculpture, to make

oniws , ng § sculpture, image.

‘hypswhet a. ducal.

hpune(Bfcd ὅ. duchy, dukedom.

‘heuneSp sf. duchess.

ἤν...) s. toad; stellion (lizard).

Spo, S. Hays

b (yetch) &s 8. the fifth letter of the
alphabet and the second of the vowels.
It is sometimes used for, or confounded
with the letters £,/, «; for example;
kpky ’ Er&s; Ep ’ Erk; ἰεη. beg; acs
ebep asqgeleepe 5 as ny Ke ps ccses «εν» assay ees faces.
taal 5 Eq lux, arn lieX; £,E, five ; fifth.

Vise fPt , etc. S. Goldh, etc.
Gphigaps , wg 8. cabinet-maker.
Gpbtiwgnpdac(Ffed 4. cabinet-work.
Gektkuy a. ebon.
Gpbinw fs. ebony;ebon; ebony-tree.
Defrag, ᾧ 4. hooded cloak-
gyryerlwt a. hebrew; -- auppwn,
hebrew, the hebrew language; — «x,
hebraism, hebrew idiom.
ὑμρῳ erg bee 8. hebraist.
Bepuykghp bu ad. in hebrew, in the
se iad language. _
με ξ ῥ » yes 8. ἢ. ad. jew; eorew,;
=p. the Hebrews; the Jews.
Gz fuynuwh οἷν a. egyptian, of Egypt.
Da faqermhiagd at a. that has destroy- .
ed orruined Egypt.

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Vag froperursenn 8. maize, Indian corn
or wheat: buck-wheat.

Deo for arg arr 104 ext e δ. turkey-cock: ibis.

gpuynuype 8. egyptian alphabet, or
life of the holy fathers of Egypt.

De fragunungh 1gung 8. a. egyptian.

gq faygenmgnpks wits Ss. Deg fracqerress Sess 081 6

Defegnnesp sf. egyptian woman.

Ggpu. ῥ 4. wgis, shield.

Dzéd", wy 8. Eden; the terrestrial pa-
radise.

Dg bdfiapneyfe , - δῥν a. that has its
origin in Eden, born or produced in
Eden.

ὕχ lissh us » -κιδ, A. of Eden.

ὕες μεν a. composed of the flow-
ers of Eden; of choice flowers.

Bybee %h a. planted or placed in
Eden. :

bz. σι a. one, alone. alone.

Baeput% a. unanimous: that speaks

ὕψει [Ὁ fer 8. soliloquy.

ὕζωμωρ αα. solely, only.

ὕψωσε,» a. sole, only, even-

DysfulpikdS, kgf va. to assemble, to
unite.

ὕφωξ., wg a. one, Sole, only; 8. unity.

Dywhch, wy a. gr. singular.

Degas hy caste careag hos ad, singularly.

Degush εμἶνινε [9 fd δ. singularity.

Dgahp a. gr. singular; δ. singular
number; ad. singularly.

Dyedtuyje a. of one voice only; un-
animous.

Gywodf 8. ἃ cavalier, rider, horseman;
ad. with a single horse: small boat.

Dawid, uwgey un. to assemble, to
be united.

Dywauwds 8. enthymeme.

Dykputiod, mguy, Ὀηξρίνιῖγζ, Lg,
Lt od sel bgusy un. to terminate, to
finish; to confine.

Bgépoedh 8. end, term.

Dgkpongs epg 8. pl. confines, limits,
boundaries; horizon.

bas, qht, χων 8. OX; ast. Taurus;
kgbt wef bot. mullein; bght sp bol.
camomile; 8. [ἵνα ζῆ, .

Ggiewgf 8. bot. mullein, shepherd’s-
club.

ὕω ξηπε. 8. bugloss, ox-tongue.

Daiuagaed 4. team, yoke.

Dateurl ὃ. calf; Weed cy “Ys nukfs -
cockchafer, may-bug.

Datuk 5. chasselas. [couple.

Datu, or «ἴηι 8. 8. couple of oxen;

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Dying, Gating, ug 5. 0x-stall.
Deqieceref esse ’ Usher υ πεν ὃ. cow-herd ;
ploughman ; Gq-_q, ast. Bootes.

Datapmng ὃ. bulimy.
Uge. bgkyp. peg 8. border, extrem-
ity, end; limit; term; shore; edge;
- nchk,, ώ-. kputky, to end, to ter-
minate.

Garudfpuwtp 4. pretexta (a long
white robe fringed with purple).
Barwhega (Pfc 2. conclusion; re-

sult; epilogue.

; Dypwhwgneguitab oS ’ neg va. to con-
clude, to infer. ;

Dypwgnigwt hl, ’ acy va. to conclude,
to terminate.

Ggpisgaeghs a. conclusive.

qeEah 8. laurel; kaphoy quneq,
laurel’s berry.

Gkp, w#q 9. ether; heaven; chim.
ether ; — SSdpeshot , sulphuric —;— pas
gupeoleh, ernpyreumatic acetic spirit.

GAL presfrengqusy » hash, Mil’, sl, Vocb casks,
culty a. ethereal, aerial; celestial.

Gib pud ft 8. chim. ethyle.

bE conj. if ; provided, on condition;
perhaps; be it 80; -- ὡῥγξρ ῥα. if
you love me; — waht pkg. if you be
told; — μων ἔς be — ag, whether he do
it Or not; - fg£, whether; perhaps;
- as, Bave, if not, except; unless.

GR fay or Die feu » ay OF seog 8
plungeon. [thiopian.

Ge balegeagh, BE faduqangl a. s. E-

bz 8. we; —b “ἥν. MEANS, EXpPe-
dient; -ᾧ με, ἢ δε) τ. qpocs east bry y to devise, to
find means, to remedy; a3 Lp bagas ay --
be πὶ inn, they could not neither get
out nor In; ms “ον I g— be. ἡ εἴπεε- κεν ἔν,
I do not know how to act.

by byUs af ὃ. ba.

ὕω or Dal . ung 8. straw-berry ;
arbute-berry ; a4 -f, straw-berry-
plant.

ὕω πε. αν» mp 5. place through which
one goes and enters.

ἰχωΐνένιν 8. ladder, scale; stairs,
stair-case; a. of going out or going
UP; — ἐσβωΐναω ἤωε., δι round stair-case.

Dysth I’, δι un. to go out, to go from
the inside to the outside; to ascend,
to go toa higher place; to be born,
to take rise, to be produced, to proceed,
to emanate, to flow from, to derive;
to attain, to arrive; to agree, to be

| proper and suitable; to surmount, to

vib Ai

surpass, to go beyond, to overflow,
to advance; to stray; διριωῦνξ wh gush’ ,
the sun rises or begins to appear on
the horizon; - f qé&p or fb dkpuy, to
reascend; to leap over, to cross; to
gush out; - acrp sar oy cs bs fo ΓΟ, οἴω να. ΟἿ,
to tread the hen; -- fp qhpusy Sisuwhp,
to cover a mare, a bitch; - δ gudinp,
to disembark; -- japfry, to dislodge;
- gdp uwdep,to concur; to_ surpass ;
yoge_ny —, tO sigh; f gynefu, fp spac -,
to be ended, finished; - f G&tug, f
hiyaqas, to make one’s exit from
this world, to depart this life, to die,
to deceasc; to become defunct; -- f
bbe mbgne(ILLE , to recover; — pig
» gu, to commit suicide, to run
one’s self through with a sword; /
ymenfe. -~, to exalt or raise one’s self
to honour =” Juhngfie nepaep, to com-
mit adultery; to seduce ; «εἶν, αι,
wupl, -,to have no part, to be exclud-
ed; - qéken mponp, to pursue, to give
chase ; yusseeg —, to render one’s self
hateful or odious, to fall in disgrace ; --
gee sur, to pass beyond, to exceed;
- ἔνε fite pum grees to pass the flower
of her youth; - gum ahah, pug ῥγίμω.
tac{tfe% mepnep, to revolt, to rebel,
to rise up against ; — seus pausqurpts » pessen
4“ πὸ, puyuphi, to leave the city; -
f bere. to embark; — § hans, b ah. to
mount in carriage, on horseback; --
erg ὧπ ὦ. to meet, to go out to meet;
~f δὴ δῶ one ἦν 7s δε vy af, to go to battle ; ῥ ve
-,to ο hunting; - “εν ( πηβῖνω thas ἡ ὶ
to 40 to bed; 4. 6 ess ly cas τε. κε ys ~, to Op-
pose one’s self to, to resist; — pig. fas,
to occupy one’s self, to dedicate one’s
Belf to; ῥ᾽ suphing fp suppu bt, from
one perverseness they passed to ano-
ther; od | lah he 7 | Medd -, to pass from
one subject of discourse to another; png
aft -- to buy, to traffic; -- f uppe, to
think, to conceive an idea; to hope;
τωρη segs fog δε. ele valk fs -, to clothe or
adorn one’s self with golden apparel;
~ hdhe yuye to remain, to rest over
for the next day Moo papaya {Fk wt a
byt ῥ dhaw acpoup, to progress, to
succeed, to promote an affair by another
person’s means ; op Shek ay ἐδοῥω qn -
δι. ‘a Sarath, ΟΡ στε. απ, (blessed be thy
going out and coming in), God be with
you, good luck to you.
Db bapughen s. electroscope.

3 bLA

Uk fapard gp ; ~-Suypp 8. phys. elec-
trode.

DE hengwhwh a. electric; - ἢ ᾽ν "-
machine: -- “9. Ἱ,ν» -- shock.

G4 fenprushustine [Ὁ fet ὃ. electricity.

bbpmpuehfe s. electrophorus.

Gb bea prasling fe ὃ. electro-magnet.

ΠΣ chisa sgh fers ess ΤΩΣ a. electro-
magnetic.

Ligh Geng eartherghfune[d per s. electro-
magnetism.

Db Genprteuel, “ὦ. “0 Up ἴο become
electric, electrified.

bE fenpursanp 8. electrometer.

ay h bese ess greg caste bs ol", nels va. to elec-
trify.

Lyk Genpusryneghs 5. electrifier.

Le ζμρεἷν 8. yellow amber.

Gk genpnelIte ὃ. Gk benprashwtene[F ped.

Gybckyp: -« watt, to concur, to vie
with, to emulate; to surpass ; -ὦ qdp_
Mh udp wntkyad. With emulation, vying
with each other, in concurrence ; Awa.
q%iun fg — sprepfg sl will pass from one
subject to another.

ἴδε." qh; hyn s.act of ascending
and descending; undulation, wavy
motion; mus. gamut, scales ;—u wank»
to go up and down; to swing, to un-
dulate , to wave; - duyhfg ® Epany »
modulation, cadence, trill, quaver,
tune.

GAcdineonp , dinky s. act of going out
and in; expenditure and income;
vestige, foot-step, trace; q- ὄγσᾷρῥω
khkuy kp nkuwtk;,, to spy the naked-
ness of the land you are come.

bb purge a. belonging to ele-
phantiasis; affected with elephantia-
915 7 ΧΩ ᾽ papauncls [εν , elephantia-
sis.

Dyuecrag ees east a. that belongs to Greece;
Grecian, Greek.

Gybtunfeng a. philhellenist, philhel-
lene, philhellenic.

ὑμένι a. 5. Greek.

Lyeqs ay a. that which comes out of,
which proceeds from.

beqectat s. proceeding, emanation.

ἰχσεχωᾷ » wg 8. highwayman, robber,
bandit, vagabond.

byecquhwpeop ad. highwayman-like.

byrequhfg s. companion of a high-
wayman, of a robber. [bery.

byrequehae [δ με΄, 5. depredation, rob-

Dyscquth ol, al va. to extract; to

bub

produce; ~ 7.Ρ “πε ἤν σε μὗν asa poh ass 00s math.
‘to extract the square root.

Ὀ σε γε ἢ, 8. shoot, sprout, produc-
tion ; extraction ; - enpehinentig math .
‘evolution.

ὕμνει (2 fe s. being, existence.

Gerth 4. proceeding, emanation,
birth, emission.

Dyaedineen S. Ὀ2Ε edireinp «

Uyacikgh, διημεοῖν 4. carbuncle, boil;
pimple, blister, bubo, malignant tu-
mour;5- ΟΣ 4Satk, ,οὟ [2 , to form
a gathering under the arm-pits; -- pub
guhw,, alto-relievo.

Ue» δε 8. pl. elevation, ascension ;
act of going up; gushing out; issue,
exit; proceeding, emanation, birth,
production; end, term; effect, event,
success; resort, resource; the east,
sun-rise; disbursement, current ex-
penses; death, decease; opening, aper-
ture, market; excrement; -- Sinupfg,
means, expedient; -- AwkeassyupSh, the
turning of the street; — ᾧ 4k Yeung, γώ.
foup Sh , decease; — dusfungul s gufngul,
disaster; success; —, bhpp £yby» Exodus;
hig be ἔγσιυη ΓΤ ΩΣ [εἴδνιως » Shuspky,
fen Sbz, “ως ων. ἴο devise, to find
means, to remedy; sh ye autores, £40 1080 £0,
cone at SuN-rise, at day-break, at dawn;
δι gupluayby, towards the end of
spring ; bye f ἴων guk,, to bethink
one’s self, to reflect, to exercise one’s
ingenuity, to find a means; wn. Lyf
areas εὔιον, καρ εἢ ΩΣ at their bounds, li-
mits, confines ; susphesinfg fb phys us
bagi » shpbg Spiske Κ᾽ εἴτα στ, from east

O west; Ehus Vere pS ccsqqeasys sche ἔγωγ
he lived a thousand years: yee ay
enypgt £, he is in the privy 5 gh, -,
ast. right ascension.

bg s. act of coming, arrival.

D4, «9 8. a. alien, foreigner; exter-
nal; --ρν income; ᾧ d&puy —p. accident,
misfortune. [come now!

U4. -- κερὶ -— gnc! int. come on!

Ghehos a. Summoned, cited; -- wna,
%&£,, to summon, to cite, to go to law.

Ghanem ’ infg Or wa ὃ. a. revenue,
income, settled income, annuity, inter-
est, rent; prosclyte, neophyte ; foreign,
extrinsic, exotic, false; <p appachp,
finances 5 -- nupihuwt, revenue, annual
INCOME; wmubuy g-%, to receive one’s
income.

Dhwenp, my a. that comes, foreign.

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bi

Bhacaphd, E-gf ’ ὕζωιερῥε ἢ Eguy un.
to come. f arrival.

ὕζως μεσ, ὕει» 9} ὅ. coming,

ὕζε γε εἰμ ὁ. field or camp-
chapel.

ὑζεηδηί ἦν a. ecclesiastic, belong-
ing to the church; s. ecclesiastic,
clergyman.

Db bgt ghia [Ife 8. clericalism;
holy orders; (@aqaey q-, to abandon
the career or state of a clergyman, to

throw off the surplice or the cowl.

GLE ξ ΡΣ ὩΣ ΟΡ ἄσηπτον. a,
sacrilegious, despoiler of the Church.

Bb gk gets, onsgeny UN. to assemble,
to be convoked.

DG hgh cxs angers » aya §, Dh bak guynt.

Db qheg us gemondt ΣΥΝ & his-
torian of the Church, ecclesiastic
historian.

Bbbgk aes gg “νε- ἡ rentals of ᾿ og va. to as
semble, Ἢ convoke.

Bhb yb gk wget 8. Bhbgkgeuit

BLEqkgf » Fy, glug ὃ. church, 8.8.
sembly of the faithful; temple conse-
crated to God; assembly ; qhtacaphuy,
-, the church militant; ,sarqlFahah -ι
the church triumphant.

Ὀ{δηξσωκνν wy 8. church-warden ;
patron of a church ; sacrist.

bibqk guetta (2h 4. office of church-
warden; office of patron of a church,
of a sacrist.° (of a church.

bebqkgopShkp . thuy 5. consecration

Diqkupuumke s. Ecclesiastes or the
Preacher; Ecclesiasticus (book).

b4eu% s. thistle; chard.

U5. GSE int. oh!

b7 S. Peq-

ὕγω» wg 8. Way ; Means.

Bywhwh , wg a. created, made. —

ὕγζωδν εξ, ad. with creation; like
a created being.

Bash usteusg ne geste of ἢ “εαὧἦὖ va. to
create, to cause to exist.

Gaudiuh 8. cruet, vial for oil.

Bye aL ὃ. fork, pitch-fork. ,

υμωνωξ, wy 8. mode, modification;
form, formule, make, manner, Way;
sort, kind, quality, condition, conduct;
means, expedient; turn, trick ; mus. all,
tone, modulation; time, measure; Jr
M00d; — smpery, BCASON; οὐ ρδ' -
dead season.

Dyuctshureop a. harmonious. ὁ

Dyck ssenple dl, ‘ Egle va. to modify ’

υὴῦ 135 DLE

ὑφ κως τε “ΠΝ, δ. modification.
a a Egf va. to sing harmoni-
ously.
Gqetpl, Eqk or ἔμ un. to be, to
become, to be created; to happen; -
apkp, to sojourn; - pig. hurd , to
know a woman; ῥα pqyu bee ξυμ, pryu.
let there be light ! and there was light;
babof or Eabyf ξηΐοβ » amen, 80 be it,
be it 50; Jf &ybgfh, God forbid!
ὕω» (Pfu δ. creation; being,
creature,
ἼΣΟΝ ΠΣ] sf. spouse, wife.
yer 8. Gykpuntiayp -
Deep hit, kgf va. to anoint, to oil.
py peasy » fogs, μετα §. brother; AES ,
Sed ad Lpby - eldest -3 Aresreste ps -,
ea -5 Fi Sop Or οι uncle 3 99.
amucnpg —, 1RY --ἰ — mn, — ἸῺ
Christ-Jesus. nes ae
Dyeaypuspuoy od. fraternally, brother-
ly; - ἀξω οἵη. εἴν css tous ’ to live toge-
ther like brothers.
Vapepmghp » eof s. adopted brother.
y lated {Π εἰ}. ἐν ε..» ἡ (7 ese S. Doqgecesyyt reser εἷος
qeeypurhwt a. fraternal. [ber.
Gieswypuhby 5. fellow, fellow-mem-
ριον ἔζη να [9 fet s. fraternity, bro-
therhood ; fellowship. [member.
ἴημα reece κα ed”, “με UN. to be fellow-
Breaypustny δ. monastery.
Breeypwok yp ’ ΩΣ; a. that loves his
brother. {deceives his brother.
Dg pracy pres ssany ets a. fratricide ἢ that
qpaypuruny whne{IfheD 4. fratricide ,
murder of a brother. (brother.
Degpeoey pecs exe ας a. that hates his
Depeypuseb gar [Ὁ fet 3. hatred ἢ ill
will towards a brother. [hood.
ὕμιν κα (2 ῥεῖ, 4. fraternity; brother-
ὑγρανωξ.ε [9[.ι, ᾶς charity , bro-
erly love.
Bypepew 8. bol. hellebore. 7
τρορεγεξωζ, ἔξω, Gypopapgh
tg OF gig 8. 80n Οὗ a brother;
nephew.
Dyke, ghd 8. hoar-frost, rime,
frost; ββωΐξι kqkdut, to drizzle.
Ub papae δ, qenpne ο
Ugh qh trl ν ay A. dwelling In
places planted with reeds or canes.
Ub giufunthh s. sweet calamus.
gb yiurfrn es. heap of broken canes.
byfqhwdté. a, in the form of a cane.
ὕγ8 qtranzessds 9 eye πεωΐῇ 8. reedy fen;
place planted with canes.

Geb gi gnew 8. walking stick, cane.

ὕ 6 ἥνωζση, 8. pipe, flute.

bgbghunfpaep s. species of acquatic
vegetation found in stagnant pools.

| Gabgikuy a. made of cane; — geses_

quh, cane, stick made of cane.

Dabgifh s. small cane.

ὕειν a. reedy; 8. reedy fen.

ὕηξιοι 9 fet 8. Bywtac(F fed.

by Ffinafeent a. loaded with hoar
frost, frosty. [drizzling rain.

Ugkdinafsey a. drizzled, spoilt by

, Byb Fins a. covered with driz-

zling rain.

bysdtbeaphoe a. that casts, produces
drizzling rain.

Gybaghupup S. Gybgimpuyp-

byban » ost ΟΥ̓ poh ’ Lypnchp or &_
gépe 8. rascality, offence, misdeed,
malice, crime, wickeduess, fatality;
catastrophe; y— wthguraiun, , to com-
mit a erime; - guuwhk, , to experi-
ence misfortune, losses; to risk, to
be in danger. (ed, rascally.

Lybatmgapd) wg a. flagitious, wick-

GybetiugapS ac(F- fut s. villany, wick-
edness, heinous crime.

Bak atushut ’ —y fit . cap a. flagitious,
wicked, rascally; bad, malicious ; enor-
mous, atrocious.

Dyfain fal 5. rascality, wickedness.

Gate. byéne 1 puchp 8. complaint,
lamentation; tragedy.

υχδνωζων a. mournful, dismal,
dreary; lamentable, plaintive ; tragic;
— humublpgne[Pfe%, tragi-comedy ; --
ἀξ ων, Sus, tragic end or death; --
wnt-up,, tragic, sad spetacle, tragedy.

Gykpanhuy sf. weeper, mourner.

Ὀγέσε ’ Dak ppl, ΟΣ wild lettuce;
succory, endive.

. Ὀηνερηωξ, -- κεοἰμεδ, a. elegiac-
Gakpkpgne, ag a. elegiac; 8. elegist.
ὕὈγερερασ [9 s. funeral song 5

elegy.

Gykeft, δε, 8. pine; fir; cedar;
mugwort, artemisia; kidney-bean ;
southernwood.

ak ctunpuyn, fg 8. cedar; cedar
wood ; fir-tree ; fir-wood.

qk turrprusyweluy , Gybcbhay, bk hg s
b Ecp » bh μὴ a. cedrine.

‘Gobe ᾿ bala ϑ. endive, succory.

bakgh. qhguitg 8. reed, cane; pen;
stem, stalk of corn; rush; straw, stub-
ble: perch, pole: sweet calamus; walk-

UL

ing-stick, stick, cane; -- unypuhwgnp.
‘Sag, glass-blower’s pipe, blowing-iron,
bunting-iron ; - ypwpfh, sugar cane;
-ονη hy fib, bamboo; - oan ens (Ὁ (Ὁ εὐ gu sasls ses ly μεεἶν,
(glass or brass ) blow-pipe.

Db pbuyupwp 8. sugar-cane.

Dek eiph, etc. S. Bybguph, ete.

ὕχβ. bqery δ. green corn; - fash
4h, roasted corn or grain; δ. [acph.
_ Bebe, θη ΣΧ 4. bot: nettle; Bhut --,
Indigo ; kyxp ukpifi. , bot. ivy.

*Uzteg a. delicate, tender; smooth,
glossy

of δεν ἤιε, or b | foecoks este ausup ὃ,
Elysian folds, τ ΤῈ

abyb 5. Byctpr;- GL, suppose,
supposing that, that being supposed.

q& s. destruction; refutation; a.
spoilt, corrupted, misshapen, bad; --
ue ad. disorderly, confusedly.

qSuqnpS a. ruinous, corruptive,
destructive, noxious.

UqSugapd pl » Shguy un. to fall, to
ruin, to decay, to crumble, to be
destroyed by time or accident.

. yd ugapsaclt fet 8. wicked action,
Imiquity. :

Gydwhut, QySubsb a. corraptible ;
fragile; that may be effaced.

Dysutbt, kydf va. to corrupt, to
spoil; to vitiate, to destroy, to ruin,
to undo, to efface ; to erase, to scratch
out; to disfigure; to abolish, to abro-
gate, to annul, to cancel; to disconcert,
to put out of tune, to disorder; to
overthrow; to waste; to notch, to
mar, to choke, to bruise; to cross
out ; - gh basta lg Melis perenne (FELL , to
deprive one’s self of, to shut one’s ears
to the truth.

Dysuiful, bySuy vn. to corrupt, to
spoil, to destroy ; to disfigure.

Bydutacen ὃ. Byduheh.

bySES, Shop, Gydtow, δύ 8. By.
Swtbf. [destroyer.

bydfs a. s. destroying, destructive ;

Dydacud .“» bys acti 8. corruption,
depravity, decay; destruction, exstinc-
tion; blot, erasure; abolition, abroga-
tion ; PY | Jsumwhwthoe[Ffich Sunn
guwtky. y— giky, to destroy, to ruin, to
annihilate ; σζ- “με. ἔν prustosg eFnhy. J~
iby, πω. to waste one’s self, to
throw One’s self away, to consume
ney self, to wear one’s self out; to
aint.

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bIL

G74 a. lukewarn, tepid.

ὕχγά δ, a. plaintive, mournful.

Baht, asgey un. to cool, to be-
come tepid. [tepid.

Byhwegneguth Ss, negf va. to make

ὕψει a. lamentable, deplorable,
unfortunate, miserable.

ὑγηάσε [μεν 4. misfortune, misery,
disaster, calamity: lukewarmness.

. Gada, OL Ld] un. . to unplore, to
beseech, to conjure.

byt ’ κι. Equsiig sf. hind ; roe.

Dytgiapep, wg, Datgibay pup 4.
onyx, sardonyx.

υγζωηρί ν meg 8. fawn.

Bak s. disgrace, misfortune, dis-
aster; a. wretched, unhappy, misera-
ble, unfortunate; int. alas! what a
pity! how unlucky! -- χῥωΐ -- bi bu!
woe is me! wretch that I am! oh!
how unfortunate Iam! unlucky me!
-ὦ hupauy whifh,to believe one’s self
unfortunate; ,-- wbhutb,, to supplicate,
to entreat, to beseech, to expose one's
griefs, to pray, to implore on hended
knees,

Ganctgh ᾿ Lyphauhy δ. nail; claw,
talon ; hoof: onyx.

bynes 5. hinderance, obstacle.

byecn, Eqef a. substantial.

Dt pugky a. horned, having fine
horns.

Geb pufulS 5. gutta-percha.

Db puhuxpls 5. rhinoceros.

GyPk pene . ay Os horned.

Ddk pk ay » Fuse, Fung a. horny, cor-
neous; s. trumpet, horn.

bykpkup 4. carob-tree ; carob-bean.

bk pby 9. cerastes, horned serpent:
cornelian: a. brazen- faced, bold,
shameless. [-, ce stag bells.

Gh pas, wy sm. stag; hart; penush

eagles fy s. chimera, fab-
ulous monster.

Bkpack, phety s. tame jack-daw.

Gk pgkl, kyp va. to butt (as a
ram); to gore. -

Ὀρῥῥεσ ’ fer ᾿ Pi pay or lips 8. horn;
huntsman’s horn, French horn; vessel
or cup made of horn; salient angle:
power, forcc; glory, honour, praise:
*cupping-glass: bot. carob-bean: chem.
retort; -- ἐμιπησεξοι ἔμμενε πριν tubulated -;
- whk, 8. bk pgkl; to puff one’s self
up with pride; to threaten, to menace; -
au πω re Ta cass ν prssprdusyeregest ley , add Kes.

DUP
pubony ὗ peap das ὦ q-4, a a! ad
ἐμὰν eas alg vas yo 000 san ε. »εὐἾηττε [σ᾽ ἔν «εἶν . to ilift
up the horns, to become insolent, ar-
rogant, proud, tyrannical; to raise
one’s crest, to rebel; ppb. fenpenushby
easel fr κεν po ove ses ε- εἶνε. [9 ἐν «ἷ, ,» to break
the horns, to humble, to humiliate, to
break down, to lower the pride; -
tphac(Ph ate fly, horn of my salvation;
reliance, support, strength, prop;
papdp Eagbgfr — sasprgerpey the just shall
lift up his head; the righteous shall
be exalted.

Dthepupeye a. horned, cornigerous.

ὑψῥερῥᾷ. etc. 8. Gat phh, etc.

byabep S. Ugenbep-

GS bw, E Ef, ἐν. ἔν. Ep bghd.
Eek. bw. vy. arciliary. to be; & gh.
ἔν ΓΙ ξ acpkp »£ ἔυμξρ 4... » Some-
times; it happens, it turns out; bu bo
Πνναννι δ op be, I am that I am;
ka or ka bd ΓΖ “ 79 Ε., I am, it is
I, it is I who blot out and pardon;
mals να Lhe Eph. rerke a certain
man had two 80n8; hy ων δ ἤπιανε,
swtby, he was twelve years old; yac_
οὐ tt, 1 am eating.

ὑδωζ, wy 8. dark or obscure place,
valley, side. [pallium.

Ub panne . δ. mae, υσρημι s. pall,

bift pr. under; 5. Pvq-
£9 coreg po oso po ass 1 ad. hypothetically.
ὑρωκ phew a- hypothetical.
UiPwgrbt, bgp va. to submit, to
subdue, to subject: to suppose, to
presuppose.
wg pec (Ffe% 8. submission, sub-
jection; supposition, assertion, demand;
hypothesis.
Vt Pepe ate he way a. sublunary.
Puhuy, fy 2. subject.
ων a. hypostatical ;
constitutive, [to exist.
Vel wh ueyrstrewl, urgesy un. tO subsist ;
Ub f8 wah carpoer gre 9 ἦν τα, “εὴὖῦῪ va. to
cause to subsist or exist.

DiPwhuyne(Ffet 4. existence; hy-

postasis.
Wel? awh Eon S. orerrpr acs hy kon « [mission.
UiPwdgni[tfers. subjection, sub-
Ut/tug 2. chem. basic salt, subsalt.
UtPudig,, f s. hyphen, mark of
division of a word (_)-
beh 5. subclavian.
Vigk gk a 8. eel.
En s. towel.

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Lit
ὕμωπρπω ν. wey ὅ. prefect; viceroy,
vizier. [royalty, vizirate.

Gazeppaune(P fet ὃ. prefecture ἢ vice-

ὕω κω, fs. pinna-marina.

bayk puthp $. pl. blame, contempt.

bey kpk ib a. reprehensible.

bukpbd; kgfva.to blame, to despise.

Bykpfs a. s. blamer, contemner.

Geb pate S. Guy kpp -

Gybhocph ut 8. epicurean.

Gyffiei foe 5. sacerdotal maniple.

beppulanns » ag Se bishop.

Bepfuhanynuuhuts a. episcopal.

Bay frhaanuahby $. suffragan, com-
panion of a bishop.

Bag frrelprrsg rnercati fren a. wherea bishop’s
see is; - ζδηδοξ . cathedral.

Day fry nunting S e — cas pease ©

Dig ζ εν kag εταν κακῇ ἔν κὸν $. archbishop.

Bafahomnasiuyh ane(3 fd 8. archbi-
shopric. [bishop’s palace.

Day (νεῖ recy ταν αν priate ὅ. bishop’s see ,

Vey fash ney rk εἶ, ὅ. pl. the bishops.

Beppuheunune[P{uh 4. episcopate ,
dignity of bishop, bishopric.

be s. ebullition, bubbling: three; a.
boiling: third.

Baw put fit waht fva. to trisect.

Dawponhs 5. trinomial.

Gaw[the, —[Pnckwt a. three, com-
posed of three numbers; ternary.

Γ᾿ κευ( [2 .πὲ.πε. 8. tritoxide.

Gawd wtf S. Bek pt uf.

ὕω γεν ἐμῇ a. chem. triphanous.

Gauynevk wt a. having three lights.

Gach useg.nct a. of three cubits or
fathoms.

Gash bey a. chem. trimorphous.

Pawhp digesting a.:furnished with
three couches or seats.

Gawhh ad. trebly.

Bawhagd ah ’ —hnqith a. trilateral.

BawSnnp a. in three volumes.

Grr erh frecseerly ’ —Sfeukualh a. that
consists of three things or words; —
Loewy, trisagion.

GauwSpuy a. wonderful, astonishing,
surprising.

Gawatq a. having three branches.

Gawd, wah vn. to boil; to bubble;
to shudder; to swarm; to crawl.

Yasunhisiunl a. of three times or
measures.

Paudivut , -Siawibuy a. that consists
of three parts ; tripartite.

[κε cle oy, -- ἴδ wh a. triennial.

chub

GeuwdkS& a, supreme, very great;
trismegistus.

Gaudfybot, by 8. trillion. | (months.

Desudlik wh, δῆ 8. quarter, three

Brudiskuwy a. of three months; -
Sufi, term of three months,
quarter. [mar. three-decker.

Bawah a. of three stories (house);

Dawg, & 8. ad. two days ago, day
before yesterday. [fervently, devoutly.

Gawigugft a. fervent, ardent; ad.

Gawigt wt a. of yesterday.

Gauthgt ’ ql wits 8. ardour, heat ;
warmth, bubbling, ebullition, over-
heating, effervescence; fervour, fire,
fury, rapture, zeal, devotion; activity,
vivacity, vigour; abundance; -- dimmang,
enthusiasm ; -- wk, nedkp, to inspire
one with ardour; -- dimgenfp, ardour for
battle. [ous, eager.

Gawtztenbg a. fervid, ardent, zeal-

Gauttghushayds wl a. sparkling; fiery.

. Gautigiayuapd 8. Gautgtam .

Pautgzimulp a. devout, spiritual.

Gawigtnm » srg Qe boiling, hot ; fer-
vent, ardent; fiery, spiritual; devout.

Bawa πε ἐδ Ss. Gawhgi.

Gang ect S. Da wiegkenn °

κων fed s. triangle. (trical.

Gen casts fuer eae s 10s fo zs by esta a. trigonome-

Gawthfrtuyeifoh δ. trigonometry.

Gauth perp a. triangular.

Gawt iba, a. of three persons.

Gewtnt a. of three names.

Gass suf a. verse of three measures ;
s. trimeter. | (times.

Gre uregeren ph a. triple; ad. trebly, three

Ῥπιωκκω nh hl, E-gfs va. to triple.

Bessy inhne(P[nh 3. treblencss, tri-
plicity, triplication.

Basa δι 9 say S. triumvir.

Baer b valpats a. triumviral.

Buuiyk τε [Ὁ [εῖν 8. triumvirate.

Gaunputt a. trisyllabical; triphthong.

Gauwmbkune{I fed 8. phys. triplopy.

Gaumae(F {rch s. math. trisection.

Gauwmpo4 a. divided into three parts,
divided trebly, trisected.

Gawghay wht 8. Yrcenushir.

ὕω σι ti 5, chem. boiling, ebullition;
8. Dawg.

Baugreguhb df, negfr va.to make to
boil; to warm, to give heat; to make
to swarm or crawl.

Gaugaeghs s. mech. boiler, water-
space (in the steam-engine ).

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Gafke $. priest.

Gadiu s. melody, song.

Ganpwif 5. tripod, trivet.

Dropkuy a. triduan, of three days.

Ga, bl, fud pron. I; bu fuer, myself;
Jbvkt oydwtk , as for me, for my
part; pum fue, in MY Opinion; as4csese_
ufbl; &s, here Iam, here am I; bu bal,
it is i ms bd fird i pfu, I am beside
myself, distracted, I am not master of
my self-possession, I am driven mad.

Gebqubuy, ug 8. lieutenant, vice-
gerent; successor; a. stationary, firm,
stable.

Genk yunupt 8. mech. movable, tra-
velling steam-engine; locomotive. .

Perk qunsyurs , ag δ. Vicegerent, vicar.
ἶ Pach μή ξ αι [ὃ fet ΓΝ heutenancy.

Gan ping. bur ad. Very soon, 88 s00n
as, immediately ; ban gmk, successive-
ly, by degrees.

Garg, bunkg 8. place, spot, stead; «να.
Lwkg ad. there, in that very place, in
the same place; immediately, directly,
forthwith; φ-- «.inc,,to stop, to cease
to go. [S. be-

Gr. be; 48 -, live, fare thee well;

purg., fr, 4p OF πεΐιρ a. quick, nimble,
prompt, rapid, swift, current; -- — or

'πω ad. quickly, currently; very soon-

Gralgupap S. ὕψι αα.
puquahe S. Vpegughe -
κε eg.c0s tg Ἵν κα g a. that goes, that walks
quick, rapid, prompt.
Gragg ΩΝ
Gyeorgsald apis S. Ung acreg scs[P- ox fos «
ὑρωφρερ ὃ. Voquyoep-
2 2a og 8s 8 eas oy. a. that points ’ that
begins to appear soon. (fied.
GegwSey a. 800n thawed or lique-
ΣΧ arses Ss. ΠΡ ΣΧ
Grwqwatf a, that runs rapidly
(steed). [ingenious, sly.
Gparqusdpin a. subtle, brisk, cunning,
ὕσεωη νεῖν (3-frt S. subtilty, slyness,
σιν κα ἔτ a.800n changed.
Ὅν ᾳεὐΐνυ κε ἤ S. U essay casi πα ἤ »
ὕγωφαγωρ 8. Upwguguipd»
Dpergeayke ad. quickly, rapidly.
[rss peas ἢ that darts forward,
that runs quick, quick.
Gpeaguupeuy a. that fails, soon or
easily mistaken.
GperqunfufrXut a, that passes, that
dies soon, transitory, transient.

bru.
ὕκσωχασει δι» a. 800n ruined.
Diener gg ce ῥο [2 a. quick ) nimble ἢ
prompt, diligent.

Dp agernhadtnfe Ss. Greg ng hg
Gem gage, 8. Veargenpayy:

Gregkdt, gh vna- to make haste,
to hasten; to double the pace, to go
quicker, to run, to trot; to accelerate,
to hasten, to press.

ὑγρὴ a. quick Ὶ that runs
quick, nimble, swift.

Cra gawk Qe light or swilt of foot ;
brisk, nimble.

ὕσωνᾳ σε (2 fet 4. quickness, celerity,
velocity, swiftness; expedition; ac-
celeration ; frequency ; phys. velocity,
speed ; — wthfctuyft, angular, circular
velocity.

ὕω. δ, 4. velocity, swiftness ;
haste, hurry; acceleration.

Greg: 99 8. dream; fancy; vision;
~whawkbk,, to dream, to have a dream,
to dream a dream : ke ng yf νη λα
akuewte,, not even to dream of; gs_
qésh --ὦ wkuutb,, to have pleasant,
or bright dreams; geaney 4» este bef
fropespoute —nq, Spectres Or monstruous
Visions, dreadful, ghastly, frightful
dreams; J7" [bak ut ΣῪΝ ΡΣ
to have a nocturnal pollution, a las-
civious dream; -£ 4buhp diupyry , life
is but a dream.

Dp aeqeng hon a. s. that explains
dreams.

ὑὕρασχνεξε[2.σι [Ὁ feD 8. oneiromancy.

Gpwqarhand S. Ὀσωηι ρα .

ὕω η κνς ants S. Geese quash shiny; —Epugqng:
dreamer, visionary. (dreams.

ἴσαις ιν [9 fee 8. explanation of

Ὀραωσηος οἴχῃ δ. oneirocritic, diviner
by means of dreams; — ,/%4,. to divine
by means of dreams.

ὕνω να a. fanatical, visionary.

ὕμνου χοῦν 3. Bk prac νιν dl

bpeqenks δ. dreamer; Visionary,
enthusiast, fanatic.

Grequgryg a. 8. that shows, that
explains dreams.

Sen ee a. subject to pollution
during sleep.

Geamqupapdoc (ἢ 4. pollution which
happens during sleep.

«ἡ pile ς »«ἷν 5. Ὀ μευ μος μον.
ὕσαυᾳῥιγ, qh νυ} un. to dream, to
fancy, to see things in a dream.

Gpoqeq_s. dreamer.

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Beet fy, σ᾽ σέναν 8. Musician, com-
poser; music; -p2, the Muses.

Gyred penal ὃ. a. singer.

Gerd ynwhwt a. musical; s. musician;
—h, Music.

Grusd-zon sash κοι [9 foots 8. music.

Geren Fg nung bon δ. music-master; chief
of musicians, leader of the band.

Gpurd zap δ. academy of music;
music-school.

Gpwdpwk lt, kgf un. to play music.

Geudpune[3 fer Se music; - ΠΥ
ἴο play -. daplishut , “πρὸ [oss ly scsi —»
vocal, instrumental -.

ὕμωξν, «eg δ. Mouth, muzzle.

Gpwfruhey , wy 5. haft, hilt.

Dip casfiseat Seg. 00 [2 frets s. act of leading
by the mouth. {catechumen.

Gyreapray » by 8. child, little boy, babe;

2 ese fares, 2s Tr car αἴ, ase UN. to cause
one’s self to be instructed in the
mysteries of the faith.

Gigreasferrasy us qreguitl S ᾽ πὺξ va. te
instruct in the mysteries of the faith,
to catechise, to teach the catechism.

Gpurprayne(tfper 5. state of a cate-
chumen. (first-fruits.

Dyusfeayphe ᾿ peuy 8. early fruits,

ὕνωῤνωῖ, ag ὅ. assembly, company,
circle, banquet, table-companions ;
μη, -»—«, to sit down by compa-
nles or groups; ~g, mouth, lip.

Cpufewtpl, kguy un. to eat by com-
panies. [ete).

Ὀσων χω, wy δ. muzzle (for dogs,

Cpufrnwgbm a. thankful, grateful ;
- ,[uk,, to be thankful, grateful.

Dy efeeet arg purne[2 fret δ. thankfulness,
acknowledgment, gratitude.

Grape erg freon a. favoured, that has
received a favour, a kindness, a benefit.

Gp ufrnmgans » uy ἃ. beneficent,
obliging. [grateful.

Gperfanwhepyes a. unthankful, un-

Gps funah mney a. that recompen-
ses, grateful; —,bu4,, to be thankful;
-p,» & thankfulness. [ Gergeryes

Deeass face eas ahirn. ᾿ Inns, Ss. Geese

bpufenwhp 8. act of reminding some
one of benefits received.

Gipeeas fs est sexy ων bre. 8. Deeufsenmenp ὁ

Dpusfeanmgsapen a. obliged ; -- pbukz,
quibble, n_dkp, to be obliged, indebted,
or to owe obligations to some one;
- εἰν νειν ἔν ν hurgueguiiby ques to oblige
a person highly.

bf.

Grae fats eae req eas ων [Ὁ foc $. obligation.

ὕμωξνωνιο nee. ΝᾺ ὕὈσοζμωνιη freon .

ὕσωζνιωεν » gy ἃ. thankful ; s. be-
nefactor, beneficent, obliging.

Gewfenucnp bd E-gey un. to be fa-
voured, to receive benefits.

Gpesfrnusenpae[d ped ΓΝ bounty, bene-
ficence, obligingness.

Upurfeunk dS, Eyf un. to remind some
one of benefits received.

Grwfenfp, wkwg 8. favour, kind-
ness, benefit, service, pleasure ; — ss.
u6,,to oblige, to please, to do an act
of kindness, to deserve well, to favour.

Geek, wy 8. vein; string, filament,
fibre; metallic vein; slender thread;
pulse ; εἴ hey q-us qutks glFbq frtu —f ᾿
to feel the pulse of; guph, (Fight —f,
beating, throbbing ; — ausntmy, Suse,
Ὅν. to breathe a vein, to bleed, to let
blood; gtk, -- ν fig. to sound.

rush εεν μεν ε ἢ, ὃ. vena Cava.

ΠΣ ΧΕΙ ν 9g 8. bleeder; lancet.

ὕω κεν usnne [Ὁ [εν δ. blood-letting,
phlebotomy, bleeding.

Ὀσωζιῥῳ a. veiny, veined.

GpasGeodth. a. in form of a vein.

Gress) ὕγσωφμᾷ a. glorified; delighted.

Gpusd ngs fg OF «sg 8. troop, flock;
assembly, company; a. gathered, as-
sembled; -- -- ad. in several troops, in
company; - (aging, flight ; -- Somp,,
ass laey br assy e flock, herd.

Dyrenhiaspedgefdl, δ εω! vn. to 80 in 8
flock, in company, to associate. [flock.

Diprearchiar fol gel easy —fincdp ae ad.ina

ὕὈσιω κων, any Se herd, flock, cattle ;
— ἅρπην stud ; -- οὖ figs nghanperg, flock

of goats, of sheep; - fengfig, herd of:

swine. (sociable.

Dpusliehawt a. that goes in company,

ὕ γε ἴων fy ess εν ang ὅ. shepherd.

Gpwliwhfg a. of the same flock, or
company. [of children.

ΣΟ f ; Dyreashicegh ,ἅ4:.π| 8. ἃ troop

Gp enlisal, ass oy κω UN. to assemble in
troops, to flock, to go in company.

Uiye ses hase eng be ων + «ἢ ὅ. chief, keeper of
a flock, or herd, shepherd.

ἴσων εἴχαμε hs rr [Ὁ fect s. state of a
person at the head of a troop.

Upenlieekp a. social, loving its own
kind or species.

Diptesnsfies ἡ reg caste be of , negh, ὕσωω ει, Eof
va. to assemble in company, to gather
together, to associate.

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Gpundindfs , -opkt ad. in company,
in several troops. |
Gpteusgeyh a. happier, very happy.
Upwtrayby a. happy, full of felicity.
ὕὈγωδνιω ἦν a. happy, blissful; beati-
6. (fortunate.
Dye sciterecteal, 9 «νη τῇ UN. to be happy,
Uputtuasstians a. happy, blessed.
putunnep a. that gives, announces
felicity.

Gyreieug ne guttel ΑΓ 5 negf va. to beatify.

DGputtrgaeghs a. beatific.

Geass gnegae its s. beatification.

ὕειν bore br 200g, a. happy ; that is
declared happy.

Gpetucknkt, kgs va. to make
happy ; -(/vn. to be happy.

poten 8. Gputinazhg.

Cpuwtwenp 5. Gpwtk fb.

Upustg. σῷ OF sq ὃ. dye, colour, hue;
- - ad. in many colours, variegated.

Gpttg bl, keg va. to colour, to stain.

Grete fis 8. colourist ; colourer.

ὑὕσωΐν ως a. happy; -—E ap ns bles-
sed is the man that. (Fortunate.

Gputth wh δ. ὑὕσωδν sh ; npf. Felicity,

ὕσωΐξ jf a. happy, blessed; -- νειν
to make happy ; - ;f%£,, to be happy.

Uputb df, kgb va. to declare happy,
to felicitate.

Dputhh ae int. happy! $. Ss. Dette.
[F[.%; - (#£, if it please God! would to
Heaven! -- ‘dix ap, happy he who; -
£7! how happy you are! lucky fellow!
fortunate man! - asvensyy --α Ayess pegs re
dip, to deem or consider some one
happy.

Cpt ph 5. ὕσεωνν wh

ὕμιν. [9 μεν s. felicity, happiness,
beatitude; <p s:pfeuSf, fortune, wealth;
<p Shunk, the beatitudes of J. C.;-
er dbp, fep, thy, your, his blessed-
ness, your holiness; Your Grace.

ὑνγωνπεφβ af. happy; blessed; np.
Fortunate.

Gpwstp , lug 8. pl. groin; loins, reins;
hip, haunch, thigh; knees; lap; aaa.
Quhngt -bug, mons Veneris ; pari
—Lusg ’ groin, beyputky Juang Le iid
to be born of, to spring from the loins
οὔ; bub; W et Sor bepa, » to be yet in
the loins of his father; q-tu wok; f
d&puy, to infork, to mount, to ride.

σιγᾷ α. 8. Usk an .

ὕγωκίγ bg: Ὀρευγίνξρν fobwg s. pledge,

caution, guarantee ; μνῥ senkey:

fi

υρβ
“εν... to take in pledge ; to give
caution, to become bail, to answer
for, to become security for.

Dpranzhsesrenps, wy 8. pledge, guarantee,
surety, answerable, responsible; as-
surer, certifier ; — (ἵν ν 407, to be, to
become surety or guarantee; S. b
pozheme np led’.

Gpenghrsopb it, kgfp una.to guaranty,
to bail, to promise, to become answer-
able, to assure.

Gpazheenpa 2 s. guarantee, gage,
bail, assurance, protestation, promise,
surety 5 assay qubth OF abhushfy ,--» ὃ.
Upranz home ny bool

ὑσωαώξω, fukuyp 2. torment, great
pain, trouble; scar, seam ; wound.

Grazer f Or ya. dry, arid, parched;
8. ᾿νε {9 eh.

Drang ess κων. ὃ. tom-tit, tit-mouse.

Vays easg eee εν earl”, seus UN. to dry, to
become dry (speaking of earth or air).

Bpazgaene{t[.% 4. dryness, aridity.

ὑγιεῖ, Lpraasescastasar hy , ong ὃ. bridle,
curb, rein, snaffle ; halter; scatch, bit;
- wphwtk,, to bridle, to put ona halter.

Gpawwasiashas, a. ἃ. that holds the
bridle or the rein, coachman, driver;
conductor, leader. [pany.

ὕμνων» fry OF acy δ. assembly, com-

Gpavcwwke s. buttock, arse, funda-
ment; Saghutb; q-ts, to flog; Sas
paced, casts hing 9 flogging ; Kear prlcastafry

-ba, to be subject to, or afflicted with
hemorrhoids.

ὕνα ων ὥ. Oa prowasese ss 6

bre» Srebs φέρε» 4. time, moment,
hour; ad. when, in what time; -- δε £,
nomatter when; -? w= —-? when? 4-?
δα ,-- Ὁ or χοῦ how long? -- fgk' gh,
please God! οἱ when shall I be! when
will it be that!

Geek ad. sometimes, now and
then, from time to time; --ν £p -- , με
Sandia, once, in days of yore,
in byegone times, of old, of yore,
already, formerly, in time past; —...,—
coe, NOW +++, NOW ---; at times ..-, at
other times ..-; some-times..-, some-
times---; at one time.-., at another;
one while..., onother while ; — assur fas’
-οὐἷν fies, now one thing, now another.

e£e ad. sometimes, from time
to time; never, at no time; -, as -,
# -, never, no, not, for ever; as --
bhhugh, - ng khkogk, he will never

asi

bf?
come; df --ν - of quatwe» do not refuse
him; £ -, ἐν —, — -, from time to

time, now and then, ever and anon; --
acpkp, sometimes.
Grpencd, poo, 8. breast of an animal.
beg. ag ὃ. chant, song, canticle; air;
hymn; recitative; ballad; canto; lan-
guage, voice; — Susmlimnom, canzonet ;
sug mnlnacy, to sing; σ- «ὧ( ἤεωἿ, ἔτ. ἴο sing
or compose a song; to make songs on,
to lampoon; y- wthaufy, to be the
subject of a song; — @4kgbe, bad
song ; Torve cas eg cat grasts -mys musical instru-
ment; — £pqng, the song of songs, the
song of Solomon.
Gppmput, fg α. 8.
singer ; singing.
Gpgapwtbd, δον un. to sing, to
celebrate, to praise.
Gpgsuputtne(F [ch 5. song, canticle,
hymn; praise. (writer.
Gpeegte 8. book of songs; song-
ὕεια ρνείῥμε, 9. song-writing ;
B0ng, praise. [pose songs.
ὕσμωμᾳ ρ δι, &gh va. to make or com-
Uerek 8. Gretglhh-
Gpgehfy 4. that sings together or
with another; -- ,bb£, 5. Ὀσαεζο ῥα.
ὕναιωζοζαῖ, Eguy un. to sing together,
to accompany. [accompaniment.
Bpgsekyne (Feb 8. song in company,
ὕσᾳις οἷν 8. tragic poet; mus. com-
poser. [composer.
Dyrqssyurpeg erp 8 comic writer; mus.
rqupwh 8. singing book; place of
songs ; musical instrument ; — swarm
pustushwh, chemical harmonicon.
Grek Sar 8. Brg bot.
Gpzid, kgf va. to sing; to praise;
to play ; -- (¢nging, to warble, to chirp;
- plupuwe, to play on the lyre. [stress.
breéghy 5. singer, songster, song-
Gpekgry 8. singer; song-writer,
composer ; musician ; chorister.
ὕσᾳξ νη. [Ὁ fed 5. singing.
gfe wput 8. satirist; lampooner.
Deg bs ws pusteushact a. satirical. ia:
Gg hs uputbl, Egf: va. to satirize,
to lampoon. (acrimony.
bypghS wpwtoe[Pf.% 8. Satire, taunt,
Gegld whut a. satiric, pungent.
Geel dub; ghsf va. to bite, to tear,
to jeer, to cavil, to nettle, to irritate.
ἐ ag fod με. ᾿ -ὥνη a. that blames,
that finds fault; mocking, taunting,
scoffing.

ballad-maker,

bit

Leghs uae (ῥεῖν, -Suthp, -Swhaeh
s. laceration; sarcasm; satire, jeering,
taunting.

Deg bt bgacgutk f ᾿ ὑσαίδνε τα ᾿
Ss. Gee hs wth l- °

Gegher, arg Se organ ; «- Supls, ,
to play on -.

Brg fotiasdsar surg 8. Organist.

eths Gere 8. Ὀρᾳ gag:
epzoc(t{.% 8. act of singing; song,
canticle. [roof, house, family.

Gee, σα 8. dormer window, sky-light:

Gepahby a. 8. neighbour.

σηΐ 5. dormer window.

Gpptagquing, bg a. perjured, for-
SWOIN; -- φανεῖ. ,fué,, to perjure one’
8 self, to break an oath, to takea false
oath.

Gp th uagqutigee [Ὁ fed ϑ. perjury.

Gp toeufunp -hep 8. Ὀρημπιιω μῆνα.

Upztiwhfg 5. conspirator, plotter.

0p πε ly ven a. swearer, that swears,
sworn. [ juration , plot.

Upqifiwhge ft s. conspiracy, con-

Opp Figur S. Opp itingqutig.

ὕρηπις ων εἰμ, Gey tiasup fl,
& guy un. to perjure one’s self, to swear,
to utter oaths. [me[Pfeh.

Gp pth με [9 ft 5, ὈνηδἭιῶιω γυῖα.

ρηἥδιωωξ ν 8. a. swearer.

Ὀὕσηδιωπεν 8. forswearer;S. Uurkp.
qncitis. [serts on oath.

Grete, s. the fact which one as-

GpeHib wt, gl un. to swear, to take
an oath.

Ge githhguegutkd, neg va. to make
swear ; — gzécu, to conjure, to adjure,
to exorcise.

Ὀση πιο πε ὗς. 6. exorcist.

pytbbgnegsne(Ff.% 8. exorcism,
adjuration, conjuration.

pz s. oath; a. swearers — wa_
Ὅν εἰν... to swear, to affirm or ratify
by oath.

bpp tincpag 8. Gpgiinagquitg.

Gp tiup anne (2h 8. false oath, perjury.

Gert 8. bpp itie sh.

pling, ung ὃ. Swearer.

Gpetacd, ἀπε un. to swear, to
take an oath; to curse, to detest;
uncon — , to swear falsely , to perjure
one’s self, to take a false oath; -
yuri fen, to swear to one’s self; --
J eannewds ἢ [ζω or ΠΣ ΧΩ ἢ ’ to
swear by one’s God, by all that is
sacred.

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Graneht, E-guy Ss. Up pkacd: ᾿

Ὀσαπειωρη. » mg OF ng &.
ag ᾿ τ

af, gill 8. O8tD, sac --ν
perjury, false oath; — χα»... mm,» to
take an oath; -- aovoaey ᾧτε: ἐν αν αὐ γαἶνε LO ,
to take the oath of fidelity, to swear
fidelity ; wa&, 4--. to take a false oath,
to break an Oaths ssSesersure —» aN
unstable oath, a drunkard’s oath; s#p_
duhky, δρησιωῖ. to unbind, to libe-
rate from an oath, to release from an
engagement.

Geb wh S. ὑὕσεᾷ.

Geka s. three years; a. of three
years; -ν y-» y-» ad. in or during
three years, every three years.

Gyk frees , ete. 8. ὕσωῤξη » ete.

Bek fuyphe 8. ὕσωξωρῇρ"

bts 4. eve, even, evening, after-
noon; the evening star; west; pgiq,
wn. ταν about or towards evening, at
the close of day; y-« ἀφ". towards
evening; to the west; gop’ g-, from
morning till night; gzupdwe opt pw,
the daylight fades, the day wanes, the
day is going down; apyke or bepke
J-t ke gkawhgt, a8 heretofore ; εἶνε
-u £, it grows late; 8. bpe44-

Geb atta, coy herd 9 bk Ges, Egf Un.
to amuse one’s self until the evening,
to pass the whole day, to stay till the
evening; to remain, to pass the day;
- χων πη. to sleep very late.

Grebe. fs evening; ekg --ἶν “- οὖ
ad. towards —; puspf -- Βορά --, good
night.

bek bayeten ’ ἔτη εν case. υ. imp. the
day is going down, the day wanes, it
is getting dusky.

byeékab, be&4ylh a. of the evening;
ρει towards evening.

Gpkhapkuy, Euyg a. of the evening;
westerly; s. evening; y-» ad. from the
evening; the evening; -g da, the
Atlantic Ocean.

bpthaptut a. of the evening; -
μα εἰν} οἱ ΟὟ,» VESPEFs. :

ὕσέξεηρῥ ν fey pug 8. evening ; ad.
towards evening.

GpEhopls a. of the evening; ad. the
evening.

Bek haptiashut , ὕσεινροξ a. of the
evening; western; -- qwpekee, the
Hesperides.

pe face ῥεῖ, 8. bbe pbhac{sfer-

family ,

υῦὺ

bpk§ne% 4. evening; a.-of the even-
ing; ad. the evening, about or towards
evening. 3

bet bolte ° (Ff9 ‘ [Php 8. night’s
lodging 5 -α wnth;, aakneys to take a

night’s lodging; to remain, to pass the
night in some place. ma
bb bopt 8. Gpeédaph- . [dial.

bebe , Mkifg, Grbdbbp a. trien-
Dek zhemeor Ss. Geek aise » etc. :

bpbes ἢ ie ΗΝ 0 weg ὃ. visage, face,
look, countenance, mien, air; forehead;
exterior, surface ; person; eyes, sight ;
body; reputation, honour, respect;
meaning, Bense, explanation; mask;
gem. area, superficies, surface ;
- horhusg s vamp ; dip fu =p “ρων.
roof; -- ke aswenern, Outside and lining;
-gpag» page; —e de Sage, stratum,
layer, bed; a3 -ρ fis bp be by hp Efe, they
were not remarkable or important
personages , ba £7 - ρ Epl[thgkh ass re. 22195
ρων. and thou shait be in their midst
or among them 5 gumw Surdiatuhf Eo
-wg, according to the period and
people 5 g-ep ἥπερ . at the water's
level; upon the face of the deep; q-%
fark “να η ἦν 80 much the worse for
him; to his harm or damage ; Snax,
cry -w Sephwhfy. tO perceive the
odour, bad smell, stink; say g-«
hegpk, qSép . to turn his face towards,
to seek God, to be converted; y-u
Swumuwuh,, guké,, to turn towards, to
80 to; ,,»δ, “τὸ frp wmhy fins, to
turn the mind or attention towards,
to form or conceive an idea ; ~a« ant, ,
to have regard for, to respect; y-«

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phpk;, gz, to manifest, to show, to |

display, to make known, to discover;
to appear, to present one’s self; ,-ν
whhwhf,, tO appear; ων ιν, fb 48.
rey -wq, to fall prone, to prostrate
one’s self; fertrenp Sf, wth ustepy aan 9 to
sulk, to be in ill humour; bywihy s—usy
apaup, to go out of the presence
οἵ; piston foobar ει Sf Mr usteg op » to
see one another, to meet; (Pupshy
“- ἡ ncpnup , to hide or conceal one’s
self, to keep out of sight of some one;
ζισων οἷν, ploy sg, to have the sleep
broken or troubled, to be unable to
sleep More; whh “ὦ εἴπει sug πε να, ,
to honour, to respect a person; f fen_
Ἰωρς gaefefy —mg, to knit one’s brows,
to be melancholy, to frown, to look

brt <

displeased, sullen or vexed; q-u dak,
to make’ wry face8; watbmy q-«
peug, to assume the appearance of
some one, to sustain a part or charac- |
ter, to bear a part; y-«#y, for, on
account of; πη knw, for his sake ;
“ταῦ So .pey. from your father, m
your father’s name} asa fp -- ἡ Soon,
in presence or before the face of God;
ψ-ῶν ἴο one’s face; in the face of; -
—,— mn. —, face to face; man to man;
fud -- wut, 1 entreat you! listen to
me! do me the favour! wa —u» δ᾽ d&pfiz
~«, externally , apparently 5 augue
-op, with the face uncovered; unmas-
ked (man), unveiled (woman); bare-
faced, impudent; frankly, openly ; δύνῃ
alba -ὦ Epgpf, over or throughout
the whole earth; $wg —wg, S. Ueuw
QemenyprnedF- frets ; oS ὗν. ἡ-ὸ ΙΝ ἐν τὰ
S. bey; nprend, -“«ρ. with what an air!
with what audaciousness! φῆι. —ap >
of a handsome countenance.

Ὀσδωκηβρ. gee 8. address, direc-
tion, superscription. |

ὕει ἵν S. ὕὈσιωωειῆν »

Gphauastush S. ὕειν hy»

Ὦὕρ δι εν Ss. Gpbukd-.

Lybuuwenp a. bold, courageous.

Upbubw, fyb un. to offer one’s self;
to appear; to see one another.

ὕειν εἴπ uy , .--ἴξδιωἥ», —dhefr, «-ὔ a. of
thirty years; thirty years old. [units.

_Gpkutweng a. that contains thirty.

Gpbuth wh, Ebf Ae $e thirty.

Dp butch tb ast » -dp ὃ. Dp δ᾽ εἥνεω εξ. .

Dekatk parry. » seg A. thirtieth.

Gpbutfgu ad. thirty times.

Bp ἥνο ἔν ah, —otb ὦ} a. of thirty days.

Gpbunet , wieby a. thirty.

Geb umyuyane [dh S. UP σης [2 Ὁ.

*Gpboupehs s. towel; wrapper. (puty.

phupafeuth, wg 8. vicegerent; de-

ὕσεαρ Ss. Upse. a .

Upér. f& 8. tremour, motion, agita-

ae

tion, vacillation; wavering; a. trem-

bling; -- be. measmut bok, to Wander ἃ
and down, to ramble, to rove, to stroll,
to range; y-b hugs τι Suphwtby, 8.
bek eb. | (my.
bpkpwénef a. much agitated, stor-
Uphputte S. Grér- [to swing.
Gekpkt, &gh va. to move, to agitate,
Crepbht, frgusy un. to tremble, to
move, to shake, to be agitated; to
quake like a simpleton; to wander.
: 2

bfb

Upb path 8. Ucer- | ,

Gpbpact a. trembling; wandering ;
vagrant; ast. erratic. ,

Gpbeuwh, & 5. Saturn (planet); 8.
bpéeayl? ’ Séufy-

pt mlejwlet α΄. imaginary , fan-

tastical; imaginative.

UpkewhuykS, kgf va. to imagine,
to fancy, to dream. {gination.

Gpkewhayon a. fraught with ima-

Dpbcush agen? fed ὃ. imagination,
fancy, whim, idea; quan —, lively ima-
gination. (shadow.

bphewhbpayp 8. pl. phantom, gost;

Upbewhp ad. visibly, openly, mani-
festly. 7 : [show.

Gphkeawhnc (3h 8. imagination; pomp,

Great s. apparition; a.remarkable,
notable; y— Sabkéy» wok, to show, to
make evident, to develop; y- guy»
to be evident; to show one’s self, to
appear.

nd dd 8. Gpbeb pak .

Ube bpwgnjt a. more illustrious,
famous. ;

Gebebpuyke ad. evidently, visibly.

trpk<4;b a. visible, palpable, evident;
celebrated, eminent, signal, illustrious,
heroic, high, serious, great, glorious,

famous, brilliant, important, memora- |

ble, noble, principal, solemn, splendid;
-ι εν... to illustrate, to render il-
lustrious or famous; to manifest; --
jbekz, to signalize or distinguish one’s

self, to acquire undying fame. [ance. |

ὕσξεξρν {9 fet 5. visibility ; appear-
Gekebgncgutkl, neg va. to make
appear, to represent, to show, to make,

to figure; to feign; to produce, to bud, |.

to sprout; — gépbus, to visit.

ὑὕγνδεξιεν fs. weevil.

Gebeft, gu, un. to appear., to
show one’s self, to offer one’s self;
ἕο dawn; to bud; &pkef, it appears;
I think. ae :

Upkegl? , πείδβη 8. appearance,
exterior; vision; air, aspect, face, mien,
sight; colour, semblance, indication,
display; feint, false appearance, illu-
sion; shadow, figure, image; exhibi-
tion, show; phenomenon; -Φ secubf,
phases; <p plnc{#tws, the phenomena
of nature; a. visible, palpable; notable;
ridicule; whimsical, chimerical; ma
πῶ, externally, outwardly, in appear-
ance.

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ὕγρδιεσι [2 ων a. fantastic, ideal.
Gp benc{dutioad, way un. tO appear,
to present itself, to be represented.

Gpbenltfet , Ὀρδιαν ἢ, 8. appari-

tion, manifestation; appearance; re-
presentation. ner :
Upekfa, kph ppunckp 8. priest.
beke, δρία. bebe a three; three
times ; third. |
Gphpunzb wt a. muchagitated, stormy.
ὕνδρω ιν —allr carl ΒΞ. Boxter alls ay «
" Up kpwdlub ay, —ahisk- caste Ὧν. Ὁ] κα δὼ chia ἔν easy «
Upkpwthhed , -wbbpetp ὃ. γα»,
ξεν.
lphput tuba a. of three persons.
Ὀσέρωρῥεν 8. Grkesuphep
ὑὕσδρωρμάξι, -af, —dfb ὃ. trident,
fork with three prongs.
ὑὕσδρη wing bat a. that is worth
three pence; vile, despicable.
Gekeb at ’ —plu ᾽ Egnchg or ack
a. all three. sed.
Upkgiputkut a» very happy, bles-
Gphpleh but a. of three wings.
bypkgltqt a. of three spans. [te.
Gekplegacanb wt a. very unfortuna-
Gpketwtf a. of three prongs; 3
fork, trident. | |
beépehe 5. Upheb wi
Grkehusheik uh a. of three cubits.
γερζωρηδωί, a. of three orders,
or degrees. a
brkptfn a. ad. triple; trebly, three-
fold; s. thrice wived or married (man).
Lpkphinapop “αν αἴ va. to till three
times ; fg. to examine thoroughly.
Dpkg het ‘ bof va. to triple; to make
triple.
Grkefeed. a. triple, tripled. |
Upkegacuf: a. that has three sides or
angles, triangular.
GrkeSanquy but a. of three thousand.
ὑὈὕρερφωρῥερ νῷ GQ. ὅ. three hundred.
brkesupbepkpkh as. every three
hundred. "

UpkeSbpbrat a. trisyllabical.
Grkpsh qnewdt uy a. of three stories.
bpép2qb a. of three branches or forks.
Gp kp elias wy ’ —tautkbub a. ΘΟ"

posed of three parts, tripartite; of

three sorts, triple. (branches.
Upkediawhp a. of three fingers or
Gpkgineg 8. bol. French grass, sain-

foin.

P Grkprnpealth [Fae 8, tuesday; 45, -

ghrove --ἰ wag, εξ δ᾽ --ν - before Easter.

ore

ὕνξραρμωβᾷ a. ad. triple; trebly.
Urkpouypp a. having three edges.
kpupusbwht a. having three por-
ches or vestibules. |

DeLpepphuch » PED a 9. composed
of three holies; praised with the
Trisagion; - ἔσᾳ ᾽ opStac(Fhet, Trisa-
gion. [(river).

ὑὕσδρή “οὐδ, a. of three brooks

Upkpowhkuwt , -fEb a. triple, of
three strings (of pearls ).

Dpk.persauich , fy a. thirteen.

Dp hig «που ston tk any » -εἴδ σε, bhi fog a.
thirteen years.

Dpkpewunsih papa.» a (Ε΄. thirteenth.

Bp k pwr cousteh ple ust » thgntig 8. A.
every thirteen.

Gpkewbpkenck s. trefoil.

Deke fon πρό οἷν αὐ. much glorified,
very holy; glorified with the Trisagion.

Ge big of asf wpb ats a. much to be
wished, very desirable. .

Ὀγδριριωηαρέ wh a, that belongs to
Tripoli, or to the three towns.

Upke.paphuwt a. built or furnished
with three stones. .

Upkpop ku, ’ opk fy a. of three days ;
ad. the third day. -_

Ὀσδιρορῥκ, ομ ἔτ un. to stay ἢ ἴο
remain or sojourn’ in a place three
days. oe |
ὕνξ, bes. σα 5. deer, fawn-coloured
animals; game; venison.

ὕσξη. chyeg α- desert, uncultivated ;
s. sandy plains.

Beth, Epbhhs νέρεξ, shebhs. oe
νεῖν s. ad. yesterday.

Gebgs δρῥσ5:., phgorigs guitg a.
elder, senior; s. eldest brother: priest;
bphgewtg —, pontiff; -- gus, the first
or highest place.

Upbgaenepy a. elder. ~

Bek gk qe 8. ἃ priest’s brother.

Ὀρξυνε μεν 8. Ὀρῥ5". {9} «Ἵ,.

Gr. by 5. Walk, way, gait, depar-
ture, journey; S. Sassisush -

Gra, "πεν pls un. to £0, to
march, to repair, to follow a road; --
ΟΣ ΣΤ 714 aes wll ον Epiph,
to sleep with one’s fathers, to die;
— qhepad(%, to kill one’s self; — ghcfe,
to give one’s self up to, to apply one’s
self; - gSry, to go to fetch water;
to make water; - $4 or Shkenfrme,
to go on foot, to walk; - Shuamf yas
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trudge along; - $&5hua; f 2th, to go
on horseback, to ride; ~ fusnop, to go
or ride in ἃ carriage; — am pSesieges_
fuse, to travel post; -- pngkdney husnep,
bpha(Irnigke. , te go or travel by
rail ; ~ (δι...) ἔ ἤωρμῥα ΥΩ ὦ to
go to the water-closet, to stool, to the
privy; kpltuy (ghd) δὶ ἤσρπενα pep,
he hastens to his ruin ; easyer 2 κω ἑν κ ἐνῷ,
bpieo, f---, this road leads to...;
qh kun, ghif —, to follow ; prusfeumbuy —,»
to flee, to take to flight; pucmppf —,
to be sacked or plundered; 6 gyacfe --,
to finish, to come to an end; μέσηι it
—, to swear, to take oath; γινεχεωαῖξε —
dfr,, to trip, to fall headlong as a
horse ; Ep(t ὔ par, Ep[d pian bl, be-
gone, go away, get you gone, get
away, or off with you, be off; δρῶ
fs cas eg 00804 70 0 [Ὁ Exo als ’ part in peace ! adieu!
"Ὁ εν ’ ξυνὰ πηβενεἴξε, adieu! God be
with you! luck be with youl.

Dr@bekh, ἔφ a. 4. that goes and
comes; going to and fro; turn, walk:
life, conduct; —« ernkesey, wnhb,, to
go to and fro; to go and came; to make
several cruises; — Safa, the ebb and
flow. at Ἂ

Ὀρίθει. κω, Ὀρίεεκηβι 5. Ὁρῶ.
Eckhu ano ey bs εἴ. |

Gp be kbne (δ fed 8. going to and fro.

Bple-ecit 9. walk, step.

Url. byes 8. spine, or part of the
back of animals; —-. ma -, 2- pr.
on the edge, towards, On the side of,
Near; wa. — pt(Fwbhwe, to go, to rank,
to put on the same footing with, to
agree, to be of one mind.

Grhq: & ΟΥ vy 8. band, bandage,
ligature, fillet, string.

Dyefrqesssy se, — ay foley. a. bound.

ὑὕσῥηεω νη bl, kof va. to bind, to tie
with a band.

ὕὈσῥηπειν deypp 8. sandy plains.

Upbhl2 , #4 5. wedge, peg, stake; bolt,
square bolt, iron-pin.

GebRunhad bay, — (Pressey be ccs a. driven
in like a wedge.

Deb le ated, » δε; αι vn. to sink down,
to waste, to be consumed, to grow lean.

Up bhesifinad-b anne [9 fed 8. nephritis.

Ὀγ ἀκ fist Lr, Fhenmy a. nephritic.

Gphhudnckp , diwty δ. reins, kidney ;
bowels, entrails; ΟΣ qua, to
break or sprain one’s back.

vofh

Gebgbuat a. of yesterday ; -- qdappm,
akon, ignorant doctor. |
Upbhach, y-% ad. towards evening.
Uphig., Epifag or garg sf. heifer,
young cow: fig. wife, spouse. -
Gpldanp , wg 8. horse, palfrey; saddle
or riding-horse; — .pufpbh(twg , pad,
ambling nag, stead; 8. Qf, ete. ta
Ὀρῥήωρωμοι δ᾽ 8. horse-breeder.
0 [raf eas goes hy ease a. horse, of a horse,
equestrian. |
Gelederpurnwm a. having many horses.
bekdaptf vna..to ride; to lead, to
guide. (horse.
Ὀυῥήωρπε με, 8. cavalcade, riding-
ppwmwopy, wy ἃ. Young man,
young gentleman; (@& gry -f ghee
Chit δε. Shypayh gopnlt het » if young
folks had experience, and old ones
strength.
Gp fernusnupy ahah ue youthful, jave-
nile, young. :

0 frase acs as ess gr oy ρει, acs ἡ UN to be or
become a young man, to make one’s
self look young again. (circus.
d phn apagwing » ng ὃ. gymnasium,

Gp fenuupyayku ad, youthfully.

Upberuuupynefi fet 8. youth, youth-.

fulness, adolescence; young people,
young folks; jwwenpu --ἰϑ οἷ,» in ear-
hiest youth; be -- whyotk , young men
willbe young men.
. Gppornuapgacsh sf. ‘young woman,
girl, maiden, lass. . |
Gele a, 8. ad. third; three; thirdly.
Urky ear ¥erg cs S. Bebgu ‘
elqugnayh a. more ancient, ancient,
elder, eldest, senior ; first, principal.
Gpfgufenetp a. group of priests.
Upbyahwt a. presbyterian.
Gekgehwine Qh 4. preslyterianism.
Grbguhbr sf. priest’s wife; priestess.
rhgeakbg a. companion of a senior
or of a priest.
Gehgutp 8. pl. the priests.
σῴζοι 00g bx ose ν ag δ. archpriest.
[ifrqusgse geste ’ ong: va. to make
senior, to raise, to advance.
Gelbgncltfer 5. antiquity, seniority,
full age; priesthood. '
ὕσῥαηπεῖ, gh 8. camomile.
, Ἰησῥαπεφζ, sf. priestess.
Upkgecthe 8. Ὀρῥσωνβ-
Upbge ad. three times, trebly ; very,
much; — «sab. very hateful, very
odious ; -- kwh bh, very happy, thrice

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happy, blessed; -- «%qus/, three times.
Bebemp 8. Ὀρβήωρο,.

ὕρῥερδι δ: βερβερε.

Ue. σῷ 5. work, labour; endeavour;
pain, trouble, toil; —s spl wik, , to
strive hard, to make an effort to, to
tire one’s self; to endeavour, to try.

Gpheapiiwh, wg a. believing in two
natures in Jesus Christ: having two
dwelling-places. |

Be hang franck a. that looks through
two apertures; — qgusumpeke, the cyes.

Ὀσζωςφν», a led a. of two kinds Ὶ
double.

Ὀρζουῖδ, of 8. ΤΟΙ; Iron weapon,
sword, razor, nail; -- ζει, soft,
malleable iron; — gfhepushpd, red-
short iron, hot-short iron, red shear
OF Sear iron; — hasryneustiaw gh wy, AlVaniz-
ed iron ; - fr ἷεω Sas ° forged, tilted,
bar, or malleable iron; — Sayhkpeshet,
specular, oligist iron, iron Ore ; — Spa.
ek. pyrophoric iron; -- sayporssh food
[2 ἵνα.» plate, white iron, tinned iron
plate, tin, tin plate; <g. irons, chains,
fetters, gyves; — Stamp, old iron; fa.
wenpe —oy, grape shot; asus τῶι. tag;
eae = » smith, blacksmith;
ayn mbes —mf, tO bind or mount with
ITON; purqdinfenghuny τον Sharp; -ὖ gmp,
ITON age ; kasmbhy g— δῆ. asnprurrh [ἦν L
to beat the iron while it is hot.

Co her δε sd he furnished with iron ᾽
fastened with iron, nailed.

Uphuldughp α. 4. written with a
style or large needle, capital ; capital
letter.

Gehuald ugngs ; oy 8. blacksmith,
forger; S. γι [ϑ νη μναῖ. [οὗ iron.

ὑὕσζωίδιυηρμδῥ ; d busy 4. instrument

Gphus(Fuprant a. ferruginous.

Ὀσζωίδωξωμ a. chained, bound with
iron; -- wn%6,, to enchain, to put in
chains or fetters.

, Ὀσάεω[δ είν. 8. basalt.

Gelealtwhaen. a. made or furnighed
with iron; — gwcpq S. Gphuwltorgh-

Gp healt haptic, Ὀρᾷω [9 whuke
8. iron mine.

Gp heslP Suen, mug δ. MINET; <p OF
Ξ ells orn cas yp 8. De held wh skp -

ὕρζευ 9 eas ory caso a. bound, furnished
with iron. (chained. -

Gehult ay fiug. a. closed with iron;

᾿ Gphualtunfppocg 8. scoria, cinders,
slag.

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νέωεηξι, bekelth a. of iron; -
gepdhe, tool, instrument of iron.
heol[Faegh δ. railway, railroad,
line; -- σεν pflk wt , tramway, American
railway; cqudzey —, atmospheric, or
pneumatic railway ; ὁῥευῥε [ἣν -, the
Northern railway or line ; αἴρω —qh suse,
to go or travel by rail; geghidlneg
welltughep, dkgdphltughyp —nyery,
by express; by goods train; φωΐη 9
τρέχε δ. railway station or — -terminus;
pad , sg 200 gx ave 00s {) ἐτα. ἡ [᾽ —nmegtry, railway-
share; S-adisup> —vegeny, Pailway-guide
or —-tables ; snmduml —negery, railway
ticket; καρ 9 Δα! ῇ “τανε εἰπῇ. railway
carriage, Waggon, Car; σεηξεπμιεζν.
bplthe bk, eed —qhwe, run, trip, ex-
eursion on @ railway; wphwdp —ne_
qe» railway accident; negqghs -ac.
4.5... railway guard, guard; brakeman;
qeptadep -- τα εν public servant on
a railway, railroad clerk; nuSw4apq
-eagesy, railway guard, watchman,
warder ; line-keeper 3 fb pusabunes
-ecqery, Yailway inspector; S. Yssress_
"Tr Lebgaggs Sodinnl, Gogthung-
Phafewath oS, ff un. to cooperate.

Ὀρζωξονεᾷ a. that consists of two.

sets; two, double.
behwd fr 4. chem. body composed of
two substances.
Geheg, ag 8. binary, two; -- Fn
or {ῥ, six, (three times two are six).
ρει νη ων, - ἰδ νγση a+ amphi-
lous, that lives on land and in water.
ὑρέως a. ad, two, double, binary;
twice, doubly.
Debug ft a. bigamist (man).
phahpuwk s. twice two and a half,
(five ).
beherkgbe. a. that measures two op-
posite things; s. mech. beam, lever of
an engine; -- gpudiesuw, lever for
COMME; -- Prfrupfifs, compensating
balance. _
; ὑρ αν ζ την ν ~hagdwhf a. having two
sides; two sided, reciprocal.
“ὦ ων πεν 8. diameter.
Ὀρξους οἷρρ s. chem. amphibole, horn-
blende, tremolite.
Uphoexf. a. two footed, biped.
had s. two yoars, duration of two
years; 5. Gbps usd [or measures.
Ὀρζωι πυκνά a. that has two times
Lehumdl-wy a. biennial; 5. byrhbukeet-
Uphurimuts a. bipartite.

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Gehuhuuft 8. a. bigamist.
Up handdiewtine [9 fed ὃ. bigamy.
Geshe, & a. long, extended; far;
agp dp —, rather long. . ‘
Gehuyjtupusgqaek S. De heupter th nh - ,

phaughuput a. prolix, too diffusive,
too long, long-tongued.

ὕζευ νι path, δον un. to be prolix
in discourse, to make long tiresome
speeches. |

Cphuptuputiac[tfee 4. prolixity ,
tiresome length in a discourse. .

Ge leestagajue ad. too long..

Gehegtuagha, ghquy a. too long or
extended, gigantic.

Grhayludtom a. having along jaw,
long-jawed. |

Gphajumhhwwg a. that lives long; --
εἰν, puh qng. to outlive, to survive.

— Dahuyptuhk garde fed 8, longevity.
Dyed rasp ΣΌΣ ΣΙ: a. of too long or
extraordinary 8 size, tall. .

GehayjiwSép a.long-haired.

Behe jiasagl 5. ΠΣ Σ en « ‘

Ὀσξι νι ζη να, bgp va. to prolong,
to extend. ,

Deduejiundink a. long-handed.

ὕμιν. a. long, extended; pa-
rallelogram, oblong.

Grhuayjhandpg.a. Very long, elongated;
that lasts long; far. :

Gp heute Apeg a. furnished with long
branches. .

Ὀφιρδι υἤννν, εἴν. a. patient, that
suffers patiently, that perseveres; --
εἶνε, 8. Gy heajteunlink S- |

ὕω νει! ’ kof un. to be patient,
to suffer patiently, to persevere.

ὕειν εἴν (Pf 3. longsuffering,
patience.
᾿ς Dphsejiadopnen a. longbearded.
ὑὕὈσφιυ νιν 8. Grhugifeds

Uphuyt wt fun a. extended, great.

Gp husjteussesf a. very long. :

Ὁ hesjinssunpre(F fe 4. length; longi-
metry. [fuse.
DebaytuywmneS a prolix, too dif-
Uphuyjimnpate a. long-legged, long-

- shanks.

Ὀσζευ οι aniergeen δ᾽ a. much extended.
j ἔμεν, lessens a. long-tailed.
Ὀρά εν ἥν κυ στα. ἡ κείν dS 8. Ὀράμωΐνξ dl
phnjlnenenp 8. long lite, long days;
~pu Of -py a. long lived ; —peu phvk, ὃ.
Gehusopk wv .
Ὀγξ μα ρβί a. long-nosed.

bik

Dp haytipushae [Ὁ fick 8 .
ὥὭσε {Ὁ ft.

Ὀσζιευ δοῖεν, E-af va. to lengthen, to
extend, to stretch, to draw, to draw
out; to prolong 3 — gaswu ΟΥ̓ gupnciw, to
stride, tS straddle. — ἘΣ

Ὀσζιυ νοῦ ὐὐπωΐοιωζ δα ’ —-hb ask a. that
lives or lasts long; of a long while or

8. ee

Gphujnpt, Equy un. to extend or
stretch one’s self; to be prolonged.

Ophaytahinn [Ffrd ‘8. longsuffering,
patience. ὅτ τὸ 5

Bphuyjtnpy 4. mech. lengthening
piece; adjutage, tube or pipe for
waterworks. Ἂ

ὕσάωδοσε [9 fh 5. length; court; longi-
tude; depth; geog. longitude; —weneyg ,
4Liw,» long days; length of days, long
life, longevity; prices essy ως peg. ~ gh
anju,to skirt, to run along the river;
“--- of the length of; to the...”

Gphujhopkuy lip vn. to live long.

Grhayyp sf. bigamist: two men. _

ἡ οἷν, eg 8. mill; mill-stone; grind-
stone; — fq, mill-stone turned by an
ass; qé ph —, upper mill-stone ; Lh ppha
-, lower mill-stone ; 5. bphestanperp .

Gp hut gusy s. miller.

Ὀρξωδεωρωμ (q&a , expe dei) 8. mill-
stone; mill-stone quarry; a. of mill-
stone; — Susmusinet, bedstone, bed
mill-stone, lower mill-stone ; -- yssais_
4%, runner, upper mill-stone, top
mill-stone. :

Uphutweng εξ ρέων 8. winding-
machine or engine, whim-engine. .

Gphsife a. of two wheels; 5. cabrio-
let, one-horse chaise; two-wheel-
carriage, cab, hack-cab. |

Gehetnd a. binominous, having
two names.

ὑγρά με sry or ’ — sey 001900 ἔν c0ry a. parasitic.

Gphunkp a. hermaphroditic. i

Geduuke , sbpeg a. that loves work,
laborius, diligent. |

Cehwubple dS , etc. ἢ. Ughrncsers este fare be S's

Dp heifesteg OF estrh , pg a. dissyllabic.

Gehudenk ὃ. Uphiranfinush «

Byhaawnk wash a. of two kinds > ag
8. chem. amphid salts.

Gphambl, kgf va, to divide into two
kinds, to divide. -

Dphasenne [Ὁ μεν 8. division into two
parts ; -- geewiey , dichotomy. ;

ὑὕγάωρ σῷ a. long, extended, ample;

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br
prolix: slow, tardy; s. length; -, pig
- ad. long, ἃ long while; at length. ᾿
_teknrmeslt etc. §. Uphujropet,
etc. ᾿ ; :
ὑὕγζωριν δια 8. Ὄρ( μογϑω b ag

Uphapadghkt, kgp va. to lengthen,
to prolong, to drag, to delay; to draw
back; to continue. -

Gphapudgni{(i {ch 3. elongation,
prolonging; duration, length, prolon-
gation; act of going back.: =.

Gphupwdfg a. long, extended, that
lasts a long time, durable. (diffuse.

Bap heap um anni a. long, prolix,
phapunke α. long; that lasts long,
durable. = a
Gphapumbenc (Als. duration, length.
νἤκωρνεσε τ A. long, extended; re-
moved, distant. —

Uphupkl, kyf va. to lengthen, to
prolong, to stretch; to extend; to sus-
pend; to delay, to temporize.

ὕσξωροε (Ὁ [εν ᾿ Gehan ὃ. length,
elongation, extent,:reach; prolixity.

Behweng, Uphwenph wh, Uphocephe
8. Gphecaphwh, Grehaenpp- - .

ὕσίζωε πεσε , np, Ἐ- πες σῷ ad, of, or
for two days. : \

Brhupwitsber , ng a. 8. both, each,
every. ᾿ τι

Gefeuy, a. doubtful, uncertain, un-
determined, perpléxed ; y—« ,pth,, to
doubt, to have doubts; to seruple, to
demur; y-v swphath, , to call into
question; js—-« wn%k,, to bring into
suspicion, to make suspicious.

Gedpey open ad, uncertainly, doubt-
fully. :

ὑὕσάρι ζω, a. suspicious, doubt-
ful, problematic, uncertain.

Grebe tial ὃ. Gh pep

Gebenputg 8. Gphpuyn lB fed.

ἄμε fod, guy un. to doubt, to
suspect, to hesitate, to mistrust.

ὕσίρο πε et δι doubt, hesitation ,
perplexity, irresolution; suspicion;
incertitude, ambiguity.

Grheuwt , fg α΄. amphibological,
double, ambiguous; double-dealing,
double-tongued.

Oph ptiacls fer ὃ. amphibology, am-
biguous discourse, ambiguity.

ὑσζαιγί a.s. binomial ; -- Ὅλ εὐ νΐῥν
Newton’s binomial theorem.
Bphpuryhsshat a. binomial.
Gebeuppun. a. 8. diphthong.

ots

6G a. that opens on two sides
ordoubly, double; — ganz, folding-
door :- febgkdap(?, bivalve. —

Debpk poke, —ubrsnh , - a. that bas
two apertures; two edged, double-
biting, two-bladed.. . .

brsesye a. born or produced doubly,
double ; having two -qualities.

Ὀνέφενῥ» Fem. Ὀράπεσείν a. bicipital;
two-headed; double-headed. ἫΝ

brhetght, kguy un. to assemble in
two troops or regiments.

beheogeceny 8. phys. bi-concave,
double concave. ae

Geteeyt.a. of two colours. ..

bpd puctash a..of two sorts, diverse.

Gphgfulk nt , -gfdp a. of two faces;
of two sorts, diverse; deceitful, coun-
terfeit ; doubtful, equivocal, ambi-
guous, amphibological.

Ὀνᾷη ῥεῖα [9 fae s.equivocation; dissi-
mulation, duplicity, falsehood. |

Beha ped: ask 9 βοὴ ἃ. didrachm, two
drachms or pence.

bp§baf a. binary.

Ὀράζων a. of two years; biennial ;
¢ lasting two years. “"

ὑνέξᾳ, etc. 85. Ὀγνάεη, ete.

Debkqaeh 4. fear; τω aphutky,, to
terrify, to frighten.

bynes a. frightful. 7

Ups le, Lkify a. of two years,
two years old; shphbdbipy be fp fon
teap6, from two years old and under.

μίκαξως ’ Ophh phat a. twice
three, six.

Uphkpbep» ng a. two hundred.

pe b-gneguctl sd, negh vt. to intimi-
date, to frighten, to terrify, to cast
down; to startle.

Oph beat, Ὄρᾳεε ων 2 με“, s. doubt,
suspicion, fear. [sheets.

ὑρεθε 2, a. of two leaves or

GphPbebut a. of two wings.

Orkid Panel s. deutoxide.

bebe s. fork, prong; table-fork ;
~qywbubacop, trigger, brake with
spring.

Ὀνάβν» Geb» Uphbig» kufg 5. heaven ;
heavens, the sky, the firmament; pa-
radise, dwelling of the blessed; air,
ether; δρυΐ, εράβνω, to ascend up
Into heaven; Jeph liu εν εἶξε εν Torery, 0
raise to the skies; fassmynemvuwk -- ν the
blue ky hulp Epkkbg» the arch or
vault o heaven ; 4nep ’ ἑν ράνβη ᾿

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bl

the bolts of heaven; guwnth kplufg,
the wrath of heaven; -ρ δε. bp.
ἄῤγᾳ heaven and earth; - ρὶ wpguip <p>
heavens! good heavens! phi), sqmpaqs
ΡΣ ἢ , «αὐεὔδ εἴ δ' —, clear, serene,
cloudless, cloudy sky; 4p&é% -, the
Empyrean. ἐπ

Deh hpi δ, a- of two columns (page ).

Urkbr. Spf s. earth, globe ; ground,
land, territory, soil, district, depart-
ment, jurisdiction; land, country,
province, region, climate; the world;
the earth ; J- οἷν νειν ἐνἥμωρς 4. to
prostrate one’s self ; -- δυνη εν, birth-
place; Η δὲ ἤσπρ δι ἐν, (φῥω(ϑιν..) ν to
Strike dead on the spot; ,-- cam, in
a foreign land; (FLauye - SCA can ges
din, the ground shook beneath our
feet; --ἰ —-! land! land! -- mehmbsusg»
the Holy Land.

Grhbp a. second; ad, secondly, in the
second place.

ΟΝ ag ane 4. αἱ, br of, ong sassy. fo un. to wor-
ship, to adore; to prostrate one’s self;
~ danny, to idolize, to adore idols. .

Grbbge ad. twice; - asleageal, two
times.

Uphbeq: f» bes. fear, timidity ; ter-
ror, apprehension, fright, dread; doubt,
distrust; m0 —f, for fear of; ,ω-- οὖν,
Shusp fit ΓΑ 9 a-b Laphwtfy » to
fear, to apprehend, to be much afraid;
— uphutky yng, to frigthen, to startle,
to strike with terror; (νοζαν οἷν —, ἃ
panic; - dis5ae eas Taly ese. fb {bpuy bf, the
terror of death is fallen upon me; &p_
hk wit kyhfeq πδ΄, they were sore ἃ»
fraid.

Dphbequpkl 8. ὕξωμει.

Ὀγμεηη [ἦν a. frightful, dreadful,
terrible ; timid.

Grhbequyb &, it is to be feared.

ὕράξεηγ δι» -ἰδα a. timorous, timid,
astonished, fearful. (with fear.

Gphbeqefownt ad. mixed with fear,

Gphbeqed , wy a. timorous , con-
scientious, scrupulous, pious, religious.

Oph fequd netfee 8. fear of God,
piety, religion, conscience; —(#basdp ,
religiously, conscientiously.

Behfequdkd op a. pious, timorous.

Geégqee a. deceitful, ambiguous,
equivocal; 5. Gegeu-

Uplgacstbay a. of two moons; -
wince, duration of two moons, two
months.

bit

Gp bfrou S. Gelgkgqre-

Begs δ᾽ pupa ὃ. bisulphate.

Gphsed_ a. enclosed or placed be-
tween two seas. z

ὕρζω μι fs. mar. brig. +

Deh hettuaedpeh S. Corb h fe.

Beh husignet a. of two cubits.

Uphhipayk wh, --αὧΨἐΐν a. of two kinds
or shapes. ο΄ τον
: Dyk hb peyne (Bhd 8. chem. dimorphism.

σάν a. bigamist. 3

᾿ Uphhunc (fcr 8. bigamy. _
ὑγηηρυίθιυρῃ 4. phys. bi-convex,
double convex. -

UphSequpkah a. two thousandth,
that contains twice a thousand. |

GphSamnn a. in two volumes.

Uphdagt s. diphthong: discordant.

- Gphaf a. two horsed; s. carriage,
equipage.

I ~Afeg ᾿ «χὴν a. forked;
cleft; separated in two, of two bran-
ches; 8. Gp4dawtf. ee

Gp liee bn , --ἴω ἵν as having two
points or fingers, forked; 8. Ge4dushh ;
Eph hiamisf ΟΣ yay 8. ἢ αν froin

ὑσῴ αι, b 8. billion, one million
millions. saver st ea

ΣΧ ΩΣ Sinmg A. irresolute , per-
aie | ee distrustful, suspi-
cious, doubtiul; —, πὶ ,fbb, S.
me 2 ) Ja pbbby brs.

‘ ὑγρά fink Sf, b-gfs; Eo E-gusy un.
to be irresolute, to suspect, to distrust,
to waver, to demur; = fp 4useuung, to
be unbeliever. |

Oph link-gaeguibled, ’ negh va. to make
doubt or waver.

Gphsivne (2h 8. irresolution, vacilla-
ἀπ doubt, distrust. |

νά, hush , Bpehat . ἤδη 8. PAN

work, labour in Πα bict : Dane
labour, trouble, fatigue; Aphackp
Stbgashetf, throes; ykphacks εἰν,»
JE pte Suphatify + πεῖν, kphusng y oye
nly ἐμήν, to be in labour, in the
pangs of child-birth, to labour.
Ὀσήδν μεῖνε [9 fret 8. uranology.

ὑὕσῴνωρμπκρ a. sky-high, much ele-
vated.
— Gp fimptind a, that dwells in heaven,
inhabitant of heaven, celestial. |

Gpfiuusgkn 8. astronomer.

Gphia ging a. that hastens, presses
on towards heaven. ~ [blues

Gehewerje a. blue, sky-blue, dark

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Gpfitiegns a. that cries to heaven.
Gphtwgnetion a. composed of a
celestial troop; divine assembly.
Uplouqnclu, gine 8. celestial
globe, sphere, orb.
Gpftusgp hut a. uranographic; --
φυρδῥ; — machine.
Up hig po {Fed δ' uranography. —
Bplian[enfs a. that flies, rughes to
heaven.
UphinwFunishe a. possessing hea-
ven, heir of heaven. “"
Lpfirerryu a. full of heavenly light,
celestial, divine. Mn
Up fiufens ΟΥ̓ fraps ἃ. contemplating,
meditating on divine matters.
Gp luwfunedp Ss. Dr fitrecsg πε πωρ a
“Gyhtusdanhy a. blooming divine-
ly, or by the power of God, celestial,
divine. ἮΝ
byfiehee Mien. a. adorning the sky.
Gphiurhulie 8. arch of heaven,
vault, roof. νι
ὑρξνωζωπηα a. founded in heaven,
celestial.
Ὀρηδιω δ, ν -hktguwq a. Whose con-
duct is heavenly, that lives like an
angel. πὶ
ρον ξρα 8. Ὀσίδωος ὗν ἔσαν αὶ
Gphianhpot 8. Gphtarhbingegs
ὑ σάνε ς οὐ εν ἡ a. looking to heaven.
Gp Gireh ctleg & exe , —4 utter οἷν a. resem-
bling heaven, celestial, divine.
Lpftansutgka 8. Gphtalkoeg -
GphiaSuttMwp a. fall of heavenly or
divine wisdom.
LyfisSue a. reaching heaven, very
high, very elevated.
GphiusSuwp a. struck by heaven.
ὑὕσίῴνωξσμ . φπεγῦῳ 2. celestial 88-
sembly; S. ὑσάνωηπειπωρ
ὑνΐνως τω a. flowed or come from
heaven, celestial.
Geli εξ ε. S. ὑὕσάίιως κἧνε τῇ.
Uphiwdpp a. given by heaven, ce-
lestial, divine.
Gpftwxts α. that walks in heaven;
celestial.
Gp Ginedpifoy 8. sky, firmament.
ρων a. celestial; ethereal ;
~ fiupdfiig, celestial bodies, planets,
ete.; — μωρἤνεζ ῥεῖν» » the wrath of
heaven.
ὑὈγάνωζονρς 8. Gotu dhe-
Ge biwsunp a. reaching heaven.
Dp ficee sea ῥ πιὸ [Ὁ fed 8. uranometry.

bru

Lpfisec a. that goes, that leads to
heaven, celestial. |
Up hircmyseinfl a. that makes a circuit
or a course in heaven.
Up fiw mpopey ke S. bphiudhe -
ὑνζνν εξ) S. Ὀσζάνως wayle usrg «
Up Geass κι νων a. that flows, that falls
from heaven abundantly.
Uphiwnme a. sent from heaven.
Uphewwyy a. that rushes to heaven,
ejaculatory. (heaven.
Ophemwuw lad a. that has created
ὑνζνι νιν χ 8. ὑσίνω ς πο.
9° Boca cae Es 67 200 0g a. that has flowed or
fallen from heaven, celestial.
bphiwmacpe 8. bpehtacthp-
ὑνᾷνωνγ 5 wofernuhp δ. astronomi-
cal chart.
Define a. celestial, divine; Δι ΡΝ
&,—-. our heavenly father.
tsihagcamieuck a. 8. inhabitant of
eaven. [stone.
Urgimpa s. aerolite, bolid, falling
Uphttw, bah va. to be in labour, to
bring forth a child: to suffer; to be
pained or grieved; to think, to con-
template, to ponder aver; to elaborate.
behtptld-usg 5. ὕγχζάνευ ζει, e
Upbiecgt a. having branches very
gh orreaching to heaven. _
ἔνε σον y— ad. from heaven, from
on high. |
Deheshel ’ GE us , bE un. to fear, to
be afraid of, to dread, to apprehend,
to be frightened, to tremble; to distrust;
# tphishe , don’t be afraid, never fear.
Uphisnn , eve. 8. Urhsam, etc.
Dphiephs ad. like heaven.
ὑὕνέγωμιων[2. or (2 s. monday.
ὑγρά πων, a. ὁ. two-footed, biped.
Deh rranaarascacte , fy a. twelve ; — jae
ef, the 12th. of June, the twelfth
instant. [12mo.
ὕρᾷ νων μον δ᾽ ως, a 8. duodecimo,
ΣΝ ’ - hls οἵ, Py dbifg a.
of twelve years, twelve years old.
ave asses casts caste focsors δ. om. dodeca-
hedral. τ as
i ee A ἐν ε΄, g. dodecagon.
Gpheren anusssste ἐν url e LE Gf 4. dozen.
PA » oy Oe twelfth.
ραν ἷν δ, phat, -bbpkhi, bane
a. all the twelve. οὐ με
Uphemmuwtefges ad. twelve times.
“οἷν se $008 off a. bipedal.
Orhaphoh s. mark of abbreviation

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Gra
or clision (“); 6. 8. .»΄ {μιν purqenp 5
Qal.” ᾿νε ast cess »

Geer : bphacp , ἔσει, hoes a. two;
pair; ad. second; besides, moreover.

Gehacataad, "Οἷα. 8. Bb phacsstusd: etc.

Gpgacte 8. Grgs.

ὑὕχάσνεχιωμεν δ. . -ὯΩΡ 5. monday ; gl rn
-, 8Shrove- —3 weg, εἶδ —, — before
Easter. [twins.

GphecopwS[% a. that brings forth

Dyphaenpusheths Ae dual ; double.

Geheenpk ok . δία,» Ὀράπειπρβ,.
σεν ches ρέων a. thet brings forth,
that has twins; couple, pair; 8. twin;
<g. testicles.

Beha guwtkt S. Dphkgaeg ath. e

Dehagk at, -οἴ». ἄ ἡ. πεν or “πες
a. 8. both. (animous, cowardly.

Gphsen, wg a. timid, fearful, pusill-

Byrbgsaiunfli Equy un. to feel intimida-
ted, to get frightened. |

Dedsamnc[P fet 8. timidity, pusillani-
mity, cowardice.

Dyrhuqeere ssl a. divided, discordant.

Ve lequn uh ἔν : Egl: va. to divide, to
disunite, to set at variance.

Deel anq ess sesh ol ’ bguy un. to be divided,
disunited, discordant.

ὑὕσξωμωπ ων νε [Ὁ μεν 8. disagreement,
variance, discord, dissension, division,
disunion, quarrel.

ὑὕσάζαμονα ἦι ce oS Ὀμάωρω καῖ δ of -

ὑὕσᾷωμανεβᾷ, «ἤϊε» ἢ a. ad. double ;
doubly.

DyhuyunhbS, kgf va.to double.

Dphupamnhacl{i fh ὅ. duplicity, state
of that which is double or doubled.

Gehugbsa, eng ὃ. AUUDVIF.

Beha nae{epeh 8. duumvirate.

Gp hauypepusine(3 [rt s. dilemma.

ὕσζωιη ’ ph a. two edged.

haw be - ~poust a. amphiscian.

Bebdkpuaghae a. that has two cloaks.

ὕσζων νειν a. having two masters.

Gphenng a. 8. two lines 7 ronslece tng »
distich.

Cphpurpust , by δ. geologist.

Uphpuaputhahut a. geological.

ὑὕσάρσεμιωῖιν {2 [εν ΓΝ geology . ᾿

ὕσίσεν μεωχίμεω lysate α. geodetical. ;

Ὀσάσωμιγίνε θεν 4. geodesia ,
geodesy. [world, or of the earth,

php apt a. inhabitant of the

Uehpupregis a. that is produced,
that springs from the earth.
ὑσέσωνη [ων [Ὁ βεῖι δ. ὡς

bru

Gelpagiwg a. that walks on the
earth.
Gehpwenns ; ag A. δι agriculturist ;
planter, husbandman, labourer.
Geb pugapd bl, Eafe va. to till, to
cultivate, to plough. |
BelpugqapSne{2 fut ὃ. agriculture,
tillage, culture. globe.
Gphpwgntin ‘ ΠΥ ΧΟ 8. terrestrial
Belpegle ’ —gpaclt fet S. U lis cas 04 eas
the: -gprlt fen.
Gpbpuybp a. that fills the world.
Gpehpwsd fit, -Sbb uy, -Stowcng. a. pro-
duced by the earth, terrestrial.
Ὀσέσωδπειῥ a. that torments, or agi-
tates the world; tormented or agi-
tated on the earth.
Beh russ hynny » ete. δ. UD, ύνευ (14 ζω» ete.
Bphpates a. terrestrial.
ph pushb wg) - 4k bygwy a. that liveson
earth, terrestrial, worldly.
Uphpwhofs a. that treads, walks on
earth; terrestrial.
Bpbp haps wit 8. Uigfempsuckyp
Delp fkafadP ζεῖ, 8. ast. apogee.
Gehpw hile e ete. S. ἘΣ ete.
Ὀράσω δ. 8. ph untruntia’d «
Ὀρήρωνερα, -σε([ herr 8. ast. peri-
geum, perigee.
Uphpuyfis 8. terrestrial; worldly.
Geb puattiafu urd δ. pk anteastr faceted «
Behpupupd- S. Pb ,εἼνκοξευζ ες .
ὑὕ σάρκα,» bg OF wy 8. Zeometrician.
hpusunpwlwh a. geometrical; 2,
geometry.
Gehpensusnprre [9 fod 8. geometry.
phyresssua op ΕἾ, ad, geometrically.
7 Mp2 «αὐ κα κεν ars ἔν ease fb pesphre. 8. sepul-
chre, tomb. [ing.
Ὀσέριωωμωρεωρ a. manuring, fertiliz-
ge Wye eae ay eas pa fr cal a. that surrounds
the earth (sea).
Gehry fe a. worldly-minded.
phpeute a. mundane, worldly ;
patriot. (terrestrial.
Gphpenutincng a, maintained on earth,
Behpauyg, a. rooted in the earth.
Brhpwumk yd a. that has created the
world; created of earth, terrestrial.
php a. spread in the world
or throughout the world; stretched
on earth. |
Gphpeeng 8. Ὀρήρμβν.
Dobguwengne [Ὁ fet 8. worldly vanities.
Beheepaps by a. worldly ; 8. oe
Depp anys ὃ cages carnal-minded, lustful.

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bry

Ὀγίσαριωρ)πε[ prt 8. worldliness ;
sensuality.

bebplfiagg 8. earth-worm.

Grhpops, wg a. second; secondary,
accessory ; ad. secondly, in the second
place; — op&tp, Deuteronomy; -p:
bigamists; -- wget, once again, once
more, a second time. [cessorily.

ὑὕσέρσπρηιυμιωρ αα. secondarily, ac-

Gehpopewhat a. secondary, acces-
sory, subaltern.

Gebpapgtl: kgh va- to say again, to
repeat, to reiterate; to fepeat often,
to resume; — Salimnomfe, to recapi-
tulate; -- ᾧ ἄδειαν tO pass again.

Ὀγσίσπρησε (9, fot ’ Ὀρέίρσρῃ πε", ὃ. T@-
petition, resumption, reiteration; -
opfiuy, Deuteronomy.

Ὀσέσηρησπενι 8. list, roll.

Geheenge lt 8. Gphhy qepwtbdl:

Ὀγέσωαμσημπε., ang A. ὃ. worshipper.

Ὀσάσαμω τε 24“, 8. adoration, wor-
ship; prostration ; -- g«ny, idolatry; -
Sinmencgqutk,, to Worship.

ὑνάσει. Grebe ak: τα bebt 5. bes.
ΟΣ 7 by aay cas ὦ ἡ foal _

Ure fighkd, Egh va. to divide in
two, to cleave.

bebe 8. bre- [days.

Ὀρζοίθ(ν weoepp 8. space between two

Gebelt hr S. Geb bolts unk δ.

brhopkuy a. of two days; in two
days.

Gpdaa S. Bada

beret, ’ E-gf va. to fan; S. Lauked.

Gprk wh δ. ὑὕσωνρ . :

Lpipeah s Jers, Ptah » f 8. bot. thistle
(eryngium); ὄρ βνισί muh, bol. gen-
tian; S. a

ἐξ. 8. Sausage.

ἌΘΩΝ flock of cotton.

Ὀγηεῖιρ s. wild beasts.

Ὀρβωνβᾷ. bhury a. happy, blessed,
prosperous, fortunate, lucky; -- εῥ δι»
to be happy.

Ὀρβιωνίμωμε ad. happily. .

ὑρβωνζ ρα α. οὗ ἃ happy family.

bppwthuhpot a. happy, blessed, holy,
pious, angelical. [to be fortunate.
ὑυβων χω, ἐσ ὦ, un. to prosper,

Ὀγβυκοίμεωε Κων a. very happy, blessed,
full of felicity.

GpPutrhunpon a. very happy, superb,
magnificent.

Up Patil [2 frt 8. happiness, fortune,
prosperity, beatitude, felicity.

bon

ber s. cariosity , cancer, rotten-
ness, mouldiness.

Grpwgsep da. much agitated, stormy.

berth a. ad. triple; trebly.

bpepb wk a. ternary, three; s. trey.
ὑὕνρσρα. wy a. 4. ad. third; third
part; thirdly.

Bepragrg sash atte a. ternary.

Greer bl, bof va. to treble ἢ to
triple, to repeat three times.

Cppapgne [3 [ζεῖ ὃ. Trinity ; triplicity.

Uppepk ὦ 8. Gaopkays Upkpophuy-

bebe. fs ἐῥ πεῖ,ρ, pipgs. colour, hue,
dye; fashion, form.

lpfe Eph a. speckled, variegated,
diversified with colours; s. diversity
of colours; ad. in several colours or
manners; — Sosa ps ty ων fo 4 eas ocr esslofoy to
shine with many colours; -- 4pubpop,
of a thousand colours, party-coloured.

bpptegég a. having good colours.

Upfiwgey a. of many colours,
variegated.

bepeutb el a. dyed of many colours.

Urfepuy a. having a shining
colour.

Ge fth pete 8. Gpiptiungnjr

« Or & conj. and; also, likewise; --
soo, — eee, both..., and; —-«s, neither,
NO, nor; #3 dit — ns dheuh, neither;
neither one nor the other; — Epfnu
emeae —Skrp , both young and old;
- xt ad. et cetera, and 80 on; — ash
qh) — μα gf, the More 80; -ἰωγη» DOW,
then; -£/# ad. only, solely; - bes
coy. ad. also, more, over, still, more-
over, likewise ; -- gh, — pasha, since,

ecause,

ὑεῖ, 8. ον.

Dey δ. μεη-

Denqurg nent 8. phys. aelopile.

Gew conj. also, still, more; -- eesre cere ley
ad. the more 80; — pw χ-- » more and
More, instantly.

tpomehet 8. Huropean.

Be pomweg ft » gesy Q. 8. Kuropean.

¢» “ν᾿ 8. cooking, dressing; ,-
πρίων... to cook.

bes, kof va. to cook, to dress, te
do; -f 4, to bake ; - fb or μεθα css lyf 5
to fry ; -f Ay cones hy 220 73 e224 fs . to broil.

ὑῤενε or GLDE 5. ossifrage.

Usb: , υῴσε 8. cook.

boy. bg. Ὀπῳ, “ὦ 8. cooked meat ;
cooling draught, decoction.

bparg s. fusion of bronze.

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Dpact S. b¢; - fl; νον μονὴ ἐρεῖν φερε αν,
4en,, annealing of metals or glass.

Cpoeu 8. ephod.

lipfik fu s. remora.

Gehinaw 5. sea-hedgehog, sea-urchin.

DofPahisutualbuy , —tews a, seventy
years old.

DofFuteuruth sh, Εἴσω 8. seventy. *

Goftwtiunth hp, -Lifis a. seventy;
ad. seventy times.

Goft utustbdp a. seventy years old.

Bolt uthuuel papa. s tg A, seventy ;
- hbpukk , Septuagesima Sunday.

bold astiawanet , ulifg a. seventy ; =p 9
the Septuagint.

Dolduthphut , πρίν, GolFikpk wh,
LE pit, bk “πεῖνα δ. a. all the seven.

bol2t, (tur, (Pht, (Puthp , [Pushy a.
Seven; — νης κα, -- times, many times.

GolAtrusgyne fu, —qylufa. seven-headed.

GofFia(Pfpe a. septenary, that con-
sists of seven numbers or letters.

GolPnayrye a. that has seven lights.

Gofdiuwdfi a. that has engendered
seven times. (times.

Goltiuhf a. ad. septenary; sevon

GolP rah nq dls use a. 8. heptagon.

YofFiuyf a. s. heptachord.

Go[PiusXpusg a. of seven candles or
lights (chandelier).

GofP bulk wy, -dhwh a. septennial,
seven years old.

GolFinduk ay. of seven months.

GofPhutbh ped a. §. heptagon.

Bolt iwhiry,S. BolPtussynyes °

GolPiufuwskuwh u. of seven branchs
(chandelier). .

BoP teres as μές ἡ ἐν ass a. having seven
branchs or columns; of seven stars.

VolPbusumby 8. Gol trufurs kurt -

bolFiuap plu , —plup, -ph 8. Gold
Luayrye [seven; week.

BolF uk ash 9 δίνη a. 8. septenary,

bof@rh4ft ad. seven times.

Golttb ὗν a. seven years old.

PoGibpk uh, Eng a. 8. septenary ;
week. [week ; seventhly.

Bolstbpnpg., θῇ ((. Se ad. seventh;

Goftut pap, kt, kgb va. to repeat
seven times.

Goltik am uut Ξ asst a. seventeen.

Boltik phat, —pht 8. Gold uth pk wh.

GrolF tS aes eg ες lr ων ζ ’ -σξωΐν α. οἵ seven
thousand years.

QolF ore νειν εν κω ll wy — sere a. of se-
venteen years.

909

Beltincmutkpapg, wg &. Seven-
teenth. [times as many.

BofA trayusmnply a. ad. sevenfold, seven

Qo fF trang cas pres eng be east a. having seven
walls.

GolPhop bry , σξῥη a. of seven days.

Ὁ. (za) qe 4. the sixth letter of the
alphabet and the fourth of the conso-
nants; 4. Κ. Six; sixth.

It is sometimes changed for, or con-
founded with the letter «: qgéum ,
“4. ἔπνει Ὁ uponk,, q.poykys ; πὰ ed ager

- art, that marks the accusative :
apply qed » to love God; ors ἔτισεν.
bby qupkgwlt, to see the sun; comb,
q5ug, to eat bread. This article is
sometimes understood, for example:
(instea
often repeated: opp Iie ῥρῴρεν qhe_
pathy quisduthy χε. (instead of quar
changes its place: bummed thdia ghpu
qbacykoy (usually χα bps Gouykuy )-

~ It marks the narrative or sixth
case, on, Of, for: Epltuy qnuhecy, to go
and fetch gold, or in order to bring
gold; amapky ofery, tO send in order
to bring water ; frouky qinfiusul , to speak
of him.

- It marks the eighth case, round,
about, on, above: «αν OL Me qterrefuse. to
put on him; asd by qengnd s to pass
above the flame, to singe ; ahgnequikky
quillitpacdpp , tO surpass, to sur-
mount, to excel more than all.

- augmentative letter: ¢pgat,,
“πηι δ.) δηδιυΐδι. “Κηδιΐ, ; ΠΣ 203 _
thy. quitguhky

wabp » qeuy OF phy a. ugly, deform-
ed, slovenly; dirty, filthy, indecent,
impure, lewd, obscene.

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of “ἰμιυη πη "5 “αὐὐπε) -- It is’

901,

θυ impact a. obscene in words or
language.

QD sas grerpreste be of, Eafs un. to discourse
obscenity, to hold filthy language.

Qcgpuputar[Ifeh $, Coarse eEXpres-
sions or language, obscene words.

θιωησωμξ puis Qe unchaste, lascivious,
obscene in words.

Qurqpagaps, wy a. unchaste, lasci-
vious, obscene; luxurious, dissolute.

Q wqpwgnps bd, ᾿ δοί va. to be lewd,
dissolute.

Qwqpegnpsa (ἢ s. lewdness, turpi-
tude in actions.

Qsqeugk Sa. nasty-looking, ugly.

ϑωφρωίζθηρώβ α. nasty, ugly, impure.

Resgpenyh , εἴ 8. Qeoghe -

Qugqpuynep a. that wounds chaste
ears, obscene.

9.ὡηριυξμοω Ss. Q csr gr canpecssie«

θωωηρωξπαν » ete. S. pusprp sh νον » ete.

Q cssg gr ss dary a. having a bad voice;
of perverse doctrine.

wget, sasgeng UN. tO loathe, to
nauseate ; 5. Uqerb yuan.

Drege usual δ. D erg prasad «

ΠΣ cor bras, —alsuwh, —enkufy a. nasty-
looking, ugly, deformed, unpleasant
to the sight.

θησαν σε ἡ εὐἿν bl, , neg va. to dish-
gure, to make ugly or dirty, to soil.

Q ccs ge ford ° 3. θ.»ηρ εν ων.

Quwqpamf 1 mL ors ἔν ων α. dirty,
ugly, impure; s. idol.

θιυησπε [9 [εν 4. ugliness, filth, act of
growing ugly; deformity, uncleanness;
impurity, dirtiness, nastiness, foulness,
lewdness.

9.52 a. small, mean. |

Quhutbd, kgf va. to look, to cast
eyes on some thing.

Qwhwinfrl, Eguy yn. to be extremely
fond, to become excessively affection-
ate, to love with too much passion,
to bend one’s whole soul to; to get
furious; -f νη f qpv uate » to give
one’s self up to gambling, to pernicious
amusement; -- φόδων ghyupoekuanpy.
to be devotedly tond of the fine arts.

θωζφωνηξι, a. dreadful, ghastly,
frightful.

YD Ss uttg bt 5. Ὀρχ ρα.

Oe Lesh est fel, 4 ear pnaasy ON. to dread,
to fear much; 8. Us-

Qwhndpil’, keqesy un. to be suitable.

Qughip wnknS un. to grow weak.

οὐ, 41

Qurq fp mg ae% a.inconstant, unstable,
not solid, slippery.

Q aggre te S. 4. ἡ κ« 22, .

Qudpph sf. mare.

Qedsby, τρίτη. exh, mg OF ng δ.
basket ; ~ dp , a-, full; - 45. μεν ενε αν
qapoay , mungsy, φιαν» clothes- -, work-
-,- of fruit, bread--.

Quwyg-ny ad. till to-morrow, to-morrow
morning.

θα ρων fe a. passionate, desperate,
furious, turbulent; grievous ; —. qs
ἀ αὐ. ΔΟΓΌΡΕΙΥ, turbulently, angrily.

μος og Ta br 0g reg cso br of” ᾿ “εξ va. to
anger, to rouse the wrath or ire, to
incense, to provoke, to exasperate, to
drive to extremities.

Quypughfdt, bhguy vn. to be angry,
to fire up, to feel wroth, to become
incensed. ~

gpughaclt pet 8. θα ρου.

onypeattsces ly coyosy UN. tO ZrOW ANgry,
tobe enraged, to put one’s self ina
passion, to fly into a passion, to bluster,
to be angry, vexed, exasperated, to
lose patience, to fret, to be mad, to
inveigh.

Qujpwhkp s. increase, irritation.

wpugh wa, a.irritated, vexed, angry,
fretful; furious, outrageous, mad.

Quypuyhuun . wg a. hasty, passionate,
fiery, wrathful.

Qeypeyne(Fph, —gachp, grit δ.
anger, indignation ; passion.

Qeasyprese corey cert be of » tof va. to irritate,
to put in a passion, to enrage, to anger,
to make angry, to fret, to vex, to
nettle, to affront, to provoke.

ϑω να 4. flight, gust of passion,
anger, Wrath, spite, vexation, indigna-
fon, fury, rage, revolt; n-—, in des-
pite of.

Qeypacke ath, —mege 8. Qeypryld-

Quiaqes, fy a. diverse, different,
Various, distinct.

9 ων γυνως 8. Qutuqutte, —ne[t fen.

Quine qucteluy a. variegated.

whew gartek of, ἕο va. to distinguish,
to diversify, to discern, to vary.
θωωλω qeactefecl’, ἔφ un. to signalize
one’s self (by), to excel, to surpass.
Qatrarqutin(Ffrt, -- Ἴνα δ, 8. distine-
hon; difference diversity, variety.

Q atone (2 S. Cite spen -

Yuwiwh 2. piece, bit.

Yet 4. ast. dragon’s tail,

J θυ

9. ,,ἡνη ash, wy 8. bell; clock bell; hand
bell, small bell hung on the neck of
cattle; -- byhpepuhwt , electric chimes;
- preung, bell-glass; -- fvt(F£ gh, lamp-
glass, glass-globe, glass-shade; χε,
ghe% -f, stroke of ἃ bell; dacyhs -w9,
bell-founder 3 sa<.0% -f, bell-rope, bell-
pull; -— φιωρ εν ,ν to ring the bell; -- -
af cas cals βίο δ πο. to toll for the dead ;
Sisk fin πρ ng ozs ess cas ps uss cg fo , the bells were
ringing for church. [ofa bell.

Qusthg wshusgets a. ad. at the ringing

QD sastineg crt scr cern bry 8. bol. bell-flower.

0 sng εξ, ως a.s. bdellringer, ringer.

Q cattery sr yer db ε. a. bell-fashioned, bell
shaped.

Ὁ ἡ αι εὐ ὃ. pl. the bells.

Q che ἔς μονα ἢ, §. steeple, bell-tower,
belfry ; 4jwuk, ῥ᾽ ~, to go up on the -.

Ὁ ρα ces be oD, Egf: vn. to adorn with
little horse-bells.

Quwrguahhh s. little bell, hand-boll;
bot. hare-bell, blue-bell.

9 asteeg estab el, gh. ye ; E-gf: va.
to knead, to bake; to adhero; to mix
mortar; to mix; -- fegqad. to butter.

Qwighy 5. uvula, epiglottis; chem.
receiver.

Ὁ ἵνα frurustired ἢ. Qrsey inkl.

Q wig pinatp 9. fear, dread, apprehen-
sion, fright, dismay.

Ywthafott, bgp un. to fear, to be
afraid of, to dread; to doubt.

9 she funk gue gulf, “εὖ va.to make
afraid, to frighten, to terrify, to dismay.

Y using frase [FF ; re ἢ, S. taste {νον csp «

9 wig fneg a. timid, fearful, afraid.

Yutignews, ay 8. dough, leaven;
mole; mass, mixture; amalgam.

Q stignewe ph s. particle.

θωνηξά., ghag 8. a. follower of
Zoroaster; manichean; — «aquig, ma-
nicheism.

QD rasta fosyze ge soos S. Q siefeney ad. ;

Qustfuzeteut, usguy un. to hide one’s
self, to steal away, to retire; to be
ignorant of.

Qattfuyuep S. Q atupasare[d ft e ;

Q sest fuses g rey este ἕν of, acs va. to hide,
to conceal.

9, πε (F-pr% s. State οὗ ἃ thing
hidden, secret, concealment, hiding.

Qustfunecy a. hidden, secret; ad. se-
cretly, clandestinely, by stealth, incog-
nito, without being known; s. hiding-

OU.
place, lurking-place; - ῥ Ῥέμρω umypeky,
to creep, toslip, to steal stealthily.

9 unk Ss. 9 seg»

Quttheusyuith, wy δ. Stocking, hose.

9 wth fh 8. uvula.

Quty s. passage, transition; -- wnkky,
to pass, to omit, to skip, to leave, to
neglect, to fail; -- ;4u4,,to be wanting,
to fail; — wctne,, to flee, to run away.

Q rutng cate εἶ", quirghs un. to pass ; to
surpass, to surmount, to excel; to go
beyond, to exceed; to escape, to leap;
to be wanting, to fail; S. Wrgebbs; —
pS eases cas ly cs. ‘ Sh pae(Fh undhp » to grow old;
—gqupudp, quilneuters (Fj, to be unfaith-
ful to the husband’s or marriage bed.

Y whgqunne my a. negligent, careless;
indolent, sluggish.

9 wtnywnne(Ffeh 5s. Omission, negli-
gence, carelessness. ΄

9. ἵνι, πε ἢ, S. Op fisagqitigae(P [με .

Quthgnegutbl, neylr va. to pass, to
surpass; to go beyond; to cause to
fail or be wanting, to make tosin; ws
gnegqutk, —,to excel, to exceed.

“αν 5 εν 5)1-- ) sang 8. blind, sightless,
eyeless.

9 wnwd whl OT SfS, δῥ ' D serra 109 8 eas
bpt, or δῥιῖ, Suz una. to avert, to scat-
ter, to distract; to render useless; to
mislead, to deceive; to pervert; f
wnfuncr funpSacpau -—, to have the spleen
or blue-devils; .pesfanu fen —, to give
a loose to one’s passions ; φωΐϊοζενεῖξε —,
to come to one’s self again, to recover
one’s self.

Q sarees & usp ' reseed reife 8. wander-
ing, error, bad conduct, perversion,
perversity.

Q ses ruts roc α. averted, scattered.

9... κι ἐμ εἴν wg A. decrepit, broken down,
crazy. [or extremely old.

9... πὶ μνεἴπων με΄, ess gery UN. to be decrepit

ΠΣ ΣΝ Derr unll “Ὁ ὃ. 9 awl,

9 nln [9 fret ὃ. decrepitude, de-
crepit age.

wnuaigubp 8, delirium, raving,
frenzy, dotage, madness, fanaticism,
rage. (changed, past.

Qeunutgkey a. delirious, fanatic ;

Qunuwtgh!, kg vn. to go astray;
to dote, to rave, to muse.

Qurnutign {tpt 8. Qurmutrguiip +

Qusnutiga sata kof”, nels va. to turn
aside, to mislead, to deceive; to make
to rave. ,

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Qunmfurne a. precedent ; first,
chief ; before, present.

Q wn esfure_nprtli fet δ. proposal; 4uy
~—(#& ut, show-bread. [sence of.

Qusrncufk we, Sop ad. before, in pre-

ΠΣ ΧΩ S. θω κι, ,Γ.

θιπ ϑ Ὁ a. first, chief, principal;
—t or -wt ad. first, at first, at first
sight; originally.

Que. fp (Funfs, fp a. inclining, that
bends, that goes stooping; s. slope,
declivity, brow, side of a hill.

Qusnf 4. arsenic; *tinsel; -- fay
droge, realgar, red arsenic, orpi-
ment; — νωἤ εἶν, orpiment.

Q usm fsck s. arsenite. [senical.

Q un folyushsts , —heuyfr a. arsenic, ar-

9 wa fhm 8. arsenate. [6 (Purp -

D ccrre fb hag. Q wa. f TA Ld I Ss. Y om.

Quin βάσει 5. arseniuret.

9 corre. f 54buan α. flat, level.

ων finns ὃ. orpiment.

D ccs. fb dang ’ by s. down-hill ’
slope, declivity, descent, brow, hill;
a. sloping, inclining, down-hill.

Dun f dip. fs. steepness, acclivity,
up-hill, ascent, steep mountain; hil-
oe rising ground; a. steep, hilly, up-

ill.

Quin. f ἡεσωξ s. knoll, little hill,
ascent or acclivity.

Quninwen fen, f 8. satin; brocade.

QD exo nagpussy ΠΡΟΣ ὃ. trailing gown,
tail coat.

Q um a. isolated, separate ; ad. apart,
aside; pr. except; - ᾧ -, different,
various ; ad. diversely. (disjoined.

Q unushwt a. disjunctive; separate,

Yunus, uguy un. to be separated,
disjoined.

cco εν (εὐ ἔν el, ΓΟ ὦ ᾿ 9...» κ᾽, ποῦ va.
to separate, to divide, to distract, to
scatter, to disjoin, to detach, to dry
up, to disunite, to take to pieces, to
disentangle, to pick.

Q cas ere sete feil, ΚΣ Q seo Γ un. to sepa-
rate; to retire.

Qwfl, wb 4. Kaster; -- Zpkpy, the
Passover; gusnt quo, paschal lamb;
fuld-neifa sqeas ons lyf »—- ΟΥ̓́Θ.

Q corer by sas scr y fol 9. bot. Kaster-daisy.

Q cer ass fy ras οἷν a. paschal; pugnechky, 4«-
δινηπρήε [Ὁ fot » to receive the Sac-
rament at Kaster.

GD ose owe ly 2s1g eas ge ses (9- » me δ. holy-week,
Passion-week.

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Qeubadt, quuwuy vn. to part, to| arose and arrayed herself in all her

retire. (distinction.

Q ascot [Ὁ [εἴν ; 9 "νι. ΤΏ, s. separation,

Qacrnmegestelr ol", negls va. to separate;
to divide; to distinguish, to discern:
to consecrate, to offer.

Quemeegh uw, a. insulated, separate:
offered: excommunicated; s. offering:
excommunication ; -ρν suburb, farm.

QuemnegneM 5. insulation.

Qasams fil’, ase ἔτ assy 8. 9... υέονε α΄.

Qupedisep a. violent; dense, thick ;
s. impetuosity; density.
᾿ θωρᾳαήνεν, agay un. to grow, to
merease, to improve, to profit; -- ῥ.
Gaumal(Phude Ee Susmmhese, tO in-
crease in wisdom and stature.

Quy whe s. bombast, pompous non-
sense.

Qupgugacw 5. profit, progress.

apr κεν ἢ rv e_sy tse ἐς el, neg va. to in-
crease, to promote.

θώρηκα, a. adult, of age.

Yopy, neg 8. Ornament, finery, em-
bellishment, preparation, furniture,
clothes, fringe, decoration; dress ,
toilette; attire; — or <p bphupfyg, the
stars ; Te LT ἢ ΄- ag sats εἶ asl fe - “ὦ τ Ἴνα [Ὁ
to adorn one’s self; f ψεῖ, be fp -- dusnfy,
to arm one’s self, to fly to arms.

θϑωρησηδη a. embellished, adorned,
beautified.

Qupgeghp 8. ornamentor, ornamen-
tist: ornamental letter.

θωρηωη pact? [rt ὃ. Ornamenting,
ornamentation. .

Qeappmfrow a. who speaks with po-
liteness or embellishments; bragger.

Qu pqehbs a. uniform in ornaments.

en Pon ; QD spa why 8. ornament.

wppmubn a. that Joves ornaments,
that decks him or herself; dandy,
coxcomb, coquettish.

Qeapyswufipne{tfet 5. love of dress;
affectation in dress; coquettishness,
coquetry.

Aepeup » Rupqupuie 5. Que »
ἢ... χε rwhp.

θωρφωρε, Egf: vas to adorn, to
deck, to embellish, to fashion, to en-
Nich, to furnish, to decorate; to enliven,
to enamel, to trim, to polish, to set off,
to stuff ; — ggyecf-%, to dress or tire the
head ; -ff un. to adorn or bedeck
one’s self ἢ “ώρ sate. | Led ΩΣ Do ΓΟ ΣΝ
ἅπι. βερπή δ eyes yeep τε. hushusty » She

woman’s attire ; - Εν εν ρ as foo ces abizage_
gh, to deck one’s self in borrowed
feathers.

θωμηιω δ πε σι δ, Γ 5. ϑωρρωρε . °

npawpps 5. decorator ; a. adorning.
Qunpawuly
upgupaiwds , πῇ δ. ornament.

Qupauyned a. ornamented , polish-
ed, spruce, smart. [rich.

ϑωρηων να. Splendid, magnificent,

ΡΣ sf easy y bal! ff una. to adorn
pompously; to be richly embellished,
to be splendid.

Qupykp, keep 8. pl. ornaments.

wpals . Oe ΩΣ a. recent, new ; Ss.
al; -« ad. at present, presently,
now.

ϑωρί ft ὃ. Que [Fao

ϑωρίδμιε a. awakened after a
debauch, drowsy, heavy; lurk. ἀἴπως οἴπε [»-

Qiup(Fimhewt ὃ. YylP osha

Q wp [Fouad S. elt utd.

9 ap[FunwT, (Ph uy un. to awake, to
rise; to be sensible οὖ; — puwhhupd ῥ
ly» - Cugnums to wake up with a
start; to start out of one’s sleep.

Qupldneita 4. awaking, waking; 6
qual? Sist Susplutefy pluky, , to wake
up, to sit up; f quopi (diffe ad, wakefully.

Qupldnen 8. 1}, {8 εἴν.

Quip lt negqutbd, πεηξΐ va. to awake,
to raise; to move, to incite, to rea-
nimate, to sharpen, to revive; --
“ἴω δ᾽ (f poy ) » to startle out of
one’s sleep; — quge πες τανε. to open
one’s eyes; to comprehend, to become
aware of ; -- quwfunpd-wl, to make one’s
mouth water; ὃ. Upenptuh -

*Oupldnegpk s. time of awaking,
alarm-clock or watch, alarum.

Qeup[Facgls 8. δ. 9 wpldneghh ; a.
awakening, who awakens or arouses;
who excites or animates.

D up [d-negaeith s. the awaking.

Qian (tsb 8. Quap[Fuat.

Yuphk, wy δ. impulse, motive: pulse,
basilic vein ; mus. time; — gasqhf, pul-
sation, beating of the pulse; ὃ. ὕψοωζ»
Vw hoews.

Duh ttek lS, Lh va. to beat down, to
beat, strike, to knock, to thump; - κα δ «-.
up, to beat down, to throw on the
ground, to strike down; - 425 ῬἹῬ

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qupdnd. to strike one’s head against
the wall; - apy uly p » to breed worms
(in the members).

QD ese ly esete fol, ἤν! un. to hit, to strike ;
- “1 ubfs S. ΩΣ — Veen f ft th ’
te collide, to strike against a rock.

Quphaeuds , Quphate 5. percussion,
striking, friction, knock, shock, con-
flict, blow.

Quphacygwtbhd 8. Quphwikdl-

Quupsnepug fina. astonishing ; fright-
ful, horrible.

θωρξπε μενεῖ, a. dreadful; timid.

QspSnepushp s. pl. horror, terror,
fright, fear, agony, trouble; ῥ᾽ guspSau_
puting elykpy, because of fear in the
night.

Quupfacpksh a. hideous ἢ dreadful ,
formidable; horrible, execrable.

Qupsacpkd, Eafe ’ Qupfocpkgnegas
Ὧι, negh va. to astonish, to frighten,
to intimidate, to afflict, to terrify, to
shake, to scare, to fright away.

Qupsnepk yogis S. Qeuspsorph yb °

Quapsacpful, E-yuy un. to be frighten-
ed, terrified, to dread, to be much
afraid, to tremble, to be alarmed; to
be confounded.

Daphne pacts S. Qusphnepushp } εἴν,
fb , eae S. Q aphaep pd 2." «ἔν...
S. “νῷ πα. ἔτ gaegulky .

Qupt, fg 5. family, house, blood,
race, stock, line; nation.

Qupdiviumghy a. charming, very
fine, gentecl.

Q ses ετωΐο so grb , sag a. charming,
admirable; wonder-working; <p, s.
miracles, wonders, prodigies. '

Deas pre ccrtr cas gg ped bool, Egh va. to do
admirably ; to perform miracles or
wonders. ;

QD ccs pref δε og. ore [ foots 8. wonderful
action; miracle.

Qiu pdistng bd, δοΡ va. to write ad-
mirably, or wonders.

9... fists ast ’ quik wy Q. in several
admirable ways, very admirable ,
wonderful, surprising, excellent.

9. ρεἴπωΐν εν quitine [Ὁ [, 8. variety or
admirable beauty, magnificence.

θρήνων, a. admirable, astonish-
ing, surprising, miraculous, wonder-
ful, bewitching, incredible, extraordi-
nary, excellent; τρ s. wonder; miracle ;
admiration ; <p wahmy gap, to be
astonished.

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Qunlthuhe pes a. admirably made,
magnificent, charming.

Q casgr fics car 5 pr ean y -αρδς, α. wonder-
ful, surprising.

9 erge heartened , aabeyessy vn. to admire, to
wonder, to be astonished; to be en-
raptured.

Ὁ ων εἴπωΐνμνε. εν 8. QD cas pe αι, εν fs ©

Qapdichae Sh af. charming, admira-
ble, excellent. :

Q ὡρεπωῖιρ S. Q exo ps al iss y κε Π,} wonder,
miracle ; 8. Dap lS 4“ feasts sayy 08g “ὦ
“ὦ “ἔν, ΟΥ̓ hashes [ » ere. “τ geese to be
astonished or amazed, to be struck
with admiration, to wonder, to marvel;
fb “-ω “ὦ ὃ δ» ἄρίθ εξ,» huggables to
astonish, to amaze; f -ω νυ, Εν. to
strike with amazement; apupuft — baw
pst qbu dpis.-., what was my surprise
when. ies [peasy sass “εἰν 00 fate ὃ they
were all amazed ; “ΚΣ — fg&%, what is
there astonishing in that? -- δ», it is
wonderful, strange, surprising; “ἔν
fus -, asus bu -, there is nothing

-wonderful in that; no wonder, no

marvel.

Qusphiry hee a. Of admiration; --
tush (7), ἃ note of -- (!).

Quapdivgn δὲν 5. admiration, astonish-
ment, surprise; enchantment, stupe-
faction, stupor; ecstasy; wonder; ᾧ
“ἴω Lut bhk;,, to be wrapped in
wonder; /- - ἡ. to be in raptures;
- kon νων 1 was struck with wonder,
I was surprised; χω αὔωνενε. Pesurhunl --
Me& ryt, Isaac wondered exceeding-
ly; ag caer Dias og e014 oor Ex or E sey pleas - dirs, I
wondered with great admiration.

Q a piliagnegustele Sl, ᾿ og va. to asto-
nish, to surprise, to be seized with
admiration. (ing.

O μεμα πε σαί a. surprising, astonish-

Qupmnegkgniegutle S ’ neg va. to
mislead, to lead astray, to turn, to
take a person out of his way.

Q easprerneqh a. misled, led astray:
anomalous, heteroclitical ; — givmy, οἷν.
(Pastry, uthestp, S. Q γανοε bl ἡ) -- ἦα,
Ὅς. to seduce, to pervert.

Q spraneny fl , δὼ! un. to be led
astray, to lose one’s way, to deviate,
to turn aside; to lose one’s self.

Qupmacyr ἢ, s. going astray, wan-
dering, deviation, digression; ast.
anomaly ; -- s#sekqug, aberration:

Q.upoy, ᾧ 8. bot. Sermander.

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Duce mh » wg ὅ. child, ΒΟΉ, blood,
infant; descendants, descent, genera-
tion, posterity. [forth children.

θα. ssh eng ngs δ kf, bof: va. to bring

θωενζ οὐδε ῥεῖν s. act of propa-
gating, generation, production. |dren.

Qurcssheowlp a. that loves his chil-

Quek, fg 8. joke, jest; farce.

Q case > eas κων δεν Ss. Yasser shh prg-ne.

Que rants S. ope

Qappwt 3. saffron; 8. Pagal.

θ μην ἤ οἷν a. occupied, busy.

ϑ μη 4. intrigue, affair, traffic;
οροαραίίοη; evagation, distraction ;
motion ; care-

Qawqunkp a. intriguing, that meddles
with many intrigues; fond of play or
trifles (child ).

Qpmyh SL, kgf Qpugh gneguibl’, nigh
va. to intrigue ; to occupy, to amuse; to
distract, to busy.

Qarserg foal’ ᾿ b-g=, ’ Q peasqtine sl ’ ΓΖ) Un.
to be οὐκ τὰ ar busy, employed in
doing something; to intrigue, to be
embarrassed, to meddle; to be distrac-
ted or agitated.

Qewghaet , Qpwqnmn a. very occupied,
busy, engaged.

“σε ῥι», Q preg πα. $. Occupa-
tion; distraction.

Ὁ. ee οὔ" 0 δαρεβδαῇ 4 Qpousustefel 1 Δ," S.
Ypovtaeu; to take some relaxation,
to unbend one’s mind.

Yocuwte 4. diversion, relaxation,
refreshment,recreation, pastime, sport,
amusement, toy; occupation, distrac-
tion, care; pleasure; trouble, agitation,
flutter of spirit; water, torrent, the
ebb and flow; — daa, waves, fluc-
tuation, storm; -- gong , Watering places,
well watered pleasure - grounds or gar-
dens,lake scenery; ~guptutg, irrigated
uplands; —4adewy, pleasant valleys;
~ guy, proud or laughty glance.

Ypowwukp a. that loves amusement or
pleasures. (or pleasure.

Qroumufipa{a} 8. love of diversions

οὐ ων ἡ τας ἡ εἶεν ἐν αἴ, Ynoukgugubkd §,
Apowee.g masts al’
tad, qpous un. to divert one’s
self, to make merry, to relax one’s
self, to unbend one’s mind, to take
some diversion, to recreate one’s self;
to play, to amuse one’s self ; to refresh
one’s self; — (Smug yurqoldu), to be
dissipated, to get heedless.

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Θμοιινε ites. diversion, sport, pastime.

Ὁ μοι. ἡ εὐ, ἐν, Γ, negfs va. to divert, to
recreate, to make joyful, to relax.

Qpoukgneghs . Dpouncghh. Qpounrghis
a. entertaining, amusing, diverting.

μων ad. sensibly; sensually ;
materially ; openly.

θα a. sensible, perceptible, pal-

able; <p, the senses; intellectual
aculties; pig πω mybacy, to abandon
one’s self to passions; — ad. really,
truly.

Qa ud ful, Susy, Q esd tenet ; S uy Un.
to be infected ; to fly into a passion:
to clothe, or to dress one’s self.

Dawn 5. infection ; sensibility :
act of dressing.

Dgusl, gf una. to feel, to be sensible
of, to hear, to have a glimpse of, to
learn, to know; to scent; —_susncPas gay,
to foresce ; usted fri, -,- ἐν jury ᾿ ol awe sas ἡ °
to come to one’s senses, to recover
one’s wits. [ly.

Ὁ ἐμ μι ad. sensibly ; intellectual-

Qeuwzughp a. that has lost all sen-
sation or sentiment, insensible.

Qeuyuhwt a. sensitive; sensible ;
sensual; discreet, vigilant; <g, the
sensible things; the beasts, brutes ; the
senses.

9 guy ssh wine (Ff 5. sensuality ; sen-
sation ; sensibility. [te.

Qe uy whbg pbubl vn. to compassiona-

ee ad. sensibly.

Dg uyjwukp a. sensual, carnal.

D gusguupyne(FfrD δ. sensuality.

Qeuzupwh, wy 8. the five senses or
wits, senses, sensorium, seat of sense ;
a, sensible; — byhssg fronash OF Sangh δ wg»
the eyes; - Leste μων prey , bess usy , fo fears εξ ’
intellect, mind, understanding; -- apaf,
the heart. (intellective.

Qeuyuweng a. sensible; rational,

θ μων a. sensitive; sensible.

Qaujne(Pfut δ. sensation; sense;
reason, understanding; / - φὴς. to
recover, to recover one’s senses; hg
-(Phuhp whhett,;, to come under the
senses; to stand to reason; — wank, ,
are tty cept; f -, to inform, to advise ;
- μεν" ἥτε Ὁ f —(Ak wh tltake. to perceive,
to be sensible of; <p, the senses.

Qguyne% a. sensitive, that has the
faculty of feeling ; lively, brisk; witty,
intelligent, judicious; <g, the senses.

9 «πεῖν a. Sensual, carnal.

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Q4uyn., fy s. belch, eructation, ris-
ing (of the stomach). |

θεῖ, Egh, Qguynfl, kguy una.
to eruct, to belch; to vomit, to throw
up; to blow, to fetch one’s breath; --
or aggre fol” «ὦ og ae br ἡ νε. [Ὁ ἔπ ὦ εἴς ang 5 roe
bw, to soil, to ditty, to daub one’s
self, to cast one’s self in the mire.

Qa οι [Ὁ fet, QD geayane ith ὃ. belch,
eructation; vomiting; eruption; — ρ΄.
dwhb,, to eruct, to belch.

ae by a. vigilant, discreet;
clever, alert; sober, moderate; wise,
prudent; honest; — u«a%é,, to warn,
to admonish; to apprize of, to give
notice ; -- ;fuk,, to perceive.

D og ccsesissn exse cas el, ΩΣ to awake, to
come to one’s senses; to repent, to
reflect; to restrain one’s self; to cor-
rect, to disabuse, to undeceive one’s
self, to recover one’s wits.

Q¢wumuuk a. sober, honest, mo-
derate ; philosopher.

Qe weep nls pet δ. sobriety ; phi-
losophy.

Qe wumugnegutkd , neg: va. to
avvake, to lead back, to recall, to
correct, to undeceive, to disabuse, to
put out of conceit, to teach wisdom.

Q gp usumne{P ford §. recovery of senses,
return to sense, amendment; wisdom,
prudence; sobriety, chastity; watch-
fulness, Watching; -(2 διε ad. soberly;
- f hE pula , abstemiousness ; - op.
mug, readiness of wit, presence of
mind; ΓΑ gay fp -, to recover
one’s self, or one’s wits, to come to
one’s self again; to be cured (of),
weaned (from) ; whk, f -- 8. ee
gn asta bs fe,

rane Ἢ mling 8. Qeasum. (vice.

Qougnt 5. sensation, feeling; ad-

9 ηπε geste of, ᾿ seals va. to warn, to
advise, to notify, to instruct, to inform,
to announce.

. 9, δὴ a. wearable.

9 εἰ 4. pl. clothes, garments.

9. διε, glrgusy una, to clothe, to
dress one’s self, to put on one’s
back, to put on, to wear, to put
on clothes ; -- Sw#hgbpd ugey, to put
on mourning ; - Seastacg be pres πε preasfesrre._
[ων to put on garments of glad-
ness; df ggbagf ὦ ἔων feckeony fs y
iman shall not put ca the garments. of
Woman; puepene qzhine, he dresses

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well, with taste; Sipdft —, to incar-
nate, to take on himself human nature;
- qupgupne(df.t, to clothe one’s self
With justice; to do good works; ~arae
δε. ayompe. ~, to clothe one’s self with
glory and honour; gepa{#f-» —, to
clothe one’s self with strength, to
gather strength ; — qawmbhyp ncpase,
to assume the appearance of another
person, to resemble.

Qgka Suathd, Qehnbd 8. Qe ayn:

Qgkum, neg, fg 8. dress, robe, gar-
ment, clothes; - yopfuby περ. to
dress, to make a dress for one ; -- εὐσεβεῖν,
opk-u,, every day clothes; — Sapau_
bE-wy , wedding garb ; - aay pre (Fb «οἷν.
widow's weeds; whe —p, dress coat;
καῇ say 000 ΟἿ᾽ μεν by snes - régimentals ; Savers.
pushy —o.p ,in plain or private clothes;
— wsewgwhfin, baptismal grace; davaseyn,
hws —, towel, napkin; — af, boot,
shoe; ἱερᾷ ῥ᾽ -ecg, undressed, disrob-
ed, naked ; quest —1ty 4 clothes-

ress ; Ss. Σωνηξρὰ ν»θεε, ΗΝ Ὁ
ἔμεν etc. [manteau.

Qgkumuhw,. f 5. clothes-peg; port-

D pb asscressey κα’ τῇ ys a. clothed, dressed;
as a dress, that serves to clothe one’s
self with; surrounded, covered with
a dress.

Dg bumwanc{I ft S. Ugh dion νε(9}.

Qe kummulpo ᾿ ΩΣ] α. loving to
atray one’s self in finery.

Qi senasuppne[F ῥε s. love of fine
clothes, of dressing showily, dandyism.

sales rie » bgf Ἶ ἈΈΡΑ ΠΕ:
ϑψ-5::ει- a Eft ry γα gate .

Gp besrmiee πραγ , σδ. ay S. Qagkiaw.

Qabkumph 8. bad
small garment.

QghubkS, Egh va. to fling down, to
throw on the ground, to beat down,
to overturn; qgbuhkwg qh pho "
Δ} να. the devil had thrown him in
the midst.

Qebgne [3 fut, Deb gn th $s. dressing
or robing one’s self; εἴων ἥν" q yb geile,
clothing himself in flesh.

Qekgacgukkd, neg va. to clothe, to
dress, to put a dress on any one; to
furnish with eee to adorn; εὐ

παν fb φω ρ΄ ars rreses κω εξ =
engine: if God so clothe the grass of
a ‘field. ᾿ ‘ i

ghancofs a. that robes or dresses.
Sekar ae fihcn, yn. to inebriate, to

ress; little coat,

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get tipsy; to fly to the head as wine
oes.

Qebud, agh vn. to walk, to take a
walk, a turn, to walk out; - 6 dépuy
cuthug, ft pac paved, to walk upon
the roofs, in the garden; -- phy bap
éefe%, to Wander along the sea shore.

Qeez. qpreghy a. sly , circumspect,
considerate, guarded, wary; sure, safe,
secure 5 ~ εὑν εν . ζω Ξ. D gare pestle ὦ ed;
- dup, place of safety.

qriyupeyp ad. silly, cautiously ,
prudently.

Qencpurgnjh a. Very or More circum-
spect, very strict, rigorous; more
sure; - wabhgkp qaya-fruls Dapuyksb fb
gqdec[thuwhg try, YOu Shall cause
the children of Israel to avoid their
uncleanness.

Qencpuyh a. hurtful, to be abstained
from or avoided; important, imposing,
considerable; cautious, circumspect;
certain, secure, sure.

Genre a. that renders cautious;
that announces, warns.

Qemrywhwk a. hurtful; to be avoided;

» Qgacrmeng; sober, moderate; —
bbigua, fhuvhp , ascetic life.

qec,uhaykeg a. cautious, circum-
spect; smart, open-eyed.

cywiveed, wg, un. to take care,
to provide one’s self, to watch, to su-
perintend, to look after, to be cautious,
to defend one’s self, to mistrust; to
evade, to fly, to keep, to stand out of
the way; to manage with economy ; to
abate, to secure one’s self, to observe,
to parry, to consider, to reserve to
one’s self, to act up to one’s dignity,
to retain; — widfs, to take care of
one’s self, to be on one’s guard 5 — ,μω..
aaf, to await the future; — uju4k,, --
bhkpwhag, to fast; to diet; - granu σας
(ne b fuymf, to put in irons, to lay
y the heels; -- ᾧ fusnmg, to get out
of the way.

Gan δι» 8. Qe aczne[Pfnrk.

gre »εωεη ἔς ὦ Ss. Galen ord eae i Φ j

Prcywyng A. Cautious, Wary, Cir-
cumspect, prudent; #s; -, inconside-
rate, unwary, negligent.

Pre pengnegusbl of ’ nol va. to pre-
caution; to forewarn, to preserve; -
pet pe δεν, to guard one’s tongue, to

eep the tongue between the teeth.

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Qencpwyarghs a. preservative.
qmzuenp, wg. provident, circum-
spect, considerate; exact, just, punc-
tual, scrupulous; sly, politic; sober,
moderate ; wary, mature.
Qeargtu ad. with circumspection,

| ge strictly, punctually.

4 πε: )νή ὦ ἦ ash a. that conserves or
keeps in safe custody.

Qeneyne(F fe 5. sliness, precaution,
circumspection, consideration, guard,
watch, attention, measure, constraint,
preservation, management, heed, ad-
monition, defence; discretion; exacti-
tude, accuracy, punctuality; foresight;
reserve; diet; sobriety; gb, f -(2E,
to heed, to assure ; gab, Sndae—, to set
a bar to the sea, to puta dyke ; — ssuy,
to prohibit, to forbid; -- 6 fhpeshpng ,
diet, regime; λων υβινων ἔτ —, foresight:
- Bk “μὴ Ὧν αἴχω" ki Ἵν ἵν funkayp, he having
divined his thoughts; --ἰΘ Δ κε ad. S.

eeynkd. kgf va. to provoke, to
incite, to excite, to irritate, to incense.

Qepqnfl, Eguy vn. to grow angry,
to become incensed, provoked, exas-
perated, to chafe at.

Deeb, fy a. wise, learned, skilful ;
sober, discreet, prudent; tame, fami-
liar, gentle. ,

Rpotwpupry , Qgotunlfn a, good,
well-behaved, peaceful, quiet, affable,
courteous. [to grow familiar.

Qegctustrul, ssgusy un. to become Wise;

Qa chugnegutbd, aug va.to render
wise ; to tame, to subdue, to humanize.

Q gota [9 frat ὃ. wisdom, maturity,
good sense, good judgment; mildness,

entleness, benignity, affability; -,
fee -@, the Book of Wisdom and
the Proverbs of Solomon; whfgp%
—(Pkwh Ephfeq Séunt, the fear of
the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.

Qu 5. damage, loss, prejudice; —
watb,, to damage, to injure.

QbpwtbS, χδον vn. to go out, to free
one’s self, to set one’s self at liberty.

ϑεμ, ete. S. θεκηῶ. ete.

μὰ s. advice, news.

Qi hurgqubkd, “εοῦᾷ va. to warn, to
announce, to declare, to notify, to
learn, to instruct, to inform; - gu

fuse, to foretell.

Dibneghs a. 8. declarative ; declarer;
alg. arith. exponent, index.

Abi,

Qk να σι ἢ, s. declaration, notifica-
tion, warning, advice.

Qk gut fel, quay un. to flock together,
to abound, to overabound, to flow, to
inundate, to overflow, to purge, to run
over, to gush out; to diffuse itself, to
spread itself; to rush upon one, to
assault ; 8. Qbqaw.

Dinh. fy a. intemperate, lewd,
debauched, luxurious, dissolute, spoil-
ed; slippery, lubricous, inconstant,
voluble; frail, weak; <p bt WustruseyeuyrS p
‘bnew, his ways are dissolute.

Di yhemgnpdnr[P fers, licentiousness,
luxury, wantonness.

Qk μη a. brimful, heaped up,
overloaded.

Db gfeutrwd 8. Vb ghiful

Qb glume s. pl. habitual debauch.

Qi ghsevkp a. debauched, lewd.

Qh μδιγ, kgf, QbabepS, bguy un. to
abandon one’s self to luxury, excess,
debauch, to be dissolute; to be intem-
perate, licentious, prodigal, extrava-
gant; - f# gfieng, to drink hard, to
gormandize; pum digapac(Pbutte Pos
ἡ cas ese Deve sc fal Shin ωρέπερ, they
ran greedily after the error of Balaam
for reward.

Dk gfene[P fr ‘ θεν “ἢ, ὅ. intempe-
rance, orgies, debauch, luxury, excess,
extravagance, extremity, depravation,
lust, licentiousness.

9445, fg a. dissolute, incontinent,
free, wanton, debauched; spoiled;
careless, neglected, indolent, sluggish ;
8. negligence, carelessness, inatten-
tion; ad. negligently.

Qi-gsmgnps a. destroying, injurious;
badly done, wicked. [perverse.

Qk ySuslinkw, a. corrupted, spoiled,

Qi yd ath dS, δύ, QVegdht, kgf, Qb-g
Sh gnegubkd, neg va. to spoil, to ruin ;
to abuse, to deceive, to delude, to
seduce, to beguile; to rob, to steal, to
ravish; qed ES 41:53 on τινε. [τω (gushap),
to corrupt judges.

QE yb wt ful, - Say : Qk aS ful, , Say OF
δέη un. to be spoiled, ruined; to be
abused, corrupted ; to make a bad use
of, to misuse : - ὑγίμεωδ,πι. [2 δ᾿ ὦ εἴρδε, ἴο
abuse one’s power.

Qh adiinne_(3f 5. mental aberration,
madness, folly.

Qhadac(Pfe% 8. corruption, deprava-
tion, debauchery ; disorder.

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Qiyanegwicksb a. fallacious, deceit-
ul.
Qi ySacguikd S. QE gd casts be of ὁ
0“. σε ωδ᾽ 8. plenty, abundance.
Qiqned, qb va. to shed, to pour out,
to spill; to fill up; — wedkp, ( yap)
geen pry binne(Pfr% , to preach re-
dundantly, to be verbose; puwsgaw
διυὴρσ «“δηξιω Shanes, to laugh immo-
derately ; qi&qnce ft 4» πήζωνε. gece Me Is casjhe
wilenfir, the people crowded around
him.

Qi πε ’ kauy un. 5. Db-qushpd -
fiignc {Pk wide, to be filled with joy; -
Sandor, to be at the flood; — php f
yey, to slip one’s memory, to for-
get; — qadundge, to embrace, to clasp
to one’s bosom; gb opeane. os for ove bape,
his heart swelled with emotion, over-
flowed, outpoured itself.

Qiequed 4. affluence, abundance,
exuberance; breaking out, overflow-
ing, defluxion; shedding, effusion; jet,
eruption; - flgnc(#hwh, transport,
rapture; -- ζῷα. fullness or abun-
dance of grace; -- «pa#f, overflowing,
outpouring, effusion, largeness of
heart ; -- denusheug , overflowing Or inu-
dation.

θεηπεν a. heaped, brimful, redun-
dant ; (Fs (P-sqnet ’ gunptnets δε. -»
pressed down, shaken together and
running over.

Qe πρὶ να, avg va. to heap, to
overflow.

9 κι ggushet a. elliptical.

Qk abl, kgf va. to restrain, to re-
trench, to contract; to throw into
the shade, to eclipse, to darken, to ob-
scure, to cloud; com. to discount, to cash.

κε πε Μὰ 8. ellipsis; com. discount;
-- watk,, to discount bills.

Div. qd 85. regret, compunction,
penitence; remorse; a. repentant,
contrite; - ΠΣ εἴταν em “mapa to
scruple; to have qualms of conscience,
to be smitten with remorse; - baby
adh p 9 “" enbeageeey onst.. asstely ssslefoy Ρ diane:
«ἰδ acts gap. b - gmp, Saphacely, b -
aan ang sary ons ε- εἰ, 285% με ν -- phanhky, to re-
pent, to afflict one’s conscience; ῥ᾽ -
“δέν — pkpb,, to cause to repent, to
reform ; “ρα ζω - ζωῇ gill oy how we
shall repent!

6 πὴ ΟΥ̓ dag 3. θεω: - “κοὐχ.
to place in safety.

2S

Q£.46S yn. to have pity or compas-
tion; to free from danger.

Osi, Qh tag apd ald fd S. Ong , ete.

Qbdbwday, fy a. sacrificed, immolated.

Qi rakakh 3. Dbizf-

Qbimahee a. hurtful, pernicious.

Qhimth pl, ἡ δίνω, unp. to be sacrificed
or immolated.

θεν μἷν , ag 8. Shambles, slaughter-
house; altar; the Cross, the Holy
Rood.

θενωρων S. θενωξωρ.

θέν κε 9 pet S. 9,ς.

7 75 S. Pease op ων (Pressly Ean «

θεω δ. peasy 2. Victim, that is ready
to be sacrificed; immolation.

QbrocS, Bf va. to slaughter, to kill;
to immolate, to sacrifice.

Qinar% 4. act of slaughtering ;
victim, sacrifice.

Qhampac[Ppe% s. tossing, tide, ebb
and flow.

Dba srl, ass gfe OF νη UN. to creep ;
to swarm; to crawl; -- &.«,. to burn,
to be fervid ; — gusthne[P δ εξ, to burn
with concupiscence; yudkiuyh αν αἴας
op qh «να lets b fipuy Eriol » from all
creeping things that creep upon the
earth.

Qintmbut a. creeping.

QYiakned un. to boil, to bubble up;
to be inflamed, to be on fire.

Qi ance δ. crawling, creeping.

Qiamh, nbng s. reptile, creeping

animal; acquatic insects; a. creeping,

crawling.

Qiom pe 8. arabian wolf, hyena.

Yiwky s. place, spot; a. placed, ar-
ranged; assured, firm; - mnkacz, ἴο
place one’s self, to put one’s self, to
atop, to stand still, to halt.

ἔγὦἷν ἡ οἷν ον ol, με} UN to be placed,
established.

QkekghS, kgf, QewkykgnegubkJS,
ash va. to place, to deposit, to put, to
establish, to dispose, to plant, to in-
ty, to procure a situation or place
or.

Qewbgbl, ἡξ σι. un. to place one’s
self, to install or settle or establish
one’s self; to find a situation, to ob-
tain or find a place.

QE νηνε δ᾽ ᾿ Qh ah ησι 2 feb » DE mk
qt 2. placing, settlement, installa-
tion; disposition, arrangement, order-
ing.

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9“, νη ἔτη, wnt S. Upeecbdl.

Ob pk ad. triennially, threo years.

Qeelt pr. as, the same as, as well
as, like. :

Qéps a. exempt, frank, free ; safe,
sure; 8. deliverance, safety; -- wabk,.
5. Qhpd uth; - kuz, sbib,, to be se-
cure from, sheltered from, exempt
from; - ἤν πε. ἡ εὗἶνἕε , ἴο shelter, to se-
cure, to screen; to exempt, to free,
to dispense from.

Qi pswkd, δύ va. to take away, to
carry off; to detach; to strip, to
despoil, to rob.

Qk pr uwtpl, Sa Qh pspd, Qe pdtawd
un. to be freed, delivered, to escape,
to make one’s escape, to disengage
one’s self, to save one’s self, to run
away, to detach one’s self ; to slip off,
to slide away ; -- pesnmgPnc[Ffch, to be
cured; — f& frascupk fb yyw, to pass
from darkness to light; - .sessnewbry ν
to be widowed, deprived of one’s
husband.

YEpsnt, &f va. to dispossess, to
strip, to carry away; to snatch, to
deprave, to ravish, to pull off ; -- un. to
free one’s self, to get rid of, to have
ricourse to, to escape to, to take re-
fuge.

Qt péam s. deliverance, liberation,
freedom ; stripping off, spoiling, dive-
sting; — £,b,, decease, death.

Qk psacgutbd, gf va. to deliver, to
free, to save, to undo, to disengage,
to liberate, to preserve, to get out;
~ 7 αὔξω φ, "ε. sag εἰ" ων ἦν εἷναι » to reprieve from
capita] punishment, from death.

Qi psacghs a. 8. deliverer, rescuer.

*Ukeuy 8. SqUaTe; — Ephultf, iron
knee.

Qeew s. Jupiter; S. Uprsslhiagy -

Qa ippen, fipfenou, bg 8. zephyr;
£99 κεν να. Ὧν —s the gentle S35 νων
-, refreshing breeze; S. brews.

Qancushe 8. pl. oppression, vexation,
vexatious measures; nausea, disgust,
aversion, loathing, rising of the sto-
mach; horror, detestation, abomina-
tion. (detestable, hateful.

Qaackjb a, disgusting, abominable,

Danks, kgf va. to disgust, to vex,
to persecute, to importune; to revile,
to abuse, to outrage.

Qanepd, ckguy un. to be disgusted,

Qh
tired, to hate, to abhor, to abominate,
to detest.

θεν, ghkoeg oF fg 5. arm, Weapon;
armament, armour, munition, harness;
δν -v, woman, female; -- be quyg,
armour, arming; - / δα, in arms;
armed, arms in the hands; ghia go_
pec(tbudp , With arms; by main
strength; -ν 4pb,, to carry, to bear
arms, fb - ap leeaey Bult ust, qq cssre Tosssy ,
- wnbacy Ὁ Ὁ “4. Ὧπε ft dip asnbney ft -
qwenf,. to fly to arms, to buckle on
one’s armour, to take up arms, to arm
one’s self; — watecy ρα, to bear
arms against; f -- dwak,, to put under
arms; ῥ eurg (aqrey | to lay down
one’s arms ; Spamdiah bnksy -«, license
to shoot ; Ssrs(d anf —p (Speqkie ), fire
arms, guns, muskets, rifles ; Suse —p
(uncubp uecfh), side arms, Weapons,
cutting, edge; af ect oa. be cary f - δε f Γ ὦ 5
armed from head to foot; “πιωυρβν nga
qlineg, one’s first passage in arms;
any? qld, man at arms, as ἢ 4. ἀῤυ fb
SpsSubge gbboeg, & nation inured to
war; ῥ -! & -! to arms! - f qép! -
yunwy! — f dug! carry, present,
ground arms! furqd f -! ready! — ζω.
the - ankp, - § thaw! support arms!
«δὴ ἵν, gbboep. to put to the sword;
7 pug -ὦ ξ3. ᾿μωΐ AS; grey ἡ{δνννε α '
a truce; ee S chip pupury «-ἡ δερμδ ᾿
the arms of the brave decide the
limits of their power.

Qkwptbés a. that abandons, throws
away his arms, fugitive; - εὐ ὠὐξνω αν ay
“ἔν, . to throw down one’s arms and
flee; — ,b%b;, to lay down one’s arms,
to unarm, to surrender; — wank, to
unarm, to disarm.

Qkaptbb gnc (Pf.% 5. disarming.

ει νων a. splendidly armed, well
mailed; - Sngndé,, to riunite well-
armed troops or persons.

Roa, Qeilp bl, κεν, Qpvguie

. ϑώμωη. etc.

θεν δήνεα, kgf va. to throw, to
thrust, to cast far from one; to drive
away, to remove; -- qudof?, to throw
off all sense of shame, to become im-
modest.

συν sas gy μδἿν ἔν of” s. βωΡ aes oy «οἵ, ἔν oS

Qh conj. for, because, in order that,
to the end that; that; gf ad. what?
what thing? why? for what reason?
ef fay fS ke po, what do you want, or

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what do you want of me? gf & yb.
what is the motive for which? why ?
what is it ὃ why then? gh & qt Jeger «ne.
khhe wor, how happens it that you
are returned before sun-down? pkg
af ῥοι(2 δ. what docs it matter to you?
qt’ & σρᾳδωᾷ, what do you want my
son? gh int. how! how much! gf aw
gac{(? ke, how cruel you are! qh puph
hulk duykjnes, how good and how
pleasant!

Q fuapg. ad. how, of what sort, in what
manner, according to; what? how?
why ? for what reason? int. how! how
much! - ¢¢acwpfs £1 how difficult it
is! -%, q-% s. condition, quality, how,
the why, the wherefore; xfmb, _-%
εὔρη, to know the why and the
wherefore of every thing.

OP uwpgkop ad. what? how? what is
it? -- Qh unprosk kqks? what has hap-
pened to Peter? (pleasure.

Dhara νει ξεν ad. at one’s will or

Qhqe 5. hammer-headed shark.

Qh,_s. mus. first string; treble voice,
soprano.

Qhq?s. regret, grief; —£ frd, I re-
gret, 1 repent; - «&s & fvd, I bitterly
reproach myself, lam very sorry; 8.

Ria
» OL ἢ kepkp con. lest, for

fear that, that never.

Qftwegaps , wg 8. armourer.

Q fre g.ng de [2 fat s. trade of making
arms; arming, armament.

θη ων ᾽ ϑβνωη 100 9 ων δ.
armistice, truce; — #«%4,, to make a

truce.

Q haw Oy oe ΤΙ Qfiwagk umn a. armed,
fivested: furnished with arms; — ;fbh;.
to arm one’s self, to take, to bear arms.

Qpiuqupg pd, ἔφ un. to arm one’s
self, to put on arms.

QD fivenseg gb soe ὃ. θβνιωηωμη."

QD fide rss eg og be με fred δ. Y Firs “ἡ fell»

QD fiteuss free s. fencer; 5. firemfeswqe
[Pfch; - wnbk,, to fence; acuncghs —f
fencing-master ; Simpqmpuh —f , fencing-
school.

Q fits cafes yn {3 ΧΣ fencing.

Ofiakbe , hwy 8. that carries arms;
squire ; soldier, swordsman; officer.

Qftwhby a. companion (in arms),
fellow-soldier, comrade.

Oftrahpac(dfe% s. the carrying of
arms, armament.

Qhv

Qfrashg fd, ku un. to fight together,
to accompany in battle.

Qhruhgne(Ff.% 8. accompanying in
war; alliance.

Qf aes h canola ess pe Rr oasy apf, to arm a-
gainst, to rebel. [ness.

ϑβνωξωρ a. struck by love, or sad-

Qfrusup fl, bys un. to be wounded
with a weapon.

Dp asdmpu fil, a. armed combatant.

Q fiw hinpnn{i fet s. armed warfare.

αν τα. wy 8. arsenal, magazine
of arms. . θβαωμωη, etc.

QhrwmpapS, fy a. that fences, fencer;

QD fvweymwkokp 2. sheath, scabbard.

Ἵν “ὦ ἡ ἔν wm δ. corporal.

θβιυἡ Secon. , org δ. ἈΥΙΩΟΌΓΘΡ; -- φρο,
gwhhy ® gunsmith 7 ass “ὦ ἡ folarre_sy Ρ sword-
cutler.

Qfbueahoy a. avoiding, abhorring
war, desiring peace at all price.

D fires pus Ss. D μὲν ὗονη .

θβνωνεσρ. etc. 8. Qfinenp, etc.

βαρ a. gathering the arms of
the fallen.

QfebS, kgf va. to arm, to provide
with arms, to man, to equip; to provide
with, to fortify.

Qfupl, πο un. to arm one’s self,
to take up arms, to oppose ; to provide
one’s self with.

Qpuh, f s. zine.

Leeops wy 8. militia-man, warrior,
soldier; fep&eq-. namilitary manner;
- νων ἤν ἢ οἷ, private or common sol-
dier; S&mbewh -, foot-soldicr; 54.
δὲ“, —. horse-soldier. [like a soldier.

nenpupep ad. in a military way,
renpegene(th.% 8. conscription,
enlistment; fikph-uhes/—, enlisting.

Qfeacnpuhws a. military, soldierly,
soldier-like; 4. soldier; -- apockus ,
tactics.

Qhtnenpuhfy 4. fellow-soldier; —p
ῥιΓ. my comrades, my brothers inarms.

Qfaacnputtul, oss gyeasg UN. to be a sol-
dier, to turn soldier.

Qfiernpwhny δ. barracks.

Qfencapenyke ad. in a military
manner. {militant.

ΡΝ ΖΦ ELL b-ofe » the church

Ofbacapkd, Eafs ἵστα. nglry neg esstel of, ;
“εξ va. to enlist, to maintain soldiers :
to exercise in the art of war; to arm.

Qftnenppjd, k-guy vp. to take up arms,
to fly to arms, to arm one’s self; to

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arms; ap kpeke qbincophgh prepay
[Pmumop , who goeth a warfare any
time at his own charges? gh gee gh.
Locophghe bnpop qgkykghh εἰν πεπρσε.
(?f.1%, that thou by them mightest
war a good warfare.

θ[ πε.» nel? με, 5. militia, arms, pro-
fession of war; army ; armament; tac-
tics ; soldiership; diswbhb,, epfy f —, to
enlist; -- 4» ἔν) ει ἤν ary » πε ὠμζδπο ,'
whidup tiny, choir, or host of angels.

ΟΡ; s. a. who? which? what? ad.
how ? why? pr. ad. that, which, what;
- ἀέγσῥζοσε,ν ; heed -- eapipgntp Δ fut ~
qtéggnp, What ye shall eat, or what
ye shall drink, what ye shall put on; --
E-« fbgf. whatever, whichever; -- & fxd?
what does it matter? -- ζω ρῦ what do
you like? - ftgrke 2? what are you
seeking ? — smsqusqere? why? for what
cause? — opfiw? in what manner?
- wufpg&t? what will they say? — fas ?
what? - frag “κὔνξ, Ep be Eu “2. casyress cols ?
what is that which I ought to have
done and have not done? — νων ὃ
what? what then?

ΟΡ; ku, kfv, Encth 4. nature, sub-
stance, state of a thing.

Of isneghts a. 5. how? what can
it be? how can it be?

Qhisigkn a. futile, vain, frivolous;
ad. capriciously. [how ?

Qfesapof a. what? in what manner ὃ

ginttentbmttt ad. capriciously,conceit-
edly.

ΜΙΝ [2 rch $. caprice, whim,
freak, humour, fantasy; fuss whit
-[Phut pkpf,, to follow one’s own
caprice or fancy; (aqeey qe fb ων ἴω
with -(Fbuk, to leave one to his
ways or caprices.

DhIugnjt a. lower, sunk. :

Dppushwt a. mild, humble, conde-
scending, complaisant.

Df pestob- SL, If Qpieitifrl, Puy un. to calm
one’s self, to relent, to grow tranquil,
to yield, to cool, to comply; to acqui-
esce, to listen, to condescend, to con-
nive; to become extinct; — μι ὠϑ Εν
quewpline{ebukt, to lose one’s cheer-
fulness ; — .susqenserter, to be moved by
entreaties, to acquiesce in, to comply
with, to yield to; qhfuwih pn one sso ly 0090. hp.
Buyp Qacpe be [Freyurtoayp seh . the
waters returned from off the earth

θυ

continually ; £9 be χίϑβμ & feapu δι hpl.
‘yet shalt thou be brought down unto
the nether parts of the earth.

9[9».(2[,..»,, θββνε δι 4. calmness ,
tranquillity; subsiding; condescension,
connivance, deference ; indulgence.

DhpnegquikS, aegf va. to calm; to
cool; to extinguish 77 gap u8. f ez err cse
hgu(theu, to soften, to render com-
passionate.

Qhom, qunpg 8. thigh; haunch; -
QEig uth, , leg 5 = eed ae stern ; -
Dusen, keel of a ship.

D fepressys beef , σίαγυπα. to raise a tumult
or disturbance ; -- ququtq_, to divulge,
to publish.

Qhrh a. destitute, deprived; — ;buk;,
ΓΟ ΟΣ to be -.

Qh padlin ΟΣ ΓΖ ἴο kill one’s
self, to put one’s self to death.

9 (νων, ἡ “ὦ, va. to deny, to retract,
to refuse, to deprive, to retain.

Qyugey a. that denies, refuses; un-
grateful.

Qpargagae[3 prt, Qyugoel3 pd, Dyas.
gad 5. denial; recantation, refusal ;
wrong.

θα. s. medlar; medlar-tree.

Οὐδ s. pl. chagrin, grief, vexa-
tion, crabbedness.

Q4sbf, &gh va. to embitter, to afflict,
to torment; 8. O45 μιά.

Desk ynegquwikl, neg vd. to displease,
to vex, to trouble, to offend, to chag-
rin; to nettle, to sting, to peck at;
gh baneghy κα. bu ἡδέα pulpep I will
sting you with my words.

Qh skgnegfs a. sharp, biting, piquant;
- ewhp, biting words, sarcasm.

Ὁ, δ᾽ ful’, ἔν χων un. to be vexed, grieved,
concerned, moved, soured, exasperat-
ed; - gftend, to intoxicate, to get
drunk.

Opsnetp 8. O45 whe -

Qguf pr. after, since; behind, back,
backward; ad. after, since, then, af-
terwards, hereafter, underneath, be-
hind, one after another, next to, sub-
sequently ; ϑισεν [πω ἤιει. ally pts sss _
ἤεω “ε-[ὁ bie - Uh pacwuw > Trajan was
emperor after Nerva; — dfidlbsihg , gif.
WM ὗν ἤν ἐξ χύδην kup, one after the
other, subsequently, blow upon blow;
-~kpharg andeog, two years ago; — as.
τη αἴ wenepg ,s0me days after; --
ἀμ, At length; ghpfu adic cod κω ἦν

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-, during three successive years; ἢ.
heye - b, follow me; ap qilkp Guf og
2e9t, Who is not of us; qgrenk φδι -
fep. to shut the door behind or after
one; Wf q&a Ghp bg&,, one tied to
another; linked; be ap fs — ayuaphh»
be. ams and 80 on, &c. etc. ; - plac
[Pkwtu, suitable or according to the
nature, natural, like nature; -- guy.
“νων b po[F a7» ονίθ εἴμ, -, to follow ;
- wyigfy, εἴωνεωδνξ,ν pbuky, to pursue, to
follow up, to hunt, to persecute; — να.
wopfy, to be allured; to be carried
away; dynooly— frau ess xs 110. to be swayed
by bad advice; — fusdisg fepng δι
4πρν to make the slave of one’s will.

Qheps , ghbbusg 8. that which follows,
following, posterity, future, hereafter ;
ad. afterwards. 9 |

4 Ay sane S. “ει. ©

ace bet after, then, since ; with,
together ; - ΣΎ to send for; -
phpk;. to add, to subjoin; — grees to
follow, to come after; to result; to
depend; gtu, kpltey --ν -- 2b» to
follow, to go after ; to imitate ; ~ belay
4: ων esas lyse [0 br asst, to love idleness ; -
δι. εοἷν[9 ἵν » 48 Swhky. εἴν castale ys
υαρδωήξιν actky «ὥπξι degkt: 10
run after, to pursue, to overtake, to
follow, to persecute, to be at the
heels, to give chase; frpepuksbep -
Jf llrwby, one near the other, close to;
- εὐὟΕ, Ἵιυ ὦ ἕρ ig ncpacp, te follow
tracks; qSag og περ — dk, we have
brought no bread with us; αὖ qdfey
4h, one after the other, a little ata
time, by degrees; qa - δε ke:
who is he whom thou pursuest?

OsbmbplFuwie 8. pl. consequences ;
accessories.

Ob ak pldalF fd 8. the following.

Q,,, fs. cornelian cherry, cornel ;
cornel tree.

Qykup key 8. 4.

Q ,Swhwt a. plaintive; penitent.

QD Peer ΓΙ, ° sary [* ’ Q ,βιωΐν μενα , δ δῇ Un. to
repent; to be sorry, to regret, to com-
plain, to acknowledge one’s fault. —

QSwuppen a. tender, affected, plain-
tive, moaning. ~~ [ΕΤΙΟ ον,

bw, a. repentant, contrite,

Deora cade Η͂ a va. to make
repent, to affect, to move. ᾿

0,,,». (2 fh, QoSnedth 5. compunction,
repentance, contrition; penitence; ῥ

Qu

geuk,. to repent; f -

‘

- gangs b φηδιω
«#dL,. to make repent.

Q Niece aes ang νον ad. by way of, by
the way, on the way.

Qdawyseastrcaal” ὃ. Ὁ Sassy fel

ὁπ δ: 5 22 esses of, negls va. to charm,
to please extremely, to fill with rap-
ture, to enchant, to put in extasy; to
satiate, to satisfy, to sate.

Q Jyh gaighs a. charming, surpris- |
mg; enchanting.

QSesphl, δα un- to be charmed,
delizhted; to enjoy; to take one’s fill
of, to glut one’s self with, to be satia-
ted, glutted, to be intoxicated, enrap-
tared.

DdiayacdP fet , O hey ne if δ» satiety ;
delight, transport, rapture; witchery,
enchantment.

θήκη 8. anguish, affliction, anxiety,
trouble, tribulation, consternation;
Whimsy, wild fancy, phantom.

θυμωηξι, Eg, un. to torment one’s
self, to toss about, to tumble and
toss.

Qipwey ὃ. Uspoey-

Qiephd. Qedlppd, δὼ, un. to grow
torpid, stiff, numb, to be benumbed,
dulled; to lose one’s senses, to be
stunned; to feel giddy.

Qu he, fp. «σε. δ. pen-knife.

QO ad. why ὃ

EP ᾿ aged μπῇ ᾿ ΕΖΖΕ 8. myrrh.

Qhawpkp, Qdrbupkp a. producing
myrrh. ,

Q Sin ὐἿνων,Γ, angus UN. to be perfumed
With myrrh.

Quick 8. θ.Πιω 8.6.

Qfatkup s. myrrh tree.

QSatfn 5. emery.

σευ, ~gbg a. full of myrrh.

Qdaukuy a. mixed with myrrh;
embalmed.

Qinwk Ss, kgf va. to mix or fill with
myrrh; to embalm.

Qda unc Μ, 5. embalming.

1! sod bs aff", oud f va. to ‘think, to
regard, to consider; S. fea

Q lees eats Bs ne [ἡ pots δ. thought, con-
sideration, reflection, meditation.

Qipbt 5. Vdpp fl

A pfarak us , -οῷ α. emerald, made
of emerald.

Qipncpem, γέμων OF nf 5. emerald.

qed, αἴ va. to spare, to save, to

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be careful; νη. to tremble, to shiver;
to throb, to palpitate.

: Qin uh ’ fh 8. prison ; δ με) ἤ > ΣΤΟΝ
you we, to putin -, to throw into a
dungeon; S. Pasi -

Qi usta ky» ass 8108 S. Pesce are easy δ...

Qrgutkd Ὁ, Puctunk Γ΄.

θυ ων δ, 5. care, sparing; heart-
breaking, grief.

Oufiv, gtr 5. observation, examina-
tion; spectacle, view; ᾧ -- δρυΐ. «ἴδε,
sky. hu, to visit, to go to see; to look
at, to observe, to examine; f — guyz.
to come within view, to be observed.

Qi fu a. low, lower. [ing.

Quhwqodnet 5. zinking or galvaniz-

Qube 5. Zincate.

θυ ζω, a. ὃ. Oink; observing,
eXuminer.

Οὐδ, μεν εν δ. judgment hall; court of
justice, tribunal.

Oink b a. visible, tangible, palpable.

QitkS, Eyf va. to look at, to ob-
serve, to stare at, to aim at, to con-
template; to examine, to study, to
discuss; to remark, to clear up, to re-
cognize ; to visit ; to feel, to touch.

Qunfs δ. observer; examiner.

Qtiine(Pf%, Qvinne if 5. observation,
speculation, theory; visit. (sunk.

θυμων ον a, lower or very low,

Qian uti pd Diruenful, arn ses UN. to settle,
to grow calm, to relent.

Qin ἡ ἐμ, ἔν Sf, πεὴξ va. to weigh
down, to cause to sink; to depress,
to calm.

Gag furkas ὃ. Ybing wth usliog Ὁ

944, fg 8. victim, sacrifice, immola-
tion, host; -— m%«kkg, holocaust; —
Sunnnegute;,, to make a sacrifice;
- αν, (qup), to kill.

Qnsugnee, wy ὃ. that immolates,
sacrificer.

Qnséugaps bil S. 9,,2 6 4.

9, ζω σρδπε [Ὁ ῥεῖ δ. immolation ,
sacrifice.

Q ng eahuct S. a Te ed oe [rifices.

θυ φωζερ a. eating the flesh of sac-

Qasmdiunyg a. gacrificing. [ficer.

DuSussiygeres 8. assistant to the sacri-

Qn5wmnct 8. heathen temple.

Qnéusbag , D sb csrpressts , any 8. altar of
Sacrifice ; vase of immolation.

Qudupuap ὃ. Qasurg ngs

Qnbueng ary Qe immolated, sacri-
ficed ; sacrificial.

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Qudkuy a. sacrificed, immolated; 9.
things offered to idols, flesh of the
victims. [rifice.

Ongkd, kgf va. to immolate, to sac-

Qudhs s. sacrificer, immolator.

QoSsncifs 8. immolation, act of immo-
lating, sacrifice.

Qagqu ὃ. ΟΥ̓͂Σ Lash e

ad, oy 8. draw-bridge.

Qa, qarglg a. even; conjoined,
united, equal, alike, similar; ad. level,
without odds, equally; close to; con-
jointly, with, ia eed ; 8. pair, couple;
=e: —p 4gang, balance; a coach and
two or four; -- aaputaght, nape of the
neck; - df kawhy,a yoke of oxen or
bullocks; <p fpeg, ἃ couple of asses;
-ρ ἤμερβεω πε ἢ ’ sas εν νη εν ἤ εν 4» brace
of partridges, of pistols; -- of hoghwg »
a pair of boots; -,— pi, directly,
forthwith, as soon; — pig. μων βν Eyke,
no sooner said than done; —wsz -«#, in
pairs, by twos, two and two.

ypuiinch a. gre SYNONyMOus; equi--

vocal; S. Latutach.

ὁ, ,ηδρίζν [in a. God-like, divine.
ypteuldug δ. Qneg ult uy
mygniuueusus, wg §. aid-de-camp.

Qn. Qn amkl, etc. S. Qo», ete.

saryey, fp, fs. hyssop; holy-water
sprinkler, asperges-brush.

Qnd_a. fresh, cold; s. cool, freshness.

Qoushust a. fresh; refreshing.

Q οἡ εχ ἤν a.chilly, sensibleto cold.

Qanduttust, agus un. to cool, to grow
cool, to become cool.

— Qadaspug a. refreshing, cooling,
refrigerative; s. refreshment.

Qudwgne{Ffrh 8. refrigeration.

Q nuangneti 5. refreshment.
rs Qadeagacgubbed, negf va. to refresh;
to give freshness; to refrigerate.

adoy or Dany, 4494} ν Dadayubfeg δ.
companion, fellow, comrade, mate;
school-fellow,fellow-student;associate,
partaker; accomplice, party, abettor ,
follower.

᾿ θνήπησι (fem 5. company, society ;
correspondence, intelligence; partici-
pation.

Qaida [Pfu 5. coolness, freshness,
refreshment, refrigeration; ᾧ᾽ -[#4u%
Lypl-oyf, in the cool of the evening.

9.0 op ftuuh con}. for example, as ;
ad. as well as, as, how.

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Qnk
Queuspruah, wg 8. bullock, steer; ox;
bull; ast. Taurus, the Bull.

Qrvspeahsngyne fu S. ϑισηγσε fr» ᾿

Qrempish sy btn [5 fet s. immolation
of bullocks or steers.

Dae uprushen ply s. chimera partaking
of the bull and the elephant. _[stall.

ΨΌΦΟΣ 9.,»ε ἀρ ἀν κι ἤ 5. ΟΧ-

9.,.εὲ.ὡρίδ α. joyful, cheerful, smiling;
gay, sprightly, lively, merry; serenc,
clear.

9,,ε ρίϑ uwyky α. blithesome, smil-
ing, cheerful; -- Suthac(Pf.% » joyful
youth. i.

Q ne usp [d-crg fit S. ΠΡΟΣ ad. joyful-
ly, gaily; - 6% ws.p tapus fp gften, his
eyes are merry with wine.

Qnemp[F-wogkd ὃ. Qarwp[Fk pba -

Qnewp [Fmd wall a. smiling, florid,
young, graceful; -- φανεῖ, sprightly
youth, youthfulness; -- Siwthnc{P fcr,
infancy, childhood, the prime of life,
best time of life; - «fp, gray-beard.

Qarwp[Pwhbg a. rejoicing together;
- εἰν,» to congratulate, to share one’s
joy, happiness or satisfaction; -- νας
“£,, to make a sharer in one’s joy.

Ό,,. ρίδωςξ cay br ng a. of gentle aspect,
mild looking, laughing, joyous, happy.
Qneup [du Xu Nureg a. bright, shining

splendidly, fulgid.

Qacwp[Puwdpn a. sweet or good-ten-
pered, gay, sprightly; joyful, merry.

Qaewp ld uhinnc{ifch δ. good hu-
mour, joyfulness, gaiety; generosity,
benignity.

Ὁ rre es fr[P- ert κα αἴ, “ἡ ὦ UN. to be joy-
ful, to rejoice, to be diverted; to
rouse one’s self, to give one’s self up
to gaiety; fig. to shine, to enlighten,
to cheer up, to be kindled; to be
vigilant, sober, to watch; — ᾧ gfter,
to be seasoned With wine; περί,
“ἔξ fs «ἰε ’ tipsy 5 S. PEF | ye_aeset
(PF car g esse ωᾧ on bays » his heart was
merry,expanded, dilated; qresup[Pugut
Lpkup tnpw,his countenance brighten-
ed up; -- 4pqy. to relight, to rekindle.

Qaeup[Pnswp a. malignant, crafty,
cunning.

Decay [F ese esen a. generous, liberal;
- annepips liberality.

DQ ne sp[Pasmbeufy a. of fine aspect,
pretty, beautiful, handsome; - g&p.
LEpkap, cheerful countenance, serene
aspect.

Qik

θ,.εὐωρίδωμωρ α. jesting, that makes
merry, diverting; that gives joy, joyful.

Qe ωρίδινη κε y usted, negh va. to di-
vert, to exhilarate ; to drive away me-
lancholy, to enliven, to animate, to
revive; — gdfuww, to cheer, to s00the
the spirit; — σώ δύνων, to delight the ears,
to please, to solace.

: 9. ὐρέρξω a. blithe ἢ snilirg,
graceful, cheerful, laughing, pleasant
looking ; shameless, bold.

Quem pld-ne [0 με“, 8. gaiety, joy; good
humour; activity, vigilance.

Qa up lI να», (Pung a. sprightly, live-
ly, vigilant; s. angel.

Dem S. Qacsap le ; — 9 ~aasgeessys ad.
joyously, merrily-

suapXupewt a. facetious, pleasant,
joker, comic fellow; jocose, waggish,
droll. [jest.

θ.,ε ων Meas μι ον af”, Eof un. to joke, to

Qe sary λυ pustiris_(I-fp $. facetiousness,
pleasantry, jest, facetious saying.

ompXuspryps a. green, flourishing,
covered with leaves.

QecwpXurh, -pb9 a. pleasing, recrea_
tive. delectable, delicious, diverting,
mild, agreeable; jocose, merry, plea-
sant, jovial, smiling; -g. pleasures,
enjoyments of this world.

Qe ων Xie fos cas ae a. mixed with joy:

θοι ρων πο, ὃ. QnewpMuapurh ; — ph
%4,, to amuse, to joke, to tell stories;
wpe —.an amusing fellow; story-teller.

QecwpMapeouns (I frt N) . 9.,»εὠρύως
ewkor[F froth

Qe sop Mesh ἵν 8. Ore sop Moy he

Ree wp Xurh fy S. Qeresp[F wshfrg -

acwpBus dust a, SWeet-throated.
σευ a. pleasing, enjoya-
ble, fo be enjoyed; ΝᾺ Q ire λων Ὁ

9.."ε ωρΧιωΐνεωΓ, “ὦ, Ὁ UN. ἴο enjoy, to
rejoice, to delight in any thing, to be
delighted, to amuse one’s self, to be
diverted, to play ; to laugh, to jest, to
divert one’s self; fg. to flourish; —
epab, to rejoice one’s heart, to solace;
~ bq gk, to be delighted with beauty;
~ hep qpnpepf, to flourish like an
herb; rears Ness bs assy un lip » grey hairs,
hoariness.

Qasr mp Xutip Ss. Qnewprne[P fet.

QecwpAmwpwt s. abode of happiness.

Qee wp Xurgneifs 8. rejoicing, happi-
ness, delight ; flourishing anew, grow-
Ing green again.

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θην

Dae με Δαν ο στα. «εν ἔν α΄, nels va. to re-
joice, to recreate, to delight, to divert,
to drive away melancholy, to amuse,
to give pleasure.

QuemnpXnelP pet S. joy, enjoyment,
rejoicing, pleasure, deliciousness, de-
light, diversion, cheerfulness; con-
tentment, complaisance, pleasure,
pleasantry; amusement, recreation,
pastime; gaiety, frolicsomeness; -
webs spots Α amenity.

Qa gwewet ao. unanimous, with one
Opinion or voice.

Q cra 4. με stale ol’, Loft un. to agree, to
be of one mind. (tion.

Qregerputar(Il §. analogy, propor-

tg cs gs as fps re S. usin dint .

Qaegupiul a. that lives or dwells
together, neighbouring, adjacent.

Qnegqurg [iu a. of equal price.

πεν ἢ a. equal, companion ; ad.
equally.

Quegugneds a. that works or labours
together, that does the same thing.

Qaegwawuk il, bof va. to range to-
gether, to put in the same class.

Qacqugbp a combined; phys. coef-
ficient. [compose.

Quegug phd’, kgf: va. to combine ; to

Q ne garg pre (9 fret s. combination ἢ
composition, conjunction.

Doe qusquitine (Spek &, equidifference.

ΨΩ a. phys. isodynamic.

Qnegunl[tp a. even; equal, alike; of
the same number; consubstantial.

Qaegun[3nn. S. Ue on whpy -

0.,.ε0.24.ω[ να. ἢ Bol: va. to relate, to
join together.

Qneguspreagqury a. that stirs together,
that walks with another.

Qacgqufeunt a. combined, mixed.

1 PS Se byfs va. to mix
together, to compose, to allay.

Dre gusfruntiar(F fot 8. combination,
mixture, medley, miscellany; —, - σε ΔΨ,
phys- inflection.

Qacgufuig fy 8. competitor.

Drregusfurinnys a. phys. divergent.

Qovgud fpf a. clothed with the
same purple, that has the same dignity.

Qneguhwh a, even, alike, equal; s.
counterpart.

QD ire cgstehystune [9 [κε ἵν S. likeness, equa-
lity; equivalent.

aeguhwupgk εἴ", E-gf: va. to put in
order, to dispose; to put mto verse.

Ont

Qiegushk peo a. chem. isomorphous.

Qnegqubk peqne[P fit s. chem. isomor-
phism.

Qnrguhpe a. alike, partaking.

Qneguhfg a. alike, equal, same; 8.
spouse (man or woman). '

Qaegmbigbn a. equivalent, equipol-
lent; just, equal; 5. equilibrium ; com-
pensation.

Qnegqulynkd, δον va. to reduce to
an equilibrium, to render equivalent ;
to equal, to compare; to counterba-
lance, to make up for, to counterveil.

QnegqguwihpnaclFfech S. Dare gash fre. 8.

Dregs ngitis a. equilateral.

Qaegubpot a. of the same religion.

Qneguhgh J, κοΐ va. to join together.

Qaeguhgnpy a. participant; equal.

Qacguhgne (th s. participation, equa-
lity; coupling, match, union.

Qnigursgnh a. phys. at an equal level.

Qnegubuyp a. of the same paternity,
that has the same quality as the father.

Qe gersuuul a. of equal age ; of the
same height.

Ὁ.,.,ε cash cese_ssste a. tnanimous.

Dive ων cere μενα κε a. equal, just, equi-
valent; alike, same.

Qneguhusupre Tis δ. assemblage.

Qnegutknaghs, αδ s. parallelo-
gram; - gopne[Ph ug, -- of forces; -
yopmeng, parallel joint.

Dery wSEnubush (. 5. parallel.

QnagiunSbnhwtne (Fh 8. parellelism.

QneguSEnamt δ. parallelopiped.

QaigwSken ad. together, contiguous.

Dae gqguduyh a. correspondent, ecual,
unanimous; joining in accord; ad. of
one accord; -- genmhf,, to come to terms,
to agree, to be of one mind; mus. to be
in tune.

9.,»ε. εν, ἐν Sf’, Eg να. mus. to form
an accord, to put in tune, to make
harmony; -// vn. to agree with, to
correspond; mus. te sing in concert.

Qnigudujine[Ih s. correspondence,
union, equality, concord; unison, Sym-
phony ; mus. accompaniment. ([(lines).

Qac ger ddl nun fin Ma phys. isocheimal

Dnegoshisteush a. mech. isochronal.

Qargunhsitnuhne {Ph s. mech. isochro-
niem, uniformity of vibration. ((lines).

Qneguhiuntuyft a. phys. isotheral

Qnegqunthiauh a. participant.

Qacqgartinuth DS, ἔοῦ va. to impart, to
make partake of.

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Qoaegudiautne{i fet $. participation ;
chem. isomeria.

Qarqundkpd a. phys. convergent.

Dragan ass prob ies ps be of, Loft va. to acco-
modate, to adjust. (to join.

One gutharl, με ἢ“! UN. to be united,

Qancgqguthpe& a. isogonous.

Qacgunuy ὃ. ΟΥ̓́. syllable.

Qaeguyuefy a. that holds the same
course, companion on the road.

Qacgunacp [dt a. of the same tongue
or language. [symmetrical].

Qneguseanp a. of the same measure,

Qoegusunpae[Fhee 5. exact propor-
tion, symmetry.

Qacgmuyumacnr [Ὁ fet s.the same dig-
nity, participation in the same dignity.

Qrigueqwpurhgtd, E-gf: va, to receive
or rank in the same company, to as-
sociate.

Dove gp τε ῥ , Egquy vn. to mix in
the same company or circle.

ΠΡ ΣΧ. 8. the same company,
participation in the same company.

Qnegqurnyku ad. equally, alike, like-
wise,

Qaequfkad a. phys. isothermal.

Dre gunnnniwe a. equal to God 3 (the
Man-God).-

Qnaqusfushh a. gr. parisyilabic.

QD rracgecrifbeprurl $. ast. S. Ghancmhh.

Yregumnmt a. ast. in the same con-
stellation. (together.

Dre ἃ μεν ενν οἿν ἔν dl’, δοβΡ va. to celebrate

Qacgurg ad, together, conjomtly ; =
μων. to sit beside, contiguous ; -- -,
by twos, two and two, in pairs.

Qacgucnpkd, kgf va. to join toge-
ther, to couple, to pair, to match, to
tie or put two by two, to unite, to
join; to liken, to compare; to marry,
to join in wedlock.

Qoeqguenpne (Phe 4. conjunction,
union ; coition, embrace; parity, equa-
lity ; the equinox; relation, connexion;
union, match, marriage; δρβιωνβᾷ -
guplurplny οἵη. ων» εν» ‘ happy union of
spring and autumn.

Qoe gp iu a.of the same measure,
equal, equivalent.

Qin gkS, kgf: S. Qnegmenph dS: ὩΣ
τί fen, math, to sum up; -- ghee pakhae po,
to scason, to flavour; — qessprrar, to
make basket-work; -- qnp σνᾳ susgfeocer yrs
to join in wedlock.

ane

3 σι πέρᾳ" 5. begwhly-
acg pleld usted”, oasgessy UN. to concur;
to coincide. '

Qregph(dog a. that runs together,
that accompanies, concomitant; - go_
pecldfh.&%, concurrent.

Queene [P regal ite a. ast, synodical ;
- pefaph peli fe®, synodic revolution.

QaegpefPugqoe(Pfe% §. concourse,
concomitance, accompanying}; coinci-
dence; coexistence.

Qaeg pd, bguy un. to couple, to join
together, to be united; to pair, to
yoke, to match; to be connected with,
in correspondence, in communication,
to have friendly intercourse.

Qeegfge ad. in like manner, likewise,
equally, as mucin; twice, double.

Qaegarag, fs. geom. parabola.

nagapguhent a. parabolic.

Qecgapguadke Ml. 8. paraboloid.

Qecgopgkd S. A ee 8

Qacgec(Zk 2. conjunction, coupling ;
equality, likeness; union, concord,
agreement; coupling, pairing; con-
junction, union, wedlock; communi-
cation, intercourse; ἔα. -[Pkut pb_
phy (pig aestkp), to be like, to resem-
ble, to seem like.

Que gossbeuasy a. equinoctial.

Qaegopme [9 feats s. the equinox.

Qaafpwh, wg 8. bot. origanum, wild
marjOram.

Qnepwdp pd, bq, yn. to splay, to fall
headlong, to dislocate or sprain the
shoulder, to put the shoulder out of
Joint; Ss. Geld asl

Que s. udder; -, -6 5. Yau, hir,
Vafepwh, Gee; sep —f, storax; -f
4£@,, liquid storax.

acum a. close, narrow; subdued;
- be. qk po fb loans ἡ ἢ οἿοῖ, (.“δην } dis-
tant, far from, isolated.

Qaim, gang a. pure, refined, clean.

Yacpe a- vain, useless, futile, trifling,
frivolous ; —>» b —~, eve --, - σα ἦν ad.
Yainly, in vain, uselessly, invalidly,
Unjustly; -- wapPwhp unavailing regrets;
- ων, ane Tow {στα Ὁ αἰ cosas ove sas ly . labour lost ;
~ frouky (πε ξρξ.). to calumniate, to
impute , to accuse; f - xgkb,, to

a in vain. .

“πε. [5 car el ets νων cas fy Ss. "ὦ es ererress ly «
θερμά ὃ. βρέ.
σή, weguny OF wy un. to tremble,
to shudder, to shake, to quiver, to take

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fright, to be scared, startled; to be
uneasy, alarmed, to concern one’s self;
- δ ρων. to shiver with cold.

Yapuns, & sf. mother-in-law, mother
of the wife.

Asuputtoad, mnguy, Qswpfl, kyny vn.
to be exasperated, irritated, to put
one’s self in a passion, to take offence,
to resent, to be vexed, to bear malice;
to grieve, to complain, to lament.

QD swpne[t{et 5. disgust, aversion,
dislike.

“OD ΣΤῚΣ Qates ash, wuigfs un. to bray. ᾿
αὐ ῥεῖ, “σε Δ δ. braying of an ass.
ΧΩ “ἢ ὅ. spring; - αμην.

pudke, spiral —e

Qesesy ete ushaseng a. witha Spring 5 -
εν ἔπη tt, spring-mattress.

Qisey hel, kgf va, to bind, to tie close,
to press; to subdue, to hold, to hinder;
to draw, to draw again.

9 νει δι refinery.

Dink, βοΐ va. to clear, to cleanse,
to fine, to refine; to clarify, to filter,
to purify ; to rectify ; to revive.

Qafs s. refiner; a. depurative; -
ufeteask chem. refiner, beater.

DQ νοήσει a. cleansing.

QO naclFfch 9 ne ith Ss. cleaning, fin-
ing, refining, purification ; filtration.

Qpapeat a, that speaks uselessly or
unjustly; δ. everlasting or great talker,
chatterer; accuser.

Ὁ νων μευ εἴ, kgf un. to speak useless-
ly or unjustly, to talk nonsense; to
calumniate.

Qpuputtne[Ffeh 5. useless discourse,
idle talk, nonsensical stuff; calumny.

Qpugun a. that judges uselessly ;
false, untrue; ad. falsely, wrongfully.

Q preasg Ey usheste a. that belongs to
Zoroaster, (vain, inquisitive.

Qruapiighp a. that seeks uselessly;
Q raspenp Sneneg. a. that thinks useless-

ly, vain, foolish.

Q ruspfrou, otc. S. Drupuh, ete.

Drauss θσωᾷρ, ῥα 5. cuirass ; cors-
let; coat of mail, small coat of mail;
breast-plate. [esquire.

Qrasmpupd §. knight's attendant,

whmgnpd , ag δ. Cuirass-maker.

D prshuggkuer a. armed with a cui-
rass, cuirassier. |

Ὁ pus Suihp §. heap, mass, pile.

oss 4, eno ag ies orn ἡ —of oes 02. » ~eng §. armed
with a cuirass, cuirassier.

‘

orn

Qnusucnphd, kyu un. to arm
one’s self with a cuirass.

Qnw4kaqkq a. that flows, inundates
uselessly or unjustly.

Opus, Enh vn. to cuirass, to arm
With a cuirass; -fS° S. QprausSescnp fl

ΟΞ {ἀρ ῥα" Ε ebnhS, ’ [bubt un.
to run or seek uselessly.

Ὁ pushbmnushuth u. Vain, useless, false.

ΩΣ ~gyupt α. vainglorious,
proud, boastful, braggart.

Qpwfuh a. vain, labouring in vain,
fatiguing usclessly ; -- ,/&,,to labour
in vain, to work without result, to
make a hole in the water, to make
ropes of sand, to miscarry ; — dessus ,
labour lost.

Qprustfurmuk a. that labours in vain.

Qpue δ. limit, end; - sankey , to end,
to finish ; - well yb ag (apne), to
exterminate, to extirpate ; — ,Au6,, to
end, to be bounded.

Q pr sseeearchiss S εἰ Γ un. to die, to
cease to live, to be killed.

Dou kt, kgf va. to terminate, to
finish; — δ 4&%uw,y, to kill, to take away
life, to put to death, to slay, to cut
the thread of one’s days; -fs un. to
put an end to, to end, to come toa
conclusion, to draw to an end; - ᾧ
ἤδη ραν Juels κεν ἡ“ ν ἴο depart this
life, to die.

Qpwekgneguhbd, neg va. to take
away,todeliver. _ ,

QD pr ass oft eas 0. S. Q pass ts eased «

QD punpuna(F ind 8. vain glory, self-
conceitedness. [root.

Dk ewirg. 8. bot. birth-wort, snake-

QrhwShupuihp δ. injustice; privation.
. Qphure 8.731. extortion, exaction,

encroachment, injustice, insult, rapine;
breach, diminution, loss, grief, wrong,
injury, hardship; despoiling, privation,
degradation, exclusion, dispossession.

ALS, kgf va. to deprive, to rob,
to despoil, to commit rapine; to de-
fraud, to frustrate; to vex; to strip,
to displace, to depose, to leave desti-
tute; -- σύν, to deprive, to debar
one’s self from; -f/ un. to deprive
one’s self of; to abstain from. _

Qr4fs a. that deprives; oppressive.
; riage θράπε(θ με», Qnhactth

. ass tgp «

θα,» by 8. nought, cipher; -- papi.

gunpf:, freezing point, zero.

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Daag qpsegqusy s. term, word, dis-
course, recital, narrative, narration;
talk, conversation, familiar chat; news,
hearsay, rumour; — wabby, pkpby,
ww. to bring, to give news, to an-
nounce, to recount, to inform, to relate;
- mphuth;,, to talk, to converse ; £-
or f -ῷ ;bnb,, to become a by-word;
pus. ὁ sass Mesa pr ἔν es Laka — pr, let thy
conversation be with the wise; 4 --,
the tale spreads, the report prevails.

D prac guspusl S. talker ; a. narrative,
historical.

Qracyupwtkd va. to recount, to
narrate.

Qpacgquputiae{d fit S. Degg

Qrequukp a. talkative.

πε γεν a. Who. brings news; --
yfufur, to bring news.
acguinky δ. parlour.

Yoacguupkt, ἔτη va. to narrate, to
relate, to discourse, to talk.

Dpacgumpac{a s. recital, discourse,
narration, dialogue.

Qnacgkd, : bal: S. Q pracgqurngekS-

pawpen, f δ. calumnious, unjust;
false; 8. calumny; — ἀπε, 8. Dpsyep_
oss bs offs :

Qewupmutp 8. calumny, slander.

Qoyupink αἴ, kgf va. to calumniate,
to be censorious; to slander.

ἐὰν τ δ. calumniator, imposter;
a. slandering, defaming.

QD σα αν [9 foet Ss. calumny, impos-
ture, inculpation, slander ; —-(¢b-esdp ad.
calumniously. (run away.

DQ fufusbd un. to flee hurriedly, to

Qoq. bg 8. withe, band; tie, bond,
link, joint, union.

Qoguhuynel(Ffe% 8. binding, junc-
tion, fastening, conjunction.

Qog unlike ws, a.tied, joined,annexed,
connected; malicious, cunning, hidden,
embroiled.

Qogtd, ἔην un. to tie, to bind, to
fasten, to attach; to salder.

Qognems, Qogncai 8. chem. scam,
joint, suture ; S. Bog, Bogard.

9.) a. immodest, impudent; filthy,
shameful.

Qorupuqs fq a. avaricious, sordid,
stingy, niggardly, miserly.

opmpuybd, kaf va. to seek unlaw-
ful profits, to gain illecitly, to procure
by fraud; to flatter, to allure.
Qormpurqne(Fpet 8. sordid interest,

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avarice; sordidness, niggardness, stin-
giness ; Cheph, “4 με —(A@kut, to turn
aside after lucre.

Qoperms δ. Qo». ἢ

onmbw, α΄. lascivious, wanton;
covetous.

Qo.nmbS, &gf va. to dazzle, to charm;
to effeminate ; gig Teron es qonank ys aes gen
whtbgo.% her beauty attracted every
one’s gaze. [dazzling.

Qonmfs a. witching, enchanting ;

Qornmnc(Phet s. covetousness, lust;
ogling, wooing; filthiness, lewdness.

op, me. wg & army, host, soldiery,
militia, suldiers, forces, troops; 46.
wkiwh —p, infantry, foot-soldier; --
mab, , ΚΑ S. Qopustngad. εἰν.
ἔδωῤν ΠΩ σὰ —aey, the flower of the
troops, the best troops in an army ; --
dmb , es ere cre_aeryy . pughudh at ‘ freat
army, numerous troops, overwhelming
forces . pefahhp[s ᾿ ΣΟ ΟΣ ἀν dy
"αρηῤῆ -- , disciplined, experienced,
troops inured to war; <p ὄρήνβο. Ep.
flucne —p , the host of angels; -,
strength, vigour, force; ἤδη bn. —b be
rtlhph whg kt fuji, and still breath-
Ing. giving signs of life.

pupa ad. bravely, valorously.

Qopugsfsuhuts a. belonging to a
general, or to his command.

Qopugbel-wits 5. staff, staff-corps.

Qopurgyne fr, “κως 8. general, com-
mander, leader ;- 4cumag, author of
the faith.

ϑορωη nyt a. stroncer. :

opuqnewpX a, amusing the army.

Qopwd-nged_s. levy of troops, enrol-
ment, recruiting; — wats,, bbb, to
levy soldiers, to enrol troops, to subsi-
dize an army, to recruit; -- αὶ tw, he is
gathering together an army; he is
ready with an army 5 -- wahby 4ogeng,
to select, to separate, or to gather to-
gether souls.

Qepreerfsusqueg puff vn. to lead troops
against, to make an expedition, to
enter on a campaign.

Apuhwh, wg 8. army, guards, sol-
diery, militia; soldier, militiaman; a.
soldierlike, military; strong, robust,
valorous.

Qopuhutie sh sf. female soldier.

Ropursuiteg bn 8. TeViOW 5; — μεν,» to
pass in review, to review troops, to
review.

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Qopuhhy a. fellow-soldier, comrade.
Doped ὦ αν τ ἢ wnbh,, pbtby vn. to de-

tach troops, to expedite forces.

ὩΣ -- ἴδει ανενε [ [rth s. fierce
combat, bloody battle.

Qo usllnuyt ad. every day; always.

Qoprtiusd, wgnyun. to grow stronger,
to recover one’s self; to take root; to
revive; to reign, to predominate; to
grow, to increase; to be able; — εὖ,
ΓΕ ν to collect one’s strength, to ga-
ther strength, to recover; to fortify
one’s self; goprusught dhap pa, courage!
thy arms shall be strengthened; gogrmus_

gle. take heart! courage! cheer up!

Qopwtipuw, honk a. garrisoned; s.
quarters, barracks ; head-quarters.

Doppler» wy 8. Commander in
chief, supreme head of the army, gene-
ralissimo.

Qopunyk inked S. Qopunfurp hf

Qopumyluw ad. valorously, courage-
ously; energetically, efficaciously.

Qoprusfinp , wg $ general, comman-
dant.

Qopaneupkd, kgf vn. to command,
to lead an army.

QopusdusnefPf% 5. command of an
army, genera)ship.

Qopanfigt a. s. aid, support, help;
defender, partisan; succour, reinfor-
cement; -ν - og bss { utter [9 ἔν sts ΠΣ
to aid, to help, to bring succour; --
nebk, qnp, to be sustained, or suppor-
ted by; oppial, -. pan Shkpalth οὖ,
So paw, my son, help thy father in
his age.

Qopugnegubled, nef va. to fortify,
to strengthen, to sustain, to harden,
to fence, to establish, to secure, to re-
pair, to reinforce, to restore, to cor-
roborate; to brighten up, to comfort,
to embolden, to reanimate, to revive,
to cheer up, to make revive; -- gthas
OF χρίει nego, to lend or bring
help, to succour, to aid; f γωηξθπας
[?f% - qnp » to render victorious, to
give tho victory.

Qopmgneghs a. strengthening, com-
forting; corroborative,cordial;fortifier.

Qopusefgt ὃ. θορωήβηι.

Qopunnp, wg a. strong, Vigorous ;
powerful; energetic, pathetic; possi-
ble, efficacious ; valorous. _might.

Qopmenpat{ipfed s. strength, power,

Qopky S. Ropunnp-

90}
Qopk yusuyln Ss. Qosressuryhos »
Qopkgqne(Ff-% ς. valour, vigour.
Qopkd, kgf un. to be able, worth;
to govern; to act, to produce an cf-
fect. ;
Qopke pr. ad. as, like, so that; as if;

almost; for instance; - «ὐἦνων ἥν! » like.

beasts; ad. conj. for instance.

Qoppiumby pbifs un. to assemble the
staff; 8. Qoruknged 3 to pick out or
unite the flower of the army.

Qopsutumumg ad. daily, every day,
always. |namics.

Qoprae[P-E us pustine [3 ft 8. mech. dy-

θόρε (8 Lupus ad. virtually.

θόρε [Fb tushy ate a. virtual ; dynamic )
- εἴδινε [9 heh, dynamic unity.

Qopne(Phtruhetiac{dfet ὁ. virtuality.

Vopa{Fhbuhfe a. virtuous, powerful.

Qopaeld Etursesifs δ. mech. dynamo-
‘meter.

θορμσεζθ ῥεῖν s. power; authority, vi-
gour, valour, heart, courage, nerve,
force, spirit, faculty; corroboration,
supply, reinforcement, aid, energy,
efficacy, virtue; resource; sense,
meaning, signification ; weight, impor-
tance; prodigy, miracle, virtue; army ;
person ; distinct substance or person;
πρ ‘Lphufg, the angels; celestial
bodies, stars, &c.; <p diamg, the
faculties, qualities of the mind; $4p
—[#hwhy,the Lord of hosts; aye, {ἢν
—[#k wn, valorous man, virtuous wo-
MAN; pan nth be - frp, as the man 18,
80 is his strength ; gine uegnegkre aha
-» hast thou clothed the horse with
Strength ? gfe —[Phudg, With arms ;
‘by main strength; gfaky q— wpacf, to

lie witha man; -ἰϑ δια ad. powerful-

ly, emphatically ; understood; by vir-
tue of; with all one’s strength 5 guyz
σεν ε -(Θ διεεεῖε ἡμπμξίωπ. pay lift up
thy voice loudly; ufpby pusdhbenjn
-[#kuE, to love with all one’s heart ;
eats ἢ εὐ ἔν gy f -[9 Luk , to be weakened or
exhausted 7 froesas [i Lr Pye fees esrerss ate 444}
upon my faith! i’ faith! -- arith. &c.
square; mech. &c. force;— uwhgnpoa{sl,
vis inertive ; gfliehsw, —, resistance; &
pepupetut —, electric -3 gqeespeS bene.
fetes —, parallel —; gb qpotmhut --΄,
central -- ; fb gpotemforys —, centrifugal
—3 khepotudpy -- , centripetal -; {εν
quith -, Vi8 ViVa; ζει, —, Vital
power; dgaqwhwt —, attractive power ;

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Boas εν fees aso ly exste -, magnetic “3 acs elope _
ζω —, molecular —; 2,aptfs —, Mo-
tive - εἐεὐἵννη ὦ ἦ cass --ν repulsive -} oget.
{2 -, projectile force.

bk (8) £ s. the seventh letter of the
alphabet and the third of the vowels;
£, E, seven; seventh.

-It is sometimes changed for, or
confounded with the letters 4& and .».
for example: beh, kpk; &phh, beth:
κιηξ 9 ugly ἢ ὕεσνωρξ » Gupama- ;

- It often enters into the composi-
tion of words, for example: sajbhed.
Sagkdraynm , “ἐς οὐ . . "-

~ prefixed to ἃ missive letter sigal-
fies the Supreme Being. _

bk. é. be or but, bfvs. that exists,
existence; that is of itself, the Supreme
Being, the Most High, God; be kid ap
ke, Iam that 1 am; ap be wnupbay
“ἴω wn. déq, 1 AM sent me unto you;
Kp pl. the divine persons, the Trinity.

Εν fys. being, existence, that exists;
creature, matter; v. aur. he 183 whe §
wtuuhky, one saw there, one sees ; gk
“ἢ Efgu “πε 1 Kassg ἔτεα Ὁ intoxicated
with the beauties of nature.

k’ int. eh! hey! oh! οἱ alas! & @é.
ont » oh Peter!

ag als ’ ξ ἔρμμε δῶ , gE ocpkp 9 Ee apf ad.
sometimes; now and then.

Lk’ op, bu op 8. 80mMe, BOME One;
one... and the other; some... others;
some... some; ad. sometimes.

buf, «9 8. being, existence, that
exists; creator, that causes to exist,
that extracts from nothing.

ans fy ons pesesle css ly ossls Qa ontological.
᾿ἐμουαρανε δέν oped $. ontology.

bob [9

barhh, σα a. that exists, that is of |

itself, increate ; essential, substantial ;
~ δ gr. substantive, auxiliary.

wh εωἿν κεν α΄ ὃ. ppasTraasel-

ahwtal pet 8. barl[Pfct.

whhg a. that partakes of the same
existence, consubstantial, coexistent.
. bukgne{Pfrt 8. consubstantiality ,
identity of substance. {to subsist.

are Eesgusy un. to be, to exist,

wmée ad. essentially, really, in
reality, in fact.

begneguetids, ngf va. to cause to
exist, to extract from nothing, to
se [- sex.

¢: bguys a. 8. female; — wat, the

fopX s. mus. an Armenian note ἴσο )»

“5 int. ah! oh!

be s. key-hole. |

s. God; 8S. b, fp &u.

+ beng» greg 8. 283, jackass, don-
key: machine of war, (battering-ram):
Mil$. bridge ofa violin, &e. ; — Beeson ssl ΒΕ
she-ass, donkey ; ζιωζ ἔχεν, ass’s milk;
‘tombky “τ. to ride on a donkey;
hewisl, atpnhk , grist —, the ass
brays; geyep feng ὃ. Qeyg-

wy 5 kw fis 5. She-goat that resembles
an ass; deer’; chamois.

ἔμεν δ. essence, nature, consti-
tution ; existence; substance ; divinity,
God; property, fortune, wealth; J-
wok), sop fik,, tO create.

kz: bob 5. page (of a book); descent,
going down; declivity ; -« mna%é,. to
descend, to go down; —u δι. bys wahky;,
to go up and down; aaa ᾧ “ὦ gly ary εν» ὅν
~ hktwy Ἔπρωω, this is the brightest
page in his life 7 ula lf ἐ δι press s ccs offs ’
falling of the mercury.

be ᾿ ἔν 00s ἡ 288 δεν. , Ep puglyp , Epo,
Eve ascarlyes ; En af cas ass » αζιω ἵν ἔν pr. ad, why ?
for what reason or cause? Jip dépuy,
on what? on which?

brew #. gentle breeze, pleasant wind,
Zephyr; pkg perks Sudan yueppgl,

= gachs spaltapk|r, each breeze for
you is a furious blast, while to me the
blast is a gentle breeze.

ES. Gré-

fbRpak, s. ephemeris; 8. [werk
τ 5"

C (yét) pl2 s. the eighth letter of the
alphabet and the fourth of the vowels;
ΣΝ 1) eight ᾽ eighth.

- At the beginning of words it is
sometimes redundant, for example:
2 setemang 5 {3212 ἀρ ἡ as est Tf Μ᾿ puny?; Gum,
ove ΠῚ "aan 9 7 ‘

- Between two or more consonants it
is always understood; but in the di-
vision of words it is actually put, for
example : Shneteg. ; Sting b αὖν ’ Sy
bacteg. ,. ὅσ. tpt. «δι; Δ) Ει, grey
tp. giz, grep. ¢ky: ΑΒ also in poetry:
ergnquab bli Sctplr ug pti ge(qhaqudstfit

ες, ὡς, e4e int. alas! alack! oh!

Cyby S. Negé&q-

qk pth 8. Negkptbdl.

Tat a. desirable, to be wished
for, amiable; desirous, anxious; -- &
ἔν, I wish. (cordial.

Cqtuhu(2 a, desirous, longing after;

AE Pry PP 7 S. Cp deasg hr; gr. optative
(mood); — gfelAnc (Pfr, witchcraft,
sorcery, spell, charm.

Rp dearhsasterre [9 frc% ΓΕ desire, wish.

Cyduhbpn a. desirable, to be wished
for ; desirous, longing, greedy, thirsty,
cager;- or τῶ wn%k,, to render de-
sirable, to make valuable, interesting,
to excite desire; -- ἐνξ,. to desire,
to wish for, to aspire after, to covet,
to long after, to be greedy of.

Cyduwhbpunne{P-fe% 4. desire, wish.

Cyduduytne(Ife% s. agreeable song
or voice.

Cte, asey[s , [ἰδεῖν μων Γ᾽, 200 oy “ἢ una.
to desire, to wish, to long for; to
guess, to divine; qf ;hiby thy - I
wish you health, [ hope you will enjoy
good health; adieu! good bas

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Cyduhp 8. pl. strong desire, longing,
eagerness ; - “με. st) Herprgae (db εἶν, am-
bition.

C decry asinnel a. conjuror, diviner.

Cyducnp a. eager, greedy; lovely,
affectionate.

Qydeusspunpp a. very desirable; --
wnik,, to make one’s mouth water;
- εἰπε,» to desire passionately.

Cath pbinpl 8. Qytusht pen pbtpl-

Cytnc(3[.% 5. desire, wish; divina-
tion, augury, omen.

Cydne 8. desire, wish, fancy.

ἤ γον esq uss Ss. ἢ ney arr 20s κα εν «

Clput 5. throat, pharynx.

θιγεῖν «ὐἿοῖν of", Ὁ. va. tu shut a per-
son’s mouth, to put to silence; to leave
one not a word to say, to dispirit, to
convince, to put to a nonplus; -- géqn
huynnfs, to muzzle the ox; -b/ un. to
keep silence, to hold one’s tongue, to
remain silent, to be struck dumb, to
be tongue-tied. (light.

Cipkpbjb a. tolerable, bearable,

Cdpb ptf : δ πῆρ πι (9 fet S. Lasdpk.
pk, &e. (fg. champion.

Ciphp. peag 8. athlete, wrestler;

0 clfrr ash st, a. athletic; - ἴση." [ het ;
wrestling.

Cipzutinpin , fig δ. wrestler; a.
athletic; -, <eg, wrestling. [tler.

(ξεν εἴπω τοῦ fs henry 8. athlete, wres-

Cappuhupmpl, bguy un. to wrestle,
to contend in wrestling.

Caffe gurtlies pr este [Ὁ fort , - gl? fet ὅ.
wrestling.

Qwvjent a. proper, suitable, conve-
nient; probable; - £, it is proper,
right. —

Cdpnphiled, Kafr, -[ 0, hguy yna. to
taste, to eat, to feed on: to enjoy, to
delight in, to take pleasure in; to
gain, to obtain, to possess: to chew,
to masticate, to break with the teeth;
- apeny essen for " qienpdu ’ qifeesnos, ἡ“: ἐν ᾿
to obtain honours, to gain recompense,
or reward, to acquire glory, to win
crowns; -- qneuneifis ; 4}, ᾿ “ρει i
to acquire knowledge; to die; to be
despised, contemned, abused.

(ξεν a.refractory, contumacious,
disobedient, indocile, crabbed, stub-
born, peevish, rebellious.

Cr cfg erases κεν κα ol, ass easy UN to resist, to
kick, to disobey, to revolt, to mutiny ;
to grow insolent, bold, proud.

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[λεγε ταννινε [8 να“, 3. disobedience, in-
solence, impertinence. ὶ
β,ἤεκΐνωνη s. 23rd. November (the day
on which sheep are folded). ἪΝ

Cefpat& κί vu. ἴο take, to surprise,
to hold, to seize; to entrap, to catch
again, to retake, to grapple, to match;
to reach; to comprehend, to conceive,
to undertake; ὥνεζν —, to catch fish,
to fish; -- gap puwhfep, to surprise, to
convince or confound one in argu-
ment; to address or question with
art, insidiously. ;

βγεῖ νη 4. handful, hold; pin.

β γε μα, kguy un. to let one’s self
be taken, to be taken, surprised 5 -- ,ν.
eopzeylt, to be caught in a trap; to
entangle one’s self; - ᾧ gunc{thush.
to be taken in adultery ; — Asscesuprare,
to be surrounded by darkness ; — yo.
puny déquy, to be contaminated,
or stained by sin; -- putife ph putba
δεν. to be surprised, or convinced in
argument, to be confounded; — ῥ᾽ “τω.
wnpeusts , to be deceived, caught, duped:
- dinwg, to wonder ; — wap, to be de-
ceived by the eyes, to deceive one’s
self; - guend Ephuty , to be in travail,
to be surprised by the pains of child-
birth ; edger toh gust Swinekp bapa his
secrets were discovered. [vice.

Pulpntps a. holding; s. ἃ mechanic's

Calpe Torry ses lyst a. having the virtue
or power to take, to apprehend, to
understand; -- εξ, surrounding, cir-
cumambient; foggy; - 4ahepz.. attract-
ing, swallowing.

θαι σησε [Ὁ fit ᾽ βυχαΐ,ι δῆ, 8. hold,
retention, surprise; comprehension,
perception; — wfhenpg , attack, fit,
stroke.

Cuiguh , wg s. cup, drinking-glass.

PC Siqaehfy a. commensal, mess-male.

Chigesshwhp s. pl. contempt; inso-
lence, impudence.

ΣΤ of, ἔδυ» -hhd, ἔκ. on. to re-
sist, to grow proud, ferocious, to rebel.

ee {4 1), θάμ GE acgquthd, ne
gf va. to restrain, to bridle, to repress,
to tame, to break in.

Cfiqgushng a. contumacious, stub-
born, rebellious, ferocious.

DP elieg 0204 reife S. C efig ur Shop » :

Cuiqutwh 8. drinking vase; dish,
mug, cup.

Cfigquting BS. Pafig ssh -

Cur
δ bg 000 by cash a. potable, drinkable,
fit to be drank.
ὕω ε pba. potable, drinkable; 5. drin-
ker; drink, draught, beverage, liquor,
potation ; δ, (πα; qrfugnegls -ι
refreshing draught ; hE puhoacp bua -,
food and drink; {9 ashashp ke —p, vessels
and drink ; fp want συμ Ewe εἴ" εἴν αν.
ἀῤῥοξε Wea ess bry pug. Vosnssess® realy | eek.
“ὁ. thou shalt not go into the house
of feasting, to sit with them to eat and
to drink ; ΡΥ - δ. ΠΣ ; -
af S. Ub fenruseys ο
εἴδοι ἔν αἵ, appf, ape un. to drink ; -
“μιν —cagerly, greedily; -
“ον yoF, -- hard or deep, - like
a piper, to tipple, to tope, to bea
hearty toper; - b GE bag μἥ,νε (Fherd {δ ὦ
ΓΟ 7 , - the king’s health; - fh Ja
δοηνεζθβεν.... — to the success of;
que —. to receive a thrashing, a
blow; ons καῇ ass ons ly -»,to be struck in the
face; χε yey —, to obtain water by
dint of money, to pay for water -;
on εξ qusbopkteae(F με νὼ ὁ, εεὗἿ,η,. σ΄“.
“δε π| » Who drinks iniquity like water;
ane fied —, five Me---—5; pour me
out some ; S. ὕσεξι ’ Uebel, &e.
παρά. [πα S. Qafiqusl-
πα a. drinking; s. a drinker.
βίων δ s. the act of drinking.
Cipk path: f, &e. S. θα pest bf, Χο.
Reeguye δ. pl. fabulous monsters,
Erinnys, Furies.
1978. Cube:
¢ pr. to, at, towards, by; through;
among, in the midst, into, in; with; for;
under, below; upon ; soon, as soon as;
in the place, instead of; 4uyh, —
Ephfiu , to look at the sky} [Praga
capk, — Lape, to reign instead of him,
to succeed him; OLE id = ff? ἔξει. -- £7
give for me and for you; ~ wom,
obscurely ; -- alk%enji, totally, in all;
~ whole Sah, , to look upon one with
an evileye or with aversion; -- δεῖν,
with or by the hand; -- JJ, in; into,
Inside, in the midst; through; -- sky
fapk,, to split, to pass or go across;
ἔπ on f lk , to the right ὃ = glyphs ΠΣ
fo draw the bow strongly; -- σις
Suds, sometimes; — fuwspu, fraudu-
lently, erroneously; — prsry , ζεω νίαν,
ludicrously, facetiously; -- aye he --
{F+, as much the man as the woman;

~ Sense, under a tree; oferrpiustoush — |

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“7,0. ’ for its - εἶν εἰμ εἿ, , with one voice,
unanimously ; atp a¢bpeg. - ἐμ» put
these books with the others; &4- fu,
come away with me; - wtywhkje, going
along ; - ca Wes Te oes ong νῷ ’ by what
road ? — ρει, towards the East;
- εὐ εν ἐν Epp , in all countries ;
“(ἵν , - ΠΑ͂Σ ἴο pass
through Erzerum,to go that way;
- Jacg kee -- guidiap, by sea and land ;
~Eghfie ke - Ephfg, between heaven
and earth ; - Shokan | - Sb nk esl ;

between cavalry and infantry toge-
ther; - “ωε- τα. {πε ἘΞ κα ενώ ᾧν ἤ - S sas εἴ,
Ἵ,εὦ ἢ ἐἵη po ΣΤΊΧΟΣ (ἡ oo" ssp lense. S acs chaste cas ly css 0. ΠῚ
in those days, at that time; -- gaan ke
- upp, more or less, a little more,
a little less; - uyu be -- wir, between
this and that; altogether, unitedly ;
ΣΌΣ — ageusmneSuth, tO throw out
of window ; - eas bE Us 7.2 mb-ahe, every
where; - sw5Nop, under the bed; -

Epuifep, under heaven; -- fepke or
frphwe ‘ under him 77 exyece csr gorse sesly asec,
under pretence; —~ ἐὦ σε. εν ες. Ὁ ἐν ἴρ F OL ν at.
break of day ; - ἔρξζω ’ Epk frye , or
Epkhoj, towards the evening; ἐξά.
Tae cy aes. — ye 4 μεν εἴξεεννε. 4 {εν ἔν casts Fare _
pe, he set out on the report of his
coming; — Suwhwewht, on the contra-
ry ; Cross-wise 5 — dfn why OF Seoprh ew _
ué,. to think, to reason in one’s mind ;
— nails Sup whk, to trample under foot;

— [Phe Sinutt,. tobe reckoned among;

- ashes nuet, Auring ten years; ko.

[Passe sesesese Ὁ, ἔτε. 4 [ug ust{p - att Sas pelee_

erd,, eight hundred and seventy five

years ; -- ι(ζίσίσ be gounsegfr »it will

fade as soon as it uncloses.

Cigupkp α. leguminous.

Tn ep-ase pussys a. innate, native, natural,
habitual.

Cirgcsgeneon a. fed with pulse.

Cig uli neg Φιω ly caste b od, to put to the
sword, to kill with the sword; to
trample under foot.

Cigudsft 8. Pugunpayy-

(νη ον ζ urged s. cauliflower.

(og rhudee Soy ft 8. Wye. Rag -

(νυν πε {2 frat s. mild or gentle
looking, affectionate or tender care,
protection.

Pig wht a, that eats pulse.

wurly onal EL L _,

(tgeuhpby a. dwelling with; neigh-
bouring, familiar’ δ. playfellow, com-
rade.

CUF

Pie sas ζω ad. 8. Une as cas graces 9 a. near
sighted; hazy, obscure; fppke - pith
gaeds Jorkagnclu ache fu, they were at
the last gasp.

Ciepcrqoususunbsupy a. seeing dimly ; -
wrtb,, to darken, to obscure.

βυν κω ΣΧ, Ss. Dig cs XE- of

Pigs bk heh &c. 8. Cie εὐ, ἔν ζεῖ » &e.

Cig ct [Ὁ 0h ot a. under the armpits;
— dugg, the hair growing --

me as le 5 .

ig μια pr. before, against; --
4“) purntsky, glu, kpuhky, ἐξ,» to
go to meet; to anticipate, to obviate,
to prevent, to meet, to affront, to face.

Pagan S. Ring. asm? δ ωδοῖ α΄.

qunwufeyp § pl. vanguard, van.

(tguwenet a. tamed, domestic, fa-
miliar; sedentary, home-keeping ; de-
licate, nice.

Cugupduh , wg a. free; large,
ample, vast, spacious, great; diffuse;
- Swidu, for a long time, or duration;
— fp πηι [ βμεΐνω,, magnanimous, long-
suffering, patient; - 44£.«hp, a dissolute
life; — £, it is lawful, permitted, it is
not prohibited; — ££, to live dain-
tily; — νιν to live dissolutely; --
wrhk,, to tacilitate; -, τῶ ad. at
length, lengthily ; diffusely ; dissolute-
ly; y-f» freely, at large; ,- ;fub,,
to be free, in liberty, at large; to be
unbound.

Cig wp tush pot a. diffuse, extended;
prolixious. (tious.

Pip surge deal rg tery a. dissolute, licen-

[νη case Leash sep οἷν a. larger, vast 5
very long, lengthy, more diffuse,
very prolix; ad. more diffusely, minu-
tely, in all its details.

bawupduwhwdéat a. liberal, gene-
rous. [patient.
oGrep cusped cash casper a. magnanimous,

Ciqupduhadinns (Fhe 5. magnani-
mity, long-suffering, patience.

νη ων ιυίμωμωρᾷ a- vast, spacious,
extended. (amply.

Pip sage Sash ΩΣ —pap ad. widely,

νην δωσε» a. reared in ease,
dainty, delicate, commodious; unbri-
dled, dissohite.

(Soop. cat gr ceca ly ccs es ys ea, s. saloon. [«Σωνζ «

(OG ccs ge ch aan ly oss ere esos φ τ’ 5. ἤζχωρς

Cigupduhkd, kgf va. to dilate, to
enlarge, to make greater, to increase,
to augment, to extend, to prolong;

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to disband, to relax, to spread, to
widen, to reach, to stretch, to give
ground, to amplify; -- pape, to exag-
gerate ; -- fig. to relax, to give repose
to; to tranquilize; pigwpdakkynd -
ἀπ, yap ΟΥ̓ acdkp , to open the
hand, to give freely, to be generous;
- n_ép, to give rest or repose, liber-
ty, license; -f/ un. to extend, to
widen , to spread, to dilate; to be
generous, ubpunp ep rterg ange Scar ly E- cry go
plapwpdushb guppy be gocp, Our heart
is enlarged... be ye also enlarged;
piqgupduhbuy &, it is allowed or
permitted, it is lawful.

ΣΟ presses restos ly Ss. Ugsark- Φ

Pag uptubbgnegubbhd 5. -ἰ ξ ’.

Pag wp diushne(F fet » ~hactlh 5. eX-
tent, extension, size, latitude, great-
ness, Width, amplitude, amplification,
enlargement; diffusion; field; capacity,
capaciousness; fig. disengagement, re-
laxation, freedom, liberty.

[Gop ωεἴιωϊνε τ] un. to gr ow
stupid, numb, to fall asleep; fig. to be
benumbed, dulled; -- δὶ gp=a,, to be
benumbed with cold, to be frozen, to
become torpid; — «sep yht, to gaze
at, to stare at;— gpusqutop, to preoccu-
py one’s self, to plunge in, to engulf
one’s self; κε: ghuslyryen rl bs peg bape
gape she has benumbed the
multitude of his bones.» (stupid.

ἔνι oy bs cx0y 2. numbed, dull; chill,

Cre wpiliugne ΜΠ, 5. stupidity, numb-
ness, inaction; stupor.

ἔδυ ppdingregutled, neal: va. to be
numb, to lull asleep; to chill; fig. to
stupefy.

Cig apdivgneghs a. that chills, lulls
asleep; charming.

Cigupdpl s. zool. torpedo (fish). —

Ci cere cr be Γ᾽ ᾿ Loft va. to cover with
sand, to bury.
oe 5. Ralph prastebe dd

aphyiulfed, tay un. to cry out

right, or loudly.

Pigg ApS, Equy un. to fall on one’s
knees; to coil one’s self up.

Ciggagkd, kgk va. to take or re
ceive to one’s bosom, to make wet
come.

Cigephkd, gh va. to embrace, to
clasp in one’s arms, to clasp or throw
one’s armsround, to hug; to undertake;

Lut
- qtkhntk ἡ db puy puttifury , tO remain
with the arms crossed. (together.

Raggemk dt, kgf va. to unite, to tie

Cig ghd, ¢filivg a.contrary opposed;
opposite, inimical; unfortunate; — sages
wnaufestf , an adeguate or prompt
reply; pr. against, on the contrary, the
wrong side, outward, the wrong way;
before, in face; — cpascatecery lyuuy νας πε»
Luphwhf,, to oppose, to resist, to
counteract, to make head against, to
cope With; —sasn%&,, to rise up against;
to combat; -- gutitutuhps, opposite
the money-box 5 ἡ{ω - ghky πρωΐ,
to place a stone against the door;
qgucpe — ghb,. to close the doors;
pebbyt — pkek,, toreply opportunely,
to respond; - babe μενα εν ῥρν ᾿ they
succeeded badly in that affair; show
- εἴ ε abacy,, to cavil, to sophisticate;
—. pphag fii, q-% ad. instead, other-
wise, on the contrary; -- Seshesnes
hac[Ppee 8. Rag ghdguipdacl(Fpeu; --
Jute palit 5. “bh fp gk

Cre ghtgapdnc{[ifeh 4. contrariety,
contradiction, teasing.

Cegghkdipkfp 4. antipodes.

Cregg fliopwdt wth S va. to divide in
opposite parts, to place one against
the other.

Cigafiliapufe a. resistent, solid,
hard, compact, opaque ; --ἰ αἴ, — ῥα,
to come in contact with, to strike
against. (hardness, solidity.

“χῥώωμοξην [9 [εν 2. resistance,

ge bliupwt, fy a. opposite; con-
tradictory ; s. contradicter, opponent;
- feb, 8. Pegg fidingwhh Sf.

Pigg fda pistol wt a. contradictory ;
after hearing both sides.

Cag ghlinputhS, kgf un. to contra-
dict, to counteract, to contest, to an-
swer ; va. to object, to oppose.

Reg flioputne(F{.% ς΄. contradic-
tion, disputation; antiphrasis.

Cig g plea puy ad. on the contrary, in
ἃ contrary manner.

ἔν ῥα να οἵδ, wth fretip δ. gcom.
opposed angles.

gp fhiog ap da. opposite, contrary;
τ hay. εἰν δι. -2b0 un. to oppose, to
resist.

vg op frlicg sap ine [9 μεν ὃ. Opposition,
resistance; antiperistasis.

Regge hiding hy ᾿ ἥρω a. opposed ,
contrary ; opposite.

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Mag pdiugnkS, κοΐ va. to oppdse,
to object. [ jection.

δ υηηδώωηρπε(σν s. opposition, ob-

Cig g freliafsos &c. S) . -- cas pesetila ἄτα.

Ci 9g feliak , wg a. contrary, opposite;
8. opposite extremes, adversity, dis-
grace, calamity; -- yopac{(#fe%, coer-
cive power; ταὶ ας. to oppose, to
contract. :

Civep cg foicoly easy pletofecl, βνη ng βεῖω hy easy ke of,
δον un. to oppose, to resist.

Cig gfliuhupne(Ffeh 4. resistance.

ΤΥ ΣῪ S. Pie fark eng’ — gp
or ~g, adversity, calamity.

Cig gbliuhuyne{Pfeh, τ, ρε Ὁ 8. ΟΡ-
position, resistance; confutation, re-
futation, dispute, controversy.

δ νη ἡ freliesherg . my A. that resists,
opposite, contrary. ;

Pigg είν, [2 με, 8. opposition,
resistance. [nist.

Rigg flishfy α. 8. adversary, antago-

Ciggpdivknyif 5. opposite side, re-
verse, wrong side.

Cig g fliahpacld pt 8. antipathy.

Cuggfliuahgne(F le δ. ἢ [εἴων εἴη νον {Fhe

δυνηηζιπωξρν ag a. opposite, that
Opposes, resists; hard, solid, opaque.

Rigg flieSup fl, ἐσ un. to resist;
to repel, to repercute.

θυχηῥιπωξς ρα [Ὁ [rect 8. opposition,
resistance ; counterblow, rebound ;
phys. impenetrability.

δ op. νειν shear poser 9 fg φ — afias rans foly ® wnljury
a. contrary, inimical, opposite; s. ad-
versary, antagonist.

(og op {εἴων ει νων [9 fr te δ. opposition,
resistance, action, combat.

νη foclhicstecer el”, ἢ “ἡ UN. to resist, to
contrast, to be repugnant, to mutiny.

Cag gfdisundog a. refractory, restive;
S. ΤΩΣ

Cag gfelapgky, by 4. barricade; —
hutgib,, [0 raise ἃ --) hepkwhhy q- »
to force ἃ --

Ciggfiinpina(2ts.coutrary thought
or sentiment. (des.

Dig gblinnchp, amusg 8. pl. antipo-

Rigg flie([Pfe% s. resistance, Oppo-
sition; contradiction, contrariety, dis-
cord; hinderance, obstacle; strife ;
dislike, aversion, repugnance, conflict,
trouble, implication.

(igh, -ὦὗ ’ —ushjashs a. familiar ,
domestic, tame, easy, mild, tractable,
approachable.

θυ"

Ragépehfy a. familiar, intimate,
bosom, linked or knit together in the
closest bonds of friendship, intimately
acquainted oS pbnk, 8. Cigkpokg fol

Cagkpech gfe, bang vn. to grow fami-
liar, to make acquaintance.

Ragkpwtpl, pay vn. to grow familiar,
to become familiar; to make acquain-
tance; to get used or accustomed to,
to habituate one’s self. [{16.

Cig διε α. familiar, tame, domes-

Cup bpugnegwibd, σεῦ va. to make
familiar, to tame; to instruct; to tame,
to render mild and less ferocious.

δ σε. ἡ ἦν αἴ, negf va. to enchase,
to fit into, to set, to mount, to enchase,
to set in a bezel; to string pearls,
to interweave, to entwine, to braid,
to forn a tress ; peg Eye gh ay ΓΕ
ἤεωεἴἶξι , finpampmad snuhe nid adorned,
set with jewels or pearls, ornamented
with gold, or arabesqued; “ναῖε,
qk uy soul » set in gold.

ba ἔμενε. δ᾽ ’ Cig bya gaa ith 8. Set-
ting, mounting, enchasing, fitting in;
weaving, web, braid, texture.
Ragbyne{Ff-r 5. familiarity; acquain-
tance; custom; ,(-- «&4,. to familiar-
1Z@ with; - “εἶν, err acillp , to be
familiar with.
Pigkyacguthd’ S. Rigbpugne gated.
CigéyEnp s pl. all kinds of pulse.
CigkbyduthS, bpd yn. to supplicate,
" implore, to beseech, to entreat, to
eg.
Cig b pruspeestone [Ὁ fet &. enterology.
Cig bk pusheat a. intestinal.
Ragkpursday, fry 8. aruspex, sooth-
sayer. [evening.
Rigkphh. πῆρ, -4e ad. towards
Cog hp hugptundpen 8. Gphegsinunipin .
Cea pely sees fool, guy un. to extend.
Cigépheap a. long, extended; pro-
lix; ad. long, at length; long time;
amply, diffusely, tediously; -- watbb,,
to prolong; - ,;lu&,, to be prolonged.
Cighkphapwagkd, Rigkphapk dS, kgf
una. to prolong, to make last a long
time ; to extend; to defer, to spin out,
to great length.
Ding beh eare ees SE fog a. Very long.
Dig b pelpsesprteud, “ἢ UN. to last a
long time.
Rigkphupne[tfe s. length, extent,

duration; - 44%, long life, longevity.

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CRagkphiusap a. baying the moon;
barking at in vain.

Cagkphacutal, ν angry —hac fd, ; Egay
S. Θ δρζσε εἴν.

θνεέπρ ν preg 8. entrails, guts, bow-
els, intestine, tripe; cecum, blind-
gut ; ες [τῳ Lagu ως] biph ag how,
winegutb,, to slay others with their
own swords.

Crqkp ad. why? for what reason?
wherefore? - ὡς ? why not? [&c.

νη ῥά s. afew pulse, pease, beans,

Cogbhmpor, fs. Indiction; srfws
-f. cycle of -.

Cig pujuk-S, keyp va. to amplify.

Cagyejeorifs 5. amplification; chem.
ductility.

Cig/db-a, a. yoked together; bear-
ing the same yoke. [to intermix.

Cigfeunt&S, ἔν va. to incorporate,

(2g posure feel’, jequy vn. to become in-
corporated; to intermeddk; to come
to blows, to come to battle, to join
battle ; (eg fin bb gure ag oss oss bs pres ifs ”
the battle was commenced.

Cig μεῖνε [9 [nD δ. incorporation.

Cigsaykgnquhwt a. dioptric.

Pig 4 uy kgnyneld fed 8. dioptrics.

Rigsutacp a. universal, general,
common; -ρν Or - w#fpkghkap, the uni-
verse, the whole world, or earth; -
walk, .to generalize; ad. every where;
in general.

Rigs εὐἵην οἷν a. universal, general,
catholic; - £44qb5f, the catholic or
universal church; S. eg? , deoqed:

Cig Scatter actrees, ass oyeasy UN to become
general.

Rig Sutras a. universally, gene-
rally, commonly, absolutely.

Rig sti pusgaegquitkd ᾿ seule va. to
generalize. [erality.

Cig ς εἴν [9 δ. universality, gen-

Cogs, μὰ 8. interval, space; a.
discontinued, intermittent; loose; diffe-
rent, separate; less, lesser: mech. in-
termittent; ad. differently, otherwise;
nor more nor less; sscfp eseshzerre. fis - ᾧ
efepocg, ἃ little less than 10,000 years;
fw b-he begbelp - f: bagahh » in what do
we differ from them? ns pus -- & ῥ
τι, he differs not from him; #ecaq
fis — fe efsdhiutul, pik, shsngt, to be al-
most at the last extremity, or last
gasp; skh - ykpuyng, they resemble
dreams.

ut

να φανεῖ of, bale va. to interrupt, to
discontinue, to cease; -ff un. to
break off, to interrupt one’s self.

Cog Saroofs 5. interrupter.

Rig Seeman 9 prt, ~acilir §. interrup-
tion, intermittence, intermission, dis-
continuance, relaxation, cessation.

Rag Seaph uth dS, Suruls va. to knock,
to clash, to strike, to beat; - χέγηωί,
to strike fire.

Cig Scape pl, Seaegeasy un. to fight,
to smite, to knock, to strike, to thump
at; - δα εἴδη να, to knock against
each other; to encounter each other;
- ιν. ἣν pla. apts, to knock one’s head
agaist a wall; - οἵη. ΣΤ 194, » to
be on the way to ...; - fb (μη Ὲ inary,
to have remorse. [flict.

Cig Seperm s. collision, shock, con-

he Suewm 8. δ πκαη -

(eq thal’, kof va. to give, to put
into one’s hands, to grant; to take
away, to appropriate to one’s self.

(rq that pr. by means of, through.

[ue “Ε} 5. {0}.

(Mag οἵδ δὲ ων εἴ a. subaltern. |

Cig Sfupup ad. by means of, by
some expedient.

Pag εῤβων εν a. immediate.

ἔνα ff )ιγενε fone s. the middle of a
Way, or road, carriage-road, pitching.

Pig Affwphne(Fpeu s- interposition,
intermission, obstacle; partition wall.

Pigwdpybd, kgf τα. to interrupt, to
discontinue ; to divide into two parts;
to separate, to hinder; to intermed-
dle; - “ἴσοι περπειρ, to interrupt, to
break in upon; — qXushusyep sh. to £0

half the way; ,- Gh tug fephutry ssa |

wahp,, to die halfway on the road of
life.

CRigdpphd, kyu un. to be split, to be
in half; to discontinue; paphe mot
ΣΤ gure, passed the middle of the
feast.

Pig 83σι [9 [,«“, ς. mediocrity, media-
tion, middle way.

Cig Sinwtb Sf, ἴεν un. to penetrate, to
Pierce, to strike through or pass
across; to jnsinuatc one’s self; to pass
through a filter.

qlmuiay (1. piercing, keen, sharp.
4. εἴταν eas εν κα [τ Ὁ ag Q. touchy, easily
offended, sensible, feeling; thoughtful,
pensive, anxious, gloomy, full of care.
Pagnd fi, Shury 8. a. born in the

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house of one’s master, domestic, ser-
vant; <p, family; S. Buguyenyu-

Cagnytbgaegutkd, og va. to ren-
der proud, insolent, impertinent.

Cag mgifed”, tk-guy un. to lie down at
length, supine; to become idle, neg-
ligent, feeble: to adorn one’s self
magnificently, gorgeously; to make an
ostentatious display, to dress preten-
tiously; to become vain or insolent.

Cages a. quiet ἢ good.

Cigaum a. that leaps, that bounds;
jumping, starting; ad. by stealth,
stealthily; rebounding, by fits and
starts; - -- by skips and jumps; pal-
pitating, bounding; - f pur bbb,
to awake suddenly, to start from
sleep; - fig ον “4:0. [9 τε. α εὐ δ ‘to
rouse suddenly, hurriedly ; -- 4» to
leap, to hop, to rebound; to start
back with fear, to be startled, to
retire, to frighten; -- -- fsaquys» to
leap, to jump up, to rouse one’s self;
- - plug. to go with fear and trem-
bling; to go by leaps; - — frssqusgae ith
neung, gust aeits (Fh hustg, ang κα εῇ ν shrug-
ging of the shoulders; nervous twitch-
ing of the eyes; — w%quik,, to leap,
to leap over.

Cignuwwfsow a. boaster, braggart.

Cig numtned’, (νην; hl, oso ts assy Un
to leap, to recoil, to start with fear;
to be aroused, frightened, dismayed ;
to shy, to be restive; to be disturbed,
disconcerted; to get angry.

Cigomnneits δ. leap, reboud; shaking,

| concussion.

Cig nun quik dS’, neg va. to cause
to leap gr recoil; to shake, to move;
to impel, to push, to spur on, to
; to awaken, to excite.

Cignumocyps a. exciting; stimulat-
ing, spurring on.

PigintéJ, Egh va. to trample under
foot; to despise; to dishearten, to
humble, to subdue, to drive out, to
push. :
| Cagamntng 8. foot-stool.
| Pugnejibd’, kgf va. to twist or break
the neck; to tame, to bridle.

-.---.-ἕ ee See,

Cigactunh , wg a. receiving, welcom-
ing; capable, susceptible; acceptable,
agreeable.

| Dag netrwhae [2 ῥεῖν 8. acceptance ; ca-
pacity, reach; participation ; chem. ca-

Lut

preity ; -- pk pede [9 8 Ὁ, heating -.

‘nynetungh a. Vain, void, useless;
empty; indolent, idle; ad. in vain,
uselessly, empty 5 — nth, ἥκω οἰ σε.
ἐδῥεν, to deceive, to disappoint, to
frustrate, to destroy the illusions of;
eal ἐἷ fas - ξ, all is vanity.

Riguctinjkeputh, fy a. romancing,
prattling, chattering, prating; s. chat-
terer, idle talker.

Cignctinjinputiar Οὗ $. prate, prat-
tle, chitchat, nonsense, chattering.

ΝΎ

(8 Gop. cre μων ἐν elf ose a. vain, frivolous,
foolish.

(νη πα νεν betel, urging on. to be vain
or empty; to vanish, to pass away,
to come to nothing; to seek vanities.

Cig tury Teed a. vain, proud,
vain-glorious.

Pag nctaytngut 8. On

Dig πε κω πε {9}; ὅ. vanity, frivolity,
futility ; nothing.

(νη ere Tremere , ary §. Vase, vessel,
receptacle; recipient, reservoir: asy-
lum, refuge, shelter; mech. well, tank,
cistern; — ogg. air-box; — gaged,
steam-chamber; -- pé pd Pen, hot-water
well.

Cig σεν ft a.acceptable, admissible;
agreeable, welcome; obtainable; that
accepts, that receives.

(og σε Εν (Fh 8. reception, taking,
acceptance, admission, obtaining, ac-
quisition ; cheer, feast, entertainment;
gr. participle ; -- pofsustmuegpny, accep-
tation of a letter of credit, of a bill of
exchange; -- wath, acdkp, to welcome,
to feast, to entertain ; — «nth, omu_
e~ug, to lodge strangers; -- awnabky
gemugfn, to receive coldly, to give a
cool reception; — gayy yuwppactfu, f
qlurmwhuenwt, there was a reception
at court, at the embassy; y— bub,
UsunneSay, to believe in God.

Cigret pS, puljusyeny vn. to receive,
to take, to admit, to embrace, to ac-
cept, to make welcome; to gather
together ; to derive; to impetrate, to
obtain ; to suit, to agree; to approve,
to confess, to consent, to acknowledge;
πξ -' to deny, to disavow, to disap-
Prove; — qnp yueuquhk , to stand
godfather, godmother to a child; εἴην

sas este Φ

-, to fall into S10 5 - αὔδων eas ὦ ΣΎ ἴο.

conceive, to seize mentally; μη εάν. τής

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-qnup, toreceive with honour; a3 pap.
eng —ynp, to give a bad reception;
- ybipkuwh, to learn by heart ; sou,
ΡΣ ΖΩ oul εωμενε. flsenssess ἡ he has
made of them his gods; 6 ph® pihe_
psy qk wha, 1 owe you my life.

Cag ncifs , Cegocting a. s. who re-
ccives, receiver, acceptor; recipient ;
—hoq f MN pinne(Fbhe , godfather, god-
mother; hag fenumnadutine[F keh » cOn-
fessor.

Cignctsuapha a. griming, grima-
cing, mimicking ; grumbling.

Cagacsm S. ΝΣ

(δυῶν ς 1 6, gf va.to abandon, to
despise: to compel to walk; to vex,
to harass. |

Cig eye ad. in vain, uselessly ; -
Suplxwtk;,, to throw away, to aban-
don, to despise; — yw#sf,. to run here
and there, to rove, to wander ; — fre_
wh,, to talk in vain, right or wrong,
at random; — «je. puyrne dh, idle dispute.

ὅν ψωμιεῖ α. quack, charlatan,
who talks in vain. (idle talk.

ἤν fers remprstinelP- prt &. quackery,
haduypmplk yp a. vagabond.

ΥΩ a. wild, savage.

Rig ἀνα, 8. Qigdaypepkep-

quypeferyg a. seeking vain and
foolish things; inquisitive.

νην exs sons a. ὃ. CO toeg cre Focasyte nes ριον ’
&c. s. magician, enchanter. :

Cig φως a. barking at in vain,
brawling.

βυηἠ φως α. abject, vile, despl-
cable, useless, vain.

Ding degypresdfien 8. Qyrusfunpone ype «

hq duypuszgus a. vagabond; prat-
ing, chattering.

Cig cerry prayed ne [Ὁ με, $. vagrancy.

Cigdeypayete a, Shameless, lewd; -
wspwhp, coaxing, dalliance, coyness,
affectation, coquetry.

ΤΣ 1 MgO a. coquettish.

Fr OT LL & a. Savage.

Pig dary ραν Ἵν a. ill-bred, rough,
rude; idle, lazy, sluggish, unoccupied.

Cig ψω σαριωρ, S. She μεῖναν Σ»

inaduypepeght, zkguy un. to be
dragged along the ground, to be fas-
tened to the ground.

Cig fees rere fil a. curious, that seeks
after useless things.

, Pag ἠιω αιριδπε [δ [ε, ὃ. inquisitive-
ness, curiosity.

Kur
Ree derethighh 8. Qigdaypu Suny -
gteyppthlg wath Sva. to debase,
to vilify; to despise.

Cigdagmhpe 3. haughtiness, pride.

Crgdabd, kgf va. to twist, to wring
the neck; -f4 yn. to revolt, to resist,
to disobey, to rebel, to throw off the
yoke; to lift up the horn, to become
proud, arrogant, haughty, ostenta-
tious; to turn the back disrespectfully;
te throw one’s self headlong, to pre-
eipitate ; pigdgkeny fp pmy degky slr.
fewta{Fb%E, to free from domination,
to shake off the yoke.

Rigepfiwhkd, kyp va. to copy, to
take a copy, to transcribe.

Ligopfiwhng a. perspective; δ.
painter of perspectives; copist.

διυχορζαν νι ῥα, ες. perspective ;
transcription.

09 cary phe oS, yf va. to trample under
foot; to subdue, to submit; to strike,
to knock; to drive away, to disperse.

C2 (8 wa pac(Ffc% 5. trampling upon;
subjection ; project, purpose, design ;
“ἢ easls acs Ey ΕΙΣ, ΤΣ LIE assbge ’ to
ride over and trample to death.

(0i(P tee a. that runs, that walks;
current; — Awiheameps, practicable ,
passable.

ἔν (5 οἷν να Γ, wg vn. to run, to run
to; to. apply; to slide; to gallop; to walk;
to £9, to depart, to pass > αν [Ὁ 68 ε- 8658} ἔα (Ὁ
-.to run full speed, to rattle along
fall speed; δρωνενι ἅν, puneunt —, to
ran in company, in crowds, in a throng,
to rush, to crowd, to flock ; - σφέων
apap, to follow, to run after; -
qf an Skuunyg 9 Qmseyetg παι ζεσνες ρ, to follow
the tracks, to tread in the steps; --
Meas Toe ang 20s 77 ζω beg » to follow one’s
Career; ayug «tage —, to dip into, to
run over ἃ book; git[Putusge cauky,
to say in few words, to touch lightly ;
= f Messe cna 05g ἐν 72508 aq κεν ese ee. [sess Yauseg , ἴο
observe or obey the commandments :
eopenp puld eas Yo εμἿ, bre » affairs are
thriving, business is prosperous; S.
θεν, &e.

[9 wieng 8. ἢ κίϑισξ.

ἔδινα. f. Qi[2 05 p ᾽ aby δ. course,

Tace, gait, step, pace, Way, means ;

progress, succession, train, trace,
thread; method; -w« smn%my,, to run;
τίο ἀπρδρῥ, the feet ; = dp walking
distance; 44m —, foot-race ; -- dinuwg,

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flight of thought; -- 4&%w,, life’s ea
reer; y-« ἀξία. in the course of
life; y—fy iwinesky παρ. to know one
by his gait ; utpeap june 1-.» fer.
to fulfil the duties of one’s station, to
discharge one’s functions honourably;
“νη ἔγχε qa" peuobph ᾿ to Say concisely,
to shorten discourse; -—g 4-q/y, direc-
tion of the wind; <p wh-guchent , srrets_
up Bqusteshuey » course of the sun,
MOON, SEASONS}; <p “"ανῇ κεν γε, sfems%rar_
nustiagh, Spaniel, course of Ex-
change, of the market.

[λυ [2 sary κα yess a. racing ; swift.

R[F gush fey a. concurring ; accom-
panying ; agreeing, concordant; coin-
cident; concomitant.

θυ ,ἡ ἴον ῥεῖν & concurrence ;
accompanying; concomitance; retinue;
coincidence.

Ci [δι guenkg , [9 cag ρων 8. gym-
nasium Or place for gymnastic exer-
cises; 5. Yeap bg [index.

βυίδωνυβᾷ s. mech. slider, cursor,

δίδω πη 8. walker, pedestrian.
βυ(δι πε ἡ, ϑαΓ, πεν va. to cause
to run. 5. δ
1[d-wyp S. Pulau, .

eee ite legible, readable; s.
reader, lecturer.

Pulskatacdt, ἔρμα un. to read; --
οἵη. lpranes , ᾳ ων δια ωξε.» —to one’s self;
- b “δε ’ puny dress daasyls -“.- aloud; -
yulwhja περσπαρν -- in the presence
οὖ; swtassy[Imp —,— currently ; Gerber
qéjn]_-, — hesitatingly; to stammer;
-- Suapkeustagh ; fb ῥ db pry s to look
through, or to skim over a book; .yas_
ous? enphey “- »- OD; ight baw bypkp_
hu —, τ over and over again ; ssa, —,
to cause -} εἴων ε. ἢ «δ. gpk —, can
your boy read ? Cult bygh ay ηἰδπε ἡ αι
after the perusal of your letter; s&s
gu Lf-,S8. Rog gb.

L[tkyp S. Uaptlebp-
θυ (9 ὁ grshiay ’ tg 9 —hury 1 ay A. adja-
cent, adjoining; assisting, present.

C2(Pkpgehpg a. reading together.

C2uPhkpywtkb a. legible; 8. reader,
lecturer.

CuPkpgutkd, ups un. to read.

CAPkpgutac[Ffhe® s. reading.

Ca[Pkpguwuky , ΩΣ; a. that loves
study, studious, well-read.

CulPkpguuppkS un. to study, to read
with pleasure.

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ha
δυ δεν ῥρμοε (Ih 9. love of study.

BG (Pb pg sey ath Ss. reading book; Jes-
son; school; *reading room.

M(PEpghs.—goys. reader, lecturer;
arqg wn. -gnyt, advertisement, ad-
dress to the reader ; tépnquidfin
—gnq, gentle reader.

Cult pgaqne {Ὁ ft &. reading ; lec-
tureship, order of lecturers in the
church.

(i (δε pgnewds, ag δ. lecture ; lesson.

C22 bpynewd wg fp s. catechism (of
S. Cyril).

[Pk pgnews woke 8, Ci[Fkpywulp
εἷς (9 ἔρ4»"ε th δ. ibaa ΣΝ , to
give to read; to cause to read.

PuBpwhhy 8. Leguhls-

(C2 [P panne a. Who gives a supper.

Ct pwput s. dining-room, supper-
room; tea-garden; eating-, chop-house.

Ct(epbhkpp s. 8upper-time.

Ct(ephS. kgf una. to sup, to take

the evening’s repast.
— Belephe pug δ. pl. supper, even-
ing’s repast ; -- οξ πε» wt, the Lord’s
-—, the Last -; -ὦ wahk;, gapesk, ,
uy, to invite to -, to give a banquet;
“ὦ ΣΥΝ ess v1. acdlp , to sup. with e%e5
bb Sud ρα, αὖ supper-time.

CS wpa Ss. ΕΝ °

(id, bg 5. present, gift, offer, of-
fering ; - ΡΣ ars assy Sees mre gesteley,
to give, to make a present.

; Pisuupkp, bby ΟΡ ay A. that car-
ries presents or offerings; -- ἵν, S.
ed ajuph pled

Cid wjpwpk pk Sf, bof vna. to carry
presents, to offer, to make a present.

Rady wphk poe (thot 8. offer, offering ;
offertory.

: Cid assy ccs ly ass ray A. sacred; s. dedica-
tion; - αὖρ. (Pneq(?, dimissory letter,
testimonials ; -- ph sey ust » creden-
tials ; -- -- pup Gudioy, letter of recom-
mendation. [is offered.

Searle a. that offers; that

ἵν δ᾽ easy εὐ ἦν κεν eS", sy uy un. to be present-
ed, given.

Rnd cesyrsseusps 3. Vd anyecph ye

Cbd wyeput, wg 8. place of offering,
altar.

PS sspears S. CVS csyepele yp .

(νδω δ, bgp να. to offer, to pre-
sent, to sacrifice, to give, to dedicate,
to attribute, to lend, to propose ,
to refer, to confer, to devote, to

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wae

render, to ascribe; to make, to furnish;
to impose, to inscribe; f yaya —, S. ἢ σγω;
— arp f hb&utu, to give life to; to vi-
vify ; — qnip τι κω εν “(μη ἴγειορΡ» to load
with presents; to confer great servi-
ces ; -f un. to offer, to present one’s
self; to shew, to make one’s self seen;
- ass reso Pfr nepinep y to introduce one’s
self to the presence of; sim4ae -, to
die.

Phd ub gnequitlS, argh va. to offer,
to present; to show, to expose, to
place in sight; to recommend, to in-
troduce; χωεῖν —, to pass one’s self
off for another, to counterfeit ; sey pm
Sfmu ~, to possess, or bear another
meaning; ωΐρδιν qoute --, to make
one’s self beloved.

[td uy bgreghs a. that presents; pro-
ducing, productive.

(ud wre ῥεῖν s. offer, offering, de-
dication; presentation ; (@«9l4 —fst,
letter of recommendation; Yasacm --
(94 ὧἷν, catechism ; 5. Caleb pgneseden_
ghe; - ἐπε β » new moon. -

ἔδυ δ») πε δ, 8. act of offering, of de-
dicating one’s self; presentation ; of-
fering, present; -- I) - Yee’, Presen-
tation of the B. V. N.; asst. 203) lenge ἦἢ. εν.
3 s0ay εἴων ’ godfather ; - porukh , new
moon.

[υδνε ῥα, εἴσω un. to rise, to shine,
to blaze forth, to glitter, to sparkle,
to glare, to be bright.

Pirdneqe 8. Radtocge-

Ciheynes» eh a. thatreceives ; 4. be-
trothed, husband; frowk a, -- , affianced
wife ; —, mech. receiver.

CihusyAfl, Sb guy vp. to bind one's
self closely, to adhere to, to entwine
one’s self with.

(244%,6 a. to be thrown away, to
be despised.

Ci fbrawt, kgp va. to throw, to cast,
to hurl, to repulse, to fling, to pour;
to destitute, to depose, to deprive; -
ykphuuwy, to drive from his presence,
to despise, to abandon ; -- yéphfez. to
frighten 7- Je qonge 2053 , to confide
the care of, to confide to; -- qubi® fer
yun wy, to present one’s self, to throw
one’s self forward, to expose one’s
solf; - gafzu, to throw down one's
arms, to surrender; — fp gajuhw, to
thrust in prison; - y&phie. to throw
down, to slay, to fell to the earth; -

hh
mpromepe, to thrust out, to hunt or
drive away: to empty the stomach;
- payin, to throw stones; ζω -,
5. Ufee; to despise; — σίωωρῥωξν, to
cast anchor; poses von erect ne [9 ἐς serch ps a
to attribute to God; ῥ fb 7) olf Sls asst
- gJwhguts, to lay the blame on one
another; -- , un. to be thrown, or cast
QWAY 5 -- αν εν αν». , sasprinuspry grunts » to
be thrown out, driven away; — f %w_
bayer Sfp, to be cast on the streets,
to be thrown out on the common way.

[ehep, wg s. companion, comrade,
partner ; female companion; consort;
fellow; agent; ne-ghbour; partaker;
peer; clerk; assistant; ske ff -, I
am peerless, I have no equal; -4-, «asp
1-. one to another, mutually; ép_
4.“ε. οἵ; rid - fran, they bound
themselves by mutual oaths.

Reg b peepee od. a3 a companion or
comrade, friendly.

ΣΝ ΕΣ subscriber; -
waht, ὃ. ων ραν ρ δι, -- bok, 8. Do
hh pwg pf. ;

C26 b pag δι, i va. to subscribe
to: -feS un. to becume a subscriber to.

Cegbpeger [2 fee s. subscription ;
ἴων ἦν, y- tosubscribe to; kpeethy ,-
BLE , to cease to subscribe, to be no
longer asubscriber; muySukp -[Pk wit,
terms of -.

Regh peg a. that betrays or kills
his neighbour.

Cubk phe’ a. social, sociable.

Pegi puo hig s. companion, comrade,
colleague; associate, partner ; fellow-
member, friar.

ἔξ εν ξο ῥα, ghguy un. to accompa-
ny one’s self, to associate one’s self,
to become a partner. (ciety.

Cagkpuhyne [Ih 8. association; s0-

θυ h grees § αν » πιφεωξειν be erry 01. support-
ing social, or public harmony. ΄

Regkpersunnbkayp, ραν —Suzmbp,
adadaad, 0 —Senzenp S. ἔλυεν [ὃ fh.

ἀφερωξικηδᾳ a. that suffocates
his neighbour; annoying, molesting
one’s friends.

rum ν δα’ 6 αν!" Ss. Cehh pooh gfoel Ν

kpuhf 4. pl. companions.

Rokk peak, ufporg a. that loves his
neighbour, charitable; sociable, com-
panionable. {bour.

CRG presse δ arg a. that hates his neigh-

ReghpkS, bgp ὑπ. to accompany,

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θυ
to escort, to follaw; to pair; to asso-
ciate; to convoy ; to aid, to assist.

Robb pSunmac(Pfer 5. 30cial harmony
under various forms of government,
monarchic, oligarchic, or democratic.

θυ γωνία, τοῦ un. to associate
with, to conspire, to plot.

CRiugkpac(Afet δ. company, society ;
accompanying, assistance, partner-
ship, match; train, retinue; fraternity,
brotherhood , congregation , order,
commonalty, body; conversation:
knowledge; sociability.

Cibkpefipac(dfr &. love of one’s
neizhbour, charity; sociability.

CRaugsery a. that accompanies, that
assists.

Rubtight a. thrown away, cast off,
flung off ; abject, vile; exposed, aban-
doned; mech. projectile; -- puspbnedth,
projection; - fs. refuse; - wath,
to throw, to cast; — snathy ἡνωδ,
facta fp qglhan, qh ere ps eras [ἥν [| and, to
throw the chiidren in the river,
merchandize in the sea; - wabby
qiiwual, to expose a child; -- ;/vb,,
to bo thrown out, abandoned.

ἔν δ νὰ ἢ, s. cast, projection, out-
cast ; phys. projection.

ἔς ΡΣ ως {ων vn. to resist, to act
as an obstacle, to hinder; ῥ dacip -,
to kneel! down..

Rabjead, hyn, 8. βν η ἤν.

νυ ὅν, tyke, Rilynrqutbd, argh,
hye S. Rha 1 ,Γ.

Cab σεις a. submerging, engulph-
ing, swallowing.

Rady gqne iti, Dh pee tis S. Ch oy See Σ

Cub yslies eeu a. immersive.

Cihylk Sl, kgf va.to sink, to deepen,
to submerge; to flow, to inundate, to
drown, to plunge, to absorb, to bury;
to dim, to cloud; tpyrSesierffe ~, to lull,
to make sleepy.

Aa al S. Ne Pe

bhatt. δύω vn. to founder, to
sink, to be plunged ; to lose one’s self;
-f pry. to sleep soundly; past Strep fie
wepusthie(F fret , pees toalfer ωνρ Αὐ3ε Δ. =» ἴο
abandon one’s self to melancholy, to
be plunged in inconsolable grief; -- £
Sad ᾽ν πε [9 Ε whg » to swim in
pleasure, in delight; αὶ tmfeuwsd —, to
envy, to be jealous of.

Cugqdhs a.immersing, submerging ;
δ. corsair, pirate, buccaneer.

CLG

(hgcI pe, Rhy lneif 8. depres-
sion; immersion, submersion.

Cus2ates, kgf va. to oppress, to
humble, to bring down, to debase, to
throw down, to subdue, to humiliate;
to blunt; -f./ un. to sink, to faint, to
succumb; — qag,to be a hindrance,
or stumbling block to; - pig pbmusdp,
to bow beneath a weight; to be over-
whelmed, or disheartened 5 pufxt sy
“εἴν οἵη undop , bowed by the
weight of years; -- σῦν, to retire, to
withdraw ; to impede, to hinder.

Crgeght 8. Ueganlh.

Cahagdiathgoegutk Sf ᾽ βυζ»ηἱδι..--ν
negf va. to stretch, to lay down, to
put to bed.

Cahngdistfidl, ἔσω »- Pipl, —dpl ,
—qiff un. to stretch one’s self in bed,
to lie down, to go to bed.

Cuhaqdistne ith δ. going to bed: the
back of a chair. [to be a partisan.

Rakai fg 8. bed-fellow; -- ΠΩ͂Σ

heya, Vhgyqs ἤπεηβη OF quy δ.
walnut; — dpherSon, nutmeg; — Sughury,
cocoa-nut; — wppeywhwt, the finest
quality of -; -- spdagneghs, NUX VO-
mica; fhyke phiacef, nut-shell; S$.
Yap, ΦΙ ΔΈ; hushwins bkegke puhoegh ,
green husk of -; 8S. Yyég, χη;
(Lh pp{t) Sissy puhas fs ’ epidermis or
brown cuticle of —; 5. ἢ σά, PEALL ;
πηι, phkneg’, the kernel of -; 8.
ΣᾺΣ & sss 00. puhacal: ’ —-tree; S. ὃν.
hocagh ; afr say εν erhacal -- wood; gaps fs
b p&hwhk, --. nut-cracker; 8. Raga

wg fy ; [: poe guhocgl: » nut-brown ; S.
ἰδυροι quog ph pegiy τῶν to nut; ὄρ.
(Puy fp pwyk;, πων to go a-nutting;
qercmquh f Fagqadfky -s ’ nut-hook ; S.
Bunfls-

Pahorgquphh (gorsp) 8. nut-cracker.

(τῴ πε quant a. nut-brown, hazel.

Pahnequrquyg »> the a. made like a
nut. (walnut wood.
Cihacghtf, Rubaegh 6. walnut-tree ;

Piheeqnen a. full of walnut trees;
abounding in walnuts.

Cusp iS, kgf va. to reject; to draw
back, to pull back; to subdue; to roll;
—fS'un. to recede, to retreat, to flinch;
to be repulsed, driven back; -- w%acn,
turning of the wheel; -- μωρά αν, to
compassionate the poor; to pardon; —
hpwuatwe, to be restrained, bridled,
reined in; aay exe sre bs pases ἡ ehicr g - οἵ εδδ'πευ ες

4600

(2
ne_pmp, to take by force, to storm,
to subdue, to conquer.

(C2 .2usfern 8. bot. choke-weed, oro-
banche. ° |
Pi dustuh 8. earthen flower-pot.

ἔδωκ fed , “4. ἢ 8. leopard.

(‘1242p s. leopard skin.

Ridbauype, yhg 8. pl. gift, present,
drink-money.

Rutknkd, kgf’ va. to consign, to
place in the hands of some one; to
lend, to give; to undertake, to prove; to
transmit, to refer, to leave in writing;
-/f vn. to receive from, to take, to
obtain; to be given, consigned, re
commended; 9. πη»ε {9 fet --, to pardon,
to forgive ; ζ ; εἴσεε Tau - sar es osu ἔτ ey setg , to
give names to the stars.

βυσεινε 9 με, s. giving; tradition,
treatise, discourse.

Pidpen, vy 8. sucker, bud, shoot,
spring, button, gem.

ἔνῥε κι, kgf vna. to bud, to shoot,
to put forth, to sprout, to germinate, to
blossom. |

βυνῥεησε δ, 3. budding, sprout.

Pitoepd, Egey un. to unclose, to
blossom, to be born; to dawn, to ap-
pear, to show one’s self.

Pitney, pomneg ὃ. giraffe, came-
leopard.

tysen(t upp untill, fk, pbubd,
-ffS una. to deprive one of his pro-
perty, to despoil, to exhaust, to ex-
tenuate, to reduce to the last shifts;
to be deprived of one’s property, &e.
βρη a. avaricious, greedy,
desirous. (created.

Ris uuteusl, “ὦ UN. to exist, to be

("εὐ cas cas S. "10s es1eL-em «

[Missy inneh a. grimacing (as a ΠΟΙ»
key ).

Pi susuk a. loving riches, avaricious,
greedy, covetous; — sbipd, -afplkd
to hoard up, to save sordidly, to be
niggardly.

Riswuppne (Fl 8. passion for riches,
avarice, avidity, greediness.

Risuumugae a. accumulating, 88"
thering, acquiring wealth.

Crisunfumnt a, spendthrift, prodigal.

("ὩΣ vcs cos br εν y Ge despising worldly
wealth.

Risse Py S. ἢ 57... ;

[90s cee Lars ’ eb snug a. rich, fortunate,
monied, opulent; loaded with riches;

a

- δέ. to be rich, to have one’s nest
well feathered ; w%(?- fe —, very weal-
thy, extravagantly rich; pus bpehef
dwuwky -- , Well off, in easy circum-
stances.

Pisce Econ aesle nasal » wmgeay UN. to be en-
riched, to become wealthy.

Pisuckmnc(Pfe% 5. riches, abun-
ἘΠῚ of wealth. ; ;

supmag, fy a. avaricious, nig-
gardly, miserly, sordid.

Ci snparqgne{Jh s. avidity for wealth,
insatiable avarice; wtyuq —, insatiable
gs for riches. i[cher.

shy S. aes aE oss 3 —uegnle A. ri-
eee oe CigureL un atoadl (ble.

Ci;é9£% a. created ; visible, sensi-

isk gee [2 frat 5. Cis usck ne [F [«.

(asb4, -sneh 8. trifles, gewgaws,
small matters, toys.

ἔμ, κα. ad. why ὃ

[νήβν 8. θυρσρρ Ὁ Ὁ

wen, Lacy Or qa 8. heifer, bul-
lock, calf ofa year old. [approach-

[παν ων fool Un. to have affinity, to

Cae cates hy re [Ff s. familiarity, par-
ticipation.

Cmatbeoa, (Cig, “Ὁ ἡ} UN. to seed,
to come to seed.

ἔδυων υἷι, κεν S. (sees μοῦ, bs Tsoee ole

DivwvaaTesascereets ἃ. (Miewacsuet «

haw ease os ey στε. erste ofl S. Caramel: -- »

Rimmihuwh, δ ζω a.s. familiar, one
who is of the family, acquaintance,
intimate friend. (tically, confidently.

[νων poe ad. familiarly, domes-

ἔπινον δας aja. very familiar; proper-

Cru sattol aah a. familiar ; ~ GL wip ’
domestic life.

[iwwikbowne a. 8. murderer of
one’s family, parricide, &c. [bitation.

Ciwmtk bya [2 } δ. familiarity ; coha-

ἔων οὖν δι isd, b-guy un. to familiarize
one’s self, to grow tame, familiar with,
to keep company, to frequent, to com-
municate; to get inured, to accustom
One's self; mtusmyusenfp —, tO be accus-
tomed to a hermit’s life; - §utntp
Sucweng, to observe the precepts of
the Faith. |

Ciwuiteoke a. loving one’s family.

ἔν, νυ, 2 8. (ts νεὼ e0 000-45 .

[ew we bg o0 0 carte bol, neg va. to ren-
der familiar, to tame, to civilize, to

umanize; to accustom.

Pewstef , hey, δες Ue 8. familiar,

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domestic; proper; native; tamed ; in-
timate, friend, relation; domestic ; <p,
family ; Say -theog, the father of a
family; -— squash pug, intestine strife,
domestic broils; civil war; -- qesccs
Mah, (F:udp, traitor, intestine foe;
— Sucune,, faithful to the Truth; --
tuk, apeg. to be familiar with, or
versed in literature.

ζω ωνωἿιε [9 με, s. familiarity, con-
fidence, communication, frequenta-
tion; habit; intimacy; friendship; --
οἵα Geng, carnal intercourse with a
woman; y- 4asb,, to domesticate,
to tame.

("νων ἶνες fp sf. female neighbour ,
gene friend ; aia servant.

Ὲ Tease οὦ Ὧ τε ess 080 S. Teor sv 000 090 ©

Picsurunets ᾿ - Ἶ,ενε tog. (le familiar )
brought up in the house; 8. [δἥνᾳ νων εν.

Cicnky . ~nel(P ῥεῖ, Ss. Cigk,, &e.

Crab qerhng a. immovable, firm in
one place.

Cupp a. chosen, worthy ; fine,
good; civil, of good family, elegant,
excellent, exquisite, nice, genteel,
pretty, noble, polished, precious, pure,
singular, sovereign, superb; — -, the
best, the most excellent, the choice,
the select, the flower, the cream;
q- -- qupgnegh εν fp Seqespenne[Ffid ,
precious yea et served to beget

ride; -πτ-ω “» ἡ ferey oa ἐμ ore ess ly ἔν 20s : he
ba down the choice troops, the
flower of France ; - gaediwpby -- --
Trash ecsomesles, gor, to re-unite the bra-
vest warriors, the picked soldiers; --
- «εὐ ἵν serene Top ’ very fat animals 37 yt»
best, first quality; 5. Rumpbsurgnyh 5
-- Siunbiewgbr, classic author; pig -ἶ
4uihk;, to select, to make choice of,
to elect; y- αν, to give the choice,
to permit the selection; - w«xLh,, to
choose, to make choice of, to appre-
ciate ; Llnpey οἶα» he who has the
choice, arbiter; φἥννωω (Pnqgugnyy pl.
ee ooo ἔν can puss pbk, he left them the
choice.

ἔγνων» δ» ὃ. Rignd fin.

[νων να σων ad. by one’s self, or itself;
of one’s self, naturally ; of one’s own
head ; of the house, from one’s home ;
of the family possessions, of one’s own
wealth.

Cin να ων a. elective, eligible, elec-
toral; better, singular, exquisite.

Rit 498 hUS

Rinpuhwine(df 5. elegance, good- | {ws pr. according to, in relation to,
ness, excellence; examination. as for, conformably with, agreeably
(tenet 4. choicest, flower; τῶν. a. | to; proportionably, at the rate of;
select, choice, picked; ad. by choice, | after; near, relatively; for, as for; on;
by 8election; Muthactp -we, the flow- | of; out; — fu, — flnedis hupdbuy, ac-
er of the youth; Gerpanp -awe, rich | cording to me, in my opinion; — βεγναε
or precious gifts. | fupf, according to capacity, to the best
ἥν ενε ga Re pl. choice, election, of one’s ADILICY 5 weyyr — aprerefin | a δ.
prime; act of picking; garbling; wp. | a man after God's own heart; gf's ῥγξ

διιίθ bong» pure silver. pa- dren, if thou hast a wife after
Cirmphoy a. select, elect; virtuous, | thine own heart; - pups bqkemy ἵνα,
honest, upright. per fortunately; -- sgecmbkpp dk pacd
Dieses pr be ζεη. a. better, excellent, he -- tubethne(dhot, in our image
very good, preferable. and likeness ; - Spesmpfesy Usopery

(sph petfg α. elected with another. | north of Erzeronm; - «wdf*, upon
Rinphpagtags a. elect and graceful. | one’s back; wearing upon, — the
ἔνωννκιν a. eligible; most select, | shoulders,- the body; - Meimayuers fi,
best; 4 Lag gdh uyugeustl , you about the Streets; - Spras apes νων ἤ ὦ ΥΩ
must choose one of these alternatives. | to pass through, or to wander about
[iwptS, kgf va. to elect, to choose; | the public places; - pLac(Ihurh pup,
to pick, to sort, to cull; to discern; to | naturally or essentially good; 6 g0_
judge; to distinguish, to difference, to | pac heyyy quudth — opftrwhf tap, |
know; to decide; to love, to embrace, | shall be governed by his example;
to prefer; - qupdt «δὴν, to discern what | Spebhy -- pesrqupt, to go out of town;
18 just; -- γοδ εν ἥν ἢν. to choose the | «ye - #«t&, one after the other; sa
time, to select the opportunity ; a | -- «dé, annually, every year; eg — egk,
{εν utthpetu phnphey. angular; pn | daily, every day ; —tufeasopits sasttegsa_
aerpels cary yespree, he has chosen; piunp&_ | bey, for the sin of the first father ; -
og trnwtk,, 1 would prefer to die. | sunpoe bhusdinfgt,in proportion to his
μερί α. choosing, electing; 5. elec- | income; - «asa gusmb,. to judge from

the appearance; — ῥγά γα ἀρῶ σοῦ,
ΧῈ σα... well proportioned, symmetri-
cal; - “ὦν bs ἡ [100 ὐἶγηξω bw -- oss yfes eae τῷ ony .
fuerpSu , according to the various
places and different provinces; -
ose cue “ὦ, ase pcan gis’ nsbeusp - δν. . 8. lamb
for every family and every house;
Spt ων ἔς, — τονε [9 fru, to have no
equal, unique ; saligariby — on one ᾧ of cselens
7, to pass through your confines ;-
pute whyawhk,, to be inexpressible ;
— hun εὐ εἰ «αν bey ν to be beyond under-
standing, to be past finding out, incon-
ceivable, incomprehensible; astbyastehy
— gun, to go beyond; -- whh shiky
yrvdé pl, to bo far from the sight of,
alienated; - fupkewh, of one’s self;
naturally, essentially ; - adb‘tenjuf .
totally, in all, entirely; -- ον ἵνα, as is
said; as they say;- fle: - bom, in
some part, in a certain sense, in some
way, Or manner; in part; — npaesd, as;
since: therefore ; - nyned..+, — Ὧν.
or tajtegka » OF ἐσ ang bes 9 Ὧ3..., 88.
80...) aS; - οὀγξ», like, after the
fashion of ; - téiwnk, after him; -

tor.

Piwnpay S. QRimpfs; discreet, pru-
dent, judicious, wise.

Rampaqehet a. able to discern, ha-
_ ving judgment, rational; of one’s free
will; wise, discreet; s. judgment,
criterion, free will or choice.

Ciscoe prerezere[d fete δ. choice, election;
discernment, discretion, judgment,
understanding; - (#4 udp ad. discreetly.

Ciungne(9 ft s. choice, election, suf-
frage, choosing, wish; arbitration, deli-
berative, decision, discernment, dis-
tinction, discretion ; option; scrutiny ,
taste ; wold -[Pkut, a vessel of mer-
cy, chosen instrument; -- Phptrerhued’, li-
berty, free will; -- s#atb,, to distin-
guish; -(Pbudp ad. by election, or
choice.

Piunpoehp spl. rebuff, refuse, trash,
offal, scum, cheat.

Cane στε th 8. Pirenprentip -

i nae 5. θοῦ».
recor [rests s. bot. fennel.
Rateg bk Phe ps 8. (Veg bod lep.
Pang σε ἢ ρ S. (hag σε -

(3
“«"νοδῖ ἢ, like this, similarly, equally ;
kang -- «οἴω, &e. &c. and so on.

Doe ear ots Σν δ of”, kgf: vu. to assume, to
take, to put on, to put on one’s back,
to embrace, to undertake.

Pmt Lome (9 pet 9. the wearing, the
clothing.

βωωσα ῥε.ων ἢ fy gf. accusation, blame,
reprimand , censure, reprehension ,
reproach, stain, imputation, criticism ;
defect, fault, wrong; a. blamable,
reprehensible; — ,tué&,, to be blamed,
or scolded ; to accuse, to charge with,
to blame, to scold, to censure, to con-
demo: to know, to be informed of,
tounderstand; -- ub, fhe, to obtain,
tosucceed in, to enjoy, or realize one’s
wishes; - pau δ», ΕΣ, to be blame-
worthy, to be in the wrong; - ad.
reprehensibly ; culpably ; with shame,
or remorse.

Casevg on week Sf, gpenfs va. to accuse, to
blame, to reprove, to censure, to con-
demo, to reproach, to rebuke, to
jeer, to reprimani, to impute.

C sang. cee ass p S. ἔνε oe

owiehe ¢ » &e. Ss. Unskpher, &c.

web S. Unk ye -

Raub Sat pel”, guy un. to shoe, to put
on shoes, or boots.

Cerise te br assy yp ’ Ub ayy, —uneckp ᾽ “ «εν ὦ
s. pl. individuals, particulars.

Cewdpafke 4. pl. all the rest, all;
each one. [companions.

ay “ὦ 8. rl. their fellows,

wabduhkp s. pl. the following, suc-
cessors, posterity.

P coc wpe S. Pcs»

βυω ον ΕἾ S. Pure

βοῦν! S. Ne. pene.

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PL

β' (toe or tow) (9.» 5. the ninth letter
of the alphabet and the fifth of the
consonants; (2, /#. nine; ninth.

— It is sometimes confounded with
the letters g and ων, for example:
peghel?. μμωηῤραὶ ἰϑωζωρίδ, (Fur
fess pry. ; ἤω [Ὁ ον ‘ A sromnusssy ° ;

(ug, fy OF wy 8. crown, diadem,
royal crown; the Crown or regal
authority, kingdom; glory, honour;
- , tag 040 ong «ὦ ἤ 25s , tiara, the pope’s crown,
- Be aay fr oa hy 0s 024 success by ease , mitre ; - “ὦ ἡ Ὅσα. με,
Gustug , coronet; -- nuff, crown of
gold; δ. cess hy 5 - ssa ἄγει ας Γ Ὁ ἴο become
king, to reign; - gehy, hessyhy ( attfite)
vn. to crown one’s self, to put on the
crown, to bind on the diadem; - -
(με) yo. to crown, to place a
crown on the head of, to cause to
rule ἢ διε. 4- qusufruryeny » he crown-
ed himself with the diadem of Asia;
πῶς. OF τι. wyuuhp,, to be crowned ;
walmy q- acoep. to mount another's
throne; -- £ gyee/v, crowned, Wearing a
crown on the head.

(O° saseg carey πες a. curled in form
of crown or diadem, curled, crisp.

βωκ πεν a. crowned, having a
crown on the head. τ᾿

Progeny fronwh a. royal, regal, kingly;
crowned.

(0° ass op. cco eg fort . μὴ a. placing the
crown on the king’s head; having
the hereditary office of crowning the
king at his coronation; - εἰ». to
crown.

βωφωη κι [δ ῥεῖν s. coronation; Sah
gba —(Fk wh , inauguration.

(0 sarap car gear, -- τωρ bs ὧν a. crowned,
adorned with a crown.

PUP

PD equnqiap kl, kgf va, to crown,
to adorn with a crown. [serie «

Progurquap hl, θησαν 8. Pugunop

BPrguqempdnesh af. princess (of the
_ royal family).

[θ᾽ νη 021 S-20s 00. εἶνε. . amg a. inheriting the
crown; s. heir to the throne.

Peg seheny, wy a. crowned, that has
a crown, reigning, that holds a crown;
- gefucy, queen.

8° oss oss by oss 02g » &e. 8. (nes ἐν » &e.

Piegehfy a. that shares a crown;
that reigns jointly.

wgusnne a. that gives a crown,
that crowns.

Pugin, wy 8. king; *bridegroom;
- ey Be the -- of -83- Luyngy » the - of
Armenia’; 4éyg& —, long live the -!
God save the -! -- §b%qubtbwy, the --
of beasts, (lion); -- aging, -- of birds,
(eagle); -- δισηζιννη, , queen (Arm.
king) of flowers, (rose); - /¢ 5. Up.
py bh od | at certain hymns of t e
Armenian Church; — hug ηειξρξ ᾧ
ofE-pory art>fuusps fr πες {ππτε0Ρ. to be made --
of some country ; -- #«%6,, to make -,
to oe to reign. ὶ

μὰ eed Lad od ad, ingly, royally.

a : : ᾿βοβα νων .

ato Of 200 ε- ΠΡ [Ὁ 000 fg. ees asus sar s. e
Book of Kings.

ἔθ᾽ ἡ se πριν μ᾽ ἜΣ oe Ld Ἴε. πῇ.
ghug, —qh, —yuh, gh, “νῷ a. of
royal race, blood or house, descend-
ing from kings; s. prince (royal).

(9° μα case_rapr sas ste a. royal, regal ; $.
royalist; -- Muhuwayups , the king’s
highway, main road, |the highway; -
οὗ, bt ὃ. Uppuybh of»

Prep esse nprurhuitar[d fret 8. royalism.

(0 oss op ect sryr easly Ee σε a. king-like, like
a king, regal, royal.

Priory se npreul fy 8. Prag eh hy | - th.
ips, -hgft vn. to reign together; to
reign contemporarily.

(O° can eg care cesr ess foce ase a. capital, where
the king resides.

Peery se npuiip 8. court, courtiers.

PO" oar op-c0re_eryrrsreng E-es S. ΞΕ

oss op cesa_rigueesswmuon ( 9 with royal
threats.

99° cra oy 000 a ripe easy (1. crowned; — purymp,
royal or capital city, seat of govern-
ment.

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PUP
PO case crre ρα, Eg un. to be crown-
ed; to reign.

(Perey ccsength- gre gubkS ’ neg va. to
make king, to crown; -acgh δ
[P-ugu~enp, I have given you a king;
— y%pedingenne(#f, to preach the truth
publicly. a

rang wenpiny A. reign'ng 5 ἃ. reigning
prince, a crowned head.

PuguecnpopehS. Urewnreh:

Pisqgusenpnelifeh 8. reign, empire;
royalty, crown; kingdom ; dffng aya.
geome, -ἴδ οἷν, interregnum ; -- ΟΥ̓ --:
The Book of Kings. (crown.

BinghS, kgf un. to make king, to

βγη σε [Ὁ με, §. coronation.

“ὦν a. that refuses a crown;
-- ὟΣ ἴο dethrone.

oss op Seca prseys &c. δ. (0° er oF was ον » &e.

@.0qgn_e5 4. hiding-place, lurking-
place. -

Pagnesh sf. Queen ; Rg . church:
moon; -% 1} οὐδ ῥά . -- Sathinice; sayy
-φερΐν, the -- mother; g4g9% —%, long
live the —! God save the —!

Pingne Snel? fet ἢ Brag re ξεν
s. dignity of queen.

ἔθ" retro ᾿ ἔθ'νᾳ στα, ἡ ἑν ἔν dl, ? Orcas s fal”
δ. 5. (0 aap cress ses » ἃ.

Pgh Sl, Eat un. to run.

@.u/2, fy s. hand; palm of the hand;
- amy. foot; the sole of the foot;
— [ΕἸ η wikoy, paw, claw, talon ;-- ἐγ.
halt fs, gauntlet; (gapsf soe 000 Tf ea aoe ly wits)
fang, claw, grappling iron; -- ἔχασα!
scale; 8. Utuay’

βίων a. covered, overspread;
wet, moistened, immersed, soaked,
imbued; dirty, muddy.

β' ἴδιες. a. mutilated, maimed,
cut off.

Ru(Fuw5bpdé a. cloven-footed, clo-
ven-hoofed, fissiped. :

(O° sar Ὁ...» ἡ 4, ξὺν va. to fill to the
brim, to load ; S. [θ',οἱδωνε. δ .Γ.

βω(ισηπεν a. full to the brim,
loaded, overflowing.

PP ccs (F100 re, Proce (F forn., (9 παρ. ἴθ" ωἱ wank
s. whirlwind, water-spout.

GO? ces [P ccse α. ὃ. (μων; 8. *rain.

(Bus (F-ck Sl, Egf, (O° ses [P eee ke greg.
u&&fva. to plunge, to immerse, to 804%,
to steep, to drench, to imbue; Bet
un. to plunge, to dive, to bathe ones
self, to be imbrued; - ᾧ bp 7
puch, prewk, to be reeking with

eis
sweat ; - οἵᾳ eve og pals oes or prqumbryne._
[2p.%0, to wallow in the mire, to
grovel in filth, to drag in the mud; --
wpkeadp OF yguapkeh, to be imbrued
or covered with blood, to wade, to
welter; — aeqdnd, to get splashed, co-
vered with mud; - fing fing qessy gre
Rp apgutkey, to be covered with filth,
to be full of vermin; — f pate αἴϊω εν,
spy. to apply one’s self with the great-
est attention, to study with diligence.

Pu[F we net δ. soaking, drenching,
dipping.

peeks . -σες α. full, very full;
running over, full to the brim; fur-
nished; endowed; adorned.

Puw(JkS, kyf va. to supplant, to
trip up; to insnare, to dupe, te deceive.

“ἰδ τε. (F1nq & paw, foot.
y irc i 0 ung ὅ. glove; Ss. Qinkp °
cs wge
*PaS ask . - «ἴω 8. [θ᾽ 0.4.

β ων ἥ ββ,υγω ὦ, . ess ἡ κα! UN. ἴο faint,
to loose feeling, to become insensible;
- bdmqnc£, to laugh till one faints,
to split one’s sides with laughing, to
choke, to burst.

Ps cotes or [θυ ων εε δ. an ewe;
wether.

ΠΟ oy 8. acre; - ἐμ sy esse” vn. to
struggle , to writhe in the agonies of
death, to be in convulsions, in agony.

Paphewy 8. fino thread.

, Papen. to abhor, to detest.

Praaphutvarsl”, ον un. to fall into a
fainting fit, to faint, to-swoon, to fall
ma swoon; to feel giddy, dizzy, to
have a swimming in the head.

Paphurgns th 5. swoon, fainting, lipo-
thymy.

Paphegnsghs a. that causes fainting.

Peojocg ε- fainting fit, swoon, swim-
ming in the head, giddiness ; nausea,
disorder or rising in the stomach;
~ qepnfect go, to turn the stomach,
to disgust, to loathe, to be sick or
ready to vomit.

Pufewtt, fg 4. importunity , in-
stance, solicitation, entreaty;grief,sor-
row, trouble; ~¢, dowry, marriage-
portion, dower; -- ων οἷν δ,» to solicit
earnestly, to importunie, to entreat.

Pa frttng fi 8. βουβοί.
humbly, in a suppliant manner, ear-
nestly, urgently.

git

PIG

(Puhr thf a- troublesome, impor-
tunate, annoying, tedious, tiresome,
disgusting.

Ciusprtthl, bap, Pupwtdhgae_
“εἶν, age va. to solicit earnest-
ly, to importune, to entreat with ear-
nestness; to molest, to annoy, to vex,
to torment, to cease not from entreat-
ing, or causing annoyance.

(0 ass fos acs ΣΕ. σε ας a. importunate ,
urgent, tcoublesome, tedious.

ΣΙ ὦ Eguy un. to wish for, to
desire; to have need of, to want; to
sadden, to afflict. [Pseefeecsrtr Lesstkp .

PB ufprwtdac[d prt ἢ ['ὡῳβνιωῖ, Sov e_ ihe S.

(9 S. (0 cary. «

(P.uf.fS s. affliction; grief; a. griev-
ous, afflicting, disconsolate, forlorn;
<p yt tquhe , black bile, deep sadness;
πρὸ Siwy, compunction,regret,remorse;
Cul buacy 4- as press ὦ » to console ; to
cheer Up; τῷ OT Ld Me d ΩΝ pire. ps
to supplicate, to beseech, to implore.

(Pafsd ug fit a. ad. sorrowful, mourn-
ful; sorrowfully, mournfully.

(Pu frdegk Sf a. of a mournful coun-
tenance, melancholy, sorrowful, sad.

(Pushed wef, -pbq a. full of sadness,
of bitter grief, very sad, painful, bitter;
- watk, gap, to afflict, to sadden, to
cast down.

(0 ufed wht a. sorrowful, grievous,
melancholy.

Priofss uke ὃ. β',ωμωδ σε [ϑ fer.

βωμδέωι, a. sorrowful, afflicted,
melancholy, gloomy.

(P sefrd- Lb ὃ. BP reasfsd οἱ δε.

βωμδε. “νε΄ ἡ ἱἵ, ἔν of ’ negle va. to sad-
den, to afflict, to make desolate.

Piufsd- fl, Sbgusy un. to grieve, to be
afflicted, to mourn.

(D> con fas rvrq eer ly caste ὃ. (Bess fer dr oss ἡ ων.

Pups ne [2 βεῖν s. sorrow, grief, sad-
ness, affliction, melancholy; mourning.

oh. fp, Puch, host s. mallet; large
hammer; paver’s beetle, rammer; -
{γί πῇς; πα, ἀδρωώξ Gumke ηβω,
you will make me your scourge.

Pr sehsupesk 4. dalmatica.

Pruhwhnf a. beating with a sledge-
hammer; hardening with the hammer.

ass ly xa. Ὁ (Oss see yeseey ὃ. mallet, mall,
sledge-hammer, beetle.

Phenyl s. small beetle: archi-
trave ; — or - ἤση . capital (of a pillar) ;
— kwene, top (in the rigging of a ship).

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βωζωρη OF -ρίδ. fg OF og 8. trap,
Snare, Zin, πο; -ep πων ν saqsarsrefeoss
GE, . ΠΣ Σ spl ὗν, ᾧ᾽ -, to draw into
& snare, to entrap, to catch; puqhy,
δ -b, ὑ —f φωριηεδιξν to fall into a
snare, to be entrapped ; --νε. fury μιν.
e’,, to beat the water, or the air, to
toil in vain, to have one’s labour for
one’s pains; apayke — qSaydt astigae_
guilaley gape , to be heedless, to dis-
regard warning or admonition, ¢ in at
one ear, out at the other; » 8. ἢ μι.
qgayld .

sh wapeuafy 8. he who lays snares
or spreads nets.

(Bas fy carr op cr eng 203 ace » ~hay a. trapped ;
ensnared ; 3. ββυζωωνση fers «

GO cae hy as peg cas ang cas ome fo a. that entraps,
ensnares ; deceitful.

D> ccshy ous μη err ῥ κα {4 Eg va. to enve-
lope or take in nets or snares, to en-
trap, to entangle, to catch.

“ὠς. δ ST, kgf va. to entrap, to
ensnare, to decoy; to take in a net,
to catch, to lace; to entangle, to allure,
to dupe; -- gkbightuys, to spread a
net, to lay snares.

Rokk, £gh va. to hammer; to
beat; to ram.

β'ωξνωξ εκ 5. βωζαξσ.

β'ωζοκ, Yeh 8. pitcher, water-
vessel, jug, jar, water-pot, vessel,
pot; cup, mug, goblet, bowl: the
saveall of a candlestick.

Rog, fy s. quarter, ward, district;
part; neighbourhood; — or -f, felt;
—b ene. ang ess erly . to felt.

Ἐββοκω γε [δ a. unveiled (female).
ae . ang ὃ. ee
asquslfg ppipl, Pusquwhafd, ke
un. to be barted together. si ae

(0 casey ex's [2 ‘ —he " πῇ. by ᾽ν meg ὃ. ἸΏ 6)»
brane, cuticle, pellicle, tegument; o-
mentum, caul, reticulum; diaphragm.

βωηιείσωρδη, -1ρη. α. furnished
with a membrane, membranous.

; PO° sas oy exits (Paso (IF πε. a. bat-winged, hav-
ae at Sal wings.

ang uth (Fwvyft a. embranous.

GO a ocr [Pas sy nn tb vary a. enveloped
with, or in a membrane.

Br qech[P pS vn. to produce or form
a pellicle. (castrated, gelt.

(9 oa as εν Dae τῇ , asa ry ταν εἴ cas ε. νῇν sg A.

qu, wy ὃ. Carthen-pot or vessel,
basin; flower-pot.

els

Pn_qh ὦ, α. Worked in felt.
(0° carey be p00 [3 fra 8. [Pass νε. δῆ, .
Cuygkds, kgf va. to inter, to bury,
to entomb, to inhume; to bury in the
ground, to pay the last honours; to
hide ; -ῥάγυη. to be buried; - δ νη ωἷν,
aryl, to bury alive ; f ose δι. phe coy »
sunk in grief.

. Piwghp ahs 5. tragedian.

β'νγδ preg. [P- foots ΓΝ tragedy.

RP cgkgopd s. felt-maker-

Prusyl?, by 4. bot. cyclamen, sow-
bread. '

Rogh s. felt cloak; 5. @rasq, Qarx;
bot. wild artichoke.

(0° soy fresste nas of, αν UN to harden,
to become hardened. -

er ὃ. tale.

yhoo a. rumpled, disordered,
discomposed.

PrucghfS, ὅσα, vn. to grow tighter,
thick, to condense, to be condensed.

β'υυ χζ.»»ε Ὁ, 2. thickness, condensa-
tion.

βηφωρν sary, WPrecry Soy 8. WOMAN'S
cap (in form of an earthen pot).

Rwy fivtrwwhuwt a, faneral, funereal ;
- Sut_gku, funeral, burial, funeral
rites, procession or train.

(Pusginpe a. living in the same
neighbourhood.

(O.090% 8. sepulture, burial, in-
terment; funeral; - beay (F-comhy . to be
buried like an ass.

βγη.» α. thick, close, compact,
dense; chem. stable.

(P.0.f δ. enemy, foe.

(sd, wy s. saddle; pack-saddle:
calf of the leg; - af eas cote ἤεἷ Ξ faq.
Tih fs —, side-saddle, pillion; szassastan
hy. numtnacy —, to mount, to vault
into the saddle; --νὶ Saqrhuwhk,. -- ῥ
boew gk, , to saddle ; gauwntkuy g-%, to
throw off the saddle, to dismount.

"νῆες, δ » seg 8. saddie-maker,
saddler.

P sercfgreshes, 8. βωἵκαᾳ «

Pperljeer Spl 8. WD asddgebe al

CP adpmmenkish, -mng 8. rag, tatter,
old clothes; a. old, ragged, shabby,
threadbare, all in rags; 8. Ῥρηεῖ «“ᾧ.

Piedpkd, kgf να. to saddle , to
ser ain Ξ rkindred

. ὦ ° nared.
poe. pl. the relations, the

POL

@ob, fy 8 soup, porridge, broth;
skimmed milk; -- aumsibuy, pottage
of lentiles, lentile soup; dish of pot-

θ. [Θενερεξ.
"Ὁ ν. fg ε. sheet-iron; turk.

carte nso ons ame by a. abstaining from
soups.

Puterd, (Pugh va.to wet, to bathe,
to dip, to drench, to soak; to moisten,
to bedew, to water; — qutkaght frp
apumwnsep, (0 bathe one’s pillow with
tears; εἰν μὴν ἀνα αἋρ -- ἥπωνεν npnep, to
bathe the feet with one’s tears; -- guacp
ῥ ayewpestocs y aLprtn.p y to cut the throat,
to massacre; — ywppethe μια, to
butcher, to slaughter, to shed much
blood, to swim in blood; -- ῥ gfip, to
soak, to steep in Wine; glurnfie smutty
Ruckus fp fk pay Snack, they passed
the sea dry-shod.

βωχων πον, fy δ. S0up-tureen.

Paotmp ᾽ ἑ » se. ὃ. ink; oo he a9. —, black
ink ; huupdpy -. red-ink ; 8. L Prey ean
4ἴηὶ ἤωνκε, σῇ, ~ blue-ink ; O60 084 900 ἢ (γε
Piut, printing-ink; -- Xé%eg, Indian
or China ink; #%4,8 --, indelible, in-
destructible ink ; Suthingbe , Saeed fess
the -. sympathetic, invisible, secret
ink > 7 Dop ene Ee sas og gr vel F Ur caste ’ marking-
ink ; ase fens 068 y abs —f ’ ink-spot, ink-
stain ; angocme αὐ ἦγ. ~ esses to ink ; ΟΣ
aqubzaby —ews., to be inked all over;
wank, rb» —&, ink-pot, ink-bottle ; as
dae -£, ink-horn, inkstand; 8. Yaga
dag « (girth.

bite a. ὃ. Push, &e.; 5. saddle-

Putgey, wg ¢. merchant; shop-
keeper ; retailer; inn-keeper.

Pubginpashet a. mercantile, com-
merciale; esteemed, precious, dear.

Pubgup mt, wy δ. treasure, treasu-

; museum; cabinet, collection; -

wutéwt , the British Museum;
- ghee using ph sts » the Museum of
Alexandria.

PutgneghS, kgf vn. to shun, to
elude, to set one’s self free, to steal,
or to get away, to escape, to fly from,
to avoid; to be ashamed, to shuffle,
to use chicanery; -ghyad frouk;, to
speak with respect or reverence.

>.4/2. s. fine blade, thin plate; fine
membrane , pellicule; -ὀ sasywhery ,
window-glass.

Pint[Ppnkif s. elder-tree.

Purfs s. a little broth, pottage.

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ρυυ
(Ph, -» a. dear, high priced ;
precious; - £, it is dear; ῥγπρι ἐδ -,
rather dear; -- JSiupdind. corpulent.
ββ'ωνζ 5. Pusteh

βωπ ζωὴ fie S. (dh = eas εἶγέν ἢ , to
make dear ; - fees Nrerntey , gly ava aaay to
sell dear; - ΓΝ mntnes, ging at aga 688
bay, to buy at a high price. —

ββωνζωρ S. Paasteg srg «

β'υὕνῴνε fe ΝᾺ ᾧ,ν»ὐνί be sony »

(Pvtehne [2 [.% ¢. dearness, high price,
dearth, famine, scarcity; σαν Ἵν
wtb, q-(Fhuk fpwg, to complain o
the high price of things.

ων, dane, dnchp a. thick, big,
great; fat; dense; deep; coarse,
gross; rude, clumsy, rough; gr. deep,
flat, low (sound); mus. barytone; s.
zool. bustard ; ad. in great quantity ,
thickly ; -- dfmp» dull-witted, stupid; --
cog frrvne{F fh , 088 ignorance ; — οἴδωρν.
Wu, weighty, heavy; corpulent; -- οὖν,
000 ann 02. 9 dornep . dense wood; thick or
bushy beard; - pac%, deep sleep.

ββ' caste 8 yo ns gx 00sy0 gx cos re. a. ofa gruff voice ;
stammering.

(0 saan cd prace paces gory a coarse, rude, un-
polished, clumsy, awkward.

(> sashe Spracsptonne{F fort 8. ϑῥνείδω»»"ε. [2 forte

Pict dpugryt u. very thick, very
dense; heavy, weighty, coarser; ad.
more intelligibly. (lubber.

Reith dprrg tog ἡ a. heavy and slow,

βάσιν μην 2. a, very fat.

"νιν ἰδ 5. ββ'υυ͵ἵν <b 1 aan νὼ οἷ ἐδ .

(Ptr fpur(Pe, 4. tow (hemp or fax) ;
5. Ἄσεη- woody.

(Or sass Spree [P- neofp a. thickly branched,

βωννωμωρ a. of thick cords or
ropes.

ωπον gave. a. of an hard lan-
guage; who speaks thick, indistinctly;
of a strange speech.

Paste Spr fupen, —frnenia, thick;dense;
leafy, wooded, full of branches ;
heaped up, heaped together.

Piste dprfung bo- Very deep mud;
pond, marsh. [dense.

Puttpusns a. very thick, very

(Prastn dre Scry a. thick with earth,
fertile.

Piste trusts a. thickened, condens-
ed; heavy, hard; viscous, curdled,
clotted, congealed ; bushy.

(0° caste dpe oct Bes δ᾽ σε. [Ὁ [ε te ὃ. thickness ;
viscidity, tenacity.

βρυυ

Piutdpudiypf a. bushy, thick,
woody, wooded, sylvan, woodland.

CP rdpudiupdfs a. heavy; plump,
fat, corpulent, obese, fleshy, bulky.

Put dpwdfe a. fleshy, muscular,
plump, fat, greasy.

(PO .0t δ». ἐξ a. thick-sculled, stupid, .

dull, block-headed, dull-witted, awk-
ward. -
[9 ,υἿν. 2.» ἐὦ ὔριν(9. a. thick-skinned.

(PseteZ pressslisrre[F-fre% &. obesity, stout-
ness, corpulency.

β' ων dpaedinne{d- fat $. stupidity, dul-
ness, heaviness of mind, slowness of
apprehension. [well-bearded.

Pardo d ρεωαἴορονε. Qa. thick-bearded ,

[θ᾽ sate pr ensy κω oro xsl a. thick bottomed ;
having a solid foundation.

(0 sass bye caso sar el”, sgeny UN. to thicken,
to grow thick; to grow hard; to cur-
dle, to coagulate, to clot; to augment,
to increase, to accumulate; - f$ cfiap_
tif, to become incarnate; (Awd purges
TY Fagndyak uu ’ this people’s heart
8 waxed gross; {9 cesta Spr esste assy «εκ.
qakh, ξράβε δ», the uproar increased ;
the fear redoubled ; (Pussdpesgh uy A. 8.
_ thickened, thick; concrete; sbun® -,
very fertile hill; for —,.impure water.

suited pe ssregngren a. big-bellied, cor-
pulent, thick. : [leafy.

Oru bprassssqinp (F a. densely leaved,

δ eects hs acres fpr one a. thick-witte d, rustic,
ee half-witted, hard, obstinate.

sale Xs sss ἐν fren. ons sas prsas a. spread
thickly over a great space, scattered,
apecae everywhere; very thick, crowd-
ed.

(0° cess br cas ars ans pr ess ofp a. that pours, that
falls thick like hail, heavy, abundant,
closed, compact; -- t&mp, countless
ATTOWS -- wdige Lkonfy, a shower of
arrows.

Preuss ρων" μος ὃ. β' οὐννὕνω .

Priathd purge εὗρ κι AS, neg ; Prcvitsdpobe eS ;
&yf va. to thicken, to condense; to
coagulate, to congeal.

Pvt trunpoe, a. thorny, having ma-
ny hard thorns. (board.

Oct tpmpupe δ. paste-board; card-

Putten (9 εν s. thickness; solidity,
density, bigness ; concretion, coagula-
tion, condensation; consistence; fat-
ness, plumpness; plenty, abundance;
Trusticity, awkwardness; stupidity,
dullness; - δένσσε [91 wis, great old age.

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fO>castss Bi Pruntsp. tha &. diarrhea,
looseness; dysentery; piles, hemor-
rhoids; colic; fistula. (morrhoids.
ΤΣ ΣΌΣ a. affected with the he-
ft u%56f° va. to mutter, to grumble
on awakening.
(Ou%4 pr. without, except; 8. Weeky.
(Oa bfusk » ag §. handkerchief ;
towel; - nbging, prronuwk, pocket —; -
wyupuwtayf, neckcloth, neckerchief ;
- fhe seregpest os , silk—.
(19.0 8. mus. an Armenian note (~).
PuusbS, bgh un. to mumble, to
mutter.
(Bas syne S. bp hx.
* PB csuygney ὃ. Ufrehiak .
wea, f s. roosting place, perch;
bar , stake for supporting vines: *-,
swing; see-saw.
Pun a. faded, tarnished.
βθ'". recseclle grr ast bel”, neg va. to cause
to fade, to wither, to tarnish.
(Bocce rx cos al frcl”, ΠΧ) vn. to fade , to
wither, to decay; to be tarnished.
: (ses re. ὡὐἴγνε [2 βε Ὁ, -net 5. fading ,

witnered state, decay.

βωωκ;. by , "κι δι; ® (O° cas meors ,
fy 5. sigh, groan: colic, bowel com-
plaint.

(O° case sasry be of ’ (O° ces 00. oars br al ᾿ Egf yn. to
sigh, to groan: to lament, to weep;
to have a severe colic.

(0° case ccs 3 12 th 5. δωκε 5 — baft_
ga-wy, belling of the stag.

Pierson , fp 2. sturgeon.

β'ωπ ῥά, bguy vn. to perch, to roost,
to go to roost.

wu, fs. Cup, mug.

(Pusu s. white skull-cap.

(Bearer ecrel”, sags. (0° cares be of”, & ῥ un. to
wheeze, to pant, to be out of breath,
to breath short, to breath gaspingly;
(ϑωω vrap-00y 4 to be asthmatic, to
have difficulty in breathing.

(0° carer ere. » arg So farthing.

(O.vun.% a. panting for breath, asth-
matic, short-breathed, wheezy ; - or
Ugerup gfup, Taxos wine; strong,
generous wine.

(O° cco esr bs pr serfs ses » ἥπερ δ. dramatic
representation, play, piece; Saphaxpfh
—, πῦρ dapwgryph, the play-begins,
the curtain rises.

(Bes cov bs po sas ly caste a. theatrical.

PO smkpuukp s. ἃ play-goer, lover
of theatrical representations.

ρυ

(Pose ase bs po cows fage 2 [Ὁ fore s. fondness for
theatres and public spectacles.

(Press exopry “ἔν. or oss by poses y $. theatre,
play-house; drama, play; the audience,
the spectators; fruqhuy [dusmbp ,
scene , stage ; πον μεν ἢ [δ ssnks ‘
pit; fhm (ων DOX; ghenush
whabp ° esos ors fp Neste ᾿ hay p (Pimbrp ’
tiers of boxes; ssmslisash , εξ ωνενῇ (Fur
wk, ticket for the play ; δ᾽ ενΐννε σα “ἢ,
Bunty, play-bill > 2 ρ»" Sccseslecssy ἀρ σε.
“πω ps bs ως. ζω [9 “ὦ μνδ εἶν. to crowd to the
play ; Pee dl “ἴθι. a0e be po pute sags cobs cy care the
amphitheatre was burnt ; - ῥά δ,
wpigkrp, all the world’s a stage; 8.
Praae sas b: pr crus ees 4p +

β'ων εχ εάν ng ὃ. spectator.

(Pua carpe εἶν S. ΔΩ ΔῈ (» « ;

Pmnprbuahest a. theatrical, scenic ;
- vhnpep scenery, scene; — ΠΡΌ ΣᾺ
wnkgine{t{e%, dramatic poetry, tho
drama.

βμυβν, y, wy 8. matter, sanies,
corrupted matter.

(0 eae 2 css fuss fog ὃ -ωδορ α. purulent,
sanious.

Prange ese fusrsds 10 a. that draws off
corrupted matter.

(Pease ne fos ne pop sy a. hindering the dis-
charge of purulent matter.

[μων 00s fas Us 005g οἷν bs ol” ’ neo va. to
render sanious, to make purulent, to
corrupt.

cee 0 ons fs fuel”, Eyuy UN. to become
sanious, to be purulent, full of cor-
rupted matter.

Papa dink, oy 8. translator; com-
mentator, paraphrast; interpreter ;
translation; — fas. bubs nulkp, to be
an interpreter.

Pucpydtekb a- translatable.

βοηθοί, S, kgf va. to translate ;
to interpret, to explain; — ,sestgag frase
haste phe ae b4Suy guseosegeceses. ν to translate
from English into Armenian ; — yews
any xs 050 [Ὁ ns 02 oat [oy ’ ase of ΠΣ ΩΣ to translate
off hand, extemporally , fluently ; -
Gn cm. psn. to translate literally,
word for word.

Praopgdivtfs 4. translator; interpre-
ter; ~g. The Seventy, (translators of
the Septuagint); the Interpreters of
the Armenian Scriptures, (8. Isaac,
8. Mesrob, &c. )

Prope divbac(Pfet s. translation, ver-
sion ; interpretation , explanation ;

atis

β'0,:

Anfrognyhs plugmpduwk —, paraphrase;
uqun—, punuhet —, free transla-
tion; literal -. [lators.

Pepe dwtsughp a. written by trans-

Papa επωνορ ΕἾ αα. by translation 5
by interpretation.

* Psp l2, [β'ωρίδω s. twinkling of
an eye, wink, twinkling, trice; f -- whush,
in a twinkling, in a trice, in a wink, in
no time; ~g, eye-lid.

(Or aape [F-arrfrrstep 8. β'ωρ[δ creer ifis

(Pap [Puplgniqubked, nef va. to
cause to loiter, or wander about, to
lounge, to idle; to skirmish, to divert;
to keep at bay, to occupy with, to
distract; to lull with vain hopes.

Pivpldupft, kguy un. to wander,
to loiter, to lounge about; to be in-
volved in difficulty, perplexed with
business; to haunt, to frequent; £ -
““ ἵν, S. [θ'»,ὠρ(δ εκ «

(θ᾽ ρ(δ upon gs. loitering, idling,
lounge, sauntering; perplexity, entan-
glement in business; frequent resort ;
- δε ly casts s. β'.. (F ων. | wink.

Puna, OF Barly ζω, 9 nan 5 μεν to

β'ωρ [Pb why S. Uae ar br «ἐδ, pl.

*(0 one s. sketch, essay.

Pr ccsprfrcsstene{F fret ὃ. freedom from
taxation. (tender.

Pups a. fresh, young, green, soft,

Precrprfisrruys, wg a. vain, frivolous,
useless; vile, abject, inferior; superad-
ded, false, factitious, artificial; gr. ex-
pletive. [greenness.

βροῦνε [2 [εν s. freshness, verdure,

Orcas prgect ells g tae sastobe al ® —adpiel, --ἴπε [ὃ frre
S. βθ'.ω πίω lle gy rre_guestele of, &c.

(Pearpzrhy » ats (0° uss as foes “«ν OF «ων
np. Tarsus; ashi bcs eoeh » jacinth,
precious stone of a flame colour.

P.upy pr. without; S. Uesutg -

Pug, (Pr assgsesocar sl”, (0 ese ey πὶ {F-for% S.
ature, 4», &e.

Pwgwt, & s. victuals eaten with
bread, made dishes ; pittance.
a. thick, bushy;
woolly, shaggy; gr. grave (accent) ;
mus. flat. (long-haired.

βωεναξν a. shock-headed, hairy,

β' μεσ ρ S. (sere με -

[μεσ εν a. shock-headed.

Prwewgnpd a. who makes or sews
coarse articles.

(O° css e-cos eyesore. a. full, thick, bushy,
leafy, green, branchy.

Δι ἔ.. ἡ - Γ,)

Uh

O° sore οἱδινε S. (Psat s_roe_ re a.

Pwo, 2. roll, act or state of rol-
ling; S. ae a. rolling, tum-
bling down; wa ῥ᾽ --ν on a precipice,
steep; — wakne,, to roll, to revolve,
to turn round; - gwhfg, a winding
discourse; — may wplrwh, tO cause One
to roll in his own blood ; — ὐνζδων,
τος β “105. Premeccrpesrezzerpe foseraqeay »

“srrpging, —jayn ad, in rolling,
revolvingly, rolling along or down;
— fesanery (gfuskuieg ‘ ff prasenpriseg) » to
tumble down, to roll down, to pro-
strate one’s self; to agitate one’s self,
to fall dead; to be thrown down, to
be upset; to throw.a somerset; to
throw one’s self headlong, to precipi-
tate one’s self; - psequgnigubh,, to
roll, to prostrate, to precipitate, to
fell, to upset ; — amtely wee «ρ ῖν esse ῥε.
gout, he fell rolling in his blood.

(O° csse.eary ὦ ἥν, a. Which goes rolling.

(Presse corpeerhwt a. rolling, that rolls.

[θεω fuel” 5. (O° sco ccap feel”.

Praccessypeynp S. (O° oe casyacrg yng °

ἴθ" “νει. οἱὲς Γ΄ ᾿ &-gf ’ Or με ἐν ἄς στε ἡ εἶν le ol ’
negf va. to roll, to turn, to set rolling,
to revolve, to wheel; to upset, to
overturn, to capsize; ῥ pw, —, to turn
topsy-turvy, to turn elsewhere; to
remove, to take away ; -,/4 un. to roll,
to tumble; to wallow, to plunge in,
to penetrate; s4phhp -- to roll on the
earth; pig. dnfufyrs suerte --, to get
covered with ashes, with dust; pig
“ῥη 4 -- , to roll in the mud, to wallow
in the mire; — ῥ᾽ penfhme(Pfeten fiery
Tia, to give one’s self up to sensual
pleasures, to abandon one’s self to,
to plunge into; wwfp -- . — shhh,
- waif apnp, to prostrate one’s
self at the feet of, to implore; -- κα.
fxs, to give one’s self up to, to incline
to, to bend towards.

meuyng, mg & bog, Marsh, muddy
place, miry hole, puddle.

Pascuyn te 4. rolling, turning,
wheeling ; rotation, revolution; ineli-
nation, propension.

β'...... εἴη » qh uy a. shaggy, woolly,
hairy ; woollen. (dense woods.

ἔμμενε» a. rendered safe by

(are cary css esr cos ly a. hairy, hirsute (an
epithet of Hercules).

Pw. ον a. heavy eye-browed ,
beetle-browed.

ness of voice.

Up
Pras ued, νη Ὁ un. to grow thick ;
to become shaggy or hairy.

Pe wpdf a. shaggy, hairy, hirsute;
- «jp, hairy man, covered with hairs.

δ ων εγώ, veg va. to render
thick with branches; to make hairy
or hirsute.

cf, 4. velvet; — Shumpabay ,
Silk—; μευ εἴξελω ἔενβοι ιν, —, cotton--; -
won oy, WOOllen—, or plash.

* Pe sh S. S csr angle g »

(ene (P 5. thicket, coppice.

β'ιωε.»ἐ [Ὁ μεν s. thickness ; hairiness;
aspiration of letters or sounds; thick-
(briery.
β'με σεν a. thick, bushy, tangled,

β',.υε pePoerly Ss. Wart ncphh- Ε

Pref, οἱ OF me, fy OF nrg 85. bottom;
depth, profound depth, abyss; fury,
passion; fire, spirit; impetuosity, vio-
lence; effort, furious attempt, strug-
gle; -g, sheath, scabbard; - , pi -- ν or
q— atgubl,, to penetrate, to pierce, to
run through, to bore; to thread, to spit;
- «εν ἢ, νι. «ἴων εἶν ksy to run rapidly, to
pass through, or traverse with impe-
tuosity, to enter with violence or
impetus; - OF pig -- asbgnegsastebey « Sosteley
4euncguwtb,, [0 pass, to bore, to pierce,
to transfix, to thread, to run through;
- anaes .-- ass rE casy BY ded Ss. (acs of oe,
afd; χ- wnher,, to prepare for an
effort, to gather one’s self up; — ssa,
to hurl, to launch, to fling, to throw;
- fey» fit, outbreak, burst of passion;
ὑ -« ¢Fnferg, in the depths of hell;
- ete -, οὖν pg. —h, βιυμείδκ “ad.
penetrative, piercing, with penetra-
tion.

β'υ ων, S. διωωυηρᾳ"

Pufwiroy a. transparent, clear,
pellucid.

Purputy uwskS ya. to reflect, to
shine; 9 anifrusteg μεν". )» ἕν, S. aged poy Ἢ
gat «ἔν.

μον «οὐἶ, τ᾽ «ιν ἢ «οἷν ν --αΑαὐἷν a. penetra-
tive, subtile, piercing, pervious.

Pisputgurh tae [9 s. penetrability.

(0 carafe ὐὗνη Ὧν. S. ἔθ" cas afo aca oy av by case ; =
ιν, εὗδε, ehrnfy. to penetrate, to
pierce ; - perky of eco 208 oy » to think, to
understand, to penetrate, to perceive.

βγη ἷνο πε [Ὁ fr δ. penetration ;
penetrability.

Piuputghs, kgf un. to penetrate,
to pierce, to pass through, to enter;

Pile

to be filtered through; to search

thoroughly, to dive to the bottom of.

i ie a. penetrable, permea-
e.

Pahang h gnigudeled S. Pugh 4 asele ἔν off

Puputyfy a. that penetrates, pier-
cing; transparent, diaphanous; — ῥά,
8. Pug why wh δ.

βωυφωνηξν. (26, —gnel[Pfe% 4. trans-
parency, pellucidity, diaphaneity.
Pupwtgn it 4. penetration, per-
viousness.

Puopwa. a. vagrant; ad: like a -.

Popwnwhnd a. vagabond; vagrant,
wandering, roving, rambling; — uw.
afte, knight-errant; -- 2pbuy , the
Wandering Jew; -- snftry 8. QO sssfeusn pul’

βωῤωκ ζοῦν». (2 fre Te ὃ. ἃ roving or
wandering life, vagrancy, vagabond-
age. [or lounging about.

Puofwawke 2. pl. the act of idling

βωφωκβω, kguy un. to wander, to
roam, to be vagrant, vagabond; to
ramble, to rove, to stroll, to range;
~ wen be ecb. , [0 Wander up and down.

Previfr crn Ivnar lyf ad. quickly, without
delay, incontinent.

Pree arco ces S. (0° aoe ofp one 00. cas fy ass «

Pree sfoe a κε ΔῈ, 8. (Po ase sfrassreswyp e
ι "ὦ ἔτ ἢ α. emptied ; — ameseceny ν fall-
mag star; S. Uewcsy, | - νεηΐη,
hare-brained , empty-headed, giddy-
pated, mad; s. giddy-pate, light-wit-
ted person, blockhead, idiot, fool,
madman.

Popks, bgp va. to overturn, to
cast down, te fling or throw down;
to spill; to empty, to exhaust; to take
away, to take by force, to possess
one’s self of ; to cast off ; to disengage,
to deliver, to release, to relieve;
~qeaut, to extract, to pull out,
to draw a tooth; - ggpmkw . to
unhinge the doors; ebcbanidls “ρΕε κα
τὸ one nail drives out another, (new

85 or persons make old ones for-
gotten); 8. Pockn ; - Messen ric ὧν ν ἀνα. αν
Pawqeee κ᾽ ᾿ ΓΙ ede ΩΣ to make
&great booty, to pillage, to sack; --
we υάκρε, ἴο despoil, to deprive of ;
“wth acpace, to harass, to hold in
suspense; — y.po%, to rouse one’s
self, to awaken; -- gp fup, to get sober
Ta to sleep off drunkenness or de-

Ch, — gap fb dhaw, ncwnsp, tO Save
one from the hands of another, to li-

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ριφ

berate, to rescue; - ypuphac(Ffie
yul&ye, to free from the effects of
another’s resentment, to pardon; - 6
puny qq. to die, to perish ; — 4σὦ
assve.ifie , qr ῥ { npr to vent
one’s anger, to wreak one’s vengeance;
— glFnyhu yap, to give veut to one’s
angry passions; -- χωϊωη ἦν, to discharge
one’s bile, to vent one’s spleen; s_
&&, ~, to add, to subjoin; to conclude;
- qunckt, to remove, to change habi-
tation, to empty a house of its furni-
ture; - quncp bre Je» to draw the
sword against, to brandish the sword ;
— qpwduwh, to drink off the cup to its
dregs; to drink up; — gut, to escape,
to disengage one’s self, to get rid off,
to abscond; fig. to humiliate, to abase,
to lower one’s self to; -- ghtpt f gyros _
wl%,to dismount, to Jeap from horse-
back; — ghi«, to spend, to dissipate,
to waste, to squander; -- qay¢ be qqo_
pocldf.%, to make great efforts, to
employ all one’s energy, to do any
thing in the world; to strive with all
one’s heart, to sharpen one’s tools,
to prepare one's self; - 6,42, to throw
off the yoke; — gap f ¢h%ug, to deprive
of life, to massacre; - ᾧ dplbuby
(qupu f kanefe), to separate the com-
batants; - ΠΩ yuh ρξ, to inter-
rupt a discourse ; Pupfhuy Ἄνω,
qe&a%, the ship is unloaded; δρ(
Purple qilky f μεν, flee from our
hands.

Piffl, kguy vn. to pour out, to
spread, to flow, to throw down, to
overturn; to take refuge, to emigrate;
to be deprived of; to get rid of, to
free one’s self from, to disentangle
one’s self, to flee, to save one’s self
by flight; -- 6 ἡξρῳ,. to fall on (the
enemy); to rush against; to dash,
to dart, to rush upon; - yacihpk f
puwy,to leave, to desert, to abandon ;
- ῥ Sean aso ἢ. ῥ ἐνίγμω » to grow foolish,
to become mad, to lose one’s mind;
- aoe (ν av αὔγοε. [Ὁ ἔτ «οἷν ef Mae? κὰν cana 694. ΔΑ’ Εἢ ὁ to vent
one’s grief in tears; — εὐνοεῖν susdhistel;,
to be decanted, poured from one ves-
sel to another; — gfe, to recover
from intoxication; -- ykphapy yoehbe »
to descend from heaven; -- Spa sh phos.
(#,,to strike fire, to produce sparks ;
- gnskay, to lose colour, to fade; --
4554. to be dried up, exhausted; f

ΡυῈ

Sukh, Bip [2 [2 ufpkewy
ululr, be offf get out! 80 away!
ὃ πες hpfbk-ugh [Fact fu δ gh pve ifte af czsssle
dép. let every knee bend before the
Incarnate Word. [rushing (river).

ang ΟΣ

Pup ρων. a. impetuous, violent,

βίων ἐμ, upenfe. to palpitate, to
flutter, to throb, to go pit-a-pat.

ups s. bleacher: washerwoman,
laundress; fuller: a washerwoman’s

beetle; stick for gathering fruit; --
dapny.the penis of animals ; - Scr
qu¢be,a judge, arbiter, he who con-
ers rewards; he who separates com-
batan ts; as op. δεν (7. εα ly 9 severe ἔδινε ; blea-

ching-house ; bleaching-field ; fuller’s
field.

Prripne δῆ, 9“. effusion, shedding ;
evacuation, expulsion, egestion ; -

Uf--5%p%, descent, humiliation, incar-

nation of J. C.
Pasppiein S. Pusrgpurg .

Bunbsng 8. fullery, bleaching-house.
fulling , act of

Pups heh κ΄
bleaching linen.

Province a. vacant, empty; aban-

doned, forsaken; uninhabited, desert,
unpeopled; deprived of ; wanting in;
- nth, , [Fngnez, to make or render
desert, to devastate; - jfk, ΡΣ
to be deserted, desolate, unpeopled;
— wnhky quant, to remove from a
house ; - | Sutt%upry, deprived or
devoid of talent; —, f 8. wooden tray,
tea-tray.

(ress afore pr fuel > Eyuyy ΣῪ Σ ass
guy un. to remain empty, without; to
be emptied, evacuated; to be uninha-
bited, devastated; to become desert,
desolate.

*Prurfunnep S. Qrashg «
Pik poe (2 fers. emptiness, vacui ty.
—Bufon, fr, ue 8. religious proces-
Sion; ᾧ -- kph, , to go in procession ;
-οὐ ἦν pion, MOUNT Tabor; “δῶ ἐν Ee
ad. processionally.
apld apach, “preg a. hidden, 860-
cret, private, stealthy, clandestine; ad.
in secret, privately, furtively, by
stealth, stealthily, slyly.

Prupiupup ad. secretly, stealthily,
furtively ; unknown to others ; silent-
ly, softly, quietly, noiselessly: enig-
matically, allegorically.

Brie piuspenp dnc. a. secret, occult,
hidden, mysterious, dark, obscure.

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βὺυρ

Papi, sage un. to become
hidden, to remain concealed. ἫΝ

> ἥμερα δ. S. —graayy . ξεώο[.

Brinpink a.ad. 8. Punp(F apnit ᾿ β'.».

Oupine{Pfe% s. hiding, occultation,
concealment; secrecy, mystery, ar-
canum.

Capinel, A (Pcsectireesl 8. βαρ; ῥα.

βαρ.» εν, ping a. oceult, hidden,
secret ; phys. latent; ῥ᾽ — ad. in secret,
privately.

ἔθ" καρ τειν ᾿ apussefs or pucks sail 8. act
of concealing, of being concealed;
concealment, secret; hiding-place;
retreat; a. hidden, occult, secret;
(Pupumfe ad. secretly, privately, in a
hidden manner; (#upucbosk phikey. f
- ΟΣ Tess on fey ΟΥ̓ (Punp shy fh (P-onp pus
ων ἔτ easts , pbuk, f [P-apumb , to be con-
cealed, hidden, placed in ambush; --
πεν, to hide, to abscond, to lie in
ambush; gtk; f (Papumbut, to place
or hide upon the sly, or in a dungeon; .
ἔν thu skp fits ine —, he hid nothing
from him, he had no secrets with him.

(Pees p reg cesta ol", neg va. to hide, to
cover, to conceal; to mask, to cover
with a pretence; to veil; to envelope;
to hide or bury under ground, to
inter; apeguyl# —, to lay snares for;
Egfunk ny nop - quits te » he did not know
what hole to creep into.

Pupae gutting s -“πῇη a. that hides, or
conceals. aera

CP unpshl, pkuy un. to hide, to be
concealed, to iio hid, to abscond; to
disappear. [tives.

ἔθ" ριον be κω ᾿ wk fry 8. pl. the fugi-

Pinpeniup ἢ ony fig . pl - hidden
things, arcana. _

aspasenry ps (Pear cs errrey » ang 8. hiding-

place; δ [Aupumnay ,bul,,to hide or
eonceal one’s self.

Piqut, ry OF f, wy 8. Woof, warp;
8. Pegutifp -

Ps qutium, wy ἃ. sleeveless cloak.

Pt getweng , wg 8. Sleeved cloak.

Ci guthp , ἭΔ 8. pl. sleeves.

(4 9 ει, wg OF ag a. light; active,
nimble; slender; venial; frivolous; 2.
ease, leisure; --ν πῶ, -nd_ad. quickly,
lightly, easily; -- σωνβε,ρ, light-foot,
light-footed, nimble; - (@4cep, light-
winged ; —~ dba, dine. pre, light
hand; slight wound; light 9] a? ; -
ὖνρ , (Gk, ® hE puhacp, wnepe, ight

be

wine; weak tea; slight repast; weak
coffee ; —s “νη εἶ » to commit slight
faults ; - -ω hunqnegastky , to lighten, to
facilitate ; -- ;(uky un bpgmift, to take
an oath lightly or inconsiderately ; -
Fay (Pnefigh tha? — firs βοξ συ thp?
does that seem to you a light thing?
~ babe. Leboa Janz bseamaclIbuk » he rested
from his labours.

Pi Pb. wpe ad. lightly, swiftly ;
easily.

PLL. wpupry a. giddy, inconsider-
ate, trifling; volatile, inconstant.

PL Pk wpwpryn{tpes 5. levity,
thoughtlessness, unsteadiness ; pueri-
lity, childishness.

PER kewpkad a. of light weight,
light, easy to carry.

Pt (Pkwy ft a. cheap, low-priced.
PE Pb emg σα ’ bg a. swift, nimble,
hght. [24,, to sel] ---

PL be watf ad. cheaply ; — fume.

PEP beg njt a. lighter, very light;
Very easy. (slight, light.

βεβθει wgnpd a. slightly made ἢ

PE Pb w[the, -(Pnfs a. swift-wing-
ed, swift flying, active, nimble.

PEO be efor fil a. light, fr ugal ;
~ «ἔχων, ἃ light dinner.

PiPkewhf ad. lightly, briskly ;
slightly, hastily ; thoughtlessly.

6 (2b wdfn a. light-minded, light-
headed, hare-brained, giddy.

: PED be carhinfl guy un. to be
giddy, volatile, inconstant.

Bb Bb ων αν [Ppt s. weakness of

mind, giddiness; levity, inconstancy,
fickleness ; imprudence.
; PLA btu , “ἢ UN. to be
lightened, disburdened, exonerated;
i A ease ones’ self, to relieve one’s
self.

Pb 2b. hg a. light-limbed, nim-
ble, agile, brisk, active, alert.

PL (Ph. whp s. pl. levity; inconstancy,
volubility ; adulation.

PE Pb ὠγωρο a. agile, lithesome,
dexterous ; quick, swift.

E[P be wagne. wkd, σε οὗ va. to light-
en, to disburden; to roles. to sane:
fg. to relieve, to alleviate, to assuage,
to lighten, to allay ; - qrbnt “οι δ pk ‘
to withdraw ones’ hand, to cease to
afflict δ) με aarp ase t_ FE (Pb « agnegubk
paste, repentance extenuates a

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bh
(PL (PE ecprayy α. ofa light step.
(PL(PE LESS. @L(PE ear σε. ἢ εὐ ἔν αἵ .
PLL. prfIwg a. light in the race,
rapid, swiftly-rushing, wing-footed,
light of foot, light-footed, nimble; ad.
swiftly, rapidly.

Qs (Fb a fl S. OE (9 Beutel

4 (Jhon (Ff s. lightness; activity,
agility; alleviation, exoneration, relief;
frivolousness, futility; nconsideration,
thoughtlessness, folly; levity; igno-
miny, scorn, dishonour; fg. relief,
sollevation. {sing (cloud).

Pb (δε πεῖ ( asdinfbl) a. light or pas-

(OL (2. εν δ, 4. relief, ease (from
pain).

(PL (Pnip, mu 4. conjecture; proof,
essay 3 fp —ncu αὔτ»... to conjecture ;
to put-to the proof, to test, to prove,
to essay, to try.

(o4,, σῷ s. thread, filament; fibre;
mus. chord; -- nuhp, wptrulIp, be.
4u(tp, gold or silver thread; iron
or metal-wire ; Sema astelsy -u -a, to
reduce to filaments; to atomize; --

-h. yopfk,, to weave thread by
thivead: to adorn symmetrically; -
puwhhg, squsndin(F&wh , the thread of a
discourse or story; Sumembhy q— μεν,
to break the thread of one’s argu-
ment; -- 4&4, the thread of life; ζω,
“νειν ἔν, 4-- Gétng, to cut the thread of
life, to cut off one’s days.

βειωηβν. ὅς. 8. Leawehe, δα.

βειωηῤρ a. that instigates, that
advises; — ιν Γ 8. Pb pg kl

Pb jeg phd, E-gf: va. to instigate, to
prompt, to incite, to suggest, to
inspire, to advise, to counsel, to
dictate. |

Pb peg σε [9 fect ὅ. suggestion, insti-
gation,persuasion, incitement,counsel,
advice, dictate.

(Ok pau , wy 8. oar; rudder.

Pk jsheny, wg 8. agent, bailiff, proc-
tor, manager, saving man.

(Pb 04uh, ῥ᾽ 8. Wire drawing-plate.

44% , (Pwr 4. top of the shoulder,
acronium; shoulder-bone, shoulder;
arm: end of a book; 8. Mpgactp; --
wih, αὐρᾷρ , to undertake, to attempt;
to aspire to, to pant for, to seek; to
embroil ; to sell off, to dispose of; un.
to explain one’s self, to pretend to
be; qolarpayrmagb nfs, qhzfuuihf — wirky, to
pass one’s self off tor a doctor, fora

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βυρ

prince; to play the grandee, to lord
it ; - mS by πεν (PE wh ν 472 “ἐν εἶνῦνα. Πρ»
to desire eagerly, to covet the pri-
macy, to aspire to honours; -- ὧδέ

acdip,to favour, to support, to assist,

to protect, to aid, to defend; - "δ bey
δ ΕΓ acpreg, to rebel, to revolt;
- δ @khl%, strutting, looking big,
playing the swell, walking or acting
in ἃ stately, imposing or boastful
manner.

eh i a heap of unwinnowed grain.

bak us Own, MPhaf, geo, 8. pitch-
tree ; bdellium. | Pea

Pén02, fs. 0ak, oak-tree; holm-oak.

PL, & s. diocese, bishopric; epis-
copal revenues. (diocese.

O°6 ches h surg -- [μων α. diocesan, of the

4&4 δ. monkey, ape.

¥ (Pb aynep Ss. PLanncp.

(én s. woollen thread.

Bins fs. side, part; pimphy φρωρβ»
ῥ - -, to select, to separate; Lib, f
-§ cprep, to sustain, to defend, to
side with. ,

C6 parpirg a. half open, half shut,
a-jar, on the jar.

Pb pughs 8. geom. ellipsis.

PL pwgrjt a. most imperfect, very
defective,

Ph pugetd, κοΐ va. to write imper-
fectly or erroneously, to wrest a book
aa its proper sense).

kpalPunpp pul Lery, to be
still half qenke ἀν:

Ob pushy , ξεως a. imperfect, de-
fective, half formed, incomplete, unfin-
ished.

Ok p.05f% a. abortive.

6 pth wennpne (9; ΓΝ imperfection,
defect, blemish.

βόνωζε ὃ. βῥενωκε.

Epwhygb 8. peninsula.

[θ"Σ νων ἀνε μων fg a. whose belief 18
imperfect, distrustful , unbelieving,
incredulous.

(Ob praseS sare son, kyf, -mful, bguy
un. to be distrustful, mistrustful, to
distrust, to suspect.

Ob pr S νειν [Ὁ [εν 8. distrust ,
mistrust, unbelief, incredulity.

PE pwing a. negligent, careless.
© (Pb patie δ. geom. ellipsoid.

Pb ραν β εν a. mistrustful, irresolute.

OE presshink of, Lgf un. to be mistrust-
ful, irresolute, to doubt.

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Cal

Ot pusfinn 9} 5. distrust, mistrust,
doubt.

(OE pr csstrassel, “ὦ εν UN. to want, to be
deficient, imperfect, defective; to
distrust, to doubt, to suspect; - καὶ
Sues, to deny the faith, to become
ἃ renegade ; -- f yocuyt, to lose hope;
~ ὁ apupeneg, to fail in one’s duty.

bpwnnySa. convalescent, recover-
Ing. (recovery.

Pi κω ff 8. convalescence,

Ph puncte, & 8. penumbra, dim
light.

Pb punfupt , fg a. unpractised,
young, unexercised, new, unversed.

E pum ὃ. geom. ellipsis.

Cb punt we a. elliptical.

OL pumbs a. shortsighted: obscure,
not distinct.

PL purgneiyuhbl, “σῇ va. to dimi-
nish, to render imperfect.

Pk pup , Ok puffer s. household
gods, the penates.

(4 prapusfa.imperfect; half opened;
half shut; scarce, obscure, dark; ad.
superficially, obscurely, darkly.

Epupudtéuy a. not well placed in
the scabbard.

(PE péew ad. perhaps, it may be;
certainly, also, already ; be -- ἔρως ῥ,
in truth, truly, really, indeed; δα. as-.
hens ful —, ng firs -, certainly not;
-- ἴσα μη αὐ, have they perhaps for-
gotten? -- ns £ ayuméu, is it not 80? -
wuk,;, to doubt, to have doubts, to
question.

Ph ppliykey 8. remaining in a glass
after drinking.

ép(2-, fg 5. leaf; bot. petal; sheet
of paper; lamina, foil, spangle, plate,
sheet, leaf; οᾧ, -
salad ; df -- (Pneo(?-, a sheet of paper ;
πα [δ cs 5 oesy — (gpny ) » in octavo.

(Ob [PF unpusp s. slate.

βερίθῥ s. small leaf, leaflet; bot.
foliole. [to bloom.

(4 p{2 fun. to leaf, to put on leaves;

(ei a. imperfect, defective, in-
complete, faulty; ad. imperfectly,
faultily ; s. the half, moiety; a part, a
side; the rest ; Aphcp aphguht {ξω —,
half the sun is seen eclipsed; jhmcy

-u, to supply; — gurmth, yhlhp» to
be wanting in, in need of, to want for,
to lack; to be at a loss.

Ok pp hE 8. Refer purht

frusespen, & leaf of

bh -

ρι ples Pk pfrapad_ a. boiled soft ;
- du, boiled egg.

Pi pow a. stammering; mus. dis-
sonant, discordant.

Pi po [Pf.% s. want, imperfection,
incompleteness, defectiveness, fault-
iness.

Pipeegha a. not altogether right,
not perfectly equitable.

Bt... og 5. Wing; arm; pinion; flight,
rush, dash; fig- wing, protection; --
wyopkwg, sails of a wind-mill; sweep,
fan; - gopwg, Wings of an army; —
dhuhg ἢ fins of fish; - φ ηξράβμη.
sleeve of a coat; -- νώεσε., rudder,
oar, or sail of a ship; <p Saqdng, the
wings of the wind; - gywng, leaf,
fold of door; - suNiupp, towers of
the temple; pyramids; -- gummugyh,
portcullis; gratest door of menagery;
~p kphpf, the ends of the earth; -u
wabee,, to have wings, feathers; -«
#5,,to flutter, to take wing; to fly
away; - we pel wth, S. Pb csp h bl’; - f -
~ p= feusn tb ss; OF Jeabeay, arm in arm;
- “ας πε εἶξε p . to give one’s arm to; “us
hes ang e20 po δ᾿ sas εὐ(νεω δ δ 4- » to spread
the Wings ; Seer wns eet ἃ qa» to clip or
crop (a bird’s wings); fig. to fetter or
paralize a person.

Pie wpb afl S. (0>4 cas hyerfis be ,Γ.

βιει μον sfipl, Pbeupneufl ,
Piiwpmuph ἐγ un. to fledge, to
get feathered; to be winged, to have
wings; to begin to fly, to spread the
Wings for flight.

βειωμεπε 9} 9. growth of wings.

Pbemgg bung, -gpb gh uy. ppb gb a.
winged, furnished with wings, plumed,
fledged.

βει μησευρίδ a. having fine wings.

βειωίιωω, a. plucked, without
feathers, clipped; -- «#a%£.f, to pluck,

0 clip, to crop.

βει (δι ῥα, E-yey un. to be pluck-
ed; fg. to be put to shame.

Pb. wf a. well feathered.

Phiwd winch ῥα. Pb csupogbil:

PL. δὲν, δύ un. to flutter, to flap
the wing, to beat or flutter the wings ;
to fly, to fly about; to study, to exer-
(150 one’s self, to apply one’s self to ;
~ daplte,, the growing Of the hairs.

Pi wdn(3pe% 4. flutter, flapping
of wings.

βειυας, wy s. small wing, pinion:

ebh

clavicu, lacollar-bone: skirt , lappet,
fringe.

ficwhwh a. winged, flying. (thers.

fhL.wh hyp vn. to burn one’s fea-

(Pt uhfg a. of the same party; al-
lied; -- ;fub,, to take wing; watmy
que feo -, to take aid. |

(Of shafeleS, Lol, —fuful, Eguy Un.
to flap, flutter or beat the wings, to
soar up, to wing one’s flight, to spread
the wings for flight; fig. to try, to
endeavour, to compel one’s self to, to
apply one’s self to, to do without help;
to occupy one’s self with; to under-
take, to follow; - δ. to be bordering
on; ppeeesey es ose ces αὔξειν. [ὦ frets —» to insurge,
to revolt; με νην Ἵν, --, to give one’s
self up to study; - γε οἴει ας ρ, to help
mutually or one another, to assist
each other; b wncphemau —, to devote
one’s self to commerce.

Pb ζει (Pht, -neth 5. effort,
eagerness, alacrity, earnestness, as-
siduity; inclination; application; oc-
cupation, study.

Pecwhoen. pbipS 8. Pb whafsbd

(OE ashy”, k-geuy un. to join, to unite
wings; to assist each other.

Ch ewdnefs fhpt S. Pb cuhkoful dS.

fO>E ενγ,ι. el”, eergeasy UN. to fly.

(Phe wih yn s. mech. diagonal brace
or piece. [wings; to fly.

"δε cxsesg tere of , —pL un. to stretch

(O° Ea sco cag car if vs a. that keeps under
the wings; kept under the wings; that
protects; protected.

(Okc ugh 8. the commander of
one wing of an army, brigadier.

(Pb uwupogk sd, bof: va. to shelter
with the wings, to cover.

(Oi cusped a. With spread wings;
- gianctk; qrnp, to receive with open
arms or Wings.

ΠΣ S. (Bobo ἰδών »

Pe aphbd, Egh vn. to extend the
wings ; to be a protector, to pat-
ronize: to obtain possession.

(OE: ozs pry rve a. that protects, that
patronizes ; 8. protector; -- sbieby. Sash_
gfuutuy, to be the protector, to
protect, to sustain, to support.

OE phn lI fot δ. protection, pa-
tronage; S. β"δε δ᾽ νε [2 fed.

Ob uphnets δ. manner of working
or managing a rudder or oar, act of
steering or rowing.

EU,

(PbeuwgkS un. to beat with the
wings.

Lewin, wy a. winged, that has
wings; -- whpe, mech. paddle-wheel;
~2ylFuy , chain-pump, chain of buckets.

Feascag ful, guy un. to fledge, to
get feathered.

Rb wens [ὁ fre% s. the being wing-
ed or feathered.

β'ε. δι, δὺΐ un. to fly.

(4-f/4 s. small wing, pinion; fin;
little arm.

be Aik , ng 8. Oar, Scull; mech. fast-
ening bar, tringle; - $ Susdisynegh,
appendix.

@b.dng s. ruffle; muff; *woman’s
maniple or sleeves; mech. casing.

Bef, ng s. bran; - thug, scale;
— gilvyy, scurf of the head, dandruff ;
pk Ey τω ahh, to scale.

Brie puadop [2 a. scaly, that has a
scaly skin; crustaceous, shelly with
joints; -ρ 8. crustacean, crustata.

Cb free ny πόσων, —mbay A. scaly,
squamous, covered with scales.

Ob pork. phut 4. white scab, fur-
fur; impetigo, moist tetter; ring-
worm.

Pb. p cht S. Git:

@4p4S, kgf va.to edge, to sharpen,
to point, to grind; to forge, to fashion,
to fabbricate; to twist, to warp; fig.
to bend, to incline; to exercise, to
instruct, to inform; -- ¢.4gn., to hecome
biting or sarcastic.

βχωχωῥ, Ogiwt Jh 8. span, palm,
hand; a. ad. a palm long.

(Beg bres any exon + bb hwapws a, gird-
ed with leaves of the fig-tree.

yt2f s. fig-tree; ~p, orchard of
fig-trees. [fig-ground.

feyLeng s. plantation of fig-trees;

Oghi pact s. becafico, fig-eater.

Mynt, (θη 4. pigmy, dwarf,
shrimp. β'η δὺο -

qeew a. loaded with figs; 4“. 8.

{4 conj. if; that; whether; perhaps;
- κα. δ p ques if you do it; 3 ghukd
— wpupfd quyg Εἴθ ξ σῷ. 1 do not know
whether 1 shall do it or not; ζωηνδ' ἡ «"
- &4kugf, 1 think that he will come;
- eas reese gE be E(k mgs whether he do
it or no. (Supposed.

(0-£ 12.0% a. conditional, hypothetical,

βεωκξω ad. conditionally, hypo-
thetically.

ef

OE cas enprscrk ᾿ β'ξιυμερμεῖ, 8. Pressark
pub, &e. (notwithstanding,
(44. conj. even if, although, though,

PL Gy 8. Pegs and β περ.

OE ,, β. fas. toa; — fustreshs, green
—} — wb use, black -Ξ antl, —fp, —-shrub,
—-plant; ρέει, -f, —leaves; one yp.
boca. —f, —-trade; auplabl -f ᾿ —chest;
wn —f, —caddy, —-canister; fury.
diudp. uyuup —f, —service, --set,
—-things ; usputuy -f ,~-board, —tray ;
“4: (δ σειν -ῥ. —-UrD ; Qhanegfs -f, —ket-
tle; had ’ sshof{d- - ᾽ —-pot; οὗ ως σῇ,
peat asl oe »—-CUp, cup of - ἢ ἔδυ dh --
—cupful; geguy -ἰρν --spoon; αρφως
εἶν -- --spoonful; op-cas es ase casesy esaly p ’ Sune,
Sasser onks ἐρᾷ ον etlee , Sesto ay ρου ξ εἴων
-h ’ —-cake; peti ky >» asccleney - ἐ
youly , to drink -; to take -;
Seuctpl; | --, to give a —-party;
4X 4 eae. fous be σι, — » will you
come and take — with me?

BL yulinh (Quynfh) 4. tea-pot.

Pk nlP fd 5. condition, clause, hy-
pothesis, supposition.

bay fin, —&e con. even if, although,
though; whether; -..., —..., whether
coor OF eees either..., OP eee ἢ -δε fl,
however, whatever.

θ᾽ 9 εἸ 5. mulberry-tree. —_[yeast.

*@(thelap , βίσνε folie 4. leaven,
(An, ng a. acid, sour, tart, sharp;
bitter, harsh, grievous, sad; s. chem
acid; *— pula 8. PLfudnp~ ~
ἴα μέν —gft ad. rudely, rug-
gedly, fiercely.

β(9,.εωμδρ a. that bears sour fruit.

O(toemws fin, Sup 5. chem. oxygen.

R[F ne δίμωη δ. acid salt.

a Cae 2 a. oxygenized, Oxy:
genated.

15.» δίνει fh a. oxydable.

O(P neh βίη α. austere.

(O°(F ove δ a. sour-tasted.

βιίθ ες; a. acidulated, sourish,
somewhat or rather sour, half-sour
half-sweet.

¥ (09/2 sre ccepoeesy 8, fF nhs.

Btn bip 8. PP nwpkp; —p, 8. acid
fruits in general, lemons, oranges,
limes, &c.

OPackgnigubbd, Ὗς va. to aci-
dulate, to sour; fig. to exasperate, to
provoke.

βρ᾽9.. [Pf 3. PP nene 9 μι.

βιθυεβᾷᾳ a. subacid, sourish; 2.

Phy a2

weak or small wine, thin watery wine.
PRacpl, bguy un. to sour, to turn
sour; fg. to be soured; to be exas-
perated.
PR acne 2 [. ; iP ocneith - acidity,
sourness ; — g fiery, Acescence.
Pinench 4. chem. oxyd, oxide; --ὦς.
ted’, to oxydate, to oxydize; -«.
got, oxydation; —p%. protoxide.
PLP ree_ne os α. ὃ. O°[2- acs ; &. *pickles;
—ququdph , of aspera Iogy fp ’ &c., pickled
cabbage, cucumber, &c.; chem. acid,
salt of hydrogen ; -- 44qye%p.f7 , liquid
-3 — fpuwfeunt, diluted -- ; — whup,
weak - - - pup, concentrated - ;
Bpleifushute —, oxalic —-
PLP ore rnc carcass casa 8. acid-meter.
Penkhs, Mientps s. bol. sorrel.
Bb. ng. Ppuwk, wy 5. shovel; blade
ofan oar, oar; rudder, helm: bagnio,
hulks; (Ap sgupofyh. spade, shovel;
Bb faut, a baker’s shovel; (Pfug
fpehwpotp. fire-shovel; — pusygank uy ,
Wooden shovels; — sfusphy S. Qrfrsssfes_
eid; - ΓΟ Ζ7 ad ahh, to row vigor-
ously ; pnb ah [Ffushop, four-oared;
Bhok mung. shoulder-blade, blade-
bone, scapula.
βῥωμκεῖν s. row-lock, (that part of
a boat's gun-wale in which the oar
rests in rowing).
βμωφωμ. arg YOWer, OArsman, boat-
man, bargeman, waterman.
βῥωήωρκ., kyp va. to row, to pull,
oar. [rowing.
βῥίωφωρν [2 βε Ὁ s. the art or act of
Phy, qb, que 4. span; palm;
Bquae. ψέρζουννε [9 βε » ἃ palm’s
length ; Gutbdpne(F fot Terngr ess (Fqesre °
four inches thick.
PieL ju, (quk 4. plated metal,
plate, lamina; tin, tin-plate.
Pp (Pb qgrucgngs » wg 8. tinman; gold-
beater.
PhO bghegnpdsne(P ῥεῖν s. tin wares.
Pb Rb qung 4. mech. flatting-mill.
PiPhad,(Pnwt, (Panchp , βιρίσεα.
ef s. butterfly, papilio; papfruphpy
b-, to become a butterfly. | dung.
*PLGED or Pbltpke s. dried cow-
bi qn% 4. mica, ammochrysos.
Pf. (2, s. suburb, village.
be: 2.5}. (p&p 8. amulet, talisman.
Pig S. θέε, Hfhnctp.
Pe sie . σῷ 8. elbow-chair, arm-
ir.

ῳὡ

βρ[η,

βνωμί, a. having one’s back
injured, or one’s shoulders out of
joint.

βῥίῥμνωίβη a. who succours, sup-
ports, takes the part of, *backs up.

Pphiudh9, «Ὁ 4. chine, back-bone,
back. (plaid.

RP pfating, wy 3. frock, mantle,.
βιιζμως » ὩΦ’΄ῷ 8. body guard, life-
guardsman, yeoman of the guard, sa-
tellite; guard, guardsman ; -,, life-
guards, body-guards.

Pphiurgureoe [Ὁ [με ὃ. pain in the
back or shoulders.

PO phiuackin, δ ζνκη, wq a. strong-
backed, broad-shouldered.

β ἴων, ws. frock-coat, surtout;
S. Pf gutting.

Pphieguwh, fs. dress coat, habit.

Pp hochp ’ hushg 3. back, shoulders;
back, hind parts fig. aid, succour, as-
sistance, *backing up; paspdpusguse
gin f {ée, he was taller than all the
people from the shoulders upward,
(head and shoulders taller than all
the people ); aha fie σε pnp bub; ῥ
dipuy (Hpyutig [Δ νιν, peony, to
place one’s hand on the necks of one’s
enemies; to put one’s enemy under,
to subjugate ; ay PP) 4 ὡ( εἶπε ἡ εὐ. to
turn the back, to take to flight, to
flee; -νν way wpkcbyby, to turn to
the west; -ὅὦ εν ἔς ΟΥ̓ -ἥω ong Teas ff ὦ,
tne(Ph ah mnté,, to form an alliance,
to enter into an alliance, to confide
in, to recur to, to rely on 5 q—%e Semssen
watk,, to strengthen one’s self, to be
reinforced ; f Ya Sesssscuteley, less ῥβω.
τς. to fly to the rescuo, to send aid
or reinforcements , to give a helping
hand; quatuy ᾧ —hw ΟΥ̓ b —hu hays » to
turn back, to turn one’s back, to fly;
ῥ hu wnupk,, to send back, away;
- bese fi, poop; b (P frbusirg , fp. -Ῥω or
ῥ tes heyw, gl fhwdpe, behind, from
behind, backward.

(of1, (Puy 8. grape-stone.

Pfu, ’ Pacing. » (Apingh 5. noise ,
sound, din, uproar, crash; resounding,
booming , echo; wriggling, frisking ;
~—nmbg, stamping of the feet; — ἡσζένειω,
‘wg, transport of joy; τω aatbacy. to
make a noise, to resound; to wriggle;
to rebound, to jump, to frisk or turn
about; to thrill.

Pbk

gerness, longing.

βῥρωβ, 8. ββερωβ.

με, [θεὰ δ. number; enumera-
tion; list, order, rank; quantity;
era, epoch; number of chapters (in a
book); gr. number; <p, arithmetic ;
dé pugkwy —, abstract number; =p or
bhpp Brueny, Book of Numbers; -- 10¢-
Ne 10; ng Ep Or τς gop tngus -“, pus
qoed Efh pul qn. their multitude was
innumerable; (P-nend «εν» hapafl Ἀ
few years ; few men, persons; [Pern
bt unupfifp . virtuous people are
rare; ῥ Baer ΠΣ to be innumer-
able, numberless; mtyncguhky pq.
—, fh - OF pug. - «ων ἢ εωἿ, ἔν ,. = δι εἴων,
ey nth, . “εν ες 4-- Saunhupgn, » to
number, to count, to calculate; to
range, to set in order; fp -- wphwhby
qr» — Seanbinpry wntky yopeny, to
review the troops; f -- or ug — Serres
why» fp - whut, to be of, or among the
number; hfupqgby fp -- saoyjog , to reckon
or rank among; ἤωρηξι, que ῥ —uppng,
to canonize, to number among the

Baints ; f -- «uh, , to recite; f — glk,

πρωΐ κω &S, 1 know by heart, memory
or rote; = Suthupneg , - Sashiupry oan SE _

taytf, the detail; the sum total; 5.
ἢυζεῶμε ° ᾿ (thym e.

(Pfaol, sary , GA feudinp » uy &. bot.

βγεῖ, &c. ΒΚ. β",.,»» &ec.

Pf trunfne fe a. poisoned (arrow).

fo-p.%/4 s. mackerel (fish ).

fetes , ang ὃ. tunny (fish ).

fer, fy or ng a. twisted ; crooked,
oblique; stunted; erroneous, mistaken;
perverse, froward; ad. wrongfully ;
awry, obliquely; crookedly ; — Ji gud,
μους. . to interpret malignantly , to
misconstrue, to put an ill construction
on; to preach a perverse doctrine ; --
Auitiunyues, unfrequented, winding,
tortuous road.

Ope pup a. erroneous.

pcp ulthp a. very crooked.

@f.pufu s. butt, mark, aim, target.

pepurh, wg 5. storax (odoriferous
gum); 3. Unfepul. Gey.

Ppepuwht, fs. theriac.

Pfepuhfg εἰ ῥα vn. to fall in error
together, to stray.

Bhepuly 8. Thy
Bfe pune p(t a. double tongued,
deceiving.

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βῥα, Opnp 5. (Pnfsye; desire, ea-

brown-colour.

bf

Ppepauppn a. perverse, malign,
wicked.

PfepkS, kgf va. to turn aside; to
wrest, to sprain, to wring, to twist,
to make crooked, to bend; fg. to
deprave, to pervert, to lead astray;
-[-fvn. to be sprained, wrung; to turn
aside, to err; - ghpunntu, to give
unjust judgments > - ΓΟ TT
furbuwpSug , to cause the steps of the
weak to err; -- g%«%, to run aground,
to run on the rocks; -- qffus qosunpug_
o(#&wiz, to run after error for re-
ward, to become corrupt through
avarice.

@peper(F fer s. sprain, twist; distor-
tion, crookedness; fig. depravation,
perversion.

Cys αν va. to despise.

βαρ. guy 8. Bhp. By.

Cyt. lppp s. hem, border: the
privy parts ; prepuce; -- αὐδᾶν. to bor-
der, to hem; to ornament, to trim,
to embellish; - εν δ᾽ δ᾽ ως ἀρ ένε hey sects
0s 028 7888 eas (Ὁ na bs «est Vous » to tint the eye-
lashes carefully.

yf s. the reins,

(Orr ων » &c. S. (O>nfP- sail , &c.

Byfuynpq. a. obscure, dark, gloomy
round about. |

By foun, s. circumcised member;
prepuce; foreskin.

CypumkS, bgp va. to circumcise;
«πῆρε ον, —,to desecrate sepulchres
and despoil the dead.

Oy puso [Ὁ με“, 8. circumcision.

βοΐ a. of a dark colour, brown,
dusky, dun. ;

Of.uh% a. brown-eyed.

β μων πηρί. a. that has a dark skin,
brown, dusky, tawny, swarthy, sun-
burnt.

Qrfrcastressel , mgay UN. to become
brown; to grow gloomy, to darken;
to be brown.

Pifrssub-wush » anf a. brown, dark,
obscure, blackish.

Prfresgneysstel al’, neg va. to make
brown, to tan.

OpLS, égf una. to sit on eggs, to

sit brooding, to hatch, to brood: to

bake. [wren.
Ofhwmup 5. tom-tit; black-hooded
Ofene (Ὁ [μεν s. darkness, swarthiness,
[incubation.
Phot s. the sitting on eggs ,

ere

Phywind avery dark, very gloo-
my, very foggy (sky or weather).

Pfewk SS. θεν.

Ppudieye , cdo 4. bird that broods;
sitting hen.

Ph.nkup s. bot. birch-tree, birch.
βωμῶν —php wa ὃ. letter car-
rier, postman, courier, post, messen-
ger. cer, clerk.

Pelt arg fp o~epagq 8. scrivener, writ-

ἴδια ρδ, wy δ. paper-maker,
seller.

By [2 wanpdne[Ffct 8. paper-making.

Pyltuegpac(Ppet 8. By ἴδω νι (2.

β 9 νιν. 8. Ῥρωκπω[ "εχ :

Brg (8 uxfresy 8. card-playing, game at
cards; pr pukgfy ᾧ -, &e. S. β'»ε712.

y(t whugt a. stitched, sewed; s.
stitched book, pamphlet. [to sew.

PylP wheargded, yp va. to stitch,

BP [F ashusgqday 5. stitcher.

P, (9 o0huw% a. of paper, like paper;
epistolary, literary; gr. dative.

B,(2 whfg 5. correspondent.

Py uhgbl S. β' 9. ΓΙ Γ(ὈῪ letters).

PylPwhyncl[Fprh 2. correspondence

Brg (2 u05 som 8. paper-knife,

Pri[Purhsmoyy phufl vn. to present
a le‘ter or petition.

Pa [2 crore nas, — ingests 8. keeper of the
rolls; notary; chancellor.

P(t 00.09, fy s. heading of a letter.

Pry usrfusXurm» wy 8. paper-seller,
stationer. (ters.

P12 wresenpne (3 prt Γ carriage of let-

Biol? usarets S. Ὧν εἴπω ὦ νον εν.

βγ(9 sup ste δ. paper-mill, paper ware-
house.

BrylF & cast ‘ Pylthp . pl. letters,
epistles; certificates, instruments,
documents. [a letter.

(26, kgf va. to write or send

Pup s. lime-tree, linden; turk. og.
taeda.

Punbs, Wdefs δ. slice; rod, stick.

Puppe 4. torpor, nambness, sluggish-
ness; narcotic medicine; hemlock,
Polson; a. narcotic, benumbing; (Φων.
¢i; 7-. to recover from a state of
torpor, to be one’s self again; - wateney ,
to take poison, to grow torpid. ὁ

Pippi 8. Pig fet, βου pet.

βυκζωξωρ ν ang δὅ. drummer; -ῥᾷ,
ἃ drummer boy or girl.

βυκπάωξωρσε[ frat s. the drum-beat,
beat of drum.

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β',ἴκπε ᾧ ’ plug s. drum ; big
dram, kettledrum; side drum; tam-
bourine, tabor; child’s'rattle ; -- ashes
fug. drum, tympanum; qunffer
(2 πε. beat or sound of the drum; a
tattoo ἢ ΓΟ heap hsatk -- to drum,
to beat the drum; - - ῥ᾽ gress go_
pug, to beat the tattoo or evening
retreat; qgunpps (edphfh, drum-stick;
Sng (d- (P-dplp ’ drum-head; — poyusyurny
muffled drum ; [ ζω» (Atphp, to the
sound of drums, drums beating.

Pdppepkp a. producing torpor or
stupefaction, narcotic, opiate, stupi-
fying, soporific.

(OSppughy, oy 8. narcotic medicine,
stupifier.

Ofpepusdne hin 8. Qtrgcsplph , Ὅωρᾷω.

Apogee δ. lethargy; a. lethargic.

aff pl- oS, βθ",ερ δ σα 9 ον; J, negfr va,
to lull asleep, to make sleepy, drowsy,
lethargic, to benumb.

(OUppbgneghs a. soporific, sleepy,
somniferous, opiate; narcotic.

spp pS, Eyuy vn. to fall asleep, to
doze, to be lethargic, drowsy; to be
astonished, thunder-struck, to get
deranged; - f gfter, to get intoxi-
cated, to be plunged in drunkenness;
Blpgkuy ufos , ἃ sluggish under-
standing-

β'ερῥον s. chem. narcotine, (one of
the active principles of opium).

Cdppoc{Ff.% s. numbness, stupe-
faction; sleepiness, drowsiness, dozi-
ness; (9 οἰδεοιῥδι g-, to awake up from
one’s stupor; ως, fp fun —, to
fall in a profound lethargy.

(Or aff c0e oy ase S. βᾳ ass geste.
Pulpkyneguth IS, &e. S. Pdpepk gee
gulk ff, &e.

Pisum ὃ. (fi. [stones).

PF δ. sultana raisins (without

Pigl, τῷ. β΄ νη. δ, kyp, Sigh,
Eyw, un. to tremble, to quake, to a-
gitate; to move, to disturb, to get
angry; to beat, to palpitate.

(Big εὐὐνο( ᾿ &e. S. Zp ken ἢ &e.

βνη δα, δον. Pugkgacquiks, ngh
va. to resound, to boom, to make a
noise or uproar, to echo; to shake, to
agitate violently; to stun, to stupify
with noise, to deafen.

Cig fet, Ptgncth 4. sound, noise,
detonation; sound of bells, gingle,
clatter; crash; -- wpde46,,to resound,

BTU

to make a noise 5 (Pig disse Sengshstipy ,
to be perturbed by the uproar, to be
alarmed or frightened; - ug, pal-
pitation, throbbing of the heart; -
kph fp, throbbing, beating, pulsation;
quiky quia Epualfe, to feel the pulse;
ἘΞ ζει {9 ῥεῖν δ ning ᾿ ‘clapping ; —) en
ppt onfg, tramp, en μρῖος - ὅσω,
«ἴτω ("ες οὗ ‘ tick, tick-tac > 7. og ccs le _
ght qubgulug, peal; --, purgfuped
“εν, ‘ slam, bang; - δι ῥεῖν hung ,
rattling; -- {9 ἴπῥεῖ, or gan.ng apnintish ’
peal of thunder, thundering noise,
rumbling, roll; —. puppe® [Allphp,
roll; —, quansasbet αἰἵπε ’ clash, clang;
_—, eodphet 4p nfog » boom as ᾿ gus με,
glarulury (Spemqhhiacg) » whiz.
qocfu 8. pulp, brawn, the calf of
the leg. : * (dock.
βνη 5024 8. bot. monk’s rhubarb,
*PL[Pqney S. νηδη-

PDs hut, Pitbull, ugh un. to yelp,
to whine, to howl.

%1j024s. bot. boletus, laseras, the
most beautiful of mushrooms.

* Pinky S. Pothp, Bubp
*fh,ic un. to stuff one’s self, to eat
voraciously.

Bt udiageeop ad. ina hostile manner,
offensively.

Pybusdierhevt a. hostile, inimical, ad-
verse.

(Ory cash csr ase proses ad. injuriously, re-
proachfully offensively, outrageously.

RL Le ἔρ 0 pag Ae libellous,
opprobrious, defamatory.

[ναῦν leg a. full of enmity; in-
jurious. (minded.

Pryiufivtwhut a. malevolent, ill-

(O° Feces εἴχεδν cared, surgessy UN to become
hostile; to be hostile.

Piediehwoke a. insulting, provok-
ing ; S. βθ» 7, ae εἴδει Uy ase «Γ΄.

ββ ωπον, ον va. to offend,
to enrage, to insult, to ΒΒοοκ, to affront,
to jure; to réprove, to scold, to
upbraid ; — quyyy etre Ἷ,στε. [Ὁ fed , to
violate or defile another’s bed.

(O° pte ess ων ’ —hhs» hag a. offensive,
insulting, injurious, outrageous, in-
solent, saucy, impertinent; -Z/4 pup,
offensive words or expressions.

Pytiuwdinike ¢- pl. insult, affront,
offence, injury, outrage; -be guky
ntkp, to abuse, to scold, to slang, to
revile, to affront; ῥὶ -tu ,fzb&,, to be

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despised, to fall in ignominy or op-
probrium; to be put in the pillory, to
be object of insult ; -beg ad. injurious-
ly, insultingly, offensively. [νων

Priel teal, θυ ἡ νωρ 8. βϑδωάω,

Pyiwdf:, disy, deuy &. enemy, foe,
adversary, Opponent, antagonist; ω».
tb pbegl[d- or Ld Led Laake - the Devil,
the invisible enemy of mankind, de-
mon; — ,ub, 8. β Σϑωναπαΐνων εἰν κι
περ fs — jus furktbg, to be one’s eter-
nal enemy 5 —« ,suegereqestlez, to raise Up
enemies; <p wat plunwhhp pep. 8
man’s foes shall be they of his own
household; 8. Risu%f. =

Pudi [Ppt s. enmity, hostility,
hatred, aversion, misunderstanding ;
fb - punta, to become an enemy;
—(P-b casclgs εἰνδι. ζω οἵ. “"ε. εξ ρ . to be
at enmity, in contest with, on bad
terms; —/#a ad. in a hostile manner.

(1. s. horse’s clog, fetters.

Pyocun, wy a. unfortunate, unhap-
py, miserable, pitiable, poor, wretched,
pitiful; disastrous, calamitous.

(O07 nas sas passage ad. miserably, unhap-
pily, unfortunately, wretchedly, poor-
ly, pitiably ; fatally, deplorably.

ββ» νέων a. unfortunate, me-
lancholy, miserable. [serable.
Prone csncayk ag a. full of misery, mi-

sp ane_css τα. εὐ, «ὦ αἴ, “ὦ ἡ 0 UN. to become
miserable; to be miserable.
. Cnc urnsshp S. (Orpre cas ve.cre_[F frat
(>, ore μα re soo eng E00 8. pussy
ny ove_asore. αν ᾳ vey asst be off ᾽ neuf wa. to
render miserable.

Pnwasmpppnt a. painful, disast-
rous, unfortunate.

P,neunk gh a. deplorable, lamenta-
ble, pitiable.

Des τε [9 μεν 8. misery , misfor-
tune, evil, calamity, wretchedness,
disastrous state; ᾧὶ -- «thukk,, to fall
into misfortune or misery; guwnkey |
-, to be unfortunate. en

Onc wanetpaf. miserable, unhappy-

Omak f ᾿ αἴ ζω . mole; S. Arba kG-

og 8. Pap-

Qrng.wh 4. cuttle-fish.

β'νχ σι Ss. Uqegh bee e ;

(Brn [F- νή. (O° a[F-rref ess fs ons a. tongue-tied,
stuttering, stammering, that speaks
thick.

RnlPndhS, gp vn. to stammer, to
stutter; to lisp, to speak thick.

Pl, 9.

β,βνήπε βεν 4. act of stuttering,
impediment of speech, lisping, stam-
mering.

Pad μεν, fy 4. young one, little one;
- 4. οἡ εοὗοον ἢ > cub ; - am ifry » bear’s cub;
§. ᾿μωρῥε,».

Papen 4“. pole-cat.

Papopt, oy 8. Viper; aspic, asp.

*.4 s. cord.

Pans Be. fwd ° nfs be Fiosfs - chaos,
abyss, gulf, pit, hell, the bottomless
pit; - βήφῥεῦπα., the deep, the great
deep, or the depths of Ocean.

nq ad. leave off! come on! pr.
save, excepting, besides that; -- οὖν.
set aside, leave out, pass Over, non-
sense! go! get away, or out! fy! pooh!
-#&,s0 much the more, more than,
rather than; -- σι» — qh, not only;
~ chp pbb, , to be abandoned, outcast.

aqwhed, ἢ Ὁ un. to be left, giv-
en, conceded ; to be abandoned,
outeast, rejected, derelict, forlorn,
permitted, allowed, conceded, lawful;
to relent, to slacken; -- ῥ᾽ 4usessmng,
to waver or vacillate in the faith; — δ
dows fepog, to change opinion; --
ppupeatac{[Pbudp, to give one’s self
up to luxury, to lead a dissolute life ;
Brqugkea, 4, divorced woman.
; πῆ Lad με Ὧν» ol [δι by oso ys carte &. start-
ing-post, barrier.

Paqagnegusth- al ᾿ “ἰοῦ va. to permit,
to let, to allow, to concede, to forego,
to relax.

Page. [2 βεῖν 2. remission, relaxation,
pardon, discharge,release,deliverance;
defection; - A%gpt,, to ask pardon,
to make excuses; -- amy. shnpeSb,, to
pardon, to grant pardon; — wpm pid,

beg pardon, excuse me; have the
goodness; with permission, by your
leave; - νει, περ, to pardon, to
condone, to absolve; - wath, kph fi,
to remit taxes or tribute; to con-
done the burdens of taxation, to light-
en; to let the earth lie fallow; — κι.
hy § bsty whey . to unbind, to release;
wpduabhey "la br ΚΣ —(Fh udp, to set
Prisoners free; — εἰν, dhquy nihkp,
to be absolved, or freed from the of.
fects of sin; —, emyp OF al —[Ph- uth ,
the sabbatical year, or year of jubilee.

Payecd, [Pugh va. to let, to permit,
to allow; to commit, to abandon, to
resign, to yield, to give up, to forsake,

7 PNG
to cast off, to leave, to desert, to get
rid of; to deliver, to free, to pardon,
to remit, to release , to acquit, to
forego, to pass over, to tolerate;
to repudiate; to renounce; -- wuk;,
to omit, to leave out, to pass over
in silence; — gdé&qs, to pardon, to ab-
solve, to remit; to expiate; - ghd f
πεν nepougp, to let one go one’s Own
Way ; duyt --, to cry out; — «nth, to
permit, to allow; — ser. “ἔν ιωΐν sas by αἴ,
to suspend; -- qap f «ως νει , to free
from death; s-, to refuse, to hinder,
not to allow ; ufrpren bf [Png qha, my
heart failed me; 6 pug (Pnqgrap quyu,
let us leave that aside; --, Paquitpd,
vy up-to be left, abandoned.
nog 8. abandonment, resigna-
tion, desertion, cession, renunciation,
alienation, estrangement; permission.
roy, “τι σα or iby a. languid,
faint, feeble, “weak, soft, delicate,
tender; - ently, wm, to permit, to
accord, to give leave; — «wath, sags
wnegh, to remit or cancel debts; -
j6uE,, to be permitted, accorded, con-
ceded; - οὐ “ε- εξ ρ sa 0900. (ὦ fus. to
concede a few days, to give time; --
wmeo.p pid, let me, permit me, allow .
Me; -- wap fied ας dpb pael(F fh , don't
make me lose:patience; leave me at
peace, let me: alone; - wap δῆ ξι.
guy. dey, enough of that, enough ; --
ΩΣ ΩΣ | δ αι ν [lesa -- μϑεω τῇ pesssprls
ppfh,God willing, by divine permis-
sion.
. Br eegzerstecg ccs of a. whose limbs are weak,
feeble, languid, faint.

Prnjpeonene(Pf.% 5. permission,allow-
ance, concession, grant; alienation ;
toleration.

oj, (Pnckpy OF bng 8. poison, ve-
nom; fg. spite, virulency, venom;
(Puply g-, to remove or extract the
venom, to give antidotes ; (Punphy q-«
ug» to give vent to one’s anger,
rage, malice, to grow fierce or fero-
cious; 5. Punpbd’; -- wakne,, to take
poison; — Siw4ugne, mortal poison; --
Sain uppacgehé,, to cause one to
drink a mortal poison; -- κοὐκ [9.8 οἷν,
bitter poison.

Rap. by S. Dees. [swarthy.

yguwiincfe a. blackish, brown,

Png prep » ld ᾿ tpg or σὺ Se
eastern stove and oven, (tandoor).

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(@.%5 a. crippled, lame, maimed,
niutilated.

(nu2 s. shell-fish..

¥ Bn» or Pap, s.film of any substance
on the surface of waters.

Prn.0f, wy 8. provision; viaticum ;
pay, wages, hire, salary, stipend;
pension ; - Lkkykguhut, benefice ;
“μων, —w., ἴ0 be in a boarding-
school; -- shunfs, dép9ht, viaticum;
ἀν αὐ αν ον ἦγ) mech p qJ fan fits -» to ad-
minister the viaticum.

Prnrrssharh bes: ὦ a. 4. stipendia-
ry; that has a benefice ; hired person;
pensionary, pensioner; beneficed cler-
gyman.

_ Bmuhkt, kgp va. to hire, to keep
in eh to pension; to purvey.
119 vale” 8. (Baer oe sas aff el” Φ

β'ν»ρωωπως a. that suffered a violent
death, that died a death of torture;
- phué,, to be beaten to death; — wn,
thy, uywhuwtb,, to belabour, to maul,
to beat to death.

ProubS, igh va. to torment, to
torture, to vex; to treat with violence,
to beat, to strike, to cudgel, to hit, to
bemaul, to beat to death; - ῥα un. to
be cruelly beaten; to be killed by
blows; - 6 σεν umukpp. to be slain.
; Pring fed, (O° nay re ἐδ, 8. beating, thrash-
Ing, blow, stroke; torment, vexation.

βαρ δ. cudgel; pruning-knife,
eee

anwmbknen ἃ. ΙΧ]; packing-needle.
ΠῚ S. fe Ε ᾿ 5
σπὖν. nf, nuh 8. grandson: grand-
daughter, grandchild; ee or
ἴθι αἶα Pannchy ’ descendants, child-
ren’s children, progeny, race, line-
age, family.

Ponibuy sim. great grand-child.

Pontingsf, Ponopeh 8. great grand-
son. (of mail.

Penny , by 8. rag, tatter; mail, coat

Prank f° β fBrandffrs. ᾿ β'κνήεσι [9 [με δ.
Peele ws, “με, ἢ μι [8 νι 2 pen.

ae a. that flows down, drops,
falls; - wp, blear eyes; <p s. fall;
tear; — ξεῖν blearedness.

Peres s. anything distilled or ob-
tained drop by drop; any¢hing filtered.

[μεν νη ᾽ any s. alembic ἢ still ἢ chem.
cucurbite, pelican.

apugnegabld Ss. β'.νΕ---
Pnpyndind fh, -hut, -ξωΐδ, a. de-

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scended from Togarmah,-Armenian.

Pnpb-S, E-gfs va. and n. to distil; to
flow down, to drop; to sweat ; — spas.
(Phuttg Swpitin,, to suffer gonorrhea.

Paphgagubbd, neg va. to distil ;
to cause to drop or sweat.

Popkgneghs (gnpdf) ae distillatory ;
§ Papuastiny - ‘

Goes or Paps s. bot. scammory.

@apl[Fn, a. rank, flourishing.

Pnpldnp pl, bya un. to distil; to
drop, to fall drop by drop.

*@npfps 4. bore in the ears for ear-
rings; a hole made in planks or beams
for a drag-rope.

Papneith , Pink gene πὸ 8. distillation ;
ejection, evacuation. ᾿Ξ"

Procespush , by 8. arithmetician.

Brrrecerpesertrashy rts a. arithmetic.

Prove μον (F-for% δ. arithmetic, ciph-
ering, science of numbers; algorism;
acunegps -ἰθ δ ὧν, ciphering master.

β',»ε copathonht ad, arithmetically.

β'"»ε cr pb pe [F-frt . supputation,
reckoning; epoch, date.

(Orere_sergy bor » &e. ὃ. [θεω px sss . &e.

Pneughy 4. arithmetical letter,
number.

Prucwg nhl, Eyf va. to number.

Proce ρ πε [2 [εἶν s. numbering.

Pnewshust a. numeral, numerical; s.
date; epoch; era; gs, qg—, to put the
date, to date; —a., dated; w%-, un-
dated; -%, arithmetic.

βθ' τε ὔμμ foe ὅδ. datary.

β',»ε- ον ly sare nas 7 reve_[2 foo de $. datary’s
employment or office.

Pac csh vtec [ὃ βε Ὁ ge ciphering ; cal-
culation, account; era, epoch.

Prvre sash usprgne [9 fet s. date.

@nwhfy a. of the same number,
counted together; s. fellow.

PnewhgkS, bgp va. to aggregate

Pocuhgrel[F ped s. aggregation.

Drvrc cS erhiog 8. NUuMber; enrolment.

Pre cey ‘ by s. 5. Briefe ; kitchen-
stove with a frying-pan.

Rove astrrusts » ay ὃ. cipher, figure ;
number; mark.

βθ',νε. casey οἵνευ ἢ » eg ὃ. logarithm.

CrcuinwhhS, kyp va. to number,
to mark.

Prep h hdl, bof va. to number, to
count. , :

β'»ε ὠρᾷσεζ μεν 4. numeration. —
Pie b poh wth s.ciphering, arithmetic.

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Prackpnc 2 ῥεῖ, s. opinion, judgment,
mind, advice.

Pack d, kgf va.to number, to count,
to calculate; to rank, to range, to
reckon ; be gf dp dp —, ina word; -
vp. to be numbered, counted, enumer-
ated; to be numbered among, aggre-
gated; to seem, to appear; to esteem,
to believe, to imagine, to fancy ; Φεῦ
b%, (Pncfh (ΟΕ, it seems, it appears
that; (Aocke gp. it seemed, it appeared
that; Bach βῆ», fd μεν Eas [F-rvefr , it
seems to me, I think, I fancy, I be-
lieve; φβωνᾳ (Inch pky» What do you
think of it? Fwpenp [each fed, I think
it good, I think well of it; pupenp
Pockgue toftw, he thought it proper,
right, fit, meet, he deemed it expedient;
δ ρ Back geass sos 1x12 9s ona § δα eg bape, he
ditnot approve of it; he was very indig-
nant at it; LIFE δωκε. τρ [Fnuf erg: if
you agree to it, if you think fit ; srs
a pay empl ach ans 02.205 9s μεν ξεν png,
do as you think fit ; προς ο εἴν ζενεν
Bhat’ be ὩΣ (δεν as it is in fact,
80 it seems to mo; say —, to displease;
ae Back gave Δι. OT μωξω eng, it
displeased him.

“εἰ, aj ὃ. 5 πε δε [Ὁ με».

Packygnegubhd, myp va. tO cause
to appear, or to seem; to show, to
make believe.

Bocg, Pqoy 4. fig 5 yurqrenfn (F407,
dried-fig; pybl? (equ. cake of figs;
owe. Pay ΔῈ Pq kup -

Paul? ᾿ [4 ὅ. mulberr ; 01 204 fs sss ese ἢ
ζωκ Pe - white or blac -3 {45 ὦ
opeg,adrink made from mulber-
Nes; Sum (F[Pay ὃ. PlPbup: - or -p,
piles, hemorrhoides.

Prac (Push, ong 5. parrot; £e —, female
τὶ φηαρρῥή --« paroquet; - froaf, the
Parrot talks. [eye-water.

Prac(dp oars αν OT smrgessg — 8. collyrium,

Pap δ. β'»εἰἰν'. [ments.

Poche, ckwg s. pl. opinion, senti-

Prac perpnsy , -hh ad. faintly, effemi-
nately, feebly, softly, languishingly.

eyudfien a. weak of mind, spirit-
less, effeminate, pusillanimous.

Pac pulop (7, wy 2. effeminate, deli-
cate, feeble.

βνε ων πε ῥεῖν s. effeminacy,
feebleness, delicateness, softness.

Prec pudinnc{2f.% 4. weakness of
mind, want of spirit, cowardice.

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Prove pecstocceS, sca «ἡ Ὁ}. to grow faint-
hearted, to be dispirited, to grow
weak, to abate, to slacken, to be loo-
sened, relaxed; to decrease.

(Orvveyuscsfepren » “(σαν OF an fog a. faint-
hearted, cowardly, pusillanimous.

Prive gecsuprnneld με» s. faint-hearted-
ness, cowardice, pusillanimity.

[θ",νε pss ern eas ynys ὃ. soft; flabby;s. mollusk.

Prncpuput 8. race-course, race-
ground; (hippodrome, circus). '

“εὐγενῆ να. ῳ εἶν δ᾽ αἴ, πεοῦ να. ἴο loosen,
to relax, to slacken, to unbend, to

-untie; to enfeeble, to enervate, to

effeminate, to debilitate; to let, to
permit; - qreyt at » to unstring the
bow ; -- δ ῥεῖν, to neglect, to aban-
don; ass “ε. αὐ Ὗ, ἢ) | δ, - γα » Without
God’s permission.

@ncyne[Ff-% s. looseness, relaxation,
slackness; weakness, feebleness, debi-
lity ; faintness, languour; enervation,
effeminacy, softness; - wn%&,, to give
relief; to set at liberty; to permit,
to allow.

nef. (thery a. brown, tawny,
swarthy, dark; -- 4.4. brown bread; --
or Ὅν ῥ “-ω Lurhiash fry » to wear
mourning, to dress in mourning, to
put on mourning; to be in mourning,
to go into mourning; to be plunged in
grief; - qggbancyguatby, f τῶ Susdishb,,
to clothe in mourning, to dress in
black, to put into mourning ; to throw
into mourning, to plunge in grief; 6
-u 4udinhboy, in deep mourning: -
8. brood, covey; ᾧ —« %snk,, to brood;
S. feb.

Pnefune 5. z00l. porpoise, sea-hog.

ne fry s. dark or gloomy weather;
fog, mist, cloud.

β'"εη05.. [ylth , [e-ngs. paper; letter,
missive, epistle; com. bills; - ¢ybz.
wanwuph,, planet, , to write, to send,
to receive a letter; — csqursuwihewy, AD
instance; s. Ugkpuughy 3 [ed easy ca0 ly casts -
S. (2905 ων ass ly ΟἿ; pug Sale asheate —p» ge-
neral epistles ; 5. Yu(Pmeghhbusy 5 peg
Sustipushusts —p Suryprusuypheanug S. γϑιω.
eb pushuhp 5 up tify» ψώρα πεῖ, >, pa-
per-money, paper, bills; S. ρει
(Foe qlF; rages musa. dp —,Gannprasl [Ὁ ηξϑ' πῇ»
a bit of paper; opferPhy q-« gpnq, to
turn over the leaves of a book; ὄὅμψω.
eee b -, to put in P-3 arr να. σεν ley ὁ Δα" κὰδ
wk, q-, to blot, to waste p.; gud,

enh
Luu nfs (Fq{F-y, paper-cutter or --knife;
- gpac[thkut, Writing p.; - busdehf,
letter-p.; — anluahf , note-p.; - a.
“να αν pal? wh ’ drawing P+ Sdnck --,
lotting or bibulous p.; (a —, paste-
; board ; δ. (sate ἀμσαρρ ων - Spurpf ;
wrapping or packing p-5 - youf, ah
ypu, waste p., old papers; “ων δ᾽ "να.
atk -» sized P53 - ore δαί izo tg pre [F ἔν οἷ,
printing p.3 -- η νη κωζ ἔτ. parch-
ment, vellum, (agip.) Wove p.3 - Ae.
bevy, India p.; -- Spushatbyy , tracing
P-5- caraaq [oly E- easy , “πιο soa ke assy , emery-p.,
glass-p., sand-p.; -- #gh,ny. filtering-p. ;
~ grulucnp, {ΧῈ uy, wh bustehists » 00-
loured, marbled or stained p., morocco
P-5 - gprzdhuy, stamped p.3 — apd tb_
iy» Smoothing p.; - tpe(94q4%, brown
p-, tar p.; -- dkphturhwh , machine p. ;
~ wnspmushuite OT —Gusqd, vat-p., hand-
made P35 - ΓΟ ὩΣ of ons ΣΟ) » laid Ρ." -
feces see. ᾿ ἐνμηίδ κε η[9. card, playing card,
(apy) pack of cards; fray Byldtry,
[Py[Pusfewy , game at cards, card-
playing; - or (Aql#f fewquy, to play
at cards; ονάερσωξοξ f ΣΙ δηίδη ‘
to have a game at cards; suf fry
(Paltp fp enuh tno , there is no card-
playing at his house; whuphb, Sgop,
ἴϑπε αὐ -- » court-cards ;unul, ΤΥ δ᾽
οἶνον εὐἰὐζθῥε. —, small cards; fs,
“ε Ἵν Ὧν, ἔθ᾽ μων Hess ont args —> odd card; ea,
Fustsby q-~, to deal the cards; fresrn_
bby τον to shuffle the cards; phg wht
Eg whwwil,. L* ξ ἤθη. {δ η[9π» it is
your lead; grecslecssy greatly gah afi -
to show one’s hand; gfmky yuk ppryu
(#4{tng,to be in the secret; ῥνωρηαω,
feb, f μη (Fq(2f, to show tricks with
Cards; φάη δ, [2 η[5 τή. to tell fortunes
with car $5 as ong [oly bs axe , 002 SUE aeey =p»
glazed, enamelled cards.
β'»εὐξ, (Pdpf» pry s. bank, mole;
causeway, pier, dam; — to.f., gunwale,
breast-works. (speech).
Cntwpke +a. poisonous ; biting
Pnaturg hy 8. ἡ δηίδι .
β'»εΣ ἔξω pbipl 5. Bayt and
fOr carafe bof’
Pnetuyf, —pby a. full of poison, ve-
nomous, poisonous; envenomed.
[θ",»ε ἡνεω να σε [2 β εἽ, ὅ. venefice, act
of poisoning.
we ἥμμενα. Ss. , Pree Ἵν, .
ΝΗ (Prine esse τρ Γ᾽, Loft: va. to poison ; to
envenom.

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βεἴνωεσρσι δῇ 8. poisonous quafity
or State ; poisoning.
nck , (Piggy S. ρένε ° Pag ped;
he [S Ep & (Fuqnf, my heart throb-
ed.

Pn thf S. (0°10 Soase «20 pe be olf
*MnctlP nina, apfry- the growling of
δ, bear.

rae, S. ἴω,» e

ow a. thin, puny, ill-developed,
half-grown (fruit).

β',»..«. 4. mouthful; 5. Pne,-

Pop, Bry 5. sabre; sword; Su.
pocws (Fp, sabre-cut, sword-cut; -
f ténfe, sword in hand; phey magn.
σε νεῖν - δ΄ μη να. α εἶν ἔτι ν to koast one’s
prowess hiding at home; zool. sword-
fish ((Ppudnehr): weaver’s shuttle;
mus. an Armenian note ()).

Orne pf? , pipe OF Ib 8. bitter orange,
Seville orange ; — fee: , bol. balm-mint;
& ws0. (arpipry S. nigh .

@upd, (pry 4. cheek: act of
baking or burning bricks and earthen
vessels; a. 8. Ppdnckh-

nel, Onep~ 4. bath; infusion ; $
«- saspolgestils ν gilts. to bathe, to infuse,
to steep, to soak.

Mnf , (Afog s.taft of shrubs, bush,
bramble; thicket, copse, underwood.

Arne spury, ps. arbour, summer-house.

Onp ἢ pry 8. spit, spittle ; - ange
0 a to spit ; 8. Prowib «Γ᾿ aur ἴτε.
[pay Ss. Bpukng-

np » 1g 8. lungs; -Ρ δ᾽ πη ζ «οἷν » 86 8-
nettles, medusa, rhizostoma, acale-
phang.

(Bea p caseg-sasyr ᾿ -νες0[.», βιηρωςξξων,
-σε [ῥεῖν Ss. ββρωσωνε., ὅτ.

Cnpafsnm 4. bot. lung-wort.

* On pd S.
*P np yn. to cough.

@.piujft a. pulmonary, pulmonic.

Onpwn upp 8. fore part of the lungs,
or the part between the stomach and
the lungs. [breast, chest.

Pupusnnet, Onpaot 8. thorax Ὶ

CO npergese 8. consumption, phthisis;
a. consumptive, phthisical.

449 ε΄, “Δ 8.-. 99 Pay”) S. (O° agp 002 sy cave. $.

*(Pnp, a. tough, difficult to masticate.

nuh a. whose cheeks are fall,
puffy, bloated.

(Broz. cas by caste Ss. (Prva. 3 cay sass «

a δ [αι (Onbusy Ss. eR .

(O° ve (Ὁ veces of’, aca yf s β'. (5.4, igh un.

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to flutter, to flap, to fly about; -- uwpusp
8. Pree of [A cae efs fog « : ;

Paps. or - s. flight, soaring; --
wenq, falling ster; —p «ἴων . flight of

ΟΥ̓́; 30 μεν dinusy, (2 » Be ghe oss
fuyoc{Fhuwt, to give loose to one’s
genius or pen; to let one’s fancy
ramble ; -- δῶν msntowey, aprdusb,. to take
wing or flight, to wing one’s flight,
to soar on high; ῥ -s«, flying, on the
wing, as it flew by, in the air.

β'κ σε. , εξ αἴ, acgh va. to cause to
fly; fg. to elevate, to raise, to exalt
the mind; — g/#4.«, to spread out the
wings.

Done. ων hy οἵ, a. flying, volatile.

Pra sunk μων. [9 με“, $. volatility.

Bn sents 4. flight; ῥ [Ansutp ; in flight ἢ
in flying.

Pra seropr eect 3. wing ς - bene, sail of
a ship; mech. fly-wheel.

Pashd, (abu, un. to fly, to take
flight, to soar; — ᾧ Jmuwq, to escape
one’s memory, to go out of one’s
mind, to be forgotten; -- ρου». to
divulge immediately, to make public.

Pra steph , bg $. ornithologist.

Pa sharputtine{[Ppe& 4. ornithology.

Pra sbewd ων [Ὁ μεν 8, ornithomancy.

Pa seeXnb®, fg 4. humming-bird.

Pa sberducXen., wz 8. Aoaler in birds,
bird-seller..:

Pasha 5. aviary; bird-cage.

Bove sSocar gy acs on ‘ by ὅ. large black kite.

Pa sofh 8. young or little bird.

a shape, wy 8. bird-catcher, fowler.

Pa shnpeurme{F frat δ. bird-catching ;
bpd, f -, to go shooting, fowling,
ia ata

Pasay a. ying. ;

Pas0.% 4. the flight, the flying.

Pasoch, sing 5. bird, fowl; -- pbc
@h.%, the winged tribe; a. flying,
Volatile ; —p, the feathered songsters,
the singing birds; - οὐ, winged ser-
peut or dragon; — pws, word or ex-
pression slipped by chance; agence. —,
cock bird; κα —, hen bird; bpghynq -»
smging Or song-bird : μον Pashey, ἃ
bird’s nest ; p14 caste cog b ploy 7-4) to go
a bird’s nesting; dategak [Fngiry »
bird-cage ; wnnenghet (Pnghry, worbl-
ing, twittering, chirping; — apusaz, to
fowl; 8. Bern sheers , —ne[F- fred ; “- με
lhl Susmubhk,, to arrive like
lightning; to fly as swift as a bird; --

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qlipuut gapsb,, to elevate, to exalt
the mind; gas. £ -- S°f ἀκα μὰ purr (FE
kphoep f sunfi, a bird in the hand
is worth two in the bush.

(Oo cas fos css. 5 ὅσ. S. Df csfoccry , &c.

PpwdhS watts va. to strike with
the flat of a sabre.

puto (ἥν s. sword-fish,

βνμῥωνξ, Prpuwek 4. phenix (bird).

pif, δοῦν va. to knead; chem. to
amalgamate. (oxalic (acid).

Or [ FUP ach οὖ, (P(A nenew) a. chem,

Pp [Fufuw 4. chem. saccharate, ox-
alate. [1:5ι.2.-- 4 πὶ εὑ {ν
βινίϑιβνεζ, Php 4. bot. sorrel; turk.

pMoaip, py s. caterpillar, grub.

PypltntS, Egh un. to vibrate; to
shudder; to tremble.

*Op (aah: 8. PR 42:
p(dan_th 4. vibration; quake,
tremour.

Pp [P-nneh, β'» (διε ζεῖ, a. vibrating ἢ
oscillating; trembling; that shudders,
quakes ; — dayz, thrilling voice.

[Ppl 4. good speaking, flatter-
ing, fawning, deceitful.

Op [F pushes a. creaking (wheels).

[Opfhe. (Anges 3. cow's dung; ma-
nure, soil, compost.

Pndhl, kgf va. to bake or burn
(bricks or earthen vessels).

pony | &. brick-kiln.

(p50. 5. burning, baking.

Ppdnt, βυδέω a. burnt, baked ;
— wybew, Sng, brick; terra cotta.

Pela 4. belt, shoulder-belt.

Put S, gh va. to wet, to soak, to
steep; to knead or mix with water ;
chem. to dilute.

*Opihjpud 8. U ptigel,

Prpslire 8. bol. lupine.

Ppigh , δὲ, s. bitter-orange-tree.

poet 4. bot. gladiolus, sword lily,
corn-flag.

fe “τα. »εναῇ » by 8. rag, tatter ; glass
beads, rings, &c.; trifles, toys.

(p90 a. bathed, wetted, moist-
ened; 8. 8S. Crna pf

fppts, kgf va. to bathe, to wet, to
moisten; to drench, to soak; to ma-
cerate ; -ff un. to wet one’s self; --
q¢ficml, to get tipsy, to booze; — a
«ἴο[ πὴ OF arn. κω εἴο[.} » [0 perspire from
shame ; to blush for shame.

b Ppfng qu Sun. to steep, to soak,
to macerate. :

POR
Pnpuad nym a. gathering manure.
Pnpwd δ. Yahquitp -
rpét, kgf vna. to evacuate, to

void, to go to stool; -- wtumuvtng, to

stale, to dung.
GB fase cao br as sy a. like bushes, bushy.
β γᾷ s. shrub.
BP ipoom a. thick, bushy, full of

bushes; <p, 4. thicket, copse, brush- |

wood, bushes. [S. Ppushnd bad
β'ρω ἴα a. full of spittle; - “»"εἼ ἔν
β'ρωζ δ᾽ «9: Ὦ ἔς αἵ", Ppuhbnthd, kgf

un. to spit upon; fig. to scorn, to |

despise, to shower down abuse on.

[0 «οἴω, δ. Piping -

Pputkd, ἰδρ una. to spit; to spit
out; to spit upon, to fling, to cast, to
spout; to vomit, to throw up; fig. to
slight, to disdain, to contemn openly,
to treat with scorn, to point one’s
finger at, to set at nought; wakes —,
5. @ppkw; -- fb froukju, to sputter;
ῳρ ῥεῖν —, to spit blood; -- pig. kpkus
or Jrokus περσπερν to spit upon a
person, in his face.

βθ' ρεοἿνστα ’ Crp usps δ. spitting-pan or
box, spittoon.

Prpupepe 8. ptyas, (sort of asp).

Pehl, kop S. Ppwihd.

P:p/tpkw, Lg un. to spit often, or
continually, to be always spitting.

β'εἴνπε Γι, (Aph 8. Ppunk S-

(p..# 5. spitting, expectoration;
- wpbuwh, spitting of blood.

Rrofltupkt, kgf va. to shake, to
jolt, to move violently ; to beat
down; to throw down, to overturn ;
to drive away, to repel, to remove;
to wink; — gah, to shake off the
dust ; - qethanfu, to make or shake
up the bed; - gpa%, to shake off
sleep; — qgee&, to throw or shake
off the yoke; -- gpusqupt, to shake,
to tremble; to destroy, to ruin; -
quacp. to brandish a sword; — gap fh
Af egn 82 neming , to deprive one of his
wealth ; sashes —, in the twinkling of
an eye; - [ῥα un. to arouse, to agitate
one’s self; to go away, to retire;
to be dispersed, dissipated; to spar-
kle, to throw out sparks, or flashes of
light; to fall, to be despoiled, deprived
of, to lose ; wpumkenep —, to become
disheartened, to dismay one’s self, to
lose heart, courage; - (au/rmmgkyn
b Shc wigan (Pbk. to gather strength

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| qqu%unep —, to devote one’s self to
commerce; - Sagat, to shed its

leaves, to wither, to lose the flowers;

S casey ῥά [9 οἵδ σεῥ be easy fp af sao ea.seaey , Ὁ. with-

ered or faded flower; (Aol? upk gar f
i ἵνα, they removed themselves far
| from him, they abandoned him.
Qo[F-wpots 4. quake, shock; -
| apenf, palpitation; -- whee, wink of
the eye.

(0%, fg s. humidity, wet; rainy
weather, rain; shower.

Pcipihige δ. shower, storm, tem-
pest; — £% ome, it threatens a storm;
there is a storm gathering.

Pchnew a. wet, showery, stormy.

(0, a. broad, wide (coat, bout).

Prosnpd, bguy vi. to Srow weak or
faint, to decay, to languish, to droop.

Prowbd ὃ. Prcrqh «Γ΄.

Φ' (zhé) #£ s. the tenth letter of the
alphabet, and the sixth of the conso-
nants; ¢, d, ten; tenth.

- 1 is sometimes confounded with
the letters » and ¢, for example:
bb gb 5, gg ks ; uwdb-feryd-, as rhongd- ; Ue.
qh ul, » Up purS anh : «ἴω [sss esos eves , oben.
S funn. ; bog foku ’ bhodt kh.

duds. tow: sweepings; earthquake.

budlinte s. witchcraft, sorcery.

Guta s. earthquake.

δωμ 8. δως ἃ Granfomehs "-ν *hbpe,
sweepings, filth, dirt. (dust-pan.

*husfiing ’ *hk fing ὅδ. heap of di t;

Gnfunel 8. bot. horse-radish; spurge-

ὅς, ῥ or neg 8. fetid odor, stink;

& UU

decaying matter, rottenness, putridity;
filth

Gusuwgkd α. of a horrible counten-
ance, ugly, hideous, horrible, dread-
ful, frightful, shocking.

Φως, συν (Phe 5. ugliness of coun-
tenance, ghastly, dreadful look or
appearance.

duswsew, fa. stinking, mephitic,
infectious, fetid ; ον --, foul or taint-
ed breath; wégfp -, stinking hole; in-
fected spot; -- wntk,. to infect, to
taint; —o a 8. δ. ὅ' ως ς νων [Ὁ [μα “».

Φ)} φως rr emo foal, Δ. ὦ; un. to stink, to
be fetid, to smell.

rah ees sane [Ὁ fred δ. stink, stench,
offensive smell, taint; mephitism ,
Miasma; jbacy - (tb .odp, to stench, to
cause to stink, to taint.

Φως β, 4. chem. bromine.

Poh bow [οἷν (leucnemn) a. bromic
(acid )-

dre Steak boy a. bromoform.

φϑωων 8. bromate.

busine 4. bromide, metallic -- «

γῆρας 3“ ὦ S truss ἢ she ὅ. bromhydric
acid.

Gwe, & δ. venom, Virus.
or wy s. hour; time,
moment; proper time, precise time;
leisure-time, opportunity, occasion;
canonical hours, divine service; sea-
son; horoscope, nativity, ascendant;
*church ; U past or Bopwt Sse chive. ;
Tabernacle ; asf. time; Jppt% -, mean
τΆ auenlroyew hy εν; —, sideral — ἢ assy ἔς «easy fos
=% solar -5 STO { -, true -- Shsky
kphpapy —a, to strike two ; pushf bin
“ge: What o’clock is it? what’s o’clock?
- & kpbpop,, it is two o'clock; <p
ἔρᾷωε. be daypl kat wut, it is ten
minutes past two (o'clock) ; br4ae -ρ
ke pwnope dp, it is a quarter past two;
“£ ἔρᾷ»ε. be. deypk lb askp pul, twenty
mmutes past two; <p bphae ke ku,
half past two eet Lgl ba duyphlukhp
Jbene%, it is ten minutes to three;
-- bphne ρωκσρήημαωε. οἵη Suse, ἃ quarter
to three et kphae be foxy el bush eee
amencl, twenty minutes to three;
terapz -o, about three o’clock;
wnafht —ke ke, an hour & a half;
{ξν -- halfan hour; puanp, Jp —ne,
ἃ quarter of an hour; 6 dhghpopg --πι.
waweomnct, at six (o'clock) in the
morning, or at six AM.; shofPh - σε.

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ykm dhforkf, at seven in the after-
noon, or at seven PM.; f ων fuk -- σε.
OF ως πα... just NOW, NOW 5 μων yeas
“πεν yopacd be δὶ -me, every hour in
the day, at every moment; f Ὡρωωΐνεω,
hb uy -ne. OT muha, at the appointed
time; “ὦ Mls Vaan ἢ, - “σεῦ Lh Lapus gnpe.p «
every hour of his time has its appoint-
ed task; f τα ayusrusyny [αῖη,. fp τὰ geo
wut, in my leisure hours; — as
ney, guwhb;, to take occasion, to
find time, or opportunity ; — geuspebages_
wh, favorable moment; -a, ᾧὶ ---σε.,
fb ȣ4 -a.,in time, in good time, at
the proper time; -- asnbhy, gisky, ovuys
to appoint an hour, a time, to fix a
day; SeFud - thubyfe ᾽ when the op-
portunity arrives; - £, it is time, it is
the fitting moment; async S—ne ἔπε. «ἔα,
Satoh p wut, , to wait better times,
or for a more favorable occasion ; pu
qoed —a pla pill Swhk,, to stay some
hours with; - Smghwtht,, to ring the
bell; -- «s.%h,, to pray; to say the
mass; ,,ωνεεΐν ων —, at all times, al-
ways; — ᾧ -, from hour to hour; - ῥὶ -
“ὦ ες, suas ει ἔς. ἴο put off from time
to time, to spin out, to prolong; - ᾧ -£»
-&£ f-.atevery moment, hourly, from
hour to hour; ean. = dp pu, “δ, Wt. i»
at present, for the moment, now, pro-
visionally ; “ω 8, ee, “δ —,y “ὦ οἵη.
-ῶν ἴσου time to time, now and then,
sometimes ; emery pak q-u, out of
time, before the time, too s00n; bh beng
Φεω εὐ ν ~%, the moment had arrived;
- πων, dinner-time, the dinner
hour; — Xu.r, δ, itis dinner-time ; puma
-mb mponfy, according to circum-
stances, seasonableness; qogacan τῶν f
puqauad —a, “-- ὦ ΕΣ ; “ἴδ --οδν for
hours together, whole hours, hours
ata time, along time; f -ac be sau
puturtee, seasonably and unseason-
ably; Suauebb, —ne Gong, to be near
delivery or childbirth; to be near her
time; ft --, dying hour, hour of
death, last moments.

- The 12 Hours of the Day are thus
called in Armenian:

1 ἢ pestle ΣΧ ΩΣ

2 δι. ς 8 4 ress yas (ὰ

8 qaypangh my 9 φνερ ῥωμέωρ
4 Σίν rasan og. ἐν (FE ως 40 [AF cas oy ssa (F br easy
ὃ pacers sase_fog ls assy 11: ῳὥσπιλωε-ο ον

6 Eph pew στα 12 asgapng

oh
and those of the Night thus:

i foros spunk 7 froofd sas oft be ccsy
2 “εὐ pS sce εἴσεε 49 8 gfqesh

3 SF 20s og be omy 9 pov Xb a

4 Qemyusowe 10 = aeseecest_omn

Ὁ fusdhineow 14 presen ayy

G-elinpuwl s. church-yard, yard.

Gua fiapunrfs, py 8. astrologer, caster
of nativities. [prayer-book.
. δι bags gery 8. breviary; hours;

Dress fier np 5 aug So watch and clock-
maker.

δι πυρὸν 9 foe %e s. watch and
clock-making, clock-work. '

δι ωρ σε [2 fed 5. horography.

Φιωυιυχκ να 8. horoscope, nativity.

d-ucdiveghp a. appointed, settled,
fixed, assigned ; 4. S. ιων εἴων {ει [9 prt:
— anh, ybvt, to make an appointment;
to appoint, to assign the place, time,
or day of meeting, or rendez-vous.

Cuadiag ph fl S. ras ol ico ry fore tbabS 3 b
Scan Saas ps br asp wywhne, at the appointed
time.

Φιωωηρηείδῥε, 4. appointment,
time, place of meeting, rendez-vous ;
fixed time, term, appointed time, as-
mignation.

Greinke, εἰ ῥα 8. Grushog pk d-

Quads aynt{If 8. qrasdiag pne[tfch.

Qrurdiahute a. horary; — wsthped, --
angle.

Qreurdhisk onan (2 Ὁ 5. canonical hours,
divine service, hours.

druarSiahns , & s. beadle. [ral.

Purdiasuwdpryp a. transitory, tempo-

: ress ef ies ων ἢ fl ᾿ - Σιων 8. rattle ὃ bell-
ringer.

ress shies § assy gaps h ’ Grass ah cas 5 2070 002 [Ὁ fox Te
s. mech. clock-work.

Gress hiss hrre oes , chap 5. introit.

Ghee a. arriving quickly ; that
which hastens; hurried, hasty, quick,
prompt ; = “αν ἔτ, hungnegutk,, to
cause to arrive; to forestall, to an-
ticipate.

"πων ly , b or bush, ang §. time ;
year; century, epoch, period; age;
the end of life, death; the present
life, our times; season; opportunity,
leisure; appointment; mus. time; gr.
tense; ast. time; Abdiepfe —, true Or
correct -- ϑίην —, mean — 3; saghrecysfte
- B0lar —; wuakyuhwh —, sideral —;
op ag be pr zs ξ can e250 00 κα po easy fits >» equinoctial

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Books of Kings ; ΣΕ 4-ςΡ . ἴο
grow old, to advance in years ; -- agew_
wth Sf 4» εὐἿ ἕν , to find a favorable
moment; Joeneman ΠΟ 7 q-h, to make
ἃ good use of time; hapacsatshey , coke
“πε ὗν, qu, to lose, to waste one’s
time, to while away; q&a -- " a favor-
able moment; —f S%huy, sequeaky, OF
angqusut) a fsyng --ἰν to wait the favor-
able moment; - ankacy » gonsustebss . to
find a favorable occasion or opportu-
nity ; punky “- Ss. Riaph ΓῚ wg po
“πε -ρ 6%. ἃ short time since, not
long since, lately, of late; ms ““«σᾷενε-
~p &£u, a long time since, a long, long
while ago, long Since; ws «ayhae. --ρ
kp whuwhk,, then one saw, it was at
that period one saw 3 ava. -op εὖ νην
&Sf, in the time of Vardan the
Great; εἴα τε [9 — ang sameyress 5 of his
epoch; f duqkdf -ἷν, inremote ages;
b neg fe cssshjese. —f, in a short time,
ina moment; ῥ᾽ Mad, fb bd —f, at
the same time; ῥὶ shops —w, in these
latter times, years or dayS; «(νην ὦ βὲν
f —ssg ΡΣ) » Or Wl d dog eng 9 thence-
forth, from the earliest or olden times ;
un. Ὅν -ep, towards this period,
about the same time; Sqop ᾧ -ἰἾ . Pow-
érful: at that time; - fzs. some time,
a short time; .- J, provisionally ,
for a certain period, for the present;
—we.» With time, in the course of time,
in time, in the long run; σῖνᾳ Or pum
-« —a, from time to time, at intervals,
now and then, ever and anon ; gasyhwe.
Or «asn. supine —sns8 9 “ἵν. -4Ρ» one
-—s,Or αἴ —saegts sajlingll » δε. ΡΣ fs fp .
or queeft “-ωνε.» οἵη. - - οἷ. κα Ἕνσνο oh ᾽
σνη. usdu --ο οἷν uglnghh , then, at that
time, in those times, at that epoch,
during that century ; 6 —[* yapacol.--,
in the time when...-; pig «»εἰεῖνα ἵν --αἶ΄
at all times; -#<, once upon a time;
once there was; formerly; — kg, wa.
‘by wn. doy, 1 shall remain some time
among you; -« dpgu, long time; pu.
quel -- ats » fos cs are bok b of cae 00 εν να apse
this work has cost me much time;
eT eel a oy Eonp bh wasn. τ ὦ; that re-
quires much time; 4uswh uy ξ -- ρὸν. you
are no longer a child: the end of thy
days is therefore at hand ; οὖν» ξ -ὦν.
time flies.
Paes ol ase ὦ by 00 guste », &C ἢ. —afrod » &e.

νων

bw

reer alas as by a ge oss ad. at a fixed or
established time.

δ} πον hye fs gpuy ὃ. chronicler,
chronologist; a. chronological; <p s.
chronicle.

Chess iss ease hy xs prs ests a. chronological.

δ΄ οὔ να ke, kof: va. to chro-
nicle, to write a chronicle; to write
on chronology.

Greer chiar ase ρον ες foots &. chronogra-
phy; chronology; chronicle; defeyhp
-#bwt, anachronism.

Greer Sie ase by esr slog a. advanced in
Τ ΤΙ aged, stricken in years, very
old.

δ) υποδι hy wfrow, ῥὶ s. chronologist.

ar Siakesn bse fsouulat a chronologi-
eal.

udinterehyusfroune (eh 8. chronology.

dea Siatow ζω ἢ ἐἷν α. of time; temporal,
worldly; -#, recent, modern, of our
time.

du Sintahohben s.expitation, falling
due, term, last moment, close ; — aguzy_
‘at, appointed time; assignation; ex-
piration of a term agreed upon.

Orie πυνω ty yoy a. contemporary ἢ
coetaneous, synchronous, happening
at the same time.

Greer into nae by ose by oy wn fy sails a. synchronical.

ur Snburhahyne [2 pets.synchronism.

Gudistarhinsunf a. that measures
or counts the time; s- chronometer,
time-keeper, time-piece. [time.

δ) S ists ase με. yg a. that shows the

δυνά ρα. temporary, ofshort
duration.

δ᾽ νυν οὐ τρισὶ [2 fed s. temporari-
ness, transitoriness, perishableness.

δι διυῖϊ, ,νζ boy, bi pg, --Δ ἱὖ, a. tem-
porary; transitory; -4bay fupdp, tem-
poral or mundane rewards; —fhuyep,
earthly riches; temporality; --ζ ων,
genitive of reas of casts carly .

dodistuhkd, kgf va. to assign, ap-
point or fix a term.

Gudwtksl, kgp un. to arrive; to
happen, to come to pass; to ripen; to
be able; to have time or leisure; ag
-» to have no time; to be unable;
~ & γως (Psgancnpae(thwt, to gain
the throne, to succeed to the throne;
Words are realized.

Gedistel-gneguitehel, ἷ “εαῦ va. to cause
to arrive or happen.

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ὅν fl, κι ὦ, un. to arrive.

δ᾽» a. horal, horary; 4. time-
table; 5. GphslPacyh-

Gurung a. that arrives, or comes ;
that is able.

Gudishng, wg 8. cruct (for the mass).

Qudwin lift, —bacith 5. arrival,
coming ; — «senqng ν the ripening, matu-
ration.

Grau ofzas 3 ass f 8.misfortune, mischance.

GrussSisruyesS a, punctual, exact to the
time appointed, watchful, vigilant; --
εἰ,» to seek, to look out for, to spy,
to watch, to be on the watch, to keep
watch; - ΓΌΟΝ εἰν». to lie in
wait for, to be on the watch for.

pass fice es as grne_(d fpe% δ. canonical hours,
divine service.

Drees eh izs of ccs Messe. , wg a. that kills, or
loses time, loitering, lounging, trifling;
— ,buk,, to kill, or lose time, to trifle,
to loiter, to while away.

ὦμο Xess 0.10-[I-freh 8. loitering ἢ
trifling. :

Qhurdianken , πῆρ 45. church, temple,
chapel, house of prayer.

Gsdionmneh 5. parsonage-house, vi-
carage; - 2pkfg, synagogue, Jowish
chapel.

Guslivpup, wg δ. officiating priest.

Gruadiegnyg ’ gregty 8. clock ; watch;
- AoNattesh ween , pendulum — Sndusyfit ,
chronometer; S. qrasdusttashaosunfe; —
kybpanpuwtut, electric clock; - aphe_
sop, 8UN-dial; — asecrgh, hour-glass ; --
Dery clepsydra; feessrupeuseop —, anchor
watch 3 gjuhuwenge —, lever watch ;
op zifee cary ae po — + keyless watch 3 Shsank
-, repeater, repeating watch; quy_
(Fnegf>s -, alarum (watch or clock) ;
& prasd-pon ων ᾧ —, musical watch; ῥα ρίνεως οἵ,
gui --ν striking watch, hour and quarter
watch; pambuwyyg —, seconds-watch ;
“τ (δον δ uy μων έν, —, eight-day clock ;
neqqk, 4-. to set one’s watch right;
cop’; 4--. to wind up a clock; pe
hk, q-. to take a clock to pieces ;
prustessas[s πε σῷ ’ watch-key ; ons ce e_offe 9
ang ss ore ἔν cass —gnegh, watch-case ; 2gltuy
“σεν. Watch-chain; νην», quip
“πέσ. tick-tack ; 4tsb, -goegh, to
strike; S. Geass.

Qreefiar gave. aul 8. dial, dial-plate; to hg 7.
-/, the hand, index; wwapheayfit —, sun-
dial 7 asuanks gushes , oy fog bs rece S cxaeson se as _
pay lite, each aaah , a rh ad >»

tit

a equinoctial, polar, horizontal
ial.

duodkpgnc{Ffe% 5. performance of
divine service; S. drudmuwyne(2 fer ;
ase oe. ἐμ ε. οἷν bs εὐ, — ᾽ matins ; bpbehyb ust — >»
vespers. |

δυάς 8, drenalinags

Gudneg, fs. offering, alms, charity.

Ory (F-p kel, bof va. to vomit, to throw
up; to bubble up; to gush out; fig. to
pour forth, to vomit, to utter; wpf%
-» to vomit blood.

-uyj(I-poeifs 5. vomiting ; eruption.

duyn, fy 4. tooth, indentation;
rock; - f διήσε.ν shoal, reef, shelf,
sand-bank, sunken-rock. [shelvy.

ween i. TOCKy; jagged; shoaly,

δ' οὕνεκ ων Ss. Qpecsterre. Φ :

Guwtg , Gust, ay s. rust, verdigris,
oxyde; rustiness; venom, poison;
moss; blight, mildew: plague, pesti-
lence.

Pwigupk yp, —poegfs a. deadly, dele-
terious, pestilent, venomous, baneful.

Qusiegunfhg a. full of rust, quite
rusty, rusty. [ous.

Φωνηωβω κί, a. Venomous, pestifer-

Qrssseg coh ber , -όωρ a. rusty; corroded
with verdigris ; mildewed, blighted ; --
wnhk,, to rust, to oxydize, to mildew,
to blight; - ;A+4,, to grow rusty, to
oxydize. [dation.

Guhg ως με [Ὁ fet. rustiness, oxy-

as Tory. cas 00. ’ ashlar. 8. verdigris ,
rust; a. rusty, mildewed, blighted.

Gutgunane[t fers. mildewed state;
rustiness, {sonous.

Guchguenp a.rusty ; venomous, poi-

Qubegmnk JS, bof: ’ Qube amb gre gus
bbe va. to rust, to oxydize ; --αὐῥα'᾽ un.
to grow rusty, to oxydize.

uty. , &e. S. Geavtun, δα.

duwtky, guwtibenp a. furnished with
tusks, tusked, tusky.

dwikshon 8. marks of teeth.

Guth, tee, Ghuthfp, kag 8. tusks,
teeth of wild beasts; the molars, or
grinding teeth; fig. face, wry face, look;
- #qug, elephant’s tusks, ivory; --ῶ
ans uy casts bey Je. to seize with the teeth,
to force one’s teeth into, to bite.

Grail ; &c. S. δωΐη. » &e.

: loans. Φινεές, b, acse.. ὃ. palan-
qain, (kind of carriage used in the East,
Born on the backs of elephants or
camels ). |

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QpsssTouss ’ by Or wa fi. wicked, bad,

rofligate; mischievous, hurtful, nox-
ious, injurious, baneful; pestilential,
pestiferous, pestilent, contagious; ob-
scene, wanton, lascivious ; bitter,
sour, harsh to the taste; --» -- auf=,
plague, contagion; - og, foul air; τρ
gS nfu us fite , the Furies. .

Grasse ars ess pases pv ’ by a. immoral, wicked,
of evil manners, perverse.

uctinwplp o.pestiferous, malignant,
pestilent, pestilential.-

Gutinugaps » wy 8. malefactor ,
scoundrel, rascal; obscene, immodest;
pernicious, pestilential, contagious :
- gus, Φιεωζνννε. αν δ᾽'» pest, plague, pesti-
ferous scourge.

ustanugnpeacl(th 8. misdeed, wick-
edness, rascality, villany; obscenity,
libertinism.

Guten (Fqgbip 8. sycamore-tree.

hci [δ να 5. Sycamore (fruit).

ιν, με σεν a. abandoned to wick-
edness,very Wicked,remorseless,hard-
ened in sin.

rust nufems fg s plague; pestilence,
contagion, mortality, disease ; φωρᾷων.
thy. duppohk, 6, to plague, to infect
with the plague; Suh f -£. plague-
stricken, infected with the plague;
Deas po «ὦν hy ἔτ ἡ axe - ῥ ον.» ν the plague
broke out in the army; 44qa -f.
plague-spot. [tiferous.

Grist insusfsnahet a. pestiferous; mor-

uth fe sf. she-devil, fury.

seston eu SQ. Of aharsh taste, crude,
sour, bitter.

resets casas ς με be os a. of an evil coun-
tenance, stern ; malignant, malicious.

rvs be ser ass easy, infected, plague-strick-
en; pestiferous.

ὗν § cas preva [Ὁ foo% s. infection.

Φιωήιων 022% "νεῖν ’ &e. S. ὦ 5 002 Srv ase » ἅς.

hres emu ccs azar b, S. ὁ" »οἿνμνεω fron «

qr aes le ase εὐἿ,εω of, ans εἴ asef un- to fall into a
passion, to become enraged, angry;
to become ferocious, cruel; to degen-
erate; to spoil, to get spoiled, to rot.

Qhasttren usin bray a. ill-favoured, of bad
aspect, ugly.

Gunna δ. acquafortis.

Qracteen erg σνας α εὖ, ἄν of ° πε οὗ va. to render
wicked or cruel, to divest of humani-
ty; to irritate, to enrage ; to corrupt,
to spoil.

Σὰ 8. bot. holly.

& Ott

Gutwfly a. filthy, dirty, nasty.

Puwhuwo{Pfpe% s. bitterness , harsh-
ness of taste; rage; ferocity, cruelty ;
perversity, impurity, vice; #4 -(δξ,
plague, pestilence.

δ} συμ. kt, είν, 5. hem, border of
a garment, trimming; purl (of lace) ;
furbelow; riband, string ; ferret; gal-
loon; lace.

Φ)7ἀωμωνε fib, bgh va. to hem, to
border, to trim; to lace, to ornament
with lace or ribands.

δ} πω δ᾽ 4. chamois, wild goat of
the Alps.

Gunwig , wg 8. heir, successor;
owner,possessor;beneficed clergyman;
8 . δωκπιυύνη πε [2 perk ; was 0S νειν. τι -
ΤΣ hy caso ss ge μαννα. μου [ἥνπε (9 Ἐφ. wor
thy inheritor of his father’s virtues.

reve ste ζω ὃ. (fo sas. sas'tog. «

pera cwleg.cshwt ἃ. hereditary.

Gunmtgushby δ. coheir, coheiress,
joint-heir, or -heiress.

δ) κα cr ye {Ὁ frat 8. co-inheriting,
sharing in inheritance.

ΥΩ patron of a living,
advowe; a. that presents a living,
that gives an ecclesiastical benefice.

hee seg essen eld fret s. advowson,
patronage.

Φωκ δα es «772 ang ὃ. heir ; posses-
sor; beneficed clergyman, incumbent.

ron athe mw enpnct{t fet 8. ecclesiasti-
cal benefice, living.

δ} κω, Δι, kgf va. to inherit, to
succeed to, to take possession of, to
seize ; — gmp, to inherit from; — qgubpen,
to gain the affections ; - ayes ea ὦ pfolsrve__
Bhcta, agofe ese ress “Vo ons fasts bs ὦ » to inherit
the virtues, the glory of one’s ances-
tors; -- quvbaete ν quay wpe atu , to acquire
a glorious or renowned name, glory;
- qado(#, to be overwhelmed with
shame.

rear ee. clog hr κε 9 ὧν brol” » megh va. to
make heir, to cause to inherit or pos-
8688: sas tere «Se ang εὐ; δ᾽ ase 00 ὦ asbd fils -, to
achieve great renown; — qhapncsuen,
to cause to perish.

dunmbe fs 5. he who inherits.

Srearoe. caste og rryre. , wg $s heir, heiress ;
wttiashg ἡδίων pbuh, —, to inherit
eternal life ; TD ons cet p frlorie{d ἐς casts
εἶνε, —, to inherit or possess the
paternal virtues.

dunwthgoc{FR 2. inheritance, herit-

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age, patrimony, succession ; seizure,
possession ; diocese; ecclesiastical
state, the clergy ; - [δ νησπε, πρη εν » to
leave an inheritance to one’s son;
dé ndby , Φιανωτε ἕν, “οἰ. ῥ -δεῦξ, ἴο
disinherit, to deprive of inheritance,
*to cut off with a shilling; watbmy
qbi# ῥὶ —. to have in inheritance; f --
gpuiknky gap, to place one in the
church or ecclesiastical career; -(zf,
OF pum [γεν ε- ὐἿει —[Fh ust , hereditarily,
by inheritance.

Guupgon 5. chen. zircon, jargoon.

aap ge στ εν 8. chem. zirconium.

dE fs, db fieny 8. drupe, Grasping .

dE. 8. δια...

DE naseny S. Qressyre cases °

OS, wg 5. inflammable matter.

OS shivk, gSdncdp 4. animalcule ,
insect, worm; shell, shell-fish: buzzing,
humming, buzz; S. χξ σε παῖ.

apt f S. Ruynenh. (hh ois »

Opt dink, dbSfunp, hpdtdmke ὃ.

*fo a. inattentive, neglectful.

Φίωιως 8. ug ph.

Ofw a. that searches, inquisitive ;
bold, brazenfaced, impudent, importu-
nate, troublesome.

bbe. Spy a. active, busy, stirring,
diligent, lively, brisk, vigorous; -- ,&_
poe! now! be lively! courage! cheer
up! —,. ῥ᾽ -- αα. diligently, unweariedly ;
— glu, ,to quicken the pace, to advance
swiftly, bravely, intrepidly.

bbpudthp a. very active, very dili-
gent, very brisk, very vigorous.

dem , fy a. niggardly, stingy, mean,
avaricious, sordid, covetous, tena-
cious, parsimonious.

Dryer oor εὐἴνεω ol ΠΣ ιν feel’, δ᾿.“ νη.
to be niggardly, sordid, parsimonious.

djwmn (Fh s. niggardliness, stin-
giness, sordidness, tenacity, avarive,
parsimony.

dfenn a. confused, indistinct; s. con-
fusion, tumult, turbulence, uproar,
hubbub, clatter, rout, rattle, dreadful
or deafening noise; -- fajuacy, to 50
mad or crazy, to be delirious, to rave,

-to be beside one’s self, to wander;

- J&& ξ, there is such a hubbub one
cannot hear one’s self.

Ofeng kf, kof va. to confound, to
confuse, to perplex ; to make noise, to
alarm, to rouse up.

Orfeo peer ats 5. dfear διε

oN,

Pfemushut a. negative.

δύνει a, deniable, which may be
denied.

δύων, γι kgf un. to deny, to gainsay,
to disown, to disavow; to falsify, to
contradict, to oppose; to be unmindful
of favours received, to be ungrateful,
era -bt un. to simulate; 8.

ase [vale

_Ofewng a. that denies, disavows,
disowns ; ungrateful.

ave voy ess by cass a. negative.

; Ofc ngne {2 fork , Dyfuse [Ih 8. ingra-
_titude, unthankfulness , ungrateful
conduct.

fun i s. denial, negation, dis-
avowal, contradiction. [pastime.

Gyvtp 4. miscellany ; diversion,

dépw ἃ. insolent, barefaced, im-
pudent.

Φαραν un. to become insolent,
saucy, arrogant.

Oreffies 83. δι ζω.

Jppat ς. cassia (purgative).

dvJinfl, kguy un. to smile; to sneer,
to laugh in one’s sleeve.

d-finns 1, 3. smile ; sneer.

dfs s. bot. raspberry.

doqkpl, kguy vn. to liquefy, to melt;
to spoil, to get spoiled, to grow cor-
rupt, or putrid, to rot, to fester.

daqed, πὸ δ. assemblage, collection;
heap; assembly, levy; company, con-
vention, college; chapter, congrega-
tion; council, synod, consistory; ses-
sion, sitting ; meeting, assembly, con-
ference,club;crowd,multitude, people;
solemnity; synagogue; a. assembled,
reunited; αρεωωνζκωνκ δ εν -- » honorable
assembly; -- Susemunwghjog » a8Sem-
bly of the faithful, church, solemnity ;
— swtrewsh ot, chapter, congregation ; --
kopwpy, convent, monastery; -- Seay_
prerey ἔτ nrissg ᾿ council, synod; - ant fobs og be _
poh ΟΥ̓ pheSwtpwhat, cocumenical
council; _ «το Ὁ. cas κε! ons 00g be areca ly xsl ν con-
sistory ; - gb usgusbung » CODPTOSS; — δι
patocmnb, ass acer ep sesloryy or aug wrpin oul, fog
wk poet δ wt, Parliament; diet; αι νεῶν
gout — Ob σευ ἔνε. ον ἢ meeting of
P arliament ; - ΠΣ go sas yu ces hy erste »cOMm-
mittee ; - Sb pb infhyrssusy ν Sb pancwen_
qq, conventicle ; — gusqnkp , plot,
secret meeting; --, whowdp kpkhryfts
OF ghyokpuhwt , evening party; -- περ»
mass of water; - watbys ᾧ -- qacdin_

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1 clesiastes.

dN,

e£,, to unite in council, in sitting, to
hold an assembly, to convoke ; s«rtuo_
4&, q-» to dismiss an assembly ; ~ sb_
ἔν to be convoked, or convened in
council; —« dagqndé,, to excite to re-
bellion; -- Fagqnidty f of br pr easy ων assds σε
esp, to bring down a tempest of mis-

fortune on one’s family; -« Gwcaeky ῥ

d&épuy ocpa.p. to revolt against; ῥ —»
lle & ων εἶξε & ὦ JuMnfuley » to frequent
fashionable society, or high life.

'δνησήωδο » -ὅ πε. a, assembled, col-
lected; <e, compilation, collection,
miscellany.

Gayrdwh, wg δ. conventicle; plot,
secret meeting; club.

dnyn{uhwe a. belonging or pertain-
ing to a council or assembly ; s. mem-
ber of the council; member of Par-
liament: Ecclesiastes (sacred book).

daqafwhyn δ. assembly; multitude.

(heqaduwing 5. Φυηνηωμ δι, .

bagadwukp a. social, sociable, com-
panionable.

δ' νη, ρ ἵν, wy §.council-hall; com-
mittee-room ; club, club-house: para-
dise; church; synagogue; mosque : Ec-
[tor.

Payndapuy 0 sag &. plotter, conspira-

Gnqr{kqpwpp 8. congregation, eom-
munity.

deqr{kd, kgk va. to assemble, to
collect; to heap, to amass, to gather
together; to receive, to reap, to gather,
to get; to receive, to welcome; to
furl; to infer, to deduce, to argue, to
contlude; math. to add or sum up; -
wr pep, fb wnt, to entertain, to re-
ceive hospitably, to welcome; to lodge;
- /& Jf, to concentrate; - qgubups
gels ncpnsp, to receive the last sigh
of; χορ —, to levy soldiers, to assem-
ble troops; — ghasg imag ἡγεωβσωνξ fy ,
to rally the flying; -f£. un. to convene,
to be reunited, brought together;
Jbipkwu —, to be wise or judicious,
to have one’s wits about one, to return
to reason.

aged ts wg 5. Gere πη ωρμδἷν.

Goyndés a. who collects or gathers
together.

Geqndeq s. convener, convoker : the
Wise Man, Solomon, the Preacher ;
the Book of Ecclesiastes.

Gaqn{o δ, 5. assemblage, reunion;
collection. :

oih
teqadoces, degk ak, degngs. people,

the maltitude, the vulgar; the mob;
assembly ; synagogue.

δ) Ὑηνήρη ἴων, a. popular, plebeian ;
secular, laic; s. a private person.

deqadpzwhkp a. exterminating ,
deadly.

dequdpgahng 8. place of assembly ;
synagogue ; S. durqadusprta.

Greve endl pe op-cas cay bs ὦ » arg 8. rabbi; parish
priest, archpriest. (parish.

δα onal ρα,» 004 be soe cas yess a. parochial )

Srey ord peg sag hs one [9 pret δ. curacy ,
parish. [popular.

Φιησήνᾳανυξι a. loving the people,

Geqad pp muppac{? fue 5. popularity.

s. patience, long-suffering ;
power, strength; hardihood, boldness;
~shbk;, wath, to be patient, to en-
dure suffering, to tolerate, to sustain,
to bear, to suffer, to suppor - σας
apowencwy, to withhold one’s tears ;
- “νι cgesy εν εἴων , to sustain a Siege;
aad A ono on. Inoue ons εἵξ᾽ pp hE τ 4 τ -,16 was
impossible for us to approach them ;
ag mbpd — fp Ῥω δι, . 1 cannot refrain
from looking at, or contemplating
him ; Σ με - Mp elias goon re Fb sasts ® they
could not endure or suffer the truth.

δι 26 ὦ un. to eat and drink to
excess, or voraciously.

dart a. supportable, that can
be supported.

Goa S corel, aso ἡ “Ὁ OF aa gf sqpacdtkd, kab
δ. duyt ob pl .

Greet fyeary « ky OF wg a. patient ; ab-
stinent, sober, continent, temperate,
chaste; — £4 hp, continence; -- shuby
or hus, S. dy d- achhd, ὧι ζω, «Γ.

δι δ ζω κι, kyp un. to be patient,
to suffer patiently; to resign one’s
self to; to be courageous, to suffer or
bear with courage; to oppose, to resist;
to abstain from, to be continent; to
do without; - G&pashpng. to fast, to
live on a diet; — ῥὶ ef%ecy, to abstain
from wine.

Gur thuyne(tfet 5. patience; absti-
uence, continence, temperance, chas-
lity; sobriety, soberness; fortitude,
constancy ; fasting, diet; p -ἰ(ΦῈ 44a,
to live continently.

» daw s. time, moment; Fou
#. once, once on a time; sometime.

’ ἔκ με. sour grapes; -- - puqky
to gather unripe grapes ; -wesmen lke

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auwhk,, to die prematurely; pf - guy.
to walk, to take a walk.
᾿ς ων s. smile; laugh, grin, simper ;
= S stron , beg fed ushusts , ἀξηδ', Lrg!
or uwfunpd , san fding or gta ash, , ma-
licious, mocking, affected laugh ;
sweet, sardonic smile; - Ayuwhh, ne
dép,to wish to laugh. |

babes. ἀσξώρ a. bold, audacious,
insolent, rash, presumptuous, impu-
dent.

ἾΣΟΣ ὃ. sneer.

Quah στε guthked, “σ΄ vu. to cause
to smile; to draw a smile (from).

Gr eag ere full, ors by oy vay un. to smile, to
sneer, to give a constrained laugh.

Oruqanneite 5. smile, sneer.

dey pS bk garguitlef, “κὺρ υα. ἴο render
insolent, or presumptuous.

duypsbt, kgay un. to be bold, to
have the audacity, to dare.

dpsne(Ffet 4. boldness, audacity,
presumptuousness, insolence, effron-
tery.

nus ὃ. SOUT Prapes.

dun {2h 4. unripeness, immaturity.

Gwwhp s. earnest entreaty, solicita-
tion, conjuration, importunity.

dunks, byk va. to entreat earnestly,
to conjure, to beseech; to importune,
to tease; to dare, to be bold.

unk gaeguitkd, : nage va. to embold-
en, to give or inspire with courage.

Gunpd’, ἔην un. to be importunate,
to persist in entreaty; to be bold,
audacious.

ὄν (ῥεῖν 4. demand, solicitation,
instance ; importunity , hardihood ;
dust —(Fhuk po, it is at your prayer
that I...3 que’ -(Fb uth, on account
of his importunity.

Opewgsne fea. courageous, bold, brave;
noble, magnanimous; diligent, careful.

Orr sess sare Ss. Uggbor.

puttiut, wgouy un. to take courage,

to gather spirits, to grow stronger,
to put forth one’s strength, or courage,
to be courageous; to be diligent, ac-
tive, laborious.

hy wef uch , -ἐὧξρ, -φμ “πε fy a. indus-
a diligent, careful, active, bust-
ing.

Ppasgnequitbed, “εὐ va. to inspirit, to
animate, to encourage.

ὄρ". (2 εν s. courage, vigour; in-

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bee

dustry, diligence, activitys assiduity- | 6 Swhgkpdu wawkghs , With soiled

Φρίϑ 6, kgf va. to shake up, to stir,
to agitate (the water); 3. Gp/t&u.

rons a. toothless. :

Gronwane(F fet 5. toothlessness.

hb (in or enee) fz, Pup s. the eleventh
letter of the alphabet and the fifth of
the vowels; /,/, twenty; twentieth.

h pr. to, of, by, for, in, at, upon,
during, with 5 Seyh-quse fp UEunpnu, he
looked at Peter ; fb Sse ef” Lepore.» at
three o’clock; quay fp ΩΣ b
Letanpw , to go to Armenia, to London;
χδράρξ b Saeki » from earth to
heaven; ον be ἡ cas y op fb Dogan, he
caused fire to fall on Sodom 5 6 asgecsen_
kbp Uswocdc,, inthe image of God;
bifphn Ahh wampkeay, he sent to
BAVC; puzluebug f dingy Sag dp, ho
distributed a loaf to each person;
είν gee f Papkimpr, he departed
from Florence ; - ἔρμιΐ,ξ b PE puny,’
b ws prank, TT ΓΟ that which comes
‘out of the mouth comes from the
heart; ag hak srk ssssstalcy fs pag dine _
(#&4£, he could not see on account
of the crowd; gnfky fb guy, to walk
with a stick; f duped purhiauhnup,
to the left of Damascus ; tank, f svt ,
to be at home; 6 ahkqenf wig, in that
place ; 6 aso re Uk οἷν be ghetph ’ by day
and night; ῥ᾽ uwf% «Jf, in the same
year; & guptut,in spring; ᾧ UWpkju,
asleep, sleeping; ῥᾧ yiu%, in going,
while going; ᾧ φεσεξν fs, on my head;
ῥ puphoe (Phar fdinct, in MY anger ;

clothes. [above.

h {πεν εδενε seca ΖΕ ad. from

P μέωῳ ad. far, afar; outside; apart,
aside; - giu,., to depart; to steal
away; — 4a, to keep away, to desist,
to leave off; to refrain; — ζω fb φωνεα,
wg, to renounce the faith; -- wapdu.
44,. to deliver up, to abandon; — fru. -
putty, to hinder ; ~ car tiksy , punky»
to take away, to estrange, to remove;
to snatch away; -- «wateey, to carry
or clear away, to take off, to abstract;
- (Aayncz, to abandon, to leave off, to
cease from; - gus,, to put on one
side, to lay aside or apart; σεῦ -
qué,, to affront, to brave death; -
dkpdt by gkphbey, to drive away fear;
wher τον poof, very, much; puf — pub
“τῷ cas assess cite rve{F- fre tele pT esses qhusge ’
you are filthier than a beast; — wmu,!
God forbid! fie! fie upon you! — zi!
begone! get out! go away! to the devil
with you! S. Freesy - ᾿

μ pugh way ad. afar; S. Frees ey b-sasy a
ιν to remove, to put-away, to send
afar, to drive away, to dispel, to avert;
- wathfy or ;fuk,, to be removed, sent
away, absent, put away, dispelled,
averted.

bh μιωυηξ ad. from afar; afar; in an
open place, abroad; — «n%b,. to send
away ;S. Pasg-

κως pubkghh a. cast out, cast of ;
εἰ ὧν: 5. βωοσνήξομῇ .

pugfp ad. in the open air, abroad,
out, in an open place; 8. Fg.

frees g “τε- οἱ on ad. from afar ; 5. Paw.
soem:

bh até 8. Pact.

Pep pr. ad conj. a8, like, in the same
manner as; whilst, when, while;
nearly, within a little, almost, about ;
as if; — ωὧἷν (98. -- αν — b(t, as if;
like as it were; = as (@#£, not
that, not only; -? how? by what
means? in what manner? — sssge? -
wraykee? how then? how ever? — £?
how is it? -- as ὃ of course, without
doubt.

Dephe pr. as; in quality of; nearly,
rather like; ad. when; —, — ssh
(k,- gh, -&&» ans if, as though;
because, seeing that; - ns bk»
not as if, not only, as if it were
not ; - φύδη, dy ΚΣ like the

μοὶ.
mountains 5 -- χοωρεἴπνω(ν pit, as if
surprised; medieg - Lpkutfg, about
thirty years of age; -- gh! conj. how!
how much! how many! - gkgbgfh &
wnap hire [Ὁ frrvis | how. beautiful is
Virtue !

epee pr. ad. conj. as, 80 that, like ;
when; almost, nearly; -ν - ων (48, --
BE, as if, in some way; — gf, as,
because ; —as GFE S. Pope as EfFk.

gupup ad. gr. to the feminine
gender.

Pepe sane g 0. [F- foe S. Pgendinyne [Ὁ [νε Ἵν».

Pgwhot a. feminine, womanlike ;
effeminate, womanish; gr. feminine
ender; ~ wn, the fair sex, women;
~ slow, hemorrhage ; -% s. female,
woman. [like a woman.

bgwhh py a. that has a female form,
ery ὁ “νὼ Ol fg» —tfs (bury a. ad-
dicted to women, abandoned to the
love of women, immoderately fond of
Women, in love, amorous madman; «.
slave of the fair sex, general lover.

νειν bl, ἄμ vn. to be addicted
to women, abandoned to the lust of
women.

Dg aedingre_ (Ὁ foot s. lust of women.

Dewi, urguy un. to become effe-
minate; to be guilty of sodomy ; pau.
seta. effeminate, womanish; 8. sodo-
mite.

Pgwuk pe, Pgwmtths a. loving, fond
of women; dandy , coxcomb ; gallant;
δ, [βαῖνον »

hewgmeguntel dS’, neofs va. to effemi-
hate, to enervate. [effeminacy.

banc (2f.% s.feminality, female SEX;

beepkt ad. effeminately.

h gh pbe ea δ. be pke.

» pha ὃ. ἥξω.

ενω 4. idea, kind, sort, form, model;
Bs Ides.

qocpu ad. out: -- kapgh,, to pull
out, to extract; 5. bonne Ἢ ae

qp ad. in vain, vainly, to no
Purpose; without force; unjustly; 5.
h (hhusty » &e. §. Ofphact, °

ἐν ῥα 5. Viper; aspic, asp; adder ;
fg. viper; a. malicious; npunpe fof,
Viper-catcher. :

wpe a. like ἃ viper.
PS wm penepry, pg a. Viperous, malicious,
Wicked. {adder’s wort.
Rt efam 4. bot. viper’s bugloss,

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bv.
PA whkapfeh 8. young viper; young
adder. [to rage.

PS uctedl, tga un. to get waspish,

Po-wirfivh a. like or similar to vipers.

hy "ay 8. spindle ; - afs [δ κε [9 ἕω. -
εἴν εἰ. spindle-ful ; συ uneasy oy Sess εν ες Toes 5
to twirl the spindle.

hywdhe a. spindle-shaped.

}y&uf s. spindle-tree.

hbk. ἐμὲ 8. by: ΝΕ

hyd, cushy 8. desire, wish, will;
prayer; avidity, eagerness: magician,
sorcerer, foreteller of events; guess-
ing, divination, prophecy ; -- ,%4,. to
wish for, to envy, to covet, to desire
eagerly, to burn with envy, with im-
patience ; pene qu fer. to satisfy
one’s desire, one’s curiosity.

DS, ay ned, βάρ, [πη pron. my,
mine; s. my own, mine, my family,
friends, people, &c.3 fa & uyu, this is
Mine 3 χιῖδ ἵν fl, gpkwht fo, my pen-
knife, my books; “ἦν fp geal husshiog ῥ.
εἴν, afriend of mine; τς & ff dq, it
is no fault of mine; fs &« po, mine
and thine ; μη σε [Ὁ free Ab & supa.
ee b ykeick GRE fb peg punhayp
utinf fed kw pa, peace would be ge-
neralin the world if there were neither
mine nor thine.

Pufiud ft a. begotten, born of me.

Pufivinuyb a. intelligible, comprehen-
sible, perceptible, conceivable ; intel-
lectual, intelligent; —p. spiritual intel-
ligences; -&, it is to be understood,
it means. J

μωπωΐ ceed’, “9 sea] va. to understand,
to know, to feel; to conceive, to com-
prehend, to perceive, to learn, to
find out, to discover; to think, to
consider; to believe; gograc{Fh udp —,
to understand (something omitted) ;
GUecaopres - “ἴ or gh yw byung —» to find
means, to exercise one’s ingenuity,
to invent; fulivume gupu —, to Weave
a conspiracy, to form a plot, to cabal,
to conspire; quwbift -- pupf, to seek
one’s interest, to consult one’s own
happiness; gfmnk -- quedkbuyh Shape,
he knows how to attain his end, how
to manage; -zp/ vp. to be known,
manifest, evident.

Defic, fg 8. signification, sense,
meaning, substance, drift; acceptation;

-understanding, good sense, judgment;

notion, knowledge;conception;thought,

‘

μυυ
idea, design, project; maxim, axiom;
invention; expedient, means; intrigue,
machination, plot, snare; —p ecqqae_
ει, as γε. ὧγρἐἷν σε [Ὁ ἔν οἷ, , sentiment of
probity, of virtue ; dbdusbpumy —p » MYS-
teries ; [py esprentsp —hg ; the mind,
intelligence; a. -ἰν or -fbg, spirit,
thought; y- δε. f pmb Senuumbtb,, to ar-
rive at the years of discretion; χων,
“-. to return to one’s self, to recover
the senses: to be known, understood;
acbky τὰ bebe. g-4 hehe kpldy, to
understand, to seize the meaning, to
comprehend ; — susp pfitiuy S. Juhics.
Toa | i funpSpgbuh fuamupks. to exe-
cute the deliberation of council; g-«
frwphne[ekatth pres whl,, to frustrate
a plot, to baffle an intrigue; —pt gnpdp
εδν»ξβν, the ideas were realized. _

Pufissmesgonns a. intelligent, skilful,
clever; well made, well constructed,
skilfully made.

Τνεσανεν ον casey ἔτ ἡ -δα a. replete with
wisdom, very learned, very skilful;
sententious, pithy ; sentimental.

Pifico sere cass, , -»ηρόσε μη. a. think-
ing wisely or judiciously, wise, sensi-
ble, judicious, provident, cautious.
8. sophist, pedant,
sophister; a. sophistical, pedantical;
finespun, subtle.

Peeler an ων sxe hy car by see S. Ἰζνεϊνσεν ἢ a.

Peeliss εν c00 ess hy ste Qe. philosophical; in-
tellectual; sensible; sophistical.

Peafierss ss cas by ἐν of, L-gf un. to sophisticate,
to play the pedant, to subtilize, to
quibble. (tive; sensible.

DSisuwmhbe a- intellectual, intellec-

Dificsm hn [Ὁ μεν 4. sophism, sophis-
try, pedantry, cavil, chicanery, quib-
ble, paralogism, paralogy; -2 ως
dwspf;,,to pretend to wisdom.

DSisrumushop£% ad. sophistically, pe-
dantically.

Ἰβευχωω ont ass SE of” a. that studies the
sciences, that cultivates wisdom, let-
tered, learned ; - 4a%xXwr, elevated
sts mE :

αν as ov easy bs-6 . PUL aes 00 007 008 .

SE ie S. να, ὅν °

[πω αν», ad. wisely, learnedly.

Peal ies 00a eas ca bes ’ ΩΣ; 4.᾽ philosopher ;
sage, man of science, Of learning.

Pealiies ss ον aan 00 for cca ge ccs ad. philosophical-
ly ; wisely, learnedly.

ons 0 orn ase us foyn as ly caste a. philosophical.

Deficsssar asl 9 δῶ

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[εὔζωνον ὧν εινε fore ase κω ol”, » megasy UN. to be
philosophical; to be virtuous.

Defies os use snr es foyrese eng hes 3. -σ με ο

Prefs 0s νσωξ bs oD, > Egf un. to study the
sciences; to philosophize, to reason phi-
losophically; to argue, to conclude, to
infer; to live or behave wisely.

Pealiae ων κνεζ τε. foe Se philosophy;
wisdom. (senses, mad, foolish.

ΟΣ a. that has lost his

Peal teres ἵν ene press re ad. wisely, learnedly,
skilfully , sensibly, prudently, judi-
ciously, ingeniously ; discreetly; senti-
mentally. :

ΠΣ es S. Prlceses en ων ξοννς «

PeSiases εν εὐ, of ν argu UN. to grow
wise, to learn, to know, to be instruct-
ed; to understand, to comprehend.

Pechies es era vas cag bor Seal cae es ove ese px ese a «

Pifivomtwp wh 5. the seat of wisdom ;
intellect, sense.

Pieficrsscfossrpruypr 6. instructive.

[νεΐωνω πο εο gy rey ccs be Γ΄ ’ negfe va, to ren-
der wise, to improve in wisdom; to
free from infatuation, to disabuse, to
undeceive.

Pidiersecrtorg reg fis S. Peeks cea ps erp .

Pehicses ase cas τῇ ν wg a. intelligent;
knowing, learned.

[ificumn{Ppe% 8. Wisdom; sense,
reason; understanding, knowledge;
philosophy ; skill, science; ghpapak
-, sovereign wisdom; —» Ῥίμε -(7F-
the Book of Wisdom; —(Phssdj , Wise-
ly, sensibly, judiciously; prudently,
discreetly. (woman.

| per φᾧ sf: wise, sage, learned

[ποίαν εν εν Ἵν seve sayy a. wise δ learn-
ed; intelligent ; prudent, judicious,
discreet, sensible; skilful; sentimen-
tal; philosopher; -%,» the Wise Man;
-- , τω Os Peel asses ων νε. [2 ἔς κεῖ § - areeteb, ὃ.
[εἴκων εν ese ses g στα. ἡ σεν be of (Plier “να ἦν κε.

Polieg S. fis ge lF; — amntsles ν weeny 8:

[ως ζω, a. intellective, intellec-
tual; intelligent; spiritual; —y s. the
mind, the intellect, the understanding;
=p» the spirits of light, the Angels.

[είχαν ἢ store [Ὁ forte S. Piling ef fred

Ἰπωηπη a. of quick apprehension,
attentive, intelligent, discerning.

Puliagnqnel? fit Ss. Plies τι. (9 με».

Pidieyoows, ag 8. intellect, under-
standing; sense, sentiment; conception;
meaning, sense, signification; thought,
design.

but

γε 2 foo ’ Pelee gore δῆ, 8. intelli-
gence; intelleet, understanding, com-
prehension , perception; sentiment,
opinion ; thought, design, project ; --ρ»ν
the celestial intelligences, the angels.

Dihiagaeguthd, neg va. to inform,
to apprize, to acquaint.

b 475. Weg.

bh βιυβν ad. together, at once;
conjointly ; altogether, wholly, total-
ly, completely, entirely ; gu, —, to as-
semble ; -- Luekak, consubstantial.

br bhp ad. to what end? to what
purpose ? [among.

h Sg ad. in the middle, between,

bh “5)9.; ad. from the middle.

hd, brhe. béhe» behp a. 8. 80me, a,
an; somewhat; ad. really, in effect;
M&S - £ fet, it is a great thing for
me; φιωώξῇ —, I could wish; I would.

bab, ῥρίᾳ brhes bebe behe α.
different, several, many.

bth wayée ad. in some manner.

Peaheey carly sas Dulin fie a. mine, my.

opp 8. pl.my goods and chattels.

Rdleedlumit ad. as far as I possibly can,
as much as is in my power, 88 much
as I can, the best I can; as for me.

h 2 7.7. ’ h Woraste fers S. You ; Vath fp

Weg fhupnts 8. Cig phapat -

h bhpa, h bhapey : h bhapreum S.
Viney » ἃς.

pas ’ ον διε η ᾽ }Gnt spldncy $. leopard.

hats ad. by myself, personally.

hee ᾿ Paactp , “τεῳ a. 8. nine; - «ἴω fo
«f, the ninth of May, or May 9%.

bt whthwe a. having nine sources.

Ἰανι firm, —dhate, dkipy a. nine
years of age, nine years old; δηξε.
ἘᾺΝ οἷν οἱ οἵδ, οἷν &.. —, he had attained the
age of ninety-nine years, he was 99
years old.

[νει br οι » ὠξβ, — athe cash 5 uk‘bep a.
of nine months; ad. during nine
months.

αν {ε΄ a. s. enneagon, nonagon.

Wath wh » Widb ph wh pa. nine ; no-
venary.

αν σα. ry a.ad. ninth; ninthly;
ἵμυρσγνω P., Charles the Ninth.

ey) een ᾿ ωξν ᾽ ssutheg a. nineteen.

- αν ον εἶνε» γα, a. Of nineteen
years ; nineteen years old.
E covemnsitels (ες. 0 ag Oe nineteenth.

Wark ρέων, «οὖν.» bh gneky ὃ. (τ all
the nine.

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pitipys ad. nine times.

Wis ωρῥερ πᾶ. nine hundred.

PitZuppepadkwt a, nine hundred
years old.

᾿υζμε. ese με 5. Ποῖ, «sss . σσρᾳ .

Detail page. QS. Pibhewwutl.

]υυἡνεὕρε ells apy ’ dk fo » —hlrush , εἴπ ᾿
dbf, Witrwtb fey a. NOnAgenarian,
ninety years of age.

Pitruteb-wh a. 8. ninety (number).

Pick pape, pang A. ninetieth.

Pitutpge ad. ninety times.

[ΐνω πεῖ, « tutpy a. ninety. [novena.

Piitopt uy, pkby a. of nine days; s.

bis: hehe: belie: ῥεῖ 5. thing, some
thing; a. some, a, an, one, certain,
single, any; semps -, some days;
wenneg —» BOME fruit } the -" ak “-. no-
thing , it is nothing, no matter; se.
gfuts —, I know nothing, I know
nothing about it; h*s;, what? which?
q- Fue EP what o'clock 181} ? g— sswk?
what says he? wa 4- fgf? to what
purpose ὃ δ. δ; 5 y— ορξίνω ? in what
law ἢ in what’religion or custom? h_
che ῥεξρ ad. in something, somehow;
by which, whereby. ς

hig» boss behe brhe ὃ. something ;
q- bus? what? what thing? 5. Of%;.
his, εν «. thing, something; σε
- wuk, pkg, I have something to tell
yous y- wo ἔπ. to create ; ona al Es Ys nage ap
- pr δ᾽ po E, all that I have is thine.

Ths) pishg 5. pl. property, fortune,
substance, possessions; riches, effects,
goods and chattels; estate, domain;
“ὧν lycastabey yvoushs » to despoil or deprive
of one’s possessions.

Pig, ρει, fipkuckp ; Paphos
pron. he; she; self; δὼ -, myself;
que —, thyself; %0 -- ν himself, herself ;
pre - puppet; to say to one’s self,
to talk with one’s self; ,-- guys guy —
wa. —, to come to one’s self; ,.-- auf

nippy ting», to concentrate one’s
eae to collect one’s thoughts; »-
wphwtk,, to attract, to win, to allure,
to draw on, to entice, to gain; y—- 4...
Ὁ. to snatch away, tO possess one’s
self of, to appropriate ; fipbae gqo_
pr (Gkudp, by one’s own power or
force; pum pip ut, of oneself.

ρωμωρ ad. by himself, spon-
taneously, voluntarily, of one’s own
accord.

Ιωβ. α. self-sufficient.

hut

Viptupky a. self-produced , natu-

‘ral, spontaneous. [tion.

Dighwphpne[3 ῥεῖν 4. natural produc-
tplupoyens a. of natural growth.

ugryu A. 8elf-produced, natural;

that produces naturally.

᾿ Pigtwopappne a. that which infla-

mes, or excites itself.

Viggiwancyfs a. that flows or takes
its rise naturally; self-produced; spon-
taneous, natural.

Pigt.opn% a. natural, innate ; -— gu
ef» naturally good.

Diptiegin a. that knows by himself.

πρωί a. original, autographic;
s. autograph, original manuscript.

Digg ivsssg freon a. found out, discover-
ed or invented by one’s self; self -
produced, spontaneous.

Di.piw gyre fs a. independent, absolu-
te, free; s. autocephalus.

[κρήνας , fa. self-existent; natural.

[ρίας σε [Ὁ [εν s. self-existence.

ugnpe a. self-created ; self-act-
ing, that makes or works for himself,
or by himself.

Pipi gap Shel, Eof va. to make by
himself, to produce.

Wiping apne (δ ῥεῖ, δ. own work, sole
agency, own action, own composition.

tug fy a. fortuitous, casual.

VigiugSS, --αἀἰβεπωμωρ ad. face to
face, personally, in person. .

Pigpiwgupnd a. that blames himself.

Digi guy. a. self-adorned, simple,
natural; -- step4p, ingenuous grace;
— pwip, unaffected words. ([vereign.

μον a. absolute, supreme, 80-

Digiol2 ne a. of a venomous nature.

Dipiwduneatg a. hereditary, in his
own right, possessed by inheritance.

Layee a. of a luminous nature,
bright, shining.
playiep a. auricular, that has
heard with his own ears; that only
takes counsel of himself, or only obeys
himself.

Wiptofswp a, self-deceiving, self-
‘beguiled; - ,#n6,, to deceive, or flat-
ter one’s self. ὁ [self.

Daptusfsusyusrg a. Which flows of it-

Waptwfunpd a. desired by himself,
voluntary.

Vipiwfsow a. that speaks to himself;
that soliloquizes. [nologue.

Dighupfrounc(dfe% 4. soliloquy, mo-

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hiptwd ft a. self-begotten, self-
born; innate, natural.

ρων avg 8. autocrat, monarch,
emperor; a. self-depending, indepen-
dent, absolute, free ; — 4asdp» free will.

Deis pireas ζ ese ccs fy ase a. despotical.

Wiggtras hay ne{P fr δ. autocracy, mon-
archy, empire. (empress.

Vapiwhuyne Sp sf. female autocrat ;

Vipiele a. voluntary, spontane-
ous, willing; wilful, self-wil ed ; ca
pricious; ad. voluntarily, willingly,
spontaneously; — ἐρεῖς » superstition;
- atte Sep rhsestre [Ὁ fret » free will.

Phptunhardie{3§ 8. spontaneousness,
voluntariness, free will. —

Pipiwhuy a. that subsists by itself.

Pizpivcsheesy νε [ fred 8. distinct substan-
ce, hypostasis.

Viptwhwa a. self-bound. (absolute.

Pipiwharmmp a. perfect, complete,

Pipiwshesg 8. Τύχρΐνωνζ κῃ .

Piptushepey a. in his own form, in
proper form. (innate ; primary.

Diphwhpp a. own, proper, natural,

Pipishns a. uninvited, self-invited ;
- ;but,, to come without invitation ;
- purydihot, parasite, smell-feast.

Pipiwhapdgue a. self-destroying ;
self-destroyed, self-ruined. -

Pigtuohp hash a. idiopathical.

Piph wh pot fot &. idiopathy. :

Dips ped α. fugitive, that flies of
his own accord ;-,s#s,, to take to flight.

Ἰυχρίνως εν Χ', -- χα α. self-admiring,
self-conceited, self-pleasing, presump-
tuous, arrogant; capricious, whimsi-
cal; affected.

Dipiesaxpl, kgey un. to be arro-
gant, presumptuous, conceited.

Pipi sXe [δ ῥεἷν 8. 8elf-admiration,
self-conceit, presumption, vanity, ar-
rogance. —

Pepin s recat ,&C.5. Digi aaes co Ary, &c.

Ἰγρίνιυς με “νῷ a. woven by himself.

Hipgiustiup a. fantastic, fictitious ;8.

Ἰύρρννευξ πω 8. Ινβμη 4. [—cxrg freon.

Pigg ass pr aes hiss a. self-acting, inde-
pendent, spontaneous.

iuduys a. vowel; that has 8

sound by itself.

Viggiasdh nung fp 8. Piggicusg bp -

ἥν δϊ, εἷν a- voluntary ; powerful;

self-sufficient; — εἰναι,» to take too
much liberty, too great a latitude; -

| (eb, yp%, to dare to undertake some

buf

thing, to attempt, to dare, to presume;
~ νι ἔκ ape fe, to kill one’s chil-
dren with one’s own hands ; -- fJebg ges
Sas umumbp,, to strangle, or choke
one’s self, to commit suicide-

Wage ἐν εἴων ante 8. Ye dtrcarbissessts «

Vipiuedmmmnyy a. self-devoted; that
produces naturally, natural; favora-
ble; s. accident, fate, destiny ; — τὖ.
dugpuck, , to expose one’s self, to
devote one’s self; — στῶ gopfitush% , to
give an exemple easily imitated.

We piraee ων al. that mortifies himeelf,
that wages war against his passions:
that wars against self.

tutke. a. that dies a natural
death; -- ,fm6,, to die a natural death.

Miptwderefe a. forward, bold, pre-
sumptuous.

oY ad ὦ coed ὦ; jot ων a. voluntary,
spontaneous, prompt, ready, inclined ;
- jbeky, to crave, to have a longing
for, to desire, to want, to long; <jopqap
Jot mpac{d kup, of one’s own free
will, willingly, cheerfully, voluntarily.

MigiwjoS-asene(Ff.% 8. spontaneity.

Miptuinesfesen a. self-upbraiding,
self-reproving.

‘ested, guy un. to become 8
man, a free man; to emancipate one’s
self; to exist by itself.

Ἰαρι περ a. that offers his servi-
ces, that gives himself, voluntary,
free, self-devoted.

Vipiuyennd, fy a. self-moving, au-
tomatic; presumptuous; forward; -
& phim, automaton. (ful.

nag wh a. self-glorious , boast-

Vipin my cconfipac{Phe% 8. self-deceit,
self-deception.

assay ιν nett (1. that relates him-
self; related by himself.

WMiapieesyan "δ᾽ S. To azn 00g cas ted .

Ἰιρίνω ως πω, a. unbounded, illimit-
ed, immense, infinite.

Miptwomtd sftp un. to restrain
oneself, to keep within bounds.
χρυ α. 8814 or pronounced by
himself.

Vptewk a. self-loving, selfish,
egotistical. (selfishness.

Mptweppa (2h s. self-love; egotism,

Wap tones es cng ses § Ui Sirens oresy caste § - ib.
by wide per, to commit suicide,
to kill one’s self.

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Wight wumbod a. self-created, invent-
ed; fictitious , imaginary , fancied,
fantastical. [ vention.

[κρίσεων ηδπεζβεν 4. fiction; in-

Peach ass εν ον 000 as by ἐμῇ a. subsistent, exist-
ing by itself.

Wipine eke Ss. | Fe ee ὦ .

Digiumkp a. one’s own master, ab-
solute, independent; - bip gupiny
dikpng, We are masters of our own ac-
tions.

Pipi uswkpoe [9 ft δ. being one’s own
master, free will, liberty, indepen-
dence; absolute or supreme dominion.

Phyteapgry a. conceited, vain, vain-
glorious, presumptuous.

᾿ερίνευρχενε. a. that runs by itself.

Piptaenp a. proper, own, natural.

Dipibasl, wy a. that comes of his
own accord, voluntary ; self-produced,
fortuitous, natural; ad. by chance,
naturally. (turn-coat.

Piptbh, buy 8. deserter, fugitive,

Pigtsg a. self-existent, uncreated ;
natural, spontaneous.

Depot qo{7 [ἣν s.self-existence, sub-
stance, natural production.

pth phpkwy a. indigenous.

Pipi ud. by himself, personally,
in person; gaz —, yourself, (thyself);
bu — pol &f,it isl (myself); Pmpucapih
-, the king himself, in person; gaca®
— pages, the door opened of itself.

Pigi[okust a. absolute, sovereign,
independent, free, uncontrolled; des-
potic. (dependently, supremely.

Pigg fiz far esses grays ad. absolutely, in-

Digif/phwtakeat a. absolute, su-
preme.

Pipi /pfsstoe(2h s. absolute power,
independence, freedom , despotism.

Dipiy ny μεν ku ad. in the very act.

ἢ ρίγοσΐωρ S. Wiptr asyod 1072 «

Piping op 3. Pigg tees hissy on .

Ἰνμρῦνπε (ῥεῖν 4. selfhood , individu-
ality, personality; essence, nature,
property.

Vigines , -uneit a. self-taught ;
self-educated. [self-denial.

Piptacpugnc(Ffee s. abnegation,

Vigincpngt a. particular, separate,
peculiar.

Tipiop£t a. autonomous, indepen-
dent; fig. capricious, fanciful; ad. ca-
priciously.

Dipiop fine [9 fd s. autonomy, inde-

μῦν

pendence , freedom; law established
by caprice; fg. caprice, whim, humour.
hb, int. Oh! fie! pish! pugh!

ἴνωζξυ 8. mule.

Pudge 8. hornet, wasp.

Pywdlinprael 8. 0888 foal or colt.

νων» oy 8. wild ass.

Ἰννωΐ, 8. Pybewt

Ppastteered” 8. Dp fpesrt asd

Pystngod, fy a. lascivious; whose
flosh is as the flesh of asses.

Pyangest δ. keeper of asses.

ΠΣ δ, ‘ by ν τ-ῥ, pens σϑ νυ s. wild
ass, onager,

νων. wg 8. donkey-driver ; goad,
spur, stimulus for asses.

Pygmy, sircg 8 Onocentaur, ju-
mart; 8. Broa phpesserguarpe fol »

ἴνωρδη 8. Uqernph & Wundusnnedg-

ἴδω», nT 8. pl. asses.

δ... prince, sovereign,
despot; minister ; magistrate; ruler,
governor, chief, commander; -«g
—,—uzfsup5f, the sovereign, the king;
prince, crown-prince, heir-apparent;
- qgopnet,, general ofthe army ; -4p¢qng
S.purrusngbeee 5 -- aphomp slr, foureanp
diynpne(Fb «at, the prince of darkness,
satan, demon, fiend; <2, the authori-
ties ;-,f%4, , to rule, (0 command, to be
in power, in authority ; -- wath, yap,
to give power to some one; — Lp fre.
png sfenfg, he was master of himself,
or his own master ; .pacd” gyferjq. shu
“τὸ you are not lord of your own life ;
ΖΕ --᾿ he cannot, he is not authorised
to; S. βιεζ.

Ripwtopep ad. asa sovereign, as 8
commander, authoritatively; magis-
terially , imperiously ; willingly ; -
{δ .to live like a prince, to lead a
princely life.

Tefsutegh , ght, περ 8. prince,
prince royal, prince of the blood; petty
sovereign.

Tels a. sovereign, imperial ;
seigneurial, of or belonging to a ba-
ron; magisterial; absolute; lordly ;
noble; ruling, in power, in authority ;
- annie tpl aust ’ ghekpy » the 8uD ; the
moon, the stars.

[πρ(νευΐνευ {εν (P-fpet 8. Pyfsusene [Fh -

Ἰυῥννιω fr sf. sovereign'’s wife,
princess.

Difrwtohfg 5. joint ruler, joint sov-
ereign ; partner in dignity, colleague.

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Tip foecasrass%o ses of, το εν UN. to become a
prince or sovereign; to rule, to have
dominion, to sway, to command.

' Pyhusintpun a. where the sovereign
resides, capital, metropolitan.
bpfeuirusmyutee a. boastful, haughty.

Diferestossosghr αν» vy 8. Chief ruler, first
prince; prime minister; dictator.

Ἰν(ωεωἴρεν cag hr ost ree. [9 foo te 8. dictatorship.

Pep feraeste δι ea unr os ase a. imperious, lordly,
dictatorial.

νων, a. ambitious.

Vighe caste ceses opera δ ῥεῖν ὃ. ambition, im-
moderate thirst of dignity or power.

Pybeuitmack 8. principality, domi-
nion, lordship, power, rule, state;
family or household of a prince, court.

Ἰνίν εἵνεκα. ρον wg 8 subject, vassal:
dignitary. fone’s prince or king.

Ἰνῥνκυΐνσιῥ πᾷ (bub vn. to change

fuutinpef 8. 800 Οὗ a prince.

Pefestar (Pfr. 4. sovereignty, prin-
cipality, lordship; authority, faculty;
empire, dynasty, sway, rule, domi-
nion, domination ; absolute power; dig-
nity ; right, privilege; government,
command, power, jurisdiction; free
will, liberty ; licence, exclusive per-
mission; place, post; diocese; —,,
principalities (the third order in the
celestial hierarchy ) ; 4ngheop be. «ἔν,
Sistokwene -- ν spiritual and temporal
power ; αὐ sere pusqustg -. too much
authority ; y— Saswsushhy. to rise to dig-
nities; to get into office, or power;
ΟΣ oll p “εἴδη or εἶνε ,Ὁ -, to
empower, to give carte-blanche, or
full powers to ; εἰναι pig -[Pheadp me.
e7.ue, to be in the power of some one,
or dependent ON SOME ONC; sactrbiany
-, not to have the authority to, the
power to, not to be able; «aya f dbp
pul ght: E -, that is beyond my
power, that surpasses my capacity ;
S. Db gd utp, Rigdghd-

DyfeustoneSf sf. princess.

Dy heutbopkt: 8. Pigferscsieaes proses Φ

Ἰνώ, kgf vn. to reign, to rule,
to govern, to be master; to be in pow-
er, to have power or authority; to
presume, to take the liberty, to dare;
- kpbg. wfamby, to master, to domi-
nate, or command one’s passions; -
Sinusy acpnep ν to hook, to lay one’s
hand on some one, to influence the
thoughts and actions of some one;

Ὁ
ἐρᾷν ὦ EK 3 bobo , he can’t even

command a half-penny.
Ἰνῤνά δι, 4. subject.
Rbk νη 2. ruler, prince, governor;
a. predominant.
bya guikd, σε σῥ va. to give pow-
er, authority, to cause to dominate;
bhbgacgkp f dkpuy bl gding , you
placed me in the power of death, you
put death in authority over me.
Ἰνώ, 8. Pebek-gay-
[κέν deopnedg 8. byaeg-
αὐ 4. ass’s foal; mule.
hese 8. Bhense-
yack, fof or fobay 8. young ass,
foal; great ass, blockhead; p42 da
packs. bot. elaterium, wild cucumber;
colocynth. (there! holla!
Wn= int. oh! fie! pugh! pish! ho
ping B. Qeypmitt-
ἴψωνξ s. half a page, little column
ate book). ὃ Ἐΐ
ἦν ἕν, bff, £9 νη. ἴο descend; to
fall; to ἀρ τες ἢ sink ; to settle, to
subside ; to light, to sit down ; to emp-
ty itself; to lodge, to stop at, to so-
Journ; 8. ΙΓ Σὰ δωπιω, πε ςδῥι- --,
to lower one’s self to servitude, to
become ἃ servant ; pgp nel frets — ’
toimpoverish one’s self, to become
poor ; -ῥτ᾽ωεξ, fb fy oss 10-201 ‘ Saphdul :
to disembark, to go a-shore, to land;
to alight, to get out of a carriage; to
dismount or alight, to get off, to get
down from a horse; -- ᾧ pi phydwh, f
Seq fwhee, to descend into the grave,
to be buried 7 -οίϑ bo οἵ, περᾶν ρ ; to put
Up at an hotel; -- φως δ), ΕἾ,
to humiliate one’s self; to relent, to
soften , to become calmed, appeased ;
§ Phhats —, to go to the rescue, to
SUccour ; —f Swieku dapep, to come
to blows, to fi ht ; - “ἔσο fb Sad, to
discharge, to fall into, to disembogue,
to disgorge, to empty itself, to over-
HOW ; anger χωδι κυ ape’, ffesitok fp Spruseg pr
re bY » this route leads from
ebizond to Erzerum ; wpmmwunp
a ata Sthompepl pfutk pu ,
1 ciaiy fell down his (or her) rosy
Cheeks ; £9 dppb Saydiy ῥ δ᾽ τήν, ἃ
storm broke over the lake.
Nardi, wry 8. inn, hotel, lodging;
τα wabb,, to take lodgings, to lodge;
τα wa, to lodge, to receive into one’s

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hotel, to accomodate with lodgings,
to harbour; to entertain.

᾿βωω ests fool’, guy vn. to lodge, to
take up one’s abode, to stop, to res-
ide, to dwell, to nestle.

Dyer, δια. 8. hobduts, δα.

Pyaenp, wg 8. a. traveller, passen-
ger; guest, lodger. (fut, δια.

Dolrdust ᾿ ἴψ δε οὖ, , --αἰσννε ἢ &C. S. Ppa

*h~ncwSp 8. inflammation.

hyo s. descent; fall; declivity ;
act of sinking; subsidence.

PpecguthdS, gh va. to make to de-
scend, to cause to fall; to let down, to
lower; to pulldown, to take down ; to
unfasten, to untie; to turn out, to
discard, to dismiss, to remove ; -- χων.
augue buen, to lower sail, to
strike sail ὃ Δ αν. —, to shed
tears, to weep. [σῥωδυἵ,.

ΠΣ bate sf. Iris, rainbow; 8.

escashes DS. Uccshes .

bugs fy OY ng 8. essence, reality,
snbstance, truth; a. essential, real,
effective, true; conj. besides, moreov-
er; bat, still, yet; in fact, really ;
even; as for, as to; γ-Ἅ yfmbs, q-%
weak, , to be thorougly acquainted
with ; to tell the simple truth; to ex-
haust a subject; Mgkt —jnemp, WO
ourselves have heard ; pid — σή fs,
to me ; to myself; pias -- ms, not at
all > Glas. — “δ᾽ puke Ὧν why do you
listen to him? s£ be χξ -. by no
means, inno way whatever ; suyen —£,
it is palpable, evident, clear; - δω,
for me, as for me; -- fuwus, as for; --
sapey.e Dut, ΠΟῪ ; — b(FL, — wey LIFE,
if, if really, but if; - &.—, ad. in a mo-
ment, soon, speedily, immediately,
instantly, directly, forthwith; truly,
in effect, really.

Pufahot a. real, effective, true,
essential, natural, proper; -% s. the
Eternal, the Everlasting One.

Pehuhfg a. of the same nature, or
essence, consubstantial.

μωξωζυ»ε [9 pet 8. burkgae [2 pd

Pub. a. walking, or flying with
a graceful motion: seeking after the
truth.

Dewhessyke ad. really, in effect, in
fact, truly ; — psp, essentially good ;
—pbphpwkp , true or durable pleasures.

P wha putt ad. from the beginning,
at the beginning ; 8. Ugbgeu-

μρυ,

[νωζῥᾳ μῖν» paste, ,ὑῥυζημωῖε 8. Ὁ ἐβηρῖν .

bubajt, -- pub 8. Duk δε. ῥυῇ.

Pogo. (fet 4. reality, truth ; essen-
ce, substance, nature; naturalness:
personality, hypostasis ; chem. essen-
ce, essential or volatile oil; —p&e&h_
‘ey, spirit, or — of turpentine ; — Apt
hacker, ἤῤῥνιωι πεν , -- of rosemary,
cinnamon - ; - gpapobp,— of citron; -
Uunppugh, Orange —, OF neroli; — qe
af, attar, otto of roses; — sesh, --
iS jermine 5 - kupgh, - of lavender ;

fofne sp sf. queen ; — Yaw, the Holy
Virgin ; — &p4ipy, queen of heaven.

κω. ad. to the end; finally, at
length, at last; fully, altogether,
wholly, entirely, quite. ;

ἴδω ye S. ΠΣ ΣΟ

Pies ang 20s 12-05 καρ ον. σα. 5. U arg ats πα κε eran. ο

h es ase tures. ᾿ μ “εν ( ἔς Ss. sa μ

BP ferghe, D dees Db dep s P ἥρω,
dhe hb dbp, b dbp, &e. &e. 8. Wow
gfe, &c.

hp, 6» wy s. thing ; affair; fact, ef-
fect, substance; reality 3 y— myrhuwtbz,
to use, to wear; to putin execution ;
egth; fiche, to procure assistance ; —
τ ἤωρ ἔν εἰ νε ἥν ἔν, —0s fins, I can do noth-
ing δ πρ ase rate γε σε. ὠβιωη δ wfrul [Ὁ this
man’s affairs prospered 5 sayy Φεῆνειον
~wg μέρα εν ἔγγονον» & MAD experienced
In warfare ; faspkeng —, an important
affair 5 —p ἀνίσως ἧν ν public business ;
bpeg ῥμώωην Of various, Or many
things; y-« y-,in various matters;
-ep, by deeds ; really, effectively ; ω».
Abbey -op, ἴῃ any Way, OF Manner,
at all events ; νυν, gif, Ῥωῆήν —f, for
this, therefore, for this, that reason ;
Fwpenp ULF cits ashe -Ρ 8. (fF ἴμεν S Ἢ L's
purl be pee - E d&s fas fanboy , saying
and doing are two things.

σφ Lue ᾽ ghunh ν ovary Oe well vers-
ed, well informed, acquainted, intel-
ligent; - ;f%&,, to be in confidence,
to be made acquainted with an affair,
to know the case-

Ppumgnpsbd, bgp va. to effect, to
do, to execute. [ance, deed.

Ppengnpd ne [Ὁ pet s. action, perform-

| choad wes ΟΥ - any y hpughh ene 8.
Ὅς. to inform, to initiate, to let into
ἃ secret, to make acquainted ; — ἐν»
to be informed, to be made acquaint-
ed, to be aware of, to acquaint one’s

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self with, to know ; gapag ~ ξ᾿ηδΐ, qglt,

those things they have heard about

you. (ledge, investigation.
bpwgh hale δ. information, know-

Dyeferyq a. curious, that makes re-
searches.

bpushet a. real, effective, actual,
substantial, positive > ey μῤωνανεῖπε..
(?f-%, the history of events.

Dewhacltfer s. action, act, deed.

Pepa Surfer tus a. meddling, fussy,
busy ;s. factotum, busy-body, meddler-

hpwt, wy 8. trunk, upper part of
the body.

ἴννωΐννε Ὧρ ’ hung 8. temple ἢ ( side of
the forehead ).

. υωξω ad. really, in effect, posi-
tively; substantially, physically, na-
turally.

hpws 5. justice, equity, law; a. just,
true, lawful; ad. justly, reasonably,
rightly ; —s«bé,, to do justice, to just-
ice > prep ak-qglt enn ep “-Ῥ »be ye your-
selves the judges, judge for your-
selves. ᾿

ισαωεωρεῖν, py 8. speaker of truth;
lawyer, barrister; a. just, true.

Pope ese carpe surest ly ase a. juridical.

Depress ecas pesssiole of ’ b gf una. to speak
truth: to plead; to practise law.

ἵνα ει ωμευΐνε {9 fed s. veracity: rea-
soning, argument ; pleading.

Pope sere μουν Ss. yr xs ens 00g Es ο

Pyprescusglen 8. jurist, lawyer, coun-
sellor. [law, right.

Pyraene org frenf{t fr% ὃ. j urisprudence,

iy ane eons sp_scsere OL « that judges right-
eously, just, equitable, incorruptible.

Ppresse cor scsenere[d-foot $. justice ἢ right
judgment.

Ppwemfuns OF -feapss ag OF fy α.
whose thoughts are bent on justice,
just, equitable; -- ,/%4,. to be compos-
ed, adjusted ; -- «wn%,, to accord, to
conciliate, to reconcile.

ἔνεμε cesfsrrh re [Ὁ fred $. adjustment,
accommodation ; agreement, articles.

ppuweapfrow a- truth-speaking, truth-
ful, veracious.

Teresre-cer hy » —wt a. true and just.

Dpesesuheyne{tfpr% 4. usucaption.

Peprecse-corhyy fran. 8. Up gerrash fa. -

byurewilk pd a cast out or rejected
deservedly.

Depress eesti eseel” 3. Dy αὐρεδνων εἴ. ;
νεών ξω ad. justly, worthily, equi-

μρυ
tably, deservedly.

hpecwube 8. Upqenpwuke -

yusecounyy ὦ. unjust, corrupt ; that
conceals the truth or justice, corrupt-
ing, bribing. [risdiction.

[ρων εν [9 frat 8. law, justice; ju-

Ppmempenp , wy a. that renders jus-

tice, judging rightly; s. judge, arbi-
ter, umpire, mediator : -- furgneyuhby,
to make judge; — οὐραηχηρί βν ΒΟΥΘ-
reign judge.

Pyraweseray fe ’ guusy ;: ~gbh a. just, equit-
able, right, reasonable; lawful, legal;
honest, worthy, righteous ; ad. justly,
equitably, reasonably ; -- £,,it is right,
just.

ἴγναω εν. weg «οἷον al β negh va. to justi-
fy, to approve, to do justice; -- “γώ.
tacky πε αὐ, to support the cause of
Widows ; —qap (Pugucnpk,, to confer
the right to reign, to legitimate the
reign.

lywcpimpe a. who discerns be-
tween and judges, who decides; s.
judge, arbiter. :

ere 8. Ppwcesgf & Bhpruref .

_ hpwenphul, kgf να. to effect, to put
in execution, to do.

bpwcmche , κα ως 4. pl. right, just-
ice, equity ; due; law; duty; reason;
rectitude, uprightness ; right, faculty,
Power, competence ; fpusewdap OF pus
ἐρεῖ ad. by right, rightfully, just-

ἢ duly, lawfully ; apd, bye ρ΄.
by what right ? with what authority ?
Μααν νε. ει δ᾽ oary file - divine-right ; ων]
hayd βρώσει οεαρ. with all one’s autho-
TY; “he πάν δ OF plingk,, to render
justice, to judge ; 4-ὦ ne pnp fb σε
δας. to justify completely; παν».
aul p - ἕω ὑ Bb se c9 [9 gtr cas ols sas y ν to free
one from his adversaries, to acquit;
~be διευ εἴπ ἔς. duphuath,, to think, or
repute right, to think it proper, to be-
lieve oneself right; -ω «ay, to show
with reason, to bring proofs; to justi-
fy, or exculpate oneself; γεν “πε
*4,, to prove one’s rights, to adduce
or allege proofs in one’s defence; to
contest, to bring an action against;
= 4u%6,, to judge rightly; to justi-
δ τω f tee φωΐνε,ν, to pronounce
judgment in one’s favour; g-be pep
{κεγσε α κων τιν quis ale i fits gatguiky, to
pat in one’s claim, to avail oneself of
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justice, to demand one's right; οὐ,
Messy We ᾿ “ες site ἡ -ω , to sustain
one’s rights ; (Apepby η- Ῥω, to cavil, to
sophisticate, to overstrain the law ; --
Et ἄπ pognp neh, they have rea-.
son for complaint; be fyrarccsdjyp ως,
gop, that is not without reason.
Βρδωρν χίρεωρ. υίρεωρ. bpkpey:
ἔμηρν διωμω 8. One another, each o-
ther ; reciprocally ; s&% .,.- Uwe, they
are not like, they do not resemble
each other; 2“»η ly cas engl, ghtg & ustess Δεν σε. — Ὁ
it unites one to the other, colleagues ;
pig. — wthwhb,, to rise One against the
other, to fall out, or disagree among
themselves, to quarrel, to come to
blows, to fight ; ΠΣ op sas ΓΞ οἵη. ope b ears
yas, Well proportioned limbs;
whuwthy giles bpb pug » to see each
other; f dé pay fbpkpesg uywtuatby, to
kill one after the other; «wtgnutby gh_
gépog, to despise one another; fpé_
ee eghk, ab fe Sls ans Touy ὃ ἴο help one ano-
ther ; ghphpop whgncgqutk,, to surpass,
to excel, to outdo 5 «ων» ghyrl- msgs
dhs spupfita qhpbpep , they embrace
pe mutually hating. ene -.
* i .
pbhsge 8. evening; σνη. -, tow-
Robe, ῥ. Ἰρῥπξν οὐ S. ἵμαβω.
ynqne(tf.% 4. affair, transaction,
circumstance ; occupation, employ-
ment, negotiation of affairs, business,
practice; ὃ. Spaps.
Deagk SS. Ppagapd bd.
bpopht 8. Βρωωωμξω.
μι), by& appbep ad. conj. can it be!
is it possible? - (δ wmbupbg? when
shall I see Ὁ will it ever happen that I
Shall see? hy& @&. oh that! would
to Heaven that! when will it be ὃ plea-
se God ! hgf fst SuAbugfite the . the
gods permitting ; hg [Akl espouse ἦγ ἡ ἐν,
ὄρβήωμρ pty. (du, can horses run on
loose stones!
byfe,- BES. hyf Gk; οβε. ad.
why ? for what reason? febgpb, tp -po
grbk-w,, if you had but, or only asked!
‘ » De fefe ad. in what? with
what? in what way, or manner? fe
ghwmughy, how shall I know it? as
befp, in no way, or manner; S. (eq.
San, bis, bit.
Pebey befe 8. bis. ‘
Pee geasacy esses ft 8. bol. Jujube . 5. Gore Tract ery .
Peyusgbtp 8. bol. zizyphus, lok- or
jujube-tree ; Ss. G ve Tesesenyf .

bh,

beg, wy 8. oil; olive-oil; butter;
ointment, salve, unguent; pomatum ;
essence, essential oil, perfume ; 8. ha
haelFhed; - εἶν} 9 ushoeshg ’ actlee_pere_
(Fw , perfume, scent, essence ;.frag-
rancy; ne alnesnehp » αἰ πε ῥα. per-
fumery); -- oiac(Phunt, extreme unc-
tion; holy oil; chrism; — mgapdine.
(Phunk , alms, charity ; oS εὐ, ἔν Ld ράσο
ule -af, to anoint one’s face with
precious Ointment; wakmy χῷσπων --ἶῦν
to smell of oil; γενό; φ-- » to clarify oil;
frecasteve[2- —y» οἱ -shop ; ΦΊ, ζεῖ, ay oil-
press ; 4,» Mocs v0.00 by sss tare [Ὁ foe te —y » the
oil-trade ; »f2 -cy. oil-bottle, or cruet;
- ubquthry , 8alad-oil 5 - fush(e-byf , lamp-
Oil; - δίδα κως. rancid oil; chem. oil;
- ἤτω. virgin, pure =. = Pusqnet or
oa he 7s ose . fixed, solid -; - Enpuagaeghs »
seccative, drying- -—; — mpdimebien,
palm- -; - pbkacgfh, παῦ- --; -- tna, al-
mond-—; - ζω. scorpion- --ὶ - &p-_
wf, whale, fish- or train- -—; ~ 4427 οὧὖ,
OF gacydiuyh , SCBAMC-—5 — Geveccusonp ,
linseed -.

Prqephp, fy a. that produces, or
brings oil, ointment or essence ; — fu»
‘haayg »the three Maries. (oily, unctuous.

Pegquspocohs a. that produces oil,

PrqugyhekS, κοΐ va. to anoint the
head, to initiate, to consecrate, to or-
dain ; -J.$-/ vp. to be initiated; to be
consecrated, ordained; —fspd” χῥεηω.
gphenc [Ph or ῥεηα shane [F7 » to be ad-
mitted to, orinitiated in the mysteries
of the pagan rites.

Pequegsfueve (2h 4. hair-ointment; sa-
cred unction for the head only ; initia-
tion; admission to the rites and mys-
teries of a religion. (sacred.

waynefs a. anointed; initiated,

Pegquegnp >, wy δ. perfumer; 8. peg
wpe; gph -w, aromatic or perfu-
med wine.

Peqegnpdne[d fet $. perfumery.

pequ[Focpd'a- steeped in aromatic
oil, unctuous, all over oil; — πεσε,
perfumed head.

Reguyh, -pbp —pby a. oily, oleagin-
ous, unctuous, fat, greasy.

Pegusd fir ζω ὃ. ἴω.

Dequelhiut, ᾧ s. cruet-stand; oil-cru-
et, oil-bottle. —

Pequyht a. oleaginous.

Ἰβεγω ῥα 8. chem. elaidine.

Piqutebe 8. oil-colours 5 - the,

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squenkks, Oil painting; Ῥξέωρξ, -, to
paint in oil. |

Ἰνειχεωη Mess. 0 wg ὅ. oil-man ’ oil
merchant; ζσωρωξ —f, Oil-shop ; Stdue
—f, oil press.

Pequsen 3. chem. oleate.

Pequenkphre, ᾧ 4. bot. malabathrum.

Pegquipwt 8. pot, or vase for oint-
ment; the vase for holy oil; place for
anointing : *oil factory.

Pequpuep, ᾧ a. olefiant, yielding oil,
oil-forming; s. butter man, dealer in
butter.

βεγιωρξε ᾿ Eafe ’ [νε γ᾽ «ι ᾿ δοῤ va. to
oil, to anoint, to grease. (Uunctuosity.

Peqguwene a. unctuous ; -“σεζῥε 8.

Pegh 4 3. Requoph bd.

heybsf 4. that produces oleaginous
fruits, perfumes, incenses ; olibanum,
frankincense, incense-tree.

Peghphusg ᾽ of by gery ὃ. perfumer.

high phgne(Ffcs s. perfumery.

hegetdtpey a. oil-producing; -- faye:
olive-tree.
νει 8. ἃ little oil. [οἵ oil.

Peyher 8. chem. oleine, elain, fat

pep, «eg pron. his, her; his own;
“σή whduede, personally ,in person;
Ppp lee - ay Seaygk lle & “εἰ δ state , NO CON-
sidered riches as belonging to him-
self; -- wakk,, to be appropriated; 8.
[μεσ σε οἷ 4} y~ dkpeg OF f dépey
—, on him ; -ρῖνν his relations, friends,
dependents, &c.

δ ΟΡ Pep ask ’ br usteg » ἄς ων pron.
himself; - aff aas 0 by asst sy ght , to j ; it
his own; -% Shueheb,, to follow him}
frplruie φπρδ᾽ ἔξ 46 » with his coadju-
tors; περ ghe pha, to put on, to
wear; qrve_ales qheplrase. Ewsd , he
attracted many people; &4f% wa fe.
plutyut, they came to their people;

yy ΣΧ Σ pepe. ΞΕ God who exists

y himself; pum — fight asseal pats
conformably to what he had himself
said. [his habitation.

[νει σιωράνων fy a. where he dwells ; of

Pepagapd a. made by himself, his.

Pepurg fp a. founded or established
by himself. ;

pe pwd ft a. produced by himself, his.

Pre greasy assy esse Ss. [εν ράνεν( . . :

βενεωζευΐ,» εὑ! (1. his own, his.

Pipwhepe a. built or constructed
by himself. [ junction with dim.
bepwhfy a. the same as he, in con-

bP
he persone a. egotist, that thinks only
of self; - sususuppne(th, self-interest.

Depry , shy a. $. his, his own ;
-p?; his parents, servants, &c. ; his
works, deeds, property, wealth,
goods, ἃς. [own nature.

bipuiefia’ a. like himself, of his

Pre grees any Eas ad. like him.

hipwumbrgde a. created by himself.

be peng ee geet led, aegh va. |to appro-
priate to himself; to usurp. :

De prong casing ῥέεν » my A. 8. each, every ;
respective; — ap, each individually;
~ag mawid fei, each one separately ;
fob gusts - ψϑδημορξ ῥερώξ, brother
was separated from brother; wank -,
to each one; — aedkp f tngwhl,, 10
each of them ; φπρδρ - περπε,ρν each
man’s acts; y— wencp, each day, ev-

ery day. |
ἡ, “py S. fey, peph ash
Emtymknen. a. forged by them-
selves,
Pee pbs οἷν fe . juny §. a their, theirs.
hepa fe a. his, his alls ᾿ oe
alu ad. accidentally, by
hepadh Se ad. of or by himself;
spontaneously, voluntarily, of his own
free will; a. his, her; - “εν whe us
seek, he curses himself; pup -
hopd hk gush Sh suspar(d-feti , malice
Prepares its own punishment; - ὅσ.
Pu;. to go personally; q— δρίδωρν to
commit suicide.
hepAduatse ad. as much as he could,
88 much as lay in his power, as much
48 15 possible for him, his best.
_lepacfepfee s. the act of appropria-
Hon ; property, substance.
πε πα a. his, his own.
ρυ. 8 , it, there 18 ; - 21044 [2 000 assy
ἴκρᾳ, there is a white man; #3 — py.
athe it is not true; s- ag, there is
nobody; - or -» s. what is, what
there 18 5 kek, things.

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1, (lewn) ἐρεῖν s. the twelfth letter
of the alphabet, and the seventh of
the consonants; ,.7. thirty, thirtieth.

— Itis sometimes confounded with
the letter 1, for example: ἐσ, qa_
tyes ly ἢ tak ’ «ἔηΡ ἢ 1 δε ἐἷν ’ Yocnig ’ &e.

Leppep fulton 8. wdp- & Pave βη.

κων (θεν s. luxury ; debauchery,
disorderly conduct, excess. [zuli.

Lewgreupe Lebnewyg. $. lapis la-

Ἐῶ Ω, Up ase case.

Ἰωσσερᾳ 8. ultramarine.

lw,, ῥ s. balass ruby.

Lees oy Se Lowel, Lenght sq sontoneg,
Suphutt;, (νει, to wail, to weep, to
lament, to deplore; to be in mourning.

Leopog(% a. tearful, pitiful, rueful,
weeping, in tears; ad. tearfully, all in
tears.

Ἰ ωμω οἷν » “ὦ a. that weeps, plain-
tive, mournful, dreary, sad ; groaning,
moaning, wailing ; -pg s- female mourn-
ers, hired female weepers at funer-
als, mutes; -%, faculty of weeping.

Leapeshusts a. crying (like a child).

wyussinnins a. broken by sighs and
sobs, groaning, moaning, wailing. ὁ

Leupeambsy » ῥ. Ἰωγέννη, διωνδτη 8. place
for weeping.

Lew, a. Weeping, in tears.

ἰωῥεῖν, Leghe» deogs Layard pet,
Lajos 8. Weeping, bewailing, tears,
lamentation, mourning, groaning ; gay
ῥ ἜΣ 1 π2 ; nl ἐκ εν δ᾽, ἐσ χιμη ῥεῖν ᾽
to melt or burst into tears, to weep
bitterly, to shed a shower of tears, to
shed bitter tears 5 pushu quik, , to weep,
to cry, to groan; sushp , mourning,
time of mourning.

Ἰ κά ἵν», Leagan S. Legh -

Lusjohp ; by S. Ley pet & Legh ong » .

Ιωμπερ ’ f 8. apilum 5 Webs AE oss ly sss - (ῥ
aryl dS εμἿεμε ἔργ wr frshing bs ὗν), a crown of

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apium ( in the Nemean games ).

Lsafewm , bes. club, mace, mall, bat;
“ταν μον os fos fo orn “ys knotty club.

laws s. licking, lapping ; *dog-por-
ridge, (made of meal and water for the
dogs); bread boiled in water.

Lurhuste 8. Yop.

Lesh uteghun OF —p£w 8. a. Sorcerer
ana of a basin full of water.

whkJt, Eg va. to lap up, to lick up.

Lehr S. Taslsby :

Ἰ οἷν μεν, a. laconic.

ΙΝ (3 fret 8. laconism.

Lwhotushwh a. laconic, short, con-
cise ; - #2, laconism ; —#%md, laconic-
ally, briefly ; deeply 4“ — » to be la-
conic, to speak laconically , to ex-
press much in few words.

Lwhatagh a. s. Laconic; Spartan;
Lacedemonian. [whelp; 8. σε.

wehrun, fp ΟΥ̓Ώ τ δ. Puppy, PU

en boy, lad; waiter; en
shop-boy ; page, servant; serf.

“ὦ αἴ, ἜΣ. 0 ζω UN. to weep, to shed
tears, to cry; -- guwatuwyks, to weep
bitterly, to shed bitter tears; — fess
ΓΟ ΩΣ ἱὰ {ξηδ ει ρῥι. to have tears
at command; -- ᾧ Suaqa£,t0 cry With
laughing ; - φημ fer, to mourn for,
or bewail one’s sins; - gap, or ῥᾧ 48.
pay περμσπερν to weep, to bewail, to
deplore some one; §. |aufcd.

Luosfts 8. lama, (the human idol of
the Asiatic Tartars); zool. lama, (a
South American beast of burden ).

Ϊ μείων wh ὐἶοντε [9 ft. lamaism, lama-
worship.

Ἰ εἴα. fg OF wg 3. Ting, circle, hoop,
handle; buckle, staple; mech. axle-
bearing.

Levsfprusinp , uy ὃ. pl. torches, flam-
beaux ; a sort of meteor like a torch.

Less cl pecans ’ [ese obing usr S. ἢ κων &

ane ang ase ἦν 70 «

Lewsfpb eS, by un. to bear, to carry.

Less cl fs fos pr fete [Pros ’ Ἰωπρῥν( ᾽ ῥ ὃ. la-
eg - hpkmugf, the - of Crete;

. Pease. fog

ων, fy a. large, broad, ample,
vast, spacious, extensive; gb ᾧ --
Suresh uy, a mighty mass of flowing
water, an immense, or overflowing
river ; μεν bee -- φιωωεμήενε., & tall
and stout man, fleshy, corpulent.

Lejiusgeyt a. Wider, more ample,
very extensive; --» -« ad. largely, co-

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piousl » 8M ly > wa be. ang 200 [Ὁ ons [Ὁ an δα. Ἕω
ae ae to tell, to relate diffus-
edly.

Laying kJ a. having a bloated face,
whose features are too large.

Lusjreg hp a. of a wide and roomy
situation. [wings (the eagle ).

Leybw[the a. having very large

Lester (Pfhrctnpe 8. ββἤδνωνε κων.

Leasyte carps oP a. high chested, broad
chested ; -- bpwwwhwhe , rudders ,
helms.

Lesjleagh a. well-bent ( bow); -
erhoe Gapadubp fpeliacgubly gkub,
to speed the arrow with a vigorous
ATM 5 -- wybrqlweny, Who uses a long
bow, who bends the bow vigorously ;
-,s8. ἃ well-braced bow, a great and
strong bow, a far-shooting bow; 6
ppt afitg 4-Ὁ. ἴο well draw the
stubborn ΠῚ

exs pleases 8. Teese ove ass ene &

se ava a. that has great
longanimity , or great forbearance,
very patient.

ΡΣ ΟΣ -éfp 8. -- σεκο[" δ᾽ «

“κα εἴν a. that has a large
girdle, or zone.

Ἰ ἡνωξιυ “ἢ, a. flowing copiously.
ΠΡΟΣ ΤΣ (furrows.

Lesjiuhou a. having wide and deep

LayjtierSert%un α. of a great wit.

Lessin dg. long-drawn, far stretch-
ed, long and large; -ρ δγᾷρσῥ the im-
mense size of the earth. «(head.

Lussier Muha a. having alarge fore-

Ἰ οἱοεωΐοιω el “τ! UN. ἴο widen, to
stretch, to extend, to grow larger, to
branch out; -- daepibey, (Fhhwky, to
pick up flesh, to fatten, to get fat,
plump, chubby, stout. (vast.

Layinatpue a. spacious, extensive,

Ἰ εὐ οκνα νων με, S. | οὐΐνωνη bel’

ϊ ων βι 8. Td ie (branched.

Ϊ εὐ ener en cas oy e020 (0 a. large-leafed 4 OF

Leajlsufen. , —sersssrase’d 9 - ὧν το fo fe Ge
far-spread, great, extensive, ample,
vast, spacious; ᾧ - χω. in the
middle of a large plain.

Laxpwgaegutb tl, aghs Lujebd’, kegb
va. to widen, to enlarge, to extend;
to dilate, to stretch; to unfold, to unrol,
to draw out, to spread, to open.

Lessjtrnnprrgry » ag $. wide street ; a.
of wide streets.

Lujtunpope s. ἃ Wide dalmatic.

lua
wpbkquetgt a. having wide nails
(homan), hoofs (horse’s).

ἰωΐνρἔω 8. ΙΕ ΣΣΥΣ, γῆ

Ϊ οι νέο κε. ἡ easels of 5. Ϊ ωἥνιω-- .

[ων μα, toh guy vn. to be widened,
enlarged, extended; -- g¢lPudpp, to
prate, to chatter, to blab, to croak;
- οι ἦν εὐἷου ἐν ες peng Waaite ase ang ον po fr ;
to abbandon, or prostitute oneself
to every passer by.

Lujinh a. rather large, wide; flat.

Legjhagte 8. 1 “ὑνωω [9 fphache -

ων a. large- or web-footed ,
palmipede.

lujtoc(tpe% s. width, breadth,
extent , space, size; enlargement ;
geog. latitude; ast. amplitude.

| ωῖν»»« SL ‘ Luytoege δ. Legstnc[F-fet °

apy aw br grb ofp ν ary ὃ. δοί. catalpa.

ἰωνωξρέεσεζ 8. bot. holy-thistle.

Leypey ὟΣ lake, gum-lake; S. bax

lwskbefe 4. amentum, (a leathern
thong fastened to the middle of a
dart); bot. ament, catkins.

laifupkpdé a. high breasted ; up to
the breast.

lteete a. that ornaments the
neck; —, — dawtbosk , necklace, collar;
- = s. scarf, shawl; stomacher,
stays,

Lwifatat a. thoracic.

wWubby a. in mutual embrace; -
»to embrace each other, to be
embraced.

leifwhaygdt , fishy δ. the shoulder,
(that part of a mountain which lies
between the summit and the middle).

Llwitf~uing . wg 4. neckerchief,
brooch ; *bodice, stays ; Jewish high-
ai rational, the « Urim and
‘hummim »: stole worn by deacons
in the Eastern Churches.

ως 0 ~ayesh, --οιευΐνευξ,, ag 8.
corselet, habergeon, cuirass, breast-

late. (chest; throat, thorax.

laity , fury 2. pl. lungs, breast,
paced S. La24g--

avy, avg δ. ALMY, troop, power;

battalion, regiment. ᾿ νυ ;

Lupsane. 4. 001. condor.

*lwsunh 8. Pag:

_ lame s. bot. lapathum (a purga-
hve plant); S. Uebyaed-
da ‘des Leaded ol ag ὅ. lantern; — gngng.

TK-) - Sngehesh, Magic -; — ἵν
tmeg, Sndkgqkpury ; Brass 00s 4 ὗν ss ort fy

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ship's -- ; signal light ; light-house, bea-
CON 5 + aeyeoSerre (tbat, Davy’s lamp,
safety-lamp ; - «cfs , moderator
lamp = Ses ess μεν fis ras ly ashe ’ δ 7k. penprusljucts »
hydrostatic lamp; electric light; 8.
Yuh [2 η.

Lagebpagops 8. lantern-maker.

Ἰ μων ἔν rusher, 5. lantern-bearing ; -
gipuwt mech. the spindle οὗ a lantern.

wns ang ans ἦν [νον sf κεν Meas 0. Se lantern-seller.

Leu, fg 8. train of boats; raft,
float; vessel, ship, boat; Noah’s ark:
bedstead; mar. keel of a ship; gas
gure —. port, haven, harbour.

exr09 aoe asa ly or one e1ys αν, yn. to break,
or take to pieces, or destroy a raft or
ship; to sink.

Toes 0000s as ofp c2sy ase ’ by s. float or raft of
timber ; ship; χε -, a light or buoy-
ant ship.

[cscs ann be of, δοῦ va. to build ΟΥ̓ con-
struct; to put in a serviceable state;
to get ready.

Lwumbif 4. bot. alder-tree; timber
adapted for shipbuilding.

[smut 4. med. laudanum, opiate.

ΡΣ: 8. bot. Bourbon-palm ἢ
macaw-tree.

| » fa. latin ΝΟ νυ) the --
language ; -- &4bq6y/, the -church.

[oer ase fie ans passers [Ὁ ῥεῖν 3. latinism, lat-
in idiom.

[eae oc fe sr og Kase ᾽ op fran srg a. latinist ἢ
skilled in the latin language.

ΡΣ by case a. latin ; latinizing.

Ϊ coats βἥνευ lysterre_(P-oe ἃ. latinisation.

[ost arn fit sas assy » wg 8. latinizing » OF
romanizing Armenian.

ΡΟΣ ΩΣ by a. latin-mad.

| ses 000 fits ase bling νε. (9 βμεν 8. mania to be-
come latinized or romanized. [ed.

[eee 000 [νων ol", “γεν UN. to be latiniz-

Luwafiwyf a.s. latin, roman. [ize.

[sae ore βήνεν oy £0019 00s Ta bs ol A negh va. to latin-

Lew fib pL ad. in latin; s. latin, the
latin language. (speak ill of.

Σὰ » kgf un. to bark; to

Lu bys. string, packthread, twine ;
line, rope; galloon, ribbon ; snare, gin,
noose; bird-cage: opisthotones, con-
traction of the tendons of the neck; 8.
lapse ; back-bone, or spinal marrow:
30, anciently 60 stadia or furlongs a-
mong the Eovotiaus ; mus. chord,
string ; geom. chord ; — shitinquy» plumb
line 5 - asqh yet, bow-string 5 - bq?

LUE
Sisshs halter, TOPe 5 -- wshywpguys § mus.
a false chord > —fe ἴδ, ζ μη boy , τὸ
ἐδ ynpnguyle, to lay, or set snares,
to inveigle, to set gins.

Lepupud fir a. measured with a
surveyor’s chain; --, -ρ 8. measure-
ment; Gunter’s chain, land surveyor’s
chord ; -- wa%L,, to measure with the
chain, to lay out by the line, to sur-
vey, to parcel out; - wath, χέρᾷῤῥρ,
to divide, to portion, or to measure
out the land; -- pguwdéutf,, to be divid-
ed, or measured by line.

Lapeg he watkf un. to take the
‘measurement and plan.

ΡΣ δ. -α“ὴ “ες [Ὁ [κε Ὁ.

Lu puupaoqug , fs 8. rope-dancer, fun-
ambule; mountebank.

Lpepressfs cerry οε [2 fret δ. rope-dan cin g.

Lee preufulyg. pbtfuf un. to be strangled.

suprusfuly. p 8. & puppet-show man.

Lupuhuy, ῥ 5. mus. bridge; 5. δ.

Leng df. Encwhp 8. mur. braces,
brails; tackle, cordage.

Lerpustiny s. bird-cage.

upusun a. Surveying; s. land-sur-
veyor; —4£./ un. to measure with a
line or chain.

Ιωρνξᾷ » ag ὃ. larch-tree.

Lut, kg va. to stretch, to draw,
to spread; to set, to fix; - ww ylrqactee ,
to shoot with the bow, to be a skilful
archer ; - apnguy(tu, to lay snares, to
stretch out nets; -- gnp f smumpuitu,
to spread a snare, to deceive; -- gpl:
to stretch forth the hand ; frrgh --
qpuzh, to bristle up-

wg ὃ. tears, weeping; 5. Luyhes.

Ἰ εν σε σουῖοῖν,Γ A negh va. to make to
weep.

Lue, wg a. good, excellent; super-
ior, better; praiseworthy ; honest,
upright; - Sethian ky , afeceprlyattely , to
esteem or love more, to prefer; wa
-« n%6,, to hold in honour, to rever-
Cnce ; fp -- whap guyz. to become bet-
ter, to improve, to ameliorate; -- £, it
is good, it is better or worth more; -
&eu,80 much the better; «3 - bew fyb,
would it not be better? as -- δ bu
p&q push 4: εὦ εν onal ,am I not worth
more than ten sons to you? -- ἐν (8
tkntay Eup, Would that we also had
not survived! (pops —pre(F fer.

Lee ρει τ . τῦπε [9 με΄, 8. βωρέμω.

Ιωεωη a. better; - «μεν ἔτι. ἴο ἃ-

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meliorate, to make better, to improve;
— duphutiky» Sunhiopli,, to consider
highly, to prefer; — 44urkp. the future
life.

Luseusggp a. of good family, noble.

Lascuspsow a. fair- or sweet-spoken,
courteous. (meant.

Lwesehad a. well-minded, well-

Lewcurhudine(Pfe% 5. bounty, bene-
volence , kindness , good disposition ,
obligingness.

Lue whbeoy a. living comfortably.

Lucwht a. gentle-eyed.

] ες κω ἔτεα αι Yight-minded, equit-
able, good-hearted. (sons.

[rc corshistehne(? fe s.the having good

Ϊ με. αν δ 4. right-mindedness.

Ϊ “με. εὐἵνευ αἴ, ssguy un. to grow better,
to be ameliorated, to improve.

Lsseuy 8. Gol#- (ate, to improve.

Leewyncgubbd, πε αὖ va. to amelior-

Lee filing, wy a. knowing, clever,
wise.

Lewenph asp : Lypry 8. pl. good people.

Lwenc(Pfe% 8. goodness, improve-
ment, excellence , worthiness; good
quality ; za. &-, to amend, to reform;
—[Ph uiigh ς νη bu , parts.

ων» by #5. ἴω) paste; pap (for
the babies); hasty-pudding, hodge-
podge.

Lunpuwmbd, &gp va. to devour, to
swallow, to drink hard, to gulp down;
fig. to affront, to outrage.

Lunpld, &gh va. to lap up, to lick
up, to eat up greedily, to quaff, to
toss down, to swill; to devour, to
consume. [voracious, consuming.

ἰωνιξη, Lesofybqey a. devouring,

Ledybgkt, kyh va. to devour, to
eat up, to raven, to gorge, to glut, to
consume; — qWiwmbwh, to devour, to
be a book-worm, to pore night and
day, to read over hastily and greedily.

Lupo s. act of licking or lap-
ping up.

Ἰδω,, pb, 8. L ppl

Lount ᾿ tEphs ’ “ἴον 5. mount,
mountain : -- aban ,— Be, heaven, pe
radise ; ἐδυῥὲρ Jeucfunk bby ’ ψαεῥωΐ.
Ἵν «οὗ sss or fp eerte bs Ts esae_regs ’ the angels, the
prophets, the apostles ; apurkamh, gx
4.9 Ὁ,, Mess νοῶ tiputy , the summit, the
ridge of the mountain; ζενωμωῖΐ gh?
tépuity , strait, defile, pass; powf: 2e1-
(Fy, ups pkpuwhy , chain, ridges of

ba
mountains; Spupncghs -, volcano, 8
burning mountain ; “Δαν ἦν phe
chee. glaciers ; prequhuh ἐδ βῆρ , ice-
berg; —» Or ;4phte, mountaineers,
highlanders ; ast, Vingeryress hy ene fale 9 [meee
bayfe ;epfip , the planetary, the lunar
mountains; 4-- αν ghuy , to 50
from mountain to mountain, or by
mountain paths ; - Upto, Yuwupe,

mount Sinai, Ararat; fepbe gikpfiw

babi fe pupdpwthaylie ῥρήῤρωηξη ws
dee. the foaming waves ran moun-
tains high ; be -- ιἤνεζν Stowe, tho
mountain brought forth a mouse.
[owntashuwte, &C- 8. bath , δια.
Leura, “wert &. liver ; - agld-ne.,
calf’s -- 3 gus shpxf, — complaint;
mmm, pnppnp meth Leret ᾿ hepatite, in-
flammation of the liver.
Logkot , Ἰδεξηΐν, sy ΟΥ̓ by s. le-
GI0D ; -- αγωσαν σε. ον — Of honour.
ἱκηξιδνυξωσε εἴς a. composed of many
legions. (legionary.
κεῖ δι ζοῦν a. NUMELOUS ; -- οὐδε,
"] δὴ 4. the licking, lapping up.
Ubqaes & or ry, wg 8. tongue; lang-
uage, speech, idiom; nation, people;
- wupfrnt uy, smoke-dried tongue;
- wymkat, med. [08] tongue; -'horgh,
toe of a boot or shoe; - quitguhh,
clapper, tongue of a bell; -- Eph,
geog. neck of land; Sey, whgqhushiuh
-» the Armenian, the English lang-
uage, or the Armenian, the English;
qecmamhut —, dialect, idiom; «ἴδω.
rit -- , mother-tongue, vernacular
idiom, native language; δίων» «πη
abe, -, living, dead language; wenn
δὲς. -=y. language-master ; ἠωροΐω,
be guard ἡ βιυζμ, —f, teacher, profes-
tor of french; — ξεν , οὐστα- ον bhbgwcng ;
ἃ malicious, slanderous tongue; — κα.
Ire, εἴξημω ων, honey-tongued ;
~ uf» debt, eloquent; frowby ony be
“τ, to speak many languages; to
ve the gift of tongues; -ᾧ sw, to
speak inconsiderately; to ne let
7 -- χη , a “Σιυζδ, —, o be able
fo talk, to receive the faculty of
speech ; aepdenl ἔτι» agk, wane ἡ--» to
speak openly against, to contradict;
“s) ap yreve Tos guk,, “εἴν, qt ὃ ΠΧ 7 OF
"αὐ, σ᾿ ἢν, to hold one’s tongue; to
bridle one’s tongue; dk pd ῥ δ᾽ —fi
κέν to have at one’s tongue’s end;
ME phils σβε. φωχωηχωήμωρ τιν to

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lose the use of speech, to be tongue-
tied, speechless or dumb, to be struck
dumb; sastrores lips E-, wy eqoulb pe pounce,
the tongue has no bones and yet it
breaks bones ; apayfufe — gesqush presen ,
what a chatter-box! fuph peu) ῥα.
μη χ-- pep, he has much changed
his language, he now sings quite an-
other tune. (languages.

Ἰ δησε μεῖνε [Ὁ [εἶν 8. science of

Le qaessg np » ag OF by a. talkative,
loquacious, garrulous, prating.

are byfs ἢ -σῥεῖ. » Egquy un.
to have a great itching to talk, to be
all tongue, to let one’s tongue run on,
to chatter, to prattle.

Ἰ δ ῳπειινη ω[εε 9} 8. [00 great a free-
dom of speech, flippancy of tongue,
the being too free with one’s tongue,
prate, prattle, loquacity.

Lb gqaewgken 8. linguist.

Ἰ χει pune [δ ῥεῖν 8. linguistics,
knowledge of languages.

Logqneugpac(tfet 5. glossography.

Ἰδηνειυη δια a. skilled in many
languages.

Léqaesfroune{t- ford s. the gift of
tongues, gift or power of speaking
many languages; med. glossology.

bynemd aye a+ pronounced withthe
tip of the tongue.

Léqnewh, wy 8. tongue; epiglottis,
uvula = gape ® br wg » index ἡ - Meee casey cee,
σεως » ey; ~ spray. scr ’ reed; = OF
So hong, index, tongue; — φιωἥνη ων
4h, tongue; - or dgwip Spugliiney,
trigger of fire-arms.

Le gqnewhiny a. tongue-tied.

Légqocuwsun a. having the tongue
cut out; -£./va. to cut out the tongue.

Léqoewdh. a. tongue-shaped.

*] ξη σευ ὗπε ἤν, 4. zool. a 8016 (sea-fish).

ΟΣ Loqaewif a. *eloquent,
fluent ; S. ΙΣΤ 5 - ἐνξι, ls
qrematpl, ἔχ un. to have a glib or
flippant tongue, *to have the gift of
the gab.

[Sbgqaeustae [Ὁ fet ὃ. loquacity, talka-
tiveness; garrulity, flippancy.

Le gqocmudup cas fisere ὃ. detraction, sland-
er, evil-speaking, diffamation.

Léqacwm a. that lisps or stammers;
5. ΣΕ Σ :

Ἰ δηπε αν pigh» (δ va. to lick; to lap.

Lé7 8. Legs Legh Ἰωρρ

Ιἐφωξιωνπῖν α. mixed with gall, bitter.

Lon

Loqul νῥὶ :. indigo; gnpS umn —h,
- -manufactory.

Lrquhwpbp a. producing indigo.

Fy whwary% a. indigo colour, blue.

Léquhbup , L&quehf s. bot. indigo
plant.

Ἰ δηωξβων 8. chem. indigotine.

Ἰ δηωςφων a. of a bitter taste.

Le quel aguy 8. ἴημα, Lee qued

S-qushg. δ. ἃ Sandwich.

Léab sqerys plug §. gall; bile > fg.
gall, spleen, rancour, malice, wrath,
choler; a. *bitter ; aquph εξ γε,» gall-
bladder.

Ἰ δηνείθ ῥεῖν 3. bitterness. [dissolve.

Ἰ δα σε Γυη. to temper, to dilate, to

Lednt, δια. 8. Ἶ ῥεῖν, δια.

Lé24 a. hairless, napless, worn out,
consumed, wasted.

bryljuschesh , ang §- hide, skin.

Lo2hkuy, GEp s. a fur coat, pelisse.

Lézhbt, hkguy un. to lose the hair ;
to lose the nap, to wear out.

Léqb2ah a- brazenfaced, bold.

Léntupkpd a. high, very high, as
high as a moantain.

Léa hwpynep a. like a mountain (hill).

Loniwpinwg 4. highlander, mount-
aineer; hermit, anchoret; a. dwelling
in the mountains ; mountainous.

Leaky peg, by &. mountain-village.

fntughp 8. oreographer.

Lente pwhath a. oreogtaphic-

Lontwepoe(tpet δ. oreography.

Latlugiwy a. passing or winding
among mountains. [plain, table-land.
batiugupn , —wh, wy ὃ. TOUNtAID-

Ls ntuuforyg a. seeking among moun-
tains; wandering or roving among
mountains. (mong mountains.

[satuferye a. rititing or hiding a-

Ἰδαΐωξ, wy ἃ. small hill, hillock,
eminence.

Ἰ διΐνιυζ οὖ, a. mountain, mountain-
ous; 8. mountaineer; hermit, sol-
itary.

[batwhwphwn a. steep, rising high,
very elevated, very lofty, towering.

Lo ntwh bsg ’ —hbghl a. 8. mount-
aineer; hermit; - ,fr&, , to live, to
dwell in the mountains.

[Satwhtgne{2pe% 8. sojourn, retired
life among the mountains; quid»
-ΟἿ ww, to withdraw to the mount-
ains; to live a hermit's life.

LE aiwhnyitt ᾿ Gagdushy 8. mountain-

w

56 Lbv
side, highland, mountainous country,
region or place.

E-rberasheyen » ~karmenk a. heaped Ῥ»
gathered into a mass, amassed, dri
ed into a heap like a mountain; ,6«_
Dusky huphwe., heap, mass; rick;
pile Wee ed Ed abe ἃ heavy 868,
mountainous billows.

Leatw5whghen a. like a mountain,
very high, enormous.

[4 aiw Soyer] a.surrounded by moun-
tains ; mountainous, alpine.

[sated a. mountain like, very
high ; - facmwhf,, to be heaped up;
~ 4nSuhp, waves like mountains, en-
ormous billows.

Ἰ δ αν. αν 8. 1 ἐμαί,

Ἰ δ αωνῖνε ων a. retired to, or fled in
the mountains.

[sé atugft a. mountainous, alpine; s.
mountaineer, highlander. [ ains.

ΝΣ a. beyond the mount-

Lentutind, δ, ἡ Δ UN. to become a
mountain; to rise like a mountain, to
rise aloft, to elevate, to tower.

Ἰ ἐπτινιωῖν 8, bn iemthe«

Lectwukn a. that loves the mount-
ains, fond of mountainous country.

Leatunduyne S. Lontuhagth.

Vb 0a Foes 00019 otal oS ’ wey fo va. to hoard,
to accumulate, to heap together.

[fatal usy ᾿ buyy ὃ. pl. the dwell-
ers On the slopes, or at the foot ofa
mountain, lowlanders.

Léntnut ’ non fils s. foot ofa mount-
ain; the country extending from the
foot of mountains, lowlands.

Leakage busy ᾽ basyy &. pl. mount-
aineers, mountain population, people
dwelling in the mountains.

[fatgh a. s. mountaineer ; argh ῥᾷέ -»
mountain-lass , --maid; -ὀ WSumkack ,
mountain-lad.

[fatopht ad. like a mountain.

[sud 5. pounded matter, (any sub-
stance triturated, pounded, or reduc-
ed to small bits or to powder).

leew, ῥ 4. slab used by painters
for grinding and mixing paints.

Lean Α teu, [Bs va. to grind, to
pound, to beat, to powder, to braise,
to crush; chem. to levigate.

Léuncith s. chem. levigation.

Léurcnp 3. places water-worn by
currents, or torrents; chem. detritus;
cinders.

Lb

Lép int. now! come on!

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ed with glory; ἐἶ -msencppe s full of

[bputrgodE fe s. mountain valley, years, old; εἶ dimop, sensible, judic-

vale, dale ἢ dell; as aa 1e-Te cas ty erg oe ῥ Ju,
glacier.

Lepe 8. Loewe -

lépquphhss va. to frighten, to
dread, to terrify, to scare. (lungs).

Lépqwpry (2, poclth s- lobe (of the

Lépquqayh a. liver coloured.

Lépgufunm s. bot. germander; turk.
4 ον ον Dye ἡ. αἴλω 5, ollie e_ os «

bpquhb, a. whose heart is touch-
ed; fig. sad, melancholy.

ἱδρᾳινᾷβη. -aSunnp a. akin, relat-
ed, consanguinous : -- wpfe%, relation-
ship, consanguinity, ties of blood.([side.

Lb pq whnnith » ~hoys Gantt s.the liver

paw Slings haruspex, augur, divin-
er, soothsayer; - ;/ub,, to examine
or consult the entrails, to prognostic-
ate like an augur.

Lipzmddingne(Pfe% 4. soothsaying,
(divination by the entrails of victims);
augury, omen.

bpqmmuehhy 8. bot. liver-wort: turk.
Pah oltnes πέρ gplwup -
Lpqssgine 8. CONSUMption, phthisis,
decline; a. consumptive.
pepe Lépenpeh pup 8. hepa-
tite, liver-stone.
Léphte [2 fing a. causing the mount-
ains to tremble and quake.

Léphs fy a. hairless, bald; gr. soft.

Lkphordtujt a. mus. shrill, acute,
sharp. [or skin is without hair.

Lb php esscliaepralfite ᾿ dings [2- a. whose body

ἱρά, ougany UN. to become
bald, to peel off, to come off.

ἱέναι va. to peel, to strip off.

Lkphac{? fe s. baldness, smooth-
hess, nakedness.

[be fru (Paste, ὦ, 8. leviathan.

Ἰεῤ 4. declivity, incline, slope;
steepness, a steep & profound decliv-
Ny; wa -,— wn. — a. ad. precipitous;
In a sloping manner, downwards.

Lbebot 8. Légknt.

1. ag a. full; superabundant, cop-
lous; ad. fully, completely, thorough-
ly, entirely; ‘perfectly; ἐᾧ wnhb,, to
fill, to load, to heap; qpaqned” uk
the (b wpe puts, many have heard
him; ¢b spiky 8. Lpustwd pb be pb 8.
ἰβκεῥ; ὦ axel. , παρ, by handsful,
profusely, generously ; ἐᾧ aww,
loaded with booty ; ,é ppunap, cover-

1OUS, Wi8O 5 gle be praceferarn sory foese ere [96 «εἴα,
ubpad, dpfuyzashop » full of gratitude, of
affection, of faults; ἥεενε. “τε. [πε “9 ει δ» ub ἢ
ten entire days sat Ly ses oss 02070 br cary push
“οὖ, perfectly full, entire, complete,
perfect; pou hed. pound. thasgr be osry ν
full moon, pat sash g fils ig eas poly br sasy , a
glass of wine full to the brim; ἐν σα.
4 esse er ly «ἴω 1, εν atk, , to be adult, to
arrive at man’s estate; δν plhpwhp
tages Susyne, they are full of laughter,
of merriment; sf swsuegk», YOU are
quite right. [very happy, joyful.

Lbupufump a. full of happiness,

Ἰδιωμωγ a. bountiful , generous ;
plentiful, copious. — (ile, fruitful.

Lfuepép a. copious, abundant, fert-

Lpopb pot a. open-mouthed, greedy,
eager; ad. greedily, eagerly.

Ἰῥωμπεηῷ a. copious, abundant; -
ubqutuuqen, & Kenerous cupbearer.

Liwpoent a. with full hands; ad.
bountifully, plentifully, generously ;
S. Peteenghyp -

Lpugpune[2f 4. perfect knowledge.

Lbmghe a. well-bent (bow); <p s.
skilful archers.

Léugayt a. full, abundant, very cop-
ious, in the highest perfection.

L bueqop a. who has unlimited author-
ity, plenary powers; -- sumfiwh, mi-
nister plenipotentiary.

Léuaybp a. superabundant; brimful.

L διωμνε ft 4. full moon; ad. at full
moon; by moon-light.

Lbusfenpenfl a. abundant, plentiful;
sumptuous; festive,merry; gluttonous.

Léwéfp a. vast, immense (Ocean ).

Ἰ βωξι πε fet 8. | σωζωΐνι [9 pen.

Lbwhunwpe a. plenary, full, com-
plete, absolute; ad. perfectly, entirely,
fully ; - ῥρίωμδοπε 9}. absolute power,
full authority ; -- fyhretucng» & pleni-
potentiary ; - tk pnync(2fe%, plenary
indulgence.

L buh sXe a. full of wisdom, sen-
sible, prudent; ingenious, skilful.

Lfburdtén% a. with a bountiful hand,
liberal, generous. [bent (bow).

Léwdfq a. skilful in archery; well-

Léwithp a. abundant, copious; gen-
erous, liberal. (claws, or talons.

Lpurficg fh, u. clawed, armed with

Lu
Lp ustreedl’, δ δα} UN. ἴο be full, tO ae
bound; to be filled with, to be satiated.
pasayes orp a. heaped up, running
over, full to overflowing; complete,
perfect. [munificent.
Lpussquepgés a. liberal, bountiful,
Lounge ad, abundantly, plentifully.
wngesney O. fruitful, fertile, pro-
ductive, teeming. [vast.
Ἰ βευω ως fink a. extensive, spacious,
Lpeogarune Sh a. full of anger, angry.
Loegaegwhk Γ᾽ " meyh UO. to fill up, to
fill with; to satiate, to fill to over-
flowing, to load with; to satisfy; to
perfect, to finish, to ultimate.
Lbweng a. full, abounding with;
wealthy, opulent.
Lpewtutthp np. Anti-Libanon.
[pewter 4. frank-incense; 8. Ypr_
gpnek- [ant, overflowing.
Lé δε εἰ a. brimfal, i doa abund-
— bqattbl, gh va. to lick; to lap; to
devour, to consume; to destroy, to
annihilate. (devour, to exterminate.
Loqefht? watt va. to lick up, to
: Loge, Eof ᾿ Legal ab Ss. Ἰ ῥηωδ,, of
Wet, chb 8. lake, lagoon; basin;
wash-hand basin, wash-pot, tub.
Le4*, phew 5. wash-hand basin.
LL. δ 8. lake, mere, pool, pond;

(ig — presi OF amagrecissssesusg , lake of

tears, eye; - Spay, lake of fire, hell; -
afro, the space between the chord
and the arc; wn usp αν on the
margin of the lake.
Leiden, & 8. lemon, citron; opmupurg
-[» OY -wfacp, lemonade,
Lpdanf 8. lemon-tree.
ΤΟΣ νῥ 9. limbo.
— Letgfper 5. lyncurium, tourmalin.
Lote, ὅμως 8. gum; gucbky jogmg,
to have sore gums. ᾿ς “falogy.
Ltt ων μεῖνε [Ὁ rt δ. Genesis, gene-
Lftbjay a. future, coming, inevit-
able; s. the future, time to come.
Lftbye [Ὁ fh 4. being, origin, gener-
ation, creation, birth; J -- w#Sé,» to
create, to produce from nothing, to
call into existence; μεωΐνζινε (δ ὍΣ or
srseibg > - φως to be created, to
exist; - ΟΥ̓ gfpp -ἰδιων, Genesis; -
or -ρν creatures, entities.
bebe Βηξ. ches dep phe 08 hb
v.aux. to be; to exist, to live; to
consist; to become, to turn, to make
one’s self; to happen, to take place,

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to occur, to chance; to come to pass;
- wn, to marry, to be married ; -- δὺς
fuel, pha. εν εἴεεμὗνυ,, to have commerce
with, to be in intimate relation with;
~ pig auslkp, to stay with, to live
together; - mphkp, to sojourn; to
dwell; - ghphpac{t fet ncpacp, to be
the joy or happiness of; — «ye, to be-
come a mab, to arrive at man’s estate;
— pubutu,, to be ordaimed priest;
gh ns bubs pug ῥω » what shall I do?
what will become of me? 6 gtda_
(Pheri be fh Sbrusgneith bake “ἔνεμε.
he was the glory and admiration of
the whole world; &&% tapas ὄρᾷπι. op.
ghe,» he has two 80n8; fgb% ajunpht
opmlea &e ku, whatever it may be;
pute be. ἐξ tbgsbh: God forbid! an putty
be. δε οἷοι [bul fu ᾿ they married and
were given in marriage; ay fis ;bel.
vy & Eqhgh. happen what may! =f
the OF pé&po.p, adieu! good bye! fare-

well! (birth, delivery.
Lfterth apgeng 8. procreation,
[finp 8. 1 fee

Load ad. plentifully’, abundantly,
copiously, fully; completely; amply,
largely ; diffusely.

ΤἸ ῥννε (9 με 8. plenty, abundance, fal-
ness;repletion; riches; ζδως ᾧ - 1.
to live in abundance; ῥ᾽ - in abun-
dance, profusely ; 6 — percuhwhf,
sufficiently, enough.

Léo-yb a. full, copious; abundant;
ad. fully, plentifully, abundantly. _

Loukat ἢ {usuily $. axle-tree; whirl
put to a spindle: shin or shin-bone,
the tibia. (ounces) ; litre.

L fone ) od , ine ᾽ Eng 8. pound (16

Lér > upb> aebe 8. fulness, plenitude;
- εν εὐἥ ἔτ, s to filla ditch ; peke feped:
totally, entirely, completely; =».
husthy» hapneuutiky gi phhpt uke fe.
ps to lay waste the land; to desol-
ate the land in the fulness thereof;
Sk anth αὶ Enhbp tebe bapa, the earth
is the Lord's and all that rap heee

αν weby 2. impudent, insolen
anne ‘brazenfaced , bold; im-
modest, indecent, shameless; cynic.

1 4. s. stuffing; any thing used to
fill up a vacancy : knuckle-bones: dice;
— faquy, to play at knuckle-bones.

δέχ. 1 δεημι 8. Legs ἴσα.

Lhe s. bot. linden-tree.

Lifacte ἢ tung 8. vexation, torment,

lou
Ags ill usage ; anguish, sorrow,
affliction, trouble; - ghewhkuthp, ob-
session; hypochondria, spleen, blue
devils.
lygse. &yf una.to vex, to torment,
to ope to torture, to maltreat;
to afflict, to trouble, to molest; to be
possessed oy
flower, to di

Ω
a

devils; to violate, to de-
shonour; to ravish.

lye-4 4. torment, vexation; afflic-
tion, trouble. [obedient, submissive.

|dwpuypd a. that bears the yoke;

loagfe a. that imposes a yoke: -
ee to subject, to place under the
yoke.

Leah, wg 8. lever; balance; -- pias
au(Jb fe, arms of the cross; micch.
lever; — fanny, beam of an assaying
balance; - ίδκρδιω, OF ὡς εἰζίνω ζένε.,
crook orelbow -; - wpgh ps, detent -.

[ee eer ll; po Is orgy ὅδ. horse-gin.

lsu$fyc.s. bearing the same yoke,
yoke-fellow , companion, fellow, col-
league, partner; husband, spouse; gr.
(letters) of similar sounds; - Seu.
“πὸ εν. consanguinity; — ,buL,,
to = united, accompanied ; to be mar-
ried.

ἰδωξαῤῥε. pbipl, Lawhnnchl, byw,
vn. to quarrel (among yoke-fellows) ;
to fall out with one’s companions, to
make a quarrelsome houschold; to
litigate, to contend, to dispute.

Ἰδωζα κε πε [δ pets. yoke-fellow war,
dispute among persons subject to the
same authority ; a quarrelsome house-
hold; controversy, dispute, quarrel;
law-suit.

ἰδωξηδιῖ, δον una. to place under
the same yoke, to harness together;
to conjoin, to join, to league, to unite,
to confederate ; to couple, to pair; to
Unite m marriage; --σῥαν bywy un- to

united, conjoined; to be agreed;
to be married.

[SahgacfPfe% s. conjunction, junc-
tion, union, tie; marriage; as/. con-
junction, syzigy; gr. substitution of
letters having similar sounds.

[swthe a. yoked; that draws; ἠδ
~ ἔρβήωρερ, drawn by six horses-

oy 6

a

ἰδωρδωξα. unharnessed, detached ;

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separated, divoreed. [separation.

Ldap dtuhne{Pfe% 4. partial divorce,

1δ4,Γ, kyf va. to yoke; to couple,
to join; - qyas, to harness the hors-
es to a carriage, to get a coach rea-
dy; - σεγῥῴωρω, ἴο match two hors-
es; to put horses to a cOach; -- guhdt
ybts, to apply oneself to; gr. to sub-
stitute one letter for another.

Ldpiq_4F a. contumacious, rebel-
lious, stubborn, wilful, disobedient.

Lapt4&, a. that shakes off the yoke,
disobedient, refractory, froward, re-
bellious; - ,(%4,, to shake off the
yoke, to obtain liberty ; to be refract-
ory. [yoke (oxen).

L&4-«% a. capable of bearing the

Latpaupa S. Ld apsayd -

Lsopq a. united under the same
yoke; joined , associated, allied; e-
qual, matched ; gr. 8. |Swhpg-

LdopquSf% a. germane, uterine.

Loapgkd, kgf va. to join, to con-
join; -- αι gr. to conjugate a verb ;
ῥ ὦν -- to unite in one; — qagursne_
ht sag case ly Ey αν τε, [9 ἐν ease cur ghay, to
unite chastity with beauty.

L Sapp. fer 4. conjunction, yoke,
union; ast. conjunction of two planets,
syzigy ; gr. conjunction. { pairs.

Laopgepke ad. proportionally; in

13 qup 8. acre (land measure).

Ἰ ζει 4. bridle, reins. (tender ; moist.

Lobel, &guy un. to become soft, or

Lateped κι κῷ .Ἶ ζωναναγ, | ἢ ον κωΐννα, ws
yuy un. ἴο be impudent, shameless, in-
solent; to lose all sense of shame, to
lay aside decency, to become shame-
less, tu lead a debauched a = dare;

Lhy wu, to look impudently.
ἃ Liem ΘΙ, Ἰ ξ νει 9} 9. παν ΕἼ να:

᾿ς φωνωχωρ ὅ. Ugenb gery ey -

Uber acer S. Leeper °

Lgunwinng 56. house of ill-fame,brothel.

Lganutkp 8. Lganc (Pfc.

Lgebbud, guy S. Laub, &ce.

Ἰ ζωνδ σε ἡ ἥν να, σε οὖ va, to render
impudent, obscene, filthy.

beak pustine [ὁ [εν δ. obscene, filthy,
licentious language.

Lgekquep_g a. impudently , immo-
destly clothed or jewelled.

Lanh 9 ery, εν ἔν rg α. impudent, im-
modest, shameless, lecherous, lewd,
libertine, licentious, insolent, unblush-
ing, brazen-faced ; lascivious, wanton,

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Lil
lustful, obscene ; -- fanpure &,, to dance
indecently. |

Lhe 3. Ἶ ζωνευΐνευ Γι

Lane, wkwy 8. litter; sedan-chair.

Lgannc(2f-% 4. impudence, effront-
ery, immodesty, indecency, shameless-
ness, licentiousness, obscenity, liber-
tinism, dissolute life.

] χίωδ'ν, f or πε. 8. great lake, sea.

| )ωωξ , qs. pool, pond, marsh: molt-
en-sea, laver. [the deepest part.

Ἰχωωερ, ΜΓ s. the middle of a lake,

Ἰ »ιωΐνευΓ, asgey UN, to be stagnant,
to stagnate. [οὗ a lake.

Lx ft, | >tbqes. side, margin, shore

Lediak » any S. fal

[iui a. entire, whole, complete ; ad.
entirely, totally, quite.

LAS, kgf va. to press, to squeeze ;
to soften, to make tender; to knead;
chem. to combine.

Lijedba 8, |odjadhl.

LBenk-S un. to dirty the cradle.

ΣΝ 5. Aeaput.

lve (Pfe% 5. greediness, gluttony.

Lzgesd a. churned.

Ἰ νη). ΔΓ va. to churn.

Lenetl, psp va. to fill; to accomplish,
to fulfil; to spread, to diffuse; to com-

lete, to consumate; to load, to re-
oad, to fill again; to repeople; to
glut; to stuff; - gut. to bend the
bow; -- jacuifp, to be at the fall
(moon); -- gopkiw, to fulfil the law; -
“ορξνω plnac([Ibwh, to satisfy the laws
of nature ; - gap opfitep mbunt, to in-
struct in, to fill with knowledge of
the divine law; - qpungs qeuper, to
drive away hunger, to satisfy ; to
quench thirst; - γῥηζω, to satisfy or
content one’s wishes; — guakess, to
satisfy one’s necessities; -- gtkaw, to
give to the priest, to consecrate; to
be consecrated; wpkeasdp — thaw, tO
dip the hands in blood, to assassinate;
- qnp aya ἔπε. Ωρ ’ to load with gifts ;
- φαίην, to take the place of, to sub-
stitute, to replace; - ἥν» f dép, to
fill up to the brim 5 pig. «ὦ ει να unbe_
gfe - τῶν bean enpruitte Pn » to spread the
Gospel of Christ everywhere.

Lund, σ᾿ un. to be filled, to come
to its highest pitch, to complete ; am.
Σιν Sauuhbe, he becomes adult.

beatae » ayy UN. to wash, to
bathe oneself, to take a bath; -- ane.

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ung , whey, to bedew ; to water plants.

Loguthp s. bath, bathing, ablution,
washing.

Legupwt s. bath ; bathing-place ;
lavatory; 8. Legute- [to bathe.

ΣΎ χὰ Ἷ “εἰὴῦ υα. ἴο wash,

Legoe[P prt ; Legos 8. σε» .

Ἰσιϑᾷ 4. tomata.

Loaf. vy, ofa. sole, alone, only,
simple; empty, desert; deprived of ; -
ofr, work-day ; - Hisasy ᾧ “Ππωρη ἤνξ,, to
be, or to remain unpeopled ; — &e pl
fp aprpa (abu , disconsolate, very
sad;—, or - ῥ᾽ -z ad. only, simply;
puwhpe —od, with the word alone.

Lohse pnp ad. 8. Leg.

Lofwenp a. pennyless, naked, nude.

Lohbs, bguy un. to be alone, aband-
oned; to be empty, void, desert; to
deprived of.

Lofee(2fe% 4. privation, want, emp-
tyness, void; — gtshg, poverty, indi-
gence.

Lo 4. mould for soap.

Le, 8. swimming: flying; - .pup.
stone-roller; ν᾽ - (ιν. to swim,
to take to the water, to jump into the
water; wphutk, f -, to set floating,
to float, to launch; /-, by swimming;
bp -- Susnuwtby whywtb;, to ewim Over,
Or across; ᾧ — Susumbk, fp gusdenp , to
swim to the shore; > — &pltwmz, to
swim to, to swim beyond.

Loqusl » —wele , ang Qo that swims,
swimming; acquatic ; s- swimmer;
acquatic animal, fish; - cgayf%, γὸ-
latile, bird. L -

nya, wgus, Lagll, b-gusy un.
πὰς ἴο float, to be buoyed up; -
yous, to fly, to float in the air.

Loqusp ws 5. Legare « :

ΤΩΣ εἴων »εἴδ᾽» mech, floating body.

Leqéw va. to roll, to level with a
cylinder. [plunger.

Ἰ σησρᾳ ν “νη 8.8wimmer ; diver ; mech.

Leqapgne(2fed s. art of swimming.

Layne 4. cool. tipula; podura.

Ladjadkd va. to masticate, to chew.

Lad a. liquid, fluid; loose, free;
soft, mellow, tendor ; — aprmfuyt, Open,
easy in the bowels ; -- fab, εἶνε [ δ οὖν
to be easy in the bowels; to have the
diarrhea, flux, looseness 5 Suche kede
immodest dress; -- g&uake, debaucn-
ery, dissolute life.

Loa 8. Lea:

Lar
ὩΣ ν ἔα. νη} , and δ. light; brightness,
splendour; fire ; illumination ; day;
sun; sky; eye; fig- consolation, relief,
balm, balsam; -- or - «w%éq, Eternal
Light ; — Sustsmmnny, — hese 03 4 , the light
of faith; light of intellect; - pussy,
a gentle light ; - gag fpuxehoup, northern
lights, (aurora borealis); -- &bpenpus
fur, electric light; -- gaqh, gas light;
b-, ad. by the light of, in broad day-
light, openly, visibly; &qhyf -- be &
qt. -, let there be light! and there was
light ; — Up ! “ἡ ἵν οἵη. poy: εἷς prearte uly
gnc kpkipy δῖ,»εἤ,η. » be ζω" ΟΣ ως κα
bby “ωσεὴν “ν΄ fry 4.πε. Mass παν. με! [ἢ ’ hail,
Holy Light! offspring of heaven first-
born, or of the Eternal coeternal beam;
she - οἷν [Faso gs ζω] poser cas ly «εἿ,εἴγεστε 9 ὯΟ
joy without alloy; Sagby jocun,, to
dawn ; fps -ἢ ““ὐγερὺ ells 70 ΤΣ ἡ 0 ᾽ it
was scarcely break of day, at day
break, at early down; f - guy, ᾧ -
{δΐνωνη Swumtb,, to come out, to ap-
pear; to come into the world, to be
born; to give birth or life to; gapne.
wwhk, 4-- ξεν to lose one’s sight; -
aw wywy, to open the eyes, to cause
to perceive, to Warn ; aJipmphy poeury
mpop, no longer to behold the light
of da , te die ; fp -- δέει, 4Susth, fp —-,
to bring to light, to discover, to pub-
lish, to illustrate ; fb - a δι bry oy hess_
okws,to bring out, to publish a work;
~ maine, , to see the day; to grow
light; fg. to be enlightened, illuminat-
Qed; / - quate, to issue from an
eclipse ;— #0, to instruct, to enlight-
en; — ὦ μεν ἢ ῥπῃ Σὰ ft whihnl(PE ,
light of my eyes, my life, my heart,
my love, my darling, my dearest one,
my sweet one; mse pl df wbruyhh 9 ,
may 1 be struck blind! *damn my
ἐν: ᾿ ΓΗ [window.
yay &eap 3. sky-light ; garret-
Losi πε
Lawgf s. zool. salmon.
ἰσήβωνα s. kidney-bean.
Lap, ῥ ᾿ Ἰσρωκπωρὰν any ν Ἰσσωπωμ,
th» qery 5. quail; dwg —, young -.
opehoy ὃ. cage for quails.
; ΡΣ; ΟΡ Ἰ ρῶν ’ —dackp ᾿ dusky ὃ. 88"
= spittle, slobber, slaver, drivel;
ἐμά πεἥιω Sop “νε.. «εὐ ἔτι» to slaver, to
slabber, to drivel ;- dha. foam ; -
οὧβ, Venomous slime; - ῥχνε ϑίνων.
Slime ; ρῶν κωρέβρῳ, yeast, barm.

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Lk
ΣΙ Σ fi ’ Lore heer ess bs cress ly Ae salival.
Leprtd, δὺο va. to set on edge.
Lopgocin 5. obscene song.
Lepe a. inert, idle, lazy, sluggish.
Laput ῥα, bguy UN. to be tired, fa-
tigued, wearied; saypumbb&uw, duh, ἃ
wearied peasant.

Lapwntnek 5. ἴσης fh.

Legere, wg 8. adder, ἃ small non
venomous yellow serpent adored by
the ancient Egyptians.

lepse: “5 8. convulsion, violent
contracting of the sinews, spasm.

Loe » πῇ 8. flea; ΟΣ, apntly q-u P
to flea, to clear from fleas; fsuslt_
sree & ἐν A --bite, —-biting ; μευ (Fb sary
fb ~ajy --bitten.

Lee 8. the hearing, the act of hear-
ing ; -#a%£,,to make known, to bring
intelligence, to announce, to publish,
to divulgate, to spread the news; --
ifu&,, to be heard of, to be announc-
ed, to be made known, to be publish-
ed, promulgated; - δηδν puskp bap ,
his words were heard; -- /-—.ad. pub-
licly , in presence, in the hearing of;
be wuk οἴνων" pid -- —-, he told them
in my hearing.

Ἰνεωηδη » wy ὃ. bot. flea-bane ἀπ
«νοῦ; lurk. ὠμτεν ξνἤ .

Lecuyh Le 8. bath; wash-house ;
scullery; privy, watercloset, close-
stool; slop-pail; περ -ghusy . Suds,
slop, sink, drain; pépw <p, thermal
baths, hot baths.

Ἰ πεν 8. cleansing substance ;
-p, Washer, scourer, fuller; washer-
woman, laundress ; bath.

| er eT ἢ sry fr va. to wash 9 to
cleanse, to bathe ; to rinseg -- ghpbuu,
to wash the face of; to wash one’s
face 3 sncwutend gthau, I wash my
hands of it, Til have nothing: to do
with it; - gape (PF -buslintop , to scold,
to upbraid, to reprimand, *to blow up;

focpe —, to innundate, to wash away,

ta destroy by floods; smhew —» to
wash a blackamoor white, to lose
one’s labour.

Ϊ σειν cased » δαϑεῃ δῇ 71. ἴο wash, to wash
one’s self; to bathe, to bathe one’s
self; fg. to clear one’s self from, to
wash out a stain of dishonour; - φεῦ.
fuuwpkis, to refuse a recompense; --
quk pif, wnt, to lose, to abort, to fail,
to miscarry, to have an abortion, a

Lak

premature birth; quuyyu δε ἡπε ναι
pyr atop bine adpu / you contam-
inate others by your iniquities.

Locwpty 8. Wash-hand basin; basin
or tub to wash in; lavatorium: lavabo.

Lac gusd a. washed.

Lecusgut ὅπερ. Locus ee adda 3. dish-
water, slops, suds; filth, dirt.

Ἰ σευ ὗν 8. Wash-house, laundry ;
washing place; bath.

Lacwgup s. ablution. (S. | we

Lecwgu pet 8. towel; linen napkin ;

Dre sary sss pe usegs p κε, ἢ 8. washer, bleacher;
- 4 ft ,or -ne Sp ,washer-woman , laund-
ress. [νὴ --᾿ washing tub, bath.

Lrreuwyfl a. that serves to wash ip;

Tecwgne "-πρ' -hgp S. Lecusguifoeg

Ἰ σελ σε “ἢ, 5, Washing, bathing; ab-
lution ; —gS/m%p , bath.

Tecuyp > ghg 5. Washing, whitening;
bleaching ; of -gfg» washing day.

Lecefe s. kidney-beans ; (up JS -,
French-beans ; wmaypanh —, haricot -;
- vaqhwhot, scariet runners.

*Lock dS, kgf va. to hem. [&e.
. Lec (th pushiot ’ ἄς. 8. Leech (με ἤ este ᾽

Ἰ σε s. aphis, plant-louse, wine-
fretter, insect blight on plants.

Leeyufu 8. sleet.

Lee furun S. Ἰσεωηξη-

Leeds, sing 8. yoke; ¥g. yoke, sub-
jection, slavery, bondage; pair, cou-
ple; ast. libra, the balance (sign of the
zodiac); mar. yoke; <p bquity, yoke
΄ of oxen ; — yang, pair of scales; beam
of a balance ; pumtuy firs fp -- Ipang,
to weigh with scales; -p, a pair;-—-,
in pairs ; - ES ρων E ke. phat bf
appre’, my yoke is easy and my
burden light ; waka q- Grote case engrees.
fat hupgf, to take the cow! (monk),
to take the veil (nun), to pronounce
the vows, to become a monk or nun;
PLT οἵη (ead adsevtae(th ue, to
bear the yoke of matrimony; οὗ 7c.
dad wphuwbt,.to place under the yoke;
fig. to subject, to reduce to slavery ;
ferttup Sb) νη pod, to bend under the
yoke ; fg. to submit tamely to slav-
ery 5 che prod Guy, pg poo Sunuyne
(Ph wt diowtk,, to pass under the yoke,
to become a vassal, or tributary 5 gee
dutky, punta g-, to unharness; to
take off the yoke; pubkincy, [Pofldu_
ΠΩ͂Σ ΣΧ q-3 ῥ pury gubbuncy -Ἢ Ξ
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lar; gkpSubpy f poe), to be freed.

Ἰ σε διωυζιῖν a. liquid, fluid; soluble ;
fusible; volatile; fig. fugitive, trans-
itory; - Gkpuwkncy, flesh, meat food ;
- κἔηρν purgative medicine.

Lec δ᾽ mbes [9 for ϑ. fluidity ; solu-
bility ; fusibility.

Lewd uth ᾧ a. soluble; fusible.

Lea Suthd, δύ va.to untie, to un-
yoke, to unchain, to unbind, to undo,
to loose; to dissolve, to decompose,
to break; to resolve, to decide; to
temper; to dilute, to soften; to un-
fold, to develope; to dissipate, to dis-
perse; to melt, to dissolve; to ex-
plain; to analyse; to change; to vio-
late, to infringe; -- gk phacke, to free
from the pains of labour, to cause to
bring forth ; - qh ρᾷσεϊνω ΟΣ to be
born of her; - gpeaqs . qpbpet, to
breakfast, to take refreshment ; - pg
muwhu, to break one’s fast; -- gap ῥ
Lkiguqryu, to take away ἃ person's
life, to kill, to slay, to murder; — σε.
GE atte acy lescceps4 ρων (Gb ten burp » gh kn
yuy ἐπωρηζμων, to end one’s days, to
depart this life, to cease to live, to
die; — gébqu, to absolve, or remit sin;
— qpumuhipp , to annul a sentence; -
gop$tu , to violate the laws, to trans-
Bress; — geuvpur(tu, to break the sab-
bath; -- φίνεσε ρ . to sheda light in the
darkness , to make darkness light;
dp&du —, to be punished ; — gk gaz, to
untie, to cause to speak; -- qasdmw_
tnc(#p.%, to dissolve a marriage; -
“γε. neuf b ygdacltfc® , to
deflower, to violate ; - qué pit Suygphbp,
to act in disregard of paternal love; -
qgencpd,to open a sack; - gqapadayt,
to loosen, or move the bowels; to
purge ; gear ash fits ang ous amo rve_ ᾧ το δι, δ
q/uhygutwge, he met with the punish-
ment his crimes deserved.

Lecduip, δ, un. to get loose, to
become untied, to be dissolved, de-
composed; to languish, to fall off, to
flag; to be consumed, to waste away;
to grow soft or slack ; to stop, to stay,
to lodge with; to be dismissed, des-
tituted, deposed ; - b fesse cory σεν, ἤ “εις
[3 f-%u, to give up oneself entirely to
luxury ; Jmpuuuneu “ποὺ to melt into
tears; --ἰ Ghteys μωγίνωρς ξ΄, to cease
to live, to die; - fangf, to evapor-
ate; — ᾧ διωηνεξ, to laugh heartily, 8.

Lah
Preapeactecasel’; pred nike ὧδ eng Teng us; their
wants were provided for.

lx dSwhp 2. cessation; the laying
waste, ruin, spoiling, destruction.

Luwtkw, a. degraded, dismissed;
sickly, infirm; languid, faint; para-
lytic.

Lec dhl, kgf 8. Loc duthd-

Ἰσεδίς a. solvent, dissolving ; med.
opening, laxative, purgative. (brains.

adhe 8. zygomatic nerves ;

eee κεδιιίλῥεν 2. fluidity,
liquefaction; weakness, languor.

la te.m ¢. solution ; decomposi-
tion, resolution, dissolution, disper-
sion; explication, discovery, explana-
tion; dilution; liquefaction; fluidity ;
abolition ; infraction, infringement,
violation; fainting ; -- wJnmewinc (Phu,
Foqedryy, dissolution of matrimony ;
dissolving of an assembly 5 -- srdey_
+f, diarrhosa , looseness, flux; -- 44_
nt death 5 — sen tes lestel ose thaw.

Le EB &c. S. leq, δια.

Lncqwh s. mech. float; — SpbhEg,
alarm-—; 8. Lequal. .

nequey, oy 8. emulsion.

Ἰσεηρᾷ s. zool. diver. (money.

Lreditey, fy 9. mite, small piece of

Lesh isy acs afr on fot ᾿ Ἰ σευ ᾿ by ὃ. MOQ-
ney-changer ; banker; wach, ubqut
τ. exchange office ; bank.

Ἰ σευ νἰωπεζθ θεν 8. exchange ,
change ; δι δι. hapacnwtky —-(spa, to
win, to lose by the exchange; ¢fr
~Biut, bill of exchange, S. Pafeu_
a ee

Lect gutkd, gf va. to cause to hear.

ΓΝ i εὖ » πεν, Oe mute, silent, ta-
cittrn; -- p£puwted, in silence; -- 4.
camp, absolute, blind faith; -- ἔνε,
f=, to be silent, to keep silence, to
remain mute; — hbk; f [Ὡ νεῖν. 9},
to cease from being enemies ; to con-
ceal enmity ; - εἰν» ι. ΝΣ ΩΣ , to
be deprived of, to be degraded, de-
posed ; -- δ, silence! hush! hold your
tongue! f ~ ,&, do not celebrate; se.
fupkp — hu, he could not refrain
from speaking.

πες joan, Leen dnen. ad. silently,
tacitly, in silence ; qlisth rete “πεσε.
gwtk,, to teach the children.silence ;
@. ἴδ. Leven.

Lvcwwput a. that speaks distinctly.

ὩΣ Ad , Loft va. to speak

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clearly ; to explain, to make clear.
ncwuphy, ay Q- luminous, bright ;
s. window; Lucifer, the Morning-star ;
heavenly bodies, sun, moon, stars.
Lewwwptwh a, dwelling in light, ce-
lestial.
Lecwupoppnp a. fiery, on fire, in
flames, bright with heat, red hot.
Lecwwpneyle a. that sheds light,
luminous. (diseased ; blind.
Locuuging, wg a. Whose eyes aro
Ἰ σειν εκ αν κων, ease α. ophthalmic.
Leesa cereg expe fl , Egusy UN. to be depriv-
ed of sight; to be blind.
| ee ee [ [ε Ἷ, 8. ophthalmy.
Lecuwgby a. beautiful as light, lu-
cid, clear, luminous, bright.
acuwgiw, a. illuminated, lighted ;
that walks in light. [globe of light.
Ἰσενιω πεν 8. ast. photosphere,
Ἰσενή σε S. Levees aasioly ωρ « [(eyes).
Lecug nent 8. the gates of light
Lecwwgqupq a. furnished with light,
well lighted; -£4va. to furnish with
light, to illuminate. (lestial, bright.
LacumgqupS a. illustrious, noble; ce-
Locuwgg busy ry gh-ghg ᾽ —gz lun r)
-qzbgf a. clothed or surrounded
with light, bright, luminous, radiant.
Lecwergnwp l(t S. a ho λη.
Ἰ "εὐ κωξδ τε. a. having bright wings ;
-£S yn. to fly with bright wings.
LecwlF- nye a. bright, lucid, splend-
id, shining, radiant. (bright.
Ἰ σευ, -pbp a. full of light, very
Levers δια. a. that sheds light ,
luminous, brilliant; -f/ vn. to shine,
to give light, to illuminate.
Ἰσενιωδῥν a engendering, or pro-
ducing light, photogenic; phys. phos-
hor.
᾿ Ἰ σειν ενδήνενἤ 8. phys. phosphite.
Lacs Stan 8. phys. phosphate.
LecowdtbdS va. phys.to phosphorize.
Ἰ σε δῶσπη a- phys. phosphoric.
Lecuwdine [9 fed 8. phys. phosphor-
escence.
Locuwdtaek s. phys. phosphuret.
Lee ssasherg Sa. formed of light, bright.
ἰνεκυίωα. 8. light-bearing; candle-
stick; acolyte.
Lacwushb poy a. like a light, clear,
luminous; --ὦρ s. angels.
Lecuwbpgt a. of very white wool;
bright, shining. [inous.
Leesa bp a. that bears a light, lum-

Lak

Lyewsshpot a. candid, holy, pure,
spotless, without stain or blemish.

Locum hp a. white haired.

Ϊ σεως αὖ a. of happy memory.

LecumMaruhs . Xt a. resplendent,
Tian sparkling, glittering, twink-

σ.

Lrcemdnein , sinhy 8. any opening to
admit light; sky-light, window, case-
ment , dormer-window, {lamp-shade.

Lecuudifprp 8. sun-shade , blind;

pererre wy un. to be light, to
be aylight, to dawn; Sfitss Ee. ἐπε,
ob og, till tomorrow’s dawn, till day-

reak, tomorrow; opt sneuutuy , day-
break begins to appear; premuyuce
bogus ft Phe teas, they arrived at Plew-
na with day-break ; Gig. — Spresszcerprcss_
(ft, early on sunday morning; δε
διωριωζ [ressastasyy » an saturday com-
menced to appear; juni) pus g-
wena, before day-break.

Lecuwthup wg $. photography ,
photograph; photographer ; a. pho-
tographic ; dmgahuwt -- , photogra-
phic puzzle ; - gntwenpe phys. pho-
tochromatic image ; eusgusseahate , ρων.
fui —f , negative, positive photograph;
quad fs ΟΣ Sushky {- bt, I am going
to have my photo taken. (graph.

| re 7 ἐκ ad Eafe va. to photo-

| en » shah, wshnhp ’ bachg $.
lynx ; rlahey snge pnessushnebe , to be
lynx-eyed.
vemubanag, qneyuy a. that permits
the light to pase; ὅς ἢ. Lresudiveue.

Leewueg Or =p» “05 8. margin ; —- BP.
toe[Fhutty, the eyes; gpk, f -u, to
make marginal notes.

Lpreerscry acre fo S. Lecwargicury.

ΡΣ ΣΙ S. Lecwusqusprg «

Ἰ τε ζανν 5. photometer.

Lrcuagunfpne{t fet 86. photometry.

Ἰ σευ ζω δώ a. brilliant, bright,
luminous, resplendent.

rewwiy mens Oe full of li ht; yaw
ων, full moon. Ξ -

ΕΝ $. spectroscope.

reas κε ory κω γα ἦτε. a. that gives light,
that illuminates.

Lercsressyeusk a. that has a luminous
crown; s. glory, nimbus, halo.

_ becom ς ἤιωΐ». a. surrounded with
light, splendid, bright, luminous.

Leese ton. a. furnished with di-
vine light; illustrious, brilliant.

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Lik
Ἰ σεινκωνξ (νει. a that sheds light ;

resplendent, shining, radiant. [inous.

Lecwudun a. burning, shining, lum-

Ἰ σεν πε [δ μεν 4. illumination.

Ἰ σειν pine [Ὁ ch Γ lithophoto-
graphy.

Ἰ τες ἐν ens ccs pre ἤ, a. surrounded by a
bright array; - sphiuyfh Gagerke,
angels.

ee a. lucid, very clear.

Ἰ σειν ῥά a. wishing for, longing
for light. ((eye); of brilliant aspect.

Locuweku a. that sees the light

Lerecsasgees bv σε ᾧ ’ —ufy —ufly 9 — ave foong a.
like the light, clear, bright, brilliant;
beautiful.

Lerccssrers rie. , uy . that gives light,
enlightening ; -- ,b%6,. to teach, to en-
lighten, to illuminate ; — cgesespanh,
light-house ; <p, the stars.

Lecumpuwt 8. Window, casement; fig.
baptistery ; -g, the eyes.

oe. » ay ὃ. Sacristan, vestry-
clerk, sexton. [shade.

Lecumpgb, 8. screen, fire-screen;

Locum ppp a.sun-lit, bright, splendid.

στα- ὧν κεν ἢ στε- α εἰ, ἦν oS δ. Ἰ σεως τρ be oS’ ;

Leeuwen » ay (1. clear, bright, bril-
liant ; 8. luminaries, stars ; fg. apostles,
prophets, doctors, &c- -- νεῖ," ΓΒ, ἢ σας
"δεν ese be εἴ.

Leese [τ μεν ες, τὴ Ὧν a very luminous,
most splendid; -, -« ad. clearly, evi-
dently, in the clearest manner.

[ppv ecs ans a_s0 res elf ocr a. 8. enlightened-
mind; intelligent.

| rr ἔς ὦ ad. clearly.

Lecuwenpk dl, b-gfe va. to illuminate,
to make light, to render clear , to
brighten ; fig. to enlighten, to illamine;
to light, to kindle; to make serene;
to restore to sight, to open the eyes
of; to manifest; un. to shine, to glit-
ter, to sparkle, to brighten; fagagpe
Uf assy by cas [δὼ possseaetegs ἔν ass bin hevghs,
the streets of Calcutta are lighted
with 888: Jepkhafiu f “ζω ass Es sacle Bu.
qgus_npipls Wass teens eng nas 74 pi frveseecs espe br wy
Eft pemokpop, on the evening of the
king’s arrival the streets were illum-
inated with lanterns. [ebS va.

Lecumenpkgnegwth S S. ἰ σεως α,

Lecwupophs ae 3. illuminator ; ase fige
Pebeee Qaplthe ap premnphing pe.

easy cases esocesls Ey cxsy pas » St. Gregory, the -
of the Armenian nation.

——— ππσπαὶ. ἘΣ

ih
Ἰκεσνενμνε [2 fred 3. light ἢ bright-
ness, glare, splendour; illumination;
garg he ’ gas-lighting ; φᾳσεωζσε. ἔναρα,
hut -, Bengal-lights; —preuusghnwhop ’
illumination with lanterns.
]acamwpfresy a. Shining with light,
resplendent, glittering, Yrefulgent,
dazzling ; — “σαν s. glow-worm, 8. Pa.
ie eer δα, Egh, - δε, &- un
000 ὦ ἦν easy pis 08 27 ’ easy °
to shine, to shed light, to be brilliant.
Loe sessrapi anya [9 μα e youth ὃ. light,
brightness, splendour; lustre; perspi-
cuity ; -(#f-dq_., YOur grace; your lord-
ship; your reverence.
scwenun. a. brilliant, luminous;
splendid, illustrious ; -ρ s. burning
and shining light. (plumage.
Lec wargpl σεν a. having very white
lecwkgét a. bright, celestial, ange-
lic! <p s. angels.
σεν μων» 8. pl. optic nerves.
ecuk ped” a. belonging to the cel-
a chorus.
mesa he prosste x. ΝᾺ sven eas [ἢ δ fre
Lscuph 2. cal light; rush-light
eee an agreeable light.
πεν, εξ OF εἶν 8. moon, the
planet, or the lumihary of the night;
moon, month ; Swqneith neuf, MOON-
TIS@; pays puewbfh, MoON-shine, moon-
light; -#q rest, moon-beam; tnp or
adewgynefe —, NOW MOON; fusprshieus
ἐξ. wee Meas hoy -, full moon, oss be _
gos, σε νι Ὧν, preuapbp —, crescent,
Waning, harvest moon ; faspalprnpuck - Ὁ
red moon, April moon; pucy poeudp,
the waning of the moon; ast. whufy
(κεν ᾿ phase ; cult agp ΣΤ ς » luna-
tion, the lunar course ; S. ‘Rusnmpy. ; be
"3. - ξιωωξ f εἴλωγίγ, bre. fp fone, NOt even
the moon ceases to wax and wane;
bs Ep thE 4g 0054 δ᾽ ozs 00.000 ὗν moog y prve_ssts foe vit
was a beautiful moon-lit night, the
moon shone bright; -- ῥα, horse-shoe.
ἰκανβνες 8. Yopeurh -
rik, prrunchp 8. speck, film, ca-
taract; pearl or web; ρσεσῖδ,. hbk.
«Δ, y-%. to couch a cataract.
Laeeeca, s. lunacy.
Ἰσεωλιωα re [9 foo 8. selonography.
rarer S. Lecce ssteoven «
yr sslvess for ewe s. superstitious re-
gard for the Ls
_ φεώννᾳ, fb, Lwcutushuy 8. MoOn-
light, moon-shino ; moon-light night;

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δ pruwtwhf, by moon-light, in the
moon-light.

Sees τὸν a. lunar, lunary ; month-
ly; lunatic; epileptic; -- wdépu, mupp,
lunar month, — year; teasubfeurhwh —
wifes, embolismic or bissextile lunar
month; — whef,p ast. lunar aspects.

Ἰ σε ὕνεωςξ oss 8. Ἰ σεωΐνων Φ ᾿

Lecubwdtee a. moon-shaped; cre-
scent-shaped; orbicular.

Locsin 4. ast- interlunium.

Located 8. neomenia, (Roman
feast of the new moon). ([mock-moon.

Locutwtdintne(tl 8. ast. paraselene,

Torre sstreas ung 0019 000 » wy $. MOONn-wor-
shipper.

| Oe POL ad. like the moon.

| a er) ea a. ast. lunisOlar.

Lecatwyryy 8. almanac, calendar.

Lecuteeng S. ΤΩΣ -nck 8.
ast. lunation.

acubapup 8. Selenite.

oats. | re [ (planet).

Love ssto[F srg. , b s. ast, Jupiter, Jove

Lecutph Ss. Paunenusy.

3] weutehusy 5. | ers ed

| ar » ug A. lunatic , moon-
struck, mad; epileptic,

LecutnmpS, Egeuy un to be lunatic;
to be subject to epileptic fits.

Lecatann (2h s. lunacy, madness;
epilepsy, the falling-sickness. (sible.

sesso easy ἔν a. blameable, reprehen-

Lorre est ccs fysaste a. outrageous, offensive.

Lecce’, Levee ὐἷνεω ed”, ans oy ene) un. to
scold, to reproach, to abuse, to im-
precate.

Locwwke 8. injury, outrage; im-
precation.

| eer or | eer " fb s. bol. lotus.

[ere cst be pee fy ὧἷν a. 8. lutheran ; —nclak
8. lutheranism.

Leciunneen 5. bol. agriot, black-cherry.

Leees gery 8. hearing, audition ; aud-
ience; news, account, report, rela-
tion; hearsay, rumour; renown, fame;
discourse, sermon ; obedience; noise
that wakes or rouses; sound, voice,
cry; hes as v0 e000 ndfie --Ε, the all-hear-
ing God; -- swphwg, bad news, ill
NewS ; -- wabk,, to warn, to avert; to
acquaint; to announce; gfencys fp -- wa
bb, to cause the deaf to hear; — 6.
u6,, to be heard; to be announced; -
qit,, to listen; to hear; - fib, wa.
ae to come to one’s knowledge ; 4z.

Litt
hy py πέρπαρν to spread one’s fame;
fb - «ἦι ἥν βεω ἢ ΓΟ to hear with one’s
own ears; f σῷ ad. by hear-say, by
current report; —! listen! —a@. only;
simple, without ornament; -- op, work-
day.

Leepl? + Lecps a. greenish-grey, ash-
coloured; azure, blue, sky-coloured,
sky-blue.

Leep?, pefury a. gay, joyful ; spright-
ly, lively ; Sober, grave, imposing, se-
rious; - bpkwop, seriously; ᾧ pump.
pun. —, With & Serious Voice ; f spePi uy,
b gdoeg. ῥ 9 ὲ ad. in a waking state.

“πες [των So spirit, imp ; 8. Lapasne.-

Loegushwt a. burning, scorching.

Leegutkd, gf va. to light, to kindle;
to inflame, to burn.

: ΤΣ ‘ Lecghf ’ hb ug δ. match,
tinder 5 enppt porghbuy, —-box; reg ht
Spuqbiocg, percussion-cap.

Lecgoift 8. lighting or setting on
fire ; illumination; fire, conflagration.

Ἰ σε or Lag 8. z00l. 8. Png ; shad.

Lyfe a. lubricous, slippery.

Letre 8. Vere

Leow 4. bowyer, cotton beater.

Legs bf, byf, Lege d fl, hyay una. to
cause to slip; to slip ; to slide, to glide.

Laypd ack 8. sool. earth-worm 3 bot.
sea-weed, sea-grass.

Legged aces ΟΥ̓ --δ “ 8. Ἰωῤνδ.

Leqgouthp 8. Ι ργεε [2 fet. [ ωνεε ἵρεεν εἴ".

Lorpekl, Eghs Ἰωισεβα, kgey 8. Led.

Lerpanel# fed 8. Ϊ ξωννε (A fd.

Le ehengs figs Lewtipom a. taciturn,
silent, quiet; solitary, retired.

Lewshwyne(3F s. silence, taciturnity.

Lewwkp a. fond of silence, taciturn.

Lewuppne{i fet δ. taciturnity.

| er 2 ὃ. place of silence ; ot sil-
ence ; -ρ Qf [P-wanpurgesy the five
years’ silence imposed on his scholars
by Pythagoras.

Leb byt or —phiut ad. tacitly, by
implication; secretly , in secret; sil-
ently, without bustle, in a private

Leéjpn(?f.% s. silence. [manner.

LeEW, Eg un. to hold one’s tongue,
to remain silent, to be silent; to keep
silence, to cease to speak, to hold
one’s peace; to cease, to be at rest,
to repose, to rest; to be out of work;
va. not to mention, to say nothing of,
to suppress, to pass over in silence.

Lekgnegutkd, negls va. to silence,

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to put to silence, to impose silence;
to interrupt, to cause to cease; -- gq.
μία ἴω. to stifle one’s remorse
or compunction. ,

Lef4, Lap» a. taciturn, silent, mute;
lonely, solitary; quiet, calm, peace-
ful; private; secret; ad. tacitly, silent-
ly, in silence; without bustle; — gus,
to be silent ; ,.p4 Sipp4, silent, mute;
ad. silently-

Lanc(#f.t 5. silence, secrecy ; taci-
turnity ; calm, quiet, tranquillity ; ages
mr_by g—, to preserve silence ; grcd am.
thy, μηδ, y-. to break silence ; teu
wh, p -(#6u%, to live in tranquillity,
to lead a peaceful life; pig -Phudp
whywhk,, to pass over silently ; ῥ᾽ fen
-[Fh uth ghpk py , in the deep silence of
night; E(@k fuouph E updw[(df -& &
nuff, words are silver, silence is gold;
~! silence! hush! (sation.

πεσε ἢ, . Silence ; interruption, ces-

Lanct 8. Lap.

Loepustishwh a, acoustic.

Lew pusttne(Pfch 8. acoustics.

“ὧν a. acoustic.

Lswukp a. that loves to hear, eager
to listen; attentive, obedient.

Leopuwt s. hearing, ear; hall of
audience, auditory ; university.

Lek perp a. that stops his ears;
that shuts his ears to.

Ἰ δι a. audible ; that hears ; — aa,
Ὅν to cause to hearken to, to cause
to grant; - ,/£,, to be heard or list-
ened to; to be hearkened to; — &qb*
wyo[tp po, your prayers have been
heard; - Eqkt thy Sig lI whip tape;
the gods grant him.

lebjhp, pouy 8. pl. ears; sense of
hearing ; δ. Φ.εμίδι negulsl Ss

Luéjrc(Pfc% s. the hearing; grant-
ing ; obedience.

Leb" ᾽ ρει» eu Ε poekrony va. to
hear ; to give audience to, to listen to;
to grant, to hearken to the prayer of;
to understand; — gem Sam, to per-
ceive the odour; σιμόν οἷν, sure byayl ma,
26&,, to turn a deaf ear to; premy gh. I
have heard it said that; srcsspos,p fed,
listen to me, hear me 5 wer aig, hoark-
en to us, grant our prayer; ας «kh
(72, they do not listen to me.

Luk αὐ ῥᾷ s. zool. torquilla, wry-neck.

Lekgneguwtld, neg va. to cause to
hear.

Len

Lobuvgeyt a. whitish, rather white.

[stecchesel, engenyun.to become white,
to vinass, to ay

soleoss εοἿ,.ίν αὐ, Yubb—, ne ῥ va. to
whiten, to render white, to bleach.

. Latwahfe & platina.

Jen, a. 8. listening, hearing; audi-
tor; scholar, discjple; obedient, do-
cile; - ,#¥£,, to hear, to hearken to,
to lend an ear to. [oustic nerves.

| “νη ζοον a. auditive ; - Shae » 80-

leaqne{Jfe% 5. hearing , audition ;
obedience, docility.

Lene weep. to hear and understand.

Ἰωω εν β 4. bol. black-cherry-tree.

ἰγαβρν πίσσα 8. gazzette, newspa-
per; paper, journal; gazzetteer, news-
man. [for a newspaper, journalist.

L pews prewsng hr sn » ag 8. editor, writer

Lewgpne(Ffeh 8. journalism.

lpuwhine a. perfect, entire, full.

[purhutne{[Ff.% s. accomplishment,
perfection; fulness.

wher, asyiny un. to be accomplish-
ed, finished; to overflow with.

1 sae ng 00 ane ano gx a. brimful. ifectly.

lrumbe ad. fully, copiously, per-

L pega getelr dl’, me. ῥ υα. ἴο complete,
to accomplish, to finish, to crown, to
complete the measure of, to carry to
its highest pitch. [ly, with offrontery.

pup ad. impudently, insolent-
pugnyh a. very Or most impudent.
peufvon a. insolent, impudent, foul-
mouthed. . [(Apet

Ϊ μιμεωῖνεν dl ΠῚ Lepwkp S. Leebl 9 Lee
, pemgacgath it, negh va. to render
δἰ as τὸ τά of shame.

με 8. Loree; - bpkup,» brazen-
face, bare-face ; - ukps “ilisit love.
— Leebd. bye un. to be shameless,
impudent, bold, brazen-faced; to be-
have with insolence, to say silly, or
ον things.

eh 8. Lore -

ἱνενε ῥεῖ, s. impudence, impertin-
nce, insolence, shamelessness, ar-
rogance, eynism ; fb - gush ἡ εν ν
to render insolent.

lpwgrys a. bluish grey. [ish grey.

ptm’, wguy vn. to become blu-
Lela fer ate § 16909 © obscurity of vi-
fon, indistinct sight.

lrbt s. side-pavement, foot-way.

lpm fcr, een 8. entire estate,

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complement, completeness, fulness;
accomplishment, completion, perfect-
ion, consummation ; satiety ; reunion,
multitude ; -- νει » full moon; ῥ᾽ — ω-.
é£,,to accomplish, to complete, to
finish, to crown ; f — gang» byusteby» Sus
uuwtk,, to be accomplished, to be ful-
filled; 6 -, for the completion of; f -
wyknfys » to complete my misfor-
tunes, to give me the finishing blow,
to fill up the measure of my misfor-
tunes ; - SF yp ine (Fk whe » Enkpresh » the
height of insolence; the lowest depth
of crime ; - ot αν μετα. να baw , his
glory was at the highest pitch.

ΤΩΣ Ss. ase ἔν 08 «

LeePesrpeco ad. merrily.

Le supnyu ὃ. bot. woad.

Leduwobw a. joyful, gay, of a cheer-
ful countenance. [merriment, jollity.

Ἰ σβιωζιῖνπε [9 ft 8. gaiety, mirth,

Lefusrlpen a. lively, sprightly; gay,
joytul, merry; ad. gaily, joyfully, mer-

Lefasealess asst δ. Ϊ σβιἴωνε [2 [, ε΄». [rily.

Ἰ οδιωΐνιω, “ὦ ἡ} UN. ἴο awaken, to
wake up; to become sprightly, to in-
dulge in mirth, to make merry.

᾿ ὑβώσ πε σμἦν αι “εἦὖῦ va. to awaken;
to rouse to gaiety, to render merry,
to put into good humour; to lighten;
to brighten. (smalt.

Lopupap 8. glazing, coarse enamel,

Liddfun S. Ἰ σβιωυΐνον .

Lepdinae(Ff.% 8. θοοα humour, mer-
riment, jollity, gaiety, joy; vivacity ;
vigilance, alertness, watchfulness.

Lefecsol ὃ. chem. isatine ; -cfa »
isatide.

Lpuoko, wy ὃ. spy, informer, police-
spy; betrayer, traitor; emissary ; scout.

Lewbukd, koe va. to spy, to play
the spy, to watch, to search narrow-
ly, to observe in secret; to waylay,
to lie in wait for.

Lewkunc{Ifc% 8. office or employ-
ment of a spy, espionage.

auspreaels 8. mar. ship’s hold.

Lobs. 5. Lgacghs- [tisfying.

Lonqwhwt a. that fills; satiating, sa-

Lgrcguth al negh va. to fill, to fill up;
to satiate ; to accomplish, to complete,
to effect. (completes.

Lgyeegfs a. that which fills, satiates,

Lewtt JS; ppb va. to leave, to aband-
on, to desert, to forsake, to quit, to
give up; to disable; to dismantle; to

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discourage, to dishearten; -- Γ[π αἴ, gpay
vn. to grow weak, to be disabled, to
languish, to want force; to despair,
to be dispirited.

Leeks, gh S. Lpwth Sl & Leneguikd

Lebganguwtb tf 5. Leregubk wd. °

od 5. abandonment; desertion,
defection; weakness, debility; low-
ness of spirits, loss of courage.

LeregutkS, acgf va. to weaken, to
enfeeble; to dispirit, to discourage, to
dismay, to drive to despair.

Leowgne ΜΠ, 5, discouragement.

Legh: bf 9. frock ; surtout; cloak.

o,f &.bannocks, meal cakes ; bot.
cyclamen ; 8. @ uf -

Loz em eas ‘ Ρ 3. bot. bryony ἢ snake-
weed; anthropomorphon, mandragora
rot. (sea-weed.

Lee or Len, ays. bot. moss; lichen;
Ἰοκωωηδη 8. turnsol, dutch orchal.

cnufapgp, guy 8. pl. place cover-

ed with acne alla (orchal.

lyawibpl 4. cudbear, alga tintoria,

Low usnk pil’, loaf ubpd $s. bot. betony.

σα ξεν A. Mossy.

Ἰν (κλδ) fue 8. the thirteenth letter of

the alphabet, and the eighth of the
consonants; fv» &» forty, fortieth.

— Itis sometimes confounded with
the letters 4 & 1. for example: fruqpe ,
Seqap ἢ fopunmfus Spams; (bufrug:
[pores 4 sasasy : εξ » ggg; uubenefup ᾿
ΠΧ reap | ΓΕ Measles af exe 4 Meese .

we, πρν fg 8. deceit, fraud, cheat-

ing, knavery ; a. fraudulent, deceitful;
deceived, cheated, defrauded, duped;
- gupiby, wuz, to cheat, to defraud,
to dupe, to swindle; f -ἶ wtrhwtb,y , to
be deceived, to fall into errer; f -«
fas pity» to be in fault ; Bug -ῷ gina
%4,.to detect in fraud; pig - ον, peg.
-, ad. fraudulently, deceitfully, knav-

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ishly, roguishly; cunningly, astutely;
~2pl#uiby, the spell of eloquence; ga,
gk οἵη -ὦ brs bf, perhaps it was done
by mistake. (ery, imposture.

Puwpwhp s.fraud, deceit, cheat, rogu-

Dusphey, ph fg» Wuph pay, fy 2. ἀ6-
ceitful, fraudalent, fallacious; false,
treacherous, knavish, crafty, full of
imposture, roguish, cunning, villain-
ous, rascally; fleeting, transitory; «
sharper, swindler; hypocrite, dissem-
bler; bait, lure, decoy ; - ᾧ fomge.
cheat, sharper, trickster; fraphey
Gb nay cas poem p » mask.

ἵωκεριμνδβεν 8. deceit , imposi-
tion, cheat, imposture.

PO ace grb γεν! ’ bey s. Wicked monk.

ἰσωρδι, δον va. to cheat, to de
ceive; to defraud, to dupe, to trick, to
gull, to inveigle, to insnare ; to plot,
to hatch, to contrive; to pervert, to
seduce, to mislead ; to mock, to laugh,
not to care, to trifle; -- & pub, to
cheat at play.

Ἰνωκπδ 00g as 000 faye 9 Poop ash εοὖ, a. frand-
ulent; deceitful, false, illusory, insid-
ious, sophistical.

Buopkne (aps s. fraud, knavery ; de
ceit, cheat, fallacy, trick, artifice, rogu-
ishness, imposture, deception ; chican-
ery, dissimulation; villainy , dishon-
esty; - f fuwqn., cheat, a cheatng
trick.

Ἰνωμίθη 5. stratagem, artifice.

νων, yw, vn. to be cheated, de-
ceived; to be laughed to scorn, to be
jeered at. (ducing, insinuating.

Puwpfs a. deceitful, fallacious; se

Pune heshep Ss. Pupustp - :

εὦ puree.» Pw preh a. cheating , de
ceitful, fallacious; crafty, smirking,
smooth-tongued.

Puwpnesp af. deceitful; sf. deceiver.

Ἰνωκπεωξῆ 8. Pe aw gevec.

Pug s. two edged sword.

ἴσων» fg 8. mus. note; line, letter;
notch of an arrow; ὅσες γι. (Ὁ
solfa; teemye Sh py» solfeggio; +e
di, —pe.p b-qyecslscas ἢ; fuss to note an alt,
to write tt down; -- a. immodorately
addicted to: immature, unripe.

Burgh, kgf va. to draw lines, to
roll; to mark out, to delineate,

a ci to mark, to ores ,
as if ὅ. War; dispu 7 quatre,
sedition, fight; - satis: to dispute,

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to eontest, to debate ; to fight, to
come to blows. ὌΝ :

Poca gel ics soe δ ἢ Ἰνω εν a. warlike,
martial, brave, valiant; troubling,
perturbing, seditious, factious.

ἰνωγεῖνε ας, dysy 8. must, new wine.

Μω s. flat side of the carpus in
sheep, (small knee-bone used in the
game « knuckle-bones » ).

RafPuph id, kgf, vu. to damage, to
spoil; to corrupt; to ruin, to shatter;
to rumple, to crumple. [ofa pale grey.

Had » fy oa. rude; gr.aspirate ; -- gah,

Wud ὧδ ft 3. chem. cyanogen.

Barthes a. chem. cyanic.

Put wht a. blue-eyed.
at avdind- a. low, vulgar, plebe-
ἸΔῃ; -ν - wdpnfer Spe fhh, the mob,
the rabble, the populace.

μωσερζι (2 s. chem. cyanide of iron.

Reda chem. 8. cyanuret.

μβωδνε κα 4. chem. Prussian blue.

Badnephy » ῥ᾽ 8. bot. primrose ;
cowslip. (skin.

fw, s. speck, point; mole on the

Paya, & 5. skull of animals.

Payee ite ad. with the head.

Pepep whe 5. oxnaments on freizes
or capitals, [or buildings.

Bayfeot, ᾧ 8. snail: suit of rooms

Pufruy 5. COATSE sieve, corn sieve.

afeudap » wy δ. man-cook. (shout.

Pafst~bed va. to howl, to yell, to

wip 8. immoderate, derisive
laughter.

Refewy, fg s. chyle; rennet; curdl-
ed milk, curds. (curdle.

Μμωῤνω ει, bgp vu. to coagulate, to

eo . fs. first stomach, vent-
ricle, 3

Pafewcmn a, unstable, ill-built, weak,
frail; inconstant, mutable; <p 8. emi-
gration ; -- νι. to emigrate, to quit
one’s country. [pleasant; barbarous.

Pecfosaspac a. rough , harsh, an-

wos a. spoiled, ruined ; 8. ruin,
Waste.

Mafewhl, Lyf va. to remove, to
displace, to dislodge; to move, to
change; to shake, to cause to totter;
to ruin; to refute, to confute; to emi-
Grate; - “ὗε “ἵν qnahbpu, tO dislo-
cate, to disjoint, to put out of joint;
“δαβιρ. to tease, to annoy, to tor-
ment with idle gossip.

Βωβνω»». δὰ 4. destruction ; -displac-

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ing, removal; emigration ; -- swhspug,
dislocation, luxation.

Pwd S. 2ωω be ἰμεωδ᾽ . ᾿

Ἰνιωωδ᾽ ewtebeal’, of va. to bite ; to chew,
to gnaw, to tear ‘in pieces ; fig. to
nettle, to sting, to snarl at, to revile ;
- gépd& wis, to bite one another.

«Swing a. biting, pungent ; fig. sa-
tirical, cynical; - ;&gn, tart tongue;
- gewrp, mordacity, sharpness.

PO aes δ᾽ ων ενΐιρ 8. bite-

Burd wink 4, kgf va. to bite, to nibble.

Pwdhwh, δὴ s. bird's crop, craw.

udp, dery 8. gizzard.

Ἰνωὸ ῥίδιμ,.» bg 8. salary; quarterly
stipend.

aad “εν, ry 8. bite, biting ; sting.

Pwdn i 8. act of biting.

Pew , wy 8. uDTipe, immature ; sour,
bitter, harsh ; ,ig. harsh, rugged,
rough, unkind, cruel, inhuman; inex-
pert unpractised, ignorant; ill-bred,

oorish, awkward, rude. (harsh.

Pushuwpuspry a. hard-hearted, rude,

Pwhuagnpds a. seditious , factious ,
turbulent; -- ssasubnc[Fprt, —ncl[Fh
s. sedition, revolt, rebellion.

Buwhsofunpsoc(h 8. immature judg-
ment, puerility. [ripe fruit.

ἰσωωζωζ 8 watkS va. to gather un-

Peuwh when [2. a. gathered premature-
ly, harsh, unripe; new, fresh; prema-
ture; -- fey, pure oil.

a Jhon a. Whose judgment is im-
mature, foolish, puerile.

Behudhene{[Ff.% s. want of mature
judgment, folly, youthful ignorance
or inexperie nce.

ἴδεν ζνε [9 μεν 2. unripeness, crudity ;
fig. sourness, harshness, cruelty; sed-
ition, rebellion. {cooked meat.

Ἰνως, fy s. dish, viand, mess ; meat,

Pees Scar gaps db of’, Eof va. to cook.

Pees whkp "ἴθωφω ding ἢ σεως ωγνως 9 aang
8. head-cook ; -ogkwhwh -f, under-
cook.

νας μον $. kitchen; "ὦ ἡ fos βῖν fb -ῥ °
kitchen-maid ; srcuguwfece -f, dish-
water.

Ἰσιωςφωρωρνεζδῥε, 4. cookery ; the
dishes served up ; seasoning of dishes ;
dainty meats.

POusb usp rapaeSp sf. cook; cook-maid.

‘Puwgnck , &e. 8. Uncpr, &c.

Ἰνωωςρ να, bop va.to overdo, to cook
too much, to burn, to spoil; to cor-

μ}ῃμ2η,

a to ruin.
wy neg OF fy 8. play, game; re-
creation, pastime, amusement, sport;
fun, joke, raillery, pleasantery, mock-
ery; mummery, foolery; games; scene,
stage, theatre; mus. a note; *song,
alr; wl τειν gambling, gaming; <p
ἢ ἡ νοι frees ἢ lympic {ames 5 -ἡρ prelgeras_
Siupenfeg ᾿ wrestling; ghauh -, the game
of tennis ; - ἢ ΦῬη εἴασα ὃ game of
marbles; - tuapwf, backgammon; --
wnfresulp ᾿ draughts Σ -π- “εἴθε,
chess 5 - *swshenqa4p , blind man’s
buff;- (24/2, card-playing,S. @weql2 ;
- pufunfr, game of chance ; -- puunfys 8
pun, play upon words; 5 /buhy ἔμ εἴτ ἢ
ῥ -. to be inno mood for sport, not to
be in a sporting mood; ῥ᾽ - Sasuuhfys
quhumnf, [| -«, to abandon oneself to
amusements; f -- dinuth,, to join a
game ; to sit down to play; εἶνε yes
Ynqunh ff -f, to have a good game; to
have a good-hand (cards), to be a lucky
player; fuk, gf-puye fp -f. to have
ill luck at play ; bapocumtky ῥ Sy » to
play or to gamble away; afer ene ques.
Stun f —p, to gamble away one’s
fortune, to lose one’s fortune by gamb-
ling; qugueky fh -rm to leave off play-
ING 5 - Sudinpk,, to take as a joke ; 34%
fus -οἱν it is not to be trifled with, it
18 NO joke; - walk, ηπρ ’ οἵη. - ΟΣ ΧΑ
%&,, to ridicule, to deride, to mock, to
make sport or mockery of, to-Jaugh
at ἃ person; pig -- uwnkk,, to rally, to
joke with, to jest with; to turn to ridi-
cule ; phe —. οἵνη. —« ad. for fun, in jest,
for a joke, jestingly ; ot peg essefe ~ fresco ques.
9b οἵνη. trues, how many tricks I play-
ed on them! ay mnnese asta [’ “-»
[Fry q-q, joking apart, in good earn-

est; - *f.un3k,, to sing 8 Song.

ἴϑωωη, fy 8. shore, side of a river;
meadow ; marsh, moor; gulf, road-
stead : division, pigeon-hole.

Busquybl , εἴη ϑ. player; dancer;
game, play, toy, plaything; trifle, trifl-
ing amusement, foolery ; gewgaw,
bawble; fig. laughing-stock, butt; -
tfuk;. to become the laughing-stock
of; -- wntk,, to make game of; - ξηξε
gupnit, he was fortune’s plaything,
or the sport of fortune, fortune mock-
ed him ; Saqdag hw “β΄ νος -, at the
mercy of winds and waves. °

ΠΣ ΣΝ ’ ἐδ usy s. plaything, toy,

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but,

knick-knack , trinket; trifle, trash,
thing of nought; game, play; anat.
joint, articulation, socket; touch, feel-
ing 5 ων τὴ, ~phr any ᾿ toy-man 9 εἵ re
οἴω of acs Mees κι. bute fb -ἰἶω »do not waste
your time with trifles. { skin.

Jeuryufs s. boat, barge : *raw hide,

Baryqafunpg. wy 8. leather-dresser,
currier; tanner. ftan.

Ἰσενη εξ νη bd, ἔην pa. to curry, to

Pi ess o7 ex0 fs opr gs [Ὁ fac 8. tanning.

Poresy rer » aug (1. childish, playful.

Bw yushfy a. 8. playfellow, playmate.

Pi esaey eas by ass mar 2s »&e.8. Pb qhesrsnanly 1 &C.

Peer oy 0005 castor frie ast 8. interlude.

Busqery a. calm ἢ tranquil » Serene,
peaceful, undisturbed, quiet; — Sump,
serene mind; —, —sspesy ad. placidly,
peacefully, calmly, quietly, serenely.

PR ce op sas ἡ by caste a. 8. ας ὦ ΣΧ suppli-
mentary vesper service : certificate
of poverty; - Nddputen, the Pacific
Ocean; -- gn4, peace-offering.

Ἰδιωη 00007 δ᾽ vase ccry a. calm ) placid )
tranquil.

PB ese γεν η ει ly be easy a. living in peace.

ἴδεν η νη ἤσαν a. peacefully assem-
bled.

Basrqarquedpnfs a. 8. peace-breaker,
turbulent, unquiet, restless, seditious,
rebellious.

Ἰθ νη ss estenes αἴ » Δεν εν UN. to be appeas-
ed, tranquillized, to grow calm.

Was qusqes irs, fg a. pacific, quiet.

Ἰνωηηωμξ a. fond of peace, that
loves tranquillity, peaceable, peaceful.

Pour qurqurufg ‘ —ufp a. mild ἢ soft,
gentle. (moderation.

Bus qarquuppne(F fet s-love of peace,

eas ἢ ει ἢ exspeessyay 46} Oh. peace-making,
pacifying, conciliating ; 8. peace-mak-
er, pacifier, reconciler.

Baryqaqupnpn [9 ft 8. pacification,
reconciliation.

Banqungqasynegutehed, > megh va. to pa-
cify, to calm ; to conciliate, to recon-
cile. [tranquil, serene.

Pesgecrq sre ξων α. Very calm, | ae

Pusrquqk dt, Lyf va. to pacify, to ap-
pease, to calm, to allay, to assuage;
to conciliate, to reconcile, to accom-
modate, to adjust; to hide, to con-
ceal, to keep secret; --[ῥ.Γ, Eguy un. to
become calm, to be pacified, tranquil-
lized; to be reconciled; frasquegh οὐ.
be quict, be tranquil, compose your-

Μ͵

self. (quietly, softly, gently.

Ἰνωηωηῥᾷ ad. peacefully , calmly,

Ἰνωυησμνερ δ. peace; calm, tranquil-
lity, quiet, rest, repose; pacification,
conciliation; — pkg dh&q , peace be
with you; — gc, Lose κεν oy 9 . peace of
mind; wp -(2#%, angel or messenger
of peace ; LIL» fue; ΡΣ Δ) —»
perfect peace, profound tranquillity,
sweet repose ; - «wnthk,, to make
peace; gba, f —[@E , to live in peace;
wabk, — pig ntslkp, to make one’s
peace with ἢ —[Fhashp εὐνε, οἵη. nek p ,
to be at peace with; ΓΟ ῥ fue
Jabdpand ~(Fkwh, to enjoy profound
peace; to live in comfort; usqudyhy 7-:
to disturb, to break the peace; wqus_
ἐδι. frosshsy ῥ-- οὔ ἡ Sanmnac(Pfet «οἱ,
ἰ0 sue for peace; εἴνμοῖδ, qput -(ΟἿ,
to refuse terms of peace, to reject
means for reconciliation, to be oppos-
ed to conciliatory measures; —/A ad.
peaceably, peacefully, in peace; wy_
μα one ass 4 assy oy -“, “ σεΐξε,ρ σηδιωη δίων
the Ἰοηροὰ for peace; - & fzd, I am
happy and contented; - squpgbebugk
den δὲ » God rest his soul; peace to
his soul; δίν(2 ῥὶ --᾿ bpltugp - 2.»
goin peace ; God be with you; de,
δον —(2%, goodbye! adieu!

Roget, asyf un. to play, to sport, to
amuse oneself; to jump, to leap, to
dance, to gambol, to frolic, to frisk
about; fg. to ridicule, to mock, to de-
ride; to jest, to joke, to play the fool;
to move, to walk, to go, to depart; to
g0 away, to march, to start on a
journey; to take the field; to rush at,
to swoop down on; to gush out, to
spout forth, to spirt; frasquegk f fk
Py en L=gh Shunt , the spirit of the
Lord shall fall upon you; sdiy.p χανε
yop bjheky fesuyuype, the clouds were
gathering sound: - leg. εἴ Ihr ὐὗἷνω » to
fall in love with, to be smitten with
love; -- qaediudp, to make game of, to
deride, to jeer, to insult; Seve.coe ἔτε. bys
τὸ to go in and out, to frequent; pig
“εἶνε μων fussquyed —, to laugh, to scorn,
to scoff at fortresses ; — f ayuwankprusgl,
gee fb f& pony αἴ poor [re ag ans ον br ps ese oy lft » to
Move against, to advance to the at-
tack, to rush to battle; -- path fr, to
decamp; to change quarters ; (Pures.
Ti". a freas(F 2002037 --ν to fall dead, to

rag oneself along, to be thrown down,

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to roll on the ground ; γωκωβ --, παρ.
ay, to march, to advance; shew --,
to retrograde, to retreat; s/gap or
“βηεωε. 541 5 44 | - b di pesy “τε der’ Ρ. to
scowl at, to menace with threatening
looks, to frown; -- pwhpup f dé pay ,to
apostrophize, to rail at or against
some one, to revile, to burst into
bitter invectives, to inveigh against ;
- g{9ng,to pity, to have compassion
on;- δὶ wtampu, to trifle, to waste
one’s time on trivial occupations ; --
fb eee 9 to play at “4.5 S. β'νεη2. ἴσωη;
children are playing, are at play in
the garden ; σε νῷ E —» whose turn
isit to play ὃ whose move is it ὃ φορδῖν
*ghip puipir fewgquye, NO sooner said
than done. (brace.

Purqussyemnuthe 8. affectionate em-

PO css ry nrg cas ot pal 9 E-guy un. to embrace
affectionately, to caress, to fondle; to
embrace the knees, to supplicate with
weeping; cdwuunpfuy --ἔγ ων interwoven,
interlaced, entwined like serpents.

Ἰνωηω 2. gargle, gargling ; -- σαν,
to gargle. (ments.

Pwquukp a. playful, fond of amuse-

Pusqeipwh 8. :play-ground; gaming-
house; theatre.

Ἰνωυηωσίρε [δ [εν s. play, sport, div-
ersion; (Pumprituwhwt —p, theatrical
representations. (fluid; s. 8. Weusqugp-

wywye by a. flowing, running,
sssneasyrnsy» ase 8. layer.

Ἰνιωημυνεῶδ, 3. Buquige 5. —gilinche
gunp4eq, inspiration of the Divine
Spirit.

Peas q ety re gustele S, ° neal va. to cause
to move, to march, to transfer, to
transport, to carry away ; to advance,
to drive forward, to push on; to pour
out, to spirt ; 8. 0 sare γα πῃ.

Buquge , by & course, current;
pouring out, effusion; forward move-
ment, progress, advance.

Ἰθεωηενε ssp, fg 8. abscess, apost-
ume; swelling; wen; wart; pimple,
pustule, tubercle; ΟΣ ῥ {δρ ΚΣ
-by, to suppurate, to form an abscess,
or tumour.

Bug pk, buf va. to deceive, to
entrap, to draw into a snare, to in-
veigle; to vex, to trouble.

wype eg 8. snare, trap, ambush ;
pee mgr he phe βίη μα guy. to be ill-

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clothed, to be poorly or shabbily

dressed.

Pugh ang » burly 8. play-ground ἢ
tennis court; -- (uwmbkp 8.

Ἰϑωωηί.»ε-ηἴ2. 5. card, playing card;
aoe [Ὁ ogee ly νωη([9 η[δ vy ἢ pack of cards Ἢ Se
᾿ς ΣΕ ῥ"ωηίζϑ η[5 ἡ,» S. Praegf?. :

erg fsl, wey 8. bars, rails; grating,
railing, rail-fence ; palissade.

Poeseg fsres she uy α. Brated, cross-barred;
open, openwork; -- ga.«%, iron-gate.

PungMufereg® 8. gristle, cartilage.

Busq%ifnckp 4. anat. glands.

“πη. wy 8. ΤΆΡΘΒ; syenney —ey OF
—msmyeney, ἃ ZTAPC; Gacw --αἶν FTAape-
stone; fel —, ““ἥπίω» sour - Ὁ {{
q-» to gather -- ἰ ὡρ[εῖν —cy, wine.

Ἰνωηπηωρέρ a. bearing or produc-
ing grapes. (sour.

Pwqnqegwinkh a- whose grapes are

PO oss op 001 exafha rans 3. bot. louse-wort, ped-
uncularia. | [coat of the eye.

Beeqngb ay (P11 7 (ὲ 8. uvea, uveous

Pusynqgktf 5. vine- {cricket.

Ἰνωησηδιῥδι 8. zool. staphylinus;

Puqeghh's. currants, small grapes ;
gooseberry; night-shade, bane-wort,
morel; anat. uvula.

Pe eery ex carp he ye. o “ἰΙσερ a. guttural )
rough, harsh, hard, unpleasing, grat-
ing to the ear (language).

week 8. music-book. |

ἴδια. inexpert, unskilled, unprac-
tised, ignorant; s. new wine, must.

whirl, wyasy yn. to be anskilful
or inexpert; to leave off a habit, to
᾿ break accustom. [skill, or practice.

Purdie (Ff.% 8. ignorance, want of

Budd brp s. chin.

Pudi (8 4. traces, (harness).

be εὐ, εν αἴ᾽, 0 UN. ἴο fade, to

wither, to dry, to shrink, to waste
away, to languish, to grow weak, to
be stunted; to spoil, to tarnish.
. Boesrehfe cer g e.g sestele of”, neg ’ Peadhpbd,
δον. Pudphgaegutkd va. to wither,
to cause to shrink, to weaken, to
stunt, to kill; to tarnish, to spoil.

Berdlpr fil, bgeny 3. Wacseljr sitet.

Puyl?, fy 2. sting ; spur, goad,
prickle ; fig. incentive ; =p Sisssy » ἰυρη..
xp, remorse, stings of conscience,
compunction. ἢ

BaylPw5up a. pungent, stinging,
sharp ; s. bol. dwarf holly. (to goad.

Puy ίδιν 5ueh of’ va. to sting, to spur,

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PeagltkS, yf va. to sting, to prick;
fg. to nettle, to pique ; fupyX ῥν οἴ ξ
quu, he feels remorse, he scruples at.

BuylFng, wy 8. sting; point; prick ;
“pe εν (F- νε. ὦ δ᾽ . ‘

: wasp lO reg asse_nrpe δ, wg
nished with a sting.

Bay Gnews, ngs. sting, prick, in-
sect-bite ; bite ; - dhpupacdahuat ,
puncture.

}euy(dne#e 4. stinging, tingling,
prickling ; quilting, stitching, pinking.

Wud, & 8. bait, decoy; slice, bit,
piece ,morsel; spot, speckle ; *dark or
ripening colour of fruits-

Poy δ᾽. bof, Pays hl, bguy una. to
begin to ripen, to ripen, to grow ripe
(grapes).- [to mature; to shar grapes.

τω" δ᾽ bgnegeuitlsess, ney va. 60 ripen,

Wayd-ne δ Satie Δ γ16].

Puydncmd, σῷ 8. colouring, begin-
ning of ripeness in grapes. |

Peasyen , [Oyen μα ξν a. spotted, chec-
quered, dappled, speckled, variegated.

[Sissy wpa κεν (Ὁ feu s,odd medly of
colours, motley. [icsome.

Poesy raphy a. joyful, vivacious, frol-

Pay wvsrfssepe fp, —pea- speckled, spot-
ted; dapple, motley,-sorrel, roan, pie-
bald; 4/2°-, serpentine marble.

Buyerwht 'α. mild, pleasing, sweet
looking.

Weessy esr ccs δί αν αὔτνα ᾧ a. spotted, speckled,
marked; gars —-, inlaid work; — se.
phut,, to inlay, to mark, to speckle.

wysacat, wef un. to leap for joy, to
be in extasy, to frolic, to sport abouts;
- ghcfp, to become insolent, to rebel.
wn ὃ. oxtasy, transport, thrill
of joy. :

aymunauwh a. covered with dis-
grace, loaded with shame , infamous,
ignominious, disgraceful, shameful; -,
-wpup ad. shamefully, ignominiously,
disgracefully, infamously.

Pe caty av δῶ 00.100 lyase οἴ 6 a. of an ignomin-
ious death,

JO cass anv acs 00-20 ἤ casa S. Peery ωνοωνε. ἔξ ενε {Fh .

σαν 000 sas 0000 by Ex ; kgf, Poses sae μοι. εάν.
govgubked, acgp.va. to put to shame,
to shame, to make ashamed; to un-
mask ; to debauch, to ruin, to corrupt;
to expose naked; to violate, to dis-
honour, to blast.

Peasy 000 100 00-201 ly ve. (F-frate & shame, oppro-

a. stinging, fur-

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brium, disgrace, ignominy, infamy, | tion, emotion, compassion, pity ; ὁ -ὃν

tarpitade, dishonour ; the private
parts. [to variegate.

ΠΣ whl, σε σα. ἴο spot,

μόνον ν Fd harlequin; zool. spotted
red-shank.

Bauynnege 8. speck, spot, mark.

Bayes poy. pheng 8. fruit, produc-
tion; offering, oblation.

bat, by s. dish, platter, tray; bas-
ket, hamper: crumbs; raspings; fil-
ings, chips: *inn, hostelry.

Wubufd 5. trace, footstep; fp — wh
{utb,, to trace, to follow a track.

Rutger δ. disorder, confusion, dis-
tarbance; waste, ruin, corruption;
perversion, depravation ; overthrow;
a. disordered, confused, spoiled; -
wath, 3. Westra. wep «΄.

νων anon br ol”, Egf va. to disorder, to
disturb, to confuse, to confound, to
disconcert, to put out of countenance;
to spoil, to mar, to break, to destroy;
to corrupt, to rin ; — qasnmySpe(Ffch ,
to ruin the health.

Pubguppd, bya un. to be out of
order, to be spoiled; to give one’s
self up or over to, to addict one’s
self to.

Patgupfs a. causing disorder,
spoiling, corrupting, disorganizing; s.
disturber, corrupter, destroyer ; per-
Verter, seducer; perturber.

Pentng sw pr nef 8. νωδηωμ ὅ.

Pug . fy s- desire, inclination, wish;
Ury, transport; poetic fire, genius,
enthusiasm ; tenderness, affection ,
love; - watky, to despise, to re-
Ptoach, to contemn.

“νη σα ρον pbiptun. to be moved,
touched, affected.

Westy ζω ᾿ Ἰϑωῦνᾳ ἡ e1 by cao f- a. ten-
der, compassionate, full of tenderness,
affectionate, loving, warmly attached,
dotingly fond; affecting, moving,
touching, piteous ; ad. tenderly, affec-
Honately, lovingly ; - #£k,, to love
dearly, to be passionately fond of; ~
“sc. tender love, fondness. ©

Βωδη sche (D fol, [9 ως un. to melt
With tenderness, compassion or love,
to grow attached.

hep meyer msg flr, —seashewt a. tender,

fond , loving, affectionate; moving,
melting, affecting, pathetic.

why wy wen 6. tenderness, affec-

wh,, to move, to affect, to touch;
hop ad, tenderly, affectionately.

Butkguqumbk sp a. moving, affecting.

Ἰδιωΐν κα, ον ἡγε νά of’, bab va. to move to
compassion, to excite pity, to compel
to tears; -sfd, byw un. to melt to
tenderness, to be moved with compas-
sion, to have pity; to entreat, to be-
seech, to supplicate, to implore; νεῖ»,
δεν ωνενξ ν ubpen bop, he Was deeply
moved; rs coe’tocy soe ry ese ὧν be oy case. qqteredcsss.., he
took compassion on him; -- ghz, to be
moved to pity by. [ op-nae ap cas ast εν».

Ἰσωωνη ήσαν [ pete » “τον. ἢ, 8. wk,

Pwirgud, agp un. to envy, to be
envious of, to grow or to be jealous
of, to look at with a jealous eye.

Pie ἐμ ρ , Dusting ne 2 fcd 8. Onvy,
spite, jealousy; desire, covetousness,
greed. (net: diamond.

Baitang» f 8. load-stone, mag-

Wish (PL spuwy 8. bot. dittany.

Wut/Poenp 4. fringe, trimming.

Pwd , Weeds fg s. bait, lure, de-
coy; fig. allurement, charm, attrac-
tion: match; percussion-cap; burn,
burning, scorching; odour of burning
Or scorching, *burnt smell; -fe ap
wa» to bait, to allure, to decoy, to
entice ; — wphmwtk,, to kindle, to light;
to stir up, to poke a fire; -- Pung»
usm, the attraction of glory; the
allurement of gain.

| ey Pee a. burnt.

Prat dssnk α΄, hole va. to burn ἢ to
scorch, to singe ; -mfun. to be burnt.

ΣΧ , weppng ὅ. swaddling-
band, swaddling clothes; cradle ; sux
why f πων to swathe, to swaddle ; as.
duh, fr feusthtuappng, to unswathe, to
take out of swaddling clothes ; f& prusk
duppng » lewenflr fr frwtidiuppny ἢ from
tho cradle, from childhood, from in-
fancy ; ap -ρ kh tope, his birth-
place ; -δ .«Ρ'σἡερἠρίδιε [9 ὦ, at , the
cradle of civilization. .

Pisses oh ccs gu user ony αν ον a. swaddled ; = ib.
Ὅξιν -«xfhS, to be wrapped in swad-
dling clothes. | [swathe.

Puts ph S, bale va- to swaddle, to

Puwtdhd, kgf va. to roast, to broil,
to toast, to scorch, to singe, to burn;
to set fire to, to kindle; — qaysssssbr_
poy, to inflame to war, to kindle the
flames of Wal; - gomcy casssyeessdpne..

PUG

(dh.ut, to stir up the fire of rebellion.

Pewtihgneguibd, Ε negh va. to allure,
to entice; to familiarize, to attach, to
attract, to draw with.

Pwttpd, κυ, vn. to roast, to broil,
to scorch, to burn, to glow; fig. to be
fired with, to bend one’s whole soul
to, to become attached to, to apply
one's self to, to get accustomed or
inured to, to give one’s self up to; to
be eager, to long, to burn with envy
or desire, to be enamoured of, to be
- smitten with, to burn with love, to be
mad with love for;— μωδιυκισέσεζω,
to be sunk in dissoluteness. (smoke.

bui-tkhe s. odour of burning, of

Puidoq s. brand, fire-brand; live-
coal; lava.

Butdny 8. fish-hook.

Peaasie drs esol, —Sam a. that has an
odour or flavour of burning, having a
burnt taste or smell.

POwterel[F- , L[thy 3. shop; manufac-
tory ; treasure ; store, warehouse,
Magazine 5 fewh(Pfp mpfr sf. shop-
keeper; & — tuuk,, to keep a shop, to
traffic ; <p «hw, , the depths ofocean;
—ayp 8. pl. shops.

Ἰνωΐ,ε CPP 2 1 —(P igus , soy ὃ. shop-
keeper, retailer, tradesman.

Wastes castes, msguy UN. to be ‘puffed
up, proud, swollen with pride.

Psd sbS, &yf un. to roar, to bellow;
to bray ; to grunt.

: Pests fot ᾿ -ῶῆε δῆ, ὅ. roaring, bellow-
ing; braying; grunting.

εὐ, “τε ἢ, §. inflation, distension;
fg. swelling, puffing up, pride; inclin-
ation, propensity.

Ἰνωὕνων a. dishonest, lewd, lascivious.

Ἰνωΐνενεν δ᾽ ae [Ὁ fet 8. cnvy.

Pe caste ese car el, Bustenep or | oy ere
σσεί με, §., νων ἐν Γ᾽ , Ἰσιυΐνα cep .

Pw, fs. stew of sheeps’ trotters :
bol. pennyroyal.

ἴϑωγωρ a. 8. Pop; 8. young tree,
_ shoot, sucker; stake, pile. [eine.

Berzherey 8. Wk Gor ; - [ὦ chem. cod-

Pout, olin» ghtp, χω 8. flock of
sheep, sheep. (herd.

Ἰνωγἥνωμο δ » ἔβενον ἐμ εἴχωϊν a. shep-

Ye εν ass og. κων αἴτεδο τε. [9 free &. shepherd’s
employment.

Waryirasclins , ny Or fr 4. rot, murrain.

Ἰνωωζνιωζεν δ᾽ » sy, νων σοων, fg &.
shepherd; 4f%, u99by -- , shepherdess;

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εἴχιΐννε ἃ -- , shopherd boy.

Buecker a. rich in flocks.

Bu tgbeg , “ 3. bot. rhubarb.

Bus,97, ἴδωγπε. s. broth; decoction.

ous, f 8. cross; crucifix ; fig. cross,
sorrows, tribulation; wseapp —, the
Cross, the Holy Rood; f — Sastshyg » hum
ful, q-&, to crucify; ῥ -- bjwtb,. to be
crucified; -- «#nath;, 4Sutb,, to make
the sign of the cross, to cross one’s
self. [ bearer; crusader.

Poses pup ta. cPO88-bearing; δ. cross-

Pus serggnefe a. cross-headed.

Poasscarqsrey Iyer 8, Ἰριυ χήν.

Jars cre be sory , - b4, τω» a.
bearing the cross, enduring patiently,
patient; -gglwe, crossed.

PO ears exp eve ων walt, to bless water
by immersing a crucifix. (crucifix.

Jeuwssrheny, =p 8. desk or rest fora

Ἰσωσωωζ οἵ a crucial, that appertains
to the cross.

Ἰσωσωζῥρμ. Grow a. cruciferous; s.
bot. cruciferous plant; cross-bearer;
crusader; -—p, the crusades, the cru-
saders.

Bw seshfy a. companion in crucifix-
ion; crucified together; — bis, 8. fou
guhyfef. [sign of the cross, to cross.

Puswhipkd, kgf va. to make the

[σιν γε [Ife 8. crusade.

Ἰδω;ιωζ οἷν a. suffering for Christ’s
sake, patient, austere; christian.

Puswhghd, ghey va.to crucify to-
gether; —gfJ, byw, un. to be a com-
panion in crucifixion, to be crueified
with another.

Ἰνωξωξοπεζοῥεῖν 8. the being cruci-
fied with another; participation in the
passion of our Lord.

Pears card cash , —Saslowe.y ὦ“ So crucifier-

Pons rh αὖον [9 facts 8. crucifixion.

Powsarthe.a. cruciform, crossed ; ad.
cross-Wise ; — g&&,, to place across.

Jussushind a. nailed to a cross, cro-
cified. .

W.usanhies a. dead on the cross, cra-
cified; — smututk,, to put to death
on the cross, to crucify.

PO ons 5 1x1 hiss ps ew ve {9 foot ὃ. hostility to the
adoration of the Holy Cross.

Ἰνωχωΐνβ;, 8. Wursuthe ; -- faye, the
CrOS8 ; — 4ummbky, to cross, to place
Across.

θεω; εἶν cease a. cross-like.

Pears casey esis Ss. Bavsurdire ; s. the sign

rit

of the cross; -- «νιν... to make -.

Pe ea 3020s anny sarge a. crucified, tortured
on the cross. (parson.

Pasweqers 5. parish priest, country

arzumeyenzee » by 8. WOrshipper of
Christ crucified, christian.

Pursaryée ad. in form of a cross,
crosswise 5 - gkh; wa. fybeape qibns,
to cross the arms.

Passa, ᾧ 5. WOod of the cross,
cross; crucifix; bof. peony ; anemone.

Ἰνωξων δόντι.» f 8. crab, craw-fish.

ΩΣ yes | of the Holy

Bashjhony a. crucified. (Cross.

Pasha (9h 4. crucifixion; crucifix.

Paskd, bgp va.to crucify, to fix on
the cross; —pa un. to be crucified.

Pour sh when (F- ὃ. tripod.

Pavsqfan. , vy 8. gODfalon, holy stand-
ard; -w$fe , gonfalonier. [Holy Cross.

Pasi poy, ᾧ 3. exaltation of the

PusopStke 4. benediction of the

Powe. s. thorny shrub. [Holy Cross.

Penwdintbd un. to twist rope.

_ Benwt, wy 8. rope, cord, string;
iron collar. (collar or chain.

Pani tpg a. collared, wearing a
; avn wteb-ol”, kgf: va. to chain up; to
tie with ropes. (ble; to gnaw, to bite.

wamwwk J va. to destroy, to crum-

Pn wae% 4. destruction, waste.

Pwakd, kgf va. to wring the neck,
totwist, to wrench, to draw, to pull out.

Benfwnnm ξεῖν 5. spiral column.

Buwat, py a. mixed, compound; con-
fused, in disorder; complicated, indi-
stinct; impure, obscene, lewd; ad.
eonfusedly , indistinctly ; together ,
conjointly ; s. mixture , conjunction;
coition, copulation, coupling, pairing,
rut, rutting; & —« ,;be&,. to be in rut,
on heat, in pairing time; £ τὰ guyz, to
pair, t0 couple, to leap, to mount, to
cover (mares, &c.); “δι, f -u, to
yoke, to match, to pair, to couple, to
Join together.

Ἰβωκλιωμινν a- obscure in speech,
difficult to understand ; indistinct, con-
fused. (chimera.

Rentmgwyut a. hybrid ; - Spf,

Benkue hwy a. licentious, dissolute,
rakish, libertine. [riegated.

Bwatwenje a. parti-coloured, va-

we tonsy νρ δ᾽ a. wicked, villanous.
waheghe. ag 8. an emetic.

Ββωκλω [9 ἦν, s. vegetable soup.

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| fused.

bur
| Pe aes S. Pe ees F200 εἴζεε.- . (fame.
Burntiafuneg fepnfhp 8. house of ill-
Burnttwfuow, wy a. that speaks con-
fusedly or impurely , confused; un-
chaste, impure.

Ϊνω ἡ ωνίνουε (9 βεῖ,; 3. idle talk, prat-
ing; buffoonery, scurrility; confused
or impure language, barbarism; ob-
scene discourse.

Punt, wy a mixed, confused,
embroiled, complicated; impure, ob-
scene; s. tie, bond, union; copulation,
pairing; the rabble, the mob.

Puntuhusput a. ad. abusively; im-
properly said. [fb-asg .

Pewee busy , ἔνια §. UP rane gesssite se _

Puntuhed, bgp va.to mix, to blend;
to confuse, to perplex, to embarrass,
to confound; to intrigue; to disturb,
to embroil ; to twist; to couple or pair;
-/f yn. to be mixed, confused, con-
founded with; to come to blows, to
fight ; to be in communication with, to
haunt, to frequent; to have commerce

Ἰνωκζεως οῥῆ 3. Warn iesq trey . (with.

νων εἶνεωζ ἔτ) πε [9 fed 4. licentious life,
debauchery. [persons, profaned.

Ἰσωκ »Ῥωζηβ a. trodden by impure

Perntiashne{d ft » --“ε δε 8. MC ey;
confusion , disorder , chaos ; disturb-
ance, perturbation, tumult; profana-
tion; coition, copulation; ast. conjunc-
tion; opal ~(at , bastard SON 5 εἰνίνα δεν,
pee day -E £,it is a perfect Babel.

]νωκζ εν οἷ, a. incredulous, unbe-
lieving, impious; vulgar; 8. Pousti

Burntwduyt ad. indistinctly, inarti-
culately; a. not elearly audible, in-
distinct, confused; --, -—n{#f 8. reson-
ance; -- $i;4,. to give an uncertain
sound ; to utter confused cries; -
geacig, confused murmur; &/7& - wp
duhbyf page, if the trumpet give an
al sound. .

anbusyeukes OU --“εὦ ν ῥ᾽ s. the
mass, the. cominon rere, the multi-
tude, the rabble, the mob; a. low,
vulgar, plebeian ; - wdprfs, the lower
classes, the common people, the scum
or dregs of the people, the vulgar.

Pusntudivg hemp 8. siftings. [gled.

PR ees 10 ress hearts ‘ - δ α. twistled, entan-

PO cas κω chess 2 , —hesy a. mixed, con-
(a disorderly rabble.
Bentwdpnf. a. tumultuous; ad. with

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| | Pa PP νε αἴ ad. related indi-
stinctly, confusedly, without method.

Ἰσιω νων α. ill-used, ill-treated ;
- wnait,, to rabuse, to misuse, to make
a bad or ill use of.

Runtwpwt 8. goblet, cup, bowl;
banquet, feast; crater; fig. recipient
of the Word (Virgin Mary).

Duntapturh a. pronounced confus-
ΒΟΥ indistinctly ; ad. in ἃ huddle, pell-
mell.

Barnkunphynn a. embroiled, disor-
dered, intricate, confused; ad. confus-
edly, disorderly, pell-mell.

Bernbupigag kd, ᾽ kgf va. to throw
into disorder or confusion ; to em-
broil, to confuse, to perplex, to disturb.

Burnt pig npae(F-fed , τε. ἢ, 8. CON-
fusion, disorder, disturbance, embroil-
ing, perplexity.

Puntbb 8. cup, goblet, bowl ; li-
quor, beverage, drink, potion, liba-
tion; crater; <p (éeng , the tiller
ropes; frusnatb; —«, to offer, to pour
out libations.

ἴσων εκ, 7, kgf va.to mix, to mingle,
to blend; to join, to incorporate, to
unite ;to combine, to amalgamate ; to
confound, to confuse, to perplex; to
mix up, to season; to intermix, to in-
termingle ; to intertwine, to inter-
weave ; to adulterate, to taint, to
tinge ; -- papbhednet, to knitin friend-
ship; w#£- --, to fall in love with; --
qh&pukacpu , to lay the cloth, to spread
the table, to serve up; -- qoqa pig Awp_
fiutgs to button; to buckle; to unite;
~ qakat pep pha. chad piublepf, to take
one another by the hand; (νόῳ —, to
exert all one’s powers of ingenuity;
— ( Sad, to sail in the open sea ; ghunpu
-, to swim in the sea; - gauze, to
meddle, to intermeddle, to interfere,
to interpose, to intrude ; - fun. to in-
termingle, to mingle together, to get
mixed up, to amalgamate, to meddle;
to engage, to entwine; to engage in
conflict, to fight, to come to blows;
to be joined, to join, to unite; to take
a share in, to be concerned in; to con-
join, to have carnal knowledge of; to
join, to form a friendship ; frssnmth-qurs.
ang os 082 be po 00s ifs ; the battle began.

Nuntppennt or Punt fr funent ad.
confusedly, tumultuously, disorderly,
at random, right and left, right or

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wrong , helter-skelter, pell-mell; -
puhp, rigmarole ; - frowk,, to bungle,
to stammer out.

νων χ᾽, UX, 8. Zool. grasshopper.

Pees cep Nearq wt Ὁ. Pe ces eo assy este Χ΄.

Pwntfs a. mixing, that mixes; s.
slice, spatula. ([scenity in discourse.

Pwatfrounc(tfe 4. impurity, ob-

Nusntny 8. intriguer, meddler.

Nunbay 8. Pant sb -

Ἰνωωκ τινε δ᾽, ng 8. mixture, compo-
sition, compound; temper or temper-
ing; paste, luting; complexion, con-
stitution, temperament, nature ; junc-
tion ; consanguinity , relationship ;
conjunction, union; the sense of feel-
ing, touch; tie, bond; concert, har-
mony. [pared, compounded; seasoned.

PewntacwS ny, fy a. composed, pre-

Puwntnc(tfe% 2. mixture, composi-
tion; incorporation, junction, union.

Pees re Seree_ifs s. ὃ. Pies πῖνε. δ᾽ ; — ge.
pug, engagement, conflict ; — géang,
confluence of rivers; — “ανανπρωξ
* rising of the stomach, indigestion.

Ἰσωκῖινε pg 8. mixture ; jumble, med-
ley ; conflict, close fight, engagement,
action; union, reunion; carnal con-
nection; confluence.

Wuntskd un. to bray; to growl.

Ἰσωπσε 3. dried grapes, raisins;
bun, plum-cake. [linen.

ad | ed pnd or ~ank-t s. fine strong
* Puna fx 8. wooden mould for
pastry.

ἴδω» s. grass, hay, forage ; food for
cattle, pasture; - or frase, thorn; -ᾧ
aay orn enemy hips, haws.

Pupupereg 8. cooper’s adze; plane.

Wuspegne, 8. Zool. species of locust,
attacus.

Weer preerq ἵν, ong §. rod, switch, whip,
knout, lash, scourge, cat-o-nine tails;
discipline, flagellum; Suwpocud -f,
stroke of a whip; Suphuwhhy —we, 8.
Bes pargquteh Γ.' °

Pees 70 sg s00 sexs prone fs ἐδ μι Γ yn. to thrash
oneself with the discipline, to scourge,
to flagellate oneself.

Pe css cas gear n ses pr ese fes ve [Fh 8. SCOUrgiNng ,
flagellation, discipline.

PB eae νων og es recs § cay eas ὃν “δ ὦ yn. to
drive away with the whip.

Ἰσοω gr acs g caste of ’ bof un. to whip, to
scourge, to lash, to thrash, to flog.

Pwpumgt a. rude, coarse, rough of

rut
hair-cloth; s. hair-cloth, sack-cloth,
hair-shirt; - gg&toe,, to wear hair-
cloth.
; Pass pracr irons funy ᾿ ~q¢bum a. wear-
ing sack-cloth; -- ,(%6,, to wear hair-
cloth.
Pupich , ny 8. rock. (rocky.
Bapwhetes a. steep, cragged,
ων ζωνῖνι ἵν 4. cool. gudgeon.
Bapekkd, kh va. to burn » to
scorch, to tan, to brown; to toast; to
heat, to warm; to imbibe, to anoint.
Pupwh fs s. burning, caustic.
weeds. scoria, dross, slag.
Papuwdinef 4. the devil, demon; ve-
nomous serpent.
Repu, wy 8. med. cautery; caute-
rization ; blister ; brand ; (4#Ag) brand-
FOR ; -ἶ ΟΣ ᾿ πο ff ΓΙ, git, Ρ
- αἴκωεν “ἔνι. to cauterize ; “μευ [εἴ δ,
qawk, y-. to dress an issue.
apulnperp 8. lunar caustic, nitrate
of silver; caustic potash.
Bupwp 4. ditch; trap, snare.
_ Pere, ky 8. sword; a. flagitious,
miquitous, wicked; ill-bred ; lewd.
remy. by 3. sieve, cribble, bolt-
er; mech. bolting-mill.
Βαρμισ δα, kgf va. to sift, to riddle,
to bolt; fig. to tempt, to try. |
Pappa, s.sifter. (temptation.
wppuyeec ct, 4. act of sifting; fig.
Peaeg, μή 8. z00l. roe-buck.
Beppne (df s. iniquity ; libertinage.
Bepporfe . pf s. catarrh, cold;
Cwhp, (9.9. δὲ. -- , severe, slight cold;
~ shy, cold in the head; -- ;fub,,
ape eats nsey 4-- » to catch a cold; denn,
thy βωρμίνωνε. grfory, to have got a
cold in one’s head ; sysew2wnky q—+ tO
give a cold, to cause to catch a cold;
Puakey, βωμόν ων, q-, to cure a cold.
wpqmfu, wy a. knavish, roguish;
that falsifies, that forges; false, coun-
terfeit, adulterated. [ious.
μωαρᾳωβωξ οἷν a. deceitful, fallac-
Pepgufowte 8. Weeppwfome (2 fed ;
τῶν tbe{tk,, to deceive, to dupe, to
entrap.
Bapg feb, ᾿ kgf va. to cheat ; to
lsify, to counterfeit, to forge; to
feign, to simulate; to corrupt, to ad-
ulterate ; to Sophisticate; to dissem-
ble; - medhp dees, to plot the death of.
Μαρχωββεν feng 8. highs.
wppwfans ὁ βεΐῖ, » -πε-δ, 4. fraud,

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knavery; falsification, forgery, act of
counterfeiting; adulteration; chican-
ery; violation, rape.

ass preg seseteitowsly pbb ful va. to conspire
against, to attempt evil, to deceive;
un. to risk, to be exposed to danger.

Rupgorcwhuhwth a. traiterous, de-
ceitful, fraudulent, knavish. 3

Wupyrawtkd, by va. to cheat, to
overreach, to circumvent, to defraud;
to implicate, to involve, to entangle;
to precipitate; to deflower, to violate.

Bee py retin (δ με», -sashp δ. fraud,
deceit, circumvention, erime, outrage;
~ hocuf:, violation, deflowering.

ἴδωρδι, kgf va. to cauterize ; to
brand; to blind with hot irons; fig. to
stigmatize, to afflict, to distress, to
cut to the heart.

Pupp 4. anat. penis.

Reppufe, pufeng 4. base, foundation;
pedestal; legs, feet; anchor; — shes
bby» clikbeey g-, to anchor, to cast
anchor; - “δ ess ey 022 cstobs ᾿ grr δ᾽ υἷι,
q-%, to weigh anchor ; -- sagshb ang εν
to be, to ride or to lie at anchor; -
yuu, anchor of hope; - dphacf{st ,
sheet anchor; fig. last resource, last
shift.

Pupfrupekp 4. shaking, tottering,
ruin; fg. perverseness, error, aber-
ration.

Ἰνωρῥνιωρῖν S ’ Dieser fercso ps be of okgh va. to
shake, to shatter, to demolish, to ruin,
to destroy ; to deteriorate, to hurt, to
corrupt; to renew pain or grief; -- σφ.
YEpu,to tear open healing wounds ;
fig. to irritate, to excite anew; - gg¢r_
Sig cnhne(2 fete .to renew one’s griefs;
— qipueu, to vacillate, to waver; -gba
un. to fall to ruin or decay, to perish.

Bupfopps a. destructive, rumous.

a0 0 fas exe pu rne_ths ὃ. destruction, waste.

νων. ῥ. “pes oun. πὸ pve. “ὦ
ad. gropingly ; -- φἥνευ ν 226. to grope
along, to feel one’s way, to go grop-
ing; - A‘lgpk,, to grope about for;
ΚΒ. Poesprycarap « [ing about.

Pupfrufpukp 4. groping along, feel-

Patpfranpl dS, bgp un. to grope along,
to feel one’s way; to fumble: to
shake, to rustle.

Beep fap’, Pupfybl 8. Warp fraught

Ἰνωρῥ Ὁ ΣΧ ΑΓ vn- to bray.

ἴσωρίνν ες. -σερ a. ruinous, falling,
tottering to decay.

bUh

Peupd fg» anche 4. cane-brake,
reedy fen; thorny brake.

Pw pllreey οὐξζν 4. paste diamond.

Je.up, s. the boiling, boiled meat, &c.

Bu pwnb I, kgf va. to burn; afl
vn. to burn, to scorch, to be parched,
to wither; -- £ Spuecy. to be parched
with thirst; -- gapadad, αἴθ πα. to burn
with love, with tenderness.

Ww pounf , ---τε “ἢ, δ. rustling, murmur.

Baypyupbl, kgf vn. to rustle.

Bapyunprt a. rustling, murmuring.

Batt, kgf va. to boil, to stew;
to scald; to scorch, to burn.

luwpayh, pry 4. fire, fire-brand ;
live-coal ; pyre, funeral-pile; -- wf
Lb, dank, , ΟΣ, ἴο light a fire,
to set on fire; -- Sinus edpryp , fune-
ral pile. [disaster.

ἴσδωρ περ 8. misfortune, calamity,

Wasgnefefyn. to be unhappy, unpros-
perous, extenuated.

Busrpoehweft a. born of, or feces
ed by fire, ardent, luminous, fiery.

Puspachid, Lgf va. to burn; —hhdf
un. to be on fire.

ἴσωρπε Π 4. cauterization.

Paspufuudthé. a. anchor-shaped.

Pesprufsretefir δ. mar. buoy.

PO ese pres fer ke of ᾿ Egf va. to fix, to establ-
ish, to found ; — giawe% , to cast anchor;
- gyre pep νᾶ, to fix or anchor
one’s hopes on; -// un. to be fixed,
established, based, founded.

Wuspunp 8. stallion, entire horse or

Dupe ’ by 3. filing. (ass.

ἴθνωγεν scr ds » 4} 8. filings.

Poaw seas ass dry ’ kg a. filed.

ἴσωσενεωε fryrl, 8. patron of living.

ἴνωσωνῖ ess oak>f —wk > , fb a. fair,
light, flaxen; fallow.

Bue pank al, , kgf va. to file.

Paw pent 2119by a. fair-complexioned;
- qduwpap» fair-hair, golden-hair.

Busprnkywiurl, wquy vn. to become

Puxupinfs 4. filer. (fair or flaxen.

Pupony, fs. file. (rough horse-tail.

ass [9 oer rr ossfasre ont 8. bot. shave-grass )

Paapurngudnc hie s. zool, dab, burt,
bret-fish.

Rapennesd ’ ἴσεωωνωνινε Ss. Ἰρωρενωδ' °

ἴσωγων σι. ith 3. act of filing.

Purse, oy # couch, cot, bed; plait,
fold; nap on cloth, down on fruit or

lants; -— Swhudeypy, stratum, layer,
bed: -f-.-pf- a. ad. folded, plait-

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ed, doubled ; in folds, doubly.

Wweuy, fr, we 8. darkness, obscur-
ity ; fig. grief, sorrow, affliction ; blind-
ness, delusion, ignorance; hell; devil;
a. dark, obscure, gloomy, murky ; αἶα
-, / -/ ad. in the darkness, darkly ; -
ὦ δεν εἴτε δ, utter darkness ; — rozeqhb_
i, darkness that could be felt; - τύ.
2épo, the shades of night; — ag farm,
(9 μὴ, the darkness of ignorance ; ῥ -
quninw,to get orto grow dark, to
become obscure; pig. -- «ὧν. to walk
in darkness; to be ignorant of; gw
f-['t -f% πήγε, to condemn, to damn;
- byassy ox0 0. 4: ἴδ᾽ εν ἦν ἔράῤν » darkness
covered the whole earth; S. βώξεκκ ῥα.

Ἰνωεωρνωμέρ α. bringing dar kness,
tenebrous.

Warcssprpiel a. dwelling in obscur-
ity, obscure, gloomy; -ρ s devils, de-
mons.

Ἰσωκ wpwpope a. dark, murky,, dim.

ἴσων ρων ἡ Tear gy a. walking in the
darkness.

Pune prsggued a. dark, gloomy, dis-
mal, sad; -- ,b%&,, to become darken-
ed, or obscured; -- prusgbnsys to be-
en blind. ee

eg 0.00590 47 ay,» = am (1. Clotne
in qerkneet sutoen ed with gloom,

Werrwpudsfe avs.eciiptic. (darkling.

Wears ces pracsh ἔτνος 5. Lay earl

ase purhryy a. blinded y darkness.

Beoewpwhocy a. that dissipates dark-
ness ; plunged in obscurity.

Ϊνωε co prush ven. a. utterly dark.

Piece ει ω νειν § sasg ess ὅν a. chasing away
darkness.

Wuscswpuediud a. surrounded with
darkness, obscure, gloomy, dark.

Peete css rece εἴπ cos a. tortuous & tene-

Peer cas preasy eas Ss. -σιν teeny « (brous.

Pare spayft 8. Woormp fi

| era Te ere S. ἴδω coop fool.

ἘΠ] cere νιον ass 8. camera obscura.

Pasewpweke a. loving obscurity or
darkness. (obscurity.

Peers κωυνεν sterre og. a. brought up in

Pare cperuveyg 2. immersed in obscur-
ity, buried in darkness. [darkness.

aseseprecsunedrr OC. accustomed to

ἴνωερωμα bey a. kept in obscurity,

hidden; that keeps in obscurity (tomb),
sombre, obscure, black, dark.

ἴσεωε. ρας κα 5. ΡΟΣ Σ (phe:

ἴσων h lS S. —hgecgetele & Ιεσες

ke

Weare. ον oy 00..cyeurte br af ’ neg va. to dark-
en, to spread darkness, to obscure, to
dim; to eclipse; to extinguish; to
blind ; srewfe -bE quphguit , the
moon eclipses the sun.

Ἰνωεωρ fae ‘ kguy vn- to be darkened,
obscured, eclipsed ; to be blinded;
ῥμωωι ὦ δ agent. aar gs bog ὦ le ong. SF undis Ἢ
ebw the sun remained eclipsed three
hours.

να ρῥβν a. obscure, gloomy, dark.

BacwpSf 4. tendril; shoot, off-
shoot, bud, sprout, germ.

Puede fy 4. bot. rhubarb plant;
the tendrils of the vine.

μωε με. ἢ, 4. darkening, offusca-
tion; tenebres ; ast. eclipse ; -- σδα es
bak , passed fe , solar, lunar -> - anne.
best, Sessteclects, οἴδωΐ, ἔν [(ἐω δέτε.» total,
partial, annular -.

ΝΣ 9 “Jew, —senfite a. ob-
scure, gloomy, dark; murky, misty;
foggy; f frevcsnpseef> in the darkness
or obscurity.

Pwcuwper, fy 8. greens, pot-herbs,
vegetables, garden-stuff; salad ; — sedan
Xu, green-grocer.

Purr ρον fis a. bearing or produc-
ing vegetables ; reared on vegetables.

Pokwf δ. amphora, urn, earthen
pitcher, jug, jar, pot. [layers (dish).

wehbe a. composed of alternate

Barc fd s. hasty-pudding.

wp, ᾧ. <p 8. Surprise, surprising ;
seizure, seizing; impediment, hinder-
ance; agitation, transport, fury; pi,
“ὦ ad. by surprise; ῥ᾽ -« wihhuwtky, to
be surprised, seized, led away.

Psfashent εἰ, upinfs- to palpitate.

fuk, wy 8. hinderance, impedi-
ment, obstacle; encumbering; inac-
tivity, idleness, sloth; α. idle, unoc-
cupied; hindered, prevented; stopped,
discontinued ; -- wa%k,, ,bbb,, to hin-
der, to impede, to prevent; — Guy, to
be disoccupied ; to be in idleness.

Purp utwtrey , fr» ne 5. hinderance;
delay ; idleness, leisure ; a. revocable.

Pepetid, bgp va. to hinder, to
stop, to impede, to obstruct, to em-

ass, to cross, to delay, to inter-
rupt; to intercept; to interdict, to
Prohibit; to abolish, to abrogate, to
annul, to revoke; to take away; to
Suppress ; ~ oq Saas to ces any cary Sia » qguibgu ne.
ep, to stop the way or passage, to

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stop up, to obstruct, to encumber; —
qephbp, to encumber the earth; -- ῥα
un- to be hindered, impeded, prohibit-
ed, forbidden; to cease, to remain
suspensed; to be abolished; -- sada.
erst , to fallin disuse.

Punfuwtfs a. hindering, obstructive.

ees efr emer ress oy» —bucl[Ffit, -ncith
s. hinderance, impediment, obstruc-
tion, obstacle ; difficulty ; interdiction,
prohibition; diversion; interception;
abolition, abrogation; suppression;
cessation; ᾧ -acith -quy, wthewtb,. tO
cease, to fallin desuetude, to be no
longer in force.

Ἰνωκιωρινζ τ, -Δωῖ, 5. Wasrqunuyrep ο

᾿νε fined, pb un. to shut; to faint;
to be extinguished; to be blinded.

Ἰσωνῥ» ῥά a. 4. negro, blackamoor.

Punporgwtkd, gp va. to hinder; to
shut; to extinguish; to blind ; -- gapauz,
to put out the candle, to blow out
the light; - gS, to quench the fire,
to extinguish the conflagration.

Pupoeghs 8. extinguisher.

Pease s feel” S. Paw fined.

Pewpgk-uy s. incense-box, censer.

Peg, WIZ, fy oF wy a. squinting ;
short-sighted; dim- or blear-eyed ; -f
4ayk,. to look askance at, to look
surlily, to scowl upon, to look at with
aversion or dislike.

Pb Ged, ρον OF wany un. to regard
with a rancorous or malevolent eye,
to detest, to hate, to envy.

We (26S, kgf va. to push, to thrust,
to drive forward.

bé(2p ad. squintingly; surlily, grim-
ly, bitterly, angrily, crossly ; -- φἥναυρ,
to go astray, to fall into knavish prac-
tices.

WL g6-S, ἐὺ va. to strike, to clash,
to shock, to knock, to hit; to vex, to
torture; - £qSkpop, to butt; to toss,
to gore.

ἴον: a. that butts, clashes. (ing.

PE (240 % 4. butting, shock, clash-

}e4-(2o.% 5. remorse, compunction.

Ἰνάκωμερ δι, kgf va. to cause one to
recover his senses, to restore from
fainting. [tic, insane.

Wh wg, wy a. mad, crazy, luna-

Pk jag. cwprackp 5. Ἰοδρωημυμε (Ff

Pb peargeap fel , δ᾿ un. to become
crazy, to go mad, to lose one’s senses,
to be mad.

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Pb poqgupne[Pf.% s. madness, crazi-
ness, insanity, lunacy.

Wb pese[P- cif ,-ὅξ.» 8. WOb jerseys

Be pedi a. intelligent, well-in-
formed, skilful, learned ; — asntby, Gee
gr-guhk,;, to initiate, to instruct, to
inform ; -- ,/*4,, to be well-informed,
to have profound knowledge, to be
well versed in, to understand tho-
roughly, to know perfectly; -- ἐν»,
aneyueguyfiyg, to penetrate the future ; -
luk, f SED preaspreoy bre. soph, to distin-
guish, to know good from evil; -- ἐᾧ..
bby 3. Meaney eas Toons ung aso pu & 08 fer » to be-
have prudently or wisely; -- pub, f
ugh fepnet, to revolve, to turn over
in one’s mind, to reflect, to consider,
to meditate, to ruminate, to ponder;
- εἰν δι ngcry inp , to seize the mean-
ing, to enter into the spirit οὖ; — ask
Ἴων Ὁ ῥπωω νι [Ὁ δ εὐ, learned in all
knowledge.

Pb peck aS, 8. Wh perder picks (toby

Wb pw heb gneigqutihdS, PE pesdlireon 18

Bbpwhinne[Ffe% 4. understanding ,
intelligence, comprehension, know-
ledge, capacity; reflexion, considera-
tion; synecdoche; yhdisumpgh abby
“as to teach science ὁ “re. peg — ἴσων ’
in order thoroughly to understand
these things. (ed, cracked, foolish.

Ἰδέ,» δὴ a. hare-brained, giddy-pat-

Pb ω ἔτη pd, qh uy un. to be cracked,
to have taken leave of one’s senses,
to be mad; to lapse into second child-

Bb peaybgneh 8. Pb pwqespncf. (hood.

Bépenae pn) a. mad, insane.

Ey essesg cas esr easly , ag 8. anot, cerebel-
lum, coats of the brains, meninges.

We pwinag , Phpap 8. Whpogup -

Pépe5f a. intelligent, clever, sen-
sible, judicious, steady, prudent, wise.

Phpwgtep, fg a. raving, mad, fur-
ious, frantic.

Rb pwgiapkgn assdels α΄, neg va. to
distract, to madden, to craze, to drive
to fury, to goad to insanity.

Bb pghap fd, kguy vn. to be out of
one’s senses, to rave, to be delirious,
mad, crazy, jnsane; to swoon or faint
away, to fall into a swoon.

Ph pwgtapne (2 ε΄, 8. delirium, light-
headedness, frenzy, madness.

P4,2,;4 8. brains ; mind, sense,
wit, understanding, intelligence, wis-
dom ; Alor ad. skilfully, ingeniously,

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cleverly, dexterously ; - twaf mar.
poop, stern of a ship; bench for row-
ers; ἡ ῥνδμω Ῥω ft, on the poop; -
{εν ἴσου, , bridge-head ; - ghung »
source of ariver ; -ν n-bb,, to be wise,
judicious, prudent; f frbpwy bymtehy ,
to lose one’s reason, to become mad;
quay febpop, sou ee 28h» sity
βνδιω Ὅς. to be out of one’s mind, to
turn mad 5 geophe ἢ fsle yung » to faint, to
Swoon} ῥ᾽ Arbgs gos, to come to one’s
self, to recover one’s self; to amend;
feb pu fuente, , to tax one’s ingenuity,
to contrive, to set one’s wits to work,
to try, to attempt; to dupe, to out-
wit, to use artifice, craft, guile; ῥ febye
Wy Ey» 00g 00072 east bx scopes ἢ feignedly, with simu-
lation, in appearance; astutely, cun-
ningly ; php perqgaed— wher, Mach
tongue and little judgment; 6 fehbyag
be fp Sinusg [Fesfleay , hair-brained ,
cracked, foolish, insane, mad; gfaf*
heepuee. χἰνξιω tops, he became intoxi-
cated, tipsy.

PEfeps S. Péqppl. [bling about.

Péfpat-§ead.halting, hobbling, stum-

Péq, #5 a. crippled, maimed; in-
firm, helpless; bad, wicked; ugly;
filthy ; -- καρ, crippled in the arm;
-aafep, lame, crippled in the feet;
bandy-legged. {wilful, obstinate.

kquwpupay a. perverse, stubborn,

Ἰνξηωμώρνεςζ με, 8. perversity, ca-
price ; insolence, impertinence.

Wi qul2 pep a. bent, crooked, twist-
ed; fg. perverse, wicked, villanous,
depraved.

byalthepkd, bgp una. to grimace,
to grin, to make wry faces; to pervert;
—fS' un. to be bent, ill-fashioned, awk-
ward ; to be perverted, depraved.

Pb yenl(Ffepasd s. obliquity, crooked-
ness, contortion; grimace, wry face,
mouth; fig. perversity, depravity.

Péqufuba a. Wayward, stubborn,

ΡΣ; S. Ἰνδη- (refractory.

Phyuip 8. Ἰϑδην 2 fet.

Ἰνδσηωβνξ κε (δ 8. Waywardness.

"νέημ 8. υῥημ» [bound to.

Wey eps, guy un. to be attached or

PLaq fy 5. halter, rope, noose;
bowstring ; strangulation, suffocation;
—p 2vlFuwhy , flattery, wheedling, cajo-
lery > ~ wphuatl, OF wuately mich » ὑ-
“ὦ OF εἴκιιωμδρα, , to ‘strangle » to
choke one’s self; -- Γ᾿ 7} wena wm.

bbL

ων δι. wn. τῷ “δ᾽ δ ang ἴο puta rope
on the neck of, to bring to the halter,
to strangle, to throttle, to choke; -
Bae whdfe Shy dulydack mugen fy poo.
2f.%,to be embarrassed & confounded
by, not to know what to say or do.
Bh yy wdiws a- strangled, suffocated;
- wakb,, to strangle, to suffocate; --
efht,. to be strangled, suffocated.
Pigg ut La Peagk jhe ὅ. halter,
rope; bowstring; gibbet, gallows.
kagkd, kgf va. to strangle, to

suffocate, to stifle; to wring, to twist

(the neck); to vex, to torment, to do
violence to; -/d yn. to choke one’s
self, to be suffocated, stifled; fig. to
burst, to crack, to break out, to melt
away. (tion.

ἴνέ γα “ε δὲ, s. strangulation; suffoca

Bighd, kgf va. to cripple, to lame,
to maim, to mutilate, to mangle.

Ἰνε κι, fs. part, half; —p, twin.

Wb qhwarml, wy 8- buffoon, jester,
banterer, wag, mimic, merry-Andrew,
fool; a. scurrilous, waggish, jocular,
given to buffoonery or raillery.

Whyhusanrutp 8. Phohusmuhnel2 fet.

Pk ghwwwhkS, kgf una: to play the
buffoon, to play the fool, to jest, to
jeer, to joke, to mimic.

Pb qhamuehne[Pfet% 4. buffoonery,
scurrility, lampoon, bantering, jeer-
ing, mockery, raillery , jocularity ,

ix 8. Poeun, Pig: [waggery.

Phqnc(Ff.% 4. crippled state of a
limb, privation of the use of a limb,
lameness, palsy, paralysis.

Jes2%y, yy 8. egg- or nut-shell ; Sc_
tb, -ἰρν to shell, to husk.

*jecs 4. thin scantling for making
sieves, bandelets, &c.

Phig.. &c. 5. Bpdling, Kc.

Phtbywpup ad. immodestly, impu-
dently, with effrontery.

Pith ων να, να ὦ yn. to live in ef-
feminacy, to plunge into voluptuoas-
ness and debauchery, to revel, to
feast, to be immodest, dissolute, de-
bauched.

Ph eb ιω γε ἡ ἦν ἐν oS »πεοηΐ va. to cor-
rupt, to debauch, to make dissolute.

bbb ne [δ εν 4. voluptuous and ef-
feminate life, lasciviousness, debauch-
ery, wantonness, dissoluteness.

Lek, . dheh, wy ΟΥ̓ fy a. effeminate,
luxurious ; lascivious, debauched ,

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wanton, dissolute.

}e42/2, ὅς. 8. Bfliup» &e.

Ἰσδ)ρωζ 4. a good horse.

PL bpwkp 4. minutia, trifles; trash,
rubbish; parings, leavings.

Pés 8. spot on grapes.

Ps s.04 8. support, prop; S. Pwés-

Ps 3.046S, yp va. to support, to
prop, to prop up, to shore. (fish.

WE suspurn., Wh skipup 5. crab; cray-

Wh selinge S. Yusef feng

Win, fy a. froward, wilful, stub-
born, perverse, rebellious, refractory;
currish, surly, bitter; s. rancour, hat-
red, spite, envy ; - Sayh,;, to look
Surlily ; τε. ἐδ, to be enraged or
furious with. [malice.

Bhawd, wguy un. to bear hatred,

WsnkJ, Lgfh un. to be disobedient,
insubordinate, to rebel, to revolt, to
be disheartened ; -- ῥᾧ "νεῦσε... not to
obey the bridle; - qesjpreseg file fb fb prasy
ἤν... to be furiously maddened
one against the other.

νέαν {Ὁ μεν s. insubordination, dis-
obedience, indocility, obstinacy, stub-
bornness. of a cow.

4, 4. dish made from the first milk

Pbpb b> 5. Lovech } memes piece by
piece, little by little, slice by slice.

4, ./:s. tortoise shell;S. ἴθ δα, Lhg-

WE ἡ σρδ 5. Ἰυδ γα ρδ'. (brick.

Bb geek wh wn. ᾿ Bh gushazen a. built of

Ph guibkpinne(3h ὃ. Wh gkgapdne[dh-

Wes5e44 a. badly pronounced, bar-
barous, corrupted, spurious, harsh.

Bégpthagrt a. very barbarous,
unpolished, very corrupt, very rude,
very harsh.

Pbgekhbd, kgf va. to jabber; -
quiatbupkt , to speak broken Eng-
lish, to talk gibberish. [cancer, crab.

We gqghenf, Wi g¢infi 5. lobster; ast.

Wéghenpds , wg 8. carthen-ware ma-
nufacturer; potter; brick- or tile-ma-
ker; gapdmunch -wy. Carthen-ware
manufactury.

Wh ghqapiac (thet 8. ceramic art,
fictile art; the potter’s art, pottery.

Ph gi hoje {Xpn. 5. ostracism.

Ἰσδ ες Εν a. made of brick or baked
earth; <p, — s*ofdp, crockery, earth-
en-ware, delft-ware.

Wh ghdop(2, fy 8. shell-fish; shell,
conch; tortoise-shell; nut-shell.

Bh gk gacgquikd, neg ua. to dry, to

bet
ary UP 5 to parch.
Lgf, gery. gkwg 8. brick, tile;
pottery, earthen-ware, crockery; por-
celain, China-ware, Wedgewood-ware;
potsherd, fragment of earthen-ware ;
fish-shell; shell, conch; <p, pottery;
Wedgewood-ware , -manufactory; a.
earthen, delft; g- fusphuwnk,, to beat
the air, to pound the water.

Ἰσευμκηκηρ, fy OF wy 8. accent, point.

Lipo, wy 8. bivalve-shell; fg. al-
legory.

LJ, kgf va. to cut, to cut off, to
break off, to tear off or away ; to burst
open ; — φέρω, to tear out the hair;
Lh ppfufe -, to castrate ; -fS un. to be
cut or torn off, to be broken off.

_ Pgat% 4. breaking, rupture, burst-
ing, tearing.

ἴσε feb (th or phl2f s. knock, blow;
obstacle, hinderance, impediment ;
fraud, cheat; hate, ill will, aversion;
jealousy ; remorse, scruple; pain, af-
fliction, grief; doubt, distrust, appre-
hension ; gripes, colic; -- be func (δ phe
“οἷν wihwhk,, to trip up, to oppose, to
obstruct, to embarrass ; ful [Pfe ςεω δ.
w«kuwtk,, to look daggers, to look
grim, to scowl; feb [Pfu Sarg hey oes By cs _
ge, to sunburn, to tan, to freckle, to

PES §. pope. [brown.

WEz. Wks, fg 8. prop, stay, support;
back, back-side: clothes’ pocket; zool.
crab; craw-fish; -- giby S. Ph suhb-f.
_ Rit, wg 8. spur, goad; fig. spur,
Incentive ; a. butting; — fre; ass-goad;
οἴη kd τῷ ampuyk,, to kick against
the pricks.

P24, kgf va. to goad, to spur, to
incite, to drive, to spur on, to urge on;
ἤματι, —, to bribe, to corrupt, to
buy over;-// un. to thrust one’s self
in, to creep into.

PbS, WlFupl or Wletacd vn. to
fast on milk-food.

δ fs a. stimulating.

Po. 4. vigil; fast-day with milk-
food; fasting on milk-food.

PS wpe [Pf s. barbarism:

Pupp ad. barbarously, harshly,
roughly. [barity.

POS cash sas a. barbarous > ~eupp: bar-

PF car hy ccste one [2 fur te 8. cruelty ἢ inhu-
manity, brutality.

᾿υδι σε [Ὁ μεν &. mucosity.

PS gut. fp - guy, to be obstinate,

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headstrong, stubborn, to persist dog-
gedly.

Ἰο κἀς a. Very rude, very bar-
barous; -α ad. barbarously, coarsely,
harshly.

νοΐ, ες a. barbarous, fierce, fero-
cious, savage; rude, rough, harsh,

σώ δὩ 4. bol. gum-tree. (coarse.

Ἰυβωρ 9 «[ᾷ ᾿ “πειξ 8. bot. 8. UY σελ ᾳ;
citron : pestiliential sore, bubo.

tp pt, What 8. Wage.

Pfhquf a. bold, courageous, brave,
manly, spirited, haughty.

Bfqufeb JS, kgp vn. to hector, to
swagger, to brave, to bully, to insult;
to laugh to scorn, to laugh at; to ad-
vance fearlessly, to have the hardi-
hood or boldness, to face, to brave;
# attempt, to risk; to rush upon, to
assault, to attacks — f dusshge, to run
risks, to seek perils, to brave or to
face dangers; - ᾧ ἄωρα, to plunge
into the thickest of the fight; jasyqofta
-, to confide in prayer.

Bh gqefebgaegutile Af, negf va. to em-
bolden, to encourage, to inspirit, to
give heart to.

Phqusfufch , -- σε [9 μεν, —neth 3. bold-
ness, audacity, hardihood, confidence;
bravado, rodomontade; insult ; as-
sault, rushing.

Pfhqut + tg ὃ. ἃ hut & its inhabitants.

σῤφωρ, Ἰθῥχωρει 8. Vang, 0,5}

PAE, μίθῥαᾳ. felP-ng 8. gripes, colic;
twinge, twitch, shooting pen blister,
sore, swelling: rock, reef, sand-bank;
zool. crocodile ; — w#ppuwbfps, tonesmus ;
=p nenfog ’ gout.

Phu, wah vn. to doubt, to sus-
pect, to disbelieve, to distrust ; to look
at with an evil eye.

bplewgaegutk Sf, “εὴὖῦ ’ Phebe, δε
una. te be tortured by remorse; to
pain, to afflict, to grieve, to vex.

Phl¢ocd% 4. doubt, mistrust, suspi-
cion ; remorse.

Pie. bk cx Se gum; - eas yvae pusaryyfe .
—-arabic; - gugf, --tragacanth ; -- ὦ.
nudgushwt, india-rubber, caoutchouc;
qnap —, —-lac, shell-lac. (tree.

Ἰσῥοωμδρ a. gummy; - Sen, Zum

Ppt phy a. gummy.

Ἰυῥοωζιω 9. 5. gamboge.

Ἰυῤόωωξοη 3. QumM-resin. ᾿

Pept δ a. mucous, glutinous ; vis-
cous; - 4fe(#, mucus, snot; - chefre,

πρὶ
yum-resin.

Bz s. search, perquisition, investi-
gation, strict inquiry; plucking up,
snatching away ; — wphkwkb,, to search
out, to investigate, to rummage, to

Bhpxy 8. Pazaey- [inquire into.

Bhfwc wow 2. filth, filthiness, fetid
matter.

βάρ f a. learned, wise ; pedantic.

Bbq 2. unclean; profane.

Why s. tendril, clasper; sucker,
shoot ; fibre, filament, stamen ; --ὦ wp
juth,, to cling to, to hold fast to, to
clasp, to strain to; to twine, to en-
twine ; = ΝΣ by ecstasy or cantaneyzs to be
thoughtful, melancholy ; to clasp one’s
knees.

Bhe®. μη, fe 45. scruple; con-
science ; doubt, distrust; anguish, sor-
row, affliction; a. scrupulous, conscien-
tious; -- Siwerg» conscience; scruple ;
remorse, compunction ; feqrfe εἴων
conscientiously, scrupulously ; sages
wah fegrp liberty of conscience; fry.
amdpuhp , ῥσω [Ὁ ρα ΧΕ Sens y . BACCUSA-
tion, reproach of conscience ; - aaShys
με (hile, Se usy acgntp , to pretend
to have acruples, to scruple to, to be
conscientious ; pebgacguthy 4-- Sinuy ν
to stifle remorse; σώαν μεν μη Δ
“ἴα ων, for conscience sake.

Bb, ῥιπῇ 2. small stone, pebble,
gravel ; - beens, ballast > 7 ΤΣ
dwky med. gravel; stone- [joy.

Bite s. joy, mirth; wn Aight, for

Pfs or fefu2 s. bosom, cavity, hol-
low; bottom; -- upmf, ventricle; =p
“ρφΐ hb, cavity of uterus. [Topefp .

em 8. lance, spear; <p. fizsnuy S.

Phebrbh» pug 8. night-mare, incu-

bus; phantom; bug-bear.

βωω ’ fess enfey or om erg A. hard, stiff,
arsh, tough; sharp, strict, severe,
ngorous, rigid, austere ; rough, rude ;
cruel, merciless; haughty, arrogant,
supercilious, overbearing; inflexible,
obstinate, untoward, stubborn, untam-
able; difficult, inaccessible; -, τῶν
hewhe ad. harshly; roughly, cruelly ;
Severely; - pate. harsh words ; -
fewke, austere, hard life ;fscsmfre qiuy
‘o be blunt with; to treat with brutal-
NY or severity, to maltreat; -u paup_
funk, , rout, δον acdk&p , to speak
bluntly or harshly to, to say unpalat-
able things; - £ pk, it is hard for thee.

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Pups, fewp 4. thickness, density; a.
close, dense, thick, serried; compact,
dense; crowded, numerous, frequent;
full; -,— «en —, — pig — ad. thickly,
densely; frequently, often, much; --
usm. — Sespnesdp y repeated blows.
bhp s. white violet.

Wipe a. startling; -- - ,6%6,, to shy,
to start at; to doubt, to fear, to sus-
pect; τῷ ῥ᾽ πιὸ ΟΥ̓ -- ᾧ -ὦ a. inconstant,
vacillating ; ad. doubtfully, suspicious-
ly ; with a start.

fy 4. closing or shutting; cork,
stopper, bung, plug; valve; —a ζω,
%&,, to cork, to bung, to dam, to stop;
to hinder, to oppose.

up s. ool. black-bird.

Whew, & 8. hasty-pudding; gruel;
paste ; starch. [to give a -.

Pyay . fg 8. robe of honour ; -&/-va.

Pjur, ἕνα ὦ} un. to become deaf,
to be made deaf; fig. to stop one’s
ears, to turn a deaf ear to.

Pyowkn. 8. outer garment or veil of
oriental women. [geksbe, to stun.

Ryege guild, ogf va.to deafen ; -

Ἰυμω εξ; a. deafening, stunning.

νι, &yf va. to pluck up, to root
out, to extirpate; to unclasp; to sweep
away ; to force, to take by force, to
extort, to take away ; to demolish, to
destroy, to pull down, to ruin; — gas
nafs, to draw, to pull out, to extract
a tooth; -- σώζων to put, to tear the
eyes out. [( species of willow).

jus. ᾧ 4. salix caprea latifolia
"bbq 5. Uoaby-

bpbhe. Pybtp s. snot, mucus.

νι ρων» a. snotty, mucous; -- dw
ἢ», (Fusquste(F , mucous body, - mem-
brane. [tirpator.

ἴοι; 4. rooter out, weeder out, ex-

Bbp_t 4. med. cancer; ἢ. ἃ shrewd
person, a sly one.

bjfy£w, &yf va. to pull or haul a-
bout; to tease, to plague: to neglect,
to omit; to counterfeit, to feign, to
pretend ; to pretend not to understand.

jinn a. snotty ; snotty-nosed; mu-

Ἰυμνε (δ ῥε,, s. deafness. [cous.

ἴυ σε. s. pulling out, tearing up,
rooting out, extirpation.

Beery: ἐραία.. Peepets put 8.
mole 5 45. πήεὦ ἦτ! ον ἐμση ἷ, ἤωρδίι ers
“δ wpnkews, tg make mountains
of mole-hills.

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Byeqhtp s. gangrene; a. horrid, dark-
Pipers, - uth 8. -- οὐῥεῖ. (working.
σιν δε, κοΐ va. to move; to stir;
to agitate, to shake; -£/ un. to be
moved, stirred, shaken; to creep, to
insinuate. (agitation.
Benncd 4. movement, impulse ,
Phuipuwhat a. neighing; -ἵ s. neigh.
Popped, kgf un. to neigh; to shout,
to halloo, to roar out, to yell, to hoot.
PefAigpe-% 4. neigh, neighing; 5. lwp.

7 Σ Δ

ἜΔΕΙΣΕ. b
Ἐ]υβννε αγ, Whsdlfpl S. Dyree(P ἴθι, --

PS phd» μόνη 5. censure, criticism ;
discussion, examination, research.

Ps pdb, κοῦ va. to censure, to cri-
ticize’; to discuss, to examine, to de-
bate, to sift. [to stitch.

ἴσδιῥω 4. quilting; -- παν... to quilt,

]υδ.6 4, Egf va, to stuff, to cram, to
LO" ; — gapadujt, to gorge one’s self.

PSone, PSS 4. tow, hards of flax
or hemp; j#ney fpdSnd, to stop with
tow; mar. to calk.

Ἰνδωρξιῖ, gf un. to quilt, to stitch,
to pink; -f/' un. to grow narrow, to
shrink. flehem.

Pywwkaf 2. the manger at Beth-

Pyhh, qhat 4. small cottage, hut,
cot; small room, closet, cell.

Ἰνηγνυ,ἴδ.» fy 8. ulceration, suppur-
ation, pus, purulent matter; fig. hy-
pocrisy ; -ρ Aphpp, earth-worms; -ρ
fenmny , liquid refuse from putrid
vegetation.

Pogue (ota kgf va. to exulcerate;
fig. to dissemble, to conceal enmity ;
to foment, to plot; -ff un. to be ul-
cerated, to form an abscess, to gather,
to discharge matter, to suppurate.

Pyhleed, Egf una. to apply, to de-
vote one’s self to; to explore.

Ἰσηλιωη ccs ot [bib un. to be judged by
one’s own conscience.

Poyrxtah 3. Gohkzp-

Pyrwhwt a. guilty, pricked by con-
science: miserable, pitiful.

Ἰνηχωξωρ. weg a. scrupulous.

Ἰνηχωξιωρ σε fet 4. scruple.

νη ιν, aghun.to scruple ; to doubt,
to mistrust; to abstain from, to shun:
to have pity, compassion.

PyXiwdfe α. OVer-scrupulous, over-
nice, too rigid; cowardly, pusillani-
mous, chicken-hearted.

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science of, to scruple, to doubt; a
fits feq2%, my conscience does not
blame me; ὄρ soe v0. sat gy brke ays £0
without scruple or hesitation.
Wy Avinhp 45. conscience, scruple;
~hop ad. conscientiously, scrupulously.
Poy 2Sfinne[Ffpe% ὃ. Wpgr
Pyscppemfch 8. noise, clatter, hub-
bub, uproar, rumour, turmoil, dio,
confusion.
Pyncigh , wy 8. snail ; sea-shell,
purple shell-fish ; — εἵνοκ αν ἦν οἷν, slag.
Xufrwnd a. gravelly.
P%apup, wy 8. sand-stone.
b%_6S, Eg va. to fill, to heap up,
to stuff, to cram ; — gapadajt , to gorge,
to gormandize, to stuff or cram one’s
self, to eat too much. [age.
ἴσχε. 9. stuffing, force-meat; saus-
Pefpeg by 0 pyruasg 8. collection of na-
tional historical facts: editor; com-
piler. {to contain, to enclose.
Bepugnpskd, kyf va. to assemble;
νυ ᾳ με br ot ᾿ f s. chief editor.
Plpugekd, &gfh va. to compile, to
write, to edit. (ship ; compilation.
Pdpugpee[tfer δ. editing ; editor
Pupwhfy a. of the same troop or
regiment, comrade, companion; 8.
νων rh 8. group. [ Praseas esky « &e.
νωζειωρ ἦν 8. assembly 77 bhbgkguy)
nave. (together.
Pdpusn a. assembled , gathered
Pdpucnpkd 8. Wdped. (gregation.
Pdpweapre(shed 8. assembly, con-
Plpbe, gp va. to assemble, to
rally, to gather together, to convoke;
to excite to blows, to set fighting: to
keep, to celebrate a feast; - aah.
pang Α favre ober es ~, to fight, to come to
blows, to join battle; —ferun. to be as-
sembled, convoked, gathered toge-
ther; to rally, to flock together, to
form groups; to be engaged in war;
νι boy ωε. 1g αν 080 be 9 1s ἡ ἢ, » the battle
began. [in troops.
Poefpen{é ad. in company, in crowds,
Pukw, Egh va. to drink; to imbibe,
to suck up, to absorb.
Pung , oy, σῴ 8. leaven, ferment; fy:
sect; - qeap Spry S. Lepde.
Wulizpeosueofp 8. ZyMosSimeter.
Puapkf, gb va. to cause to fer-
ment; —fs un. to ferment, to 1186;
—hay 8. Wdagmd. [tatrv6.
Puliipkgneghs a. fermenting, fermen

" Ἰουὺ.
ρον, php 4. bot. strawberry ;
ey -σὰ 3 ~-plant.

Ἰνείω με Mt 4. fermentation.

Ἰνάω “εν a. risen, fermented, leaven-
ed; - Sag, leavened bread.

Pied, ny 3. caro, attention, solici-
tude; nursing, attendance, duty, task;
mindfulness, diligence, assiduity ; —aq
ed. carefully, mindfully, attentively ;
~whb,, nebhy, matl,, to take care
of, to be mindful of, to look after; to
murse, to tend, to attend; to provide,
to procure 5 φωνή, ων ῥεῖ9. be. q— me.
bb, 45: «δ pk , to take every care of; to
take great pains with; wuapuwdby f fk
py scpenp qu fen OF χη σε(θ —ng, to
surround with loving cares or kind
offices, to be particularly attentive to,
to wait assiduously upon; Sascaarw_
whey f -« swpft, prone to evil; you
qk gul -—p bef; MY compassion is excited.

Prodingncfe a. careful, mindful,
regardful, solicitous, attentive.

Wievdind , τε, wq a. careful; 8.
Fewdiwhuop- [pection, guardianship.

dandy ore [2 με, 8. care, cure, ins-

Wirecliehsay, wg 2. tutelar, tutelary ;
3. guardian; trastee , administrator ;
regent; prefect ; curator, custodian.

νιν πως sao be of” 8. Poi cee shies poly br of | ;

WivccreLr by ay 00 2. Ss. | ed or ke

Wiardia hence [Ffr% s.care, attention,
tolicitade ; tutelage ; regency ; protec-
tion, guardianship; Divine Provid-

Miudiouhm, ᾧ 4. regent. (ence.

Whee eh iss ag ἔτ σον [2 free 8. regency.

Wh νον κω. — 000 {Ὁ με΄» S. WO% οὐπωξ ας.

Wh cwalte roses S. Pohrase hice ly exes « [-wc (Fh .

Wendie bl ᾿ kgf va. to take care
of, to attend to, to occupy oneself so-
licitously about, to patronize.

Whee alter ζσε. ° -} 8. Pie css hiss ly eney “σε Α

Ww li feow, wg 8. matrimonial me-
diator, go-between, match-maker; --
oe, to arrange a wedding between;
~qba,, to go to conclude a marriage.

Waele” 8, Ἰσνωνπωρ bel

᾿δνω είν, wguy un. to become re-
lated, allied, to be united by marriage.

wdp , diny, Mrwg 8. relation, kind-
red, connexion; - wakh,, to ally, to
unite, to match ; ~ ;beby 8. Piusdb nerd.

wdow, wy a. careful, diligent, at-
tentive; full of regard, of solicitude,
benevolent, charitable.

Wwe fF fee 4. affinity, alliance ,

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relationship ; σα δεν -- ν sponsorship ;
“ὧν ἢ οὖν, -,—- οὐδ, Κ΄, 5. ᾿σὰ, ων εἴ, α΄.

Wty, wrth lS, trons " :

Btayk unl, Wbay bel, kgf. yn. £0 spare,
to be sparing of; to pardon, to respect,
to exempt, to privilege; to save, to
spare, to husband, to be thrifty, to
administer or manage well, to be spar-
ing of expence, to economize ; -- ῥ {8
p@tpre, to stint one’s self; -- ῥ ὅν.
ον (ἦν, to economize time; -- ᾧ 22”.
(Fm%u, to bridle one’s tongue; -- ᾧ
pephal(tf.% ,to abstain from wrath.

aypkanegubk dS, ougle va. to cause
to be sparing, to create thrift or eco-
nomy. (son, house-keeper, house-wife.

Bieyeq 8. economizer, thrifty per-

Ἰενιω κε fect , -- σε, 4. regard, com-
passion, pity; pardon; thriftness, sav-
ing, economy, parsimony, frugality.

Ἰνοῦς ν -ἰὖν τ a. joyful, cheer-
ful, gay, merry; αὐ: gaily, cheerfully,
merrily; — ,(%4,, to be transported
with joy.

Bigwhfg a. rejoicing together; --
jbuk,, to rejoice with any one, to com-
pliment, to congratulate, to felicitate.

Biguschnld 3. bot. 8. [πω frien. «

συνε [θεν 4. congratulation ,
felicitation, complimenting; εἴ
-(δὲ οἷν, letter of congratulation.

Bizet, wef vn. to rejoice, to be
merry, delighted, glad; greeting; --
οἵη audlkp, to rejoice With; paqeeds—
wuk,, to Wish good morning, good bye;
fidget, rejoice! good morning, good
day; adieu, God be with you; Upéa.
“ον, Ud kpuate nf ss - Aris-
totle to Alexander, greeting!

Wigsudfe a. gay, merry, cheerful,
delighted, glad.

Wig νη. -- νεῷ a. mad With joy, too
merry ; 3. bot. 8. UD rye fee fing. »

᾿σύν ccs cl roar gu soe 9 ad. gaily, merrily.

Wig wwdlinfl, σάν, ὑπ. to rejoice, to
be joyful, glad. [mour, wantonness.

Bieghianel[Ffrh 8. gaiety, good hu-

Bigwike 8. Wigae (tps.

Bigwgaegubhd, ? acyfe va. to make
merry, to rejoice, to give joy, te di-
vert, to recreate.

Biqpocte a. unequal, uneven, rug-
god, winding; -ρ 8. spot, stain; ine-
quality, unevenness,” roughness, rug-
gedness, asperity.
hp epeg s. question; interroga-

but
tion, inquiry , demand; discussion,
examination; perquisition, search,
quest; visit, inquisition ; proposition,
thesis ; litigation, contest, dispute, de-
bate, quarrel; request, requisition; --
puyf gr.accusative or objective case;
fuoukagnip 41» Kha pry: let us dis-
course on this chapter; - wntbk,, f
bby. mphwhk,, to seek, to look for, to
search for or after, to make inquiries,
to investigate, to examine, to inquire
into; f -- bik, ncpmp to trace, to be
in search of, to follow the track of;
- ΜΞ anim, , tO commence an
argument} -ὦ sorgk,. to raise a doubt,
to create a discussion; -- &y&«, there
arose a question; a dispute was raised ;
— f digh Guy, the question is; - & fra
ὑ «ἔν, - dh ath & μεν. 1 have a
favour to beg of you; as LIK ajip
fs fF - Εν it is not what we seek to
know; ose ase f Pry PY) bel fubaprye flat,
let my life be given me at my petition.
συνε, -- τε Δ, 8. Joy, mirth, pleas-
ure, gaiety, cheerfulness, merriment.
gpenk, wy 8. ScOKer-after, inquir-
er; guardian, trustee; emissary; -—«
aupdurhh, ghife acprap, to run after, to
hunt for or seek after some one.

Rigpwhutp 4. object of research;
subject of dispute. [wish.

gpuhuwup a. fulfilling another’s

Bigpmie 4. demand, request.

Bigpkt, kgf va. to search for, to
ask, to solicit, to implore ; to demand,
to claim, to require, to run after, to
pursue; to ransack, to rummage; -
quudh “ει fINe.P to seek one’s life ; oe
glk tape fb dhnwg pag fiigpt shy, I
will require his blood at your hands;
qpkhea dpfFacy -, to revenge oneself,
to be avenged; - qh pb uw ἴμεν δον ᾿
to seek God's face; χφρευφω widfits κε
“(2 —, to have no other aim but self-
interest.

Wigprnewdp ᾿ Sag or dng 8. prayer,
supplication, demand, request, requi-
sition; 6 -« wbqf,, to pray devoutly ;
to fervidly implore.

Ptgpa[Ffc% 4. search; demand; -
debIng S. Ub SF fig pne[9 fer .

PtS fap » Sabg &. laugh, laughter,
gaiety, toying, dalliance, rapture.

ἴσγνδ᾽ χωμένα a. sprightly, gay, merry.

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rejoice, to leap with joy.

Wrap 8. Beda.

lot jupkp , wy a. that bears or pro-
duces aromatic or odoriferous gums ;
S. Wich srqg busy .

ἰσυζιν γα hug ’ —qgplrum, —qzk ahh a.
carrying incense, aromatic gums, or
precious ointments. .

Ἰσυζιξ ν -pbp a. fall of incense, odor-
iferous ; praiseworthy, honourable;
-bg,» drank with incense and myrrh.

Poth urfrmers a. mixed with incense.

Wthuwd uhh 8. bot. salvia, sage.

Ἰσυζωδινα., wg a. Odoriferous, aro-
matic. [upon ; censer.

Wi-heushusy , eg 8. altar to burn incense

Ἰσνζωςξ τιν a. perfumed, fragrant.

Wthurqug , wg 8. mortar for pound-
ing incense; incense-box; perfumer.

Oth sas Πωΐ, ’ Ἰνυζωῖδν 9 omy $. incense-
box; censer; pan to burn incense on;
perfume- box. {cending like incense.

Wi-fatokp a. ardent, fervent, as-

Pigapwt 8. incense-box; censer.

ἰσυζωρα δ, ἔοῥ va. to incense.

Pithuphae , wg 8. incense-bearer;
fg. flatterer, fulsome praiser, adulator.

Ἰσνζωωρμᾷάπε (ῥεῖν δ. ipcensing.

Ἰσυζινε τε [9 fd 4. consing ; praise,
respect, adoration.

jw244;6 a. worthy to be incensed,
praiseworthy, honourable.

BiLEd, kgf va. to incense; to pr
fume ; to embalm ; to offer up, to offer:
to intoxicate; fig. to praise, to honour,
to adore; to extol, to flatter, to flatter
grossly.

᾿συζ δ 4. bot. incense-tree, oliban,
frankincense ; incense, perfume.

igh ῥέων, plug 8. perfumer.

74/4 4. grain of incense.

Ἰννέ ς a. incensing.

Wibaghacghh 4. bot. marjoram.

Ἰσυζ εν s. bot. rosemary.

Bidnp , oy Or fs. apple; apple-tree;
pommel, knob, ball, head; — ἠωρῥ"
azarola or Neapolitan-medlar; gé δ

-. 8. Ὀρβασεα, ap» τρία τιρ fig- ΤΟΒΥ͂

cheeks.
Pidnpuwhac, δ. med. lozenge.
Widopbip, Pitaph, pony 8. apple

tree ; -4%fp, apple-orchard.
Perdapogh 8. cider.
Wirxmp. shy 4. treat, feast, banquet,
great foast, entertainment; feasting,
rejoicing; assembly, company; #4.

μῃ

εἰ akg, banqueting-hall; -yo βμρωξω.
Newbery, luxurious entertainment ; - ὦ
wath,» yorfik,, maz, to regale, to
feast, to give a treat; ye mepusfene_
ΠΡ ΠΣ ΣΕ acthhp , to feast one
with high ceremony. (churn.
Miegh 9 gery 8. churn ἢ διωρόΐξι χ- » to
Bined, fegf va. to cork, to stop, to
bung; to close, to shut; to oppilate,
to constipate ; - gph put nL pnt.p » to
put to silence 5 “-- aang ass are cwe& cards pak busy
to turn a deafear to, to refuse to listen.
fetshS, kgf vn. to grunt; *to blow

mp 8. Wrap - [the nose.
Heaney 8. Cifph-
we ane_s0ps Ce lancer.
δνξ, Ehusy » Popen ν mbug 8.

bedstead, pallet, trackle-bed; halting-
lace; den, haunt, lair, cave of wild
Casts ; geqh, f fpenfs, to hide ina den.
*Ppwack 8. gusset. (able.
epwpk δ a. contemptible, despic-

B,wpkl, kgf un. to despise.

*he,ef/-/" vn. to have a thirsty longing
for acid things.

Peq, fy OF wy 8. boar, sow; pig,
hog, swine;-g, spoke of a wheel;
*scrofula, king's evil; — Sismuwh » 80W 5
- Maney Evang 1 hog 77 δ. fits ἢ sea-hog ;
Sigh -- ν᾿ guinea-pig; gz4epf, -f, to far-
row, to pig; Szoctge -f, litter of pigs;
fufFehie --, sucking-pig; gdp -by,
pig-sty ; &puwdivk —py» herd of swine;
dpa -ῥ. pork 5 sarang reefers — fp, ham; feorg fr
~f» rind (of bacon) ; dapl?- -f, pigskin;
μων», ξ ᾿ esensl ᾽ ζω "ἤπιε A ἔκ —,
the hog grunts; - or, bol. anagyris,
bean-trefoil; -ῥ Basra . 8. θωρβπον.

Baqupey ad. hoggishly.

Boquepepry a. hoggish, behaving
like a hog, rude.

Pogqupays a. swine-fattening.

Pec γι gees hk pulacep 8. hog’s wash,
food for swine.

Bequt , #48. fruit of cypress, plane-
treo, &c.; -- pkpusday, cocoon. [8 pig.

μυίας , ~dk<. a. hog-shaped, like

Baqwedf= a. pig-headed; swinish, dir-

aqwh, wy δ. stubble. (ty, filthy.

Bequitwh , wy 8. clothes-brush ;
whisk; -wgnp5, brush-maker; -4/
va. to brush; to whisk. :
: Bequests, ὦ UN. to be changed
into swine ; fg. to behave like a hog,
to be hoggish. (erect, like stubble.

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σνφωδωνη ὅ. pig-sty.
evgqecs Toes ὧν bo $. long bristle.
Pagqasauwhd 4. bot. wild-pear; med.
king’s evil, scrofala. (driver.

Pequpws , wg 8. swineherd , pig-

Wagéwitt 5. pl. hogs, swine.

Pogéhp a. swinish, hoggish ; δ. pork.

Pogk pudiuk , wg 8. herd of swine.

Pogheon[% δ. bot. acorn, beech-mast.

Pogqne (2.4. hoggishness ; fig. nast-
iness, filth.

‘Paqee 4. zool. porcupine.

Poof? 4. zool, kingfisher, halcyon;
— ash εὖ, “σε σας Πρ, halcyon days.

Rol2amkd, fale un. to see with dis-
pleasure, to scowl at; to despise.

Pednn a. harsh; frowning , surly,
threatening; hideous, frightful, hor-
rible, dreadful, shocking ; coarse,
gross, rude, rough; sad, sorrowful;
grave, stern; -- χει», stern and haugh-
ty countenance ; — wy, threatening
eye, gloomy eye ; -- whbuphh; snp,
to look at sternly or angrily, to frown,
to scowl, to knit the brows; -- φως,
to look surly at, to sulk, to turna
wild haggard look upon.

Padonwgka, ~ug kd a. gruff-look-
ing, surly-looking, of a stern or aus-
tere countenance, scowling, lowering;
sorrowful, gloomy, sullen; -- ghrp,
frightful spectres. (looking.

Bedonusaybeuy a. surly- or gruff-

Ped aah gas gustbed, περᾷ va. to irti-
tate, to anger, to incense, to chafe, to
provoke, to exasperate; — gzbdu, to
pucker up one’s features, to put on a
surly look.

Podanfd, ’ abguy un. to frown, to
knit one’s brows, to be sulky, cross,
ill-tempered, to grow angry, to be net-
tled; to be soured, embittered, exas-
perated ; -- δράνβη , to cover with
gloomy clouds, to lower, to get cloudy,
murky.

Padaanc{?fe% s. frown, wrinkle,
knitting of the brows, scowling, pout-
ing, sulkiness, sulks, wry face; vexa-
tion, sorrow, melancholy. (tumour.

Pepeyft a. tumorous ; -- simpdpirs

ἴθ. 1, kgf va. to disperse, to scat-
ter, to drive. (nant sore.
Ἰσυδηηδινβ 8. med. cancer, malig-
Ἰν»»σεἴπε ἢ S. 2 πμιωεἴτε ἢ .

Paya 8. Pad-nn-
ἴσην, yedwt 4. bot. orchis, bee-

μῇ2
flower, salep, satyrion.

ἴσον 4. dressed victuals; 8. ἴσως .

Pnfung ad. dreadfully, frightfully.

PafndS a. well-watered, abounding
in springs, or running waters ; —p » dig
s. ravine, deep hollow; sylvan valleys,
forest; mountain streams, torrents.

Rofenduchep 8. gloomy ravines;
long valleys.

Pofeadk S, hgf va. to bathe, to wa-
ter; —f-un. to spring; to inundate. |

Wrongs fog» Wafenfuntep . Wopenffirs's.
murmuring, purling, babbling, gurgl-
ing; qua & fuyp -fukp, evacuation,
going to stool.

PofegkS, kgf un. to murmur, to
purl, to babble, to gurgle; ῥᾧ {ἐγ -, to
vomit.

Bafeoumtl Sf, Eg 0 conf, ἄγ“ Una. to
think, to invent, to attempt, to try.

Pel, wg 4. thought; a. thoughtful,
discreet, prudent; £ -- ρων,» to
think, to consider, to ruminate; — ῥ
Sens id Lape » he had the intention
to, he intended to.

Pokal, waft va. to think, to reflect,
to meditate, to consider, to contem-
plate, to imagine.

Pofn_a%s. thought, meditation, con-
sideration, contemplation, reflexion,
imagination, speculation.

Wed, fy 8-8. Jong ; meat, victuals.

Pas gaps » &e. ΚΝ. Pas uhh pe . &e.

Deb uh wt , oy a. thoughtful, prudent,
wise, judicious, sensible, intelligent,
cautious, provident, circumspect, dis-
creet; -% s. intellect , intelligence,
reason, judgment.

ἴσνςω hse passy ad, precentty Wwise-
ly, judiciously, sensibly.

Refehwhn [9 με, 8. prudence, wis-
dom , discretion, wariness, circum-
spection, cautiousness, good sense.

Pesahips wy 8. cook, man-cook;
~~) -,» capital cook, first rate cook;
ταν nn, kitchen; <g, cookery; 8S.
Ἰνωζξωξερ.

Ἰνσφιωωξξ σεν εητιαε, αν ὅ, chief-cook :
chief executioner; ogtuwhut ~f, under-

ἴσνφων κε ph 8, Pasupupkdt. [cook.

Poswhh pn ν any 8. kitchen; gpibold.p
-f,. -- utensi 8; δ. ἴνωφιωρ οἷ, .

Ἰονς,ωζρν (ΝΣ 3, Ἰϑιωφωσωρεε [9 ἢ.

Pxsu0Sietwi yn. to precipitate one’s
self, to fling, to cast or throw one’s
self headlong.

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Pasaiony S. Pafwhi pn .
Jord νων Xan. 8. eating-house keeper.
Nes uput 8. intellect, sense.

aS aprny . my S. Paseahke ; —-acth
sf- cook; pap —. very good, excellent
cook. {dress victuals.

Pens peep k el ’ kofe va. to cook, to

PewSbsnk , &&f s.scullion; sf. kitchen-
maid. [Gent , &e.

Ἷν.»42 PY a —sspeeays Ὁ -σεζῥεν Β. Ϊδυζω

nf bhiaqepg. a. adorned with pru-
dence, judicious.

Ϊνυφ ων. a. sober-minded.

Raf hlinicudl, way vn. to be wise or
prudent. {prudent, judicious.

Poh kdph(F og a. circumspect, calm,

Peas 1 εἴωωνενε [ἢ 8. sober-mindedness.

Peep , wy 8. filth, dirt, muck, mire,
mud; fg. filth, obscenity, villany, wan-
tonness; & -f or pig - [Pusccoghy, to
get splashed, to be be-mired, covered
with mud ; a “(ἡ S πε. [ὁ ἔπος . defile-
ment; <p dpdbwhy, Sodomites.

ask puhwh α. muddy, dirty, filthy,
impure, obscene ; -- dhag. unclean
hands ; wuh; peti --α΄, to talk obscene-

Ἰονζ puting &. sink, drain. (ly.

Beiphonbe Sng OF ghee. syllogism.

Boghngh If, kgf va. to butcher, to
slaughter, to kill, to massacre.

Peghnqac# 4. act of killing, mas-
sacre, carnage. [οἵ laughter.

Poghentgi Sun. to hear a loud burst

PRaylerfwhfS, fake , -fel 8. We.
μ»}. &e. ;

Peaqnduh ’ Perqorscok ν( ὃ. Pipe, tube,
canal, conduit; -- να spout; — am,
Lh usy ’ gutter; - ἐπε. αγέτ way » drain 2
πᾳ δίνμνε να. 8tO8M-pipe ; — Spebbpocgh,
chimney-fiue ; -- νέων. engine-hose;
- heqgh, gas pipe, main; -- fromnck,
speaking-tube ; — davjimemac, ACOUStIC-
tube; — shsaequehed, suction pipe. _

Penrgng ’ Pos gor ν-οὐξ,, weg δ. suck-
ing-pig, porker.

Barre 4. thought ; -4/ un. to be
thoughtful, anxious, absorbed in
thought.

Pg, πη 8. zool. ram; ast. Aries, -;
mech. battering- -- ἢ mar. windlass, cap-
Stan ; frwparrfrehkwte —, hydraulic ~.

gpuh, wg 8. capital of a column.

Fo agy ecto can ef | ν ages UN. to soar ap, to
fly on high, to dart forward, to swo
down, to rush headlong on, to Gash
at, to pounce on, to fall on.

wit

να αι fF fee s. conquest of the
golden fleece; fig. Violation, rape, ra-

Wak wie s. pl. rams. [vishing.

“4. feacghy 3. search, inquisition,
inquest, perquisition, research, exa-
mination; - δε. Abgfr, strict inquiry ;
τ mphwhky, fp - be f fig he ρων,
or kes,» Ρ - byastby , ssl ly οἷν. to
search, to examine, to inquire strictly,
to ry into; “δι. fiighe wath, σε δερ,
to ἐδ in search of, to trace, to follow
the tracks.

Balt, fuld fy 4. zool. crocodile.

en» functhg 8. swelling, blotch;
schirrus, scroiula; — aquapwkngf, Wen,
goitre.

Baye 4. flight, ranning away ; -- «wz .
mmtbaey, a7 to fly, to take to flight,
to escape, to decamp, to steal or slip
away, to break loose; to be guilty of
tergiversation; to avoid, to flee from,
to shun.

By. frecph s. cap, diadem, tiara ; --
be pagqulwh ’ hat; - on ses Sly ᾿ turban 7
ἡ ἐν αἴ ον hens, tiara. (maker, hatter.

Bapwgnps , apg ὃ. Cap- ΟΥ̓ hat-

gregh a. crowning’, covering
ai head. ᾿ ea

“θη. mq ὃ. hook; pick-lock.

Penbnps ae a. low; humble, sub-
missive, respectful; lower, inferior,
mean, base, low; feeble, weak; -, ᾧ
- pr. ad. low; down, down below;
downwards; from top to bottom; at
the foot of; beneath, below, under-
neath ; selow, lower, under; — “πάν
to humble; -- ,4&,, to be humble or
meek, to humble one’s self; to be
humbled; qh plus fp - aphwhk. to be
sulky or sullen; -- spw#peg, lowly in
heart; ᾿ξ, / —, with downcast eyes;
Jiphkdeipy δέ. ῥὶ — from two years
old and under; f Mfajt δι. Κ᾽ -—» from
the loins downward; f {&ép & f —, un-
ceasingly, always, at every moment.

Pater Supuyp ad. humbly, submis-
sively. (below.

Bate psngyt a. inferior; lower ; ad.

Peek 000 7 § ow hyn cts s. the lower part.

᾿νε φωφινῇ a. inclining, aslant.

Pietra 5 dew a. humble, meek, mo-
dest- {abase one’s self, to be humble.

PabwpSaiebs yn. to humble or

Penk 0$ μενα [2 fred $. humility, mo-
desty, meekness. (to conjugate verbs.

Bota 4. δ. Γῇ. -ίρη κε. gustel S, - qgronges ,

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Ἰνεΐνωρς ζ ἡ πε sattobe ol 2 argh UO. to hum-
ble, to abase, to subject; to bring
down, to lower, to abate, to depress ;
to bow or bend down, to incline; --
qv-%ft , to lend an ear to, to listen to;
- κων, to humble oneself; to do
penance, to mortify oneself, to fast; -
412: al pn ssn es saseeslarie_o “εἰ περ. to lower,
to abase, to bring down the pride
of; - 6 Uses 000 7 nan ans ve. Sapa fl » to move
God to compassion, to implore divine
mercy ; σε ὧδ᾽ -Ὅἃ 4:2 εἴξειλιν 79 00s αν,
«te, God humbles the proud.

Botan Shel, Séguy un. to be humble;
to lower oneself, to descend; to
yield, to acquiesce; to lean, to bend
downwards; to decline ; gr. to be con-
jugated; - peng sss ise ον. [ὁ ως, tO
descend from one’s haughtiness, to
have the pride of one’s countenance
humbled; γερά -. to prostrate one-
self; — sees one. 1g » to bow be-
fore God; - ΧΕ by plruwuy ᾿ to go
downcast, to be dejected; — sppfheuwk
n_powp , to deign to dwell in; — yuyfe,
to grow old ; -—Sf opt, the daylight
fades, the day wanes or is going down;
pau bheug sr phuugh funtuap Sb yay , be
rose from his prostrate attitude.

Ἰοοϑιωρςνε {ει 4. humility ; defer-
ence, submission, humiliation, abase-
ment; baseness, lowness, inclination,
declination.

Ἰνεἥνω σε δ, 4. abasement; humilia-
tion ; fall, decline; gr. conjugation.

Ἰνοὕνωνε. ν ag a. humid, damp, wet,
moist; s. humidity. {hamid.

Poise hg a. full of humidity, very

Boiweoyys a. deliquescent; -yre_
én. (Ff.%, deliquescence. (moist.

[est cso ε sarh ease ἢ - foe a. humid, wet,

Ἰνοΐνωε uyryyg 8. damp weather ; wet,
rainy weather.

PO arFe css esse Te cer al’, esgeny UN. to grow wet,
to become damp or moist.

Ἰναΐνωνε Σιν ᾧ ᾿ fb 8. hygrometer; “εν,
ζω, hygrometric; -εξθ ῥεῖν, hygro-
metry.

Perks css 000s σεως a. moistening, wetting.

Prue gryy ὃ. hygroscope.

| re Pee δ : kgf. —bgnegquithed, ῦ neg
va. to damp, to moisten; to wet, to
steep, to bathe.

]ν ἵνωε..»εὄ. (Ὁ β΄, ὃ. humidity, damp,
moisture, wet; humour, radical moist-
ure; - cgay, damp weather.

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Botwenen a. ὃ. Peokease -

Ἰοοΐν χ᾽. f - ad. pr. below; under; in-
side, within, in. [drawers & trowsers.-

W.t%ut , σεῖς» 8. running string for

e.g 2. fatigue, lassitude; a. fati-
gued, tired, weary, faint, jaded. [some.

Pent jpuhat a. fatiguing, hard, toil-

Pent yun 3. Pontxw' ; —p S. Batjnh.

Bat ph ., πε. ἡ εὐἿοῖν Sf ἢ neg va. to tire
out, to fatigue, to weary. (fatigued.

Jon fhul, δέω un. to be tired, Weary,

Baifne(Pfrt , ~acith 4. fatigue, las-
situde, weariness.

Peayf.% 8, noise, murmur. [νη

Poagny 3. Psapqsefenzny ; kt 8. Your.

Panne δ. hay; dried herbage.

nap, fg a. stout; great; thick;
rough, rude, rustic, unpolished ; awk-
ward, ill-shaped , ill-made; rugged,
toilsome , difficult; — ggéue, coarse
cloth; - dua% , rough voice; harsh
sound; -- gayke, stiff or unconnected
colouring. (lished.

mapupupp α. rude, rough, unpo-

mapuyh, a. coarse featured, hard-
favoured, ugly.

Przgapugnjt a. very rude, very
coarse ; - ad. rudely, coarsely.

Bagnputiad, ρα ὦ un. to grow up;
to become stout or bulky; to grow
rude or rough.

Bezopugyg 8. Cutipugryy-

nap gaegutl oS » aegh va. to mag-
nify, to increase, to make larger.

Bapapac{P ch 8. coarseness , rude-
ness, want of politeness; bigness.

Pa unas, --ἵμεω ε΄ S. Yes qual. (ing.

Baga wigs by a. tormenting, tortur-

Papen sng. ushp &. torture, torment,
punishment, rack, pain.

ἴδ νζωνευΐνη ἔα, kgf va. to pain, to tor-
ment, to torture; to thrash, to beat.

Jorgen or Pause ὃ. ΒΟΥ; 800;
pupil.

Pons, by 8. obstacle, opposition ; em-
barrassment, inconvenience, difficul-
ty, hitch, hinderance, clog; the spines
of the hedgehog ; — frusypusruspun ,
great obstacle, impossibility 5 ces --
wihnful:-b, there is an insurmountable

difficulty ; -- be fune{? ΒΕ,» to hinder, |.

to clog, to embarrass, to prevent, to
be a bar to; are ἐν δὴ esa by ἡ ὦ elle Ὁ κεν ἦν 4- δε.
quoc(# , to surmount the greatest
obstacles; 8. Jea(2. {hobble.

Pas asn. ΠΣ νη. to 8ο lame , to

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νη ρνηω, 4. impediment to the
sight; —,6%£,,¢0 put a stop to, to hinder.

Paschg nt ’ ἴσως οἷ, 8. obstacle,
stop, hinderance, embarrassment; -
fu&,, to oppose, to hinder, to clog, to
embarrass. (about.

Pawel, wgfp vn. to leap or frisk

Penge, f a. uncultivated ; s. waste
land, desert; ῥὶ -ᾧ , waste, fallow.

ΕΟ ase of” » gens UN. to become
desert, uncultivated; to lie waste or
fallow ; to spoil, to deteriorate, to go
to ruin. pate

ΠΣ neguieked’, a ᾽ πα ὡὐ !νϑἕᾶΝἱ
tht, kgf oa to let lie fallow, to leave
uncultivated; to lay waste, to spoil,

Paw 9 Pavasg sre 8. Pa aay fp . [to ruin.

Bawa bd, E-ofe va. to curl, to frizz,
to put in ringlets, to crisp; - ῥά un. to
curl one’s hair; to fall into curl, to
curl of itself.

Payomp a. curled; -ρ 8. carl, lock,
ringlet of hair; -« wakhk,, to curl, to
frizz. reach, gap.

Juan, ~% 8. bol. iva ἜΝ κακὰ ng sas pen ong fe ,

Brawuykn δ. prime minister.

Baakd, ον va. to hollow out, to
excavate. (hole ; cavern, den.

ἴδ ας» wy 8. hollow, cavity, cave,

Baanguttasd, 2s 5 8884 9 Bannshil ? fg
un. to become hollow, empty, void.

Poun 8. confession ; promise; f -
wik,, to cause to confess; ᾧ -- gay:
to confess, to tellthe truth; — fms,
to confess one’s sins.

Ἰσ νων εσρεευΐονε [Ὁ [βε, &. promis. [rity.

Paamnwh gop Se descendants, poste-

Boumubiad, asguy un. to promise, to
engage, to pledge one’s word ; to vow;
to protest; to offer, to proffer ; to pro-

ose.
Ὶ Paumnduct asntebry , εν, un. to con-
fess, to own, to acknowledge ; tomake
confession, to confess, to go to con-
fession; —;bbby gsushgutees , tO acknow-
ledge one’s fault; — gubqu beg, to con-
fess one’s sins.

Pavwedutupup ad. confessedly ,
avowedly; in confession. [tent.

PO erases ΕΣ ress ory 1 PO sf. penti-

Pas usta g peed s. bribe for con-
fession. [rector of one’s conscience.

Prvanfutusuyy δ. confessor, di-

ἔθ νὼ εν τε ecstessops ese s. confessional.

Paumndwtkgaeyutk ST ’ negh va. to
confess, to hear confession.

wNS

Peeves eral ἦν ἵν of” , Lyf ; Pe eres ore on af esta fuel ’
byway on. to own to, to acknowledge,
to confess ; to protest ; to profess ; to
confess, to make confession ; ayuaran δ
-, it must be acknowledged ; -- guék&qu,
to confess one’s 8118; — χει «σον» to

acknowledge one’s faults ; ΠΣ ons vee

-, to acknowledge oneself overcome.
Bewwndutesy , any 3. confessor to the
νου" ρα 4. penitent. [faith.
Beumnduhacf s. confession, avowal,

acknowledgment, declaration; -- u&.

avy confession of sins; δρίδω f —,

to go to coafession; wa, —, to make
confession; msabacy -- acpacp, to hear
the confession of.

Pewmnch 4. colic, gripes, stomach-
ache, pain in the bowels; -- σεν δ... to
have the gripes; - ,heb,, to confess,
to own.

PeumeeS ¢. promise, engagement,
obligation ; word, word of honour,
good faith; offer, tender; protestation,
declaration; profession ; -- sm, to
give one’s word, to promise; aquShy
4a § fenumdish .to keep one’s word
or promise ; sms by q— + shen 6 fsnuen_
dats, to break one’s promise, to fail
to keep one’s word; abl & εν his δ᾽ νπώων
due ὡνκῦνέν,,, to promise mountains
of gold, wonders; ubanf funundachp ,
vain or empty promises, fair words
only ; whe cress fe frauatindep καί εὐ ed et Ὁ ἴο
nourish with vain promises. [note (~ ).

Paupadasy fie s. mus. an Armenian

em, ong & grass, herbage, turf,

Yerdure ; pasture; sap —, hay, forage.

anwelpe a. bearing or producing
grass, grassy, herbaceous. [on herbs.
rawpne_m a. fed on grass; living

Pemughee 4. herbalist, herborist.

Bewwfpy a. abounding in grass,
full of forage. (getarian.

Pewwhip a- eating vegetables, ve-

Bows νἴπωρ 8. hay-cock; haystack.
_ Rewwe%epul a. herbivorous, pastur-
ing on herbs; — ,bbb;, 29h,» to pas-
ture, to feed.

Pewnt, wy a. abject, vile, base,
mean, worthless, despicable ; --ασε. ad.
meanly, basely, shamefully; in ex-
0688; — enh’ S, [Osaka

Bewsustey s. hay-loft. [seller.

Peeves sf 1x2 Nese 0. 8. herborist, herb-

Bawwef£w a. abounding in grass.

Bewupuy δ. herborizer; - ;bub,, to

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herborize. [2. herbage, vegetables.

Bows gk a. grassy; made of grass ;

ἴσων δι, kgf va- to despise, to con-
temn, to scorn, to slight, to disdain;
to undervalue, to depreciate ; —f un.
to be despised, contemned, disdained.

Bowne a. oblique, crooked; delud-
ed; strayed, erroneous, wrong; S.
Ramoptuhh ; -- 40th, , to cause to err,
to turn aside ; — zg ast. oblique ascen-
sion.

Pang finely ὃ. polemoscope.

Baunpansuef, f 8. declinator.

Dawah, ᾿ ἔοβ ᾽ Bomapkgacguthed, °
neg va. to turn aside, to mislead, to
lead astray ; to divert, to distract; to
twist, to contort, to bend, to make
awry; fig. to lead astray, to cause to
err, to delude, to unsettle.

Ramapkgaeghs a. perverting, turn-
ing aside, leading astray:

Pearse ῥα, Sguy un. to turn aside, to
deviate, to swerve; to go astray, to
lose the way; to decline, to shrink
from; to slope, to slant; fig. to go
astray, to err, to be perverted, to
abandon oneself to; to avoid, to shun.

Pewapiush, wy a. oblique, crooked,
aslant, aslope, athwart, across, trans-
verse; out of the way, indirect; ill-
turned, ill-made ; bad, perverse, wick-
ed, froward; 8. cross béam, traverse ;
-, -w ad. obliquely, crossly, trans-
versely.

Pamaptuwhf ad. obliquely, trans-
versely; at random; confusedly.

Pawnpicush pS 0 Ghuy UN. to~slant, to
slope; to turn aside, to go astray.

Panga 9 ct , —netle 4. obliquity,
crookedness, deviation, declination,
winding , sinuosity ; turning aside,
going astray; fg. perversity, error,
depravity.

ἴδον or ἵδιν μοῦνα s. anat. tibia,
shin, shin-bone, shank ; articulation.

ἴσην sag a. deep, hollow, excavated;

fig: eet ate deep; ᾧ - ad. deeply,

profoundly; thoroughly; grievously ;
- ngfanl[Ffrt, dEnep ’ profound igno-
rance; deep wound; freee —, thick,

, dreadful darkness ; = wy αν σειν [9 frst ,

profound misery, abject poverty ; -
Sbkpnc{Fh, decrepitude; f -- dubpwt , in
the depth of winter; ᾧ — esdimepuk, in
the middle of summer; wh, f -- to
excavate deeply; ᾧ - ἔπεα ἐῥ-π-

bat

pik, to investigate minutely, to exa-
mine thoroughly; -- ᾧ pact ,ftb,, to
sleep soundly; ῥ᾽ — feegé,, to wound
severely, mortally; fig. to cut to the
heart, to grieve deeply, to break one’s
heart; f -- fsrgfz. to be touched to the
quick, to be cut to the heart; fepbe~
f - fungbeguse ang cae oso bs 7s 048 fi , at the
hottest moment of the fight; ῥ - da.
awyneith esta ἤ ἔν cosy 9 buried in forgetful-
Ness; frusqugn f -%, go out to the
open sea.

Pore: pay 8. hollow, cavity, pit,
depth, bottom ; gulph, abyss; - dada,
the high sea; the open sea; f fuape
mar. the offing; - suapkwq, depth of
misery or misfortune; - spmfg, the
heart's secrets; f funpng apm, from
the bottom of the heart; ῥ fungus Py Ἃ
wenfit, in the depth of the forest; ᾧ
fungus ΡΥ) ἢ , at the bottom of the
grotto ἢ pulp ΩΣ ὑ funpu apne [ushry
wypbyft, his words touched me to
the quick; - funpsp479 Wasco re dry » the
inscrutable designs of God; #q - fh.
A pases esr rie [Ὁ τ, O depth of wisdom!

Dopwpwhinf 8. enigma ; dark say-
ing, profound import, hidden meaning.

opwylen a. Sagacious, shrewd, ju-
dicious ; sensible, prudent, cautious;
wary, subtil, sly, crafty; ingenious,
skilful; -— pesqinpusdupnelt fh, sagac-
lous policy; sly conduct.

Popughinacl 8. pyogenes shrewd-
ness, sagacity ; craft, cunning.

Papwghr 8. title (of a book).

Pepenghuy OF - gig a. sailing onthe
open sea, navigating the ocean.

Papugeyjta ad. to the bottom, pro-
foundly, thoroughly. (versed.

Bopugqgey a. very skilful, deeply

Bopwqt fe a. scrutinizing minutely ;
— funequghne, accurate observer.

Popuginn [δ fer 8. inscrutable in-
vestigation. [cane; penetrating, acute.

Papwefenpsacp, a. mysterious, ar-

npufuor a. profound, dificult;
enigmatical, obscure; jabbering, talk-
ing gibberish.

Pap usfuoune (Fh S. Bapuspetine (Ff.

Wapenft ἃ. sunken-eyed.

Ἰθυρω δον 8. deep valley ; a. pro-
found, difficult, rugged, scabrous; pry
—s wrhwhk, qdpnuw,to exercise one’s
mind in inscrutable things.

Papushiathl » sy Qo cunning } sly,

bat

crafty, knavish, wily, roguish, artfal;
fraudulent, deceitful, rascally, villan-
ous; malicious; — Sbq acnpac{efrs,
profound hypocrisy.

Popwlivthbd, bys -ἄξι, Ghgay um.
to chicane, to quirk, to quibble, to use
stratagem and artifice, to deceive, to
cheat; to be cunning, artful, fraudu-
lent, knavish.

Po pschistcl ae [9 βε-» ge cunning, arti-
fice, craft, chicane, quibble ; cheat,
deceit, fraud, base stratagem ; knav-
ery, roguery ; malice.

apa), —Jpgng a. deep ἃ spacious
in the center; concave.

Pnpudinefs a. penetrating, acute,
piercing ; profound, deep; -- fsb, to
penetrate, to fathom, to dive into, to
enter decply; - ;buky f gareu, to be
swallowed up by, to be plunged in
grief ; - ῥ Ὅξῃρω ΠΣ cosy » to enter too
far, to plunge in too deeply; — gpa.
εἴν... to inculcate, to impress deeply
on the mind.

ἴδει» εν αἴτεε. ων 8. diver γα. Ss. Papodlach-

Popasyuna a. profound, deep,
hollow.

Bopwxzyryq a. searching at the bot
tom; — ,b%6,, to search into, to go to
the bottom of, to sift, to scrutinize, to
investigate.

Popue, wy 8. pavilion, tent; vault
of heaven; altar; residence, habits
tion, dwelling; arith. table; chess-
board, back-gammon board, &.;-
fjagne(Fh wt, the Tabernacle; - ον.
“σεν royal palace, court; acm¢-:
high altar ; *gnglag - ᾿ frontal; -
Te ed Laupelptelsy squspyly 4-.
pitch ἃ tent; κεν Tay» ass bofe rfelsy q-"
to strike a tent.

Pap whee ράνεω ἤ a. nomad, wandermg.

θυ νη ρδ' ’ -ζωρ δ. tent-maker-

Popwtwhfig a. dwelling in the same
pavilion or tent. fencamping:

Bapwtisseopne(Fh 8. pitching tents;

Perpuniedhe a. tent- or bell-shaped:

Papustread, erga UN. to become hol-
low or deep; to dive into, to go to the
bottom of. ᾿ a

Wa whup (1. pitching a ten

eae NES 8. architect of the
Tabernacle. [or bell-shaped

Ἰυνσ ὗν ρῇ a. vaulted, cupole-tent

Papua atedints ἴδ. -- νίκα. [camping

Paputiegee a. travelling with tents,

bat

Ἰνυμωδοιν ως » ony . tent-guard.
ΟΣ ἘΣ ay Q, vaulted: cubical,
eubic, hexahedral; s. cube; - kphnfg,
vault of heaven ; — ρει» cube root;
dipmdk, fp —, to cube, to raise quan-
tities, to the third power.
Peputiepg wv thea. cubiform.{volve.
Perrpretoss pr bel", Egh, to cube, to in-
Ἰβωνωἵΐνιωε op S. Pooper perl «
Pepwtuplegh s. tent-curtain.
Bapwthe, kgf va. to pitch a tent.
_ Bepansunp, & δ. bathometer; sound-
ing-line, lead, fathom-line; plummet;
-Sya. to sound ; -n.{f.% , sounding,
᾿ bathymetry, measure of depth. |
Bepuyne (Fe a. guttural. — [able.
peface a. very deep, unfathom-
“ρα » anegfh a. sunk deeply,
deep; s. abyss, gulf, pit; -- ws, sun-
en ΘΥ͂ΘΒ ; -- ὦτά, to submerge, to
smk to the bottom, to plunge into, to
mmerse; - ;/»&,, to dive to the bot-
tom, to sink; mar. to founder; -- f
guew, sunk in grief; — f θωζβδω fpr
"ἰ plunged in remorse. [uha/, ;fupd-
apomemeog bs αἵ" ; —qhs Ss. Depa, “γε.
npn lel 8. grotto.
Repu (3. net a. dormant.
Pepupileur a. deeply rooted ; -- Suess.
προ ζεωωΐδα “ἡ fry to strike deep into
the soil, to take deep root, to be
deeply rooted.
ἐπὶ of , acgl va. to make
deeper; to make abstruse, obscure,
unintelligible.
πριαῤῥων 4. cavity, hollow, cave,
cavern, excavation; —-u Susmwhb,, to
excavate, to hollow. - (profound.
Bepupop a. deeply excavated, very
apuputgak ἃ. basso-relievo.
bepuphfe a. scrutinizing, investi-
ἦρα δ profound, sublime, past find-

εν
Bape, ng 8. hair-shirt, sack-cloth,
hair-cloth ; as ang rao pfusearpobry -- νὴ. to repent
m sack-cloth. . (sack-cloth.
Yee sg be cary . —Subgb pd a. clad in
"P4-. πὴ ΟΥ̓ neg 8. Zool, crane.
apqsud, woh un. to snore; to snort,
fo rattle in the throat; to roar, to
bluster (sea).
Bape tee bis 3. zool. pike,
μήν ων 8. flight of cranes.
"(4-wgnq ὅ. SNOTET.
Pope bask 8. pl. cranes.
Popa, - σι δῈ s, snoring, snore ;

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snorting ; rattling, rattle in the throat.

apt J, yp vu. to hollow, to exca-
vate; to fathom; to withhold, to re-
tain; to purloin, to steal, to rob, to
embezzle ; to peculate.

Bap£s, [Pusy 8. diver.

Papl2 ,ng a.step-son, step-daughter;
bastard, natural, illegitimate; dege-
nerate, spurious, false ; alien, foreign;
zool. crane.

Pap [FP apuspry ’ by a. unsociable, mo-
rose; capricious, whimsical.

Pap? ated, ang aay UN. to be degene-
rated, estranged, spoiled.

PaplP argnegquitk lS ’ neg va. to change
the nature of, to adulterate, to cor-
rupt, to debase, to spoil, to impair.

Popléa (δ ῥεῖν 8. bastardy, adultera-
tion; degeneracy, corruption, decay.

Pep}-Sing a. profound, impenetrable,
inscrutable; penetrating, profound.

Paps a. deep, high; impenetrable,
abstruse, obscure, hidden, difficult to
understand :-- wfuteghe ,sunken eyes.

Popfs 8. peculator. [ney-cake.

Pophofs, pufey s. honey-comb ; ho-

Papfs , fs. slough; skin, hide ; shell,
bark, rind, peel; *spittle, phlegm.

Popfucted, wyay yn. to toughen
like leather.

Bapfun ht » giguy UN. to fall in, to
sink, to give way ; -- σεδὲ 4. falling in,
sinking ; land-slip.

Papfunpam , bg δ. gulf, abyss, chasm,

Papoachy 5. fee nS ΗΝ, [pié.

Pops ’ Bapsact S. Bag.

BapS fl Sé-yuy un. to think, to medi-
tate, to consider, to cogitate, to study;
to reason, to reflect; to suppose, to
judge, to imagine, to fancy; to bring
to memory, to call to mind, to recol-
lect; - pig dplkwte, to consult, to
advise together, to deliberate, to con-
cert; -- stamps, to meditate on tri-
fles; funpS pS ἴδ ἕν, dfesn fe, I think of
leaving, I propose to leave tomorrow;
f te aeateg κω ll aeves ἤ κω οὔ, the mere thought
of it makes me shudder; suyt funp Sip
διε ν he thought of nothing else.

Ἰνηρξπερη» φρηβιν OF fs Sppny 8
thought; design, intention, resolution;
imagination, fancy, inspiration; sen-
timent, disposition; idea, fantasy, re-
very; adyice, counsel; deliberation,
consultation; secret; mystery; sym-
bol; sacrament ; JropSpqnd ad. design-

rae

edly , intentionally , on purpose , pur-
posely ; ppehuwhut --, the Holy Sacra-
Ment; wack, “ολωάω» feaghngey, COUN-
cil-hall ; — aya ,mobkfg, cabinet coun-
61}; fuapspp buh guppy, secretary ; -
gap, pernicious advice; -- wnabby, f
274 walnes, πεν» ff - «ἴων οὖν ἔτ, . ἴο
consult, to determine, to decide on,
to resolve on; to deliberate, to confer
together, to take counsel, to advise
With ; — σῶν to counsel, to give ad-
vice, to advise; -- Sapyuth,, to ask
advice, to consult, to take counsel; £
df - dpupwht,,to think together, to
deliberate unanimously ; 2696, fp fen.
Sere¢-7g to change or alter one’s mind;
vey ane f funp4Se4rg , to dissuade from,
to advise against ; - fp dnp kgf ghunk,,
I had conceived the idea of knowing;
- fb hfe ves fol caste ἤεωε. OT bale a | thought
of, I had the idea or the intention to;
- aso pr sas 7s fa eee SF ose 0s ba, I deliberated
with myself; -- fassue, he conceived
the idea to 9 ᾳμωἥδη πε. gl 4: fuaps&.
gw--—,he formed the hardy design
to; Pisghn sued funpSogh Ep, in the
midst of these thoughts, while thus
deliberating.

Bapspq epg ad. figuratively ; 88"
cramentally ; mysteriously ; confi-
dently.

Bapspqwghen . σφειδ a, astute )
shrewd, wary, cautious; initiated,
adept; -- wa%s,,to let into a secret,
to initiate into a mystery ; -- εἰν». to
be initiated.

Ἰσυρμφμη χη δε 8. initiation.

PopSp ped kl, E-gfs un. to reflect, to
ponder, to think, to revolve, to medi-
tate, to consider; to imagine, to form
an idea of, to suppose; to consult, to
deliberate ; to explain, to expound, to
comment upon; to administer the sa-
craments; to celebrate mass.

Bapfp ged ne » arg ὅ. thinker ; coun-
sellor; the initiated; minister, priest.

PapspqwdaclF fer ΓΕ thought, reflec-
tion; deliberation; secret; mystery;
administration of the sacraments; ce-
lebration of mass. [mysteries, priest.

BopSpywh , wg 8. functionary in

Bagh pq wuz, arg (1. 8. confident.

Bopspqwhut a. mystical; myste-
rious ; sacramental ; emblematical ,
symbolical; rational, thinking, pru-
dent; 4. adviser, counsellor ; — ffiaua,

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rhapsody, religious rapture ; — Jreswe_
duitiac{#f.% , auricular confession.

Papp ὦ ἢ ene{t-frb So deliberation,
council, consultation; mystery , 8a-
crament; mysticalness , mysterious-
ness; wisdom, prudence, wariness,
cautiousness.

Teng Sprqccchscs αν δον » oat ἃ. BCCOMplish-
ing, performing.

Popspeeohbe a. mysterious.

PopSpqpwhbg 8. adviser, counsellor;
confident. [centric.

Pap Spghapryes a. foolish, odd, ec-

BapSpqpuhgbd. gh guy un- to consult,
to confer, to hold a parley or confer-
ence.

Popspqwhgne(the 8. council, con
sultation ; conference, parley; confid-

BapSpqutag S. -- φικὧν ule» [ence.

npSpepusuyqess » sg a. secret, dis-
creet, prudent. (discretion, prudence.

Peng Sprqcryeehnel{t fet δ. secretness,

Papspy whe 8. prime adviser or
counsellor. (book.

Pap Spqwsunk ng , ᾧ 8 missal , mass-

Poop Spqsemne 8. adviser, counsellor.

συμ yon 8. place of confer-
ence, council-chamber ; vestry-room;
offertory.

Pop Spqmwmokp 8. mysteries: orgies,
drunken revelry, feasts of Bacchus,
bacchanals, drinking-bout.

Paps prq apt s. house of Parliament,
hall of Assembly, chamber of depa-
ties: place of administration of the
sacramants ; offering-place; fig. mind,
intellect.

PeopSpqeene a. mysterious , mys-
tical, arcane; figurative, emblematic,
symbolical; hieroglyphical; — ὅσων,
ayermhhe , emblem. (fickle.

BopSpqefnfu a. inconstant, voluble,

; Bapanefy, 8. bot. bryony; tendrils of
vine.

Papimid 4. piece of soiled linen.

ἴσης bg 8. corner; compartment,
division, pigeon-hole; chess-squares,
chequers; niche; cell, partition; nook,
lurking-place, hidden corner ; hollow,
cavity ; - Sulagkndhg ᾽ fold, plait,
crease ; —bpbuumg, Xwhuwmec., dimple ;
wrinkle , peoreue ; - φρωχωρση »
printer’s box; - Sms, ρα], bay;
creek, cove; — af, hold of a ship;
— ἰδ υἷ, » Cave, cavern ; - φδδῳᾳ..
hwy ὁ den, haunt, lair; — Pazstny.

μι «.ς
eyrie, nest; /- ον, in a corner; — an,
ΣΝ ΙΝ to swell or fill the
sails, to got the wind; — ς-ῥε fpuwhh,,
to fold, to plait, to crease; to become
wrinkled, to knit the brow; --ὦ peqt,,
to fold variously; -a -« gapdh,, to
make small rooms or cells: to gather,
to plait; πῶ easgehyseiteley gesrgenss , ἕο wrink-
le, to pucker.

Bapzh, wy 8. excessive heat; hot
dry or parching wind, simoon; drought,
dryness, aridity ; -- οἱ ὗνων, pestilential
blast.

Papp hn. a. sun-burnt, parched
by excessive heat, or by a burning
Wind; - m«{%&£,,¢o burn, to parch; -
feb,. to be burnt, parched.

Ἰνυργωζ a4 csoperre_h s. sun-stroke.

[2 ἤ με. a. sun-burnt; -- νᾶ... to
be burnt.

BeprwihkS, ba una. to frown, to
wrinkle, to pucker: to plait, to fold.

Bepaee 4. aversion, antipathy ;

Ἰνοργωσ σι. a. cellular. (Ss. Pope.

Papperpssg των Ἵν ἐν of, «ἔην dt va. to
plait, to arrange gracefully, to fit, to
adjust with elegance.

an a. avoidable, evitable.

Paka a- flowing, waving; mar.
undulating, flowing gently, rippling.

Ἰβοργῖ yoeguitheel, acgf va- to cause
to avoid or shun.

Repebdl, b guy un. to feel an aversion
to, to loathe, to turn from with dis-
gust, to avoid, to shun, to eschew, to

ee; to be shy, to beware, to show or
pay regard to; to bo respectful ; — sae,
& >i, to take adislike to, to avoid of.

ἤμην s. thunder, noise, ὈΡΓΟΔΓ,
rumour.

Poppkonppet » ang 8. plait ’ double,
fold, gather ; wrinkle, crease ; a. plait-
ed, folded, turned down; wrinkled,

apg ilk plu 8. Bpgdk pla . [puckered.

Bapadpd’, k-guy un. to grow wrinkl-
ed,to shrink, to shrivel up; - Su
a hd to fold, to plait, to crease.

_ Pepa at 6. aversion , repugnance ,
dislike, reluctance; reserve, caution;
regard, respect.

opam, δ. tho hymen ; maidenhead.
spam 4. gyneceum, harem,
women’s appartments.

Bepndwds, ᾧ 9. roast-meat.

Pepadwhp δ. earnest prayer, urgent
entreaty, lively instance.

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PopadéS, kgf va. to roast, to toast,
to brown; to grill, to broil, to fry;
dacit -- εν, . broiled fish.

[δορά μι, guy un. to suffer, to be
afflicted ; to sympathise, to have pity
or compassion on; to entreat earnest-
ly : to be roasted; φρανευζξᾳ —, to be

Papadup 8. Bapawd - (frost-bitten.

Papadat, Wapadg 4. roasting; ᾧ
- [ὦ κω (» ἢ ὐἿο bs « to roast, to fry °

*Poopacqul 8. Whooping-cough.

Bapac(2fch s. depth, profoundity.

Papophe 8. concavity, cavity.

Papapesd, ᾿ kof: va. to make the ho-
ney-comb; to fill with honey-cakes.

apmupnpe ὦ, tagged, rough, un-
even ; <p 8. rough, craggy places, as-
perity, roughness, unevenness, rug-
gedness.

Penge cr bof, kgf va. to bruise, to
crack, to break, to crush, to dash to
pieces ; — σίθ) νιν, to crush, to bear
down, to defeat, to rout, to put the
enemy to flight ;- σα σενηω,, to disband
the troops; -- g¢acn%, to force open
the door 3 - qyyn-f«, to break the head;
- qghupdfth » qutdu,to mortify one’s
flesh, to do penance ; -4// vn. to break,
to dash to pieces; to be broken, un--
done, defeated, destroyed; whapkh ῥ
peg fuapmulbaght ashe 27" here shall
thy proud waves be stayed.

npn Ὁ) 4. fracture, break,
crack ; rout, defeat.

Popa fh, akeg 4. dish, viand, mess;
roast-meat; cooked victuals.

Bopwhapwe 8. chop-house. (keeper.

PO cage ονζ nes 003072 ν sq 8. COOK; chop-house

Boag cet hy cas presse [Ὁ foot ὃ. cookery.

Pag. fy or ag 8. wound, sore, ulcer;
a. wounded 5 frapudnefe, ζωμδήξρ -,
deep, mortal wound; -- wa, gtb,, to
wound; — ἥδω,» to be wounded.

Baga hep kf ’ Pegi » &gf va. to
wound, to pierce, to stab; to prick,
to smite; fig. to pierce or cut to the
heart; -- (Papuwhyuhy, to transpierce,
to pierce through and through, to run
through; -£./un. to be wounded, pierc-
ed; - whpad apace, to be smitten
with love, to fallin love; S. leap.

Pegawhd, kgf va. to wound sever-
ely, to cover with wounds; fig. to
prick the conscience.

Begamfs a. Wounding, biting, cut-
ting; poignant, tart...

bik

᾿ agewne δὼ 5. act of wounding seve-
rely. [-σεὔ,, act of wounding.
ἴον σενε. ὧν δ᾽ » ag “σε Ὁ 8. wound ;

Backed, kgf va. to deal harshly with,
to ill-use, to maltreat, to vex, to tor-
ment, to trouble, to incommede; to
worry, to harass, to annoy.

Jen gedp 8. felt, stuffing, wadding.

Bacgquh, wy a. searching, scrutiniz-
ing; - δ. ιν to search, to examine,
to explore, to rummage. ([quisitive.

Ἶθνε χων οἷν a. curious, searching, in-

Bacgqupg, —me» ag A. curious, in-
quisitive; s. examiner, searcher, ob-
server, busy inquirer, pryer, scruta-
tor; -- εἰν. to make researches, to
seek for, to hunt after.

BocghS, kgf va. to search, to in-
quire, to seek diligently, to hunt after,
to pry into; to shear, to shave; to cut
off; to strip off.

Bacgqayne [9 [ ε΄, ᾽ -{πιὸ ἢ, 8. busy
search, curiosity, quest, investiga-
tion ; shearing ; -grcdb 4h pw , shav-
ing, tonsure.

Walt, fuldfg » μίθ πη 8. obstacle,

embarrassment, hinderance 5 -- be furs
εἰν. ful (2 bee -- ἵνα. awk atihwtefy , tO
hinder, to embarrass, to clog; ῥὶ κω
“εν, qluns ἔπε. q-,to disencumber, to
free from embarrassment; -g, rock,
reef, hedge of rocks.

Pac; Paced uagacd fg a. barbar-
ous, savage, rude; rough, cruel, in-
human; func dp δε. gucdp » the barba-
rians. [rough.

Bact whut , fi a. barbarous,

Pact, fs. multitude, populace,
the vulgar, crowd; throng, press;
hurly burly, confusion, noise, clatter;
- ass tbs (ν κει εν ἡ | OT ee qhqney, or
“δ... to devastate, to lay waste.

Wacd_h 8. obstinacy, stubbornness,
pertinacity ἢ fb fre ky este Be. Jrfsapunfs
hu, ὃ. BS gut.

Bad gncdt- Ss. PaaS wg.

Bac dFhd, kgf un. to invade, to rush
on, to fall impetuously on, to flock,
to resort in numbers to. (negro.

Bat bhs hug a. barbarous ; black,

Peay, fybg a. deaf; deaf, dead, dull;
*eyeless (needle, &c.); -- wn%b,, to
deafen, to stun; -- wath; γινεῖν,» -- sh
#6,, to turn or give a deaf ear to.

ἴον μαύρ a. deaf & blind.

PacpurSwup a..deaf & dumb.

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[πε 9 4. phlegmon, inflammatory
tumour On the shoulders.
neygappapch s. cooing of doves.
σεν ’ fufsrry 8. phlegm ; pituite;
(Pputby “-ν - carps hsb, » to expecto-
rate; - gbpk,, to cough up.

σε, Aryby 4. cot, hut; cell, small
TOOM ; — ayurhbwheng, Sentry-box-

Wacqe 8. filth, sweepings, dirt.

Peo. 8. scarecrow, bugbear.

Penexieny , wees. fright, terror, alarm,
dread, haste, hurry, precipitation;
πων. ad. in haste, in a hurry; -.
phantom, spectre.

Pere Σίλαν fect α. alarming, startling,
frightful, dreadful; urgent, pressing;
precipitate, too hasty. |

BocXowetpe 8. alarm, eagerness,
haste, precipitation, flight.

Pac Mesh oS, bof; ἴονε λυ δ᾽. σε γα.
ἀξ, neyf va. to startle, to alarm, to
frighten, to terrify, to appal, to strike
with terror; to frighten away ; to
hasten, to precipitate.

Pore Message, ᾿ byuy un. to be startled,
alarmed, terrified ; to waver, to be in
suspense; to be hasty, precipitate; to
flee precipitately.

[eae γέλων τε ἢ, ἊΝ Pore αν .

ἴθι. drinking, eating; * tin drink-
ing pot; mus. an Armenian note (“ ).

cae » falpfg s. party, band, troop,
detachment, company, regiment, bri-
gade, division, cohort, legion; -- g¢¢-.
q&w, group of islands, archipelago;
- wakne,, to assemble, to flock toge-
ther; - fesqudby qopwy, to muster, to
form into a regiment, to embody, to
enlist, to enrol, to collect together ; f
frsch gel: δ οἵδ btusumtngt kr , he was
one of the seven wise men.

Pace a. little; - pus ,- mf ad. alittle,
very small quantity, however little;
— fis Fusfivtish , a short time; — pry
inp &%, there is very little; & ~ dayr-
44%, in a moment, in an instant.

Baciueyep 8. chem. paraffine. [ing

Bactwewgock δ. seasoning, flavour-

Ba. s.incense; aromatic substance
es; fig. incense, flattery; guopdhip -)
storax; 2anndp OF amp —, laudan-
uM ; -ρ whnesfa suber lp ? perfymes,
fragrant, drugs; --ὦ ὦ κεν, “ρει,
to incense; -- νον. to flatter.

Backhbnkgh s. bot. sweet calamus.

one%2 s. mus. an Armenian note (7):

bitty

*}e0.%; s. trunk of a tree.

ἵν. αὖν, fen 5. crowd, concourse,
multitude, throng of people; affluence,
great quantity; noise, tumult, confu-
sion; a. thick, close, dense, crowded;
many, numerous; ad. in crowds, in
throngs; ~ w—,-—/-~,in a huddle,
pell-mell, disorderly, hurriedly ; £
μαιΐν ® among the crowd; ῥίμα εὖ, ease.
“ἤν. in the thickest of the fight; --
ewqdac(Ffe%, Ὁ numerous crowd, a
throng 7 geass οἵγε [Fb cas hge Sess οὐ, peas.
δέ. to crowd in; to crowd out; -
pugdaclI fet Snyndpgkwh , immense
concourse of people; -- Sesseatht ssumn
campulebp, strangers flock here.

Becath pee a. in many flocks; in
vast numbers; - #a.i9, nosegay of
Various flowers.

ἵνσι κὰ πείθων a. ad. very numerous,
multitudinous, in a crowd; conjoint-
ly, together ; — purqdine (9h , concourse,
crowd.

Bawah, wy δ. mech. escapement; --
ἰὼ ως yen lecm tn ’ μωμωξηων ον , chron-
ometer-, cylinder-, anchor—.

Becvwpushwe a. evasive, shuffling,
ambiguous.

Recuepuke » -ppruth 4. flight, eva-
sion; subterfuge, shift, excuse, tergi-
Versation, shuffling.

βκευν ῥα S, kgf, Woessner bguy
on. to escape, to flee, to take to flight,
to steal away ; to retreat, to retire, to
disappear ; to shuffle, to elude, to ter-
giversate. (flight.

Becwwpor,-h a. fleeing, taking to

Boe σι ξε th S. Pac sssipatp »

| Ee a j Becafuncukdl 5. Peay Pe ο

Becubgneguibd, negh va. to cause
to escape, to save, to extricate.

Bac p tt , νυ ων, [upd ; dustog 3.
bundle, faggot, bunch, package, pack-
Ct; — ppuynp, fascine of wood; — fun.
er truss of hay; -- gepbiry, sheaf of
Corn; - (Fe(Fng, file or bundle of pa-
Pers; — ὅρμῳ mech. wheat-sheaf jet;
“πὰ βου ων, —, pencil of magnetic

νοι, fegh 4. chamber; cell. [rays.

Boch, ὦ, frst s.lid, cover; mech.
cap, head; - ang δ on 012.4, asta fa Shutters.

of. ag 8. coulter, plough-share.
fu 4. wen, goitre.
af., fanny δ᾽ bushes , briars,
brushwood, underwood.
kJ, bof va. to heap, to pile; to

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fill, to cram, to stuff. [cow’s lungwort.
akg or Pen fuoul 3. bot. mullein,

Putts, Lyf va. to assemble, to
muster; to collect, to gather; to aug-
ment, to enlarge; —f/ un. to assemble
in a crowd, to collect or gather toge-
ther, to flock, to crowd round; fuga.
Lip r edad COL «ἔπηπήπε νη», the people
crowded round him; femib- secre. asses αν ἔτ,
gsqih , the fight began.

PntsbS, kgf vn. to emit a gurgling
sound ; — yay, to howl. (winkle.

Pea tfuy F Patsoy 8. sool. snail ; peri-

ἴσα τῷ 8. confusion, tumult, trouble,
disorder, sedition, insurrection; a.
confused, confounded, troubled; -
Suphuthy , uaphwhk,, to trouble, to
cause disorder, to excite sedition, to
create factions, to stir up to rebellion;
— Keay, εἰν, pug aedke, to have quar-
relled with, to fall out, to be at vari-
ance, to disagree with.

Pandey a. turbulent, tumultuous,
seditious. [bulent.

Wanduuke a. restless, unquiet, tur-

Panduuppa(@t 4. contentiousness,
restlessness.

Pandas ’ ~phne. a. factious, muti-
nous, turbulent, seditious, riotous,
unquiet, restless; meddling, mischief-
making; revolutionary.

ἴσα νη δ α΄, Gof: ᾽ whanegutel Wf, n f va.
to trouble, to put into disorder, to
agitate; to perplex, to disconcert, to
disquiet, to disturb; to upset, to un-
settle, to distract; to alarm, to rouse;
to atir up, to excite to insurrection;
—qdpmes, to dispirit, to unhinge; —
qufy, to dishearten, to unnerve.

Randi gacghs Ss. ἴσα τής.

Pand{S, ἔχω, un. to be troubled,
disturbed , agitated, perplexed, dis-
quieted, diseoncerted ; fsamfbcuy ku,
you are looking quite confounded,
or flurried. [seditious, factious.

ἴσαν; s. perturber; a. disturbing,

ἴσαν σε (9 βεῖν, s. bustle ; perturba-
tion, confusion, agitation, trouble ; tu-
mult, disorder, turbulence, insurrec-
tion, sedition, revolt, revolution, mu-
tiny, rebellion; -« seegb,, to foment
troubles; pf -ΟΑἿ δὰ, Uplet,p, affairs
are becoming very serious in the Kast.

PO rn σε. casks corel, Ce Lad | un. to dry up, to
fade, to wither; to grow old, to be-
come extenuated; prancuyhuy ἔαρ»

bUS

bristling hair; dishevelled hair.
Porn sre cas enrbr es ccs ἢ a. bushy, briery.
Basu Ss. ἴσα κενή.
θα swhnekp 4. tibia, shin-bone.
Ba νύ 8. wind-pipe ; larynx.
Basemflun. to breathe with diffi-
culty arising from diseased lungs.
Pagan a, rough, unpleasant, dis-
agreeable; ill-natured, ill-tempered;
Ἰουῤρ S. Das foues (F- ° [- dsjhr » Shrill voice.
48 ere cao gx ave ἢ a. severe, hard winter).
Pes cso ase ps castes [2 [ε Ὁ ὃ. harsh, threaten-
ing or bitter words.
Wurst es ρει νη a. SeVere, harsh, rigor-
Οὐ; --σεῦ s. austere, severe character.
Puwuepkanckp 8. heavy loads.
Puswgryke ad. severely ,*harshly,
hardly, rigorously; -- ge,, to pro-
ceed with severity, to take severe
steps, to punish with rigour.
PRemwhiwg , --ρον a. austere, rigid,
severe, hard. [ity, mortification.
Pamuhpokac{sth 5. austerity, sever-
Pumadtwji a. having a harsh, rough,
disagreeable voice.
Base culpeink , &c. 8. Pea, δε. [Οὲ.
Bemudplp ἢ -σεῇ 8. Pea wah prot “πα
ἴσω νεεΐν μα, wguy un. to harden, to
become hard; to be obstinate, to per-
sist; to be severe, rigorous, austere;
~ndkp,to treat mercilessly ; -- apa.
deejuf , to constipate, to close the
bowels. (ous, high, violent (wind).
Ἰσωωνων) νεῖ; a. boisterous, impetu-
Pees κεν κα 204 sass essere gy a. stubborn, stiff-
necked , pertinacious , opinionative,
dogmatic. [wilfulness, stubbornness.
Dumas patingae{[Ff s. pertinacity,
Wun ssypg. a. very hard.
Pussusufpen a. hard-hearted, merci-
less, inflexible, obdurate, insensible,
relentless; fig. hardened, impenitent.
Powwuperoeh δ. hardness of heart,
obduracy; pertinacity, obstinacy ; fig.
impenitency. ᾿
Ἰσωνν ων (ἢ; 4. life of privations
& hardships, a Spartan existence.
ἴδω κυ 000 στα. ἡ ste bof, “εοῶὴῦ υα. ἴο harden,
to make hard; to render obstinate;
- qubp, to render obdurate or cal-
lous, to harden the heart; -- gapmfust,
to constipate.
Pou wean gas th 8.chem.cold-hammering.
Puwegneghs a. hardening, making
hard; - opadeyjtf, astringent, binding,
Bawmpon δ. trachyte. [costive.

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Ἰσυω pfs a. hard mouthed, intract-
able, untamable, ungovernable; in-
flexible, obstinate, pertinacious, im-
petuous, headlong, fiery, rebellious ;
- kpfdwp, fiery, spirited, high-mett-
led ateed, courser or charger.

Pun. ad. hardly, harshly, rough-
ly, rudely; cruelly, severely, rigor-
ously ; rigidly, strictly; — givay w we
dip, to treat harshly, to maltreat, to
rule with a high hand; — αγωσαννε δ ας.
wb,,to punish rigorously, severely ;
- av cas y 08g κα εν μεν as fos αὐἾι ᾧν » to reply harshly;
S. JOfasen { branches.

Pees εἰν τατον ἔτ sasy a. furnished with thick

Pumny e oy OF fs. garlic ) αἰ τη —ay»
clove of μὴν afr ame pres ess fas est. 4δ α [' “πε ρὲ
q$om —-f, he stank of -- fifty yards off;
-whbp, garlic-eater.

Pawapnel 3. elephantiasis > vener-
eal disease; boi.* a Cretan grape ; <p,
garlic sauce.

Pusne{fpe% 4. hardness; stiffness ;
roughness, harshness, asperity, aus-
terity , rigidness ; rigour, severity,
cruelty, inclemency, inflexibility; -
upenf, obduracy, hardness of heart;
- poupnegs op fleury ᾿ severity of 608-
toms, of laws; - fpShug, too great
austerity of morals, puritanism ; -
agndujhp , tightness of the bowels,
custiveness, constipation.

Pushes a. condensable ; —a {fed
s. condensability.

]σωνευΐνεω ol”, cs org UN- to condense, to
thicken, to grow thick, to coagulate,
to congeal.

Pursue, > 4. chem. densimeter, vo-
lumometer; mech. condensing-engine.

ἴσων.» »5.»ε. ΔΓ, 5. condensation, coagul-
ation, concretion, congelation.

Bere cag τε. 9. ἦν of” ’ “οὔ va. to con-
dense, to thicken, to coagulate, to

ἴσων σε αὐ. s.condenser. (congeal

Pupp , fanpey 8. difference, variety,
distinction, disparity, disproportion ;
—p, prognostic, augury, omen; «αι. --
Siew. according to the judgment; #
εἰσ, — phy purple be ply youfe, be
shall not search whether it be good
or bad; ashis & - δξιωκν Σὰ ὦ
hy μον ἡ ἴδ ρ ΚΑ sess Myon e_v80,p 9 the Lord
can give the victory to the smaller
or the greater number; mcacge fog.
pg, superstitious regard for unlucky
days; f -« whhebp,. to fall into vain

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or superstitious observances ; pig han
ynbep fecngong aptly cesta ley quels Sle » to con-
form oneself to superstitious customs.

Pawn h of - Baym ukp Ss. Powe χων Sf, ’ be.
ong ae etl .

ων ἡ ase ἔν oy Penge hb of va. to tickle,
to titillate ; to dazzle, to bedazzle; fig.
to tickle, to please, to gratify, to de-
light, to flatter; — gavsu,to dazzle the
eyes; —fa un. to be tickled, dazzled;
to be delighted, gratified, flattered.

Requeaeit 4. tickling, titillation;
dazzling; burning desire, prurience,
itching, inciting, lust ; fg. delight,
pleasure. (thickness, consistence.

Pwo (Ffpe% s. condensity, density,

Rewmnutp 4. softness, effeminacy ;
deceit, insidious caresses, dalliance.

Provan fry . Ἰοωνεν γε ᾿ ἴσια ἐν oS A Po een gr ore.
qaak ed, | eer σι ΑἹ, S. Po ccsoy εν. Δ), ’ Pp.
mpage αἴ." [-mf 4. physiognomy.

Papua ῥεῖ,» fry a. physiognomist ;

Papwhet a. ceremonial.

Pepwhe s. observance, ceremony;
superstition ; prognostic, augury,
omen; oddness, imparity.

Paptd, kgf va. to distinguish, to
discern, to make a difference; to ob-
serve rigorously or scrupulously; --
qpaph bushi, f diupgbynegk » to distin-
guish a friend from a fawner.

Papaqugfef(? a.consulting witches.

Repay, wg 8. interval, space; divi-
sion, separation; distinction, differ-
ence; - pig dk) wbhuwtf,, to inter-
pose; to interfere, to intermeddle.

Papag sf vna. to distinguish, to clas-

Papneh S. ἴσων ὺ ἴδω "6. [sify.

pufe, py 4. rejoicing, cheerfulness,
merriment; banquet, feast; a. joyful,
gay, merry, cheerful; wach, wmMop
τίν. banqueting-house, --hall; -- ἐξ δ
paper [Ὁ ἐν ἦν wate, tO banquet; --
wabb,,to make merry, to rejoice; --
ifel;, to rejoice, to be delighted.

, Βρωβνωήβη a. that rejoices with,
joming in merriment, feasting toge-
ther; - ,fx£,, to rejoice with; to con-
8ratulate.

pufeulfn a. cheerful, merry, joy-
ful, gay, joyous; -- ,kub,. to joy, to
rejoice.

βριωβνωδ, να, νη un. to rejoice, to
be joyful; to feast, to make merry with.

pufepwi 8. banqueting-room ;
Place of feasting or entertainment.

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Poop oss for cae scope ΣΕ ἢ feasting, enter-
taining.

Ppuafe%Xutmhpy a. s. boon-compan-
ion, fellow guest; -- ἐν... to feast
together.

Op cass Messe cso” S. ΠΣ ef

PpufurXutuukp a. fond of feasting,
of good-living. |

pufuMota[tpet , —Nutg 8. feast,
banquet, entertainment, festivity ; re-
joOicings, public joy.

Nipwhrye, fsnenf 8. shout of encou-
ragement or inciterhent, encourage-
ment, comfort, incitement; a. encou-
raging, animating; exhorting; — sss.
Siumnegethk,, to encourage, to give
heart to or inspirit, to rouse, to ex-
cite, to urge ON}; — μευ εζναω ν Φιωρμᾷι
%£,, to shout encouragingly; -- wa_
ene,, to take heart, to cheer up, to
take courage.

Ppreafune (9 t S. Ἰσριωζω Σιων [9 με Ὁ;
“εν ndtp --, to give ἃ banquet to.

Pep wsfeocke 8. rejoicings, feasting, en-
tertainment; —hus asntk ss to feast, to
hold a feast, to give a banquet.

PO pusfsrreseeep S. Pip esfer ae

Ppafuncubd, ον un. to encourage
or excite by mutual shouting, to call
loudly, to address with a loud voice ;
to encourage, to give courage to, to
raise the spirits of, to reanimate, to
excite, to incite, to embolden; -- ῥα
un. to take courage ; -- yag, to rely on
or confide in.

Ppa, bg or ag 8. trench, hollow
way, ditch; mine or sap; breach, rup-
ture, rent; division, separation ; — See
wwtk,, to cuta trench; to make a
gap; to open a breach; apyfu fl br_
q&e.-, there was a gap among my sons.

Ve grees cLia yas 2 tyes ot ’ by a. that repairs
a breach;—.sah6,,torepair a breach,
to patch.

ἴθ νιὼ Scar 5 20 008 arg Oe breaching, mak-
ing breaches; separating, dividing.

Pepdlinsunn (Ft s. the opening a
breach.

Press acer 004 1204 » og ὅς. trench-guard.

Ppasiinn, fg 8. breach, rupture,
opening ; hollow way, ditch, trench.

ἴοι εν αἴ εν δα", kgf va. to breach; to
break, to defeat, to disperse; to ex-
terminate 37 pS ses Spas pear (Pb ust to
diffame, to destroy one’s reputation ;
- qzuquipu, to betray a secret.

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ΜΝνρω νι (Fp 4. breach; crack,
crevice ; rupture; division, party.

Ppuwwwhs, fg 8. league.

Ppa, acg 8. admonition, reprim-
and, reproof; advice, counsel; cau-
tion , remonstrance; discipline, ins-
truction; correction, punishment; -ρ
aeqgac(é& wh, moral Maxims; — geo,
bad advice; evil counsel; — ma, to
give advice; to'lecture, to admonish;
may τῶν purplwy, to give good advice;
1-... guy, to devote oneself to science;
fb - md6z, to educate; to discipline;
gnchk,; χ-ν to be indisciplined, wild,
‘ill-emannered; 8. [β",ωζ μη. .

Bpawnapatth αἴ, Lofs va. to moralize,
to advise, to admonish, to warn.

Popes eres panto (Ὁ fot $. admonition,
warning, advice, counsel.

Bpeein ug for a. admonishing by let-
ter; s. letter or book of admonition.

Bp mht a. admonitory, didactic,
moral, instructive. [advice.

Beamwnkug a. hating, scorning

Ppenasunne, wy ἃ. advising ; gs. ad-
monisher, adviser, instructor.

Pop sce ons be of, ἔοβ να. ἴο admonish, to
advise, to warn; to instruct, to discip-
line; to reprimand, to reprove; to
correct, to chastise, to punish; -- ἔων,
be tefl, counselled by him.

Bpesenfs 8. councillor, adviser; ins-
tructor; chastiser.

Ἰθγιωωνπεῦ,. Peace est cov ere, ary A. ad vis-
ing, giving advice. (ing.

Pop ess wena ned δ. admonition, warn-

Bpwykw, kgf va. to put on shoes;
to lace on boots or shoes.

ἴσην “5 8. shoe-lace, shoe-
string; pecd mtb, g—u how, to loosen
shoe-latchets.

Ppt, bof va. to thrust in, to
plunge; to stick in the mire, to be-
mire; to run aground, to strand; -/s
yn. to plunge into, to stick fast in the
mire, to run aground, to be stranded.

Pelefta.obscure, dark; fig. hidden,
enigmatical.

PplP twat a. obscure, enigmatical;
-σε [9 [εζ, 5. obscure language, enigma.

Ἰυρίθυ, ρει s. short-hand, steno-
graphy. |

platted’, στο, un. to be difficult
to understand; to darken, to become
obscure; to lose pristine excellence
or beauty, to grow dull, to deterior-

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ate, to get spoiled.

Bp lPiusrgarguatkd, ᾿ “τεῦ va. to dark-
en, to obscure, to dull, to disfigure,
to degrade, to spoil; - qamwan. to
tarnish the glory.

Pplttp 5. Weplt fin; kph πρίν, aja -,
Venus, Vesper ( the evening star ).

Ppfetach 8. obscurity ; meanness.

Ppp. fry, ἃς. S. fopighe, δια.

Wipfunp s. fragment, relic.

Ppdwited, eguy un. to become like
a bundle, to be bound in a sheaf; Avge
“δεν η δ sy mess “οὔρια fol 9 spread
peacock’s tail.

Ppapls , χίϑιωη 8. cell; hut, cabin.

Pep dkpte a. wrinkled, shrivelled
or puckered (face).

Wpafen , fg OF wy a. imperious,
haughty, insolent, proud, arrogant,
boastful, supercilious , braggart; «.
haughtiness, pride, arrogance ; —, τῶι
guy od. haughtily, proudly, in a bold
manner. (haughtiness.

Ppofsmnuph, —pbp , - οἰμωΐ, a. full of

Ppofoaumdejt a. talking in a lofty or
eee manner.

safes ens ὦ εἴπ, oan fr» — cette eael’, omg any UN.
to secty ‘the head high, to bid defi-
ance, to bully, to hector, to gasconade,
to brag, to laugh to scorn, to rail at,
to use insolent language, to swagger,
to be disdainful, overnice, to turn up
one’s nose at, to be proud, pretenti-
ous, defiant, rian

Ppofsnuwtp 8. Wpafewneth

Seer κι braggart, boast-
ful, insolent, presumptuous, swagger-

Ppnfenk dS + —onfel” S. Pep ofrce anal ~ (ing.

Wpofunned 8. gasconade, bravado,
empty boast, rodomontade; defiance,
insolence , haughtiness ; sqbPatwh, 6
fupnfunduttn, to lose nothing of his
arrogance. [-gfs δ. patcher ; cobbler.

Ppacauthgb S va. to patch ; to cobble;

Pepa 8. chem. cinnabar, vermilion;
bot. dragon’s blood.

Pepoe dt δ. mar. stranding.

Ppacng ᾽ onfoy 8. sand-banks, shal-
lows, quick-sands.

ἴον a. skittish, shy.

ἴσο» οὐσε S. Ἰσρων; hl ; μενα. cl.

Pepenaefy» *-wh 8. 8carecrow, δυβ-
bear; gayqt fhy -, ἃ mere trifle, a
nothing.

Nem σῦν, gh va. to scare, bo

. Startle; to scare or fright away.

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RBewncga dt 4. start, shuddering.

Bpashl, whey vn. to be scared, to
take umbrage, to shy, to start aside,
to take fright, to be restive ; fspunsk fit
Af np fehiery “ἡ ὦ ον εὶξ scared the mind,
it was too difficult to be understood.

ἴδ νς οἷν» wy δ. corkscrew.

ἸβωυνὉ ΔΎ᾽, Aegl S. Petracd ἢ -Lpds un. to
be shut; fey este ei pulp bagus ’ they are
put to silence.

Pyske 2. cork, stepper, bung, plug.

οωρᾳέ,. Wywenp a. retired, lone,
lonely, solitary.

Rykd, ἴθυ (8 S'S. Jota. (hut, cabin.

W564. να ων s. small room, cell,

aque a. obstructive.

Ryo. 4. stoppage, obstruction.

to cover; to shut. [milk-pots (cat).

WYpthly a. thievishly uncovering
_ bel2, bg a. sick, sickly, unhealthy,
infirm; - £, he is sick. (foolish.

Ἰνοίθενεἴναν a. silly, simple; stupid,

Pol? asdin sre (Ὁ [εἶν ὅ. silliness, foolish-
hess, stupidity, dullness.

Woof? μι", oa oy anty un. to be sick, ill,
indisposed, unwell, poorly. (sickness.

Phe (2 sw ang esv ὦν» Ἴωνα. phupt vn. to feign
bet wappes a. stupid, dull-witted,
idle, lazy, slothful.

[μοί πὶ (2h s. sickness, illness, indis-
position, infirmity.

be, wy a. foolish, senseless, incon-
Siderate, extravagant, rash, absurd;
~ wamench, profusion; - swhknf,
imprudent youth; εὖ -- ad. ground-
lessly, wildly, inconsiderately.
Bopwq ue a. foolish; -al#h 4. fool-
ishness, want of judgment or under-
standing.

Bopha ἢ, Woes -- mfr, Oxtrava-
gant desire or inclination; - &phpcy,
apanic; - figa(Ffeu, extravagant
)0Y,8portiveness, wantonness; — glare,
nocturnal phantoms or spectres.

of oc ll, ane εἢ e814 9 Pohl, byuy un. to
60 mad; to become unhappy. [folly.

Wepne [9 p.% 4. foolishness, nonsense,

Betwukp a. fond of refined living.
bi 4. noise, murmur, rumour,

Uproar.

Pew 2. cock-crowing ; 83. Woug.
ewwhat a. eloquent; S. Wounct.
comby a. conversing with ano-

ther ; - εἰν... to have an interview, to
Converse, to talk, to discourse, to

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have ἃ chat together, to hold a con-
versation with.

Doushg pl 8. Wommbpy ppifel-

Woumhgneld fred s. conference, dia-
logue, conversation, parley, inter-
view; interlocution; discourse. (lour.

Pou cspreut é. mouth, tongue ; * par-

ἴσου δ any» -δοω a. betrothed. .

Jeous fp a. speaking, that speaks.

Doukgneywtkd, negf va.to cause to
speak.

Poufs, δηω un. to speak, to talk,
to discourse, to converse; to confer,
to treat, to negotiates to betroth, to
affiance; - ἐδ ηρε or ῥ ἐξῳπεω, to
speak many languages; — squwhf, to
thee-thou ; — veqfy, to speak out, dis-
tinctly ; πὶ wpenf, to think, to medi-
tate, to ruminate; — smusnDuhep , to
speak threateningly or sharply ; --
gps qesp rst uar( bk , to talk politics;
nuns quits ShE » to be talked of ; to get a
bad name 5 - qredh pk b Sus, tO com-
pass a person’s death; - seupac(dfet,
to speak ill of, to slander; phg ogu —,
yuhutju dknakjg -, to preach to the
winds; to reprove 8 fool is but lost
labour; - Seven, tO CrOW ; Toons frouk-es_
yb wn. δ phe, he shall be thy spokes-
man; -- adkp ghf% , to betroth, to pro-
mise or to give in marriage; - fey
q4fu, to espouse, to marry; gaye fro.
ubkgbw; wah, ἃ Vergin espoused to ἃ
man; fuowl gus fud gph sy. I will marry
you; S. ee dyes

Woubwh, wy 8. mediator, interces-
sor, advocate; messenger, announcer;
chanticleer.

Poutuwhwe a. speaking; s. mediator.

Poutkwhfg 5. herald, messenger, ne-
gociator; flag of truce; — ,fub,, to
parley, to negociate, to treat.

Pooutuyp s. betrothed, affianced hus-
band, intended. :

Pouny, wy a. speaking, rational; 8.
speaker, orator ; - εξ ῥεῖν 8. faculty of
speech.

Peoun dt 4. betrothal, betrothing; ᾧ
μοι» spiky, yay, to be affianced or
betrothed ; frowdast Fusdinteush , interval
between betrothal & marriage.

Bounct, ἵνα a. gifted with the fa-
culty of speech; endowed with rea-
son, rational.

ἴσοι» , why 4. word; speech, lan-
guage, tongue; discourse, sermon;

oUt

saying; diction; talk, conversation,
chat; word, promise ; report, news; --
οἵη. waned αἱ + prayer 5 - διωε.ε-. »
cock-crowing ; ross assy uss yeasts fucufrp ᾽ in
the Italian language; frown ass poly eestobry ,
tonhh, , to speak, to talk 5 frome mnths,
Ἔν. to compose, to write; δ fsouu
zur» tusnsk, » to begin to speak in
one’s turn ; to converse, to talk; ᾧ (νοι
wntbb,, to cause to speak; 6 (νοωω sh_
Lb, - hevtiushg or [i qaeuy pbuh; to be
the public scorn, to become a bye-
wor ; heap%hy qhioun nepaep , to inter-
rupt a person, to break in upon; -- pa
Jue τω κε ἐν Ὧν “Εἴ α. thy speech bew-
rayeth thee ; S. Fish «

U (dzé) Sm 5. the fourteenth letter
of the alphabet, & the ninth of the con-
sonants; δ, ὅδ, fifty, fiftieth.

— It has much affinity with the let-
ters 2,X& wm, δ is sometimes con-
founded with them, for example:
gined » gdaned; δι (ἢ, χε {5} Seer usr,
hfs ’ Season ly» ὅτ.

os. wg § apex, head, top, sum-
mit, ridge, end, tip, point, extremity ;
end, conclusion, heaping, over-mea-
SUTC 3 <p wyfuup5h,the entire globe,
the universe; -p ;Apuwtg, the top or
summit of mountains; -- JSiwnft, the
tip of a finger; -- Mdacf#bus, the
topmost height or pinnacle of great-
ness; -& fp -»-aq [ πα, right through,
from one extremity to the other, from
beginning to end; from top to bottom,
entirely ῥ᾽ - να kphpp dpiske fw kp.
fifa , from the uttermost part of the
earth to the uttermost part of heaven;
εἴ,» kee f - ῳ Ephgb ‘ to the ends of the
earth ; glue, ft -ὦ sfrisresesg » to be at the
highest pitch of glory ; wéhy fb - hen
‘eerucspseliashs , to bring to the acme of per-
fection.

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ως δ ᾿ ἔοῦ : ~bgnegutkd, negh va.
to irradiate, to cause to shine; to
cause to germinate, or to sprout forth;
Sughghy bucltp Swen Si seppepae
@kuwn, Iwill cause the Branch of
righteousness to grow up unto David;
_ ΟΣ. p 9 JE or ayer eS easel ge qrqnglnehe °
to spread his mercy 00; wasomb
dung bug yenyges beup 9 the sun shone
forth, day broke; τα, bguy vn. to
dawn, to shine, to begin to appear, to
rise; to be born; to take rise; to
emanate, to proceed from; to sprout,
to germinate, to pullulate; to blos-
som ; to ensue, to result, to derive; ᾧ
— wnweomnedh, at the peep or break
of day, at daybreak; ῥ — ορξη κω ων,
at sunrise; Sang bgue wpb awk , the
sun appeared ;wpqupph δα ἦν σα δ, fr
epee. ΠΣ ΟΣ ΊΩΙ the righteous shall
shine forth as the sun.
ὡ ΣΝ S. Qayqh wey Φ

Tugne_t 5. dawn, rising; birth, or-
igin, source, rise ; emanation ; lineage,
descent; derivation ; q-% s&h, . to
take its rise in, to draw one’s origin
from; — uaphquwhwkh » weber , 8UD-
rise, —-rising 9." aco 73 x «124 [ve ἢ on feb og be pees.
hush , wes 0 br ε- κω hy ess oy ons fy acs he ast, heliacal- ,
cosmical-, acronychol-rising.

ζω,» p 4. fold, plait; wrinkle; - 6 -
ad. in folds, in plaits; — msatec,, to
flow gently, to ripple, to undulate ; -
fb -- watne,, to flow loosely, to carl,
to float, to wave; S. Gard, ὅσ.

ϑϑωωμωδ', -ῶι. -n_a. pliant, folding,
pliable; wrapped up, enveloped; -g
(y4{P&u%, roll of papers; —2y faput,
w(Pnn , portable altar; camp-stool,
folding-chair. Llegged.

ΠΈΣ 200 ase oar Teas on fal UN. to sit cross-

Gujkd, κοΐ va. to plait, to rafile, to
fold; to turn in or up, to roll or wrap

Tuyhs s. paper-knife ; folder. (up.

Teuzaq 8. folder.

ων σα. wrapped up, enveloped.

Gurynet 8. folding; - Sada, rip-
pling, undulation ; davdnekp sasdiqay:
gathering cloudiness.

Gufs, neg 8. Outlay, expenditure ;
cost, expense; consumption; waste,
damage; *sale ; smtp —p, trifling ex-
PONSES 5 mvespresayengren , melange, wm.
pusyraplish —p, useless , superfiuous,
exhorbitant expenses; «νων τε»
gratis ; »“" εν» ly case. —pop »ata slight cost,

υῦν

cheap; —fap ῥίνη. χα βν. purple hos
$%,at my, at the nation, at his friends’
cost or expense; -ὧἦ wakhy, wnbky
-« ἱδδῪὰἋἡινϊδδω, to expend ; to make
great expenses, to spenda great deal;
to live in great stile.

TuapbS, kgf va. to spend, to ex-
pend; to eat, to use, to consume, to
waste, to reduce to nothing, to ex-
haust; to absorb; to devour ; to cor-
rode ; *to sell; -- qhudistwhi , to
waste, to throw away one’s time; --
qbese , to dissipate one’s fortune;
qiowusehes -- , to lose one’s labor, to
have one’s labor for one’s pains; £
7" ypwhut —, to speak to no pur-
pose, to talk to the winds; 4px, —. f
ἤπερ --, to consume by fire; — πίω,
ak; put quadaprashusths , to exceed the
ordinary expenditure.

Vufehs a. devouring ; consuming,
wasting; corrosive; - σα a. corrosible.

ϑωβνσε δὼ 4. wast, consumption; cor-
rosion.

Vad wif’, guy un. to flow gently,
to ripple; to wave, to undulate-

Uud wine δ. rippling, undulation,
ues motion; -- Aoxwiwhf, oscilla-
ion.
; Ῥδιυδ ζω μεῖνε [2 fret ὃ. cant-words,
jargon, gibberish, slang, cant; frowky
“BPhudp , to-alk jargon, slang or
rogue’s language.(secretly, stealthily.

ϑωδζωμιωρ ad. in secret, by stealth,

Vodhugkn a. that knows secrets;
“then (9 μεν 8. the knowing secrets.

Vd herg σε [εν 5. cryptography.
Vwdhadpe a. close, dissembling,
mcomprehensible.

Vord bsershine whee (Δ ῥεῖν 8. cryptogamy.

Usshute 4. hiding, secret.

UW eae: by oor ang be 08 S. σωδέωμωρ -

Vos fonts a. that sees secrets.

Voshuput s.coverlet; fig. shelter.

Vad hehe 8. covering, cover, lid.

wihkd, kgf va. to cover; to hide,
to conceal; to dissimulate, to mask,
to cloak, to veil; -fw"un. to be cover-
ed, hidden, concealed; to perp un-
OWN; — σιϊδην nepnep, to hide, to
overlook oF pardon another's faults ;
~ ap fbehp . to surpass, to excel;
~kw, a, hidden, obscure ; secret.
Dud bs s. that which conceals or
68: cover, lid.
Vard bey (2 » &ncltp s. hiding , con-

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cealment, secret; cover, covering;
dress; δα giver fp - few, he made
darkness his secret place ; -- usqdwt ,
shroud; — wshnquey, counterpane ; --
ως πε» cover; - ἤπιαν 9 , hammer-
cloth; - 4fng. horse-cloth; housing;
- νειν. τες ’ awning.

Cwdhog, wg 8. Veil, muffler; roof,
cover, refuge, shelter.

Cudhac{Pfer 5. act of hiding; oc-
cultness, secrecy, mystery; cover,
covering.

Gwzsnc4 a. hidden, secret, occult ;
stealthy, clandestine, underhand, fur-
tive;-.- ad. in secret, privately,
secretly, by stealth, clandestinely ; -ρ
4. hiding-place; the secrets; the pri-
vate parts; <p apap, bottom, the in-
most recess of the heart; -- Spring
dépfe Séusnc(Ahat, the inscrutable
ways of Divine Providence.

Of, a5 8. hole; opening, aper-
ture; a. bored; perforated ; — gustan »
to make or bore a hole; ftacy g-, to
stop up a gap; 6 — ξιωμάωω bk, firs, to
draw water with bottomless buckets,
to labour in vain-

ζω (5. pbuptun. to creep into a
hole or cavern, to burrow; to shut
ΠΡ ΘΙΙ up, to isolate ; to seclude one-
self.

δϑιω ζω νειν α. DULTOWINE ; — πέρ.
to drive into a hole; to cause to dwell
in caverns; -- ,f%6,, to enter a hole;

ig np. the Phrygian sectaries.

, ϑιωζ κι, kgf va. to bore, to pierce,
to perforate, to make a hole; — gam
twi, to break out of camp ;-/-un. to
be bored Or pierced; Ssh geass. sayser_
geet, the abscess has broken.

whhs a. boring, perforating.
Tuwshaw a. pierced, bored, perforat-
ed; porous. [to bore, to pierce.
Cuwhankd, &5f va. to fill with holes,
δ ισξ πεν δεν, -L£% a. porous, spun-
gy; Open, in open-work; s- zool. pho-
las, pholades.
Cwhamb δ [Ὁ ph 3. porosity.
Cuwkamncws , ng s. mark of a bite,
cicatrix, scar. [pierced.
Guwhaws , “ 8. place bored or
Tuwhn th 8. piercing, opening, per-
Tuhnf, muy spore. ([foration.
Tog 8. tart, pastry.
Careers, sy 8. pastry-cook; -maf,
pastry ; pastry-cook’s business.

vu,

Terghh» yw OF yhbs qhatky 5. flow-
er; med. small-pox ; fig. beauty, youth,
bloom; flower, choice, best; -- ash,
fine salt; - gfreo,, mother or float-
ing lees of wine ; — ayqtdey, Verdigris ;
Sfpdanut% -- bot. celandine, swallow-
wort ὃ αε»[» «ὦ ἵν ἢ -, 8. Lop ; - gneling ’
splendour, vivacity of colour; gap
Susy h wig » --show; thuophs Suqhutg
~-painter 3 sshot Seqhf , --pot; — Listy,
floweret ; “πεν OF qreggne » wmupas
eupa —, artificial, simple, double -;
gh 1 ofl Sammeken, purygpuspryy Ὁ poy
Sams ghaeanfldfl(F , gbeqessfruyy» ἰδεωρ.
gual, ufpnet ° Ep pik pute [ hea gailf 648
gba -- beautiful, sweet, fragrant, in-
odorous, fresh-blown, splendid, faded
or withered, lovely, variegated, scar-
let ~3 Say hE ῥ -. from -- to “πὶ peg.
JEEP Sn Say hwy . the sweet per-
fume of -8 3 dSamdhb, gkphhp δινηῆςρ,
to cover the earth with -8 3 Seanetu
“κεἴ. to strew with --8 4 εἰς (ὁ [Ὁ ’
B εν χε εἴθ Surqhncke, the-s are bloom-
ing ; - fading ; 6 - Seattle (Ὁ ἔτ sth , in
his earliest years; ᾧ duqhp pbub,, to
be about to blossom; fig. to be in the
bloom of youth; £ dseqhfh or fb — Ses
“ὦ ἢ [Ὁ . in the prime of life; in the -
of maphood; 8. PofPuphd-

Cuyhwpke, —poegke a. floriferous,
flowering, bearing flowers.

Twh wg fe s. ornamental capital let-
ter, flourished or figured initial.

Cughugnps , ony $s. artificial florist.

Cuqherg units, fp 8. flower-garden-
er, florist ; -n_(#f.% 5. floriculture.

Turghusywpy a. adorned with flow-
ers, flowery; s. palm-sunday ; - ga.
woe. garland, wreath of flowers; -
pupaqreel,, furbished discourse.

Cuwgqhuqupgkd, L& [: va. to adorn
with flowers. [or loaded with flowers.

Tose eh ear br easg , ~qqb-wen a. covered

Cwqhwabps a. stripped of flowers ;
a to shed the eee A

aghwanewpX a. full of flowers;
fall blown. ᾿ Ι

Cg hard nye, a. flower-gathering ;
- αν... to gather flowers, to cull.

CT rahe lh »>—tby, —fufen a. full of flow-
ers, in full bloom. (floriferous.

Cuqhas ft a. producing flowers ,

Tayhusher, & 8. flower-stand-

Tughwsus, —Som a. fragrant, per-

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fumed with flowers; -Sam pslighk sh»

perfumed drinks ; - gfx’, fragrant

wine. [flowers ; - woe, garland.
ϑϑιωηζωςμε,., a. interwoven with

Tunhwdtee a. floriform, flower-
shaped ; ον. - easy [uss gag frnikefe; . to sail
on placid waters.

Turyhwthuap , fp a. flowered, painted
with flowers; s. flower-painter; flow-

Cuqh πη Ss. Turghng- [er-painting.

ΠΣ: a. crowned with flow-
ers; s. wreath of flowers.

Vuqhwukp a. fond of flowers ; s.
amateur florist. [with lowers.

Twohwappen a. enamelled, strewn

Tesh ese] Xun. 8. flower-seller ; arti-
ficial flower-maker.

Fuqhuckonne(Ffet 2. floweriness ,
abundance of flowers, full bloom ;
chem. efflorescence.
una. to bJossom, to bloom, to flower,
to flourish; chem. to exfoliate.

SC ergh askin a. abounding in flowers,
flowery ; blooming, florid, flourishing;
chem. efflorescent. [ing, blooming.

Tusghenpltfl? a. flowery, blossom-

Cuqhupaq a. culling or gathering
flowers: compiling; 8. extract; abs-
tract ; summary, anthology ; -- ων κενδ.
to gather flowers, to cull; to extract,
to collect, to compile; -- bplAasy «ἂν,
geez, tO rifle the flowers, to gather
honey. .

Cuoghh uy» -δηξνα. flowered; party-
coloured; figured, embroidered.

δϑιυηζει, ον un. to blossom, to
bloom, to flower, to put forth flowers,
to be in flower; fig. to flourish, to
prospere, to thrive; med. to be pitted
with small-pox; — «bug, to become
grizzled, to grow grey; Savqhf% στ
hee Shere fl, my hair begins to grow
grey. [broidered with flowers.

σιγάρον, a. party-coloured; em-

Cag kgnegatkd, ’ negls va. to cause
to flower or flourish; to adorn with
flowers.

Curghpihky a. that has shed its
flowers, withered, faded; -- ,he&,, to
lose the flowers, to fade, to wither.

CS agh ft ᾽ bgay 3. νη. 3 ων fe
rophpkghyy ἔρδιρ Sunhfhe. a merry
heart makes a cheerful countenanee ;
Sarg h fits cas εἰδΐ, εν aa ep susrere. br osenfoy » all
the arts flourish.

vow

Tuqhag, wy 8. flower-garden.

Voge» qe 4. laugh, laughter, laugh-
ing ; derision, mockery, raillery, ban-
ter; sneer; — wath: αἴ... Skqne,, to
laugh; to joke, to jest; to laugh at,
to scorn, to deride, to make sport of,

to ridicule; -- ;bub,, hay. flu, to be.

laughed at, derided, ridiculed, made
ajest of, to make oneself the laugh-
ing-stock of; - walk, qnp yun ula
qhdvee. to scorn, to deride one to his
face; gS “νησὶ. goss fp — Sesmushfy,, to
laugh, to burst out laughing, to suf-
focate with laughter; S. Qustush -

U carey? 010 esse a. facetious ἢ witty ,
sprightly, waggish, jocose; -4&d/ un. to
Joke, to jest at, to banter ; - σε (δ ῥε 8.
joke, sport, pleasantry , jocularity,
Waggishness.

Jurgpephy a- laughable, funny, ridi-
eulous, ludicrous, burlesque. [ingly.

Verge cas fora ne. ad. laughingly , jest-

ων ἡ roe ove, ang a. droll, facetious,
burlesque, comic; s. buffoon, clown,
joker, jester.

ϑωημιωδινε (2. 4. facetiousness, buf-
foonery, waggishness ; mockery, jeer-
ing, bantering.

ung eral at S. ΠΩΣ -ἅ, 9. risi-
bility ; - να βῥεῖν 4. ridiculousness.

Vege uth any ’ ὗ ὃ. caricature.

Veypuekp a. laughter-loving, hu-
morous, yocose, waggish.

Vuqpurp curl a. laughing loudly.

ϑωχρε gb a. ridiculous; contemptible.

ϑωηρέ 4, Egle va. 8. Tage acs ex tals of
ϑωηρξ pursn bof un. to be held up
to public scorn. (laughing.

Uwypi pos a. merry faced, jocund,

Ῥω, wg. “4. δ. hair, head of hair;
{εηδ —, wig, periwig, peruke; *- 5.

oss alls ὦν, e

Vudisdnee a. tortuous, winding,
anfractuous ; pwefpy —, Zigzag.

ϑωώωδα be al Eof va. to writhe, to
twist, to twine, to wind round; -- g&_
phew, to grin, to make grimaces at,
to jibe.

Vudndane(2h s. crookedness, sin-
uosity, winding; jig. grimace, contor-
tion of face, distortion.

ard ἢ ων » ory 5. hair-band or ribbon.

“δι. 8. jaw ; cheek.

Tarde, κοΐ va. to chew; fig. to re-
flect, to ruminate.

Voda, fs. mastic.

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ων. ῥ 8. ond, extremity; border,
edge; summit, head, top, point; the
utmost pitch, the highest degree; fig.
over-measure, excess;—-f-, -ῥε. be
-[ῥε. ad. from beginning to end, from
one extremity to’the other; to the
full; punctually ; perghy quusqdiu — fe
-,to recite the whole psalter; / —»
4uuutb,. to reach or attain the max-
imum; -frp wsey, glancing slily at;
—fup uhuhfurg pay. to listen furtively,
to eavesdrop; ὃ. ως.

ων a. supreme, extreme; --
funnef chem. maximum density. (tion.

ων 5. eking piece ; prolunga-

Ceypuyle a. topful, well filled, very
full; complete, fulfilled, perfect; -
sqerprusoy finde , in detail, exactly, min-
utely, in every particular. (of corn.

Cuypufuneyg Suik fun. to reap ears

uy prese® ser 2.dilating every where.

ἊΣ ΩΝ a. red at the extrem-
ities; -- wpbquht, rising sun.

Taypruskamny ° -ζωνπερ α. blunted,
pointless; cut off, mutilated, maimed,
mangled ; — #«%&,. to blunt, to render
pointless; to cut off the extremities,
to mutilate, to maim, to mangle; to
lop off; to retrench, to curtail, to
abridge. [song, refrain.

Vagyprasypwhy. δ. chorus, burden of a

uypuyey a.extreme, utmost, in the
highest degree; -- fromnpdacep, OX-
tremes, excess; — ῥγάνωο τε (3h, abuse
of authority ; = 4:5 δ᾽ casa bry ῥεξρ » to
carry to excess, to abuse; f - frwmay
εἴπε ἥ,ὦ ἥ “σε δ᾽ εὐἿ ἔν, ἴο proceed to ex-
tremities, to commit excesses; — sh.
LE, f ub, pusenls lt ῥεῖ, to love, to
hate to excess.

Cayprate ld, assgeny UN. to excel, to
surpass, to arrive at the highest deg-
ree Of; Suypwgh&uy a. extreme, utmost,
furthest.

ων s.a.acrostic. (buds.

Caypuunnekp . ~munnenp δ. leaf-

an ppusen usul Sun. to clip one’s words;
-mb tS, Cuypulhancy ose el ἔν of

Cy prusinas(Pfrt ὃ. mutilation ; re-
trenchment.

ων βίθ ῥβί 8. acrospire.

wypoapary anh dS. Yaypwlaunp τὶ
to abridge, to shorten; to cull, to
gather, to extract, to compile, to make
a collection or selection; to recapit-
ulate; to refer briefly, to touch in

υὔν

passing, to say in few words.
wypuapuguap ὃ, acropolis, citadel.
uygitp 8. arith. first & last terms.

Cuypoch s. summit, highest pitch;
excellence, perfection.

Wut, wy a. shameful, contempt-
ible, ridiculous, ignominious, infam-
ΟἿΒ; -- ΟΥ̓ Susqe be — wath, , tO cover
or load with ridicule, to subject to
contemptuous merriment; — Or δωνηρ
δε. — hin, to be lost to all sense of
shame; --ν —w%p 8. shame, reproach,
ignominy, infamy, turpitude ; derision,
mockery, raillery ; nakedness, the
privy parts.

CutwtkS, κοΐ va. to dishonour, to
ridicule, to sport with, to turn into
ridicule; -(/ vn. to be dishonoured,
covered with shame; to commit scan-
dalous acts.

CT trasha{Pfet ὃ. Yustushustp «

ων δ᾽, ay 8. chaff, straw.

Cid iy, wg a- shallow, fordable;
8. low ground, flat; mar. shallows,
banks; ῥ᾽ -- £ypetk,, to be disembar-
rassed, to get rid of, to extricate one-
self from, to escape from danger; f --
4wtt,. to liberate, to disembarrass,
to relieve.

Ost 8 care εἴδεα a. shallow-brained ,
giddy-brained or —-headed, silly.

OF οὐ, δ᾽ exe car eb seo 1 (Fp $. vanity, empti-
ness, levity, folly. [ casalfr ese ’ Wisted arg »

Cd asgqasaprrn ᾽ν ~qnen Ss. OT ced scry

Cuts ups va. to mumble, to chew.

Twine gughp 85. advice; notice.

Cshangutbd, A negls va. to warn, to
notify, to make known, to signify, to
relate, to communicate, to reveal; to
declare, to denounce; to divulge, to
publish; to manifest, to intimate, to
mark, to denote; fusmpfsu. —, to fore-
Warn; bhp wn. dig be Swincugaap
akg puss, come & you shall prove the
temper of our steel.

Vutacgneits 5. notice, advertise-
ment; declaration ; intimation; notifi-
cation.

σῦν» , wees 57: ᾿ 2.) 5] a. heavy;
weighty ; massive, voluminous, great;
difficult , hard, onerous, laborious;
disagreeable, troublesome, importun-
ate; grievous, serious, preponderat-
ing ; sluggish, tardy, dull; hard (of
hearing); strong, rank; gr. grave; -
ph, deep sleep; - 4A pwhacp, indi-

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gestible food ; -- ,0%s. bad breath; -
4aspre ad , Violent blow ; - ἐξν, wom-
an with child ; Sawtte cre Toss ss fesesgly ν to be
greatly mistaken; Sutecte pub, to
give no ear, to pretend not to hear; -
(Pnef,. to take ill, to be displeased,
angry, enraged ; uf fits — [Parkash
ez. do not takerit ill, do not be dis-
leased πε pig μωΐνη, onsyag. » the thing
is above your ability ; - & (24, thatis
a heavy sacrifice for me; - - bpx.
dnp , dreadful oaths ; @ogke «-
- opftiugr , you have omitted the
weightier matters of the law; -, d«.
Ὁπεΐν ad. heavily; grievously ; deeply;
vigorously ; seriously ; painfully. —

Vutpupiuch a. rigid, severe , biting,
sharp, bitter, pungent.

Cutpupeurpiry A. ZTAVE, SCFIOUS; δυ-
thoritative, staid, reserved, proud,
majestic; —ne} 8. gravity, seriousness.

Wustpurpéh a. oppressed, sinking.

Cut puph ats ’ —plhahf a. heavy, 0Π-
erous ; oppressive ; difficult.

Cutipupk atk, Η Egf va. to oppress,
to overload. (den, surcharge.

Vutipuptniine (3h 6. additional bur-

Cutpupkpd a. heavy, ponderous,
weighty, burdensome.

Tutpug ht, gpa, dear, costly, of
great price, precious ; —, ¢&p ad. very
dear, very costly ; -gup gibz, da%e.
n&,, to buy or sell dear.

ων eee garg ’ ~feurqesy a. slowly
moving or pacing, sluggish. —

Cast pus gnps a. flagitious, villanous.

UivtpuldwfupS a. morose, melat-
choly, sombre; — mpurdie{e pet, deep
grief or sadness.

Desh pray h qae » —frow G. of & slow
tongue or hard language ; lisping,
stammering, stuttering; — fk, [0
have an impediment in speech.

ων πε. δ ᾿ -bacp a. whose yoke 16
heavy ; burdenous, hard.

Yupuyncp a. rather deaf, hard of
hearing; grating, insupportable.

OC ashy us fsounc{F fete 3. impediment 1:
speech. [steady.

Vustpuhg a. serious, sedate,

Tesh praskby a. heavy » onerous, In-
supportable, intolerable. (great value.

Putprushybn. a. heavy , weighty; 0

σωροί» α. of unknown specch,
of a foreign tongue. [plump.

CO usthigreshin pede a. corpulent, fleshy;

σῦν

δ)ωΐρω ῖν α« sinning much.(stinate.

Yulpudpen a. stupid; peevish, ob-

Vand reschin fel, bau un. to be angry ;
to be obstinate.

Yatpudinaef s. stupidity; peevish-
ness, obstinacy ; cowardice.

Yutputied, wyuy un. to weigh, to
be heavy, to grow dull; to increase,
togrow heavier; to grow worse, to
become more grievous; to be angry,
enraged ; — wag, to be oppressed by
sleep; to become purblind, to lose
one’s sight; - wfuwtfwg, to become
hard of hearing; -- ζοῦν to be with
child; ~ skp, to be a burden or a
charge to, to molest; Sutpugkay f
4,454, loaded with anxieties; care-
WOrn 5 δωυρενυ ἔτ, aybop s bowed
down by the weight of years; δωωἣ.
γωσέω, Ep Sasuke, he was very
old; δια fr gaps angus » let more
Work be laid on them ; δ᾽ εἶν μοι ἐν ney son
wk pas qth fe ἀξ σε Lage » the battle
went sore against him.

Yochpustreweb fun. to sail slowly.

ey ee a. heavy limbed.

UatpanwpdS- a. slow, heavy, difficult |

of motion.
Votpuzisac{Ife% 5. asthma, short-
ness of breath ; τεῦ; a. asthmatic.
Varn suf, bs. barometer ; whut
a. barometrical ; -a.({#f.% s. gravi-
metry; 8. by- ciruit.
Uetpunyaneg a. heavily laden with
Cut penfpn a. hard-hearted, flinty-
hearted, obdurate, callous, unfeel-
ing, insensible. [food.
δύνων ηρ a, overloaded with
Devkpoussspsanere{d [pat 8. Ἰσυωνω»--
θωῦρω νην a. burdensome ,
tiresome, wearisome, tedious, impor-
tunate, vexatious, insupportable.
VatpeplFackh a. sleepy, drowsy ,
Somnolent ; ῥ - pork estan] quits he , to
sleep profoundly.
Tut δὦ gy ons as rife a. full of anger,
Wrathful, out of all patience, furious,
foaming with passion; -- ,b%£,, to be
enraged, to fume with passion, to be-
come excited, provoked, quite exas-
Perated, to fret & fume, to give one-
telf up to bursts or fits of rage, to
storm with passion; -- Δαν I am out
of all patience.
“σεν ας είν, acgh va. to in-
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down, to load, to render heavy, oner-
ous or grievous, to overload, to op-
press, to aggrieve, to aggravate; —
qachht, qulwth~u, to blunt the hear-
ing, to stop the ears; — quid hye.
ρα. to stuff, to cram, to gorge
oneself. [gqsscfiwhpe » -- circumstances.

Cstipwgneghs a. aggravating; -- Sack

Cushppuyy δ, — ginny .

Cutpupact a. sleeping soundly.

Path S, ‘ Kol, Push afl ᾽ bguy Un. to
grow heavy or dull.

ϑωρπησε (9 5. mech. gravitation.

σύρη. wg 8. baggage; furniture ;
household goods, chattels; wealth,
possessions ; mech. weight.

Tutpoe[Ffeh s. heaviness, gravity ;
weight, load; heaviness, grievous-
ness; importance ; heaviness, dull-
ness ; uneasiness, low-spirits, dejec-
tion; gravity, seriousness; - gyheay,
wnednpwg, Oppression, heaviness in
the head; weight on the stomach;
- yatjéwg , hardness of hearing; --
pea ᾿ lethargic sleep; - a san ogo ass sess og
upenf, remorse, compunction.

ϑωνοίδ , ky a. knowing, known,
manifest ; recognizable ; s. connois-
seur, good judge of; acquaintance ;
friend; indication, token, sign; disci-
ple, scholar; --ῶ «#..,to make known,
manifest, to disclose, to reveal; to
make acquaintance with 5 -« smu que
δ, to make oneself known, to mani-
fest or reveal oneself; ῥ τῷ ge, to be
known, manifest or revealed; — δι.
to know, to be acquainted with ; <p
wn, our acquaintances, friends, the
people of our acquaintance.

Ῥϑωϊνο[2 οἰ, 8. Ῥθ υἱοί .

O ωνο([ εοἿνεα εἶ, «(ἡ “ὦ ὕα. to take or
acquire knowledge of, to inform one-
self, to know; to be acquainted, to
become or get acquainted with , to
make the acquaintance of.

CustolPwpwy 8. annotator.

Custho[F ws gnegqutlel, ’ “εὖ va. to cause
to know or to become acquainted
With; — gu%2»,to make oneself known.

UstofF meng a. known, evident, ma-
nifest.

told np ὃ. knowledge; τω εἰν δι.
to be known, manifest, evident.

ποίει [Ὁ frat ΓᾺ knowledge > no-
tion; information; acquaintance, fa-
miliarity , friendship; note, annota-

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tion, notice, explanation; -v wahb,,
ywelyoe, , to annotate, to comment on.
Var. my 8. tree ; Diss oss esr ἡ νων ε ay >»
sapling ; Sftucnepy ’ ““ω.ε- ων αἴ) — ν old =4
TT οὖν de Li ead fruit-— 5 (Pqnek -, dwarf--;
~mpnckomf, the ten Aristotelian ca-
tegories ; byutk, & -, to climb -s; to
Mount ἃ -5 yombys punyueby q—us to
prune; to lop; saqusenncassnby q-u, tO
graft ; Sushfu —p , the -s flourish;
fA bb —p Sunhop: Fuyhwqupg fh —ps
the fruit--s are in full bloom or blos-
80M; -- husgnegutky Yell » to cause
the hair to stand on end; fepaed—ay
fb fb pry ἐρεῖν έν , to do according to
one’s will or pleasure, to follow one’s
own bent.
OD ees. cso ὦ εἴν» bg 8. arborist; -- σε ἢ
8. arboriculture. (trees.
᾿ ϑωπωωμη. a. ornamented with
Tunmfufen a. abounding in trees,
woody, sylvan; — ,6%4,, to hide one-
self among the trees.
Carn sashenny ἢ —funney a. pruning ; -
watk,,to prune, to lop.
unuwys fg δ. man-servant, domes-

tic, waiter, boy, valet, footman; slave; .

vassal, dependent, subject; wgip-,
Sereus soa fl — , good, faithful servant;
Yupd -fh, Wages, hire; gyrase OF tyes
burgghuwn —f, livery ;— wnatac,, to hire
or engage a servant; uwpduhby -- » to
discharge or dismiss a servant; ῥ pusg
«ον carly by qeas Es ἵν eagle q-4, to clear the
house ; bopoghy qudbtuyh q-a, to en-
gage new servants.

ὅπ. eco gx eset ad. servilely, slavishly.

sannt.casgesapessspiry Ol. servile ἢ vulgar 3
low, trivial.

Cusnupgarh , -S fit a. 8. belonging
to the family of a servant; born ofa
Bervant, servile.

Vunujehut a. servile, slavish ;
“1Ἐ πε ghk py -,f- frasviecss pS fry 00 καρ 050 _
4£,, to become man, to take the hu-
man form. [servant.

Twnuyuhkeay a. humble, like a

κι υ hig 8. fellow-servant, help-
mate ; colleague , fellow-member,
—-professor. (together.

Canaywhgh lt, —gft un. to serve

Our wyuifn a. servile, low, mean,
ignoble. {vant or slave, to serve.
᾿ ἴδιωκ εἶεν, assy assy UN. to be a ser-

ϑωπιυ eke 8. fuses

Cwnuzwongda. of servile race.

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Yunuykd, kgf un. to serve, to wait
upon; - “εἴρη ἐν yt g be poy , to
fritter away one’s time in follies ἃ
idleness ; - ΓΟ 0 εἴων, ἄρμπῳ, to
translate literally; -- freely.

Cees nny be gic gable, » wegf va. to en-
slave, to subject, to subdue; fg. to
enthral. [jecting.

Vunuyhgneghs a. enslaving, sub-
vassals, subjects.

ϑω πε ε (Ὁ fet 3. service ’ office ;
servitude, slavery, captivity , yoke;
vassalage, dependence, subjection ; ῥ
- asprhustk, , Qurgnegqubts » Levers Xky da.
a b φωρμᾷβρ -E husyneyutky ν to sub-
jugate, to reduce to slavery; — =a.
toby» ΣΝ hiss one astslry » to serve,
to render service; fp -ὦ ζω. shbby ἢ
—fi wthwhf, . to become a servant,
subject or slave.

ωπον 5. anat. penis.

Pea recut ccs ε΄, ozs 61 49 un. to rise, to
mount in tree-shaped masses; -- 4&.
py, to stand erect or on end; to
bristle up. [wood, grove.

Vurnmumwh , wy δ. trees, forest,

UP css recas err sass» --ε [ὃ βε; Ss. OF cere sas gsr,
hemts ᾽ -σε 0 [με Ὁ.

Uurnuwnneth 8. place or streets
planted with trees, boulevard; 8. V=
nsuen wt mount upintree-like masses

Cwnuynnyetb tS va. to cause to

ϑωπιωεξω a. abounding with trees,
ee ee

040 60. og ahd, ace Φ [ fy xa oy 080 [το

Vurnnegh Μὰ walk, ‘avenue , broad
walk or alley, vista.

ὕω, ᾿ Tuupkd, '; Egle un. to chew,
to grind, to crunch. [teeth.

Csupageahwt a. masticatory ; -Ε 4

Cuwupacth 8. mastication.

Vurpuse, oy, of 8. thirst, dryness,
drought, thirstiness; fig. thirst, pant-
ing for; a. thirsty, dry; Jb, “εσωιωβᾷ
-, great, over-powering thirst; 2hfer
gittky, pb χά. qowgnegutuky q-, 1
quench, to cool, to - thirst ; nid
“(εἴ δι.» enasnpfy fb τ ν tO e quite cnok-
ed or parched with thirst; ΤΌ δ᾽
-v, 1 am dying with thirst. ᾿

OF eas 0 nee ως cas ont ’ —$fes a. choked with
thirst, very dry or thirsty. [jrsepd-

OF ees pr cet κὐἵρει el abd, —kbeadt ἢ. Fm.

Cus pacek gre guste Sf ’ “τ ἦὗ va. to
cause thirst, dryness or drought.

vue

Tuapuep ν 21» ehing a. thirsty, dry;
fg. thirsting or panting for, ardent,
eager; - woc~, slaughterous, exter-
minating sword; — ὠμά ὦν, blood-
thirsty, sanguinary 3 -- 4 yaé,I am
very thirsty.

Tope pd, gay un. to be or feel
thirsty, to be athirst; -- apbudp, to
be greedy of blood.

Tope σε [2 prt, -n ie 4. thirst.

Vepecoce a. dry, droughty, arid,
seorched.

Verhp » peng δ. antimony black;
wdey -- yorses, to blacken with antim-
ony, to paint the eyebrows; f — be f
oben ζωμωρῖν to put on rouge, to
paint one’s face ; — pups Supacp,
suppepep, antimony, stibium; Sea
pee, antimoniate.

VenptS, kgf va.to dye with anti-
mony, to dye one’s eyelashes or eye-
brows ; — gauss, to paint one’s eyes.

wey» ug 8. dilatation, expansion,
development , diffusion; mus. diesis,
sharp; a. dilated, spread, diffused; --
wabnc,, to be dilated, diffused, ex-
panded, spread, extended, propagated.

ὅθι. μα εν ly exes , -ῦδν Qe dilatable, e@x-
pansive, ductile ; --σείδ ῥεῖ, 5. dilatabi-
mi expansibility, distensibility ; duc-

δυεῖν 8. Teese sary aan Tenet
| ee ’ Egf. —bgneguth df, negh
va. to dilate, to expand, to propagate,
to spread; to extend, to stretch.
amre_seoy foe e bow S. ϑωξωω ase tate 0002S
Voruay, & s. Propaganda.
Varun δ s. dilatation, expansion,
diffasion; propagation; — δινάνα., gb
#ey, overflowing, inundation; -- [Δ ε΄.
“ρα Ὁ, propagation of the Gospel;
~ 4rqy med. erysipelas; St. Anthony’s
θ; - dispifing phys. dilatation; -- fer
dm Phue, preury, propagation.
Turf, -% a. blue-eyed, mild-eyed.
wi, ay 8. applause, clapping of
hands ; * earthen balingcdishs δ or
σεῦ ςφωρζωνξ,. to applaud, to ac-
claim, to clap the hands ; to praise, to
BS (applauder.
wpuwSiup » wy a. applauding; 9.
ΠΈΨΙΣ, ’ —pr [9 βεζ» S. Purp
i ppl ᾿ ϑωῴ °
whwdeajs a.ad. applauding; ap-
Proving vociferously; -- gpacmenfip, gov
do-(?hchkp, cheers, applause.

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Cup dS, kgf un. to applaud.

Tupdsupl fun. to smack the lips.

TAGE LES, Egh un. to lisp, to
mutilate or mangle speech, to speak
broken English, bad French, &c.

Css Ss. Grasse ᾽ Ls prressd ὁ

Uhsude , “ 8. small fragments,
crushed matter, trash; -- dy, tow-
cardings, fescue.

WssbS, Egp va. to strike, to beat;
to crush, to grind, to pound; -- gkace
dpu,to beat the breast.

Ὁ δ 8. stem, stalk; stubble.

Thennck s. fly-spots ; * fly-blow.

Wp. og a. old, aged, stricken or
advanced in years; s. old man, elder ;
—p S σηπήρηξ ests, puquephi » the senate,
seniors, elders; the ancients; δέ -%
Ep acky, feud distinehs Ep nizhy, if
young folks had experience, and old
ones strength; if youth knew & old
age could. {old man, or old men.

Ch ywpys pbabs vn. to nourish an

Uh pwSbp a. very old; decrepit.

CE prashsats a. senile.

UE parka 8. senate; assembly of
elders; the ancients ; eastery cee” ~—Gaconf,
senator; (Afn —hacwp, senatus-con-
sultum : -- ν —gaesnwhot a. senatorial.

Ck putteanl, usyuy un. to be no longer
young, to grow old or aged, to become
old, to grow in years, to be on the
wane, to arrive at an advanced age,
or at extreme old age. ([poor-house.

U4 wing 8. hospital for the aged,

Vb pumwdkS va. to tend the aged.

Cb purmuad ach s. tending the aged.

Thpwenepy a. full of years, old.

Tépbfun. to absorb ink, to blot up;
*to wither, to fade.

Thpylt , Shpac(Pph ὁ. old age;
axlip -ἀἝθ & ast ’ easy ls a_orpu be ων fuaghr » eae.
nwof—, great age, extreme old age;
decrepitude ; ῥ᾽ - funtwpsh, , to be
getting old; ῥ fem — Sesumhby, to at-
tain an advanced age 5 db nwihky f pyr.
np -([Fhuh or ῥ - oq 200 77 os σανσνε {ἢ ἔν εἶν,
to die in ἃ happy old age. _— (beard.

Ckpach, Gk pachh s. old man, grey

Th py» by 8. hole, cavity; excava-
tion, cavern ; -&é° va. to keep half
closed.

Chip, -ws, mq 8. plaster, stucco;
cement, mortar; chem. lute.

U4 pb he 9. med. poultice, cataplasm;
—fu gut, f dépuy, to apply a poultice.

obo

TEPES, Egh va. to plaster, to ce-
GEpfs s. trowel.[ment; chem. to lute.
Thipack s. anal. prepuce, foreskin.
Tk po % 8. plastering, cementing;
chem. luting.
. σὰ a. bent, crooked; -- μευ fun.
to talk jestingly, to play on words.

Ckpwinen a. pronounced badly.

Chet, kgf va. to overstrain, to
distort the sense of a passage, phrase
or word, to parody.

Ck pbiuyp ϑ. parody > pornfy ᾽
quibble, pun, playing upon words,
quiddity, quirk.

Thps Lpuhp 8. etiquette, ceremony.

CkpSkpdackp 5. affected airs, gri-
maces.

Tku, δῥωξα s. rite, form, ceremony.

TL phfun. to grow rancid or rank ;
to smell rancid.

C2 pat s. rancidity, rancidness.

Shoda, fp, we. 8. rain-bow, iris;
halo. {balb, bulbous root.

Of Rpuy , -wuft 8. vegetable pitch;

σίμ 5. bud, budding, shoot, sprout;
— wpduahk,, to bud, to put forth buds,
to shoot, to sprout, to germinate.

ΠΣ 8. breast; - Qbigwthtug , ud-
der ; δ. Ua fi, Π Shun e ὴ

Ufsuq 8. smile, simper; laugh,
laughter ; derision, sneering; — puy_
dpumdujt, burst of laughter; S. νην.

OSs sqohuh a- laughable; pleasant;
ridiculous; laughing; -7, -σεθ ῥεῖ s.
risibility. (funny, droll, comic.

Ths wqenupd a. facetious, jocular,

OPS ssqesuk S. Cuqnpuukp .

σ διοηξρ a. funny, laughable; ridi-
culous, risible.

Upsugkpka 8. Yugpkp&u.

OBS unyhegne guild, neal va. to raise
a laugh, to excite laughter ; sustescaqfra
- to set in a roar; --οὖς 8. Qurqpwiae.

Chsuqhl, kguy vn. to smile, to
laugh ; to laugh at, to-scoff, to deride,
to mock ; fig. to look pleasant, to
smile, to laugh; ping phdu -- , to laugh
constrainedly ; -- pig dp, to laugh
in one’s sleeve; dhkyf —, to titter; --

«ων νηξαμιν to giggle; pupdpmduyh —,
to burst out laughing, to laugh out;
- JIGS yt s ξεν» ἴο burst, to
split one’s sides with laughing, to
choke with laughter; she fus -qézy»
there is nothing to laugh at; be -é_
get yuyt, and they burst out laugh-

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ing; austen. δῥδιωυηξρ εν fret δε gh.
gégha (et, the whole country laugh-
ed with fertility & beauty. (laughter.
ὑ διυηΐνων» wg a. laughing, given to
Uhiwnt , nuh, Uprbah, dash,
an ᾿ mushy &. swallow ; ἀν a
marten, martlet ; dug —amh , young -;
%£ -, the — twitters; S. Tught; ᾧ -
ns eept 4 [πε , one — does not make
spring; one bee makes no swarm.
Upsunhach , they 8. nightingale,
philomel.

*OpSkaipl , —satpys.pulley. (stem.
σύ η. Seu or Sqh 2. blade; stalk,
Opt , δῖ. Shackp 8. birth, delive-

ry; after-birth ; fig. origin, source,
rise, birth; anat. ovarium; f dé, by
birth; from one’s birth; geyp ῥ δε,
born-blind, blind from his birth; oi
hugh gtugnegubk,.to cause the born-
lame to walk; ἢ -- 58. mole; patch.
U fuk wt a. ritualistic, formal, eere-
monial.
σῥυωρων, 8. Ritual. [-- chirraps.
Thin, Séenp 8. sparrow ; XAnck -, the
Uhr» &ph 4. circle, circumference;
round, circuit; out-line, border; a.
spread, diffused 7 aso 2 oss ἔτ α- οοἿνεοἷνα , edge
of eye-lids ; - εὐ ἴνετε. να 9 wheel-track;
rut; -- 4umtgbpahg, skirt, border, pip-
ing; <p geog. the tropics; - sh#g:
colure; — whwnacfih wh, horizon;
useonlryug » chorus of the stars; - 4«-
(ἵν. galaxy, milky way; - b=.
hate » ecliptic; = gp figk: rah cocmamph
equinoctial; -- #&&,, to gird, to sur-
round; καὶ - kgbpuy, throughout the
world; np ng poly. S press. asleep ν ὯΠ-
bounded, infinite. [San —-Lree.
σύρων», f or vy 8. bot. apricot; -» +
Whyrwinugryt a. purple-hued, purple,
purplish, carnation. (imperial, roysl.
Uh path qupy a. adorned with purple;
σύν gg ἔτι. - χανε a. clad οἵ
arrayed in purple; royal, imperial
august.
hp ustrusd weg bl a. purple flowered;
embroidered with purple flowers; δ
bot. lilac.
UfputhwSoyp a. purple-bordered.
O fir stata 5 vare-ary α. purple-coloured.
Chpusturd fu, -δυπεῖν, a. born inthe
Ulpwtubpe 8.-qzhegs (purple.
Ofpeeatecasteu ol, 6 agen UN. to becomé
purple; to be dyed purple.
σίρε ph, wy a. purple-dyed; é

orl, 3
dyer in purple.

Obst n%wn. s. vendor of purple
or of purple stuff : dealer in apricots.

ΩΣ “τα. gustels sf, neg va. to tinge
or dye with purple.

Oh pestieneny a. ὃ. τω) 8. empe-
ror: cardinal: cardinal (bird).

Why weep yy a. splendid as purple.

ΠΣ ΣῪΝ » νων! τ 5. -απρ
a. -ιω ἵν.

Ulpwthip s. bot. apricot-tree.

ρων μων a. atrayed in purple.

σέρνω pipipd S. O frp ast casioaae ef

Cbp wth qupg. » &e. 8. — aan eg can pee &e.

σύρω s. zool. purple-fish, Venus-
shell; purple; purple clothes, stuffs ;
imperial dignity; a. S. Oppetkugnjh ; --
She pauf or σεν ἢ Tyrian purple > τ
aphuwkk,, to be clad or clothed in
purple, to assume the purple; fig. to
assume the imperial dignity. (fritter.
20 bop foffs ccoms Β [7% fsooe ass by 8. pan-cake,

bee, Spmp s. excrement of birds,
muting; - XwkAfy » fly-spots; — ως
quebery, pigeon’s dung; - δυφωμω,
shy. guano. (in rags, in tatters.

The > 8. piece, patch; flake ; -- — ad.
δ ῥεριω κεῖ, a. languishing, consum-
mg, consumptive, hectic ;— αωῤεων» gees
hectic fever or flush; consumption,
phthisis, decline; diambhy — asfsmpe,
to die of a decline.

Ube pk df, ᾿ Eafe ‘ ~bgneguild, argh va.
to debilitate, to weaken, to extenuate,
to emaciate , to consume, to make
lean or hectic; -f/ va. to grow or

ecome lean, to languish, to droop,
to pime, to dwindle or fall away, to
fall into a decline, to perish with con-
sumption.

Ufepoc(eped 4. debility, extenua-
tion, decay, decline, consumption.

Upopdenha [8 ῥεῖν 4. germination.

Ved, Ob gaegutbd, Ubt 8. Radpe
gS; o;bfun. to be intimidated, timor-

ἡγε; 4. snivel, snot. [ous or fearful.
ϑβιυη, ωἷ, 5. cigar; -ἰᾷ s. cigarette ;
mad - νη» CIZAT-CAase.

ϑβωω 5. a. full of smoke, smoky.

νων «ἅν a. mixed with smoke.

Upwfenm 8. tobacco ; kykeh -τ»
Pipe, Pipe; puawh. wacsp OF mph ybh
~y.—-purse or --pouch; —box; —a«
dearer. 5 tobacconist ; agkh,, μέ, q-.
to smoke. ΝΣ (bowl.

Ufwhuy , wy 8. cigar-tube ; pipe-

if

vou
Ufahkp , —mkp δ. parish priest,
curate.

OU fresh sp » bang ’ ὑεῖ, ᾿ ῥ ὃ. chimney;
--flue, funnel, shaft; diupphs —f .
—-sweeper 5 yuspqoep fs -ἰἰ ,--builder or
repairer ; κως εκεί —f, fire-screen;
dappk, g-. to sweep, to clean 8 --

μι δ'᾽ a. enveloped in smoke.

ϑϑμνκυΠωῖν 8. pipe-bowl.

Cfrwtk he » (E-usy 8. perfumes, aroma-
tic or odoriferous drugs, pastils.

Ofemznchs a. smoking, fuming; -- ᾧ
pewwhl,, reeking with perspiration ;
- yl δῖ, ον ἐγ οἷν, to withdraw
the reeking sword.

Ofrusmnnt 8. rectory-house.

Ofvunpry. —puryt> » kg $. pipe, tobacco-
pipe; - wrkebjkwe, chidook or long
oriental pipe; - Qupupy. narghileh or
flexible pipe; qyocfu, μὲ ρεὧἷν -f, mouth-
piece of —5 ΓΟ casts » ow 2029 εν as fy -f,
pipe-bow] ; ἔγνων —f, drainage from - ;
“»ε- δ yore ly —f, pipe-brush; -pawp,, smoker.

O fray uspryee 9 prt ὅ. smoking > pee
gl, —-[A-Eut, nO - allowed; wraps.
hut kg. --, -- has become general.

με 5. Ufemtb hp ἃ Ufusspag-

UES, kgf va. to burn incense; to
send forth, to emit smoke; to smoke-
dry; to smoke (tobacco); -- fencthy
whereby, to incense, to offer incense,
to burn perfumes; -- &A-4;64, to smoke
the chibook or narghileh.

*Chbpahe .—ghu δ. chimney.

Uhbl, bguy un. to smoke, to emit

U/ubs a. exhaling. (smoke.

Ub peg UfstpS. 0 freesutp ϑημὺβ.

Ofte fe sss hysesey 8. mech. universal joint,
Hood’s key. [smoking-room.

Cheng, asg S- smoker; os byob ἤ, — esa

Uhombid, kgf va.to smoke, to black-
en With smoke ; —sa#/sf' yn. to be smoked.

Ofrn_m 5. fumigation.

Ufue.% a. smoking, fumous, smoky.

Ud0f, ῥ 4. med. strangles, quinsy.-

ὑ δέ a. absorbable.

WSLS, kgf va. to suck, to imbibe;
to suck up, to absorb; -- ghu(#%, to
suck the breast; — gog, to breathe the
air ; (PacnlP_ SSE, this paper blots.

Shs. Tang Qa. absorbant; S. β'»..γ(2.

Td fue s. the sucking place.

Tidiupkp 9 —femnt OF ὃδ'δ ἴκι.»-- a,
sulphurous, mixed with sulphur.

Td dws fe a. born of sulphur (fire) ;

vv
—Sunl, ~San a. having a sulphurous
taste or smell ; -φωΐρ 8. solfatara ,
sulphur-mines.

Ts dpuwh 5. chem. sulphite.

ὑὕ διἤεωςπε a. burnt by sulphur.

ὑ διε, 8. chem. sulphid-salt.

Fs dpuyft a. brimstony, sulphure-
ous, sulphury 5 πρῶ 8. rock-sulphur ;
—wn.s. lucifer match, lucifer; 5. Lecghp-

Cddpumn 8. chem. sulphate ; -- &phes_
[ary ’ husjesy ‘ γα. “εἰν ᾽ beampobf ᾽ fer-
rous ~—, — of potash, of baryta, of soda.

CTS deb ay a. sulphureous ; —4d va. to
dip in brimstone ; to powder with
sulphur. (sulphureous; 8. sulphid.

Podunk s.chem. sulphuret ; -acu a.

TS aqwhwt a. absorbent, absorptive.

CSacdp, Sedpo, 8. sulphur, brim-
stone ; awank, , od mtb, Sddpnd, to dip
in, or to mix with sulphur.

ὅδ. Μὼ 9. suction; = Gusgbg ν peu,
absorption; -- Φ δ ἡ Ἷῥε [9 σῷ. imbibition.

ὕδ.»εἍ a. blotting; S. [θ"»εη(9. .

Ufo or Yhput vn. to reach or

stretch oneself out to see.
*U0 (bh s. yule-log. (the little finger.
Chay lt ’ nlPfs or lan ἢ [174 εἴκω “Ὁ 8.
Orbe: Sqbwyg 8. fore-arms; δηῤω f
fb pe ad pusntiusy , ἐπωρηξ, OF “φως iy , tO
turn up one’s sleeves, to prepare
oneself for. [wpag. hinges.

σιν, bkwy 8. hinge ; pivot; --

Cuehe. exh 8. 2001. cricket.

qom, fy, πε 8. stem, stalk, cane,
reed; culm.

Wink, ws. east-wind; east-side ;
shady place between mountains, cool
& moist valley.

σιυζι μὲν a. umbrageous, shady,
cool, fresh; -tpue, misty, foggy.

Cah δ τε. ἵν δ, acy va. to shade,
to darken, to opacate; fig- to cover,
to hide, to veil, to obscure.

στε, 4. bot. spinage ; beetroot.

Cdipahl vn to become lean, exte-
nuated, weakened, debilitated.

Odpfl, Equy un. to be grieved, cast
down, disheartened , unnerved ; to
take to heart, to fret ; Scljek-esy fo sngepren.
εἴπ (δεν, weighed down with sad-
ness, sorrowful, oppressed with grief.

ψυωνεκι a. confined, lying-in, par-
turient; --ρ s. parents.

Ttutpl, δίνω va. to beget; to give
birth, being or life to, to bring forth
a child, to lie in, to be delivered; to

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procreate, to produce; ὑπ. to be be-
gotten, engendered, produced, born;
to originate, to arise, to spring}; to
pullulate, to bloom; to emanate, to
issue, to proceed; - £hiquthug, to
engender, to litter, to bring forth;
dk pumps —, to be regenerate, born
again; fig. to revive, to come to life
again; -- Zoe, to procreate; Ykpempt
— dp mn[Pbrunde, ἴ0 be new-born or
regenerated by grace; spgfu -, to
bring forth a child, to be delivered of
a child; Sree. pet or dutinrl re aie
she brought forth or was delivered of
& male; “πη δε yal Sthay Ep, (Fn.
Ly pith just Suku, he seemed born
for; ging qhenpu Siubtf, the rivers
nourish the sea; γέ op Shutpghs f
Luybyenf, ἃ figure born or reflected
in a mirror ἢ ΠΣ ὦ δή». μεερίθπη»ι fF,
thence poetry was born.

Ttgwd ay, Pig fl, » OC. S. Trap.
ass aca ly , ΠΧ &e.

Vighe s. genuflection, kneeling.

Utbpkl, ἐ 8. bot. asparagus ; funy
df — 2g ἢ) bunch of -.

συδρωωξι a. loving one’s progeny;
fond, paternal, maternal.

συξιί 5. parents. (neration.

Yel, [3] 4. child-birth, birth; ge-

ὕνερν. συζνκρ δ. mus. an Armenian
note (°° ).

Uifs a. generating; s. generator;
parents, progenitors; geom. generant.
δ᾽ quy, bg 8. cymbal; cithern. |

Wrd. or Sng s. the husk, shell, rind
or peel of fruits; fig. insignificant,
trifle, thing of nought. =

Wrhuwheony a. knotty, gnarled, joint
ed, full of knots; s. garter.

Ttbutol 8. Tukps- (ing, timid, shy-

Whhwukp a. modest, bashful, retit-

Oued, Tigkd, kgf va. to exhaust,
to tire out; to depress, to overdo; [0
mortify, to emaciate, to weaken,
make lean; -f'un. to decay, to pine,
to dwindle or fall away, to languish,
to sink; to be mortified, emaciated,
weakened, to become lean, to 1060
one’s strength; - la “να renee [Fk οὖ» 10
live, to abide or to be sunk in ignot
ance. 668.

VWihiudty s. space between the

Cthow a. languishing , weakened,
faint, lean, emaciated, extenuated,
mortified.

vLN

Vikan safe αὐ. knee-high, knee-
deep, up to the knees. (nativity.

Otiguwpwfe 8. ascendant, birth,

tb opus. calculator of nativities,
astrologer, genethliatic.

UtigupwikS, kyp va. to write a
genealogy, to cite one’s ancestors; to
profess astrology.

Ὁ ὦ μεῖον, [Ὁ βεῖ, 5. genealogy, list
οἵ "" genethliacs, horoscope,
ast®Blogy ; ~ g/g» theogony.

UWing. pr sey fs δύνα σα ," εἰἰὐξμων » - ὦ,
uth, - πε {δι ῥεῖ, 4. horoscope; ascend-
ant, nativity; -σεζῥε», classification
of animals.

Vitgugap® wy 8. genitor, parent;
a. engendering ; prolific, productive,
fruitful.

Uv gagap Sh va. to engender; to
give birth to; fig. to conceive, to form
an idea.

Uthewgapine( fer s. faculty of re-
production, generative faculty.

Utigefc% a. lying-in, parturient,
bringing forth a child; possessing the
faculty of reproduction, generative,
fruitful, prolific; fertile; =e, - wh.
dp, Saanke, genital organs, the
privy parts; — 44%, woman in child-

rth; -ὦ, - σε (ῥεῖν 5. generative fa-
culty; fecundity, fertility.

bpsrhsespg. 8. time for child-birth

or delivery. [ing its young.
qubkpne(th 4. eating or devour-
τρί a. twin-born, twin; coe-
val, of the same age; innate, inborn.
qutng » Jorg 8. male genital

Organ. {thers.

Uttpuubenp 8. ancestors, forefa-

Utig shay, -3hp 8. Christmas-box.

"ἥν wy ὃ. parents, father, mother;
cause; —p wk, the authors of our
being, our parents ; pum —fh be Shah
e+. like produces like; -- deat να
πρίων, source of the greatest evils.

͵ θυνηωμωρ ad. fatherly, motherly,
like a father or mother. = ᾿

Veoqug ne (2 a. full of parental love.

mquiwt a. concerning or relating
to parents, paternal or maternal.

πηωωξ a. loving, fond of one’s
parents, {maternity.

Vieqe (2h s. generation, paternity,

: “εν. ’ δά busts ν. 4 πῇ 8. child-
birth, confinement, delivery, lying-in;
birth, nativity , filiation; origin, rise,

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ong

source; generation, race, offspring;
infant or child; fruit, production; ef-
fect; —-,-g. horoscope, nativity; -g,
posterity, children, descendants ; fup_
Both Stihgbwh , Christmas-eve; —
Pyrpunaof, Christmas, Xmas, nativity
of our Lord; ὥρων» --ἰ a happy
Xmas to you! I wish you a happy
Xmas; Sun Stig bot ,Christmas-tree;
ps thre Sthany , Genesis; fb pues fits —»)
regeneration, renewing; dpesutey usd”
—, resurrection ; — smu, conception,
conceit; - σε, new moon; — aa.
μαι. interest; usury; -- 44%qubbag,
brood, litter, covey; “bpd f —, near
lying-in ; about to bring forth young;
ζω fb Stugeg, to cease from bearing,
to become sterile ; op Stugng, anniver-
sary of birth-day; bpbfye δίδιη δ δ, f_
dry, my native country or soil, birth-
place, home.

TtocgutkS, gh va. to assist ἃ wom-
an in lying-in; to aid in bringing forth.

Tineghs 8. man-midwife, surgeon-
accoucheur; sf.midwife, matron. (trics.

Véusacfs. birth; midwifery , obste-

Cipegangs.genuflection, kneeling.

Tioq S. Tiny:

Thom, fg 8. jaw; cheek; edge;
frieze; brim; cornice; parapet, breast-
WOFK ; cary ewes, adh fp ube» Seophacteby
q-« apnp,to slap the face, to box
the ear; S. hpwhes.

Thro anessy ply s. cheek-pouch.

Uoleng, vy 8. bot. serpillum, wild
thyme; -f% 8. lemon thyme.

Cult ple, —pret 8. garden thyme.

Tatapah, Cr puh, ug 8. nape of
the neck; occiput, back of the head;
funpo —-/. nape.

Shad 3. fast, fasting , abstinence ;
— ζωμη ω. to ordain a fast; - nelky»
to fast, to abstain from food; srcdus_
UL, q-u, to break one’s fast.

Tadwhut a.relating to abstinence ;
—heg a. fasting, abstaining.

ὃ), tate oS ek bed ν Cad ἢ bal un. to
fast, to keep a fast.

Yoariaww5a. keeping a fast, abstain-
ing; - ,buh,, to keep a fast ; - εἰ»
s. abstinence. (to fast.

ΠΣ ΧΑ , πεσῇ va. to cause

σι σένα a. idle, lazy, slothful,
sluggish, cowardly, dastardly.

Vou, fg» wy 9. fringe, thram, trim-
ming ; tassels ; edge, border.

ond,

Tad, my 8.8ea; lake; the molten
sea in the Temple; «ἃ pvpeuuphen.,
the main sea, the deep, the high or
Open 868; wbancigp —n, the depths
of ocean, the mighty deep; ῥ᾽ fsnpu
-ae, far out at sea; Gustynconuhh —neg ,
S€a-green 5 πεν —ne, Sea-Water; Grs_
aug -σε.. 8ea-chart; 4£% —ne, sea-ro-
Ver, pirate ; pinky —oe., accustomed to
the Sea; 5 Sad be. EE guding , by sea &
land; οὔκων γε -- ἴο go to sea, to put to
Sea, to Sail; atgutby, 7 -~, to go over
or across, to cross the sea; — $b mac
Phuthg, gueny fig.a sea of delights, of
griefs or Sorrows; g&ippen —ne, 868-
breeze; - 4 πηεἴιωξωκω εν ν Φιεωρ[ο 118 8 cas
zu --ν calm sea, as smooth as glass;
Bac ery reer εν by easy foe ᾽ εὐ ,εωρ ’ fs ass 0y 208 19 000 _
akan Ἰιωρζενῇ, αὐ, ,»ε. Ἷ, “ιν blue, still,
quiet, vast, immense ocean; dijkgbac,
(δ -n-, the raging or fury of the sea,
the roughness of the waters; $4q6q
—me 9 sea-breach ; wykhnd , gregh &
-1, the seais turbulent, swelling, rol-
ling ; agkhoSf ppp -v, the sea runs
high, foams, froths; djphsaghg, dagh.
εἴν, τσ» fyrfipag bas apg
“πων OF «νῷ bqusgns suslesusld , ssssyscsce._
buybg, win (I —, stormy or tempest-
uous, dreadful or furious, angry or
raging, foaming, thundering or roar-
ing, unruly or ungovernable, threa-
tening, pitiless ocean; -- σόν blue
or sea-green eyes; φ-- gadbufbyrs sayy
ῥ gundinph fuogibp» praise the sea, &
keep on land; 8. Qgnczuch, 9.6 qnesl.

Cndupud ft ;bipfon. to divide the
waters; to plough the sea.

SF rfearg yy 8. Z00l. Bea-Wolf.

Vedeughp . eeug 8. hydrographer; |

—gpwhut a. -phical; -geech 8. -phy.

Cndugiug, fy a. that voyages or
goes by sea, sailing; —/4 a. ploughing
the sea; -- ,/v£,, to sail, to navigate;
- pla. Ephbhe e& pleas bush, , to pass
over the sea as if by a bridge; —a(ah
8. sea-voyage ; navigation.

Tadaqgat a. sea-green; blue, sky-
coloured; s. ultramarine.

er Po 8. zool. cormorant.

Cades[P uy wt [d- s. bot. sea-weed.

TaduyfX s. great lake, inland sea,
lagune, loch; -zom 8. bol. sea-wrack.

Ooduofyunt fxs. zool. lobster; —pap
a. very deep, bottomless.

τ ωδο ες a. Stretching like a sea;

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ond,

-δίω a. born of or produced by the
sea; -δῥμ a. sea-girt or -surrounded ;
-Sag s. gulf, port.

Tadutnoup a. tempestuous, very
agitated,- stormy, billowy ; fig. tem-
pestuous as the sea; -- γενε., tempest:
tossed ship; — εν. to be agitated by
waves; fig. to be harassed or tossed
about, to turn on all sides; —dputp
s. heaving, undulation.

Vodoh , Yadbh , wg 8. 8ea-pool, hike,
pond 3 ζω (9 dhe [772 fud εἴα κεν ε. ὗἷδη. ha
ng -u purpnfg, & drop of sense rather
than a sea of fortune.

δ φωνζωνν wy 8. lord of the sea ; 8θ8-

king: admiral; J&S —, poofom —f Ep.

reps. -. high, vice-, rear-admiral; #.
av bs εἰἿἷ,, feng Spaz past τα» admiralty-
board ; tae —f, flag-ship.

Undushupkl, kgf un. to be master
or lord of the sea: to command a
fleet or squadron of ships of war.

νη ζε πε [Ppt 8. the empire of the
sea: admiralty, navy office; syazes.
tkuy -(#% , first lord of the admiralty;
feng Spa cs lots sere bs ὯΡ —{a& » lord com-
missioner of admiralty.

Todush yf s. balanus, glans marina

σοηωζων 5. Taday fr; =p 8. aquatic
animals, [-»<{#} s. wreck, shipwreck.

Vodashods a. wrecked ; shipwrecked;

τή agit ’ —hrys ᾽ —hayu hag δ.
sea-cost.

Cadushac, a. engulphed by the sea;
- ,lut,, to be swallowned up by the
sea; —p 8. loss at sea.

Trdwhacp a. immersed, drowned,
wrecked, lost; —,6%4,. to be the prey
of the 868: — faptsk,, to perish among
the waves.

ιν ως κι a. facing the sea, that
looks towards the sea, maritime, ms
rine; — pwqup, maritime town.

σφωξιωρ a. sea-sick.

ϑνφωςφεηΐ,- βάτον neg a. drown-
ed; - ΣΥ͂Σ ἴο drown; - νοῦ, to be
drowned. [cleaves or ploughs the 808.

Taduskpd bh a. that cuts, divides,

υφως εἶν s. corsair, pirate, sea-r0
ber or rover. | (horse.

Undurch s. zool. hippocampus , sea

OC ndundusdien. ὅ. πὰ ᾿βυμδαοδει alge,
kelp.

σοι herr om uly a. combatting by 8θ8)
naval ; -- gopach, navy, naval service;
-ῶνπε δ᾽ 2. sea-fight, battle by ses.

one 313 vak

Uafduidivy a. casting into the sea.

Oafotk 9, 2. the offing, the open sea.

Ualudnjt watt Γυα. to plunge into
the sea, to drown.

Caduedae fs a. Submerged in the sea;
-fs£,, to go to sea; to stand out to sea.

aduyuwS » --σνε ἢ a. Wandering on the
sea (Neptune).

Veduyft a. belonging or pertaining
to the sea, marine, maritime, naval ; -
qeeec{(Pfhe%, marines, the navy, the
naval strength, maritime forces; --
eh» dog-fish; - ogu(Jafs ἐρῥήωρ.
clipper-vessel ; —p s. sirens, mermaids.

δή βῴεγω a. transmarine, ultrama-
nne; ad. beyond sea.

δος 5. diver.

δ) ψιωῖ,.» sf 9 αι UN to turn into a
sea, to fall into; to inundate, to im-
merse, to cover with water.

Unfuwtheo 8. 8€8-8Cape, sea-view;
marine-painter.

UnduiSiot a. resembling the sea.

Urduynet 4. zool. dog-fish.

ϑινφωρω a. sounding ; = gapeh ᾽
sounding-line. [δύρ»ν -ίω, —Shqd-

trol cas eng assess y ---ὐἔγων, “wo. S. Gadus.

Uroref ane of eas os ase one ly a. living Υ the Bea,
(sailor, fisher, &c.); -- ,f%é,, to labour
on the sea, to exercise the calling of
tailor, fisher, &c.; -{é¢ a. thrown,
plunged or precipitated into the sea.

adurpwnyen 8. 2001. frigate-bird, sea-
swallow; -apdacf s. zool. sea-eagle,
as ie [ (sea-bull).
aqwgacy ὃ. 808-monster, chimera;

Unagaiguwokt, acgh va. to cause
to turn into a sea; to inundate, to
immerse.

ϑοηω ῥε, -δω 8. Tndé qo; bab pba °

ndunprofacp 8. meerschaum-
Undk gk phn 1g 8. maritime, border-
ing on the sea; <p s. coasts, shores.

Vedéar 4. 8ea-coast, sea-side, shore,
strand, beach; wn. oF ᾧ Sndkéghpht, on
the sea-shore.

Urdéqeé-gh a. dwelling on the coast.

VoykJ, gp un. to keep out at sea;
to stand for the offing.

Undégh qonp 8. marines.

Undpthhy , —kbghh wntkdS va. to
throw, plunge or precipitate into the
808; — ,bLhF on. to throw or plunge
oneself into the sea.

adapnp 8. Zool. sea-gull, sea-mew.
Uep, ys. dropping, trickling; bot.

barberry; *new-mown hay.

Unpuwdry Meqp 8. virgin honey.

Copal, fs. cock, tap; - purnaphhs ,
diupphs mech. delivery-, purging-cock.

aput, wy a.running, flowing, li-
quid, fluid; s. flow, flowing, running

Capkt 8. Garb; *to mow. (out.

Uopkbp s. bot. barberry—bush ; lént-
isk, mastic-tree.

Vopkgrguitkd , negh va. to “set
running, to cause to flow; qdinus. fuk
wad bjs -,ξ 1 pl susie » the mere thought
of it makes my mouth water.

Toph, guy un. to trickle, to‘flow,
to leak, to run down or out of, to
ooze out, to run or pass away, to
ebb ; — Siupifhe,. to be affected with
gonorrhea.

Cap hin δ. fluor; Sarit esp usp, —-8par.

Vapsay 91g, wg δ. valley, vale; -οῇ
8. little valley, dale, dell.

Vopoew% 5. trickling, dropping; flow-
ing, running ; leaking : -- f slapd
med. gonorrheea, running of the reins;
—pum wdubwhgt, the menses, mens-
truation.

Vapack, Yornem a. flowing, fluid.

Ong » κ᾽ 8. bosom, lap; cavity; * pock-
et; - Sada, gulf, the bosom or depth
of the 868; - gémng, channel of a
Fiver; —Yusens mar. the keel of a ship;
2n4gpe “εἴν refs bezels -" ΩΣ the hold
of a ship; —;&pu%g, cavern, grotto; --
fwnwg, the interior of a carriage; --
«οἵ, ἢ ἔν οἷ,» SINUS.

ϑυσωδί a. born in the bosom; fg.
the Only Begotten Son.

ὕσενη» wy 8. bot. laurel-cherry ; -&.
uf, cherry-laurel.

*Jrneuwm 8. lint; -kd’va. to fray, to
unweave; to tear to rags or tatters.

*QocL va. to sift wheat; to separate
wheat from tares.

Uakig s. pl. piece of linen, bits,
cuttings, shreds, strips, rags, tatters;
ὁ τινων be wyumonk,, to tear, to rend,
to pull to pieces; δράσειν -Ὧω ang eas
oneant,, to tear in two parts or pieces.

Urepyfg a. very idle or lazy; --
Sbygn(F{.% , extreme idleness or

Caryl S. Cre gwbun Γ᾽ ° [slothfulness.

Cac padinac [Fh Γ idleness 5 listless-
ness, carelessness.

Carypwtul, ar egeesg UN to idle, to be
lazy, slothful or idle, to live in idleness.

Oncpwhe Ss. Cacyncf{t fick 2

see: Jat, Semmes deat’ apa eel he

vA

Caezurgke ad. idly, slothfally, lazily.

One peogne guitl S, neg va. to make
idle or slothful.

Crcpurgneyhs a. rendering idle.

σεν (δ, 5. idleness, slothfulness,
laziness, sluggishness ; ᾧ -u Sassestpy
S. Ove guttocasd

Cacfr, Sfor, δ. sm0Ke; fume, vapor,
exhalation; fig. family, hearth, home;
*tobacco; upeh, unbyh Shory, — dun,
nugkwy, pillar of smoke 3 dppf δίνῃ.
clouds or masses of smoke; piq --
μων to be in the smoke; -ω ΣΟΥ ΩΣ
to emit smoke ; "-- df4,. ἀξ, 4-,
to smoke tobacco; -- ap pg Jkp fon.
och be ppfocwg Sfubgf, unpleasant-
ness or discord engendered between
step-mother & step-children.

Orcs, Sdo, 8. sucking, suction;
*marrow, pith; essence; nq be --ν
quintessence ; -ρ 5. the nostrils.

*Unchudvn. to be obstinate.

Tre γιοῦ + «og ὃ. Snare, trap; net,
springe, noose.

σε γώ, δο. 85. σε ων, &e.

Cacia. ’ Cncih ’ δίνη μη 8. knee ; bot.
knot ; mus. an Armenian note (° ); εἷς
ζω, fb ἠξραῳ Shgugs piggy fp -ων
to fall on one’s knees, to kneel; fra.
tapi kgneguthy τα » to bend the knee;
ΖΑ mn. πῶ πὲ ζει», ἴο fall or
throw oneself at the feet of; pupfy
qvignde, to clasp the knees; 2p, f
£9 dtqug,to sleep on the knees of;
ῥ δίνη, bay , to be kneeling ; Stgade
bplikynip ad. with bended knees, up-
on one’s knees; <p toys b[Pacgh uy
gogtc£fu , his legs tottered under
him 5S. ζει. sussfee

Orci 8. knee; bot. knot; - gtk,»
ἀράν... f — bpwht,, to kneel, to bend
the knees, to fall on one’s knees; casa.
~ yey, to weep all alone; — w#s4,. to
adore, to worship ; εἴ εἶνε, — yoheuwsg
be. qupunfp, to worship on bended knees;
4aiyu f -! down on your knees! ὑ --
farts § buy uqush gph, I entreat it
on my knees, or with bended knees;
- husk, bot. to be knitted, to be form-
ed with knots or joints.

Trciipy pact fet δ. genuflection.

Cac S. Cay & σεν» ᾿

Jorn, δας a. crooked, bent, dis-
torted, oblique; -- wnatecy, to wind
round many times.

Cou, 5. fluctuation, undulation,

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vou
wave, billow, surge; fig. agitation,
trouble, vacillation, wavering; care,
anxiety, torment ; examination, ques-
tion; phy --ὦ dyehwhy, on the surface
of the waves; ᾧ -ὦ εἰν,» to be agitat-
ed; - fp dinf guk,, to care, to be con-
cerned, thoughtful; ῥ᾽ —a swpuhne_
uutiung piolglk,, to be in great perplex-
ity, to be uncertain or undetermined
what course to take, to remain in
*(f ops. large earthen pot. (suspense.

Guth, k-yf va. to attach, to join.

Puykd, byf va. to disguise, to tra-
vesty ; to dissemble, to cloak ; -p4vn.
to be disguised, dissembled; to shun,
to avoid.

Puyo 8. disguise, dissembling.

Pasfg a. wry-necked.

Unid, kgf va. to bend, to bow, to
incline; -- gz&» to make grimaces;
-/fva. to be bent, to bow down.

Gan Σ s.inclination, curve, bent;
- ΣΟ ᾿ grimace.

eupryny 8. circle. ;

Upaghp 8. sketch, outline ; project,
draught, plan, design; a. written, de-
scribed, traced; —q¢y#sush a. graphical.

ρωφρει, gp va. to sketch, to
trace the contours, to draw the out
lines of; to pee Bs iba to os

Operas 8. pencil, lead-pencil.

ἈΜΡμρ τὰ saving out; S.Upertr:
ruitoad’, wg un. to grow or become
round; to surround, to enclose.

Upp s py 8. packet; package; roll;
envelope, cover; bag of money; τῇ
hwfuopgug, fascination, talisman; ὃ.
β'»ε.η(2-

ὕγρωρξιγ, δὴν va. to envelop; Ὁ
pack; to wrap up; to roll; — qfo%wan
to pack UP 5 qhepafsm gens [Poche
“ων Spupk fe, they reared their
proud heads to the skies; “6! τ
“εἰδῇ «2: ἴμπρω δυωρᾷ » whose top
cleaves the skies; -ῥεγυπ. to be enve
loped or wrapped up; Spupkau 8. Ube.

Tpuphs. ὕσιωμπη 8. packer. [ afoul hangs

ὕρωρπεῆι s. packing. [dirty oneself.

Upebl, ἔσω, vn. to stain, to soil or

Uprctp, f «Ἐ} -- 8. knot of a cane or
reed ; internodium, space between tw?
joints or knots in a plant.

Upawk&w, kgf va. to mute, to gaan
to dung as burds ; -- 2hahg. to spawn.

ϑῴωρν » -κωΐν a. wavering, undulst
ing, agitated.

—_ 8 Se «...».-

ι4

Ufa 8. ΜΓ; -- οἷα Sk? δράβεηβ
be socury, to fluctuate between hope
& fear.

Ofwig 8. Tors ; surging of the sea;
wave, billow, swell; fig. trouble, care,
perturbation ; — 44,09, hair floating
in the breeze; ῥὶ -Lf ad. afloat; fig. in
trouble; ᾧ -ῤ ζω, to waver, to fluc-
prea to be agitated, billowy, vacil-

ng.

σώ. ᾿ kgf , Opi gacgubkd » nage
va. to excite, create or produce a tem-
pest; fig. to agitate, to trouble.

Tb pl, 5 feb guy un. to fluctuate, to
ebb & flow, to undulate; to foam, to
gtow rough; fig. to be troubled, agi-
tated, harassed; to be undecided in
purpose, to fluctuate, to waver.

σύν. Ung 8. Upushuts. Wing:

ϑῴσε σι 8. ὕπερ, pute 3 μέρ --
wabl,, to waver, to be perplexed ; to
lose one’s senses. (there! stop! I say!

Te. Wor int. oh! holla! hallo! ho

Voquh 8. Vacquh .

of 4. χοοὶ. water-crane,

ἢ (φλεη) φεΐν 4. the fifteenth letter
of the alphabet, & the tenth of the
consonants; 4, ¢ , sixty, sixtieth.

— It has much affinity with the
letters g & ρ» for example: δινεξῇ,
rae ; wet we 5 hats fret ’ “μος ret :

πὴ, On 3 agen as ’ ass ;
; aa ce £3 “μονάδι. muphy;

_ ef, oy 8. contention, debate,
dispute, contest, quarrel, broil, strife,
cavil; = pups settles 5 to excite con-
tention, to create strife.

mpg μαι a. contentious, quar-
relsome, cavilling.
—qugey, ας litigious, fracticus,
(28rrelsome, wrangling.
eed, bof, Qeg hel ’ Eguy un. to

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6.9

contest, to debate, to dispute, to quar-
rel, to cavil, to squabble, to wrangle.

Yury, fs. gauze ; chem. 8.88 5 — geresseas_
capnlit ᾿ illuminating 5 LO s presses
npn (3 -, --light ; --illumination ;
= bekyb ’ portative “3 (Sexy) funqriusl
-ἰ. —-main; (agp) —pipe; pkpwt or
pout gn δ᾽ ὡμεμἵ, — fr, ~-burner ; —lamp;
--fitter; gasometer; --works; f see
-f ® by —light.

Qurgungnpd nl(Fh s. manufacture of
gauze; chem. distillation of gas.

Yargaslyh pay ; -᾿Ὦ , -δηξι, α. gasiform;
gaseous; aeriform. (to gasify.

Ἰπ ων «ὠἵνων α΄, εὑ Ὁ UN. to turn to gas,

Yeagqesunp 3. gas-meter ; - ρων 8. 58-
Bsometer. [gad s. reduction to gas.

Yergqurg ne gustebed” va. to gasify ; —me

wage push a. corroborative.
aes oy 018 po asseytie_ gg usta ol » ~pll, Eaf ,

—plhgnegutkd, negh va. to strengthen,
to corroborate, to sustain, to give
strength to; to repair, to restore to
vigour & good health, to re-establish;
to encourage, to give heart to; -ρ ῥα
un. to recover, to regain one’s strength,
to get well again, to be restored; to
take heart, to cheer up; —phs ζέσιν,
Xun, to pretend, to allege.

Queggnepkgneghs -οὖςξ. a. strength-
ening, cordial, invigorating, fortifying,
analeptic, corroborant.

ἴμεν {Ὁ ped ® -σ’ε ἢ, 4. restora-
tion, re-establishment, recovery, con-
valescence.

ag! yy. & 8. construction; prepa-
ration, furniture, ornament; -- gpng,
binding of books ; a. ready, quite
ready, prepared; active, diligent; dis-
posed ; — ,fz&,, to be ready, prepared;
to be disposed to.

QagdingnpSnach ὃ. furniture-making.

Hagdiad. ng 8. apparatus; prepar-
ing, preparation; goods, furniture,
household effects; moveables, uten-
sils; equipage ; armour; 8. Quagdmah;
— diupifiey , constitution , temper; —
mawenk pusydiuhete , military stores; -
dfo,, harness, caparisons, trappings ;
—huwene. ν rigging ; πρ 8. astronomical
instruments.

Yurgificsot a.well dressed orcooked.

Yugtivkk py 8. implement; -& va.
to project, to figure, to form, to fash-
ion, to construct.

que

Qugqdivhbpync{Ff.t 4. form, forma-
tion, conformation, organization, con-
struction, accomodating , setting in
order. (S. apd ον εν.

Ἦ ων χεϊωρε, 8, book-binder’s shop;

Ἦω πω ως ’ f Se book-binder.

Ἦν ἢν, δα va. to form, to model,
to fashion ; to construct, to erect, to
build; to furnish, to provide, to sup-
ply; to fit up, to arrange, to set in
order; to adjust, to put in repair; to
adorn, to embellish; to get ready, to
preven ; to equip; to arm ; gactau --ν

o enrol soldiers; -- gfwnw, to harness
the horses; any eas oes acpeufune [9 -, to
give a ball; - gfe, to bind books;
—ft vn. to be formed, constructed ; to
prepare to, to get ready.

Ἦωχδᾷ a. well prepared, well done,
skilfully executed; -- %w,, exquisite
or choice repast. {paring.

Ἦ εξ; ν --ἴπη a. constructing; pre-

Ἦγμω χεῖπεε. ὦν 8. ἴγμων εν δ᾽ .

Qugdne (2h s. construction, organis-
ation, order, arrangement, mechan-
ism , constitution, formation, struc-
ture, composition ; preparation, equip-
ment ; — εἴπω ἥν}, constitution, temper-
ament, complexion.

πω, by &. drop ; — oh, a-, a little ;
- dh Spy, ἃ - of water; -- δ΄ pred, ἃ
nap, short sleep.

wlth d, kop, Yuoltbdt, kguy un. to
drop, to flow drop by drop; to trickle,
to run down; to distil; widpbe as bos
hui[Fhog gerbe, not a drop of rain
ell; —;aeuwey,to shine forth, to appear.

GulthgacgutkdS, negh va. to let fall
drop by drop; to distil.

UaslF fy. yay 8. YeslP 3 -- an. -, drop

Uu(tfh 4. little drop. (by drop.

qulen ’ 7. δ (Fustrg s. milk = hadne. ’
aypsne» inplrasgs firrory, COW'S, goat's,
ewe’s, ass’s —;— dhwh, soft roe; ah
Nae -ἰν, butter--; whey; upd’,
{9(5.πε. —, fresh, sour -- ; ζεω(δ εμεἴμ poe
ΟΣ to live on milk > π΄ onuy, to
suckle; χ᾽, q-, to suck; 4092, -, to
milk ; utpuunks fs hen[P-wik , to wean.

u(Fiwpke a. lactiferous, yielding
milk. [ué&,, to suck, to be suckled.

QufFiwpyd a. fed with milk; -- δἰν..

Gu [Ptwpoegfs a. flowing with milk,

Qua (Fig οἷν a milk-white. [milky.

Yua[Puyby a. abounding in milk.

Quftiad fp 8. galaxy, milky way.

oe
Yu [Fbwbne& a. sucking the breast.
Gu[Pruhep a. sucking; s. suckling.
YalFiwhbg 8. baby-companion ; -
by poy, foster-brother. [ablactation.

YulFtusumne(Ph 8. weaning; med.

Yun (Phew Sfp, -- ἴδεν ων τ 6. πρῶ εἴμ 3. -σσι.

Qua [F tog pfep a. fig. breast; udder.

Ἦν (9, εν εεν,Γν guy un. to be changed
into milk.

YeulFiugunf 5. lactometer.[porridge.

Ἰγμ(ϑήνεω μεν , ype 8.rice-milk; milk-

- ωζθινεεδονι (9h 4. feeding on milk.

YuslPt were —uine ing. Qa. milk-fed;
suckling. [maid

Yes (F inser sfc Meare. 5. milkman ; sf: milk-

Qar(Fiunn 8. chem. lactate; -wit s.
milk-teeth, first teeth.

Use ΟΞ ’ b a. suckling; 8. nurse,
wet-nurse ; — gd, milch cow.

Que lFbuap ut ὃ. dairy.

Qu (Fiup poe ’ Qelsihip a. babe,
unweaned child, suckling.

Yeas (PF νι ξ ων oan Ae milky ἢ yielding
milk, milch.

Qualttb 7 payp s. foster-brother.

QulSibyEtp 8. pl. milk-diet , mik-
food. [lacteous vessels.

Qultikpuhp 8. pl. lacteal veins,

Qultogh, -ν a. passionately or dot-
ingly fond, amorous, very affection-
ate ; languishing, eager, very anxious;
ad. passionately , lovingly , fondly,
eagerly; -- #/p6,, to love to excess;-
wttsugku,, eagerly desired, longed
for ; - δ eur εἴν ἴδε ossteas ᾽ they tenderly
love each other; -- ;f%4, or

YuulFnghpdt , Lguy un. to love pas-
sionately, dotingly, fondly ; to be
smitten with violent love, to be er-
amoured, to burn, to languish or long
for, to sigh or pant after.

YuolPnpbh, wy a. 8. catholic; - ft
s. catholicism.

ἢ ωϑ νη lily b ow ᾽ ζξβη or hkwyg a. Ur
versal, general; catholic ; (Macq
-hE-uy, epistle, universal letter.

YulPag hhh, b α. 8. Gesltnaghhkuy 5 5
cathedral, basilic.

YuslPaghhnu, ag 8. an oriental ec
clesiastical dignity, patriarch of 8
people; -- 2 wyny ,Catholicos, Patriarch
of the Armenian Church.

Yultagbhoumlwt a. pertaining to the
Catholicos, patriarchal.

GualPngbhnuupute $. patriarchal seat

| or residence.

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ἵμυϑινηῥῆπωπε 2 4. patriarchal, dig-
nity, patriarchate.

YuefFnm a. lustful, lascivious, libid-
inous, lewd; ill with the gonorrhea;
<b wapwhke , illicit amours.

YefPaws , ngs —acits 8. dropping,
trickling ; drop ; * apoplexy.

wr[Fusuy » Yummy , bg δ. Copper,
caldron, kettle, pot; mech. boiler.

ae (δε cas npr a ὃ. coppersmith,
brazier ; mech. boiler-maker; -#.(eh
3. coppersmith’s calling; mech. boiler
manufacture.

Yay, ag» ys. threshing-floor, barn-
floor; corn-sheaves, rick, stack; ast.
halo; aupthwtl;, Snuky, upeky η-ν to
winnow. ans

owes hy αἿν ’ ἴγμωγεωΐνω byes S. L: Per oe

Yujarheonoyg a.compound, combined.

μεναι». “την a. 8. detained in prison,
prisoner, captive; s. police-man.
το. ls κε. συζ» ass ly uxs 204 αν] a. S.
tere; 8. turnkey ; lock-smith.
; ΒΨ 8. detention, cap-
tivity, imprisonment. (duce afracture.

Yu wig l , ἔαρ va. to bind, to re-

Yepetkd, kgf va. to arrest, to im-
Prison, to shut up.

Naywhp gs. arrest, caption; deten-
tion; prison; ᾧ —te sphuwtby 8. Led.

Yepapwy 8.8008; alkali; -- fuynch,
S4mhwt , fixed, volatile alkali.

ἥμε be. ζω 8. Yorperip

hub s. potash; bot. kali, glass- or
salt-wort; -% 4. calico; -«% s. potas-

Yana, Qujtoes 8. Qayoed. [sium.

amyrvem fe , ane 8.f8f » ων fr ssn 8. that thra-
shes or treads out corn, thrasher.
ispuy, bg 8. pl. barns, granaries.
wneud ν ng δ. possession, domain,
land, estate, landed property , fief;
, arable land; possession, occu-
pancy, holding ; dominion, empire,
power ; *— ραν , costiveness ,
constipation of bowels.

Yuypormd undupdp 8. tent of a farm.

Yuyncsed cok 8. landed proprietor.

Waaye0e card eas omfopr re [2 foie ὅ. feudality.

Yaprestuhut, —bhuwk a. galvanic;
~ bikhwpac(?f.t, electro-galvanism ;
τοι [ὁ βεῖ, 5. galvanism.

“πεν τ a. galvanoplastic ; —
ényocat s,-8, electrotypy.
mypnwhusiurh, ᾧ 8. galvanometer.

_ dey ἥν ὧὖν a, calvinistic; s. cal-

Vinist; --ν ῥεῖ, 5. calvinism.

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Yarzyoehesmy hi fpSun.to be attached to.

Heya, ἐν va. to take, to lay hold of,
to seize; to arrest; to subjugate, to
rule over; to succeed.

᾿γμω εν, 8. the seizing, taking, lay-
ing hold on; detention; relation, di-
pendance; constitution, composition.

χων. f - a. hanging, dangling, pen-
dent ; hung up, suspended; f - πε,
to suspend, to hold in suspense; / --
flu, , tO remain in suspense.

ΩΣ wg ὅ. gibbet, gallows ;
4utk, fh —,to hang by the neck, to
hang up a criminal; ὠρμο δ —p, that
deserves hanging; criminal; gaps
-we, hanging, suspended or pensile
work ; pe prauenusp ~ase. OF

ἰγμωβνιωη νι gave russes orreaile ν Gace fiseasey ως,
Ἴνεενε. τς pe [πεν δ εὐ, δ. hanging gardens.

Yasfoerquwtk-fva. to hang ; -fS un. to
hang oneself; to be hung.

Yeasfrwoyeg. weg 8. charmer, enchanter,
sorcerer, wizard, conjurer, magician.

Yurfrusryughinneh 8. fairy or magic
art or power, witchcraft, demonology.

Yusfrurrg.wh wt a. pertaining to sor-
cery or witchcraft, magical, cabalistic.

Yufrupgute 8. bewitchment, en-
chantment.

Usa for κυ σης cases eases » cy Oe practising sor-
cery, addicted to cabalistic practices;
magical; gfpg -«q, conjuring books.

ρα, ᾽ bof va. to charm, to
bewitch, to enchant, to fascinate; to
flatter, to allure. (magician.

Yufrupyps 8. bewitcher, enchanter,

Hakecscck s. charm, enchantment,
spell, fascination, sorcery , magic,
witchcraft, theurgy.

YufebS, kgh va. to hang, to suspend;
to hang on, to attach to; to hang up,
to hook, to clasp; - gpbrkawy, to
hang from a nail; ghp ggpry — 97. to
spell.

Yuafupl, ἔτσι ν Users sary fad un. to
hang, to hang oneself: to be hanged
or held in suspense; to suspend; to be
lowered; to oo Sai to be dependant,
in the power of; to become attached
to, to Bet fond of —— ΓΟ ων, “να Te a to
love tenderly ; - gp[?wig acpare, to
listen open-mouthed, to hang on the
lips of a speaker; — χε πον es br pbs sso ν to
believe in fables; Anyadocpgt «ες,
νων, fpesfbresy ἤμουν qtsbivtel fp ply, all
the people hung on his lips.

4Oh 320 64.
ἴωμεν, δ. swing; see-saw; whir- | ωζησε δ, 6. softening, mollification.
ligig. (dependance. Gushaeg, ἄηπη a. soft, tender, deli-

Yeofncit 4. hanging ; suspension ;
Yuadot , ᾧ 8. lane, narrow way,
peliwey: footway or footpath ; -£.fun.
0 i through narrow ways.
whi, —um, wq a. stammering,
stuttering, lisping.

Yahughd, bgp un. to stammer, to
stutter, to lisp; to hesitate in speech,
to have a difficulty in pronouncing
words, to speak in a confused manner;
to give out-of-the-way answers ; -
qzuut, to stammer out one’s lesson.

Yusha, fb» -τε ἐπ, 5. loud lamenta-

tion, grievous complaint, crying,

whining, how], shriek; -- puratuy, to
lament or cry loudly, to utter or set
up loud shrieks & cries, to mourn, to
bewail or weep aloud, to complain, to
moan, to wail, to squeak, to whine, to
howl, to shriek.

Quhuwtimpupd , —gngy a. bewailing

aloud, mourning plaittively, howling
with grief; ad. lamentably, plaintively,
deploringly, with piercing cries.
arhuteunf ,—pbp,——np a. lamentable,
rueful, mournful, full of lamentation
or complaint.

QarhuthdS §. L Py punta.

ἢ» -9, f:s. bot. tulip; wrpaclf— ,
fritillary; deypf —. poppy, corn-poppy ;
-ἰν -δὰ s. tulip-tree: 8. ωρζως ὅσ.

Gueltfpwl, f s. med. cassia; con-
serve of cassia ; cassia-tree.

Gahquput a, sweet-spoken.

Ἰηωζηώα οἷ a. very soft, tender or
delicate; gentle, mild, meek; τῶ sus
g¢fdtwtt,. to reprove gently. _[lusk.

Yushqudpe a. tender-fleshed ; 5. mol-

Quehqednp(d a. thin-skinned.

Ἐπ ων {ἡ εν κεν εἴ", way un. tO grow soft,
to become tender; fig. to soften, to
relent, to be appeased, to become
more tractable; to become effeminate.

Yuh pogo dh 8. softening.

Yuehyagngubtd, πεν » Yuhghl, be
gl va. to soften, to mollify, to make
tender, supple or pliant, to macerate,
to steep; fig. to soften, to enervate,
to move, to affect, [tening.

Yuxhehs a. emollient, lenitive, sof-

ωζησε [Ὁ [εἶν δ. softness, tenderness,
delicacy ; flessibility, pliability ; mild-
ness ; effeminacy. (branches.

YQehqnegl, a. furnished with flexible

cate; supple, flexible, pliant; sweet,
mellow ; fig. mild, soft, gentle, meek,
affable; — dhmnuwy , soft metal.

es, fg, veg δ. furniture, move-
ables; baggage, luggage; equipage;
apparel; utensils ; implements, instra-
ments ; -- wath, gnp, to employ, to give
occupation to.

L: Dy ye ang 8. workman; labourer.

Yusuhfp .—dup 5. porter, carrier.

Ἰγωρζ μεσ i , Gash, Eg va. to pre-

are, to fit up, to provide with, to
urnish, to stock.

Garhwenpacld fer S. conveniency; -
Surhiupl,, to judge suitable.

Qusayp 8. pitcher, pot, jug, jar.

«7, wy a. lame, halt, crippled,
limping ; fg. defective; - £-,-f-«,
πὸ f -«, - 7 -- ad. halting on one foot,
hobbling along, with a halting gait;
80 80, poorly, somehow or other, 88
well as may be; — ᾧ τῶ cssuky, sysrmmn,
ἐν δι, to say or reply undecidedly or
doubtfully ; - & — αῥωνξ,» to know ἱπι-
perfectly.

Yasqpryu 8. bot. bulb, bulbous root.

Le ζεωδ᾽ 8. Gb quehaps

Yurquhphft a. wavering, hesitating,
undecided ; ad. hesitatingly , imper-
fectly.

Yurquog » ng 8. don, lair, haunt; -#ig
8. pl. dens, caverns, hiding-corners.

Yusqeng hl, Eguy un. to hide oneself
in a den, to creep into a den or hole.

πω γεν", assy fs ’ Garqutbunl, ok Ly ν he,
gb", E-gus un. to limp, to be or go lame,
to halt, to hobble; ge phace ἔων
fig. to hesitate, to waver, to halt be-
ii τ two opinions. τ

ssp sca chess [αν f ’ -ῥ, ἐμέξωσ ὅ. pop

Yesquhion ᾿ os s. inkstand; - dncfiy
cuttle-fish.

Ἰγωνηεω εξ fg» wg 8. cabbage; - εἷ.
“μεν cauliflower; — Asmar, 88.
VOY -- - quynf, colewort, rapeseed;
- muh, -- stalk, - stump ; -ὐζπερδ᾽ §
heart of -- ἢ -sasds%urne 8. —-seller; 8.
(O(2-neness [storax:

Weer μεν εἴξε foam » —apren 8. calamite, dry

Ἰῃωνηκυΐνη. ἢ ῥ ,“Ρ' pug 8. calends, ;
day of month or year ; new-yeat’s 487}
guap4uenp --ἰ a happy new-year to
you, & many of them.

erquigwgnyy ὃ. weather-slmanack;

qu

calendar, almanack.

Yard wha bt, kyf va. to give a new-
year's gift ; S. Guay ate bl

“ἡ, οἷν frp ἢ -ασῦ ἢ —skp δ. new-
year’s gift ; ΕΝ qe sh fuip » to
make -8 3 -- plgnbb,, to receive ---

Yuwquitbsit , --ἦν 4. bot. euphorbia,
spurge, tithyma, milk thistle.

4» ἡ 0 κα εν ν wy ὃ. model, pattern,
mould, cast; standard ; -- saphutb, , to
cite as example ; -4-/va- to model, to
mould, to shape ; -ξ 8. modeller,
moulder; —o-# s. modelling, moulding.

Uc oy 00s oy σα. ἡ 0080s oD ’ neg: va.to lame, to
make lame.

Yuequee bl, gf vn. to remain torpid.

Yught , gory s. hazel-nut; acorn;
hazel-tree ; wppuyuhut —, filbert.

Yughwtdtkd, Eyp un. to yelp, to
whine, to howl; -ῤεΐ, s. yelping,
Whining, howling.

YugbuwpEf 8. nut-crackers.

᾿νε yt a. hazel, hazelly.

Ywqiwhbp wg a. feeding on acorns.

Yurqiurheap , wg α. WOOd-cutter.

Yugbebb pl s. quercitron bark.

Yeqtuwne a. bearing or producing
8COrns 5 — amu reels s. S. Hugihe -

huge s.ayt- or hazel-tree; oak-
tree; «ἔν — bot. earth-nut; german-
der; -ρ, hazel- or oak-grove.

Yungqae{F ῥεῖν 5. lameness, hobbling.

Yung Sh 8. cement.

*Heqnpl 2. pruning-axe.

Yes, fru 8. felt ; —usl nen. (Gunghe n
compact felt.

Ἦν δον.» wg ὃ. assembly, meeting;
academy, body, company, society ; --
polars ’ academy of belles-let-
tres ; carly Desc Sryy ρον -ι Olympus.

wXwasehfe δ. academician, mem-
ber of an academy.

ἴω χω παν ζ ον [ με, 8. membership.

Yer%enwiny 5. hall of assembly or
meeting. ([reunite,to meet together.

Ἦν ῥα, keguy un-to assemble, to

Yus%eernnpry. surg $.0ne aggregated to
an academy, honorary member; 8.
~awhhg 5 -o-fs. honorary membership.

Ἰπωχλωνε ne dF 8.conference; discourse.

Yah uy, -ἘΣ a. felt, made of felt.

ἢν, Airy , Mbp 5. root.

Yew conj. or; — gre -- bu, either you
orl; &.-,-(@E£, or else.

Leow, fr, ase, mf 8. Will, desire; -- &
fd, 1 will, I intend; 8. Qumdp, tap.

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Yat, ζω un. to be, to exist; to
remain, to stand; to subsist, to live;
to last, to continue, to be permanent;
to stop, to stay; to wait; — din. to
rest, to dwell, to reside ; to persist, to
persevere ; f pug -- , to hold aloof, to
give up, to withdraw; ὑ dépuy --, to
superintend, to oversee; fig. to under-
stand, to comprehend, to perceive;
Senusret, μα ζἥννη. — + to hold fast in,
to remain firm; «w#%4bay —, to lie, to
lie down; - εν“. αὐ [, pk ueasy mepiieps to
make head against, to cope with, to
resist; S. κυρ wekey -—, to apply
oneself, to be assiduous 5 «sesh agy — ofr
bwg, to keep the laws; qannwenp — fh
& poy , to be judge or arbitrator ;
grey - ἡ πεἴωνεἴξε y to beset some one;
hey Thuy this itis reserved for him;
qlrestrg. huyp » how do you do? aft Gyasses
why do you wait? what are you wait-
ing for? of huy fpf γε. tép, what have
you to do with me? what does it mat-
ter to you? ὄζων» fugft, there has
been; there have been; ὄζων φῦ»
SF ushustrus op ᾽ he lived or flourished
about the same time or at the same
epoch ; es fu ὑ Ln ΧΟ op fihusl p ass
nuphine(i&, they possessed rare ex-
amples of virtue; fuagft ws tp, he
has lost his sight, he has become blind;
shaupkdS fi dipay -- pulfegy. » I don’t
know what you mean, I do not under-
stand you; fuyad fusqght puthp fd, my
words shall come to pass, my predic-
tion shall be fulfilled. (capricious.

Yurdivginwg a. voluntary, optional,

Ἰγων (9 nq sb%ful un. to renounce, to
abandon. (eous, free.

Yunfinds ft a- voluntary, spontan-

Yulia a. agreeable, sweet, pleas-
ing, delicious; ad. agreeably, pleas-
ingly ; - 624, f,to be disposed or in-
clined to;-g 8. pl. pleasures, delights :

Yunhiahatt a. voluntary. (dainties.

Yandhiah ἐῶν εν αν. wg a. condescending,
complaisant, obliging; - ἰδ, περ,
to be complaisant, very kind to, to do
the obliging, to comply with the whims
of, to oblige, to satisfy.

[μων αὔξων ἤ ὦν νων [δ ( 8. complaisance,
obligingness, kindness.

Yushiwhwp a. voluntary, willing, free,
spontaneous ; -, — sinop ad. volunta-
rily, spontaneously, freely ; willingly,
at one’s will or pleasure, of one’s own

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accord or free will.

Yanfiohupl Syn. to act according to
one’s entire will, pleasure or caprice.

Yanhivhupng a. powerful, mighty ,
potent; - δ mkg tpquhf, skilful at
hurling the javelin.

Yuidishupae(P ped 4. free-will; spon-
taneity ; —@S. Yurdinhep ad. [froward.

YQuhiahwgryg a. wilful, headstrong,

Yauhwhpg a. agreeing with, privy to,
instrumental in; 8. accomplice, par-
taker in; —,#24£,, to be a party to or
instrumental in, to agree with,'to ap-
prove of, to consent to.

Yuhiehap a. crooked, bent, curved,
tortuous, sinuous; fig. indirect, crafty;
Ss. Qesdiun. ; - quecty Ξ winding path,
crooked way; ad. crookedly, against
the grain.

Yunhwhopufuou a. perverse, froward.

Yadiukapkd, Egh va. to wring, to
twist; to bend, to bow, to curve; fig.
to distort, to overstrain a phrase, to
strain, to misinterpret; to pervert, to
deprave; -- gapguwpac(st, to pervert
justice; -p.fun. to be bent, crooked,
twisted; fig. to deviate, to turn away,
to go astray ; to be perverted; - ὁ

ρει ἀργῷ, fee, to follow or pursue
the indirect paths of vice or error; --
“πεν, to refuse to learn.

Yurhuhopoe (Fh s. crookedness, tor-
tuosity, winding; fig. perversity, de-
pravation ἢ S. δωκε [Ὁ fet .

Yufiwhec} 5. pleasure, contentment.

YufiuhgfSun. to consent to, to agree
with, to approve of. (complicity.

Yanhiuhgne(Ffc% 5. consent, accord,

Ἦν ἴδω ΦΧ ἢ —Ancl[d fret S. Upeasalies by ss
onenngy -πε[ ῥεῖ. (cide.

Yanlivdinl pbiful vn. to commit sui-

Yunfiudinpen a. contentious, litigious.

Yunlivdinus whut a. ideal, fantastic,
chimerical.

Yuli . ῥα » -ωἴμωνν, a. voluntary,
spontaneous, free; — be ashudliy ad.
willingly or unwillingly, nolens-vo-
lens, willing or unwilling. [untary.

Ganliyopynp ᾿ -ἰοσξ ὧν ’ —uk a. vol-

ἴῃ ων εὔλαν μὴ κε 90 ᾽ fg a. wilful, selfwilled,
stubborn ; —nclth S. Becht ne[F fet.

Yufiug » wg ὃ. Vault, arch, arcade;
porch, portico; girdle, belt; phys. sound-
Wave ; - ups, baldric, sword-belt; --

yuyldne (91, pace ae arch; fanyoc..
’

“νῶν ἤ ον —, the arch, vault or canopy

how

of heaven, the vaulted sky.

Qushingrusd ne. » carey Oe girdling, girding.

Τῃ ων εὔιω νείκει 8. flying-buttress.

Yunliaphuny α. arcaded ; 5. arcade;
atrium, porch. Ὁ

Yurdivp dhe a. vaulted, arched; -
gapék,, jorftk,. te arch, to vault.

atupukpye 8. spring of an arch.

YusdSinpruyot a. of finely arched eye-
brows. (to stoop, to grow crooked.

Uecraf ica pees toaae el ν ges UN. to be bowed,

Wess chiar ιν «ον εἴπει "εν ὧν S.—-46-, -hum .

Quadkiapun , &e. ἢ. U ἐν ef aes ἤϊε ese nang , &ee

Yandivepunop a. girdled ; enclosed.

alien fl 8. small arch.

Ἰγωνεῖνε. ad. voluntarily , willingly;
knowingly, purposely, designedly, ex-
pressly; a. voluntary, spontaneous;
S. Yessliny - (voluntary, free.

Yuasfirenys ᾿ -- ὦ ἐ ests α. spontaneous,

Qarfiernpupun » ay Eas 8. Yasin Σ

Ἰγωνεδνε τε {9 με“, 5. free-will, spon-
taneity ; -#f ad. willingly, freely.

Qudkypoe§ »_ nqoek 8. will, wish.

Yurlk tu §. ἥμήμ.

Ἰγων ἥτε. πη .Ἦ εἴπη a. Willing, desirous.

Ἰγμμνεὔν οἐτε, α εἷοἕν dS ᾽ “αἰ va. to bend to
one’s will or wishes, to persuade, to
induce.

Yuadfl, lege vn. to will, to intend,
to mean; - phq, to like, to wish, to
please; to be pleased with. :

Yih , εἶδ», εἴπερ. “πδορανε 8. fail,
roller to thrash corn or beat out grain.

ἘΠῚ ὅδ ν ων δ. coach-pole,

ΟΣ ᾿ “Σαβα Γ un. to be stub-
born, obstinate, obdurate.

Yudsnn a. capricious.

qeodindf, -% ad. voluntarily, willing:
ly, of one’s own accord or free will.

Yurdnep) , εἴρβω 8. bridge ; st
fund, parapet --- χωρεῖ aula, wilt
ehhb at ᾿ ζεωξμενη css Tosa e_ ᾽ ΩΣ fey, ,
pugpupabl » ἐρϑηξ --, draw- , trellis,
suspension-— ; - of ropes; flying -;
swing--; - eaphustley , obikz, hoary by to
construct a —. to throw a — across,
S. ash fk Σ costo gy εν bey z -1, to cross,
to go Over or across, to pass by 4-3
S. Vere εξ asaln .

ΡΨ β bridge-head.

Yun fer cfg 5. pontoon-soldier, pot
toneer.

Yupik’, k-gp va. to bridge over t0
join or communicate with by a bridge.

Yuu » wg 8. Oil-bottle; phial.

Os

Yale. εἴ 8. Will, determination,
mtention, design; wish, desire; hum-
our, fantasy, whim, caprice; f fusing,
φως» ἔπε. wfuandt hep, voluntarily, wil-
lingly ; gaedep , on purpose, designedly;
pre Guard» geen feels, at will, ad libi-
tum, arbitrarily, at pleasure; at dis-
cretion; yas fag , unwillingly, in
spite of oneself, against one’s will,
reluctantly , grudgingly ; sot wp -,
readiness , inclination, ‘illingness ;
4 son 00 senese oxo ov «le ὁ anlyngg. τή ᾳ. -, firm will,
determination, iron will, resoluteness;
fiqbquek —» Caprice, fickleness ; ἐξ εἷς

at, pregepdwl —, absolute will,
arbitrariness, despotism; a#%2zfyfust
-, free-will; mst%2iuwha —, humour,
whim, caprice, fancy; ΔΊ ude wbdft
¢ew,,to indulge one’s fancy or ca-
Price; xafeby qhadis:,to change one’s
mind; ant Ts Xe sas ἐον στε.» bey ὑ heads ae
eve, to submit to the guideness of;
tocomply with all the whims of; ῥ
fala nepoep giky ῥῶ, to depend on
another’s will; 9. δέω κῖ, — βοεῖ, if
God wills, God willing; Sat — ῥοΐν,
God’s will be done; apsunp be -- ῥεῖ
47, as much as he may desire; £/2& -
fyh% po, if you wish or like; δ) ἡ ως,
Jbg ἔων, og, at your will or plea-
sure; as wellas you could wish; --
ff (12, I wished to, I wanted to; --
kt find wake, I would say, I mean;
hued” οἷ bY pacifier «“ωΐγρν OF rather ἢ
την Ἰ, it pleased him to, he lik-
ed to; - ἵν ap. he desired or wished;
fahren ly feathissg ip, against his will;
“r Fis ft ζωω bp, as much as we
CAN 5 aly ῥέωμα. be — fght Ὁ » in an
Way they like. sal ᾿
«j, -p» fg 5. posture, position,
standing still ; stage: pause, sea stop,
halt; dwelling, lodge, seat; situation,
state; conduct, customs; being, sub-
Stance ; a. existing, existent; 4- a.
bey. to stop, to pause, to halt, to rest,
to cease ; ζω; ηεηῥη -f, to remain in
uprightness ἢ “ἐεξνα - ΩΣ omfg
#°9, neither shall the sole of thy foot
ave rest; ζωώφ f -f peed, stand up-
right!

, Yayuehut a. firm, solid, stable, sta-

Honary ; -ρ s. chant, plain-song.

. yu, fg s. Station, place, post,
site; position ; dwelling , residence,
abode ; ast. station ; α. 5. Quyned 5 *p,

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limbo sdb pfih, gh pushuyfrgt —p ; heaven;

—p nanfy, foot-stool. (composed; 8. Gases:
ἴῃ μεν,» el, -εΐἕεων “Ὡ“ UN. *to be

Guyton S. Qayned.

ων εξ εὐ, S. ΠΣ station ; rail-
way station; terminus ; mar. wharf;
landing place ; - 4wamg» coach-stand;
— bby, Saf, departure ; arrival 5 sb
“πες —f OF [superintendent.

᾿γμν οὔκ ἦγ. 8. station-master,

Ἰγμωγ δ αἷν, bipg 8. Ὦ ω, αἵ.

Yuyl? fg 4. basket, pannier ; 8. Hea
(εξ; -Ρ Ἴ{πτε- ἐα ἐν ἔγ ( » rounds of ap-

lause, plaudits ;-« Senpheotby, am S.

oss (3 ἔν of

Yu (Patek Fon, to gush, to spout out.

Quy[FES, kgf on. to clap the hands
or stamp the feet in sign of joy, to
applaud, to load with applause : to
dance, to leap, to jump, to caper, to
eut eapers.

Yuylt fb, Yus[Fn Δ, 4. clapping of
hands; stamping; shouting, applause,
cheers, acclamations; caper; clat-
tering.

YQuylPom, wy a. leaping skittishly
here & there, skipping, tripping along.

Qaypwh , gq 8. drop, globule. °

Quyjeshusoe a. dropping ; distilling.

LD ety 9 aan gees ν Gaye hed, » buf
un.to drop, to flow by drops, to fall
drop by drop, to trickle; to leak, to
run out; to stream, to flow.

Yeey peer ζει gre gevtale oS ᾿ neg va. to
eause to trickle.

Yesypeohneitt 8. leaking; trickling.

Ἰωω δ ’ bg ὅ. spark; S. Yup hb Geb .

“δ ess fesess ts Ἰγω δ᾽ car hy cas — a. mixed
with live coals; smouldering.

Yee d carly ccs Tesas el , eas (470 UN. to break out
in flames, to blaze.

QuydwhbS, σοῦ un. to sparkle, to
throw out sparks, to emit rays of
light, to lighten ; to fulminate.

Quad ere Α heats ’ Guip 9 hwig 8. light-
ning, thunder; thunderbolt; spark;
live or burning coal, glowing embers;
med. earbuncle, anthrax; Spugquys
~kackp, lively sparks; - πεῖν wpdes_
{ξ,. [PolPupt;,, to emit sparks; to
launch thunderbolts, to blast with
lightning.

Guyduheusep a. thunder-struck ;
thundering; fulminating ; fig. startling ;
-dwe,tree struck with lightning, a
blasted tree; - wrk, , 49 μὴν οϑν αν ἔ ky , to

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blast or strike with lightning, to thun-
derstrike = ἔηξε. wnereds apes ° his
house has been struck with lightning;
-aclthct s. fulmination.

Quid ζω Auses a. sparkling ἢ
bright, brilliant.

Quy whiunlinpnep a. purified by fire.

QuySwhierguyn a. lightening , flash-
ing; τε ἢ, 5. lightning ; thunder.

YuayS cattsfeg dhpts ὃ. Ὦ ωρεἤνευ "ἡ.

Yusydeosunfr s. phys. spintherometer.

Quyd fy 8. little spark.

*Yuyd fur 8. bot. §. Geer

Yuyd Suc 8. percussion-cap.

Yuydanfl s.furuncie, boil; S. da.

Yuydpurp ὅ. silex, flint. ἘΣ

Yas hay fell , Eguy un. to be establish-
ed, consolidated, rooted.

Yay, fg δ. mast ; sail; Weaver's
beam ἢ PN a ἔν ἡ εἴγε ‘ Jiu ~, fore
-- Σ mizen — 5 — gpopne., flag-staff φευΐνῃ,
bby q-t, to raise a -3 funteapSbgaegeus_
“Lk, q-%, to unmast; to dismast.

πεν, τε “ἢ, 8. stability, firmness.

Yuynet a. stable, firm, constant,
durable, immoveable ; -- fuse, real
estate, houses & lands, landed estate;
-σε (δ [εν 8. stability.

Yusuf 8. anal. penis.

Qeyu 8. boisterous wind.

Qujekpogin a. written or signed by
the emperor. - [or race.

Quyuk pagal a. of imperial family

Qayubpuwgh a. imperial; 8. imperial
prince or princess.

Yusjuk paket a. imperial.

Quyubpuhb ay a. resembling an em-
peror, like an emperor, imperial.

Qejubpuh fg a. associated in the
empire, ruling jointly.

Quayek pastel » sages UN. to rise to
imperial dignity, to become or to be
crowned emperor. (claim emperor.

Qayekpusgneguthed, , neofe va. to pro-

Qayskpacfth 8. empire; — [πεν
the Russian — ; fp — esdpunntuy ,to elev-
ate to the purple , or to the imperial
dignity.

LP wip, p, ρέῃ 8. OMperor, Cce-
sar; Wb4ufrwn. -», His Imperial Ma-
jesty.

Quyuppimbyp , angus 8. elector: —po.
μεν [γε ἤ εἰν, ((. electoral; —apne(Ff s. elec-

Yusyupocsh sf. empress. (torate.

“τ! νέα. , aq a. healthy; active,

agile, lively, brisk, sprightly ; swift, |

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quick, diligent; gay, merry, jocose,
facetious; pretty , pleasing , prepos-
sessing; 8. fish; reptile; -- s«.bb,. τῷ

“οί. to reanimate, to revive, to

comfort, to invigorate.

uy enasnne(F ft 8. health, vivacity,
loveliness; sprightliness , liveliness,
gaiety, sportiveness. [ baster.

wjnkp δ. marks Or veins in ala-

Yayanfr 8. rejoicing, exultation;
eapering, friskiness, frolicsomeness,
playfulness: aquatic animal, fish.

easy aso μα, cay fs » ~ak ff, Eg, ~n fil,
E-guy un. to rejoice, to exult, to leap,
to frisk or skip for joy, to romp, to
sport, to frolic, to play, to be all alive;
odp fury nush syoss Ur. cas clon ῥεῖν,» the
serpents are twining round me. (mal).

Yuya fhumul 8. kick (from an ani-

Qesyennetiash a. containing fish or

Haye syby 8. Wey [aquatic animals.

Qutundee fi, eur, ΓΟ" Qe having a
wife, married, conjugated.

Yu ὗε, δ. pl. women, the fair sex.

Yutwtiny 8. gyneceeum; harem, se-
raglio; nunnery, convent. —

Yutmtgupupey a. feminine, weak,
timid, cowardly, pusillanimous.

ἴγμἦ, οἵ, δ fit , dhusg a. born of 8
woman.

Uy exsist eas ccs a.womanish, feminine.

Τη ἦν εὗνο “ὦ web ρὲ a. petticoated ,
clothed in woman’s garments.

Guttusthguryknne (Fh 8. gynecocracy,
petticoat government.

Yutiws a. green, verdant; s. verd
ΓΘ; -- pusqugnyt, sea-green ; - Shhh:
iris-green.[fine green colour; greenish.

Qutuseghy a. painted green, ofa

Yotwsugojt a. green; dark green.

ccs cas Σιν ἡ αν ᾿ —qp brug ᾽ -΄αίυω.
-yocwpx a. clothed with verdure, 00-
vered with leaves or grass, verdant,
green.

Qutursudthe a. fresh, blooming.

ἴῃ νἦν κεν; attend, usensy UN. to become
green, to grow green again; to be
verdant.

ΥΩ a. green leaved.

Yuatoswgaegqubk dS, neg va. to paint
or stain green, to make green.

Ἰγωνΐ εις τε. {2 pet δ. green, green co-
lour; verdure.

Ἰη κι, μεν g ose grassy ad. womanlike , wo-
manly; — qupquepfz. to adorn or be-
deck oneself like a woman.

uv

Yiu gf ΩΣ ghung a. female, fe-
minine, womanly, womanish; effemi-
nate 5 -wkyp, wqg -- ν wWomankind, the
fair sex; - duj%, womanish voice; --
“δ μεν, woman's garments; — guyz,
female attire or ornaments; σε,
-,to dress oneself in female attire;
«ἴω οἿν bey syehire. cor - νΕ, qanps --ἴο lie
with mankind; - s. pl. women: the

ἢ ωἵναν ἑν» fs. hemp; tow. [menses.

Yutghugh,, —yet a, standing, up-
right, straight, erect; -- 4cuu4, beau-
tifully shaped, erect stature.

Yet Ἴων Σιων δ. cubit measure; a. 8.
Qube th ash ; -σε(ϑ ῥεῖ 8. measuring by

Quceg tere ny Ss. -qbn, -tk wash. {cubits.

Yateibat a. a cubit long; twhpe
τω kp&p, teeth three cubits long.

ἢ μωῖν αν δ. Lyf va. to raise, to lift up,
to re-instate, to re-establish ; to raise
up, to erect, to set up, to found, to
build, to rebuild, to construct; —fsr
un. to get up or rise again, to be built
or raised up; to stay, to stop; + sug.
Roast, - ““'ν»»εἷ» “η(δ ες (9 » to win
or obtain the victory; — προς to un-
furl a flag ) τ TEL κεν αν εν το εἴρωνε [2 Ὁ , to
raise the standard of rebellion; -

Sard fesse a. 5 quinch acpasp, tO re-pris-
tinate, to re-habilitate or restore the
reputation or good name of; fsnpah,
sky —,to pitch a tent; to erect an
altar; - gpwz, to reduce words to
acts, to carry out a project, to ac-
complish a design; -fy ἐσβήωρῥ» to
prance, to rear. [erect.

wheinapg a. upright, standing,

Yebgine(Fpeh, oii 5. the raising
Up; re-establishment, building, erec-
tion, construction; restoring, reviv-
Ing; resurrection.

whe nh, ἀνα δ. cubit; a. straight,
standing, perpendicular, erect, on foot;
firm, stable; -- ῥ᾽ -- ad. quite, totally,
entirely; -- fa, ,to be up or afoot;
fo rise, to get up; gewy -. to be
ughty, proud, vain; tes. —, he
sat upright ; ζω --, he stopped,
stayed, or did not pass beyond.
wig, by δ. male eagle.

Reng argh", κα κω un. to be well esta-
blished, deeply rooted, well founded,

xed; ““ηῤωη εἴ, —abressy , unstable,
not well fixed; S. Pape piliaw .

ἢν ρῥε. s. large wooden collar.

ων yf 5. Ἡωζαν; - bang α. hempen,

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made of hemp; -f a. cannabine; s.
drill, duck ; —4asen 8. hemp-seed ; —a4
8. urtica cannabina. (dicle, stalk.

Yun f2- . by Γ handle; — mangng, Pe-

Yt [Fwy s.cantharis, spanish fly.

Yut[thy» sng 8. lamp et πε. dd ol
(Ἐ, heals, ghokeay, coger,» illumina-
tion-, gas--, night-light, spirit-—;- go
rgb» Saykyb —» street-—; Tap cas κεν ane ne
-(Ephu[togey), signal-—; — hpuacus,
Suqgopsf, enameller’s- or glass blow-
er’s -} whpny —. aphlogistic -; fap.
binpape -, - lighting by itself; saate_
annals τον sinumbra -; - hist neyfol
soldering-- > 72 ἐμωηΐ τη [δωιῖν ᾿
foot--8; sappupky. dusky, οἶσε γος
“E,,_-. to trim, to light, to extinguish
or put out a —; 8.} ων δ.

Yui (ak yengnne » ag S$. lamp-maker ;
-hbe a.—-bearing ; -qu%un. s.--seller;
—deen. §.—-lighter; τῶι a. having a -;
-frew 8. bot. celandine, tetter-wort.

Yust frrputine (8 8. foretelling, pre-
diction ; introduction.

stfragin a. foreknowing, pre-
scient;s.diviner, foreboder; prognos-
ticator. [prescience, gift of prophecy.

Yutifuogfune{Ip s. foreknowledge,

ΟΣ ΣΎ αα. already, before, pre-
viously, formerly, antecedently.

ἰγωϑηβεινησε γεν l a. foreboding, fore-
telling; foreboded or foretold.

Yustifrargpwhut a. forewritten.

Qutfuagek Sa. to write beforehand,
to predict in writing. (writing.

Yutfugpor(Fpe% 8. predicting in

Yeast fers rund 8. AVANCE 5 — πάω, ἴ0
advance sums. ;

Yutrfeurg μαι [ἡ ῥεῖ, 5. introduction.

Yustfeurykhag a. forewarning ; fore-

Yuh fre (I fre 8. antedate. (warned.

YustofsseS ushers §. Up casey ως casas e [cy.

Yetfewfeounch s. prediction, prophe-

Yustfrwds whol a. foreknown, fore-
seen, predicted; -- gfmac(#fe% 8. Yur
μα fre (3 pet

Ἠωΐνβνευ ζω ry a. ancient, of anti-
quated date or observance, old, inve-
terate ; - hud ἢ μεν, (ἢ ἢ preju-
dice, prepossession, preoccupation ; --
ghimncf, prescience, foreknowledge ;
-σεί s. ancient custom or usage,
ancientness; prejudice, prepossession.

Yutifewsuu a, early, precocious,
premature, forward.

Yes frees ὁ με ineyy a. paid in anticipa-

Gut

tion, advanced; — gud, advance; --
εἰν,» to advance, to advance sums.

LP rw or a. invited prece-
dently. :

Yuttfuurduyhb Sva. to foretell, to an-
nounce beforehand, to predict ; —deyk
n{#f.h 5. prediction.

Τηίων. a. foretold, predicted.

Yuwitfaudaem a. introduced before-
hand; — wadepa(# s. prejudice, pre-
possession.

Yestefs reser us4chistol uy α. predes tinated ἢ
—Sittne{Pfr% $s. predestination.

Yurtfeuruwg a.predicting, foretelling;
, foretold, foreboded; - pup, predic-
tions; — ,(vk,, to foretell, to predict,
to prognosticate; to forewarn; -Γῥᾷ a.
prophetic ; -o-(#fe% s. prediction.

μετ, &. provident, wary, cau-
tious, prudent; -a./#f/.% s. foresight,
precaution; prevision. [early.

Yast frp a. thrown down or fallen

Yustfreryryg a. foreshown, presaged.

Yutifeue ad. before, antecedently,
formerly, anciently, in bygone times.

QutifubS, &gh un. to rise or get up
early; to arrive early, before day-
break; to hasten, to hurry, to make
haste, to arrive beforehand, to antici-
pate, to go or get before, to precede,
to get the start of, to outstrip ; -- jz ω-.
nuweowth, to rise with the dawn, to get
up at day-break;- o-%4,, to preoc-
cupy; -- δ Qusmmpneits pydhg παρε, ρ,
to anticipate one’s desires or wishes;
Fray bre. εὐ Ὧν ass oy εὐ» Ex easy snp εἶ εὐ, εὐ, es,
-ncyu ju, he drew near morning ὦ even-
ing & presented himself forty days.

Ywiful pg a. predicted, foretold; s.
mus. prelude.

Yutfupy a. in cash, ready (money) ;
—qpud, ready money, cash; -- Scmne,
gut, to pay in advance.(anticipation.

Yutfunc(2h 8. priority, anteriority ;

Yash furre ite tbigk pres ξεν εσωερ ῥα 8. pre-
cession of the equinoxes. [or informed.

Yuwifuncukuy a. already instructed

Yast sop» —hkun., “ 8. thistle-head ;
plunuwhf — artichoke; wf -/, bottom
ofan artichoke ; ζω -f, artichoke-
chard ; —f ῥιξέ Α S. Ufc paps 3 ~ashng
δ. artichoke-ground.

*Wuthfs 8. wooden hook.

Ἰη 7,2 , - ὦ δ. rod, stick, switch;
pole, perch.

Yunr%Auk, ῥ᾽ δ. rape, rapeseed.

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Yuta , wg 8. Tule, regulation ; order,
method, law, ordinance, precept, sta-
tute, regimen; model, example; can-
ON; Swtpekut —, as a general rule;
j@ -f» according to rule; strictly, re-
gularly ; Δ’ -«,, canonically ; — νά,
to serve as a rule or precept ; τως.
yocSuitky η--. to keep, to break the
rules or regulations ; -- &pfy arith. rule
of three, proportion.

Yustatwgken 5. canonist 5 -—zhernc (ἢ
8. canon law; -gfpg 8. book of canons.

Yutrtug fp s. law-giver , legislator.

Yuttntiusg pohet a. relating to rules
or regulations.

Yutrtugpkd, Egh va. to establish
rules or laws, to make regulations for:
to admit into canon-law.

Yukotugane{i fh 5. regulation, sta-
tute, constitution. [s. —ness.

Yestrate shy ἷι a. canonical ; —ar [sft

Ἠω εν ως, a. observant of rules;
-σε(θ fh 4. observation of rules.

hutirbwenp a. regular, methodical;
-ES va. to regulate, to rule, to putin
order; —fs 8. regulator; --“πεί ῥεῖ 5s.
regularization.

Yutntbd, &gf va, to regulate, to
determine, to order, to dispose, toar-
range ; to prescribe, to decree, to con-
stitute, to establish : to canonize.

Yuta pha , δεν δ. canon ; Lb utp -f:
an easy life ; -- οὐ ωἷν a. belonging to ἃ
oder -σε [9 βεῖ 8. -ΤΥ; —ncSh sf. “6088.

Yuiintdachp 8. appendix or supple-
ment to the canons.

Yutne fo , Ὅν, a. premature, preco-
cious, ripe before the season; prior,
anterior; old, ancient; ad. before the
time, prematurely, very early; τσ.
- δα. whugut, early or first, late or
backward fruits; wedphe -- be shu.
gut, the former & the latter rain,
vernal & autumnal rain..

Yuits, oy, bs —beb 8. ery, Scream
shriek; — be funumbs fof, wy cries &
ene , εἰ

εν εἴ, αἴ, ἔξ un. to cry, to cry 00);
to sercan: to exclaim ; * to call after,
to halloo.

Yuwtisnq a. crying ; * calling after.

Lt Pe " κῃ! UN. to become as
hard as leather, to grow hard or tough,
to shrivel; fg. to become rude, coarse,
to be clownish.

Yuyuns wy 5. bribe, present; fees;

qon

-αρ ad. by force of bribery, through
corruption ; - (982. «uy, to bribe, to
corrupt, to grease the palm; to sub-
Orn; -« wankec,, to take bribes.

Ἰλωχευ κω μέγῇ a. bribed, corrupted,
suborned; venal; -« watb,, to bribe
with gifts or with money.

Weary ccs on. ene poses [eubs un- to Suffer one-
self to be corrupted, to take bribes.

Qagewnushonepds 8. Yessy esrre pl <=
watk,, to procure through bribery &
corruption; to corrupt, to render ve-
nal; — ,;bub,;, to allow oneself to be
corrupted by presents, to be venal.

Yawzew nuh pds νι [Ὁ fret ὃ. bribery, cor-
is ρων: venality. ° [rupting.

wronwhp 8. act of bribing or cor-

Lae asg QO. taking bribes,
greedy of gifts, corrupted, venal; sub-
orned ; — guemaens, Venal or unjust
judge; -(#} s. the accepting or taking
bribes. [presents to corrupt.

Yeazeercomm., wg 2. giving bribes or

Geyer bl, Loaf va. to bribe, to cor-
rupt, to practise upon, to buy over, to
suborn, to seduce with bribes. [orner.

Yaryraenfis 8. briber, corrupter; sub-

Hawk wy a.leathern, made of leather.

Gaozpk god 8. currier; -σε (δ 4. cur-
rying ; 8. Wecerqeasfesrags gy. » &e.

Yah. 2e0, 8. hide, skin, leather.

Yeah S$. sry ει) tress οὔ.

Yeagh acing bul, δο7ὺῦ va. to bind, to tie
fast, to bind tightly, to lash together.

Huyhwn., wy 8. heap of stones, mass
of rocks.

Qaydprinh a. strong, sturdy, ro-
bust, athletic, muscular, brawny.

Yes searqarl ἢ ῥ 8. magpie, pie.

4, y+ fg s.tie, fastening, knot;
ligature, lace, lashing, band, withe,
bandage, swath; rope, cord, string;
gr. 8pelling; fig. tie, bond, link, oblig-
ation; a. sour, sharp, harsh, tart.

Yewagiy, ng, πα 8. tax paid for a
dignity or privilege. [joined.
wmgwhhg a. bound together; con-
Veer ng ase yor esr eng εἰ βιΓ un. to clear away
any obstacles; fig- to break a treaty,
to repudiate obligations. _[sension.
Yuya fer. a. causing strife or dis-
ἴγωναανί αν ΑΓ, Egf va.to bind, to unite,
to join together.
ἴγωνκῃ οὔ πὶ (δ s. bond, joint, con-
junction, connexion ; coherence, rela-
tion, concatenation.

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Yury, f s. cassock, monk’s gown.

Yesuyuh, f 8. pass, defile.

Uasy ευἱνκαν κα, δ. 58.016, gaol-keeper.

Yavapai ng aA. $e bound, detained,
captive, prisoner. :

asin ulX, --Ξ 4. 7658, bewits.

Yussqutpe δ. pl. bonds; hand-cuffs ,
fetters, manacles; rope, cord, string :
pass, defile: censure, excommunica-
tion; «πεν, -twg, prison, jail, gaol; &
bu wphwhk,, to fetter, to put in irons;
to imprison.

Yureyeuy, ary ὃ. lead; bot. caper; ca-
per-bush 5 -wpacne 8. massicot; —a_
gnjt a. lead-coloured ; -w#gops s.plum-
ber; -wgnpdnc(8f s. lead-works or
~-manufacture ; —,—agpfs 5. lead-pen-
Cil; -whhp gneke, gi pdut 8. plummet,
plumb-line > ~aSuenp » mug ὅ. lead-
mine ; —ft a. of the nature of lead;
—ayog. α. leaded ; —kay a. leaden, made
of lead; -&-fva. to plug or stop with
lead, to lead, to plumb; -sy πεἥη. 8.
bol. anise-seed. {bond, cord.

Yargupwtr 4. detention ; prison :

Vest aay ων Messy tye ἄπ ἢ a. deserting, fug-
itive ; rebellious. [ bearer.

Uc cag axes Eee fogs ᾿ hpug $. quiver-

eas ang eas pu Mess evry ’ WE ay a. furnished
with a quiver, (archer).

Yesseysrs Xp ’ χω δ. quiver ; -Χὼ Cd
πε σεν, to desert, to rebel; to re-
treat, to flee, to throw down one’s
arms. {extremities of sausages.

*Yuseygyorefe s. hock of a ham; tied

Yasey hg uy ’ —fuling ᾿ -ἐβεῖ, 8. tavern,
public-house; eating-house: brothel.

Uae ong beg ext o0p br ont ΓΟ —(aesh sf. tavern —
or eating-house keeper, publican.

Yesreag hel, Eyl: va. to bind, to tie, to
fasten; to bind or tie up; to bind fast,
to pinion; to cord, to bind with cords ;
to bind, to connect or link with; to
chain, to put in irons, to imprison; fig.
to bind by friendship, by contract ; gr.
to spell; -, αὶ Ῥηνήβειρ --ν to excom-
municate; - be ΣΟ by , to bind &
loose; — fapdnetw, to bind up in bun-
dies, in fagots ; — angssn ass τε. canes y op ngnen
fut f f&puy, to chide, to correct, to
punish, to chastise; to blame, to cen-
sure; -- gi&kqne, to tongue-tie; whack
- whdft , to gain celebrity , to win
fame, to acquirea great name; —/Sfun. :
to be fastened, tied or bound ; to thick-
en; fig. to become attached to, to

wa
conceive affection for; -- ages pig.
agen, — pf acdkp “μη, to knit soul
to soul, to be linked in the closest

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Yasapersen ἐν uszen g. Brasil-wood.
Yungenk oS, ἕο va. to despoil, to de-
predate ; to plunder, to loot, to collect

bonds of affection ; fasybuy a. bound; | booty, to rob, to strip, to deprive of,

Imprisoned, enchained ; fuseyhesy dh&_
op Ec ἔτ» ἔν us τονε, ρ . bound hand &
fout; tre ζω μα ἔγε gp 8. rebus.

wb pun, fig δ. piece of linen or of
cloth ; - ramp, tatter, rag; -- δ᾽ ων
sack- or hair-cloth ; μα αν κῶας ἔν -τῶν, to
tear to shreds, to tatters; ἘΞ. ὥρᾳ.

Yuseyk penuh, —npl 8. piece of rag,
shred, strip, scrap, cutting of linen or
cloth. [tution.

Yanykiip , uftusy 4. price of prosti-

Hanah, ἐξα, ὃ. ape ;- yoapp, mar-
moset; — %&&, baboon; -- kphmuyius,
din, monkey.

Yang fp, «jXwy scab, hin, ephah,
bath : bezel, mounting, setting; <p su.
gq» socket or orbit of the eye; -g
horjuwg, Vamp ofa shoe; iron greaves,
armor for the legs ; - csurusdisiry ,
socket, alveolus.

Qugpunbet, f s. Capitol. [grapes.

“ας δωᾳ. δ. stem of a bunch of

Qe hbt, kgf un. to ape, to mimic.

Yaseyhne(F με, 8. mimicry.

ων δὴ 8. δοί. lovage.
πὰ euwnng A, blue, sky-blue,
cerulean, azure; 8. light blue; gage --
dark blue; — gum, the liquid plain,
the watery way. the main, the sea.

Yuryne(Pfe% δ. sourness, acritude,

Yurqoets 5. tie, ligament. [tartness.

L) Pe ‘ bg 7 ἤπη πε πε. εν ΓΝ spoils,
booty , plunder, loot; a. despoiled,
stripped = asretilry y (Angry. to despoil,
to plunder ; πηι. “- wihkyny ’ to
gather the spoils. [lean.

Yusey ner usg ryt a. blue, azure, ceru-

εω {τε φεωἤ , usy Ch. bluish, rather
blue, sky-blue; livid; s. bluish, light
blue ; ~ ζω, the roof or canopy of
heaven, the cerulean vault; -» δρᾷ.
iby, 8ky-blue ; -- Seqdee, ultra-marine 3
epreufrulat —, Prussian blue.

ees cag 700 aro ss ly μεν og. ngs ᾿ -umgaps , —hhkuy,
~hbay a. blue, bluish, azure; livid,
blackish.

Gagacmuhpdl, guy un. to become
bluish or livid, to approach to blue.

Yeas δηρόν ει στε ere [9 fr 8. lividness.

ΟΣ ΟΣ Li eee 8. ἴμεν bot.

ἴω πω) a. 8ky-blue, sky-coloured.

Ucar esg ont ary te, chem. cyanic.

a - — —

to bereave.[ping, depredation, pillage.
wiyinnep, --πι. ἢ, δ. spoiling, strip-

Yara. Suphusthbed vn. to fix the re-
gards on, to bend, to rivet on.

ΟΣ: ᾿ -ὧξᾳ Qa. harnessed, put
to; -dfgp s. team; pair of carriage

unpre ὃ. Z0ophyte. (horses.

Yunugnps » aug 8. coach-maker.

Qunawdneg 8. z00l. gnat, mosquito.

Yond, wap 8. Webb puted.

Lt Pr Py κεν ’ -ῥᾷ a. fighting froma
chariot; s. fight in chariots.

esa races eh ez ease y αἴτια a. harnessed to
a coach; -- gacn%, carriage-gate.

Yun 0 ay ὃ. cable.

Qunwing 8. coach-house ; fwap -f:
job-carriage.

Yunwhs, Yonws 8. cry, outcry; bel-
lowing; croaking; -&dé un. to cry, to
shout, to utter cries, tg baw]; to roar;
to low, to bellow ; ἘΝ bros: —fed 5,
crying; bellowing; croaking.

ers recon αὐ ἔτ ann ἡ - ων s ag ὃ. coachman,
driver: drover ; governor, regent,
chief, rector; euld-nn.usl -φωρᾷν coach-
man’s box.

Yarn usdopl dy Lyfe va. to drive ἃ
coach : to conduct, to direct, to guide,
to govern, to rule, to regulate; spar
gue. -, to drive, to rattle along at full
speed; —fil fp (FEwe 4nqdang» to be borne
on the wings of the wind.

Yunudupne{Ff% 8. act of driving:
conduct, regency, direction, govern:
ment; — s««%, house-keeping, ec0n-
omy ; — guryuph, policy, politics.

ΑΝ ΣᾺΣ carriage- Or Wag-
gon-train ; railway train; - 4
down-train :-- gupdf, up-train; beet
puldury ἤν dp [δεν -» fast, slow
train 3 SessyMbey , Mossy ox ess ν φιωμεῖμ,
βμωρφῥᾷ, κεανωζβρ or pups, kel.
bikhug, ἢ ['ο εν εὐ κε ( —» express, stop-
ping, mixed, goods- or luggage:
passenger, excursion train ; #bq##«
[ub —, carriage-truck; b Suns wu Shot
Be ἔξω «ἢ wdnet —, the half past five
o’clock train is just arrived; 5. Ur-
hun[Fnegl- [s. chariot-race.

Usarea cas popease eg A. racing in chariots;

Yunwike a. having many coaches,
waggonsg Or carriages.

LO

Yurampl dt, kgf va. to strike on the
head ; to behead, to execute, to deca-
pitate ; εν ἔτ ἣἰν —hyy ΟΥ̓

ων τσ τη 8. Golgotha, place of
the skull, place of execution.

Hasna ft s.8kull, cranium, head; κα
- S$ubh,, to cut off the head, to be-
head, to decapitate.

Dawn spt a. Whose skull or head
is wounded ; -4. va. to wound or
strike on the head, to knock down;
~ach, fone 2. beheading, decapitation.

Huwnpiftug a. carriageable, along
which a coach may go; -- gw<fq, car-
riage-way. (hawthorn, may-.

Quen, uft δ. prickly artichoke ; bot.

Yang S.

Yenncgutbl, ovgh va. to construct,
to build, to found, to erect, to set up,
to raise, to edify; to establish, to fix;
to place, to put; to fasten, to attach;
to thicken; -- σώσω ,sfit, to fix eyes
on, to gaze at, to stare at.

ἴγωνα να 9 τε δὼ δ. establishment, con-
struction, edifice, erection; elevation.

esrb’, nk ay : weoveog bs easy una. to
grasp at, to lay. hold of, to cling to;
to be caught by, bent or fixed on.

Geng, aug 8. coach, carriage; car,
chariot ; - gkpwhaugkip , chariots
armed with Bcythes ; = erg frcary fale ως ’
254 dey — S. Qenwanad’ ng ἔς hun,p;
ae Ephewtfie, apes et.caste fre. , two-, four-
wheeled carriage; -- pusnawdf, dég_
dfhut —, acoach and four, and six;
ζω» heoe> fusca Shirly -,- funwingf, ΟΣ ΜΝ
εν ἴδω --τν omnibus ; hired-coach ;
stage-coach ἢ dupdnwng ’ 4useuspusluecg ᾿
wrest Lb μεν ἤϊε —, hackney-coach; cab;
private coach ; Saduswenp —, carriage
with awning or curtains ; fesesprese her
ag» Cab-stand; wumpAwip , gnitush
“ὦ [Fon on. “ἐνῇ, ἔπε ρδρ OT gang, knhp ἤν εν σα. κα ‘
foot-board of a carriage ; carriage-
door; coachman’s box; carriage-seat;
hood ofa carriage ; af aarp « ’ escsa ly ἤ μεν κι. “εν ’
coach-hire, fare; kyuwth,, Sinuink, f
ἄπ. to get into the coach; oghh,,
aneaey perqael σέιξεξβυ i: husrusy » to
help into, or down from the coach; dus
γδι qhwnw, to drive a coach; διρίδωμ
hunop, to go or ride in a coach; hes
grtgwty ghwaush,to stop the carriage;
qguqapk -L, the coach pulls up; 8.
UphelPaegh, Ἰνωΐνε, Γ, GusdGoyld > Yuu
dS, &c.

wsnnegneils .

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Qaagpfau 4. zool. beaver, castor 5
ast. Castor. [ Uesrerfrel”, Usesurresl’>

QuwbS, byf vn. to thrash corn; 8.

Quukguegutbd, “εἰ; υα. ἴο stop, to
detain, to withhold, to keep in, to
prevent, to hinder, to hold back, to
interrupt. (interrupting.

Yuk goegps a. impeding, hindering,

ΟΡ abe sssy » Ἰγχωωωζιων, vl: s. cinna-
mon; -» -dat ἢ. Quah d fprash .

ἴμωωῤῥι, οι vn. to stop, to cease,
to desist, to leave off; to retard, to
restrain; to diminish, to Jessen: to
lose courage. (machine.

GQaopfs s. thrasher; mech. thrashing-

Yusropuys fy 8. bot. laurel, bay-tree.

Uwe. ῥ᾽ s. pearl barley ; malt :
chestnut? S. Lb ζω.

Qwohws , fr, oy 8.8uspicion, distrust,
surmise, doubt, mistrust, umbrage; a.
suspicious, distrustful; - wnatny, — f
hiss nehk,, ὑ - ateleutiby . ὑ a εἰν». ἴο
conceive suspicion, to be suspicious,
to distrust; ωρι δ, g~s tO dissi-
pate, to cure of suspicion or distrust;
— & ῥά qidwtk, I suspect or doubt
him, I have no confidence in him, I
am diffident about him.

: Ἰγων δ᾽ cog fi, -gayh a. suspicious,
doubtful, mistrustful.

Yaruhwd wp ΝᾺ Ἰγμων δ᾽; —hop ad.
distrustfully ; a0 00s 0 ean ΕΑῇ “αὐ 7 008 —bu “εν,
qoedipk , to suspect wrongfully or
without cause.

Yosser hy eat δ᾽ ese . “διε, a. suspicious,
distrustful, diffident, doubtful; - as,
atkp, to become suspicivus of.

Yuwhwtkd, Lyf un. to suspect, to
have a suspicion of, to be doubtful, to
doubt, to distrust, to mistrust, to be
difident, mistrustful of.

Yuewhusaw, wy a. suspicious, mis-
trustful, distrustful, umbragcous; ap-
prehensive, uncertain, irresolute; /
dfn —s plik, fz, to suspect, to want
confidence in, to be suspicious of; -ἰσαὖ
s. diffident or irresolute character.

U peers ζ μεν, Ρ 8. sool, owl, owlet.

Yosuheafaere ὅ. malt-liquor, beer; =
uke gesteny , table-beer ; - Pd oad We ale;
qopeesse_s0ys OF wh suse —, porter; - ynaf,
swipes.

Yarchupus ’ ἐσ ὅ. gridiron : trivet,
tripod Ἢ ΩΣ Σ᾽ διῥέ, ῥ ΓΟ proesy -f » to
broil, to grill, to cook upon the grid-
iron; sf f -E, broiled meat; -- 4qhh

WUS
«ἢ wheafeeinnop » beefsteak with po-
tatoes.

ἸγωνωζξιΓυα. to profane, to pervert.

Yuuhktpf s. chestnut-tree ; Steff -»
horse-—; —g δ. chestnut-grove.

Quuhneife $. chem. malting.

Yuund, uf va. to thrash corn; to
triturate, to pound, to bruise, to grind.
Ywunett 8. cessation : thrashing.

Yuu 8. pincers.

ἴῃ με εν ον east κοῦ ἢ ὑ 8. chestnut.

Yearorwp 8. bird living on herbs.

ΤῈ νεῖν αν, wg δ. green wood-pecker.

Husmuh, ᾧ 8. jesting, trifling, plea-
santry, trick, facetiousness; derision,
mockery, sport; S. Juma; a. jocose,
waggish; humorous, diverting, droll,
comical; 5 -“« ad. pleasantly, jesting-
ly, in jest; humorously, jocosely;
"ἢ wha q- 4 joking apart ; - «ὦ
ub, to jest, to joke, to play the fool;
suk; ἢ πῶς to say jestingly, to cut
jokes on; wyayt be — wntk,, to laugh
at, to mock, to jeer, to rally, to scoff
at, to turn into ridicule ; «ον be -- ῥ.
ué,, to be laughed at, to be the laugh-
ing-stock of.

Yuwwhwpwt a. droll, facetious, jo-
cular, waggish; -»(#) s. facetious-
ness, merry conceit, pleasantry, jo-
coseness, humour.

Yusmuhkwhp 8. pleasantry, jesting,
foolery ; mockery, jeering, jeer, scot
taunting; opprobrium ; Susp be asyeqh
hug watk,, to laugh, to scoff or jeer
at, to cover with ridicule; -- or δώσης
be ayuh -husy εἰν... to make oneself
ridiculous, to render oneself an object
of derision; to be the sport or laugh-
ing-stock of.

Yumnuhwuke a. given to waggery or
jesting, jocose, waggish, jocular,
sportive, playful.

QemuhbS, δῦ va. to joke, to jest;
to rally, to mock, to laugh at.

Yes uhh og » asl, ong ὃ. actor; 60-
median; a. comic.

Qemubkpguskut a. comical, bur-
lesque, farcical, facetious.

Yeamuahb ΣΤ 7. a. fond of comedy.

Yamuhkpgkdt va. to act comedy ;
fig. to jeer, to mock, to rally.

Yash b pane [Ὁ ft 8. comedy; any Le
σίνδι. to write =o ἐμωχώω 4 εαἿεης fras oss
gr-gutk,, to acta play, to represent
plays; -- pa δ, it is but a farce.

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Usa ors eas ov [2 [εεἿν 3. ἴγμοων ον ly με ρ «
εἰν αν νη νιν ad, furiously, madly,
frantically, desperately. (roistering.
ess ane 050 ty xa fuses a. speaking furiously,

Yasenerqutte ὃ. ἴ] ὦ ον να lt fick

Yasuaki s- bot. sycamore-tree.

asm εη ἔν gaegutb dS’, negfe va. to en-
rage, to drive into a rage, to goad to
madness, to drive mad, to plague to
death. {ing, maddening.

Queqi-gneghs a. enraging, provok-

eas ass scat fs ‘gem, 4 & assy a. furious, im-
petuous, fierce, frantic, fiery, passion-
ate, violent, unruly, wild, untamed,
ferocious.

UY ὠσων νη fl”, δ un. to become fur-
ious, to be enraged, to fly into a pas-
sion, to put oneself in a fury, to break
into a fit of rage, to fall into a violent
passion.

Yasenasgne[d fret »—-ncib §. fury, impe-
tuosity, rage, ferocity, frenzy, mad-
ness ; — Snaqdng, wild rage, the fary
of the winds; -- ων, rage, canine mad-
ness.

Ls ee ν ws ῥ "ὦ ᾳ ὅ. summit, top,
height; end, conclusion, term, accomp-
lishment ; - Suen. cock’s comb;
crest; tuft; fp te BSc μους. he ar-
rived at the height of favour; 8. -=%-

Ucar ean ess 2 eas 5 ᾿ kg » ancy ὃ. end, extremity,
term ; accomplishment, consamma-
tion; end, close, expiration ; effect;
destiny ; wih, fb —» i - Lessesrrs_gistelry .
to conduet to the end, to put the fis-
ishing touch, to accomplish, to per
fect; ΣΙ Gass ect. ‘ius —, Strange
was his destiny ; dPusba f -- Sf. to the
end of time, when time shall be πὸ.
longer; xy sk & -ἶ but the ends
not yet. ;

Yew rm ἐω( ἔτ, a.perfect, accomplished,
finished, consummated, complete, en
tire; gr. preterite, past tense; =r ~'
man of ripe years, grown up ; /ig- per
fect man; — wencpap, advanced ἴῃ
years, old, aged; decrepit, worn out
With age; bib, be ἔπει —, to improve,
ore aay fzleustone[F frie =, to empower,
give full powers to. :

Qarmupk pogaps a. improved ; m-
proving; -4/va. to finish ; to improve,
to perfect; -aeftfc% 8. improveme
perfection. (a perfect state.

U cas ον εν pr br pass ds fats a. produced, porn iD

Yunnupbpuhfg a. equally perfect.

OS

Ucar ον be pase, ace ss nas fy a.grown up, adult.

Ἰγων νι ἔτ μι olf ese ν --ρβεὔδμει ων α. οἵ ripe
understanding, discreet, prudent, ju-
dicious, sage. (fection ; entirely.

Qerwophypwyks ad. perfectly, in per-

Yueweapk php » kay δ. completion, ac-
complishment.

Yurmupkyae(Ffhe% s. perfection, in-
tegrity; crowning, perfecting ; com-
pletion, accomplishment, consumma-
tion : martyrdom: consecration; ini-
tiation; -ὦ or ga -, your Holiness.

Yurmup hl’, i-yf va. to finish, to end,
to accomplish, to complete, to con-
summate ; to crown, to effectuate, to
execate, to perfect, to fulfil, to real-
ize; to improve; to consecrate, to
hallow, to sanctify; to initiate; - eq.
aqapmu, to perform, to fulfil a duty;
— gheapSoceg.. to carry out a project;
— qhulis witht, to have one’s will, to
be contented, to do according td one’s
desire; — ghaulis nepacp, to fulfil the
wishes of, to humour, to content; --
qupandinne [δ Ὁ buy Je» to glut one’s
wrath or vengeance ΟἹ; -- qet[(Fugu,
quenpu fee, to terminate one’s ca-
reer; to end one’s days; — qgSa¢f» to
give up the ghost, to expire, to die;
-/f vn. to be ended, accomplished,
finished, crowned; to end, to die.

Yusmapfs 5. that conducts to the
end, finisher, executor: consecrator ;
a. executive.

Us arr 2000 ony ἐσ 004 ἔ ort s. author of all Mys-
teries ; high-priest; minister, celebra-
tor. {[bration; consecration.

Qemupngoef δ. administration, cele-
accomplishment,
completion, consummation; execu-

2 .

tion, realization ; perfection ; end,

term, conclusion; end, death; conse-
cration; initiation; — wnbnez.to be
accomplished, finished; to improve;
~ anus fp — wk,, to finish, to termin-
ate, to achieve; to improve, to per-
fect; S- ως. [s. entelechia.

Yass pet δ. ΠΣ -σε( βεῖ,

Deas ve cst e-tss'le 8. bot. origanum.

| ra ong 8. cat, PUSS ; ~ apne,
tom-cat; -- £q, she-cat; — ms singh uy,
he-cat; dug -ἰ, kitten, young cat; --
LAP Myles, ἃ good mouser; — quypf,
cat-o-mountain ; Bees, εἴξαωε. δι, —f, to
mew, to caterwaul ; djusefc% —f, MOW-
Mg; bpad-pane[F fet -wg» cater-

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wauling ; g@4up, -ἰν to kitten, to bring
forth kittens; τανε s. bot. cat’s-
head ; —af/enw s. bol. cat-mint, valerian;
awh? 5. bot. anagallis, chickweed ;
-whh 5. cat’s-eye; τυ δ. bot. cat’s-
tail; -adacfu s.zool. skate, ray, thorn-
back; -ἰᾷ 8. kitty, pussy; -#u% s. bot.
cat’s-foot ; nap shgkh —p , wha. fuynabis
diynehp , when the cat's away, the mice
will play.

Ui μων art τε: κὰν κα cx p80 ’ fy s. worshipper of
cats ; - σείδ ῥεῖ, cat-worship.

wa, wy, of 8. cord, line, string,
packthread, twine ; needlework; sew-
ing; SCAM; —u Sunphwtb, tosew,toseam.

wp, f, pe 8. force, vigour; power;
means, faculty, capacity, ability;-£,
it is possible; »s £ -- it is impossible;
@-f. as much as possible; ἃ» —f pac
(ιν, with all possible speed; ἃ» -ἰ
Loew, as little as cah be; fpepupuh_
shep fa frpaedS-f, every one accord-
ing to his ability ; nyu geanif fb -ἰ pod”
fy, as much as you can or as lies in
your power; fa fepmS —f, apgunf be
tp - be qgopae(Jt, as much as he could
or as was possible for him ; δ7--ἰ gorau
fy, to the utmost of my power, the
best I can, alll can; 03 gy fp thaw thky
-, itis notin our power, we cannot;
f di-p~ post i fepbkuttg ’ beyond their
strength.

Yas σεως. ᾿ i 8. butter ; (Fassel, hard ’
d(#pk uw, —, fresh, best, rancid —; —as#_
of cas Nicene. ᾿ ύ 8. --dealer ἢ ΝᾺ Uagh.

Quah ft, fbuwy s compasses: arch,
vault; -- Sfeuuhq» mason’s plummet,
level. (round, circular.

Ἦω οἰ dé a.in form of a circle,

Qusprehul Sf, kgf va.to measure with
& compass ; to round.

Yapuhoed’s. thick dirt or mire, mud,
slough; a. miry, muddy.

Yupuddeath § rough, hard winter;
a. wintry , brumal, hyemal, stormy.

YQuppundeepe 8. joints orarticulations.

Yuet, ῥ᾽ 8. seam; suture; mnwhy
-£. without seam.

Yesprarey, ry 8. SWAN; ast. cygnus;
dug —p, cygnet; &yg -f, the tuneful
strains ofthe expiring SWan; —sasdedfiwke
wupuwtog, & sWan-like neck.

Qupuuylo, f 8. fore-runner, pre-
cursor; out-rider; guide; a. precur-
sory; np. St. John the Baptist.
Yusprsey honk S, βοβ un. to fore-run,

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to precede; to guide, to conduct: to
announce. (sor ; fore-running.
hepunlmalah s. office of precur-
apn, oy $. large jar for wine, cask,
barrel; tun; 5. Pug.
Yupaut wh 8. light baggage.
Yuapwol-hpe a. carrying goods; bag-
gage-bearing ; s. beast of burden.
apuufr, sry, “ἔτεα ὃ. Moveables,
furniture, baggage, equipage; imple-
ments, utensils; wealth, riches, money;
goods & chattels; gfp —a+,, inven-
tOry 5 Saphuy f -uenf, covetous, mi-
serly, niggardly. [s. caravansary.
suptuseoth, ary $. CAPAVAN : —unnneh
Heepurcutap , aty 8. 60am, joint ofa
cuirass ; anat. hypochondria.
hue, wg δ. order, rank, rule, class,
series, arrangement, disposition; turn,
succession, sequel, train, concatena-
tion ; rank, state, condition; religious
order, institution, congregation; or-
ders, ordination; hierarchy: rank, line,
battle-array : stratum, layer, bed;
—une, ja -f, — ἃ -α΄ - fa -ἰ αὐ, in order,
orderly, regularly, systematically, by
turns; one after another, each in his
turn, successively; ραν τ, eX-
traordinary ; -- piac(#E, order of na-
ture ; —p vqqer{2h , the laws of probi-
ἰγ; pugbuhbuy —p, harmony; — ζω,
“uhg, the menses ; -- puwhpg, train,
style ) wba hh fb — ptf fb έν Ejwiky .
to return to one’s subject, to take up
ἃ discourse anew; νά f -f, f -- wp.
4utk;, δι. to put or set in order,
to set to rights, to order, to arrange,
to settle, to regulate, to dispose; to
count, to enumerate, to run over;
fisacsitecy. conga bry » dpgnd&; q—, to trouble, to
disturb , to disarrange (the order);
quidh f\—f actby, fp — guy, to regulate
oneself, to become discreet, orderly,
methodical ; ῥ᾽ - wthuwhf,, to prepare,
to dispose oneself; fp -- uth bang essen
ik, , to relate or narrate methodically;
glk, f: dépuy —, to impose penitence ;
ἐν - Sf Snub, , to get married; be ap
f& -f%, and se forth; ἃ so on, et
cetera, &c. {regular discourse,
Qapzuputhd, ἔν un. to make a
Yupguputee(at s.good order, me-
thod in oratory.
wpzughe a. written regularly; s.
register, account book.
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ally, in order; to set down in writing.
“τ ξρ » gyrg ὅ. orderer, dis-
poser, regulator: tutor.
ως phd, bgfva. to putin order,
to order, to dispose, to arrange.
ἢωρσφηριες fod ὅδ. ordinance, dis-
position, arrangement ; regulation,
organisation, constitution.
᾿μωρσηιωζδπη a. unfrocked ; s. apos-
tate ; -- ,bu6,, to throw off the cowl, to
renounce holy orders.
Yuupgwd , ng δ. Order, command; a.
ordered, established.
Qupgwohke 8. half a line.
Yupguwhhg a. of the same religion
or order ; 5. comrade, colleague, con-
panion, fellow.
ἢ αι των 8. chief, founder or gen-
eral of an order: Grand-Master.
γα ων nrc (Fh ὃ. hierarchy ; δ0-
preme or highest order: generalship.
Quepgunne(sh 8. succession.
ἔπνει κων, fs 8. inspector.
Ripe a. well ordered, regulsf,
methodical; s. ecclesiastic, clergyman.
esse ep ccs ε- [σε preasye » —ang Eos ad. orderly,
regularly, suitably, methodically.
Qapgusenphed, . Eafe va. t0 order, to
set in order or to rights, to regulate,
to arrange, to array, to dispose.
Quay wenpaeh δ. regularity, order,
method; arrangement, regulation; -
ὁ εν αἱ μεν και ἤ ἐν ἡ ago? fry 9 office , divine
a tne kgf va. to put in order, £0
μη δ ΩΓ, va. to p 1
arrange, to dispose, to distribute, to
put, to place, to plant; to destine, to
prescribe, to fix, to assign, to enjo;
to establish, to institute, to found; [0
constitute, to charge with ; to number
or place among ; to range in battle, 0
put in order of battle or in battle-ar-
ray; *to marry, to give in marriage;
ἤωμη br easy γε ῥοίμεωὗοινε (σε, subalterp, 18
ferior ; fisess sy css [ἣν yan υ' ἄμωμα olf .
hurq lupe, they cautiously advance :
in good order. (dismissa
Yupgpthbga[tps s. degradation,
Quapgpihky Ss. Yeuprgess(I 0g ; - aah,
to dismiss, to degrade from one
rank, degree or dignity ; to expel from
ἃ convent. all
Ἦν αι, asa va. to call, to ee
aloud, to send forth or utter cries; ©
ery to, to call upon, to invoke, to 1
plore; to call, to name; to call, to m

bith

vite; to raise up, to evoke: to read;
- φαῖνε, acpoop, to call on the name
of; - segtne (2h, to cry out for help,
succour or assistance ; — χοφἥνενζ εὐἷωνες,
βρὲ, to implore, to crave the aid of;
bpfweph ~ ndép,to call any one hap-
PY; deoxy foo» —, to insult, to revile, to
scoff at; aeuey OF ny gu —,todeplore, to

Gepgugne ts. lecture. (lament for.

Yap fous,» ung $. cardinal ; —es ents a.
ofa -; -w(#F 5. -ship.

ἔων a- possible; —£, it is —; s&
- it is im-, it cannot be.

hepkbhe » -hby a. compassionate,

8, sensible, merciful; -fgp

fepwory, intimate friends; relations;
“thy εἰν, 8. Yup i hy ful

Nephhguspuep ad. compassionately,
with compassion, mercifully, piteous-

ly; tenderly, affectionately ; - Suy6,, |.

to regard with a compassionate eye.

Rapkhg fl, δ᾽ ὦ un. to compassion-
ate, to pity, to have compassion on, to
take pity, to be pitifal, to feel pity or
compassion for, to interest oneself for.

Quph {γι {2 [ε΄ν 8. compassion, pity;
zapt-h, ῥ —, to move One’s compassion,
to excite pity.

Lepht, kgf va.to sew, to join or
inte with thread; -- 4upbemigh, to
tack, to baste; — gap ἢ opi, to pin
against the wall, to transfix.

δ, paagf vn. to be able, to have

power or faculty to, to be ina
condition to; ms &ew—, to be quite ex-
hausted or spent; s-. to be unable;
ἐξορίαν, guyz. I cannot do it;
apap hg’ διε fees prees gry » 1 will do it if
I can. [sary, it is urgent.

Yuphoq haw & vy. imp it is very neces-

Yephup a. fond of trifles; passion-
ate, vicious.

μένε a. severely, seriously or
mortally wounded; ad. cruelly, griev-
ously, to death; -- fungky, wnkk,, to
Wound mortally or to death, to give a
eath blow or mortal wound. _[ish.

Yephguhwh α. self-interested, self-

wphing, wg a. necessary; urgent,
Pressing, important, serious ; grave,
considerable; essential, expedient :
devoted, attached; intimate; ad. much;
Φ' the needful or essential, necessa-
ms, What is necessary; <p OF — ah
μοί, the private parts; ~ 4.04, great,
absolute necessity , urgency ; - uf

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p’&,b,a very amiable person; -- aupk_
4«J, intimate friend; - 4. —, of great
importance, very necessary ; — «Sung,
the real wants; -ρ pim[2l, ψδίμνᾳ,
the wants of nature; the necessities ©
of life ; χσῴῥε δ -#7» to want the need-
ful ; - ΚΣ 4.2 ἐπ ἔτ 5 to deem ne-
cessary ; - guide pesuybgnegutl, , to
make oneself necessary; -- ,;fub,, to
be necessary, wanting , needful; -—&
qt, it is important that; -- & εἴη jad
qb,itis of the highest importance to
us all that; wagnep ἀπε fxs —, let us
take a little food, let us eat a little.

Yupkenprusgajh a. Very necessary» —
important, — pressing, urgent, of great
or of the highest importance.

Quphcnpac[s fer 8. necessity ; im-
portance, urgency.

Quwpls-, fy 8. fish-hook, fishing line ;
line, rod; spur; hook, crook; nose-
ring: shin-bone, tibia; - pukbiac,, to
throw a hook, to cast a line.

Quep[Pahannag asctale S°, Ἠωρίδωξω͵
pid, &gf υα. ἴο hamstring, to hough,
to cut the houghs οἵ-

Ἰγωρνίδιε πε ἤν, 8. ast. cancer.

Ἰγωωρν (9 Ε., kgf va. to fish with ahook
or line, to angle; fig. to allure, to en-
tice; to decoy, to inveigle ; un. to
change one’s direction, to turn out of
one’s way, to deviate, to swerve.

Yupltpebky s. fisher with a hook or
line, angler.

Ἰημωρ [9 πε. εν ε cep 8. Carthusian con-
vent; —#é.w0% α. 4. Carthusian monk.

Gapd, f skein; - gapsb,, to reel

Yuptuon., fp s.reel; winder. [8 --

Yapf ad. very, much, very much ; --
bat, yyFt, pus, enough, sufficient; a
great deal, too much, to excess, to
distraction, to the utmost, beyond all
measure, excessively, unboundedly,
supremely 5 be -- pufs be — fru pif,
certainly, surely, to be sure, assured-
ly, undoubtedly ; - ΠΣ κα σι dprsgqne
gles, excessively annoying, tiresome
beyond description ; — pa «fpé,> to
love to distraction.

QuphX , p%ueg 8. scorpion; ast. -;
fig. thorny cudgel or stick; freq {ρ ΣΧ»
- oil. aagane as ©

Yes prfre ose (Greek word) 8. Q firecasee

Gaphe» pewy 8. passion, mental or
bodily affection; grief, sorrow, afflic-
tion, torment, trouble; pain, illness;

que

necessity, want, indigence, constraint,
extremity: propinquity, nearness; --
apinduyhh , αὔξων rey ’ excrement ; ΜῊ Ἢ
φρενελ ει εν —, pressing need, urgent ne-
cessity, utmost distress; byeusthky sr
wupu fd hapluwg, to goto the privy
or to stool; hupkop Ganesesttabsy fe of Epo ess ’
to assail, to assault or attack in force,
to fall upon in crowds ; fuappu wntk,,
to pity, to commiserate, to compas-
sionate, to regret, to be sorry for; ῥ
huipfs fof, in my troubles, during my
adversity.

Qups,p 8. Opinion; conjecture, hy-
pothesis, supposition; f —. ᾧ --ο ad. by
conjecture, by guess, hypothetically;
b - qumtk,, to conjecture, to judge by
conjecture, to suppose.

Qupd whwe a. conjectural, specula-
tive, of mere conjecture, hypothetic-
al; suspicious, distrustful.

Qupdhauy a. remarkable, consider-
able, conspicuous; accredited, au-
thorized ; -% /diaunmtp, self-styled,
would-be or self dubbed wise men,
pretended philosophers; 8. -S 4h...

apd δίμου 8. docetist;—nep $.—ism.

Yupdk,b a. presumable, supposa-
ble; -- &, it is to be presumed.

QapSES, Egf va. to believe ἢ ἴο
think, to imagine, to judge, to reckon,
to estimate, to repute, to hold as
such; to presume, to conjecture; to
suspect, to have a suspicion of; -
ywndh pep, to believe or think one-
self, to look upon oneself as, to think
that one is; -δὲ (2£ , he believes that;
nig --ὖ ἔν, it seems to me.

ωρδέ be say Qa. thought, believed,
supposed, conjectured, imagined; 80
called, so styled; 8. Qaypdkusz-

QapdhgocgutkdS va. to cause to be-
lieve, to persuade.

Qupdf v. imp. it seems, it appears ;
τ it is believed that, it is thought

at.

HaopSfhp, &kwy 5. opinion; thought,
mind, sentiment; conjecture, hypo-
thesis, supposition; suspicion, pre-
sumption; fantasy, imagination; -S/ep
ad. by conjecture, hypothetically ; Sa
auprurhuy —, public or general Opinion,
common sense; — pibjunyl ay OT purgelion.
gucibg fm bkf. the generally receiv-
ed opinion, the general conviction ,
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Sushivt —, prejudice, prepossession ;
ay ἡ cas os ons efron ’ dusfungqulfs =» free, ad-
verse or contrary opinion; ῥ᾽ -ᾧν ;b.
by, -ῥω i εἴων quk,. to imagine, to
fancy, to think, to surmise, to conjec-
ture; -fpe phpbky qoedkihl , to suspect
& person, ΠΣ 254 123 0319 009 —fu qredk ek,
to have a good opinion of, to think
highly, well, much of; ehphy dhé pos
προ qad&pE , to esteem a person high-
ly, to make much of; χόδων ὄρίδωι
—Shwg ocpreg. to incline to another's
opinion, to follow the opinions of; &s
fos —ps phply quidul,, to have a high
opinion of oneself; pasdianfys fopafe.
wn fp—fu free» to be wedded to one’s
opinions; ) —&Lep νι,» to become
suspicious ; —frs fas” CL ἢ nudkp » to
make another suspected; pf fame
-s&£ug,in my opinion, according to
my way of thinking, to the best of my
belief.

Yaipdaqubwst S. Respd huh ; τα
σαι, imaginative faculty, power of
thought.

μωρὸν ’ SE pp or Sackp a. hard,
rough, harsh; stiff; solid, firm, steady;
fig- harsh, severe.

Quad push τη ε. a.
rind, thick-skinned.

Qapdpusknen a. firm, solid, hard,
dense, compact, close. (chisel (stone).

Yapdpurkap a. very hard to cut or

Quaid pusdfen a. thick-headed, obstin-
ate, perverse, stupid.

ἴγων δ᾽ pushed, » “νη εὐ UN- ἴο harden, to
be or become hard, to grow hard ot
tough, to toughen, to indurate.

Qurpd putt frele a. indissoluble.

Yupdpwuppe α. hard-hearted.

QuaipdSpupockum a. of a hard or la-
borious calling, or occupation.

Quipdpagae guild va. to harden, to
make or render hard, to temper; to
πὸ dense, ae ee ᾿

xs 70 po bs press fur Ὁ. ἴδω ess br px esopes Ὁ

ἬΡΟΥ: δ. ἐπεὶ βαρ firmness,
solidity; fig. asperity, roughness, [Δ΄
flexibility. }

Yuphanl, by a. bent, curved, bowed;
twisted; contracted, anchylosed, #8)
precluded, impeded, impotent; fig. e-
nacious, niggardly, sordid.

Gasp handed 9 Lgl: 9 -δ πε μἦν ει , acgt
va. to bend, to curve, to bow, to twist,
to contract.

having a tough

aur

Yaphadhd, oll oy assy un. to be bent,
folded, stunted; to bend, to bow, to
contract, to shrink, to stiffen, to
wrinkle, to shrivel up, to be anchy-
losed.

Ἰμωγν ζω πε [2 ε΄, 4. bending, curva-
ture ; retraction, retiring, contraction,
shrivelling; fig. tenacity, sordid ava-
rice, niggardliness; -- &phuu,,wrinkle.

Yaphwigul, wy 8. cake, pastry;
dueipp — >» pie, pasty ; smquyby —,
fruit tart.

ωρξω fp 8. noise; fig. prate, chit-
chat, babble, chatter, tattle ; -- faepgs
murmur, gurgling, purling, babbling;
~ Bagbng , warbling, twittering, chirp-
Ing; -- Savsencg, Clucking, cackling; --
ase oss ἢ κενὴ ἔν ᾿ crowing ; - Slog Gear h ese ree. s
gobbling; eed LL A) cawing; — nr
wey, croaking, croak. (of laughter.

fephusuchg s. burst, peal or shout

Gephusht, kyf un. to make a noise;
fg.to cackle, to prattle, to chatter, to
babble : to burst out laughing, to roar
with laughter ; -- facpg. tO murmur, to
purl, to gurgle, to babble; -- (easing,
to warble, to twitter, to chirrup, to
Pip, to chirp ; -- Swencg, to cackle, to
cluck; to crow; to gobble; — wqnasu_
ier Σ᾽ to Caw 5 - gupmngs to croak.

Yephuognc% a. noisy ; murmuring ;
warbling ; cackling; chattering, prat-
ing, tattling.

ἢωρζωρ, --Ζ «ΓΆ. ᾿γωργᾷευ;. -- Δ.

wphufusne, πως a. rushing or
running with a murmuring noise; --
dew, purling brook.

wphupkgneguikd va. to cause to
murmur : to make a crackling noise.

Yephuwe, wg ὃ. heap of stones.

ww [αν τε ἔην 8. heap, mass, pile.

Ya phere bl, kot, ΝΣ af va. to

hold out, to stretch forth, to tender,
to offer, to present; to heap up, to ac-
cumulate; - qtéa%, to stretch forth
the hand ; dhant —, dint ogtuwh whnek
~ «Jdkp, to offer a helping hand, to
lend assistance, to help, to succour; --
Sb ones ’ qhapSnepau fi , to fix one’s mind
on, to contemplate intently ; --» τα ῥα,
akgwy yn.to be presented, tendered,
stretched out, to move, to bend or
lean forward, to stand out, to project;
~ EF quumse4witt, to lean or look out
of window ; -- gersu, to fix one’s eyes
on, to gaze at intently, to stare at.

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Yaphweo, —whkp s. mending, repair-
ing, patching ; botching.

Qeaphasenk fb gf va-to mend, to darn,
to patch, to piece; to unite, to join;
fig. to invent, to imagine, to contrive,
to fabricate ἢ epee biti ΟΥ̓ grassey sseyes eoessere_
(Υ —f {&puy, to find fault with, to
lay the blame on, to impute falsely, to
accuse wrongfully 5 agesmnproemuwhe —, to
seek a pretext; be husphwinkuyh wh
ark fnepg., that the waters return to
their bed.

Yuphwnert a. mended, repaired,
pieced, patched; botched; ragged,
tattered ; fig. invented, fictitious, false.

Wace σζεω δ «οἿνκω α΄ un. to be mute, to
become dumb, speechless, tongue-
tied; -or-y&d una. to roar : to fall
furiously on.

Quphk Such, wg 8. carbuncle, ruby.

᾿γμρζ δι, bg, -byncguitd va. to
disconcert, to dumfound, to dumb, to
impose silence on, to put to silence,
to hush, to quiet, to still.

Guph fl bguy un. to be disconcert-
ed, put to silence, to hold one’s peace,
to keep silence; -- dada., to become
appeased, to grow calm, tranquil;
huphkwy, hold your tongue! silence!
hush! [yb S. Yaapeshink oS

Quph fi 8. aug fr 5 Apacs pu ἤϊριννκ. gest.

Qaph fine » org 8. crab ; med. cancer,
gangrene; 98. jw4gg4mu/- (cular, round.

Quphiwpryap ,--ὧδε.α.8 herical, cir-

Quiphiennsip 8. case of mathemati-
cal instruments, compass-box.

Qaphacwn 9 henfs &. hail; - JES, Susan
—henf, ~-stone ; ou ἔν ἡ εν amu 010 79 02 ofp Se ed
—-storm 3 Supacwd —honf, shower of -;
“πἶν ἡ » asprljustly -- ν to hail ’ Suaph stele
-4unfx, to spoil or ravage by -.

Qaphacps ᾽ -σξ 9 by 8. ship, vessel;
boat; caracore?

Yuphnuwphyp , -Sou a. causing,
pregnant with or producing hail ;
hailing, tempestuous.

Guaphinuw5up a destroyed by hail;
- wntk,. to destroy by hail.

Yuphnk wy a. haily, like hail-

Qeophuntal, Eg un. to hail; ἤμωμ ἔν ᾿
it hails. [with cold.

Yeaphnsef un. to be stiff or rigid

Yup, oy a. short; little ; short, brief,
curt, concise, succinct, laconic ; - Se.
weshwse, Short in stature; -gqy Nasbes_
wwps,» the shortest way; 1 -ἶἰ αἴ»

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to take the shortest or nearest way,
to take a short cut; ῥ᾽ τ ΟἹ τ — a.
short, brief, abridged, summary ; ad.
in short, briefly, in a-few words, la-
conically, succinctly, summarily; 6
ται in a short time, quickly ; f -α Sun
wetk,, to cut short, to state in few
words.

Qup%upu a.laconic, succinct; ad.
briefly ; -4.fun. to speak concisely, to
say in few words; to abridge, to re-
trench ; - σε δῇ 8. laconicism, brevity,
conciseness ; epichirema.

QupAwpbpd a. short, stunted.

Quap%wpnet a.short handled ;-géq
wnt, thyrsus;—- wk, half-pike.

wp ugh 5. scorpiure.

Yup υχα bum a- dressed succinctly;
8. Short garment. [few words.

QapMujbga a. close, reserved, of

YupA%whbw, a. short-lived, ephem-
eral. {mutilated, cut short.

GapMuknnep a. summary, Concise;

Quip%shwu a. obtuse, dull, stupid.

Qu pMwsuuwl a. short, little, of short
stature; dwarf. (scorpion.

Gup%wswer a. bitten or stung by a

Yup%odpun a.impatient, intolerant ;
pusillanimous; short-witted, silly,
simple, foolish, ignorant, dull, stupid,
stolid.

aprudwkt, &e. 8. Yaprilnkd, δια.

Ucar pr Meas sage rel ad. briefly, ina few
words.

Yeas peA%eesey sas prastanng a. short-necked.

Yup%unom a. short, brief, succinct,
concise, laconic; -, -wpmp, —fe,
~fug» -v ad. in few words, shortly,
succinctly, briefly, concisely, summa-
Tily, laconically ; — Scsemustbey ν -τῶ ἔμ.
g5_. to epitomize, to condense, to
state briefly. [cision.

QuapMusnomnne [2 frets ὃ. brevity, con-

QupMusemnek pe 8. brachyscian.

QupMumbd, Eg va. to shorten, to
make short, to abridge, to abbreviate;
un. to grow shorter; -wht wencpp,
the days are growing shorter; --νξ
opt, fut, day-light fades, the day
wanes or is going down.

YQup%emku a. short- or near-sight-
ed; -- ,f6,, to be --ν to be myope.

QuupMw kane [2 Ὁ 8. near- or short-
sightedness, myopy. [transient.

Qup%umke a. of brief duration,

uate, kgf va. to shorten, to cut

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short, to abridge, to abbreviate; to
lessen, to make short,to render short-
er; to mutilate, to lop; to retreneh,
to curtail; to leave out, to suppress;
to hold back, to withhold; to hinder,
to prevent, to impede, to debar; to
interrupt; to stop; to exhaust, to tire
or wear out; - ῥ᾽ δίνω, to put to
death, to kill; - qusledis fb {δία to
kill oneself, to make away with one-
self, to commit suicide; -- gpeppwa
acpowp , to interrupt, to break in upon;
-/fun.to be shortened or abridged;
to become short, less ; to discontinue,
to leave off, to cease; to be exhaust-
ed; - f 4&9, to depart this life, to
expire, to die.

Huu acinar ley 5. ἴγω eee lee. «

Quaprpy, Whee 5. ἤν Mees 4 μενεσ αν ᾧ «

Ἦωρ αν ων ad. pusillanimously;

Qupafip 8. root. (impatiently.

Yuopr%finkS, kyf un. to be impatient,
to lose patience.

Gap%ifink gnegutb dt ᾽ avglp va. to
tease, to provoke, to put out of pa-
tience. (impatience.

upXdinne [9 ῤ 4, 4. pusillanimity ;

YupXia{pt ad. rooting or plucking
up with the roots, radically, thorough-
ly, entirely. [tient

Yup%ugf a. pusillanimous; impa-

Yup Xun a. short-branched. [words.

QuopAoinhup walt un. to say iD few

ΩΣ wnelp ; onvteeny p a. short
footed; s.zool. terrier. [conciseness

YupAne(tpe% s. brevity, shortness,

᾿νε. ἢ, 8. shortening, abridging;
retrenchment.

QapX%nehs a. Short-nosed.

Yup Xk wy a.8hort-lived, transitory.

Yupdhjbut a. 8. Carmelite; -e4
4/. -- nun.

ΣΝ ᾿ dpa, > hfe sre or ab po ease. a. red;
rubicund, ruddy, rosy; s. red, red co-
lour, vermilion. [searlet.

Yess prelprg beg a. bright-red, vermilion,

Yapdpughp 8. rubric.

Yaa pechpresg nytt a. red, reddish; = bhp.
hk,. to dye red.

Cease el ps cas αν Do fell » tebe ὁ ἐῶν un. to redden,
to become red; — ,pudofPry, to blush,
to redden with shame; -- £ spadan..
(εξ, to flush, to colour up, to redden
with vexation. [red ochre.

Qaiplpwgig 8. carmine ; red ink;

Yuwplpwgt yd 5. red peach:

quer
Gepdpwqepg a. ornamented with
red; s. scarlet clothes. {in red.
νυν, be assy » ee i ee Land a. clothed
Youpreffrumpusty 5. red-breast, robin -.
ἢ νεἤνωμω, -δύρ a. red-bordered
or fringed ; - γσίθ σε (ρ΄. coral, ruby or
Yee preljeuerfisuesy on 8.2001. trout. [rosy lips.
Quaplpapiedtns 8. red, rosy apple.
Yuapdpash ney a. red-beaked.
ἢ ων εἴνεω ξεν εν a. red-seeded.
᾿μρνἤνζεν α. red-haired.
᾿μωρεῆνω δηρὰ Ss. Yess pals erg & weet .
ἴων εἴγνκενδενε. ἦν 8. red-mullet.
᾿γωυρνενευ ὦν αν TOSY-cheeked, ruddy.
Ἦν» εν οἿνων Γ, usguy yn. to redden, to
become or turn red; 8S. Quspufugne_
ων ρα a. dyed red. Wir
Yao prefs vty α. red, reddish ; 8. med.
rosy-drop. [fodil.
ΟΣ ΟΣ ἢ 8. bot. amaryllis, daf-
ἴων» εἴ σαο εἰ κω νη. 8. red rose.
Naw praffresmestd 8.red pear. { dish.
Yupdpisnbufy a. red-looking ; red-
wplpusmeacnt a. red-tailed; s. red-
δὰ red-start. Ε
assed press ἡ σης. ἢ εὐ ἔς of, ove. fb va. to red-
den, to tanks τοῦ! fig. ἰῷ make blush,
topat to the blush; - stgacpue, to
rouge, to paint, to fard.
Yaspralpr scoop ας glaring with red.
sane alps ace oft easy err 8. log-wood.
wp bpp uw .blood-stone, hematite.
ἴων να bs pushy ᾽ν“ ἔγρ ἡ ste ᾽ ed Qe
red-coloured, reddish.
Qupdpl-pkes a. red-faced, ruddy.
Yup fel a. red-coloured.
Yepdpfl 8. Qupdp tus. ((pigeon).
ἴων εἴν mts ᾿ nannelp a. red-footed
Qapdpenpek a. rather red.
Qu pdpne(3f s. redness; red colour.
hws , ohh 5. nerve, sinew; fig.
strength.
Quppibeq a. nervous, muscular, vig-
orous, robust, strong, sturdy.
Raph qne(2f 4. robustness, sturdi-
hess, strength, vigour.
hepeq, wy a. powerful; able, ca-
pable, clever; healthy; rich, wealthy;
- bub, 8. - ashe.
Wewropunhact a. potential ; 8. -ity.
Yaspngeuttiad, “Ὁ UN. to be able,
capable, to be in a state or a way to.
, Repoquuyée ad. powerfully, accord-
ἡ ὦ one's power, strength or ability.
prequegne gestels of ᾿ neg va.to enable,
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power ; to strengthen, to invigorate.

Qapagqne(Ffct 8. power, authority;
might, strength, force; faculty, capac-
ity, ability; reach; competence, means,
resources, wealth; <p. faculties; - δ,
ξ -, it is possible ; δι. (PEE - ΠΣ bry
& if it may be said; Demacdcy dfuyt
ξ - watky guys, God alone can do it;
ws £ —,iti8 impossible, there is no way
or means.

Yupou, f 8. celery 3 dayph—. parsley. .

carps rre_cssly , wg ὃ. shoe-maker ; cob-
bler; fps -f,—’s shop, workshop,
cobbler’s stall ; -&.va. to make boots
ἃ shoes; -πεϑ 8. boot & shoe-mak-
ing, shoe-maker’s calling.

Qupne(P fet S. Yup, Ἡωρπησε [9 fed.

Qupacpuy Ε b s. chamber pot.

Yupow, fy a.in want of; needy, ne-
cessitous, poor, indigent; desirous,
anxious, eager ; 8. want, need, neces-
sity, poverty, indigence ; desire, wish,
longing; —,/%4,. to want, to need, to
be or stand in want of; -- ὅδε, .« gases
uf,» to be in a state of privation, to be
unprovided with, to be without; -- ὧν.
Mejtpe, in want of all things, po-
verty-stricken, destitute; os fefp -
&£/, 1 want for nothing.

Yupomwmhwt a.indigent, necessitous.

Yupowwhky a. very desirous, most
anxious, longing, burning for, eager,

Gus pomusteu el 8, —en fre {impatient.

Quspomusip Ss. Qaspomne[F fd.

Qurpomugnegubk dS, neg va. to ren-
der indigent, to reduce to poverty.

Yuapomkuy a. in want of, unprovid-
ed, bare of, out of, without, poor,
needy, necessitous, indigent.

Yupompil, guy un. to be in want of,
to be in needy circumstances, to be
indigent or necessitous; to want, to
need; to desire, to wish, to long or
sigh for, to pant after; s- fog, to
want for nothing, to possess in plenty,
to revel in abundance, to be in the
enjoyment of every good thing; ms
ἔεω -- nedép, to dispense with one’s
aid or assistance, to do without one;
— Sug» Ser» gory, to be hungry,
thirsty, sleepy.

Qupomne{P με» 5. indigence, penury,
want, necessity, poverty, misery, des-
titution ; desire, Wish 5 w%Sicsfilr » Say
pez -, great need of; extreme po-
verty, utter destitution; pothf, -PE,

huh

to desire eagerly, to long or sigh for,
to pant after; -(δκ “τε- ἐν ἔτ. q5urg Ged
geliyk, yer, to fare hard, to live upon
bad cheer ; to champ the bit.

Yurg fag Yuog ke thy δ. remnants
of troops, wreck of an army; 8. d-a_
ayer le of (trooper.

Qugwdp 5. horseman; horse-soldier,

Ἦωφί s. child, youth; scholar, pupil.

Qeagfie » guey , “εἴ 8. axe, hatchet.

Yugiurenp a. axe-bearing; s.pioneer.

Yugne (fed 5. staying, standing up;
state, position.

asgne pg. yal, » png 8. solemn or
general assembly; reunion, popular
gathering; festival day, fair-day ; so-
lemnity, pomp; solemn games, spec-
tacle: hymn, canticle.

ἤων γε. α εἦνἕν neg va. to establish,
to place, to set, to lay, to fix, to put;
to constitute, to institute, to create,
to destine; to render, to make; to stop,
to cause to cease; beobrut, mike -- , to
constitute chief or master, to promote
to high dignity ; QuapSanyupen -, to
favour, to oblige; Suwnwhg -- to ap-
point a heir; ςφορ, Lpfutpl —. to make
powerful, happy ; yh4pb.0dp -, to mus-
ter, to assemble or gather round one-
self; -- qua, to blind.

Qugpqgehwt a. concerning to gene-
ral assemblies, or to solemn festivals,
solemn, festive, pompous ; demonstra-
tive (style).

Yagpeg ht, kguy un. to assemble to-
gether, to feast; to make merry.

Yoge, shy 8. behaviour, conduct,
tenour of life.

Gon. yy, πᾷ 8. clay, argil, potter's
earth; mud, mire, dirt; Sannad, Stas
tb δεν ει δ᾽ ΟΥ̓ bowen > bole, bolary-
earth; δένει, —m, to clay, to cover
with clay; 8. Zesyhese-

wean e » ag ὃ. potter ἢ brick-ma-
ker; brick-laying, --work, masonry ;
ὑ a hus, to make bricks ; —-m(Fh δ.
clay- or brick-work.

Qwews bef a. covered with clay.

Yee sesh be pray a. argiliform.

Yocwhkaw a. made of clay, of brick
Or terracotta.

Yueuyfs a. argillaceous, clayey.

Ἦν ε. οἵγε, uguy un. to change into
lute or mud.

ων κα 5. canal: bank, dike.

Que wun keg a.formed from the clay.

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Yuseurss , wry 8. ruffian, pander, pimp,
go-between; ἀρ» --, procuress, bawd,
go-between; —mf#/.% 8. pimping, &
pimp’s or bawd’s trade, pandarium,
procurement.

Ui ccre ccs ort ἔς esearly α΄. clay-like. (silver.

ἢωερ ds ex [F- &. argil mixed with

Yuormpuwy δ. clay-stone.

Quekuy, --δηξ a. made of clay, ar-
gillaceous, clayey, clayish.

Yauch, «Mug 8. chalk; Swhp Gene Xf,
—-pit 5 gdhy fuse, to chalk out.

ese_roe.om (1. clayey.

hsp s. club, mace, mall, beetle.

Uunpuntstva. to tear in pieces.

Yurfwphs 5. stone cover for wells or
tombs; mech. valve; -- «he, square
pasteboard covering the chalice, pale.

Yes peapocidp 8. pl. tomb, grave. .

Uufpwenp 8. mace-bearer, beadle,
verger. (beat, to strike.

yu pie va. to cudgel, to cane ; to

Yurpfs 8. tandoor-cover.

Yurfthunpl S, Eof va. to gnash, to
grind ; — quanudnets, to gnash one’s
teeth; -- f gery, to shake or shiver
with cold, to shiver all over.

ἴημα ly carfrrve ts 8. gnashing, chatter-
ing of the teeth-

Teeuhoys ’ neg ὃ. valve; plug. ᾿

Yuwiacy, fg 8. snare, trap; pit-fall,
foot-trap ; fig. cloister.

Ἰγμων δε ἐδ ’ Yurnfpet ὃ. closing the
eyes: glueing, pasting : creaking:
gnashing or grinding the teeth.

Yuiporguikd, gp va. to cover, to
shut, to close; — qua cpap , to close
the eyes of; — σωξω f pryw, to shut the
eyes against conviction; fuspayg fenp_
frnpuunih qpbpuit bop, the abyss closed

πω νι σι, s. act of covering. [up.

᾿ων ῥέα Γ » kay , spucgkay Un. to
stick, to cling to, to hold fast by, to
adhere. Εν Ὁ

Ἠώωρωνε.», megs wg ὃ. partridge; yur.
Spouse — red-legged -; “ζωή. Mt,
young —3 bpd meg, COVEY 3 ἄρξ -
the - chucks or churrs; S- Qeyq-

Yupues πρ 8. dance, ball, ballet; τῷ
glhacg, joust, tourney, tilt; τῶ soph.
ub, fb -- ω ἰβωδ, Ss. --ὦ γ΄.

Yupurnruwtke ad. like a dance; dan-
cing, skipping; — «yp, dance, ball.

Qupucwhp S. agp asap ‘

Yupucwoekp a. fond of dancing.

Yup usps ball- ordancing-room.

abu.

Yeepwekel’, gh un. to dance, to skip,
to bound; fig. to laugh at, to deride;
8. Gaps; --ἰ πεν fva. to cause to
dance; to dance with.

Yapuwefh, —nek 8. young partridge.

wpurefs δ. dancer.

ἤωρωνε σε [Ὁ με, , “πε ἐξ, S. Yerpure.p e

bpthS, kguy un. to cling to, to crawl
on the ground.

Ghul, Gi gf, bby un. to live, to
be alive, to breathe; to exist, to sub-
sist; to be; 44,24 -, to be saved, to
enjoy eternal life; puwpeng -, to be
well, to be in good health; - push
puwmfeh , csrmusmne(F δὲ --ν to live happi-
ly; to be comfortable, at one’s ease,
to have a competency 5 -- ff sunuwynesw_
day bepnyg, to live or subsist on one’s
property, or on one’s income; — spr
thy σα. to live at the expense of
another ; - sare exo σε. κε ἤρετε. [Ὁ ἢ » to lead a
dissolute life ; sary fos κων esse as ἢ “(οὐ waste fo
him —, to lead a sad life; σωρσ' uief
pasha (FE grading fren Gb ὗν ~,to
live like a true priest; 44994, hail!
God save you, good morning; good
bye; ghana bbws, how do you do?

oW are you? mq fkuy tw, how does
he do? 2 ηη5ξ mppuy,» long live the
king; πεν ῥηξ fut -- I am tired of

fe; για [νων ἔξει, MAY you live
for ever; S. Ybgghku-

Ubwhp , Lk uw, 8. LIFE; being, days,
existence; health; conduct, behav-
iour, manners, habits; subsistence,
living, nourishment; means, circum-
stances, property, substance, goods,
patrimony, inheritance, wealth, pos-
sessions, fortune; this —; the world;
hate , for -5 Ρ ΖΕ ashu ful, , in all my
~; bppeke f bbwitu fof, never in my -;
et wcnepy ἡ δια bdng , formy whole
lifetime ; —yrsse frees Frases ἤ οἷν ’ Sutabpdah uy
~, eternal -, the — to come, the next
world ; puld agp ᾿ Ephwpnc[3h bre. sfeesfs_
%wh Gkbeog, the course, the duration
& the end of -- ; εἴ ἥν or andipap, wh_
2p OF wihkput --, a retired -; obscure
~.- of obscurity 5 femscnesdlplp, gS-nfs_
edpk a ’ «πεν cap δῷ » πη ιωήρμη σε ,
ἤωων, gess preasly Ee cas usb np δ᾽ ® nelusyh —~»
an austere, frightful or insupportable,
ἔπε ονε or hazardous, checkered,

ase, wretched, unoccupied or idle,
useless — 3 ~ ψδρδ fb Saqng bef hely ;
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anxieties ; acs Te ἐδ ras Xing Wy ss δε ἤϊ κε ε- ἐκ με ἔς ἐπε 5
φτϑυμωξε, ofeaseserressh εἶ αν ᾽ Shy a F-148 9 ae
-ν asimple, frugal, rural, laborious,
active, sober - ; ass Ts cas [Ὁ εν oat ᾿ ξωρ bs ωμα. ᾿
ΣΎ ΩΣ nk uuhwh , εὐἷρξ, πῆς. --, ἃ pure,
regular, moderate, contemplative ,
careless ~) «Δεν oops eas ἔς αν ν βνεεη εν ess E, oat,
αὖ εὐ ἤει ἐε ts ᾿ Sb χων ᾧ ; greats ps Mearp ory a
a quiet or tranquil, peaceful, delect-
able, effeminate or luxurious, agree-
able — ; areas ly cas ἤ exits ᾽ uly pow ’ Snacius
hush duipky Gewts, to lead a private,
serious, pastoral -- ; qupby. whgnega
thy qh&whea, to pass one’s life; Sess
puhuey ΓΝ Ab css tras » to live in com-
{πων to lead a happy, comfortable
—3 perquy fb dipuy Gktag acpneg, to
tremble for another’s — or days ; ζ «ἵν
agupyhek, » tO grant — to ; hb
qb, to gain one’s living ; fr dfessstg.
aplusthl, ght whe , to imperil, to hazard
or expose one’s -- to danger ; ssqusenky
hes” Gopecuuthy “ἔδυ, to save or
lose the - fb ζ bung ΧΟ quest,
grease Teassy ἢ | ἔξ. ἴο deprive of -ν
to put to death, to kill; @ “Ε9 Gh thug
ku πως πε. ,bvk,, to be a question of
~ or death; f G&tuag μον, , angesslyer_
“ἔνι. to lose one’s life, t0 die; SpraeF-ss_
cect: (btw. to renounce —; Prnfuly f
{tug wun, to make one’s exit from
this world; ρων, f 4&tuwg, to depart
this 5 “τι. δ --, -- is short; fb ων»,
gh Got —tp, his -- is in danger; gig
Gb whe bo fe huss» half alive & half
dead ; asa easy anneseyy gly b csstons bt εὖ up. I
would lay down my -- for him or her;
fh bE whe be b dugne., ἸῺ — & death ;
S- sss «ει, ljle E “ταν ann taejle είς Or σῷ Sb
tne ghé wie , time is the stuff that - is
made of; (fa Gh tury bre. {vfuXutit , people
die as they live; 8S. by, Rugactful,
Wb ὦ «7, ὕγινη. Χο.

Ubgpat, ὅς. 5. Ἡδνηρον, ὅο.

us,. Le, 4. fraud, deceit, trick,
cunning. [ἐδ a. ulcerous.

béq, ng 8. ulcer; sore, wound ; --ν,

QéyehwpS a. doubtful, uncertain,
ambiguous; undecided, wavering, pu-
sillanimous , irresolute ; suspicious ,
distrustful; -- ,#n4,, to be suspected,
doubted; -- (@nf,, to seem doubtful;
-ν -apup ad. doubtfully, uncertainly.

Yb quhupr bb ὃ. -yups-

Qequkwpdkd un. to doubt, to have

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doubts about; to suspect, to surmise,
to distrust.

Ws qurh apd hep ’ “πεν δ. doubt, mis-
giving , uncertainty, suspicion, mis-
trust. (ureter).

Qéy0%f δ. gangrene or fistula (of

ἘΝ δή δ. collar.

Qo ques ως emul δ. cupping-glass ; ba"
va. to cup; 8. ων.

QbqkS, Egh va. to wound, to hurt;
fg. to embitter, to gall, to ulcerate, to
vex, to torment. [-- nun.

YEq bumptl we 8. celestin 5 — fess,

QE qk pf, -ιυϊ 8. complaint; -- οὐ οἷν
a. plaintive. (shell; fig. outside.

Qéqb-<, gs. bark; peel; rind; husk ;

Qbqhewhp 8. scale; shell; 8. Geqee.

Qkgtckd, kyfva. to bark; to peel,
᾿ to pare; to shell; to scale.

Ἦδηδριωδρ s. excoriation, scratch.

Ubqbett, kgf va. to excoriate, to
scratch; to tear, to rend, to lacerate,
to flay, to wound ; fig. to afflict, to vex,
to harass, to oppress; — gqupbpm, to
rend, to harrow, to break the heart;
- qdpdb whew , to tear each other; fig. to
revile or malign each other; -- qd£pu,
to rip up old sores, to open wounds
afresh.

QL qkpocd 8. tearing, rending, lace-
ration; violence, vexation, oppression.

Yéql2 , fy 8. bushel ; pannier, basket.

W442 a. feigned, dissembled, false,
counterfeit, sham, fictitious, artificial,
factitious ; affected, prim, finical; s.
8.-Ae; -ὦ f -« ad. of an affected man-
ner, under a false aspect, under a
feigned or counterfeit appearance ; τῶ
fb -« ,bub,, to appear under various
forms, spectres or phantasms.

QégqduSs. false hair; S. Qs.

Wb qduenp, wg a. double-faced, dou-
ble-dealing, dissembling; s. hypocrite,
dissembler; -wpwy ad. hypocritically,
dissemblingly, like a hypocrite.

Qh qdaenpurhwt a. hypocritical, dis-
sembling, fallacious, feigned, sima-
lated. [panion in imposture.

Qh gS wenpwhhy δ. fellow cheat, com-

Yb gd ase npustuad, ans ἢ] 6889 y —phd, Egf ᾿
—pbS, bgu, un.to play or act the hy-
pocrite, to feign, to dissemble, to
counterfeit, to simulate, to pretend to,
to affect, to look demure, to assume
a borrowed air, to counterfeit another;
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me rascal, bigot, hypocrite.
ἔηδωει με [ὁ fet ὅ. hypocrisy, dis-
simulation, duplicity, pretence, fiction,
imposture, falsehood; — 6 μωρξαω;.
ων τε [Ὁ ἔτ wh, bigotry, affected devotion,
false piety, cant.
μηδ, kgf un. to feign, to dis-
semble, to mask, to disguise, to hide,
to conceal, to clcak, to cover ; to coun-
terfeit, to simulate; to pretend, to
forge, to invent; ς- ἐξ. to conceal
nothing, to deal all fair & above-board;
fooltne(P fe —, to sham illness, to play
the invalid; frank, —, to counterfeit
death.
ey Shp: &b wg 8. dissimulation, feint,
sham, fiction, counterfeit, forgery,
fable, idle fancy, crotchet, fantasy,
chimera ; —-Sé-ep ad. fictitiously. [ἢ].
Ybgdncayumfr a. fallacious, deceit-
Qbqdodhp s-8hirt-collar, false-collar.
Yhqua, cys fe» mg &- Spot, stain, blot,
blemish; brand, stigma; a. stained,
s0iled; -- w%ee%, infamy, dishonour,
discredit, disrepute ; Sesh, χ-- to
clean, to scour, to take out stains; τῷ
np. the Celts.
Ybqmaybg a. full of spots or stams.
Yb gurus sts » avg ὅ. SCOUFECTr: [ed.
Gb quack a. discredited, blemish-
Ukquuynp 8. dirty cloths or rags;
soiled linen. [to dirty.
Ysynt JS va. to spot, to stain, to soil,
Qh σεν. S. διωησζ by [s. rush-mat.
Yat, oy» σῷ 8. grass-rope ; --ν τό εξ
᾿νε σρδ. -οὗὐ a. vivifying. ,
YbbuogapdkS va, to vivify, to give
life to, to quicken, to animate, to re
vive, to restore.
Ybagapone(P fed 4. vivification.
μήνας. » πε a. mUrderous,
killing, mortal, deadly, lethal. _
btuhfg 8. comrade, companion:
partaker ; husband, wife, married
couple; - εὐνάς, to live together, %
cohabit, to keep company with, 0
get intimate, to frequent, to converse,
Ehurdlol plows. — matey. pfrobey, 1 will have
no manner of conversation, no dealing
with that man.
τευ ωζοῥαγυη. 3. δίνω bob! “-
uw fd ned LE tinhg fu he snug
nigh np bu, tell me the company yo"
keep, & I will tell you what you are.
ει γε [9 με,» s. living together,
company, society, cohabitation; inh

’

qbt

macy, conversation; matrimony ; «%_

“βωῤ ak jess bake. frd - 9.457 MY life
was 80 bound up with that of...

είν phil un.to breed, to multiply,

hétwek,p a. life-loving. (to increase.

Ybtewugon. a. consuming, exhaust-

Ube ave. a. life-giving. [ing life.

Rbbewpup, wy a. Vivifying, Vivifical;
s. Saviour, Redeemer; bet. chameedrys,
δ. a) ee (the zodiac.

bbtgeg, wy s. constellation, sign of

yb hog sesh exo ge uss 8. zoologist Ἢ --εὐὐεωμἵ, a.
zo0logical ; —w.(#fct s. Zoology.

Ybtgubwpwf a. distributing, giv-
ing life. (vital, vivifying; s. zodiac.

εἴν οὐ ρίγρ 0 gy Oe life-bringing,

bigwigs wo ὃ. animal-plant ἢ S.

ΟΝ ae

Wtewbeg hy» guy 8. portrait, like-
ness, picture 5; painter; Sasscehass carp ,
hpuuste ds by easy » nee 1 εἴων esse fy ves ps -ι
full-length, half-length, head-size, mi-
nature portrait; ghybght ᾽ ραρμῥζων -
fine, exact portrait; sy 4 δον, η-- ν to
get one’s picture drawn or painted, to
have one’s likeness taken; 8. Locum
bh ueye « [&c.

Uline wheres » &e. δ. Ystagaps ,

Ybiguiwgp sf va. to take or paint
aportrait, to paint; to pourtray, to
depict, to paint; to imprint, to figure.

πε ὔμμιν. 8. painting : zoo-
graphy.

Witgubugift s.z00tomist ; —qhiras
[ων a. zootomical ; -ηὐἵνε 8. zootomy.
, ἢρδη μάννας τε [9 fut 2. burnt-offer-
ing, burnt sacrifice, holocaust.

. Ubbgutwefsupryh a. burning another
alive; burnt alive ; -paegéd” un. to
urn alive. [mammiferous.

Wetgutud fi,» Stag a. Viviparous,

Ubigutwdtwhwh a. prolific, pro-
creating.

Ubtquitisbbd, kgh va. to litter or
bring forth; to breed, to give rise to;
fg. to vivify, to give life to. (forth.

Ubtgwhadtne(ah ὃ. birth, bringing

Nbtg wheel 5. Ybiqial ἢ --ὐεὔλ ys &.
Zodiac.

big whehwt a. vital, vivifical; ani-
mal, living; -ν s. sign of the zodiac;
-δεΐ ὃ. vitality. [- ang ων ly Es re 7 portrait.

big winehb pg δ. Sign of the zodiac;
αρτολαξες wabbS va. to burn

ive,

Ubbgutwhfy a. containing life.

S4f

bt

Li 2 an Pee » &c. 8. —gqifit .

Yb tg ates ἐδ εν eestor τε Ὁ ° oral tradi-
Ybig ww dhp a. life-giving. (tion.
Gb tg εὐ, μεν ει, eas ry 083g UN. to revive, to
live again, to come to life again, to be
resuscitated ; ὅσ. to brighten up, to
become animated, to glow.

Yb tg whunyens a. conserving life.

Ybing ashasy zen 8. ZOOlater ; —ne [Fh 8.
zoolatry.

Qbtgubungqupgee a. granting life.

Yetgwiawkp S. -S fi.

Ybtgutwulp a. desirous of living,
fond of life; s. zoophilist. [zoophily.

ρα ὗν εξρπε [Ὁ fcr 8. love of life,

Wb eg ἐωἶν μενα καί us re 5. Qh tay gree.

Qbing shure εν ἔτ ᾳ δ Ss. — ass jacana ©

Ub teg castors ort by κω ly S. —hk pay .

Yong εὐ ζα a. lively, enlivening.

Ghigo, τα a. life-giving, vivi-
fying, vivificative; -- να νῷ s. Zoophyte.

Qbbg whup » sg Ch vivifying ; “πεν
8. Vivification.

νη whurgne a. living, alive; vivi-
fying ; Miss 4 My sssacas ἢ πε. hau gue be. ng “τὸ
thou shalt die & not live; puke <p,
words of health, of life.

big wttgne garth of, , aegh va. to vi-
vify, to give life to, to animate, to re-
animate, to revive; to resuscitate ;
-ncgfs a. Vivifying, reviving.

Ybtg winapi 8. zoolite.

Yb6tqwtp a. living, alive; animated,
lively, vivid, vivacious, sprightly ; vi-
tal, vivifying, vivificative; s. animal,
beast ; -thus«., -bbop ad. in one’s life-
time, during one’s life; -- εἰ. to be
alive, to live; — wat%s,, to give new
life to, to reanimate, to vivify ; — aya
54, qng. to save another’s live; ἐρ-
4 πειαωε. ῥὑ -% ων δ [ο ,» he swore y
the living God, by the Eternal; -&
δὲν be -λξ, ὐιζ ρ΄. .... 88 the Lord
lives, & as thy soul lives...; - ξὶ ushtis
pr πριν. (Fk ghnpgbkd, a8 thy soul
lives, ὁ king, I cannot tell; - ξὶ Sé¢
L[#k dknatpgfh, 1 swear by the Lord
he shall not die.

Ybtg wine [2 pet 8. life, vitality ; vi-
vacity, animation, liveliness, spright-
liness; freshness, bloom; * health;
ἐσέ 4-- to live, to breathe, to be liy-
ing; & -Ὦ wphwhk,, to deprive of life,
to put to death, to kill; fp -Ἔ fepard,
in his lifetime, during his life; ἘΡ -
4én\ your health! 8S. Qaliqe J

abL

big wh. ost ad. quite alive, yet alive;
during life; a. alive, living; - %é,,
eeniby qnp, to take one alive; — εν
&-gu, he was burnt with life yet in
im. [quintal.
big fin , fs. hundredweight, cwt.

Qbtgrtun ὃ. rag, tatter.

Yltgprt , ps. centre, middle ; -- Sat,
pofat, centre of gravity; —afenye a.
centrifugal. [-ity.

Ubigpritwhut a. central; -n(2h s.

Ubigprtwhfg a. concentric.

big potudhg a. centripetal.

Qhbgpotwgn dt 9. concentration.

hig potugnegubbd va. to concen-
trate.

Qbtgprtwenpk va. to centralize, to
centre ; -caphs a. centralizing; —c_npae
(9} s. centralization. [vivacious.

ον γεν a. alive, living; vital;

Wott 8. biologist ; —whut a.
-gical; -n_ (9h s. biology.

᾿πρήνω μερί S. δ νη whew .

Ubtuwpkp ἢ -πσεηΐν a. bringing ;
causing or giving life, vivifying.

Ubtawebp 8. biographer; -gpuhut
a. —phical ; -gpac{2h 8. biography ; asa
“ey. Jp buky q- ppt fet nepatp, to
write the biography of.

—Ubtw5 fs a. generating or causing
life, & health; -- hays, Mother of Life,

Ἦν ξεν a- vital. [Virgin Mary.

Ubtawhbe a. vivifying, salutary;
alive, lively.

Yl taan f(t 8. Yb ig witwmnne

Qhtewulkp a. fond of life.

ETeucsnne. ; -ῦ S. Qbtgutuunne.
Qetuwgargwtbd S, Yb ig wt.
Ubtunciuw a. life containing.
Qbtwncuyg a. salutary, wholesome.

᾿ Qbigushwt a. which may or ought to
ive.

_ Ybtguy, vy 8. life; conduct, behav-
10ur, custom, manners; present life;
World; senhkushut —, private life; ἡ.
CFL eas asf cas re. rx Teens ἢ —, to pass. life in
obscurity; YX, f -σια.. ἴο depart
this life, to die; S. ἢδιωξρ .

Qbtgwaugkan ὅ. politician ; — a fren ei_
{9 με, s. politics.

Ybtguquhwh a, earthly, terrestrial,
mundane, worldly, temporal, transi-
tory ; -Ὑ 8. biography, life; S.-ogmcs.

Yeeguquh iy ~hgapy 8. Ἡρνωβ.

πεν δ, a.mundane, worldly-
minded, fond of life, of this world.

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Ybtgwqundaph sl, -ρβα, phyny vn. to
live; to subsist; to behave or conduct
oneself; to live in society, to frequent,
to converse, to talk.

GL tg cary easel xs pree [9 [ει &. life, tenour
of life; conduct, manners, behaviour;
good-breeding; conversation.

big ueg hl S. —sqeanef erp fell ὃ

Yet gwqognem a. useful to the world,
to every one; of public utility; use-
ful, interesting.

Yb ing uqogmnnelF feet s. the being ..80-
ful; utility, public welfare.

Ys, fy 8. religion; sect; S. “εἶ.

*hén a. crooked, hooked; s. hook,
crook. (fangs.

Usa, eng —he ° ἔων ὃ. tusk, tooth,

Qbawa, fy s.chorry ; ταῖν 8. —tree;
~kifp s.—-orchard; —-ogh 2. —brandy,
kirsch-wasser.

én fs s. cog, catch, tooth.

*HEnpbh, gyvg 8. bucket.

Ybnbkfs, wy 8. black-bird ; thrush.

Yb uu, me, og 8. CHBAT, EMperor;
8. Quyup, ὅσο. [husband’s mother.

YEunep, opps. wife’s mother-in-law,

Yeupuyp 8. Wife’s father-in-law, hus-
band’s father. [-gpoc% s- punctuation.

Ἰγδωνω τ, gf va. to punctuate;

Yb sah cape l(Fh 8. confines, limits.

Yeinuyfit a. cetaceous.

Yb ene , eg 8. Whale ; ast. cetus.

hép, oy. nourishment, food ; prey;
fig. bait, decoy, allurement, lure; -
wriney, to take nourishment; -- ο΄.
fwhk,, to bait, to lure, to allure, to
decoy; -- εἰν,» to be food for, the
prey of; to allow, to let itself to be
decoyed or allured; -- ἰδ δ, wsukph:
to be put to the sword.

BL puhnep» ἔσσῃ 8. meat, eatables,
nourishment, aliment, subsistence,
food, victuals ; repast ; bait, food, pro-
vender, pasture; prey; fuel; #tfe fy
-,have you any thing to eat? - &
pvigkb, eating & drinking; .,-9f
—, sweet to eat; — fusmnsnng?, misdiet;
ΟΣ 008 (8 - wholesome food ) “1
ὥε., peqgpusad, afr assofp ri h =p exqul-
site, delicious, dainty meats ; Azowhe
Shp — dkp ku, We can eat up our ene
mies like bread ; dimmnthyng bh ing~ ἢ
- Κη» they shall be your prey ;— ““Ὁ
wplwtk,, to give to eat, to feed; ~*-
tm,’ -, to take for nourishment; -
wathney, to eat, to feed, to take food;

uber
ΟΣ qgnereshony fr -hpry med. to
be ona strict diet, to observe a reg-
imen ; - ,;bt6,, to be the prey of; -
apey wnib,, to put to the sword; --
thik, Spry, to be for fuel to the flames;
—p apadujsjhh be apnifuyh —Qang, meats
for the belly & the belly for meats;
8. Qaegk if.

QE pahpashutt 3. --ἀσπη [μἵ, °

Ubpuwhpwhby 9. table-companion ,
who eats or messes with another; --
εἰν... to intercommon.

QL pehputtp Ss. Qh pushacy.

Rb pehpwulp a. fond of eating ἢ
dainty-mouthed; -- ,f6,, to feast, to
revel, to give oneself up to feasting.

Repealed, Eg va. to give to eat, to
nourish, to keep, to feed ; to maintain,
to sustain, to treat; to bring up, to
rear; —/ un. to eat, to mess, to nour-
ish or feed oneself, to live, to be fed.

Ubpabph 4. frugal fare, scarce
nourishment. (nutritious.

Yspehpfs a. nourishing , feeding;

Qe pwhpngquhwth a. nutritive, nutri-
tious ; -- 5. nutritive power.

Qk puhpagqee [Fh ᾿ -ρσσε ἢ 8. act of
nourishing , sustentation ; steward-
ship, administration, management.

Yb pun, wg 8. carob-seed : carat.

Yb pbkgnc(Pfd &. gluttony.

bépts a. eating, tearing, devouring;
gnawing; corroding ; δ. weevil, worm;
moth.

béphtp a. hoarse; -- duyt, -- voice.

Qe phk ppl, guy vn. to be or to get
hoarse, to make oneself hoarse.

Qe phEporw 8. hoarseness. -

Uépnq ca. eating; s. eater; — be wp.
ekgnq, eating & drinking ; gluttonous
ἃ wine-bibber; «yy —, a lover of good
living; glutton. = [excess, gluttony.

YEpagqnae(2fe% 9. stuffing, eating to

Ukpot, fs. wax-taper; wax-light.

UE paced ᾿ Ἦδωδ' ὃ. moth-hole ;
Tust-hole, corroded part.
Wkpacfoew s. eating & drinking,
junketing, good living, good cheer,
feasting.

Wbpuy , fy s. form, figure, shape, cut,

hion, make; aspect, look, appear-
ance, air, deportment; -« f —« a. in
many shapes or forms; in many ways,
diverse; -ω ᾧ -ν ,(/ub,, to assume ἃ
borrowed shape or appearance , to be
disguised, dissembled or concealed;

SAS

Linh

ῥ -a τῷ watt,, to transform into var-
ious shapes; ῥᾧ τῷ w4ugfte, in the
most hideous shapes.

Ybpayugptt va. to form, to figure,
to fashion, to make. _ [shape.-

Ub paqung μπε [Ὁ fet ὅ- form , figure )

Gb page δας a. in many fashions, in
various forms, diverse, varied.

Yb pywh fg a. conformable; like, re-
sembling, similar.

Yb paywhga(2h 8. conformity ; like-
ness, resemblance, similarity.

δραμεῖν kf 8, Qo paw ph lf.

Qh paunhnt £va.to form an idea of.

Yh pracqees eee el , ἐμῇ UN. to be formed,
to take the form.

Qh payne [2 ῥεῖν δ. assuming a form,
shape, similarity or likeness. ΄

Gb σαι » mag 8. silk 3 silk-stuff;
taffeta, light silk; silk goods; a. silk-
en; — Ug fy, court-plaster.

kamwauwpkp a. producing silk; --

ogg s.silk-worm. [--manufacturer.

Qe piquuugags , ang ὃ. silk-weaver,

UE praeq esses sds fie apy 8. silk-worm.

Ub past castle ons ’ -δηξν ; —uf a. made of
silk, silken, silky. (chant, --mercer.

WE σε cares ears ees Maes τε. ’ fb 8. silk-mer-

ΣΝ ῥ betler πρ'ι «gq $- form,
figure, visage, countenance, face, as-
pect, look; presence, appearance,
mien, bearing, deportment; attitude,
posture; image, effigy ; semblance,
representation; state, condition ; cha-
racter, temper, comportment; rudi-
ment, first element, idea; idle fancy,
whim, crotchet; feint, pretext: coat,
dress ; 8. Ybigutreag hyp > πρ pulfg,
sense, meaning or interpretation ofa
word; ess Tray e28 Nr “e484 simple exter-
ior 5 ashy πή prong. 0 Mesursustnye “-ν firm
countenance ; supplicating posture;
dof —,an effeminate manner ; -- περ.
witinfas, cold, frigid, reserved, con-
strained air ; pocp? be fupun —, Serious
air, severe manner; -- whe ἄς. μη κα τα tw
fut, haughty, disdainful,proud, threat-
ening air or manner; f -ὦ διωπ
in the form of a servant; wabncy gq-u
ncpnep, to counterfeit the character of;
σεν, q-, qua beke ebnky uudfii, to.
appear like, to seem, to resemble; «ν΄
δέ | -w, to shape, to form; to figure;
qa" Mp ohessyr ev eve-(F brass fb th ppu elk. to
be probable, tohave some truth in it;
-α any Ses as gas 5 fates , to give false a

uur

idea of, to create an erroneous or
exaggerated impression; phanctby
7-.. dubushwhne[Fk to take the cowl.

Gb pegqueprstruahfeg a. conformable ;
like, similar, resembling; ~ wabb,,
to conform; -- ;bz6,, to comply with.

Gb puyaputtahgaeh 8. conformity.

bk puyeaputintae{sls 8. prosopopea,
personification.

Yb puyaputuaenp a. feigned, disguis-
ed, counterfeited ; figured.

Ub puyapabenfnfs a. transformed ,
_ metamorphosed; transmuted ; -- ἰδ.
to be transformed, metamorphosed,
to change from, to bear another as-
pect; — πάν, to counterfeit, to dis-
guise, to transform, to metamorphose;
to change the aspect or appearance ;
~manhb;, 73S, to change the face or
state of the world; to reform; - δηδῖ,
fret, things bear quite another as-
pect; the tables are turned.

Yb payapustrunpnfene (Fh 8. metamor-
phosis, transformation, change.

Ἦ δ pmwputhS, kgh va. to give form
to, to form, to figure, to shape, to
fashion, to model; to represent.

Yb paywpwtfl, b-gusz un. to conform ;
to take the form, to put on or assume
a look, state, manner or appearance,
to give oneself airs; to affect, to pre-
tend, to simulate, to feign, to coun-
terfeit, to give oneself out for, to set
up as, to pass oneself off for ; — gurncs
pftn (98, to simulate virtue or pro-
bity, to affect a sanctimonious exter-
ior; - 4ὐοιδηπε (Fh Α 4» η ες δ Ὁ ν to
put on a look of innocence; to play
the child; - qhyacleh ’ 4122» cas en ess dle va._
tne[2}, to give a deaf ear to: to pre-
tend to be generous, liberal; S. Po4z,-

Ub puayaputtnelet S. Yb σωαρωρ 5 fic-
tion, fraud, feint, deceit.

Yb puyernp a. formed, figured; re-
sembling, like, conformable ; -- 6 8.
Qh py νος & Yb payuadkebds ~-ncf 8.
form, formation ; conformation.

Yepaunprfupl un. to disguise one-

elf. [shape or manner.

ULpayp s. mean, base, despicable

U4 pun 8. building, construction.

UspwkS, byf va. to make, to fabric-
ate, to construct, to build, to erect.

ULpwnws 8. fabric, construction,
edifice.

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Ἦδ πε (9 s. existence, life; health.
Bbgacgquikd, neglr va. to cause to
live, to vivify, to give life to, to ani-
mate, to prolong life, to bring to life
again, to reanimate, to revive, to re-
vivify ; to Bave; Sas 000) oy ρ en hhgurcght
qe&q, thy faith hath saved thee.

Ysgneghs a. giving life; s. saviour,
deliverer.

Ybyghu, Ybygk int. bravo! huzza!
harrah! -g& -gf ἢ uywanwt, Armenia
for ever! hurrah for Armenia! pros-
perity to Armenia! -ghw gtiac{#hub
duytk,, to utter cheers or shouts of

UL pug 8. finest gold. [joy.

Ugqul, asq 8. chin;: - ἀνα οἵ, i ary ,
snout, muzzle; -% (Aft) gum damar
(for varnish).

Yqueharhuny 8. chin-bandage; chin-
strap; —,/vé,;, to hold one’s tongue,
to be silent, speechless.

Yqatul, uquy un. to become hunch

Ugupfs s.marten. [or hump-backed.

Ygacfs. hunch, hump, humpback.

de, Lfuscys πῴ 8. half; middle; a.
half, semi, demi; ad. half, in halves,
in part; f --ν hppa sunfp, by half; half
done; — ῥ᾽ -- , in part, half, by halves,
imperfectly; — tad. half an hour;
ἡ ἐν μεν δ» ξε. — Falter, at half past ten;
= hob p ᾿ midnight ; fb - Wass (κε 4 fils ,
half W8y 5 $4af ber ἔρᾷπι. ba — fap.
uwfuop, about two leagues & a half
distant ; f hushyhry δε. f hhury , ἃ cubit
&a half ; b “κω a) Me ῥ᾽ hpuncd, ina
year ἃ ahalf; ῥ -% dépuSk,, to re-
duce to half; - fb - ειβε. frau mutes,
to make a half promise; to promise
with the lips, insincerely ; ῥ᾽ — weocpy
εἴα εἶν... to die early, in the flow-
er or bloom of youth; δίθξ Gpury - ἢ
τ εἴτ αὐτο ῥεῖρ . if half of us die;
dks -- Sf wuckplegeue, half the count-
ry was ruined; be ursue fp — si or ws &
ὑ - “π| “ὦ ων εἴν fre βν, not half the
truth was told me; that which was
told me was not half the truth; -ρ’
hfung s. the one, the others; <g->:,
“5 "55 OME ..., Others ---

Yhap $. midday, noon.

Qher , hbanf ΟΥ ἔξει 8. Ye cone ; point,
period, full stop; moment, instant;
en d, alm 5 Ὅμως cas ex san ly fr » aim, end, scope,
object, goal; f -- εἴως σε» at the point
of death.

QLauwg nk, , δα. 8. Yb avee— , &C.

i πον πε; «...ᾳὦ a

bo
Yk wwhfy 5. guiding-mark.
Ykenpe , wy 8. Whaler,
sar ts 4 δῷ εἢ a. milch.-

Q@Egkt s. milk-diet.

Witkgb s. production, produce.

δώ, kgf va. to milk: to gather,
to reap, to get in, to harvest, to get
in the harvest, to collect the fruits:
*to win at play ; -- σάω. to milk the
cow; - guygf, to gather the grapes;
b puwpk ζωί(ϑι --, to skin ἃ flint.

@fu s.chem. amygdalin.

Gtqey s. drinking-glass ; -pugkyp s.
bottle-companion.

h/ton a. tottering; staggering; ling-
ering, languishing , languid, feeble,
weak.

UPomful, bguy yn. to totter, to lan-
guish, to grow weak ; 4@amk ft pupdp
tp, he could hardly keep on his legs;
{δ ,»ωὐξ fi 4πηη nak διε ρ up » his
trembling knees sank beneath him,
or failed under him.

Ἦν wy 8. fruit-basket.

Ga fl? a. feeble, weak.

h@a% 5. milky kernel of fresh nuts.

ἢ σε ἡ Ἷοῖν Sf, gt va. to enervate, to
weaken, to enfeeble, to emasculate;
δώ a. ὃ. Ἐς παν Σ πρέω Sacthp,
feeble, tottering knees.

if, s. burning; a. burnt.

Ufquokwt a. burning, caustic.

Upquiitel, gh va. to burn; 8. Upyacsd:

qaslengus ζ «οἷν» α. burning ) sharp 9
caustic; inflammable; combustible.

Ufqettnqne [Ὁ ῥεῖν ὃ. Upgay--

, Abquteneoe a. combustible, fit or
liable to burn. [ἢ ηγεωῖοννε. ἐν.

ἤει a. burning, scorching; S.

qh, —Egnegqutbd’§, Ubqued-
babs» -qoq_a. combustive ; caustic;
bfqt s. wool; worsted. (s.incendiary.

Ubgrywhwt a. incentive; caustic.
Ubqagne (9 με», ᾿γρηπε ὦ 4. causticity;
ignition; combustion; burning; con-

ration.
qrl, ah va. to burn, to set on
fire, to set fire to, to fire ; — ον gh wt,
0 tan, to brown, to make swarthy.

NER, (ry or {2 ε. act of milking;
milk, milk-diet: emulsion; <p , the
Vintage. [Suphwhk,.to play on the -.
‘ (Gun, f, of 4. guitar, cittern; --
‘ b+ s. worthless, good for nothing
ellow, ne’er do well. [bit, piece.

[δ᾽ ὁ. burn, ustion; smart: crumb,

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Ubhg nu » ay ὃ. cyclop.

b>, Δ 8. marble; - ξωρδ σιωᾷπε εν,
granit; Sahp 4%, --quarry.

ἘΠ} s. sting of a bee.

UF, Gand, fe OF Gusteodp δ. WOMANS
Wife, spouse; — dig, WOMAN; wag
4wtwhs, Womankind, women, the fair
SCX; (Pybadp kuwstwhy, Woman-hater ;
S. Ἰγνιω νἔγ wy , - wrlushfi , married
woman, wife; 2han$, gkq Gung, the
grace, the charm οὗ -- ; «ἴων ἐν κει ἢ
- κεκηξηῥᾷ, ἃ young beauty ; -- piteusd-
wine wut, house-keeper 5 -- αὐ
wba, heroine, courageous woman,
championess ; ghqhyfh , basghsh , come
ehhh, ΓΟ bs 01 e219 008 ᾽ ses tho (F-17028 σηδιω.
βνπξ, φιωε νων κως α΄ —, pretty, charming,
virtuous, pious, modest or bashful,
chaste , faithful -—; ἀν ν᾿ unuhuyh »
ld oy ν (FB [9 δε cas clfoess , ἔμπα νων α »
afr crefsrnfisces ἴδω, 2 Sexy eens cre cas ps fuel » ghunkrs
mupon —, ugly, frightful, coquette,
giddy or volatile, capricious, fickle,
faithless, immodest, lewd -3 4eagrhes_
thy ῥ ukp Geog, to be enamoured,
smitten, in love witha-3; - wank,
crntness to take a wife, to wed, to
marry, to take in marriage; - ,fuby |
ovdkp, to get married, to be spouse
of; - δ᾽ δ, φηπε- ων acpreps to marry
the daughter of; Gy ft feng, to live
with a ΩΣ diynplgarguisky
q-» to deceive or seduce 8 —; pats
q-unnts , eas μα “ὦν Ly rasta by q- to force, to
dishonour ἃ -- ; Swip tunk, Ginfs to
be with child, pregnant, in the family
way; be an. Udi easy 9 a - υϑδρᾷρξυ
b-gfrymurgeng, & her mother gave him
an Egyptian wife; be δηξε. ft --, ὃ I
took her to wife ὃ hestleushy nn ἢ, 1 Po
ΩΣ funy ἐσα δῦ are bus fay εὐ ρα, ᾿
ὥρᾷρ fb ἐξρὼ ὥρια — wiholdqud,
unchaste woman never was fair; 8.
Pasar card, δια.

ἢρνιωμωρσῥι 5. Ppack e ᾿

Ἦ ῥίνεων οἴσειν ν fe, andes, xy 8. ΟἸΏΠδ-
mon; — Z«yny, an Armenian aromatic
root. [Sie snuwl,, Wild sow.

fax, -9 , πω 8. wild boar; -

Ufie s.sole of the foot; trace, track,

Up-qupfu s.cypress. — [foot-print.

Ufuwpudfe a. divided in halves;
—pugutlip s. hip-bath ; —pug α. half
open; -plpws ad. between the teeth,
muttered; -gaynp, -«& s. hemicycle,
semicircle, half-circle.

QhU

Ubuuwghp s. half a line ; -gapd a.
half done, imperfect; -gac%q 8. half-
sphere, hemisphere; —zow a. half-with-
ered; half-paralytic.

Ufoasece op sarees a. heretical; —ghe &.
demi-god; a hero.

Upeoss(P-usfpucthy a. translucid, -lucent;
-ἰᾷ a. semi-transparent, diaphanous ;
—(Ak.. 8. hemipteron ; -(#azuwh a. pay-
ing half for pension or board; on half-

ἴδιαν δ wets. half an hour. [pay.

Ufuaybe a. half-full; -pye a. half-
luminous. {half cut; half killed.

Ubawfunqleny a. having the throat

Upowh 8. sharp, diesis ; S. --ιζωνωνω ;
-huf[Fnews 8. hemiplegy, -—plexy ;
~fuwnp 8. chariot, “coupé.n 5 -- ζ εν ενν μα
a. half done, unfinished, imperfect,
incomplete ; -4é%qu% a. half alive;
half dead; -4é, a. half eaten; —4£y a.
half burnt; -- σεις 5. half a jug or jar-
ful; -gencp a. cut in two, in half; cut
off at the middle, divided in halves or
in two, bipartite; —4ob4 8. half-boot.

UfewSuqug a. half uttered; -- gb.
pot, half-open mouth ; -Sweawh a.
young; —4ama. half cut off; —Sus. 9.
harpy, monster half bird half human;
πόαν a. half believing, believing
in part.

Upuuduyt 6. half-tone; semi-vowel;
mus. diesis, semi-tone; flat; -- ξεν
va. to mark with a flat;-—dhatny s.
mnitten; -df 8. mule.

Ufuueling a. half dead, faint; swoon-
ed, fainted; -diwut a. s.ad. half; -- ἴω.
σέ, a. half,in part, imperfect; -- οὔ νη.»
-ἰπωρηξ s- monster, half-human; eun-
uch ; -dbuy a. half-yearly; -dhn a.
half dead; -dus-wy a. half-monthly.

Ypuuyup a. partly raised, half afoot,
half UP 5 —essyys S. Ἦρωκωεωμη. τ ΧΩ;
a. half burnt.

Ufawteph 8. bust, head & shoulders,
half-length ; -tfuw a. hemiedric; -Lhaup
OF -qusnhbp 5. profile; -Ldn, -ndibay
a.down to the waist; -tac% a. muti-
lated (word).

Ufuugunf s.half-measure. [ing half.

Ubuusngyupgéee a. parsimonious, giv-

ἔδεναω μι 000 ly ces e_as01g. ὃ. subdeacon ) -ach
s.—ate; -ry.

Ufescseb core. _-ake a. brown ; “οἱ ἔν κι.
a. epicene ἢ τεσ ενεν τας κα δ᾽ p S. Ufawghe-

Ufsunn δ. Upawheanep ; —anng 8. he-
mistich.

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Ἦβωκω Sets δ. Upuutie pf .

Ufuwebp a half ruined ; -cacpst 2.
prime of life.

Ufuupfwl a. half closed; half open.

Ufompwanp, 8. octant: eighth part.

Ufpemapryp s. half-sister.

Upulkq eoyy 8. half-brother.

Upul-yy a. half-warm, tepid.

Ypubuf, byl va. to divide into two
parts, to divide in halves.

ρει bs te [F-casifineasy §. gr. division.

Ypubiptug a. half or partly cooked.

Yfwk, 8. mule, half ass.

Upanyopuk S$. MUS. semi-tone.

Ufundb ad. half, in part, by halves.

Ypvopt ay a. dead prematurely.

Ufdau 5. Greek word. cube.

Uhunuag bt, Egf va. to establish, to
determine, to prescribe; 8. W4u--

Ypuwh, wy 8. point, rale, guidance.

μενα a. swallowed by a whale

Ufpwwhpy a. punctuated. [(Jonah).

ΠΕΣ S. Ybinnu. [maciti.

Ypenfen s. chem. cetin, cetine, sper-

Ufpunacws ΟΣ “αἰ 8. dotting, point-
ing; embroidery; enamel; -ωφορδ,
wy ὃ. embroiderer; enameller.

Ufor 5. citron, lemon, lime ; -#ss.
citrate ; —n% s. cedrat, citron; -obkap.
—natf 8. cedra, citron-tree.

Ube. pry» πῇ 8. lime; chem. calx;
bE baq.with ; 2hyph uy» ον ἐν ἐμὴ ἰαῥω,,
Soupunfuwhwt --, quick-, slack-, fat
or white-, meagre- or brown-, byd-
raulic-—; LandE ὦ εωἷ, —, Roman ceé-
ment ; ηυμωρίμε, f -“-, - g.npd by, ἴ0
reduce to -; to calcine.

life. inf s.wooden bowl, vat, trough;
med. albura, morphew (a malignant
itch). ;

Ufo 8. the suffering, passion, 887
exterior influence; —. & — pho:
use, usage, common practice; f - “-
δέ. ΠΥ aspelpeasteley , to put to use,
to make use of, to employ, to use; 0
practise, to put into practice; to ex
ercise ; Susspreesgeaey fbn εν lyaste ley» to ab-
use, to misuse.

Ufpuhugfe 5. domenical letter.

ὑψ ζω εἴπιε. εν δ. sunday eve, satur-
day night.

Ubpuwht , Ufep-: Ρ 8. sunday, the
Lord’s day; tap, gusts OF aghup-
ass αἴχεν τε, Mug pps — 1 first, secone,
third sunday after Easter- ἧ

᾿ῤσώωκπε (δ fh 5. Use, employmen!;

bs
jwpmzup —, misemployment, misuse,
misusage.

Ubeltea. well-bred, well-educated,
versed, expert, experienced, practis-
ed; - eae fas 27S ann by » exquisite taste; gue.
- whygntb,, to exercise, to practise, to
experience; ff -- wlgnegeath,, to in-
struct, to teach, to educate, to bring
or train up; & -- wikuwthy, χόξων ῥρᾷρ.
to devote, to dedicate oneself to; ῥ --
ag hay Luwuwits, στ. εἶξε ρον ἴο gain on Or
close up with one running; S. -p-

UkpPhpuaunt a. well-bitted, soft-
mouthed, docile, subdued, tractable.

bépiep 5. exercise, practice, expe-
rience, instruction, knowledge; f -ἰθω
wamphial?hwh duly, to exercise or
practise virtue; «ιν jt —(Pu frhes
to get used or accustomed to.

ἮΙ, kerf. Ay 8. pass, ‘defile,
natrow passage ; straits, channel;
neck, isthmus ; walacy, “εἴν ἔτι τὰ » to
hold or defend a pass, to be master
ofthe communications, to hold the
roads, to close the passage.

δε. bel 4. passions; movement
of the soul, emotion, sentiment, feel-

ing; animal passions, sensuality, vice;.

suffering, pain, torment; accident ; at-
tributes, properties ; -- pnewhp, phases
ofthe moon; yar dpb, transports,
fits of passion; qeaywyne ν fropushush ,
dubaf, Gusmugf -, blind, extrava-
gant, furious, outrageous passion ;
Jag; ghfpuw,to stir up, to provoke
or excite the passions ; ggacky ghfpu,
to latter, to soothe one’s passions;
wwe Zisess εἴτ ons ts εἰν Ρ ἄῤμω ῥερ » to give
oneself up, to abandon oneself to
one’s passions, to indulge, to let loose,
to gratify one’s passions ; / gcncwphh
ἔβρω givwik,, to find oneself in a pain-
ful, embarrassing or awkward posi-
{ON ; brew Ab, ghfpw, to rule, to sub-
jugate or control one’s passions, to
ring one’s passions under subjection;
8. Prag, byhebel, &e.
fy a. united, joined, conjoined,
connected, annexed; contiguous, ad-
herent, adhesive, sticking; adjoining,
abutting, lying close to; ad. conjoint-
ly, together, at the same time; -- pu.
Puy, to run together; to concur
with, to cooperate; to compete ; -- ᾧ.
+k, to be annexed; ~p s. joint, con-
Junction, union : kick, kicking; <g au.

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by. composition, texture; --ρ Ashes.
weaprSh, place where four roads meet
or cross, cross-road or -street; --ρ
wigpkwy, group of statuary; —s as.
ahh, pulbbacy. LT to kick, to
fling out or kick up the heels.

Ubgeuhty a. kicking, vicious, apt to

Uf 4. mastic. [kick.

Ufepe δ. cuckoo.

Ufes, —seheluy » fq 8. soothsayer,
conjurer, enchanter. [black art.

UfpeumSdinja[tfe% 8. demonology,

Upc ph 8. sunday ; apeeley qt, to
observe or keep the sabbath.

herb» s. kestrel, small hawk.

Ujey, ps. castle, fortress, fort.

‘Uwitd, yp va. to swallow; to de-
vour ; to ingulf, to absorbe; agh --» —
qoqu » genehs , to breathe, to take
breath; — gst», to listen eagerly.

Uyeipnzap St a. crotaphites.

ljenpt, ft s. jaw, jawbone.

*UWqunpeek 8. pimple.

τσ ht δ. 2.4. δζρωνε,Ρ. [δου .

ἘΠ δῷ or Uppy 5. ring-shaped ship-
ἴμεν -ay, f s. clime, climate.

Ἐμεῖς S. Weng -

lyangwikSva.to cause to swallow.

Qs athd, Gop Ysuanbds kgf, WES,
bah . YSbgncgutbs, negk va. to prick;
to sting; to nip, to bite; to pique;
{δ᾽ ἵν, 5g, to cut or break bread ;
ἀπ αν fol dE, my hand itches.

4sfs s. nibbling, stealing a little at
atime; s. pickpocket; fig. swindler,
sharper, cheat.

Ἦδῥά, Goh or {δέω 8. οἷον of
yarn, ball of thread; a. wound in a
ball, squat, clustered, crouching 5 sagas.
unk, -&, to wind up, to wind into
balls or skeins; — ζω. to crouch, to
squat; to sit on one’s heels ; to creep.

Ἦδῥ a. stingy, saving, scurvy,
niggard, beggarly, paltry, shabby,
mean, sordid, penurious, parsimon-
ious, avaricious , covetous: filthy,
dirty, impure, unchaste.

Ysdskp ᾿ ᾽ηδ ὁ νεῖ ῥε» ὅ. shabbiness,
meanness, avarice, stinginess, penu-
riousness, sordidness, parsimonious-
ness, sordid avarice: impurity, foul-
ness.

YS44/, Egh va. to wind, to coil up,
to make into a clew or coil; to bind,
to narrow, to contract, to straiten ; --
qakah μη ρων»... to shut one’s hand

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from, to be close-fisted, hard with the
poor ; -f./-un. to squat down, to crouch,
to cower; to be contracted , shorten-
ed; to shrivel up, to grow narrow.

Ysgm§, -n Μὰ δ. shrinking, contrac-
tion, shortening, shrivelling; squat-
ting ; cramp.

Ydwpidack, s. bol. garden-cresses.

Ysn. a. sharp to the taste, sour,
acid, tart; fig. pungent, biting, piquant,
slandering, rude, satirical.

YSacugky 8. bitter, bitter remedy
Or cure; τω wade, to drink bitter
draughts or a potion made of bitter
herbs. [smarting.

Ysacwd, oy 8. stinging, pricking;

YSacwhps a. biting, sharp, acute,
caustic, poignant: — «n%£,, to burn,
to scorch ; to pain, to torture. [to pick.

Ydacb/, Egh va. to gather, to pluck,

Ysa PS ῥεῖν ° Ἦδιεσείθ ῥεῖν ὃ. ΒΟ! -
ness, sharpness, pungency , acidity,
tartness ; fig. bitterness, acritude, cau-
sticity. (shuttle.

ἴω δ, byf va. to weave with the

Ugquych a. scowling, lowering, gloo-
my, sullen, austere.

Udght, Equy un. to sit squat, to squat
down, to sit on one’s heels.

Uday, fr» ue. 8. weaver’s shuttle.

Ugegfel, gh uy un. to grow hollow, to
sink in; fhagkuy ws, hollow, sunken
eyes; ᾧ gacpe hhngkuy USP starting-

haw, ag 8. cuckoo. Leyes.

Qhacg bumfel S. Ogghsl-

Usb, Egh vn. to blow, to blossom,
to bloom, to open.

Uyepl2e 8. amulet, talisman.

ἤδη 8. Walnut-husk.

tqtée ᾽ bg ; --ὦ ἡ ashe » ary So clerk, cler-
gyman, ecclesiastic; clergy; -p, the
clergy, churchmen.

Uqéewhut a. clerical, priestly.

gb puny 8. seminary.

Ἦ δρῥάσω, “ὦ Ὁ S. Ugke; —wh ust a.
clerical ; -wpw% 8. seminary ; -ac{2p δ.
clerkship; holy orders; ᾧ 2&. —f, in
clerical attire.

ἢ ἣν a. insular.

ἢ χδωξ, δὰ 8. islet, small isle.

Yagtgh a. insular; 8. islander.

aqgh gery “ἔς ὅ. isle , island ;
Pop fresr este frsss ζ οἷν “Ps the British Islands.

Qykw, Lyf va. to knot, to tie ina
knot, to make a knot, to tie up.

᾿ (Ὁ hus δ. indissoluble knot.

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Q_d4h-fun. to afflict oneself, to be
disheartened, discouraged , to grow
faint-hearted, to languish. .

Uy4e(? a. languishing , amorous,
affectionate ; tenderest, fondest, most
heartfelt, passionate, cordial ;—tuyf,,
to look lovingly at; to woo; -&d un.
to be enamoured of, smitten with, to
burn for, to be ardently attached to,
very fond of; to long for, to pant after,
to sigh or die for. (S. ᾿ηζ (2...

᾿γηάη 9.3. ἢηζι[θ.; -- phipt, Ἠχζηωι

ἼζηοὯιρ 8. excrements, evacuation,
ordure; fig. scum; waste, 1088: — ὅρω.
Supusg, SCOTIA, dross, slag; —wey on,
dopne[t.% , old customs, obsolete us-
ages; bepke quuu Seuddeapls, sgiad’, to
look upon, or to count all things as
but dross.

Ugh 264, kgh va. to strain or pass
through a filter or strainer; to defe-
cate, to clear from dregs, to purge of
lees or impurities; to fine, to filter, to
refine, to clarify.

Yoyo 8. defecation, purification.

μην ’ —Ling ‘ enn ὦ » anging ὃ. tile,
pantile; — pwnwihfet, brick; - σῶς
frupwl, flat tile; Pptags ppocak ταῦ.
tile-kiln ; 8.844, -op. to tile, to roof;
snusbhp SS buy —op , tiled roof.

Qgifinpusgnps, τι ἢ $. tiler, tile-maker.

ἴῃ κοὔτε fs s. bot.elecampane, star-wort

σε fs, kguy un. to shrivel up, [0
shrink, to double up, to contract, to
collapse, to cuddle or coil up.

*Uqujwip ’ Ugg tS. Φωζωΐρ νΦιυξε

Yd δι 5. 8tUCcO ; <yessanush a. MAr-
ble-paved. {ment

Ua pissens easly δ. marble-pave-

Watuy, a. of marble, marble, mar-
morean.

UAz-wywph a. marble-roofed.

*Qrxty or Quy. Ybqbe, PEAnh:
hapx, gxxy s. pot, earthen-poh

Lb ee » ag ὃ. hoof. (pipkin.

Ἡχημωζιω ρει fh, --μιυγίω,, —Sbpd 3.
Crea (F Sb rd» (or callous.

YA shesturel, crys un. to grow horny

Qaypwhwenn a ho ofed, having hoofs.

YA qesteccrd” SG Aigeash castes ele

Ἦν kgf va. to merely say, 4
confine oneself to saying; *to bark,
peel. (skeleton; carcass ; corps?

Yliafuhp » ἕξω. Udeafup » bog "

Udpéuwy 8. umbo, the boss of 8
shield or buckler.

γῆ

Ἡωμε 8. &e. 5. ble 2, &e.
ἢωμδίθ wtf s. pl. cupolas, domes.
dpb 9 δ, 8. Udpbuy-
Udsunpaeh 8. bol. mercury, dog’s caul.
Yituwgfp sf. concubine, kept woman.
ἢν νὴ. --ςοἷ,, og 8. who puts
away his wife.
Yuwswtnef 8. repudiation; divorce.
Wturdiup. -f a» effeminate, timid,
weak.
Ἰγριω -. -“ἰ2} S. ἴα εἴν » δα.
Ἰωωωξρ S. Pguukp ; -αῤρπε [Ὁ prt $.
fondness for women; uxoriousness.
a. ὃ. Ubours shies ag. 5 faint-
hearted, poor-spirited, cowardly, base.
Ytwmwdnnd 8. ἃ sorry garment;
rag, tatter. [woman-hating.
ἴξιν br 200 ’ ἔξυβ. quey a. mysogynous,
Usurunb-gnef{F ft 8. mysogyny.
εν ξε΄, k-quy um to grow effemin-
ate, to become enervated, feeble,
cowardly.
Ἦν (ἢ 5. effeminacy , cowar-
dice, softness, faint-heartedness, pu-
Uiwg buy a. effeminate. (sillanimity.
Uhusgne gush) ogf va. tosensualize,
to enervate, to emasculate, to unman.
Yawn S. Ἰηωήνιωξᾧ «
UigJkif s. ermine.
preg, ggg OY gary 8. cowl, hood;
monk’s gown or frock.
Wtguah, , os ὦ. bald; S. Ysunush , &e-
Wight, kgf va. to tear out the
hair; *to strip off leaves; fg. to ill-
treat,
Yephaphyp a. producing incense,
thuriferous; —A,u0n% a. mixed with frank
Utephbuy a. of oliban. [-incense.
gpk ’ cl ’ hug 8. olibanum,
frankincense ; benzoin; - &p&ekyb,
buf 8. D4up & Uptp. [pure -.
Wip.d, yy, mls. sedge, flag, rush;
~spbp a. producing ---
_ Whe. fupny δ. seal; signet; stamp,
Impression of a seal ; signature ; mark,
figure, sign, character; proof, wit-
ness; confirmation, sentence; sign of
the cross ; baptism ; mus. tone, sound;
~ Zep, the only Begotten Son; -- wt
dwSn (2, the seal or stamp of im-
Mortality; — apo , flying seal; --
fecun(2E , maidenhead , hymen; --
“qzumndds, coat of arms, armorial
bearings, crest, arms; — gpudiy , die,
stamp; - μωΐῥᾳ » conclusion, end; --
Suphuiehy, to affix one’s seal to, to

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seal; ἐπε atk, “αὐ. ἔτ, 4 » to unseal,
to break the seal; — «,, to baptize;
to seal up, to terminate, to finish; --
wntne,, to receive baptism, to be
baptized; nhac, qnp f hips, to stand
godfather or godmother to; -- prusupu,
after all, in fine, in short, in a word;
- giky petfy, to wind up a speech, to
conclude a discourse.

Yubqwh s. a small hood.

hy wenn achooded, wearing a hood
or cowl; s. capuchin monk or nun.

Yududtuyh a. affected, prim ; flatter-
ing, wheedling.

Ynaup 8. elm; -g, --plantation,
grove of -s. ((for oxen).

Uixwh 5. the extremities of a yoke

Awa, wyay un. to become as a
wild boar; fig. to grow haughty, proud,

Yur%Xwpnq 8. siphon. [fierce, insolent.

Qurye-ag kl, —hk py , —gbrauy a. hog-
gish, resembling a wild hog.

Wu272£, a. having a large snout.

Qeah(e, Aug 8. snout, muzzle,
nose; trunk, proboscis ; — s«sliqag,
water-spout.

Uiap(er , x[F.u% s.sesame, se8amum.

Qeapat » ἴπιὐἵ, 8. knot, tie; pucker,
wrinkle ; frowning, frown; embar-
rassment, entanglement, complica-
tion, intrigue, scrape, difficulty, hin-
derance, hitch; - δ᾽νεοἿ» ἔτ, pepe » to
contract or knit one’s brows, to frown;
to look gruff, to put on a surly look;
to turn up one’s nose, to make wry
faces ; ΣΥ͂Σ geusre Toa qt » to de-
cide a question, to solve or set at rest
a disputed point; -- 4eanmwen,, plaits,
folds; -- fswqnye,, husks of pressed
grapes; 5. Ynfsusd.

Wiantw!, kg va. to wrinkle, to con-
tract, to pucker up; to embarrass, to
confuse, to render intricate, to com-
plicate ; -f un. to wrinkle , to be
wrinkled; to frown, to knit one’s
brows, to scowl;to become entangled,
complicated.

Qin[ef.% s. female sex; woman-
hood; marriage , matrimony; ;fub,
nedkp ~(2& ,to marry, to wed a hus-
band; watny -ΔἿ or f -, to take to
wife, to espouse, to take in marriage;
“πε πε εἶξε OD eed fer -fat, to give
one’s daughter in marriage; fuowkz
qeusgd bhu* opecy βερσειΓ -(ἷ, to de-
mand a maiden as wife for one’s son.

- ἡ Mee UE ἢ yee ἀπε δδιδαιοι ὰβουθοδοο το ΝΘ πο ποι συ Ξικεσουο νὐυ ποτ αυ κου Pe Goa Oo aR eS Ty

UUf ' 380 Loh

- Winckg 4. baptism.
Usk, Piskd, byl: un. to grunt.
Ynsfeh 5. grant, grunting; -- fate
“}. Caressing, coaxing voice.

Ytpoeqe 8. beast half camel half

wild-boar, chimera.

Utara» mq a. bald, --headed or
—pated; &, --, δὲς -, go up, thou bald
head, go!

bun wd, we guy yn. to become bald.

begat gusole oS’ ’ neg vo. to make
bald, to depilate, to cause the hair to
fall off.

Unutnng » ag 8. plectrum ) ivory
wand to play on a musical instrument
with; bow, fiddle-stick.

Ytunne [2 fed 4. baldness, depilation ;
chem. chondrine.

Utpwpwtne(2h s. blazon, heraldry.

Uipwgpuwd's. oblation at baptism.

“ὦ 4. τεῳ ’ -΄α bum a. baptized.

UtipuSuye 8. godfather, sponsor; --
ybuk,, to stand godfather; -n{efed 8.
the state ofa -.

Utpunliyp 8. godmother, sponsor ; --
εἰν. to stand -; -ncf{#f.% 5. the state
or Office of a -.

Utpwdnls. sealing-wax.

— Utgsinut 8. arms, coat of arms,
escutcheon, armorial bearings.

Utpunyus , -yken 8. keeper of the
seals, the Lord Keeper, Lord Chan-
cellor.

cmssrime., way Oe baptizing, confer-
ing baptism; s. the Institutor of the
Sacrament, of Baptism.

Utpweng a. baptized; -afefct 5.
baptism ; spiritual affinity.

Niet Egf va. to seal, to close with
a seal, to altix a seal, to seal up; to
mark, to stamp, to sign; to hide, to
cover, to close, to shut up; to con-
firm, to ratify, to verify; to conclude,
to decide; to pronounce sentence; to
seal, to complete, to terminate, to fin-
ish ; to baptize, to confer baptism ;
to sign with sign of the cross, tomake
the sign of the cross; -- Spfrarue, to
wafer ; — chu , [0 seal with blood;
4.2» Supenae(d ἔς εὐ, -, to conclude a
treaty of peace; -f./un. to be sealed,
concluded, baptized, &c.; gaphgusre
ncfun Sunune(Fbwh, peace was made
between.

Ynphs s. sealer; a. conclusive.

png, ag δ. Seal, signet-ring.

tay, fg s. pitch, bitumen.

Uyobas ripe 8. balance ; ast. Libra,
the Balance ; steel-yard, weighing
machine ; weight, heaviness, ponder-
ousness; equilibrium, poise; equival-
ent, equal value, counterpOise ; pro-
portion; parallel, comparison, liken-
ing ; trial, examination, ponderation,
judgment; a. equal, just, tantamount,
equivalent, proportional ; ad. equally,
justly, exactly, proportionately ; per-
pendicularly, directly over, vertically;
“ΠΡ ΟΥ prc dp ἔξ πὸ ᾽ scales, pair of
scales; Setpngp ony, counterpoise,
the weights ofa steel-yard or beam;
tF- wp Or (FuflP, wump, ,διυΐ ρ hoary,
the scales, the tongue, the beam ofa
balance; -- purShhwbuvg, money-scales;
- whold-ng, tare, tare & tret; — φωεω,
“εὐ [Ὁ ἐς, equilibrium, counterpoise;
= ao Er an ess fy ans pssst ν “γον pels po εν ἤ οἷν » prey.
wpdul, specific, relative, absolute
weight; - purqupuhet , balance of
power, - env ean ἡ eas Σ car afar ly caste ν the scanor
measure of verses, prosody ; — gs.
Gare, exactly, precisely ; — ἠδρακμω ἤ
dey in equilibrium ; perpendicularly,
vertically; fend. by weight; qi
fone, 88 much, equally, of like mea-
sure or Weight; win ἔργα πο, εἴ -)
standard-weig ht; as casy en οὗ ἤτω hyaseyr gb my,
ynegqynelth ἔπ πη» officer appointed to
mark weights & measures ; μεωφαβαήνέῃ,
q-», to stamp with the public mark;
— wpgup , correct balance, scales;
just weight ;-abt¢n-(2F, false weight;
- “τε. [Ὁ ΡΥ ἴο falsify weights
or scales; bel ἐὦν hon. nj κ᾿ σε
i&,,to hold the balance evenly; ἢ
counter-balance, to --poise, to —Vall,
to equipoise, to equilibrate; - ¢=*-
Gest gpd by us . to go by rule & 0011-
pass, to do every thing with weight
& measure ; gil, [rus fb = nukes) to
pay exceedingly dear for, or at δὲ
extravagant rate; gbby χαισείν b -ο'
orn aney ΓΖ.) ft -«, to risk oneself, to
incur danger, to run into jeopardy, to
ex pose oneself to death, to carry one§
life in one’s hand, to encounter da0-
ger or death; fp — Simumguithy, FPL
fp -w fing, to ponder, to examine, 0
consider, to weigh; fp — Sawbhhz, to de
weighed, carefully pondered or coa-
sidered ; ᾧ -- giky gnp pe σεμεκρν b-E
Spills wuphwoks, to compare with;

uch
ῥ- ph phy 4 can elle εἴχω exo hey , ῥ ee
wa lth pkpk,, fp -- gay {πὶ περ νἴο be
compared with, to compare oneself
with; .-- ggnetb;. δεν σε ὥσνε ἢ ashe (ΕἾ,
q-*, to receive the equivalent, or in
exchange 5 fapacuwhky -- huyfg, to
lose the balance or equilibrium ; -- Se.
gech» balance, balance-sheet; wabby
q- Suzecfh, to strike the balance ; --
walk, q5unf, to balance or settle an
BCCOUNE 5 aysrGusayarte zeny + ssqes Gays
thu p hynnd, Aoor-keeper, porter; 8.
Qeagne [2 prd-
Up ot pease [9 ἢ ἢ —gpuneh 8. statics.
Yawgnps , wg 8. balance- or scale-
maker.
vcs create YA. to weigh in the
mind, to ponder, to consider, to re-
flect upon; to compare, to confront;
* to conjecture, to judge by guess;
-ονι [9 με΄» 4. conjecture.
hyawhf 8. hppa a. αὐ. (disinterested.
pug a. judging rightly, just,
454. 8. baroscope.
wen a. important, weighty;
distinguished, much respected, emi-
lynt,f a. ponderable. [nent.
habs, Egf va. to weigh, to mea-
sure; fig. to weigh, to calculate, to
examine, to ponder on, to take into
consideration ; to compare, to con-
front; to shoot, to dart, to take good
aim at, to hit the mark; pay --ν to
Weigh well, to ponder, to reflect with
Mature consideration, to pause ; --
βου fen» to be cautious in one’s
Words; -- gaxfnfeuplt, to return like
for like, to recompense, to reward, to
renumerate ; -- q4uepnewdh, to strike,
to adjust one’s blow; -- συγβηωᾷξν, to
Poise or cast a javelin; — χε εν Ὁ
mefewp 5a, to be worth the whole world;
fue ἔχε κι) whet, judged by eye-
sight ; he. mg hon bugls TT εὐ z= qiny
tepw, neither shall silver be weighed
for the price therof. [quiter, rewarder.
ahs, Wang 8. weigher i judge; re-
iG» sng ὅ. steel-yar 9 τ qyesengees_
ea ase, spring-balance 5 5. Ὅσων.
any,ag 8. Weighing-machine; 85.
“-.-, “δ be Φ
“οὐδ᾽, “ἢ ἃ. Weighing. :
kane (Pfe% 4. Weight, heaviness,
Weighing ; fig. examination, judgment,
consideration; proportion, olay
Comparison; asi. libration; J&w -(b,

Ty |

lh
equilibrium. (rytes, baryta.
Uand 5. chem. barium; -fh s- ba-
Ἰηγρωνευ νη §.adulterer. (glutted.

Uwubpe a. stuffed full, gorged,
Uy esr canal ge caste oss by S. --αὐ εὐ εν ἦγ .
tonwdpukp s.reproach, upbraiding,
reprimand, admonishing, reproof, re-
prehension, rebuke, scolding, chiding;
correction, admonition: adjuration.
ἔγνων αν εἴξε Γι kgf va.to reproach, to
reprove, to scold, to reprimand, to
admonish, to chide, to reprehend, to
rebuke, to censure; to correct, to pun-
ish; to raise an outcry against, to cry
out, to inveigh against: to adjure, to
exorcise. [exorcising.

Yowudfs a. scolding, grumbling:

Qoamdpach S. ἰγρων chp . (armlet.

Uperscrey αὐἵνεω ἦι , wg s.tablet? bracelet,

Up cov css κα ζἥνη. a. glutted Ἢ surfeited ἢ
very much satiated; ad. to satiety; --
ΣΥ͂Σ efussE by. - ale fy . to eat one’s
belly full, to eat one’s fill, to cram
oneself. [surfeit, cloyment, repletion.

Ἰγρωνων αν, τε [Ὁ fh 45. satiety, fulness,

anague. 8. med. stitch, glancing
pain in the side; pleurisy.

γα χω. 8. butter-dealer.

Uegh, gery 8. butter; δ. Yargreng.-

Uoquh, wy 8. architrave ; lateral
construction; wood-work, frame work,
planks, joists; * back of a house.

maging secs, wg 8. woman’s veil; -ES
va. to veil. ;

Ynqns » πεοΐὉ OF afi » ccnmsed ge * - ποῖ
8. camlet, camelot, camel’s colt.

aol? s. handle; -- guatwhf, haft of
a knife; — «4,6 . broom-stick or
-handle; 5. -ἰῖνεῦ, & Whqkf.

Yolen, wy 8. obelisk ; -&-Sva. to set
up, to erect an -.

Ualtnd s. stalk, stem ; pedicle.

ΠΣ Ss. Wace (9.

Yoyng. 8. chem. collodion; *-z#[é s.
female head-dress.

Yof s. trampling or stamping upon;
a. trampled upon, trodden underfoot ;
- Awihuywpes, beaten or frequented
track, public road; «a, f/—, to give
to be trampled on, to cause to tread
on; Ephfip she Efe --- , no one had as
yet entered heaven.

Unfrwd 8. husks of grapes, refuse
from the wine-press.

Yafeut S. Gah ὃ. . = ahs» git,
to tread, to tread upon, to trample or

yit

tread under foot; — ;b%b,. fay» to be
trodden, trampled under foot; — sas,
8. erases [1 af.

nfl S, κοΐ va. to tread under foot,
to trample on; to rack, to grind; to
press, to crush, to squeeze; fig. to
trample upon, to grind down, to ride
roughshod over, to set at nought; to
invade, to make an invasion; wa. amb
-, to trample under foot, to stamp
Upon 3 — ἐπωρη haste qdp Sls estes » to crowd
or crush one another ; -- qpuwbushes , to
surprise, to make oneself master of,
to take possession of the enemy’s
CaMp; -- quach nepnap, tO make a
descent on, to invade; shrfrstinclPh --ν
to attain to dignity or honour, to be
invested with power. { pump.

Yofufs a. trampling ; -- ~p5a%, force-

Yafunedt S. Ynfewtr ὃ. 9 εἶν, f -, to
be trodden under foot; su f —» to
give to be trampled on.

od, vy, σή 8. lamentation, com-
plaint, mourning, weeping, tears;
blow; undulation; -- g&b,, wsabbhys en,
Lacy, ἔπδει -, fe - Sinestoley » to wear
mourning, to complain, to lament, to
deplore; -- M&S wnthy, -- quntac [ek
watacy fr ἢ ὦ, nepnip, to make great
lamentation; tochant mournful hymns,
to sing dirges over; — fh pdisgaegwhb,,
to cause to weep with exceeding bit-
terness ; f -- dpphwg Sipfy, to rise or
toss about in waves, to be agitated,
billowy. :

od wef a. lamenting, weeping.

God whet a. deplorable; weeping,

Yods wi 8. Yad fd. (plaintive.

Qoduitg s. fluctuation, heaving,
swelling of the sea. [ers.

Ged waywp 8. chorus of hired mourn-

Usd wunkyb 8. place of tears, house
of mourning.

WodkJS, kgf va. to beat, to strike,
to reiterate blows; — ggédi, to give
a slap on the face, a box on the ear;
- αἔπερδω, to beat one’s breast; -
quid, to bruise oneself; - gap, to
deplore, to lament, to bewail one; --
q5aqdu, to beat the air, to labour in

Yond fd s. wart, excrescence. [vain.

YedfS, δ ων un. to wear mourning;
to deplore, to lament; to be beaten,
tormented ; to be agitated, to upheave,

YaSafencge 8. Yar bot. (to undulate.

Ἦηυδ᾽ κι ἢ, 5. Undaargp .

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Unk a. smooth, polished, glossy;
tidy, set in order. [bush ; bullace-tree.
hare’ 8. Sloe; bullace ; -- δῦ 8. sloe-

Yak, kgf va. to smooth, to polish,
to gloss; to put or set in order, to

*Untpk a. clean, neat, tidy. [arrange.

Yokiren a. gravelly, sandy, stony.

Yogng a. poor & proud; bombastic.

Yehknqupush a. boastful, bombastic;
-δίγυη. to boast, to brag, to vapour,
to talk ostentatiously; to tell boast-
ful stories.

Yokaqupwtnc(2h s. magniloquence,
boasting, bragging, pomposity ; soph-
istry.

Yakngquitunl, ΠΣ 72) -4 6 ; guy on.
to grow proud, puffed up; to walk,
to act or to talk in a stately, boastful
or imposing manner; to strut, to stalk.

Yehagquihg, qos ἢ. —quputbenr (ἢ .

Yakngqudfg a. puffed up, bluff,
haughty, stately, lofty, ostentatious,

*Yohos. tailless hen. (supercilious.

Yofot, wy, fg 8. flower-bud ; *-

wsg, protruberant eyes.
akan, f 8. bot. nenuphar, water-
*Yohnd_s. testicle. [lily.

Yokaduwtp 4. high flown discourse;

boasting, swaggering ; 8S. Yahay-
akong, wy 8. throat, gullet, gorge;
wind-pipe, larynx.

Yoknpy uy, -jby ad. at the top of
one’s voice, with open mouth.

Yekapgafrou a. speaking gutturally;

Yohapg fy. —au s.crocodile. (guttural.

YohacfPfed 5. rough-hewing , mo-
delling, trimming; cleanness, neat-
ness, tidiness.

Yosuh, wy 8. billow, wave, swell,
surge, breaker; fig. mountain, hill,
height, eminence, rising ground;
ῥργῥγρωηξη -- ρν foaming billows.

Yeh οι boy s “εξ a. rough, gwell-
ing, billowy. (tossed.

yicehet- a. wave- or tempest-

Yoq, fg 8. side, rib, flank; part; fg-
woman ; Wife ; 7 -- ῶν ad. aside, awry;
sidelong ; wa f -- 5. Quon fp —; whyht
ῥ -f, directly, at once, forthwith; ἡ -
εἰν ιν to stretch or lay oneself dow?,
to lie down, to go to bed; <p ¢pk=ty:
cover or binding of a book.
Yerques[2-npssy ese ὃ. pleuropneumony-
Qayqw feb la Sh pth 8. pleurisy. [ (Eve).
Ynqui fe a. produced from a rib
Unqupy 8. consort, wife, spouse:

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ἰμνηωξ τ a. flowing or issuing from

Yaqurdiayh 4. pleura. [one side.

Ὦχον ἴω ss s. colia, or -8 (fish ).

Yaqeng care. ’ -acl(Fhet 8. pleurisy.

aque Ω. strong-sided , heavy-
flanked, robust.

Yoquipash ship un. to cease being a
partisan or adherent, to quit or aban-
don any one’s party, to be disaffected.

Yaqbuy ad. leaning or inclining to
one side. [mar. iron-clad.

Yagftweop a. armed with a cuirass;

Yogfnd . vy 8. bread-crust.

Yagbtg S. Ἰσηνε ει.

Yaghnqug ft , —duyt a. groaning ,
moaning, wailing; plaintive, mourn-
fal, querulous; lamentable, sorrow-
ful; ad. painfully, sorrowfully, most
sadly, lamentably, pitiably.

Yoqhoquze 5. whining , groaning,
tears, lamentation, complaint; com-
passion, pity. [or compassion.

Qaghagk gaequwikdS va. to excite pity

Yoghagh(d s. chin; 5. Young

YeghnghS, kguy un. to groan, to
moan, to wail, to bewail, to bemoan,
tocomplain, to lament; to beseech, to
implore, to entreat.

᾿νηζπηε “ἢ, Ss. Yuqhaqut .

“ἡ ἤϊε , -- ἱωυΐ,ἐὦ ἢ ΟΣ gy ny Tisush anys

Derg ehee te sae gress g fol a. walking late-

Yaqilisteakf a S. —~ifis uhh» [rally.

μναῖ fl S. fb Yog pbieful-

_ Yeqdivtng s. the jutting or project-
Ing part of a building.

Yaqtt , πων, 8. flank, side; side,
part, party ; climate; confine, quarter,
canton; country, soil, region, land;
“dhe apfuaSh, cardinal points ; 4a
αν κενή —, the wrong side; the oppo-
site party; ashe —, weak side; f of
~ aside, apart; wa f —, slantingly,
awry, sideways, laterally; ῥ᾽ df - (an.
wey to set apart, to lay aside; f -
tuk), whhuofy, to lean on one’s side,

to lay oneself down, to repose; f --
anki, fs {buy hiss ως» to place in
bed, to put to bed; ap ofufy - fb ~diwhE ,
to turn from side to side; — muy, to
recede, to retreat, to draw back; f --
Swit, , to retire from, to withdraw
oneself, to stand aside; akby q- ne.
erce, to take up the cudgels for, to

‘Ke one’s part, to range oneself on
the side of, to side with one; Epka_
I" ful -Sasthy Susy εἰπε. to run

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with the hare & hold with the hounds,
to contrive, to stand well with oppo-
site parties 5 πῶ Shad Je phagachy
-ἴω ον ἐν, &kntiunn, to preserve
neutrality, to remain neutral ; f dent
ge, δράσειν —thisiteg* Sanh δ gtk (thet
watery fs μων, Of two evils choose
the least; ‘Toes ere sree. fk -Ππω ‘bags , he
sate near him; κα ἐκ —. whence? yap
πο Which way? ᾧ᾽ faqdishl ww, near
the house ; juyud dint , on this side;
ἦν dew —dSwtt ,on the other side; yer
hagnety — hasty »on both sides ἢ ~thuly
~Swig, from different parts; f -- ἰπωΐνω
—Siwibu , in Various parts; ᾧ ἐδ! —dushl,
gieut, from one side to the other;
through & through, right through;
yd —Sing, on all sides or hands;
from all quarters, everywhere; sfuhu
fut, on my side;on my part, as
forme; fp ΔΕ» -dwtl, from you; in
your name.

Yagtiugpne(Ffeh s. chorography.

Yogfimdne 8. partisan. [-ac(tfer.

ΝΣ - πε.[ὃ [μεν ῶ. Uerecrcashy cass »

Yoqitiwhut a. oblique, diagonal;
crosswise, indirect; -ἀῤ ad. laterally,
obliquely, sideways, indirectly.

Yagifiahpy ν &e. 8. Yocuwhhg » ὅτ.

Yay ify es » -αἰἴτ ὦν ὃ. Yoress esl aay ο

Yaqthwukp a. partial ; -οῤρπε [9 [ε΄»,
8. partiality ; party-spirit.

πρὸ νη s. compass; -- Saduyfit,
mariner’s- Or sea--3; - Sagy, pocket,
portable or travelling —; - mar. cho-
rographical-chart. [14].

Yagqtiweng ad. S. Yaqiisushh ; a. par-

Yoqifisenppuw a. bounded, limited, cir-
cumscribed. [put to bed.

Yaytikgnegwtkd va. to lay down, to

Yagil 8. Qaphatfl.

Yoqiag 8. the ribs of a vessel, knee.

Ynqop, fg 8. ἃ sleeveless tunic; an
under waistcoat.

Yayndk J va. to conjecture, to guess.

Yager, ajanuns s. colossus.

Qaqngoun ’ ΠΟ) ὦ δ. spoils, plunder,
booty, pillage, sack, robbery ; a. spoil-
ed, destitute ; Ab poly - husgneguitsty “Πρ
ft Suhglypdhy ’ Jhokeattar(Pbuk , to des-
poil of one’s clothes, of one’s autho-
rity; lh pl - wnthy qe fb ΠΣ ἴο
disarm, to strip off-

Yaqaynad S. Yagqeauynen .

Yaqay mushy ὃ. spoliation, robbery,
deprivation, depredation.

ἘΠῚ 3

Ungqaaymb dS βοᾷ va. to despoil, to
strip, to plunder, to sack, to ravage,
to rob, to rifle, to pillage; to deprive
of, to bereave; gubquta —, to commit
sacrilege. (lager, plunderer, robber.

Yagqaynfs 8. spoiler , despoiler, pil-

Yaqnd, ry 8. basket, pannier, frail,
hamper; -- wena, &c. fruit-basket,
&e. ; S. Qs πη.

Yoqnegnps, ἀνα 8. basket-maker;
-πεί(δῇ 8. ~-making, —-work > τ- ᾿φιζίμνε.
δ. —-seller, (rattle, toy.

Qaqeip Ss. Yoqad; “πὸ 8. knee-pan ;

oan . gine ’ ἔργο 8. branch, bough.

Yor, ag δ. astragal; door-post, side-
post, jamb : joint, articulation; ankle-

one; knuckle-bones (for play); -
dpwgf: bot. hellebore; pau be — poss
qa. to play at cross & pile, or head
& tail.

Yar%eh, wg 8, heel-bone : button;
*trunk ofa tree; bot. bud, germ; --
dirgnemg, bee-hive or swarm of bees;
- weathnes uk pling » to bud, to sprout,
to germogliate, to shoot ; upheuby —u ,
to button; wpdmhky gq—, to unbutton.

Ynr%ehead fa. ὃ. button-hook.

Yox%whwpwp 8. button-maker.

Yorxwhp 8. porker, pig; fg. corn, cal-
losity. (-4 »--bread.

ΣΎ 8. bol. ginger; eng «οἵ» fk

aNuen, ag A. Uneven, Odd; geay δε.
-, odd & even, S. ‘pear & Yor

Yorke 8. halter.

Ye2Ghd, kgb va. to button; -- ῥα vn.
to button one’s clothes.

Yor laph, Yorxgu a. ornamented
with raised embroidery; s. garment
of divers colours; corsage , bodice.

Yn%hgtS va. to vex, to torment, to
deal harshly with.

Yor, Xq, query 8. trunk, log, block;
trunk, body; fetters, shackles, stocks;
rack, torture; fig. parent-stock, race,
lineage ; gikys ulak, f ΣΧ to put
in stocks or fetters; 6 gaAbqu dimmne
gwtk,. to place on the rack, to put to
torture.

Yar%qé qurenp a.bulbaceous, bulbous.

Yam%qbéq. -qbhq 8. bulb, bulbous root.

YornykS, kgf va. to lop off, to trim;
to pluck or root up; to cut off, to
break in pieces, to shatter, to smash.

YoXnaynets 8. lopping off; rooting
up; extirpation.

Yodka, Yous, fs, count; earl; ma}

sp

ω

ΛΑ. uns

δ. county; earldom ; ~#4f s/f. countess.
Us, ῥ᾽ 5. dung, cattle-dung.
Ueywghng fn 8. dung-beetle.
Ussing 8. cloaca, sink, common-

sewer, cess-pool.

Yayufoep 8. drain, sewer.

Yoyghury 5. point of section in grape-
stalk. [flux, dysentery.
Uap s.diarrhea, looseness of bowels,

Yous Gnewfg sf. Virgin, maiden; the
Holy Virgin; ast. Virgo; a. virgin, vir-
ginal, maiden, maidenly ; pure, chaste;
uncontaminated, untouched, unmingl-
ed, inviolate ; mysterious, secret,
hidden; — qbaa4uunh , YOUNES Virgin,
girl, maid; -- /#/<. the number seven;
— Matty , untrodden path — gh.
σε εἴπω, empty tomb; S. pesto oD

ἫΝ » ἤπεμιιωῳ δ. side ; party; 8.
Yagdt ; pr. towards, in the direction of;
fi ap -, Which way? where? ῥ gecat
when, on that side or part; jad Goc.
wus ON all sides; vig - fe headdpeyh 1
wherever he pleases; sasyer — yah -ι
from ono side to another, on one side
& the other, here & there; ggtay

ape “- be singh -, to take a walk
hither & thither, to & fro 3 peyu—- yoy®

- ghwyt, on this side & on that of

the river, here & there; μον - δα.

σεν, beyond the sea; ῥ Pfhack -,
yuu —, behind one’s back, behind,
from behind; γμωρδ εκ δ, ἤσεωξ, from
the East; μων ε αἴνει —, towards the

West; bho Eo fp -- {πη εἴκων ᾳ rd Td

aww, towards the North; 6 φωρωεα.

bagi hacul, from the South; k εν

fecal, for us, for our part, as for 08;

f dé -- &, he is on our side, he is fa-

vourable to us; adh pup —, ke οἵ, pip.

one maintened this & another that; -
εἴ fe εἴμ, ἔπει ἣν γεδιωρ ἔς... ODO side
fought with the other; ᾧ fassmpard®-

(#q{2 pu , towards the end of my letter;

Eywtiley " πο ἐμ -, to retire aside;

gape —dflwg, ofhewn stone. ὁ
Uys, foumpy 8. heap, mass, pile;

great crowd, throng; flock, her

drove; meadows, grazing group i

= dfag ® paddock ; -munbag, constel-

ba cluster of fixed stars: ὩΝ
uy ova uns 08g cass , 088 s.stud-groom, — .

ey. pee a. blind, sightless ,
eyeless; -- gapdé,, to blind; - #*-
qutgne[Fh , Soqunmmlyne{af » passive
implicit obedience; blind submissi0;

ane
Sed whwodp --, , one-eyed, blind of one
Oye; pou δ = ams. wh -- dmop, 18
better to be blind of an eye than to
want understanding; better want of
sight than intellectual blindness; --
exqq! blind fortune! 8. Ofs;-, *-
φῆνε pooh ad. blindly, blindfold, rashly,
ici ἢ) at all risks, inconsider-
ately.

hed, fs. cone ; fir—, pine-- 5 τῶν
abSp 2. conic-sections 5 -whwncg a.
zool. conirostre ; -wd&e. a. conic, —al.

Ynigual » wy 8. brief, bull, decree.

ἴῃ ἵνα whee 8. bullist, compiler or
writer of bulls; -ρ or [οὗ balls.

Uetguehp wt 5. bullary, collection

Ἦν βοΐ, fs. bot. hemlock. [ἈΖ]Ζ.

ἢν ΖΕ 8. bol. cyperus ; furk. habbul’

Ἦ Ἵν κατ, -au 8. Simba

Yennt, &e. 8. Ὦ οὖν.

Usk. fg 5. shell, conch-shell; ba-
sm, wash-hand basin; dish, bowl, por-
ringer ; back or console of a throne;
arcade, arch, porch; nuptial-bed.

Yekpo die a.in form of a cupola;
concave, vaulted. [murex.

Uckpkq . wy s-conchylia, purple-fish,

Ushph a, ῥ᾽ s.enchirium.[worn away.

Unf να. beaten, ruined, destroyed,

oXodin’ pbiefel un. to be beaten
or cudgelled to death; to die on the
rack,

Lng aXkf, kgf: va. to beat, to strike,
to bemaul, to beat to death, to tor-
ture, to put to the rack, to murder, to
slay, to massacre, to butcher, to kill
Ina violent & cruel manner; --ἰα un.
to torment or trouble oneself, to be
extremely harassed, vexed, weary,
very much fatigued.

Ynho%n a s, torment, torture, rack;
slaughter ; fig. suffering, grief, trouble.

mu, ῥ9. πα 8. lump of clay, clod,
sod, glebe; corn, callosity; a. hard,
rude, rough, coarse ; * rude, unpolish-
ed, clownish , boorish, ill-bred , ill-
mannered, rough; awkward, clumsy;
~ apuqeugh, spur.

*Umunc[Pfheb 4. grossness, coarse-
hess, indelicacy, rudeness.

meruyk £va. to form, to shape, to
fashion, to figure.

bes 8. call, appeal, invitation; -- sex
atu, writ, Summons, citation; - ᾧ
Meda, challenge ; -- ghbacnpw_
hub , muster, roll-call ; - ante, al.

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Loenpwg, to call over; to beat the
drum, the tattoo ; qusutfy f-%.to be
present at roll-call; onary -- ὐἷν ong ane 069 608 3.
fewtp, to answer a summons.
nee τ 8. 97. Vocative.
ask sb Ss. ngnqs

Unsed; kgf va. to call; to call in; to
invite ; to call, to name; f dh fuyy -,
to convoke, to call together, to as-
semble ; -- jyogiac[Pfe%, to call on for
help, to invoke; -- qup shew, to call
back, to revoke; to call off, to bring
back; pious - qpuibul, to unsay, to
recall what one has said, to retract,
to recant, to revoke; — ft gaa, to cite,
to summon; d4aya —, to subpona, to
summon witnesses; — ᾧ dguync[2F, to
quote, to cite. ᾿ς {nowned.

Gasky&u, a. called, surnamed; re-

Yosiul ; wy 8. rattle; clapper.

ἢ να ζεῖ, » rg 8. guest, table-com-
panion; the host. [the house.

Yostuemlp δ. inviter, host, master of

Yasacd 8, calling, call, nomination;
appellation, name, nomination, deno-
mination ; appeal, summons, citation,
assignation; invitation ; invocation;
vocation; μέξωνω -, retraction, recan-
tation, unsaying, recalling; 8. Was,
Pind syne (Ὁ fret

Ynsockg , ging 8. invitation ; banquet,
feast, entertainment, good cheer, good
living 2 tees κω ἔτι» ψορίδι. to give 8,
dinner party, to feast, to treat, to en-
tertain, to give an entertainment, to
banquet, to feed well; dM dudcsy -ἴω
walk, owdkp, to entertain one ina
noble manner, to feed him luxurious-
ly, to treat him nobly, to give hima
splendid entertainment; f -te περι,
func(Ph sh ᾿ in the midst of the festivi-
ties ; b SF azo ef” hagbagt P during the enter-

re 9p fg ong 8. eye-lid. (tainment.
ἘΝ σα θη, 8. Shock of wheat-sheaves.

Yamwy » wg δ. confines, boundaries,
limits. [gravel; sand-stone.

You, ary 8. pebble, shingle,

*Yrug fren , Ἰγρα με [Ὁ fret S. Yrnan Ἔκ.
-πε [9 [«Ἵ,. [sandy.

Yau Anema. pebbly, gravelly, stony,

Gay nep wht a. Monstruous, enor-
mous, deformed, misshapen, ugly,
churlish, rustic, rude, rough.

Yea 8. villein or duty service; ἘΞ.
Whe; pep hassle ses en rile 5 -Ὡ, nnchp S.
YalAnet & fla.

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Qenunop a. working in statute-
labour. [ugly spittle.
*Younf 5. buffalo-dung: large phlegm,
Yn. neg 8. COW; δωσε τ Ὧν fisczs ~
mopyten —, russet, spotted or speckl-
ed <5 ΠΣ ; ang oss [7 εἰν ross ly or «ἔν -
lean, fat -- ; fus(P bonnes μα ζδίωνε ξων --,
milch—, dairy--; 4/@4,; -- . to milka
- Swtp --ν ἃ -- With or in calf; δίνω.
bhy —m., to calve ; useysap fips —nLge
--leech; umnfiip ’ sy ων νε ἵν -πε-ε udder,
dug; du --σε.. cow-beef; hausf, ἐπρ(
-a, neat-leather ; —hide; awmbe —n,
—hair ; gad” —neg, —-house; foes pus
hog “πε, —dung ; hogh “πεῖν butter of
kine ἢ πε εῖ 9 press et.tsss , ay nsheh ν Αξ ταις,
δεν, * ynnwy —ne, bellowing, lowing
of a-. [lacertus facetanus.
Uedeag frurg » “ned 3. eft ἢ newt ἢ
Ynlwhép a. cow-eating , (a great
eater). [-n<4f sf. cow-keeper.
Yadpnd , by s.cow-herd,neat-herd;

Hadéuwt 5. pl. cows, kine.

Had4f(2- s. cow-milker.

*Yoftng 8. cow-house, vaccary.
Unww a. little, short of stature.
Yaw ῥὴ δ. cotyla (measure).

Youfiti 8. bot. cress.

Yan fing s. mug, drinking-vessel.

Youdy bats , ~HibhE a. hawk-nosed,

*Qown, 8. Gaphep- (aquiline--.
Yasenp » ng 8. morsel, part, fragment,

Slice, bit, piece, lump; -- 49f, piece
of bread.

Youngs’ , ng § carnage, massacre,
slaughter, butchery; defeat, rout,
overthrow, loss; -- wigtupfit ῥ fbpuy
oud by , gape by Jb & widle&S -s, tO make
dreadful slaughter, to cut to pieces,
to slay, to rout.

morengressl y ag 8. small bit, piece or
slice; - ΣΝ ᾽ fraction; orn aa aslo ray eas.
4a —, decimals, decimal fractions.

Yomaposh ay fit a. fractional. [pieces.

amnpusmntfya.to cut into several

Younpk JS, kgf va. to break, to break
in pieces, to shatter, to smash; to cut,
to cut down, to fell; to destroy, to
break, to rout, to defeat, to over-
throw; to massacre, to kill; to cut, to
pull to pieces or tatters; to divide, to
share, to part; εἱγδιωιῖεδω —, to hec-
tor, to brag, to boast, to swagger, to
pretend to be of importance, to take
much upon oneself, to be impertinent;
- ῥὗ id csercasks pals » to put to the sword.

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Ynunnfs 2. destroyer, massacrer;
slaughterer, exterminator.

Qamnpncas » -“ε δ, Ss. Yawapms .

*Youmedt un. to itch as a cicatrix,
as healing wounds.

Yanpwunet a. broken to pieces,
smashed, shivered, shattered.

Yor a. curved, bent, crooked, adun-
cous; -- a. bowed, inclined; ad. down,
below, downwards ; f — gapugkw,
depressed, cast down; ῥ᾽ — gapdmbb,,
to cut down, to overturn, to throw to
the ground, to overthrow, to upset;
fg. to dishearten thoroughly, to strike
with dismay, to confound, to abash;
f - GopSwtf,, to fall, to break down,
tosink, to be overthrown; fig. to droop,
to be disheartened, to give way, to
lose heart, to be ashamed, abashed;
- gfd 5. curve-

QopwefS a. curvilineal, -near.

Gopung slum [Ὁ ῥεῖν S, Yopwhp Φ

σα σεί, Ung fe gyrefs 8. Yap.
hap 5.5 ΡΥ , to humble, to abase, to
humiliate, to overwhelm with shame;
- but,» to hang one’s head, to get
confused, to humble oneself, to lose
courage, to be ashamed , abashed,
humiliated.

Yopwhikd, eg un. to have the eyes
cast down with shame or confusion,
to be humiliated.

Ynpuwhop a. ashamed, confused, de
pressed, humbled, debased, hamiliat-
ed; ad. with hanging head, humbly,
full of shame, quite confused, abash-
ed, ignominiously. (a curved beak.

Uapushinney a. hawk-billed, having

Ynpunfieg fy a- armed with curved
claws or talons.

Yaputrad, “6. "Ὁ UN. to be bent, bow:
ed, crooked, curved, to grow camber-
ed, to stoop, to warp; to fall in, to
sink; fig. to bend the head, to bow
down, to be humbled, depressed, com
fused, debased 5 pew Gay -- hpteheny κ.
wfrg,to become bandy- or bow-legged.

πρωΐ 8. humiliation, shame, de
basement, confusion, consternation;
dishonour, ignominy, infamy, oppt®
brium; ~Lep olds & czse. , ω»εἴο[δ cop fry
ad. shamefully, ignominiously; 4+ ~
pet gat! o dreadful, ὁ unheard 0
thing |

Wagpaogee guctbal “αὖ να. ἴο bend, to
bow, to crook, to camber; to inclivé,

ane

to fold; to ‘arch, to vault; fig. to hu-
miliate, to mortify, to dishearten, to
deject. (humiliating.

Yapucqaeghs_ a. bending, crooking ;

Yopunf fw a-bent,bowed, huddled up.

Yapranp ὦ εἴϊω a. hump-backed ; -ach
8. Ygac(Ffch- [alms-basket.

Yeppwh, f 8. corban, gift, alms;

apq.e we a. rough, untilled, un-
ploughed, wild, waste ; fallow; s.waste

Yapguh » wy s.helmet, casque. (land.

Yopzwhud’, ἐστ! un. to lie fallow.

Yapgwgnegutb dS ya. to let lie fallow.

*Yopg ft, * Ὦ σε σ-- 8. pack-saddle.

Yapg ῥεῖν ’ —gyt 8. bot. savory.

Qepzae(2f.% s.the becoming waste,
sterile, uncultivated, desert. [lin-seed.

Yopk wh ’ bhuwg 8. millet; wb we —,

ἴμηρδ by anol, ccs ese ὃ. millet-seed ; —Surg $.
—bread.

Yopk hk ἥν a. made of millet.

Yapkhoyh 8. millet-brandy.

Yepqut, ῥ᾽ s.draw-plate, drawing-
frame, wire drawing-plate, screw-
plate ; fig. proof, experiment.

eed, &gf va. to snatch, to take
away, to wrench, to wrest, to extort,
to take by force, to ravish; to deliver,
fo free, to disengage; jst --, to
Wm, to gain over.

hep 8. young girl; np. Proserpine;
b-w Or f hag bes kpwhk,, to be van-
quished, humiliated. [gacfr , Unpushap-

Gee ῥ χιπεΐ, Ung ῥ᾽ hop 8. Yopun

leph s. conduit, pipe, tube, spout;
drain, channel, gutter. —_[med. bubo.
“pb 8. kernel, stone; grain, seed;
bepfingh s.bot.daisy. _—[tine-spar.
apfogot, & 4. corundum, adaman-
᾿ρῥεῖν, phy s.& cub or whelp of
any wild beast; - wnafedsac, lion’s
Whelp; — wpfae, bear's cub, young

ἋΣ; — gesyry, young Wolf; — pw,
Puppy, pup, whelp; -- éAfy, young
is [u&,, to upset, to overturn.

ooS 3. overturning 5 f -- or --ὦ sb.
opeue a. prostrated , prostrate,
ee - whfwhf,,to fall upon one’s
ace ; to fall down; to go to ruin, to
sink into decay, to be overthrown,
to crumble away, to fall to pieces, to
Tumed ; — wphatk,, to throw down,

% overthrow, to destroy, to ruin.
ἵμηρδωΐ κι", bgp va. ἐὸ overturn, to
Subvert, to overthrow, to demolish,
‘o destroy, to ruin; to lay waste; to

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extirpate, to exterminate; ykphfp -,
to fell to the earth, to throw, strike
or dash to the ground; — gqeysusfruscyer
to dismantle, to pull down; -- gap
4uung, to pervert from the faith;
— qiéfull: wie, to throw down, upset or
destroy each other; -- qhkuku , to
come to an untimely end; fssaqhu hap
Swtbug qua, gaming has been his
ruin; -ῥέγυη. to fall backwards or on
one’s back; 8. apd ats wih wit fal 5 -
hapdswinct: dk&, to be routed, dis-
persed, defeated; to be exterminated,
annihilated ; - fs Sayuprnnc(PE, to lay
down one's pride or haughtiness, to
cease to be puffed up or proud; f
wneg -, to end in mourning; — way.
wkop, to be over head & ears in debt;
- DL ἔξ [ὦ . to subside into fable 4
afrusn.pl ell ps fusca bk gui , our glory
is lost or vanished away.

Yapsutkgacgquikd §. Yapd wiki.

Yard athfis 5. destroyer, waster; fig.
perverter ; a. ruinous.

Yopd wired s.overthrow, overturn-
ing ; ruin, waste, devastation, desola-

‘tion, destruction, demolition; tum-

bling, crumbling, sinking ; fall, down-
fall, decay ; rout; extermination ;
4 cas oN icry ξεως ἐὦ by css - universal deluge;
~ fb di puy oer bry to ruin, to destroy,
to waste; f -- αδρίμ estelyesstefry » to be
on the brink of ruin, to be ready to
fall, to fall or go to ruin or to decay;
κων, fr haps wtdwhlt, to rebuild,
to recover from ruin, to build up
again, to restore, to repair; fig. to re-
cover from disaster or misfortune, to
raise again.

apd be, ;: kof va. to empty.

Yarh ᾽ ft or Hd | 8. dirt-spot, dirt, filth,
ordure; * caked filth attached to the
long tails of oriental sheep. [wheat.

Unphaw, αὶ or “ 8. decorticated

ἴῃ νά σιν 8. speck, spot, speckle.

Ynpe, fg Se griffin; 8. Q waka > mus.
crotchet; *a. crooked, hooded; *§.
PLAL4-

Yop%uykgqne 8. jargon, brogue, cant.

Ἦν ῥα. mus. chromatic.

ἴγ νη at ’ b 8. bol. origan-

Gapti[2-sapq. fb @. CONVEX; —ac{Ffck,
*—(thp s. convexity.

Ynpisé,b a. loseable, evanescent.

Yapistl, pluy un. to be lost, to dis-
appear; to perish, to decay, to be de-

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stroyed; to lose one’s way, to lose
oneself, to go astray, to err; to go to
ruin, to ruin oneself; — wmdusdin,, to
die of starvation, to be starved to
death; to be dying of hunger; faphuwe

feusewl ef, all memory of me was
lost: hapk use gre fs, my hopes have
vanished ; hophy Ji pkuay [uling ᾿ get
you gone, be gone.

Yapag pats 3. Gr. W. coral.

Qapn_a. 8. τῷ -- OF <g 8. Vigour,
force, strength, might, power; dexte-
rity, skill, proficiency, address, abili-
ty, ingenuity ; — dang» strength of
mind; - duspifbry, bodily strength, vigor.

Qapndupat, -μοι a. eloquent, fluent.

Unpndaphpe a. keen-eyed, keen,
acute, piercing. |

apnfwhf ad. stoutly, vigorously,
valiantly; dexterously, cleverly; a.
valiant, able, skilful, clever.

Yopndudpy. a. expert at drawing the
‘bow, skilled in archery ; well-bent
(bow) ; - wah qtweng, Skilful archer.

Yapadwidfin a. keon-witted, subtle,
penetrating, ingenious, perspicacious,

sagacious, acute ; shrewd, crafty ,-

cunning.

Ynpaahinnse (Ffr% 4. sagacity, abili-
ty, perspicacity, acuteness, wit.

ΚΣ Σὰ . “αι! UN. to recover
one’s strength, to take courage; fig.
to tax one’s ingenuity, to set one's
wits to .-.

Yopa{kwt, kgf va. to take careful
aim at, to hit the mark; fig. to obtain
one’s scope or end; to weigh accura-
tely or justly, to do justice.

σήν a. shooting skilfully, care-
fully aiming at; skilfal in arms; dex-
terous, expert, skilful, handy; ner-
vous, robust, vigorous, valorous, va-
liant; intelligent, ingenious, clever,
witty, wily, keen; ad. 8. Yapndushf ; --
yuqh qh be. fp aneuley ν skilful with the
sword & bow.

Qapadac[P fd ὃ. ability, dexterity,
address ; δ. Yopadushane (9 [εν ; - pw
fg» eloquence, fluency of speech; -
epg, piercing sight. [ing, curvature.

σρπε [ῥεῖν 5. curve, bend, camber-

Yoports a. aquiline-nosed, hook--.

Yapacuwhk dl, nh va.to lose ; to miss,
to mislay, to be without; to ruin, to
undo, to destroy; to put to death, to
kill; to exterminate, to annihilate ; --

qrroteuyue St, to lose one’s way, to
be lost, to stray ; — qSardjeus., to lose
one’s reputation or good name, to be
defamed, disgraced; -- ηίδθδ, μωΐβ,
to lose the clew or the thread of one’s
speech; — yusurq, to lose sight of; -
quumkSt, to lose or let slip an op-
portanity ; - gg peels Η͂ “ίμεω qs ’ qaqa,
to lose a wager; to lose the game; to
be cast.

Qapaenwhag, -ufs 8. loser; a. losing.

nines: Ὁ kan ws esr bs cots 8. 1088 3 waste;
damage ; disadvantage ; misfortune;
perdition, ruin, destruction; lost thing;
ῥ — dius. to perish, to be lost; ᾧ -
Siwmik,. to lose, to cause to perish;
to kill; caste Scxaedge “εξ, fk — Searels; » to
cause one’s Own ruin; & — pulPabay,
to hasten to one’s destruction 5 ;fsh,
died ῥ — or ΠΣ) ἢ ἤσσω ων ἔν este y to be
upon the brink of ruin or destruction;
AGS dee —y awed E74 to suffer heavy
losses; Gapuusbundg deaXwnk,, to sell
at aloss; gfuk f — feg» he hastens to
his ruin.

Yoprusmuhat a. loseable, perishable,
transient, transitory; fleeting, vain;
admissible ; -n(#} s. unstable nature,
inconstancy ; admissibility.

Ἦσαν ων νας αν ἤν a. causing loss; de-
ceitful, delusive. [ing the perdition οἵ.

Yapumwelp a. contriving or schem-

Yee, y 8. dung, manure, muck.

os 8. pinaster, wild pine. .

neg, ἄηψη». ἄηση 8. pole-cat; cat;
*hump; a- hanch-backed.

Uncee, {ἴϑπη 8. vintage; harvest;
hol? εἴρραωξμων κᾶν. Wine-dregs or lees.

Yad, ζσ' σα. 8. carthen-pitcher, jag,
jar; water-pot. [low, togulp down.

Yoey 5. swallowing; ᾧ — asm, to swal-

Ynepwh, fs. tonsure, shaven crown.
. Yacyhpuy . Yayfifuy δ. Gr. w. colyba,
colyva, boiled grain.

Uayaenfay , fb 8. Gr. W. S. Uae

Gachac, 8. hood, cowl.

γε» hat ὃ. plait, fold, doubling;
texture; — fup(#f, fishing-line.

Yaegqep, hq μαι. s. beaver ἢ castor ;
ἔχασε. Snpl2, beaver ; (φρξωρᾳ) bea-
ver-hat; kgpne doe, castoreum, cas-
tor-oil. (ealdron used in torture.

Yoegl? or Yqref? 8. large boiler or

Uncgl a. gluttonous, greedy.

Yoox 3. Gpx.

*Yne Ss. draught, mouthful.

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Yeodp 8. navel, umbo, nombril οὗ ἃ | a party, to adhere, to favour, to sup-

scutcheon, boss of a shield..
᾿νε,» —0, Lemp a. bald, hairless.
High, Kigut 4. wheel; *nave of
8 -- [S. Gacgdh e
Yecthth, -54, hedockp 4. turf, 30d;
ἴγνε αν, Iya 4. flank, side; belly;
#4. satiated; oS arspu cas ly ῥ - «οὐτνἔν, ἔευῥζήω.
peg» to set spurs to a horse, to spur
on, to gallop; fzhg q- beg f ῥωῤέίσι.
@it—£ βωξι, he hath filled his belly
with my delicacies.
Hecwyq . heya 8. lock ; padlock. (ine.
oemoyesy 8. carters smock, gabard-
ΤῊΣ duper, πᾷ 2. bitumen, as-
phalt, pitch ; tar, naphtha ; petroleum,
rock-o1l; 5. Ὥνωε..
hen. 2. condensing, thickening; a.
condensed, compact, firm, solid, hard;
beaten, trodden, frequented; massive,
large, heavy; carved, sculptured,
hammered; pure, refined; ad. vehe-
mently, forcibly; unceasingly, unre-
mittingly , incessantly ; - aaqamuy,
common or beaten road, high-road,
main thoroughfare ; — da:aéu,, armed
with a cuirass, armed cap-a-pié, from
head to foot; - 4εἤν." μεῖς _ εἴ 1 δες
phe ghrp or Gup, continually, one
after the other; blow after blow; --
trkz, to write close; pecpPuiuhp --
sek Sunhwhb,, to load oneself with
gold ornaments ; —tfpguh πιὰ, golden
lance ; —-— gpk4f mus. refrain, burden
of asong.
ἴα ἦν, howls s. back; 4- πῶ ἐπε σίας,
¢y, to lean against a Wall; wa. ἔκ. ναῦν
f~;,to be near, present; wkpd wa
hawks bos, it i8 not far distant.
Ueeng, any 8. idol; image, statue.
Yerwayewtegne{af 4. deflouring, vio-
tion, rape, ravishment.
Uncwudeeqhl 8. bot. pervinca, peri-
Winkle. (Holy Virgin.
Yewwdft a. born of a virgin; 8.
παι σεν ἔμ , og ἃ. ZOVernor, prefect,
Pacha; nfuwkopg -f, lieutenant go-
vernor, sub-prefect.
sumhupkS, kgh vn. to govern a
Province ; to be governor of a -.
πε ωμνε 2 0 s. government of a
Province or department, prefecture.
Ἰπε σή» a. Virginal, maiden,
maidenly.
tuwhky 8. partisan, abettor, ad-
herent, follower ; - 644,» to espouse

port; -- bik, m_dkp, to side with one,
to follow one’s party, to be of the
party of, to take one’s part, to under-
take his defence, to be wedded to
one’s OWN opinion ; be m3 εἶνε. Ὁ pik,
-. to rest or remain neuter; S. Gagi.

Yacuwhpok a. living in celibacy,
Virgin, single, unmarried man or wo-
man ; -nc(#f s. unmarried state, single
life, celibacy; sm. bachelorhood; sf.
apinsterhood; 4&7 -- σε ξεν to live single.

Yaewwhgh Sf 8. Yoewuhfy [bufS.

Yoruwhgne(F feb δ. party, partiality,
favour; «gf -(@&, party-spirit; (ea_
“πε q-, to give up, to desert one’s

ΠΡΟΣ ὃ. Virgin-Mother.[party.

Yacuwt, wg 8. Virgin; maid; nun;
- εἰν εκ. to go into a nunnery, to take

“τε. μοί, fk ὃ. ast. Virgo. (the veil.

Yoressestoess el, heath, sssg easy UN. to be
pure as avirgin; to lead a life of chas-
tity, to keep one’s maidenhood; to
take the veil.

Gacuming ᾽ Ἰῃμτε. αν cares μον css . mtg 8. mai-
den’s apartment ; gyneceum ; girls’
boarding-school; nunnery, convent.

Yocouwww’s sf. instructress in a nun-

μενα s.the Virgin’s Son. [nery.

Yarunc(Pfe% 8. virginity; maiden-
head, pucelage; fig. pudicity ; pum
ἅν η- 0 «ων ἤ stale ῤτ- 8, &c. to defile,
to ravish, to violate, to deflour; £ -Z
ῥ » from her youth; 5. Wife.

“ecw . ζων δ. grain, seed ; fig. bait,
food; S. Yopha3 - fJudpl, ζωη να.» tO
feed its young birds or chickens, to
put into their beaks.

Yormuh, was. heap, pile, accumu-
lation, mass; vault, roof; swelling;
Wave, surge; globe, globule; --ὦ —«
κων οἷν, og focsslyrre toes » to slaughter, to ™.
heap up the slain, to make havoc,
carnage, butchery.

Yocwahwgkg a. piled one upon an-
other, heaped up, accumulated.

Uncut a. cumulative; -- puke,
exaggeration.

Yocmuhbd, gf yna.to heap, to pile,
to amass, to accumulate; to swell, to
heave, to upheave; to exaggerate.

Yarmwhoe(F fre 8. convexity, sphe-
ricity ; S. -ac di.

Yacm sheet 8. accumulation, heap;
swelling, heaving; exaggeration.

Yscubw, kgf va. to amass, to col-

ane

lect, to heap up, to heap together, to

Yoemhk% δ. camel's hump. [pile.

Yacwhacnpl un. to be covered with

Ynewng 8. mass, pile; body. (rash.

*Qeemag a. dwarf; 8. afm

Your ' hrf » ἄσιωωε. 8. skiff; boat, barge,
bark; hod, tray; S. Wép.

Ure pressgescsys 8. ayy ad.

Ya peadfiun a. mentally blind.

Hac pests ° ft 8. the Koran.

ἴηι σευ, wguy vn. to become
blind, to lose one’s sight, to be de-
prived of sight; fig. to shut one’s eyes,
to be blind to; -- wiwtusyupsh, to be
no longer practicable, to be stopped,
Pie ee or impassable (road).

ΟΣ fry s. blind alley. [-nelPh-
454. [Ὁ 229 084 44) ἢ 08 bre 9 “- 5. ΙΕ ἘΣ

LP eas ἢ σνε- εἰ cite bs of” va. to blind ἢ to
make blind, to take away the sight,
to excecate; to dazzle, to offuscate;
ἔξμρ ~tb% χω, passions cloud or
darken the understanding ; 8. Gpurgne,
ΓΖΔ

Ynepd 8. gnawing; core; —fusqudpf ,
cabbage-stump ; -- abhng , Sunny ,
pith; sap-wood.

Happ, ἄρδῥίῳη s. breast, bosom,
chest; heart, mind; waqudhep γ-- δι
oor oes fas ave zs fy bossy armed with a breast-
plate, cuirassed; με fp -da whhwhky,
wrk, , to reflect well on, to recollect,
to remember; dom wn. —du fuy, to bo
imminent, near to, to impend; ghrdfq
Suphahb,, to beat the breast; gééak
b ΓΟ, hyd {ig Swhancgulks to fold
the arms in repose; dinppk, q-Su, to
expectorate, to spit.

acpne(t{e% 4. blindness, cecity,
excecation; fig. blindness, ablepsy ,
delusion ; Supheshly -(ez , to strike
& blind ; geil dkSf —(Fh esti , what a
strange blindness!

ἵνα σαν, heey a. castrated, gelded;

Yarpopkir§. Yay ad. [8. eunuch.

Hacg 8. the hollow of the joined
hands ; double handful.

Yop 8. Yacean δ. a -: S. Yaw.

Yafws δ. carving, sculpture.

Yapudcy , bg a. well carved or sculp-
tured ; smooth, polished ; -- pay, free-
stone.

UnfEt, kgf va. to cut, to hew, to
carve, to sculpture ; to polish; to coin;
to forge, to fabricate; to beat, to
hammer; - qywekkp, to carve an

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image. (hammer, mallet.
Uapfs 4. stone-cutter ; chisel ;
Yoppe% 8. crash, din, clash, clash-
Unpot s. blows, beating. [ing, noise.
Unga 8. Gr. w. conch-shell.

a ne hon ne_gef: gol UN. to come to
blows, to fight, to fall to loggerheads,
to fall together by the ears.

Yaypudpe(? s. pissasphalte ; δέ νῴές
-n{, to caulk, to careen.
Yuypuy$t a. bituminous.
upustene (2 8. petroleum , rock: or
Qaypwhp 8. caulking. [mineraloil.
Unjpusruqisfy a. tarred, coated with
Quaphd, Eof: va. to tar, to caulk. [tar.
Qaphs 8. caulker.
Youd s. plate, sheet, lamina.
Yad wg a. crooked or bent at the
point; — p&ebe, hook, crook.
Yaw, fg a.cut, carved, sculp-
tured ; laminated, forged; engraved;
coined ; fupap <p, thick, curly hair.
πα μεν ἔων σε. ae having a crooked or
bent beak. ° [Sede
*Yaws s. conjecture; -bd° 8. νον.
Yury, wg a. given to idols, idola-

| trous 5 — ayenzerol ΟΥ̓ -οε[Ὁ fect 8. idola-

try, love ofidols. :
Yah, wy δ. hammer; pick; chisel.
ἴῃ οΐνε ας nnd 9 e093 8 smith, hammerer.
Yowsinohnen. » ~kofp a. beaten with
the hammer.
Yauwtabwe a. hammering, beating
with a hammer; s.smith; -- τα va. to
hammer, to beat with a hammer, to
forge, to beat on the anvil; -«.{#/>
s. hammering. ;
Ynutudujkp 8. clang of the smithy,
ring of hammers on the anvil,
mering, noise.
Yautuphne{2} s. hammer-stroke.
Yauwht,f a. malleable, ductile, soft;
-ac(#f 8. malleability, ductility.
Yawhbd; kgf va.to hammer, to beat,
Yaga nlet S. Gapushenneg -[to forge.
Lt rere ᾿ by a. idolatrous ; ὅ. ido-
later ; heathen; —ahwh a. idolatrous,
pertaining to idolatry; -&1, —p/u"
to worship idols, to give up to idols;
to idolize; -a-(#% s. idolatry ; heath-
enism, paganism.
Yer eseyacrrfyyen 3. Ure cregenzen» (horned.
παν ἃ. crooked, crumpled
ats, kgf va. to cut, to dress
stones with the hammer; to carve, ἔθ
hollow, to sculpture, to engrave, 1

hin

chisel; to hammer, to beat or strike
the anvil; to smooth, to polish ; χω.
gis -, to make a convention, to con-
tract, to enter into an engagement,
to engage oneself; — sf, to con-
a an alliance.
agh s. bot.S. bagh; hips & haws.

Yaftmctps. back. [σε τ ν mastic.

hafts s. the least noise, the least
thing; a mere nothing.

hefsp s. crakeing, creaking, cry or
NOISE ; — Sereneg , cackling ; -- [Pnsghng,
chattering ; — fenpyng, crunk, crunkle
of the crane 5 -- wqgnusem., Caw; --
προ» CLORK 5 — gS pocf, belling of
the stag ; S. ἴω ρᾷοως » '

hefe, fnoeny 8. scuffle, struggle;
strife, contest, debate , dispute,
squabble, difference, contention,
quarrel, wrangling; skirmish, com-
bat, battle ; — σανῥᾳ . place to put one’s
foot ; ῥ - ζω . Eyesteley or feo ΝΣ fb —» ῥ
~ ἄρσεν δι. fs -- dinmsk, γε. to oppose,
to resist, to contend, to contest, to
combat; to come to blows; f — appa
εἰν to take the field, to open the
campaign; & — 4asé,, to throw down
one’s glove, to defy, to challenge.

ὦ ΠΕ, + - πεῖ S. awn, | oe
Yatwh, pS. ἢ»ε κὰ,, Ofhactgp -[ frneg2
Yaish- Jf, δ un. to crake, to creak ;

to make a shrill noise, to ery out, to
shriek, to squeak, to scream; to hiss;
to whistle; -- gayenmwhg, to croak; -
wqewencg, 0 CAW; - funpzng , to
crunk, to crunkle; - νηί» to grunt;
~zehg, to growl; to yelp; — σφ
eek, to bell; -- @asing, to chirp, to
chatter : Ss. L Por end a
Yanbmes S. Upbewh- (tenacity.
Yaneshwt a. tenacious ; —a[Ffcd 8.
Yancwhphy a. 5. antagonistic; cham-
Yascwhgne} 6. alliance. (pion; ally.
Yenc , cag ὃ. hold; = ΓΖ ove.
νειν, to get a hold on.
ancwheg,—mbq, --ρεΐν §.wrestling-
place, palestra, arena, lists, tilt-yard;
battle-field.
aowwuky a. quarrelsome, quarrel-
lous, shrewish ; s. wrangler, brawler;
disputer, caviller, sophist; τωῤρσε

3. quarrelsomeness, pugnacity.

, ites puys, ag a. ὃ. contentious, li-

tigious, quarrelaome, fractious, wran-

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-nc(Ffe% s-cavil, chicanery, conten-
tion, dispute.

Yan bgacgutkt va. to set by the
ears, to incite to strife, to urge to war.

Yank, Ganchd, δ γεν! UN. to take
offence, to wrangle, to strive, to con-
tend, struggle or dispute with, to de-
bate, to contest, to quarrel; to skir-
mish, to grapple with each other, to
clash together, to fight, to come to
blows: to take hold of, to cleave to,
to cling, adhere or stick to, to hold
fast by, to catch or grasp at, to get
entangled in; -- Κα sfilbwiu, to beat
one another, to fight together; fig. to
quarrel; [PofF-cssfrly qafrrgbls hanckuy
yomnu,to shake the dust off one’s foot;
ὗ pbeka fant gure Saha bad Yearyress ᾿
his coat is caught by a nail; sag
ἔπιπε τωρ ak no pth r) the spider
holds on to the wall with its claws; &«
ff hanehgh ἡ tkaft gud fr byadby
‘bapw , & there, shall cleave nought of
the cursed thing to thine hand.

Yanefirs 6. bol. parietary, pellitory.

Yanchk , hatbhuwh 5. crane; ast. the -;
mech, —.

Yew ᾽ ἔπῥευυ 8. fisticuff, blow
with a fist; fig. blame, reproach, &c.;
-- Swtk,, to pommel, to cuff, to box,
to beat with the fist. [ (ofthe aie

Yrsarduyh ssquiyml 8. crunk, crunkle

Yash, bgp un. to caw (a8 a crow).

ἤκῥωξζφωρ a. cuffed, beaten : ~-Ef
Ἢ eee ~nit ὃ. Yaspeokp ; “πεῖ

e rne_ifp

γα αὐ ω εἴων a $. boxing-match,
fight with fists; pugilism, boxing; a.
boxer.

Yuputp 8. blow with a fist; fg. ill
treatment, atrocious offence, wrong,
injury.

Qapkd, 7 Egh va. ὃ. ἴγασε δ.» Sutk Sf;
fig. to vex, to plague, to use ill, to in-
jure or affront contumeliously, to
outrage; -- qwinweew_gh, to smite with
the fist of wickedness; fig. to trample
the poor under foot, to oppress.

apps 8. who strikes with the fist;
who uses harshly.

Yapodt Ss. Yaspurkp

Ἰμωζῥδ', hdc, df 8. smart, smarting,
tingling ; twinge, twitch, sharp pain ;
regret, vexation, displeasure , evil,
affliction, heart-rending anguish.
Yahd mg fr , πριν —-hut a. smarting,

δῦ.

poignant, sharp, acute; bitter, mourn-
ul, sorrowful, painful, woeful, sad; ad.
painfully, &c. [painful, vexatious.
| YubduwhfSs a. caustic, biting, very
ahs ashe s- 8. Yuhfd 5 causticity,
bitterness, sarcasm, taunt , scoff,
mockery ; fehdwuikug pup, Sharp,
cutting, outrageous expressions.

(δι, a. biting, cutting, satiric,
poignant, tart; witty, sarcastic, mor-
dacious, keen, venomous, taunting,
virulent, grievous, harrowing; pukp
πρ' keen words, bickering, teazing,
taunt, rub, wipe.

YufSbgnegwtkd va. to smart, to
make smart, to cause pain; fig. to peck
at, to bite, to taunt, to scoff; -- γυΐγων,
to break a person’s heart, to grieve

most deeply, to wound, to rend, to |

harrow; - qnp push fep » to nettle, to
sting, to pique one with taunting or
satirical words ; -neghs a. 8. YuGd5,b-
Yuba fds guy ὑπ. to be in pain, in
sorrow or afiliction; fig. to grieve, to
take to heart, to mourn for, to feel
very sorry, to be too much vexed; to
ἘΠ at.
werd Suy~ Well baked bread.
* ol Pb8. Naehl.
ἘΠ 9. s. pinch; — wa, to pinch.
meh, ag 8. Will, testament, last
will & testament; -- want,, to make
one’s will; Apesveselyccre. sxressy ν ἔδησε,» to
bequeath by will, to leave a legac
to; hese ser ses bey ἡ-- » to execute a will.
ἴων fi » pug §. testator ; S.
L Py : ells πιεῖν, usr usleg -αερῥ’ to die
intestate or without a will.
Qua whwypl- vn. to make one’s will.
Yoruhesh wt a. testamentary.
Von as fy es fy oat o20c00 2 s. executor of a will.
ea wy 8. heir ; Ayoub
ean ccs ἤ δεν wt §. Testament: bh, Ua
- the Old, the New -. a :
Yawk a. feeding on grain. (bread.
Yong, bs ey 8. bun, cake; ginger-
ἰγρνεω ον τες 8. bot. marsh-mallow.
Yoru, ng 8. flax; linen; linen- or
cotton-cloth ; linen-garment; a. linen.
Yorsemgnpds , wg δ. weaver, linen-
manufacturer; linen-draper.
ec εὐ αἴ ἵνενε. [9 fret ΓΝ weaving.
Wiese αν: μη es Nese 0. s. dealer in linen-
manufactures ; linen-draper.
Uy cst cas esas on ’ kg 8. lin-seed ; S. Teg.
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Ἰμωνκωε fp 8. Uae sas eb e0sy ; quay hl - linen-:
shirt;-—p, linen. (cloth; swathing linen.
Ἦμωνασε νων τ ἦς 8. piece of linen, rag,
Ἰγων δι, kgf va. to tattoo; to prick
down; * to pinch; “αν Geshe ὁ tat-

Yote 8. nut-shell. [tooing.
Unf ¢. small grain.

Yunft 8. scallop.

Uunfes ἢ henenfr ὅ. dung, muck.

hofapg 8. portion, dowry, dower.

Yearquip , -qaegpe 8. [ΤΥ , frenzy;
erotic madness; tickling, titillation;
rutting. 7

Yeog hl, Ἴδη un. to become fur-
ious, to give up to a frantic transport;
to become mad with love, passionate,
frenzied with desire or lust; to tickle,
to titillate; to be in rutting, in pru-

Yntwap,afg 8. Crop, craw. (riency.

Ἦωννε δ᾽, “δ. eel.

Yunckd, kgf on. to lop off, to cut
away, to prune, to trim.

ann ne_on ρ S. Yemenite ὁ

Harney a. cut, cut out ; — hab, fh
Jwiy , to be disunited, at variance.

Qancpe, ἔρνη 8. sheep-shearing;
fleece ; τυ ΤῊΣ ῥ -γσω fiscasy ecstasy » to go
sheep-shearing.

Yang ᾿ hengfe ν geme. 8. beak, mouth:
bill; shoe-top ἢ fear gear. L&n Jrslpb, te.
qgaeg, to feed a young bird, to put
into it’s beak.

Yurnnudias a. putting to death crael-
ly, barbarously ; torturing, excruciat-
ing 3 τ aregqustlby senor bs , to killin
a eruel manner, to kill with tortares.

Yamutp s.cruel torment, torture,
rack ; fig. biting calunny , stinging 0u-
trage or insult, outrageous sarcasm.

Yumbd’, kgf va. to torture, to ex-
cruciate, to tear, to lacerate, to set
on the rack, to torment atrociously ;
fig. to abuse, to harass, to ill-treat, to
vex, to outrage: to play on, to touch;
to FING; - qeuykuwk, to play on the
piano; fnumwd gfbf, soured Wine —

Yapud , oy. f 8. cut, cutting, icl-
sion; cut, shape, fashion; *a. cutou

YapumbJS, bgp va. to cut up, to cut
or tear in pieces.

Yapkd, gh va. to cut, to cut off, to
lop, to cut down; to divide, to separ-
ate; to take away, to discontinue, [0
retrench: to shear sheep; to cut barr:
to castrate, to geld; -- καὶ 9 or y*r-
focus, to divide in halves; - Fev

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dwse.tu, to cut in quarters, to quar-
ter; - oy sas Me op. κεἴ Sas gectirery , to cut off, to
amputate, to maim, to mutilate ; -- σα.
utke ,to draw, to gut, to disembowel;
torun through the bowels; fengb-sy
gpa, false coin-
ephss.sheep-shearer; paring-knife.

Qepaquhewh a. decisive; peremptory.

Yapag rag ὃ. knifo } scissors > ~ dbs,
cleaver, chopper; — qesgeusturhuse, clasp
“knife; - Sagey. pocket-- ; - (a ql#ny , pa-
pet; - πως ἢ ἢ οἵνωνα ν clippings, shear-
ings of coins, sizel; {éap, Swpacus
τ᾿ cut or stab with a knife; age
wbwhp -f, sheath,--case. (cutlery.

Yepagugaps o any 8. cutler; -nef δ.

ἤωροε ( fsrenry δ. Ne W-MOWN Lrass.

ἴων να di 8. cut, cutting.

hepop 8. pruning, lopping.

Ἦ κηροῦ,» ῥ᾽ 5. cut, cropping, part cut
off, cutting, chip, splinter; « coupon»,
dividend-warrant; geom. abscissa.

᾿ωνηυςωρ a. pecking ; -bs va. to
peck ; ~ne[Fhet ΝΑ ἴγωνφνε ἐπ, .

Pilea’ κυ δ fs. wood-cock ) Ppehuh —;
ΠΡΟ; -f4 2. young -. (tock.

σαμεν a. beaked ; -- sepa, mat-

Quang hal, Eof: va. to peck.

Qegocitt δ. peck, stroke with the bill.
wen a. calcareous.
eplkaffun.to be enticed to evil;

to be impelled by evil.

ἢν ρὸν (Fer 5. calcination.
wane δ. lime-pit.
wSfr s. calcium.
wh, fr» we. 8. fire, flames ; fig. fire

heat, flame, spirit, ardour; -- ἜΜΕΝ,
tb, dent,. to kindle, to light, tomake
ἃ fire; wpdwpdky q-» to stir, to poke
the fire ; 2bfacguitky χ--. to put out, to
extinguish, to quench; 8. 2acp-
wlwrebp a. carrying fire; igneous;
ardent, fiery.
ws lpasheny» og 8. conser; * brazier.
οἴ ων, 5. burning embers,
whut 2. Passive. [live-coal.

Ὦρα μεῖς. pl.fires ; Fire-god of the
es as 8. igi wae [Ghebres.
ww Gerry urren, fry 8. fire-worshipper ;

“melt fed 3, fire-worship. a

Ἦωφιωξρ α. fond οἵ fire-side or
chimney-corner, idle, lazy.

pwhwuuwh a. fire-extinguishing.

Upahurfuarre 5 ῥ 8. fire-lighting ; -ncf
ἃ. bonfire, [4och, thunderbolt.

ζω Ἴωνα ας raining fire ;- aw.

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ἴσων heute &. fire-templo.
Upwhuwpwt s. fire-place, hearth,
heart-stone; brazier, chafing-dish or
—-pan; stove, furnace ; chimney; fire-
temple; 5. σιν ρα; ὠπ αν --, fire-
basket ; -- auwfy , foot-stove ; δίμεως εοἵρρ
-f, fire-tube; EP esstress ἢ OF qesssra. τῷ.
chimney-piece, mantle-piece or -shelf;
utha wl -f, fire-guard ; 9 ῥωΐ -ἰ » fire-
shovel; m%&;hp -f, tongs, fire-tongs ;
afr essy en -f ’ fire-wood.
Upwhi-mq s.fire-place, brazier; burn-
ing or live coals ; wood fire.
whhg a. subject to the same pas-
sions or weaknesses.

*WYwhacpng a. fiery, ardent, lively,
sprightly, brisk, spirited, high-mettl-
ed, active. (flavoured.

Ypuhezen 8. lime-heap ; -$u a. lime-

Upudivd a. plastered with lime.

Ups f 6. gramme. (tortoise-shell.

Upuy fy s.turtle, tortoise; fubof-f,

μα (ἣν a. chalky, calcareous.

Upaypk uy a. burnt by chalk.

Upwiuyh a. calcinable.

UpewtwJS un. to calcine.

Ἰησωρχιωηΐω a. strongly built; s.lime,

Upayocp s.lime-water. (cement.

Upass 8. caw, croak.

Upurgne it, δ. calcination.

UYpuwsgaegwikl va. to calcine.

Upenenpenpusys ad. passively.

pee σευ ΐ οἷν α. passive ; “,μιω, --
verb; - pockuy, -- voice.

Upunipoent 8. lime-kiln.

Upuwpuy 8. lime-stone.

Upé,b a. wearable; portable; s-
bearer, carrier; litter; fig. mother.

UpéS, kgf va. to bear, to carry; to
convey, to transport; to carry, to wear,
to have on; fig. to bear, to sustain, to
support, to endure, to suffer, to un-
dergo; — κὐνη νυ, to be pained, griev-
ed, to suffer cruelly , to support ill
treatment, to be very ill used, to be ᾿
treated severely ; — qugasenme Suse yesh
gutuwg, tO pay dear for, to smart for,
to bear the consequences, to suffer
the punishment of one’s crime; -
qo whpae (3h πρὸ πη » to bear the bur-
den of affairs; -- w%n% gkakghk, to
bear a distinguished name, to be re-
nowned ; quwéof? -- » to remain confus-
ed; κι 4pbé;7%, in name only.

Uphiphug ’ guy 8. lime-burner.

Up wha. exercising, that exercises.

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Up? whut a. instructive, adapted to
exercise 5 -ac(Pfe% 8. Up[Pac(Ffed.

Upltwhp s. pl. exercises; -- Siupifirry ,

Up apt δ. gymnasium. (the --

lwREs, kgf va. to exercise, to
train up, to inure, to form; to in-
struct, to discipline, to accustom, to
civilize; to educate, to polish : -- qefurn,
to inform the mind; fp qusufisteu OF yun
ayne-» —, to astonish, to surprize.

Up? ES, δ 9. un. to exercise oneself,
to improve, to be formed, to acquire
instruction or’ knowledge, to instruct
oneself, to improve one’s mind; to
become civilized; to conduce, to lead
to, to tend, to incline to; to give one-
self up to, to apply oneself; to be at-
tributed, imputed; -- yep, to trust or
abandon oneself to, to confide in;
q54m —-, to run or follow after, to
ΕΠ to persecute ; seaseynes —, tO

e surprized, astonished, to fall from
the clouds, to be thunderstruck, to
marvel, to wonder; - pf &bLpeye Ufidiag,
to trail through a hole, to crawl on
the belly ; ane oy sss ene re [Ὁ fre ute ΝΣ
Ὧν [Ὁ fet ρίσ ἐγ» the liberty tended to
licence; “ὁ: εἴπω (ὅτ, {ρίξω . given
to pleasure, sensual, voluptuous.

Uff; a. instructive.

Upa[Ffet 5. exercise, practice ;
discipline , instruction ; Sagkenp -,
spiritual exercises ; -- dimpifie , gymn-

Uppay S. pay. [astics.

Upp, 8. trough, drawer of a bird-
cage. [sions.

Uphs a- weak, subject to the pas-

funfus 8. censor, critic.
5 cas peas fs a. penitent ; bigot; ad.
beating the breast.

Ups ugqghum δ. bodice, body.

Upd ufo δ. consumption ; a. con-

Ups what a. thoracic. [sumptive.

Updsutag 8. pectoral, breast-plate ;
- . “ὦ east εν} cn ary ἦγ en fits ν — , 7 of the high-
priest; - { εἷἿνεοἷνς ᾿ Stays.

Ups wguen} 8. pain in the breast.

Ἰηυδ᾽ kof, Upson, hpsf va. to
gnaw, to nibble; to corrode, to cank-
er; to eat, to consume, to destroy ; to
take or carry away. (dy.

Ups bh a. rapacious, ravenous, gree-

Upshur, f s. bib.

ring 8. gnawer.

Uphka, (pay 8. circus 3 course,

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uf, games of the circus.
νὰ ay are ’ ad. a. double, doubled,
iterated; ad. doubly, two-fold, twice,
as much again; — whgud, afresh,
again, anew; — δε. —, repeatedly,
many times; -- J&d, twice greater; -
[τις πη, two; - gaskys Gwpyuy, to en-
core, to demand the repetition; -- ἣν.
prqec(Ff.h, renewal, renewing. —
Up hinapash ὃ. twaddler ; tautologist;
-LJS va. to say again, to repeat, to
twaddle, to say over & over again;
-πε (ῥεῖ, 4. useless repetition, idle
twaddle, tautology; rhet. anaphora.
Upfuughp a. Writing again; twice
written, transcribed, copied, written
in duplicate ; -gp4/ va. to write again,
to copy, to transcribe.
Up hing an a. twice condemned.
Yphturgquenf δ. first sunday after
Easter, Domenica in albis.
Up hiu(d-nckd va. to reckon again.
Uphtws a. repeated.
Uphtwh » ang Ss. ph ft; a. binary; =
or ~buseng on εω τε, Ὁ OT. double consonants
with one sound, as ch, sh, &c;- Pi
arith. binary scale ; <g. folds, foldings,
plaits.
Uphtuhfp a. double; ad. doubly;
second time, again; in two ways; 8.
Yeh, s.chem. double salt. (Upheny
Upduahifp ’ —hlache , ἤπερ να Γ ana-
Uphiwthe a. twice given. (baptist.
Uphtdivd buy a. doubly plaited;
—Swuth δ. 8econds; —dékn. a. doubly dead.
Uphiusyuph a.two storied (house);
- tus, two decker.
Uphuuwtract a. having two a
unws a. gaining two-iold.
ese a. double; ad. two-
fold, twice; od. doubly ; again; -4#*.
4&fva. to double, to redouble, to fold;
οί αν ἔνε [9 [εν δ. la eee τὰ
ly Zo can any ess fucey a. double wa ed.
iL a. crooked & hooded.
Uphtandath, 8. gr. disey ay
ἢ “εν εἰ δ pon 8. Camiet. . ;
a seni a. having two springs;
neglsp - ugh wpmwunewg » two bor
rents of bitter tears; δὰ tp - wt
el-re ay pes) καϑ cy σηα- δεν ey 9 her eyes had be-
came two fountains of tears.
Uphimpop watebS, —plS ya. to hoe 8
second time; fig. to re-examine, .
examine more minutely or thoroug™
ly ; -ρπε δι 8. second hoeing.

ΠῚ
ἰγυξίννε. στρ gr. Ss. Uphbasl

Uphiumpioy 8. pace (measure).
lphihS, kgf va. to double, to re-
double, to increase; to fold, to plait,
to turn down or in; to tell or say
again, to repeat, to reiterate; to reply,
to rejoin, to resume ; μεν μη — qpeuth,
to inculcate ; — gweng, to relapse; δ.
phys, kpéph fu —,to triple, to treble;
8. Gockp.
ἰδ κι. a. boiled up or again.
bpGubpkey(2 4. mirage, looming.
bys .p 4. reheating; anrealing.
hing, wg 8. mantle, cloak; hood-
ed cloak; pilot-coat. (ignorance.
hyefkeg, by δ. bigamy contracted in
ἔπε δ᾽, ng 8.fold, plait; joint, ar-
fieulation, juncture; *- yu, relapse,
return of unfavourable symptoms.
ρίαν, net 5. increase; re-
petition, reiteration, reply, answer,
rejoinder ; mus. da capo; gr. redupli-
cation; med. paroxysm ; -- Spewhgoe_
Gkut, relapse.
egadbsS, Yokadpf un. to have the
eyes starting from their sockets.
ἤρφνεων, hemp 4. sprig, twig ; fagots,
fallen-wood, brambles, bushes, briars.
Up hfas Lense a. chucking. [S. L Dera
WelgeS, κοΐ un. to chuck, to churr;
Wehwubipe a. constructed with
twigs.
Uhm pug a. gathering small wood.
UphnkdS, bgp va. to seek, to search,
forummage; fig. to sift, to dive into,
fo examine, to explore; 3. ἢ ξεν; δα.
ewe » ag a. Gocked, cropped,
short-tailed; mutilated; circumcised;
~whwb,—-Ley a. circumcised; castrat-
ed; mutilated ; -£/ va. to castrate; to
Circumcise; to cut off, to amputate,
'o mutilate, to crop, to dock, to cur-
tail, to maim ; -- qduyhurenp gr.to make
an elision, to elide, to cut out; --νεζο
“sa 3. circumcision; maiming, mu-
tilation ; amputation; med. apheresis ;
ByOcope ; -- duybwenpp, elision.
kl ky va. to gnash, to grind,
to grate, to snap, to chatter; — csssres
“aby , gnashing, grinding ofthe teeth;
rae: to gnash one’s teeth.
vx, > s.interval, space, bar,
division ; difference, distinction; ob-
jection , resistance, embarrassment,
et, hinderance, obstacle, hitch; £ --
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into trouble, into a scrape, to be in
an intricate, embarrassed or entangl-
ed state.

Ὦρα εν», -Ancwi 8. gnashing, grind-
ing or chattering of the teeth.

ΓΟ “:ε. [πνεῖ » ἴο gnash the teeth at,
to threaten. (unbroken state.

Updyac(Pfe% 4“. wild, untamed or

Qpdoeg a. unbroken, untamed.

pach » phat, hphacke, Hpacthi,
hpuhwe 5. heel; back, hind part; qua
ἵνα FE τον πω ji - ant, to fall or go
back, to recede, to go backwards, to
retreat ; Jpeuu fe - pees πῇ ων z- Toeas,
4ui~h,, to turn back, to retrace one’s
steps; S. Qapatusd.

Upuywh, wg 8. Shop; tavern, wine-
shop or --vault; -sadew a. frequent-
ing shops; tavern-haunting ; -whag s.
Street of shops; -umyhuo, —wenp δ.
shop-keeper, tradesman; tavern-keep-
QP; -wenpac[Ffc% δ. shop- or tavern-
keeping.

puke ; Upaukp » wg A Younger,
junior ; minor ; inferior; - napaf,
younger son; puibsy usching ξ LU Le
-, how old is your youngest sister ὃ
bofFtustiruy — & push qe . She 18 seven
years younger than I.

Upreusk prasgryh α. younger; - ὠηο
«peut gS cas εἴων cas ges ἥμιν ᾽ much prior to
his time. (rity.

Upuub pac [Ὁ ῥεῖν 6. minority ; inferio-

Ἦργον, <p, tpg 8. religion, faith; re-
ligious order, monastic life; law,
right, custom, usage; manners, con-
duct, life; sect; - mdguyerne (9b, the
true faith ; frespegiwenp —, ἃ life pass-
ed in sack-cloth; fg. an austere or
severe life; sofuky q-tu, to change
one’s religion; guntuy ᾧ —bu, to em-
brace or espouse the religion; cfiaus_
Lk, f -tu, to take the cowl or veil;
S. PizptesshyseeS

ἢ νον ῥα σε s. religious teaching.

Upotuwggiwg a. religious, pious,

Ypokuhwt a. dogmatic. (devout.

Upchuwhpg s.coreligionary.

Upotuhp[each δ. religious exercises.

Upohudny, bg a. 8. fanatic; -ac{ah s.

Upotushuyp δ. abdbot, prior. [-ticism.

Upotuukp , ΩΣ; a.religious, pious,
devout; -uppac[Ffch 4. religious zeal,
piety, devotion.

Ἦῃνν οὖν κεν ω ει μεν Se [Pb trees ssesz casts .

yon

Upelweop 8. friar, monk, cenobite;
—bapyid wy, NOVICE 5 — ae fuwk- wy, PLO-
fessed monk; -- ;(%£,, to enter a con-
vent, to take the cowl, to turn monk;
~what a.monastic, monacal, monkish.

Ypotwenp pl, ᾿ Equy UN Ss. ἰγ οἵνεανε. τς
εἰ βιΓ; to accustom oneself to the mo-
nastic life; to deprive oneself, to
abstain.

Upotmeapne{P prt 8. monastic life ;
religion, piety; [@aqaey q-, to throw
off the cowl. (take the veil.

Qpotuenpne Sh sf. nun; - εὗνκν ἴο

Upobupiinwh ob a. inquisitorial; - οἷς,
aps s.inquisitor ; —przech s.inquisition.

Ἰηνω(9δε. a. having the wings tied

Qgudsh'8. Ygurg hel [together.

Ugausl, & 8. sea-biscuit : account,
memorandum. (to join, to unite, to tie.

Qget, fs. junction; 6 -ὖ Swphushk,,

wink Sf, Ygesybd va. to kick, to
kick out, to fling out the heels; fig. to
be refractory, to kick against the
pricks.

UgéW, kgf va. to join, to unite, to
tie, to bind, to fasten; to reunite, to
tie again, to rejoin; to insert, to an-
nex, to add; to proceed, to repeat;
mus. to accompany 3 -- gd&pu, to close,
to cicatrize; be bea hykf qudkt%, amen
I replied ; —ffun. to be joined, united;
to cling or stick to, to hold fast by;
-dfpwy, to close up, to cicatrize, to
skin over, to heal; — g&maag, to be
frozen (of rivers); jyesmbou haf, it
reaches the stars.

gfe a. shabby, beggarly, mean,
stingy, scurvy, niggardly, close-fisted,
covetous, sordid, miserly.

Yghanne pe 8. Ugh gan « (bling, shuffling.

Ughguwhp s.atfectation, fiction, quib-

Ughghs va. to conjoin, to bind to-
gether, to tie up; fig. to affect, to in-
vent, to forge, to shuffle, to quibble,
to quirk, to trump up, to borrow;
hghg& ay ΟΥ

Yghgen , Ughgret a. patched up,
botched, adventitious, forged, invent-
ed, contrived, fictitious, borrowed.

Ygaqushwt a. curing, healing.

Ugepy.s wg a. participating, partak-
ing, having part or share in; s. party,
companion, associate; partaker, part-
ner, consort ἢ S. gree; ἀξίως -,
living together; consort, husband,
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sisting, helping, relieving; aphut-,
consanguineous, related ; — ξωρέωφ»
accomplice, accessory ; - waké,, to
impart, to acquaint with, to inform,
to communicate; — hub, 8. Ugapg hd:
smpnwy » lynch 8. Yyepgs “σι.
lgapg kd, Egf: va. S. Ugepe as αν ἐν of
to join, to unite, to fasten; -- or

Ygarg fl, Equy un. to partake, to
participate, to share in, to have 8
share or hand in; to join in, to asso-
ciate, to be connected with, in con-
munication or connexion with ; to
have an understanding together, to
agree, to be agreed; mus. to accom-
pany 3 fyapgk ft εἴν εἶδα, fr devutg be
" lig they shared the perils &
the glory.

Ugepeee(2h s. communication, par-
ticipation, relations, connexion, 8880-
ciation ; mus. accompaniment, con-
cert; — £&%,, company, society; -
κων ἔτ ἦν, consanguinity, affinity ; - s#.
phw,the being an accomplice; 2.
busy, -E , roads, means of commu-
nication ; -- mb, ὅπ nck , to be con-
nected , in communication with, t
form a connexion with; -f ad. in
compliance with.

UgnewS.f or vy 8. joining, uniod,
joint ; insertion, annex ; —7y a. adven-
titious, additional.

gach 5. Ygaews .

Ἰησσεση ἢ hgpauy s. anthem. .

Ysptw, Eg va.to be stingy, miser-
ly, covetous ; — qusmusdSin tes, to grind
the teeth at, to threaten.

Wekt, δον, Upkgacgutbd va. to
curve, to bend, to bow.

Web, betguy un. to be bent, fold-
ed; fig. to be humbled, dejected. —

ἴι ρσε δῷ 8. curving, bending, flexion;
falling in; fig. humiliation.

YerbS, hepkguy vn. to make head
against, to cope with, to withstand,
[0 face, to dare, to brave, to beard,
to set at defiance; π4.ζ.-- to oppose,
to resist, to withstand; (9 ζνωνεῖν -, b0
declare oneself enemy, to bear enmily.

Yo, s. gourd, bottle--, calabash.

Yorwpuy δ. essence-bottle.

Yorkd, kgf un. to roar.

Yorhh ν hogkf, hug 4. boot; shoe; fig-
drink-money 3 tkphby, diwppky «-" 0
black, to polish or clean boots oF
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boots or shoes; Swib, χ--“. to take ΟΥ̓
pall off one’s boots; ζεωη εν any cass fork sug,
boot-tree, —-last; S. Qay¢- ἴσμεν.

Yohuwgapoac(epe% 5. boot or shoe-
making, shoe-maker’s calling.

ἰποζω ζω» wg ἃ. boot-maker, cord-
wainer, boot & shoe-maker; fugunh —f,
shoe-makor’s shop ; “νὔγωξν q— qs ssrcsrus_
duadp acy seeps Eps qgdanld I saw a shoe-
maker stretching the leather with his
teeth.

Ἠογφεν δέ... a. boot-shaped; -dfq 8.
shoe-horn ; boot-hook ; -Ὑδρᾷ s. shoe-
blacking.

*Yom 8. nut-shell; tortoise shell.

2 (hoe) 40 4. the sixteenth letter of
the alphabet, & the eleventh of the
consonants ; 4, ¢, seventy ; seven-
tieth.

— It has much affinity with the
letters fp & «, & is sometimes used
for or confounded with them ; for
Oxample : Tosh μνε ἔτ εν ν Ῥαωξι-- 5 Sc0opreee_
αν β, μωρ-- 5 Says feng: ὀῤείθδιν ofr
“οὶ φξιε δέω» «ξεδίωρ 7 Shruky ,

— τι is often eliminated at the
beginning of a word; a8, Sudpunitury »
ὀνῆω » φωριαίεω ν ate ol ’ ssh wy ed με 5
δε μραω gh. 2εηβωα ᾿ Ber- , Galea.

w, ἢ «ἱρ int.come! come now! well!
now then! courage! ad. yes, truly ; pr.
behold! lo! here is, there are.

woes wy 8. breath, respiration ;
throat, gullet, larynx; aspiration;
Pronunciation ; - ὐὐὖν a.guttural; —ayp
8. aspiration, pronunciation.

wae aruiffen. a. pronounced, ut-
tered from the throat; -αιΐα πε (9 fet
δ. pronunciation.

Lwgwd fl’, δια un. to become ad-
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cram oneself, to feed well, to feast.

2,000 og abs po op-a0s gr vasys ad. rhapsodically.

Lugik pany 8. rhapsodist.

Laghkpgne[Ffc% 8. rhapsody ; pas-
sage or extract from, part of a poem,
canto; book, chapter.

ZLugup 2. bol. agnus-castus.

*? agnacusl δ. hook, tenter-—.

Lusgusqurh wg 8. demi-john, flagon;
goat-skin. ι

ων, b> vy 8. cough; ashjeSeusen , sp
—,— φῥεδύ;» 8 continual, dry, church-
yard - gus - οἵων exs'tog ’ hooping-
or chin--; τῷ géq, tussilago, colt’s
foot, horse-foot; t&gh; f -αιν to suffer
from ἃ —3 quent — uur ghw, caught
a violent -.

ΣΟ 2 wwrofe un. to cough; oT ἑω,,
qua --ν to do nothing but cough; 4u_
qutg q¢lokpu πηϑο ἣν » he coughed all
night.

Zuwsqewr, wy a. thousand; immense, in-
numerable; -,-« ad. thousand times;
—p wg million ; - 4 frag. ssprusty . five
thousand men; φορεῖ -- -op, With
an army a million strong; pgyp skp,
ξηξηξω β -ube f efepe,o sister! may
your posterity be as the sand of the
sea-shore; — ke pfep gia εἰδὲ gungh
ng. if by chance, it happens ; cssfis asx
S cstifs Sliges “πεν ΐ να - "εἴ hue fre Eo.
(Punch ἔπε. πε, the memorable
year one thousand eight hundred &
seventy eight. [-- ο lettuce.

Lurquip» ny δ. bot. cos lettuce; duyph

Ζιωηγωᾳεωζξ ες 8. kilolitre; -ἄρωγ 8.
kilogram; -é&qp 4. kilometer.

Laqupuhpodeen s.kKilogramometer.

2, “ὦ eg ese race eS sary ᾽ 5 or dh-fg » --αἴξξρ certs ξ'
iipg a. of a thousand years ; -- ἴω «δώ,
Seti » Millenium 5 -awsl&bwhp 8. the
Millenarians.

Largqupurngusnfrl, ad. a thousand-fold,
a thousand times as much.

2 ees ζει eng be oss δ. chiliarch, chief of a
thousand men, colonel ; governor,
prefect, lord lieutenant ; steward,
agent, major-domo, controller, intend-
ant; house-steward, manager; -#<(#h
δ. command, office or dignity of a
chiliarch; prefecture ; stewardship ,
intendance, ministry, administration.

eas ey κω [γ κε ε- 09 Cl, millenary.
2 casey esse br exo ly 8. Σιων a.
Luquph pape. 1 ang (1. thousandth.

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Lesquopnppuybenp δ. millilitre; —hpud
s.milligram; -#&¢s.millimeter. [row.
Zeer egassqra ke bree 8. bot. milfoil, yar-
Lusghes — (Eb, — pitt, - Surg, -- πες
gets or n_pkp, -- -- ad. hardly, scarce-
ly, barely. [-pbtp s.—-tree.
Zuwqupwt δ. ΒΟΤΌ apple; crab-apple;
2 σξήωρᾳ 8. QUeeN-Tose. |
« 8. melting; smelting; fusion; --
wntney, to melt; to smelt; to thaw.
Z2ju5 wlwh a. persecuted, expelled,
fugitive; - ΣΥ͂Σ ων, eas pry easily Ὁ
to persecute, to pursue, to expel, to
chase, to give chase to, to thrust or
push back or aside, to scatter, to dis-
lodge, to drive out or away ; - ;bk,,
fp, to be persecuted, driven away,
expelled, to flee, to flee away, to take
to flight.

Lujpud wp 4. persecution; pursuit,.

expulsion; fg. trouble, vexation.
eases & ἔς εἴ, fg: va. ὃ. Ζώριω cas by ses
LuywSpss.persecutor. [aambkd
espe ory by a. melted ἢ smelted,
2000p 0098 να ἐδ, S. Lwpusd usp « (cast.
Luywesech 8. state of a persecutor.
Zpuhwh a. apt to be melted, fusi-
ble; dissoluble; -nc(#pe δ. fusibility;
—e, metals.
Zwyeh%p 8. fusion, draining off; fig.
exhaustion, consumption, decay.
Ζωμωριΐ s. foundry, smelting-house,
2. S. Qakuc ° (furnace.
Laugh S,, Egh va. to melt, to smelt, to
found, to cast, to smelt down; to dis-
“solve ; to liquefy ; to exhaust, to drain,
to consume ; to digest ; --ῥωτυπ. to melt,
to be founded or cast; to dissolve, to
liquefy; to melt to nothing, to dwindle
away, to be exhausted, to go to decay,
to run to waste, to be consumed; -
wasn tushisiols wg , to melt, to thaw ; --
Suf¢. tO pine away, to wear out, to
fall away, to exhaust oneself; to grow
lean, to be withered. (decline.
2b ding 8. consumption, phthisis,
Luybenpbl 8. bol. marum, chamedris
Zuyhs a. melting. (maritima.
Leykp 8. black, white or red-heart-
ΣΤ Ss. 2 μκι ἤν « [cherry.
2ώγπησνε [9 fed 8. liquation.
uyog, wg s.furnace ; foundry; cru-
cible, coppel; - sg εἰν σε. αν ly ess 00078 » mufile-
furnace or --mill. [fusion.
Zsssprre_ sad ng 8. smelting ) melting ;
2ώωμπεξ ᾿ ky δ. aloes.

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Zoya 8. melting, liquefaction, fu-
sion; dissolution; consumption, decay;
—Ppbokt, Spbqkt, aqueous, igneous
fusion ; -- gE purhpag , digestion ; -- wa,
Ἵν μεν αἵ; οἷ, ἔκ aug , thaw.

LeepretsS. ἢ upushpush . [bag, sack, pack.

Zuwh a. contrary, opposed to; s. bale,

Leceh as μενεῖς 8.mus.counter-or double
-bass. [-p&nh s. ballast.

2, ἐκ prscste ᾽ &e. Ss. 2,200 hy an oxns ly es great;

Luwhugupd a. inverse, inverted;
—-ghp a. antithetic, opposite; -gpkw
va. to oppose; —gpac(Ffe® 8. opposi-
tion; contrast; antithesis. [reaction.

2, carly easy carly a. reactive ; —ghgaf δ.

Zwhw a. equal, even, exact.

Lusheshny ας Opposite, contrary ; - ῥα
un. to oppose, to withstand ; —n</ah .
opposition, resistance ; antiperistasis.

Lesh shor a. antipathetic.

Luhuwh bn. δ. counterpoise ; — ga, to
counterbalance.

Lurhwhpoe(Phe% s. antipathy.

Lurhu%en. 8. contradictor, disputer,
debater, controversialist ; dialecti-
cian ;-4'un. to contradict, to dispute,
to debate; -σείδῥεν s. contradiction,
controversy, dispute, discussion; dia-
lectics; «gf -ac(#kwh, spirit of'con-
tradiction. [-ne (3h 8. 2 carly ccs re as hyeurl«

Lurhudivpen a. opposing, adversary;

Luwh wil; a.leaning, inclined ; prone,
bent, disposed; - f sup%, prone to
evil, inclined to mischief; -—dpmL Jun.
to Jean, to incline, to be prone to, to
feel inclined or disposed for, to lean
to the side of, to have an inclination
to; -dfna (2h s. decline, inclination,
proneness, tendency, propensity, dis-
position; idiopathy ; -dieb d'un. to emu-
late ; to rival, to vie with, to antagon-
120; —dinn (Jf s. emulation, competi-
tion, strife, contention.

aco ly εεν sy cssesy 8. antipope. ;

Lwhwnuh , oy a. contrary, opposite;
adversary, hostile, unfavourable, in-
imical; discordant; incompatible; pr.
ad- against, contrary to; opposite, fa-
cing, in front of; guapfi -b, tofe ΟΥ̓
Lopft —, fb πεν, ἢ --ν ad. on the con-
trary, on the wrong side; against the
grain, in a contrary sense, backwards;
nlbbke bt ful -, directly or diametric-
ally opposite, quite the reverse; - σιν
aby Sine, in spite of sense & reason;
- hunfing onus , against his will oF

“Ὁ

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to stand, remain, stay or stop in the |

ZU‘,
2100 by 000 10s lyvpr » osg 8. adversary, an-
tagonist, rival, enemy; demon; -- τεῦ or
Luhwnwwhoe (tt 8. contrariety, op-

withstand, to resist, to make head | position, resistance, hostility, adver-

against, to cope with; -- ἰδ,» to be
contrary, to oppose; πα -w« ,;buky, dp.
tkwhy, to be at variance; -—, ᾧ -% or
E-« byechhy » εἴων οἷν,» culd- ustrcey . [bubs
to oppose, to form an opposition to,
to rise up or against, to go against,
to run counter, to withstand, to coun-
teract, to thwart, to cros8; 7 —« ἄγω,
Ey S. 2 easly scaler be
Lwhunwheput 8. contradictor; a.
contradictory, thwarting; -£/° un. to
contradict; - σε ῥεῖν 8. contradiction 5
antilogy, antiphrasis ; -per ad. ina
contrary manner, in opposition.
ΟΣ one px ons po gus ru. a. mus. disson-
ant, discordant. (trary.
Luhenwhugiwy o. running con-
ἃ ξεν να, oar hy μεν ep ecsesrne. [Ὁ free $. contropo-
sition; ~g&q 8. counter-poison, anti-
dote; -22.Γ. ἰσσανρνωξβ; —gbp a. Op-
posed; opposing, adverse; -gpac(2h,
δ. Quhug pine [9 pot
Lheon ash ἴθ σα. a. occupying a sta-
tion, an office to the prejudice of an-
other; -- apesoprfep , pseudopatriarch.
δου ζω σι sas by cas fscos ἢ -σεῦ S. —purth, &e.
Lahwash a Steyg a-peace-breaking,
seditious, factious.
2υἦ τω πω ΐζε κω S. 2 «οἴω ἤ κω! «
2ωζωνκι ἐν ἐν ζιυ ν Ὡς, -- pure n-
Laken whedon a. opponent, ad-
Vergary, antagonist ; s. contest, resis-
tance; combat, conflict; -ac(#pe% 2.
antagonism.
Lwhwninh aynpang S. -din (4
Luohwnwhevep ὦ. quarrelsome, mis-
chief-making, meddlesome, seditious,
mutinous, litigious; -- dpe. spirit of
contradiction, of contrariety; -uppach
3. love of contention, factious spirit.
Lhe ἤν ῥα, a. contrary, adver-
80, opposite. [to excite.
εν ἦ ων τα. κὦ ἤ ἐν ἡ τα. ἡ ὗν va. to stir up,
μα ἔα ει εν pdt, bguy un. to oppose, to
resist, to thwart, to object, to be re-
pagnant to, to revolt, to cross, to with-
stand, to impugn; to clash, to ren-
Counter; to contest, to dispute, to
ébate; to cavil; to quarrel; to dis-
agree | ~ nedkép, torival, to vie with;
wawhy —kyry, without resistance.
2 ww hy eure. sesh reser fir εὐ» ῥ᾽ Ss. —nsal fol e

sity ; contestation, dispute, quarrel,
contest; combat, conflict; - yacgky
qhdlbpk, to strive for; -- 4pk;. to ex-
perience adversities ; baf. —f ΜῈΡ tq,
a dispute arose between them; -- ῥ
th pps wiht, in consequence of dis-
agreement; — dpa, horse-racing.

Zehr ash pp framn S. Usa.

δ. “ἴεν εὐ ρει, ἃ. contradictor; —pesys
ad. -torily. [puppunt,.to contradict.

Lehwswkeat α. contradictory ; τῶ

Larhwune(Pfe% 8. contradiction.

Luhwunnek pp s. antiscii.

Lh umnifpry 8. anti-concubine.

Lhupfuyft a. antarctic, southern ;
— phcka, the south pole; ~ εσβωΐεωξ,
antarctic circle.

Luwhunpup, 8. counterpoise, weight.

2 ἤν, bof va. to incline, to lean,
to bend, to bow; -f/a/ un. to lean, to
incline, to stoop, to bend or hang
down; to give way, to yield; fig. to
feel inclined or disposed for, to have
an inclination to.

Lugépg s. contro-choir.

ως, kd a. opposed, against.

Luhppxa. brief, concise, precise,
succinct, summary.

Luhantbuyp, tkbg 8. antipodes.

Lwhea Δ s. declination, inclination ;
fig. decline, inclination, attachment;
geom. inclination ; - épb ἔμεωε. ὦ ἐΠιωΐ, »
obliquity of the ecliptic.

Zwqup?sfrs. currant ; -&%/38.—-bush.

wep eg 8. springe, snare, noose,

trap; fig-Snare, toils; εὐρεῖς, fp -pu,
to draw into snare, to entrap, to in-
veigle; isbhwhb, f —pu, to fall into a

Lughhus 8. alica. {snare.

Lenore.» fq a. participating, shar-
ing; sociable, social; s. Holy Com-
munion; -« wabk,, to share, to give
a share; to acquaint with, to impart,
to communicate ; -- ,fz4,, to partici-
pate in, to share in, to partake of, to
have a share or hand in; -- swphuag,
accomplice ; — «,;, to administer the .
Holy Sacrament to ; -- wat%ucy. to com-
municate, to receive the Holy Sacra-
ment.

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2007000 1p 000 oy pr eae s. Oblation at the
Communion.

Leqapywhut a. communicative ;
communicable; -m§ 5. conductibility.

Leqapzubfs S. Lwqapg. a.

Lerqapaahg fl, guy un. to bein com-
munication with, in correspondence
with, to participate in, to share with,
to impart to, to: partake of.

; Leryopauhgne(2 prt 8. communica-
tion, participation, correspondence;
copartnership.

Leyapguukp a. communicative.

Luqapgumnedfs δ. pyx, box, sacred
vase, ciborium.

2020090090 0p. s01 pu says a. conductible ἢ S.
~ohs ; —althet ὃ. conductibility.

2404-66 a. communicable.

““ἤπμη δ εἶ, kof va.to communicate,
to transmit, to hand down, to impart,
to acquaint with, to inform; to com-
municate, to administer the Sacra-
ment of the Lord’s Supper; 8. -gf.;
— qufun , to infect with disease.

“ἥσθη play a. communicating.

Leayapapd Eguy un. to commun-
icate, to be communicated, to partici-
pate, to share, to be in. communica-
tion with; to conjoin, to have carnal
connexion with; to be communicative;
to lead on, to be conducive; 8.2 aqapq
wrtacd. [—;—- [2 διν conducting wire.

Leaqarabs δ. phys. conductor, good

Zwyopg_oy 8. communicant.

2ηπρα ες ped ὅ. communication,
participation , connexion; relations;
intercourse ; correspondence ; com-
munion; carnal communion; Uacpp
- the Eucharist, the Lord's Supper;
qumnkwhet —, pascal communion ; ws
qolég ,ξιν -[¢k wt, post-communion ;
— arene ® “Ὅν πε ὃ. Lesqnye. —e

Zw, oy a. content, contented, pleas-
ed, satisfied; consenting; s. satisfac-
tion, contentedness ; — «wazk,. to con-
tent, to satisfy ; -- ,4%£,, to be content,
satisfied, pleased.

LM say, ads. TYC; 8. 2 ωμρωρὶ —f,
~n s.'bot. sand-box tree.

wx p a. pleasant, agreeable.

2 ΔῈ, bof —Egaegatk Sa. to con-
tent, to please, to satisfy, to humour,
to gratify ; - selfs ores ΣΟΥ͂ to conde-
scend, to please, to humour; -- φευξ αν»
to gratify the passions ; — qaywp ane, tO

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ἡ
pay a debt; ῥ -- «ἵνα, to oblige him, to
satisfy him; —-£gn-gfs a. satisfactory.
Luxpdt, guy un. to be contented,
satisfied, pleased, gratified; to agree,
to acquiesce, to consent, to approve;
to be reconciled, to become friends
again ; to deign ; to taste; s— pc» to dis-
approve, to dislike 5 4csdam & be x
peas you please him; Su Mbugh ank
fT wppey may it please your Majesty.
Lu. fg a. agreeable, pleasant,
pleasing,complaisant, grateful, accept-
able ; -- ,bu&,, to please, to humour, to
agree, to have pleasure ; ghus —& aby,
what do you think of it? aig -- (Anche,
gb p&y,as you please or choose, as
you like; -— asuq 4Suykyry» comely to
the eye; - ξηξε. Tus ans § 208 ῥβεῖπο . he or
she pleased me@; - (ackghn ‘iia, it
pleased him, he thought fit or proper,
he approved of it; - bau kp td, he
preferred ; «rus Iulia πρὶ; -- Ε avn aiff
wig pag, do With him as you will.
uXryehuwt a. agreeable, pleasing ;
-uef s. amiableness, affability; -4«.
wu a. kind, condescending, complai-
sant; —4py cbupsun. to consent, to ap-
prove. ,
LuoXryutend, wyay un. to please, to
humour; to like, to be pleased with,
to consent. [genteel, nice, pretty.
LusAiryusenkufry a. graceful, charming,
LweXrywgoegubbd va. to make pleas-
Lu%nynel[th 95. satisfaction; compla
cency, consent, willingness.
LuXye, shy 8. Will, pleasure, good
will, willingness; caprice, humour,
fancy, Whim ; @ <yw ad. at one’s willor
pleasure, according to, at sight, at
discretion; negligently, carelessly; &
uly tp.» according to his caprice;
gnpst, ja yu. to do according to one §
liking, fancy or humour, to follow ones
own bent, to listen to nobody; =*4=.
anne ss νει. ff ju acpnep, to abandon
oneself entirely to another's caprice
or discretion; eyp Spee τι
coor Pfr “κα [repens walk, ever
did hat a Atal right in his owa
eyes. ;
ZwXne fh s. agreement, satisfac
tion; accord, approbation, consext,
complaisance, acquiescence, comp
ance; desire, wish, pleasure, will; τὴ
grace, sweetness, loveliness, amiable

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Π638; wnahy pay ft -(FE , without your
consent, in spite of you 3 aru jt fu pa
-BE hunhieg pog, do with me accord-
ing to your pleasure.

Zod, ng 8. savour, taste; check,
moderation ; --» anat. the lower belly ;
-qtb,. to moderate, to check.

Lofapwt a. concord, agreeing,
unanimous, conformable; —&S un. to
agree, to be of one mind; --σεί ῥεῖν s.
concord, agreement, good understand-
ing, unanimity, intelligence.

witepup pen. a. concordant, unan-
imouss ὃ. concordance.

Lusdiepinpry a. Of similar disposition,
character or customs. (4by-

Cass al cas sts eas ly ᾿ -hg S. Pirshushbg ’ ἔγνω.

2μεἴωω ἅν “ὦ, a. connatural, homo-
geneous; consubstantial ; --οἾννε (9 fet
s. homogeneousness, connaturality’,
consubstantiality.

Lufapanp a. universal, all, whole.

Lwdivgn ‘ —atsly sete Α -uwhhg a. consub-
stantial ; - gp, creation, all creatures,
the universe, nature ; -sasy£u ad. con-
substantially ; —s/2% 5. consubstan-
tiality. [rator; —#<% 8. cooperation.

Ludugnp&s a. cooperative ; δ. coope-

Lwdiag neti a. assembled, gather-
edtogether; universal, general; ad.
all together, unitedly ; s. arith. sum.

ΟΣ reo. a. 8. —gnethusp | flocked
together, gathered in crowds or in a
mob; ad. in a united company, with
all the company, in crowds; -- (#ashy»
to fly in flocks or swarms.

Ludwgpl Sun. to compose ; ype
Bh s. composition.

Luwingul, wg a. agreeable to the
taste, delicate, delicious, dainty, ex-
quisite, savoury, succulent; <p, dain-
ties, delicacies, tid-bits; -υωξ a. fond
of dainties, epicurean; s. epicure.

Lwiliog ase α. Οὗ the same class, order
or rank; —£éva.to range, to rank, to
draw up, to place in order, to put
together ; —fi” un. to be classified to-
gether, placed in the same order;
~(7/-% s. being of the same rank,
equality in rank. ((2% s. synthesis.

Dw ehiss eg pr eer ly ens a. synthetical; - ΩΝ

Lunfisquyp fa. of the same race, fa-
mily or generation.

Lesher ary fit a. national.

Ldies 799-6 w1an S. ἥρωσιν .

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Σιων ων a. of the same nation,
family, kind or sort; national; relat-
ed; homogeneous; -q¢acf s. national-
ity; relationship; homogeneousness.

Leushegh a. of the same nation or
race ; —qeyq a. equal, even, alike, sim-
ilar 5 —gqneh S. Lustiagh »

Zusfisgop a. equal in power ; equiva-
lent, equipollent, adequate; -- ,bub,,
to be equivalent; —-ac(#fe% s. equiva-
lence, equipollence.

Zubin (Ffea. of the same number or
quantity, equal; -(@on. a. co-reigning.

2, css ehaasy expt rr (F-frete 8. c0-latitude ἢ —yb_
qua. of the same language; --διω,,
hhg »-pS org. , -yord a. bearing the same
yoke; 8. colleague; companion, part- ,
ner; -jacp a. that can be heard, or
heard every where; -jusapuwh 8. aca-
demy; university, faculty.

Lunhafudplf una. to gather or put
together, to muster, to collect, to
convoke; -gacf s. meeting, assembly.

2ωΜωξνος . —funps§ ’ -ἰμπρᾷσε μη. a. of
the same opinion or mind, unanimous,
agreeing, concordant ; s- adherent,
partisan ; - ;6%4,.to agree with; to be
of the same mind; -fen§ac(P fed 8. in-
telligence, concord, good understand-
ing, harmony; league, alKance, com-
pact ; -frncdpS. -gacdiog 5 —frow a. CON-
cordant, analogous. [natural.

J whud fe a. connate, twin; uterine;

Lesshissh 1 og a. S. ἢ ρζευξσιω ont; αα. all,
entirely, totally ; only; always.

2 εἴπω ζω oS", ug Oe of the same will,
concordant; obedient to the will of,
resigned ; -ῥ un. to agree, to be of
one mind, to consent with; to be re-
signed, to submit oneself; --σεῦ s. con-
cord, unanimity, agreement, union,
consent; -nc} fi ἤιε ιν Iz, obedience
to God’s will, resignation, trust in God.

Zushiahuy a. coexistent ; -hump 8...
omnibus; -ζωσᾳ a. put in the same
order or number; -ζωρα διρ δ. CO-OF-
dinate ; -ζωρᾳέγυα. to co-ordinate, to
put in the same order; —4uspfp a.sub-
ject to the same passions; compas-
sionate, feeling, sensible.

Leodiehgtv a. well versed in the
Persian religion; coreligionary.[ther.

Zanfivkkwg a. still living with ano-

Lunfieh iw, bof a. to affect, to fill
with, to immerse; S. f#w.f.- (centric.

Z ree chieshy Egy poet a. concentric, homo-

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Ζωιπωίξρα a. of the same form or
manner; conformable; resigned; --
yn. to comply with, to conform or sub-
mit to, to be resigned; -ac(#fp.% 5.
submission ; resignation.

Lufiugb pn a. similar, like; <p, all
beings, all creatures.

Lusdivhbl, {δ ὦ, un. to be affected,
filled or covered with, immersed,
sunk in; to array, clothe or invest
oneself with, to bury oneself in; you
A — ke f ΓΤ ΩΣ Δ LO be
completely covered with gold & pre-
cious stones; ᾧ @Gupsnc[al, f funp
anpunitne(P her --, to give oneself up to
melancholy, to be filled with sadness;
— fp wncq, to dress in mourning; S.
(Ore fu ἢ μ᾿ ωρ hh ayp ὑ ghpaclek ᾿

Zunhiuhpr S. —hpwhwt ° (fatted cattle.

Lusdiuhaps wt a, utterly destroying,
exterminating ; -- puwignct , utter
ruin, extermination ; -- gapacum, total
1088; — sgusenne Suse, exterminator; --
py a. destroying, exterminating ;
—gnc, a. swallowing up, all-devouring.

Lufishpustnt a, sympathetic.

Leadiahpoe (I fect 8. sympathy ἢ atk;
~, to sympathize with, to feel a — for;
gactk, g-, to have no — for or with.

Σιων ρον a. coreligionary.

Lusshias μνη τ ad, together, at the
fame time, at once.

Lwihia Soul ὃ. ἢ uscfiseg unl
Luntiaguyp a. born of the same fa-

er, consanguineous 3 — by puyp, pry
half-brother, half-sister by the fa.
ther’s side.

Lunliagwigkpd a. clothed alike, in
uniform 3 ee ἤι 5. ΣΧ wh py ;
πφωρην fg a. aid-de-camp; adjutant;
—~Suemph Lf 3. Leshan [μεἴχεξ «Γ᾽, -Seucly
a.convoking or inviting all; —4p4._
nuh a. angelic.

Lunliudunjt a. concordant, consonant,
conformable; mus. in unison; ad. un-
animously ; -£fva. to accord, to bring
to agree; to conciliate, to reconcile;
mus. to tune; —f/ un. to agree, to con-
cord with, to be agreed; to grant, to
come to terms, to comply with; mus.
to be in tune; -a</#% 2. concord, uni-
s0n, consonance , concordance; fig.
conformity , unanimity , union; mus.
unison, tune; gr. concordance.

Lunindke a. of the same form or
shape, conform; - sank, qhudis, to

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be of one mind ;-a<cgs. configuration.

LushoXwpuk a. entirely consumed ;
all-consuming , all-devouring , epide-
mic, epizootic, contagious.

Lusdivdiyp a. born of the same mo-
ther; - 4p, uterine, by the mo-
ther’s side; —dkuy a. coetaneous, of
the same age.

Luhiudpe a. of the same mind or
Opinion, unanimous; -- hub, ailke , to
perfectly agree with, to enter into the
views of; — Ab guhg , they always
agree in opinion, « they are two fin-
gers of the same hand » ; —sdmmc[P fed
$.unanimity, concord, consent, con-
formity of opinion.

Leusdinzwph a. cohabitant ; dwelling
under the same roof.

2 ων, bg a. whole, entire, total,
complete; ad. all, entirely; together,
all together, together with; even, yet,
still; -, τε.» totally , completely,
wholly , thoroughly ; - be sybyba,
even though, even if, however, ne-
vertheless; — be essploosy Eas ns purpk gam
what, & you are not yet satiated? -
wuby, asuegkey, in short, in a word

Lusdinjtresserfe 8. pantometer.

2 .μναὔη εν Ὗν rss seg etree ἴα. relating all; en-
cyclopedian; 8. Zutpurg bun.

Lesschissyhe wi 9 S. 2 ἴω.

δ “ν»εὔρκἥνεωενἔ; οἱ, $.pansperm. _

2 συ ἵν. τ. 8. panorama. [ing.

Ludinjiaekp a.universally destroy-

ΠΣ ΣΌΣ hissy a. whole, universal;
ad. all, all together, generally ; even,
yet, still.

Ludivtgudp §. ail the members.

Lushuhpel? a. of the same matter.

Lunfiainhut a. equal, alike, similar;

conformable , analogous ; imitating,

following; ad. equally, alike.

Ζ ων elicsToclissta carly fs» —Teel iste δ ὧς ν πωλῇ
S. nf a. [ity, analogy.

2 εἴων ιαδουΐονε ἢ s.similarity, conform:

Lunfetawt a. having the same 5161;
-wi a. having the same meaning oF
signification, synonomous; —ufacf
δ. synonomy.

Ludishajybae[Ff% δ. unanimity.

Luhwined a. ὃ. Uva castes fg ; ..
name-sake ; --ὐρειων ad. homonymous-
ly; -νείθ ῥεῖν, 8. homonymy.

2 eo Diary ξυμ ς 8. the whole country,
the public; countryman; -wsqap> 4:
done by every body, general, umiver-

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sal; - αὐ ὧὖν, a. universal, general, com-
mon, public; -p% a. of the same
country ; s. countryman.

Ludwetsne (Fh s. unanimity; --ρνε
a. of the same opinion, agreeing, un-
animous.

Z-wlinzuf a.of the same measure,
equal, proportioned, symmetrical ;
commensurable ; -νείδ 5. equality,
proportion, symmetry ; commensu-
rability; —sec&dé°un.to depart together.

2 asehiessy yy wn. a quite clear, bright,
shining, luminous, resplendent : -- κω.
wot a. having the same office or func-
tion, colleague ; -sapssmufues 2. COF-
responding ; -μεωϊ ν᾽ un. to corres-
pond; —fruhpfs a. corresponding ; —au
af a.equally glorified, equally ador-
able; equal in rank or honour, hav-
ing the same dignity ; —sausunw™ a.
congruent, suitable, convenient; -- ρων.
wecne(2h δ. equal honour , rank or
dignity ; —asespush a. all-surrounding;
- pS, chaos.

Luschiuf [iif , —Inuf a. destroying, ex-
terminating all; - hops οἷον. “ἢ, ’ entire
destruction, extermination; — wank,
to exterminate, to root out, to utter-
ly destroy ; -- εἰν... to be totally ex-
terminated.

2 «αὐὔχωνι.ο ων» by a. brief, short, ab-
ridged, concise, succinct, summary;
peremptory; —, τῶν —mpup ad. suc-
einctly, briefly, summarily, precisely;
peremptorily; s.compendium, abridge-
ment; final or irrevocable sentence;
~Sanmuwhk,, to cut short; — wuky, --
“πα α lrg » be — ful enses eas oy br μονῇ 9 in short,
Ἰ a word.

Lesh its 12.0000 00g [δ᾽ a. briefly traced ,
Buccinct; — paduwhawha(2h, an ab-
ridgement; — suwmhkp, sketch, short
notice, cursory view ; —g¢fp a. written
briefly, in a few words ; -¢pm{efce s.
abbreviation.

Ludhwnonl-d, Lyf va.to abridge, to
diminish, to shorten; to digest, to re-
sume, to recapitulate; to reduce, to
contract, to extract; negh, —, to un-
derstand thoroughly & cause to be
perfectly well understood ; -- gopkts,
to transgress, to break a law; — pap.
δηωβν gkhkgkghu , to make a visita-
tion of the diocese.

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Ludunomne{Ppt s. brevity, conci-

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sion, shortness; abbreviation; com-
pendium, abridgement, summary, ab-
stract, epitome.

2 ὦ εἴων yuasts . Db quitcahfa 3 “οἷα. A.
congeneric, homogeneous; —shane_
(2% s. congenerousness, homogeneous-
ness; των a. of the same race or
stock; -whpdé a. produced from the
same seed; -vhpackhe a. of ἃ common
origin; -wé~ a. mutually fond; -a_
backg, -une% a. nourished, brought
up together.

LundiusunpuS a. fragrant, odorifer-
ous, sweet-smelling or -scented.

Lunfuunkge a. innate, natural.

Lutuunkgae (eft 4. asterism; 8.
Dares beg ccrenrre ts «

Lunfwuppen a. spread, diffused ,
propagated throughout 5 -- Sarcsoshys
to be -. [tion or avowal.

Lusher as ad. of acommon attesta-

2 εἴων νοΐ, » 8. string of pearls.

Lurfiunupos a. spread throughout,
very extended, universal, general; --
end, the Ocean; — og, atmosphere;
—, -a{a} 4. extent, very great extent;
-wupp a.composed of the same ele-
ment or matter; -whuwuwh a- of the same
kind or sort, equal, conformable;
—efuy a. resembling, similar, like, con-
form; —«fp a. of the same age, coeta-
N€OUS 5 -enndgd, —innSdpl a. of the same
family, related. |

Zediug , ng 8. account, calculation,
computation, enumeration, numera-
tion; number; catalogue, list; roll-
call, muster; examination, inventory,
statement, account; esteem, respect,
value, regard, station, degree; pre-
sentation or rendering of accounts;
comparison; lesson; verse; f-» ᾧ -ἰ»
* — pr. for, on account οὖ; κα Jf —, 8ame,
same thing >> ΤΣ ΣΎ Ζ) “ες ὐἾν θέν 6. ἴο
ask for an account of, to require one
to account for; -- πῖνε,» to find out
an explication of, to examine ; to take
or draw up an inventory of; to take
stock; -- «.,,to render an account;
to give areason; to be responsable,
to account for; — ναῦς, fp SEP διω,
πα feprg , to make an account
With his servants; fp -- δὲ,» waphus_
LL, , guk,, to count, to calculate, to
compare; dinwhk, f —. to be reckon-
ed, numbered, esteemed among; / -/
εἶνε.» to be counted as, to pass for, to

sw
be reputed, esteemed ; πὶ ἐπωρμη beste ζω,
ῥ -(, to be taken for a man; — guby
fe acdkp,to dispute; Sutby (Pfr -.
to draw or cast lots; warp gSundling
wimnkun{ikE pa, give an account of
thy stewardship ; a3 kqks fp -ἴ put ful,
no attention was paid to my words;
ἐξ fus 6 -f, it is unimportant; no mat-
ter; δ παπή -- τί Ep md, all was count-
ed; —nip πε. πῇ Gace ess αν ἔν ως , a clever
arithmetician; -- u0tn,, to take les-
SONS; gfunk,» ncuutlss rT i qui » to
know, to learn, to say or repeat one’s
lesson; S. (of-.

Lunhiwpog he 8. numeral letter.

ΣΟ ΣΦ -ζωρ » og ὃ. reckoner,
calculator, book-keeper, accountant,
auditor of accounts; wach, wé&ygh -,
counting-house; accountant’s office,
ciphering ; - σε s. accounts, book-

Lunfinpussun 8. control. ([keeping.

Zcssehis po cr on.sze. » wg §. comptroller ;
—(#fe% s. control.

Lusehis pres ἐτοῦτα. ν ag CQ. rendering ac-
count; -s{#f/.% 8. control, giving in
or rendering of accounts.

LudiuptS, kyf va. to count, tonum-
ber, to calculate; to esteem, to reck-
on, to consider.

Lunluppl, bgwy unto sum, to num-
ber, to count; to calculate, to com-
pute; to esteem, to repute, to judge;
to presume, to suppose, to reckon; to
atiribute; to pass for, to be reputed
or deemed; sure --, t0 prefer; aypusnne,
whut —, to appreciate; JES firs -, to
value, to esteem, to repute, to rely
ON; wn. ng fits -- not to keep any ac-
count of, not to care about, to have
little esteem for, to despise; -- guid,
to look upon oneself as, to believe,
deem or account oneself, to think
that one is; fe εἴν -- ght fe σε ἴεν, to
mistake ; bpwabybh quid —, to think
oneself happy; -bdp LE, -pkugnep
“ἰδ (98, let us suppose that; uf
—ke (9, do not believe that ; —pbuy a.
reputed, deemed, looked upon as; κα
dinky —, thought to be dead; s-
“πη. not numbered among the na-
tions, without genealogy ; ns Ep — wp.
aul (FE fg fs, silver was made no

Lunhwpps 8. numerator. [account of.

Ludupfet a. of the same blood,
consanguineous, related.

Lutiupdtoh a, frank, free, bold;

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plain, sincere, without ceremony ; de-
termined, resolute; wide , extended;
—, —wpuwpe ad. frankly, freely, boldly,
plainly; resolutely, firmly; clearly,
openly, ingenuoasly ; fpf fii —, too
free, bold, rash, audacious, too daring.

2, nso 0U cane ches My oxo pucss ps pr sash. a. plain-spok-
en, frank, open-hearted, ingenuous;
ad. frankly, openly, freely, ingenu-
ously, without reserve.

2, cas elias rd ὦ ly cso eg. οἷν a.more openly, &e.
—,— S. 2 ccs faces Xess ζ ad.

2 ter Dias a Xess fy ss fvcoas 5. — gases [9 pe eae re a.n7 it.
ἀκ. to speak freely, frankly, openly,
to be plain with, to be accustomed to
speak one’s mind; —a<f 8. frankness
of speech, openness, unreservedness,
free-heartedness.

2, εἴων early ers 4, rg ἔτ μα a. seeing clear-
ly, penetrating, perspicacious.

Luh drahus duh a. speaking frank-
ly, freely; — pusppusnnd» aloud, open-
ly, publicly.

Luhiupduhuyke 8, 2 sssfiap duh αὐ.

2 cas Sissy Ras less enn ιν S, —Sc0sy berg «

Leaeab czas Rees ly bel ; bof : --ἶ πε. ἦς va.
to embolden, to make bold or coura-
geous, to reassure; to permit, to al-
low; to render impertinent.

Σπυρ ζιωξερξω a. with an open
countenance, frank, free, bold.

sas fis Sess ἔξ ἐν 5 «ον un. to grow bold,
to have the boldness to, to take the
liberty of, to allow oneself, to have
the courage, to be daring, to dare, to
venture; Lupf fifi --, to presume, to
take liberties ; -ἰξ a. emboldening.

Lunhpduho teh 8. frankness, hardi-
hood, licence, courage, liberty; bold-
ness, forwardness ; fuspf pi -, auda-
city, temerity , venturesomeness; -
wntoy, to take the liberty to, to
permit or allow oneself to; ζωρῥ ba
— muy, to render impertinent, impu-
dent; any 2250 058 E {dp aul, , it must be
acknowledged 5 - S. 2 ussfiap tusk ad.

Lunfupdion a. produced from the
same root; innate, inborn.

2 unfiopng s.reckoner, arithmeticial;
-whwt a. arithmetical; —ahusth , --ρεΐ
8. arithmetic, ciphering.

ess afiaspreoe_ts soon a. having the same
trade or calling; 5. fellow-craftsman.

Less ehiseprere_ifis δ. value, esteem, repu-
tation, respectability ; 5. Sap¢q-

Zunfwgk-q a. of the same race oF

Paltiy
family; homogeneous ; -ac$ 8. rela-
tionship; homogeneousness. _[nour.

Lwilhisspusn. a. of equal glory or ho-

LaKup wihek a. aliquot, even.

Lodpusl , wy 8. little child, boy; lad;
apprentice, novice, beginner; scholar,
disciple; a. new, raw, inexperienced ;
ignorant ; — §puyushwy, shop-boy; --
heaven bs ἡ w007fs ’ pot-boy ; - To aes 00s oes ᾿
cabin-boy 3 --ωμωρ ad. like a child,
childishly ; -- τς (δ μεν s. apprenticeship ;
inexperience.

Lehrer aI, gua dh va. to elevate,
to raise, to lift up, to take up; -- φιδέ αν,
to stretch forth or raise the hands;
to raise the hand against; to rebel.

2 αἴρει πἥνενα, poop tery un. to rise up,
to ascend, to mount, to go up; to raise
oneself, to rise, to get up; — dimop wa.
Ueunceed , to raise the heart to God;
hwhwn awl, ok S—,to revolt, to rise,
torise against, to rebel; 6 dimuy --,
to grow proud; gusmufuug —» to ac-
euse of, to charge with, to arraign, to
impeach.

Lwelpeesps » og sng 8. Warehouse, store-
house, granary, loft; larder, pantry;
provisions, furnishing, supplying, vic-
tualing ; — goyw#g, magazine; stores,
ammunition ; -- wkuwuieg » fodder, pro-
vender; forage.

Lodpupeds ne, og contractor, pur-
veyor, furnisher; forager.

Ladpuspel, wg δ. store, deposit;
warehouse: purveyor; δράβαμρ ‘ilies --
gevyy, the heavens shall drop down
dew; —% 5, anal, matrix; —assyhos δ.
intendant , steward, furnisher, pur-
veyor, provider, contracter.

2. εἴξε sss pour s.anat. ute rus, the womb;
~»-sq 8. larder or pantry; granary;
Magazine, mart; emporium.

Levalfessprusiy wh, wy ὃ. Store-keeper ;
-αἴτων 8. mtendant.

Ladjuphd, kgf va. to warehouse ;
to provide, to furnish food, to victual,
to revictual, to lay in a stock of, to
store; to lay by, to hold in reserve,
to amass, to gather, to treasure up.

ἃ wide tne itis 8. lifting up, elevation,
ascension, rising, ascent; Ascension-

2: οἴω ας S. Zesdhpup sting « [day.

Ladpopre, wg, —ph. plug 8. mer-
maid, siren; fairy, elf, fay; faun, syl-
van god. [towering, puffing up.

2 sae pacar scan easly s. ὃ. Dl frces press ucsly > a.

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Ler eb grease.» ang) fig, “τ. δ. credit, ho-
nour, repute; renown, fame, reputa-
tion, name, glory, celebrity; news,
intelligence, rumour, report, tidings;
erprusg (be --, flying report, swift,
speedy renown; - gwpkay, good re-
pute; poqahwpS, ss rte_esh y δαα 9 —s strange,
false, ill news; -- S&S smusheny, to WiD
a great reputation ; Pussb; νι ἢ, --ὐ.
to damage one’s reputation; asquyp_
ink, q— ber, to tarnish one’s renown ;
hopacuwhk, -t, to get an ill name ;
gachk, q-, to be unknown, of no repu-
tation or renOWN 3 waupucky 4-- ocpoup,
to blacken or ruin the reputation of ;
τῷ Suphutfy, to become public, to
divulge; to become famous, renown-
ed, celebrated, far-famed, to be in
vogue, request or fashion 5 duufsaquhh
—Satiby Or gulFugaegqulky “πειδρξ, ἴο
Spread abroad an evil report about
One; — Seb, nupws&,. to raise, sow
or spread the news; — ptf[?wihuy , it is
said that; the story runs; syut£y,
Sisk. axa osepveas® Eps , fp ness ΝΣ ΔΩ
-, the report spread; -- pufme (Phu
Eat hag dust εὖν(9 asteusyys » the fame of
his courage spread every where; δε.
by - qudliath γε. iad hagdisctn τς [its ,
& there went out the fame of him
through all the region round about;
—p Sunpkuy & frye, this play is very
popular; 8. Gafign.

Ludpwewph 8. messenger, news-
bringer; -[σὃ ess vata be of” S. 2.“ εἴξεεωνε. bd’;
—Su% a. spreading false reports; mis-
chief-making, meddlesome ; —whx; ,
~cnp a- having a name worthy of en-
vy, famous, renowned, far-famed.

LudpukS, kgf va.to celebrate, to
sing the praises of, to praise ; to make
public, to divulge, to let out, to noise
orrumour abroad, to publish, to make
known every where; —f un. to be
renowned, to become celebrated; to
be divulged, spread or noised abroad.

Ladpkn a.patient; s.patience; time,
delay ; —cer yeasts 0 eserves CO. patient, suf-
fering, enduring; —&£;hke 8. affairs re-
quiring patience, annoyances, trou-
bles.

Ladpk pb JS, kgf un.to have patience,
to be patient, to endure, to suffer, to
support, to bear, to undergo, to sus-
tain; to persevere, to remain firm &
constant, to persist; to Wait; — ses.

rally
Winestn (PE , to live single; to live con-
tinently, chastely ; ag Sasdphphugk pu
wun hes hbggl, he that shall endure
unto the end, the same shall be saved.

Ludeépay a. patient, enduring.

Ludplipna(ah 8. patience, suffering ;
hope, expectation, confidence; time,
delay; wk, —[2%, to be patient, to
bear with patience; fapacumtbky q-)
to lose one’s patience, to grow impa-
tient ; way Gapaaahl, ἡ-- sto put quite
out of patience; 8. fz.

Zod pry ὶ pocply 8. 188, embrace;
*buss; fig. sweetness, affability, fami-
liarity ; union, joint, joining together ;
gr. spondee; a. sweet-tempered, af-
fable, benign, gentle, mild, meek;
propitious, favourable; agreeing, un-
animous; - dé&ag, hand-kissing; --
Bocgayp, dfiventsf,atraitor’s kiss; --
wna aikp,to embrace, to kiss; to
buss; εἰν εν, Aprils aslog =< ἐμενημώ ἡ σε. [0 ἔκ uste ’
to give the kiss of peace; fp — ὧδ» to
familiarize, to tame, to domesticate ;
4Sanm be. — aunntabsy , - spi saley to ap-
pease, to calm, to pacify, to reconcile;
qu ᾧ —, to get or grow tame, familiar,
to be tamed; — be fasfeul flsegaes asin κα
tay, to be good-tempered , gentle,
amiable. (not, not at all.

Ludpeet ad. totally, entirely; no,

Luadpacpuukp a. fond of kissing > &
kisser ; fig. fond of peace, pacific.

Luwdgncpld, kgf va. to kiss, to em-
brace; *to buss; — qdéfidkwhe, to kiss
or embrace each other; — uhasdliw,
to kiss unwillingly; μεν --ν to be
always kissing; -- gtkaw, qu mypoup,
tokiss the hands ; csdpne ph arg jt Ἱνεῖπων»
he kissed him; -4yacgubkéd va. to fa-
miliarize, to domesticate.

Ludpeoe pact 8. osculation.

Ludi a. flavorous, savoury, sweet,
delicious ; —wpwh a. sweet-spoken;
—ashusel, — sss Messy esr ly a. well flavoured,
pleasant to the taste, savoury ; wierd”
un. to become well flavoured, sweet,
appetizing; to be agreeable to; -ὦ.
guqguihtds va. to render savoury, to
sweeten, to season; -“σεξϑῥεν 5. ex-
quisite flavour, agreeable taste, relish.

wb, wg ὃ. AMOMUM; spice; — or
—-whp 8. aromatics, spice; sauce, sea-
soning, stew, ragout, high seasoned
sauce; dressing of meat, condiment ;
-οὐνοίδ 8. satice-boat.

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2 εμιἴιεδινων ν fg a. proportionate,
equal, conformable , corresponding,
analogous, regular, symmetrical, ad-
equate ; ~ gape. to proportion; gp.
bE, -, to compare; &(3E fgkt fb phy
wnunphine (Fhe =p LES Auk mmagphe,
if your virtues correspond with your
high destiny ἢ Δ -ᾧ πα pueanyy αα. Ω͵ -ne,
(98: -whwh a. proportional, analogic-
al; comparative ; —£,;f a. comparable.

Jus bbe αἴπων on be bof va. to compare,
to confront, to confer; to put in com-
parison with, to equal, to parallel; to
be in symmetry 5 -- φύγω. to collate.

Lb αὔλαν εν τα [Ὁ δ. comparison , c0n-
front; proportion; analogy, relation,
conformity, correspondence,harmony,
eurythmy, symmetry ; math. ratio, pro-
portion; - gprg, Collation 5 pumntuay
q-%. to disproportion ; -ἰδξε ad. pro-
portionably, in proportion, propor-
tionally, symmetrically; comparative-
ly, in or by comparison, relatively, in
reference. [aromatic, spicy, fragrant.

Lwidh dene a. seasoned, flavoured;

Ludi dkd, kgf va. to season, to fla-
vour ; to scent, to aromatize, to spice,
to powder ; — «she, to sprinkle with

2. “εν εἴς δι; s.seasoner. (salt, to salt

Zu Sk dirty 8. bot. vanilla.

Lusdkuwn, fy a. modest, decent; re-
served, moderate, temperate; -wpup
ad. modestly; sand un. to become
modest or wise, to put on a modest
look; ~ungnesgeaitsh lS va. to make m0o-
dest or moderate; -n.(#% s. modesty,
moderation, reserve, temperance, pro-
bity ; politeness ; -n./#a ad. modestly,
decently ; -n4f sf. modest woman.

Lukens fg 8. 8addie; pack--; har-
Ness 5 haqfirwhf — . 8ide-saddle ; pillion;
in&Xy - ’ saddle-tree; Sat by fb puny ch
to unsaddle ; 8. @rasdj ; -τἰυφαρδ 1.
saddle & harness maker; —s uth .
saddlery : saddle-room ; —&a/ va. to
saddle, to harness; Sayuahsusy —kuy)
in superb trappings.

2 cso Dl ps car ed S. ὕσω νη [Ὁ .

eae alls 79 ens es css'ta cas ly οὖν [9 sastecas eS un. to ron
together; fig. to compete; to concat,
to coincide. |

ΟΣ 7 esshpione [I prb-

2 ἤρδι(δ σα ’ &ec. S. Qacgptld ay .

Vr err ‘ -ῥίωο . ὅζο. 5: Σωβα.

Zend μα» —Sopb uy, —thopk-ay 5. λα.
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δωκβρων 4. foster-brother.

Luling ushb ry sg α. persuading ; per-
suasive ; — ,fu4,, to persuade, to con-
vince : 5. Prasfefs-

LuwdngkS, kgf va. to persuade, to
induce, to gain or bring over; to im-
pel, to urge; to calm, to appease, to
reconcile.

Ludaghs a. persuasive ; reconciling.

Leolngqa dh 5. persuasion.

wd a. regular, moderate; <p s.
moderate things.

LadapaduytS, 2 «ναοί. [8.0 feu.

wihoen.,— §.crowd, multitude ; ad.

Ludmoke 8. skirt of a garment.

*? wimbubf va. to taste, to savour.

Luul , dkpy a. dumb; speechless,
mute, tongue-tied; -- δ éz£. born-
damb, dumb from one’s birth; -- piac_
Phekp, babies ; — pub or

2 ὦ εἴκειν εν, ΟΣ 2. ῥα, b-guy un.
to become or to remain dumb, to be
speechless, to lose the use of speech;
= f ἡ“ [ν εἴρων g , to be struck dumb
With surprise, to be tongue-tied.

2: faeces e_ caste bs of va. to make or
strike dumb. (dumbness.

οἴ s. state of a dumb person,

Lewdonkt a. whole, total, entire, un-
iversal; ad. all, entirely, totally, whol-
ly; - 5, throughout the world; —
hu, & dépeuy,to understand perfectly,
to know to the bottom, to penetrate
deeply, to pierce to the inmost parts.

wy.ng 8 a. Armenian; pg, Arme-
nia; —p or -£7, the -s, the -- nation;
~pkqne, Buryipen. , the -- language ἢ
βωμηιω δι, f-. payee b — put, tO
translate into —, into the — language.

2 ον pap pon a.speaking Armenian;
~phwf a.inhabited by Armenians.

Leywghen 8. armenist ; -gochq a.
composed of Armenians; s. Armenian
troops.

Layargeewh a, armenizing, having
religion, persuasion, the policy, the
customs of the Armenians ; -2 9). ὅ.
Armenian flag, colours, banner, en-

Lepwrqurpel, --ῆν ὃ. Quyhugu. (sign.

yw frend a.mixed with Armenian;
~bbwS a, having the care of the Ar-
menians ; nurtured by the Armenians;
τινι εἶ S. -- αν. [menian.

Laywd fir , -Steneig a. born of an Ar-

Luywhoytt s.the Armenian country;
hyn a. composed of Armenians.

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2 με εἶξε δίων a. honouring the Ar-
menians ; honoured by the Armenians.
2,009 008s ass fs ezs ose a. maltreating the Ar-
menians; unworthy of an Armenian;
-ifwt a. resembling an Armenian;
—tywt a. bearing the emblem of Ar-
mena; - 702 ὃ. Lrasy eat ep pry
easy scat] ess leg a. worthy of an Arme-
nian, of Armenians.

ZLaywubn.a. Armenian, of — race;
~ps, we Armenians; -wkp a. fond of
Armenians, philarmenc; -sppac(t ῥεῖν
8. philarmenia; -ufp» a. having an
Armenian heart.

Laywunut, ᾧ 8. Armenia; - 5, -
— waz, the Armenian nation; -buyp,
Luyg s. the Armenians; ~gf & a. Ar-
menian; 5. ἰδ α΄.

Lssayespresst 8. the sight, the eye-sight.

Zeaywop a. Armenian.

°2uypopuk 8. natron.

Luykugp kgfg 8. look, sight, view.

2. eee gress Toess ly casts a. catoptrical > “Aue
Ὥς {Ὁ μεν 8. catoptrics.

Loykpugans : uy 8. looking-glass
maker; —n(#/e% 8. - manufacture.

Luykpuhwt a. specular. [ rors.

Lub purge ας. Surrounded by mir-

2“, be pert] ccs Meas ee. Ss. —gaps 5 —nel(dh ὅ.
looking-glass trade.

Leykpupwt 8. view, panorama.

Laykpuguyg 8. kaleidoscope.

Zeykyapup 4. foliated gypsum.

Zuy 4; s.looking-glass, mirror, spe-
culum; -ρ fig. eyes; a. visible, observ-
able; - 4/gbs. burning glass. (vidette.

Laykh, δ 8. mar. top, mast-head,

Luykp&t a. Armenian; ad. in -- ; -
the» - Writing; -- mwafep, in — let-
ters or characters; -- s&qne, χαίρει,
the - language, literature; wemubby
qg-» to learn, to study --Ξ - (δωρηάω
uf. to translate into --Ξ - ghukp. fro
wip, do you know -- ὃ do you speak -?

Lyk phiwgiin δ. armenist; —frow a.
speaking Armenian. [tal.

Laykguahwt a. contemplative ;.men-

Layfégf a. Armenian.

Ley4ghh a. serving to see or to look.

δ πη 8. contemplator; —a««huie a.
contemplative; speculative; —ac(#f.%
s.contemplation; speculation; theorem.

LaybgawS ng 8.glance, look, peep;
sight, view; aspect, appearance, pre-
sence ; spectacle, prospect; alyaq.
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obi, q-u, to cast down the eyes;
τε ἢ 1, αν εν} OF gk, -nid p sensei 9 to cast
an amorous eye upon, to ogle; to dote

Leybynh -σε ἢ, §. --ἰἶτε. ν᾽ « [upon.

Luykgqaeywttt va, to cause to see,
to view; to incline, to dispose towards;
to apply; υδερν» - gap. to attract, to
draw another's eye on oneself.

Laylt-uy[P-atink. un to set one’s
wits to work, to tax one’s ingenuity,
to contrive.

2 «Ὁ ery (P wp OF ἡ unlFSay— 8. inven-

tion, expedients, means, shift, device,
way; provisions, food, victuals; re-
lief, solace; pretext, subterfuge, pre-
tence; — 4449, subsistence, means,
necessities of life; 8. 2iumpp.

Luyltuy[thS, δ una. to invent, to
find the means or a way to do any
thing, to contrive, to devise; to pro-
vide, to provision, to procure; to sb-
lace, to assuage ; to pretend.

Luybl, bguy un. to look, to give a
look, to cast the eyes on, to see; to
look upon, to gaze on, to consider at-
tentively, to look in the face, to ob-
serve, to contemplate, to speculate,
to weigh well; to take care; to con-
cern, to regard; to have in view, to
aspire to, to aim at; to face, to front,
to look on, to overlook; φέηδοῥᾷ Seu
ὠξι νη . handsome, elegant, beautiful,
charming ; - ῥ dé, to look up; — pag
mwennegwht, to peep or look in at the
window or through the window; -
εἰν ἡ ere ex oy vege » to look stealthily at;
ayonegb uy - ye ΣΝ to gaze with
greedy or devouring eyes at, to stare
at; - ρων ΟΥ̓ ΠΣ ΥΩ ἡ - ἢ ἴο
look at impudently, lustfully, lewdly;
- "Ee uppad, gnpadunly ΟΣ Υ:) to look
at lovingly or tenderly, to look sweet
upon, to cast sheep’s eyes on, to ogte;
— fuutig wymamhop » to gaze on doting-
ly, with fondness, with glistening eyes;
ΖΞ whl — yne, to look scornfully at
or with contempt; — dfinep, to contem-
plate, to muse on; ashts Suyhgbhuy fr,
in spite of, despite; ἐμ; δα. ‘rus ων
“ἢ Γ᾽ δι δ » a3 he looked about or
around. [α. Armenian.

Leyfuncbh s. Armenian incense; —fro

Layh fv» ay & Haig (the earliest
hero of the Armenian nation, called
after him $«, Hai or Armenian ); ast.
Orion.

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Luyhwput a.s.armenist, who speaks
& writes pure Armenian; armenism,
pure Armenian. [ly, courageously.

Zuyhwpuwp ad. like Haig, valorous-

Leyhwqupd a. of the race of Haig,
Armenian.

Luyhugh wh, τῆ, —quk- wy, -ἴοξ οὖν,
-φ πε», a. Haiganian, Armenian; —qacke
s. the descendants of Haig, Armenian
nation, the Armenians; —q&at Pua
αὐπρ. the Armenian Standard Dic-
tionary.

Zuykwhat a Haiganian, Armenian.

Luyhukt a. built by Haig; —sanf a.
gigantic ; -ufpw a. Haig-hearted, cou-
rageous, dauntless, intrepid, valiant,
bold, manly. [Armenian anthology.

Zuyhuput δ. the centre of Armenia:

Luyhwe 8. Armenian bole.

' Luyhbot a. Haighian, Armenian; -
gers, the — nation. [blasphemy.

Les S rye wits a. blasphemous ad past,

Lay Sqpsite 8. LaySeyae [9 pet.

LaySykd, kgf va. to curse & swear,
to blaspheme; to talk scandal; to re-
vile, to abuse, to slander, to traduce,
to defame, to speak ill of. [pheming.

ZaySyls 8. blasphemer; a. blas-

LaySeynelt fit ὃ. blasphemy, Bwear-
ing ; abuse, slander, scandal, backbit-
ing, defamation. [Armenian nobility.

Luynptwe 8. pl. the Armenians, the

2ώ μεν 8. the Armenian nationality.

Layacsp sf. Armenian woman, lady,
girl. [us,, to knead.

Zayu, fg 8. paste; dough; -- Sapha

ayp, Sons Seaupg 8. father; papa, pa;
*daddy, dad; father, chief; founder;
author, inventor; -- Με. the Lord's
prayer; - bphumenp, glaacfal, &e.,
heavenly Father, God of mercy; ~-*
Bouksp St.-Joseph; Supp δάξηξγεν
the fathers of the church ; 4wpp doh
dncip , old anchorites; Supp dép, out
fathers, forefathers, ancestors ; - Sf:
Adam; §pq —, Reverend Father;
press beg fo car ons cca ly —h Pe casS cco, Father Isaac
of blessed memory; -- οὗ, holy father;
~ frnumadutok , confessor; ὅσαι
—, spiritual father; — Sayph thugs ὅπ.
qadga Eat , “ιν, ἢ, ταν εἰν ταν εἶ Ὁ father of his
country, of the people, of the poor;
ekpldnqung —, father of Armenian lite
rature, Moses of Khoren ; — syarsd-
geug, father of history, Herodotus;
- ke duyp father & mother, parents;

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opgh fb φορξ. from father to son; be.
pk -, like a father, fatherly, pater-
nal; “νβε. push ag “ε (0 -- good, tender
father; wfyen, gaelt , ub Sop, the
heart, tenderness, love of a father,
paternal, fatherly affection; sfpb,,
“αν or 0h yoy — , qoreeseef β εν Lopte » to
love, honour & succour one’s father ;
pwckjacy wn. Sou, to £0 the way of
all flesh, to go to kingdome come, to
die; δίνω οἵη. φωμω frp, he slept
with his fathers ; -- apqendg μέρ.
jpbo,.a father happy in his children ;
- dapyyben, kislar-agasi, master of
eunuchs.

Lajpwpup ad. paternally, fatherly ;
- a. like or resembling his father,
following in the steps of his father;
like a father; -gacgf a. proceeded
from the Father ; -pa.% a. paternal.

Leypoghe 8. adopted father ; -gh4s,
~fobng a.parricidal ; —friud a. paternal
or filial (care); —fseqhseng, —fungnp δ.
parricide.

Lupus ft a. born of the Father.

Luypwhad a. willed by the Father;
-a% a. paternal, belonging to the
father; -44p a. parricidal; —4ns ῥα
vn. to name after the father.

LayparS unwed pfiupS un. to persecute
one’s father. (ther.

Lugypodl & ue a. honouring one’s fa-

wypuvlert, wwyuy vn. to be or be-
come a father ; -ωρᾳ ν —ne a. despis-
ing, contemning one’s father; -Déiz_
a deceiving one’s father; -iWiat a.
resembling one’s father.

Luyputint a. bearing the father's
hame 5 ~whiwt a. patronymic.

Ζιωυραγωρό. 5. —pargle !

wjpumker δ. patriarch, pontiff ;
~whwh a. patriarchal, pontifical; --νς
twfun.to become patriarch, pontiff,
bishop; -ashng, τωρ ων, 8. seat, resi-
dence of a patriarch, &c.; τινε 8. pa-
triarchate, pontificate.

Leypwolp a. loving one’s father;
~wqwh, wg a. parricidal; 8. ἃ parri-
cide ; ~wayatacl{P heh 8. parricide.

“ρων γα, a. hating one’s father;
~wnchh a. planted & cultivated by the
ather ; en nef S. 2 δεν.

Laypkiwpnct a. indigenous, native.
eet wg pnd s. traitor to one’s

untry.

Luyphiwhwh a. paternal; patrimon-

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ial ; - as essen g σνε- δε δ᾽ p , patrimony, inhe-
ritance.

Laypbtuuky ’ upprusg a. fond of one’s
country, patriotic; 8. patriot; Apedie
pls, wi dtiwbael ps —-» & genuine, de-
voted patriot ; -ufpuht a. patriotic ;
—uppoc (Fhe δ. patriotism, love of one’s
country. {ther or country.

Luyp bbupkd- s. avenger of one’s fa-

Laypkiwnaep a- left by a father,
transmitted from the ancients ; pa-
ternal, ancestral.

2 βίον ὗν. a. transmitted or in-
herited from one’s father or forefa-
thers, hereditary.

Laypttf a. paternal ; native, natal;
- S csrecctbeg ἐκ [9 fre ᾿ patrimony > pes.
ant.» Dy Ephbyp or

Layphife » thas 5. native country,
-land, country, birth place, home;
parentage ; patrimony, paternal pro-
perty, fortune; 4q -thwg , father-
land; obp, yfowmuwk —thwg, patriot-
ism ; remembrance of one’s native
land ; eels Srey Ἀ huspom τως 9 longing
for home; home-sickness, nostalgia;
denwpk; gap f —tbkwg,t0 expatriate ;
πρωΐ, ft bk uy » to go abroad , to
leave one’s native land; (Anqney q-tfe,
to quit one’s country; Apléuy, gupd
wathk, f -ifu,toreturn to one’s coun-
try ; dinetb, f -ups, to return home,
to regain one’s native land; μοὶ οὖν
(bik, - ων. to deserve well of one’s
country 5 Suneuyby —LE-asg , to serve
one’s country ; ΣΕ ΓΖ ΧΩ “tb uy ᾽
quudh gutsy fp d&puy —thwg, to devote
oneself to the service of one’s coun-
try, to consecrate oneself to one’s
country’s welfare.

Zaypk s.dear father, papa; zen as
πειανΐγω —, dear papa, why don’t you

Zaypnpy a. having sons. [eat ὃ

Laypocltfet 8. paternity.

Leypop$t 8. Σιωρωμωρ.

Zuyg 8. demand, request ; jx — atehar
bby. — be νη pbnky, to ask, to de-
mand, to request, to be in search of, to

Layyulhuth s.gr.accusative.[look for.

ΣΕ s.the article required, thing
asked for; wnthy; q-%, to hear, to
hearken to the prayer of; fnchby g-%,
to obtain by dint of entreaty.

LaygiSs kgf va. to request, to ask ;
to entreat, to beg earnestly, to be-
seech, to implore, to solicit, to pray;

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to seek, to search; -- oginc{#f , to im-
plore aid or succour; “νηῷ —, to en-
treat a favour.

2.uyyaq 8. 80licitor, postulant.

Luyga.ws, πα 8. request, solicita-
tion , entreaty , humble demand,
prayer. [proof.

Layga tt 8. the asking; exaction;

Leypup 8. armenite, armentine, Ar-
menian stone; turquoise.

Zw s. grand-mother , --mamma,
* granny, grandam.

Luthutey, bg a. mineral; ore, mine-
ral; = ehepkqushut ‘ bpbhjusifin dhe ,
Surmmcdb&s , 4aquy fi ᾿ “περ ων εν [ἢν ᾿
crystallized, kidney-shaped, globular
or granular, earthy or earth-colour-
-ed, oolithic or lenticular ore. [away.
Lutiwipfun. to be driven or cast
Zw 8. ἃ large drinking-glass.
ad. always, at all times,
continually, constantly, ever; assi-
duously.

2, casa ese ery 2s eg 0 pene ἥξω a. flowing conti-
nually ; -fsow ship un. to have con-
stant intercourse with; --δὃῥν» a. conti-
nually proceeding , arising; —4fy a.
ad. always Wearing; —Speuhe a.always
ailing ; τόσω a. running or flowing
continually; -d&n. a. daily mortifying;
-fui a.always endeavouring, always
careful, industrious, active, assiduous;
~anem a. always lying, mendacious;
—mnupuws a.always extended : --νδω a.
always visible; ~p4 a. always shut;
{nfs a. continually changing, incon-
stant.

. ΩΣ ν wg Of. quotidian ’
daily ; continual ; assiduous, frequent;
ad. S. Re ΟΣ , per-
petual sacrifice. [ἐγ npg A.

2. ἵνων εκ, [νη δε » bests S. 2 αἴρων,

2 νιν κε uss g pr be el, Egf un. to conti-
nue, to persevere, to last, to endure;
to frequent; as --ν to discontinue, to
interrupt, to cease; — γωηγοίϑιω , to
continue instant in prayer; —gfs a.
persevering, steady; -gac(dh 8. assi-
duity, perseverance, persistence.

εὐ εν ον ad. every day, always;
—huy a. quotidian, daily.

Lwthgudutp 8. condition, quality,
state; kind, species, nature; details,
circumstances, particulars; attribute,
disposition, situation; way, manner;
model ; proof; -- dusdwiwhfu , act-

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ual state of things; ssmpuynquhetd -;
emergency 3 “να —ke ad. in any Way,
at all events.

Lesegsteusly, wy 8. assessment, rat-
ing ; club, clubbing , contribution,
share, portion; -- 4uszsma, symbol,
creed ; -w<«, in clubbing together;
“-ὠνε. hosache antiby to club for a din-
ner; -w4fy s. partner in the reckon-
ing, contributor, boon companion;
~wunp a. rated, contributed, clubbed
together; —&.funa. to rate, to club, to
contribute, to club together, to sub-
scribe ; to contribute, to have a share
in, to be accessory to; —a<{2h s.reck-
oning; subscription. _[ conformable.

Zwitghwn a.similar, like, equal, same,

Lutgpfun, guinkuih 8. Yepose; fe-
freshment, relaxation, recreation ;
ease, tranquillity ; convenience, well-
being, leisure; pause, rest, intermis-
sion, truce, cessation ; station, abode;
fig.tomb; repose, sleep, death; a. quiet,
tranquil, peaceful ; -- χανε δ ἐμῆς ad. cOn-
veniently, comfortably ; at one’s ease
or leisure, leisurely ; -qasenb ἦν Sud,
compline 3 -- ὦ ἐν bs ste 2ιω( εω εἶ be ok,
“πα γεν. hymns & gospel in burial-
SCrViCO; -- χα ον ἐν ἵν aqurunot , TEQUIEM;
-- watne,, to take rest, to be at rest,
to repose ; - anw,, to rest, to repose;
(Gnqney f —gueak wh, to leave or let
alone; — wnatky pup, to end a dis-

Lease gg foorr sy S. Σιων ξ ων. [course.

Zerg fresreastrared » assgessy UN. to be equal,
like, to resemble.

2 ὗοη fo exe srg e2s ozs fee ν onsveery Oe having
the same hvnour, equally honoured
or honourable.

Lukg poupusy a.of the same speed;
equally swift; -asyrun a. of equal
glory. _—[blance, parity, conformity.

νη ζει [Ὁ ῥεῖν s. equality, resem

2νη οὐ» ad. as, like, after the man-
ner of; almost, nearly; a. S. —getuf:

Lwhgng ’ pneglg δ. knot; tie, bond;
station, post, stage, resting-place; 8.
ἰγωγεω εν, bol. knot, joint; fig. knotty
point, rub, difficulty, intricacy, tangle;
mus. notes gapgkwh —, the Gordian
knot; ἀξ shy or af & μευ εἴεωρεῖ, faye.
p&p —ast.ascending, descending node}
g fs ~gneghg » nodal line 77 μεν ει. Ῥ ἐγ ὁ to
make or tie a knot, to knot; ωρωζέῃ͵
q-%, to untie, to loosen or undo 8
knot; ἐπεὸ οἱ, ἡτ--οἷι fig. to unte Οὗ

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eut the knot of a difficulty or question,
to delucidate ; - f —gaegl ofr sepsis to
flee by post, or by relays of horses.

δα oe Teves hy » —ssls » τί» -- cas Teas ont foasy >
-weep a. like, similar, conformable,
equal, uniform.

Zebgnegu a. turned or tucked up,
close; fig. modest, reserved ; cautious,
wary; ad. gathering up, picking up,
closely ; modestly , decently ; cau-
tiously.

Lwkgoegubld, gf va. to repose, to
give repose, to leave to rest; to re-
cruit, to relax, to refresh, to ease, to
recreate; to lay, to set, to put, to
place; to finish, to end; to bury, to
inter ; to translate, to remove to heav-
en; to make happy, to beatify, to glo-
rify ; - Jeghng “νιν sasha . to rest from
daily labour, to repose.

Lakemegh sy a. refreshed, reposed,
unbound; dead, deceased, defunct;
-4, the deceased, the defunct ; -- ςωω οἷν
bf, wilneuft% ff, my deceased father,
my defunct spouse; -- @uquweopt ἢ,
wabry κι . b-, the late king of Italy V.E.

Letgncgfs a. giving or procuring
rest, reposing.

δαΐνη sh, ghuy un. to repose, to take
repose, to be at ease; to rest, to cease
from work, to relax, to refresh one-
self; to end, to stop, to stand still, to
halt, to be settled; to lodge, to so-
journ; to cease, to end; to die, to de-

art this life; to be buried; to rest in

eaven; — f dusumuhng, to take rest
from work, to pause from labour; -- f
βωηση». 21, to rest in peace; φωΐ,,
the ὁ wpudinn{2E , lot your anger
Cease; bili why. --, he went in to
ease himself, [ly, at one’s ease.

Letqomupup ad. quietly, tranquil-

Lebqguwwhnt a. commodious, tran-
quil, easy ; 4. Quietist; -n (3% s. quie-
tism; -fayp, —mutng 8. tombs, ceme-
try, catacombs; —-amuép a. too fond
of one’s ease ; -snw push 8. place of rest;
temporary altar; fig. tomb, sepulchre;
~seapep a.comforting, restoring, re-
freshing, recreating, reviving; s. The-
Tapeutee; —sruseken a. very convenient,
very comfortable ; -wag» aq 8. tomb;
“αν (3 s, repose, quiet, tranquillity,
ease, convenience.

wkeplx 8. tucking or turning up;
“phXudh.. a. tucked or turned up.

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Luwtgp feds, byf va. to tack, turn
or truss up; to take in, to tighten; --
qSutytnde, to tuck up one’s clothes
OF FOWN 35 -- gpeqnefu,to turnup the
sleeves; -- qufanuw fig. to retire within
oneself, to collect one’s thoughts.
αὐ pp πε ἢ, S. Σινα ph.

2 ashy pines , ang ὃ. lodging, abode,
dwelling; suburb, village, hamlet;
stable ; cattle-shed, sheep-fold ; 8.
ΩΣ - Tress 20g ἢ road, roadstead,
harbour, port; -, sanctuary, relic.

Lutqupn, by a. peaceable, quiet,
calm, tranquil, mild ; moderate, staid,
sedate, grave, sober; -, --ὦ ad. gently,
softly , mildly , tranquilly , slowly; -
pbuby, Guy, to remain quiet or tran-
quil; -- ,6%4£,. to have patience, to be
patient.

Lush ge [μεσ ἢ a. Zood-tempered,
peaceful, gentle, mild, meek, affable;
—ghug, —Sén a- Walking slowly; flow-
ing peacefully or placidly; —deuyu a.
soft, pronounced or sung Softly ; —dfres»
α. equanimous ; —tesd 3. -anf; —ufyren
a. tranquil, imperturbable, peaceful,
calm ; —pwy a. going slowly, having a
slow pace.

Luttawpakd, bgp va. to tranquillize,
to appease, to calm; to render tran-
quil, to soften; un. to be appeased,
calmed, tranquillized; to abate, to be
settled, to diminish, to assuage ; to hold
one's peace, to keep silence; to sup-
port, to endure, to suffer, to resist, to
be able 77 qh bye ’ qessel pe enfus br any εν “τε.
p sg, ἴο calm the passions, to relieve
anxiety. [ΔΓ ya.

Lwheupink gaegeailale of § ° pa

Lusthn upenfla.slowly, softly, gently,
quietly, smoothly.

2 ang upren fel S.—nk Syn[ philosophy.

2 esse gp epson ergs lywstil δ. ethics, moral

2 υδοημυζναιε {δ fs &. tranquillity, still-
ness, repose, quiet, peace, silence;
phlegm, calmness, coolness, compo-
sure; — fpfhg, moderation; — dndac,
calm at sea, calm, smooth sea, dead
calm ; — Sager, dimug, peace of soul
or mind. |

Luwhebpd. by 8. coat, clothes, garb,
attire, wearing apparel; old clothes;
preparation, show, pomp, magnifi-
cence ;-,phq,suyt, magnificent, flow-
Ing rObe; — awsnasmhy fuapplunprwif, gar-
ment without folds ; -- wpgujwhok,

Σὰ,
royal robe ; 45: δι ων» —p OF —ahp , τἱὰ-
ing habit; -- pusquibwg , bathing gown;
=p loge ,a suit of new clothes ; Κα. “ἢ ἐν.
εἴπ. Χιωΐ,, υ., 4, ὅτο.; - εενζ εν με Ὧν ἔ, wry ,
wedding garb; -- «ga, mourning ; τρ
S. μ pr-3 sasprlyasteley ghe ple. -
wspoc(tk, to wear widow's weeds; ῥᾧ
pug Sushhey q- aspire (Pb ats, to put off
widow's weeds.

whab nd pr. with, along with, to-
gether with; bqpupppt -, with his
brothers; -- ayie., withal, besides,
MOFeOVEer ; — ayune dpe, all the same,
in spite of all that; after all, however;
- af [δ ρπε(Βρν., in spite of all his
faults or defects; — wnppdpy, with all
_ that; at the same time; wz nd pt —, et
cetera, &c.,& so of the rest, so on,
80 forth.

Lutgkpaut , fp, <p 8. dressing, sea-
soning; provisioning, furnishing, fur-
niture ; dress, attire, garb, apparel;
sumptuous attire; show, pomp, 80-
lemnity , gorgeousness , gaudiness ,
splendour ; arrangement, prepara-
tives, disposition; goods, luggage;
apparatus, machinery ; implement; at-
tendance, equipage; construction; --
- buen, equipment, manning, fitting
Out; —p fépwhpng, Bauce, seasoning,
condiment.

Lwigkpduwtp s- clothes, garments,
dress; drapery, woollen stuffs.

Luttgbpdumyken 8. master of the
king’s wardrobe ; wardrobe-keeper;
intendant, steward, manager ; --ν νεῖν,
—put 8. wardrobe; linengoods; —puap
8. tailor. (pation, calling; work.

Lwtekpdweopneh δ. business, occu-

Luitgépdbuy a.prepared, compos-
ed; furnished, equipped; splendid,
magnificent, sumptuous; future, to
come, hereafter, that iy to be, com-
ing; πρ 8. the future, futurity, time to
COMC ; syesendne Nish —, cOat in reserve,
put by or kept for future use; -
Gi wip. 35, the future life, the life to
come, the other world; 6 -dé,>.#, in
the other life.

Zuwihgbptk okt a. linen, of linen.

Luttgk pth dS, kgh va. to dress, to get
ready, to prepare; to make or get up;
to put in order, to arrange, to dispose,
to fit up, to settle; to provide, to fur-
nish, to garnish, to set off, to deck, to
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equip, to arm, to fit out; to construct.

Luttgakpap 8. cheap little dress;
bad, ugly coat.

Lustak papel’, bgey vn.to prepare one-
self, to get ready, to be in readiness,
to set about, to fall to, to be about to,
on the point of, going to; to dress, to
put on one’s clothes, to clothe one-
self; -- f sac, to get ready or prepare
fora journey; ~dk-asy Ep “ρα ΠΥ Σ
fp not, he was ready to return, or
was on the point of returning home;
-dh3 a. getting ready, preparing.

2 whgbwy pr. before, in face, in pre-
sence of, in front, opposite; ad. a-
gainst; a.convenient, fit, proper; /-,
ὑῥ τε, & -qhgey ΟΥ̓ —oyng ad. be-
fore, in front.

Luthgku, qpuf, ay 8. feast, public
rejoicing; procession, solemnity, re-
ligious ceremony; pomp, show, dis-
play, gala, exhibition, parade, state;
scene, spectacle, show ; arena ; proof,
argument , demonstration ; declara-
tion, witness, testimony, evidence;
trial, experience , essay; exercise,
practice; audit, examination, inspec-
tion, investigation ; deed, fact, act;
effects ; fight, assault, combat; care,
diligence; bravery, great deeds; ac-
count; review (journal); —gfofe ad.
pompously, solemnly ; Sard Sushuh -,
exhibition; - (#uqéint, burial, fane
ral obsequies ; -- gopays review, mus-
ter; - yuq(P ὗν fp , triumphal rejoice
Ings; -- Pusmpotswshut, theatre, spec-
tacle, play; -- snsmpftae(2, brilliant
action ; —suene(Pbg, shining qualities;
Ρ -- Siwpnnfg, among combats; - #-.
%é,, to pass in review, to make adi
ligent investigation, to examine; to
make a show or display of, to show
off, to display, to expose to view, 0
put or set forth; to turn to account,
to improve ; to exercise, to practise;
- wonky gopug, ῥ᾽ —g hap whgmgethe
qqoes, to review, to muster, to pass
in review ; - Susdhiapry wtb s to exa-
mine, to register, to make a number
ing or enumeration of; - wath, ρω-
ϑηε(9 Ὁ, to prove, to signalize ones
valour, to signalize oneself by pro
wess, gallantry, bravery ; - α΄, 7-
poc(@E, to use or exert one’s power;
- εν» εἴς, ugh 2 Ἐ ὶ gunk, to make
a show of one’s science; -- «aby 6.

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Swann{Fhwh pepe, to display one’s
wisdom ; - walk, hwbXupry »to height-
en, to set off, to enhance, to give
zest to one’s parts or talent, to show
one’s wit, to play the sprightly, in-
genious or witty; ᾧ — w5h,, to exhi-
bjt, to expose to view, to display, to
show off; to represent, to play, to act;
b - whguwhk,. to compete, to rival, to
vie with; to appear; ῥ᾽ -- dauwhk,, to
enter the lists; to be ranked among;
b -- Sianncywtk;,, to put to the trial,
to the test, to prove; q- watmy, to
examine, to prove, to know by expe-
rience.

δωνη βαρ σερ 8. opposite hill.

Dasha berunltany a. opposed, opposite ;
4. object; - σε fe δ. opposition.

νη βαρωνς ἢ. a. perspective.

Lwhafaybgargubkd va. to cause to
succeed or happen; to apply, to adapt,
to suit.

Lwkgpaypdt, Eguy un. to meet, to fall
in with, to arrive, to come; to find, to
gain, to obtain, to attain; to happen,
to chance, to occur, to befall, to offer,
to coincide, to tally, to jump together,
to agree; -- dplkwhg, to meet each
other, to encounter; to attack each
other in front, to clash, to meet face
to face; sepfup --ν to happen unluck-
ily; alle & eas hls & 029 — glingr4ung » to receive
great favours; ςφωνηῥαι v. imp. it hap-
pens, it comes to pass.

᾿2ονηβάμτη 8. Ppequy; τ dng. inge-
nious, witty, subtle; -wpwy ad. sea-
sonably, beffittingly, becomingly.

Lasky fognel[dh ἢ -“ε δ, 8. encounter;
coincidence ; --νε. ΔἿν dpdkuty, inter-
view, meeting.

Lasley frsuspasts ᾽ &e. S. || ey er ee

Lotgfumates gph. peg 5. agono-
theta, gymnasiarch, agonistarch ; pre-
sident or chief of a ceremony, assem-
bly, combat, show; *expositor, exhi-
biter.

Lathe fuuwheh a. solemn, pompous ;
8. spectator, assistant; -4/g 8. com-
panion in an assembly or solemnity ;
companion in arms, fellow-soldier,
comrade.

εεἰἶναᾳ [usecase ὦ αἴ", ang καῇ UN to enter the
lists, to fight, to wrestle, to vie with;
to labour hard, to strive, to endea-
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or distinguish oneself, to render one-
self illustrious, to be celebrated, re-
nowned, to be made public with praise;
to show one’s courage or mettle, to
figure, to shine; to assemble at a pu-
blic festival orceremony, to celebrate;
pufujue(e --, to make stupendous
conquests, to do or work wonders;
“ιηΐδση — to remain victorious; μων.
[Fnq - bebe» to be victorious over, to
be conqueror.

2 ὗνα foes essary be ont S. —glp; “ἕξ ad. in
@ procession, with pomp, gloriously.

Late paul pp a. fond of pomp, 80-
lemnity, display; fond of shows, plays,
public spectacles. [spectacle.

Lwhy puwok wh. arena; battle-field;

Lethg punto mg ὃ. spectator; - ἐξ.
bk, fu, to be ἃ -- ν present at, to as-
sist; <p, the -s, the audience; the
lookers on, the by-standers, the public.

Lhe pup δ. lists, arena, court
of justice; gallery, saloon; exhibition;
scene, spectacle; -pus a- exciting to
war, warlike, martial.

Lute fpuagaequiild va.to solemnize,
to celebrate with pomp or display; to
signalize; to count, to enumerate;
(Funk μη -- , to play, to act, to
perform ; wihayspink sf —, to render in-
vincible; -- σα πε δὲ, δ. solemnization ;
representation, performance.

Luwttigfuweop G. pompous, solemn;
public; 5. combatant, athlete, cham-
pion; -pS'S. -csetent. [prove oneself.

Lutepabdt, κοΐ una. to exercise, to

Lwiaypt a. patient. (able.

Luthgne pt what, -Sk jl a. support-

Luwtgnent bt, bof un. to suffer, to
support, to sustain ; to last, to endure,
to resist; to beable. [gulf of Venice.

Latta pf whgneigps.Adriaticsea,or

Σιων ὦ a. taken away: repudiated ;
f pug —, exclusively, to the exclusion
of, except, but, save.

Zuwtb& fp a. drawing out.

2 ων ει, 8. Yabginewd.

2, bf va. to draw or pull out,
to take away, to abstract, to remove,
to displace; to dislodge; to raise, to
lift up, to carry up; to divulge, to let
out, to publish; to offer, to present;
arith, to subtract, to take away; --
4.} ess vx. acs ly ves fo ass (Ὁ 0h cas ων [Aaen, ,to extract
the square root of a number; -- fru
«πεν, to do justice to; - walned Epis

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to defame, to decry, to slander, to be- | judiciousness ; rhet- enthymeme ; -

lie; — .senseey » to cause to lose the fa-
vour or affection of; — yuwsurg Fnqadop
q&ut,to render unpopular; - dép -,
to inform of, to discover, to disclose,
to reveal, to unveil, to unmask; -- κα
%, to publish, to divulge every where;
f puwtu —, to delude, to beguile, to
seduce, to betray, to deceive ; ,fzpr—.
to appropriate to oneself, to take pos-
session of, to assume wrongfully; --
bus yng. to ascribe, to attribute, to
impute I- Je 6 nq ses on Σέ εν 10-08 ind’ ξεως ἔτ νην
to accuse of every evil; — yap γέ,
to apply to; ᾧ pug —, to exclude; to
scatter ; to send back or away, to dis-
miss, to discharge; - pabp or patna
pup, to extort, to wrest, to seize
by force, to take by violence; -- .ysoy_
diunng, to root up, to extirpate; *-
ql?k.p, to scale; to pearl or decor-
ticate seed; -- geht phitach, OF apn.
frupkh suppl wg, to avenge oneself, to
be revenged ; to turn the tables upon;
—ognem, to turn to account, to profit
by, to derive benefit from, to avail
oneself of, to improve; -- $4ubeuwhe,
to desume ἃ consequence ; — qnp f
déau πέρπερ. to give, to deliver up;
- gopu, to levy soldiers, troops; ~ as:
encpu, q¢feipt, to pass the days, the
night; — sneer [νη πε- ἴω ’ to remain
along time; - ᾧ dunwhani(PE, to
dispossess; -- ων. s&qoae., to translate
into; - aqSwhky. to sacrifice -- segue,
to put out one’s tongue; to loll out

one’s tongue; Ph%ws -, to draw, to.

cast lots; -- ghwpuups, to unfurnish,
to strip; - g4/uu, to repudiate ; -- ζω,
ζω, gsotut, to paint one’s eyebrows;
— gece, to draw water, to draw up,
to fetch up; - 6 Huw, to disembark;
to land, to set on shore ; — %teseqeny_
Sh. νων, ἴο lead to, to run into, to
abut or end in; - wa np, to present,
to introduce 37 quacyl fb ong exe set Exe fog » to
unsheathe ; -- pig vnc, to put to the
edge of the sword; - géa¢f%, to give
up the ghost, to expire, todie; -- χορ.
tawl#i, to bless, to praise; sath ghu
ssunf>, take me out of this; S. Qyacf,
ἴω σύ » &c. ἄο.
Lup tes ὗν βάν ὗν εὖ, 8. 2 wih
ut Σίμων». oy 8. intelligence, intellect,
understanding, wit, sense; genius, ta-
lent; wisdom, prudence; reason, sense,

t

pug thiash gut, a rare talent.

Fait χωρωβμμῆ, a. of fine genius, of
great wit; speaking wisely, clever,
ingenious; sententious; -- πεῖν s. witty
Or sententious phrase, flash of wit,
sally, witticism; -ρωρ ad. ingenioys-
ly, wisely, judiciously.

2 Ness pr cs fern ne 7 ῥ. ὃ. foresight ,
insight, sublime science ; wisdom;
sagacity.

2, case Meas press yeasts ᾽ —hknew, —dhm , hag:
-εσρν -by a. full of wit, of ingenuity,
of sense, witty, ingenious, intelligent,
wise, sensible, clever, clear-sighted,
judicious, prudent, right-minded; - t
we» genius, man of great parts, 0
rare talent; τη. 8. men of wit.

Στ Σιωρεησε [ἢ ῥεῖ, $s. intelligence ,
wit, ingenuity.

2 ὗν χω be εἴ; bgf. —phf un. to tax one’s
Ingenuity, to set one’s wits to, to con-
trive, to invent, to devise, to frame.

Ltt Sup plies fp, -- ἴα 8.-- Χωρίτη;

LutXupfs 8. inventor.

2ὗνπε (2 S. Ἰσωΐῦπε (2. .

Zwinewd, buy un. to weave, to plait.

Zwtocd 8. drawing or taking out;
extraction; arith. subtraction.

Luttaep »bpng , lncpg a. each, every,
all, general, universal; jug —, every
where ; ~g «squihq, to all peoples. (ly.

2 esse eas rasa ad. generally, universal-

Lusthpr ug fp 8. encyclopedist; --ρ’ -pe-
dia; πεξι, -ἀι΄ρινιζ ashe α. —pedian.

Luthpurh wt a. general, universal.

Lcastogs ess acs p foe or. 4.».»-- ὅ. algebra;
—pnarkhush a. algebraic ; —gneny δ. alge-
braist ; -,»cep£n ad. algebraically.

Luwtparaswhbt va. to divulge Οὗ
publish every where. (sides.

2.ἱινωμνεῖων δ᾽ bey a. SUrTOUNed OD sll

Zwhpine 8. pantheist; - σεῦ s. ρ88-

Lustpussernf 8. holometer. [theism.

Lup 0 arg 8. mine ;— wake, bok.
[Ay , δίμῃ . gold -; iron -; coal-.

whpuput δ. mineralogist ; -af-=t
a.-logical; -afs.-logy- _ (colliery.

Luhpudnefy 5. coal mine, coal pif

Lwhpuyft a. mineral; — ἥπερ #q:-
water; rock-salt; -- ωδ'νεΐ 8. 2 οἷρω.
διε. |

22 a. lean, lank; wasted, languid;
-whp 8. leanness; extenuation, weak-
ness, languor, faintness; -&# v2. 40
consume, to exhaust, to drain, to ren-

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der lean, to make languish; -fd/un. to
grow thin, to languish, to be consum-
ed, to decay, to pine, to dwindle away.

Lube. 20ch 8. account, reckoning,
calculation, computation; -- piuapac_
Θὲ, exact, correct account; compa-
rison, likening; Apze. . πω κω εἴων εὐ, fpr.
ffs -, accurate, detailed, final account;
eyopel, * hop τον in round numbers;
front -, confused account; emda
fet -, running account, account eur-
rent;/-, On account; fP— fey, On
one’s own account; f — ΟΥ̓ φιωπεν
way t0 pay on account; — wakb,, to
make out an account; to calculate; --
wm, to give an account; fig. to con-
form, to agree, f - wih, an prh st by ,
to count, to calculate, to compute, to
reckon, to number, to enumerate; --
gat guiby, fincthy, ΣΥ͂Σ Mops, Sip.
pk, OF uppé, q—. to present, to receive,
to examine, to verify, to audit an ac-
count ; “ιν ky ΡΣ .“-. to close,
end or conclude, to settle or balance
an account; εἴων estby fb - οἴνων [Fb it
E dbp, to be compared, confronted
With; wnuwhg Su.n-fh, incomparable,
matchless; S. Ghana.

Lund, fg. τύνη a. crippled, im-

otent; - t&nep, one-handed ; left-
anded is nen frp ; lame 37 este css third py
paralytic, that has lost the use of his
limbs ; ~ snap , booby, noodle, block-
head, dolt, dunce, dullard. [maim.

Lagdl gneguttehe ST va. to cripple » to

undp, gu, yn. to be crippled,

Lundin a. crippled. [maimed.

Ludi [9 fet 4. State of a crippled
person; crippleness, lameness.

; δῦ όσα. - αι ls ἡ ctl ᾽ —pousts 8. bank, count-
Ing-house, counter.

Legnckg prs «-εἴλω ον ὦ, 8. account-
book, day-book, journal; ἀπὼν -- ,
ledger; -4.0, 5. book-keeper 3 -4uyne}
δ. book-keeping; -wmslwp 8. pocket-
book; ~gncguh 8. invoice, bill of par-
cels, [correspondent.

Legocphhie s. partner, associate;

wnefd, Eyuy va. to count, to cal-
culate, to compute, to number; to re-
pute, to esteem, to think, to deem, to
Judge, to believe; un. to pass for, to
Counterfeit ; susnesseybys —, to treat
as fables. (dwindling away, languor.

Lugncdh 8. consumption, decay,

Lazu, fg a. reconciled; propitious,

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favourable, friendly, kind, kindly, be-
nevolent; — wnhk,, to conciliate, to
reconcile ; to render propitious, to
propitiate ; - ,£%£,, to be reconciled;
to be propitious, favourable.

Zungen ug purl 8. piece of money worth
about two thirds of a penny.

2 ξεν pst δ. propitiatory.

Luspenespruye, wy 8. conciliator, re-
conciler, peace-maker, pacifier; a.con-
ciliating, pacifying ; —s/#f s. concilia-
tion, reconcilation , pacification.

Zungenk ba. reconcileable.

Leugunk α΄, Luft» —Byueyubh dS va. to
conciliate, to reconcile, to pacify; to
agree, to make up.

Zunmbyneghs a. conciliatory.

2; fil, ἔν ἡ“ un. to be reconciled,
to agree, to make peace, to become
friends; dpi Ep wpket f — fig. the
sun was about to set.

Lupnntifeh, —nife 8. conciliation,
re-, arrangement, peace; propitia-
tion; Ss. Wael, &c.; f - ass by Ss. 2...
an Ed; - wrbb, ὃ. Zagin frill

Lushd, —slat ᾿ -Σ’ε. ἢ, δ. 2} «,
—Plut 5 Leeks, -δσε (9 ft

Zs ad. in haste, hastily, very soon;
—,-w ad. afterwards, next, then, &
then, after; int. come! now! well!
come on! go! away! make haste!
come now! quick! |

2 cas eng oxsy cass νὗ 8. ὃ. . ΒΩΣΥΣ ΤΣ:
-f δ, Upenkup.

Zuny Xk 8. haste, speed, hurry, di-
ligence , promptitude , precipitation ,
headlong haste; --, -fe, —nd_ad. in
haste, hastily ; expeditiously, diligent-
ly, promptly, swiftly, rapidly, quick-
ly; — murghusmure , with all possible
speed, in a hurry, precipitately ; --
ww, un. to hasten, to make haste, to
be quick; va. to expedite, to hasten,
to urge on, to quicken, to hurry; to
despatch ; -Ei ὃ. 2, cs0 014 Ee oy ney UNA.

2 sey unk ad. often, frequently, very

ZPury 8. Veil. [often, again & again.

Lw~tS, &gp un. to bark, to bay, to
growl; to howl, to yelp; fig. to ery
out, to clamour, to brawl, to snarl.

Luif&-goegatkdva. to cause to bark.

2) μεν, forts 8. barking, baying.

Zufny 8. barker; a.barking, yelping,
growling ; -«w4.0#% a. having the facul-
ty of barking; -mf?f.% s. faculty of
barking.

2UU

δ sso vp 5. —ashp 5 -anbp a. full of
sighs; -whes a. sighing, plaintive,
doleful ; -w#4o., a. panting, out of
breath, short-winded.

Lunwsuohp 8. sighs; groans, lamen-
tation, weeping ; Mb δ, fang -- ἴω exgedese_
κι. to fetch deep or heavy sighs, to
sigh heavily 5 $badeudydack q-buts an
ub, to stifle one’s sighs; -- $4qducsdpq_
dnck gus μναῖς fn, his sighings stifled
his utterance; —top ad. with a sigh;
—Lop b fuopng up nk ans (ἡ 040% y after pro-
foundly sighing he said.

Leon enshl, Egf: un. to sigh ; -- fb fun.
erg upenk. to sigh deeply; -- συν διε
q565n- (2, to groan incessantly; --
ass tt. fuusquyne(3h to sigh for peace.

ear τι. Ὁ [rete ‘ —snedis ΓΕ sigh.

Lew. fg 8. ripeness, maturity; ar-
rival, coming; tax, duty, dues; income,
rent; funds, annuity; gift, offering; 6
- gay. to arrive at maturity, to ripen,
to grow ripe, to mature.

wh, wq § shape, stature, size,
height; age, years, time of life; fu?
bpd “, babyhood ; esTe see foesslyusts “ἴω
αν» «πω ηδ᾽ —, tender age, infancy,
childhood ; b hg pluspoys ft, from
One's earliest years; / wquyac(tk -
up ,in his infancy; fp daqkbuy —f, iD
the prime of life ; wed —f, growth,
δου; Epfwmuwpg τως. » YOUN;
ἔμ! ἐν us σε. , ε{(᾽ sasefs -,. ἃ slender waist;
τ whZibny, large stature; aqyapy --ν
straight figure; pupde —we, of lofty
stature, tall; sper —ase, middle-sized;
duykynes 18, good-sized; sesnsf sss e_c1gs
—we., Middling-sized; feu ae, short,
little ; Sasene% —, in ripe years, years
of discretion; αι οἷν —, man’s e8-
tate, manhood; dbpugkay -, - δὲς
pr-(@E, old age, age, years; δέρω.
gh uy —we, aged, in years, old, stricken
In years; fb - ke la ess fous Sasseuthy , to
reach, to attain, to grow to man’s
estate 5 quyrqusteny τινα. ν tO Increase in
age; ἔν —.qu,, to arrive at the age of
puberty ; fp ἴδεν be f — δ»... to be of
age; - yg δίωτε. ρ {δ ρμρεωζ αὐ. his fi-
gure is becoming well developed; δε.
he died at the age of thirty three; --
gupleyhey, spring-time, spring.

asesuhyespls [ν ’ —gky a. finely-shaped,
tall; -jfg a. full grown, grown up;
-δῥν, -—4bg a. of the same age, coetan-

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C0uS: —sanp a. adult, of age, pubes-

cent, marriageable ; -cap , -hkuy,

-4by a. grown up; of lofty stature,
2wuwtk fp a.comprehensible. [tall.

Jubb, of un. to arrive at, to at-
tain, to reach; to catch, to take, to
surprise ; to get, to obtain, to gain; to
be destined, allotted or obliged to ; to
ripen, to become ripe ; to understand;
-—f ἀέρα, to comprehend, to con-
ceive, to understand, to apprehend,
to catch at; to penetrate, to break
into; seypahwpsacd, stealth fs
{&puy —, to surprise, to catch; to over-
take, to come on like a thunderclap;
— δ syunnot, to obtain, to get hold of
a place or post; f agusenfe. —. to rise to
dignities, to be promoted to high
rank; — gpupupue , to assault the
city; — f dbpuy ῥρωη Shu. to assume
the direction of, to take in hand pa-
blic affairs ἢ -ῥπρ » to disembark,
to land, to arrive; — ¢fpwg» to draw
to a head, to gather; δία gta ms -vb
[td nbuwtk,, if I should not happen
to see him; (bh dhawbh, fd -ἀβηξ
z= .pkq, even were I to die with thee;
ae 77S pha gurls say efisspregenprl; usb ews, you
must prophesy anew ; gregh —bhgb
phe mbipke, lest the rain should sur-
prise you; Sb greasy be ery Losses ls ΔΗ͂ κὰν
old, among the elders ; Sassut ay Sud,
present.

Leases ear poeasly 1, ag, neg Ae common, Οἵ"
dinary, usual, trivial, vulgar, low;
common, public; equal, alike; half,
semi, demi; ad. in common, together,
equally, generally; gr. appellative; -
wine, common gender; — ey, de-
ponent verb; --ν — op, noon, noon-tide,
midday ; f - wresepeh q- wenepp, ab
NOON; 9 cg» till noon; -- ghokys mid-
night ;— «af, one year With another;
—mbknhe rhet. the common places, ge
neral topics; “τσ 4&uhp , common lile;
(yiwdp --ἶὐ » the common enemy;
dfing » upd hp sg» common sense;
πῶσ Suewhne(eez. with one accord;
ogacmn —wg, the public interests; bre
ag, public affairs ; Sux fufrep —ay ν at
the public expense jay qeaphy {δ «ἦν,
to live in common; -- σα “εν δ fb qhbge,
they had every thing in common.

2 «οἷν es grass yes press δ. -ορ ΕἾ.

2 μευ ἤσαν δ bt va. to co-Opéer-
ate ; -δνε δ ῥεῖν s. co-operation.

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2, cater em sass by oso fos ces rae a. common, gene-
ral; -fromme(Jfe% 5. introduction.

Lecrescarpresely eed » fo , re. 8. moiety ; equa-
tor; gewe ghyokpry,» at midnight; -ὖν
2. equinoctial line.

Luwup wheel a.common, public,
general; Ordinary; s. communist ; —ae,
Pbs. communism; —yhn 5. 9. σε φινίρῥα.

2, eer an car prose by can 00g c00 σι. 8. 2, scr Base μὴ ἐν ον foe’
~myb ones hese A. 8. republican > aah enne_
βριν s. republic.

Lwwmpuhwukp a, zealous for the
public welfare; -s«m£qs a. common,
proper to all creatures. [2 cssrcsssrush »

Luumpurheg ἃ. common, public; 8.

Levwpuhwenpueld fret ὃ. equality ἢ
parity; -- ἀνε στειν. EQUINOX.

λυ αζνωνἤ ἐν αἴ, ἔην va. to equal, to
divide in two parts, in halves; to
share, to part equally, to portion out;
toaccomplish; — gu£épt pt wdbhkufs,
to love impartially, to be large-heart-
ed ὁ ip -δυη δ quae σε. [τε bepk wig , they
shall not live out half their days; —parr
un.to be divided into halves, to be
equally divided; to be half way; to
share in, to partake of; to be com-
plete, accomplished ; kyu Shir
Ja gene ἔτε. rd afr spol P ὦ νω » death over-
took both poor & rich; -4£ εὐχερῖ, it
1s midnight. .

levapuhapg.» wy a. participating
equally, partaking, sharing; equal; s.
companion, fellow, partner; -- w«a_
εν to equalize, to equal, to compare;
fg.to appraise, to estimate; -« hq
opepip gu, you have made them
equal unto us. [public ; moiety.

Lew pushne(tpeh 8. community ; the

eas en os ps uss ἢ! og. σνε. ὧν a. of public utility;
δ. [86 common weal; -op δ. noon; —op.
buy a. meridian ; equinoctial; -- ον εν ad.
commonly, ordinarily, generally; -op_
l(the® 8. equinox.

Lwukewn fl 8. pancratium.

Len be fuusd [buf un. to eat greedi-
ly, to devour voruciously.

Lwwk, wg, ng 8. ear or head of corn,
of barley, &c.; webbie <p» golden
Cars; - awpdwhb,, to shoot into ears,

ear; to spire; pat, —, to glean;
~wphp a. producing, bearing ears; --
ot ~wabpb fun. to ear; —webg a. of
Ine ear; —w/Fnen a. well-eared, well
In the ear; -wiwhbuy a. threshed,
husked ; ~seee0 OF —une% a. of which

the ears are ripe; -wSuuneh 5. ripen-
ess of ear; --ὐὐξέτε. a.shaped like an ear.

Lusehesteal, wg un. to understand.

Zeuljwgne th , -σπησε[ ῥβε, 8. 2ὥωος,
qnel[Ffet; —gnegquikd va. to cause to
understand.

Luwuhepay a. gleaning; 8. gleaner;
gleanings; — ««%é,,to glean. |

Lwungar(Ffe% s.comprehension, un-
derstanding, intelligence, perception.

Leary l(t, πείδῥν 2uuyp 8. income;
pension; salary.

Zune a. happening : lively, clever,
intelligent; — ,6%4,.to arrive, to reach,
to attain; to seize, to take, to catch,
to entrap ; fig. to comprehend, to con-
ceive, to penetrate, to discover, to
recognize. [s. pensioner,

2 wunc{imnkp δ. fund-holder ; πο

2ιωωωπεί a. tipe-minded, clever, in-
telligent. [2συπηνε [9 fret.

wun δ, 4. the arriving, arrival; 8.

Jwonet a. ripe, mature, grown up;
wise, prudent, judicious; — 4wows,
ripe or advanced age; — «ye, man of
mature age, a discreet sober-minded
Man; — opfap,, marriageable young
lady tom ῥσμᾷπερη ᾿ εἵνεηρ » Mature
judgment; - ἐνεωη με. μἷ νων ° ripe im-
posthume;—gapsé,, to ripen, to make
ripe, to mature, to bring to maturity.

Zuwunetusta, “ἡ ὦ Un. to ripen, to
glow ripe ; — αρδωζον ἐν, to come or draw
to a head, to gather, to suppurate.
SE. {ness.

Lwentn(a fet 5. maturity, ripe-

Lwuncgutbd, gh va. to cause to ar-
rive, reach or attain; to bring, to re-
fer; to cook, to dress, to get ready,
to prepare; to ripen, to mature; Sas
way fd es puse. a ἔσω ων (ἢ; ecages guesses
ghre» this dictionary has cost much
labour.

Laser bg a. solid, stable , firm ;
strong, robust; thick, coarse, large;
—, =e 9. stability, firmness, hardness,
steadiness; gu, ᾧ -/, to stand firm;
f nf ages hy, to hold fast ; fb —nf achby,
to preserve, to keep.

2 eaters pusgne ἢ a. strong-armed ;
having large & powerful arms, ro-
bust, vigorous, sturdy, stout; -—phow
a. firm, solid, strong ; hard, compact;
- ζω a. pachydermous; —fasz a. well
bound, tight, strong; -fasndqg a. well

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built ἢ solid ; stable ; Sapna Q.
strong, robust, vigorous; —Shyye a.
well nailed or fastened ; -S/#% a. well
based or built, firm, solid, stable; --
unk,» ass εἴη as greg este by to strengthen,
to confirm; —2éqo.% a. having a solid
ceiling ; ~d/ a. well-bent (bow); va-
liant, skilful (archer); --ὐηδξην a. fur-
nished with a very strong or heavy
bow; -dmwgf, a. furnished with very
strong claws or talons ; —dhas a.
strong, robust; ~jwp4a.strong roofed.
ass coon cesta asa un. to grow
stronger, to be strengthened or con-
firmed ; * to become larger, to increase
in bulk. [robust.
2. “ὦ εν ese case se ol a. well limbed, stout,
Lasumupftuds a. stable, firm, well
built ; -cf%q a. hard, firm, solid ; jh,
a. nervous, robust, vigorous 5 —feud,
-uml-gh a. flourishing, well branched;
-dbpq. a. of unhewn stone.
ssusceen 2. 801i, firm, stable; sure,
certain , positive; s. geom. solid; ad.
solidly, firmly, strongly , steadily ;
surely, truly, positively; resolutely.
aps ore 02s ove ons gx caste (Σ. truth-speaking, ve-
racious, exact, accurate, correct;
—puye S. 2 casas err κεν ad. -τοὖν a. very
firm, very solid; ad. firmly, surely;
—qpwheat a. stereographic; -g¢pac(et
8. 8tereography ; —g&an 8. stereoscope;
—gfune(dhet 8. stereoscopy ; -ζωΐν a.
firm, solid, immatable; - pws 8. affir-
mative ; —Suune(Fpe% 8. stereotomy;
—dgnc(Ffer 5. skilful archery.
2, «ὧν εἶν εν ons asia cas oS, acs gasey UN. to be con-
firmed, strengthened, to take root in.
xn 0s oan ens enn 021 cas ofr a. stereometric;geom.
solid; -a(#} s. stereometry; —a£u 8.
2 casi εν ess an ad. ; —an [rang a. stereotype ; ὃ.
stereotyping ; -- gpagdbWd or -- απ να.
to stereotype; --ὠνηπᾳ 8. stereotyper,
-typist; τονε (Ὁ [εν δ. stereotyping.
Lwununbds, ἔαρ va. to affirm, to
sustain; to prop, to confirm, to con-
solidate ; to fortify, to comfort, to in-
vigorate, to strengthen, to encourage;
to restore, to mend, to revive, to re-
fresh; to assure, to guarantee, to at-
test, to certify, to witness, to approve,
to corroborate ; to legalize, to ratify ;
to institute, to found, to erect; to
create, to make; -- whapkt, to re-es-
tablish ; - qh plus ’ δε κᾶ;, “εἴβενω», ἴο
set out, to start, to proceed, to move

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on; to deliberate, to resolve, to pur-
pose; to conduct or comport oneself,
to act; to threaten ; — qarangPna{Fhet,
to recover, improve or restore health;
-δω Ep fp funpSpqbeh, he was res0o-
lute & decided in action.
Luamuapd, bquy un. to grow hard-
er, to become stronger ; to be confirm-
ed, to take root in; to settle oneself
firmly in, to stay; to be certified, as-
sured, proved, confirmed; to hope
for, to rely on, to confide in, to be
created; to recover, to be restored, to
come round again ; -wh gue ng f tapes,
he recovered his strength, his senses;
-nkgut πρηΐρ tp, his children are
grown up; — ose bs oy sas 0 purnnSiere (FE , he
has recovered his health. (firmatory.
2, μεμα κεν αν nyt a. affirmative, con-
. 2100s ose κεν εν. [Ὁ [0% 8. stability, firm-
ness, solidity, fixidness, consistence;
constancy, resolution ; strengthening,
consolidation , confirmation ; prop,
stay, support, base; affirmation, as-
sertion, acknowledgment, authoriza-
tion, certifying, approbation, ratifica-
tion; chem. solidification ; — S&phefy.
the firmament; -- Jim, constancy,
firmness of purpose; -- wabacy, to be
vouched for, of a certainty, to prove
true, to be confirmed, attested, certi-
fied; -(98 S. 2ususausmn ad. Hox πᾳ
Ly fp dnp, he was resolved, he has
taken a resolution, he decided to.
2,soves ass κῶν ses σε. ’ wnlng a. firm, solid,
stable, fixed; certain, sure, positive;
immoveable , constant ; permanent,
persevering; determined; 2. geom. 80-
lid ; ad. 8. ΩΣ - GE penlnep » 80-
lid food. (support; counterfort.
Lusmuput δ, stanchion, prop, stay,
2 συνε εἴμ α. Well or deep-rooted,
well established, firm, solid; — maby.
hubgib,, to strengthen, to root, to
establish.
Luwumbuyp » yg 8. paste ; pie, pasty:
Lwunkd, bgf va. to create, to pro-
duce, to make; to strengthen, to con-
firm, to consolidate; — gap ᾧ puphe.
to confirm in the right way; -/d/o-
to be created, produced; to be con-
firmed, strengthened : to marry, [0
wed, to espouse.
Zwomps 8. creator, producer.
Zwunndt a. prudent, cautious.
2ωακ ας. 8erious, grave, mortal;

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- dive. a deep wound ; assy - φωρμ.
ἐδ» to give the finishing stroke or
death-blow, to despatch. [stairs.

Lwumnpng a. having’ wide steps or

Σιων ὦ δ᾽ . “ἢ 8. creature, created
being; construction, structure.

Zwomneit 8. creation; production;
strengthening, consolidation, confir-
mation, re-establishment, restoration.

Lurene , abry a. firm, solid.

Loweren sre [3 frets 8. creation.
ὅλου δ 8. Gpbuwghr- ;

Lem fgg 8. cut, cutting, section;
fraction, fragment, morsel, piece;
corn, grain; *one, one only; -ὦ wa_
bh, Nwbany ap Sing, to rob, to take to
the highway ; -wpkh 4. sool. gross-
beak ; -bg a. full of corn or grain’;
granular.

wouganskf va. to reduce into
grains, to granulate; -δύ 6. granulat-
ing machine; —Sac(#% s. granulation.

Lemus ,ngs by's.section, paragraph;
gr.cesura; a.cut, cut out; <p πε,
conics, conic sections.

Leverreas hea S. Lunmne. ἢ — has plusens Qa.
Pieced, patched; composed; -4é,p a.
gtanivorous ; —4awap s.bit, piece, mor-
sel; remnant, shred, fragment; -- ὧι.
thy, famopk, , to cut up, to cut in
pieces; to break, dash or smash to
pieces ; to mutilate, to curtail, to
change, to alter.

ζω ξ θη » Shia 8. diviner by
means of grains; -- σε s. divination

demuwdiea.grain-shaped. (by -.

2 aren ease by oD, 4 sss one fe va. to cut, to cut
off, to break; to carve, to cut; to di-
vide, to separate; to retrench, to di-
minish, to curtail; to castrate; to re-
solve, to decide, to determine; to
cross, to traverse, to pass; to stop, to
Interrupt ; - “δῥο “εἶ “8 exs'teas . to cross
one another ; -- gin, to plough, cross
ot traverse the sea; -- gond ke σιν.
/ep , to run over, to over-run or scour
both sea & land = Meese ans 05g 009 095 » to
opén, to pave a way or road; to pro-
gress towards, to bend one’s steps to,
to traverse, to travel; -- whguwk,, to
cross, to traverse, to pass, to travel
Over or through, to go over; — f “ων.

+ to wean ; -- qdanu, to fell, to cut
down; to clear; gun —, to sentence,
to judge, to decide; whut —, to mine,
ἰο dig, to hollow; -- gyre, to cut off

the head, to behead, to decapitate; -
quiiqunts, to cut off limbs, to ampu-
tate; — jswppactfw, to confiscate, to
forfeit; — ῥᾧ 4&9, to slay, to deprive
of life, to kill; - qutadh fb spurflacl2h ,
to give oneself up to effeminacy; ᾧ
dunnne_{(th —,to make a coward of; --
qrvwpawe , to quench, to slake the
thirst; - χων ῥηξρε, to abstain, to
keep from, to refrain, to forbear, to
deprive or debar oneself of, to do
without, to dispense with; «sow --, to
plough, to furrow; - gncte Jf, to de-
tach, to form a detachment; -- sacusy
q¢iz&p» to drive away darkness ; --
qp7y Spry» to spark, to sparkle, to
emit sparks; — gpwkwhs, to fray a
way, to pass through, to cross; *-
qerbhs, to make a pen; gbah qauyzmk
-LE , the river traverses the plain; 8.
Gon, Yeap Ausnown ’ &c., &C-

Lumeahpd, wuz un. to be cut, sepa-
rated, divided; to be exhausted, to
decline, to fail, to desist; to abstain,
to refrain ; to shine, to glitter, to
sparkle; to yield, to give way, to fall
into; - gncks, to turn pale; to be

discoloured, tarnished, to lose colour,

to fade, to grow pale; - f yacusy, to
lose hope, to cease to hope, to des-
pair ; sutgapenclth --ν to foment, to
cherish idleness; ,ευζιοωννε (δῇ -,to be
without even the shadow of common
sense; f gkqfunc(#hu —, to plunge into
debauchery; f supocf -- » to abandon
oneself to wickedness ; - gngy » to
flame, to cast a glare, to shine; q5s=0
-, to apply oneself to; ῥᾧ φωζίωπ —, to
deal, to traffic; ῥ ¢fthdua%unw -, to
keep a wine-shop, a tavern; fephe
gheuaphaein Φινων ἔνε γενοῦν ν like hail
fallen from the clouds; @/ acpkp πως
hery Ee ἰών γα -Ε[ν, all was
brilliant with gold & precious stones ;
Puyzemulnehkp -tikfu , thunderbolts
fell; gnehq dp Sumbw,, ἃ detachment
of troops ; Seas ere ἔτ ων fk Jueun s desper-
Abe s peste Sushfyp Sesserebressey » brief, suc-
cinct discourse; 8. Pach, Purge, Pz,
Bou ‘ &e. ἄτα. ,
Lunmnutng ἃ. cutter; paper-cutting
machine; geom. secant; a. S.-swae.-
Lurnuagacp 8. med. ptisan ; orgeat,
barley-water.
cress Suse 5. MONCY-changer.
Zwuwkay a. cut; castrated, gelded.

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Lwmnpimpip a. select, chosen, choice;
~,.—guhp, chrestomathy, anthology,
collection; - ,bué,. to gather, to col-
lect, to make a collection of authors.

Lump s. small grain.

Lurenfr® 8. kernel.

Lusnlp bd, kyuy vn. to be out of
breath, to become breathless, to gasp
for breath; f 4h 4bhutburyh -- ξ uy, hin-

Zusenfyenese§.linseed. (dered bysobs.

Zuwunpsag 8. part, bit, shred, frag-
ment, stump; volume, tome; -- ὅπᾳ.
ane, my life! my darling! my love!

Zune a. Sharp, trenchant; fig. de-
cisive , peremptory ; 8. pickpocket,
cutpurse; S- θεν.

Lumnnewir, ng. fg 8. cut, shape, fa-
shion; section, diviioas part, portion;
bit, piece, fragment ; retrenchment,
separation; emigration, transmigra-
tion, colony ; article, head, point ; geom.
segment; —<p Gobf ,COnICS 5 κε Pestsfre [ὦ
- opwarf, leading article; — quay ac.
e&p,to emigrate; ges,—, to write an
article; -- ww, ρα τ» to interrupt, to
break in upon.

2,cc0 orn ενας ἐδ ess ly νη εἴξε wast a. prismatic ἢ
~hnyith ὃ. prism 5 7 earls ry “τε. Teese ly «οἷν ᾿
achromatic -.

Lunes pt, byw, un. to remove,
to separate or detach oneself; to re-
tire, to go away, to cut & run; to
change one’s abode, to emigrate, to
colonize, to settle oneself as a colo-
nist or planter. |

ΣΎ ΖΩΟΣ δ. geom. sector; -δο, a.
of many pieces, composed ; —dnc(e fet
s. desertion, running away.

Lwonnchape ᾿ —hanfip a. cutting or
reducing to pieces ; — wn%6,.to reduce
to pieces, to atoms; to exterminate.

wine th § cut, incision; division,
separation ; -- ahpuwdog, amputation.

Lumncgubk fb a. payable, solvent;
~acl(Ffeb 5. solvency.

Lumacguikd, gp un. to render, to
restore, to give back; to pay, to dis-
charge, to acquit; to disburse, to lay
out; to recompense, to satisfy, to
make amends, to compensate, to
idemnify : to cut; — 6 wmkv£, to wean,
to take from the breast; - gypafsus
σειν. to render like for like, to re-
quite; -- gifmuus, to make up for, to
indemnify for ; — suo af v1 fas cass ase ly | oad
Lay, serpy — bprusprmbs arg , to render evil

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for good 7 qlee assy eastony npgtng, to
revenge the sins of the fathers upon
the children; -ghp frud αώρῥω. be ba
—~sh phq swppu, I have rendered you
evil for good; Usmacud Sasmncssyl
hq f paupps, may God reward you;
S. Zusseee rn0-.g eve ths ) Usp ᾽ δα.

2 eases rre.g essere, » -οὔξ. 8. who renders,
restores or gives back; payer; re-
munerator.

2 emacgne ft 8. restitution; payment,
reimbursement; remuneration, recom-
pense; compensation, gift, offering,
fine, amends: cutting ; — Praruwey , da-
mages, indemnity, reparation ; -- ¢-.
βνωρ εν , compensation ; exchange,
any thing given in return; f -, in
payment; in return; op -- ἴων» the
Last Judgment; — «%b,, to reward,
to requite, to recompense; to make
amends for; 4usrmnacquilelry ack p .-'
to give tit for tat, to make a return
for, to requite; to avenge, to punish;
Sunnnegutly ἡ-- f [ὦ yieass dfres » to revenge
oneself on one’s enemies.

Lapua, wy a.legitimate, authen-
tic, genuine; true, frank, sincere; in-
timate, cordial; related, near, fami- .
liar; s. brother; — «pzf. legitimate
SON; —espung , —aesy hu ad. legitimately ;
brotherly; sincerely, intimately.

scan esa eg cs ens acts sel, κε: sg 9 —en ful’, Egny
un. to be legitimated; to become fa-
miliar or brotherly; to contract an
alliance with; by πον —whuy, OWD
brother.

2. aprusquenne [9 fh 8. legitimacy, au-
thenticity, genuineness ; fraternity,
brotherhood; kindred, consanguinity.

Lupwe, cy, & 8. wound; ulcer.

2ιωρεωΐ με; 8. a8sociate, partner.

Zsssprsss hiss fe S. Puapusdect fs » °

2 “σε bt un. to be pushed.

663 [0 448 S. ws prsse_ces& ο

peoa i νἀ 2. south wind; the
south; wphebbwt —, south east, 8.E.;
wpb edink wt —, south west, 8. W.; 4.7.
πον the south wind; ,as£ -- it blows
from the south 5 —ashegd, --ωνζ ρων 4. the
south, south side ; a- on the south side;
πως πη αἴ 8. south wind, auster.

Zssgreaseou yg δ. ΔΌΤΟΤΘ BUstralis,south-
ern light.

Σινα, [ἵν a. southern, meridional,
austral, southerly; -- wphebsh ὧὖν Saqd:
Sirocco.

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Lupuenschp 4. fields, country ; seed-
or sowing-time, tillage, ploughing.

Leoppancfu S. σωρσμσεν- .

Lert «lish νᾧ - α. superficial, light;
futile, frivolous, vain, transitory, fleet-
ing ; ad. superficially, slightly , for
form’s sake, negligently, in passing,
with an absent look ; - wtgubby fz, to
graze, to pass close to, to glide by;
to skim along or over, to glance at;
to touch lightly or briefly on.

Lupheubapl anh ff , -οσῦ va. to
pass quickly, to skip, to omit, to pass
over in silence. [δεξ;-

Luphap- Lophd S. Leap peg pep.

wel? fg a. plain, flat, even, level;
polished , smooth ; uniform, alike,
equal; ad. unitedly; evenly, plainly;
~ Succ, Ο & level with, even
with; — be neghy Gecsersssl , fine-shaped,
ofa fine stature or figure; - wawkl,.
to level, to smooth; to facilitate; bah
oh ase 2. exe 004 aso fy ple f - ΟΣ ΟΣ the
rough places shall be made smooth.

Lup [dud eeuy a, equally stretched,
plain, flat; —jassmemw a. even With the
gtound, plain, flat, on the same floor,
ona level, levelled; — «waté,, to pull
down or raze to the ground, to level
with the ground, to raze; to level, to
make even. |
Lepltwh or Upgack s. iron, smooth-
Ing -; -bed OF upg kbs ya. to iron, to
hot-press, to smooth.

Lmpld ues ueif, ῥ᾽ s.level; -- ϑρδηξῖ,
water-mark or -line; — sgqsyPushssenye ,
spirit-level; - δα va. to level; —a (2h
4. levelling.

Leplé-gaguenp 8. plano-concave;
hop t[F saprg. , —-nenneght ὃ. plano-
convex.

Luplth J, kgf va.to plain, to smooth,
to make even or equal; to plane, to
polish ; to level, to put on a level with;
to pull or beat down, to demolish, to
cast to the earth, to overthrow, to
destroy, to raze. [veller.

Lu=pléhs s.planisher, polisher, le-

Lep[Funed, [ὃ δ “ὦ vn. to Start with
ear, to be scared, to take fright or
umbrage at, to start or fly off, to bound
away. (smoothing; equality.

Lwpltocg s. level, levelling, planing,

Leplenegwte JS, yf va. to give um-
brage, to scare, to startle, to fright
away, to estrange, to alienate, to re-

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Move ; — σφωρωω, to cause the hair to
stand on end.

Zupps 8. beater; plectrum.

Luphep ν og a. hundred; s.-, cent;
onimut wn. --ν ten per cent, 10 p.%;
-εω ν᾿ α. hundred-headed ; — cong στε. κα
(@4e£) a. hundred-gated (Thebes);
-uadtngnd_a.collecting taxes at 1 p.
cent ; — any fren ὅ. hectolitre ; ~ ast fyoary
8. hectare ; —wftbwt a. having a hun-
dred precious stones; -whped 8. hec-
togram ; -wdbnwbp or thn (Ppp)
o.hundred-handed (Briareus); —ssdfaet
a. centigrade ; — Pk pdissusfs, -- thermo-
meter ; — cas elTs zag y JE fg » ashi ws , ἢ βῳ
α. ἃ hundred years old, centenary; of
every hundred years, centurial ; g—ss
Mtpep nepbift Ep, he was about an
hundred years old; -wébgyp 8. hecto-
meter; —asequsnnfl a. centuple, a hun-
dredfold , hundred times as much;
-waynaheS ya. to centuple, to in-
crease or multiply a hundredfold; -ς.
“ἰδ ων 8. conturion, captain ; -asnybeneh
8. centurion’s or captain’s rank.

Luphepwens a. a hundred, cente-
nary; centuple; ad. by hundreds, in
great numbers; δ. centurion; —// un.
to be centuplicated.

Luphe ppb p whl wteahundred-mouth-
ed; — gfgncsf, the hundred-tongued
goddess, Fame, the goddess of report.

Lesrgepegels uly, EU fe, Queeg 8. ἃ hundred;
century; -4.% α. Οὗ a hundred years
Old ; -&perq a. hundredth; 2. hun-
dredth part, centime.

Lupfepldépl(tp s. rosa centifolia.

Luppepombh wh ὃ. centipede.

Lepbepope 8. Σωρῥερέρηρᾳ, τως
thong 4. centilitre; —uwhwy s. centiare
(100'b part of an are; one square me-
ter); -wfwt a. centesimal ; -ahpuds,
centigram ; -wdékrep s. centimeter.

2ωρμᾷ. wg 8. tribute; tax, impost,
duty, excise; necessity, want, exigen-
cy; constraint, obligation; homage,
duty, service ; Suaph qdépuqghp, ad-
ditional tax; - are sas [7 δα sag αν} εἴα» over-
assessment; - gé tq. shocking ne-
cessity ; wawky —f, without necessi-
ty; -we, fp -£, wn —f ad. necessarily,
of necessity, essentially; inevitably,
indispensably; by force, by compul-
sion, forcibly; κα —we wphuwhh,, f τῷ
hwanegutk,, to place or lay under
contribution, to tax, to load or burd-

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en with imposts, to levy contributions,
to render tributary, to subdue, to sub-
ject, to enslave, to subjugate ; -- Sas
~%s,, to gather in, to exact tribute, to
Taise money, to put a tax On; —«# Seap_
fuwtk,, to pay a tribute; to be tribute
to; fp τ hey, Sinuwtk; f —, to serve, to
subject oneself to, to submit, to be
tributary to; -- w#nk,, to force, to
constrain, to use violence; φωνάς,
gtk, q— slop husuzengen afk 3 «ω(ν εμἣν κω gts ,
to pay the tribute of gratitude ;
-£, one must, it is necessary 5 s& -»
s& fus -, it is not necessary, there is
no need, no matter; —- f φίγρεω ζω find,
necessity obliges me to; -- babe ‘eles
enqnpl, f fpessy spits » he was obliged to
appeal to Cesar; p - Seundininahfir ,
according to the wants of the age; --
&p. it was necessary ; — babe εἴδη wn,
ub,, We were obliged, compelled or
constrained to do; — & fd &plAuy, 1
must £0; aE; oe. nop ἐί(ξ -- thgb»s let us
die if it must be! ;

Luphogbe. gpg a. imposing ofa
tax or burden ; forcing, offering vio-
lence; -gp&.S va. to force, to constrain,
to oblige; -¢pfs un. to be forced, ob-
liged; -gpac(#fe% 5. constraint, vio-
lence, force ; impost.

Laphuad nan, —Sush , sg 8. tax-col-
lector, --gatherer.

2ωρ ως atin [Ὁ μεν, s.the collecting
of taxes, exaction or recovery of tri-
bute or imposts; tht, -ἰΔΒ. to op-
press, squeeze, grind Or vex with
excessive taxation, to load or burden
with extortions.

Leepeh eS ων wey 8. tributary ; thrall,
bondsman, serf, slave, servant.

Lephwsh& ba. to be beaten; S. -tng-

LuphwhbS, Cr va. to beat, to
strike, to give or deal a blow; to
strike or sweep the chords of the lyre,
to vibrate, to touch, to play or per-
form on; to ring; to knock, to thump;
to prick, to bite; to wound, to hurt,
to harm; to knock down, to beat to
death, to kill; to spoil, to taint, to
gnaw, to eat away; to ill-treat, to pun-
ish, to abuse; to strike against, to
shock : to feel remorse : to pay tri-
bute : to write down, to put into writ-
ing, to set down 37 pag | gS eso pesse,
to stay hunger; to quench, slake or
allay thirst; -- wah wdc, to pos-

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sess with a devil; δὶ ρωωδῥηερ —, to
spit, to put on the spit; — gap f shy,
to empale; — f πως, - yap παν to
give the death-blow, to despatch, to
slay, to kill; - 6 ggefii, to causea
headach; - gfhery f gyre fie, to mount
to the head; to intoxicate; esmcf,y
hud Jne(Fwh --, to harp, to play on
the harp or violon; frnpue —, to set
up 8 pavilion ; -- gdéfd&wke, to strike
one another, to knock against each
other; to come in collision, to collide,
td come into contact with; — pr, (ἢ.
OE εὐἵνεν, Fi. Afr clls ecstoes -- 4 cca lls ἐδιω ων (δ ἢν
to compare, to confront with; — χω.
Ῥω ρων to go, to be on a journey,
to travel; Supe 7 «ἢ εἴπ ὐἷνων —, to fight,
to combat, to make war; — qugsnal,
geqd, to gain the battle, to conquer;
- ql? »νιω δ», to beat the enemy, to
discomfit, to defeat, to rout; Smp-
qowidp, to set a house on fire; — gu.
ε- εν ἡ εἴγε. α. . to cudgel, to cane, to whip,
to thrash, to belabour; f.pusfesye fuph
.....(21. --, to shout with joy; - φαξωα
nepoup, to supply the needs of, to
provide or furnish the needful; - gg.
dfuwe, to strike, to impress; — qadio_
tu, mus. to beat the measure 5 gd uype
-, to dawn, to rise; -- quw%t%, to be
afflicted, grieved, mournful, desper-
ate; κα dfn —, to think, to reflect; +
“Ῥω (2 sfogren'ts ῥερ ᾿ Lup k us ἡ αν αὐ f
freq sfinwg, David is struck by or
eaten up by remorse; πᾶν -BE qpkg
ρων po, Why is your conscience af-
flicted & why is your heart heavy
within you P «ἐν ats E δ᾽ gous Ep » the
sun gilded the mountain tops ; Aah
-ὍὮ ἡδρζι δε rust consumes TON; gorbf
ff tk qanw, my shoe pinches; 8.
ist ’ Lewy» Pan, Tuip ᾿ B opel ake &e.
Lely satel » Susspeemy UN. to be beaten,
struck, wounded ; to be smitten with,
enamoured of; to approach, to incline
t0;— ququsnck ,to be avaricious, too
fond of riches ; - quipsenfs » to addict
oneself to vice; — ᾧ dk puy acpnup, to
assault, to attack; - f uly nen» to
fall in love with. to conceive a great
affection for, to be desperately in love
with; & πνεῖ —, to be moved, touch-
ed with compassion; Ὁ qgmync[d fete
-, to strike the senses; — ghefep, to
tend do, to have the mind occupied
with > 7 yntea Cameras » to idolize; b

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pbs hind fi glenge —, to traffic; πα ἴδω
-, to be understood ; δα mle — to
waver, to be unsettled, bewildered,
in doubt, to hesitate ;— yap, to incline
to some one, to become too familiar
or very friendly with; gus -ῤ apn.
dujtfu, I have a stomach ache ; I
have the colic; Supusx f gh tp, he
Was smitten with her beauty ; Sesame
b depdng upp tp, his heart was filled
with pain or grief; kpupt Left -ρ
f a54 , they shone brilliantly withmany
colours ; -thp f th Sam whey, they
spread a perfume around; ζωρδήξρ
Supusy soups, my heart was pierced
with a hundred wounds; 5. ὦ,
Pb past » re hd, ων. &e., &e.

wphauling , Lupagq ὃ. striker; knock-

er; - gngy, & butting or mad bull.
2,00 pr ly nas ony 120 5 reste bg 8. exactor, tax-
gatherer, collector, receiver; τε
s.tax-gathering, collection of taxes;
-gkon 8. receiver-general.
— Lephwmee, wy a. tributary ; vassal;
liege, subject; why ῥ τω, -- νεῖν,»
to subject to tribute, to render tribu-
tary; - ,b%&,. to be tributary ; -a(@F,
~wpac[d fut s. act of paying tribute;
thraldom, servitude.
Lephwenp, wg a. necessary, impor-
tant, essential; intimate ; ministering,
Serving ; ὅ. NECEBSATICS 5 —emgeenysy —ass_
ἥξω ad. necessarily ; of course; - ιν
kyhp va. to necessitate, to oblige, to
force; - ῥών &guzy un. to be constrained,
forced ; -na (2h 8. necessity, want; mi-
nistry, office, service; servitude.
Luphbt, byh, -kgnegutkd va. to
necessitate, to constrain, to force, to
compel, to oblige; to impose tributes,
to render tributary; 8. Zuphpfed-
Ζαρα είς a. pressing , urgent,
earnest; — «Senp, pressing need.
Luphéenpa.respectable, venerable.
Lephpd, Eguy un. to contribute ; to
pay homage, to serve, to be cons-
trained, forced. [yoke of oxen.
Luphbp. ἄξω 8. necessity: yoke;
Σωράρ S. Piyae. [( *).
ὡς ων §. mus, an Armenian note
Lupx, fy sf. concubine ; —apq., fy 8-
who keeps a-; -σα σύ s. son of a-;
ται θεν, 5. concubinage.
| δωρσπειυδ, σα 8. blow, knock, beat-
Ing, Striking, percussion; bastinado ;
slash, cut, wound; bruise, contusion;

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sore ; fig- Scourge, blow, chastening,
tribulation, misfortune; repulse, rout,
defeat, overthrow, considerable loss;
<p mus. pean ;—<e Gepuynnuf, the pla-
gues of Egypt; ogSumupép ~» mortal
blow; --ὦ ὧδέ» ἴο give many blows,
to cudgel, to chastise ; S.uphwtb, fp πῶ
fist Su, to make great slaughter,
havoc, carnage, butchery ; -w#pé& ἐᾧ..
Lf un. to be beaten most unmerciful-
ly; fig. to be harassed, vexed; —é40,
£gfh va. to beat, to strike; to cudgel,
to cane; to chastise, to punish.

Ζωμρπεζδ νη unthhJva.to set free.

Lupa 8. forge-scales of iron or
copper.

pineal, cb va. to beat, to strike ;
to drive in, to thrust, to push; to toss,
to shake, to agitate; -- qussuwdnche,
to set the teeth on edge; dae -, to

2 uapneith 8. blow, beating. [beat eggs.

Lunpacuns punewg a. powerful, pot-
ent; strong, vigorous; monied, rich,
opulent, fortunate; much, abundant ;
numerous; long since, remote, old;
- δ. enough, sufficient, much ; — dp
Sud, Fuhiahwl , long, ἃ long while or
time, a great while;f— guwyocg, many
centuries since; — sf yuwaw, long
time before 5 shun — SF usdhistesherg Long
time after; - dhup, INZENiOUs 5 gackg.
-, astrong force; - 4gdéiudp, for a
long time; — rus dawg ῥ f&puy whglk_
ig after many years.

ZL aspraeste ἔν asl ἢ ἔζων ΓΝ bridesman,
one of the wedding-party.

Zwspuwhkkewt a, nuptial, hymeneal,
bridal, spousal; -- geq. hymen; - #kp,
conjugal love; gg&un—, nuptial robe.

Lwpuwtf[? s.med. measies ; bot. wild
poppy: ?

Leu prcasts fyp , bh usrg ὃ. wedding, nup-
tials; hymen, marriage, union, wed-
lock; φωνηξω —bkwg, espousals, Wed-
ding-, nuptial- or bridal-feast; sm
τ κως ἢ Hymen } ϑως —hhusy » the torch
of hymen; ἔσᾳ -t4 ug ,marriage-song,
epithalamium ; Awa -%b wg, discourse
on marriage; 4etghpd —bheg, Wed-
ding garb or garment 5 20f7 , gyblt
“bh ag ’ bride-cake; opSine(dh Lh uy Α
nuptial blessing; wawsquen - τευ ,
wedding-, bridal- or marriage-bed;
—iipu wath, to celebrate a wedding;
sunk, -fw,not to celebrate the wed-
ding; & pl? & —bu,to go to a wedding;

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“πη κω 7-fu, to be beforehand with
One’s spouse, *to get some jobs be-
fore the wedding-day.

Lutput, oft, unchp 8. ἃ newly mar-
ried, bride, spouse; betrothed, af-
fianced bride; daughter-in-law;nymph;
larve ; yackpt —, nymph 5 —wache
[&ahuyfip , oreads, mountain nymphs;
fuouf, —, to betroth, to affiance.

Luspotiug τη va- to array or adorn
as a bride. ἦ

eas “ρον ty eg by casey y -- gE aw a. dressed
mc a bride: Sehr va. to dress
like a bride. [trothing.

Leapubmproune [9 pet ΓΕ betrothal, be-

Less μεἥνεωδ ne. ᾽ν ey 8. paranymph,
match-maker; —fush, —dismbS. 2 ay
esess Tels by east . Lesputeclisren ; dayne (ῥεῖν or
fenqnegp mpyuwhgp 8. uterine fury,
hysterics.

Les prstrestooad, εὦω ἡ Ὁ UN. to become ἃ
bride, to marry, to wed, to be or get
married. (or dressed like a bride.

200s gs aia eas arg 21 Ary 2, a, arrayed, attired

ZLupotnp wt s.marriage-place; bride-
chamber; talamus, nuptial-bed; fg.
Holy Church, &c. |

Luputwyne sf. marriageable girl;
~yuth f va. to marry, to join in wed-
lock, to give or take in marriage.

Luwputackp s. bridesmaid ; para-
nymph; -2épq 8. epithalamium.

Z cssge stabs easly 8. 8. ΣΧ chry-
salis, aurelia ἡπ-δημπώ S. Ζ2ωρεἥνιω δ᾽ ne .

_ 2ιυρω νειν 8. bol. nenuphar, water-
lily. [poppy-

Lunputory & ugh 8. bol. poppy, corn-

Lurpubne(P fd s.marriage, Wedding;
wedlock; δὲ, -(#@&£ , to marry, to
wed, to espouse; φως nelkp | —[3E
to be married.

2 ανγσεαννε. ἤ S. Ων, Seanlh-

Lesputacsh sf. bride, spouse.

ΠΣ a. strong in number,
powerful, numerous; -ép a.abundant,
full; — dhaedp, liberally, largely;
πίσσῃ a. long-sided, heavy-flanked, ro-
bust, stout, vigorous..

Lupune4ap a. oppressed; oppres-
ΒΟΥ; —whwh a. oppressive, vexatious;
—kd va. to oppress, to subdue by vio-
lence, to vex, to molest, to crush, to
overburden, to surcharge, to extort,
to maltreat; -- ghep gus, to persist
doggedly, to be obstinately resolved,
to bestubborn; -ὖξν - πη 8. oppressor;

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-σς [9 βεῖν 5. oppression, violence, vexa-
tion, exaction, extortion.

2,000 pres ese oan elf oon a. learned Ὶ clever,
Wise; <&qg u. very mighty; very rich,
opulent; aye a. hopeful.

200s pues ese css Taner Γ᾽ 9 asgesy UN. to become
powerful, to be predominant, to do-
mineer, to lord it, to rule over, to
reign ; to get or grow rich, to prosper,
to thrive; to abound; — qgpuphaw.
mne(Pfheu, to be rich in piety, to be
very pious.

Lew puny να. ἢ εἶν ἐν Γ᾽ va. to make po-
tent or glorious ; to strengthen, to
brace, to fortify ; to make rich, to en-
rich; —ecyfs a. enriching.

Luspnk J’, Loft va. to drive in, to
thrust down, to push, to fix, to esta-
blish, to consolidate; to tie tight.

Zccopresansfe a. corpulent, big-bellied;
strong- or large-limbed.

δωσε [ῥεῖν δ. dynasty; power,
sway, rule, domination; riches, wealth,
opulence, fortune; abundance.

Lopg> fy 8. demand, interrogation,
question, examination; 8. -ῦ; - be
fralip watt, to ask, to make inqui-
ries, to inquire about; & — δε. ῥ pops
wphuhks , ashe [εὐ ἔτ. ἴο question, to
examine ἢ ῥ -.δι ὑ νεῦρν «ἴων οἷν, phe.
nelh-p ,to discuss, to argue, to dispute.

ΣΟ ΚΑ S. 2 “γα. εὐ, ἕν Se

2ωρη εν αζνννε (δ ὅ. inquisitiveness.

Lrmpry aout a. interrogative: magic
al; - ζξων, note of interrogation.

ἕω τῳ κεν ἔν dt, gp va. to ask, to inquire,
to oe question ; - ῥ θά δὲ,
to consult the Lord; - qaqdachl “ες
pose, to ask news Of, or about some
one; - gacdb pk fb frressg coor {ὃ με, to
salute with gentle words ; — gag δ.
tpup pugdap, to overload with ques
tions. [terrogater.

Lasprqusleny Ὁ a Lad 8. questioner, Ine

Lapguukp a. asking, questioning oF
seeking after, eager to learn, desit-
ous of information ; inquisitive; -+6-
peck s. desire of knowledge, of infor-
mation, of learning; inquisitiveness.

Lunpquipopd. p δ. interrogation, exa
mination, question, inquiry, proceed
ing, inquisition; 4 — Siedathy, Sam.
6, or -64¢ va. to interrogate, to ques
tion, to examine, to inquire; -a#8.--

ΣΎ pt εἰν ol or ~pubkdS va. $0
question, to examine; -ρϑζνε (ῥεῖ ¢

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examination ; interrogation.
deny be ῥηρὰ 8. Lupgunpapd.

Lepy be. put wntbld ya. tO exa-
mine, to inquire into.

2ωρσῖσε σ᾽, s. divination; -- κἄν,
to divine, to prognosticate.

L=pgh» ght. ghgh s. the Song of the
Three Children ; —sfpun 5. certain
short Armenian canticles or hymns
80 called.

wpgnws, πα 8. demand, interro-
gation, question ; -“ ΠΣ, αἴχο ενσνε.
gwbb,, to ask or address questions, to
question.

Lepgo fs. demand; divination.

Leapgrek, ghwg 8. soothsayer, con-
jurer; sorceress; ays —, spirit of di-
vination, Pythoness.

Lupqnespod » Σωρσηφξηρὰ S. Ζωρη.».

δ ρο( εν ει εἴ, sss 1 “0 UN. ἴο alight or
settle on the ground (birds).

dug: ty 8. bread; food, victuals,
livelihood; meal, repast, table; -- a
κωϑως ρος 9, usr νει»: {νυν [Ὁ ἢ or &.
phuwy, Show-bread ; — ζ δήνεα,» bphirus
won -, the bread of life; the Kucha-
rist; -- wery, bhync (2, the bread of
pain, of affliction ; Pupd, fukacy,
ξωϑεᾧ Or fukacsd , ϑΕριγ -,new, soft,
well baked, hot bread; of#44' πως or
peupl?d πε. ’ heapdp ἢ wate bs fs - stale, hard,
half-baked bread 5 wsppfenuwh , whe. OF
βνεμ -- , white, brown bread; «νων,
φημ δ᾽, ~» household, baker’s
bread; — φωνεῖξ ων. gingerbread;
wbidne —, unleavened bread; -- “ως
bey, hog’s-wort, sow-bread ; g&qbe -
(foqhu2), bread-crust ; thppft gal
déphs ζξη8ε., ander- or upper-crust;
ἤν. ἢ ~f » crumb δέρειν —f hag k quia. ’
slice of bread & butter ; ἤπιε - ἃ
morsel of bread ; pryukp -, crumbs;
~ yurpqutnk fp, sopped bread, panado;
- fraponfi- us, , toast, slice of toast; prp-
wel p μέσα fepag qos ssl bry 7 ῥερ ᾽
to get one’s bread by the sweat of
one’s brow ἡ —- Bpky, gapsby to make,
to bake bread; -- a-%&,, to have bread;
wnwhy τῷ ;pub,, not to have bread to
Cat; sap — nemb,, to eat dry bread;
ἴδω, 4-- feup 2) (1.090 us 1 TT8-OP 5 to eat the
bread of affliction ; = ῥ ΓΟ) dlusppdine.
qpel,, to serve for his bread; / -
fos; ane, to invite to dinner; -- J&s
tepok,, to give a grand dinner; Se

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qapenby rig nlp —fe, to eat with one;
wpluwtk, —,to serve up; to give to
eat; - ξωρέτρ. plrhwkby, ppeb, to cut
or break bread; to crumble, to crum;
ζξηξεξι, q-» to cut off the crust, to
keep the bread from the hungry 5 sas
sarge F125 75 -ἢ qr πεῖ, he is not
worth his salt.

Luwyapuyfs a. bread-distributing ;
—eys a.nourished with bread ; —gap&é
S. -Π 07} —gaponel(th $. chem. panifica-
tion ; —¢&q 8. bot.ammi, bishop’s-weed;
-gfe 4. bread-basket ; shepherd’s-
scrip, pouch, bag, satchel; -ἰδωΐ 2.
panada, -do, sop, soup; -;fy a. abound-
ing in bread, in victuals ; sated 5 —d ssa
s. bread-tree ἢ -ζωμοον a. wanting
bread; -4/y 8. messmate; guest; fel-
low-boarder, table-companion; — ἐᾧ..
Ὁ. to eat together; -ggac(#h 8. com-
mensality, company at table ; —Sus a.
abstaining from bread; -/#, a. abound-
ing in bread or in corn, producing
much corn. [to be made into bread.

Zegusteurd”, wg ey un.to become bread,

Lusgquing Ss. Zusgimprasping ; “Σέ Ss.
—dhing 5 ~duXwn. 8. bread-seller, baker ;
—put 8. bake-house; -pup, wy 8. bak-
er, bread-maker; -papag, wy 8. bak-
er’s shop ; bake-house ; -- gopug, army
bakery ; —puyne(th s. bread-making ;
baker’s trade ; --£ a.producing corn
in abundance.

Lugkpky s. president of the wed-
ding banquet; bridesman, paranymph;
-kip, kiphwg 8. baker, oven-keeper.

Lugrtl? phe 8. meal, repast.

Luegle δ. ash-tree; Senylrusg prem fs on 8
ash-grove ; -- δωκι wb pif S. Kuga

Eagne.. [sel of bread.

Lueghh» ghwt s. roll, small loaf; mor-

wahusnnu §. parasite, spunger ,
trencher-friend, toad-eater; - σε ῥεῖ,
δ. spunging ; —hb pe (9 ’ nel[Fh ᾿ - paw
(9 [«Ἅ, s. good cheer; banquet, feast;
fost, f' -, to invite to dinner; --ῤᾳ
S. Zasgushfry

ZusyS ul £3. anise, dill; fenugreek.

Luegdppa-k s. crumb of bread.

Zwgecm a. abounding in ash-trees.

Lesgenne. ogy a. bread or dinner-
giving. [tiable, insatiate.

Luwgen bp, f a. gluttonous, insa-

Lue, acy 8. bird; hen; cock : grand-
father, —-sire, dad: beginning, rise,

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Origin ; <p. poultry ; ως Secsecre s sfesr
“Δα. chicken, poult; «qe -e.y, hen-
dung; dustguh —arg, hen-coop; gas
gupp τε. hen-roost, --house; sda
Wass veces hy cesta —neg,s poulterer ; ΟΣ ΣΎ
ag πῆεῳν poultry-market ; dbs —n,
fowl ; - funpoadizuy , roast fowl ; -
pF eur» the hen clucks; be. ἐιοω yccse
- & the cock crowed ; —-sy Susy, great-
grand-father; -- ῦ — ,great-great-grand-
father ; -- wabk,, t0 commence.

Lwewgke 8. augur, diviner by au-
gury; — ,f%&,. to augur, to divine by
- -φῥιαπε βε Ξ -χκ΄ε (9 ζεῖ, ὃ. δι."
gurial science.

«seuyng» wg ἃ. hen-house ; lurking-
or hiding-place ; -jueuh, puwh 4. pelic-
an; onocrotalus.

Zwemfuos. ᾧ 8. cock-crowing; cock-
crow, day-break; ῥ᾽ -f ad. at cock-
crowing, at the peep or break of day.

amh, wg $ Commencement, rise,
origin; author ; τῶ, f 8. food for
birds ; ῥ ad of ghk,, ὗ es eap os κεν ἦγεν. “ἢ,
LIT Ad —b ph tachply. to give ἃ prey
to the fowls of heaven.

LewecrGuyud δ. SCATC-CTOW 3 —Swyg,
—Ssliasy 5. —ghean;s —Sthlujp , —S diay ne (3-frt
δ. augury, presage ; —dpgfs- bot. heath.

uu δ. consent, persuasion; *§,
θυ ωνᾳ ; a. consenting, persuaded, con-
Vinced ; — guwhf, παν to consent, to
assent ; ῥ - wb, ὃ. -ὔγ πε “εὐ ε Γ᾽ ; f -
guy, B.-L} - Su%m (Pz, willingly,
with pleasure; -g.be Sucmuopp ,
agreeing together, unanimous; --.
ἕν ad. consentingly, willingly ; πῶ
gut a. likely, probable; persuasive ;
—whwt a.persuasible, likely, probable,
plausible; -- Φ, 54 -,it is likely ; un-
hikely ; -s#hwhepup ad. probably, like-
ly; -whwineh s.probability, likelihood,
plausibility; --αὐὐ εἶνε Ἐν Surhap math.
calculation of probabilities; -4£,4 3.
Co -Ed,, Egh va. S. —bgnegqubk Sf;
un.S.—pul’; —bgaegubk f ya.to persuade,
to induce to believe, to convince; to
advise, to induce to do; —kgacyfs a.
persuasive , convincing ; -puhénp 8.
pair, couple; --ῥαῦν δ᾽ σεν un. to be per-
suaded, convinced; to acquiesce, to
hear, to consent, to agree, to con-
descend; to accept, to admit, to ap-
prove; s—, to disapprove; mig —buy
Δι, as I believe, as 1 think ; op σεξ'
-ἰ. silence gives consent; -f/, -- ῥα

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“ων 1 agree to it; —wqushesh a. pro-
able; persuasive.

Zwewhng 8. roost, hon-— or --house.
Luwemtne{f.t 5. persuasion, con-
sent, agreement, acquiescence ; ap-
probation, suffrage ; dfreyochs . popu
-/#f, unanimously, by common ac-
cord Or agreement, in concert, bya
common or unanimous consent, joint-
ly; by mutual agreement; fp Summput
-(#£, by common consent; -- βρέ,
to consent, to accord, to agree ; thas
way -(2&,to consent to, to assent; }
- wrk, 8. bh ynegubik dS; ass 00. αὐ ες eee
-(Ὲ, without your consent; -- σε ε,
consent; persuasion. _ [or grey owl.

2 use crm urnpy 8. madge-owlet, brown

2 ὡὧ;ε κεν αιν 9 ag ky a. equal, ‘like,
same, conformable; straight, plain,
even, level; 8. equal, companion, pen-
dant, fellow; -- #«a — ad. equally, a-
like, likewise, conformably, in the like
manner; —, — (Aqleaju. copy, duplic
ate: - ee » εὐνξρ. to equal, to
match, to be on a par or level with;
to rank, to be at par; — Sprusdisi fs we,
hacy qhurnnupaeits , to be executed ac-
cording to orders or command; gush
— watt Uj, he made himself equal
with God; “ορνε( ἢ δε. gas. -- ki ὦ.
nw t,ftorce or stratagem are the
same to him.

2, cara cor er oss ps acs geeasy fos a. equally distri
buting ; -gaps a. equally acting 5 τον
a. of the same power ; isodynamic;
equivalent, equipollent; -gf, 8. com-
panion, fellow, comrade, mate, part
ner; —h»ha. a. of the same weight ; equl-
valent, equal; - ,#%&,, to counterba-
lance, to countervail ; fuseaphyparf?
tp — afumpgt Εἶν, his good qualities
compensate his vices; --ἤχαινε (δ ῥεῖ 3.
equilibrium, equipoise, poise; -f-4)
-ζ πὴ , —haydk casts (2, equilateral ἢ —ddba
8. isochimene ; -diwam 8. isothere; %
{ῥεῖν a. isagon, equiangular ; - δι» 4
equidistant ; -s.0. a.of equal measure,
just, equal; -ξωκβπείθι s. isomers;
— ang eveess fre. a. S. Que 77 a —aghs ad. equal-
ly; ~kpw s.isothermo; --ωξγ a. just,
equitable; -upme% a. equicrural, 180-
sceles ; —snfry a. conformable, equal.

Zoe cesseemss bred, ἔηῇ ’ —kgucgubhd ee:
to render equal, to equal ; to equalize,
to level, to make even, level or smoot;
to equal, to compare; to counterba-

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lance, to -poise; to communicate, to |
make a sharer or partaker; ~4/ or
-}!, ἔφ un. to equal, to match, to
be on a par or level with, to liken
oneself to, to make oneself equal or
conformable with, to be compared,
confronted with; to communicate, to
dene fara to share; —ff 7 gun, to

θ united, to conjoin.

Lowe coves sce (τ peg. » ag Qn participating,
~pant, equal; s. companion, partner.

ew e_cov oa ono ease (F frets s.equality, parity;
uniformity, conformity ; comparisvn,
likening; equalization ; participation,
sharing; union, concord, agreement ;
το - π΄ to equal; -- or —we& math.
equation.

2 core scr ar ase ase pe esto be Γ᾽ ’ bafe va. to reason.

2 σε, cases ον μα ews » “-αιὐέγωνε. ad. certain-
ly, truly, doubtlessly, assuredly, po-
sitively, upon good grounds.

Luweccrasare be” Ὁ Eg va. to show, to
prove, to confirm; to justify, to vin-
dicate; to certify, to assure; to
search into, to go to the bottom of,
to sift, to investigate.

Zwcnunf a. certain, true, indubit-
able, sure, convincing, conclusive,
meontestable, positive ; demonstra-
tive, justificative ; ad. S. where; —
fapeewm, certain loss; - gfwk,» to
know for certain ; -- w«%£,,to assure,
to convince, to prove; -- pam E gh, it
18 certain that.

wewanpp, miuy 8. certitude, as-
surance, good authority, best source ;
demonstration, token, testimony ,
proof; — ΓΖ “ἔνε δ᾽νε [9 Ὁ, assur-
ance of the highest regard; pignchky
the able δ᾽ se 70 eset eso. 5 to be assured of
his highest esteem.

Lessors {2 » --σἱ ἢ, S. —anfip e

LucuwdueXun. 8 poulterer, poultry-
man; bird-fancier.

Quer css om 1m Kp» mag ὅ. faith, belief,
creed; trust, confidence; fidelity, faith-
fulness, good faith, sincerity; proof,
testimony, evidence ; Creed; <p» oye
be wbn, faith, hope & charity ; wT)
wntbwhwh —p, the Christian religion;
tucwhe (th —ry. profession of faith ;
Lys Just —y, the light of faith; «πω.
anche, wsgduthp - σα ν articles of faith;
Gbtqahh, “εἰ ἔν by se a or Sussmusennets,
taylt fe gaylih , εἴδει. δ wus, —p , lively, re-
solute, constant or unshaken, totter-

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ing or wavering, dead faith; wtfunpp
f -«, indifferent as to religious mat-
ters; quwewhhy, gw, to confess the
faith ; σεν, τῶν to have faith; swchhy
ag πα ng opkia, to regard neither law
nor gospel > Fr pce Taessy ᾿ -w, to be-
come converted; δὲ,» δγδι Κ᾽ —«, to
Convert; Seascsmnusennet genkey f& -w, to
be true to the faith; --ὦ fp thppw pk.
aa -ω εὔρδι. to believe 4 ἴο give
credit to; -v ptdayk,, to believe in,
to give faith to; -w mth, ynp,to trust,
to place faith in, to put trust in; --
ΟΣ εἴ εἴν asso » to make a contract, to
contract an alliance, to enter into an
engagement, to bind oneself; sey
uy q-u, to deny or abjure the faith;
ype ns gays unbelief; εν ἵν sg εοἿ, ἔν -
πων it is incredible; -s, worthy of
credit; 3. QL prestecssl.

Lave εν νης pdt σε {9 fred 8. perfidious-
ness, perfidy, guile, perjury, infidelity;
—gpncF a-false-hearted, faithless, per-
fidious, unfaithful, disloyal; perjured,
forsworn ; -- ,/7&£,. to infringe or break
one’s faith, to be false.

| a. credible, worthy of
belief, to be believed; s- pa ξ΄, one
can hardly believe it, it is incredible;
-σὲ [ὃ βεῖ, 8. credibility.

2, κωσιν ξα a. of the same belief,
faith or religion, coreligionary; --..
hgnc(Ff.% 5. having the same religion
or faith.

Lascusenend’, “τοῖν oy fo un. to believe, to
give credit to; to confess; to per-
suade oneself; to commit oneself, to
trust to, to confide in, to rely on; s-,
to disbelieve; - ,U.&. to believe in
God ; = ΠΩ ἢ as ress foe » to believe
firmly, with all one’s heart ; -- δράμε,
uf. to believe every thing; -- gap, to
side with, to second, to lend an ear to.

sss ecas ans ess ofp $. Belief, Creed.

δ ὡ»ε- εν αν δεναν ess αἴ ω a. establishing δ
setting forth the articles of faith.

css 000 or cass full . e/g ’ Sieg a. faithfal,
loyal, honest, trusty, trustworthy ;
confident; true, sure, certain, real;
ad. 8. -pfiupusp ;— buke,, to be verified,
confirmed, proved ; to be justified ; to
be trusted, believed, adopted, or ac-
cepted; -- fay, fu, to rest or remain
faithful to; - «%L,, to prove, to jus-
tify, to verify, to accredit, to give
credit to, to make credible; — antby

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que» to assure, to cause to believe, to
persuade.

2 με. μων ass puablizsgecasy » -αδω ad. faith-
fully, loyally, truly, accurately ; —gayz
a. more faithful; ad. more faitfully.

area seid 9 evguay UN, to be
faithful; to be confirmed, verified, jus-
tified ; —buy yarpe, this news gains
credit.

2 case see ers ων αὔχω grve_sgecste be of va. to make
credible, to give to believe, to per-
suade, to convince; to sanction, to
certify, to confirm, to affirm, to assure.

2 care cas ser ews hire(P [ιε Ἵν 8. fidelity, loyal-
ty; good faith, honesty, plain-dealing,
sincerity; confidence, security; cer-
titude, certainty, assurance.

2 ccecenerr ess ye μοῦ 2. faithful, believing ;
faithful, loyal; trusted; s. believer;
Moab cas fo scr —ph F the true believers; ~gne,
gutks ya. to cause to believe, to per-
suade, to convince; to impose upon.

2). cove-caser ease τ sf. nun.

Zaemmunpnfs a. abjuring, changing
one’s faith; - ,/%4,, to change one's
faith, to renounce one’s belief, to ab-
jure one’s religion; - πε ῥεῖν s. abju-
ration, change of faith. (gether.

Zuemp a. assembled, gathered to-

2 suse. cer pass preuits &. syllogist ; es lusts a.
syllogistic; τω, δον un. to make a
syllogism ; --ἶνε (ϑ ἢ s. syllogism ; -pusy
ad. collectively.

Lucupadsyp 8. collection; -ζων a.
collective ; —put 5. place of assembly;
receptacle.

weuphid, δῦ va. to assemble, to
gather together, to collect; to amass,
to hoard, to accumulate, to heap up;
to infer, to conclude; to concentrate;
to compile ; to stock ; -- χεωΐνεζ», qlonp.
Sacpqe OF qdhen, to retire within one-
self; to collect one’s thoughts, to
meditate.

Zwemphs .—poq a. gathering, assem-
bling , collecting; s. phys. collector;
~po-f s. collection , gathering, re-
ceipt; congestion; assemblage, set,
body; argument, reasoning; concen-
tration; compilation.

Luwekq, ang A. GT. palimbacchus.

διωε. ἐν, —ff una. to begin.

2 με fl ᾽ -ερεῖ 8. little bird, nestling
a pretty —; chicken, chick. [Qe

2ωκ lA δὲ. ’ fue tle S. Qacwdhe»

Leese heey. 8. chicken; —-tag, -anch δ.

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poukry-house, hen-roost ; —apsa, wy 8,

bird-catcher, fowler ; bird of prey;

bird-call; -apunc(#h 8. bird-catching,
fowling; Equkuwh —{2F, shooting sea-
BOD; —qorwy 8. Zoupucy 5 *—purg δ. MerTy-
thought > ~apeeee δ. Ῥωβωξισε. .

Lunpunpl Γ᾽ S. yb euseg bof:

Zabf a. curved, gibbous.

Lb pepe εν ἐγ st ’ δα. S. Beye οἰ wh.

2 αν fy 8. spelling; syllable; -».
pwts. spelling-book, syllabar; primer;
-kif, beg va. to spell. (vernor, leader.

Légkdnt, -pgku s. Gr. w. chief, go-

Zhgbtay, fg 3. syllable.

Le gtupetbS, kgf va. to speak ir-
onically, to laugh at, to jeer, to taunt;
~tn.f 8. ironical speech or discourse,
irony, quizzing, jeering, taunting, sar-
cCasm ; —pp ad. ironically.

Lb giwhwh a.ironical, sarcastic, de-
risive, taunting, mocking.

LégtbJS, kgf va.to quiz, to deride,
to ridicule, to jeer; to gibe, to des-
pise ; —tnc (AF δ. irony, sarcasm, taunt,
jeer, scoff, derision, mockery; rhel.
irony ; —tep£% ad. ironically, gibingly.

2. ag a. mild, meek, gentle, af-
fable; calm, tranquil, still; ad. softly,
gently.

2εηωμωΐν, —p a. sweet-spoken; -
εἰν δι, or -&f un. to speak, utter or
pronounce gently, gracefully ; - σεῦ
s. kind things; —pasy ad. gently, mild-
ly, meekly ; softly ; —gespey a. mild-
tempered, affable, tractable, easy;
~ghug a. soft, gentle, slow; ad. softly,
gently; —fsow a. sweet-toned; —Sui.
eng u. sweet-tempered ; —Sngf> -δον
a. mild, meek, gentle, affable, good-

Lh quip 8. 2&qoe (feu. (humoured.

Lhqupupd-, - ως a. flowing gently;
—uuywp(t a. whose leaves tremble
gently.

Lk qugncgubhd va. to render mild,
affable, pleasing, agreeable, to soften,
to appease, to pacify, to calm, to quiet.

Legh ad. gently, softly, quietly,
mildly; a. 8. Z&q-

Léqne(P pcs 2. sweetness of temper
or disposition, mildness, gentlness,
sweetness, affability, kindness, cout-
teousness.

Lb wine , wy 8. heathen, pagal,
paynim, gentile ; infidel, idolater, bar-
barian; nation, people; -g, the heathen-

LEP winuwpup ad. heathenishly ;

Ztv
~§0% a. heathenish, pagan, gentile;
-$bp a. peculiar to the gentiles; -- δον
a. heathen-minded, paganish.

L(A εὐ σε ccstoasel ages UN. to become
ἃ pagan; -wagne gabled va.to gentilize,
to paganize, to heathenize, to convert
to gentilism.

Lb [A whnune {Pet s. heathenism, pa-
ganism, gentilism. [pagan.

2είϑωο πον ξ, ad. heathenishly ; a.

Lk Pb utp 8. 2 uylduy (Pui -

2εμκῖ. ag 8. Hellene , Greek; a.
greek, grecian; -wpwtac(2h 8. hellen-
18m; -wekes 8. hellenist ; -«what a.
hellenic, grecian, greek; -ws£,a. phil-
hellene; -#afpo.(#h s. philhellenism;
—ury fo S. ΤΣ - ἐδ 4πε.» the greek
tongue or language; -- gph;. frowky,
to write in greek; to speak greek.

265 8. 2bde (Fhe.

2έδων, wy 8. beam, rafter, joist;
~wf s. small —; -οφέρε a. that splits
or cuts joists or rafters; -wdgae(Fh
s. order or position of rafters; wood-
work, frame-work; mech. shaft, thill.

Lbdwik hp s. beast, nag; vehicle.

Ces utp, Say vn. to mount, to ride;
~ § gens, fp 2h, to mount or enter a
carriage or vehicle; to ride, to mount
on horseback ; -- f tuwe., to go on ship-
board, to embark ; w#%4usMren — ,t0 ride
bare-back; yeps -, to go a hunting
or shooting ; ψόδων —, to chase, to give
chase to, to persecute, to set off in
pursuit of, to pursue; year —, ἴο
plunder, to pillage, to sack; ssaqpé.
gen SbSbuy shad, he fled on horse-
back; S. Quang, &c. [rake.

24Smtnyg s. winnowing-fan ; hay

έδέωι a.mounted; s. horseman,
rider; horse-soldier, trooper; fig. ver-
sifier ; -ρν cavalry, horse.

LES bsg νεῖν. &. cavalry ; —sss gle $.
cavalier, gentleman ; S. Jwhakpd ;
τον 8. cavalry, horse-soldiers, horse;
horseman ; —fanechp Ss. —gnelg ; “(ἔτ ων
8. master of the horse.

2εδέρν [ῥεῖ 4. riding; horseman-
ship, equitation; φςφωδνᾳ δρᾶ -(2Κ, rid-
ing habit; ζσάξω -ἰΔῈ, manege; race-
ground, course; hippodrome ; diupqhs
be ωυμφωρἷ, -(F& ὧν, riding-master ;
--school. (complaint.

Léaehd wie 5. heavy sighs, groaning,

2έδεδειν a.lamentable, deplorable.

LESESES, κοΐ un. to groan, to la-

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ment, to sigh for, to fill the air with
sighing.

2εδεδιι (2, -παῖ 8. 26 δεδιωΐῆρ.

LESS, bof 8. 2εδι δ Ἐξ ε.

Lee hl, asf ν Ld —hyerusel, “ὦ un.
to sob, to hiccup, to have the hiccups.

Lhe hpnuthp , * -mnap $.80b, hiccup,
hiccough; — Senet, death-sob.

Lbbtawt 8. 2 δ δ᾽ wkd.

2εδιείβῥμεν 8. groaning, lamenta-
tion, complaint, woes. (horseman.

Zk&Sac4 4. the fork, the seat of a

LedoncguwtkSva. to make mount, to
put on.

LEE gat, “οὖ un. to sob, to sigh,
to groan; —wkp s. sobs, crying ; mock-

LEGEKESS.-huod & 2kguks. (ery.

L&quhut a. infused; inspired ; -
guop4p infused gifts.

L&qutfl, quy un.to flow, to be pour-
ed out, to spread over; to be shed;
-βε (5 ὃ. fluid; S. Lruustineon Ὁ

Léqg wg a.idle, lazy, slothful, slug-
gish, tardy, dull, slow, lukewarm,
cowardly; listless, careless ; —apap ad.
idly, slothfully ; indifferently, coldly ;
ΣΎΝ, α. slow, slothful ; ad. slowly,
with tardy steps ; -s«o.p a. turning a
deaf ear, listless, disobedient ; -- ,u,,
to turn a deaf ear, to simulate deaf-
ness, to disobey.

Eqgusd, «σαῇ ν -εὐἷνιω εἶ, ugey UN. to
be idle, lazy, indolent, slothful.

Lb qqudpen a. slow-witted.

Laqgwip ὃ. 2 ηᾳπείῥε».

Lhqguuppm a. heavy-hearted; -- ῥ
4 are ἦν on e084 slow of heart, slow to be-
lieve. (lukewarm, indifferent.

Le qgegnegwtkS va. to make idle,

Leqgne(tf% 5. idleness , laziness,
supineness, slowness, tardiness, list-
lessness, negligence , lukewarmness,
indifference.

Leqkq: wy 8. torrent, flood, inunda-
tion, overfiow ; -- fapg, deluge ; --
Sey. torrent of flame ; - Size pry. Lyussl ,
throng of people, crowd, immense
CONCOUFSE 5 --ν asprenusuncsasy fpfnegqutly»
to shed a flood of tears; Saukpb, ap
Le bepbe q-> tears ran down in
torrents; —apeup ad. like a torrent,
impetuously ; --ὐεπωδ᾽ a. inundated,
overflowed, flooded ; —cscsessan a. pun-
ishing with a deluge; -- τωι ν 8. dried
bed of a torrent. Β

Laghqum, wy 8. torrent, ravine;

2b,

-δι, -qkd, bgt va. to inundate, to
submerge, to cover with water; to
overflow, to lay under water; to hurl
or fling down, to precipitate.

Legh qned δ. effusion.

Lk ybbusk ang S. Urn caoftvenye ny. » Qo css exe Py
᾿᾽ωω ἐνερ ὃ —ael[Fhrh 8. authority.

Zéqke s. produce, product, produc-

λεηὰ + --οὐῇ certs ῶ.. εὖ, -“σεσ΄ξ" [tion.

Lkqdunhus a. choked ; strangled ;
drowned; -- ;/%4,, to be —3— aatb,, to

choke, to stifle, to suffocate, to drown..

La qdulydnel a. suffocated, choked,
oppressed, agitated, disquieted, griev-
ed, anxious; suffocating , stifling; --
09. hued Si pda (2h, sultry weather or
heat; - Sq. ἃ stifling cough; hoop-
ing cough; — deste, in a stifled voice;
- & deewgt, loaded with grief; woe-
begone 37 od addenda ες [» 2 repressed
tears; -- ων,» to stifle, to choke;
to smother, to suffocate; to drown; -
bak; ὑ peeoprlyne (FE » to be half choked
with rage or anger; — fake ufiyrem fool",
my heart was ready to break, was op-
pressed with grief; S. 2 ssmsurseshp .

Lh qdutrufrstd a. very envious, dy-

La qdethd 8.—ae 9 μοί, ΓΙ [ΠΡ ofenvy.

2Εηδιυῦ ft Ξ Lhgaht ᾿ Lh qdhoe dt or
ancl, duy un. to choke, to be suffocat-
ed, stifled, drowned.

Léqdncm s. suffocation ; choking;
pressure; -segutts va. to suffocate,
to choke, to strangle, to drown; to
oppress.

La ganeghuy, ~gbh, -ἀρᾷ a. suffo-
cated, choked; -gfpf mathy, pbk, 8.
—guthdS, —lwhpS; —ghs a. suffocating,
choking.

Lhqgyes weupg &. nail; 8, Picke..

Lhqrewes, og 8. cast, casting; im-
pasting.

2δηπεᾷ. Séyqhf a. 4. liquid; liquor;
—wugsusf δ. areometer, hydrometer, hy-
drostatic balance; -wgnedh 8. lique-
faction.

Zbqred, ab va. to pour, to pour out,
to empty, to pour forth, to shed; to
diffuse, to scatter, to disperse, to

spread ; -- qundt wnwifp Sx, to pour

out one’s soul before the Lord ; -
ρων» fer sasen. ese) fs “τε [γενέ ; ἴο open

one’s heart, to unbosom oneself to; --
cemphaclth s χωρεῖν (3h pep | dépay
νεμπερν to give vent to anger, to dis-
charge one’s wrath upon ; - fang

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%ac£pu ,to pour out libations to idols;
— ωὡρβε, gusqaed, usp ἔν ask ane any cary βω ~ .
to cause immense bloodshed, to shed
torrents of blood; «apmamenp —, to shed
tears; -- gupfc% fer, to shed one’s
blood.

Léqul, qay un. to be poured out,
to flow, to spread; to be shed, scat-
tered, diffused; to rush, to fall; to
burst; Sb qese. at apes ὩΣ all his bo-
wels gushed out; actIshesse. 5 br γεωε. ghoh
4angh, he followed idols ; Séqbrany gun,
Sudp, very angrily, wrathfully.

2 ηνε s- outpouring, spreading
abroad; effusion, dispersion.

2δηνειν γαῖ, uf va. 5. Pbebakd; to,
write, to compose.

L&28,. ghg 8. cottage, hut.

LbaAnchyp 8. spite, despite ; —he wen
δι. to do any thing out of spite or
through spite, to despite, to spite, to
vex ;j baphe ncthk p —hu on με“ ἄγῃ, in
spite of one, to vex one.

Z4-fuad. now, at present.

Lhugh. f s.jeer, scoff, taunt ; mock-
ery, Jeering, irony, derision; rivalry,
strife, contest; spite; πα -- νΣ - ὦ ad.
ironically , derisively, tauntingly ;
against, in dispite of, in contempt of,
in defiance of; E- Epustoby . ἔ - εξ ῇ ὦ,
Ὁ. to scoff at, to laugh at, to ridicule,
to quiz, to deride, to taunt, to jeer at;
hus fp -f or & -o9, to do in spite of, to
despite, to object to, to dispute or
wrangle; to vie with.

Lbughuhwh , δια. 8. 7b gbukeak .

Lbtnedt, tf va. to weave, to warp,
to plait ἢ “:-“ρπὸςδ ἢ fk Léney ores an μεν ἦν at)
to machinate, to plot, to hatch wicked-

Lbrzelceelyesssy enon G-idOlatrous. [ness.

L&ou, fg a ease, convenience, com-
fort, pleasure; facility; a. easy, com-
modious; voluptuous ; — syespeavok , YO-
lunteer service; - σωνῴοε (δ, volup-
tuousness, concupiscence, lust; κ᾽ -ᾧ
ad, at will, at pleasure, at one’s ease;
- be Sudpryp dinep , affably, benignly,
kindly, condescendingly ; g- gubhack
“ςἔων whguwkk,s to give oneself up to
pleasures ; fo fpepkusithg —f ise, [0 £0
one’s own way, at one’s leisure, δὲ
one’s ease; to live as one likes, to fol-
low the bent of one’s own inclinations.

2 ;ωνεωριιῖν, a. sweet-spoken; - #
flattering words ; - guy ad. easily, com-
sadiously, with pleasure, willingly;

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“tb ν-ἰδρ » ~tby a- delectable, agreeable, | ed far away; -—¢2y% a. very far, farther;
sweet, relishing, amusing; delicious; | ad. far, from afar, afar Off; -gpwhuwe

voluptuous ; -,r a. tractable, docile;
mild, complaisant, condescending.

Lh2wmfunne(If% 2. effeminate life,
voluptuousness.

Lhzewfuow a. singing sweetly, ca-
norous ; -&f*% a. easily produced ;
~fa/ a. condescending ; voluntary;
prompt; -ζωΐ a. easy; delicious, de-
lightful, pleasing; -- s. pleasures, de-
lights ; -hwia} s. convenience, ease,
. leisure ; pleasure, amusement, sport;
Yoluptuousness ; -f£gne(Pfer 5. well-
being, ease, competency, comfort.

Dh gersere eared, “ἢ. Ὁ} UN, to delight, to
rejoice, to amuse, enjoy or divert one-
self, to take pleasure or delight in, to
lead a voluptuous life, to live in the
midst of luxury, to give oneself up to

Lbguuinp S. 2 ἔζωεβ. [amusement.

Lbznuynhs a. blowing gently ; -
Saql, zephyr; — 20g e099 enol x assy a. devoted,
trusty, faithful; -s«£~ a. voluptuous,
libidinous, sensual, lewd; -ufpan(dh
3. voluptuousness, sensuality , lewd-
N€88; -wa.% a. delicate, soft, effemin-
ate; — apqeapwt , paradise of delights.

Epnugneyutkd va, to make easy,
to facilitate ; to rejoice, to divert, to
cheer; to delight, to please, to charm.

Ζέ,ωνξωνε. ad. easily, with ease, na-
turally ; conveniently, comfortably.

Lh raphe a. easy t0 comprehend,
Obvious, plain, intelligible, clear, evi-
dent; pleasant, commodious.

b,wh a. easy, commodious, agree-
sr ad. easily ; -Da. easy; -. 8. Σέ).

Lkzang, wy 8. 80ft or downy place
of repose ; stuffed chair; spring sofa,
feather bed, &c.

δ ἔχων {δ ῥεῖν 4. ease, convenience,
facility, commodity, comfort; delights,
Joys, pleasure, voluptuousness ; -- ad.

2έβοι 8. Chamberlain. [S. —arv ose presey,

Lka., fe.s.discord, strife, wrangling;
hate, spite, ill-will, rancour; a. spite-
ful, rancorous, quarrelsome; stubborn.

καρίνα a. living far off, remote,
distant; -g¢fp» gpwg 8. telegraph; --
δ δ humpushash νἡμιμε ΟΥ̓ eneyny , Ὥρα
heenp ᾿ “ων ἔτ ἡ Urene e003 9 σε. 5. ἐὦ ἤ με. τ[ν ὁπ
ded minh, bok. electric, printing,
signal, keyed, dial, submarine, port-
able -; -qiwg a. far, distant; remoy-

a. telegraphic ; -- ἐνερ, telegram, tele-
graphic despatch; —gpwmact s. tele-
graph, -- office ;-¢pé/ va. to telegraph;
-«ρπείδ 8. telegraphy; - αν 8. theo-
dolite; -αῥωνωά 8. telescope; -- αὐ.
σι ὶ night-glass ; - ass Ta op ps eso ΟΣ
(98, pkhpkhdwdp, reflecting, refract-
ing telescope; -- χων ζεοἷν u.telescopic;
-φω a, absent; distant; -ζωσε (δῇ s.
absence; distance ; -44- 8. fig. highest
pitch, tip-top; — 4¢4ef. apogee ; — as,
peguhet, aphelion, aphelium ; των
pus uanht.fva. to drive away, to exile.

Lh ser dey 8. telephone ; —whwth A.
telephonic ; e/a} 8. telephony; -é&
va. to telephone; —dfqz 8. Z&nemeng

Zhen, wyf un. to dispute, to con-
tend for, to quarrel; to bear a hatred
to, to loathe, to hate, to bear or owe
a grudge, malice or ill-will.

Lb ve castoaee εἴ", εἴα. ων UN. ἴο remove, to
go away or far, to leave, to swerve,
to deviate, to depart, to start; to ab-
sent oneself; to withdraw; 8. Ufpa-

Lb μνμωνεωΐν fb a. far off, distant,
remote; s. distant place or country,
the distance; ῥ᾽ -& ad. from afar, afar
off, at a great distance; —hay, g
a.; —buyp s. who are remote or distant.

Lonweke a. far-sighted, presbyte;
~ dine, witty, subtle, ingenious, per-
Bpicacious, sharp; provident; --νεὖ 2.
long-sightedness, long-sight, pfes-

Lineup des GS. —srcsses κεν easls (1. [byopy.

Li nwgaeith s. remoteness ; phys. mar.
declination ; ast. elongation.

Lb παν» ἡ Ἴνα va. to remove, to
put or set aside, to scatter; to avert,
to keep off; -ἰὐ ῥ᾽ pht qhwg, avoid
quarrelling.

Zénwenp a. remote, removed, dis-
tant, far off; absent; -a (94 s.remote-
ness, distance; absence; length, space,
interval; — 6 gadispé mar. sea-TOOM.

2&nf a.remote, distant; ad. far; --
wantky, ombk,, to remove far off ; to
scatter; to turn aside or away,, to
avert, to ward off; — m%&,, to keep
away, or ata distance; -- acthy quid
ublkpk ,to keep off, to avert; to ab-
stain, to refrain; — warps, pbupd ὃ.
Lb nastidd” Η Is pl ν dt — ass reba ὦ luke ’
remove not Thyself, o God, from me!

2έπκπιε [ῥεῖν S. Léa. —usenpiee [ὦ frock

2b$

Zkancum, f& — a. afar, distant; ad.
far, from afar.

Zhu. cy. —kwt's. long fillets or band-
ages for the legs; 8. Wéedr; <p ano
qusutntruny, Sail-rope or cordage.

Lbuncd va. to weave.

Lbun,f a.contumacious, refracto-
ry, froward, wayward, wilful, diso-
bedient, transgressing, restive, stub-
born; rebellious ; —, —w#t%p 8.—ne(Pped.

Lb mnetund, Lh ων έν oS, ἔσῃ. —pd,, |
guy un. to contravene, to transgress,
to infringe, to disobey, to oppose; to
be refractory, disobedient, to mutiny,
to revolt, to rebel.

Léumne(tfrk 3. transgression, diso-
bedience, refusal, contumacy, opposi-
tion, resistance; rebellion.

Lbmn, oy, —p, mng 8. trace, track,
print, foot-mark; vestige, footstep;
pace, step; way, path; <p mech. iron
rail, rail; ad. pr. after, behind; near;
together; f —s ,from behind, from the
rear; <p tween, track of a ship; -Φ
funy, cart-rut, wheel-rut; <p με
ang » traces of cloud ; -Ρ με ἡ "εὐ νειν ὁ, »
trail, track or scent of animals; <p
‘dbpeg, cicatrix, scar; φωηψφωηώωᾷῥ --
4enS 7, quick! come on! courage!
Gapneuwtby q-s,to lose the traces of;
q— bth; to apply oneself, to give or
addict oneself to; ΣΝ -- ξηξῶ,
they have attempted or tried in vain;
S. θφξων, Caftutuad, Ququds &e.

2εων ων fg a. following, next,
subsequent ; g/d s. mech. trajectory.
— 2 ινενοων» fy a. inquiring, curious,
Inquisitive; s. inquirer, investigator,
examiner ; —kif, kgf una. to trace out,
to try to find out, to pry into, to
search, to hunt or ferret out, to in-
quire, to investigate, to examine, to
scrutinize; fropusghf —, to search into,
to go to the bottom of, to sift, to in-
vestigate ;— σι αν ον ων 0 trace back
to the first cause, origin or principle,
to ascend to the original source ; -fs
S.-5-/#% s. investigation, search,
inquiry, examination; curiosity.

ΟΣ month ff, Sud hbo va.
to hide, to put out of sight; to des-
troy, to exterminate; — hogtishy srussbenss,
to be lost in the clouds, to be cloud-
topped; -fuyq a. scenting, tracking;
prying, hunting, investigating, pursu-
Ing ; inquisitive.

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Lbemecshyerprryes κε, αἱ ya. to utterly
destroy, to cause to disappear, to wipe
out, to obliterate, to exterminate; -
εἰ», un. to be lost, destroyed, obliter-
ated, exterminated ; -4uancp 8. out-
rider, guide; -fmacp wtb, , to open
the way, to guide ; —4.0% a. tracing out;
8. ichneumon; —4aw shiefed’, to arrive
with, to catch one ; —2¢&S va. to draw
behind or after.

Lb med α. 8. pursuing, hunting;
eager, forward, aspiring or longing
for; candidate, competent, concurrent;
rival, emulous; — ,#%£,» to pursue, to
rup after, to chase, to give chase to,
to follow close; fig. to aspire, to aim
at, to concur, to compete; — heb,
[Azuuwdinju, to fall upon the enemy;
τιν δ id, gf ὑπ. to pursue, to run after;
to accompany, to go with, to attend;
to compete ; --αὔωννε ᾧ 5. pursuit, search;
competition, concurrence, rivalry.

Lb wmajryg 8. - fore; ~ dene tefl om
to set off in pursuit, in search of, to
pursue ; -dups va. to send after, to
cause to pursue; -- σωΐν 8. stool ; pedes-
tal; -cnp a. successive, progressive;
—pi fi a. inquisitive, curious ; — (»όρ:
to be —; to examine, to investigate, to
search into 3 -~prely S. —<phlft ; ~erer™-
pe ad, curiously, inquisitively, pry-
ingly; -<epepwhnt a. curious, rare;
=p pipprsigend- a. interesting ; —prepe}
8. curiosity, inquisitiveness ; gez=ty
gupd-ky 4--. to excite, to stir up one’s
curiosity.

Zé en ke mrpestine [Ὁ Ὁ Ss. syllogism 7 eee
ad. consequently, in consequence, 0
course.

Lbunkeerok, asy Qo going on foot, pe
destrian : four-footed ; fig. hackneyed,
trite, common-place, trivial, ordinary;
in prose, prosaic ; 8. foot-soldier : qué
druped; f -#cy ad. on foot, afoot; -¢:
— gong, infantry, foot-soldiers; - οὔ.
duis, whanf, pedestrian statue ; - δ.
(#n-f, pedestrian exercise ; -— apunpq-
“εἴν, hunting on foot; — Σωην δ.
infantry triumph ; - pete, trite, hack-
neyed or common-place saying,
garity of expression; - gadacke, Vul
gar praises; -- δίδω. to go on foot;
τῷ fsowk,» to talk common-place. |

Lb enka hwy tng a.pedestrian, going
on foot; -giwgmf s. Walking or ta-
velling on foot ; -gnetg. , gop sere

Z2tuS
3. foot-soldiers, infantry ; -siepm a.
fighting on foot; <p or - gachq 8. in-
fantry ; -ρ or -dispenef s.foot-fight.
εξ eshte a. arobulatory.

LkwkcwhkS, kgp un. to go on foot,
to walk ἢ ἄσπμπε»εὐἿ ἐν, σύῤρί( -ἀ δα, »to
lose the habit of walking.

Lbwkewhach 4. triviality, vulgarity.

2ιίνωνξε ἵνα Γ᾽ S. 2b nba ῥα.

Liwhewhp 8. consequence, result ;
geom. corollary ; -bu 4.o0nb,, to deduce,
to infer; dustp ρῥοβν — gopdeye, this
affair will have unpleasant or serious
consequences.

ιν εξ os Ss. 2b 000 bee 00s ge cess ὃ

Lbubebgregutbs va, to cause to
follow, to induce; to infer, to conclude,
to draw a conclusion.

Lkwbe kd, Egf, —afd, E-guyy un. to
follow, to accompany, to attend, to go
with ; to follow, to follow in the steps
of,to imitate; to follow, to go or come
after, to result, to derive, to proceed
or come from ; — ζισεή ας, περπερν to
follow in the steps of, to go after; — f
fowy,to follow closely, near; -cf v.
imp. it ensues, it follows.

Léwkeng 8. follower, imitator; -- οὖ.
ky, gent, to follow, to imitate;
-ac{2h & consequence ; inference, con-
clasion; imitation ; -@@ ad. in imita-
tion of; in the manner or style of.

Lbukengg. a. 5. consequent.

Lbwbene (Fh ,-nvife ὃ. -coqne(sh.

LbuqShmk ad. successively, by
turns, one after another, consecutive-
ly; in proportion; by degrees.

Léwh, f — pr. from’; after, since; ᾧ
fata {IE —, from infancy, from the
cradle ; fp ted F cas hisste aly ξ = from that
time; say -- ν since then, ever since,
since that epoch; f pugqdiog -- ν long
amce, of old; f w4qpwtk --, from the
beginning ; yeyud” — be wha, yeustal”
~ ke esyup , honceforward, henceforth,
hereafter ; “εἴ — δε. «an. μεν
henceforth ; ὁ ὠνωνωΐν uli -- ν ten years
since, ten years 800: yuygaek —,
since morning ; ᾧ Yusdme££ —, since
Samuel.

δ ων ἴξ ςφίκων ad. immediately, forth-
with, directly, in a moment, at once.

Li anpit(P ng a. pursuing hotly.

Lb anf pr. after ἢ after that ) τ θη δε ων
queatk,, to shut the stable door when
the horse is stolen.

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Z&unf a. going on foot; -—, ’ -- ad. on
foot, afoot; — εὖνί9 uu. ,to runor hast-
en on foot.

Lkmpam, -0, παν —fe, pups by
ad. on foot; — gtuz, γί ὅμως. to 50
on foot, to walk; αἴνω -- t&qne (2p, to
trudge along.

Lp, wy δ. hair; <p. head of hair;
S. ang 5 «εὐ Ἶριν fp —s0g bald 3 Samnyfip
—w#q, curls, ringlets; Spexp -- σα . tress
or lock of hair, tresses, plait of hair;
S. Leng ; pocuutly ag, pore of
hair; (Punfpfy -- να ν falling of the hair;
ἥβηργέ . hess ων εὐἷι ἔν» ἔνσεην ζιρ εν, η--ὦ ’
to cut the hair; to crop; to shave the
head ; Angk ys fb onbey ge aes re. ἢ εἰν α- τ, or
yocungunn (eke, to tear one’s hair
for grief or despair; mbby, fujhocy,
δεῖ, q-wg,to hold, to pull one by the
hair; χεῖρ lh ssteg agdgqky “τὰ ’ “4 Hs εὐἿἦιω
δα δ, γα. to take one another by the
hair ; fon nig ky, “οὐ dtpk, χὰ ’
to curl, to put on ringlets, to friz the
hairs wstenpehy g—s» to comb one’s hair;
bE phby qu, to dye one’s hair; ὥρδω,
guvguhky , funquhl, , Sap(Fnegqutby
q-« to cause the hair to stand on end;
to ruffle the hair 5 S. Twn ; pu mniflfey »
fuprdurteuy παρ. to bristle, to stand
on end; (Auphk, gv, to destroy hair,
to depilate ; -Ὄ benfswpry bb «pst
qfopn_w, the hair grows “before the
beard ἢ “ἴτε “ --ρ ἔ δίροιεν ass foc bs mary
new beard; πρ δυρμέιω be. “εὐ ἐξ usy ,
-ρῖν S10, ῥ᾽ δα. curly, frizzed hair if
puntiluy f dép plrqergt cory ’ wit
bristling hair; with hair upstanding ;
open δ, ἔτ wy ἡ εν fit a “1{ σή. the hair
stood on end; blood ran cold; ssmp_
osu san fe , δινηζ fir πρ bt, my hair grows
grey, I begin to grow grey-haired, I

egin to get grey.

έρων y OF uyh sf. Juno.

Lbpwgutgap a. curled, frizzed ;
—gons a. hair-producing, —-growing ;
—(Funp a. depilatory ; depilated, bald ;
—[Punfine(th s.med. alopecia, fox-evil;
depilation ; —Guporm 5. scraping the
hair from hides.

Lb puke a. herculean, of Hercu-
les ; — apdurhe , the pillars of Hercules.

Lh ph npae (3 ft s. tonsure.

Lb pudke a, capillary ; - ΠΣ Ω ΕΣ] ‘
- tube; -a(Pfe® s. capillarity.

&prunyutd a. having a superb head
of hair, long-haired , bushy-haired ;
a3

Zur

proud of his hair; fig. leafy, branchy,
bushy.

Lb σαν a. hairless ἢ bald; —al af.
brazen-faced, impudent ; sf. vixen,
scold,hussy, jade, slut. (— hair or locks.

Lk pupdul a. dishevelled; ad. with

Lépeweng a. hairy, long-haired ;—9-,
(2) s. hairiness. [one by the hair.

Lb pengun uantkf ya. to hold or pull

Le pkufmfen » ag , by 8. heretic ; — 668
win 8. heresiarch, arch-heretic ; —ne_
(8, —apne[Fh , —ancl2f 8. heresy.

Lh pkwnfhnn, ag ὃ. heretic; -ahwt
a. —al; -- στη δ ὦν δ. heresiarch; - σε (ὃ βεῖν
8. heresy.

ἘΣ ppuuy OF Laie fp aw 8. herissa ΟΥ̓
kesh-kek, an oriental dish, (a thick
soup composed of fowl & pearl barley
or wheat beaten up together, well
boiled, & eaten with powdered cinna-
mon). [pricker.

Lephedh, pst, plewh 4. bodkin ; awl,

Zérhe a. sufficient, enough ; cap-
able, able; -- £, it is enough, sufii-
cient; it suffices; - Sadmpp,,to be
content, to content oneself; — ;buby,
yds, to be adult, of age; δρμέρ -- ns
wee, he never says, hold! enough!
—attiued, wey yn. to suffice, to be suf-
ficient or enough; to be adequate.

Z4rh, fs. tillage, plough, culture,
tilth ; ploughed land; — or -« φιωράεω.
Δεν —es Sk p4b, 8. Le phk lS.

Ephugngsd, an g Ss. ~Saup ; —Ef va. to
plough, to furrow; -ac/#f.% 4. tillage,
ploughing, digging, culture, husbandry

ἔράωνξ ως Le phupurp » arg s.plough-
man, husbandman, cultivator,labourer

Léphbt,b a. arable.

Lepkbd, kgf va. to plough, to till,
to cultivate; —gZo.d# s. ploughing.

Lépsép s. carder’s thistle, comb or
card; —£dva. to card.

ερμάῶ, fy a. split, cloven, riven;
cracked; 24. cleft, split, crevice, rift,
fissure ; -ὐ δε. a. cloven-winged.

Lhpduwd, yy 8. crack, crevice ; fur-

La ptuwh, wg 8. arrow, dart. (row.

Lepiwhah a. anatomic; -- mbunch,
anatomy.

Lhptwth dS, th, Ερμα. κοΐ va. to
cleave, to split, to divide, to cut; to
chop; to crack; to tear; to dissect, to
anatomize; to cleave diamonds, &e. ;
fig. to disunite, to sow division, to
make a breach between, to bring out

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ἃ 8Ci88i0N ; - χιδηιν[ dimpfery, to chap;
— quel fou, to crack; — taef goad;
to plough the sea, to run a-head, to
have head-way.

Lopdathag, or —dng a. cleaving ἢ inci-
SiVe 7 aus ove assili , Lb prdecsenen itis $. incisor.

Lkpduukp a. sowing discord or di-
vision. [to crack,to chop,to eut,to tear.

Lb pduunkd, kgf va. to split, to rive;

Lk pdupup 8. schiste.

δεράξ 8. lentisk, mastic-tree.

Lipdincd, day un. to be split or
cloven, to crack, to burst; to be torn
or rent. (—kef” S. -ζω τ.

Z&panw a. cloven, split, cracked;

Lépancud, y 8. division, separa
tion; scission, rupture, disunion, dis-
cord, dissent, schism; sect; heresy;
—wakbk,. to bring about a scission;
to sow discord; qb. -- ᾧ ὁ πᾳσήρρ.
gE whi fz ΩΣ there was a Givision
among the people because of him;
gupikuy ~ pbokp f SY Lpkby. there
was a dissension therefore again a-
mong the Jews; — w#rhkuy kp b Af
Loge, they were divided among then-
selves; they were at variance. [retical.

Lb pdneud whut a. Schismatical; he-

Lh pedere cas ds cssey ἕν s.chief of a schism,
of a sect; heresiarch. (ed, separated.

Lb pdnewis fel, dkguy vn. to be divid-

Léptocmsng δ. dissenter, schisma-
tic; heretic; sectary ; --ὐξωΐ a. schis-
matical; heretical; --ἰε δῦ, —Sac(efd
s. schism; heresy; sect.

Lh panel 8. Dk pdutubd’; —h 4. clear-
age, cleaving; greet; S. Z2bpdncud;
— apndaghp, gastrotomy ; --σι, χων ΓΟ.
Lipdwobd.

bpdf&u, hey OF Meuf 8. Mercury.

Lepne ’ b —h Φξωξ, -t Shunk ad. last
year, since last year; long time since,
for a long time past, long ago, long
since.

Zines, kgf va. to repulse, to re
prove, to refute, to contradict; ῥὶ e#s
-, to refuse, to reject; un. to suffice,
to be sufficient. [confutation.

Enpnei, s. refutation; - p~¥y:

2é&g or bbq s. tire of a wheel.

Bacal, esa ἢ un. to pant, to puff, to

be breathless; 8. @ seed [incisors.

Zkewh 8. front-teeth, cutting-teeth;

ἘΣ &ap 8. panting, shortness of breath.
2έεξσυιππω ’ b OF whey ὃ. Vulcan.

279» wig a. strong, powerful, migh-

2b.

ty, vigorous, valiant; robust, lusty,
stout; potent, energetic, efficacious ;
τὸ, -bbphtpy κε. kphph, the Almigh-
ty, Omnipotent ; ~p.the mighty of the
earth; -- φσορνε (δι. Very strong, most
valiant, mighty; - @écuphae, & pro-
fessed or open protector.

τορι fit 8. Zar ; —goyle ad. strong-
ly, vigorously, stoutly, powerfully,
mightily, potently.

Sepa, ase Gy ex24 UN. to grow strong-
er, to become more powerful, to make
or render oneself potent, mighty; to
gather strength, to be strengthened.

2ηορανκξε S. erste

Leopmgac.guthkSva.to render strong-
er, more powerful; to strengthen, to
invigorate, to fortify.

dgopke a. sturdy, robust, very
strong, very stout ; - εξ S, - aoqayten-
_ Leophs a. strengthening, invigorat-
ing. (wer, might.

φορει [9 [Ἵν s. force, strength, po-

2&.- @k. Z¢ 2) int. oh! ah! alas!

2ku, Spupg s. marauder, rover, rob-
ber, brigand; -- &me., sea-robber,
pirate, free-booter, corsair, sea-rover;
“g» Marauding, plundering; piracy;
SPaby squrprary fy, to become a high-
Wayman, to rob, to plunder; 4f2f or
Shape. bpeitk,, to take to the highway,
to over-run or scour, to make incur-
S1On8 ; qh hs B quays — δε. mrquoqusly houy_
“ξ what can be more grievous or more
barbarous than that ?

lke» Shef. eg a. unhappy, unfor-
tanate, miserable, wretched.

Lpung.p ἃ. pl. Hyades; atte dys ἔτ ε- ὦ δ᾽ fete -
the watery --.

δῥωξρω»» Lfressitaassy fs a. wonderful ;
surprising , marvellous, astonishing,
stupendous, ravishing, charming.

Lpwirwl, saguy vn. to wonder, to
marvel, to be astonished, surprised,
amazed ; to fall into ecstasies or rap-
tures, to fall from the clouds; φῥω.
ghey quepdiakust, 1 am lost in wonder,
lam filled with admiration.

Lputirfiap a. charming, ravishing,
surprising , stupendous, admirable;
~t#bury a. of marvellous beauty ; -- γε,
wud a. unutterable, inexpressible,
Wonderful ; -apets a. wonderstruck,
Snraptured ; -guhwh a. admiring, of
admiration ; ecstatic.

aga (thet, -neds 4. admiration,

AV

2bv

astonishment, surprise, wonder ;
charm, enchantment; ecstasy; ὥδιων,
4yresxy —, rapture, trance, divine ecsta-
8Y;—or fp - whhy,— sap hwik, ὅδ. reget,
LLL; fab, f -, to be the admiration
Of; wphwhb, - & dhpuy mpage. to
plunge into ecstasies, to enrapture;
—& dawg gut,, it is surprising to hear;
-ne_guwtt ya. to astonish, to surprise,
to amaze, to astound, to enchant, to
charm to admiration, to strike with
ae hee BA
ὕμωρ S. pee Ges

2ῥανω yy Οὗ “« 8. hydra.

244% conj. a8, for example.

2ίεσω 8. ichneumon.

Lb? 4. Hegira.

“fad. why ? for what reason ὃ

Lfv&%, dévf s. hin(measure); hymen;
chem- matrass ; balloon.

Zt, ἐπάν s. foundation; base, ba-
sis; foot, bottom; back, back part;
foundation, establishment; — «μη ὠἵνεως
chem. salifiable base; -- δ ¢&p. from
top to bottom; thouroughly, utterly ;
— ὁ jus, to its very foundations;
down to the ground, to the bottom ;
— OF ἀῥιείπεδιω asp lyestibry , to lay the foun-
dations of, to found; -- ῥὶ ἠδ waht, ,
hop δι, ’ ors καρ sspessyley 5 «ἐν by , to
cast to the earth, to throw, cast or
pull down, to overthrow, to over-
whelm, to subvert, to demolish, des-
troy or ruin utterly ; f $pifiahy fapd as
ιν. to be overthrown ; -- ἐν», firhke,.
to be the foundation of; ζω, Sh.
diate, to have laid the foundation; ᾧ
af E-preasy 5 csecs eso κὰν erie te 6bSiat, On & solid
foundation. '

Lbthuog hp eps, 8. founder; insti-
tutor; -«ρδιῖ, kgf va. to found, to
build, to lay the foundations ; to ins-
titute, to establish; -gpa-(#} s. foun-
dation ; establishment, institution ;
-4u% a. fundamental ; -fufy or <yu_
ww wntid va. to demolish, to raze,
to level with the ground ; -duyj% 8. a.
mus. tonic. featablished, built.

2, [δον Γ, ἀνα ὦ vn. to be founded,

Lffiuwy hu ad. fundamentally, thou-
roughly, to the bottom.

Lppfiecerps ly mae, -- -nch S. Lp Tous
thes -apkt, -gpaclafed-

Lptbuwgneguth α΄ ᾿ 2 ιῥϑιω ρει ’ 2 ῥα.
LS, kgf va.to found, to establish, to
lay the foundation, to build.

Zhu

Lf tu puySva.to found magnifi-
cently. (the foundation:

Lftlunpor a- excavating or digging

Lpittibgocguthd 8. ὦ pifukdS.

Lfitind fs ad.thouroughly, to the bot-
tom; = [ων neuubly ν ἴο know, to
learn -.

Zfu» Sing a. old, worn, decayed;
ancient, antique ; -- s. the ancients;
antiquity; ῥ᾽ Stacd# ad. anciently, for-
merly, a longtime since, in days of
yore; ῥ᾽ —or ῥ᾽ Stang Pudwiwhwg, f
Sing «ἔν, «ἤιωΐν ὦ ἤζμεν ἢ Sémk,ab antiquo;
«- ἔζων es ly cas ps sass : the old testament; — ἴω
nk wip » ancient codes ; ῥ Shawls be ῥ
Ὅτε δ, in ancient & modern law; --
gecof, waning moon; - «wencpg» old,
aged, in years, grown 01d; — wenepyh,
Ancient of days, the Eternal, the Most
High ; - ἐς πε "ἢ hstinete » the Eternal
Son; πίνε πε ἢ 406: ἤ ast , ἃ veteran;
ον μεν κεν σε. — wenepg Sissy gets ug » ἃ forest of
ancient cedars; -- ase σε [τῷ “ὦ. ἔγινε δ ( ;
rancour, inveterate hate. [sair.

Lftwp wy ad. like ἃ sea-rover or cor-
᾿ς Lftunfauag Funlivewl 8. periodical
incursion.

2βνωνδηρᾷ 5. bot. balsam.

2 rts S casg ass’ earpygesoe_erstyp s.aggression,
assault by brigands.

Lf heop , wg 8. Marauder, plunder-
er, robber, brigand; -- πῦον to go
marauding, to plunder, to pillage, to
sack, to ravage, to rifle; -- εἰδῇ 5. ma-
rauding, plundering, invasion, pillage.

2 νιν, a. hoary, grey-headed;
inveterate. [henna.

Luu, bg 8. alkanet, red dye; bot.

Zfruseusthg a. barbarous.

2“. Sighy a. 8. five ; fifth ; Epphep
4uqop unfop , for fifteen years, for three
lustra ; wguwrhine Ὁ qypunckh Sha fre. ων.
forty five; ag op — Ep νεῖν ἵν on the
fifth day of the month.

2, tag easly μεν an es a. of five hills ; quin-
quejugum ; -2é« a.ad.in five manners;
—qt 8. pentachord ; -stuw4 gr. of five
feet, pentametrical ; -ieut, —Sivunechp
a. of five parts; 3. two fifths ; —bay a.
of five years, five years old; - ορβων
ncudwhy, Quinquennium ; —d&at, Sh
thy a. quinquennial; 8. —db sy; τ οὔο δ uy
a. of five months; -4fe% s. pentagon;
—thfctf a. pentagonal, quinquangular.

Lfrugs εἴτ cas tay —Ureszesseseesta, SKC. 8. 2».

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Z2bh

Lhtgkpape, » ug (1. fifth ; ad. fifthly ;
4. the fifth part; -&ed, &gf va. to con-
tribute the fifth part of, to take up or
give the fifth part of the fruits.

Lf ekybow 5. quintillion ; —franagh wh
a. bol. pentacapsular; —fuhgiboy or
- a. of five cubits; -4f% S. 2irqaraqes_
fly; -htbS, bgp va. to quintuple, to
increase five fold; -4e4p a. folded in
five. (a. of -.

LfagSuquy a. five thousand ; --ξ οἷν

Lfrgswhapnewt 8. cinque-ports.

Lhugsuppep a. five hundred; --δωνξ
a. of — years; -διωᾷ payne, Dionisian
or Victorian period, 532 years; --α΄
flr wy a. Of five hundred years 5 --ανιξετῥ
a. five hundred years old; —-4parq. or
-npq.» wg a.the five hundredth.

Lfegskebkwh a. pentasyllabic.

2 fits gg Mass fas e000 car ly br ens dbp i-Trsasy $. penta-
past, tackle with five pullies.

Lpiqzmpun[d ’ b ᾿ a + δε"; 8. thars-
day; wewg, dks --, holy --; gp -.
shrove —; -4.0% a. of thursday: of five
weeks. (tameter.

Lfrgawhk wt a. of five feet; s. pen-

Lfuguwonfk a. fivefold ; ad. five
times as much; -afctwh ups 8. pen-
tastyle; —apuwShauh a. of five halls or
saloons; -wkpbibuwt a. bol. pentape-
talous ; s.cinque-foil, potentilla; —ara,.
L-wht a. 8. pentastic; <parqup 8. Penta-
polis; -ophuy a. of five days; 8. thurs-
day, the fifth day; -- pépa%, quintan,
five-day fever; 8. να... &c., &e.

Lftbiuy, & $s. med. Peruvian bark;
bot. cinchona, quinquina.

Lf h fru, gh un. to pant. (breath.

Lftfie.% s. panting, shortness of

ZL funcwd §.weaving; texture ; —aed,
LfubS S. 2wtined. ἢ pnambhed

Lfrop ᾿ -δω ’ e&by a. old, aged, in
years; inveterate; — φῥειωΐνη νε. [9 prt:
chronic distemper. [ξω.

2ιίωμαναν : ) fry ba 8. 2 ε ραν: Np.

Za s.turn; -- guy. to turn round
& round; to revolve; — pPustahk,. to
turn,to turn or whirl round,to revolve.

Zhe» ν᾽ 8. purple; — garment; -ῥᾷ s.
Iris, rainbow ; bot. flag, iris ; — ;Awakp,
ae pam, sword-grass, yellow water-

ag.
frewing. » wy a. 8iCk, il], unwell, un-

healthy, diseased ; suffering, patient;
invalid, infirm; -- εὐ, S- —saeeed’; ph.
bey εἴωνξ ἀγα ere. ’ εἰ εν cas op as00_vage - gbob; - b

ee ee ee oe ee

2bh
«πως, to fall seriously ill, dangerously
ill; ΓΟ ὟΣ ἐῥδωνεῖξ,, “- Suhky ase 8.
-f%, to nurse, to take care of, to tend,
to assist, to watch by, to sit up by;
yey kph, —ag, to visit patients ; --
Sagem be. επωρ διε, ill both in body
ἃ mind; - ££, I have been ill.

2 είν we pen ad. like a sick person;
περ a. sickly ; very ill; ad. 8. -pup;
-hhg pbhbf un.to be or fall sick to-
gether; to be struck with the same
illness ; —Zgae(2f 4. the falling sick to-
gether; fig. compassion, fellow feeling;
- ὄνων a. slow-witted; slothful.

Lfecteg ἴοι, sso ἢ διῇ UN. to fall sick,

ει νοῦ δ. pl. the sick. [to be ill.

ΟΣ 9 --σὧἵ, ΓΝ hospital, in-
firmary ; sick-ward.

2 fre μἱδὴ “ὦ κε ser 000 5 by » “eens 5 wg ὃ.
nurse, attendant on the sick; - οὐδ a.
Visiting the sick; -- qu. to visit the
sick ; pe a. causing illness.

ecae ary. cas ἢ στε- εἰν bs of va. to cause to
fall sick, to make il] or infirm.

Lprwtapwpuy, a. tottering, vacillat-
ing or walking slowly or feebly like
ἃ sick person.

Lfwhgnm a. weakly, sickly, of
unsound constitution, infirm, valetu-
dinary.

2 ῥεωήνησε (2 f-% 4. indisposition, ail-
ing, illness, sickness, infirmity, dis-
ease, complaint, disorder, malady, dis-
temper; passion; εξ... gt hawh
Τὴ » «ἴω ζ ἕνα στα. ν δ᾽ ὗν — , slight,
painful, dangerous, serious, fatal ill-
Ness ; ὀῥεωνη νων — ; ahh ustely ῥ- ἴο
catch, to contract a disease ; spss
Yen - ἶριν dE pfs . to be seized with
an incurable malady ; quiyprangiesattty
fet dkydingneguwhky 7, to increase,
to alleviate pain or sickness ; pd,4by
, to Cure; «ast “τ. (εἶν, 4-» eFrhklyz.
fwagacnfy | -(2E.to get well, to be
cured, recovered from illness; 44 gob,
Plas feign sickness; S. fholtunppil,

of: assy 0 [-πεϑ fred

Lpeuitng.pesg . ~ae(th S. βρη.

δῥε[θ. »4.8. humour; moisture; suc-
culency; — amqrg, juice ; syrup; —
Pacang ᾿ Bap; — dug, gravy; -- “ῥαρ.
wkwy, intestinal juices ; -- veradipeu
Jke, gastric juice; «ψωρω ζω ἐν -, vi-
treous humoar.

δβείδωμερ a. producing humour or
Matter; -4.u% a. material, corporeal;

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-hushne (Ff s. materiality ; -ὧξῦν S. fut;
-ὖῥρε (6 a. material; s.— things, matter;
root; —cnp 8. - μον.

λείη, wy a. full of humours,
plethoric; juicy, succulent; -- δράῤρ.
fertile, fruitful land. [pose of matter.

ῥεῖ ε.Γ, kgf va. to form, to com-

Zha&.& 8. atom, corpuscle; mole-
cule; particle ; —u:4.% a.atomical, cor-
puscular; molecular ; - $fjbuapuy,
atomist; — gpoc(#f.%, atomism.

Zf-% a. lean, emaciated, thin, ex-
tenuated; shrivelled, shrunk, wither-
ed; --.οὐ ἦν a-emaciating, extenuating;
—ahk lf, -bgnvgwhldf va. to make lean,
to extenuate, to emaciate ; —uhpel’, ay,
—[S, bguy un. to grow lean, to get thin,
to shrink, to waste, to fall or pine
away, to wither, to languish, to droop,
to dwindle away, to decay; -- σε,
to wane; —sa, a. lean, meagre, poor,
thin, puny; secaf% —, waning moon;
πσε δ, 8. decay, decline, dwindling
away, leanness, marasmus, consump-
tion.

eq. δα" 2ξα, by 8. cottage, hut;
S. 2ῥειξ 3 -by 8. cot, hovel, cabin;
booth; cell; -as 8. ichneumon.

2 froag crore ’ by “πων ag δ. consul; oppor
suis —p, Vice-—; f —nagt, during the
consulate of; -#fwi δ. pl. the consuls;
- OF —nuhest a. Οἵ a consul, consular ;
—en eso [ esse ϑ. consulate ; —anch 9 —uneh
s. consulship, consular dignity. ([ter.

Lfumbpben δ. Grow. servant or minis-

2ῥεω, a <g> upg δ. texture, tissue;
tress; braid; intertwining, interweav-
ing, wreathing; knit; 492.0% —p, gold-
en tresses ;8. 2ép, Pug. &c.; -- thud,
avalanch, snow-slip; —asécy a. woven,
plaited. [duapupy, tresses, plait of hair.

Lpruouml , wg δ. tress; braid; plait; —

Lfeubs, kgf va.to weave; to plait;
to braid; to twist, to enlace, to en-
twine, tointerwine; to knit; fig. to com-
pose, to write; — νά σε, to hatch
wickedness, to frame or get up a plot,
to machinate, to devise.

Lpeubs ὃ. platter ; knitter.

2ῥεωζων vy Or fh» -ἰ 8. the north, sep-
tentrion; north-wind, aquilon, Boreas;
gon, widkSf --, the bleak north-wind,
the lowering boreal winds.

L fees fresem plows a.inhabiting the north,
northern, northerly, boreal, septen-
trional, hyperborean.

ΔΙ

: 2ῥεωβωιξᾷ ᾽ ὑ &. cold wind, aquilon ;

—wite 8, —eyfite; ~agd 8. north-side, the

north, northward or -8 3 £ -- {ηηε πῇ»,
to the north of the isle.

LpeupfresuSaqd's. north-wind, aquilon;
—«ayq 8. aurora borealis, northern-
lights ; τῶ μὲν a. northern, septentrion-
al, hyperborean, boreal.

2 ευζεν a. woven, plaited ; twisted,
knit; open, in open-work ; 8. lace,
bone-lace ; grcpeyuyp —, open-worked
stockings.

Lfeut, wag 8. carpenter, joiner;
—whewt a. of a carpenter; —% or — wm
packun 8. joiner’s-calling ; -&kf, Eg
va. to carpenter, to work in carpentry;
—ng 8. carpenter's shop; —a</#h 8. car-
pentry. |

Lprunews » ay 8. texture, tissue ;
tress, plait, braid; entwining, inter-
weaving, contexture, composition; —
ΓΟ farses “ἡ easly br presg ’ purgqsdishol(d- »
cellular, γὐπῶ τῇ vascular texture;
ee | a. 8. frrumdny .

Lpeuncdd, » ape -- τς δῆ, S. Lpeukdl ° Zp
οδτε. ὦ ὧν © [ger ; - «ἤν η, πῇ fg. Jd onah.

Lheps ag, by 8. guest, visitor, stran-

fre sosseprsceys ad. like a guest ; —guse. a.
inhospitable ; —w dee a. most hospit-
able, practising hospitality or liberal-
ity towards strangers; --ἴτδιυρνε ἢ
8. hospitable reception, hospitality;
~dkad a. very inhospitable ; —Yessed", as
gu un. to be a guest, to receive hos-
pitality; πη s. hospice; guest’s a-
partment; -ωξρ a.fond of receiving
or entertaining strangers, generous,
hospitable ; -uppac(#h 5. hospitality;
—amwhnelP fet 3. slaying strangers ;
~whwy, ἔβα a. inhospitable; wh 8.
superintendant of the guest’s apart-
ne —mbgneh s.inhospitality ; -τῶνινε

. “hag.

Lhe pptvhey, wg a. receiving or lodg-
ing strangers, hospitable; -4£e &gf
un. to receive travellers, to welcome,
to entertain, to lodge, to shelter ; —a«_
(2 4. hospitality, welcome, kind re-
ception.

Li-pyltp or pue 8. Σρερεδνἠμηιοεῖ.

2βερνε (δ ῥεῖν 4. quality of a guest or
stranger ; pilgrimage ; -«-4f s/. female
guest or stranger. [miserable, pitiable.

wayne avery poor, wretched,

Lhpwgaegeht fa. to render unhap-
py or wretched, to ruin.

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Zhen (hb s. misfortune, misery, ad-
versity, wretchedness.

Zoe wg a. good-natured, conde-
scending, complying, docile; pliant,
supple, yielding; — αἵνινε δ, pliant or
flexible temper; --φωΐ a. docile, sub-
missive; —(Pf.% s. obedience, docility,
deference, pliancy ; / — 0&6, , to rend-
er docile or obedient.

2δδωΐρ 4. whispering , whisper ;
murmur, rumour, ham.

Loskd, kgf un. to whisper; to mur-
mor; - nek: p prcthwhk or mG, to
whisper in ἃ person’s ear.

2δὸ“η s. whisperer.

Ltwhkp , wy a. eating raw flesh,
crudivorous, omophagous ; ferocious;
-n« (3 s. omophagy; ferocity. [Ὁ "εὖ.

2 lias cach ace ὃ, Pfr [Pushes -ἃ, 5. dhe.

2 easy bs sss ly ; ἔζων ὅ. talisman, amulet,
phylactery; a. 8. 2 dines .

2 οι ἔν αἴ, kgf un. to divine, to augur,
to prognosticate, to bewitch, to con-
jure, to charm, to enchants; 4deuyhkuy
Suyhphe» magic glass; 8. θ᾽ σε “5.
2 πε [Ὁ prt, ΖΡ ᾿ ἁ΄ῴυ 4. divina-

tion, augury, prognostication, witch-

craft, sorcery, conjuration, enchant-
ment; — swhoewhk , ONOMaNcy , Π0-
MANcy ; supuyrnjd —, evil presage;
~—(Fhu ern teley » Schissyes φιἤῳ bey to seek a
sign or augury; to believe in divina-
tion; S. 2ῳ, ΙΓ; Sofia hy eas ives εν 9 to
have faith in diviners ; με. δ᾽ οὖν Sofingp
the charm is broken. (man, barbarous.
2dwgt-u, a. cruel, ruthless, inhu-
2 4ac.fs.rawness, crudity;fAg.cruelty.
Live ον ᾿ φεἴχνεν α a. well versed, eru-
dite, learned; practised, expert, ex-
perienced, skilful, skilled.
2 «ἴανιω ρων ad. learnedly, eraditely;
scientifically ; cleverly. ;
ΟΣ) ν αν! UN. to be well in-
structed, informed, versed, experienc
ed. [-o.fs. great skill or ability.
2 dinudusp a. well versed, skilful;
2 εἶνε gn guwtl va. tO inform, to m-
struct, to teach, to train. -
2 ἤπιε 2}; s. knowledge, erudition,
science, ability ; experience, practice.
Limpoce a. 014, ancient, antiquated;
—,—gker, guru a. learned in the
knowledge of antiquities; 5. antiquary,
antiquarian ; - ων sysssndin(Ffck , 82°
cient annals; -gfenc(dh 3. antiquity;
-zbp τοῦ 5. paleograph ; ancient hu-

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torian; writer of ancient history; -
εἴπω «οἷν οἷν, ancient manuscript ; —gpu_
fut a. paleographic; —gplwhp 8. an-
cient codes ; —grac(9f s. paleography.

Loew γωΐνη. ® by a. obedient ; - Le ν
to cause to obey, to make oneself
obeyed ; — ,feé,. to obey, to yield, to
be obedient, docile 7 «σε μ ἔτ, E ῥερξε,
to compel obedience, to reduce or
bring to obedience.

irae yearlong bral ‘ ξυβ» —kgacgath of va.
toreduce to obedience or subjection,
to subject, to subdue, to subjugate;
Hh, ἔσω un. to obey, to submit, to
subject oneself.

2υωνη "ἥκηι [ἡ for% 8. obedience, sub-
mission, subjection; homage, vassal-
age; bpewenpshints ᾿ hyp - passive or
blind obedience ; non-resistance; seas.
— - pw i ie plate, obedience is
better than sacrifice; £ — #4,, to re-
duce to obedience; guy ᾧ —. to return
to obedience; mtb, ᾧ -[2& , to main-
tain or hold in obedience. [missively.

Liwqutgopkt ad. obediently, sub-

Liwdngod s.rag-gatherer, —-picker;
“Poy 9. antiquarian.

ἵμωξνοω ν ay 8. archeologist ; —,—ss,
feb a. —logical ; --νε (δ s.—logy.

Lineheey a. lame long since ; -ζωΐ a.
perishable, of limited duration, sub-
ject to the effects of age; -- ζωρξωωων 4.
mender, botcher ; -ῴωφ a. affected
With inveterate cough, broken wind-
ed; asthmatical.

Ltwdp a. old, olden, ancient, antique.

Lieut, urgey un. to grow old; to
Wear out, to waste; -- sncutp, to wane;
~ wfumfy, to grow inveterate, to get
rooted, to take root, to become chro-
nic, inveterate, rooted; — wadapack ,
to become obsolete, disused ; -- nepkp,
to make a lengthened sojourn, to pass
many years in a place; ζήἥνεω ἔπε dign_
ex(3, inveterate or rooted error;
Seema br easy weneppp OF SE pacldp, v9
ἕω bre. hess pbs sary essp ls oars wasted, worn
out with old age, aged, very old, in
years ) decrepit ; Slur g ἔγωγ εμε- γε τ Ρ
twpac isl, aged in guilt.

Lowry wrnibre (Fe 5. ancient history;
~wacda. narrated by the ancients; s.
ancient writer or historian; —wkp a.
fond of antiquities ; -yu2uwe 5. dealer
n second hand goods, old clothes,
Fags, &c.

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Ζίνωρν bp. σία 8. MEANS, Way, ex-
pedient; way, egress; resource; soli-
citude , utmost diligence; industry,
invention, ἸΠΒΘΠΌΙΥ ; deceit, artifice,
insidiousness, fraud, trick, intrigue;
style, method; ret. enthymeme; —p
ong eas oss ἔν (πεν lf , stratagem ; —p SaglF czy.
(Putuwg, remedy, means, way; --
ed 2hnc(#l , remedy, cure, medica-
ment, medicine, physic ἢ ase preeepsere_Ereses,
susp frdessg » Masses ove casa οὔπω g or fungreadustel
<p artfulness, craft, shuffling, artifice,
cunning , dodge, intrigue, wiles &
shifts; page.» -ξειρ fii ad. by means of,
artfully, craftfully, cunningly 5-0 Siem
why, fang skys flict, fe πα Sugld reg.
uwig Sinuwhk,, to bethink oneself of
a device or expedient, to tax one’s
ingenuity, to contrive, to adopt or
employ means to; Shuaphy ncilhkp —«,
to deceive, to cheat, to dwindle, to
defraud; to plot, to machinate ; ῥείχω..
Luz qin’ —« ,to be fertile in expedients;
ΝΣ ὦ -ω εἴων εὐ ἔν, , to be wavering,
irresolute, to vacillate, to hesitate;
to know not which way to turn one-
self; “ἱρά --ἶ ΤΣ Σ; fb eas 20s oy aslo -ω
εἴων εἶ... to bend all one’s mind to, to
task all one’s powers of ingenuity &
application, to do one’s utmost, to use
one’s utmost endeavours, to do all or
any thing one can, to strive with might
& main, to try every art, to leave
nothing antried, to leave no stone un-
turned, to move heaven & earth ; νῷ
—w be pilwbaygk ap. whatever artifice
one may employ; efep wqgh maqgh —a
Siumpkp, he used a thousand strata-
ems; —fup pth neqyEgh ,1 found means
to rectify;-—4,-— pbs ῥοξ v. imp, it is
possible, it can be done, it may be; s£
-. she —. she hus —, it is impossible, it
can’t be; it is done; δίς gay -- if it
were possible ; anzpeh —£,as much as
possible, as much as one can; -- bp
‘des, he could have done it; 9 —q bu
whStapfy, Thou, to whom nothing is
impossible.

Liwpuwgken a. ingenious, shrewd,
sharp, clever; crafty, cunning, artful;
—ghmnac(F {ce 8. ingenuity, cleverness,
dexterity; industry, manufacture, art;
Sassyuens sr eve_ ἔτ sexe —, machination ἢ plot 9
contrivance, intrigue ; —-gpes s.inven-
tor, contriver; a. inventive, ingenious,
clever; — ,6%£,, to invent, to contrive,

ΣΦ
to find out; -gfp s. deceiver, plotter,
traitor, artful person; -¢pac(efeth δ.
snare, artifice, deceit; —f4 pu a. pos-
sible,’ feasible, practicable ; -c£« ad.
ingeniously ; —g7yy a. teaching, inform-
ing, instructing, suggesting; —cap a.
possible, feasible, that can be made
or done; powerful, potent; 3. -- ων.

Lisp πρίν. ° Eof, phd, ᾿ Eguy Un.
to invent, to find means or expedients,
to contrive, to excogitate.

Linpusapnel2 fed δ. possibility, fea-
sibility ; invention ; means, expedient.

Licapk bof ; —phd, Eguy un. to in-
vent, to find out, to imagine a device,
to conceive a project, to contrive; to
strive, to endeavour, to exert oneself;
to bend or apply one’s mind to, to
a ; to counterfeit, to feign; S.

ὕω -

Limp frfieg a. artful, sly, subtle, cun-
ning, crafty ; -- σεῦ s. artifice, cunning,
trickery, wile, shift, craft.

Liwp fs a. possible.

Liwpogqoehs.invention,industry, art.

Limgnegwikd va.to make old; to
wear out, to use up, to waste, to con-
— :

Lawalul ont a. five headed ; --
Wadubuf, the Pentateuch; a
pentaglot, in five languages; --ἰ “σας.
hwtuwe 8. Quinqueremis ; —Semnp a.
five-volumed, in five volumes; -- ξωΐν
8. mus. fifth; «Ss. lustrum, space of
flve years; -dSiswkwth 8. Pentateuch;
--ἴων nth ust 11. five-fingered ; —Suaponfrl
a. victorious at the pentathlon; -- gape
OY —ainpenoc{(Ff 4. quinquertium, pen-
tathlon; —défjbo% 8. quintillion; -Zfus
a. pentaedrous; -ywpé a. having five
movements; —senf 5. pentameter; —sayeu
wf a. quintuple; ad. five times as
much ; —qunhbd, kof va.to quintuple,
to increase fivefold; -- αὐλὼν s. chief of
five soldiers; —puwqupp s. Pentapolis;
S. ἡ νη... ἢ &c., &c.

Ligbusk Ehwy a. 8. five ; fifth ; the
fifth part; -Lh fiz 8. 2 tog. ccs ery reson fuly «

Lg δ᾽ νέο κε thy a. fifteen ἢ fifteenth;
— aes SEs assy , JE fog . —Ab ests 4 Tufy a. of fif-
teen years, 15 years old; —whhper a.
pentadecagon ; —Lpapq.,. wg a. ad. fif-
teenth; -é.pft, Egaet%q a.s. all the fif-

Ligkph uh ᾿ Lhug s- a. five. {teen.

Ligh pb wh, πρίν. «ΕΚ πεῖνα s.a.allfive.

δναῤσω ad. five times.

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Liganwhp a. five-footed, of five feet.
Ligh, “ἴων 8. a. Indian ἢ black,
negro ; <p» India; — Paya, ebony,
ebon; — &9£¢%, bamboo ; — σά» nut
Meg; — opqt, silk-worm ; — dpfheds
ant-lion ;— $s, turkey, turkey-cock;
“Ῥω f -α΄ to go to the Indies.

Lbg.-4wgnjt a. brown, black.

Lig ζεω-ἔτε powugf a. indo-european;
-τ κα desis lust , —gkpdutfl a. indo-
german ; -{#g&bp s. Indian fig-tree,
prickly pear ; —frrgq s. ξοοῖ. babi-roussa;
πων. 8. turkey, turkey-cock or -hen,
mushroom : ζω —ne OF —Smemh,
young turkey ; «#acghs —acy » breeder
of turkeys; ggrey —s — φᾳξαφίπεῖνω mop.
dwt, the turkey gobbles.

Lughwhuth , af a. Indian.

Ling. win 5. cocoa-tree ; ~¢ , —plan-
tation; -ἵννε) s. cocoa, cocoa-nut,

Lighwunat , fs. Hindoostan, India.

Lighefut a. conquering India ;
-suyen 5. log-wood, Campeachy wood.

Lighkqkgt s. bamboo; 4% or ptt
a.in Indian, in the Indian language;
s. the Hindoostanee language.

' Ludswh, Liduih, ug δ. press; Wine-
press; vat, trough of a wine-press;
“περ —, must-vessel; — Sasphuwhb,, to
press, to tread grapes; fig. to trample,
to oppress ; —w4 s. tub, small vat;
a0 Saye ag Se wine-presser ; an how pat.
(3 5. pressing of grapes ; —ayurh 3.
wine-press-room ; —4.0%% 8. Bacchus.

Ludkd, kgf va. to cut down, to reap,
to mow; to gather, to get in.

Lianp a. old, Worn, worn out; -- 5.
old lumber, trash, rubbish; —sbeg
deXuwnfs, old clothes-man.

Ling. f 8. stove, furnace, oven; -
LayngqnelsE , pupa : habadhe. 35“-
“πεοσῦς. ων κα βο, aay exo ε. ὦ yep
melting-, blast-, shaft-, reverbatory-,
puddling-, muffle-furnace ; —atad un.
to burn like a furnace; —ssgnegubht
va. to enflame, to make a furnace of;
-ἰζ s. stove.

Lim [2 [εἶν δ. oldness ; age, old age,
decay ; antiquity; relic of antiquity;
old rubbish ; <p Uses. the antiquities,
the ancient monuments of Ani; -
Skpack or εἰ bs ses ν extreme old age,
hoary old age; τ Ἄν νη όρα — odfy:
the slough or cast off skin of serpents
Liswhuwt a.sounding, echoing, t&

| sounding, sonorous; -wefe} s. sonor-

2n* κει ᾿ 20

ousness; -ζ9"ες2}} s. mus. the accom-
panying.

δι δ, kgfb vna. to sound, to re-
sound, to boom, to echo; — agataey. to
toll, to ring, to gingle, to tinkle ; — dn
de, to murmur, to roar; -- Sequig» to
blow, to whistle, to rustle; -- Sjeugur
tp, to whizz, to whistle; -- 4pbumf, to
boom; — pawsetfg to announce, to spread
abroad, to publish; -- gpuwns, to pro-
BOUNCE 5 as pap — whwifuwg , to
grate upon, to offend the ar - 2p.
dug» to chink.

Liskgnegubk Sf va. to sound, to re-
sound ; to ring, to toll; to divulge, to
publish, to make public; 8. aq. &e.

Liske® , δ ρπεδ, 8. sound, noise,
ramour; echo ; — qgutgeurhewg, tinkling,
peal, jingle, ringing ; —4aqdng , Sadac.,
murmur, roar; — funpenushtyry aaeg bs aso uy ’
rushing, dashing 3 — apaaniot, TUM-
bling, roll; — wtdpbery. pattering ; --
pny crackling; - Seéeafg.boom, roar;
- dphf, roll; - Gurus» rumble; -
βμοραηωδῥ. crack; — gbbacg, clash,
clang; -- a9{Feyfy. clank, clanking; --
Fudfiogee ofr, tick 3 - Guappunay, B8-
pPiration ; — 4%6,, to make a noise;
kab. —-, & noise was heard; - gyw_
dag ᾿ chink.

Lisng, —eas ly earls 5. Liserh ust 5 -σείοῖ
8. Lisbed; ong fled uss 1p δ᾽ -ἰ(ἝἜἍ Ἐξ κε. with
the tinkling of bells & the clash of
cymbals.

Logs ag s.care, solicitude, concern,
trust, custody; care, anxiety, solici-
tude, inquietude, mental pain ; <p «ὧἷν.
rSwhuhp, fun, gloomy cares; —
wabk,, weatiby .— stich eb ply. nck.
to care, to mind, to take care for, to
be mindful ; - ncbky. fb Sass fe angry ste bry ,
to care, to be concerned, to reck, to

Canxious about; -ὦ σσεσωνξ, μωρέ,
beds, 0 show or éxpresa a lively
interest, to take great pains with;
Von bed gma gre sb doors ται eye»

Cave that to me; — aap ft μεεωγίν εν.
inet, take care of your reputation ;
“πρίων δῥερξιυ fp —ng, care-Worn.

. μὰ ΣΝ by νπσεν ug a. ὃ. Puar-
dian, trustee ; intendant, steward,
agent, purveyor ; inspector, overseer,
Surveyor; — ;fub,, to care, to take
Care of ; - να δ s. guardianship, trus-
teeship ; charge, custody, inspection,
superintendence; administration, di-

rection ; watchful care, solicitude;
—pk, a. carte-worn, torn with anguish,
steeped in grief, sorrowful.

Zoquws,f a.attentive, careful, mind-
ful, solicitous; gloomy, anxious, un-
easy, pensive, thoughtful, troubled,
disquieted ; -ae, wg a. full of care, so-
licitous ; -aclaf 8. Logupuaspdac(t fet.

Lrgud, guy OF wagf un. to provide,
to provision ; to furnish, to garnish, to
store, to procure; to take care of, to
oe with care, to keep, to hus-

and; to care, to mind; -- { σείει»
Or gadépk, to grow or be anxious
about, disquieted, uneasy, thoughtful,
to trouble one’s head or oneself about,
to torment oneself, to fret about; s-
{7 dugnef, to take no thought for the
MmOrrow ; of fxs —ayp, don’t be unea-
sy, do not distress yourself.

2 “πε ανεω[ ’ -ac{d. S. Laqeed 7) “πε΄.

πᾳ πῇ» ~achS. Logud ’ 2 σαπησεΐ .

Logtpud 8. psychologist; —smshuh a.
-logical; -#(2f 8. -logy; —pupdac 8.
Logu—;-pkpfSun. to recover oneself,
to come to oneself again ; -preqf a.
spiritual, divine; —¢é, a. very sinful;
8. shade, ghost, vision ; —gacdiuy a. as-
sembled by the Holy Spirit; -- Aagqad_
s.sacred council; -qupd ,prpd'S. -pb_
pbS; -qoemp%X a. joyous, gay, jovial,
jocund, jolly ; -~b» shy. chy α-. fall of
the Holy Spirit ; -μωκῖν a. divinely
inspired ; prophetic ; divine, spiritual;
-ἰνουπε 9 s. pneumatology ; -δὺν a.
born in the spirit, spiritual; —4s a.
spiritual, incorporeal; psychical ; —gu2_
Ὅτε [δῇ s. spirituality ; -- δ᾽ 555 a. soul-
saving, salutary, wholesome, vivify-
ing, reviving ; —4fr a. inspired by the
Holy Spirit, holy, divine; s. prophet;
—haprys a. soul-destroying ; --ροῖ, a.
living according to the spirit, spirit-
ual, virtuous; religious; —4.0% a. dying,
in agony ; —Sutqfue 2. Requiem;
-4wbXwp a.furnished with the wisdom
of the Holy Spirit ; —4.9 s. soul-mass-
cakes; -7£% a. spiritual, intellectual,
immaterial; angelic; s. angel; —dimy a.
soul-corrupting ; —diweb pad [ἵν s. s0ul-
8COt; -dixnk-wh a. written by inspira-
tion of the Holy Ghost ; -Wispe a.war-
ring against, or denying the divinity
of the Holy Spirit; s. follower of the
doctrine of Macedonius ; -diapmacf 8.
denying the divinity of the Holy Spi-

aA

pAlb
rit, the heresy of Macedonius ; -#7e fu
a. deep in the mysteries of the Holy
Spirit; endowed with the Holy Spirit;
-bhuwp a.formed by the Holy Spirit;
—bapog a. soul-refreshing, --reviving ;
renewed by the Holy Ghost; refresh-
ing or reanimating the spirit; terug.
a. singing or sung by inspiration of the
Holy Spirit; πῶς a. salutary, useful
or profitable to the soul, spiritual;
—yusoc(#h 5. winning souls, spiritual
gain; —zapé a. moved by the Holy
Spirit; soul-stirring, pathetic, moving,
touching, affecting ; —op$ a. granted
by the Holy Spirit; adorned with or
full of the gift or grace of the HolyS.;

communicating the Holy Spirit; -,0c%3 |

a. inspired by the Holy S. 5 —sges
αν ξεν 8. spirit-worship ;
nnefa-narrated by Divine Inspira-
tion; treating or narrating by — 5 τώρα,
ghe S. -yunpS; -gke ad. spiritually,
according to the spirit, divinely ; alle-
gorically, mystically; -nw_h a. ar-
dent, spiritual, fervent, devout; —wk,p
a. benign, soul-pitying, soul-saving;
Spiritual, devout, pious; -ufppne(Pfet
8. piety, devotion ; -s%ache a. nourish-
ed or brought up spiritually ; —sesgeo_
Ὁπείθ 4. loss of souls, perversion;
-ἄωρν wg α. dying, agonizing, expir-
ing, at the last gasp, in the pangs of
death ; <p 8. pangs, agony, death-
struggle; εἰν, f —«, to be in agony,
dying, giving up the ghost, to be in
the last gasp or at the point of death;
-mku , wy a. knowing the inmost
thoughts or secrets of the soul; -a:6_
unc(#h s.the gift of penetrating the
secrets of the heart; -4pqaqs. psalm-
ist; a. singing by inspiration of the
Holy Spirit; —gwennep S. -- ἴτω; put hi .
Lqhkenp a. spiritual ; devout, pious;
animated, lively, spirited; <p δ. spiri-
tual things; -wh.0% a. spiritual; —ss
ang Eas S. Logkugka ; —-ES va. to give life
to, to vivify, to enliven; -f/un. S. 2a
hurd ; --τ [Ὁ fcr δ. spirituality.
Loghipnfucc{ap 5. transmigration of
souls,metempsycosis. [busy,meddling.
Logpthky a. hazardous, bold; fussy,
Leehs gery 8. soul, spirit, ghost;
the Holy Ghost, Paraclete; spirit,
angel; soul, person, individual; soul,
- breath; soul, spirit, life, heart; wind,
breath; sprite, fiend, goblin; soul,

a oe

4A

PA by
essence, motive, principle , spirit;
meaning, character, spirit; desire,
genius, turn of the mind, disposition,
inclination; kphhayft, msuyft. qk 5,
winhws —, celestial or blessed, divine,
sablime, immortal soul ; gfegurqha_
gfepuwgguds -, heroic, virtuous, high
or elevated, noble or great, tender or
sensible mind, soul or spirit ; taccssem
esleasyrg. y preg hem , Sryople uy —, Mean
or grovelling, low, vile or ungener-
ous, troubled, erring spirit or mind;
— πιοΐπεω ἢ ash , 44] easly ceils | onze ly κεν ly caste
rational, animal & vegetable life or
existence; — pilusumac{#E , intellect,
spirit of knowledge ; — gresstssessease bog & cas
40%, poetic fire, genius or enthusiasm;
=p Sp b&uylitang ᾿ heavenly spirits, spirits
of light; -<g Arcoepp, spirits of dark-
ness, devils; Spud wpb —p the dead,
the defunct, the deceased; pas orn ons nag 20h ἢ
ort br 102, —p ὃ the damned; ἐμ yy sy 12 [9 for te
4oqery, tranquillity or peace of mind,
heartsease; d{&Susbdbach Sager, Magn-
animity, generosity ; 4upaqac(d pede
Snqery, the faculties of the soul; $«_
geod ad. in spirit ; spiritually ; feeling-
ly, warmly ; <e ber φωρβερ Φιωχωρ bf
puguphi waiters ‘ there are a hundred
thousand souls or inhabitants in the
city of Erzerum; ρεογιωνπε [Ὁ μὲν» δ -
wend (PE, truth is the soul or life
of history ἢ «ἴδω» εἴδΐν ων 4 ast fy «κοτε. ὧν ἢ
ὁ πη." be -- Sahwaul oh cas 7s fis rey » the
flesh is at war with the spirit, & the
spirit with the flesh; fresqug — Gb mak
ἔσω ἪΡ. the spirit of God feil upon
him; upply af Sngend, to love with
all one’s heart or soul; weutgby qh,
to render or give up the ghost, soul or
Spirit; ppsky» Sabky g-&, to expire, to
die ; “ον, fa Sagengls Uiplghyag, to
pray for departed souls; $ss%qacwgl
δὲν q- tp God rest his, her soul; 8.
Neb; Seger mt, guest’s house.

δρεξωίνσημα α. divine, inspired by
Go ὃ ~inc[#f ὃ. —hifpnfunc (Zh ; πόρρω
ΟΥ̓ 4nqé— α. having an excellent soul,
an elevated or high spirit; adorned
with divine grace.

ngpustat, wsguy un. to become spi-

ritual; to brighten up, to become ani-
mated, inspirited, to revive, to take
heart.
Logbugacgqubk ds va. to spiritualize,

2ηΊ,
to purify; fig.to inspirit, to animate,
to vivify, to reanimate, to give new
life to, to raise the spirits of; to res-
tore to life. [ing of the Holy Ghost.

Leghacd δ. spirituality; the proceed-

Logng, S. Lagad 5 -σεί(δῥεν δ. care,
solicitude.

δσμοί2 δε ὧἵν a. open-winged 3 -(2&.
-&£d-yna. to open or extend the wings ;
to cover with the wings.

2 πω νειν 4. bat, vampire.

LoypwtkS, &-gf va.to undress, to take
off one’s clothes, to bare, to strip; fig.
to make known or evident, to reveal,
to disclose.

Lapwhp a. bare-headed ἢ unveiled,
uncovered; naked, bare, undressed ;
ad. openly, manifestly, publicly ; — asa,
bb, 8. Ube; — phibey OF

Lapute fl’, : Layetpl, ’ bgusy un. to un-
dress, uncover or strip oneself; to un-
veil, to put off one’s hat or veil, to
stand bare-headed. [room,green room.

Leypwpwt δ. apodyterium, dressing

Lak S, Lopctle Sua. to bring or gath-
er together, to assemble, to collect;
-hf un.to come together, to be gather-
ed together.

Lyeds fy s- rolling, circular motion,
circulation; gr. case; — wineuhy , ob-
lique cases; «pup ad. rolling along
ordown; -whw% a. rolling, circular ;
gr. declinable ; -4e, &gf va. to roll, to
turn; to move, to change; gr. to de-
Cline; —Lgacgubhd” S.-bS; -pl, kygay
on. to roll, to wind, to turn ; to wallow;
gr-to decline; -s«# 4. rolling, rota-
tion, whirling ; movement, turn, vicis-
situde ; gr. declension.

2s, fy a. dense, thick, compact,
condensed; full, quite full, abundant;
-kI, bgf va. to thicken, to condense;
i, b-guay un. to be condensed, to grow
thick ; to fill, to be filled; ςφπ- δέω εκ".
pet, thickened utterance ;-f3 ὅ. Ζέρ.
$4p 35 -ac(2f s. density, thickness, den-

2ηζων περ, f s.October. [seness.

leq. π|ν πᾷ 8. earth, clay, dust;
ground, land, soil; land, territory,
dominions ; fig. tomb 3 tuofiahetts kep_
ζραρη sar pasts ’ Lppopy-ushwh ; κοὐ ἵν ἢ νη μα’,
fat »nqaquhwh —p, primitive or prim-
ordial, secondary , tertiary, trans-
port, alluvial soil or rock 5 - (Pups,
fuller’s earth; — ῥᾧ σείων pbk; , -- wp_
faté, gg fend, to throw dust or ashes

AAS

2ΠΊ,
on one’s head; f — ῥβωΐν δ, or ubfh,. to
be buried ; a Ba εἴ εὼ ese cstoas ες.
wd wif, tobe unworthy of burial, of
fgneral honours; to be left unburied,
without a tomb 5 wy -2y qdiapdpt, to
inter, to bury, to entomb.
nqepscpig. ὃ. allUviON; —pLy a. pro-

duced by the earth; -gfhp a. digging
the earth; -pyrw s. ridge, border,
shelving-bed; -pjacp δ. bank of earth,
embankment, mound, dike, dam, mole,
break-water; causeway; rampart, in-
trenchment; -u gwshgtb,, to intrench,
to fortify with trenches ; —p2y« a. born
of, or produced by the earth; -- s.
produce of the earth; —g.% a. earth-
coloured ; —gayd» wg 8. agriculturist,
farmer, cultivator, husbandman ,
ploughman; -goprdac(2h δ. husbandry,
agriculture, tillage ; -gactu δ. terres-
trial globe, the globe ; -gusput a. liv-
ing in the earth; earthed; - σώ 8.
burial-tax; land-tax 5 -qutqgorwd a.
kneaded or formed of earth, earthly,
terrestrial; -(P.scu. a. rolling on the
earth, or in the dust; fg. mundane,
worldly ; -(@unf, fg 8. slipper; pump;
list-shoe ; —Assan% a. mixed with earth;
earthy 3 —Agunf S. Gb tow; -- Sata fous
resting place in earth, grave, sepul-
chre, tomb; -δῥν, Stbauy a. earth-
born; -Saf δ. turf, peat; —Gamy, wy 8.
land-holder ; -44£p, «wg a. earth-eating,
feeding on earth; - ραν a.made of
earth, earthen ; -4aym. - grep 8.
—ryees' 5 τσ, s.clod of earth, glebe ;
—4uapls.land-tax ; 4444 a. smothered
by the earth; -44p4 a. quite full of
earth: earth-cleaving ; - φω s. geo-
mancer; -4diuyac(tfch 8. geomancy ;
—dwy 8.2001. diver, coot; cormorant ;
πρ 8. dust; atom, corpuscle, mote ;
—~diawh S. -δωρῇ 3 ῦὗν Ss. πη ἰτηξ τ; chem.
humic ; »pq% -» earth-worm, maw-
worm. [earth, to return to dust.

Lrqustued,, ogy va- to be reduced to

2πηωβε [Ὁ ᾽ -δω ae 3. 2πηξηξ:; 8.
vegetable mould, mould, soil, humus;
—hidwt a. like earth, earthy 5 -- γεν εν ἔν cot
a. covered or surrounded with earth;
—ok,p a. fond of earthly life ; -- μων τηδ' a.
earth-created ; —dusumul 8. -gapd ;
-εξρ Ω, —hyossy

LoquyncgubbS va. to reduce or
change to earth; pusqup -neghuy, ἃ
city built on a hill.

PALE

Zrqnp eye s. tufa.

Lay&uy a. overthrown, fallen to the
earth. [earthly.

Zaqkts a. earthen ; terrestrial,

Lag, ag &. wind; air; "fe -Ρ’ the
four winds, four quarters of heaven;

e med. jaundice; -- ξυβωΐνεωε. τ . MOD-
S00N; -Ρ enuuplennp ’ hutnbwennp , the
trade-winds; φέσι. εν δ᾽ peg ξεν “ys
gust of wind; gale; S. Rafeuge; (88.
(Ake, 24s , “πη easy ; mynd» anole _
Suumun —, light or gentle breeze;
soft, fresh, fair, changing wind; σι.
ses μοῦνα ὧς. fy ass oss exo mfr ἢ εἴπ αἰ» ; μι ant,
41 “αὐ Ὁ μῃ ἤ εεροῦνε Ὅ5., acd ghih, uSbaugns --ῦ
cold, angry or raging, furious, stormy,
impetuous, violent, roaring wind; f
(Fhe —vy, on the wings of the wind;
— ghsk, dash, dinfu_b, gugepl, the
wind blows, roars, changes, calms or
falls -- gay, it is windy, gusty ; - &yes_
we, the wind is rising ; 5fwnuh δ --,
the wind is contrary 5 jtq bel’ — sy tase csp
44,, to sail against the wind, or in the
wind’s eye, to sail with a head wind,
to haul the wind; fuprgrul ai Tose
wphk,, to sail before the wind, to be
to leeward, to have a fair wind, a wind
right aft, to scud ; fig. to prosper ; «τω.
“τ 4| ἥεω re. saney.cos εν ceaie to unfurl the sails,
to spread the canvass ; -- a#fnquwh men,
ΤΩ Vlogdf ΓΑ ΤΣ ΣΧ ell; ps » ἃ favour-
able wind filled our sails ; “τε ~ ny , tO
throw to the winds ; »n9hy yin’, to
turn with every wind (of fortune), to
be a weather-cock, a time-server ; χα
wp &,, to feed on air, to cherish vain
hopes, to build castles in the air; Pas
%usy —ny, to labour or strive in vain, to
lose one’s pains 5 guy g—nd, to vanish,
to dissolve into air, to disappear; g—«
JS wawhzk,, to be reduced to one’s
last shifts, on one’s last legs, to amuse
oneself with idle expectations, to buoy
oneself up with vain hopes; ja guskyry
wag be dusphyy uykug, at the mercy
of the winds & waves ; finpguwpkph dip
£f% & -%, our prophets prophesied to
the wind.

Loqdapkp a. bringing, causing or
producing wind; -¢fp s.anemographer;
—gnegul a. Weather-wise ; -gpncl3h 9.
anemography ; -χξων δ. weather-spy ;
—pfwsh δ. ANEMOSCOPE 3 —feuyug a.
sheltered, secure from winds; tran-
quil, calm, peaceful; —/su02% a. accom-

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panied with wind ; -Savgh§ s. bol. wind-
flower, anemone; 85. Qacm, Pbitay ;
-δβν a. wind bearing; —4«6 a. storm-
beaten, agitated by the wind; squally,
tempestuous ; -- wabhb,.to agitate with
wind; -4n5$/un- to be agitated, tos-
sed, troubled by the wind; to hull or
float at the mercy of the winds; fig. to
fluctuate, to waver, to be irresolute
or wavering, bewildered, in doubt;
-hodnecl2fe% §. storm of wind, squall,
tempest; fig. agitation, trouble ; —<up,
wg a. weather-beaten, tempest tos-
sed; S. fan ; δ. Teaesls Nees of se; - ὀρ“ ὁ. «ἷν,
air-gun ; -φωρῥαγνη. to lash away flies
with the tail; S. reefs ρ ῥα, —pbd;
-dayt a. howling, whistling like the
Wind ; πη, fg 8. Wind-mill; ἴα a-
dispersed by the wind; ρα 8. -ᾷσδ;
πρ s impetuous wind, squall, hurri-
cane, heavy gale, whirl-wind; —afz s.
rhumb-line ; -ζωροῖ a. shaken, agitat-
ed by the wind ; -20%; a. windy ; rais-
ing or causing wind; s. mech. fanner,
blower; —saa/ s. anemometer 5 --Σ-..
poe (Ff 8. anemometry ; --ωρ a. Weath-
er-driven ; whirled about by the wind;
- (μη. δ. bot.wind-flower ; —p¢éz s.fold-
ing-screen ; —yag s. weather-cock ,
vane ; mar. mariner’s card ; 8. —qfasag;
—ifrayen δ. bot. celandine, swallow-wort.

Loqdkyya &. phys. rolipyle.

Loqdpulewg a. swift as the wind; -
tétful un. to go like the wind, to rattle
along full speed, to go full speed.

- Jagd 9. gentle wind, pleasant
breeze. .

Laqdaenryg a. swelled by the wind.

Loydiaew a. Windy, gusty ; cold.

2 πηορ ΕἾ, ad. like the wind.

Zaqaem a. earthen ; earthly.

* Zaqdeone ὃ. cemetery.

Zatispwh a. equivocating; 8. —tor;
-διγυπ.ἴο equivocate; -m(2h S. Up.
ghdach ; —day » &c. δ. Brbeh® ® bef.

Ludwip sm. lover. (pent. ὅς.

Ladustach , &c. ὃ. Lund, GebelS.
&c. ; a.equivocal; -mwpuwp ad. —ly ;-#.
(3% s.—, —ness, —vocation.

Lodk pushuib ,—pouk awh a. homeric, of
Homer or his poetry; poetic; stad
un. to resemble Homer; to become 8
clever poet ; —w94£s ad. after the man-
ner of Homer or his heroes, in the
style of Homer; poetically.

Σκυβρβνων 8. Ἰηίνμάνινίβα.-

Ce ee μι

2NU

Lys wy 8. battering-ram ; 8. ἴσων; fig.
dismay, dread, fright, terror, fear.

πως α. grand, magnificent, su-
perb, splendid; great, excellent, emin-
ent; - purynp . topping, most eminent
city; — aye, ἃ great man; — fraud,
illustrious prince; - p¢f,4, celebrat-
ed doctor ; —n<(#f s. magnificence.

Lywtach a. renowned, celebrated ;
-z£% a. superb, stately, splendid.

Log: Sacqhy 8. 8ap, juice; extract;
mucilage. |

lop: Seeby δ. assembly, company,
party, troop, band; - &p£eg, herd,
drove; — (απο, flight; -- dhqnewg,
ewarm ; 40,7 ῥ᾽ Say ad. in troops, by
companies ; in crowds ; Swqhackp Say
ῥ Say pbk csi (Pf (3-2, a thousand new-
budding flowers. (cherry ; --tree.

inj’, φεῦ 8. cornel, cornelian

Lnsyrrag aarp ove_as bs Lyf s. bol. phaseolus

Lemoranhp S. θωρῇ. [caracalla.

Zeafs. the second month of the
ancient Armenian calendar.

Lenod, vy 8. α. roman, latin; greek ;
-wpkt or —&pk% ad. in latin or greek.

Saw og: upg 8. flux, fluxion; efflu-
via; effusion. (fluidity.

2 πωωνἤ este Ss. neausliriewn, —althed 8.

Zovwtoun a. flowing, running, fluid;
fg. transitory, transient; s. fluid; Δ.
(hm push ust -, electric fluid.

Lewskp 4. stream of water, water-
course ; overflowing, flowing out ;
water-fall; phys. current, stream; -
σαμεν » the gifts of the Spirit; - ὁρμὴ
Voleanic eruption; torrent of flame;
- gapheg, a torrent of ills ; te Pnepg
Moryfr ws pd, my eyes have become
water-brooks, my eyes run down with
rivers of water.

Lavwhfy 8. reophore. [{chine.

Lowksp dkpbiay 8. wWinnowing ma-

2 πωξα, κοΐ va. to shed, to spill, to
pour out; to flow, to fall, to drop; to
gush, to stream, to run; to scatter, to
disperse ; to winnow, to fan; to pre-
Cipitate ; - sp papnfs anaternousps y — bp.
pee Sbqkaq ΓΝ [2 oan 0049 928.68 to shed tears
abundantly, in torrents; -- Saqdzy» to
east to or throw to the winds; S. 2a.
upd’. [mech. to discharge.

Laub gnegqubbhd'va. to cause to flow;

σῶα, δα vn. to run or flow out,
ow, to stream ; to drain, to trickle
or run down, to drop, to leak or ooze

Als

2nd,

out; to be scattered, dispersed, dif-
fused, spread ; to rush on; to fling, to
precipitate, to fall ἢ Pe pangqu - δ. ὕσωνη >

Leubs a. shedding, pouring out ;
scattering, spreading; dispersing; s.
winnowing-fan. (crowd in or out.

Leuseuful un. to flow, to run; to

Zeuncti 8. flowing out, outpouring,
effusion, discharge ; leakage.

al, a a. cool, fresh, bracing; s.
cool, coolness, freshness; *8. Zeqd;
folds caused by the wind; draping; -,
«οἰἴτηΐρ —ag, —ag gbunfilr , cool, shady
places; country residence; f -- Ezus_
ub&,.to go into the country, to breathe
the fresh air of the country.

Ledupkp a. airy, well aired.

2υήωξωρν eq 8. fan; -ἰ ὦ, bgp va.
to tan, to blow, to revive a fire; -af,
-o δ, §. ventilation, airing.

Ladui, int. holla! oh! hoy! alas!

Zadutsd, wguy un. to grow cold, to
become cool, to get fresh; to grow
cool or cold, to cool down, to become
lukewarm or careless ; -- og, to grow
chilly.

LaduiutieS, mguy un. to over-
shadow, to shade, to shadow; to seat
or repose oneself in the shade; fg.
to take under one's protection, to
protect, to defend, to shelter.

2 παφιωΐνιω g ve. wht St yva. to extend or
Spread a shade over, to shade.

Zndwiwenp a. shaded, shady, co-
vered; fig. covering, protecting; — ὦν.
aywpwtp» house shaded by trees; φως
Sup —» bed with testers; -- σεν Lyf va.
to shade, to cover with shade, to cast
a shadow upon; fig. to protect, to take
under one’s shadow or patronage;
—ac(2h s. shadow, shade; protection,
patronage.

Laduthbuh , δύ s.marquee; awning;

Zoduwtf s. shadow, shade, umbrage;
fig. auspice, conduct, shield, defence,
guard ; πὶ -Ὅξωωε. ad. in the shade, un-
der the shadow of; fig.with the protec-
tion or under the auspices of; -- ἥν
easel ΚΣ S. —harcnapk dS, ate ΠΡ bf nity —
whgft, my life has passed away like
a shadow.

νήσας, s.belvidere, terrace, kiosk,
turret; baldaquin, cover; blind; pa-
rasol or umbrella; -- ν #s:% —, sum-
mer-residence; -w#pby a- umbellifer-
OUS ; -ανῇ δ. parasol; —ssteadS.—Tesead’

[S. ~ang-

2nd,

Zrfubecm a. shady, umbrageous,
overshadowing ; -,7% a. refreshing,
cooling, airy ; -wa% a. airy, well-aired,
fresh, cool; brought up in a fresh,
breezy place ; - duype, cool, airy
places.

Lenfeargnegutb lS va. to cool, to re-
fresh, to make cold; to chill; fg. to
cool, to relent, to slacken, to abate,
to relax. , [air in.

24 4, kgf va. to fan; to air, to let

Ladben, dup, wug 8. Valley, vale,
dale; plain.

Ladbe, tet » ἀπε 8. pastor, shep-
herd, herdsman , neatherd; Sadacpf
4 "ε. ἡ οἷν OF php bot. shepherd’s rod or
Staff, wild thistle, dipsacus sativus,
damasonium ; diwteck -- , shepherd-
boy ; «4f4% -- shepherdess, shepherd-
girl, —-lass. (-pwp ad. pastorally.

σήπει μον ἄτα. S. -δραᾳιῇν &e. ;

Ladae ash wits a. pastoral , pastorly,
shepherdly ; - gzuseusqu%, shepherd's
crook; crosier; - (@acq[?, kntgqul,
pastoral letter; -- {δ ρ, bb bg uq. pas-
toral life; -- Sinpfeusy , net, shepherd's
bag, scrip; shepherd’s dog ; -% or -ne_
(2) s.the pastoral art, shepherdism ;
τόξα s.pastor’s companion, fellow pas-
tor; bishop’s colleague, coadjutor.

Zadacwhny 8. shepherd’s dwelling.

adacunnbea 8. chief shepherd ; fg.
J.-Christ; pontiff, archbishop ; -4ée
ad. like a pastor, pastorally; -ωξρ a.
loving, faithfully following the shep-
herd; -%p s.shepherd’s hut; -¢aq
s. shepherd’s pipe, flageolet.

ZofactdS, Eg va. to tend, to pas-
ture, to feed one’s flocks; fig- to have
the cure of souls ; to lead, to conduct,
to guide; «πως -kugk guu, death will
pasture on them.

Ladackpzul s. bucolic poet; -at a.
bucolic, pastoral, rural; - σε ῥεν δ.
eclogue, pastoral poem, bucolic, pas-
toral. |

Zedef s.cool, freshness, coolness;
fig. coldness, indifference, cold-heart-

δπήσε ῥά s.shepherd-lad. [edness.

Ladacnc(3h 8. pastorate, pastorship;
fig. pastoral care, cure of soils.

Ladoen Sh sf. shepherdess.

Louw dé a. valley-shaped, valleyé
ed ἢ concave.

ras ors casts cxs αἴ", sas wep un. to sink to ive
way, to fallin. Ὁ ae

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ane

Zan, ny, of 8. Odour, smell ; per-
fume, scent ; sign, indication ; — ashy,
atarslig or wines [Ὁ ἢ grateful odour,
sweet, savory smell, perfume, fra-
STance ; .pasqgp» εἰσρεῖ. (Fb(the,
uwuanfrly, seo —, sweet or fine, agree-
able or delicious, slight, strong, dis-
agreeable or bad odour or smell; -
Δ ων stench; - ων" Ἄρεα. ἢ ὁ ιν to
perceive an odour, to smell, to scent;
-mbk,, to smell, to be odorous; -
Suphestb,, panel to spread, to ex-
hale an odour; 8. Σωρφω ῥα, ῥ Sb
we cassserrecstal: csortlerve. “- κε cas εν ἔτ {τἀν ἡ} ole » he
smelleth the battle afar off; ῥὶ - Spy
Sunqhbugh, it will shoot Up 88 soon as
the moisture effects it. ,

nwunne α. having ἃ keen sense of
smelling; -(#f-% s. smelling, smell.

Zoamuput 8. garden of odoriferous
flowers; perfumery.

“τοῖν κα ἔξ ων 4 Lawby » Lenk cst a.
sweet-smelling, —-scented, odorifer-
ous, fragrant. (odour, a nice smell.

Lemuenp pl vn. to have a gratefal

ZewkS, ἔξ va. to render stinking,
fetid; to rot, to putrefy, to stink.

Laupt, Equy vn. to have a nasty
smell, to smell, to smell nasty, to
stink ; 4k. Stinking, fetid ; rotten,
corrupted, putrefied.

Lomnnead Ss. Zamnn fl.

Leamnambshe » pew, 8. the smell, the
sense of smelling, nose. [smell to.

Lamamk gnegutled va. to cause to

Lamnanfl, E-gesy . nk”, ἔοβ on. to
smell, to scent ; to sniff up, to breathe;
to touch, to approach; — f ὅσων ubac_
zhg, to accept the sweet savour or
odour. (ditch-gally.

pag 0 fs πα 8. well, cistern, tank;

2c ? by 8. 80n-in-law.
*) npwtng 8. dung-hole or pit.

Zapq. a. trodden, frequented.

Loppwt owl ya. to cause to ad-
vance, to lead on, to conduct, to drive
forward; vn. to flock in crowds, to
fall upon, to rush impetuously on, to
overspread.

Lopegks, Eat va. to chalk out, to
pave, to plane, to trace, to mark; [0
clear, prepare or open the way ; «#9
δὲν -, to open a road for oneself; -
frags qMesstercsergeanpsS qusuugenpby Pe
to open to oneselfa way to glory.
*2apk Seva. to store up corn ID pits.

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Lapbqats fs. horizon 3 fig.-3 - ik aoa
ib ᾿ ἔρξεν (ὦ 5 “πε. τε. itisesh st ‘ [εἰν ᾿
sensible, apparent, mathematical, ra-
tional —-> .pwqupwhwh —% AP- agi fr,
wdiqgk , the political - begins to lower,
to become cloudy; -% whmaustp syup.
τἴι. the -- begins to clear up; —wpup
ad. tally; ~aelesh a. -tal.

2epde . thy 5. heat, ardour, outburst
of passion, sally or fit of wrath.

Lopdiye » bg 8. Gr. w. necklace,
necklet, string of pearls.

Z-« 8. purulent blood.

Loc Shae a.strong, Vigorous,robust;
powerful, potent, mighty. ν

Ze Sony 8.mus.an Armenian note( “).

2οεηζανξ ωρ 9-00, ag 8. highwayman ;
robber, brigand, assassin; -- σε 8.
highway-robbery.

Loud, Sdiy a. raw, unripe, sour,
hard ; half-cooked; fig. cruel, ruthless,
inhuman.

Lack, Sb: 8. ford, shallow passage,
way ; bot. S. 2%; a. fordable, passable;

- ds ad. a little, something; briefly,
succinctly ; 6 — &patk,, to obtain one’s
Scope ; ἢ πων a. finite, limited.

Lachg, Stary δ. 8eed, grain.

Lachdp » Stdng 8. harvest ; crop;
summer; — frome, hay-making; «ἔων,
dwhnl Siding, reaping, harvest-time,
mowing-time ; (fsemey) hay-time; bz
Shang ᾽ harvest-home > φρξνν -“- ἢ,"
bundant harvest ; nul E ἐδ ἐμ.» -ῥ "Ὁ
=% golden barvest; puenepe Shang »in
harvest-time.

Lacks or Lf%s φρο. shep 8. sound.

2etes int. S. βωών poe

Lacey » Suyry OF Saf a. near, nigh,
close, adjacent; pr. near, close to, by,
by the side of;-.@-,-fi-» — 1f. ““ὶ
b Suz ad. near, close, at hand; by ἃ
by, shortly, soon, very soon, in a
short time ; - ἐνεξ,. Epld uaz, Siar μεν ἔῃ ν
to be near, to approach, to draw near,
to go or come near to, or towards, to
80 closer to; to touch.

Lawl a. last; - “δι ζ ἢ fb pilin , the
last, the last of all, the hindmost; --
δεν, - apt ad ad. after all, at last,
lastly, finally.

_Leep, Spry 8. fire; fig. fire, heat, spi-
rit, ardour; passion, love, flame; a.
fiery, igneous; -% «£9, hell, hell-
fire ; .pflmby —, night-fire, Will-o’ the-
wisp, Jack-o’ lantern, ignis fatuus ; -

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wphubl;, dunk,, to set on fire, to
light, to kindle, to make a fire; -- ςωρ..
ζω. ΣΝ δεν αἰ 9 eed. Or -p gus
wly, &C., to set fire to, to burn, to
set on fire, to inflame, &c. ; 6 - δε
bance smwnky , dinghy qiad, to put
every thing to fire & sword, to des-
troy by burning; to chastise with fire
ἃ sword, to punish severely; ῥ᾽ — αν.
rhe, “asnpfy, to be burnt, consumed
by fire ; freq wphwtk, gspods to add
fuel to the flames; — wa%acy, to catch
or take fire, to fire or blaze up; san_
hac -- » to miss fire 37 ferntruy pappn_
eee b bwqg hes, all rance was on fire,
allin a blaze ὃ ὗ -] b -!- Sear presse. ΓΕ
Ὁξ, fire! fire! the house is on fire! sn.
uk -P% δον αν! qlhph or Sess “εἿ,.ζ7,
&.f-—,he would go through fire &
water for your sake;S. bqb,. Qaewp.
(A usteeasy ν punt ’ 2σηξς. Zhessyr early » &c.

Lreprusmury a. cold, cool.

Lueppest 8. fire-temple.

Lesqess ων κεν ἔῃ » ag 8. subject ; vassal,
sert; a. dependent, inferior, subordin-
ate, obedient, obsequious; attentive,
careful; — ,u£,, to be attentive; --
fu. to be obedient, to obey; --ὧἷρρ 8.
—nac(tt: -Ed, kgf, —pd, Equy una. to
subject, to subdue; to subject one-
self, to submit to, to obey; to serve,
to wait upon; -a/#} 8. subjection,
dependence; vassalage; submission,
obedience, deference, subordination;
devotedness, devotion; care, atten-
tion; — cpfieag, veneration, respect
for the laws; -op£% ad. dependently,
with subjection or submission.

Luyagen , bg a. proud, arrogant,
haughty, lofty, lordly, overbearing,
imperious, supercilious, Vain; -- ων
8. boaster, braggart, vaunter ; —apesy,
-wanjbu ad. proudly, haughtily, vain-
gloriously ; -a#4.«% a. vain-glorious,
boastful ; -- ὐἥνεν εἴ, asgesy yn. to be proud,
to swell with pride, to de ae Up;
—fimnsS fer, to boast of one’s de-
scent or birth 3 -agnegwhbd” va. to
make proud, to puff up, to inflate, to
render haughty; -«(#f 8. pride, ar-
rogance, haughtiness, vain-glory, su-
perciliousness ; S. [πριν af

Ζωμωε εξ Ss. Loew Uy fl, guy un.
to approach, to go or come near fo ;
—n(#f δ. proximity, vicinity, neigh-
bourhood ; touch; intimacy ; habit.

2. 4ι8 2Ρι,

Lab, Egf ’ —byncgutl dS va. to ap-
proach. {touch, to handle.

Leg fl, Sangh guy vn. to approach; to

Lynch, —neith 8. 2iquenpne (I frrt.

Lywwhe 8. exaggeration or affec-
tation in dress or ornament, ridicul-
ous medley, dandyism, finery, spruce-
ness, puerile ornament, bibs & tuck-
ers; fig. affectation, affected ways,
mincing air, simpering.

Legnfl, κω, un. to deck, to trim or
bedizen oneself out, to spruce up,
dress or adorn oneself in a studied or
affected manner.

Labmop, wy ἃ. rhetor, rhetorician,
orator; -wpwt a. eloquent; 8. rheto-
rician; -cpuwp ad. rhetorically, elo-
quently ; -- εν a. rhetorical, orator-
lal 5; -uyp> yg 8. the rhetors, ora-
_ tors; -swhud yn. to be an orator, to
harangue, to speak in public; -a(af
s. the rhetorical art, rhetoric, oratory.

Lafh ged un. to turn; gacpp —, to
turn round; to turn all around.

δα μεν s.snorting or rattling in
the throat; -- ως πεν, death-rattle.

Lang. fp. fes. Salary; bursary; —
Zé 8. stock-holder; bursar scholar,
exhibitioner ; -4./° va. to pay a salary.

Laat, 2andS a. 8. roman, latin; s.
Rome; -ρ. 86 Romans; --νρωζ ων a.
roman ; -«ὐὐ εν a. latin; αα. ἴῃ Jatin;
~aykgfh α. 8. roman; -ξιωζεωἷ, a.roman.

Lash » ony 8. S. Least ress e_ exultation,
rejoicing; solemnity, pomp; --ασε. ad.
solemnly, pompously; — Swphenk, 8.
-διὶ -- ,pubz, to be heard, published,
divulged ; - Suphwtf,, to be spread
the fame of; be Eplduyp — ηνιπωυνξ κε
nl hoqdwta, & the fame of him went
out into every place of the country
round about; -- pt(#tawhay, it is report-
ed, there is a report, they say; the
report is spread; it is rumoured.

Lasuhwaty af-very beautiful, hand-
some, fair, fine 5 -fueh, -bach, -cnp a.
famous, renowned, celebrated, far-
famed; -44;6 a. praiseworthy, com-
mendable, laudable.

δαξωζε bof, —bgncyeth S va. to
make famous, to trumpet, to sound
the fame of, to praise, to exalt; to
publish, to divulge, to make public,
to noise or rumour abroad ; to chant,
to celebrate, to solemnize.

Lrsuh bl, gay un. to be renowned,

celebrated; to be divulged, published,
to get or take wind.

Luhus 9 by 8. giant ; sage san ad. likea
giant, in a giantlike manner ; --σῷνν
πονῇ" &. giant ; —amgors α. having the
strength, vigour ofa giant, verystrong;
-whet a. giant's, giantlike, gigantic;
—wdhe a. gigantic, huge, colossal, co-
lossean; — wapf, colossus, colosse,
colossal statue ; —mpuyy, a. ad. with
giant strides; -- pt(?ateoy, to walk or
advance -)- «Ἴων θανή [ει ἴο make
rapid progress, fg. — great improve-
ment; -nc(#} s. giantship.

Ζυζξ,γ, gh un. to watch, to abstain
from sleep ; fig. to watch over, to
guard, to oversee, to take care of, to
have an eye upon; S. 2ῥεωΐνᾳ, ὅς.

Lubbgagq, Lukag s. watcher; a. watch-
ful, vigilant; np. Gregory.

Ζυζηησεζ prt ᾿ Lubae(t fed 8. watch-
ing, wakefulness, sleeplessness; vigil-
ance. [of a feast.

Zubnem 8. watch, vigil; vigil, eve

λυζπεῖ, a. awake. [ade, buffoonery.

2 ων ωαρ ων εἣιρ,, &C. 8.7 4-5 4. harlequin-

Zpupud wh 8. fire-cup ; fig. punish-
ment by fire; a. fiery, full of fire;
—pwhne δ δ. pyrology ; —p4-; a. ignifer-
ous, producing fire; chem. | hae rd
οὐδ; —phpwh α. fire-mouthed; —pabe.
ve a. volcanic; -papp ΟΥ̓ ap a. all on
fire, in flames, burning, glowing, blas-
ing, flaming; - upwdnn [9 5. gust of
passion; impetuous, fiery wrath ; -pry’
8. phicgethon ; -ga.q/ a. ignivomons,
fire-breathing ; s. burst of flame, erup-
tion, volcano; -pact a. fiery, igneous;
fig. spiritual, celestial, divine ; - 419».
σευζ ὧν a. chem. pyrogallic ; -—qfrbdppa-
ζω, a. chem. pyrotartaric ; —gay* α.
flame-coloured, red, red as fire;
—gnehen OF giywh s. fire-ball; - εἴς α.
heaping up fire; —gés ἢ. -φωρὶ τῷ"
fire-arms, guns, muskets, rifles; artil-
lery, ordnance ; —ghtbesh, khug 8. al
tillery-man, gunner ; -gh%bidf va. to
arm or furnish with fire; fig. to in-
flame, to kindle; -φῤΐονε (9 ῥεῖν s. artil-
lery ; -ἰδηΐν a. very poisonous.

σωςωρι ων a.renouncing, abdi-
cating, resigning, taking leave of; #
resignation; leave of absence; «=~
nySrjt, to take one’s leave, to 847
good-bye, to bid farewell to; - G&%e:
retired or solitary life.

20.

2νωωρένω, a. that has resigned ;
deceased ; S. Lewtaplel

Lpwdwplpp a. unbecoming , inde-
cent; prohibited, forbidden.

Lprudt ρα, bap va. to cause to re-
nounce or abdicate; to dismiss, to
discharge; to forbid, to prohibit, to
interdict ; un. to renounce, to abstain,
to deprive oneself of, to forego, to
forbear, to refrain, to desist, to re-
sign; to deny, to disown, to refuse;
to take leave of, to bid farewell to ;
to die, to decease; - yuquigey, to
abjure, to recant, to renounce ; — yeu».
βμωρφξ, to renounce the world; to
enter a convent; — shfustnc (Il, to
abdicate, to resign, to tender, to lay
down or throw up one’s commission;
- ῥ Puogesenpne(FE , to abdicate the
CTOWN 5 «νη» 1. Sl apha ζω ηἶνεν Spree S eas _
ple, I pray thee have me excused,

beg you excuse me, I pray you to
be kindly indulgent towards me; -&_
gat. wb kf S. — ua.

Od de S. Lpwdtuph fon. ἢ Spa
S ωρῖ, gamts ῥ Mulls ustrg , they left each
other, they separated.

: wtanalPh, —acith 8. renouncing,
giving up, resignation, renunciation,
abdication ; dismission ; depaeare
from this life, decease, death; monas-
tic life ; — soe. ihis sual , fb Gesschivog ty Ἃ
épz , resignation, self-denial, thorough
self-forgetfulness, abnegation.

Lpwdtkou , f s. renunciation, re-
nouncing, relinquishment ; abdication;
resigning, resignation; denial, refu-
sal; leave of absence ; dismission,
discharge ; permission; parting, leave;
farewell, adieu, good-bye; - samninys
sede! ἢ 5. ιν Ἃ LF μι ly sks "δε Ὁ) ἴο
renounce, to give over, to relinquish,
to resign; to retire from, to leave off;
to bid adieu or farewell; ῥ -6 ζω σε.
gsebk,, to dismiss, to discharge, to
8end or turn away; wnbney — ΡΟ oy ern cd ’
to bid an eternal farewell, to bid adieu

Or ever.

_ Lpzby 2. full of fire, ardent, burn-
Ng; ~yreghh watkS va. to consume
With fire ; —yoemusdtushh a. chem. py-
rophosphoric ; —fruq, ῥ᾽ 8. pyrotechni-

cian, fire-work maker; -fssqug, f a.
accompanied with fire; --ἰνευησε [Ὁ fet
OT ~fronn gp 8. fire-works ; φιωδιᾳ ξω -ΩῈ,
display οἵ --; waté, —[#hu, to set or

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let off -; —Asun% a. mixed with fire;
—& fia. producing fire ;—-s%buy a.chem.
pyrogenic ; -Snpwsb a. diffusing or
spreading fire; -4(2 a. phlogistic;—fes#_
nw α. fire-topped; —ghpuy OF yhwh a.
fire-like, flame-shaped ; -- gwup or πρ
s.angels; -G&q wanabbdl, —bfghdS va. to
burn, to fire, to set on fire; --ῤηε
~o δ, 4. burning; inflammation; -ν
a. containing fire, igniferous ; 8. py-
rophorus; —«4% s. carbuncle (stone) ;
—Sunys ung ὅ- metal; “ps metals ; “ων,
gét a. metallic; —Saeyng δ. crucible ;
πον, ᾧ 3. steel (for striking fire).

2 σεως ὐἿνη, ps guy 8. instruction, tui-
tion, education, discipline, teaching ;
knowledge, information; regulations ;
system, rules; diet, regimen, low diet;
~p qhinengnc (2k , military discipline ;
=p qflacnpwg. military exercises; ΘΥ0-
lutions; ῥ- bpltac[al dass t-by | ke keg ee
to exercise, to drill soldiers; <p Simp.
firey, bodily exercises ;—usgh en δ. chief
usher; gymnasiarch; —ewpw 8. scho-
lastic institution; gymnastic ground ;
-bS, kgf va. to instruct, to teach, to
exercise, to drill, to discipline, to tu-
tor, to train up, to form, to regulate,
to civilize, to polish, to fashion; -- [μα
un. to exercise oneself, to practise, to
acquire instruction or knowledge, to
improve one’s mind; -ᾧξ a. instruc-
tive ; instructing; s. instructor, teach-
er, tutor; -n(df.% S.-p-

LpuwSun a.red-seeded (pomegran-
ate); —Sup, f s. carabine, carbine;
—Supuhhe §.carbineer 5 —Sduy, fy 8.
pyromancian; -ρ or -#c(#h δ. pyro-
mancy; τόπων OF «wus a. fire spreading,
shedding fire on; —Sauamhp 8. torrent,
river of fire; -4004W/ un. to flow like
a torrent of fire; —dgac(#fet 8. 2 pd-3;
—dhe 8. pyramid; a. 8. —hh poy.

Lpudinjwhwt a. imperative, imper-
ious, lordly, dictatorial; s. gr. imper-
ative mood.

LewdiykS, kgf va. to command, to
order, to enjoin, to impose, to pre-
scribe; to permit, to allow, to author-
ize; to establish, to settle, to dis-
pose; ms —. to forbid, to prohibit, to
proscribe, to interdict. ;

Lpeuslish , wg 8. command, Order, in-
junction, ordination, behest ; permis-
sion, authorization , license, leave;
decree, edict; Susann —, counter-

ὅ

ZU. ,

order; -p, destiny, fate, lot, fatality ;
doom; - 4 π:ε- ἐἷ εν ὅν δ » doctrine of faith;
- καί “ὦν orn τανε fas essen σῇ ’ oracle ; esslegz cpr -ο
irrevocable order; -- aby, quby , sens ,
to command, to order, to dispose; to
appoint, to decree; to give leave, to
permit δ 5Ξ eanbneys _ {ει sae fas caste fs rT),
nz, to obtain leave; to receive or-
ders or directions ; — ww dv «σεν fre.
ey to make one’s will; bau Loaf ma
| ed υϑρυξὺ by —u “44 y I have signed
this decree; 8. 94%; -, fire-pot.

2 pundit patil Γ' un. to deliver the
oracle; -μιυΐννε [μεν 5. oracle; —pup
ad. imperatively ; with authority, au-
thoritatively; imperiously; -pé& ,b_
Ehfun. to perish miserably; -aép s.
courier, messenger ; envoy, ambassa-
dor; -¢fr s. ordinance, order, war-
rant; letters patent; monitory; — ἐξα.
hag ρα 9296. letters dimissory; S. Ue
“πρὶ -qp&w un. to give orders; to
Impose ; to decree ; —gqahg shupuf un. to
break an order, to transgress ; —G0% a.
imperative, imperious, lordly; --ζων,
mu & ΘΧΘΟΌΓΟΥ, proxy; mandatary ;
a. obedient; -Gupg put Or -hupyp 8.
tenet, dogma; -ane, wy a. receiving
an order; -saap, wy 8. Commander ;
τανεωζνε [δ βεν δ. command, authority ;
—mne, wy a. commanding, permitting;
-anene(dh, παρε (Ff δ. command, or-
der, ordination; leave, license, per-
mission ; —ungk f va. 8. pwns aso ese Ss
to deliver an oracle.

Lpwdutoms a. woven with fire;
—dkip 25. afternoon lunch; -—dmfs a.
tempered (iron, &c.), -- thunp ofipry,
the fiery shafts of love ; —edme 4 5. z00l.
Indian or Tibet-musk; pyrausta.[dent.

Lewb a. igneous, fiery, pyric, ar-

Lewp&eg a. burnt, consumed by
fire ; burning, consuming by fire; <p,
—bgne[d fer s. burning; conflagration,
fire, flames.

2 στρ 8. fig. fire, heat, ardour.

Lpwtul, wguy un. to ignite, to be-
come fire, to be on fire, to kindle, to
be inflamed; to catch or take fire, to
burn, to be lighted, set on fire; fig. to
take fire, to be all fire, blaze or ex-
citement. |

Lewtipe[t , kay 8. Lpbykn; — ding,
gunpowder ; -%ny u. fire-flashing ,
sparkling, luminous, gleaming ; -#n.n4
δ. bot. ranunculus, ¢row-foot; -zacuw

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a. all fire, ardent, burning; -ο s.
stink-pot; cannon; canuon-ball; - aku
s. chem. augite, pyroxene ; --ὐἶνη 3. fire-
tube, flue, chimney.

Zp=z. 6 8.8. <p; a wonder-struck,
astonished ; - wa — ad. admirably,
wonderfully ; -copseuwbewy a. born or
produced in a wonderful manner ; -«_
g¢&q a.charming, graceful, of admir-
able beauty; -mgapd, &c.8. ἢ ροῦν ες.
&c.; —-aegkes a. fond of portents or
prodigies; s. soothsayer, conjurer;
—ag ῥανεῖ a. of ἃ fine figure, of charm-
ing aspect, of wonderful grace, of sin-
gular beauty ; -aqut a. admirable,
wonderful ; astonishing , surprising;
—wgapq. a. Wonderfully ornamented
or embellished with δ — ces og eas peg ἐγ oD Va to
ornament or adorn wonderfully well;
πη a. exciting admiration, charm-
ing, enchanting; -ef a. wonderful,
marvellous, worthy of admiration,
surprising, amazing; <p δ. wonders,
prodigy ; <p Peumpenhrohwhp , hydrau-
lic paradox; -eduanhl 8. bot. balsam-
ine, balsam; --ὐὐᾶ μων. fogs aq a. eX-
tremely well built or done, wonder-
ful, astonishing, surprising; s. master-
piece ; δαί —p, the seven wonders;
-whb punts S ya. to make, build or con-
struct wonderfully well; —wbpum}
s. wonderful constructiom, grand &
imposing monument,marvellous work,
surprising fact ; —wiwegksb a. very

retty, charming, fair ; —stuw ὃ.
whs—; -whhep a. wonderfully paint
ed; magnificently embroidered ; * very
clever (painter); -atja% a, wonder-
ful, prodigious, miraculous ; -«bapey
a, wonderfully renewed ; -wsknck a.
renowned, very celebrated, famous;
—uzinps a. very graceful, very charm-
ing ; —asqguySevn. a very luminous,
brilliant , resplendent; —sscyusmpe 6.
very honourable; —sssyesravnesl a. CX-
tremely well narrated; relating won-
ders; mysterious; —ssagEu, —asmbofy:
-wanegubkd, ὅς. 8. Uputrgb-» ὅθ)
sry a. very resplendent, very bril-
liant, most luminous; —apsn a. most
majestic, -- glorious, — august; -#.
Δικ δα ad. wonderfully, marvel-
lously, admirably ; miraculously ; ma-
jestically, gloriously ; των [Ape
8. magnificence, august grandeur,
wonders, marvels; -.£4 a. red, red

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hot, all on fire, incandescent, at a
white heat; fiery, ardent, burning;
~zacks a. fire-breathing; vomiting fire,
volcanic; furious, raging, ardent.
ιν,» + 2bg 8. miracle, marvel, won-
der, prodigy, portent; monster ; spec-
tre, phantom, larve, ghosts; -- fsftou_
we(#k, prodigy of science, of wis-
dom ; -ω gapdék,;, to work a miracle;
fg. to perform miracles, to do or work
wonders ; ὗ 2 gees Sus οι αἵ ποι, ad ky, to
surprise, to astonish, to stun, to am-
aze, to astound ; Τῷ -2hge, what a won-
der! good Heavens! Goodness gra-
cious!

Lpwsenf 8. pyrometer ; - δώ a. fire-
eyed ; —syurSayetwh 4. fire-screen ;
any emp ere . δα. 8. ona fy μεν — .

“νοΐ » wy 8. Place, spot,
ground ; public or market-place, mar-
ket, exchange; town-hall, town-house;
concourse of people, assembly, the
public, crowd; court, tribunal; good
cheer, feast 3 en pron np fils —g qppuilg F
porch, portico, atrium, vestibule; a#npk.
qkpwhwkh, ὠζέη —, last judgment; -—
Wb Shifg. gymnasium ; 8. lum, ἢν,
Bunge ® ens eref? ἢ as ὗ -f rT ν alse.
ad.in the public places, in public, pu-
blicly, notoriously, evidently, frank-
ly, plainly, openly ; -- g#&,,» to consult,
to deliberate ; — wath, 8. --ὦ 4.

L pews usprashweput 8. public orator,

ranguer, preacher ; tax-collector,
~-gatherer ; -4S, -- ε (2h 8. Weok trp
thd, &c.3-gaF a, made public, pub-
lished, divulged every where, rumour-
ed abroad; — wabs,, to publish, to
make known far & wide, to divulge,
to noise or rumour abroad; -- ἐδ,»
to become public, to take wind, to
be published, divulged; -fsocwdp a. pu-
blie ; - σιν ἔν a1 cas εν» ν“- spectacle; —frow »
#9 a. pronounced in public; s. public
speaker, haranguer, orator, speech-
maker, declaimer; ad. publicly ; — ,6.
thf Or —froups un. to pronounce or re-
cite in public, to harangue, to address,
to declaim, to recite; *to spout, to
speechify ; —froune(#f 8. discourse pro-
hounced in public, oration, harangue,
sermon, declamation ; —fussesh ent a. de-
Mocratic ; --φιωρνε δ ῥεῖν 5. democracy ;
~hwt a. public, notorious ; solemn;
~bufewen a. publicly reproved, blam-

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publicly cursed; --)ρϑση a. street-pac-
ing, roving, vagrant, wandering,
tramping; —«4« a. seen by all, public;
τ -mlbsufy OF gag πεν... to expose
to public view, to show up in public;
pupa watkS va. to expose to infa-
my, to defame, to slander, to lampoon.

Lyrecoengeas pre bo, E-gfs va. to publish,
to make public, to promulgate, to di-
vulge; to declare, to disclose, to re-
port.

2 raseng eas ress yore (2s ὅ. publicity, divul-
gation, promulgation, making known.

L press esg eas forse a. fire-walled ; ang carpe.
sp a. surrounded by fire.

Leese esy be ont δ. ignipotent.

Le-agyee 8. charms, attractions,
allurements; lure, bait, wheedling,
cajolery, flattery, enticement, solici-
tation, seduction ; instigation, sugges-
tion, impulse, incitement; - gkaqa,
charms of beauty ; -- 4us%ayfg ν Sb pera,
(#&, the allurements of pleasure, of
Voluptuousness ; syesnfe -—, deceitful
baits 5b pe acpace pdpntfy, kpobk;.
4upwhfy » to be seduced, misled,
tempted, led astray, allured, enticed,
decoyed; fb “4 gpa (9} a a ee
ky ang, to entice to gluttony; to al-
lure one to debauchery ; seperti gushhy
acuk-p pu saqmope, Fick ways » to admi-
nister poison, to poison ; fig. to seduce,
to mislead, to pervert, to corrupt,
to debauch, to lead astray, to bring
into an error.

Lpwmncpwhwt a. attractive, entic-
ing, alluring, engaging, seducing, in-
sinuating, tempting, captivating.

L presveag sve yr uss “»ε- gustels eS va. to over-
strain a word or phrase, to pervert
the meaning or sense of a passage.

Lpwyacpk dS, Η Egf, —bgnegeath f UAe
to allure, to attract, to entice, to de-
coy, to inveigle, to induce, to instig-
ate, to seduce, to suggest, to wheedle,
to dupe, to coax, to cajole, to flatter;
to suborn. [stigator; a.S.-puwshah-

Lpwuynepfs 8. seducer, deluder; in-

Lpufkpt s. scarlet fever.

Lpwanc a. fire-bearing; — bach
‘ung, conser. [tance of a league.

Lpwuwfe, ᾧ 8. league; —wasaunp 8. dis-

Zpwunegh J va. to engulph in a vor-
tex of flame ; to set fire to.

Zpwdue. 8. fire-lighter ; stoker, fire-

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man ; mech. bellows blower; a. ar-
dent, inflamed, burning ; —4,hp s. steel,
tinder, match, &c.; -&/ va. to light,
to inflame; --νεἰϑ ῥεῖ, 8. bonfire.

Lpruww, fg 8. fire; pyre; funeral pile;
fig dire, ardour ; ast. Mars; .—s ὠράε,
bby, Saphwtk,, to kindle, to light, to
set on fire; -..9 a. tormenting, pu-
nishing with fire; πως a. ardent, burn-
ing ; — Sk pith S. Lp aft pith.

ΣΟ ps ess fy ¢ sy 8. publisher 4 an-
nouncer, crier; bill, poster, advertise-
ment; — diwpunf, declaration of war;
- watkd or --ι Γ, kgf va.to publish, to
make public, to divulge, to promul-
gate; to denounce, to declare; to in-
form the public, to cry, to proclaim;
to pronounce, to intimate; to spread
8 report; to post up, to set up a bill
or paper, to publish; to edit; -fs.—aq
8. bill-sticker; publisher; editor; -#«.
(9. -ncif 3. publication, publicity,
promulgation, proclamation.

press ἐπὶ κε ps eas uf a. raining fire ; anu 087078
a. igneous, fiery ; -m&Sva.to change
Into fire; -nhkw, wh, fy a. like fire,
flame-shaped ; fire-coloured ; -ansap
a. burnt; -mf4ep δ. sparks; embers;
squib ; — ogwdpg., sky-rocket.

Lewpackunp 8. pyrotechnics > “πὴ,
hush a. nical; -ane[Ffet 8. --.

wguyn a, emitting flames; shin-

ing, sparkling, glittering ; — ms, fire-

flashing eyes ; -ρ δ. fire-works.
Lewyet, fg a. throwing, casting or
shooting fire; δ. gun, musket, fusil,
piece, arquebuse, rifle, blunderbuss;
aft 4 δαϑ αν» locas α. συν ΟΣ ΣΌΣ ΩΣ 2. “πη ἴτω usps,
percussion-, flint-, pendulum-, needle-,
double-barrelled, air-, breech-load-
ing, sporting- or shooting- , fowling-
or birding-gun, musket or rifle; pug
ῥεῖν» -f, musket-shot; »afrg -f, re-
port of a gun; Sapncend —f, Zun-shot
wound 7 puphne (Fh δε [Ὁ p ’ thunder,
thunder-bolt ; juacy g-, to load a gun;
wpduht, g-, to shoot, to let off, to
discharge, to fire ; spuntiney ὁπεμ τ.’
to miss fire, to flash in the pan; S.
Lisk,, δια. ; <p» hail of fire; musketry;
-upnet 8. butt-end, stock; —mhfhp ,
ἤρωρ s.fusileer, musketeer, arquebu-
seer, rifleman ; --ὐνῷ αν εἴτ ΓΟ --
να. ἴο shoot; 8. ΣΧ ΩΣ qd prarqush ;

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δὴν
-σε 2} s. shower of fire; volley of mus-
ketry, discharge of fire arms ; report,
detunation; thunder-bolt.

Lpwgngwik S va. to inflame, to set
on fire, to burn; to make red hot, to
ignite.

Zpwck ps chp 8. invitation; ὡῥρω.
tie —» courteous —3 - Swmpuuwthag,
pocquphacapne(Fb wt, & aseypls , - to a
wedding, to a funeral, &c.; — «λων to
invite, to bid; dkpP&, g-%, to decline
an invitation.

. Leuefpwh, wg δ. inviter, host, hos-
ess; --ὧὖν a. inviting, alluring; s- per-
son invited, guest. [tion.

Lewebputh 8.8. Zpeweke ; predestina-

Leeched, Lal va. to invite, to de-
sire, to invite to a feast or assembly;
to convoke, to convene ,susmssPasg τὴν
-. to predestine; -- ᾧ ως, to ask or
invite to dinner.

Lpaefpoth 8. invitation.

Zpwenp a. fiery; 8. ast. Mars ; —sfony
a- sparkling, shining as fire, luminous,
brilliant ; -- ρα a. tried by fire ; —pop
dn(#fs. proof by fire; --ἰὖσε δ. bol.
pyracantha ; —pusp s.fire-stone, pyrite.

2Zer®s. by 2. fire, conflagration; -
bb Sadoe, f twef, ship on fire out at
sea; fire on board ship; — aphesbb,,
4utk, g—. to fire, to set on fire, to give
to the flames; — qusnbyuane , if was
burnt ;8. σεν. 9 ; --οὐεωῖν a. COM-
bustible, incentive ; -x4& buf un. to
be burnt 3 -wpfac a. 8. incendiary;
fire-brand; -&s, kgf va. to burn, to
kindle, to set fire to; -ᾧξ s. incendia-
TY; -σείθῥεν, —ncifs s. conflagration,
burning, combustion; inflammation.

Ζσεηξῖν α. of fire, fiery, igneous ; em-
pyreal, celestial, spiritual, angelic;
—p s.the angels; - &phfip. the Em-
pyrean.

Lpkgunsk wy 8. angel; deputy; mes-
senger, envoy, ambassador, legate;
courier, express ; indication, sign,
token; <p, the angels, heavenly spi-
rits ; — 2 eugpresey been file 7 emfelig » DUDCIO,
the Pope’s =.= iss ross fs ΧΟ ,
herald 5 sye2$csequst —, tutelary or guar-
dian-angel; — kb, angelus; pupf -ρ»
the good angels ; su —p, the evil spi-
rits; τῇς JS! my angel! my darling!
to send a messenger or ambassador.

Lphpenuhwpwp ad.in an angelic man-

--- νὰ ee eee re πὸ σὰν

2 Ὲ
ner, angelically; like a messenger ;
-phml a.inhabited by angels; —qisueg
makk dS, pbifeS va. to send an embassy
or a deputation ; -- ;4%6,, to be sent on
an embassy, on a mission, on an er-
rand or message; —gbuwgn(2h 4. em-
bassy ;—geedup , —pnekg a. assembled,
composed of angels; -(νω «ἦν a. in the
company of angels; -ντων, (fudp ) δ.
bot. angelica ; 5. βηρωζνιν; -ωὧἷν 8.
ght; -ξἔρα a. like an angel, angelic ;
-t/p a.endowed with angelic prero-
gatives ; - ρον a. living, behaving in
an angelic manner, leading an ange-
lic life ; —4as%qLen a. like or resembling
an angel, angelic ; ~/% a. angelic, be-
longing to an angel; heal, arguy UN.
to become an angel, to live angelical-
ly, to lead an angelic life ; -- ων a. ad.
resembling an angel, like an angel;
~uphon, wy 8. archangel, chief or prince
of the angels ; —w&w ad. like an angel,
angelically; -w£p a.fond of angels;
~{aj£,a. proper, becoming to an angel,
Worthy of an angel, angelic; -maéw a,
that has seen an angel; —ebufy, —afuy
a.of celestial form, of angelic appear-
ance, or beauty. [to herald.

Lynuhid, kgf va. to announce,

Lpbgmuhkpod s. the hosts of the
angels, (—#, my -.

are s. little angel, cherub;

Lphrmukne(Ffr.% 5. angelic nature;
embassy, message, deputation, dele-
gation; —s δ Ly sas cote ley to send
ambassadors, deputies, to depute, to
send a commission.

Lpkpmwhopkth Ss. —es0§a cass ᾿

kin, bg 8. cannon, gun, piece of

Ordnance; Suwumepste --, carriage:
Pigul —f, (anc) cannon-ball; --
26, a bronze cannon ; arb —f,
Sunpowder; apdushdnehp —pg, cannon
shot; cannonade; padpfe% —6» report
ofa cannon; 8. Lashed, Pigft, J pe
£60; pda, τῶν to fire off, to fire or

8charge a gun, to cannonade; wh_
4 πρὸ ashley 4- [δ νιυεῖχ ὗν, to dis-
mount a gun; (Pigqiuy, aprnay - ἡ ν the
artillery thunders; -ahad aap cata; of, —009_
bndbs 8. Lek wn “νων bof ὁ ~ekad ae
δ s. cannonade, -ding ; --ὐὐὖῥβΙᾳ δ. gun-
her, artillery-man; - OF —wayrdush bbb, ,

fire a gun; -b, Egf va. to cannon-
Ade; .-- "εὖ, 5. cannonade.

ipkwrup ad. like a Jew, after the

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manner of the Hebrews ; -puwbac[P fee
8. hebraism ; -ζωωΐν a. jewish, hebrew,
judaical; -- op£ip, the jewish law; --
Sinc{Phrcp, judaical antiquities.

Lyrbuy Lebo Spéhg 8. jew, hebrew,
israclite; —g, the -8 ; (Pu Jpkbg.
jewry, jew’s ward, quarter in a town.

Lp ewtrad ons yessy UN. to become a he-
brew, to embrace judaism ; to judaize.

(7 & ase aay ἔτ oss “δ. chief of the hebrew
nation ; ales S. —plunsie

Lp burnt ’ ὑ 8. Judea ; —Luyp ’ ζω
8. jews, hebrews, israelites.

Ζοξωρεν αα. ἴῃ hebrew > & S. hush 5
- neuustk,, fuouks, ghunky, to learn, to
speak, to know hebrew, the hebrew
language or tongue. [daism.

2υνξωη πε. νδίγυα. to convert to ju-

Zr£2° bg 8. monster; portent, pro-

Zpéoch s-judaism. (digy,moon-calf.

2 υενηδοπι (δ βεῖν 8. Σσδᾳ σε [9 με».

Ζορνῆξο a. fire-hurling , thunder-
striking, fulminating; -- puphac(Phed,

Ll fa. S. Lyrusenfoly » [thunder.

Lpbevak, og 8. inheritance; legacy,
bequest, gift by will, endowment; --
wnatb,, to bequeath; —wawye 8. heir;
legatee. [tree.

ΣΕ ξεβ 4. bot. roucou- or annotto-

2e4&q α. burnt, kindled, on fire; s-
fire; - wa%b,, to burn, to kindle, to
consume by fire; — ἰδ. to burn, to
be burnt or consumed by fire.

Lphhykd. ~que SS. ρίξη wnbkd-

Letbqe 5, --πε Ὁ δ. burning, con-
flagration, fire.

Leteocf s.act of casting fire; jet of
fire ; conflagration; thunderbolt.

Zpe4b+. s.fire-brand, incendiary, bur-
ner; linstock ; -ρν conflagration, fire ;
- bere, fire-ship; -- wahb,, to set on
fire, to set flames to; —,beb,. to be
burnt, destroyed by burning.

ἘΣ pMopXack 8. rw - ;

Ζρ περ, php» ἐδ α. joyful, gay,
cheerful, merry; - ων a. gladdening,
cheery, joyous, mirthful; —4fy :bupst
un. to rejoice with, to congratulate.

Lprnecwip 8. joy, mirth, rejoicing,
cheerfulness, gaiety, sportiveness,
delight, pleasure; —te aedkp hugdky,
ὑ -ω wb, gap, to rejoice, to delight,
to cheer; f -ω ΙΧ ῥα. in the mer-
riment of a feast.

LprXeekgarguik Sf va. to rejoice, to
divert, to amuse; - quh;bu, to de-

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light the ears, to charm, to please.
Lprachd, bguy un. to be joyful, in a
merry mood, to thrill with joy, to leap
for joy, to be transported with joy, to
shout for joy, to be over-joyed, to
exult, to rejoice greatly, to be in a
rapture of joy, to be beside oneself
LoXacaquh wt S. —cshrsth. [with joy:
χε 8. steam-pump ; engine.

2 ζω Γυπ. to fear, to be afraid.

Zeow, f. fe 5. militia men, troops;
military banditti, horde; band, gang,
crew; scout, rover, robber, plunder-
er; 8. ΡΣ -ενὖρ, ag $. ‘bandit-
to, bandit; 8. 2pau; -whh&s un. to fall
upon, to make an inroad, to invade,
to sack, to plunder; -f un. to rush,
to fall upon impetuously.

Lerdupmuh , oy 8. edict, decree ;
tty -ἰ . chronicles, annals; -- τανῦν»
4whk,. to issue ἃ decree; τ «εξ,»
to make or publish edicts; -wcap s.
King’s messenger.

Zpemfy 8. the twelfth month of the
ancient Armenian calendar.

διε. ὐἵνη wh . “ἢ 8. headland, pro-
moutory, cape, foreland. :

Zack 4. roucou, arnotto (dye).

Zech s. fiery nature; ardor, heat.

*7 pocowh, Pp—s.helva, a sweet meat.

Zpeun a. ignited, burning.

Lom. fy 3. flock, flock of sheep, of
goats, fold ;8. Bou ; fig. the faithful, the
universal Church.

Lowmumdnynd a. collecting the scat-
tered flock; -—dusyaeu 8. cattle-steal-
er; *—.07 s.shepherd-swain, country-
Jad, young ploughman; -sfu, uy 8.
pastor, chief of a flock; fig. bishop;
—uybinne{3f 4. episcopacy; bishopric;
-wkp a. careful, fond of one’s flock;
—duwipfs a. dispersing, ruining or leav-
ing one’s flock a prey to wolves;
pnd , ag ὃ. shepherd, pastor; οἷν 8.
sheepfold, fold. |

* 2 combed, ᾿ Zowng 8. βοωνκ «, Bourny-

Lowmkpky 3. Zones car εἴς ont « [moss.

Lempunt 4. bot. lycopodium, club-

Zopreetpresspray 8. asyppus—* —dayt a, born
of a noble, illustrious father, Eupator.

Lopwh, wg 8. flock or herd of ani-
mals; -- ἐνερ to jump, skip or leap
for joy, to bound with joy.

opaphnwyne ung sf. cousin, daugh-
ter of father’s sister; -napgf 8. οου-
sin, son of father’s sister; <pryp δῇ.

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aunt, father’s sister.

Lop ka pay s.uncle, father’s brother,
—fopeng.ncsenys sf. cousin, daughter of
father’s brother; —popapgh s. cousin,
son of father’s brother.

Lopae ᾿ ὑ ν ose. ὅ. step-father.

Loprem, ᾧ 8. but. tuberose.

Lorfeany y f 8. wood-pigeon.

Q (zi) dtuy s. the seventeenth letter
of the alphabet, & the twelfth of the
consonants; 2, 4, eighty ; eightieth.

— It has much affinity with the
letter δ᾽, & is confounded sometimes
with it; for example: Jtdap , febdap;
εὕδων, pid wy; gained, gone, Ke.

upnml Syn. to tremble with age,
to write in a trembling hand.

Qu, πες 4. the young of any ani-
mal; - (aghng, young of a bird, nest-
ling, brood; young sparrow; — 4aca.,
chick, small chicken, pullet; -- 44%.
quwttwy, young one, little one of ani-
mals, pup, whelp, cub; 8. Qapf.%, &e.;
—ntp, the young or little ones, the
progeny; ppfck —acg, the chirping or
twittering of nestlings ; —e or -ᾧ sk.

ne Ὁ. Rex hh p&qae; — dusenk, little

nger ; τῷ φωνάς, (Saseney), to brood,
to sit on eggs; (ἵνα πα.) to have
young, to litter, to bring forth.

*Q.ugwe¢fe 3. bird-shaped initial let-
ter; -feunt ad. together with their
young ; —fvew 8. bot. clove; pink, car-
nation; caryophyliata, avens, bennet;
—wboyg pbupSun. to bring up its young.

Qurgeug, fe, we. 8. funnel, tun-dish.

Qwewpwt δ. nest; niche, cell. [pip-

Q eas eg cxrtrcas eS ’ 4.8 un. tO chirp, to

Qugldontbuy 8. groat-great-grand-
nephew or niece.

Dae bh 8. Very young animal or bird.

| Qurfer, oy OF πε. a. left ; sinister; left-

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handed; s. left, left hand or side; ῥ
~#,on or to the left; gfunks had sp.
thek; quf δὲ 4, to know or not to
know the right hand from the left;
fg. - good from bad; 8. [λφδ ως, Up-
Quvfow(Phe 4. left arm; —faqdbwb a.
left, that is on the left; -gaqd# s. left,
left side ; ῥ -, to the left ; BPE wg bw ῥ
- pe, you will sleep on your left side.
Qusfsustrured yn. to be deteriorated.
ἢ δῇ s. left-handed person.
Qufung, —wh a. sinister, sinistrous,
untoward, unfortunate, unlucky, bad,
sorrowful, sad, unfavourable, contra-
Ty; & -- οὐ, ἴῃ misfortune, adversity
orcalamity ; — twfuett, zeal misun-
derstood; feigned, affected emulation;
-whf ad. sinistrously, unfavourably,
awkwardly, untowardly, perversely,
unluckily, unfortunately; a.S. Quon
qh; - gran gals erg κων να. [Ὁ βεν mistaken
piety ; - ong aco οἷν [y κεν σε. 121s p ᾽ bashfulness,
sheepishness ; wa — μωροίθ αν » from
mere shamefacedness.
Quprnquine 8. Qurfengne (I ped.
Qaefung hl, k-guy un. to be unsuccess-
fol, not to attain one’s end, to find
oneself wofully disappointed, to go to
rack & ruin, to endure, undergo or
suffer failure, to experience misfor-
tune, to be unfortunate.
Quifengns(Ffe% 4. adversity, misfor-
tune, disaster, mischance, fall, dis-
grace, reverse, disappointment ; -(@F
Subba ful,» to experience great cala-
Mities, to be in distress.
Qufrcy ΟΥ̓ ne a. left.
Quefunpe. ’ —ae[d βι ἢ, Ss. Q wfeng @ &e.
Qehapw s. nus. an Arm. note (fa).
Qutked, Egf va. to collect, to mus-
ter, to heap up.
_ keys oes. derision, mockery, jeer-
ing, laughter, laughing-stock ; — να.
γέ. to taunt, to rally, to scoff, jeer or
laugh at, to mock, to make game or
sport of, to turn into ridicule, to make
laughing-stock of; - ,Aué,, to make a
foolof oneself, to expose oneself to
the laughter of every body, to be
laughed at, to be the laughing-stock of.
“ἡ. ES a, shame-faced, ashamed,
confused ; -d ww a. exposed to
laughter, turned into derision; dis-
Onourable, infamous, ignominious, |
Opprobrious; — wa%b,, to expose to |
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a spectacle of, to expose to ignominy,
to defame ; —40d wntbd va. to beat, to
box on the ears, to slap the face; to
use harshly, to abuse, to insult.

Qusquckp 8. 9. ᾽ Qeqhute 5 b δὴν
be fp - ὃ ius, 8. wa evupd.

Quabkd, ky va. to laugh at, to de-
ride, to ridicule, to mock, to jeer, to
make sport of; to put to shame, to
affront, to vilify; to lead in triumph ;
to triumph, to conquer, to be triumph-
ant, to obtain the victory ; “ἢ νος nu
duryhowg kphge , Pompey triumphed
thrice. (quiz.

Q.onhs s.scorner, scoffer, derider,

Qieghs fp, we 8. γοᾶ, switch, stick,
cudgel, whip ; S. —a#%p; a. straight,
erect, right; - Sépp, ding, &c., bristl-
ed up, set on end; -w4hp, —usling a.
having the hair erect; -whp 4. flagel-
lation, whipping, scourging, cudgel-
ling, flogging, drubbing, discipline,
chastisement.

Qunhkd, &gf va. to beat, to whip,
to flog, to lash, to scourge, to flagel-
late, to discipline.

Quqne (Ph, -- σε 1Π, 4. derision, mock-
ery, laughter: triumph; 2uq&y —.d,
—neith yyld-ne (9 Ὁ ΣΥ͂Σ ἴο triumph,
to be triumphant, to conquer.

Quit, bg 4. Voice; sound; cry, shout;
noise, rumour, clamour; term, word,
speech, tongue, language ; mus. tone,
tune; —p Qappfepf, the five univer-
sals, (term in logic);— [¢astng,warb-
ling of birds; — g2aa.(9E, cry, shout
of joy ; — wquqwhkfh, cry, clamour; cry
of pain, moan, lament, groan ; Dace
qn: —f, loss of voice; bb phi pact
—-, hoarseness, raucity; ᾧ - puwpdp,
aloud 2 οφνεωκ.[ . ohh δ᾽ ὦ ἡ δε , on.
fuapd- 9 “Iggy? ε 4s ano es esr ly asey roy ey . ων ἤ ων,
“.πηη.99. [9 γίθια. ν»εὖ,. ass ls αὐ fs oy h- » bah b
pe or Liphkyp ; Tones be ary — ν loud or
strong, grave or serious, agreeable,
sweet or soft, passionate or pathetic,
faint or weak, trembling , thrilling,
tremulous or quivering, disagreeable
or harsh, hoarse, failing voice ; — (Fave.
OF pusdp, unc OF qty. base, deep, 80-
prano, shrill sound or voice; — puwn_
Touany ν asrprcd easly Ey . anlhsy , μεν ἤ εν δ. oso re.
heey, δία.) to cry, to utter, to send
forth cries, to cry out, to shout, to
clamour ; — w#4,, to cause a voice or
cry to be heard; to cry; -- «σεν » ἴο ΟΥ̓Υ͂

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out, to exclaim, to shout; to speak,
to apostrophize ; to defy, to challenge;
f — wut,, to say, to pronounce aloud,
to tell, to recite; fp df — ssgessersessasfeseas_
+£,, to answer unanimously, with one
accord; wqawquhk, f -- dks, to cry
with a loud voice; to shout, to clam-
our, to yell ; papapugneguilly fel”
guin.guibk, 7» to elevate, to raise;
to lower, to abase the voice; guspdyum_
greatly | sas ey ccs ry anol fr, to raise one’s
VOICE 5 — prasgr dhe sey gnsk,, to cry out,
to vociferate ; -- ghip δηξω hngkzqne,
to call after one; - arvevebs esoy fuga fun
wk,. to exhort aloud ; — avusy εἶδ εξ asta »
to provoke mutually, to defy; to shout
on, to exhort, to animate, to inspirit,
to cheer up, to inspire with courage,
to excite; — wu dinpmf, to declare
war, to declare oneself opposed to; —
ΟΣ i Lplupg ΣΌΣ to lift up
the head against high heaven, to be
proud, arrogant, boastful; -- Ὡ» g&pues
his voice failed him ; Ἴνα. ἡ bs e007 £-h,
he has a dying voice.

Quy putine(P fet 5. acoustics, pho-
nics; -gé,p 8. speaking-trumpet.

Qusjtshwt a. vocal; tonic; — gap.
dhe; wind instruments; ~gfg a. of the
same Opinion, unanimous, agreeing, of
one mind; mus. singing with, in cho-
rus; unisonous, In unison; s. gr. con-
sonant; — ῥα or -hgfe un. to agree,
to be of one mind, unanimous; to play
or execute a symphony ; mus. to be in
tune ; to sing to, to accompany ; —4yran
hut ἃ. gr.reciprocal; deponent; --».
ἄησε [9 με», 8. agreement, consent, un-
animity; concert, harmony, sympho-
ny ; mus. accompanying.

Qujio4wo, ῥ᾽ 8. compass or reach
of voice, distance to which the human
voice can reach; —Sase. 8. chanticleer.

ἡ νων δ. sounding-board ;
—sunfr, ὃ s.sonometer; -αδε 8. first
singer; -mn., wg a. giving or emit-
ting a voice or sound; echoing, sonor-
ous ; 8. crier; awaker, rouser; -- £7.
fer. acoustic or ear-trumpet; — bub, ,
to cause a voice or sound to be heard;
to resound, to re-echo; to cry against,
to defy ; -#.p a. exhorting, exciting;
S. ane 5 — hbk, , to dare, to defy, to
challenge, to throw down the glove
or gauntlet; to provoke, to instigate;
- Senhivkusl, day fixed for combat or

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duel; —p s. noise, rumour, crash, re-
sounding, sound, echo.

Quip 3. mus. gamut, scale.

Ωρ", 8. —aa shefo er ofp «

QujtuphtS, bgf un. to utter a cry,
to cry, to shout, to call out; to speak
to, to address; -—4a< a. crying, utter-
ing a cry; s. crier, weeper, wailer,
lamenter; -- gacuw, 4/2, Mourner,
mourning woman; - εξ s. sound, |
voice, cry; shout, exclamation; com-
plaint, lamentation.

Qeujiep tink a. aloud; sonorous.

Quytuweop a. vocal; 8. gr. vowel; *-
ayeesenccspooese» high-mass.

Quyjieg foo 8. mus. tauning-fork.

ων» a. having a loud or sonor-
ous voice; sweet-voiced; canorous,
harmonious.

Qujpk dS, b-gh va. to raise one’s voice,
to cry out, to exclaim, to vociferate;
to call, to invite, to convoke; to pro-
nounce, to utter, to address, to tell,
to express; to name; f βιρωίωσ ων —, to
encourage, to inspirit, to give heart to.

Qusstpteh hg S. Quryteese Seve »

θυ py s. alow, gentle, sweet voice.

Qusjlnpg., wg 8 diapason; gr. con-
sonant, (sooty, pitchy.

θυ δωβωρῥία 3. soot; a. fuliginous,

*Qwhdwed a. ugly, deformed; filthy,
dirty, foul, impure.

Qwirdpp α. 8. ὃ. Q usted yr esos bh ἢ Qutdpar
[Pht ; — wntbb,, to tire, to annoy, to
plague, to importune, to tease.

Qutrdpuh . Quedprustuyf a. tiresome,
tedious, fastidious, troublesome; dis-

usting, cloying.
5 Dua ΟΊ sus un. to grow tired,
to become wearied, annoyed, cloyed,
disgusted ; Basse doses gy br assy b ἀξίνα » Wea-
ry of life.

ἡ ἡ ἤσαν a. easily growing tired.

ἢ, νι gre gestele oS va. to tir e, to fa-
tigue, to trouble, to importune, to
plague ; -- qrukbu, to tease, to vex-

Q wie ρα 8. tedium ; S. Quactrdpnch ;
α. ὃ. Quwidputtuyh; — webby, fb, 8.
Qutthdpusrgnequitele S & ἢ east kyr cse'te cx.

Quitdnne(tpen 6. wearisomeness, te-
diousness, irksomeness, ennui, an-
noyance ; laziness, idleness ; — δ᾽
ang cca εν Σίν rely, ναι Ὁ to annoy greatly,
to tease or plague excessively.

Qua a. twisted, crooked; ill made,
coarse, rough; -weLw" a. grim-faced,

φῦ

surly, crabbed, horrid ; impudent,
brazen-faced.

Qn, κ᾽ 5. hair; horse-hair; mane;
czar; -ᾧ a. hairy; -ἰσπων 8. bol. maiden’s
hair, adiantum; — daypef, fern; -ding
4. hair-sieve ; -0.5f sf. czarina.

Qarc op ᾽ fb 8. wheat-meal : - ΠΥ) ᾿
pearl barley.

Qewhwt a. attractive, alluring, en-
gaging ; fascinating; tight, well bent.

qusbure np a. tendinous; sinewy.

Qeuhp s.act of stretching or spread- |

ing; * braces; drying-place or room;
anal. ligament, aponeurosis; tendon,
sinew ; geom. chord of an arc, subtense;
- Spwywhp , trigger. (line; rope, cord.

ἡ ωρων 8. tenter-horse ; clothes-

Qek/. κοΐ va. to stretch, to spread,
to extend; to throw, to hurl, to fling;
to shoot, to dart; to draw; to attract,
to entice, to allure, to decoy, to lure;
to carry off, to bring, to drag, to drag
along ; to take or suck in, to suck ; to
inhale, to aspire, to breathe ; to length-
en out, to prolong, to protract; *to
leave ; — gog., to respire, to breathe;
~ quokys, to draw a bow ; — gukan, to
let ly an arrow, to shoot; — quncpi,
to brandish; to make a sword-thrust
or pass; S. Uap; - gltf, to row, to
impel by oars; — gd, to lay snares,
to spread nets; — qine&, to bear the
Yoke; -- qureugusvnu, to sail, to un-
furl or set the sails; -- χάδια, to
stretch or hold out one’s hand; ,fupr
-, to attract, to allure, to entice;
υϑειρν — ag ens Ea ons gop es Toes kilts . to incur the
public contempt or hatred; yatdh --
geun th ne pnep , to bring indignation
or wrath upon one’s head, to draw it
upon oneself, to expose oneself to
anger of; — 6 fapacum, to lead to ruin
or destruction 5 -- gh&uwtue, to pass
one’s life or days ; = q pustis to pro-
voke, to rouse, to excite to anger; —
an Ap gsayseyo{ek pul, to load with
insult or execration, to insult, to re-
Vile, to abuse ; δ ἔα xa Ta ean gs αν ων Nun.
hunquop4e fol, he made my way smooth;
“fun. to tend towards, to lean, to
incline ; to linger, to last; to flag, to
languish; to get on but slowly; -- ᾧ
pulu aeon.p,to be allured, seduced ;
~ £paq, to be caught by the hair;
~2yug,to be strained, overstrained ;
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extend ἢ Sg E- gauss. pu. estes «περ, it
lasted ten years ; wapgfounuhp dak
“ὗν the spiders have woven their
webs; ὑ St LE un ‘Tonag ccs ans ess by fo agh ad,
every thing in this world comes to an
end’; dp app 4knf aghghp δρυίθιωω . £0
no farther ἡ ὅτε. dgh dupugapt, & the
curtain falls. : [tion.

Qekaw 4. belch, belching, eructa-

ἢ «ΓΖ. a. attractive; overpowering,
winning; - gopne(P fee, attractive po-
wer, attraction.

Q¢égk¢ va. to pull or haul about;
agdgk ay fr purus s dragged from
one tribunal to another.

Qeaquhwt ὃ. ἢ. εὐ. [molecular -.

Qangqael 8. attraction 37 Misses ssteg »

Q7oct 8. draught, drawing, trac-
tion; shooting; attraction; tendency,
inclination; attachment; — οὕ» res-
piration 5 breathing ; 7 poling hb usg ᾿
draught, gulp 5; -- qusmaupwhfs , tho
draught of a chimney.

Qyamud, wgfhun.to belch, to eruct.

Qaunk dS, Egf » -bgncqubld va. to
stretch, to extend, to distend, to draw;
to tighten, to stiffen.

Qeufd, Ege un. to stretch, to ex-
tend, to spread; to reach, to arrive;
to grow longer, to be prolonged, pro-
tracted; to drive at, to tend to, to
abut in; to stretch oneself, one’s limbs;
to endeavour, to strive, to try, to seek;
“ΣΡ qu ALpntp s to follow with
the eyes; -- σειξρ, to vie, to ema-
late, to rival, to strive with.

Qgnn_h 8. tension, extension, ten-
dency; distension, lengthening, erec-
tion, expansion ; -- faewg , tension of the
nerves, convulsion.

Qigku, Qkanju pron. yourself, you
yourself; ad. personally; goup ἀξ εξ,
warp glpweg, judge of it yourselves.

bynek ’ “νε- εεἿἿ, ( ὃ. ceiling ; - Ὧνεινε. ὧν ἡ °
deck of a ship; — gurSncy, Canopy ; --
ἤσαν ΤΟΟΙ͂ of a coach; -- phkpuhy,
palate ; -- ggfvcy» skull, cranium.

Qh grein, whp δ. sky-light.

θεπηξι 8. artisan, artificer, me-
chanic; artistic production; a. skilful,
expert; -gfanc(2h s. work of hands,
manual labour, trade, calling; -gfp,
gpg 8. manuscript , hand-writing ;
bond, obligation, bill, note; signature;
—gops» wg a. made with hands, ma-
nual, artificial; manufacturing, me-
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chanical; s. manufacture, handiwork ;
—gapd whet a. of arts & manufactures,
artificial, industrial, mechanical; —gap_
$4 να. to make with the hand, to ma-
nufacture, to work; -qapdsp 4. tool,
implement; -ασρό ες [εν δ. manufac-
ture, handiwork, industry; -gpé/ va.
to write with one’s own hand; to sign,
to subscribe; -ε σεῦ 8. Qéaughp-
*Qinuaynewy S. Db tury

Qh meh ay 8. Qe ppw-; -ζ εὖ, a. by
hand, manual; subject, submissive ;
OWN, proper; —fusy, wg 8. handcuffs,
manacles ; -ἶν wphwtb,. αν... to hand-
cuff, to put on handcuffs; -- δ rer, sy
a. made with the hand, manufactured;
s. manufacture; fig. creature; build-
ing, town built by oneself; farm;
craft, calling; - γὰρ. the work of his
own hands; -hkpwkd, -hhpmpl 8.
—gapshkd, Epa, -had& watkdS or -- ἦν,
δέιγυα. to strike with the hand, to
beat with the fist; -4f- a. woven by
hand ; —4démeo a. skilful in art, expert,
practised, versed; —dfp δ. small pre-
sent, drink-money; bribe; -dpusgf ad.
with his hand, manually; -vo.% S.
Qhatiw—; -snkgs a. created or pro-
duced by hand ; -uppp; 9. towel;
-wnetl a. planted with one’s own
hand; 5, tree -; fig. creature, being;
pupil; client, dependent ; -packus,
whl, nw 5. artisan; a. manual.

Qh pushy aery 8. Qa pp--

Qinkp ὃ. glove ; ns γε. ἡ caste ls 9 —ke, to
πὶ «qwik; —Ev, to put on one’s -8;
φῦ, q-&s va.to un-, to take ano-
ther’s —s off; un. to un-, to pull or take
off one’s --Β.

Qkat, αν». “κε. ἐν εἴε or ai pe ; dhap ;
aw, 8 hand; fist; arm; fg. strength,
might, power, force, main strength;
aid, succour, protection; ᾧ -.7 -- ad.
by, by means of, through the medium
or channel of; géhnudp, a8 much as
one can, according to one’s power; f
dhawhk, coadjutor, assistant; au
woth ay f δ κανυξ, subaltern function-
ary; we —, ready at hand, under one’s
hand, near, at hand; wa - penuoput,
portative dictionary; -- ῥᾧ dhawtl, -
ἃ -. -f/-.»from hand to hand, from
one to another, from me to you, from
you to him, &c.; ap ft dhawdp δι, sub-
ordinate; Sgop δέκα, With main
strength, with a strong army ; -- cms,

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a strange hand ; yhphagmig thauy
wingel , ambidexter , right-&-left-
handed person; -- Smcumtnc(ZE , con-
sent, assent; thaw f fq, with one’s
hand tied; with folded arms; fig. idle;
Ab nce phe cscs ἔγεμεν ως , With one’s hands
tied behind; -ρ ψωκωρξωςρ “γένω,
“»»"ε 9}, hands hardened by toil ; εἴν.
δεως edo ab κι ων οὔξε » with a deadly
hand; - ϑδωκ», the hand, Spirit or
Word of God; p ahaft: μωε ζω,
Chuph thawg fepng, according to
one’s strength, power or means 3; aw«d_
pond q~ ber id ars [0 7x ona ong ἔτ oan bc 7 » he form-
ed the project of seizing the chief au-
thority; thacp pephesthg 4,9 ογϑθ ξβι,
quyknut, they lived by their labour;
b 2b natok Lp af ew E bebsattne {Ph , he go-
verns under him; ἡ 4éau po E, it is
in your power, it depends on you; sé
- ἣν purest, he could not, he had
not the means ; εὐφω — bl ft phy, My
hand shall be with you; jad” askghe
“" εἴ caso og. nas eh assy%e Samer - ῥερ » every
where he could; δηξε. -- Shunt f dh.
py fd, the hand of God was on me;
- muy ῥρέρω » to help or assist each
Other ; — wa, f, to consent to; — “νων,
widkga{ik, to support, sustain or
uphold innocence; — «νὼ, . to lend a
hand to, to stretch out a helping hand,
to aid, to succour, to assist, to help;
- uphwtb,, to lay hands on, to seize,
to take possession Of; -- wphawbh,. — ῥ
gnps espeljustk, OF ΡΣ ἴο lay one’s
hand on, to put one’s hand to, to set
about, to undertake, to take in hand,
to begin, to attempt, to try; 6 — csmy,
to hand over, to deliver over, to give
Up; dhaw punter, to lift up the hands;
dhnu wilpwate,, to raise one’s hand
against ; gk, qutt ὗ δα fi fepaewt,
to jeopard, to risk one’s life ; — αὖ.
aft: Sanphwhk,, to boast, to brag, to
vaunt, to plume or pique oneself, to
be proud of, to take to oneself the
credit of, to avail oneself of, to deem
it an honour; aba pubdfis Φιωμῇεω.

ἀκ.» to oblige oneselfto, (° on my head
be it»); ἄδπὼ κι, to Jay hands on,
to ordain, to consecrate ; to put one's

signature to, to sign; -- sma ὦ ἢ odd

to give one’s hand , to consent to

marry ; ~ OF qaknuwdp pbeb,. to bein

the hands of, under the power, in sub-

jection to; ach, καὶ dhaundp, to have

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ready at hand; cue Abe accede eT
hob, “πῇ δι, pre ab κω με » to
bring under one’s power, to sub-
due, to subjugate; ζω, pg thaudp
acpaup, to put oneself under the pro-
tection of; to submit, to yield; to be
submissive wi ΕἸ ΣΎ ." eas ts ἢ, ass tofoy . ΓΖ
ῥ thaw ᾿ ὗ Py ow") εὐἿνἤ «οὖν ν᾿,» to fall into
the hands of, to be taken or seized, to
get caught; f thaw μέρει. to obtain,
to procure, to entrap, to catch; εν,
[ων ῥ ab πω “ε- [τες 0. to fall into the
power of; - ogbuah whore (Fk “ων ἐγ,
to find a helping hand, to be sustain-
ed by, favoured With; δα ων wn_
tmy, ncbb,. αι. to take or lead by
the hand; dhacdje ὦ αν.» to indicate,
to point to with the hand; qaksssp
ibek,. to be able, sufficient, capable;
qikacp wrk,, to seize, to grasp; to
arrest; fp — wakne,, to obtain, to ac-
quire; to re-acquire ; to undertake, to
begin ; sonar poaeSs bey gth-nw ῥερ “ὦν. πρν to
open one’s arms to; Aaqauapfy f vip
“πεν ahafts apace, to escape from
the hands or power of; -- dfwk,, to
meddle, to interfere ; to set a hand to,
toundertake ; - «why yap, to raise the
hand against, to lay violent hands on,
to ill-treat; to put to death; δὶ pug
hua, waguenustplry fp thal nea,
to rebel, to throw off the yoke, to
save or rescue from the hands of; --
Or dbam b gyn fu byusteley . ΓΟ ΟΣ ἴο
be confounded by shame or grief, to
be greatly abashed, or cast down; -
γίνω φιαζοβμξιοή, peapigky 412“:ε- «ἦι, ᾿
to draw a cord, to tighten a rope hand
over hand 37 Or ee Tl qiypcats Spee te ° to
try torob the treasure ἢ 4«-«οἵνκ gale rss
fg. to wash one’s hands of, to clear
oneself from ; * — σε». to be fortun-
ate, to have a lucky hand; dhafir haw
wok’ gu b Shay usml, rough play is
bear’s play, joking with hands are
jokes of blackguards; S. byatbd, Ping.
τρΆ δ, Quphwnkd, Qebd, δια.) &e.
Qo ntrsgh os 8. ὅ. 9 6 πω»-} chiroman-
cer, palmister ; -¢fd s. paraph ; flour-
ish (In writing); -qfersGwtt s. chiro-
mancy, palmistry ;-¢hps gpuy 8. sign-
ature; — wehwtk,, to put one’s -- or
name to, to sign ; περ δ. Qin;
~te&,b s. candidate for holy orders;
“thd, kgf va. to lay hands on the
head of; to ordain, to confer the or-

ders of the church; to consecrate; to
anoint, to crown; —gpefss —gprgq α. 8.
ordaining; he who orders; consecra-
tor; -φρηε 8. laying on of hands,
ordination; consecration; anointing,
coronation ; -q%f% a. tangible, pal-
pable, material ; -jsew, 8. drainage
water; excrement; -ao s. juggler,
conjurer, wizard ; mountebank, tumb-
ler; -&acf 4. juggling, trickery, trick,
sleight of hand, sleight of hand tricks,
legerdemain ; - ζω ὃ. ἢ. κπ.»--; —ha_
wop ας. maimed οἵ ἃ hand or of hands;
-whiny 8. 8Spy-glass ; opera-glass ; —S~
iy . πε S.- phan, ghemhutie; —dqae,
ht ὃ. Qhatd—; —dhg pfpipS un. to
stretch out the hand; to make an at-
tempt on, to encroach; —uwsqug s. hand-
mill; -di#5 a. ad. with joined or clasp-
ed hands ; -dépd ,(fdsun. to touch, to
put the hand on; -dfubJ or --πνεβν ph
ipfun. to put one’s hand to, to un-
dertake; to meddle with, to prepare
or dispose oneself; — wtdudp sekede ,
to lay violent hands on oneself, to com-
mit suicide ; --ὐότων 5. chief foreman;
fig. creator; —anc(#fe% 6. gout in the
hands; -ws.% a. nourished, brought
up by hand; 8. nursling, pupil, scho-
lar; creature.

Qhatww , p a. one-handed, —armed;
—aeg fbf un. to surrender, to give in.

Qkatup, fs. enterprise, undertak-
ing; subscription , signature; argu-
ment, reasoning ; -£a, £g9f un. to put
one’s hand to, to undertake, to try,
to attempt; to lay hands on, to make
an attempt, to attack, to encroach;
to argue, to reason, to dissert, to des-
cant; -e., «9 8. contractor, under-
taker; disputant, wrangler; —«(3f,
-πι δὰ 8. enterprise ; attack, encroach-
ment; argument, reasoning; objection.

Qe atwpdugn (sh 8. aggression, en-
croachment, usurpation. [ness; work.

Qhatwportbuw 4. artisan; art, busi-

Qéatp&é a. broken-handed , one-
handed.

Qhatbpky a. enterprising, bold, au-
dacious, daring; arrogant, insolent;
wp -. afussy fellow; meddling per-
son ; - ;64£,.to undertake, to venture,
to dare, to have the boldness to; to
presume, to encroach; to take too
much liberty ; -- ««%£,,to embolden,
to render insolent or presumptuous.

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Qhntbppgac{Ffe% 2. presumption,
hardihood, arrogance; boldness, bra-
very, act of valour.

Qé niphgb, a.manageable, tractable,
supple, tamed, familiar, domestic;
—ncf 4. docility, suppleness, aptitude.

ἢ εκ 9 wif puff un. to draw back
one’s hands, to withdraw from, to
abandon, to forsake entirely; to ex-
tend one’s empire, to conquer, to do-
minate ; — ,wd~, to abandon all, to
throw the helve after the hatchet; to
venture the saddle after loosing the
horse. ;

Qk καἰ δε, kgf vn. to lend a help-
ing hand, to help or succour; —fpi yn.
to be helped, succourced, to find aid or
assistance ; ~yae, wg, a. lending a hand,
assisting, succouring; — pub, 8. - νι
-jnc[Fhrd 8. aid, Succour, assistance.

*Qinthupfs 4. pot, saucepan.

Qkntguua.able, capable; -- pbub,,
gonwif,,to be capable, able, clever,
endowed with ability; to be within
reach of, in the way to; --“σεἰϑῥεΐ s.
ability, capacity.

Vintdgne(2h s. stretching or hold-
ing out the hand; encroachment, usur-
pation.

*Qb nag 8. Qinkp ; ~agoper 0 Marg 8.
glover; —suduAuwn 8. glove-seller.

ἢ εἴν πε ων» a. empty-handed.

εκ ρωρ &. maniple.

Qh ας ἐμ βαΓυη. not to touch, to
take care, to avoid; —usssmpumwn ad.
immediately, forthwith, instantly.

Qtatmne a.lending a hand, helping,
succouring, aiding, assisting; contri-
buting, favourable; -- ,fu4, ,to cooper-
ate, to lend a help, to succour, to aid,
to assist, to relieve, to contribute, to
second, to favour; —a/#h s. succour,
aid, assistance; cooperation; means.

Qentog fs s.muff. [one after another.

Qk wn, oy» nd 8. tail; -~auna.-,—- to-,

Qe pag, ck a-poss. Yours as fitg pb
fus q-, 1 do not require anything of
yours ; -& pron. yours.

Re ppwquen a. emancipate, set free ;
major, of age ; — wntk,, to set free, to
emancipate ; -fSun. to be emancipat-
ed, set free; to be of age, to do with-
out help; -a(#/-% 8. emancipation;
majority.

Qe peuwhuy a. 8. taken, arrested, pri-
soner, captive 5 - 7 Σ clench, or

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-kW, gp va. to take, to seize, to ar-
rest, to make prisoner, to take into
custody, to apprehend.

Qi ppwdgncf s. tossing or throwing
from hand to hand, or from one to
another. [ra cordprsergh -

Qe ppuunck ® —waf 5. Qk ate, "Ἢ

Qk payfit a. your.

Qi, σ)ν of 8. form, shape, figure;
formula, form; mould, model; plan,
design ; dress, costume, apparel, garb;
attitude, deportment, bearing, carri-
age; countenance, look, demeanour;
geom, figure; Pf — Swawkgwenph, in
the garb of a clergyman, in clerical
attire ; ὗ - asoveslyezs fy ests , in private clo-
thes 3 εχ OT «εν» κε eB X , ss flr asus hws
nci&, -u,to have simple, noble, gentle-
manly or ladylike manners; -- as,
to give a shape t0; watmcy q- hpobe_
enpwlwt, to become a Monk; quye -
opfbuhf » in this way, thus, 60; gph
- putifg op [rial qeayes he wrote a let-
ter thus conceived, or in these terms;
ὑ — wawhwg, allegorically.

Q&.whut a. for form’s sake; - έν.
tw, gp va. to form, to figure, to
fashion ; -4&pugne(2h s. configuration,
conformation ; -Gbpmuhwt a. plastic ;
-ζέριν»ε δῇ s. -- or plastice, modelling,
moulding.

Qbewbud S. Yb paqwpuwstpl.

Q6. stub a. painted, represented.

ἡγε (Ὁ ῥεῖν -- σι δέν, τονε. ἡ ἦν SS.
Ys σωμω ὗν [9 εν, “rbd

Q be μι βηβ, jbtfefon.tobe tran sformed

ἢ δεν Eghva. to form, to figure, to
fashion ; to model, to cut out, to shape;
to cross, to getsover Or across.

Qeefs 8. scissors.

*Qbeny, wg 8. Square, carpenter's -.

QE, shld. πῇ 4. Olive-oil; oil;
olive ; 4(¢4;—, to gather olives.

Op ag 8. horse ; Nise ον azo ly carpus ων apdh
-, Stallion, stone—; Sissy hs cary y gece τὶ
a gelding; Sicmuh —, Mare; amqde.
Seg -- ν War-—, charger; aus —. hun-
ter ; 0s en.sy oss pe [1 eg μεν lyeasls —, TAace--; ιδω.
pupd, gunudfy. —, draught-, carriage
Or coach--; aque —» blood--; φ6δέ.
pola - riding- ἢ saddie-—; TT Lad heat
omy —, prancer; pb-atmpupd —, led,
Pack-—3; “εξ, —, cart-- 5 — Shou.
bE yb hud” ἄγειν να. εν s a — fit to ride or
drive; - Mphtakwh, —-power; 4».
“πιρή — 1 — ῥαρρβᾷ . (pagey) » 08g, pony;

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preamk Spry, colt, foal, filly 5 004 fraser
pokey » ΝΣ τ κα , fupenfoun ° bawhe net »
mhkph fen ᾽ actky ᾿ oe , ST cas og εἴν. ‘
Puiphb pfs —, fiery or superb, high-
mettled, prancing or frisky, spirited,
bold, mettlesome, tractable, well-bit-
ted or —-broken, easy upon the hand
-: μων 72 00s fus - δον faa ors cas e_1077 Ὲ waste Sy one. » fas,
mwah OF δίνη, hhgpthly. foprguh —,
hard-mouthed, vicious, untractable,
furious ormoon-eyed, restive or kick-
er, skittish horse ; εὖνεηῥων οἷν —, jade;
διδῶ, gape OF Minqnybh » «ρβωιωᾷ,
χω χε, ΟΥ̓ Χω Mess Abs πω ’ Messe oor ore. ly e
“οὖν E- cs ’ λων ese rrefy- Newb NULL ᾿ τδίιωξωμρ.
Jp ΟΥ̓ εωσωνων —, yellow-dun, grey,
dappled, flea-bitten, piebald, chest-
nut or sorrel, roan, light-bay —; dfs
dha. —-flesh 5 guscwh dha, rump,
croup, hind-quarter ; grew, dpa» —hair ;
femp, bby dha, forage, provender,
—Meat; Prwpe dfng, —-pond; we dhry,
UNE ; ayuyen diay, —-Shoe; phprg
dhay ἢ curry-comb ; “στε. [ἐν aby ‘;
CrUpper ; weary Σανῷ thny, —-blanket or
-cloth ἢ afese pr sas est lo gg. ΒΕ ἄμ εἴ δ᾽ p dba 9
horse-trappings ; pt[Pwap afr» the
paces of a -—; Awfup dhoy, caracol ,
Wheeling about; gpouwhp dfry,a ride
(on horseback ) > φιωριω δ, χ-- , ἴο
groom, to curry, to comb ἃ — ; aye.
why --. to shoe ἃ -; dupe ky g-, to
break in a —; swith, 4-- κ to master a
ἘΞ ; ὗ - ΣΥ͂Σ qb pb pelt, , agen usbesl by,
~ftkppe ἐπ οὐ ἵν ἔν ν asnkeness &c. ’ to ride,
to get or mount on horseback, to take
horse; δρίθωρ & -, to ride, to go on
horseback; yp lens» qpoulney apn, to
take a ride, to go on a party of ride,
to go outfor a ride; Mess fuss watlnes dhry ‘
to caracole, to move in caracols, to
wheel about; μεν [γεὗ ὦ ἦι E pr assescaste χ - Ὃν, μονας
δ... to.give ἃ -- the bridle, to gallop,
to run full speed ; frmaqesy δε. phadaty
dfx, to prance, to rear; fasmuqky
tha,, to run away, to take the bit

between the teeth; ppwhbh,, (Pupby

qhiph fp dbc ,to dismount, to alight, to
get down; 2bepoar® bey russ fuses δε ε [Ὁ ἐς εξ
Ἐ' to lead ἃ -- hither & thither, to &

0; pobuy & sephy dfag, drawn by
four horses; - 4πε φωνῆς πᾳφιωνε.» ζω.
κεω ἔγεμε. OF res err aso 0. E Dadduse., his — fell
under him, fell heels upwards ; /u.f-t9E,
drt», the -- neighs; op dpf kum
Ἐν as wank μεν, you must not

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QU,
look a gift - in the teeth; S. Lass,
eng , Les uh fl, &e.

Qhupeat 4. veterinary surgeon,
horse-doctor ; —gaya s. horse-breeder;
—paedt-ni(Ffed 5. hippiatrice, horse or
cattle surgery; -τδ ων νει δ. hippo-
potamus, river-horse ; --αῦν 8. bul.
horse-tail ; shave-grass ; -qyacfu a.
horse-headed; —gaq s. horse-stealer ;
τ-αξν Ss. U,esesy car 5 — (2 ων δ. Q frosozrz esse.
—pefuncp 4. bot. hipposelinum, bastard
stone-parsley ; —fruwqug ad. a. caracol-
ing, wheeling about; * s. horse-danc-
er; -φωΐ a. of or belonging to horses;
8. horseman, rider; zool. sand-piper;
—hbypuy a. horse-shaped ; -hapheush δ.
bot. panic-grass, panickle ; —Ssspasd δωσε,
“&£Sva. to pursue or hunt on horse-
back; -diwpet, —mac{af s. combat on
horseback, cavalry fight; —sssunpl a.
fighting on horseback.

Qput s. pl. horses; —pud” a. whose
issue is like the issue of horses, exces-
sively luxurious. [boy; ostler.

*Qfusuywh, wg 8. horse-boy, stable-

QfuwuEp a. loving horses, fond of
horses, of riding ; —asqwhae(7f 5. horse
sacrifice or immolation; —wmuh, p δ.
stable, stud ;-, τ, -wanwg. fs. horse-
fly, gad-fly, wasp; -—qus%wa. s. horse-
dealer, —-courser, —-jOckey ; —sfusy , sry
8. postillion, post-boy ; horseman, rid-
ΘΓ; — appeek dS Or —daupbs un. to man-
age, to govern or mount a horse; wa#p_
διε ε- κεν αν --ν to gallop, - full speed;
—dupuwih 5. horsemanship, equita-
tion ; —supF s. horse-breaker ; horse-
man, rider; -qusphng 8. riding-school ;
~dup bl s. jockey; -dapa[h s. equi-
tation ; —deepned a. fit or well adapted
for riding (road or place); --ανωδ' S.
—pys ἴω —erv0 ang pr oan ly ὃ. nose-bag : wallet,
saddle-bags, valise. [a horse.

QhuphkdS, kgf un. to ride, to mount

Qhrusp tush tbupd, aso pry cas eb αἵ" yn. to give
a horse the reins, to slacken the reins
of a horse, to run full speed, to gal-
lop, to ride or go at a gallop.

Q freas ged cas ly 22070 οἷν 8. hippodrome, cir-
cus; course, race-ground.

Q εωρρωνε. S. Qh puld wygp 5 - αν δ
μων, S. Q heap dus ; —whp 8. hippo-
drome; races, horse-races.

Qhwgne, 5. hippocentaur, centaur.

Qhusenp S. LE Sb cary | —pS 8. Qh
GES; -πείθβε» 4. equitation.

2hh

Qfe s. shooting, act of shooting;
texture; a.stretched, well tight; ex-
tended, vast; long, prolix; ad. long, a
long while or time; 6 — «#phuw&%k,. to
prolong, to protract, to lengthen; to
flag, to droop; — ¢%s&,, to bend the
bow; - carpipesse ley or “68 on Sis wsbb, , to
run or pursue far ; sadfew -w , for
months together.

Qhpifewg a.riding; s. stadium; -ρ
s. horse-races, races; course; —p or
-uwpuwt §.hippodrome; —f% a. riding ;
a S. Qhpu[t-ge °

μι ᾳ οὐ» a. olive-coloured 5 —gnps,
wy 8. Oil-prosser; —gapdac(7} 5. manu-
facture of olive-oil ; τα a. fulk of
olive-oil; -go.(%p 8. olive-harvest or
crop; —Sw#% a. pressing olives; --ρ s.
Olive-press; Oil-mill; —se s. cruet-
stand ; —aysrreity δ. olive; —aensh , ῥ.
—hhuyp , keyg 8. olive-yard, grove,
plantation of olive-trees. [with oil.

Qpets, kgf va. to oil, to anoint

Qplebuf s. olive-tree, olive; — sus.
phop, wild —; Suqbhp —tery, olive-
blossom ; s&wakt —ubwy » Mount of

Ἐ6 βεῖξ [2 δ. snow-blindness. (olives.
framts , annehp a. horse-footed.

9.» ῥεῖ, δ. nature of a horse.

Qe, 4phg 4. gift, grace, present,

boon; faculty, talent; privilege, ad-
vantage ; df b -ω fis Ge ὗ δνημξω ἐμο..
“ἔτ... not to adulate or flatter; -- bp.
Mwfuounc{Ik, the gift of eloquence;
-διΓ va. to give, to make a gift or
present.

Qh» oy, πα 8. pitch, tars — Ssh
εἶ. mastic; -aybg, —wenp a. pitchy,
Sticky ; -pu 8. pitch-ore, pitch-
blende, protoxide of uranium; -- εἶν
kgf va. to pitch.

μεν, thu 5. ΒΟΥ; Saree Shut,
—flake; εἴν, fengnp —, fine -; large
flakes 5 Sulu, —, thawed — 5 hayes
abit, —-drift ; φ[ε.ὦ «Σξ' οἵ,, —slip; Sir by
ab wt, —shoe; 9 214 fo ess ex ly bepke q-» &8
white as —, snowy white; — geuy» ῥβωι,
BE, it snows; -& ghqwtf, the -- ga-
thers; - pwqaed ἐν, it had snowed
very hard, there had been a heavy
fall of Ἐπ᾿ By Vy op Lo ese nas Iyes asp Sess h bey ’
dq.b,. to snow-ball.

Qh-tuphp a. bearing snow; s. great
abundance of snow; snow storm; fig.
calamity, evils, pain, grief; - τὶν a.

snow-coloured, as white as snow,

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SNOWY ; -ἰδωη a.covered with snow,
snow-clad ; -ἰδο 8. - κοΐ») -pbe. -thy
a. full of snow, snoWy ; -/rmqua a.
laden with snow; -fesun% a. mixed
With snow; -διυηῥά s. snow-ball-tree;
-s£5 a. snow-beaten; -- νι, un. to
snow-ball ; —4#% a. of snow, snowy; 8.
ice-house guardian; —¢4,y}4 a. snow-
like ; τῶῤν a. carrying snow; --δηά
bub un. to be smothered in snow;
—Sop 8-ice-house or pit; —weasd, mgey
un. to snow; to become like snow, to
Shine like snow; —tdasn a. snow-like;
—qen a. surrounded, covered with
SnOW; - OF —egueasl (pass ὦν pep » SROW-
capt, --capped, —-crowned summits;
“περ a. pure a8 snow; ὅ. ΒΟΥ -8-
ter; —wayq a. buried in snOw; —geegu_
tbs va. to cause to fall like snow;
~ouy, a. shining, very white, candid

Qp-tpb 4 s.bot.snow-drop. [as snow.

Qheuk, un. to snow; -ῶξ, it snows;
~bh wy, it has snowed.

μεν yk a. snowy ; cold. [up.

ἢ 4a, kgf va. to grub up, to break

ἢ νυ μων s.ichthyologist ; --οξ ἷν a.
-logical ; -νε ῥεῖ 8. -logy.

ἢ ζνωμαε διε [9 ῥεΖ» 4. pisciculture.

ἢ ὅν ἡ s. mussel, muscle, limpet;
-4&p s. ichthyophagist, fish-eater; a.
feeding on fish; -G&py a. fish-like;
fish-shaped 5 Saad» &c.S. ΗΝ > ποι.
8. botargo; -ὠὐνρίδ 8. fish-skin; -ω.
“we. 8. fishmonger ; -«buwhp , —whk_
wwhp 8. fish-pond, —pool, —-reservoir;
a eee 8. fish-market; fishery ; —cfa a.
abounding in fish; τρί 8. albatross.

Q4ufg s. small fish, fry; young fish.

ορυ (5. 5. spawn; caviare.

Qgugnc, s. king-fisher, halcyon.

ἢ φρο» wg 8. fisher, fisherman ; Ῥω,
ε-«“ῇ. ζιωρί, Epk.pupdkt, —f, fisher-
boat, smack; --hook; harpoon, fish-
Spear; .purqup —wg, fisher-town; —«.
ewp a. like a fisherman; —uwhesk a. be-
longing to a fisherman, piscatory, fish-
ing; —n.(# s. fishing, fishery ; fisher’s

Qhinegky s.spermaceti- (calling.

ἢ ων να ) Q πιρ (ἣ»» &e. S. ἢ ἐξ
Q alk grassy fit y &c.

D.Mkndh ’ dlls οὖ, ’ prcke ‘ prusleg 4. Wile
ter; storm, tempest, hurricane ; fg.
affliction, trouble, grief; Apu, gd μὰς
qual 9 “ἴστε ν 9 ΣΝ ἕω TP hd ded 9 ele Sys be «say feb .
[uriiue., deaf —, Very severe or hard,
bitter, gloomy, cold, dry, rainy, damp,

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very mild winter; mayen 104 Alb push ,
winter-fruits ; symp ddbpwh, provi-
sions for winter; φωνηδρά ΔῈ pus,
winter-clothing ; p 2dé&puit, in winter;
during the snowy or winter season;
ῥ SED alk put ῥ ΓΚ) ὴ alk push 5 in mid-
winter, in the depth of, or in the in-
clemency rigour of winter; wtgbuy
hod ys —, last or this winter 5 νη σεις
gately τς b purygurplrs ῥ ghad. to spend
the winter in town, in the country ; --
waka, mbhng, to winter, to suffer
from the winter 5 ouskyfie db περ ,the
wintry winds blew ; qpugqued” dd
posly ἘΣ] μὰ 4“. Ta μευ fous ἢ they

ave passed many hard winters.

Q fb ntwpryes a. vegetated, blossom-
ed during winter ; -gép a. winter-

Qieantwh s.chilblain. (bringing.

Ql xboes ς atng pong s.Winter quarters.

Q ll Fes cers a. Winter-beaten ; — ,b-
ak, un. to be damaged or injured by
the winter.

Quk nD 3. beginning of winter.

ἢ εἰν βἔν 8. ἢ. russ fitr-

QL αὐ νκυΐνευ Γ, angey UN. to become
winter, to grow cold, to be as cold as
in winter; to be exposed to the rigors
of winter; to inure oneself to cold;
fg. to be a prey to adversity, to be
exposed to life’s tempests ; 8. 91 pel.

Qf nkwonet a. nourished in or dur-
ing the winter.

Q fb αν ων εν δ. evergreen.

Qk phir, ft a. wintry, hibernal,
Winterly; =[% dhq ghyknp. the long
winter evenings.

QL push , - “Ὁ ν -mbp 8. winter,
the winter season; fig. storm, tempest,
hurricane; in winter, during the win-

Qu puting 8. barracks. [ter.

QM νων νι 8. Winter residence ;
Winter apartment.

Qh pkS, kgh un. to winter, to pass
or spend the winter; to be in winter
quarters ; to lodge in barracks ; -- Zu
encg, to pass the winter in harbour.

εἴν πω byte , fre 8. Qelle νων ζω.

Que pag, wg 8. house or place ser-
ving to winter in; winter quarters,
barracks.

Qilb poe , php s. water-melon.

9426 s. monk's hair-cloth.

θεέ s. unbroken kernel of the
QafupSvn.to err, to stray. [walnut.
Qaq. 2, σή 5. bar, perch, pole, rod,

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vine-prop; perch(measure); a.straight.

Qagqwpupdt a. propped, supported;
δ. arbour, vine-arbour, bower, trellis-
work ; - μερίδι» qupqupky, to prop
or support a vine, to adorn with ar-
bours or bowers, to enclose with trel-
lis-work, to embower.

Qagqut, ῥ᾽ 8. small perch or bar; --
4pugquip, ramrod. .

Qoqussunf s perch (measure); —-af
s. land-surveying, mensuration.

Qoghe 8. railings, posts & rails, pa-
lings, palisade.

Qayz. ancpy a. smelted, cast, found-
ed; massive, heavy ; pure, fine; 8. font,
cast ; mass, ingot, wedge; weight,
heaviness. [8 torrent.

Qops ng 8. valley, vale, dale; bed of

Qapupudt fn a. traversing a valley
(river); —quwcwn 8. province full of
valleys; —gfeq s. village in a valley;
-αἰὐξωνωῇ δ. 8mall plain among valleys;
-jbp a. inundating or overflowing val-
leys; -ἰνῥων a. abounding in or full of
valleys. (dingle, glen.

Qapuh , wg 8. little valley, dale,

Qapwdke a. valley-shaped.

Qapmidky s.bottom of avalley; —Aieeom
pbupfun. to enter the valleys.

Qapd, oy. πᾷ 8. coat, dress, cloak.

Qapdupkp a.clothes-producing, fur-
nishing the material for cloth, lani-
gerous; -φέγρε a. rending one’s gar-‘
ments ; --αὐρωνων a. clothed, covered with
clothes ; —sswpeds a. hanging up or out
clothes. (shabby coat.

Qo thy s. mean vest, bit of cloth;

Qnpapt, kguy un. to be fit for mak-
ing clothes. (shoes.

Qapadiyk 8. clothing & boots or

Que, ng 8. CLE; — eoqwhug. 6888,
spawn, roe; -f εδβηε ᾿ gEylneg τῇ.
yolk ofan egg; wayhmuharg τῆι ν White
of an egg; — ποΐνᾷεν» Nest— ; — fusqen
Swe, rath -; - Steer ὅς εν stale =.=
whdtache, sow, addled, rotten —;
[ul Meo —ry ,—-8hell ; og — , the mem-
brane of an —; *- fuspdfip. Kaster- -8;
Bk phungnd —, boiled -8 ; fimq —, hard
—3— fp wwesaywh fp, poached-—s; fried--s;
- ad by » ea phastely . δ," ἴο lay eggs,
b “ὦ hawk, , anes by 4--ϑ Ὁ ἴο hatch, to
sit on, to brood on.

Qacmpbp $s. laying-hen ἢ -χίη 8. ΟΤΏ -
let; -τδη a. hard-roed, with spawn;
-δν a. Oviparous; -ὅσαν ay 8. O£8-

20%
layer, layer; -Sa.(2f s. laying eggs;
—hi-pe a. oval, ovoid; —2&« a. oval,
egg-shaped ; —%f a. without testicles,
gelded; τ" 5. apt ; —ailg p 8. anat.
oviduct, oviary duct; -sdus%un 8. ELZ-
seller; —preus% 8. OVATY, OVATIUM ; τα.
a. oval; s. omelet.

Qaequd . oy 8. font, cast; -ayfga.cast,
smelted, founded; s. cast, image, &c.

Qrepushusts a. fusible ; -πεί βε;, 2. fu-
sibility-(smelting-house; ingot-mould.

Ὁ,» peers 8. crucible 3 foundry ;

QnijéW, kgf va. to cast, to smelt, to
found; to freeze, to harden by cold;
to solidify ; —kugkth quacob pu peupbathg
δ fuafe, they shall turn their swords
into ploughshares.

QacyE ib a. fusible.

Qreshs > -σή 8. founder.

πα πα δὲν 8. casting.

ἢ πε, ahuvty 8. fish; ast. Pisces;
ἤν μὴ πη! σε —, silurus, sheat-- 3 feapdpp —»
gold --; - d&adac, salt-water -; dhust
a9 ly ssh y ET Lod [ν S. ΩΣ σα οἷς
ἥν; ὅσπηπε. δίμωἷ, wp fret S. Qoipey;
δ" ass ty ez re fs , unufid 9 axa cas ey car ly ᾽ οὐ “ὦ εἴη ενε ων»
(8 ει, “πρίθι, &hwh, —-basket, —-glue
or isinglass, —-kettle, —-maw, —scale,
—-8kin ; — opuuy, to —, to go a fishing ;
= funpadéys to grill, to broil - 3 7 ereess.
apsl ly, to fry = δ. Qh. ees &e.

Qurtd , Sida 8. rag, tatter, old cloth;
sack- , hair-cloth ;— (@as.w7df» coarse
hairy cloth. [ly.

Q pressefessuson sly a. working gratuitous-

Q7&S, Egh va. to give gratis, to make
a present of.

Qrbs apy 5. gratuitousness ; a. gra-
tuitous, voluntary; ad. for nothing,
gratis, free of cost, scot free, gratui-
tously ; -ρ δ. gifts, presents.

Qpfupeog 8. Inf αὐ. -ζων 8. Woh a. ;
-dapd s.foundation scholar; —ancpe
a. given gratis, gratuitous.

Qppae (2 bed δ. gratuity.

Qed, Egf va. to snatch away, to
pluck off; to tear in pieces, to rend,
to devour.

Qpafen a. rapacious, lacerating.

! Py? ; fy 8. present, gift ἢ S. a » reife ὁ

Qctw put 8. offering place, altar.

QLLS, kgf va. to give, to present,
to offer, to dedicate, to devote, to con-
secrate ; to sacrifice; to initiate.

Qeipr, Dhar 8. Offering, gift; myste-
ry, mysticism; sacrifice; votaries of

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Venus, persons dedicated to obscene
rites; --ῶ n%&,,to offer.
Qenfs a. offering; consecrating.
Qctne δὲ, δ. offering, gift; dedication,
sacrifice.

ἡ (ghid) qu 8. the eighteenth letter
of the alphabet, & the thirteenth of
the consonants ; 7» 4» ninety; nine-
tieth.

— It has much affinity with the let

ters & & ,ω. ὦ is sometimes confound-

ed with them; for example : sky,
SSE fs 5 ro hy a pushin ; qi-gqh ’ a 4}; ΓΙᾺ
quakes {πη 5, qaenbys weqh-

— In foreign words with a comma
placed above, thus 7, it is always
pronounced ,-

whe, dt s.intrenchment; encamp-
ment; camp; army; — «Sb, .gapsk,, to
intrench, to throw up intrenchments,
to pitch a camp.

esol presse » wg ὅ. lamp; torch, flam-
beau ; — easter ον — ase afr assyy Qe flaming, ehin-
ing, brilliant, resplendent, fulgid, glit-
tering; -& &gf va. to illuminate or
adorn with festal lamps; to kindle, to
inflame.

ἢ μη ey a. embroidered, laced-

ἢ νη whack 8. laudanum.

what 8. Gr. w.mus. Organ.

Leelh 5. Vebbe- ᾿

ww (ὗν ἡ “Ἷ» ong 8. Gr. w. bot. agaric.

Yeh s ἢ δά, qhherg 8. rudder, helm,
tiller; oar, scull.

ἡ ἐζωήωρ » ὦ“ ὅ. steersman, helms-
man; fig. director, governor, chiel;
-kd’va. to be steersman, to hold the
helm, to steer a vessel ; fig. to govern,
to direct, to manage ; —a«(#f s. steer-
ing a vessel; fig. government, direc
tion, management.

‘Leah 8. ᾿ξ.

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Vbt fl » ang, “Jiul,, b hog 8. APTOD ;
jack- or roller-towel; towel, napkin.

ἢ ἐρ 8. bot. S. Qabdby-

Vkpd, fg s. package.

[bs wohust a-levitical ; 8. Leviticus.

ἢ ξεν fs 4. levite.

[ben frl nit a. Gr. ec pee es

Yagqurh OF “Lore quash» “ “)η.» anh, &e.
S. Leger» Laygs Nqoph &e.

Qeyfot 4. an Indian bird.

ἢ». Ἴωὔξ oS υα. ἴο hide; un. to hide
or conceal oneself. :

Vecqat, & 8. cylinder; roller.

Veeght, kguy un. to swim ; to hide.

Yacpwt, fs. the Koran.

Voyuh » ng -8Wimmer ; aquatic ani-
nal, fish; a. hidden.

οηωδβ, —whp 8. a -Ed, & Ρ un.
icon is ring, to sound; to bark, to
yelp, to howl, to bay, to growl; fig. to
cry out, to snarl; -fc%, --σε. Δ, 8. rin-
gling, tinkle, tinkling; noise, sound,
clang.

Yok Ss, δοΐῦ una. to hide ; va. to
smooth or level with a roller; —tgae_
seth ya.to hide, to conceal.

NoghS, kguy un. to hide, to conceal
oneself; to lurk, to crouch, to squat;
to creep into; to swim.

Load fas un. to hide oneself.

‘Leqned a. hiding oneself.

a Ge ) ΧΖ s. the nineteenth letter of
the alphabet, & the fourteenth of the
consonants; », *, hundred ; hund-
redth.

— It has much affinity with the
letters ὃ & 9, & is sometimes con-
founded with them ; for example :
hq. Shy; πη, ShylF; Nokew sh,
rr : ABMs PhP 5 EM tb; Gur,

agen, we ἃ. rabbit, coney ; £¢>

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Sisal) --ν AOC-T- 5 ὡρε. --, buck το;
dug -h, young r.; off guqgupp —f»
r.-burrow, —hutch ; 4usqhwhdtk, —f,
to squeak; ηοηδ, -&, to squat, to lie
squat or cowering:

Rwfsrstay δ. trave, horse’s clog.

Rufrwpesl, wg 8. turner’s wheel or
lathe ; small wheel, pulley; mar. block.

Res frserprur hwnd » ong 3. turner; pul-
ley-maker ; a. turned, made or fashion-
ed in a turning lathe; -2é< a. pulley-
shaped, round, rounded, circular ;
-cap a. furnished with pulleys ; 8.
-4π & a.

wfuuspuh&wy a. turned, formed or
fashioned on a turner’s wheel, in a
lathe ; fg. very well turned or made,
well-finished, well formed.
διυμωρωᾷδι, kgp va. to turn, to
fashion in a turning lathe; fg. to turn
elegantly, to round, to polish, to or-
nament, to embellish, to beautify.

Ruusfup, Reofofis 8. RuS$X-[gy,miry.

su fuXufunecn α. arshy, fenny, bog-
δι 4. flight, soaring ; turn; tum-
ble; wheeling about; caper, somer-
set ;— wntnc,. to take wing or flight,
to fly away, to fly up, to soar on high;
to caper, to cut capers, to turna som-
erset, to turn heels over head; 8. 9.
δωζρεἷιρ S. Rufus ° (swiftly.

Rurfuprepus a. flying or running
pean syd press gyre fu - to carry one’s head
high ; to prevail over, to be victorious.

zw a. humid, damp, moist; female;
δ. mare.

Rwhw wt, wq a. lecherous, libidin-
ous, lascivious, wanton, lewd ; -σε 8.
lecherousness, lasciviousness; whore-
dom ; fornication.

Zh cas hy oss ss » meg 8. forehead ; - giitereess_
éng, face, front, frontispiece, eleva-
tion; -- gery, frontispiece, title-page ;
Enwiffetfp —, fronton, pediment; --
qopac» pustaohf, army drawn up in
order of battle, troops in battle-ar-
ray; rank, file, order; -- ««-, face
to face, vis-a-vis, front to front; — past
grb sy Wess ἡ 000 a8 5 νπρχη αι, 44 00g enn.
Laybg » large, protruding , bold,
wrinkled, threatening --Ξ q—Sapp4uhb, ,
to strike one’s -- 5 sophuby, ysupeymopls, ,
ζεη 4. (απ, ἡ- ἢ » to draw up in line
of battle, to put in battle array, to
offer battle, to face; — ssasy. ᾧ — ej.
a7

ΔῸΣ

mutk;» τ-ὦ gtk, to attack the enemy
in front, to fight, to combat; byuwthy
ὅ -. to engage in conflict, to attack,
to assault; οὐδεν, fp —n, to be left
dead on the spot; fp - b4ut πηξι 29,
he opposed them with... «5 jasmufbnesl”
whe —noe-. in the first action or com-
bat ; - tp tubdivhey, his countenance
becomes gloomy.

Ruokuswweg fips gpg 8. destiny, pre-
destination, fate, fatality ; doom, star,
fortune; quant, 42 4—-, fatal, high des-
tiny 5 -gpashut a. fatal; 8. fatalist, pre-
destinarian ; —gyp4-J" va. to predestine,
to destine, to doom, to fate; μων
4":9} -qpkw,» born or destined to
immortality ; -gpe(9F s. fatalism,

Zh cas hy ose anv μεν Dist εν 8. troops in battle
array, army drawn up in order of
battle; general engagement, pitched
battle, war; a. fighting, belligerent ;
warlike; op —f . day of battle ; — ὡνεω
to wage, to make war, to fight; -/4 a.
belligerent; - ῥα, buy un. to fight a
pitched battle, to attack each other
in front, to meet face to face, to en-
counter ; -démy a. rushing on the
enemy.

ΖΔ ων by ocr μεν e21y as og. 0070 » wg ὃ. One who
marshals troops in order of battle;
adjutant general, general. [--ground.

Rurhuinuske , -ν 8. battle-field,

Thsas by 20s ose ἐν αἴ", bafr ’ —hgueguhl f va. to
put or arrange an army in order of
battle, todraw up, to marshal, to array.

Rerheuswefd, δα, un. to be drawn up
in battle array, to be marshalled for
fight; to front the enemy; to join battle.

wheuwpute 8. child’s rattle; cas-
tanets. quel.
ων, τη s. boet, beet-root; S. βω.
ως a. fit, proper, decorous, suit-
able, becoming, seemly, decent, be-
fitting, convenient; s. fitness; p — ad.
properly, fitty, suitably, opportunely,
conveniently, to the purpose; ᾧ -- £v.
imp. it is fit, expedient, suitable, be-
coming ; ὗ - εἰν ιν qa, αὐ εν σον κως ἔτ. to
suit, to be proper & suitable, to be-
come, to be beseeming or seemly,
right, proper, advisable ; ῥ᾽ — wanney,
to avail oneself of, to profit by; to
Improve, to turn to account, to the
best account; shgff -, is it not suit-
able ? ῥ -- Back Ῥω, fp -- 4 εν ἴδω» ys
ho thought fit to 7 ae -- pes sit

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would be better, it would be more
suitable, expedient, convenient; a; f
- (ockgue, it did not seem fitting or
becoming ; ng fr — ageuseninSE fie caslguhyen
er ap kyp gapSojt, his success did
not answer his expectations, he was
disappointed in his hopes.

Tush usenys S. ων 4 a.5-bd S. δωνς δ,
- g¢atu, to match colours; -“εἰῥεῖν
8. fitness, suitableness; decency, de-

ως εν, a. suitable. {corum.

χω ει, ἔοΡ Ξ -ἰἶ σε ἡ μἿ, ἔν dt va. to
make convenient, to adapt, to fit, to
suit, to accommodate.

Rushx, Sa 8. marsh, morass,
swamp, fen, bog, slough, quagmire.

Rus ful ὃ. f OT εἶνε: !

Bergan δ. Rush a.5 —abf. — ser ag hows S.
fb ως ad. 3 -wuwg a. saying or said
opportunely or suitably ; -σε δῇ s. fit-

Awsnck s. troop, pack. [ness.

* ug 8. 42 69. ann] ©

Rurqurg 5. thicket, bushy place, wood.

Ruger, δια. ὃ, Whew» ( twine.

ιωη erg ex 00rd”, Eyey vn. to twist, to

RuwMwhs, fy, wy ray ; light, glare,
brilliancy, splendour; — σαν (δεν,
monstrance, re-.

ReuNestesesgby -φωρήν —-ckhens, -εν
a. radiant, brilliant, shining, refulg-
ent, dazzling, beaming, glittering,
sparkling, gleaming, resplendent, glis-
tening, bright.

ων Biases wr ecs eve ἔμεν 9 —sarenefaw a.
gay with many colours, with gold &
silver embroidery; s. embroidery.

ReusBeatsbS, E-yfs un. to glitter, to
sparkle, to shine, to gleam, to glisten.

Zh exe oD ass ps anv ees by oang ὅ. quack, mounte-
bank, charlatan; boaster, braggart,
vaunter; bully, roisterer, blusterer;
a. bombastic, puffed up, haughty ;-&4,
kgf un. to brag, to boast, to swagger,
to bluster; —a{#f s. quackery, char-
latanry; bombast, fustian, turgidity,
boasting, bragging.

wilpuy , wy & cAMP, Cncampment,
πω a. beleaguered, besieged.

Rodppok s. game-bag of horse-hair.

Awdywenp a, embellished, decorat-
ed, adorned; embroidered; —&d\ ksh
va. to adorn, to decorate, to deck, to
embellish; to embroider, to work.

Rudnel, Mwg 8. decoration, orns-
ment; embroidery.

Rays fy 8. jay.

aU

Auybwh, Gf s. jackdaw, rook; -

αὶ, the — kaws.

wi(PES, bgf vn. to shiver, to splin-
ter, to split; to crackle, to crack, to
crash ; to burst, to blow up, to chap;
~bgncgwtkd va.to make a loud noise,
ἃ crash, to cause to crackle, to crack,
to burst; fig. to speak in a bombastic
manner, to brag, to boast.

KoylF fee , -Php 1 -(ϑμκειδ, 4. great
noise, crash, cracking, crackling ,
erick-crack ; bursting, blowing up,

Auf 5. mare. [explosion.

Thrayyrevan a. bleared, purblind ; —k dl’,
Lyf va.to darken, to dim, to obscure,
to cloud; — gwsa,to dazzle, to hallu-
cinate, to offuscate, to blind; -n.(e}
s. offuscation of the sight, bleared-
ness, parblindness.

Awt, Py s.small bone, ossicle, cockle.

Rustuak. fs. bezel or bezil.

Restrerzuhwt a.capable of discern-
ing, intellectual; known.

Reteowsh f a. recognizable.

Rwteonsk dS, δ' εξ assy , Subp » διωΐπε.
“δ ΄“ὧἱ va. to know; to perceive, to re-
mark, to recollect, to recognize, to
discern, to comprehend, to conceive,
to understand ; s- , not to know, to be
unthankful, to forget; -- σύγε πεῖν
to listen to reason.

Ausluashs» —snq 8. connoisseur, £00d
judge ; -—saqach, -- κι δ, 5. knowledge;
recognition.

ΟΝ ΝΣ oss 7: 1 og 8. WAY, road, route,

street, path; issue; journey; media- |

tion; means, way, manner, method,
process; <p dwpifia , the senses; --
wppotf, highway, public road, tho-
roughfare ; q¢uwpa.t —, great thorough-
fare; bbge —#y. Cross-road; whhnfs,
quepeneqh —, by-way, by-path ; -- ast
ghey, wthnfs, impassable road 5 «7.
«ἴων δὰ —, dirty or muddy road or
street ; — &p4ufg, the way of heaven,
the path of virtue ; δε) 4- γε. [Ὁ dpry -,a
day’s journey ; - 4pfg wnpy, three
day’s journey ; q-ayjt, fb —fbs sn —aur,
q-««. ad. on the road, by the way, on
ἃ journey, during the journey; -- ὦ.
Grempol-essyy ON OF by the way; - awnlby»
to go along, to travel, to undertake a
journey ; to open, to prepare a way;
f - wthwhk,. to set out on, to begin
a journey, to start; - mL,, to ad-
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“νι q-u,to take a wrong course,
to go astray, to err; (Apephy q—u σας
ὕπερ. to mislead, to lead astray, to
put out of the right way, to cause to
Orr; eapgbyneys spukk,, ἐμεωεῥ ately g— °
to interrupt or block the way, to stop
up, to obstruct; g%s, f -, to see off
on ἃ journey; μωβπηδι qu fer. to
prosper, to get on prosperously, to
thrive ; b —f bepacw δρίθωι, ἴο go
one’s own way; fig. to pursue one’s
point ; ghuy q-u OF q—ncpacp, to go
by the same way as, to tread in the
same steps ; to follow, to imitate; pug
ἦν —. by what road? by what way?
which Way ὃ # σεηγῥη -%, straight for-
ward ; aye — Stk fp ghey dp, this road
leads to a village; qyncquanpaegt beep _
af —», company shortens distance; 8.
βῥεν. θυ ΕΓ ’ ΧΩ , 2ιρ (ων! oS A
Loeb, &c.

Awvbanquphughug δ. traveller, pas-
senger ; -n-(#b 4. travelling.

Bwhuyuphweuwe. & highwayman ;
-hhg 8. travelling companion; fellew-
traveller ; fellow-passenger ; --ρ s.
cross-way, —street, place where four
roads meet ; -ρ ᾧ pwquph , public
square ; —4gf- un. to travel with ano-
ther, to be a travelling companion;
—-kgo [2 8. travelling company, — to-
gether; -—g7g 8. guide, conductor; --
εἰν... to direct, to show or indicate
the way, to guide.

Rasteeseyes 5 hl [P wy 5. leader or guide.

wheamwpSapg., wg s. traveller, pas-

senger, wayfarer; —whhg S. —Suhpg ;
—wpwh 8. itinerary; —bds, —pS un. to
travel, to make a journey ; to set off,
to start, to take the road, to begin
one’s journey, to walk, to go; -#./#}
8. journey, Way; — pug διά, Voyage;
Sufup —(2£, travelling expenses; -- ἢ
Sad be fi gudinp, travels & voyages.

Rui pul s.calamba, agallochum.

δι μων, —ph 5. bot. sandal-wood.

Auth» Ruste.» usg 8. hook, tenter ;
drag-hook, cramp-iren; mar. grapnel,
grappling-iron; claw, talon, paw, fang.

Rwbhforn 4. bot. §t.John’s wort.

δι (ΣΧ, ἤν a. clawed, furnished
or armed with claws or talons.

δ, ty δ. fly ; δ qustousl ° δῥμε » eens
wukbs pg, --time; --blow; —-bane;

q- by enpdb,. to exaggerate, to

make mountains of mole-hills.

aUG

Δι Mees AE, po Vics fy a. black & white
spotted; flea-bitten ; 8. Qf.

Th case Keer ει 014 εν 8. fly-bane.

χω, ΧΩ, οἷν 8. pl. flies.

Δ, Af s.gnat, midge, small
fly ; - sh Ug guapntp . Baal-zebub the

AwtApnt s. fly, flies. (god of Ekron.

δ χῆ ξῖ, ἢ. Rast Wes At plush «

Rest Anges »—anly 8. fly-catcher, --trap,

*K ath Χμ, εἷν §.dish-cover. [catch-fly.

KwtAfwh s. waving fan, fly-flap,
punka.

Huy. ay 5. dinner, noon-day meal;
repast, entertainment, feast ; —ay Scand,
the three canonical hours, Third,
Sixth & Ninth; 5. Thess sesh csrel”: sry usin »
“τη, quibpesh —cy, dinner-service;
—-table ; —-bell; - εκ, frugal
meal or table; -- gapss,. to get din-
ner ready ; — wabk,. to give a dinner;
-dk& gaps, to give a grand dinner-
party 5 sqesmnprouen £ -ἶ,, dinner is on
the table; “EP ν Δ ᾿“η δῖ, be cult phe
qek(d- plop ushgutlte » dinners follow
dianers & suppers follow hard on sup-
pers; S. drascd:

Rus «μη. (ὃν ν wg GB. dinner-giving ;
invited, asked to dinner, guest.

RuvyusS- aed 8. dinner-hour, —time.

Ruzwh , wg 8. taste, flavour, savour;
foretaste, prelibation, proof, gustation;
drinking-vessel, cup, mug, glass,
tumbler; measure of 2 gallons; garg.
tonp buy —, Weak or slight effort; «na
boy q-. to try, to taste, to relish;
καρ ἥνενε.( ἡ-- «Βαβι (9 ἢ up to prove
his courage ; τῶν. gdaq supbz,, to
empty the sea with a tea-spoon.

Ruywhwhot a, gustative ; --ξῳ 8.
Bupuhbg ; -ane 8. taster, assayer;
~ancf s. trial, tasting ; —es% δ. mouth,
taste, palate; -copn§ δ. degustation;
8. Buywhkzphe -

Buzubk§ a. that may be tasted,
savoured, relished ; -, s- the taste.

Ruywhkd, bof va. to taste, to try,
to relish; to eat, to feed; to drink;
fig. to experience; -- φως, to die; -
435. to enjoy the world or its pleas-
ures ; — qg.pugqaprelth fruqugne (dk , to
taste the sweets of peace.

Punzrah ke a. dining.

Bungee ἢ ἐν greg esis ol va. to cause to
taste, to give to eat.

Kusyuhfg s.dinner- or table-compa-
nion, messmate, guest.

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Ruywhoete 8. act of tasting or eat-
ing; Holy Communion; consumption.

Reuzusink ἡ. any 9 —enned , —pousls s. din-
ing-hall, --room; refectory.

Rwzbd, kgp va. to dine, to take the
noonday meal, to eat; -- wpumpe, to
dine out; - jp qiueSunf, to dine by
the bill of fare.

Ruyht 4. light dinner, frugal meal.

Reuyhbpaylé 8. dinner; treat, feast.

Rung, f δ. wissal, mass-book; lec-
tionary.

Runyan a. Spread, dispersed, scat-
tered; s. diffusion, extension, dilata-
tion; -s, kgf va. to spread, to dis-
perse, to scatter ; to divert, to enter-
tain; — qhbsu, to squander away, to
waste, to dissipate; -/-/ yn. to be scat-
tered, dispersed; to occupy or busy
oneself with, to apply oneself to; to
take relaxation or recreation ; —fe:
kg 3. effusion, shedding, spreading;
- wobwt , blood-shed , effusion of
blood, slaughter, carnage, butchery;
—pe cael ash gnpd by» Φευδξ, ὧς och — fous ,
eaptkwit: —bep ὥσε,. tO slaughter, to
butcher, to shed rivers of blood; μων.
quad eas pbs sass —he δ η ΕἾ, or 4 πρὸ kyuh ῥ
Mew byes weer ἴτω [νον [Ὁ . rivers of blood were
shed in that battle; 8. 2&qmcsd"; -- οι ῖδ
8. dispersion ; effusion ; distraction;
dissipation.

Berm ssun fi, b-gesy un. to glide or crawl
like a serpent or worm, to twist about,
to twine or coil round; to writhe.

Zh ses say by be of ᾿ -ζσωβιγ » Eguy Un. te
stretch oneselfin yawning or awaking.

Rweyneha.creeping, crawling, cring-
ing; winding, tortuous, sinuous; flex-
ible, supple; καὶ -- ad. hurriedly, hast-
ily, in haste 5 - εὐου Ἵν » to insinu-
ate, to worm oneself in, to enter cau-
tiously but hastily, to creep or steal
in swiftly. [ster’s or crab’s claws.

Ruynen, gary ὃ. Claw, talon; lob-

Rwa., fy 8. discourse, harangue,
oration, sermon, allocution; disserta-
tion; history ; treatise; narration, re-
cital; -- peprywhet, homily; -- peo.
ecnushwh, PAPeNesi8; wn. -ὦνν δὴ -- Ά ad.
literally, to the letter; -- «wphaswby, to
deliver an oration or harangue, to
make a speech, to preach a sermon;
ῥ -- wntne,, to discourse, to speak, to
talk; to write; - anne ἔν ary fuowks. to
descant, to hold forth, to converse, to

Δ
talk, to discourse , * to spout, to
speechify ; *r*L τ" ang eas ων ἴδε. [Ὁ ἐπ εὐ
mpa.p, to write a biography.

δωκεν 9.» by 9. ray, beam, radia-
tion ; light, splendour, brightness,
brilliancy ; geom. radius; -- swbbsb ast.
vector radius; —« wpdwhk,, to irradi-
ate, to beam, to emit rays.

δωκ ἡ (2 ωμίγν a. beaming, luci-
ferous, radiant; crowned with rays
(Diana) ; —24«. a. lucid, fulgid, lumin-
0U8 5 —dfg ᾿ -ὡ στ. — spider ly a. casting
or emitting rays, radiant, sparkling,
shining, brilliant, resplendent; --νδ
whys — hen, —emgr , πήϑ a. radiant, lu-
minous, blazing, bright, glittering.
wna [οἱ ἐν αἴ, kgf un. to radiate,
to emit rays, to shine, to blaze, to
dazzle, to glitter, to sparkle, to en-
lighten, to scintillate.

Ruan wgses(F nef . irradiation, emis-
sion of rays, radiancy, radiance; phys.
radiation.

δωκε» gsfup 5. commencement
ofa discourse or treatise, chapter;
-te4 va. to write, to describe, to
narrate.

Awake a. belonging to a dis-
course, discursive; narrated, describ-
ed; -- pJimump,» litteral sense; -4gbdS"
va. to write or narrate the same thing
with another. (declamation.

as ou. cazesons og S. declaimer > ~aalFhed 2.

Kenuwnuwhp s. tiresome discourse,
idle story, prattle, chat; cavil, dis-
pute ; -mkd, kgf un. to prate, to
prattle, to chatter; to trifle, to talk
idly ; to cavil, to dispute ; eng, mg 8.
great talker, babbler, chatterer; ca-
viller; declaimer.

Renk,b a. that can be related.

KuakJS, κηΐ va. to discourse, to
make a discourse; to treat; to narrate,
to relate ; to recount, to tell, to recite,
to speak.[mons, selection of homilies.

aphofy, opp 8. collection of ser-

Rewanprsely aman poly neg ν. ῥ 9. chess,
game of —; — Arswqen,, to play at chess.

Bep δ. remedy, means, expedient;
~ OF - be Meograsl gunutls,, tO find a
Means or a way, to contrive, to think
ofa device, to contrive ; shp -- " 03 gy
τ there is no way or means to, there
18 no help, it is done; it is past all
cure, it is irremediable; S. Aupush-

puh, wq δ. pasture, feed, food,

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forage, fodder, provender ; pasture
ground or land, meadow; fig. food,
pasture, aliment, nourishment, prey ;
Rup; — Spry, fuel, combustible; --
ifuk,, to be food to, the prey οὗ ἃ
prey to; Spry -- phub;, Siwmtp,, to bea
prey to the flames, to be burnt, de-
voured, consumed by fire; wy — ἐᾧ.
bby, αἴνει, . tO perish by the sword;
apry — wu, to put to the edge of the
sword, to slay; -- guwtk,, to spread
over, to wind or creep about; — muy
Shpdocweng, to keep up, to foment
divisions; Mw δε. — wabk,, to find a
remedy; to repair, to redeem, to re-
trieve, to make reparation or amends
for ; κι -- whup, for cherishing or
caressing the passions ; pusqdinfunglung
ἐρᾷς εν bus wayp — he mowed them
down with the murderous steel, or
sweeping brand ; gpmnche - δὲ; es us g ®
knowledge is the food of the mind.
Rupukwpeyw 8. plant fit for fodder;
-hkg a. foraging together ; τὼν a.
abounding in fodder, in pasture, very
grassy ; -cp a. pasturing, feeding.
δωρεά! 4, kgf va. to lead the flocks
out to pasture, to feed, to pasture ; to
remedy, to cure ; fig. to attack, to eor-
rupt, to waste, to devour, to consume;
un. to pasture, to graze, to browse, to
feed, to bait, to feed or live upon, to
eat; to expand, to extend, to dilate,
to propagate, to diffuse, to spread ; to
take root, to get rooted; to be cured;
- qutdh, to fatten oneself; pagt Saq_
εἴδανε μα δ᾽ ασε. οἰ ἔτ —bEp, the flames,
driven by the wind, continued to
spread; Jus hesp fries —4Ep ὗ ΚΣ ΖΣ WwW ἢ
a deep wound rankled in their hearts;
gqueh ap Wed ba ag up -4Ep ν8 pain which
penetrated to the very marrow of his
ones. [pasture, to give to eat.
Beupresh by ἡ πε. ἡ εὐἷοῖν Γ᾽ » ua. to feed, to
δωρωΐῥα, begusy ὃ. Δωριωξ bd.
Rupwhoi 4. pasture, pasturage ;
dilatation, extension.
cca go Meas μεν by of, kof ν —anpal, E-gesy UN. to
crack, to crackle, to crepitate; —a#f.%,
—mone te 8, crackling, creaking, crepi-
tation, crick-crack, crash, burst.
RupSiveg, fs. clasp, hasp, buckle;
button; loop, catch, hook; — gag»
clasp 3 μενῶ, qoqal = —ukb OY —Ei va.
to put the taches into the loops, to
clasp, to fasten, to hook.

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Rup%pncy 5. bot. dandelion, pissabed. : speaker, orator, declaimer; -fostis”

wp, yf 8. grease, fat, tallow;
Oil; a. fat, plump; -- freqk&bp, bacon,
seam, hog’s grease or fat; — fanqk bp
4 veep be εν lard ; τε “πρεἴν » the finest
flour of the finest wheat; odusthy —nd,
to grease; punt, gh, to skim; to
scour, clean or purify from grease;
—y 4» by ccs ole 4-897 4 to become blind with
Tage. [ (acid ).

ον ess pasts (@@acace ) a. stearic

as 0 eng 949 eng aes [Ὁ ens [Ὁ ess Ther presy cases a. fat,
greasy, full of grease, adipose.

000 ps ag oan esr 0 αν by sxe (( (Ancoew) a. 86-
baric, pyroleic (acid).

*Keupey pl, ὃ. ὃ. Tuspreneape » SC.
ὠς [νων 8. Stearine. [ (acid).
διωξωμνή eas by ste (AlP-nenew) a. adipic

“ταν (ite ad. with all its fat.

upuyne(Ihed 6. greasiness ; fatness,
plumpness.

Rupnwuwh , fp δ. orator, rhetorician,
rhetor, eloquent person; -#4w0% a. ora-
torical; -, §. —ai(36 ; -bd, kof un. to
speak like an orator, to discourse with
eloquence, to harangue, to declaim;
—ac{#h s. rhetoric, oratory, oratorical
art; eloquence, fecundity of expres-
sion, fluency of speech, richness of
style. [pen.

*RKusprmufurs fp, we 8. Tuler; ruling-
_ Repu, wy a dexterous, handy,
industrious, ingenious, skilful, adroit,
able, clever, expert; fig. artful, cun-
ning, sharp, sly, shrewd, crafty; 8. ar-
tisan, mechanic, artificer, master ; ad.
well, wisely, thoroughly, to the bot-
tom ; -.ῥῤ puteushwanpds ae(dh » excel-
ling in sculpture; -- f fhqdmcnphy,
adroit at dissembling , crafty;-— αὖ.
» to know perfectly, thoroughly.
eas ocr eas [Ὁ ccs pu.cests ν &e. 8. —fucu, &C.5
~puwy ad. skilfully, artfully, dexterous-
ly, ingeniously, industriously, adroit-
ly, cleverly; cunningly, craftily ; —¢&o
a. very skilful, - clever; good con-
noisseur ; engineer; -¢fS a. having a
good hand-writing; —gfmn(3 s. en-
Sineering ; - κοΐ ad. better; —gaps s.
master workman, skilled artisan; ar-
tificer; artist ; a. well made, executed
with great skill; -g£« a. very atten-
tive, examining or exploring diligent-
ly ; —feup a. deceiving adroitly; cun-
. hing, artful, astute; -fow, wa. speak-

ing well, eloquent, flaent; 4. good

un. to speak with eloquence or art, as
an orator; -frounc(3h s. speaking well,
fluency of speech, eloquence.
exo [Ὁ ean ozs pe eas ly » sg A. industrious.

Rwpmwopaset a. drawing, painting
well; -df¢ a. throwimg or shooting
skilfully ; -dpes a. ingenious, industri-
ous, witty, full of wit; -daebd, kgf un.
to tax one’s ingenuity, to discover, to
find out, to invent, to contrive; to
sophisticate, to subtilize ; --ἴων»νε [Ὁ με»

; δ. Rew [των aryl «

uw μεν δὴν peccsterl, wusqus UN. tO appl
oneself to, to study, Ἦν think ofa ie.
vice; to become industrious, ingeni-
ous, skilful, dexterous, adroit.
Ruwpinwpwthop a. painting skilfally,
in a masterly manner; painted with
art or skill. _—[fiction, artifice, cavil.
Kupwnwputp 8. ingenious invention,
wpnupumben ὃ. architect; master,
author; a. skilled, well versed, very
skilful ; -.04.% a. architectural, archi-
tectonic ; -£4f, kgf va- to be the archi-
tect of, to build or construct with art;
—a.(3f s. architecture; great skill or
dexterity in art; -syL« ad. cleverly,
skilfully, dexterously.
ca [Ὁ ase ess [1 τα es eatle « &e. 3. χω ore casos sols 5
&c. 5 -wsyq a. insidious, artful, crafty.
eas (vars casa ccs pv bs 03 000), seo o ese one ΣΤ ἐδ
tuprenespusgie gastels of va. to render
skilful, dexterous.
γενέ ἔν αἴ, kgf va.to exercise one’s
wits, to seek expedients, to devise
means, to invent; to make use of stra-
tagems, to use artifices, wiles, shifts;
to pretend to be learned, to affect
learning; lft Neaspressesspeb pr essvesse_Ey , 4“
df (Phepkughs, let the cobbler stick to
Hears err sss pa fpelise y S. 2'νευρ-- {his last.
asa r sen ess pu lene ovate ϑ. acuteness, erspi-
cacity, penetration; dexterity address,
cleverness ; sophistry, cavilling, petti-
fogging, sophism, subtlety, quirk.
Rep ιν [Ὁ prt ὃ. art, skill, ability,
dexterity, address; cunning, subtlety,
artifice, prank, feint, policy, sharp-
ness ; penetration, sagacity, presence
of mind; knowledge, erudition; ge-
nius, bent; -(@f ad. dexterously, cle-
verly, adroitly ; artfully, craftily, cun-
ningly ; ghawgnps ’ eh > 20s [y ses fy castle y ἀνάγειν.
bewafl -, manufacturing, agricult-
ural, commercial industry ; sen -PF

abt,
[parsley.

lead plammet.

Beoprens pas ’ Respepne ἢ s. bot. wild

huwpunnet a. piebald, dapple-grey;
-ap.— horse; -- Ἀν ΧΕ, roan, ru-
bican.

Rpbwqupg » —ygkug » ~qghgbh a.
hermitical, leading an ascetic or aus-
tere life, mortified, virtuous; — Z&ushp,
penitent life; --οὔ ν᾽ 8. crisi8; - οὖν a.
laborious, painful,critical, jeopardous;
-hfy 8. fellow-sufferer ; fellow-labour-
er, --workman; brother or companion
in arms ; -#£p a. inclined to an austere
life; των a. having led an austere
life ; -σιῖ; ΓΝ hermitage ; ~cop δ. her-
mit, anchorite, solitary, recluse; mar-
tyr; combatant, warrior, champion,
athlete ; a. ὃ. —gqzbwg 5 -ἐσ σε ἤ sts Ω.
hermitical, ascetic, painful, laborious;
- hbutp, ascetic life; -cophlS. Ape.
bff 5 -cnpor(tfeh 8. hermit’s or as-
cetic life.

Kqthd, kgf, —~bgarguhkd va. to
force, to molest, to trouble, to vex,
to torment; to endanger, to jeopard.

Agepd, kyuy un. to torment or
trouble oneself, to lead a laborious,
painful life, to labour, to suffer much;
to afflict one’s body, to subdue one’s
passions, to devote oneself to an as-
cetic life, to mortify, to macerate; to
strive, to endeavour, to make an ef-
fort, to exert oneself, to take pains;
to combat, to resist; to venture, to
risk, to jeopard oneself.

Rebaqehwh S. Req beush ash»

Keke (I feb 8. austere or ascetic life,
austerity; penitence, mortification,
maceration; fatigue, labour, trouble,
effort; combat, resistance ; danger,
risk; - diego. death-struggle, pangs,
agony 5 or —(3& 41:19 ann cxsesensatlafrle the
momentous day of the Last Judgment;
bf -(9f ad. with the utmost care or
diligence.

KekowH 8. combat, strife; S.-af-

Renckp S. Δεν.

Khy, bya. forehead bald; “. 35. χῥε 7.

Khquhuh » -ηενωᾷ, wg 8. plume or
egret, (ches.

KéyéS va.to divide in many bran-

Kbqne(2h δ. forehead baldness.

Rha ph- dS, πρσε Γ, οὖ va. to cleave,
to split, to rive, tu rift ; to crack,
to chap, to crevice; to cut, to incise,
to make an incision ; to divide, to se-

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parate; to tear, to rend; to disunite,
to sever; —//'un. to be split or cloven;
to separate, to fall off, to become es-
tranged, parted, severed. —
Aby paws, og δ. chink, cranny, rift,
crack , fissure, cleft; cut, incision,
slit, slash, gash, rupture, apertare,
opening; -σε δῆ, s. splitting, cleaving,
riving.
ALS, bg 8. walk, turn, turning; 8.
ὕ τς: -- πεσε ν qpoutay ᾧ —-8.—pl5
- q-f ad. in taking ἃ walk, walking ;
ghw, — στρ. to walk with a measured,
haughty step.
Kb Swhot, wy a. peripatetic; acade-
mician ; - σεῦ s. peripatetism.
Kbdiapwt δ. place for walking, co-
vered walk, walk, alley ; school of the
Peripatetics; academy, Institute ; fig.
dwelling, abode; throne; -—g. walk,
gai t, step 37 presse case fors ces ty asta ’ ghnnckg ‘
Academy of belles-lettres, of sciences;
“ἡ ζω οἿ, —, the French Academy;
—wheb a. academic, —al; — thon, —
sitting. (--path.
Rh dbush , -dh 4. foot-pavement,
A&dk bf s. walk, covered walk; ter-
race, corridor, gallery ; walk, gait;
Sunumnetk —, avenue, broad walk
or alley, vista, boulevard.
Abdkgnegutibds va. to walk, to take
to walk. {walk, to walk out.
Redps, bguy vn. to walk, to take a
ΔΕ; 8. privy, water-closet ; bp [P easy
> —. to go to stool. [silver.
Abbwuyghtt s. packfond, german
ALL, vy 4. froth, scum of boiled
meat; —, -kp. og OF wg & smoke or
odour of cooking or burning meat;
fig. victim, holocaust, sacrifice.
RELATE ph run a. having an odour of
burnt grease. (whiz.
REVAL pa yun. to buzz, to hum, to
ALi pkL, kgf va. to exhale an
odour of cooking or burning flesh, a
smell of roast meat; to burn; to sa-
crifice; —f/ un. to burn, to be burnt;
- χα ων eas fy ἐν ε- ΚΖ. “γε. ee s to pine
for, to languish; -phagh qn$ 9, may
he accept your sacrifice!
RELAL pompd, Equy un. to be soiled
with grease & smoke; to be half burnt.
Roy» oy OF fr. πή 9. diligence, haste,
speed, hurry; - q-/. — ᾧ τῶι. —#d_ ad.
diligently, in haste; hastily, in a hur-
ry, hurriedly, precipitately; — zea

aha
ey, haste, alacrity 5 -- asm, —o ἤ να σας,
gustly or

BhaykS, bop, —bgnegutkS va. to
hasten, to urge on, to forward, to
quicken, to hurry, to despatch ; - get
(Pwgs,to accelerate, redouble or in-
crease one’s pace.

Bb wyph(Fwg a. running swiftly; s.
diligence, stage-coach, coach; -- &_
penzne (3h, fast, express train; -- ἥν,»
to run or go at full speed.

Δικα ῥα, Egy vn. to make haste, to
be eager, in a hurry, to hasten, to
despatch.

Bund 8. alacrity, swiftness ,
quickness, eagerness, promptitude ;
assiduity. [terity, generation,progeny.

bun, fg 8. race, descendants, pos-

ΔΙΕρεπωᾷ 8. VU cay fesse cash ; - ἔυῥήωμ . ἃ
white horse; -«#2f α. riding on —; —&

Bhekglhh s. werewolf. [χε s. linen.

Rhee, Megnahp 9 My why 8. effort, en-
deavour, attempt, study; labour, work,
pains, suffering, hardship, toil, fatigue;
danger, hazard, jeopardy; crisis; con-
flict, contest, combat, fight; 8. X¢tew,
(#6; -f- ad. close or hard by, one
after the other, without intervals ; aa
Aqedpp. with all one’s strength or
ability; Apoctp diwpnf, the toils of
War; wwbhy dbo με εἶξε δ᾽ Xzuhy, to bear
or sustain great hardships ; gif —_yeue
aft ebb, Profiles, lg SES asntney ν gree
qaud Moet asntks , to strive or
struggle hard, to do one’s best or
utmost, to redouble one’s endeavours,
to make superhuman efforts; - αν,
to make an effort, to strive, to en-
deavour; giky ἰών —, sluts Ἂν.
quidpp gach anpk,,to make a last
effort, or final efforts.

Δρά 5. cry; warbling, chirping; -
4wit,. to utter a feeble cry.

Abha s. sharp lance.

Bhy» Amp 8. Ἀγ.

By! a. young, tender; -- Sessah,
tender age, childhood.

ALAP, Mery 8. RAP (lows.

Aprnnctp 5. the twittering of swal-

BES, Alf, πε. 8. wed.

Alege δε. a- just, exact, precise,
correct, punctual, regular; strict, ri-
gorous; sparing, scanty; sordid, nig-
gard; ad. 8. X-gfe-

Bhs» Any or ΣΡ 8. cry, shrill cry,
shriek , screech, scream; squalling,

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wailing, outcry: wghaqepS —, piteous
cry ;~ eanleneys ΓΟ ΣΝ “ΣΡ φωρᾷω͵
τ» to cry, to make a loud outery, to
shriek, to scream, to screech, to
squall, to howl, to yelp, to whine; -
pp dh ΧΩ ΩΣ Τὰ μὴ ΑΙ to utter piercing
screams ;-bi'S. Asked; mg ogy [is poly
poyg quy qdayfe —buy , nothing was
heard but shrieks & woe.

Ahshotp 5. great noise, clatter,
bawling, brawling.

Afuyn., Synf s. blearedness.

Apa, αν. πως 8. small cluster of

*Khun , χων 5. neck. [grapes.

Rpwnwl » wy 8. COllar, necklace,
string, carcanet.

Rhye fp. ang ° περ. εἷναι. 8. claw,
talon, nail, pounce; fang; paw; γι οὖ
“9845 to stretch out the claws ; —«dpp
δι,» to claw, to scratch; 8. [στα ;
—winp a. clawed, furnished with claws.

Ape 4. leg, foot; paw.

fresoy , wy & monster; phantom,
spectre; night-mare, incubus; -- τ.
Snfuayfing, the Furies; — gwnwskd, to
drone, to hum, to buzz, to whiz; -».
μων a. Wild, ferocious, savage, 1Π-
human; boorish, awkward ; —ahuwkh a.
strange, monstruous ; -- σε ζθᾧ δ. mons-
truosity.

Bhey, og 8. branch, bough; stamp,
stock, stem; finger; -- g&aeny, arm of
ariver; ᾧ -« pad atfy,to branch out,
to ramify ; (Pneby fb - hiss nentrg , to
count on the fingers.

Rpequgpae(d fet ὃ. genealogy.

ip, Afog 8. Slime, Mucous secre
tion of snails.

Rhyl? nltf s. the little finger ;
heomly qng f -& pep. to conquer, to
overcome.

Rab S. Ranckd: s. 8. Ysfed.

Δι Xresusfoprare Aap a. stingy, scur-
vy, niggard, sordid, covetous, miserly.

Bq%7hbu a. branched, forked, bushy.

Aqvdpcun. to become wrinkled.

RAI Af, RydAd Bl yn. to be very
sordid or grasping, close-fisted. _

Ayoug s. wheel. [great noise.

τὰν ful un. to fall or plunge in with

Rifbeb, Ropes s. noise, splash,
plunge, romour; sound of the 488.

ALLE a. worm-eaten, rotten.

BAp ὲ ΧΙ Χπε. ΟΥ̓ Np Ney ops NE acy 3.
worm, vermin, small worm; insect,
animalcule; reptile.

Gt

Δι ΕΓ, bgp un. to chirp, to pip, to
cheep; -- ¢5404, to whisper, to mur-
nur, to mutter, to grumble.

διῆκι, kgf, -bgnegutkS va. to
trample, to press, to squeeze, to crush,
to bruise , to compress , to contuse ;
to soften, to move, to affect; fig. to
trample on, to grind down, to oppress,
to crush, to vex, to molest ; — quanequ,
to bruise fruits ; — gufpu, to grieve, to
Oppress ; -- gupym fb gam, to affect,
to melt, to move to ity; ng fuk ufipenp
Mp χῆξβ ῥ᾽ “πᾳ, did not our hearts
burn within us ὃ

Rebel, σάω un. to be trampled,
squeezed , pressed , compressed ; -
spef, to be moved, affected, to melt
away, to be faint with longing.

δ ον. 1, 5. pressing, squeezing; con-
tusion, bruise; -- wwf, shrinking; --
yeqey, bruising.

*Adocn 8. gimour, an Oriental sweet,
(composed of small pieces of bread,
honey, & butter, pressed together &

Atuh s.merry-thought. [baked).

δυχηήωιξησε, ReAphf poqae s. bot.
earyophyllata, herb-bennet; seed of
the ash-tree,

BeAynek » qywg 8. ΒΡΑΥΓΟῪ ;—NAncL,
Yanan , the = chirps, chirrups, pips.

Btpwhwh a. compressible; -- νε 2} 8.
~bility, -bleness.

ws, f 2. piezometer.
δι a. compressible.

Bikd, kgf, —byncguibSva.to press,
to squeeze, to compress, to express,
to strain; to macerate, to mortify, to
curb, to subdue, to repress, to con-
strain, to restrain; to oppress, to
trouble ; -- geftepafe . to mortify, to ma-
cerate, to afflict the flesh.

bf, ἔσω vn. to be pressed, com-
pressed ; oppressed.
bone (tfc, —neifs 8. compression,
straining, pressing, squeezing; -- «ἴων(α.
4+, mortification, maceration. [pipe.
Lywhackp 8. anat. Vagina or womb-
thn, μωξΐ α. exact, just, punc-
tual, precise, categorical, strict,effect-
Ve; “+ io pr ase fre. ad. ὃ. Roahe; - 72
OF wabynd , properly speaking.

, Ἀζήρωνα με, a. veridical, truth-tel-
ling; £47, kgf una. to speak truth, to
assure, to verify, to prove, to demon-
strate; --να (δῇ δ. truth of a discourse,
veracity; rhet. acribology ; —gaps a. |

44S

Δὺὺ

exactly alike, the same; painted from
nature ; painting from life; -- σρδ
va. to paint to life ; --φωΐν, fy a. strik-
ingly, perfectly resembling, the same;
hitting off or catching the exact like-
ness; - sk bgutuaghp, living likeness;
—asgess ono ε. οὔ δ. Deze 70 100 ae ὁ —<plft a. Τὶ-
gorously examining.

puted’, kgf va. to verify, to prove
the truth, to certify, to assure; dili-
gently or exactly to investigate; to
seek with accuracy, to inform one-
self minutely ; - or -bgneguti Sua. to
resemble life itself, to depict faith-
fully, to cause to resemble; « —busy
qquewht Buwhopuy, Who can number
the seed of Jacob?

Rogen {9 pat s. truth ἢ exactitude,
punctuality; correctness, precision ;
likeness, naturalness.

Roqwglag a. beating down the price,
haggling, cheapening, driving a hard
bargain; —sy.04.0b9 a. rigorously exact-
ed or exacting, rigorous, rigid, 86-
vere ; -φ ων. a. sold or selling with
difficulty, stintedly, with much ado.

Δ 5.8 4, kgh va. to spare, to be say-
ing, to economise, to be parsimoni-
ous, stingy; to settle, to adjust; S.
Rogpunkd-

Aogbe» Bogrd. ad. justly, exactly,
strictly, precisely, punctually ; rigor-
ously, austerely, scrupulously, spar-
ingly, savingly, stingily, niggardly,
scantily, frugally, meanly, miserably ;
- gunmfjer, exactly, toa little, to a
farthing, to the point, rightly, accur-
ately, punctually, in all its details.[gy.

aq a. thrifty, parsimonious, stin-

Aogorl[tpes 8. exactness, punctuali-
ty, accuracy, precision, regularity ;
rigour, austerity ; thrift, economy,
parsimony, stinginess; 4Samncguthy
pugqad --ἰΘ 8. to pay exactly, strictly,
rigorously, to a farthing, with rigor-
ous exactness.

Bodiap pe , σοῖο. wag Oe true, ul-
questionable, real, certain, sure; ve-
ridical, faithful, upright, frank, sin-
cere; ad. in truth, traly, indeed, real-
ly, in realty, verily ; — ῥσξ ὃ is it true?

Α εἴων ove eas ρον α. truth-speaking ἢ
truthful, veracious ; -kd, kgf va. to
speak or ‘tell the truth, to verify, to
confirm; -».(7% s. truthfulness, vera-

city 3 —giyh, oS. Th επωρίνν ad.; ον τὰ
a8

ΔΗ
a. judging equitably, just, equitable;
-ίμοω, ὅσ. BS. -push, &C.3 τἄσπρα a.
truthless, that has lost the sight of
truth; far from the truth, false; -Scs_
ewer, fy a. orthodox, having a true
belief, believing, faithful; of sound
mind ; —syessn a. worshipping truth;
-waznn(t 8. adoration, worship of
the truth ; -syemeed a. relating or nar-
rating the truth; faithfully & truly re-
porting or reported, veridical, true,
veritable; ΡΝ S. Tegel roca foe 5 -ξρ α.
truthful, sincere, upright ; =n as [orcas pease
ad. truthfully, sincerely , uprightly;
~uppoeb s. love of truth, veracity, sin-
cerity, equity ; -uhk wy a. enemy of
truth, hating, detesting the truth;
-mku a. seeing the truth; having no
respect for persons, severe, perspi-
Cacious; —whufy. ~npfey a. true, real,
exact, striking ; -gorgutbd’ 8. Ayehueys
ane bs of 5 ~gneghs. ὃ. verificator ; —pempng α.
preaching truth ; -ρῦν ἣν a. probing the
truth; well examined, sure, certain.

Roslin peaked ? Eg ᾽ —Egnegutht vad. to
aver, to verify, to certify, to justify,
to assure, to show, to prove, to con-
firm.

Rowwepnfee. ad. truly, in truth, cer-
tainly, undoubtedly, effectively, un-
questionably, in conscience; really,
in effect.

Apfnpenac(e feu 4. truth; veracity;
reality ; sincerity; aa.%—, plain truth;
- ὅσω , the bottom or basis of things;
ots κε 20s δεν [σον cess ly OT q—- 1 to tell the
whole truth ; seo tyesspocse bry q- to offend
against truth; - ad. S. χέρα ωνῥβε..

Aodeeraneungg a. teaching truth.

Ayleesprown 8. bot. betony.

δον. fg. wy a wealthy, opulent,
rich; copious, rich, abundant, great,
ample ; powerful, mighty, potent,
grand, high; s. master, lord, grand
seigneur; -ρ .pequpft, the first or
most distinguished citizens of a town,
the magnates, grandees, noblemen,
nobility; -ὦ ΧΙ εἴ, to walk haughtily.

Anfupwh a. eloquent, fluent; — /b
bb, or τι, kgf va. to speak imperi-
ously, authoritatively, presumptious-
ly ; to abound in discourse, to ampli-
fy, to enlarge upon; to talk big, to
boast, to brag; —s.(2% s. haughtiness,
arrogance ; amplification ; boasting,
bragging; rhet. elocution; —pusy ,—geytu

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ad. imperiously, with authority; opu-
lently, richly, magnificently ; amply,
diffusely ; -%wec(2h s. pomp, ostenta-
tion, show, parade; --ΔΣ ἐΓ a. copious,
abundant; haughty, pompous, state-
ly, lofty.

Rafuusturt, αὐ. un. to have, take or
exercise high authority or great as-
cendency over, to prevail, to rale
over; to give oneself great airs, to
lord it, to carry it like a lord, to sig-
norise; to be proud, puffed up; to grow
rich, to abound, to thrive, to make a
fortune ; — hapd aitediadpe exyyny , to build
oue’s fortune on, or to raise oneself
by the ruin of another.

Rofewgerguthd va. to enrich, to
make wealthy, to endow, to gift, to
adorn ; - 4πρ ay eneloop » to load with
kindness, to heap up benefits, pre-
sents, honours upon one, to over-
whelm with gifts.

Χο ω ΧῈ of ’ a a. S. δ nce Me of ἢ ha-
ving ἃ majestic gait, walk, bearing or
deportment. :

Rnfune{[Pfe% δ. power, authority, m-
fluence, sway, empire; pride, haughti-
ness; riches, opulence ; abundance,
diffusion ; —(@f ad. nobly, magnificent-
ly; authoritatively , imperiously, ar-
rogantly , haughtily , ostentatiously,
pompously; Ὧν -¢, Your Lordship;
— Highness; — Majesty.

Aafuuppacl2h s. love of power, am-
bition. — [stick or cudgel.

Rahwh, fs. crook; crosier; loaded

Regkd, Egh va. to take off the hair,
to depilate; to arrange or play with
the beard.

Raqmey pled A Laf va. to deliver, to
take away, to save, to free, to disen-
gage, to set at liberty; -- gut» or
—pbf un. to escape, to evade, to slip
away, to get rid of, to disentangle; 5.

᾿ VW arqurynes e

Aagny porte s.deliverance.

Aaqnpmfip 8. Bhp

Δηυηζῥεῖ», pacts 8. Raped.

δ ση.» 4, ἔυΡ va. to tear; to haul, to
drag or draw along.

Amywh, wg #, TOPE, cord ; halter.

Rey Xmen pd un. to get bruised.

Bound a. emphatic, declamatory;
--ω fsousfey 8. —es punter ef

annihapwh a. magniloquent, pom

Ρουθ; 5. declaimer; -&s, &yf vn. to

κι}

boast, to vaunt, to speak pompously,
to brag, to declaim, to spout, to tear
ἃ passion to tatters; -σε δ} s. magni-
loquence, pomposity, pompous non-
sense, bombast, declamation.

Χοκ νιον ν wages UN. to talk big, to
boast, to brag, to bully, to be preten-
tious, to become arrogant.

pa, fs. boy, domestic, waiter.

Bar, *—ae, 5. Quynh.

Borel; ‘ Rocpuh ν mg 8. merlin.

Bskd', kop un. to cry, to scream, to
squall, to shriek, to screech ; to bawl,
to groan, to complain, to lament.
Rehed , χω πε ΔΆ, 5. cry, bawling, squal-
ling, outcry ; complaint, groaning, la-
mentation.

Bey a. brawling, noisy, squalling,
clamorous ; -- (Ange, screaming.

Baypat » Kyran, Mas rssts 8. cicada;
~ "Xn πιο . Anhsk , the -- chirrups.

Kyowa. δ. blearedness.

Kxwffm a. loaded with clusters of
tapes, abounding in grapes.

ampey 8. grape-gleaner ; — wnbb, ,
deb; or -£.f un. to glean, to gather
grapes, to pick up the clusters; fig. to
plunder, to lay waste ; to consume, to
destroy entirely, to exterminate ; -n.%
8. grape-gleaning.

εἰς s.noise; creaking, screaking.

Kahbush , * Rauph 4. Zo-cart.

Raksho, —shJ-vn. to creak, to screak.

Rabshet 8. Rafi.

κε ὅν ε- εὦ ἤ cesta ἔτ νῳ. S. Renenqne δῆ, Ν

Benkl : Brncagkd : Egf un. to
chirp, to cheep, to pip, to.twitter, to
chirrup, to warble, to sing.

anengkgne gall va. S. Ranks ἢ
fig.to speak pompously, magniloquent-
ly, arrogantly.

Banngne δὲ, 8. Warbling, twittering,
chirping, singing of birds.
ares ies Νἰ candle, light, lambeau;

per; Jeg δι. ae ded ν ἐδῆπε νι
thy αἴ to enuff ; to light; to ἊΝ out,
ight ee or blow out a candle or

ae μοὐΐ, » gy 8. socket; -4«πρὸ .
“5. δ. tallow-chandler, candle-maker,
chandler; - σα. peegh 5. candle-light-
er, lighting-stick ; lighter, illumina-
tor ; lighting of candles or lamps;
varistmas eve, Epiphany, Easter eve
laminations ; public iliumination ; -
wabb,, to light a candle ; - ζω» -ἀβῥ

AAS
s. candlestick ; candleholder; acolyte;
~d&. a. lamp-shaped; 5. mar. an an-
cient Greek oared-vessel, lychnis.

U

Apugne, wy & tallow, suet, fat
Pea 8. ἄβωωᾷξ. (grease.
Afbp s. bot. camomile.

*Koopfh 8. RoAp-

o® fy, ak, wg 8. balancing, 08-

cillation, vibration; clock, time-piece;
S. Ror ; a. 8. Ro%csely asks ἢ ΧΟΧ᾽ ΣῪ Σ
Ss. Rorbd’

[oscillatory.
BeorX%whwt a. oscillating, balancing,
BorXwiwh , wg 8. pendulum, balance;

mus. cithern; rattle, clapper; — ~rafsa
υὐνῥς . grate-pendulum, compensa-
tion p.

[swing.
RoAwing s.Weighing-machine; swipe;
ReAbS, kyf va. to oscillate, to vib-

rate, to balance; to jog, to wag; to

swing, to rock, to dangle, to move to
& fro, to push; -- εὐ" ρῥηωᾷξ, quace, qyb.

qupah, to brandish a lance, a sword,

to hur! a dart or javelin.

Ronblis hush a. ὃ. οι hast ; ἤν. O8-
tentatious, pompous, gaudy, gorge-
ous, showy, proud.

RoApd, kquy un. to oscillate, to vib-
rate, to balance, to move up & down,
or to & fro ; to swing, to have a swing,
to go in a swing; to see-saw, to have

ἃ game at see-saw.

Korn sg. oscillation, balancing;
swinging, rocking, dangling ; see-saw-

ing, see-saw motion; asé. nutation.

Hore δ. swing, see-saw, whirligig.
o2 OF Huey, —wh 8. leather cuiraes.

U (man) whe 5. the twentieth letter

of the alphabet, & the fifteenth of the
consonants; αν #, two hundred; two
hundredth.

— Itis sometimes changed into 2;

for example : ardppS-abpfd » μεν,
ubrj-pashpesut, ὁ etpatb-pipnbk,-

U02

— It enters sometimes in words as
an expletive or as a mere ornament;
thus, Surly hissy ky » Seng TLS ν afiece ye
Sb, Seespam iy y «“ηο[ Ey Sian (Fb, , Susu
fase es on ν as op fsvcas lies fos 0 frurdt-cahned- »

᾿ς ary (2 , bg 8. parchment; scroll;
-mgnps , wg 8 parchment-maker ;
bay a. of parchment; ζω —, parch-
ment-binding.

Wesgeap pint ᾽ ὑ 8. δοί. burdock, bur.

arty. fog gery. 474ρ 8. claw, talon,
nail, paw ; δράω(ῥ -p. torturing-
hooks; pdpatb, divgsop » to seize with
the claws or talons, to clutch, to
grapple, to grasp, to hook.

Vag humpputau ¢ engin, ag ὃ. MAS-
ter; master of the horse ; chief, ma-
gistrate ; -apac(? fet δ. magistracy.

᾿Πωπίωνρ α. furnished with claws,
clawed.

Yagil, —gbd, buf un. to claw, to
scratch; to clutch, to catch; -, orf
{&p —» to climb up, to climb, to clam-
ber up, to ascend.

Vagish ad. with the claws ; - ἔμ.
τὲς pb dé 8. p dé Vung.

wghat §. Manganese, brown-stone.

WYcaqgtbufes 4. magnesia-alba.

Uugike 8. magnesium ; -apuy 8.
magnesite, silicate of magnesia.

1} sgttfa or WD casey fron ek i Vurgtku.
mfu s.loadstone, magnet; magnetic
fluid. [s. magnetism.

Ye gin frasush ste a. magnetic, —al ἢ —ack

UP erg resected UN. to be magnetized.

Wargtfumsurnf, f 6. magnetometer.

200g. % [ros sus ἡ στε. “ἢ, 3. —unecilh 3 ae gees,
Ὁξέγυα. to magnetize, to polarize, to
rub or touch with a loadstone; --σε.,
gls_a. magnetizing.

Vg fabs 3. UE eas eg βου ns στα ἡ εὐἷο ν Γ. °

Wegtfung δ. magnetizer.

Uf cogs frasore_ ifs $. magnetizing.

ΠΡ ΤΣ S. Uday .

Vers ag 5. hair; hair, horse—; nap, |

shag ; “=p whip, lash ; πε.» ωἶἴτωνε.,
ἔμνευεενεῖς μα ν 5: μεν κεν by aso ἢ. rnjte ® heap dpi s
web pl, asmpfrnul --, dark, black, light,
chestnut-coloured, sandy, grey, white
hair; ghobgbh. qutgnep, puspusks ἔμ,
ἔπε. Ephuyn —» beautiful, frizzled,
fine, soft, long hair; “μη εωρ br easy » “ἴω
thhuenp or nol wy , quyupned , fsa
maxyf —, dressed, crisped, in ringlets,
curled hair ; ζωρ χα, ess eas ofr ess ἔ, ’ “ηω.

gh funtuspigng ’ ζωρδρ 9 foqoun 7s 3

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short, straight, standing up, dishevel-
led, stiff, greasy hair; 4445 -- false
hair; =e asSbawg , Zoat’s hair; —fe suf
ad. a hair’s breadth farther; exaetly,
toa hair; f-& ὡς defy. to hit the
mark; 8. 2δ 6.

Ywqupbp a. bearing or producing
hair, hairy; 8. 2b pugapds ; —gapd a.
made or woven of hair, of horse-hair;
—aynep, -αῤπερμ δ εν δ᾽ ὗν. Χκηναρμίς
vn. to have a narrow or hairbreadth
escape, to escape narrowly,with much
difficulty, to save one’s life; os (ea.
qne, —. to give no quarter,to cut down,
to exterminate, to destroy utterly;
εἴν", Ἷ» φιωξνε δ ἤδη αἰ - escaped
alone with difficulty; 8. U4.

Uwe. a. firm, solid, compact.

Vuanggbquhwt a. Mazdean, Persian.

Vargzb gts, χων s.a.Mazdeisnan, fol-
lower οἵ Zoroaster; opktp να δῖ —quiry,

Woggeoe(2h s. density. [mazdeism.

VU cng: ay α. WoVen or made of hair.

VPagqktusiouw 84. garment of goat's
hair, or camlet.

Wueghg a-hairy, long-haired; shaggy.

1} 18 tt a.made or woven of hair,
silicious, hairy ;s. hair-cloth.

Warghefiy» foggy 8. tweezers.

*[Pwqhwpow a. thinly-bearded.
᾿Πωχζα βὰς a.in agony, dying, at the
last gasp; — dbpd fp πως ,;fbb,, to be
very low, dying, to be giving up the
ghost, in the pangs of death, on one’s
death-bed ; hernias h frrusteg ee [2 ῥεῖν,
mortal illness. fibres.

1} φύγε un. to shoot out small

Wasqlynehp s.radicies, fibres, co-
mose, threads of the roots of plants.

Puqnapk, f 5. mastic; - gh:
sandarac, gum of the junipeer-tree.

ἘΠ a(t, ἡ, 8. σε. (cian.

UP e0lP-E fessanfolyere CL ὅ. mathemati-

U.(2 fy 8. small louse.

Vuldocg 8. bot. arbutus-berry ; -δῦῤ
OF επυίδ εν ν᾽ s. arbutus-shrub.

UD ὦ δ [ον τ ταν » &e. 3. 1} ταξνωρσυ.

Ulu, s. wether, mutton ; --ἄ μη. a. 68-
strated ; eunuch ; -4ed", kgf va. to
bruise, to mash, to crush; to break [0
pieces; to chew; to castrate, to geld.

Werke οὐ Wuynefe, phony 8. camel;
cable, haweser, rope; * wedge ; εῥερῖν
ἔξ. επωι bury «ἴων ευἿνἔν z Sarl ear os ἡ οἷν 16 38
easier for a camel to go through the
eye of a needle.

voy

[Γι δ 8. castration.

asfreegs by a. dissolute, debauched,
lustfal, wanton, lascivious; -a«(#§ s.
lust, lechery , lewdness , lubricity,
wantonness.

UofrsfP. vy 8. large or packing-
needle; awl, pricker, bodkin.

[Γαβρι fry s. 80k, bag, cloak-bag,
knapsack, game-bag, wallet; basket,
hamper ; leather-bottle , travelling
flask ; — Seqdocf . shepherd’s scrip ,
pouch, bag or satchel.

Warfecsd”, σοί vn. to envy, to be en-
Vious or jealous of; to grudge.

Vwfruhe s. envy, jealousy ; spite,
rancour, ill-will, grudge; mwtupq —,
livid rancour. [minable.

Uwheby , - ἰξωρ a. filthy, impure, abo-

*Uufeof s.a kind of sour soup, pre-
pared with bran, pumpkins, &c.

Pufung a. envious, jealous; -- αὐ εωΐ,
a. malignant, ill-willed, spiteful, ran-

Pumper 8. Waopfe [corous.

U=#s a. glued together , joined ;
adhesive, sticking, adherent; curdled,
coagulated ; dense, compact.

Urs aprye 8. bot. mistletoe.

Uwsu% a.slimy, sticky, glutinous,
viscid, viscous, clammy, gluey, tena-
cious ; -baS, of Se adnegubk 5 -acf
3. Viscosity, viscidity, glueyness, te-
nacity.

Vad ut pl, & cary , YP wdrktacd, Shuy un.
to be glued, to stick or cling to, to
adhere; to join, to unite; to curdle,
to coagulate, to clot, to congeal.

Vd ayy $. gelatine, glue; -σε ὦ fii
a. gelatinous 5 —atgaeilh S. Psd wharf.

UD wd need ys --νἰ. Ὁ, 4. pasting,
gluing, soldering , cementing; con-
junction, adhesion, fastening; coagu-
lation, curdling; congelation.

Dudact , δῖ" ὅ. curds , curdled
milk, clotted cream ; *— dw/kd puss
m the corner; *— Sesfubsl” fresneny tO
play at puss in the corner.

wo & ve ἡ εἶ ἐν of > “Ὁ va. to paste, to
glue, to solder, to join, to cement, to
conglutinate, to fasten; to curdle, to
coagulate, to clot, to congeal, to

[{..»6.»«. ῥά ὃ. Ud caste (thicken.

17.» 4. achee pr.on, upon,over, above.

Vahuperd-abaete 4. subdivision ;
~ewhe s. peroration; —pusntud un. 8,
Rumutthbl; —pbwl a. foreign, stran-
fer; -ekpwhat a. hypothetical, con-

ἃ,

Α41

συ

jectural ; -- pusqhuemy gr. illative; -pt_
pt, gb vn. to derive, to deduce, to
infer, to conjecture, to suppose ; -p&_
pec(tfe% 85. inference , conclusion ,
conjecture, supposition, hypothesis ;
—guhsnel(Fh 5. rhet, epiphonema ; -αὖδ
a. inscribed on or imprinted; -τ 8.
Us piwghe 5 -αρξι va. to inscribe, to
write upon, to entitle; to ascribe; to
compose ; —gpn3 her S. YU bk prung bp |
-gpuwhws a. adjective, epithet 5 -- ὧν.
beh; SUPDAMEC 5 ~gpkS va. to impose,
to lay on, to put upon,.to superadd ;
to surname; -gpac(7f s. imposition,
superposition; surname ; -jégne, epi-
glottis; -&4/ va. to infer, to induce;
—Snc(#f s. induction , consequence;
πάξων s. point or sign placed above or
before a letter, as ᾧ. ‘fh; -df 8. horse-
man, rider. [pen, sheepcot.

UP coh asqusinkea , by S. fold, sheep-fold;

PeshuoghS, ἔξ» -ῖσηπε- ἡ οἿοἐν dt va. to
fold or pen sheep.

| erry a an brgusy un. to be folded, in
the pen, to halt, to rest, to repose, to
lie down.

| Pe wg 8. stick; -ὐζιωΐ fuasy δ.
tourney, tilting-match; --ὐζῥρ s.mace-
bearer; verger;—&/, δῦ va. to cud-
gel, to beat.

Push sthacutbh Sf va. to surname, to
entitle; -s% s. sarname; title.

Wash craft 8. epistyle.

Ul xs hy ses pPecotr exo ly ὃ. epicycle; - ann.
gwl. epicycloid.

VU huspg, vg 8. rennet, coagulum.

Veuheupausl , wy a. plane, plain, flat,
level; 9. plane, level surface ; -w¢qachus
8. planisphere ; -- δὺς μνεῥννε. [9 fer 8. plani-
metry. [coagulate, to clot, to congeal.

Vashon ghd, &af: una. to curdle, to

UD es ys o22 yeasts a. scientific ; —gh ay .
“πη. grea. learned, skilled, erudite ;
-σείϑῥεν 4. knowledge , erudition ,
science.

UP ees fy esse caseraseys a. plain, level, even,
equal; -£.fva. to put on a level with,
to level, to make even ; phys. to dip
into a liquid up toa certain mark;
—ne(3h s. level. {-ial ; -op£% ad. —ially.

Warhpeuy, fy 8. adverb; -amshwh a.

Vehate. apf 5. adjective, epithet,
attribute, predicate.

Vxhkqat, fb 8. butcher's shop.
Uwe qa a. accessory, additional.
Vurbbnuasl , npg. 1 να Ae sesquiter-

UUs

tian; 8. 97. triphthong; —nwihpedp 5.
hexagon. [area; outside.

᾿[Πωζερδε 2 2. surface, superficies,

WP ως δι οσε (F fre te s. flux or flow;
— be ek gisnnefe »theebb ἃ flow, tide.

1} ως push s. lanch, luncheon.

Weshoyh, ahh s. skiff, wherry, bark,
boat ; —twene, yaw! ; Sag hh -- ν canoe;
—nehedur , wy 8 boatman, rower,
oarsman ; - πα. δώ yn. to go by boat;
va. to row, to impel by oars.

UVohpuwnwl a. sesquiquartian ; s.
diapason.

ως , πε. OF acask, meg 8. death, de-
cease, departure from this life; mas-
sacre, slaughter, carnage, butchery;
plague; -- wtwubng, epizooty, mur-
rain, rot; -e-zp, mortality ; ups.acfap
-o, pangs, terrors of death; {Apan
~ne, sentence, decree of death; --σε.
ger, mortally, to death; at the cost
of one’s life; rye -- σε. suf, deadly or
mortal sin; εν" Φῥεωδνηνε (Fh sEf-,
that illness is not to death, not mor-
tal, or fatal; pee dmquyncy δαξ f
-σευνξ, T owe you my life; pies,
δρβωνβᾷ, τ carr. να. ο[ > sucky what —,
natural, happy, glorious, eternal
Geath § _ pastel acryed cas ly ἵν, 20s a πη eaq pelea hs ,
εν εε ἤν εἶν ν ecru pred use, Bog bs oo Trees ly sts , ας,

br ences fs ἢ “ἢ peunls 9 ψ4. πες ως fits , “εεἴο [ὦ Ἷ

αὐ μεν αν ν frenyeninook —, sudden, certain,
violent or unnatural, untimely, tragi-
cal, sad, deplorable, painfal, shame-
ful, ignominious death; wpa ῥ -- ;bek,,
to be dying, near one’s last moment,
to breathe one’s last, to be at the
point of death, at the last gasp; ῥ
gyrctu —n. Susswhb,, to be at death’s
door ; Sfewtguwtw, f --, to be deadly
sick; purl, sts -σε- εν εἶξε εἴδν κα. εὐἿν ἕν ν ἴο die
a natural death; ἢ -acuwdp wahmth,;
—m. up math, , to sentence, to con-
demn to death ; f- Sess αἵ » ony ᾧ —,
—m. umwhwhk,, to deliver to death, to
put to death; kplda f -, to goin
search of death ; to rush on death;
phliagpere. pflbey » fepqufuky f —, to
face, to dare death; μέν δι -- whthu,
to desire, to wish for death; διρζ δε.
f -n wht, to dread, to fear death;
-σε δια Ἶνῖν, , to meet death ; feng hz
we. fr —, to be mortally wounded 5 g—m«
qests ᾧ μοι hustels, » ἴο beat to death ; se.
ωβ ων Nuryuhky y-, to die, to de-
part from this life; wt, -σεΐω . to

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voz
carry or bring death; 8. Qipéacgur_
Lhd, Ys whp ᾿ 1} ὠσίν [ἕν &e.
Vosuphys bg, aq a. mortiferous,
death bringing, destructive, baleful,
deleterious, deadly, fatal ; —q¢ay¢é,
—gnezak a. death-boding, announcing
death; fatal, sad, disastrous, gloomy,
mournful; pad —, sleep the forerun-
ner of death;-géq 8. poison, venom,
deadly potion; -g&/ a. wan, pale as
death, livid ; -gyfuy, -γἸη ἔτωων a. bale-
ful, deadly, mortal ; -gé4ayg S. - κατ
~gé£% a, armed with deadly weapons;
-(Ὁ nj a. Vonomous, poisonous, dead-
ly, mortiferous ; - δ᾽ a- destroying or
overcoming death; -3/% a. death bear-
ing, mortiferous, mortal; s. chem. azote.
Vwswh , wy 8. large stick, elub.
Vb ashp a. mortiferous, fatal,dead- —
ly, pestilential; ga-p —, sepulchre,
grave, tomb ; -ὥῤᾳ bbs un. to die
with another, to share death with
another; -4acy ,bupS un. to be swal-
lowed up by death; —Sudpayp a. pu-
nishing with death ; —Sushg fuss poe δ.
repose of the dead ; —Sa+g-y% a.death-
like ; τόνων a. savouring of death,
deadly, murderous, sanguinary ; —Sjeu-
εἶν τ inviting, provoking or causing
eath.

|| re Pr esyang UN. to die, to ex-
pire; to faint; to mortify one’s body.

Varganenel 8. -gayt 5 geeks a. per-
nicious, exhaling death, malignant,
deathly 5 - αν wy a. Worthy of
death, deserving death; condemned
to death; — awnth;, an —w meth, to
condemn to death; — hb, OF —fd vn.
to deserve death; to be condemned
to death; -supunc(#e δ. condemna-
tion ; -αὐίδ a. causing death, morti-
ferous, mortal, pestilential; —afay a-
death-like; — gkdp, pale face; awe,
-σωρν wy a death giving or causing.

YxSupdu% 2. monument, tomb ;
tower, turret; castle-keep, keep, don-
jon ; bulwark, bastion.

UP aar4 eget a. spreading death; —gh-ay
a. dead ; mortified ; —ga«, ἦα a.deadly,
mortal, mortiferous, pestilential ; 8.
VusShutrwyne; 3. mortal; —p» mortals;
mankind ; -- dag, Shem » dbne
(2-budp , deadly sin; mortal sickness ;
fatal wound ; deadly enemy 5 —g7-% 2.
mortification ; —grcgutk J va. to cause
to die, to put to death, to slay, to

U4, 449 vow

kill; to mortify ; -—geeghs a. killing,
murderous; mortifying; —pec% a. en-
tranced, lethargied.

᾿Πωφβά. Shy 4. lunula, crescent,
waxing or waining moon; crescent
shaped ornament, lunette ; meniscus ;
- ruth ne , the horns ofa crescent.

ὠς ΧΡ, 4%wq 8. bed, couch, mat-
tress ; coffin ; — ssn hesfubes,, hammock;
ἝΩ -, iron bedstead; = δ᾽ ων δ᾽ cy ;
folding-bed Ἢ field-bed ; - 4" ἡ ἵνωε τ ‘
canopy bed; «petucquyg -- four-post
bedstead : f -% dwSnc, ON one’s
death-bed ἢ Pr ἔν gly ῥ -χω, to
take to one’s bed, to keep one’s bed,
to be bed-rid ἢ διωδ δι, Jfomump -,
ον, [ἢ -Χω ῥερ"» to defile ano-
ther’s bed; S. Uehogh.

ParShustusgee. suey a. mortal, subject
to death ; mortiferous, deadly ; 4&2
=p, We, poor mortals ; -ἰϑ s. morta-
Ne mortal state. [stead.

eas Maes ly cosy Ὁ ose Oe bed-rid; s. bed-

Yun S ch esses yew a. 8.mahometan, mus-
salman ; --νεξδῥε Ὁ s. mahometanism,
islamism.

᾿δνζ σε suf a. mortal, extreme; ad.
mortally, to death; - «#«#.&,,to hate
mortally, to bear a deadly hatred, to
abhor, to loath.

Pes urprt ul, by s- sudden death,
untimely -; plague, pestilence, con-
tagion, infeetion, mortality.

Vase. 68. Senne. ὦ

“ἤν fg, wy 8. sieve, riddle, bolt,
bolter ; gag —fy, hoop of sieve; — wh.
δέω, honey-comb, cell; —ase passs free. fb
8. COscInOMANCY ; —wgnpd , ag 8. 8ieVe-
maker,

Peqegbdl, b-geny un. to be burnt.

_Vwqeu, ay & phlegm, slime, snot,
Pituite, mucus; —wfwk a. pituitary ;
περ. -am a. pituitous, phlegmatic,
catarrhal, mucous, glairy; -4u0/?, wg
a, peptic; lunatic.

as op cas εὖν ἔν cs essly (1. cellular. [S. Ubep :

Yoaédva. to bolt, to sift, to riddle;

wq7duy, fy 8. patine; plate, dish.

(2 s.asa or assa-fotida (gum).

“ἡ. fq» -whp δ. prayer, entrea-
ty, Supplication , imploration; wish,

«a(t 5. adhesive past. [desire.

wilPiS, bgp va. to pray, to suppli-
cate, to implore, to beseech; to wish,

Sar Ni ἢ ΓΟ — stlkp , to wish one

YueqlP nquhw a. suppliant, entreat-

ing ; deprecative; deprecatory.

acy ly μεν μεν ἦν of, Eg va. to bite, to sting,
to prick, to nettle, to pique; to trans-
pierce, to run through; -ανὖξ» any a.
biting ; pungent.

1Πωη2. gy, ῥ᾽ 4. bile, gall; fg. gall,
spleen, rancour, Wrath, choler; whe
-, black bile, atrabiliary humour ;
whgp —-, gall-duct, —-pipe; wemwq τ.
gall-stone; f guntn(Fk -f kuz, to be
in a very bad humour; S. Prarpbel.

. Purqduputine(t fer s. choledology.

WP erq derg.nyt a. bile-coloured ; —qgha
8. emetic; cholagogue ; -;by a. bilious;
—fsnt a. choleric; τίνων 8. cholera,
—-morbus 3 -frnuhwt a. choleric; —fu%
a. biliary; -sf «tgp 5. anat. chole-
dochus; τῷ a. bilious ; nauseous ;
ill of the cholera; -ss07 wd 5. gall-
bladder ; -cap a. bilious ; choleric,
hasty, irascible.

WYurqdpthw, 5. choledochus.

Vang tow 5. Purgqdurcog

Yurg tne (ῥεῖν 4. bitterness, crabbed-
ness, ill-humour, spite, gall.

Vurqnetsy 4. siftings. (plough.

1} ω.Χ, oy, of 8. handle, stilt of a

|| yy 8. plough-man; —awld fed.
8. ploughing. [cheese-cake.

VX 2. new-cheese , curd ;

Vue 4. anal. basilica. [grapes.

Wwr%un, wy 8. wine made of sour

Peru gre εὐ Γυα. to clot, to con-
geal. {mamma.

Vd, vy sf. grand-mother, grand-

Wessling fs. chyle; ofp nfs ph nets ῥ
-ν chylifaction, chylosis ; -wpby a.
chyliferous ; —«6% a. chylous, chyla-
ceous 3 — denwap, lacteal, chyliferous
vessels. [vice.

Vusdjunh » b 8.8 vice 3 - thay, hand-

Uadfufr, fulrarg 3. bol. sloe-bush, bul-
lace-tree, wild plum-tree.

Ἰωνία, » bg 8. Mammon, god of
riches ; fg. riches, wealth.

Wades. sag 8. press ; wine-, cider-,
Oil-— , KC. ; — κων εν. δεν κα ἔγεινε. [ν. BCYEW=—}
- ζδρωμωσε αν calender, hot-—; - ann ft.
“(ων poe [9 E ' printing-—; — Joupurg fsa
hut, hydraulic, water-— 5 - gpusdiw
fof, balancier beam.

“εἴν fu , dpeny 8. bot. 8loe, wild-plum.
* UP μεν , -ῥ εν 5.) aap. "τῷ eves ese sasj la

Varden. , dang 8. moss; lichen ; sea-

weed.

UUs

Vda ufuighn a. searching among
moss or sea-weed (birds); —syese a.
moss-covered, —-grown ; —qupq. 8. the
MO8s8-1086 ; —preliwen a. full of sea-weed ;
περ» «--ἴκπ.ω. QA. mossy.

Vuytt, bof un. to bleat ; 1g fusces
uk, the sheep --8. (flagging.

ἘΠ yl? , fg 8. foot-, side-path, --way,

1} ων.» 8. bleating.

Wayfes ῥ 8. May; ἐμ“. Pfsts on -f,
day ; διωηζαιρωη plik, junw fond
oss 4.23879 --, to go MAYING 5 .sesschishs eclile
-ἰ . in the month of -.

Ue d σέων 8. drinking-glass.

Vayn, f 8. vein.

Ueryonaits, b 8. Σριωυμωριᾷ

Κων . Hogs, εἴωψμ. disor 9 gra 8.
mother, mamma; matrix, mould; fg.
mother, author, cause, source, spring,
rise ; ΝΕ —ag fp | - wlasutng ἢ dam, mo-
ther; — (#a3ueg, mother, hen; d&& ---
grand-mother ; - 4cswsprushueg » OUT
common mother, earth; - £4&bq&gf.
E4bytgbog, mother church ; cathe-
dral, basilic ; -;4qo<, mother tongue;
— puyapeg , metropolis , capital; -
apbene, the west, sun-set; — dubpg»
diupg yb, abbess, prioress ; — gé-qh.
4b%, nurse, wet--; foster-mother ; w.
1πρδ.». (Ὁ fret ξ - ind” αὐξω en for » idleness
is the mother of all vice; wqtpes 4.5.
σπήω πε (Ὁ -᾿ good, tender mother;
ona to 04 fo one casts "δῶρ —s bad, ill-natured mo-
ther; -- ἔνι. to be a mother; fapac_
“εἶν, g— fee, to lose one’s mother;
οἰ b — qumpadnryuth,, to put out, to ex-
tinguish or blow out; @uwyhy, f -ν
tf fju.toreturn to mother earth; ων,
ce qult fp - gwatuyp OF dinwhtkp, the
sun was setting.

Vayps figs bag 8. cedar ; pine-tree;
a. cedrine, made of cedar.

ἴωσιν ad. as ἃ mother, mother-
ly, maternally; -αὖρ sf. adopted mo-
ther; —gnpad, —gnclF a. full of ma-
ternal] tenderness, care or love ; -gyp-
“περ s.the chief door or entrance ;
—funqluny 8. ἃ matricide; —S fx a. set &
risen again (sun); born of incest;
—-4a% a. maternal; -4ép a. eating its
mother (viper, adder); - ζέων a. built
of cedar; --͵ιπωδ' a. prostrate, prone;
wuph a. cedar-roofed.

wut, wy ὃ. inesting or grafting
place, joint, knot. [oye ft ash «

᾿᾽ ωπον a. cedar-like; S. Wusy a

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VP oaay (2 cas arg eas eestorne (PF 8. incest ; --ια bon
. 1} easy gr sag he ono °

Vaypuule a. loving one’s mother,
filial love; —cayeut 8. a MAtricide : —sreges_
Ὅν (δ 8. matricide; -wewhph a. rich
or abounding in forests ; —daskp 4. chief
monastery, mother-house ; —svsssfe esa
s. board of cedar or pine; —asmkf a.
vexing or tormenting one’s mother;
-w«twy a. hating one’s mother; -cor
8. pine forest; wood, forest ; —qbasy_
“εἴγε a, cedrine, of cedar wood ; -ἦσ͵

" given δ. —fuaglung ; —peyanp δ. metropo-

lis, capital; -- dake 8. Wesypeasrdactp;
—puqupuyh δ. ἃ. native or inhabitant
of a metropolis; metropolitan.

Vuypbbp a. maternal, motherly; by
mother’s side; — 4a#., maternal grand-
father ; <2 s. mother’s country or birth
-place.

Vaygkeng 8. pine forest; woodman,
hewer down or feller; —#<(#} s. wood-
cutter’s calling. (cavern, den, lair.

Vaypp s. wood, forest ; trees, grove;

Vuyppf 8. mam, mamma, dear mo-
ther.

VW aeypengryen a. surrounded by wood.

1} στῶ εν mph ὅ. metropolis.

Vayroek 8. maternity, motherhood.

Vuypeytn sf. abbess, superior.

UD css graft easy 200 be easy a. of pine wood; ce-

[ρον εν S. ΠΣ ΣΙ [drine.

Voi 8. spinning; circular motion,
turn, revolution; mina (measure) ; -
wnhne,»*— guy to turn, to move round;
to take a walk; -- syeqag, bloom on

1ων or - εὐὖο κοῦ ᾽ f § manna. [fruit.

27. ᾿ ἤ . -ηἧν φ bfery ὃ. mustard,
—-plant, --seed; οί —ufeey, mus-
tard-pot; ξωων —tfry, grain of mus-
tard-seed ; ΠΣ ον ὦ f —Lfury » mustard
-plaster, poultice or cataplasm, sina-
pism.

Vet 5. spinning-mill, factory ;
- pusdpolf, cotton-mill; -- Muwmpep,
silk-mill.

UP ωὕνωε sce conj. more, rather, bet-
ter; -ν - gh, — @E ad. above all, chief-
ly, principally, especially.

1} ωνᾳ s. bot. mango; 5. Pubh-

Waring cco , wg 8. ( gnpbiry ) sickle,
reaping-kook; (fs) scythe; —=§,
τ τς ΒΟΘΒΊΒΡΤ ΘΝ bill-hook; pruning-

ook.

ιωὐφωλνξῳ (Vpfimpay) 8. Vagiood-

{Πα s. bot. mango-tree.

UU

Uabgybnt , ay 8. engine of war,
machine. [- bpéemhf,.Saturn’s ring.
Ywbb uh, hug δ. necklace, collar ;

Unik shp s. distaff.

Yutbhadhee a. collar-shaped, an-
nular; -ααρ a. wearing a necklace;
curled ; — poeta ast. armillary sphere.

YutsS, kyf va. to spin; to twist, to
twine; to complicate ; to weave.

Ul teh esse » πεσρν ery δ. swath, band,

wp, s.chem.iodine. (bandage.

eo ee ong S. bot. violet ; - “αὖ
a. --coloured, —-hued; 4. violet, -- co-
lour ; εν a- fall of violets.

wth; s. spinner. [knavery.

Vath, &, ws. cunning, wiliness,

UP caste hy acs ga eave ad. like a child, child-
ishly, in ἃ puerile manner; —pupt,
“ἢ 8. surgeon-accoucheur, manmid-
Wife ; sf. midwife; — ὠΐν δ. to deliv-
era woman, to perform the office of
midwife ; —puypdac(Pfe% 5. obstetrics,
the science of midwifery; -pupry a.
childish, puerile; S. -djm; -pbp, uy
a. parturient, confined, lying-in, in
labour; - ,f%4,, to be brought to bed,
to be confined, delivered; ~phpac{e}
8. -S4e.} ; —pryd a. infant nourishing;
~¢nq_a.child-stealing; —z¢% a. young-
est, younger, minor, under age ; —gar
δέ va. to beget, to procreate, to
generate; —gapdnc(2h s. procreation,
Seneration ; —qpue a. childless; with-
out heir; --δῖνινε (9 ἢ s. childbed, child-
birth, confinement, labour, delivery,
lying-in; kphoctp -(2E, the pains of
abour; εἴγε, | -(ebwt, to die in
childbed ; -&c, wg s.school-master,

pedagogue ; -δινείθ ῥεῖν s. pedagogy;

~fu;, wy 8. Wot-nurse; nurse, nurse-
maid; --ἰ οὖν a. infantile, puerile, child-
ih; -46p, = a. eating one’s own
children ; -Gamnp a. child-murdering;
~hapaye php un. to miscarry, to abort;
~hpltn fh 8. —duapt nelPh; -Φιωμανῇ a,
Young ; — wa Pbh , — girl; —S4y2 a. child
suffocating ; -siw4 s. mortality among
children ; -siwp δ. mother, young mo-
ther ; -Wiwpg , wy δ. young woman,
maiden or girl; τωρ» by a. Symnas-
tic 8. -- master ἢ τ ἡ ἐν (» οἷν δ. Symna-
810M ; --ὔωρασειν 8. gymnastics; --δων
a. weak minded, puerile; crazy, sto-
id, stupid ; -mg» fg a. sodomite, pe-
deorast ; -wiywe} δ. gee sodomy;
ταῦ, ssgeny un. to become as a child;

4διὲ

Πυὺν

to become strong & vigorous again,
to grow young; —tng s. infant school;
—wk a. fond of one’s children ; —wfpac_
(ah s.love of children; -shac(efe% 8.
nourishment, care, or education of
children; -ssaes% , wy 8. child-murder-
er, infanticide ; —wsmateocf s. childmur-
der, infanticide ; -quseé 5. pedagogue;
preceptor, tutor , teacher; -dqw,.
S shut a. pedagogical; -dupShS va.
to bring up or educate children, to
instruct, to form by precept, to mo-
del; -φςοροῖπε (δ s. pedagogy; educa-
tion, instruction ; -#/u4 a. young ;
eon. ffs , —-mndncl(Fh S. -ἴπῃ. -εἴπρνε ἢ ;
-σωρσι (ἢ S. —sinel(Fh ; ~—gnegset bof va.
to make young again, to re-invigorate,
to restore to strength & health; -car
a. having children; childish; -c»pbd
vn. to machinate, to plot, to devise.

Yutfipud s. troop, band or com-
pany of children. [or dear child.

Yusthps s. babe, baby; child, little

UV wthyne fk 2. court-page, courtier.

Ywithnel?f-% s. infancy, childhood ;
youth; minority ; S. Wath 3 puPar
“-- a goqnd pS ag , prossusek ὼ r frscary
“ναῦν —, lively, sprightly, playful,
sportive or cheerful youth; wtqunf
f -@E£q, from your earliest years,
from your youth; f χδηιδινηρᾷ -E,
in the bloom of youth; in the prime
of life ; whgustly qqessee_car fils -(! or [5
snp -ἰ(ΟἿ, to be past youth, « to be no
chicken »3 be — whgwtk, youth must
have its time; 5. Qncwp[Fuwd wg hl -

Yuathnek 8. Poth py.

U sth οὐ s. little boys.

1 wihuf, wey 8. infants, children,
young people, youngsters, youth ;
servants, domestics; wmtpfh —, little
children ; 4, -- » the Armenian youth.

Vutiw,, by 4. offering, gift.

| re a. chem. iodic; —peewm ὃ.
iodate ; -,»c& 8. iodide, ioduret-

*[P story cosh 8. ὕω. "

YPwing ὅ. distaff ; spindle.

Ytnewd, ng 8. spinning; twisting;
weaving; turn, bend, winding; fg.
winding, complication, intricacy, in-
trigue, entanglement; - μων» am-
bages, circumlocution, circuit, round-
about way; beating about the bush,
circumlocutory speech; -- dimwoncky,
caprice, whim, fancy, freak ; — asheust_
fusg, helix, the outer margin of the

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COT | --ἰω δε ἐμ μὴν ν -- κὐνα. Δ Ol. winding, tor-
tuoug, meandering, sinuous; — γγβωωῖι,
zigzag; crankles; -&/ va. to weave,
to intertwine, to interweave; —, by
a. spun; twisted; winding, tortuous,
zigzag ; fig. fall of circuits, complicate,
intricate, knotty.

Pwotneh huts bhohp thug 8. babe,
baby, little child; young child, little
boy, boy, lad; youngster, stripling;
Soldier, warrior; servant, domestic;
-- Smug, babe, infant; -- «qe, child,
little boys Sishhnetp bhkgkgen, σεν.
wh Swtknekp, clergy; choristers ; «πεῖν,
hacky wawgwunp, paranymphs, bride-
groom’s friends ; — fiudiongh, effe-
minate young man; -%ws<f,ship-boy,
cabin--; - wappu,yp, court-page; fip_
buh jt —, the young prince ; diathnety,
my children; - go. young man; --
kf bos, Lam young ; -- nfadg qafura
ww, dead in youth; 5. Cans ὧἷν νὕέρ.

1} νει εν ῇ ν &e. S. UP wt frwk.

ὙΠ}. πε 8S. {σε ζ.

Pusch» lines Lack, bochy a. small,
minute, little, fine, subtile; slender,
thin, slight; —, - σενω ad. scantily, in
small portions, minutely; in retail, in
detail; - or-- Seurmeastls , founpk,, to
cut into small bits or pieces, to mince,
to hash, to divide into morsels; to
cut thin; -- f~.7k,, to pound, to beat
small, to triturate, to grind, to crush;
— mwerli;, wb, to relate or narrate
minutely, circumstantially ; ~ Augekys
to smile; — -- 4Jé,, to chew or mas-
ticate well, to chew the cud, to rumin-
ate; fig. to examine, to study, to ru-
Minate on; -Ῥνεῦω gpngdb,, to write
or note down in detail; -- dfu gbh,. hf
Luft wphwit,, to ponder on, to con-
sider or examine minutely, thorough-
ly. (dragorous.

Uwxtpegng, wy 8. mandrake, man-

1} wtpugpae(F feb s. micrography.

Westeprusg bin 8. microscope ; - pour-
bb hn puwh wt , photo-electrical —; —gh
werhwh a. microscopical. |

YP ets pe ee gin ft S. —plfh ; -[d by by ὃ.
filament; fibril; -ωῤχ᾽ 5. coarse sand,
pebbles, gravel ; —Asayq a. searching or
examining accurately;accurate,exact,
punctilious; prying, inquisitive; — ἐᾧ.
ub, or —faneghe pitty. to examine mi-
nutely, to scan, to sift; - ,6%4,.to re-
fine, to be critical, to subtilize; to be

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inquisitive ; —funegqhe 4,9. «ὐἿνῖν ἢν to in-
terrogate inquisitively; —fromp 8. grass,
greensward, sward, grass-plot; —fyp.
afer. s. twigs, sticks; —Sescuy a. undu-
lated, —ting; -Sa fhpwhacp 8. hash,
gallimaufry , fricassee ; -fapharn a.
patched, pieced together, cobbled;
fg. absurd, flimsy, futile, fictitious;
-ἀ(δῥδ. -ἄδδ{α. close-fisted, sordid,
stingy, miserly, very avaricious ;
-feou a. stinging, biting, pinching;
-hinfon wntbf va. to narrate in detail,
to give a full account of; -νέξῥω a.
strict, formal, punctilious; ad. strict-
ly, diligently ; -¢46, kgf va. to in-
vestigate minutely, to search diligent-
ly ; -2°2f 8. small worm, animalcale;
-ἴωη a. finely sifted, minute, subtile;
~ af, very fine powder or dust,
atom, corpuscle; -étwk δ. minute,
second; -αἰωΐνρ a- very fine, minute,
thin; -/iu% s. small part or portion,
particle; mosaic, —-work; α. minute,
detailed; exact, particular; - fame_
p&,, to pound, to beat small, to tritur-
ate ; fp --οἴνενενε ἥνεν ΩΣ. ὦ δ᾿ to apply
oneself to particulars ; 4 νων alfa
δ fp —Steun te ,\imited intelligence;
dfinp guakuy ἢ —Sivunche, & mind lost
in details; — Ais use 000 μὲ εν» 8. Unie ad.
—Lhwp 8. miniature ; —sunf 8. Microme-
ter ; --ὐ νων ἴα. related in detail, told
minutely; ad. in detail, minutely ; -
watk,, to enter into details, to de-
scribe, relate or recount circumstan-
tially, to give a full & particular ac-
count; —sq«neq a. bearing small fruit
or seed 5 -qus%un. 5. retailer; grocer;
—féup 8. miscellanies ; anecdotes;
-mnebl -small plant; -past δ. wooden-
mortar; —yayy 8. lens, magnifying glass;
—gow s.thin drizzle or dew; πρῶ 9-
short paced; ad. with small paces or
steps, slowly ; πρύνωων 8. small beard of
corn ; <p2/% a. examined minutely,
thoroughly ; — «%£,, to examine ac-
curately, strictly, to the bottom.

Yat pbb a. triturable.

WatpbdS, bgp va. to break or reduce
to pieces, to grind, to pound, to bruise,
to crush,to triturate; to hash, to mince.

Vwiptpud a. composed of small
ones; — δξαι ἢ» ν 8 great deal of small

Wiatpkpe 5. madrigal. (fry.

Watpkphenee 8. ἃ second, or 60%
part of a minute ; —kppap¢. 8. third, the

UUG
6018 part of a second.

Pate ht ’ pak ᾿ hachp ἢ husteg a mi-
nate, little, very small, tiny.

Yatpoue a. having small branches.

wipnews , ng 3. shreds, scraps,
morsels, bits, particles, minutise ; -sy >»
by a. cut into bits or pieces, hashed,
minced, pounded, ground.

Ywtpnc(#t s. minuteness, thinness,

Uwipn tt s.trituration. (tininess.

Uz a. used up, worn out, old; s.
bol. pea, peas; S. Zum be -.

arg ese ry ΟΥ̓ da, —hust a. Consum-
able, corruptible; -4c% ;rewf, Wan-
re moon. , |

wp soy ἃ. teeth of a saw.

UP razenrpr any τ fy 8. flower or seed beds,
garden-plot, parterre ; -, -pushw® or
-whek when $. consumption, phthisis.

Yupbd, δ va. to use up, to con-
sume, to wear out, to waste; to cor-
rode, to gnaw, to eat; to spoil, to
destroy ; to make thin or lean, to
emaciate, to extenuate; to afflict, to
mortify ; - gS wifiutenl ,to employ, con-
sume, spend, or waste one’s time;
-qaqhu,to harass, to vex, to tease
the mind with longing 37 qlung Sacgas ’
to thwart, tapafile ; -f.Fun. to be con-
sumed, worn out, wasted, to get
spoiled, to go to decay, to be destroy-
ed; to grow thin or Jean, to fall, pine
ordwindle away; divgkuay Subgbpe
Worn out, thread-bare coat; — gacu_
ty, to change, to wane; gf csyssyhes
Sear be peril Sissy fer Jusrse rool, Jfuitiaseowm ,
ie ort grow thinner & paler day

0 day

Wang, wg. fy 8. scarfskin, epider-
mis; membrane, tunic; film, pellicle;
skin, hide; fleecy skin; fur coat, pe-
lisse; a. worn out, used up ; — diwpacy
med, derma; - gorSey, dressed skin,
tanned hide, leather; cordovan.

Paghupustan(thet 8. dermatology,
treatise on the skin & its diseases.

Vaghgapd S.Wayhb-ght > δ. leather-
dresser, currier, tanner.

Vaehwggh ght 8. Vughbugghurg ;
-(#&. a.dermopterous; hymenopteral;
s.hymenopter; —Sutgkpt a. S. Jum
jrwoghwy; 8. garment of skin; -ὅω.
fora a. clothed in leather.

UY ngh bsg gb avy a. clothed with skins.

Vuh » hey 4. furred gown,
pelisse; sheepskin coat.

ASS

UU

UD cary by bs eas r) LEfg a. made of leather,
of skin, membranoas.

Waghkhugapds wy s.furrier; -af
s. peltry, furriery.

Urb b gk ’ | ey 72 a. ὃ. Wag h bay 4 8.
garment of skins ; gomf —, leather
girdle; map <p, web-footed ; dSwedpt
-» human skin; fg. mortal coil. |

1" ἀρζ & fasrefeXuen. 8. furvier, fur-deal-
Cf; —n(#f.% 5. fur-trade.-

U'246u, bgf va.to skin, to flay, to
gall; to strip off the hide.

easy eve ase δ᾽ ΝΣ —ncifh 8. wear, wear
& tear, deterioration, consumption,
use ; corrosion; decay, decline ; —w.a4
grevtf, waning of the moon; ;ncufis
wrath δέτε. “Πρ ke —nets, the moon
waxes & wanes.

U'u.o,p s- Worn out part.

Wangenfl”, guy un. to lose the hair, to
become bald, depilated, bald-headed.

Uuzung» f 4. ritual, ceremonial.

Un 5. fog; — fier. pearly nap
upon wine; - or -Ἅ s. sun-set, west;
b ay 7) εἴπω οὐ, » 4. κε εν to go down,
to set.

UD ease ζω eae elise δ . πο a. fall of fog,
foggy, hazy, cloudy ; obscure, dim,
Zloomy ; yf, ἔσω un. to get foggy,
to be hazy, cloudy; -jecw a. foggy,
hazy, misty, caliginous, cloudy.

θωκωμπεη , fugey oT fyay 8. fog, haze,
mist ; darkness, obscurity ; of ssfiysy
be -feqry, cloudy & tempestuous or
stormy day.

U'wnwh, wy 5. pantry, store-room,
cellar, larder, buttery ; wine-cellar,
—vault, canteen 5 -- να τ os OF «ἴω μεν κε ste
8. butler, steward ; vintner.

Uuwaney 4. cos-lettuce.

VDP cas at ἢ ωξν ᾿ “εν ἢ ὃ. part ; bit, piece,
morsel; share, portion; lot, parcel;
ration, allowance ; contingent, quota;
side, part, quarter, clime; minute;
relics; holy or hallowed bread ; — 4a_
cceressryy article of faith; πω περ pub,
the heads of a discourse; - gupf,
the better part; — qysuyerhssts , ssprensdze
muhuie , quthushws , SCNSItiVEDESS ;
irascibility ; concupiscence ; cdiwsesandp,
Ὧν εἴσω,» pa Survtebrusy , -—& ad. in part,
partly ; partially, in parts; by halves ;
SES cere εἴμρενεω εἶεν, [Ὁ ols & fs Sess es ΩΣ gue.

coe” Mazes cas cb gs y ΝΣ sas re.cave ἔν μευ». ngs besoes fre»
or the most or greatest part, mostly,
chiefly ἢ Jeg” ἴω fate ἢ ῥ εἴων ῥΐιη,. SIE

UUs

di, on this side, on this considera-
tion ; ῥ᾽ Siwsfis , for, instead of; -- as --
Or wn diwuft, -- -- κι piecemeal, in piec-
es, piece by piece, in shreds, limb
by limb; ῥίνη Siwauwdp, on my part,
as for me; ““ηοζ fry εἴπω «ὧν εἴἶε,, 28 for, or
with regard to prayers; fr spuepgkcp
εἴπω. ἸΏ place of a gift, as a gift;
‘efi δι —, he was allotted, he had for
his share, or portion; it is fallen to
his lot; -- «%&,, to participate in, to
take a part or concern in; f puphay
Swabs uwntne,, to take in good part;
ῥ sorte “πω fits sanneys » to take ill, or
amiss ; gre hy fE Sera urd p aes fis ear fory » to
be subject to certain vices; she “μὲ --
FE “‘buc(Ff, we have nothing to do with
David. [s. speciality.
ΠΣ ΓᾺ specialist; -«αἰἰωνπε (οὗ
Varutruad-ngnd 2. committee.
, Vwutrahwt a. partial; gr. partitive ;
—kfy a. sharing in, participating ; -- sb.
%b,, to partake of, to be a party con-
cerned, to take a share; - ες pct s.
participation, share. (nonius.
1} css estvcers acrofp 8. ast. yvernier scale ,
VPasutannnesfe 5. pyx, ciborium.
Vurutiwenp a. particular, special;
private; -wpwp, —ayke ad. particu-
larly, specially, in particular; -éd/;
£-gf: va. to. communicate, to impart; to
distribute, to divide, to share; to con-
tribute, to give; -pS, δ᾽, un. to par-
ticipate, to partake, to share in, to
take part in, to be concerned, to in-
terest oneself; -- 7 Suh, to con-
tribute in some measure; —n-} s. par-
ticularity, speciality ; singularity.
Vuctbl , -ipS 8. Pastwenpbl ,
—phd. [molecule.
Wwf, that 5. parcel; particle,
YPasuthnhat a. molecular.
UW wuttshinesn wath J ya. to admit, to
admit to a share or part in.
*lwuncp s.seed-pod of the rose.
Vsonepay 9. stuffing pipe or reed.
Vwerush » wy a. dam, female.
| PE a. in rat, neighing
after,ready to mount, covering,mount-
ing; - 4f stallion, stud or entire horse,
stone-horse; -s<{#% δ. rut, heat, ar-
dent desire, passion of horses ; -fumesp
s. stud of mares.

Pccerrearhuspraeye » ey 8. Administrator,
manager; steward, provider, victual-
ler; dispenser, distributor; - qutpy,

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cellarer ; -wfuwt a. administrative;
—LS, kgf va. to administer, to manage;
to distribute, to dispense ; to victual,
to provide, to stock, to store, to furn-
ish; - quip fuapSacoges to administer
the sacraments; - σε δ s. administra-
tion, management; economy; stew-
ardship; dispensation, distribution.

Waser hysy ests , wg δ. horse-breeder.

UVusinasy . oy a. Young, tender, new,
fresh; s. child, little child; mortuary
festival for the poor; — Sarmehan, --
Juencpg, Very young; & — m/w, in
lufancy, at so tender an age; ορί -.
milk-fed calf.

VW aren ceey wd fe a. new-born; 8. Woman
recently confined ; -ἀων a. young;
—fawnn a. slain in infancy 5 --ζωνενωνῇ a.
of tender age; -df 4. colt, foal, nag,
pony, cob; —diyyr ὃ. -δῥν 8.5 --ϑω,
wyuy un. to bloom again; to renew
one’s youth, to grow young again;
—wachh a. young, new, tender ;s. young
plant, sucker, layer, shoot, sapling,
off-set, slip; fg- neophyte, proselyte ;
Pouf -- , young shrub; — terval,
child-martyr.

1} se cst g be of ; baf , —hynegutihed va. to
restore to youth, to make young again.

᾿ ων δα A. YOURS; — dicbhaaf,
little children ; - ga«a/te, lambkins.

Vem agqnn(d a. having lately calved.

1" αν, σι lt heh ὅ. youth ; gr owing
young again. |

1} meqoph uy a. young, tender.

Yamal s. ringlet, small ring.

Uomwtt Spe 8. 808)- or signet-ring.

Vwwwikt, ἔξ va. to seal witha
signet-ring, to seal up.

aarattih Sunt 8. ring-finger.

Vumutp s. ring; signet-ring, seal,
stamp ἢ ; S. "ων οὶ aulf, ore 4. «οὐκ,
“ὕω --ν gold-ring; diamond-ring ; -
κεν ων ἢ ἐγ ἔγ ων CAMCO-TING ; φερνε εἦνδε,
hut —, wedding-ring; -- (μέ. ἴο wear ἃ
ring; ζῆ ρδι, -ξωων., to seal with a ring.

U wok at, bopy 8. book; parchment,
scroll, roll, register; code, manuscript;
lad ayph , ta anncbs --ρ . the Holy Scrip-
tures, - Bible, — Writ; — gacie, the
immortal band (Persian cavalry) ; -4
ubg qupwth, library; ᾧ -bifp Suphe-
Uk,;, muy, to write, to set down or
couch in writing, to register, to record.

VU revhtrug hs a. book-learned, let-
tered, learned, erudite, skilled in lite-

UGS
rature ; 8. man of letters ; biblio-
grapher ; -gfwa (2) s. bibliography ;
fps gpug 8. Writer, author, biblio-
grapher ; book, writing; a. S. - ρα.
fut; ptmpe —, Classic author; jonf
-, sorry writer, scrawler, scribbler;
Ξε men of letters, the literati; —¢pum_
§ata. bibliographical; historic ;-gpse
va. to write or compose a book ; to put
down in writing; to book, to register,
to transcribe ; —¢pacf s. bibliography;
literature; writing, book, work; ~gam
oa —-huag "(ἡ 8. library ; Papp bh -

ook-case , book-shelves ; --ὔν, a. 8.
bookish, bibliomaniac; --αὔορνε [Ὁ fed 4.
bookishness, bibliomania; - δ᾽ a. im-
mersed in study or in books, well
versed in literature ; —sayssmned a.told
in books; ad. narrating in books; —ayé as
s. librarian ; -ωξ δ. bibliophilist, book-
fancier ἢ -appack &. bibliophily ; -ἐνρ
a. historical περ of S. —gphd.

Pwwkifl » bhuak s. opuscule, short
treatise, pamphlet, tract; -- gachgq 8.

caress bs ὧδ, —e [-ach ᾿ --ἰν. Φ

UP νον 20 fy sare ἢ -ach Ε -«ἰιγ S. UT ccs & casts ’

δῶν ἔν ον ἐν ἤν » sy ὅ. port-crayon ,
pencil-case. ass.

Vwmpmtg 4. bot. blood-wort, knot-

Uwuput% s. pencil, lead—.

VT wmt ᾽ sas [xi ’ ων easly &. finger ; finger’s
breadth, inch; mus. tune, air, strain;
μοί -, thumb; gregushuwt —, fore-
finger ; sppf» —, middle finger 5 sftssanax
iy —, ring-finger ; ῥπρρ —, little fin-
Ser; Samachp σοῦ. t00; οί» bes.
wwhy, knuckles, finger joint8; Siw.
Ὧν ετα. οἱ οὐ poses ὦ ἢ ᾽ keys 5 key-
board, stop; εἴν ων περ usihgqny , Steps,
stairs ; Ais sn ne ἕο apld ay ᾽ shoots, bran-
ches or tendrils of a vine; - U7. the
finger or hand of God; duypuhwncy
Sumudae, With maimed fingers; σε-.
ang qhamncies fal fs sg cco ese br prem el he
taught my hands to war; f dayp «ἴω.
“οὗ, ἢ » at the finger’s ends; δι οἴω.
“οἵ, ἢ aonfrg » ti toe ; Wass yx Beas oor boy φῆ,
wnte, to crack one’s fingers ; —% wa,
ὅδ. to point at one; to denounce; fig.
to defame, to laugh at, to scorn ; doses.
wubb, Susmuwlap. to live by one’s la-
bour ; Ig of as one #9 «ta 00 ΠΥ to walk on
one’s toes, to walk tiptoe; jamb f --
Juntbk,, to stand tiptoe ἢ αὔτ σε. κεν ἢ ly εν ese sss α
τ ζωωργ, . to resolve not to forget, to
make ἃ memorandum ; diwenndp gac-

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gutk,, to point at with the finger, to
Indicate 5 διωρῥε διυΐν «πω ον fits Neary us _
48. to taste, to taste slightly; gus,
A s0 oss εν ε. ἤρει ῥ qb pus eb putin, » to place 8,
finger on the lips, to keep silence, to
be benumbed; -- ,b%4, va. to betray;
un. to be betrayed; — ,bub, οἷν βάν or
whiuidp wbdhe, to betray oneself, or
one’s own cause, to do oneself an in-
jury; - ashe Σ file beupey gandb,, to kill
oneself, to commit suicide, to make
away with oneself; -- νά, feph uty
wpdal(dnju, to lavish, to waste, to
Αἱ bari — ἰὅνξ,ν kquitfy. to give or
addict oneself to, to surrender, to
give in; - δεν δε. ἢ ἔτ, , — be. idan (» phukz, to
betray ; ee i ἔν (πες Mo plpnbfy ἴω ie ῥ
“αὐνωωώξβω. ἴο jamb one’s finger ina
door; 3. Rhegs

[ων δ᾽ a. done by hand;
-gpmd a. written or sculptured by
hand; -Saqhf s. bot. fox-glove, digita-
lis ; See a. cutting off or amputating
another’s finger; —émfe a. thrusting
in One’s finger ; - qqacuhep ΠΣ ἴο
provoke vomiting with the finger;
-ὯΣ. S. —999 5 —hyush Searqgh bgaregeatte br of
ya. to write, to compose, to trace;
-2nap(Fh 8. med. whitlow, panaris, fe-
lon; —saf, f a. ἃ finger’s width or
depth; 4. inch, digit, finger; —gyg a-
pointing at, indicating with the finger;
- watk,, pbibey. to point at, to addict,
to indicate; to betray; fig. to deride,
to scoff, to ridicule, to quiz, to make
a laughing-stock of; —afnfu ἐμεωη 208g νι. δ,
s. mus. fingering, playing on, touching.

UP vente h ὧξ or UF ass ase ase tr cas ly ἃ. finger,
hand; ( -- wphwhb,, to seize, to take
possession of, to subject, to subdue;
to win complete power over.

Yamths, kyp va. to betray, to de-
nounce, to discover; to deliver up, to
surrender; to abandon, to allow, to
permit; - 6 dénw nepoug, to give into
the hands of, at the mercy of, to de-
liver up; -— ᾧ duswhge, to endanger, to
expose to peril, to put in aed
— φψπρ 4 Ὁ ess Treas ἢ » to throw to the wild
beasts, to give as a prey to -; -- gag
a hy A to kill, to slay; — gqubdte Welle oe
4«.ε.(2}. to debase, degr ‘de or disgrace
oneself; - δ kusdu αὐ acon. axa ohity Lew ῥα
fepag. to sacrifice to one’s ambition;
— 4πρ ῥ Sage be. J ang οὐννε. ἢ, ἴο quiz,
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(24, to cover With shame or confu-
BION; — qap wunnuheyp, tO excommu-
Nicate; - ghenpsacpqu fer, to unbo-
som oneself to, to open one’s mind to;
ns — qSudpkpac{ah,to be patient; - ῥα
un. to be betrayed, denounced; to be-
tray oneself, to give in, to surrender,
to abandon oneself to, to be a prey to;
- fb gépo.(2h, to be or become a slave
to; - δ pwfuncum, to run away, to
take to flight ; - ᾧ Wes [εν a (ν ace ass ee.
(E nepnig. to become a victim to the
jealousy οἵ; — f “περ, to be put to the
BWord; S. Yjaebe act» Weccsge » urs» ἢ,

Wuntkp s. fluting, flutes. [ὠνονεξ, &e.

Vantpl 4. the little finger.

Πρ; 4. traitor; felon, scoundrel.

Ysurting s- thimble.

VP asrntrne[P fed 5. treachery.

VPeuntoane 8. traitor; informer, de-
nouncer; - ,bzL,, to betray, to de-
nounce.

Varmigayy S. Paeutngayy ’ &e. ; -
berfuwmubop ad. villanously, contume-
liously, ignominiously.

Vurmiyg , neigh & access, approach;
ascent, acclivity.

UP ces cae e910 ’ anpraile 5 “περ ’ are eat
s-martyr’s shrine; chapel, oratory.

Ll eee f «fs. bol. liquorice > «934. "9
- wild -- milk-vetch, astragal ; -ῤ ap
οἴνων . PeODY ; --ἰᾧ 8. chem. glycirrhizine.

eas ose ev - (1 eas ly asete a. presentable.

Ἰδών ων σε οὖν | a. offering, present-
ing; S. --4:ὦ ἢ sah -

᾿νε γεν, gh va. to draw or
bring near, to advance, to put for-
ward ; to present, to offer, to dedicate;
to Sacrifice ; # vty -—, to relate, to re-
port. [offering.

VP eas est ecg ome greats s. altar ἢ place of

Varsrneyfis , —gnq 8. offerer ; sacri-
ficer ; -yaci# 5. presentation, offering,
oblation, offer ; celebration.

Vwengk pb a. accessible, accostable.

| eee ῥε » eons easy y να. αἴ cay un. to gain
access, to approach, to draw near, to
advance, to present or offer oneself,
to come, to appear; to be presented,
offered, celebrated; μωκωρ —, to ad-
vance, to come or go forward; S.Z.ncasy
b Use- |

J “σε neo» wg ὃ. CUp-bearer ; but-
ler; -- ', δ οὗ va.to be or become cup-
bearer, to present drinks, to fill the
glasses, to pour out wine; to admi-

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nister, to distribute, to dispense ; —#«
(2% s. cup-bearer's charge or office.
| er ee ee 8. chaplain ; —ac{d}
s. chaplainship.
Usp , «ng 5. temptation, impurity.
1} ων». os. metretes or amphora (a
liquid measure, the Roman about se-
ven, the Attic about ten gallons).
Yur ’ f » og 8. A. Mede; Median ; -
Yuspng ’ f $. hayloft. [s. lord.
[ων , og 8. locust; grass-hopper;
«ἢ 0» — δ. ons cu reson cas ly .
UD cas r casita eas (F ὦ ὃ. Syriac w. Maran-atha,
it signifies, the Lord comes, or, the

Lord is come; (it was a form of threa-

tening, cursing or anathematizing
among the Jews).

ΠΣ ΝΣ, 8. a. Medo-Persian.

UD ca κυ ast cast ' ‘ig s. Media.

1} wpufufou, [ν᾽ 8. marshal.

weg, wy, -ιηδωβν δ. MOSSY
ground, turf, grass, pasture, herbage,
meadow, mead; geol. marl.

[ ωρφωρξ. βα δ. prophet, seer ; seam
-ν false —; 4% —. prophetess; page
=e. the Lesser prophets.

[ωραρξιωμωρ αα. prophetically ,
like a prophet; —g&« a. skilled in the
prophecies ; -gfp a. written by the
prophets; —gpuws a. prophet-slaying,
destroying the prophets; -f» a. be-
getting a prophet; born of a prophet-
688: -frunt, -- ὧν, —bhe a. prophetic;
- org.s-oref , by ἃ -- spirit ; -ζ νας a. mas-
sacring prophets; —Suy~ s.a prophet’s
father ; —Swtqglw a. like a prophet;
πόσων a. prophetic ; —Aiwn. a. foretold,
announced, or predicted by a prophet
or by the prophets, declared prophe-
tically, prophetic ; —tud", wguy un. to
prophecy; to predict, to foretell; to
play the prophet, to counterfeit ; neg
s. prophet’s temple; -yzap4 a. having
the gift of prophecy; -«é s. chief
of the prophets (Moses) ; fg. our Lord
G.-C. ; -sssyaske a- murdering prophets;
—wwn. squnngudp 8. Scripture, the pro-
phets > grees δ. -hag ; —gneguiel f va. to
render prophetic, to cause to prophe-
CY: =ewpnq a.preached by the pro-
phets.

Yupqupk ach s. prophecy; the book
of the prophets; --σεφῥ δῇ. prophetess.
Yurpgupkopkt ad. prophetically.

ἀρφωρβν. ραν OF panfs pom δ.
margaret, pearl ; boi. daisy ; chem. mar-

vor
Zarine ; »wpp pay, string of pearls;
pearl necklace 3 oF GE sy peop ’ pied
with daisies; εν wp whk,p q-" cssee. 20 fp
froquy, don’t cast pearls to swine; 8.
Pig δ σε geal of’.

ΙΧ bey a. beautiful as a
pearl; -¢2y% a. pearl-coloured ; -garg
a.adorned with pears, pearled; -fsrcnt
a. full of pearls, pearly ; — ga, plain
sprinkled with daisies; -af% a. bear-
ing or producing pearls ; —Sus0 s.grain
of pearl; -- aseanwdaetp, pearly teeth;
Sheu, sin, τωρ a.strung with pearls;
-whufy a. like a pearl; - ὄν a. bright
as a pearl.

Popgup kay a. of pearls, pearly;
—bpwhe a. pearl-coloured ; —sopk% ad.
like a pearl. [dows.

(J ans preg casgrose , [9 α. feeding in mea-

Vupgusrg 8. the eleventh month of
the ancientArmenian calendar,(June).

Vepgha: og 8. marquis, marquess:
marquee; - σεῦ 9. marquisate; —neSp
sf. marchioness. {shy meadow.

US ae prog Meas fs fits ® ftp ’ —- Mik » og ὃ. MAaP-

Papq "σα 8.man; mortal; the human
race; 4f% —, woman; (Ipgf -a. the
Son of Man; -- &- US, Man-God; pus
eb -. worthy or honest man, man of
worth; géqhgh_ —, handsome man;
μωρξωβρων —, man of feeling, gener-
ous-hearted man; -% whopkine (Pha ,
antichrist; μωρηξ --ν man of straw;
ἃ 8care-crow; -- /-7,, from one man
to another; #/-—, every man 5 stam
ap ay. Manly; whopdoh —y, DOMAN-
ly; ῥ pug alle poly ἵει η- Shu, to put off
the old man; - wa — ἔπε. πε fy, to
crowd or rush together, to press, to
throng ; ase fv ez9 (2 Us “- Ὁ ῥ arg carers ly Es bcp.
God made man after his image; f
δωρξ pesunns (2h ya for the happi-
ness of mankind; 5. Wye. Vepehs-

[ων με [Ὁ fret 8. anthropology;
“pap 8. Pcp pe henpusp 3 —phush a. inha-
bited by man; τά s. chimera, bug
bear, hobgoblin, ghost; -g&ppf s. cap-
tive, prisoner, slave; -gf/ s. slave-
merchant, --buyer or dealer ; pur-
chase of slaves ; -φρνεί a. man-head-
ed ἡ τήν 8. man-stealer; - “σηκοῦ ΓᾺ
man-stealing; -- εἴων a. nourished
or cultivated by man; —gwe 8. assas-
sin, murderer, man-slayet ; —qwewh a.
oe in Christ as man only, deny-
ing the divinity of Christ, Nestorian ;

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- as 0. sae ls p or -gereutne (Pf 8. nestor-
ianism ; -gweoc(#h 8. murder, assas-
sination; -g£/a. of a human figure or
countenance ; -qyfume a. clothed in
human nature,incarnate, become man,
made flesh; -7&% a. man sacrificing ;
- εἰν, to immolate or sacrifice hu-
man victims; -ρ 3. human sacrifice or
victim ; —gas 8. —qbh ; -qagah, —qn4p
S. -qhtp ; -ἰδ ap a. unpeopled, uninha-
bited, desert, wild; -(@f« s. enumera-
tion or numbering of men; ἡ -(acf,
to each person, a-man, a-head; -τὗν
full of man, peopled, very populous;
—/Aewtdt ao. man-devouring, eager for
human flesh; -futinc(h s. greed of
human flesh; -/ss«.% a. hypostatically
united with the human nature; —fsfu
a. densely inhabited, crowded with
inhabitants; 8. - ῥα; -fbpbp a. search-
ing, or in search of men; —fsraqhung.
-fengry a. Slaughtering or massacring
man, murderous, killing, bloody, san-
guinary, cruel;s. cut-throat, homicide;
—d fs a. man consuming, causing the
destruction of men; -δῥν a. begetting
a man; 5. fabulous tree feigned to pro-
duce men. [wouse ; ceiling, roof.

Yop gush, weg 8. joists & beams ofa

Wes crh usqehrne (86 8. structure of the
human body, physiology, anatomy ; 8.
- ατοὔ,ε [Ὁ het Φ

᾿ωσηώωζερν wg 8. cannibal, anthro-
pophagus, man-eater; — ,b%6,, to eat
human flesh; -fépa-(2h s. anthropo-
phagy, cannibalism ; -G4p a. human,
having a human form or figure; after
the men’s manner; s. zool. anthropo-
morphite; —-4&peyhuyp OF kwhp s. the
anthropomorphites 5; wquhg --ἄξδρωρ,
£ uy, , anthropomorphism ; —4ayer μένη,
dne(2h 2. train or suite of domestics,
numerous equipage; assembly of men,
multitude of people, crowd, a crew of
Men ; --ζ νων a. murderous, extermi-
nating ; — w#ank,, to kill, to put tothe
sword; -Su%, —Su%y» fy a. insinuat-
ing, fawning, flattering, striving for
favour, servile; —4a%d/ un. to seek
men's favour, to fawn, to flatter, to
seek to please by servility; -S#%n}
s. fawning, adulation, flattery; res-
pect for persons; --φιννωᾷ a. of the
human height or form; of perfect form,
well shaped (man); s. the human sta-
ture, size or height; -ξωρᾷ s. capita-

vor
tion, poll-tax, poll-money; -Sayy Som
s. multitude, crowd; -—2ay% s. human
voice ; --ἶδε. 8. -Gh poy ; τις, 8. plague,
pestilence; —wpn a. making war on
man ; hostile to mankind; —/om a. near
the habitation of men; f -ᾧ δι» to
inhabit - 3 τα, agay un. to become
man, incarnate, to take human flesh
or nature; -y«4 a. edifying, exempla-
ry, virtuous; affable, kind; -pe0 a.
well peopled, full of inhabitants, po-
pulous; -pwnne(2f 5. great multitude,
dense population ; ~2£% 8. -pasen ; —yhops
3. πγωξ} -gu a. Of man’s height or
SiZe ; --ρω δ pwq 8. chimera, were-
wolf; παρ 8. satyrs ; ang caper 9 bg Ss.
anthropolatra; fg. flatterer, fawner,
adulator; —ags2anc(3fh s. anthropola-
try; fig. fulsome flattery, adulation;
—syunakkn a. man-shaped, having the
human form or figure; s. human image;
—ang Eo 8S. VP apghopkh ; eng ane. pe or ayo
8. Parqueynep . &e. 9 -απε. α. biting
man; -wwbhh, fs. litharge of silver,
yellow, white litharge; v4, a. advan-
tageous to the propagation of the hu-
man race; -w£p a. philanthropic, hu-
mane, benevolentg kind, obliging,
courteous, civil, gracious; tender,
compassionate, charitable ; -uppapeug
ad. benignly ; -ufpwa% a. philanthro-
Pical ; —uppewgke ad. humanely, kind-
ly, tenderly, with kindness, lovingly;
—ufipkf va. to be philanthropic, hu-
mane, to behave with kindness, to be
compassionate, courteous ; to be con-
descending; to receive courteously,
to give a hearty welcome to, to hon-
Our 5 -wfpae (fet 4. philanthropy, hu-
manity, kindness, benignity, affability,
benevolence, courteousness; conde-
scension; welcome; - 8. -ufpungyew ;
παν, weg ἃ. Murderous, homicidal ;
s.murderer, homicide, man-slayer ;
—umgwbne(2 4. homicide, murder; -
με» Wilful murder ; - shese_
fing, Manslaugter ; -- yahggoyu. homi-
cide by misadventure; -wserut, ug δ.
place of reunion; —ds2%%we 8. slave-
merchant or dealer ; -quybjnc3 a.meet
for or worthy of man ; -ἰἰωρ» wg a. ὃ.
-S mf ; civil, polite, urbane, court-
eous, complaisant, obliging, genteel,
kind, affable; -(ὠρινε 4. civility, po-
liteness, urbanity, courtesy, complai-
BANCE ; -mbwy , bguey OF ghg a. hating

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mankind , misanthropic ; s. misan-
thrope, man-hater ; --νδμωσᾷ or «fz 8.
hb py; -οὐἷν ofl 5. —eer br uns 5 τον πὶ (ἢ
s. misanthropy, hatred of mankind;
-mnchi 8. human race, human crea-
ture, man; a. human, rational ; — pe
peunst, garden planted by man;
πόσες minotaur, bucentaur; —gecgu
thf va. to humanize, to civilize; to
familiarize, to tame; —pwqapesgh ΟΥ̓
-ξ s. inhabitant or dweller in man;
προ Gs walking as man. ᾿
εἴν ἄν. . {πὸ Οἱ. flattering,
fawning, seductive; s.adulator, flat-
terer, sycophant, seducer; —zacquhuh
a.adulatory, deceitful; —,e.quc (bt 2.
adulation, flattery.

UV apg &qoe(2 fed s. incarnation ; our
Lord’s human nature; creation, gene-
ration or genealogy of mankind.

Pepghpbegl? 8. Vopgehkoa:

WV uapg pint, a.familiar, tame, docile.

VW apa hh "ἤν s.men, mankind, the
human race, the world ; #/—,. all men;
orale Supq4at , the children of men;
"δῶν —, men of letters; -ὦ yap.
ΓΟ) to make men of.

UP ccaprg fy corgucssys S.Wepghophs ἢ -ἐ ων κι ’
&c. 8. Yeap g μι κῖ, » &e. .

avy hush ste, ~ f% a. human; belong-
ing to man, manlike; -wke S. [apg

᾿Πωρνηφδηξὸ a. human. (Gok.

Vapqhoec feu s. humanity, human
nature; humanity, mankind; multi-
tude, many people-

Urq hop kite a. human ἢ ad. humanly,
as a man, according to human nature.

Wupgagke 8. chief guardian of the
harem, chief of the eunuchs, kislar-
agasi; —n</(#} 5. dignity, office or post
of kislar-agasi.

UV wpbdfunn 4. Sweet marjoram.

YPeupk pb wt d aves. ἃ. may-pole.

Vupépp s. the tenth month of the
ancient Armenian calendar, (May).

Vupq» fy 8. confine or frontier ofa
state, march, border; province, dis-
trict ; — gub,.to reduce to a province;
=e. exercise. [creeping mouse-ear.

Psp qudgny, —ink 8. bot. pilosella ,

wpqehp δ. exercise; gymnastic ap-

VP uapqupwts. gymnasium. [paratus.

Vupgkd, gh va. to instruct in ath-
letic exercises; to inure to war; ὃ
exercise, to instruct, to initiate, to
teach, to discipline, to form, to tram,

uur

tocivilize, tosoften manners.[ed to war.
apebht a. exercised, inured; train-

U«pqbs 4. instructor, teacher, one
whodisciplines,inures or trains to war.

{Πα εν 4. teaching, training; in-
struction, exercise.

Poppy et, wg s.governor ofamarch,
of a county or province, exarch ; —#_
Apt s. government of a march, go-
vernorship of a province.

UP ose r gang br oe 8 ᾿ωρ γα ent « ,

[Γωρί8. & 4. means; a. possible; --
v.imp.it is possible, it may be 80: it
is fitting or proper; -whw% a. ingeni-
008; ~aterd” S. {1} (Ὁ. of

Vup(Pwkp 4. stratagem ; means,
expedient, resource, remedy; skill,
art, ability, cleverness, mastery ; —bop
ad. ingeniously, cunningly.

Vap(4b, a. possible; contingent;
proper, fitting.

}ωρ δ Sf, &gf va. to find means, to
invent, to contrive, to find oat.

Yop fFbS, (5 οὗ vn. to be able, pos-
sible, to have the power, faculty or
means.

Pep ft bgneguwtt Sf va.to render pos-
sible; to execute, to carry into effect,
to accomplish.

Pop(tf v- imp. it is possible ; χῥευνη.
- aygd pul; how can these things
be? s-, a3 —, it can’t be, it is impos-
sible; —yf, is it possible ὃ

"ων »εἶν a. ingenious, clever, skil-
led; 8. Wuepl? a.; 3- a. inept, unfit,
awkward.

Ywp(Pnes a. clever, skilful, expert.

᾿᾿ωρίδε ων νει ® α. possible & pro-
per. [cleverness.

ωρίϑ; σε [9 [εἴν 8. dexterity, ability,
red fry pSury s. hen.

Uupf, & 8. resinous pine.

ee ae ῥ . hoe.

᾿Πωρφδηβαιρ s. Marcionites.

YunpehXe sfindlrusy 8. statue of wax.

[δ ωρχν 4. bed ἃ bedding.

᾿δωραποΐνᾳ, » & s. hot or temperate cli-
mates; pleasant meadow, délightful
spot; greensward, lawn, grass-plot.

Panpehinfeoh wt a. pruriginous.

[Πρ dl, kgf un. to itch, to feel
an itching, titillation or pruriency, to
have a tickling sensation; to feel a
desire to scratch oneself; fig. to be ex-
cited, incited, provoked, tickled or
Pleased; -bgm.gutkws va.to cause to

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itch, to tickle, to titillate; to irritate,
to exasperate ; fig. to tickle, to please, °
to gratify.

Vapliafhet, - ἢν. Δ, 8. itching, pru-
riency ; incitement, tickling, titilla-
tion; smart, burning, puncture.

WPunpefian. 8. med. St. Anthony’s fire;
-om a. feeling a prickling, subject to —
a pricking sensation.

Peepliap whan. e bh a. made or
built of marble, marmorean; —gaf,
Sune 8. marble-cutter ; gapd apa
—Semnwy, Marble-yard,--works; —Sasmnp
s. marble-quarry ; —sguwe a. covered or
paved with marble.

Pacpliap key » ~bykh a. of marble,
marble, marmorean.

UD 1000 ofes0 2 ῥα, 9 sng ὃ. marble; Ge —» of
marble; fw op bepke q-» as hard as
“35 —kuy S. ae {τ hess 7a bs easy °

YPunplbh 8. distaff.

᾿Π ρον». ting s. body; flesh; man,
creature, mortal; corpse, dead body;
carcass, carrion; body, consistency ;
whole, ensemble; geom. solid; — un_
inez, to become incarnate ; δε. Putt
- ke, ἃ the Word was made flesh;
S. Dy giuy ft .

Vapi pictac [3 fred ὃ. somatology ;
-pye a.too indulgent to the appetites,
carnal, sensual; —g4q a. well shaped ;
—gyp 8. corporeal substances; crea-
tures, mortals ; -gopd&d va. to change
into flesh; —gapée.(2f s. incorpora-
tion, embodiment; -qgad, -qgbwy,
—qq¢ fu "-φαξοβῇ a. clothed with flesh,
incarnate ; corporeal, bodily, mortal;
—gzbync(h 8. incarnation; -φκηδ᾽ a.
impudic, sensual, libidinous ; impo-
tent, frigid, incapable of procreation;
-ghydne{7f 4. luxury, licentiousness,
lechery, wantonness; impotence, fri-
gidity ; -f»pt a. pleasing or grateful
to the senses 5 -fuapdéne(thp 5. sensual
delights; pleasures; -dménch a. hid-
ing, covering the corpse (tomb), or
the body (hair); -δῥν» dtn.tq 8. cOr-
poreal birth, according to the flesh;
—huy s.corporal, a fine linen-cloth on
which the priest places the chalice at
mass ; —4.0% a. corporeal, bodily ; mun-
dane, worldly ; carnal, sensual; -44,,
wg α. CAPMiVOrOUs ; -δρπείδ 4. use of
flesh for food; -4fy a. of the same na-
ture; consanguineous; s. fellow-man;
-hpl? why s.gymnastics, athletics; —hep-

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ἴϑακ (Οὗ 4. bodily exercise ; --φωσων, ug
s. anatomist, dissector; —Susmushkush a.
anatomical ; --ζωνων τα, kgf va. to ana-
tomize, to dissect; —4anunnc(3h 8. ana-
tomy, dissection ; —Sa.swopkt ad. ana-
tomically ; —S.0#7., «9 a. impotent, un-
healthy, apoplectic, disabled, crippled;
-dk.a. having a bodily form or figure,
corporeal; —diupq, fg 8. gymnastics ;
gymnastic-master ; -/a, a. carnal, sen-
sual, voluptuous ; --οὔρνε (9 8. sensua-
lity, attachment to sensual pleasures;
-ἴν 5. - bests 5 -μω “ὦ, 6. “0 UN: to be-
come incarnate; to take the human
body or nature ; --δεωροῖ νι (Ὁ fied 8. tick-
ling, titillation, stimulant; any move-
ment of the body; -«eur4, wy s. body-
guard, life-guardsman, yeoman of
the guard ; —sye.0, by s. worshipper
of the flesh; sensualist; Apollinarian ;
πρώ a. clothed with a body, corpo+
real; —sysw.nwp a- enveloping the whole
body; -w4awpuwp a. nourishing, fatten-
ing; vOluptuous, gluttonous; ~eyé-w ad.
bodily, corporally; materially; car-
nally, sensually, lustfully ; fig. essen-
tially, really, substantially; -ap» a.
material; carnal, voluptuous; --αὐᾷ a.
incarnate ; -ancf s. incarnation; --ξ
a.fond of carnal pleasures, sensual,
carnal, voluptuous, mundane ; —ufpac
GF s. sensuality, lust, concupiscence;
—asevke 5. 8elf-murderer, suicide ; —des
Mon 8. Wuu— 3 -ἀνωξ δ. madragora
Toot ; -wau%y a. tormenting the body
(pain) 5 -«hwg a. despising carnal
pleasures ; -- ν᾽ σωσᾷνε (ΟἿ 8. materiali-
ty 5 -wbufy , —afuy a. corporeal, of-a --
form; -ρωΐν s. place of incarnation,
matrix ; fig. our Lord’s Mother; —gme_
gwtt fva.to change into flesh; to em-
body, to incarnate; to figure, to im-
press with a form ; -cap, εξ οὖν, a. cor-
poreal, palpable, material; of or be-
longing to the body, bodily; carnal,
fleshly, sensual, worldly ; --ασρωωωμξω
ad. bodily; really, actually; -copnc}
s. corporeity ; incarnation ; humanity ;
~fnfone{d fort 5. Lage.

Vuuptiby, wg a. fleshy, corpulent,
fat, plump ; -£ a. corporal, corporeal:

Uuptipy s. corpuscle. [8. Pupiity.

Pupitiny [3p : —iflany p $. bodily things,
things appertaining to the flesh.

| | ωρσσεν s. bot. 3. VD eas erste. ese ss fy «

VaputS, Lyf un. to digest; to con-

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coct; -kyngwkkS va. to cause to di-

gest ; —Lgncyfis » —s8n aco by sachs a. digestive.

WP anprungnefd-fr% .
tion; concoction.

Varo, fg 4. war, battle, combat;
wrestling ; dispute, quarrel : month of
March; ῥ -- δὴ uss on bs (νων og fe ag ate os1 gv eso σον ἤν
to prepare for war; kpwhhy fb — qu.
nk: pusqdp ῥ {διε “να. srete,p » to take up
arms against; — gtb;. dyke ἢ “εν.
ons easy -- sg ose ee be pv xz ech fs Fett we patp, to
give battle, to make war on, to wage
War 5 — Ζ dfll asta hash anteley « — δε
ἄπει δ... to fight, to combat, to attack;
lh» on —fe εἰν δι E ncslhy » to be in per-
petual hot water with, to be continn-
ally at war with ; - ῥ γε, orpuap
fiprergiaslaly » ὗ - sag 009 a br ἐπὶ hfs “στα ιν
to incite to battle, to excite or create
War against; -- syuwmubkpuogdh bye WK
dpi fu, they were at war for;
ess Tecan og. rigs nage —fe δῇ οἱ εν ἔν pr ase ἡ Besse, by a
bloody battle, by ἃ sanguinary con-
flict 5 hk δρᾷ εἶα Gaqdasteg ἥν ων
ase μα oss [να ἄγ pfs the battle remained un-
decided; δ. . ΣΤ Δ

VPapag by » gpg δ. agonotheta,
athlotheta ; -éiag a. quarrelsome,
contentious, litigious, wrangling; —ga%s
a. of or belonging to war or battle,
warlike; s. warrior, combatant; -ἄωαρ
ὃ. war-car or chariot; -4f/g 8. compan-
ion in arms, fellow-soldier, comrade;
adversary, antagonist, opponent; a.
confederate, leagued, allied; — gactygs
auxiliary forces; —,b#4,, to fight in
company; —4ye<(7) s. companionship
in arms; alliance, confederacy; aid,
succour ; -dpaf a.tumultuous, troubl-
ed, agitated by war; -γωρᾳωρ 8.-¢hp-

UW wprenuts int. would to Heaven that!
if it might be!

Pucpraniiteh op o srg Oe painting battle-
Scenes; — κρειῶν ζ ἄγων ῷ μἦ, δ. painter of
battle-pieces ; -- συν. 8. Waggon, ammu-
nition--, powder-cart ; -qasg, ῥ᾽ 8. pa-
lestra, battle-field, or -ground ; -y=.
wy 8. weapons of war, (other than fire-
arms); a. military, Warlike. —

UF cass om pot one foe ΓΝ brave, valiant sol-
dier; <p, choicest troops, the flower
of, or the choice men in the army.

WP uapran fol ’ “ὦ. ἤ “ὦ y 8. warrior, soldier,
combatant; ᾧ —« sSiewik,. to rush to
the field of combat.

Vuepenfpagke 4. Gr. w. martyrology-

oss psusvee_ttts ὃ. diges-

ULF

Vapunfyre, ang ὃ. martyr; —mhut a.
of -; -whhy a. suffering a similar mar-
tyrdom separately or together; —ssa
qr a.exhorting to martyrdom; -a_
bul, gay vn. to be a martyr, to suffer
martyrdom, to undergo death in wit-
ness of the faith; —mpewt s. place of
martyrdom; chapel or tomb of mar-
tyrs ; --ὠ͵’σαχο ζω s.Martyropolis; —wgac_
geet S va. to martyrize; - σε s. mar-
tyrdom ; —»-.4f sf. female martyr.

wpwkeg, my 8. battery, bastion,
bulwark ; tower ; b&heepushush —, elec-
tric battery or machine; κι] γεν οἷν
~, Voltaic battery, pile.

[ων fool » elroy, οὧνε. ἡ ἔτεω YN. to
fight, to combat, to make war, to en-
gage in action; to quarrel, to dispute,
to contest; — why phudapmn{ifa, to
skirmish. [fencing-master.

Popmncanyy g. military professor ;

Pepmncgutbd, gp va. to cause to
fight, to provoke to combat; to defy,
to challenge. (of war.

Pwpmeplt ad. according to the art

agua. a. thick, bushy; 4. 8. <p.

UF ag ear ox_sor fs fr ove a. bushy ; full of
bushes, thick-tangled, brakish, briery;
-fah a. chem. sylvic ; -d&« a. bushy-
shaped, bushy ; —goq a. hidden among
the bushes, sylvan, woody, rural.

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[Παρ ν aang ὅ. thicket, covert,
copse, wood; brushwood, underwood,
bush, tuft; —p ws, thich eye-lashes;
“ἔτ πε ἡ εἶτ, (8 forces πε ἡ ssstaley “:-π οὖ,
᾿νε. epept' Suppopl » to paint one’s
eye-lashes,

UF sce. foser sartraas ἦν a. Moorish, of the

00rs, mauresque; — bho, mMaur-
esque, moorish style of painting; ara-
besque;— 4aqpere,morris,morris-dance.

Uupeyo.g s. zool. drepanis, sand-
martin or shore-bird.

, apn, ῥ᾽ s. combat, fight; wrestl-
ing; contest, strife, litigation, quar-
r él, dispute ἢ -- δ ὅτε. αοὐἷ, ἔν S 3. Daeg σσε.
δον, —fbdt) ἔσω un. to combat, to
fight, to come to blows; to wrangle,
to quarrel, to dispute, to discuss, to
argue ; -ay a. combating, opposing;
quarrelsome ; ---ν, ὯΝ, S.
mph, per, plug 8. OWe, Sheep.
ἡ" —— ὃ. handkerchief ; thick
0

Japa, ppog a. pure, neat, clean,

peer i

O08 68, 9

46ι

UU

unstained, unsullied; refined, purified;
limpid, clear; fg. pure, modest, chaste;
4υϑι q-% ,to make a fair copy of. [toll.

Uage fg s.excise, custom, duty, city

Vurpumtbbg, wy δ. Smuggler; dus
Niwap —wg, smuggled goods; ~ ful,»
to be a smuggler, to smuggle; - σεῦ s.
contraband, smuggling; —sng s. cus-
tom-house ; toll-house ; -sj4.0 s. direc-
tor or chief officer of the custom-
house, farmer general ; —anch 8. eng;
—cnp 8. custom-house officer, publican,
tide-waiter; -capac{#f/.% s. office or
charge of ἃ publican or custom-house
Officer ; tuk, ᾧ -ἰ(ΔΕωδΐν,, to sit at the
receipt of customs.

Vatpebl, kgf va. to pass the cus-
tom-house, to receive or exact the
custom or duty, to receive for the.
public revenue; un. to pay the excise
or customs dues.

Puppegaps » ag A. purify ing, puri-
ficative; -4S'va. to purify, to cleanse ;
ae s. purification Pole ptomep ee

μων. a. purified, pure, clean,
clear, polished ; splendid, bright ; —&.,
kgf va. to purify, to cleanse, to polish;
to embellish ; —qgbung » —qybun ας
clean, spotless, very pure; virtuous,
pious; -s/1 a. begetting or begotten
In purity ; —fe% α. 3. Duprey; purga-
tive, cathartic, cleansing; -- gq. a
purge; — wkuwf, nitre, saltpetre; —
as og ead ls ἐν ε- τ ᾿ puritan ; of cas eg. ce 05g bs ane ee0._
(Fh —wy, puritanism ; -Gbigeq, --ροἷν
a. leading a pure life, chaste, modest,
Virtuous ; -- δον» a. clear-headed 5 -ay£u
ad. purely, neatly; chastely, modest-
ly; merely, simply; -wép a. fond of
purity, of cleanliness ; neat, tidy, clean;
—ufpncfah s.love of purity, of cleanli-
NESS ; -ρωωΐ δ. purgatory ; -pay, wy a.
purifying; δ. purifier ;-~.y, a. shining,
bright with cleanliness, candid, clear,
pure, clean; glorious, virtuous.

[ρα £yf va.to clean,to cleanse;
to purify; to refine ; to purge ; to
expiate, to sanctify; -- ga. to refine
the style ; — σωρῥεν, to depurate or
cleanse the blood ; — gfrrescoprene » χαἷι.
4“δηξνων to pick or cleanse vegeta-
bles, pulse; - “Ῥϑοο ζω μηςιν εν δ » to
scour, brighten or polish kitchen uten-
sils. (whew, altar napkin.

Vagehs a. purificatory ; 8. δέ; -

Vueppoqahuts a. purificative, depur-

Ube

ative, purgative; detersive, abster-
sive; expiatory ; s. depurative; pur-
gative, purge; - wakec,, to purge, to
_ take a purge.

Vungpac (8 pt ὅ. purity, cleanliness Ἢ
purification ; depuration; expiation;
neatness, tidiness; -- Jpeg, limpidity ;
- ogng» pureness, serenity, clearness.

wpput 5. cleaning , cleansing ;
scouring. [smell.

UD ege4am a. musty, having a musty

Wagh!, kguy vn. to grow musty or
mouldy, to mould: to strive, to strain.

Uta. bg s. meter; -whut a. me-
trical; -- σαι, metrical system.

Veqtt, Véqnjt ad. by ourselves.

Whaling ν &e. 8. Ub cusdingd » &e.

Vb ypat, f » ose, ἃ. Gr. wW. ink ; —ag fe
a. written, delineated with ink; - να.
s. ink-stand.

Wh frcah » μα 8. bot. clove ; clove-tree;
pink, carnation ; -u4ee a. smelling of
cloves, clove-scented.

Usa, wy a. great; large, big; strong,
powerful, mighty; rich, opulent; im-
portant, serious, considerable, mo-
mentous; --, — fib, τῶν ~we, —o2. ad.
greatly, highly, much, very much, too
much, excessively ; -- op, feast day,
high day ; - za, vast, spacious field
or plain; -- Susdis, Sufistruke , during
many hours; for a long time; χ-- Sasi
ghekpy, a great part of the night; a5
£ pk, -, is it not important?

1} δ ape% a. magniloquent, boast-
ful, braggart, swaggering, blustering,
gasconading, vainglorious, vauntful,
pompous ; —« puppual, ; frouky or
-bi, Egf. —fl, ἔσω un. to brag, to
gasconade, to boast of imaginary ad-
ventures, to pretend falsely to brave-
ry, to be vainglorious, to swagger, to
vaunt, to exaggerate, to talk big, to
draw the long bow, to sound one’s own
trumpet, to assume a consequential
look, to set up for a man of conse-
quence ; -εὖ s. big words, exaggera-
tion, bombast, boasting, bragging, ro-
domontade, fustian, gasconade; —pup_
pu. a. speaking loudly, stentorean,
crying out, loud, noisy, clamorous,
obstreperous, blustering, riotous; ad.
aloud, loud, loudly; -p#g a. opened
widely (wound); -péat 8. δω»»ω- ;
~pkp2d a. very high, very elevated;
—guahd a, very rich, - wealthy, - opu-

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Ube

lent; -¢&q a. very beautiful, lovely,
graceful, charming ; -f*., -¢%p a.
costly, very dear, most expensive,
high-priced, too dear, precious, rich,
magnificent, sumptuous ; —ghp ad.
dearly, at a very high price; — ¢bs,.
fuXwaby, to buy or sell dearly, eta
high price; -π σεν a. large-headed;
—gin {2} s. preciousness, great worth;
—gayt a. greater, bigger; major, elder;
s. maximum; τσ; a. loud or high-
sounding, noisy, blustering, roaring,
clamorous, vociferous, obstreperous ;
~gape a. noble, generous, magnificent;
ostentatious; grand, imposing, state-
ly, superb, magnificent 5; —qgapdac.
(91 4. magnificence, nobility, genero-
sity ; sumptuousness ; munificent act;
-gneld Ss. βιωωφιωσς 9. —gphd va. to
esteem, to value, to prize or rate high-
ly ; -gy4 ad. crowding in, rushing on
in crowds; -g£q a. heaped up, great,
huge ; ~qubgncewd a. Very voluminous,
bulky, large, enormous ; —qasgrg a. very
splendid, glorious, majestical; —qup/
a. noble, great, of high rank ; -ῷ pees a.
very busy, full of business ; --φφῴ a. of
illustrious family or descent; —qgs«.
(91 s. nobility, gentility, high lineage;
—gop a. all powerful, omnipotent; very
strong, of a great force; powerfal,
potent, mighty ; np.Megasthene; -δε
a. wide-winged ; s. zool. megaloptera;
—(#h. a. very numerous, in great
number; -(##« a. having an extensive
diocese 5 funds —feopSocpe a.of exalt-
ed sentiments, noble-minded, mag-
nanimous, generous, noble ; -ῥωνρ.
Sacpq.a. mysterious, involving a great
mystery; —Angoc(Pf.% s. greatness of
mind, high-mindedness , nobility of
thought or sentiment, magnanimity,
generosity ; -Ascdp 8. —(P fe ; -ίμοω ὃ.
πρωΐ; —-Swfr a. at a great expense,
costly, expensive, sumptuous, magni-
ficent, splendid, rich ; --δωνε. a. of lofty
trees (wo0d); -- τῇ δ. great sea, Ocean;
πω a. in great drops, raining vic-
lently , showering ; —ashwh a. very
plaintive, uttering loud lamentations;
-hwig a. having large ears, long-car-
ed; -dwaryg a. built magnificently,
grand, superb, splendid, sumptuous;
-4u a. large-eyed ; —gn5uh a. of heavy
waves or billows ; -gays a. heaped up,
enormous, massive ; -fumey ὅ.

Ube

coccothraustes, gross-beak,haw-finch;
—S canal grease. 8. —Sasasrh 5 Sasha kas a. fa-
mous, celebrated, glorious, illustrious;
solemn, pompous, triumphant; - pu
meg» mohfe. , solemnly , splendidly ,
pompously, triumphantly ; -φ ων χωρ a.
very intelligent, talented, witty, very
Wise ; —Smnws a. sighing deeply or
profoundly ; -4assm a. of lofty sta-
tore, tall; —Sas0ep a. voluminous;
-πόωρᾷβ a. honourable, respectable;
-Swy 8. grand dinner, magnificent re-
past; a. sumptuous, splendid; -- gap_
4,, to give a grand dinner-party ;
—jmewn a. having great faith or be-
lief in ; —Sxaep a. all wise, omniscient;
—Soq fa. magnanimous, generous; —Sa.
4.» 2} s. greatness of soul, high-mind-
edness, magnanimity ; —4a swf a. far-
famed, very renowned, celebrated, of
great repute; ad. aloud, loudly ; pup
a.very wonderful, astonishing, sur-
prising ; - ων a. loud, noisy, sound-
ing, sonorous, resounding ; ad. aloud,
with loud cries or shouts, noisily, with
hue & cry, clamorously ; -- usququhhy
ζωρη ey, to cry With might & main, to
roar out, to cry with all one’s strength;
~ihg a. very extensive, very vast;
long-winded, diffuse, prolix, wordy ;
-~puwhbeup, diffusely, prolixly; —dimap.
ἐδν a.corpulent ; very voluminous, im-
ἸΔΘΏΒΘ ; -ddiapes a. Victorious; —ékd a.
very great, grand, important, consi-
derable ; - qupatp ay eas po eg. cau by oasy virtu-
ous; egregious, eminent; -ρ 8. the
great ; high life, fashionable society ;
great deeds, - things, — enterprises;
-, τῷ ad. greatly, extremely, very
much, excessively ; -ὦ gapdé,; to per-
form great actions; —« duq&,, to run
swiftly ; to gallop; -ὦο μου» ΓΟ ΟΝ
aks» hamapky 3. —purbl of ; —hh & woo Qa.
honorable, worthy of honour ; -ἴγδιων,
ee~p a.doing wonders ; ad. much, very;
~diry, wy a. sinning much, very sinful;
8. great sinner; -/p a. high-minded,
conceited, proud, lofty, presumptu-
0u8; -αἴνα ν a. Well fortified or muni-
tioned ; -- ἴων δα, bgp, -- ῥα, bguy un
to be high-minded, self-conceited, pre-
sumptuous; to grow proud, haughty,
arrogant ; --ἀὔωννε. [9 pe 8. high-minded-
ness, haughtiness , superciliousness,
pride, conceit, presumption; - δ, f
a. very muddy or marshy; s. Medza-

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mor, (an Armenian river) ; —su4f# a.
victorious, conquering, triumphant ;
great, enormous, huge, colossal ; ~jusd”
a. lengthy, long ; ~ys a. hopeful, con-
fident; — ,4u4,. to be hopeful, full of
hope, buoyant with hope ; - ων a. chub-
by, chubby-cheeked, puffy, bloated ;
τω, wguy un. to grow, to increase
in stature or size; to become larger,
greater; to grow rich; to become re-
nowned ; — dédacl2h syd, to become
very wealthy or immensely rich; —»_
qed a. stout- or large-limbed; —afss
a. extensive, vast, large; —n2t a. mag-
nanimous, generous ; S. —Sessusl ;
-bdtn_(9f 5. magnanimity, greatness
of mind, generosity; great stature,
tallness ; -uac% a. very renowned, fa-
mous, illustrious, celebrated, great,
glorious; -γως a. very profitable, ad-
vantageous, lucrative ; -»£% S. τω.
a9; -2nep α. loaded with the highest
honours; magnificent, splendid, grand,
pompous, majestic, sumptuous, 80-
lemn ; ad. with great honour; splen-
didly, pompously, sumptuously ; csp
s.asi,.megameter; —sbuy a.large-eyed;
keen or piercing-eyed ; --ωρεωγώνων a.
very suppliant, supplicating, beseech-
ING ; —ayusySeuvn. ἃ. Very luminous, very
bright, shining, brilliant; sumptuous,
imposing, pompous, most illustrious ;
— yuoq{F ww, most brilliant victory;
—4wbs a. boastful, bragging; superb,
eminent, excellent, glorious; — μωῃ.
(#a(2f, signal victory ; — ,;b%&,. to
praise or vaunt oneself too much, to
pretend to, to boast ; -syuymoh or
wnneith 8. great solemnity ; —aycsupfe a.
very honorable, very glorious; ad.
honorably, splendidly, with great ho-
nour; -- dkdwpby, wantk,, to load with
honours; to welcome, to receive with
honour, with open arms, to treat with
great honour, to feast, to entertain;
—ayasennet- ya. to heap honours on, to
honour magnificently ; —sagusswed a.
very extented, diffuse, prolix, long;
-οιρη δε. a. Very magnificent, very li-
beral, generous; — wakb;, dhduply,
to load with precious gifts; - ἐν δε.
yrdikpk , to receive magnificent pre-
sents ; -sayugd 0.8. -ὐὐδωδ; --ο(δ ad.
greatly, much, very, too much, ex-
tremely, beyond measure, infinitely ;
remarkably, considerably ; - «fssuyl-w,

rev

you are greatly mistaken; be aye by
- weagiwy, it is a great embarrass-
ment for them; be ways -£, it is a
great advantage ; {hfaync(Ff bape -- E
ywjunufl,, his testimony is highly im-
portant in this cause ; -Ξωΐν a. very di-
ligent, careful, studious, industrious;
toilsome , tiresome , hard, painful;
—wwum (. Severe, austere, authoritat-
ive, imperious ; awful, terrible; τωρ
a. 8. gr. trochaic, trochee; -ufpw a.
large-hearted, generous; magnanim-
Οὐδ᾿ —ssagese (1. magnificent, sumptu-
ous, splendid, gorgeous, ostentatious;
—awif a.full-breasted ; s. gyneecamas-
ἴοΒ ; -ἰρωΐς 8. πέρ) —deyhyres α.
very convenient, decorous; glorious,
eminent, elegant; majestical, magni-
ficent, august; —qwumms a. meritori-
ous, deserving, of great merit; 5.
fut; —dbe pf, fg s. gr. iambus; a- iam-
bic; -ff%ws a. of very extensive dio-
6080: --ανοννοδ' a. Vast, spreading eve-
ry where; —weupp a. of vast size or
Mass; —whae (Ff 5. wealth, opulence,
riches ; -ma:% a. rich, wealthy, opu-
lent; s. the wealthy, rich people, the
rich ; -puskp s. respect, honour, vene-
ration, reverence, deference, homage,
distinction; ceremony, compliments,
respects ; kind reception, welcome;
— διω μευ ον ῇ σα, Universal esteem ; —bop
ad. respectfully, honorably, with re-
gard; snk, “ὅδ. Epbuuy nepneps to
have regard for; to hearken favour-
abl to; - git, » Ὅν. gneguiley
8. biaph dS > - σῇ αν, kgf va. to ho-
nour, to respect; -p¢f or gy a. very
respectable, estimable, reverend, ve-
nerable ; — ,f%4,. to be held in high
esteem, to enjoy the esteem of, to be
much esteemed by; — ants, S. Wk.
SupkdS; -pynch s. reverence; author-
ity; τρί, byf va. to respect, to ho-
nour, to reverence, to venerate, to
treat with distinction, to compliment,
to pay respect to ; —pry Or pace 8. —peh;
~gryg 8. ast, MEZAscope ; —grcwgk s. Ma-
guificat; -—gneywrbS va. to enlarge,
to make to grow, to increase, to aug-
ment, to extend ; to enrich; to render
power mighty; to favour, to be-
riend, to raise, to exalt, to dignify; to
glorify, to celebrate; to magnify, to
praise highly, to exalt, to extol; to
amplify, to exaggerate ; -anp δ. supe-

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FIOF, prior; —capwc{Pfe® s. priorship;
—puna. majestic, glorious, august, il-
lustrious ; -ἰὐτωκνε (δῇ & majesty, glo-
ry, celebrity; -~uwp[dud a. tremen-
dously or excessively rich, very affiu-
ent, opulent; —fuexup a. very desir-
ous, ardent, eager; —paylF a. very di-
ligent; -ybay a. big-, pot- or paunch-
bellied; -puquyp s. great city, capital;
—puqupwgp 4. citizen of the capital;
“et a. a ad. with hasty strides; -
gious, to stride along, to make huge
strides, to quicken one’s step; — δ.
[δ να, to run as fastas the legs can
carry, to run as hard as one can;
—pubul a. 8. wholesale ; — γε )ωοε., tho
- trade; - W@knp du%Xwnmwy, whole-
sale warehouse ; -οὐίδ a. bottle-nosed.
Ukokgbad a. execrable, abomin-

able; very wicked, heinous ; — ardpu.

re2each, horrible crime; — yodyate,
crime.
[πὸ flow , —Sing a. of vast intel-
lect, very wise, -- learned, — ingenious.
[{εὸ᾿ nc fF βεῖν s. greatness, thickness,
size, capaciousness; volume; grand-
eur, greatness, power, magnificence,
majesty, elevation, exaltation ; fg. ca-
pacity; ski apop[Fud -- great for-
tune, wealth; Sw4.«%—p», human great-
NESS ; /ency —[Pfie. to load with riches;
ῥ - Sucauwtek,. to attain to dignity or
honours ; ἤρατε. εἶν ἔν, qo f » to jose
one’s fortune ; δρζωΐνω, fp —Ey, to 88-
crifice one’s fortune ; —¢, Your Grace.
WesncSf sf.woman of quality, dame,
lady, lady of rank.
[δ δ σε. «ἅν 4. tilt or tail hammer.
ἸΓεδήωδισε [ῥεῖν 4. magnificence,
Usésen 4. long day. {majesty.
Whgbiws , ny 38. Meceonas, patron.
UWé4f% a. explicit, clear, evident,
formal, precise; distinct, only, sole;
simple, ordinary, obscure; ad. clear-
ly , explicitly , distinctly , Drocwey :
expressly, intelligibly. (intelligible.
£-4% a. simple, easy, clear, evident,
Wb Guuspuwt s. paraphrast ; -- αὶ kgf
va. to paraphrase ; -εὖ δ. paraphrase;
—pup ταν 8. EGR. ad. [UD &bp-
δίς a. distinct, one only; 8.
Wh bbuwhwgks s.marauder, freeboot-
er, bandit; -df a. having only one
horse. [specially-
Wéheuhf ad. only, particularly ;
κων a. explicable.

Ub2
ὕες, δ, δ pt a. clad in a single
garment, having but one vest.

Ve frutend’, guy vn. to retire, to go
away, to remove to a distance.

Ut ftmmee 8. PEG fe ad.

UL grweop a. alone, solitary.

W44s6,6 a. explainable.

WkgueS, kgf va. to separate, to di-
vide, to detach, to loose, to remove;
to explain, to expound, to develope,
to resolve, to interpret, to comment
upon; to hold out or stretch forth ;
-ῥωυωδὰξ, tO wean ; ἴδε η( hh hick pny ,
bill of divorce; S. fey. [remove.

Ut bth gneyuthS va. to separate, to

εξ μα. kgay un. to separate, to
disunite, to part, to get loose; to re-
move, to go away, to depart, to retire,
to go out, to make off, to steal away;
to abstain, to forbear ; to leave off, to
desist, to cease; to stretch; to ex-
po oneself; - ᾧ gudmp£ , to bear off
rom the shore, to take sea-room, to
stand out to sea; -- f 4ingfk, to givea
bill of divorce; - £ Spmgacd, to go
into ecstasies. (expositor.

Uégufs s.interpreter, commentator,

Ui fing whwh a. explanatory.

Wegiag, wy 8. cloak, mantle, sur-
tout; a, wy, 8. short cloak; mantlet;
. bh ὁ. mantilla.

Vein. 2 βεῖν s. explication, expla-
hation, interpretation, commentary ;
separation, removal, retirement.

{Ππ νοι, ad. in explaining.

{Πὲ|, 9 mgs —far 9’ ῥ 8. δοί. ῬΟΡΡΥ͂.

Wb have cocastoe of, 9 ang asey 9 -ομγ un. to re-
move, to go away, to retire, to stand
aloof, to withdraw to a lonely place.

Vthacwmgaegubt S » -ωοδ αἵ", Lyf va.
to remove, to separate, to keep away,
to put or place farther off.

UWégecuf pr. ad. apart, aside, sepa-
rately, in private, singly; — wn%k,, to
remove, to alienate; — guy. phek,, to
remain aloof, to withdraw, to retire,
to stand in dispart. (ment.

Vebacunc(2} s. separation; retire-

Ueséuth, kbp, tug 8. fane, heathen
temple ; ara, altar; idol, image.

ἀφέξζων 4. the seventh month of

the ancient Armenian calendar, Fe-
ruary.

Ubksetumging s. ancient codices ,

pagan archives; hieroglyph; —quyy s.

heocorus, guardian or maintainer of

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Ubi,

the temples; —guygac{#h s. office or
duties of a neocorus; -χόρδ᾽ a. plun-
dering temples, sacrilegious ; -gé,_
δινε( ἢ 4. sacrilege, sacrilegious rob-
bery ; —4az, #g 8. chief-priest or pre-
sident of a heathen temple; —4u% a.
of or belonging to a heathen temple;
hieroglyphical ; ~gessqnem 83. —gk pd 3
αὖ 8. -hut; -ἀξ s. pl. heathen temp-
les; -»£% a. temple building ; —sagau% or
“(ὦ . ὃ. ΣΦ -akp a. fond of
temples; —#£qf s. place where heath-
en temples are built; —«.% s. heath-
en temple. (chain, jewel, trinket.

Wh shcwkg, wy 2. collar, necklace,

ΠῚ &. fault; sin; - κεν, 5. Wb qa.
gph; — firs antb, dhe ,to wrong or
do evil to; ps & -, it is all owing to
you, it is your fault, you are wrong ;
ns /f £E-»,.I am not to blame, it is
not my fault; pepe — fis ng ρρ fd,
he did not offend me in any way; --
[rus 93 gyp Wy. they would be without
fault; sys gay — be. ole, this is also
partly our fault.

UWbyaqhe a. blameable, blame-
worthy ; - ΠῚ. 7 §. —gpb; —gpulp .
blame, obloquy, accusation, reproof,
reproach, reprehension; -gybs, kgf
va. to find fault with, to blame, to ac-
cuse, to reproach, to censure, to re-
prove, to criminate, to condemn; --
qt wilhwtutt, to blame the want of
time ἢ —gpec(thct 8. —gpwhp .

1} queok sate 8. (Pb oqesstes sar casts «

Wéquy, ῥ᾽ s. repentance, contrition,
compunction, hearty sorrow; —! mea
culpa! I have sinned!

1} δ qutwol S. Pb υἷι ἐν «Γ΄

Pbqutsuhct a. Subject to sin, pec-
eant, sinful; peccable; hurtful, detri-
mental, mischievous, pernicious, nox-
ious 5 -νείθῥεν, —senkp 2. peccability ;
wrong, offence, transgression, malice,
wickedness.

Vb ywtshS, bgp un. to sin, to com-
mit crime or fault, to trausgress, to
do amiss, to offend, to fail in duty, to
err; to mistake; va. to wrong, to in-
jure, to aggrieve, to do injury or harm,
to harm, to be hurtful, to hurt, to be
prejudicial or injurious to; diwsacsasgf,
Swbnebe, (9 (2.8 ὦ —, to sin mortally,
grievously, lightly or venially ; gh «ἵν.
qey» What have I done ὃ
Ub quince 8. sinning.

Ub,

Wh gust S. Were ; push dh ΟΣ ΣΥ͂Σ
q-tw , to confess one’s faults. _

Wh qessy cap on wfg or ary Gh. guilty ; —nef
s. guilt, culpability, guiltiness.

Wb quywd ft a. produced by sin.

Ub qeeg uy fe s. 8in-offering.

V5 qe op a. sinful ; iniquitous, wick-
ed; 4. sinner, [song.

Usqéeb s.Gr. w. melody; canticle,

έχει » ag Οἵ ng ὅ. handle; haft ; —_
wphwtk,, to put a handle to, to set in
a handle; to haft; 4unb, g-» to take
off the handle, to take out of the
handle; to unhaft.

Ueqbufh, off 8. amethyst; garnet.

Usqe, fs. s00t, smut; fg. a. prodig-
al, libertine, licentious.

Wé44» fg a. soft, loose, slack, flab-
by; fig. weak, faint, nerveless, indo-
lent, effeminate, languid, cowardly ;
slothful, sluggish.

Wh qhenfenp nen, a. craven- or faint-
hearted, poor-spirited, fickle-minded.

Wh ght, “ἡ Un. tO soften, to
become loose, to slacken, to mollify,
to loosen; fig. to become effeminate,
to give oneself up to softness or effe-
minacy.

Uéqhuukp a. effeminate, luxurious,
delicate, voluptuous ; ἐν —, sybarite;
~ufppne (th s.love of luxury, effemina-
cy, idleness. |

Vb ghegne quik, » GES, kof va. to
soften, to loosen, to slacken, to mol-
lify ; fg. to unman, to enervate, to ef-
feminate, to emasculate, to render

Ve gh bl 8. Wkyhwtud. (cowardly.

Wéobhs a. softening ; enervating;
languishing.

Weqhor (2 fer s. softness, loosening,
relaxation, looseness, slackness; fig.
indolence, effeminacy, cowardice; —
ad. softly, indolently, effeminately,
languishingly.

Veg, ayy nd a. soft, mild, gentle,
agreeable, tranquil; --, -- νῷ ad. softly,
mildly, gently, agreeably.

Lqhugiuy α. slow-paced; —grjhu
8. Weyl ad. ; -S0f ad. a long while,
slowly ; -ἰμωσῖν, -- ων a. mild, moder-
ate, temperate.

Wi spalicsh ἐν of", “Ὁ UN. to grow mild,
to be softened, to become moderate
or temperate; to diminish, to abate,
to relent.

Ub γα νι ἡ εἶν va. to make mild,

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vv,

to soften, to moderate, to lenify; to
temper, to abate, to diminish, to sooth,
to assuage, to mitigate, to allay, to
alleviate. τ ae

Weqlkf, wy Or fy a. insinuating,
alluring, enticing, smirking; unsin-
cere, deceitful, subtile, fraudulent,
wicked, malicious; -«%p s. dissimula-
tion, affectation; enticing ways, minc-
ing air or manner, smirking, wheed-
ling, incitement; guile, deceit, fraud,
wickedness, malice; — #su9q, leer,
sheep’s eye, ogling; - taytpg. affect-
ed, wheedling voice; —&4, kgf un. to
simulate, to feign artfully, to dissem-
ble; to incite, to allure, to draw on;
to Ogle; --νε (9 μεν, 8. —sshp-

1 δηνά ad. softly, gently, slowly. |

Wéqdhs a. soothing, lenient, Jeni-
tive, composing.

Weqipuftug a. going slowly; - δ.
pegorltfe%, goods or luggage train,
slow train. (slackening, assuagement.

1} γεν. (9}} s. softening, mitigation,

Vbay2 Or ney α. 5 WE qe «ὦ ὅ.
purple-colour; flesh- or rose-colour.

Wb qne » ary So bee δ durg. πονῶν drone
maggot; gactg, upp —og, swarm of
bees ἢ “πρδιυωξ ὃ Wear nese serge - diligent,
industrious bee ; — eggs. the bee bus-
2608; -wpyd, poedhg 8. apiarist; —«_
pat 8. hive, bee-hive 5 —apacéac{F fer
8. apiculture ; —awqapds 5. —pryd 5 τον.
én.[#f s. collecting, making honey;
—wht a. gentle-eyed, having a soft or
mild glance ; -wing, —ng 8. bee-house,
apiary ; -«pw, s.zool.bee-eater.

Weqnegatht, gf va. to cause to sin
or to transgress.

Wh qacopkt ad. like bees. :

Ubquepzke α. producing or causing
Sin; -ἰδιωίδωως. a. plunged, sunk in sin;
—fenpSocpe. a- evil-minded, malicious;
-& fe a. born in sin; -πυξζωρᾳ a. hard-
ened in sin, in iniquity ; —#£p a. 1n-
clined to transgress, delighting in sin,
wicked, criminal ; -ufpa-{2F s. love of
evil; =pwcfs a. expiatory, expiating
SIN ; πρίωκνε δ βεῖ, 8. oxpiation.

eters ad. ental criminally.

bags σε. OF qghn 8. honey; baphuk
-, —-comb.

Véypepkp a. melliferous; —pacgh
a. flowing with honey; -gapd&/ va. to
make honey; -;&qa« a. honey-tongued,
smooth-spoken ; -fosphafe 4. honey-

Ube

comb; -Sapuk » -ζωζ[δν -ὅ πω &. melli-
fluent, mellifluous, sweet; -Sacd 2.
bof. melilot ; hoar-hound ; —Sadf" a.
honey-flavoured , honeyed ; —dad” 8.
wax, bee’s wax; —«nq δ. water-me-
lon; -fwcp s. hydromel, mead ; -ρωρ 8.
melitites. [honey.

Weaqpks, kgf va. to sweeten with

Ukqeaest s. bot. honey-wort.

᾿Γξηροηΐ, 8. an intoxicating liquor
made with honey. |

U4ag.qwq 8. sin, crime, iniquity,
transgression, trespass; fault, error;
offence, evil, malice; -- apy, (sb[ek~,
peccadillo, venial fault; δ οί, SesSne_
gage —. the seven capital sins; diegac
gee OF Sishewvyne, wha μΐνεω ἤ οἷ,., tbe
$05 whee ὶ of Ex 0 ans 204 00S, br 120g — ἢ deadly or
mortal, original, actual, reserved sin;
dheyp tkqug, false witnesses; oft ofl
qugh, sin- or trespass-Offering ; atlas
ak, ῥ all: ὦ ’ εἴτ yes εν ὅν, . gone, , to
sin, to transgress; [- dkqu wpkwht,,
to cause to SIN; βεννωωνεν δ, ql ges βερ:
to confess one’s Sins; [5 τηνε gdkqu,
to remit, to absolve sin; dambh, ῥ
fh oes, to die in sin; b elle gas ge *s qt ,
to impute a thing as a crime to; sdb ge
qth ὃ. Pb qagpt a.

Vbtuwpiwk a. living alone; -ghupl
vn. to be armed or accoutred lightly ;
to be armed at all points; -frounc(2}
s.an aside, words spoken aside; mo-
nologue ἢ -hlbwy S. UD brane cco ly br ty ;
τήδρως a. Monotonous 5 -ζύσωρνι {9 βε΄,
8. monotony, sameness; --ἰ δ 5.ε [09 βεῖν
8. solitary life, solitude; lonesome-
8658: —hee fre. S. — Ass geese A. 5 -2}:. a. hoof-
ed, having hoofs; --ὔωρων a- gladiator-
lal; relating to duels; s. gladiator ;
duellist ; 8. -ne(3h; -πωρνῥῆ ὅ. gladia-
tor, wrestler, gymnast, athlete ; — gape
δ. — Weapon whe 3 —pbuk;» "ἀράς OF -δωμ.
abun. to fight a duel, hand to hand,
in single combat ; to wrestle, to strug-
gle; -Smepmnc[Fpe% s. single combat,
duel, monomachy ; wrestling ; —v7 a.
8. monomaniac ; -dmyec(9h s. mMonoMa-
Dla; ~Lerd', νη ὦ, un. to lead a retired
or solitary life, to be alone, to live re-
tired 5 —Te sug 8. mus. 8010 ; —Leg 8. 8mall
room, cell; —. --ωνενῦ, OF -puh s. m0-
nastery, convent, cloister ; —des%un. 8.
monopolist; — ,b%£,, to monopolize ;
“ἤχει κα (2h δ. MONOPOly ; —enp a. re-
tired, alone, solitary ; s. solitary, her-

AGT

Uth

mit, recluse ; τε 2 βεῖ, 5. solitude.
WPSignw, ῥ᾽ 8. z00l. meena.
Wbt[e wh, wg 5. Vest, garment.
[δ νεΐ s. solitude, lonesomeness.
Ubuwnp, f 8. mentor, guide.
Wkiphiuy, &c. 8. Vk phtuy, &e.
Vbuwhfel, wy un. to die, to expire,
to breathe one’s last, to give up the
ghost, to depart this life, to pay the
last debt to nature; to mortify one’s
body; ssa. —, to be punished with
death, to suffer capital punishment ;
breach, to be slain in action; -- ῥ qdé_
pay waggle, f ubp Saypktbkeg, to die
for one’s country; — pufac[ep, ως
noend, to die on the field of honor;
dkpt if — heis at the last gasp, he
is expiring, dying ; my Ghrogy up cary Tough us
be «Ὦπιν, people generally die as
they live.
sab, a. dead, deceased, defunct;
8. dead body, corpse; ft --“ Saslimply,
to believe or take for dead; of dhack_
LL All Soul's day; soe ἡ ων ἦ rk yng ᾿
register of the dead; squsyasok dhak_
zeq Office for souls in purgatory; 8.
VU ob easy »
Whee be ωμεῖ, &. necrologist ; --οὦἵ ssl
a.-gical; ταῦ s. -gy; τίθωη, fg 9.
grave-digger, sexton ; -o/% a. still-
born; —feap ὃ. hearse; -ἀῤῥρν ἔρια 8.
corpse-bearer, bearer; -ἄσ,νε(θβεῖν 5.
evocation, raising up, calling up the
dead ; —Suapquwhuwe a, necromantic ;
—Supgn (Fh δ. necromancy ; —Sapgeek
s.necromancer; —Sdisy, &c. 5S. —Suy_
gach, &C.; -2ne%s a. breathing, mort-
al; -asfuy a. corpse-like ; — g£lp , dead-
ly pale face, livid face.
U4<£;yl2-p s. funeral expenses; the
goods of the deceased. (fig. idols, image.
Wb abyemp ν wing a. dead; δ. carcass;
Weakyee (2c 6. deadness, want of
animation, privation of life; mortali-
ty ; mortification ; - spgwtgf, the
being past bearing, impotence, steri-
lity. | {wolf's bane.
ΡΝ (Wge% pnt) s. bot. aconite,
Ueafeeé. 4. zool, murena, lamprey.
Vaunt, f, fe or we 5. holy oil,
chrism; ointment, perfume; -- Γ΄, Lap
va. to confirm, to anoint with holy oil;
Vinow a. mortal. [-- ων s. myricine.
UVbancgwht J, aot va. to cause the
death of, to put to death, to kill; to
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mortify ; -—go.# 4. mortification.

Pb ncpky ad. like a corpse ; —op files ἢ
a.deathlike.

Véubgf s. anthem at vespers.

UWshufes, τ. f& 8. the Messiah, the
Anointed, Christ.

Wbufedl, ἔφα un. to be introduced
or brought in, to be adopted.

Whampl, guy un- to be fortified or
strengthened by, to be consolidated.

Wh uray ong 8. medal.

᾿Πδωνωη. f 8. metal, mineral; <p,
ἡμὴ 8. mine; fig. exile, banishment;
ghey: exo pv orn eas seas, ch eset ey ὗ -ὦν to banish,
to exile, tv send into banishment; wy.
feutty f -»,to arrest, to imprison.

Wb nang rg ng » sg 8. metallurgist ;
—athwh a. -Zic ; τῆς βεΐν 8. -ΑὙ.

Wb ce κω ἡ sesh eats a. metallic; —S uh . ary
8. miner ; —yocywhbs va. to metallize ;
—gregoe dt, 4. metallization.

|| Sey bg a. &. eleven; —aslle sy
a.— years old ; —whfp.% a. hendecagon-
al; s.hendecagon; -kpapg, wg a. &.
eleventh; -δρδιωνν or phi, δι πεῖνα a.
8. 411 the eleven; -cmbb&wh oF —dush,
ght a. hendecasyllable ; -opbusy , ρνξ.
bs a. of eleven days.

Wb cnugpes shy OF asg δ. silk ἢ whan —»
Taw —3 gapd wpwt —p, —--manufactory.

Eun puagaps seg ὃ. silk-manufac-
turer, --merchant; a. producing silk;
-ne{# s. silk-manufacture , silk-mill;
--husbandry, sericiculture.

Wb crap ish fos a. Woven or made
With silk; -w2£; a. having the warp
of silk ; —dus%un 8. silk-mercer, — deal-
er; haberdasher, mercer; -qdusAtunane_
{δ [εν s. silk-trade ; mercery.

1} δ anpulruy ‘ wb hg ᾿ -οὐρη ἢ α. οἵ
silk, silky, silken; -ρ 8. silk-manufac-
tures, --goods.

Wh okopa, » &e. §. θιεδρδεο ᾿ &c.;
—pugfonug s.meteoroscope. __ [lime.

Vb wna pbuh a. supreme, high, sub-

Wk angrearqoy fin 1 ἡ ὃ. metropoli-
tan; -«gorwn fh 5. dignity of a -; arch-
bishopric.

Wép, og a. poss. our; ours; 8. our
own, wren hep εὔξε νον εἰ p with our heart;
ῥ δ παι ἢ db pay »from our hands ; fb ass εκ",
d&pred, in our house, at home; 4&p-_
ang ons ἔτ og ells goes ῥ wey Yaewtt, Christ
took our nature upon him from the
Virgin Mary. ,

& preseg g-bs ary Ss. —quls sway 5 - αἰ εἶνε,

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φῇ κῃ un. to be naturalized among us;

vor

to become a fellow-citizen, to share
in our national rights; —ghbay a. of
our nation, national.

Uk pwfen4 a. conformable to our
ideas ; -44ps a. of our form or nature,
human, incarnate ; -ζέροινε 9 ῥεῖν 5.
incarnation.

Uk payfir a. 5. OUT; OUTS; -- wag,
to our nation; q—« wfphdp , We love our
OWN; f «ἴξιν νη fyku, ate you one
of ours?

We putfef2 a.of our nature, human;
-τῷ ἔτ a, —ukp, by a. of our nation, na-
tional; of our nature, our; -- pho},
humanity; τρ δ. our co-nationals, fel-
low-countrymen, compatriots; man-
kind, the human race ; —w#fpyS. Tépu
Zip. (from time to time; ὃ. Geeks.

Wépl2 ad.sometimes, now & then,

Vt pd-whwt a. repulsive ; expulsive.

Wkpt-ksh 8. rejectable.

Wb pt bed, bgp, Gb pS δ τε γι Sve.
to expel, to repel, to reject, to ex-
clude, to drive out; to reprove, to
disallow, to disapprove; to refuse, to
deny; -- geo<%, to disturb one’s slum-
ber; - ane b (btw, , to deprive of life,
to slay.

WkpF fd, kguy vn. to be driven out,
expelled or rejected; to abstain from,
to forbear; to depart, to leave, to
absent oneself, to retire.

1} ἐρεῖν ἐπ, s. expulsion; repulse, re-
buff, refusal, denial; disapproval.

Vépfitew β 8. merino; Spanish wool;
merino sheep.

Wek. og or fy a. naked, bare; un-
adorned, plain, simple, evident; fy.
impudent, brazen-faced; pr. without;
ad. evidently, obviously, palpably; -
π- dupentsk,, to wrestle naked.

Wiphapuy ad. nakedly , openly,
plainly, clearly ; -gjecf a. bare-head-
ed; ad. frankly, boldly, freely; af
a. gymnic; — wank, — games, wrest-
ling, gymnastics; -dac ft 4. gymnote;
qe peng S. Wb ph fliaun ul ; --οἴπωμ ὦ .
“ὐῇ 5. bare athlete or wrestler; <e:
wrestling ; -diwpenc(P fee 5. wrestling
naked.

Wk ph uted, seguy vn. to undress
oneself, to strip, to strip naked, to
denude, to uncover, to unveil, to pall
off, to throw off, to be discovered;
va. to undress, to unclothe, to strip,

vee

to lay bare, to disrobe; to bereave, to
unfurnish;— συῤρ to unbosom oneself
to, to pour out one’s feelings, to open
oneself to; & pug -- to cast, put or
leave off; ( pug — qudol2, to cast
aside all sense of shame; — yspashg, to
deprive oneself of one's property; -
ΓΟ ῥ sg “ὦ ων be te fay » to draw, to bare
or unsheath a sword; — edfy. to cast
the skin; uy fis Gaedéj pr csnessouts fp
ghek paste —, pppke ory gle qesr.ste.oints alls 2
ζω». at dawn, at day-break, in the
grey of the morning, at the peep of
day 5 fengened op flush: oy precedes fep ~bayp ἢ
"ἢ Sa expreased, or explained him-
self.

We ph wing a. ad. quite naked ; un-
armed ; fg. nakedly, openly, ingenu-
ously ; -- wenege, bol. drupa.

Wh phustke 8. Wb phe μεν. (drawn.

ΓΦ eh ν κων ἐν its a. unsheathed ἢ

Db ph wn aputing a. barenecked ; fig.
naked, clear, evident, open, frank; ad.
nakedly, clearly, overtly, plainly; -
wabh,, to make evident, to reveal, to
discover, to unveil; mdf fis — ζω ὦ.

ζω. Ὧν» all things are naked &
opened unto the eyes of him.

Db phn a. naked, bare; — am fog.
a. bare-armed; -awfe a. bare-bosom-
ed, bare-breasted.

Wk phagneguth ΚΓ S. Wb ph atecod va.

1} δρζω πε ἐς s. spoiler; planderer.

Wb egks ᾿ ζωσβ Ss. Wb ph eatteasl una.

Wk ph ftinamulp ᾽ τ ap £.2ymno-
sophists, (a sect of Indian philosoph-
ers who went naked, living in woods
& feeding on herbs ).

Uh phew a. bare-footed. [ed part.

Wk pho (2 fee s. nakedness ; the nak-

Uk phacg, ῥ᾽ - ad. naked, bare, quite
naked, nakedly.

Used a. pr. near, nigh, next, close
to, contiguous; ad. about, nearly; --
= —» Very near, s0on, in a short time;
τῷ Vbtéw pg, near Venice; -- Φ ῥ dhe,
it is near or quite close to us; — wa
fi wba , together, one with another,
side by side ; — ἐνῇ. to be near, rea-
dy at hand; to be on the verge or
brink of, at the point of; -- να, fp «πως,
to be at the point of death; — f dupe.
At νι. to be drawing to a close;
to be approaching one’s end; -- purg.
δε. to sit near; -- σῶν,» to propose;
to confront, to compare.

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Ub pedacsgeare cool a. related » consan-
guineous.

Wk pduhuy, bg a. near, nigh to,
neighbouring, bordering on, adjacent;
present ; coming, next ; imminent;
—fpf? S. Vb pabiwd 3 τάξιν 3. - ease Es op cca
hut, perihelion; - ράρῥ ν perigee.

Wk paca a. near, nigh , next Ἢ
neighbouring, bordering on, adjacent,
contiguous; approximate; akin, con-
sanguineous; s. weighbour, friend, ac-
quaintance ; relation ; -- wqguhwh,
near relation; —wés ad. approxima-
tely, —tively ; aad dd 4d Ss. Uspdwenphs ;
«Δι, kof: , —bgacyuth f va. to ap-
ee to draw or bring near; to

old, take, possess, inherit or appro-
priate any thing in right of relation-
ship; —p, b guy un. to approach, to go
or come near, or towards, to go clos-
er to; to be allied, related by mar-
riage, to intermarry with, to marry
into; —fs 5. near relation; --είθῥε, 5.
proximity, neighbourhood, contigui-
ty ; approximation; familiarity; affini-
ty, alliance by marriage ; relationship,
kindred ; copulation.

Vipaktad, kguy un. to approach,
to accost, to draw near; to touch; to
keep company with, to join, to be un-
ited; to know, to have carnal connec-
tion with. [proachment.

Whpdbhgn if 4. approaching, ap-

Wb pat gnrgutht va. to approach, to
draw near, to advance towards; to
apply, to appropriate.

Deja fer 8. ΑΣΑ [mission.

Wépdtact s. approach, access, ad-

Uk pay fir ’ Veraye @ our.

Wk podp ad. voluntarily, freely, wil-
lingly ; -% ful whwhfop, With our own
ears.

U4 paquets ad- to the utmost of our
power, as far as depends on us, our

Wb pach a.our; 5. —sehh pug - (best.

Vk ρσε χε, 8. bot. marigold ? [ner.

Wépopks ad. like us, after our mane |

We, s. worm, wood-fretter; mag-
got; rottenness, putridity, corruption.

Vigudke, Whgaw a. worm-eaten,
rotten, carious, putrid.

Usgeuffun. to become worm-eat-
en, rotten, to rot, to putrify, to be
corrupted, spoilt.

Whe, Πρ. kg pron. WO; U8; — bhp.
Efe, -- dbgkt, ourselves; δῦ; - πησρ.

σου

ων, what poor creatures we are!
bpkiwpuh OF gL 5. mechanician ;
—gpmaclPh s. mechanics ; -gapd, wy 8.
machinist; mechanician; a.artful, mas-
terly ; very well made or done ; —gor
éac(#f 8. machinery, engine-making,
—-works ; —4.«% a.machinal; mechanic-
al; -- faqdn(Pfh-%, mechanism; — 4h,
_ horse-power; -da%n.f s. mechanics.
‘Whgttey , ky 8. machine, engine;
fg. machination, cabal, plot, device,
intrigue; pugdinSuog —p. sly, crafty
dealings, intrigues, machinations; --ὦ
feunth, 8. Vb phtiayhd; — bphutpe.
fk gust pe had nels wife » two- ) ΒΙΧ- ΟΥ̓
eight-wheeled machine; pngboupd —,
Steam-engine; Prupwpdé -- , hydraulic
M. OF 6.3 wbqunfnfs —-, locomotive e.;
~ agenpiy Geo μάν auppuulbop 1) single-
or double-acting e.; -- whyhs. dredg-
ing-m., dredger ; — Spbqkt upetuhese ,
water-pressure 6. ; — dh pusdpupd jack,
lifting- or screw-Jack ; -- ggu4up ,
steam pile-driving Θ.; — #30, blast,
blowing-e. or m. ; — cgas4au% , air-pump,
pneumatic m. oF @.; φηρδιωρων —f,
engine-building, m.-factory, m.-manu-
factory ; soc, , .pwhky g-, to take an
engine to pieces, to dismount; γωρ.
“πυρί. {μιωηιίε, χ-ν to fit or put an
engine together again, to mount; ὁ
πρὸ saprhestl, χ-. to work an engine.

Wh gb easy ear pussy ad. mechanically ἢ
yupgup 8. engine-fitter; τρῶνε, ὅχο.
8. Vk pktweop , ἅς.

Whkpghtuybd, byf va. to contrive, to
form, to project; to machinate, to
plan, to plot, to intrigue, to cabal.

Whpbtuyyq a. very shrewd, cun-
ning, crafty ; -«&« ad. mechanically ;
<jnef{Ph Ss. Wkphtuwcnpal{th; -᾿ἰὧὦρ de |
. 8. machine-driver; -cnp a. furnished
with machines ; mechanical; full of
contrivances; industrious, dexterous,
handy, adroit; artful, sharp, sly, in-
triguing ; -eaphw 8. Wh pbtaybl : —on
e*-(a§ s. contrivance, invention, ma-
chination , artifice, cunning, wile,
piece of cunning.

Uk phtad{2 8. Warp pufe-

Dhopwhbpy 8. Vb popkt.

WV χη s. filter.

Uquue s. membrane, pellicle; se-
cundine, after-birth; 8. {Π σε δ.

Wqeageuste 8- omunctory.

Uyesl, &gf va. to press, to extract

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by pressing or squeezing, to squeeze
out, to express ; to filter, to distil ; pf
un. to infiltrate ; to distil, to trickle, to
fall drop by drop.

1Γω{{{9. gft-og s. mosque. [roides.

Uqeadée a. membranous; 4. cho-

Wqor% ς. filtration, distillation.

Whe. Sah, pave ΟΥ̓ gad 2. mist, fog,
haze ; (Awtdép --, dense fog, thick mist.

1122. dbgh OF gay 4. urine, water,
piss; stale; dpocp dha. urinary sedi-
ment. [urine, aperitive; s. diuretic.

Wéqdée.4 a. diuretic, apt to provoke

Wn, αν a. one, only, sole; alone;
ad. only, solely ; -- #,each, every one,
each one.

2. dif. ad: ap. diferg OF ny. alg
or ep 8. middie, midst ; inside, interior,
heart, bosom; loins, reins; gap «ἢ.
Sug, lumbago; —g OF γυρων μη σα bol.
hilum of beans, &c.; Suwafr difare, with
the crum; ῥ -- or ῥ fpf pr. in the midst
or middle of, among, between, in, into,
within; ῥ᾽ dffny. through, out of, from ;
# -- Ἀγ. αὐ. by halves; between, among;
in, into; through the medium of, by
means of; -- κα -- ad. from time to time,
now & then, ever & anon; σ-“» down
or up to the waist; ῥ JShfh thpacd,
among you, in the midst. of you; -
ghekpr , midnight, twelve o’clock; ῥ -
ahkpk. at night, in the night, by
night ; δ — fer. upon his loins or side;
Hinde sun bdkps oF f Bie be f
εν. from the loins upwards; feds
gunn fe βνάνωρς, OF fb Mfrs ke f fon.
bugs from the loins downwards ; μων.
aywhutnelih ot ᾧ App, from or in the
midat of corruption ; OT Se 4-.»» to
gird up one’s loins, to put on a belt;
νιν είν! qQ—u , to break one’s back ;
qownf wih; x - pep, to wear a belt,

girdle or sash ; wphuwhh; pacpd χοῦ.

ὅτῳ. to put or gird sackcloth on one's
loins ; srne_ssls zx - wih, , δέτε wee ἿΞ.
-, to gird on asword; κα -- φράσει.
4unnwik,, to cut in halves; to split
into two parts ; presse Tosarg ῥ ἄγω. to
annihilate, to utterly destroy, to ex-
terminate 5 wshgwhby gay fp —, to come
forward, to show or present oneself;
ῥ - abpt,, to produce, to bring for-
ward or out, to cite, to expose; ἡ -
ὗν οἷος... to interpose ; galt f - “««-
incy. to endeavour, to study, to.try,
to make any effort, to be solicitous ;

Urb

quzhhe f App Sammumt,, to make an
alliance; apf. aby ῥ᾽ —, arise, get up,
come here; pipld wip up hh fk fff ᾿
his poems are lost; 5 - ωΐβῳ ὧδ οἷν.
φωδτῥρ, do not interrupt another’s dis-
coarsé ; 8. Wap sacpq-

Vbpbphpk ay &c. S. UK- » &e.

εξ ως 4. centre.

Wéfer s. midday.

WV bfephrugs pkky 8. midday, noon,
noon-day ; a. of noon.

Ute s. index of scales ; weight,
heaviness ; moment, instant; oscilla-
tion; inclination, propensity; a. in-
clined or prone to, bent on; -- wa. -,
- ῥ - ad. oscillating, balancing ; undu-
lating, floating ; - ῤῥ = fare Sb, . to
float, to undulate, to wave; -- sAusy,
to be inclined, prone, to bend, to tend
towards.

U@agft a. obscure, dark, gloomy,
dingy; —glofedl, bgusy νη. to grow deck
gloomy, to be obscured or darkened,
to darken; — «sa. to grow dim;
-φοΐν a. dark, dark coloured.

νη δ᾽ a.gloomy,dark, obscure,
dismal, dull, sombre; -- pbuh, gfbend.
to have the sight or reason obscured,
to get drunk, to feel giddy, to feel
one’s head turn round; --σεζθ ῥεῖ s.
darkening, darkness.

Uap a. obscure, dark, dusky.

UR abu, asgay un. to darken, to
grow dark, to become dusk; fig. to
dim, to obscure ; to tarnish ; -- egy, to
begin to lower; ~ anos ase bx ἡ aan ἢ . to be
eclipsed ; — dinay, to grow dim.

Buwmeses §. {9 πα usd +

Tuy, wy a. black, smutty; s.blear-
edness; filth, dirt; --σεΐ 8. obscurity.

UP wgne gested va.to darken, to obs-
cure, to ‘eloud. to dim; to blacken,
to offuscate ; ast. to eclipse; — gape ᾧ
thie» to change day into night.

Ut p, fy or «9 8. mass, heap, pile,
&ccumulation ; provision, store, hoard;
remainder; filth, dirt; - uw. —, ina
nen like a heap, in quantity.

Ghomds, ag 8. heap, mass; —y» by
a. heaped up, amassed, accumulated.

Τρ ερωδ σὴ 8. warehouse, store—,
Magazine.

URbp&s, κοΐ va. to hoard up, to
amass, to accumulate, to heap toge-
ther; to warehouse, to house; to pro-
Vision, to victual ; - afas, πίνω -σδιυζω

Α11ϊ

Ub

«ib,,.to bear a grudge, to havea
spite against one; q— pray [ὦ πῇ ἐν [Pua
pi, f pug, to give vent to one’s spite,
to breathe out one’s anger.

ΠΡ a. obscure, gloomy, dark;
obscure, abstruse, occult, of difficult
interpretation; — 44%, ,life of obscur-
ity ; — qepu desley» to live obscurely;
to lead an austere life.

VR ων wg s.an ounce & a half.

να ον α. dark coloured.

Virusol, Sleups S. μων.

UV ρον. δ 8. atmosphere ; —whue
or —4 wt u. —pherical. [dimness.

UGoc(Afe% ὁ. obscurity, darkness,

USE Or -q»s USegh, 1775 Or -η.
UL 6G. [Γσ9ηὲς. UFqacg ς. gnat, mos-
quito; midge, any small fly; κι.
loppe huge " τῷ ql qaehe podkp δε.
quequu μων ρ., ye blind guides, who
Strain at a gnat & swallow a camel.

UF ad. no, not, none; οἷ wsukp pis,
say nothing about it; df wpgbop, is
it not? df wrabap gat. ῥῳδω δε ῥα,
σὺν» art not thou that Egyptian ? is it
not you ὃ οὔ gacgl-, lest, for fear that;
that it may not; ὧδ ἔσμδρ. df pha,
never, not at all; jf be Jf, Or ὧν δε.
i fefp, beware! not at ali, by no
means, never; ff -.- be ff, neither...
nor; # bes, never, not again, no
more; df δεν watke, take care not to
do so again; ὧδ fcfe, by no means;
Mf kabgf. Sf (δον. may it never be!
God forbid! never; # ag, nobody;
df, perhaps ὃ hapfgk f& , neither should
he eat; df» df demmgnegubkp ghee, NO,
no, do not afflict me.

1. 27. 53. med a. 8. one; ad. first,
firstly, in the first place; #& UL. one
God, one only God; ῥ᾽ , in one, to-
gether; wa. df apetwh,at, or by each
column; wa. wy ff, to each person,
a-head, a-man; of wa. dh, db WW dpapl,
one by one, successively, from hand
to hand; bit by bit, piece by piece, in
detail, minutely, exactly; particular-
ly, specifically, individually, distinct-
ly > ὧν 9 bf of E ΝΣ Inubuh by, to spe-
cify, to go into detail; tngqadé, fb &.
to collect, assemble or unite together;
jf afi, ONG, ONE person; He f UHL,
one of them; δέν hued dpeut, cither ;
either one or the either; s&s «ὦ ῥ᾿ χ)ὲ.
every one of them ; 03 hh be ng οἵδε. οἷν.
neither; neither one nor the other; 5

Ubo.
hs dh Sunhep. conjointly with, to-
gether, at once; in one, like one & the
same thing; df &e bn, the same; of
“δ, if, one after the other; δ᾽ gh
hop ξρ. be dh Or δρέρηρᾳ of wypusn
Er. in the first place he was blind, in
the next poor.

Ub fb, “δ, Megs dhad dfn a. 8.
each; every one; ad. one another;
one by one; fo dpry dry eachisey, MONth-
ly, month by month; df wa dpay. one
after another, one on the other; ἐξ
ΠΣ ΩΣ ἘΔ With emulation, surpassing one
another, outvying; wf Jf wsuph, an-
nually, every year, year by year; οὖ
= dn, one under another, in a sub-
ordinate state; df df frhuat dp dh og
Saas om 0.18 oy ἔτ ls gous ὦ ὦ , all the chiefs
make daily offerings.

Ubu put, bg OF wg a. unanimous, of
one mind, agreeing ; conformable,
equal, uniform, analogous, similar,
identical, the same; ad. with one ac-
cord, in concert, unanimously; s. S.
0h Eg 5 — διωε οἷν (9. unanimity,
concord, consent; — ἰδ,» to agree,
to conform to; -#4e«% a. unanimous:
monastic; — dayifpe, with one voice;
~p 4. religious community; monaste-
TY 5 -whhwg, bgwy δ. monk, friar, co-
nobite ; τω ad. unanimously; —ss"
eof a. disturbing a community, tur-
bulent , seditious ; --δω", δον va. to
agree, to cause to agree, to concili-
ate, to reconcile, to reunite, to match;
to compose, to unite, to join; 6 wf -,
to reunite ;— or —//; guy un. to agree,
to be of one mind. or opinion, to con-
sent, to comply; to be agreed, recon-
ciled, to conform oneself; to unite, to
join in one, to be matched ; - fpsuppu,
to conspire, to conjure, to plot; 5,
to disagree, to deny, to disown; -- én
hae Epkac,to pair, to form couples
Or pairs; -o(#f s. unanimity, agree-
ment, concord, union, harmony, con-
sent, good understanding ; concilia-
tion, re-, union; harmony, consonan-
ce, concordance, homophony, sym-
phony, concert; conformity, fitness,
suitableness; commonalty, commun-
ity, communion ; company, society,
club, corporation, congregation; co-
pulation ; - (Augen , alliance ,
confederation, league ; - ᾧ Σωρῥω . ca-
bal, plot, conspiracy ; -@ ad. unanim-

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SS ys sass ss SDS

Ure.

ously, with one accord ; -ἰἸὰ ζδ az, to
live on good terms; pushak, g-, to
soW division in.

UV fwpup ad. solely ’ singularly ἢ
~puppwe.a. having one language or
speech ; unanimous ; ad. with one
VOiCe; —pupdt webb va. to remove
or take away every thing together;
—pwpy a. of the same character or
disposition; -p&pev% ad. with one voice;

—plal, oq 8-co-habitant; Monophis-

ite, that believes our Lord to have one

natare only ; -piuwbach 2. co-habita-

tion ; -phac (ον 4. consubstantiality ;

a Ld ἥν ὃ. tresses, head of hair;

-peys a- born together, twin; —pas<% a.

consubstantial ; of the same nature or

essence; natural, native; bof. having
only one trunk or stem.

Ufwgbe a. gr formed of a single
vowel ; —qykemeylrn 8. absolute prince;
commander, general in chief; —ghep
a. one-headed, monocephalous; --
a- having but one substance; unique
of its kind; -g¢ajz a. monochromatic;
of the same colour, uniform; —gaes
s.fellow-labourer, cooperator, coadja-
tor; ad. working or acting together,
cooperatively 5 —qgeedingy, - αι να 8.
2 esrabissg vecheaogs o —pebg. 5 - ζγοενἕγεω ὁ —g0_
nf a. robust, vigorous, sturdy.

Ul frusg secs , by ὅ. a. unitarian, an-
titrinitarian; conformist; —¢/f a. uni-
form, simple.

δωχεΡ 5. Luodlings f 5 -qa¢ α. pair-
ed, conjoined, matched, equal ;

B. Lusshisgor » [lt fe 8. LZ cescheeold fre.
ῥωί(δερί a. δοί. monopetalous ;
ῥωωμωρ 8. monochord ; -phqeac. a.

ee the same language; - σε δ

e frees eaapee

WD basfrasnt a. temperate ; —afP pre 8.
temperance ; - νῷν —fengsacpg. a. of
the same opinion or way of thinking,
unanimous; ad. unanimously ; —Aawcdpe
8. Lessing. νεῖν; —fucratk a. assembled,
crowded; ad. in crowds, together, in
& Mass ; —froupl; 8. ᾿Πδωω τ qa

Ufurduy, ῥ a. folio; -aft a. Only-
Begotten; — apgf» only son; -dte$
8. the being only-begotten.

Ufa, wg 8. unity, first number,
one, 1; a. only one, alone, singular ;
-- . the units, 1-9.

US Preach essed” S. 2 μα by coool δ hese: Jy s.

Ura

Monothelites ; ~w (92 S. 2 οἴω ραν.
(2b ; gah a. only, sole, singular ; -Z0
tf a. one-eyed, monocular; —4ba9,
kgey a. living together; 8. fasta;
-ἀξηζε. a, having one bark or rind;
—ghtguig a. §. hE sy 5 monobious ;
~g£ pq a. uniform; monotonous; —44.
“αὖ s. uniformity ; monotony, same-
Ness 5 -δ γε lah S. ᾿[᾽διωΐνω bg ve ἢ ;
~hha-[P[Puench &. chem. sesquioxide ;
-ἐβ a. scle, only ; Saye —, alone, quite
alone ; —4fg a. joined together; -—4up
a. married only once; δ. monogamist;
τσ [ἢ 5. monogamy ; -ἄγῥα. a. equal,
of the same weight, equipollent; -g0q
“ἴδ a. paralytic, palsied, crippled;
one-sided ; ad. from one part only; --
(Sad η δ, ἴοι » to plough with a
single OX; —kegi s. one side; gbby,
Bagqne, f -, to put aside, to leave;
-Geeqgh a. simple ; -- sncw%, cord of a
single twist; -4pen a. of the same re-
ligion, coreligionary; of similar ha-
bits ; uniform, conformable; —4pche.}
3. professing the same religion; con-
formity in religion; unanimity; con-
formity, uniformity ; —4gpun. to unite
with, to participate, to consent; —g.
“554. a. conjoined, equal, partaking of.
ἴδιος. -- αὐ ad. all at once, toge-
ther, altogether, quite, at once, entire-
ly, collectively; -4.d a. conjoined,
inseparable ; —~S.wdine δ. vote, suffrage;
a.even, equal, like; summed up; -
guk,. to vote, to come to the vote;
ἐξ - that is not the same thing;
—Swdown ad. collectively, altogether,
generally, all at once; in all; in a
crowd, in a mass 3:be gh — wuwghg. tO
say briefly, in short; —Seyy 8. 2 usafiw
sey, > -φιυ νη ξρ ὃ. UE bis wha kd ἢ
τόωνξρ 4. buffoonery, drollery ; - φω.
aws (αἱ, ΜΙ one voice; in chorus;
~ $ cas 00 acs by S. 2, carer aso by cas ly fog Ἢ —Saupld- a.
even, flat, smooth, equal, levelled;
τόωε οἷ, a. unanimous, of the same
opinion ; ad. unanimously ; —$ cane ces ann Ὁ
by a. of the same religion, faith or be-
lief; -Smsesp watkd va. to gather to-
gether, to collect in one; -4 δ οὖ a.
monarchical, absolute, despotic; -- f»
fu, absolute master, monarch; — ἔς.
bwin. (21. absolute power, monarchy;
~ abb,, to reign absolutely ; -- anbb,,
to make universal; -$&é0 or mf S.

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Ur

all together, in crowds, in troops.

Ufutays ad. with one voice, un-
animously; a. gr. one-vowelled; -- ῥα
S. Quyjrebfy phepl; -ne(Ph 8. Questar
hgnelFher; —dh nm ustefs or ὧδ» ae One-
handed ; -4é« a. uniform, equal; -2&_
enc(#h 5. uniformity; -2p ad. with one
horse; -day, a. like one mass, of one
piece, massive, cast, molten; -dap2 8.
Wb Gusta bd °

᾿ΠΓῥωωηδ᾽ s. monochord.

UfurXiwruf a. indiscriminately eat-
able; a. ad. feeding but once a day;
—At-nf a. bot. of one trunk, unistirpis ;
- Swa., tall & straight stem.

U pesslisyy δ. ΩΣ τ ch eas ssa br easy a.
of one part; simple; -dmpe, ὅσο, 5.
Wh trundinpen, &C. 3 — γι a. of one year,
one year old; —dé&q a. equally culp-
able or guilty; 8. accomplice ; —dfem a.
simple-minded , ingenuous , simple,
artless, innocent; good-natured, silly,
simple, foolish; faithful, attached, loy-
al, true, devoted; -déy ad. with one
8h0e ; —Sinw pup ud. sincerely, ingenu-
ously, candidly, artlessly ; simply, sil-
lily, foolishly ; unadvisedly ; —dinash est
5. UP ocasalfrees ἢ -- εἴων ἔν Sf, E-gf ’ —don fel, ΟΣ,
un. to be candid, open, sincere, to be-
have sincerely ; to conduct oneself
loyally or faithfully; to ascertain, to
verify, to become assured, persuaded,
to believe, to acquiesce, to agree, to
consent; -dnnac(Pfeh 8. plain-dealing,
sincerity, innocence, ingenuousness,
artlessness; fidelity, faithfulness, loy-
alty; simple-mindedness, simplicity,
silliness, credulity ; -@j 8. Ul fesssfisrus_
pup; τιον. cy OF a. a. One Only, only,
only begotten; 8. only child; -dopact
s. state of an only child, or of a desti-
tute person.

U pesyep a. united, joined, attached,
chained together; continuous, conti-
nual ; immediate ; ad. at a single
stroke, at one bout, in a moment, im-
mediately, at the same time ; — waqhy.
to join together, to link, to chain; -- δὰ
va. to join, to annex, to unite, to con-
nect ; -τωσῷ a. one-storied ; ~ywpacleh
s. conjunction, concatenation, train,
contiguousness, continuance, succes-
sion.

Ufuyt, oy, mf a. only, sole, singu-
lar; alone, lonely; simple, plain; ad.

Ubayup 5 —Sodpl’ 8. US fut; -S0y,ad. | solely, singly, singularly, simply ; s0-

Ubu.
litarily ; - (#4. - gh, it being well an-
derstood that, on condition that, pro-
vided that, unless; 4 -, one only;
«3 —,not Only; — dpaytach, all alone,
quite alone, by oneself, without com-
pany; — 7 —. face to face, téte-a-téte,
* cheek by jowl. larly.

Upurjtpup od. only, simply; singu-

WP buytugapd a. self-acting.

WD beryjtsproune(F-fe% 45. soliloquy.

Ufuyiwk a. only, sole ; αὐ. quite
alone ; -4bug, kgag 8. ὃ. Wfuwthdy; a.
monachal ; -44, a. eating alone, with-
out company ; —4/ga4e% a. monachal,
monkish , coenobitical ; -gbgwhng 8.
hermitage ; cloister, monastery ; -44_
““εἐὖ 8. monastic or solitary life, mo-
nachism. [nfl &c.

Wh οι ἴων ῥά, &c. S. Wb tuschiop.

U froceytreesaal” 8. [fb oeesTocer el’

Whuytusbay ν —wanesh , pul 8. 8oli-
tude, hermitage, monastery.

U fuyjtweng a. &. solitary, hermit;
-whwh a. only, indivisible: monastic;
-o.(2h s.solitude, solitary life, loneli-
ness ; 8. Ufuytehb gae[3 prt.

[ρων δια, bhp S. 1 frke

Ub-japh. une ad. alone, all alone,
quite alone, by oneself. (ness.

Ufenjtunc§ s. solitude, retreat, loneli-
. Whayton Sh sf. nun. (united, linked.

Ukuyoe a. conjoined, connected,

U fressteesrel, “ὦ: UN. to be united,
joined, incorporated, identified.

Ufpwegud ad. at once, only once,
at one blow; op -, whatever, who-
ever, Whosoever ; ny - be dfruwh,
quis, as usual,as at other times; Sa.
hg que gkqupzbmdpe — be ag hyljok
“04. will transfix him with a single
blow & he will have noneed ofa second.

Wig carding ad. all at once, toge-
ther, unitedly, all at the same time,
altogether; jointly, in concurrence,
at the same time; all, quite; totally,
entirely; -- δε.» yet, even, also; — am
aks, | -- ful ΟΣ | a al -- smurenrg fg ’
upon the whole, after all, in a word,
in short; «3 — wtb, , to repeat sever-
al times, over & over again.

ΠΣ . aft ’ dacip ’ duileg δ. 80-
litary being, anachorite, hermit ;
cenobite, monk, friar, religious; a.
only, alone, without com any 5 -ω.
fat a. solitary, cenobitical, monkish,
monachal, monastic; conventual; un-

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Uho.

itarian ; wid, αν ἀρ un. to retire, to
live in solitude; to embrace a monas-
tic life, to turn monk; --ὐὖννν S. Upay.
Lurking ἢ --σς [9 Ὁ 8. monachism, monastic
life ; solitude ; -»c¢f sf. nun.

Ufuwidint a. uniform, equal; —t0
a. having or wearing the same mark,
uniform ; —bat S. Lusdiataeets «

᾿Πῥωγα μα ν.πεα. -ἰ ᾿ [Fusy ὃ. first
day of the week, sunday ; —pep α. con-
tinuous, uninterrupted; strung, ar-
ranged, conjoined ; -ys<fq a. walking
in the same steps, conformable, like;
~sbsnch s. unanimity, concord ; -ze<ks
a. unanimous, of one mind; -2a<p/%
S. Uhaykgne- { equal.

Upusunp a. of the same measure,

U εν μη a in ONE Mass, in One
body, in a lump, massive ; plain,
simple; - dq, smooth 868: --αγασχανοῦ,
a. equally worshipped or honoured;
— any saz ass [ve 2, “ὦ al cso any esx oon fot; —agenpe ἃ. iD
the same chorus; at the same ball or
dancing-party ; -waphgow a. wearing
but one tunic ; -sgée s. monarch ; —agh_
snow «οἷν a. Onarchical; s. monarchist,
royalist; -aybuwkd, bgp una. to bea
monarch, to reign or govern with ab-
solute power, to have sovereign au-
thority ; -- 7s%, to be absolute master
of the country, of the world ; —ay& sem.
(9 5. monarchy, monarchical govern-
ment; absolute dominion; Κὶ -@p ζω»
to adopt the monarchical form of go-
vernment; swhwamkape -(2& , repub-
lican; -wée ad. in the like manner,
likewise, equally, evenly; indiscrimin-
ately; uniformly ; —ayfz wale va. to
attract all eyes; — fas samnbhd, to
refuse to look at.

Ufarw5deut a. having the same de-
finition ; having conterminous bounds
or confines ; -sspf a. one-edged;
—wayp pl, 5. knife-blade;-wfppa a. of one
mind, unanimous; —#dpueh a. whole-
hoofed, solipede; —sPupup ad. toge-
ther ; -siwhwt a. consubstantial ; si-
multaneous , common, compatible ;
united, only, sole; --ὕνων ἢ δ. cOn-
substantiality; simultaneousness;com-
patibility ; -ube.} s.conjunction, con-
nexion ; -vhntbe a. fed, reared oF
brought up together; --“ονξ ηἷν a. one-
branched; -amntp a. one-breasted ; 41.
Amazon ; -snowSbuh a. ὃ. ἸΏ0Π0-
theist; —vmacwdnc{p s. monotheism.

who
Upuruth a. monosyllabic; s.—ble.
U pavmneh a. of one layer or strat um;
—men. 8. MONOPTAM ; ~—mwpuwg α. UNi-
form ; ad. equally ; -mwpwd a. equally
spread or extended every where ;
-mepp α. Massive, solid, compact, ho-
mMogeneous ; -wwepbSva. to unite to-
gether, to combine; ~wsmappnecl[F fed s.
combination, union, homogeneous-
ness ; —whkeawh a. of one kind, uniform,
like, equal ; —-wkewng a. seeing all at
one glance; —#4é« a. monophyllous;
-wbewk a. ondaring or suffering with
another; -mikec{#fe% s. cohabitation,
living in the same house ; —#n$J a. of
the same race, family or nation; -- νον εν
a. living with, in the same house; 3. co-
Uf gaeguttebral” Ss. -cnpld- [habitan t.
Upo.op a. united, joined ; one,
singular ; equal, alike ; 5. arith. unit; -
@f.p, the units, the simple numbers;
-whot a. singular; indivisible 5 -- το ζω,
tec (2h s. unity; union; -#hfy a. con-
joined; united; -- 7, £gf va. to unite,
to join, to conjoin; to attach, to tie
together, to glue together; to mix, to
combine, to annex, to incorporate, to
identify ; to join together, to couple,
to match, to pair; ἠξρωωβν --, to re-
unite, to rejoin, to tie again ; -- «7 un.
to be united, joined, attached or tied
together ; to be mixed ; coupled,
matched ; -e.f s.union, junction, con-
janction; adhesion, combination; re-
union; incorporation ; gluing; copu-
lation, pairing ; fg. unanimity.

UVpuwfuk a. joined together, solid,

rm, compact; - εκ. a. ὃ. Φωπι ωΐῥᾳ)
Wanimous ; -ῥῥρίθ a. οὗ a single
Piece ; -fong a. born together, twin.

Upupupog a. preaching uniformly
or the same truth.

Whg orga card ᾽ —fiwnk , “«-αἴχ δ᾽ 6 -ὸὖῶνὝν ᾽
τάχ ας foggy, covered with mist or
fog, caliginous, cloudy, dark, obscure,
gloomy ; -wdisd a. nebulous; -- aanbgy
as. nebula.

UO frp canal ° ae fo » -εὐἱρωωαἵ", scogeuy UN. to
become dark, obscure; to get turbid;

begin to lower.

Cbg webs va. to cloud, to dark-
en, to dim; -ῥγυη. to get cloudy.

ὑεῖ a. only, single, sole, simple;
solitary δ BS. pape -[- Sadan fe ,8ea--.

bb Sk poe, f $s. MONOCErOs, Unicorn;
| bqagpee a. troubled with stran-

ATS

UbU

gury, subject to the gravel; -, - σεῦ
8. strangury, gravel, dysury, ischury,
stoppage, suppression or retention of
urine, pain & difficulty in discharging
the urine; -/d, byay un. to suffer from
stone or strangury, to be afflicted with
the gravel.

Wegekent a. urinary ; urinous ; --
[9 πε πεν, uric acid; —disk s. cham-
ber-pot, urinal ; -Zg 8. pissing corner,
retiring-place ; -%gp s. the urinary
passage, ureter ; -yapeé a. diuretic,
urinative, provoking urine ; -Σωφ 2.
urinometer ; -ρωΐ, 5. Ufpqeteng-

Upgqupg kz. &eC. 8. Wh garg gee » ὅο.;
—wydwh, wy a. diabetic, incontinent
of urine ; —wpdwhow(sh 4. diabetes, in-
continence of urine; -scwa §. —dinh.

Uhqks, &5f una. to urine, to piss, to
make water; -- w&mukng, to stale; -
winks, to piss often but little; ag (en
grey snd ape qapded dpgbgh, to des-

Ubgk push 4. ureter.(troy every male.

U bg gavguthed va.to cause to urine,
to move Or provoke urine; -a gf; 8.

1} $.chem. urea. [Wkgqerzuapd.

ῥεῖν. σχβν. ἴξυξ » dijuk wy 8. anal.
apOneurosis; amnios; — frbywy, Me-
ninges. |a-bed.

πη s-pisser; — yushknghp. piss-

{[ πε 5. anat. urethra. [blood.

Ufqoedh 4. pissing; — apkwh, piss

Ub @ #96 5. UE-

UE @E ad. is it? can it be ? is it pos-
sible ? perhaps? is it that?

"ιν ἢ ῥ or dd pry s. Gr. w. mitre,

Whe» Whee s. mile. —_[ tiara, infula.

ΥΩ ῥ ὃ. million; Gaang ears “͵ι8
thousand -s, milliard; -kpapq. f 3.
millionth.

1Γῤδ. sdf s.mud, mire, dirt; puddle.

Uésp ε. Mithra, sun, Persian god.

1} δ wtugehn fk s. mutual damage.

[Πρ ustry , q-tu, fp —, -wilpp 4. to
each other, to one another ; χω. one
another, each other; £-, from one
another, one from another; πὶ —i,
with one another; gfzf -, one after
another; -- gid πηξιῖ, face to face,
fronting, opposite ; why «να. —xe, mu-
tual affection; ykqpaygubpa[tk won
-ω ηἴδωδρ, kindly affectioned one
to another with brotherly love; q-
pint peptkp, bear ye one another's
burdens; wfply, q-k«, to love one an-
other, to love reciprocally ; fuussb, --»

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to injure one another ; q-bw «οὐδ, to
praise one another; fp -ω δὲ, eq.
qpreku, to shut the doors ὃ puufsl, gba
to smite one another; ῥ᾽ (@phachu Su.
uwt¥k, —, to help each other, to render
mutual assistance ; fp wseupe g—udp p
bjwth,;, in honour preferring one an-
other ; ~wilpp of - any ass ἢ cco με Erg 9 to pray
for one another.

Upibwtgwekp a. loving mutually,
affectioned one to another.

UV padlin ary Se Gr. w. mime, mimic,
clown, zani, buffoon, merry Andrew,
pantaloon; --ζωΐν a. mimic, droll, lu-
dicrous ; - σε (δ ῥεἷν δ. mime, mummery,
mimicry, buffoonery , harlequinade,
drollery. (both.

Ul, Ἔα Ἢ; —h a. one; - &« αἴξ. οἵ,»

UV ewenp a. 8. solitary.

U ftadusgaey $. minotaur.

πε (ῥεῖν 4. solitude, loneliness.

Ufzs pr. αα. till, until, up to; to, as
far as; when, at the time that; while,
whilst; - or - gf, 80 that, in such a
manner that; wytuykue.. — gh, 80...
that; -- sy. — at, mean time, mean-
while, in the mean time, whilst these
things were doing, during that time,
in the interim.

1 δα. ad. when, while, at the
time, as long a8; -- sahec fe, Whilst,
yet; payg — menk bh fe gblb Sauphutfy
djl why, but just as the combat was
about to commence; frowkf jt infu --
ars cas by ass o_ fos Er ywuhngup Pe spoke to him
while he was yet in bed; -- froukp,
while he was speaking.

Ufisé« pr. ad. until, till, as far as,
to; even to; that; -- guyéJ, till now,
up to the present, up to this time,
hitherto ; - guyq fey» 80 far, as far
as, to that place; -- σώ. 80 far, as
far as that, to there; -- guys quyp,
thus far, as far as this, to here; -- a
pouhor, how far? - gessabsuges » even to
the clouds; guy καὶ ῥω - & Yoru, he
goes with me as far as Kars; fq or
fiw — δύδωνφξ, wait till he comes; --
“ἔνα » how long ὃ ms bibs - ΓΟ ΣΟΊ ΣΝ
I will not go out until you return; --
gpeequd wis, during many years; -
af. so that, insomuch that; asiayke or
exjlisurf’ gh, 80 that; as well 88 ; — garg
ae ful, uk,» 80 that several people

id.

Ufuzh« ad. before, ere; not yet; -

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Ubg

od ἔτ ς eas 0 br og. 220 ἢ oss y before day, be-
fore SuNTISO -- mcepunk- ay wide , With-
in the year; before a twelvemonth;
- khkw, Ep tp, he had not yet come;
- lr κ γὼ ῥη8 «, before I die.

Ufp~ ad. always, at all times, con-
tinually, at every turn, incessantly,
for ever, for ever & ever, perpetually,
eternally ; a. eternal; nj ~%,as usual,
as before, as formerly- [ sabre.

Ufaqup a. one-edged; 2. scimitar,

Ubaumuhp u. woven in one piece,
Without seam.

Ufaenwif a. one-footed, unipes.

Ubopdp a. having but one testicle.

Ufa fees. one, unit ; unity, anion,
reunion ; concord, aceord.

Ukpupk α. broken-backed ; hip-
shot; fg. disheartened, discouraged ;
— jfuk,, to break one’s back; to be-
come hipshot; fig. to be disheartened,
to lose one’s courage; — «smb, ΟΥ̓
-kd, -gp va. to break one’s back, to
strain the loins; to dishearten, to dis-
courage ; —gayr a. rotten at the core;
weak, useless ; —gbawgf 8. a. Mesopo-
tamian, inhabitant of Mesopotamia;
—ghung, wwy ἃ. Mesopotamia; --εὐγέμ
s. midnight, twelve o'clock; —gfam}
s. divination or guessing the contents
Of; -gpack δ. gr. epenthesis ; -~ggekwu
δ. petticoat; —gyhumfh δ. under-petti-
cOat; —fruent a. composed of knots, of
nodes at intervals; —S4, s. middle-
aged man; —dnd&d un. to sail on the
high seas, to go on the open sea.
Vipul, , wy (. middle, mean, mid-

‘dling ; s. middle, centre ; —wdays a.

middling voiced; s. middle-voice ; -»
Jing 8. the centre of heaven ; --ὐἰῥὖ a.
middling, indifferent, neither good nor
bad, moderate.

Ufpehia 5. centre, central point;
gr. point (-), full stop, period; —fage
8. middle ribs; —fomape 5. Uppopts;
-kn (Jf s. mediocrity ; —hacperp 8. the
middle or internal part of the thorax;
-hmnep wabkdt ya. to cut in the middle,
to divide in two parts; — ,f%&,. to be
halved.

UW lpuarh errs arly a. of middling stature,
middle-sized, about the middle height;
middle-aged ; -4w«nnch s. division by
halves ; interruption.

U bpearsfiaen' s. middle-finger ; -épa
εἰννβιγυη. to plunge into the crowd; to

Uhg
crowd in; -- ἴεν a. entered, introduc-
ed; well versed in, initiated, instruct-
ed, intelligent, expert; free, frank,
bold, daring ; meddlesome; enterpris-
ing, adventurous, venturous; -- εἰ»
to enter, to push in, to introduce one-
self, to go forward or before; to in-
trade into, to thrust oneself forward,
to intermeddle or interfere; to pene-
trate deeply, to pierce to the inmost
parts, to dive into, to explore, to sift;
to undertake, to have a hand in, * to
have a finger in every body’s pie; -
dhawdp gaprkk,, to act freely ; --αὔνειων
hekf Or -- κι δ yn. to go in, to intro-
duce or obtrude oneself; to meddle
with, to interfere, to intervene; —dp_
“νι [2 βεὲ΄, s. intervention.

[{ῤϑ͵νκε...,. a. intermediate; inter-
vening = ἕω or fearquophneld ht »in-
terlude.

U fpanzerefy 8. middle path or way ;
diamoter; ay eas ons 8.0 “δ castels she ὃ —oy flog.
a. girdled, bound round the body,
lusty ; --ινφοχωδ, a. middling, inter-
mediate ; 8. middle, centre; -quyy 8.
middle, centre ; interval; -- or —duy a.
moderate, temperate.

Uiwwupuwt s. entomologist; —a
hut, a. —logical ; -ncfPfe% s. —logy.

U purr ne[P pert 8. interruption.

Ubpoue ΠΟ ἊΣ insects.

[}ὲϑρ{ πε 9 ῥεῖν s. interjection.

Upped, kaf va. to cut, to shorten.

εν, a. that is in the middle
of the heavens,medicelestial; -§pu:4.0%
a, mediterranean; -- or— dnd, the Medi-
terranean ; —bphuy, kuyg a. midland;
τὸ δ. the midland provinces. (s.-tery.

Ubfetgphay a. mesenteric; —¢é

ἴων, Seng a- that is in the middle;
middle ; middling ; intermediate ; —p s.
midlent ; arith. middle terms.

13 μεμα. s. citadel, tower; -(2f_
ἤν,» 8. MphinadE? 5 -yneuf s. full
moon; -dfpwnp 4. cloak lined with
purple; laticlaviam; —4-2;.s.main mast;
~Sayp s.the heart, centre of Armenia;
Supp a. fighting in the midst;
yuh 4. second floor or story ; -ὅῥε. Σ.
centre, or middle part of a wheel;
middle wheel; —£% s. the centre of a
village ; —zfrmps δ. centre, interior of
8 country, midland districts; —sgas_
phaoy s. partition wall; rampart; -- νῶν
4. water & air; -mact 8. U pfeuywph-

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Uhv

Uffiupek, s.diaphragm. ([diator.
Ufyub& s. middle-man, agent, me-
U ον s. back-bone, back.
Ufgtepe,., «9 s. mediator; interme-
dium, agent, go-between ; negociator;
medium ; -- qduwAusnswy, broker; — Seasy_
“νον [9 ς΄, reconciler, conciliator, inter-
mediator, intercessor; — ὗν έν or-bd,
Lyf. va. to mediate, to procure, to in-
tercede, to interpose, to go between,
to negociate ; to Intervene ; —hasy kpq_
Jude. he confirmed it by an oath;
~a_(#f s. intercession, mediation, in-
terposition, intermeddling, interven-
tion; negociation, medium ; — {ων
«awa, brokerage, brokage, agent’s com-
mission ; -(2# ad. mediately, through
the medium of.

UfftapJS s. party wall, partition.

Uhprg » wq 8. middle, centre; space,
interval, interstice; vacancy; division,
separation ; difference, distinction ;
empty space; *means, Way; — Suaaf
3. Bfpach; — wholPng, capacity ; -- Sp,
interior, inside part; — mys rusgeliag ,
truce, suspension of arms, armistice ;
q-«1. awed, during the conflict, in
the hottest of the battle, thickest of
the fight ; year e ΣΝ 00004 fils » on the
way; during the journey; ῥ᾽ -ἰ wdpn_
μὰ unhputa,, to take refuge among
the crowd. 5

᾿Πῥϑυεζ, s. marrow, core, heart; --
4ugfh,crum of bread; — deca, yolk
of an egg; - pthacgy, &e. kernel of
8 walnut, &c.; -- wkkng, pith; — se
gag, COLO; — gpuwenpeg, nucleus of
comets.

Utter 8. Uifephuy 5 qiifuencpp, at
midday, about noon, towards midday;
-huy, ἔβα s. noon, noon-tide, midday;
the south ; meridian; a. southern, me-
ridional ; half, semi ; -- 94,4. , intermit-
tent fever.

UV ῤϑορξ S.U poss bs assy; 4“-[-- , ly τῦ ad. at
NOON; —afwh a. of noon, meridian; -- or
—21futenl,, meridian; — ¢/>» meridian
line.

Whew, ding s. flesh; meat; — gbqb_

wwyft, muscular flesh; -- Sapghuyfi,
aman flesh ; — &p£ng. venison ; — Sav
cog» &c., white meats, poultry ; --
Dusmywumwhp, &C., brown meats,
aMe; — wmwhpwhagh, coarse meat,
utcher’s meat ; - apuny, fowls &
YaMe;—- sguqreg, PUlp; Seca, ayn,

UbSs
feopadé uy -- raw, boiled, roast meat ;
- ῥ ἔων ὦ ly eas pr tary ἐς » broiled or grilled
meat ; diny farp. broth; -- w#dh,, to
fatten, to make fats hass(2 ssiny dhisry, flesh-

Ufuld-u0y 5. wardrobe keeper. (pot.
Ube, dan . qteniuse.e dpinp, ding,
dope 8. mind, intellect, understanding;
sense, judgement, reason, intelligence;
thought, idea; intention, design, pro-
ject; opinion ; advice, counsel ; mean-
ing, intent; maxim; δὴ εἴων, [5 -ὦν at
one’s will or pleasure; according to
one’s fancy, liking, desire, &c. 5 paljen_
Ἵν “ἢ, εἴκειν, apprehension, idea; οἴω,
{Ἐν -ρ' human reason, 4 eases easpucss_
hung —p. ZOOd Β6η860: <p whidinne (FE ,
foolish thoughts ; <p wtapyne(dk , re-
probate sense; —p asawhfu , the moral
of the fable, or of the apologue; πε.
Ἴδη dines, in good faith ; ες" dinop .
frankly, sincerely, without artifice;
upnfe dinep, With all one’s heart; ων.
ἧκε. ὦ ὧν —p, noble sentiment; ἀνα κυ.
ρἤσρπή, funpufenp ace.» dubs Sans
anusmnneds OF ons Tey 000 09.0009 9- ᾿ {σε ἐν εμε- (ἦτ ων Ὁ
σνηωρζωξζ ’ δ᾿ auhe neh ΩΝ αἱ] ΟΣ ΝΑ
Κι ὼ ΕΥ ἃ οἷς φ') νων for ase -ρΡ' up-
right, profound, elevated, firm, en-
lightened, vast, lively, sharp or pierc-
ing, penetrating, fertile, inventive wit,
mind or intellect; P&(@bhe, aopgsus
(seen, 2ifinlP ὶ gp ay esr ly sass 7 fri-
volous or light, barren, confused, dis-
tracted, weak mind or intellect; σε-.
tb, f dinf, to have the design or in-
tention, to propose to oneself, to pro-
ject; ῥ —« εἰν gag, τῷ wecsestelsy , to
regain one’s intellectual faculties, to
be restored to one’s senses, to awake;
«τόν, fe dhnfr, Sescmusnt, ᾧ —a, tO form
a resolution, to take into one’s head,
to be determined, to resolve, to pro-
ject, to propose, to presume, to ima-
gine ;~ gzb,, to be attentive, to apply
or devote oneself to, to observe, to
regard, to consider with care, to think,
to reflect; ῥὶ -« snhne,, [0 understand,
to comprehend, to perceive, to con-
ceive, to know, to remark ; to study,
to learn by heart; χαϊωνεωε. OF ft — ενδ' δ»
to consider, to regard attentively, to
meditate, to recollect, to imagine;
λένε» ων wntk, gw, to fatigue the mind,
to rack one’s brains; ἦι οἷά, fb Sissug,
to be out of one’s mind or senses, to
Jose one’s senses, to be crazy ; ἵζει.

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Lk, OF kywkh, f Seg, tO eScape oT
slip from one’s memory ; to forget; -«
qut,,to admonish, to warn, to ap-
prize of; χη, f dnb apace, to sug-
gest, to insinuate, to hint, to intimate,
to entangle, to involve; px — Sasushl,,
[jo Sink (β΄ κι. to please, to gain one's
affection or good will, to conciliate
one’s favour, to insinuate oneself in
the good graces of, to win one’s fa-
VOUF ; ἢ — wuw:hb,, to take offence at,
to be offended, to take ill, to take a
pique, to be nettled; “γῴωνδ; ῥὶ -αὶ
to suggest, to inspire; eray fp — wake,
to cause to understand; grafcky χ-ο,
τα ῥ᾽ νων. to think better of, to
change or alter one’s mind or inten-
tion 36 snp hud fp festenp —e asabocs,
to take well or ill; g&~b, gw. to cap-
tivate one’s understanding; κα -« οὖν,
wht, acpegg, tO occur to mind, to
enter the imagination or thoughts;
Susbky fos fb dinury neprap , to drive
out of one’s head, to persuade to the
contrary ; -ὦ ».%b,.to be witty ; awh,
δ uwmg, to say to oneself; αὖς -
wphubt,, to think, to recollect, to con-
celve ἢ gessopre. εὐ Bley , fpldh, 4.-“. ἴο
cultivate, to form the mind, to im-
PFOVe 5 aayeoge LT Aasqhy qn to di-
stract the mind; ahfupyX —a wetehy» $0
keep a clear conscience ; fp dap aw.
46,, to keep in memory ; papdpwkey
[ -ὦ fep,to become proud, vain, puf-
fed up; — wahé,, to listen to, to mind,
to agree With; 74 —u Saphusbfy. to oc-
cur, to come to mind or memory, to
recollect; μον. ἔτι ῥ af eve assy bupay . to do
without intention, to do unintention-
ally ; ase γε. 7 7) cnbney » to understand
allegorically; pul use. ῥᾧ —«, & in mystic
or allegorical sense ; parqacedp f --ὦ “ες
taquy, the generality of intelligent
persons, most witty people; as ap p-»
neLnquyt, no one Οἱ good sense, n0
sensible person; 4&géu fe ῥ fof, he
decided, he was resolved; swaind
ἐς f& -. 1 understand nothing of it,
I don’t understand it, I am quite ata
loss; εἷνεπωρμίδ E fo — aantenes quays, 110-
thing can be known about it, it is im-
penetrable, it’s marvellously obscure;
=p bP arn. fru quusrdush » my mind was
restored; be ns ᾧ - οὶ ωὐἷορ ν᾽ abl w,
δ.» up. he never even dreamed of it;
funp5&f be wubb fe -τ-ωὶ I thought &

Ub0
said to myself; γυρωῖξ fp -- waka, E,
whence it follows that; purqned wh_
quad” bake. fad ἡ ων, 1 Was more
than once tempted to, I several times
intended to; gays ᾧ -ὦ fa, it has just
come into my thoughts, mind or head;
werk ong fe οἴκου εἴδεα Pegs aghS gquyt, if
often repeated it to myself; aya ΕἾ
=e pwtfgu . thisis the sense ofthe pas-
BAZe 3 tne swatne fis f—-, he under-
stands nothing of it, he knows noth-
ing about it, it is Chinese to him; γε.
“ἔξω ΟΣ; κως»: heme εἰν ῳ frpag Ξ thus
ke betrayed his malicious intention;
8. P ercce ° Pus ipukguing ὃ Paks or Pn.
ahd, fax, BapSacpe, LX, 2 κ᾽
punked, &C., &C.
Ufwumgnjee ad, readily, willingly.
U favs surf 8. mech. momentum.
UbekS, kgf va. to incline, to lean,
to bend, to bow, to bias; un. to in-
cline, to lean, to feel inclined or dis-
posed for, to lean to the side of, to be
iassed, to have an inclination for, to
feel an attachment for, to adhere, to
comply ; unkgue σύρων ty ghhp up,
their hearts inclined to follow him;
Holos, a. tending, bent on, inclined
or prone to; — & swt, prone to evil;
inclined to mischief.

Ufarne (2 fee , —oc% 8. inclination,
tendency , propensity , disposition ;
proneness ; asé. inclination ; —ncab ῥ
sept hod f pupfi, good or evil pro-

Ube 8. Ufo, ἴων. [pensities.

Vbee 9 ab po o-cx2 y ΟΥ 454 8. fruit ; ὃ.

Uhenphpiw 8.0 pephhe> [Qaneg.

Ufenfelu s. Gr. w. murena, sea-

Wipeant §. [énat- [eel.

Upews yd a. other, another; dif-
ferent from, other than; -%, the other;
-Ὦ z-» one more than another; -- τς
ave_ma_fas the other day; flenyy he. “-
queen ἴδ shy» but I will tell you some-
thing else; 8.6; — ahead” or

[Δεν en fad. another time, once
more, afresh, anew, over again, again,
bis; a. second, other, new.

Ufeupat, wa, bg 8. mosaic; - δ a.
-,MN-3— sent tesselated pavement.

Ubephgl ε. bot. Gr. w. myrica, ta-
marisk; genista.

Ufoph ay, p& fg a. of aday, ephemer-
al, lasting only a day ; ad. a day only;
~ $kp% , ephemera, ephemeral fever ;
~ ων Χ, ephemera, ephemeral fly; -

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UbN

wap, ephemeron-worm; -- ¢é&q, fleeting
beauty.

UV fog fuga. uniform, equal; mono-
tonous; ad. uniformly, equally ; -- 24.,

Wpqegs fg s.miller. [uniformity.

cap S. “-. “"ῇ } .

UjeockdS, ξὺν un. to mew, to cater-
waul, to cry as 8 cat; -cfe% s. mew-
ing, mew. [face on awaking.

jks, kgf va.to rub one’s eyes &

Ujergs s. bug. [{smoking, smoky.

Ufrapewnt a. mixed with smoke,

Uf... a. tempered, casehardened.

Upbd, byf va.to drive in, to force
into or penetrate, to fasten in, to fix,
to force down, to plunge; to pierce,
to prick, to run through; to temper
iron or steel, to caseharden; -- γδ αν,
to stretch, to extend or hold out the
hand; -- “ἐπ, surfer mene to im-
brue the hands in the blood of ; εἴν.
41“) δεν, fb psslefus ‘Lergrem » he has plung-
ed the dagger in his heart; S. Q4n%.

Uhps, dfebguy un. to be driven,
plunged into, to penetrate, to enter;
to meddle, to get in ; to begin, to com-
mence, to undertake; -- puphacldp,
to be seized with rage, to be enraged.

Uhfltwp . ag a. consoling, consola-
tory ; s. consoler, comforter; 8. ταῦ;
np. Mekhithar ; - (bukz, aves» chessenee_
“Ὅν to comfort, to console, to so-
lace; -- fis wnbk, dinwy , to flatter, to
adulate, to wheedle, to coax, to al-
lure; -w4.0% a, consoling, comforting,
consolatory , alleviating , soothing ;
-whby pbipS un.to be consoled or com-
forted mutually; —wzp 8. -a.f; -διωΐν
a.s. Mekhitharist, -rian;—bd, byp va.to
console, to soften, to soothe, to com-
fort, to relieve sorrow or vexation, to
alleviate; -- ῥαγ, &gauy un. to be consol-
ed, comforted; -ὖςξ s. consoler, com-
forter; fig. the Comforter, Paraclete,
Holy Ghost; -#<4#% s. comfort, conso-
lation, solace; fig. balm, balsam.

μέρα Saphatee lS, UT y2apr 8.0 ker

a’. [putrefy.

Usged va. to corrupt, to rot, to

Ufudfuwhp 5. pressure ; press.[dress.

*|[futegs. woman’slong grey kitchen-

Ufeng, fr» wn. 5. act of plunging into ;
mech. piston; plunger; — geswbp. pump-
piston ; -apwe% δ. piston-rod ; —agbaq
s. barrel or chamber. [mersion.

Useoc δ, 4. tempering, steeping ; im-

vu

Uhnet 8. [σε a.

Vkepapul, - ἔφ —Anek διεωρἤ tek of un.
to plunge, to sink, to drive, to rush,
or dash into water, to duck; — οὐ.
wf, to plunge headlong into vice.

US qragnpdac(tper ’ Ws qubac ft
s. incest ; lechery, Jewdness, lust.

Us qubuy Lb a.incestuous; lecher-
ous, Jibidinous, lewd; s. name of vari-
ous ancient sectaries.

᾿ς, ῥ 5. reins, loin, haunch, flank.

Whattinckp , twig. Shake , buy 8.the
back; fig. swell, waves, billows ; Sap_
huh, κα —ba, to beat, to flog, to fla-
Zellate, to scourge; puntay fp ἡδίνωι
dy why » t0 load, to put a load on the

WV hetaee a. muscular. [back.

᾿ς, wf un. to turn up one’s
nose, to nose; to laugh at, to mock,
to make game of.

VW Gtung fp s.bot. mouse-tail, myosurus,
holoster ; -gaj» a. mouse-coloured ;
πιο 3. bot. mouse-ear, myosotis,
forget-me-not; med. mumps; χδηξν --ν
creeping mouse-ear, pilosella; -- οὐδ»
uw Xap a. gnawed or eaten by rats
Or mNce; -whh, wy a. murepollutus,
polluted or contaminated by the pre-
sence of dead mice; -améw ad.like a
MOUSE ; —-arayfyd a- spoiled by mice or
Fats; -seunfs s. bot. squill, sea-onion,
Bcilla ; gf%f-/. wine of squills, vinum
Scilliticum ; —»9 s.mus-ursinus ; —a_
ef 3. mus-araneus, shrew-mouse.

᾿᾿ξρηωξωρ a. struck witha halberd;
—cop s. halberdier, pikemap.
᾿ Atel s.rats-bane ; — uayfuuwh » ar-
Benic ; — φίηῤν, orpiment; -- ξωρεᾳμ,
realgar, red arsenic.

WV Gtapuwk ed. ὃ. mouse-hunter ἢ
mouser; - gapdf, mouse-trap; pup
-» good mouser. (dilly.

Wgtunfe s. bot. daffodil, daffadown-

Whecing , dytuquay s. halberd; lance.

Ugnckg , Myung s. muscles 38. U ake.

ξέρω 1 wg 8. scissors 3; - des,
shears; -6, Lyf va. to cut with scis-
sors, to shear. (font, baptismal font.

Wh bepress cst ert rete ᾽ - σοῦ ὅ. baptistery ἢ
_Ubpatl, kyf va.to christen, to bap-
tize; to wash, to purify by ablation;
to bathe; *- ghulty , ag ftp, to put
water into milk, wine; q&épuumf% —, to
rebaptize ; -f/un.to receive baptism,
to be baptized; to wash, to bathe or
cleanse oneself; -- wphmadpz » to be

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martyrized. [np. St. John the Baptist.

Udeufs a. baptizing, christening;

UVdpwarltfee δ. baptism; washing,
ablution, purification; martyrdom.

Van. [Οὗ s. darkness, spot, dirt.

Wykq. «4 s. chaff; powder, ashes,
dust; — Spry, spark; f — pufefy. to
turn to ashes, to be burnt to ashes;
—ush , oy $.fine ashes; a.burned to ashes;
-kid, kgf va. to levigate, to pulverize,
to reduce into powder;to burn to ashes.

Uqé+, kgf va. to push, to gives
push to, to thrust, to push forward;
enpranpe —, to unload, to discharge, to
empty, to cast forth; — φῦ δε au, to
press or crowd on one another; -
“μείων be po cas gel, 7 Meas fy ass amv 4 to fight, to
make or wage war, to give battle to;
— qujurjowt, to win, to conquer, to
subdue, to depress, to prostrate φόα
ghenp gnfrt —, to fight against temp-
tation; ghd bb pusy “μωρά [ὦ fete
Wdyb,. to be exasperated one against
another; — qukmwune®, to train to lab-
our, to break in or teach animals to
work; 8. xs, ; —fa un. to be urged on
or driven to, &0.; dybgue Supa ay
¢u%,the battle was fought or took
place in the morning. [mare.

Ugdtwt£e a. subject to the night-

1} πως wtf» ps. night-mare, incubus.

W7246bd, bgp va. to choke, to stifle,
to suffocate, to strangle; fig. to pain,
to grieve, to vex, to torment; --ἰ 4 un.
to choke, to be suffocating ; to be vio-
lently affected with spite, envy, grief
or rage.

UW424e-} s. denseness (of smoke).

Uzéhocm a. suffocating, stifling, op-
pressive, sultry.

Uqdiecg s. heart-break, anxiety,
pain, pang, sore, anguish.

Uy24 4. butt, mark, aim, target.

Uqeqe4eh a. impellent; expellent.

Var, wag 8. tnile.

Uyu% s.impulsion, impulse, push.

Wye a. foggy, misty, cloudy, ca-
liginous. ness.

UVqnmgnctac (2h 8. obscurity, dark-

UV ων" S. P(e νιν.

UP eee 002 ΔΩ a.dispelling darkness.

Uzc% 2. impulse, impetus ; — αν.» to
give a pash, to push, to impel.

U pl, gay un. to soil, dirt or pol-
lute oneself,

Wiusl, “οὐ vn. to remain, to stay ;

UGS
to stop, to wait, to expect; to hope;
to rest, to be at rest; to last, to con-
sist, to hold out; 5. βωρδιωε., Wages
qor lt het , Ἰγμω ων ἔτ α. 8. remain-
ed, remainder, rest, residue; εὕδων a.
transitory, transient, unstable, incon-

᾿νε 5. ΠΥ sts « (stant.

Wausws by, org 8. mina (weight ἃ
money); pound; mark.

wy» by s.rest, halt, stop; a. stable,
durable; 8. Quy Marg 5 whut a. per-
manent, stable, lasting, durable, so-
lid ; --ὐζ υἷε 9} 4. stability, perman-
CNCe 5 -οράιν megs —newe , ag &. rest,
remnant, remainder; residue, relics ;
remains, fragments ; -spap or αὖπρ
-opqgewg, Paralipomena ; ~acguhbd va.
to cause to remain, to stop, to puta

Ue fiw, bg 3. weevil. [stop to.

Us26/, ἐὺ va. to press, to bruise,
to squeeze, to express.

Vash, kgf vn. to coo; to wail, to
groan, to cry; fig. to sigh after, to long
or burn for, to covet eagerly ; ast
wywehf, the dove 6008. -

Wxsfe% s. cooing ; wail, groan, cry.

Vuphs, νεῖ ad. without noise, si-
lently, softly, gently, noiselessly.

Ue Ph usm 8. pantomime.

Uz—4, wg 8. husbandman, farmer,
tiller, cultivator; man-servant, do-
mestic, servant; —whewt a. agricultur-
al, rural, country ; -Ἅ s. the Georgics;
-4,6 a. arable, cultivable; -&s. kgf
va, to cultivate, to till, to plough, to
manure; fig. to cultivate; to adminis-
ter, to furnish, to supply; to serve, to
wait on; -a<f s. cultivation, husband-
ry, tillage, agriculture ; fig. culture,
cultivation ; servitude.

Vega, -Snm a. musk-scented,
musked, muscadine, muscadel; —aymyren
a.musk bearing or producing, moschi-
ferous ; -- «;54.0%, musk, moschifer,
musk-animal, Tibet-musk.

UF pave sarge seers ad. always ; —Funppwn. a,
speaking continually ; -ρωσῥᾷ a. al-
ways open; -eé£, a. producing, bring-
ing forth constantly ; —pryé a. always
eating, devouring, voracious, greedy,
gluttonous ; -pappnp a. werpetually
burning ; inextinguishable; —pacf. or
pecol a. flowing, gushing out conti-
nually, never failing, perennial ; pact
a. eternal, immutable; —¢f, a. perpe-
tually rolling or turning round ; - 4.

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τόρ a. ad. in perpetual darkness, al-
ways in the dark; -giaw, a. going or
flowing continually ; -g0, a. everlast-
ing, perpetual, eternal; -- χω» a.
evergreen ; -gwma. very tiresome, im-
portunate, troublesome; -gkq a. al-
ways running or flowing, falling conti-
nually ; -qgaeapX a. always merry ;
ever reviving; “ων a. always bright
Or luminous; —frasqusg S. Wpavergtousy ;
~fen§ a. always thoughtful; —frow a.
speaking or singing continually; -d%
a. well known; -δῥδωη a. ever smil-
ing, cheerful; -df% a. ever fruitful;
constantly producing; -Zw/? 8. ἢ δ.
ΡΣ by asa (Δ᾽ —huy δ. Up ese can og. ry 5 —hoasyyusl
S. ΠΣ fs ; ~hunryy a. very solid,
fitm, stable, enduring for ever; ζω.
www a. annual; accustomed; estab-
lished ; -4/p a. continuous, quotidian;
~w% 8. never failing spring ; -ζοί a.
trodden continually , frequented ; -
Χωδνε κα oS , thoroughfare, public way;
- σι sf. Ever Virgin; --ῴω 9 a. always
praying or entreating ; - ῴνω S. [para
σε: — ἴων το! ἢ a. often offered or of-
fering ; -Jiven a. Waging perpetual
war, fighting continually; --ὔπ πεῖ; a.
Wailing constantly; continually beg-
ging, praying, beseeching; -μωγίθ a.
always victorious; να a. of eternal
memory; ever memorable; ~jotwp a.
always inclined, willing, disposed,
eager, assiduous ; -Lapng a. ever new,
fresh ἢ -tnckp S. UF pecs cas afiss oso ay y ἢ - ζωμοῦ
a. perpetually in motion; -Σωροῖνε (δ ἢ
8. perpetual motion; -sa3u0 a. endur-
ing, suffering continually ; always vex-
ing or tormenting; -- Madso{2f, con-
tinual mortification ; —agesydmwn. a. per-
manently shining, clear or luminong;
—-munnoh a instant in prayer, cons-
tant in worship, fervent, devout, pious;
assiduous; —eyfy εἰν ῥε un. continually
to fix one’s eyes upon, to look at
steadfastly or intently, to gaze at;
—fut a. very diligent, assiduous, inde-
fatigable, unwearied ; -- σεωη ωρίθ a. aid-
phyllous, evergreen ; unfading ; τινων.
ng a.everlastingly frozen; -ἰω δε.
bu, a.enjoying or possessing conti-
Dually; -dqesn.a. always lighted or burn-
IDG; -assmot a. Shaking, agitating,
moving constantly; always tempest-
tost or —-beaten ; -w#s« a.ever-during,
permanent, perpetual; - watby. to

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perpetuate ; -a#/- 4. eternal day ; cs
9 εν, α. always awake ; -wpwd a.graz-
ing, feeding continually ; -.pusoup a.
always in tears; -ϑω 8. iperresscsqeny_
Suwon ; —punpup a.always eager, desir-
ing, Wishing; —(2//2 a. always flour-
ishing, blossoming or blooming.

Voenbhs enh, sohuse 8. holy water-
sprinkler, asperges-brush ; — gaszuypr
bundle of hyssop.

U229k wt a. eternal, perpetual.

Umtft ten pnp ad. perpetually, eter-
nally, to eternity, for ever, without
end; -σσεβ» 8. Uo ert eas pare fur 5 -ιε, S.
Unt fh twang ; —h spr a. fixed, per-
manently established, perpetual, inal-
terable ; -4=y a. stable, immoveable,
lasting perpetually, immutable;-44.04
a. living for ever or eternally ; —4fg a.
co-eternal ; -4fn a. always loaded or
adorned with grapes; -énn ts; 85. Up»
anv κεν αἴτει. “γε. 5 —heanl, -αξο S. Uz esse bre sae
enphd, —gtcuips ἢ —af ess. S. Up ere cares re. :
-mke a. eternally visible.

Uzwtfhiwenp , - οὐ a. perpetual,
continual, eternal, everlasting, end-
less; -- prpén#, perpetual motion;
πεν ἐν S. Foote br tess ge omy ἢ -υΐῥο S.
Ugh trahfy ; —whgne 2} s. co-eterni-
ty; bi, bob, —pls ἔφ, va. to perpe-
tuate, to eternize; vn. to last perpe-
tually, to be for ever; to be perpe-
tuated; to continue, to exist, to be ex-
tant; to persist, to persevere; -a (af
8. perpetuity, perpetuation, continua-
tion, permanence, eternity.

Uzenophuy a. daily, quotidian; ad.
daily, every day.

ng, πε OF wy δ. magician, astro-

loger ; diviner, enchanter, wizard, sor-
cerer ; fire-worshipper, follower of
Zoroaster; wise man of the East.

ee ζυῖν a. magical; -% s. magic,
magic art; —(pot or up a. professing
the religion of the magi.

Vogt 8. pl. magi or magicians.

Unga, by va. to practise or pro-
fess magic, to exercise the magic art,
to bewitch, to enchant; - χε be gae,
prez, to cast a spell upon; to delight,
to charm, to fascinate. 3

[να σε 0 μεν 6. profession of a sor-
cerer; magic art, demonology, witch-
craft, charm.

Voguyaznk » by 8. priest’s attendant;
-wyém 8. grand magician, archmagici-

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an, chief of wizards or magicians;
yk πε. [δ βε Ὁ ὃ. archmagic.

Ung Ἢ U ale » ag 8. bushel, muid.

. Wo qesste cso, » οὐρα UN. to remain, to
last; to augment, to increase.

UWeghs gery 4. bullock, young bull,
sturk, steer.

{μη vn. to repeat, to say
over again, to inculcate, to impress
deeply on the mind of youth.

Ua, s. bot. suckers, sets, offshoots ;
*mud mixed with straw.

WPopaprjs a. wild, bad, useless ;
-[Aqbuf, —(An.q 4. bot. sycamore; ¢a-
prificus; -(Ancq s. sycamore figs or
fruits;—fsphe 8. hemlock; --ῥηνων 3. weed;
apely ῥ -σῷ» to weed; -fenmlrd, — pd
yn. to be full of weeds ; —frneefp 4. fari-
ous mob; —tf(242f) s. wild olive-tree.

Unyup a. wandering ; erroneous,
wrong, false, heretical; s. deceiver,
perverter, seducer; mwmumkap —p, er-
ratic stars, planets ; —uw%n.% a. bearing
a false name, false, erroneous.

[παρ 3. [πη ωρωρ *

UV j&¢f% a. furious, raging, mad,
outrageous, demoniacal, fanatical, en-
raged, desperate, rude, violent; - or
—giupwp ad. furiously, madly, passion-
ately, with fury, violently ; —qiwhuk
Ss. Ub ght; —gheXwn. a. erroneous,
heretical; nonsensical, foolish; —gtpd/,
ἔχω un. to be furious, to get into a
rage, to fly into a passion, to be mad
with rage; to be beside oneself, to go
mad, to become deranged, to fall into
extasy ; - , uy Qs S Wok ofr ;
~ghawld het, —glaege ὃ. frenzy, fury,
madness , rage, mania, wildness,
transport ; delirium eroticum, violent

Wyk fufug. 2. hemlock. (passion.

1} ak hate 8. Wngh -

Uuyks, Egf va. to drive mad.

Wap teufsutd a. cruelly jealous, eat-
en up by envy; fanatic. [fanaticism.

WP npb nwa a. 8. fanatic ; “κε δῇ 3.

Unb. τ, a. raving, furious, frene-
tic, maniac, mad; vicious, petulant,
passionate; great, excessive.

Webel, b-guy un. to lose one’s senses,
to go mad; to be in a passion, enrag-
ed; to be extravagantly fond of, to
fall violently in love with, to be pas-
sionately in love; — σόξιων, to bend
one’s whole soul to, to apply oneself
entirely to, to dote upon, to be des-

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tracted with ; obey furs ’ Θ,..ε24, Paul,
thou art beside thyself.

Wapbib ὧν a. $. molinist; — feces
qh one ὦ foce , MOlinism.

Way, ῥ 8. bot. mallow, marsh—.

Wye a. strayed, erred; missed,
mislaid, lost; 8. Wage, ; ad. out of the

way.

{τωρ , wy & planet, wandering
star; --ὐαξω s. ast. planetarium; or-
rery ; -οὖ, a. wandering , vagrant ;
false, erroneous, heretical; deceitful;
fallible; — sswenq, erratic star; --Ἅ s.
demon; antichrist ; -ayfe gpne[Pfed 8.
planetary system; -wse δ. planet-
Olabe ; —awarfiuyp s. planetoids.

Cayngeaseqgd a. inconstant as the
wind; s. changeable wind; -sfer a. in
error; —%p 2. wandering; error, rov-
INE COUFSE; -ywefy a. strayed; -rncks
a. perverting, suggesting or teaching
error ; —ywefe a. false, deceitful,
fraudulent. “

Uynptgregutl Sf va. to turn out of
the way, to mislead, to lead astray;
to bewilder, to deceive, to beguile, to
seduce, to pervert, to suborn, to cor-
rupt; -negfs 8. seducer, suborner, per-
verter, deceiver, corrupter.

Vayapkd, -pbd, Eguy un. to go out
of one’s way, to ramble, to rove, to
wander, to stray, to go astray, to lose
oneself, to be bewildered, to err, to
fail ; to fall into error, to be deceived,
seduced, perverted; S. Wahid; —hessy
a. Wandering ; — «wus, — star.

Wagapac{#h s. wandering, straying,
aberration ; error, heresy ; seduction,
perversion, subornation, corruption ;
fary, mania, folly, frenzy, madness ; -
dew. mental aberration; daypuyhg
~, sad extremity, excess ; gurqaed
aapac (the qpha f - geapdacgublt ,
much learning doth make thee mad.

DP ajpapacii S. WV apapae (3h ἢ 4.“ ἔ
dunpdwhl, to be convinced of one’s
error, to correct one’s mistake.

Uy» (2h s. fury, rage, mania, fren-
zy, madness, folly; violent passion;
transport, enthusiasm; * vice, bad

roroe 8. Uruk sonese . (habit.

app + apes ὅ. @88NC8B 5 o Snfuyes ’
Ash-Wednesday ; safuphaud f
cineration, in-;- ,/%&,, to burn or
reduce to ashes; fp — be yurMfch guy
ancgubk,, to incinerate, to reduce to

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ashes; to lay in ashes, to waste or de-
solate ; oan ong oss pfes carols yg alee fas να » LO dopen-
ance; Sacp δ᾽μεδ (δι ω χε dnfupnd, fire
lies under the ice; there is fire lurk-
ing under the ashes; S. (Prareseyhsl
ΙΣΤ Σ a. ash-coloured, ashy,
grey ; — cw, a. wallowing or rolling
in ashes ; -fy a. full of ashes, ashy; —
—/smn% a, mixed or soiled with ashes;
—hrywn 8. ash-hea ) ~hole 3 ~S&aqdayy
wntlfva. to stifle, choke or suffocate
with ashes ; -/wS a. prostrate in the
dust; -émpef# a. dark skinned, sun-
burnt, tawny, brown; -μρἂν a. ciner-
0US; -Lngy 3. ash-hole, —pit, —-pan ; fig.
Persian fire-temple; -pa.k3 bib un.
to inhale ashes, to be suffocated
with ashes ; —se funy 5. fixed or es-
tablished measure of ashes; —aywzu,
ky OF sy δ. fire-worshipper ee Le deliden
(2h 4. fire-worship; -fecp 4. lixivium,
lye, wash, lye-wash 5 {πε υΐνεω, -ϑριν.
to wash, to lixiviate; --ωξ,» 8. [sfegous
any 0003083 5 — cas oa sean Ey a. prone on the ashes;
— fomp.a bed sprinkled with. ashes;
—mb cml a. like ashes, ashy ; -ανυπε ἢ Qa.
fire-temple; --ννεΣᾧ s. bot. cineraria ;
-gwt a. sprinkled with ashes.
Dafupasyncgutbf, ® Vokuph Sl Α δὸοΡ va.
to reduce to ashes.
ΠΣ a | 8. ὃ. Wofuputing ; dung:
hill, --heap, —hole or —-pit.
Vodsfp. Spry 38. charcoal-powder.
Wogkg, geqh, Vaghq, ῥ᾽ 8. lizard.
Woqerbhs hung 8. Sokipogryt ἃ 96.
Wad, oy» πᾷ δ. Wax, bee’s Wax ; Wax-
candle, --light, taper; waybqeutfp ῥ᾽ —cy
( * «ἤφι.Γ), cerate, medicated wax ; --
upg wht, stearine candle ; 8. Xray.
Padiogand ν sy δ. wax-chandler ’
~-maker 5 -qod feue 8. Oil-cloth,
—skin; floor-cloth; -fu,;, ῥ᾽ 8. cham-
ber- or flat-candlestick ; taper-stand ;
hah (2 [Pn_ncen 8. cerotic acid; -Lb pun
a.made of Wax; gacp -, cell, alveo-
lus; -the a. like wax; - ων α. WAaX-
ed, cerated ; ἘΝ, ΠΣ ; —af ess Ness 02. 4
wy 8. dealer in wax, or in articles made
of wax. |
Wasi ay α. waxen, made of wax.
Wadkqkt a. 8. ΠΣ sy 5 s. 8. Yadl-
Volk gfitawhuy , wy 8. candlestick.
Voth S, δ Ρ va. to Wax, to cere, to
Spread Over or coat with wax.
*[P nda 8. odiuqoS lense
Vatau, & s. Momus; 8. Eee
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ἈΠ ον εν ν oe. (PS casas , U2) ὃ.
4]Γ, εἴν 8. igen. [wax-taper.
Vays. dnfthg, hue s. stay, sup-
port, prop, jamb, pillar, pilaster,
stanchion, buttress; - g#b,. to prop,
to support, to shore up; — suspusheuy
mus. 8. «.

Vos or Wey, ἴνεἤ νυ 8. galoche.

Wat 4. beauty,’ floridity, grace,
loveliness ; a. beautiful, florid, lovely,
graceful 3 q~ ων εἴν κων... 4-ὼ. fp ωνεἴπε,
Ὑπε (9 φίδι, to make beauty fade,
to spoil, alter or ruin the beauty of.

Wag. εἶναι σαι 8. mendicity, beggary;
alms; f — &,w0b,. enfk;, to beg, to go
begging, to ask charity, to beg alms,
to mendicate; f -- wbuwht,, to see
any one in a begging state.

WV κω gis or WPotagni » &c. 8. few; “ὦ
δ... ὅο. bot. tamarisk, myrica.

ΟΣ

Fonuinwd, umyuy υα. ἴο forget, to be
forgetful or unmindful of, to neglect;
- γεν εξ. to be at a stand, to stop
short, not to know what to say, to be
put to a stand or toa non-plus; ff dfn
anh gfe, don't forget me ; * bot. for-
get-me-not; — or -S un. to be forgot-
ten, to fall into oblivion.

Wonwyhon , wy a. forgetful, unmind-
ful, liable to forget; S. [usm .

Vaawgne[tfet, -- πε δ, 4. forgetful-
ness, Want of memory; ᾧ -- gous sh
ζω... to fall into oblivion; p fp --
tfy» to be buried in oblivion; —m#
wntk; Of —ncgwikd va. to forget, to
cause to forget, to cause to fall into
neglect.

Uaawgokp s. forgetfulness; ~be awn,
Ὑδι. ὑ -ὼ guspdnegulby , argv laste bry » to
forget, to leave or bury in oblivion;
- fuk; . χω. to forget, to forget one-
self, to put out of one’s memory; ᾧ
—he wd δι. to cause to forget.[the Magi.

1 τη ρῖν υνευῖ, Sindiykin s.the chief of

Undupuwptp a. proclaimed, promul-
gated or given by Moses ; - αἴ, a.writ-
ten by Moses; —g/p a. established or
ordered by Moses; -ξωΐ, -ξωΐ a.
Mosaic ; -G4 pea. built or constructed
by Moses.

Ue» f 8. blackberry; mulberry;
“ΔῊ 4. brier, bramble; blackthorn,
pyracantha.

Work δ. 8. βιιωκι κε ; myrtle-tree.

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Uapl? , ag s. skin, hide, pelt; leath-
er; remains, relics, coil; - dmpey,
derma, skin.

Wapltagopds, ag 3. skinner, cur-
rier, leather-dresser, fell-monger;-«t.
Ghrt S. Becqusprapgncleh ; —qg-lum a.
clad in skin; —-g&p& a. skinned, de-
prived of the skin; -- wab,, to skin,
to deprive of the skin; to excoriate.

WDapleug, by 8. dressed skin, tanned
hide; leather-bag; leather table-cover.

[Πρ a. cutaneous.

Wop ltutt pl, wg 8. 8kin-dyer.

Wapltwng 8. skinning, flaying, act
of depriving of the skin-

Wap leo deuaXwn. 8. dealer in skin, pelt-
monger ; leather-seller.

Vopthuwt ὃ. pl. skins, hides.

Wop? tgs a. leathern, leather.

Unpted, kgf va. to flay, to skin, to
deprive of one’s skin ; to cut the
throat, to butcher, to slaughter; to

Προ, ’ [Fun S. ΠΩ . (kill, to slay.

Vaprlt hy s. sheepskin mat.

Unch: erry peasy §. den, lair; bot.
S. Pap & Pop bop -[green, fresh, tender.

Pape, Were ὅ. bough, branch; a.

apd, y 8. bot. night-shade, bane-
wort; strychnine, strychnia.

Vopdiag , -wig , -- να δ, 8. heart-ache,
~-break, anguish, grief, distress, re-
gret, displeasure.

Vopdagt S ᾽ bof , -δ σε σεῖς ἐδ va. to
give or cause great displeasure or
regret, to afflict or grieve deeply, to
pierce to the heart, to embitter, to
harrow, to rend, to break the heart.

Vnapdapbd, δ. un. to grieve, to be
torn with pain, to be afflicted with
spasms, to regret much, to be very
sorry, greatly displeased ; to be affect-
ed, touched, moved, to melt with com-
passion. (idiot, simpleton, dolt.

apnu, wy a. ὃ. foolish, mad, insane,

1} συ μιν a. talking nonsense; -σε,
{9 με΄» 5. nonsense, foolish, extravag-
ant or silly talk.

Vapouwstsot a, nonsensical, foolish;
—dfn a. dull-witted, --brained.

WPopoustiuad 9 sweeney UN. to madden, to
run or go mad. (less speech or talking.

Papaufrounc{#h δ. foolishness, sense-

Wopnuse(F fet ὃ. stupidity, idiotism,
extravagance, folly, madness.
Popa S. Vopoue
Ungéfva. to remove, to put or set

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ργοι(εν δ. to wean.

Vac. diyp ν died S. Ue. ry» cel

Ue. ξ΄ 3. bof. meum, meum Atha-
manticum, spignel, feeniculum alpinum
perenne.

Ywey . “χω 8. juice, extract, any
liquid expressed, squeezed or obtain-
ed from fruits, &c.

Yacls, dda, ad- Gacldt, “(2 «οὖν 2.
obscurity, darkness, night; a. dark,
obscure, gloomy ; — w*Shuepfi, fright-
fal or,thick darkness, impenetrable
gloom ; erg — & “διων, f Ath ad. in
darkness, in the dark, in the gloom.

Vache 2. 8. σεν; temper; fig. proof,
trial; a. tempered; steeled; red hot,
fiery, burning.

YardushdS, Sf va- to introduce, to
give entrance, to cause to enter; to
thrust or poke in, to insert; to con-
duct, to guide, to lead; to admit, to
receive; to think, to excogitate, to
invent; to adduce, to allege.

[πὸ δ ἵνα. -δῥς a. introducing; s.
introducer; -d/4 4. gentleman usher;
-becH% 2. introduction.

Packt ® oly asia ® "περ ᾽ εἴν οἷον 3.
mouse; pl. mice; S. hageps Uhockp;
wag Mwhy, the micy tribe; — hs,
rat; — qduypfp, WOOd-M0UEE; - geynf,
field-rat ; - froyfe , craber, water-
rat; — uyeykwt, Marmot; — tkpuitg ,
mountain-rat; - Qwpuwenkf, ichneu-
mon; S. δια οἷν or Lhpew 5 gi ywof
δι. “Ρ΄“ηκαρων ἢ -, the country mouse
ἃ the city mouse; Swi, pyt, wage;
οἱ ἵνα ἀνα , mouse-hole ; rat’s
nest; mouse-dung; mouse-trap ; σρ.
wapy. Mwhy, rat-catcher, mouse-hunt-
er; (Gesanne.) mouser ; apunggnelt hot
Muwhg smouse-hunt; — opus, to mouse,
to catch a mouse; -- κχξ, the mouse
squeaks.[—, broken in or trained horse.

ὑπ - tamed, tractable; δρῥήωρ

wages ° ἤθε. δὲν ©

[Πνελυς, wy 8. shoes; slippers; S.
Yosh with its derivations.

acd, ῥ᾽ 8. mummy ; Sadiagqods
gave. —f, corement, cere-cloth.

ack, Finy, wf 3. flesh-worm; gnat,
midge. [colour & beauty.

Uackhwenp a. having fine carnation

Pacthaph , mkwg 2. public crier,
herald.

Pant? , Mfry a. dumb, mute ; 8. 2 aah;

= mute, to become dumb or speech-
988.

Waerh, Ahoy s.musk ; -- δρᾷ, mos-
chifer; pb24 434-7, civet- or musk-cat.

Dagar 4. fisticuff.

Dreger, , any $. pelisse, fur ; (eq-

ἄμ) furred gown or robe; qus%u_

“τ. ὦ» ἤιε [Ὁ ht -ὖ ἢ fur-trade ; ΟΣ 7
—we, to fur ἡ magne » &ec. 8S. [{ω,{ε.
fusgnps » &ec.

Yace 8. QO daca. & Lece. dawn.

Yacanctbu 4. 8. Voge ; 898-99].

Uacuw sey sf. muse.

YPaculnt » ang 8. Museum.

*[P acumen. 8. must.

Voce, Scar fa « -ρ’ εἴωνβο 8. entrance,
entry, coming or going in, introduc-
tion, access, approach, admission ;
gate, street-door, portal; porch, atri-
um, vestibule; income, revenue, rent;
carnal knowledge; S. Yutmagh ; <p: a
peenc, Sun-set, setting, going down;
the setting sun, the west; <p aphew_
vbw, heliacal sun-set; —g «swmbkgq ast.
immersion ; ΝΣ, dies ξε. 5“3-ὦ «ων ἔν ε. νας,
from sun-rise to sun-set; - δὲ. by Or
δι δε. -- , income & expenses; — be by
huey, arrival & departure of ships ;
=p &. ὄφρ. entering & leaving; co-
mers & goers; — adie, first day of
the month ; ῥ thafrg anos bs ov. ad. to-
wards or near evening; ᾧ —« εὑ δι, or
qgurntuy wplrense., tO disappear, to set;
- watb,, to make one’s entry, to en-
ter, to go in; — or τῶ gauwhb,, to be
admitted, to have access, to be re-
ceived; -- be by; matb,, to come in &
80 out; ῥαπωΐνως q- be qky acpaug, to
know all a person’s goings out & co-
mings in, all his designs & actions;
«εω in nk, ky | infos » to fix the
times of audience ; Sesdfiepdusk — shaw
4h, un. fig, to give free access to
him ; as φῥωνδ «ἢ γί, be g— fel I do not
know how to act; frsququelt fits byl
~g pn, is peace with you? do you
bring peace ?

1 περ. Spry, πῇ 9. lamp-black, pine-
soot, soot, blacking; ink; wh. δε. --
miserable, wretched.

Vacpwhwt a. begging, mendicant,
poor; -- or -m(#fe% 9. beggary, men-
ae

crepes, A “ὦ ἢ » -εὐἴνεω οἵ", asgeng UA. LO
beg, to mendicate, to ask alms, to so-

va
licit charity, to be a vagrant; dime pus_
“δ gkwhp. & precarious life.

Uncpuwhp 4. begging; alms.

Poe pargued . τ. —ay» --σε. a. begged,
mendicated, borrowed ; alien, foreign;
pieced, patched up, mended.

Pacpusghh» ghwt δ. beggar, mendi-
cant, supplicator; a- begged, borrow-
ed; -- »efk,, to go begging, to mump;
8. Dre ρεωΐν ες ,Γ. acpughh a.

Vacpueghut, Wrephy 8. 1} πὰ ρων ζεῖ,

ΤΠ πεσξ, νέων, 8. roasted wheat.

Uncphut waht 8. Cap °

WaepSuh, wg 3. Obligation, bond,
contract, bill, note of hand, promis-
sory note; bulletin, cedule, act, sche-
dule, instrument, deed; - δε» oy 000 Σ τε la 200 oy
memorial, petition; — pigathjac (EF ,
receipt, aknowledgment; — φωνωντεα.
εἴων, discharge, acquittance; -- wp.
putf, decree, ordonnance, rescript,
mandate 5 appre hecog —, patent, letter
patent, brevet,privilege, special grant;
- εἴπνπ ναι ζ δ᾽, — drawgdet gustqus
iw, amnesty, general pardon.

Wrepsuchegbe ‘epg 8. chirograph-
er; memorial-writer, memorialist.

ΠΥ εν Ang 8. hammer 9 ρωμώ
Suseuy , Stone-cutter’s pick; fargu
«σῷ —, pick-axe, mattock.

Wacpa ΠΣ Σ mendicant ; aed sled id
ad. like a beggar, in a precarious man-
ner; —ncf{#feu s. mendicity.

Dace 9 dpunsy or as fo 3. bot. myrtle-
tree; --berry; —wauenwt s.myrtle-grove.

Uaupy §. fist ; - errata bey ri εἴδει, ὗε,
to box, to cuff, to fight with fists;
-waf ad. with the fists, with fisticuffs.

ney» bg s.mist, darkness, obscur-
ity ; shadow, shade; a. foggy, obscure,
dark, dusk ; shady, woody ; —bgreges_
uf va.to darken, to obscure, to of-
fuscate ; —n(3/-% 5. darkness.

Wagga bls bguy un. to devour, to
gobble up, to eat like a hog, to swal-
low or gulp down, to stuff oneself.

Vadinwd, σοῦ . Padubd, kgf un. to
murmur, to grumble, to mutter, to
growl; — 7 ἐδώ ιν, to fall one upon
+ another furiously or ferociously, tooth
& nail, to be cruelly & obstinately bent
against one another, to be mutually
enraged 3 οὔνυύπι τως uyhe, angry bil-
lows, surging waves.

adaog a. Mourmuring, grumbling.
Won. dlit.neifls 5. murmur, growl.

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Dxiswhwt a. roaring; 8. {παῖε νὴ.
Pateseandl ; argh . “28, kof un. to roar ;
to bellow, to low; to rage, to chafe,
to fume, to burst into roaring; Jag.
shh ate on. Lk imfek sys oan ὦ foley at have
roared by reason of the disquietness
of my heart.

YatsheD, -- νι δ, 2. roar, roaring;
bellowing, lowing, whining, shudder-
ing; -snq.a. roaring; bellowing ; —s#_
qwiuwt a. noisy, clamorous, resound-

Yancy a.dog-muzzled ;—-faced.[ing.

Varn a.surly, cantankeroug,crab-

Vawnc(ah s. rebellion, revolt. [bed.

ΠΣ 8. Vubgke 5 -καὸ a fed
with flesh ; -- xsi s. flesh-fly, meat-
fly, blue-bottle. [butchery-

Pawgops » rg 8. butcher; —as fof $.

Yuurghy 5. heap of corpses, slaugh-
ter; -quiignewS a. carneous, fleshy ;
corporeal, earthly; -zh . ἐγ » chy a. fle-

uw » wg s.caruncle. (shy, brawny.

Vuuwhip, mg a. flesh-eating, living
upon flesh; carnivorous; —#«(#fc% δ.
flesh-food ; fig. excess, debauch.

[J cscs 5 cass » ang &. flesh-fork, —-hook;
—$wen a. abstaining from flesh ; -- 6.
ub, or -6Sun. to abstain from meat.

Vow%wtx 5. Pacopayd -

Yuudpgne (feu 4. Tivalry in glut-
tony, emulation in voracity.

Toa ’ ῥ ’ -σεῖρ δ husky s.fillet ὃ gland.

ΠΣ ΣΕ): ὅ. απαί. adenology ;
-gpoch 9. adenography ; —Susswe (Ph 8.
being broken-backed; adenotomy.

UP cs cartorre_ ove a. glandular.

ΕΣ a. clothed in flesh, incar-
nate; fleshy, plump.

UD ss sas ef cx Meso re. » ag ὃ. butcher; cbeatkernehy
-ρ. —'s boy; — or --οὖνν 8. meat-mark-
et; butcher's shop, butchery; -«{#
s. butcher’s calling.

Uuqfe s. price of meat.

[Π. δὴ a- fleshy, corpulent, chubby,
Sara fat, brawny; —£% a. made of

esh, fleshly, carnal, corporeal, earth-
ly, mortal; - ωρᾷ » mortal coil; -
αίπερ . MAaN-mMountain, giant.

{μη a. 8. Pubgh; s- living, living
man or soul; -—g, men, mortals; ani-
mals. [cool, to refrigerate.

WutS va. to chill, to make cold, to

Wap, Seb guy un. to be or feel cold,
to grow frigid, to suffer cold; to catch
cold, to take acold; dnp thn ῥεῖ, my
hands are cold.

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᾿Γωβμὰ lS. ῬῬιωβοτ ol, U ect etek oS"

Uafeng a. extravagant, spendthrift ;
-a_(f s. lavishing, squandering.

UanghdS vn. to emaciate, to become
extenuated.

Vane or Punce a. 3. ubky ; touch-
ed with meat; contaminated.

UP wove csesse. og 3. flesh-day.

[πω σε » diepeng s.crib, manger; stable;
qrumpuck fp dupry, a fat calf; -- or -ρ
plpwhe,, jaw bone or the interior of
the mouth; — or ζώνει» depp 8. Guppy gog:

ΣΟΥ a.bred in the stable.

Yves pewfe a. crack-brained, cracked,
crazed, frantic, frenetic, mad; - πε ἢ
3. insanity , madness, folly, frenzy;
~puwkb Sf yn. to reflect, to reason, or
revolve in one’s mind ; -- μονα νε (ἢ βεΐῖν 2.
sharpness, shrewdness, sagacity; -pé_
phd, kgf un. to recollect, to remem-
ber; to take it into one’s head, to
think, to purpose, to contemplate, to
imagine, to conceive; to make an at-
tempt, to attempt, to dare, to will, to
be inclined to, to bring oneself to; to
give oneself up to; 6 4h puwhphh bbs -,
to obtain a bare livelihood; pessyesy_
μωρά -, to repent, to be conver-
ted, to amend; f ἵνευβνεωῖνε —, to be en-
vious, jealous; 8. hag ; —phphgaeges
thf va. to cause to think; to induce,
to mcite, to attract, to excite desire;
et wed of 4 [upd 8. Pwwpk ph ; ustecas_
an% —, to commit bestiality ; -pb pac.
PF s. intent, intention, resolve; crim-
inal attempt. [posely omitting.

YPwwgny a. wilfully forgetting, pur-

Powe he, gpusg a. attentive, care-
ful, vigilant, diligent, exact; consider-
ate; -- δέδιε. to be attentive, to pay
attention to, to mind, to attend to, to
take heed to, to apply, to be assidu-
οὐδ; -gfep a. diligent, prompt, ready;
-,- fa, = appad. or bunds ad. willing-
ly, voluntarily, with good will, hearti-
ly, cheerfully, with pleasure; candid-
ly, frankly, sincerely ; -gfcpurqgayh,
Powghep ad.; -αξεμπεῖ $.ceager-
ness, diligence, goodwill, cheerful-
ness; -(2a 8. Puwuwppep ad.; -—gpehd un.
8. Pama he [bof ; -αροε [ῥεῖν 8. at-
tention, application, care, heed, heed-
fulness.

VP ως) a. brainless, giddy-brain-
ed, --pated , crack-brained , foolish,

; ~ach s. mental derangement or

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alienation, lunacy, insanity, madness.

σωβωμ. ὧν a. deceitful, delud-
ing, seducing; —«(#/-.% s. seduction,
deceit ; -forS or fenpS a. pensive,
thoughtful, musing; -- ἐν, oF -ἰνος fs
un. to think, to muse, to reflect, to
ponder, to rack one’s brains ; “ἕν.
δες ῥεῖν, s. meditation, ponderation,
reflection ; -νηιᾳ a. investigating ,
examining.

UP wssase8 reste a. done after reflection;
*s. meditation ; - δ 7, &gfva. to think,
to reflect, to meditate, to ponder, to
consider, to muse, to weigh; -δῥν S.
Vnwyudfe; —sa.(Jp s. thought, me-
ditation,consideration, reflection,idea,
imagination, fancy ; @ fdned -(2E , as
far as I can judge, according to my
idea; -δορξῖ, ad. considerately.

Warmheyp a. mentally blind; —g05
tbubtun. to be anxious, perturbed ; to
be vacillating, wavering; -4apnju a.
out of one’s mind, extravagant, mad.

Yr 5.020 a. presumptuous; to one’s
mind or liking, pleasing ; —y a. pleas-
ing, agreeable, to one’s liking; con-
descending, meek; -»-{#% s. presump-
tion; prepossession, prejudice; —Sasu
a. comprehensible, easy to under-
stand, intelligible, plain ; —Su«nc(a>
8. comprehension; —Smpacsm a. witty,
very intelligent, ingenious, lively;
—4nuwt a. fickle-minded, changeable.

Pwadiynak S va. to seduce, to per-
vert ; — ging, to deceive oneself.

“τυ, 4 a.unquiet, thoughtful, wav-
ering, agitated, undecided, perplex-
ed, irresolute ; -- w#atb,, to disquiet,
to perplex, to make uneasy, to cause
anxiety ; — ,f26,, to disquiet or fret
oneself, to waver, to be agitated, va-
cillating, wavering, to be anxious, to
be at a loss how to decide; ~jecqaf
s. agitation of mind, care, inquietude,
perplexity ; τροσλωρ 8. Pompfey; το.
SF wpn(2h 2. Zoodwill, eagerness, wil-
lingness.

Youtb,f a. entering, going in.

Vewth dl’, dinf , dino un. to enter, to
go or come in, to introduce, insinuate
or intrude oneself; to penetrate into,
to slip in > πε. mp, με τε. κω Ρ περπερν ἴο
present oneself, to call on, to visit;
- welt hy Ted “ε΄ hide to be heard,
hearkened to; - wa “ει ἤν, to bea
guest, to receive hospitality," to be

Usa

wp, to sit or be at table; §. 4,
ἴσνρᾷνερα ᾿ Ubu ’ Pap ἢ &c., ἄς.
are eas ang ane 6, εἰ »ῥιΓυη. ἴο keep In mind,

to remember; to have spite against

one, to be rancorous ; 8. Wuruyayy-

Vwabd, bgp un. to comprehend,
to conceive, to understand ; -anc, αν
a. of good comprehension, intelligent;
s- understanding, intelligence.

Uuorwdupd » py a. intelligent, clever,
learned, erudite; -n(2% s. cultivated
mind, ability.

wwebes a. sharp, perspicacious,
shrewd ; - νι (ΟΣ s. perspicacity, sharp-
ness of wit; -aw9 a. unquiet, anxi-
ous, gloomy, full of care; — εἰν,» to
e uneasy, disquieted, to grow anxi-
ous, to care for or about; --νιωΐιε ζ
5. disquiet, disquietude, anxiety, care,
anguish.

Vougus fe a. imaginary, chimeric-
al, fictitious, fabulous, pretended,
false, visionary, extravagant, fantas-
tical; -σύμωρ ad. wisely , sensibly,
judiciously ; -yf a. reasonable, ration-
al, sensible, intelligent, wise, judicious.

wussnp a. intellectual, intellective,

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lodged; - να. 46%, to know a woman;
_ ῥ ΓΟ onus fs wdneuha,, to commit
adultery; - 6 or pig αὐρῆω, καὶ uykgh,
to bend a bow τὖ gcse ὧν ἐῶ ὦ να. ᾧ oy-0ss xe
-. to sue, to bring an action against,
to summon before a magistrate or
court of justice; καὶ penne. —, tO
act the judge; « δρᾷῤρ -, to plunge
into an abyss, to be engulphed, swal-
lowed UP; pig. αὐ οὐδὲ —, to be over-
whelmed with shame, to hide one’s
confusion under the earth; -- f da.
aayae(2h, to enter a person’s service,
to serve 37 spp eggaclthes, to be
adopted ; Epuyfuwenp —, to guarantee,
to become security; -- f μι ρων. tO
dispute, to contest; ῥ hon dé —, to
prove, to try, to make an experiment;
— £ kkpad dupa kane (tzu, to be clothed
With our humanity; / pac% -, to be
overcome with sleep, to sleep, to lay
to sleep; - wphguwhuh, to go down,
to set; x phput -, to sweat, to work
hard, to give oneself much trouble;
~ f tue, to embark, to go on board a
vessel; — pig width, to be at enmity
with oneself; — κα p&oq or κα 2h nue
ocpacp, to submit, to become subject

ἴο; -- afep ῥ᾽ diwpg, to possess ; -- ῥ

Ur?

spiritual; intelligent, clever; -wpu,
ad. mentally ; spiritually ; wisely ; my-
stically ; -- ξεν a. intellectual, spirit-
ual; mental, ideal; —a</2% s. intelli-
gence, good sense, judgment.

ων ῥοβν ppofS un. to be out of one’s
wits, to become deranged, to be de-
lirious. [the memory, to be forgotten.

*Paksuh bop. vn. to have escaped

Ub ll, «ἴων ν oe. ὃ. urestele dl’.

Wok ppl, pdf ’ συ a. intimate, cor-
dial, confident, familiar ; s. favourite;
- Sunw,. true or faithful servant.

ok prliapunp ad, faithfully, sincere-
ly, candidly; intimately , cordially,
confidently, familiarly.

UP exh peli εωῖ, a. familiar.

YP ων δ pe hicstr easel , » wrgusy UN, to become
familiar, to grow intimate, to obtain
confidence.

Vb pine (Pfe% 4. intimacy, cordiali-
ty, confidence, familiarity, strict, close
or fraternal friendship; faithfulness,
sincerity ; a Ct S. 1} ω» b ραωμιιωρ.

Ugh S, kgf va. to push strongly, to
shake, to move.

Denne guilt S. Unc & thd’.

wow, wg δ. Whip; spur; fig. 51
mulus; -- secukbuy, Whip-cord ; -- 46
Sbyng ἢ riding-whip ; 4000 pn es 0_sae ὅ; gs
lash, cut, stroke of a whip; 8. ἥμερα;
woop a. Whipped; spurred; - δρῥ.
dp »post-horse ; —b./, kgf va.to horse
-whip, to lash, to whip; to prick, to
spur; to stimulate.

Vanpart, png 8. young ass; colt,
foal, filly ; bot. colt’s foot.

Upeaghe a. Written with ink; —gbhp,
~qeeqa.dark with down, downy, farn-
ished with soft dark hair; - χωρίς, sche,
black eye-brows ; -(#a0[# fe a. smoky,
fuliginous, sooty; ~scs a. black eye-
browed, having dark bushy eye-brows.

Cpupky arg (2. fruit-bearing, fruc-
tiferous ; loaded with fruits; -- δα,
fruit-tree; -(Pu a. fruitless; — wa,
ub,,to shake down the fruit; - a.
full of fruit; -44, wy a. carpophag-
OUS 5 —sJasa δ. ΩΣ —hay ὃ.
orchard, plantation of fruit-trees; fruit-
Cry; —sy4, wg ὃ. Zardener, watcher;
cottage ; -facp s. fruit syrup or juice;
—qduXuwn., oy 8. fruiterer, fruit-seller ;
“£m a. abounding in fruit; --ρωφέ
va. to gather fruits.

ure

Upzttp Sun 5. fruit-bearer.

Upete. Τ᾿ ρα 4. pl. fruitage.

Urszhs 9. berry, small fruit.

Upereqa. vile, abject, low, base,
mean, despicable; obscure.

Upkd, bah va. to smut, to blacken ;
fg- to asperse, to defame, to slander;
- 4.“[» cca bs ε οἶσε toss » to paint one’s eye-
lids. {to burn.

Urtes, κυ va. to roast, to toast,

Up2iwenp s. pioneer; digger, delver.

Πρ πω a. smoky, sooty, fuliginous;
-bW, &5f va.to smoke, to blacken with
soot, to soil, to dirty ; -f.un. to black-
en with smoke or soot.

U paige ds. kgf ya. to murmur, to mut-
ter, to mumble, to speak through the
teeth ; to sing low, to hum, to murmur
gently ; to grumble, to whine, to moan.

Uplocty , figag δ. murmur, whisper;
Jow utterance, humming; moan, groan.

US pia bl. -- Γι &e.8. Pads.

ΠΩΣ » &e. 8. U prow » ἄς.

Upece Sperry 8.dregs, lees, remains,
grounds, sediment, dross, feeces, resi-
duum ; slime, mire, mud, 0076 : -- gf%_
eA tartar; 8. hfub dpnep; - fegqry '
dregs, lees of oil; — sfiaqduyft, biliary
calculus; - Squash ust ip wchifrenfs . stones
in the bladder, urinary calculi; &
ek, q—. to refine, to clarify, to purify;
— ww,» to cause great grief or pain,
to cause to suffer; to throw a slur or
stigma on, to affront, to traduce, to
slight, to revile, to injure; S.puasdbef.

1.988 ’ Iheasts » Uppher, Ib wate ὃ. ant,
emmet, pismire; dppbetp . Gaye OF pang.
εἶνε [Ὁ forte dpPk why, ant-hill, —hillock;
Suputnek dppkwhg,ant’s eggs.

U pfheing s. ant-nest, —-hole.

U ef ith ese re. fred ᾿ UV pfirwn fed s. ant-
eater, formica-leo ; —44, a. ant-eaten ;
s. ant-bear, —eater, myrmecophagus,
tamandua.

U pfaioy s.med.pricking like thesting-
ing of ants, formication; 8. Upphetnag-

Ueopl 8. Pups. [myrtle-wreath.

ea ’ UVpunh 8. ΠΣ eager εν ἢ -.

Upurfuruwh 4. bot. agaric. [teal.

ἸΓρω δα, nds 4. z00l. querquedula,

Vepafsunt » πζιωῖ,ν —-nbauwk a. mix-
ed with lees, full of dregs.

νυ. Spphwg 4. tempest, storm,
foul weather ; - &aqec, squall, gust of
wind, high wind; - Seqdzy, blast, hur-
ricane, whirlwind, tornado; -- δίνην

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dense smoke, cloud of smoke; -- ga_
gm Volume of flames. [a sediment.

Ureht. kg, ὑπ. to settle, to form

Ure4netp a. gathering, threaten-
ing, stormy, tempestuous ; -jhg ,
~fewat a. tempestuous , boisterous ,
stormy, blustering, windy; -δύῥν a.
causing or producing tempests ; 8.
Veehontp ; dn urhp “=p. prognostics,
signs which usher in the storm; —dac/,
347. tempest-tost, --beaten a. bil-
lowy, turbulent, very agitated, rough;
—-mupuif a. raining impetuously ; -
thing, upp, a storm of arrows.

Wert: L-gf va. to tempest, to pro-
duce a tempest, to trouble, to ruffle,
to agitate violently ; -f.J' un. to be tem-
pest-tost or -tossed, to be driven, or
whirled about, to be very agitated,
rough; dpphlp δεν κα Eph, curling
clouds of smoke ascended to the skies.

"ρου ωῖν 8. Cephe & Qdpguhaie.

Urguhby . &e. ΚΝ. «των εν ἢ beg » &C.

Up gundhiupenp 8. wrestling.

pywtwl, wy 8. premium, prize or

reward; fight, combat; swhky q-, to
win, to carry the prize, to bear away
the bell; — wat%n.,, to get, gain or ob-
tain a prize.

Upgwtohwhp 2. stratagem.

Ucgekp s. pugilism, boxing match;

~Uegreit.

Uegupu% 8. lists, arena; agonism.

1),.94 5. Papa bl: °

Urgbl. kguy un. to box, to come to
blows, to fight, to combat; to rival, to
vie with, to compete ; spybyod [δι ad.
with emulation, vying.

Uegoz 5. competitor ; rival.

Upgrc(Afet ᾿ Uegee tt &. combat,
fight, wrestling; competition, concur-
rence, rivalry.

Ugaed, kgf un. to gorge, glut or
cram oneself, to stuff & swill.

Ugawys.crevicein the earth, chink.

Wom pr. ad. near, nigh, next, close
by, by; a.near,next;S.4p4; — wyop,
near to this place; -- w#a2—-,-6-,-
-“, ad. quite near or close, contigu-
ously, thickly; - pe -» - πὶ Smeuy ad.
soon, directly, instantly ; ῥ᾽ ΟΥ̓ Κα -z,
ῥ —E, —nenmn, ὗ ~neuw ad. near, near-
ly, close by or to, next; soon, short-
ly, soon after; lately; Σὲ - weacpu,
shortly, soon; — ,f24,, to be near or

vor

close to, to approach, to draw near;
ῥ — ἔων. to stand near, to be present
at, to attend; - 4apé,,. to cut quite
short; — whywtb,. to pass close to, or
hard by; — E usm. pag Jp tiud: hesedps
gb huapog lub, where there is a will
there is a way-

Vomupinak a. neighbouring, living
or dwelling near; -gimg a. accom-
panying, proceeding together, or in
proximity ; -js. a. imminent, im-
pending, near, at hand, threatening;
— {why , imminent danger; -- εἰς»
to be imminent, to threaten ; —G.2. fg»
hug, #9 2. assisting, present, neigh-
bouring, near, close to ; —gmncp sh.
fF un. to be cut quite short, cut off
at the roots; -φωωω, fg s. accessit,
the next to the best, second best; --
εἰν... to obtain honorable mention,
to get honors; -wép a. near; — asqgus
gut, near relation ; --np a.near, next,
neighbouring, assistant; present; S.
Wourcask ps ; -enpkd, -βιΓ vna. to ap-
proach ; -capac(eh 5. proximity, near-
ness, neighbourhood ; —pusgep 3. city
near the capital; suburb; borough;
market-town.

Vouk J, bof ’ -δη"ε σε Sf va. to ap-
proach, to place next or near to,to ap-
proximate, to draw, bring or put near.

Wounh tosael’, Vou pul as bs (“Ὁ UN to ap-
proach, to approximate, to come, go
or draw near, to be near.

Joubenp 8.0

Ucp, fy 5. dirt, mud, mire, slime;
puddle, pool, fen, marsh, bog.

UV cop pup ad. like a puddle or marsh;
a. marshy, fenny ; muddy, miry; -40%
a. muddy, marshy; -$4q4 wabbd va.
to suffocate in a marsh; --αὔξ 9 a. mar-
shy, slimy; —tasd", usgay un. to stagn-
ate, to be stagnant, to form a swamp
or bog, to stand; -#£e a. moorish; --
Swope, moor-fowl. (muddy; 9. 8. Pop.

εἶ... of Vocpun a. marshy, miry,

Vopurgh ay a.still,standing, stagnant.

opmph ἐπ᾿ ἐν ἡ, τε. ὦ ὧν sf. cousin, mo-
ther’s sister’s daughter; —phanpef 5.
cousin, mother’s sister’s son ; —payp s/.
aunt, mother's sister.

1" ορδηρμ 8. uncle, mother’s bro-
ther ; τ neuen sf. cousin, mo-
ther’s brother’s daughter; —popnpgf
8. cousin, mother’s brother's son.

Worf 5. Wosreehy east, .

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one’s bellyfal.

Gut

Porn, bg OF ay sf. step mother.
Vopnewdagt 4. gray-mullet, sur-
Doprneusep a. bearded. [mullet.
Pope uy dunk p s. the temple.
opacky, ag a. bearded, long- or
thick-bearded.

opnem 8. bot. tuberose.

Wopnee . Wacprup p ρει Se beard;
aqipky --ν gray-beard; mqkkq, (Au,
wtyurgeap -, & Sorry, thick, uncouth
or neglected beard ; dpacep qgupapa
ὕω Shompgt, to have the face cover-
ed with down, or soft hair ; dopace wp
dushk ys to grow a beard; or sufephry
q@opren , Shaving-day 5 sahphy gle.
gocu fer, to shave oneself; to get
shaved; «οὖ νεῖ. “εἴο(νενε. ὦ “ε΄ τες. to
shave any one, to trim? as2byacyabhy
q--a, to let one’s beard grows dqhfe
- 2%, his beard begins to grow.

ἼΜΕΝ » --οἰρε εἶ §. Vor , ~ εὐἿμωμωωναῖ-

6 (he) yf “. the twenty first letter
of the alphabet, & the sixteenth of the
consonants ; y, j» three hundred;
three hundredth.

θωρεῖ.» —(Fb wh a. of or be-
longing to Japhet ; Armenian; — οὐδ
the Armenian nation, the Armenians.

θως » yy 8. δ΄. θωξσερᾳ) α. satiated,
sated, glutted, cloyed, full; --» “- σά.
to satiety, to one’s fill, to the fall;

- “τε. ον ἔν, bea συμ,» to eat ἃ drink
(Bog hd:
θω κε. Berg ἵνα 8. Garg hgne shy:

Bagh yc [9 fut, -- πα ἢ, s.natiety, sur-
feit, repletion ; aquuumnfy & york.
duh ,to burst with eating; -#c gated
va. to satisfy, to satiate, to sate; fe7-
wusy fron. —, to surfeit, to cloy, to glut,
to stuff, to gorge; — qguwwnct fap. to
vent one’s wrath ; -gfs a. satisfy-
ing, satiating.

sir

Bagh, kguy un. to be satisfied, to
have one’s fill ; - ~ftsiteg as cfocs or hus fe
fa, to glut, cram or gorge oneself
With; μεν fb φιω δα. ho was never
tired of looking at; μαθὼν, a. chem.
saturated.

Swgnel[Pfek, —neth, - σε μα. 8. satis-
fying; repletion; satiety, disgust; ῥ
yoqocrg., for satiating; swzncpg wo
wh,,to say I have had enough; πε.
wh, ἀνα περι. to eat one’s fill; — wn,
bh, agence (FE , to glut one’s avarice;
ἐ- qos ceeding [FE fepa . for satisfy-
ing his ambition ; μην. ἢν, 5. chen.
saturation.

Bug sf un. to fit, to fit well.

. Beqggghd, Egf va.to push, to shove.

Gaqud or -ὧ a. immolated, sacri-
ficed.

Bugk dS, kgf va.to immolate, to offer
up, to sacrifice to idols; -ῥ νη. to be
immolated to idols; to feed on meats
offered to idols; to profane or render
meats unclean by gnawing them.

βθωβχιυμως ΣΝ -΄ ἢ hay δ. porce-
lain, china, chinaware ; -&« a. china;
+ va. to cover or ornament with
Porcelain; —besy yusnwl, tessellated
pavement; —buy jsopfihacwS , tessella-
tion; mosaic.

Gufs [Pop , τορι a. rude, rough,
common, vile, low, vulgar, trivial;
servile. [city, boldness; S. ἴστε οἴ ,7,-.

Gwferpin a. bold, audacious; s. auda-

Gufrocnt a. audacious, venture-
some, overhasty, inconsiderate, im-

tudent; ad. precipitately, headlong,
uriously, impetuously, rashly, at a
venture, or random, audaciously, in-
solently ; indiscreetly, without discre-
tion or consideration ; — pujac[tped,
mpetuous courage; — fubqufek,, to
venture headlong, to expose oneself
to great peril. [ad.
“με. ρ ᾿ θωμρωώμξυ S. Busfrnend-

Su frwfdt yn. to fall sick.

Burd shoe a. roaming, rambling.

ϑωδωΐῖρ 9. diversion, pastime.

Gud bgudf s. piratical coasting ves-
sel, epactroceles.

Sethi bap, —bynegutbd ya.to Walk,
to take or lead about, to conduct here
& there; to veer, to turn about; to

circulate ; — gus, to turn, to roll one’s
CYCS 5 grap — qugu, tO glance over, or
round about; ore oss 72 acs Fs Γ᾽ qe putin -»

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U1,
to eat out of season.

Bud pl, kguy un. to travel, to visit
different places, to rove, to ramble,
to roam, to wander; to lounge; to
stray ; to circulate; — 5 dad be κα gus
dup, to travel by sea & land; 8. ἕως
dye -

Gwde% s. wandering, travelling;
circulation; round, turn, walk; agita-

8.sdnc% a. vagrant, wandering.[tion.

BuhwtbJS, kgf va.to look at, to gaze
upon, to look intently at; to survey,
to watch. (jewel & flower).

Boh fils, Gulth, [Pwe s. hyacinth

θωζ [ζω a. studded or set with
hyacinths; -(@4, a. hyacinthine.

θωφνμῥᾷ a. 4. Dioscorian; -packg s.
bot. morel or winter-cherry, alkekengi.

Shed μξ οἵ a. of Jacob or James.

*Bwhopfh 8. see-saw; 3. Ror:

Gushpf» pery 8. bot. bramble, briar.

6.04 s. Hebrew. w. El, Elohim, God,

Bussey .τᾷ 8. oe ee (Jehovah.

θώως presttoass ed, &c. 8. Gusteg gh fal, &c.

G_7qu pr. for, on account of, for
the sake of, in consideration of.

Geseqqearey wp Sf yn. to be impertinent
orinsolent ; to live dissolutely, to give
oneself up to debauchery.

Buqudyp, shy 8. salt-provisions.

Guykd, Egb va. to salt, to season or

Gwybs s.salter. [flavour with salt.

Guqaee 8. salting.

θωφ a. great, large, huge, enorm-
ous, gigantic, vast, immense; strong;
powerful, mighty, victorious; much,
many, abundant, considerable.

θωηίθωμωηοε a. strong-armed A
strong, robust, vigorous, very power-
ful; -aw#% a. convincing, convictive ;
—pbpé a. very high; sublime ; -gqbusg
a. victorious ; -- οὖν a, triumphal, vic-
torious, triumphant; 5. triumpher, con-
queror, subduer ; — εἰ. to triumph
over, to conquer; to excel; — kp¢q,
triumphal song, epinicion; —Sumah a.
ofan immoderate height or size, gi-
gantic, colossal; —Sapbid, kgf va. to
conquer, to vanquish, to overcome,
to subdue, to subjugate; to oppress,
to vex, to torment; — guste, to con-
vince, to confound, to abash; —Sepfs
a. convincing ; Oppressive; —Sapne(sh
s. defeat, subduing, subjugation; con-
viction ; oppression ; -dmpdpe a. large-
bodied, big, stout, corpulent.

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βω (9 νιν » og δ. prize or premium,
palm, laurels; triumph, victory; re-
ward, recompense; a. triumphant; —as.
ad. triumphantly, in triumph; -- ae,
+é,, to obtain a triumph; - fwtgiby, ᾧ
fb pay, OF -Ed, bah va. to triumph, to
receive or obtain the honour of a
triumph, to be triumphant, to win the
victory, to carry or bear away the
palm; to prevail; -#q s. triumpher,
conqueror.

Buy (PF νην a. heavy, strong- or
well-limbed, stout, corpulent, gigan-
tic; -ne(af s. stoutness, corpulency;
size, height, tallness.

Gary (PF whp ὃ. victory.

Gury[F winep a. flowing rapidly, tor-
rential, impetuous.

G42 wok a. eager to Win; conten-
tious, quarrelsome, litigious; --ωούρ δι
un. to desire to conquer; to delight in
strife or quarrelling, to dispute, to
contest; -ufpac§ s. desire of victory;
love of contradiction, contentious-
ness, quarrelsomeness, pugnacity,
fractious temper.

Gurgl? wnnep a. giving the victory.

Bees sco gr casts 8. lists , battle-field ἢ
means of victory.

Guo lF bl, Eofs va. to vanquish, to
Overcome, to conquer, to subdue, to
subjugate; to surpass, to excel, to
prevail over; - ag ozs one ἦτ po eas εἴν » to con-
quer, to triumph; -- ywengn, to over-
come or master one’s grief or sorrow;
- δι gtaruapnckg hosed” tok (eS castes » to
overcome all sorts of difficulties, to
surmount every obstacle; -- «w%dfi,
hurd ἔσο width, to conquer oneself,
to get the victory over self; to over-
come or subdue one’s passions; — pf
quemiuenetp,tO gain one’s cause.

Gung (Phgneghs a. rendering triumph-
ant over.

Bwylthoe, θωηίθινη 4. victor, van-
quisher , conqueror ; a. triumphant,
victorious, glorious.

BavglPnqiah wt S. 65 ons op fF sas by esse «

Beeyl(In(Pfpew s. triumph, victory,
success, advantage ; S. Qusyld castog carl
nel fed | fy cesesness ps ἔγ cary -, decisive vic-
tory; nehk,, ars ass als , os oss essa εὐ ἢ q- to
get the victory, to carry the day, to
be victorious, to prevail over, to get
the better or the mastery of; ᾧ an.
(οἴη unk πε ἔτ, ΟΥ̓ ane αἱ bry ma to obtain

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suo

a complete victory; SM δ ναῦν δ᾽ - f
qyccfe muwhk,, to gain great advan-
tages over; fukghh, -ω f dipuy, to
triumph, to be triumphant.

Bury lFnek 8. ὃ. Beary lF hoe. ἢ trump at
cards, (turk. goq)-

Bung ld nett 8. Burg ac [afe-

Burghfl, byw un.to get spoiled, to
be corrupted, decomposed.

Bus%wfe, wg a. frequent, continual,
incessant; prolix, long; much, full,
copious, abundant ; ad. frequently,
often, continually; too much,too many;
—e s.continuity, perpetuity; Sasgp τσ.
shew-bread.

θωχωμώμωρ 5. G cae Waes fs ad. ; -«οῇο.
-uv ad. very often, several times;
—gocty a. powerful, very numerous;
- Nudpwp, NUMerous army, innumer-
able throng; —gne(d- S. Fess eg of ccs og 20 (2 ;
—kuwh a. frequentative ; -ἀ S. θωχωβ
Q. 5 sag esezass y τοῦ 0019 001 0% a. where religi-
ous ceremonies frequently take place;
—awenne iT A. narrating many things ;
dogmatical ; s. Stromata; -ajée 5. Ba.
χω ad.; --νέτων pbifd yn. to appear in
public frequently ; 2m S. θωχω» a.

θωχίω κι, kyp va. to do often or
frequently ; to redouble, to multiply,
to augment, to increase, to enlarge;
un. to frequent, to haunt, to visit often;
to augment, to increase, to grow; to
abound, to be plentiful, to supera-
bound, to redound; to continue, to
endure, to last, to remain.

GuMofrbgnegutbd δ. βωχλωῤνξ Sd να.

θωχω νη, - μα" ὧς 8. frequenter;
customer; -σείϑὺ s. custom, business.

Gamuvfrne (I με΄», --ν« Π, 8. frequency ;
abundance, great quantity or number,
heap, redundance, affluence; frequent-
ing, haunting.

Bod vy 8. delay ; -ed ad. late.

Gear Sere ys a. long; — esdhes ; on οἵα ‘ for a
number of years, for many years;
hbgghs -- ads, may you liye many
years! live for ever!

Buchan, wy a. obstinate, stubborn,
selfwilled, wilful, headstrong, sullen,
restive ; tenacious ; —asherd, mga:
-ES, kgf, pd. kguy un. to remain ob-
stinate, to grow stubborn, to be stub-
bornly bent on, to be headstrong, re-
fractory, obdurate; to persist in, to
insist, to be bent on; -4am,-a= ὃ

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Bwdivn; ται (2h, -n.% 4. obstinacy,
stubbornness , restiveness , selfwill,
prejudice, perverseness, fanaticism ;
stiffoess , harshness, tenaciousness,
obduracy ; —(#7 ad. obstinately, wilful-
ly, stubbornly, obdurately.

Qudpieyp ad. totally, entirely, quite;
rashly, imprudently.

Gwwdpayp ad. out of the way, unsea-
sonably, beside the question.

§ aes el ol”, δοῦ » —bbwd, guy UN. to de-
lay, to retard, to defer, to remain, to
procrastinate; to tarry, to stay, to
dally, to loiter, to lag, to while; to
wait, to be patient; — ᾧ g fing. to con-
tinue drinking; to remain long over
one’s cup; - f ςωηηρηπε 2, not to
receive often the Holy Sacrament.

Gack oS”, Egh , - sre east ἔν ol va. to re-
tard, to defer, to delay, to put off, to
procrastinate 5 ake fil yesrdE- of cary » MY
lord delayeth his coming.

§ sae foes eso an » Udbinewes ad. on all
sides, from all parts.

Gok pw a.eternal, perpetual, ever-
lasting, endless; -« ad. for many years,
for ever & ever. (lope.

θωωτν ’ Mine pusg s. wild goat; ante-

Gwvfioe δὼ, —na pg 3. delay, stop, stay,
retarding.

βθιυωμωρ, Uwigewp 5. amber-gris ; bot.
(purple) sweet-sultan, mimosa farne-
siana, acacia.

Gwdp a. tardy, slow, long; sluggish,
dull; ad. slowly, tardily, leisurely ;
sluggishly.

θω εν φῖνωο a. slow-going ; -εὖ σε. ’
—frocs S. Tassie cary bs ve. ; -δῥν a. born
late 5 —Sesess a. 810W of belief; Ses”
θ. Quand” un. ; πρωρεῖ a. slow-moving ;
“ey α. ad. with tardy or sluggish
steps, slowly ; -- ον mtu» to go 8low-
ly, to go with slow & cautious steps.

Gui a. very slow, very tardy.

Gurdpepi[Fwy a. slow-going; s.land-
carriage, carriage by waggons.

Godpm [2 β ε΄, s. slowness, tardiness,
delay, retardation; sluggishness, idle-
ness.

Gu, s. hue ἃ cry, hoot, hooting,
whoop; S* J ΡΥ , ΠΡῸΣ be J“
yeas og. c00y . Sey Sacs wntk,, to hoot, to
whoop, to ridicule, to scoff; to treat
roughly, to molest, to importune.

Gaygnphd, better Wygoph dl, kgh un.
to wish any one good morning; to go

to salute or compliment a person eve-
ry morning; wd —6£;h, the hour of
audience; w&y7h—b,, hall of audience.
B-aygdiwt ad. early, very early, at
day-break.
wjlP-abd un. to leap with joy.
Beeyph opSneg ad. unawares, uDex-
pectedly. ([then; --πε. a. of that time.
Buytt uf ad. then, at that time, just
θυ νήσων pr. ad. over, on, on the
other side, beyond, on that side ; «%_

gwtk, -, to cross over, to pass by, to

go beyond; TL ded i - Wiper ase esse oss easy
to pass Ararat ; whywtky, - Bppur
way, to cross the Euphrates; 8. Waa.
θωγφξωξ, - duypp, ὅσο. 8. Σίωξ,
ἴω | id &ce.
ayuleys pr. ad. here, on this side,
this way; — suytheyo, on this side &
on that, from one side & the other,
here & there; adh — be afl μων είν.
some this way some that, some one
way, some another; Suyhgh sey — μων,
4, having glanced around ; 8. Ways.
asgutisene np "ἴεν ὃ. legends, meno-

logy.

ἼΝΝ 4h.nk ad. hereafter, hence-
forward, henceforth, from this moment
or hour, for the future. [} ζω.

Bessel ΓΟ ΩΣ θω» ΠΣ 2) 8. ων .

Buy ῥα α. evident, clear, manifest,
piain, palpable, obvious; ad. evident-
y, obviously, plainly, clearly, mani-
festly ; s. 8. ΣΟ ; -~&,- ful εξ,
it is evident, clear; - ῥῶ £, natural-
ly, of course, certainly ; «sss -- αὶ gh, it
is certain that; eng eng 49 — acpl ith £,it is
therefore clear that; -- or # - guyz, to
appear, to be manifested, made known,
evident, to be discovered or disclos-
ed : -- δέν «πίνει, to declare, to
make manifest, to display, to put or
set forth, to shew, to prove; to signi-
fy, to name ; — wathy qehgncthjar{eh ;
to acknowledge the receipt of.

Binz wwerg nyt, gust a. evident, appar-
ent, plain, visible, manifest, clear;
expressive, significative; —iufswes a.
ad. blamed jp public or publicly re-
proved ; — #£«L&,, to reprove openly ;
- bub, ,to be publicly insulted; - ζω ων
a. visible, plain, evident ; —Zpu% a. ex-
pressive, significative ; -te.% a. cons-
picuous, eminent, renowned, celebrat-
ed, famous ; -wusehke a. representing,
expressive ; -- Siwp_ry, portrait, sta-

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tues -syuennecdS’ α. narrated or narrat-
ing clearly; expounding clearly; ad.
evidently, clearly; — να. to nar-
rate clearly; to explain, to expound;
-puw a. declarative, explanatory.

θωγενωμωρν arg a declaratory ; dis-
tinctive, characteristic; s. demonstra-
tor ; arith. denominator ; exponent;
-n_{#} s. declaration, exposition, ma-
nifestation, notification, statement or
account; manifesto, manifest; pros-
pectus, programme; -- watéb,, to make
a manifestation.

Suyeb plow a. very well known.
θεω εν- μἥνη plist pr. before, in the

resence or face of, in front of; ad. S.

“Ὁ οἷν αἰ ἔτ 5 a. notorious, publicly
known, sensible, visible, evident; --
gregh to expose, to explain, to
make evident ; - ΠΣ 7 , ἴο
make a show of openly; -w6ag α- vi-
sible, palpable, notorious, evident;
-σεΐ s. manifest proof, evidence, no-
toriety ; -(2@ ad. openly, publicly, ma-
nifestly, visibly.

θωγενωμευν a, expounding, explain-
ing, exposing ; clear, perspicuous,
obvious, plain; -4 δῦ va. to ex-
plain, to expound, to expose, to illus-
trate, to make clear or evident; —; s.
expounder, interpreter; —n<(#f s. ex-
planation, exposition; -puy S. Besyur_
Tenet les 5 — pupusa. a. speaking or spok-
en openly, manifestly ; -- ¢hayne(Pher,
undeniable or decisive witness or
testimony; -- fvowk,, to speak open-
ly, to speak out plainly; —giyzu 8.
θεω ον ων} —ywt a, manifest, decla-
ratory, expressive; —Beufreom S. Guy
snw—; —yku ad. evidently, manifestly,
clearly, obviously, palpably, visibly ;
notoriously, publicly, openly, overtly;
intelligibly , explicitly; without dis-
guise, frankly, freely, boldly; -sbufy
ἐν ae evident, public, visible to
all.

Buywth dS, δοῦ va. to reveal, to dis-
close, to discover, to unveil, to un-
mask, to publish a secget, to make
public; to manifest, to declare, to
explain, to expound, to set forth, to
state, to expose; to signify, to notify;
to utter, to express; - qdfunm, ghrp
Sfu fep. to manifest one’s designs,
intentions, thoughts or opinions, to
declare oneself, to speak out; -- quskcty,

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θυ

to manifest oneself, to make oneself
known.

B.xjntf a. evident, clear, manifest,
notorious, recognizable, obvious, ex-
plicit, apparent, palpable, visible; ad.
8. Bausyenaseyha; — &£, it is clear, it is
evident, that is of course; -- ἐξέ
to be manifest, to appear; -- σαι,

Guayntfs a.enunciative.[to manifest.

Buyentine(Ffet 8. evidence, manifes-
tation, enunciation; disclosing, un-
veiling; apparition; revelation, Apo-
calypse ; Epiphany, Tuelfth-day,
—-night; coming, appearing of our
Lord; divine oracle ; duwdnck -ρ. the
Apocrypha. [ (ah. Gay care my hn»

GB cay enone itis « θω νου ΕἾ, S. Gey none

Qeuyprasen , fg OF wg 2. impudent, im-
modest, wanton, unchaste, lecherous,
lascivious, lustful, lewd, obscene; -
or -« ad. impudently, unblushingly,
immodestly , lewdly, lustfully, ob
scenely.

Baayen pusy a. unblushing, shame-
less, brazen-faced, impudent, immo-
dest; -Sukuwy a. obscene-eyed, star-
ing at impudently ; hud, ao εν UN. te
be devoid of modesty, to behave in-
pudently, to lead an unchaste life;
-οιἴγω ὃ. — Susy δ arg

βισώσενβαγ, be gyeery S. Θαιμαν αν,

Guypunnne[2h 4. immodesty, lascivi-
ousness, lust, lewdness, obscenity.

G whe. ’ Goth rag ὃ. term, end, finish;
rhyme, cadence, numbers, termina-
tion, ending, desinence, harmony; δ.
convenient, suitable, congruous, be-
coming, apt, fit, adapted; quiet, good,
kind, sweet, pleasing ; -- byastby, Se.
uwht;, to be finished, accomplished;
to expire, to end, to bound, to termin-
ate; —4uthy, nuwtb,, to bring about,
to succeed in; to complete, to put aa
end to, to finish.

Gutgugyt a. in a proper manner,
seasonably, becomingly, befittingly;
—hwk a. rhymed ; accomplished, finisb-
ed, ended; -4/g a. well suited to one
another, having affinity with, analog-
ous, Similar; τέων 8. Gk penny; τάχα.

eyt Ss. Q spel wtrnet > -“εὐἰἴτηδ, by ὅ.
rhymer, rhymster; -cap 8. Buby α.;

-enppS un. to finish, to end; -capach
s. accomplishing, fulfilling.

θωΐη δ. bof. —hgneguil dt va. to
complete, to finish, to end; to render

θυ, ΄

suitable, to adapt, to accommodate;
to appropriate ; to accord; to put into
rhyme. |

Bahgk dS, Legh. —gfdl, πὸ une to be
ended, finished, bounded; to drive at,
to tend to, to come to, to be reduced,
to dwindle, to result; to discharge, to
flow or to fall into, to empty itself.

βωΐᾳ ard s. 8. ΠΣ rhyme,
termination ; —warerhouy a. well-work-
ed or made.

Gutigne(tpct s. relation, affinity,
conformity, similarity; fitness, suit-
ableness.

θωΐνᾳ.». Ὁ, 5. end, termination, close,
conclusion; cadence ; repose, rest;
meeting, rencounter; -- wdh;, phkpby,
wnth,, to put an end to, to finish, to
terminate; guy ᾧ --ν πως — hesmeaph_
yorl3E, to be perfected, to arrive at
perfection.

βωΐνη κε sh ad. 8. Lushe.ne. leo

βωΐνη"ε σωΐ δι, gf va. to draw on, to
win, to attract, to charm, to captivate,
to reconcile, to conciliate, to appease,
to calm; to conclude, to terminate, to
finish; pip — quppus , to steal hearts,
to win, to conciliate; ,sfigt -- gre, to
win or bring over; —#cgfs a. attract-
ive, alluring, engaging, insinuating,
Winning, prepossessing.

Guwtashl, ghey un. to be attached
or affectioned to, to get fond of, to
conceive an affection or liking for; to
repose, to cease.

GS acre op op Yo ezs gx carps ’ -οἷἶε ad. boldly, im-
pudently, saucily, daringly, rashly,
hardily , precipitately , audaciously,
temerariously ; -gopd or -γῶωρ a. act-
ing rashly ; -ἰνοω a. speaking audaci-
ously.

Gwkagikd, kof ’ —bgncguhkd va. to
render impudent or rash, to embolden.

Guta gpd, δι vn. to dare, to be
bold enough, to be audacious to do
or say any thing, to have the hardi-
hood or boldness to, to arrogate, to
presume, to grew insolent or saucy;
to venture, to attempt, to run the risk.

Gwtggiac(2h s. audacity, boldness,
rashness, temerity, hardihood ; impud-
ence, sauciness, insolence, arrogance,
presumption ; licence, too great liber-
ty; frolic, youthful pranks; —(2& cdp
8. Cate ghopwp °

Gutke flint, pr. ad. before, in the pre-

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BULL

sence of, in the face or sight of, hard
by, against, opposite, over against,
in the view of, in the face, publicly,
in public; χω --, face to face; front
to front; -- £-/, before me, in my pre-
sence; - &hEgkgey, in face of the
church; -- #@d/° Sf, in the face of the
whole world ; — a3 , publicly, before
all people; sa««&, --, to say to one’s
face; - “σε. ἤν ἔτ. . Qungnegubly, aS Ly , to
present, to offer, to introduce, to re-
present, to exhibit, to set before the

-eyes, to shew, to remonstrate; -- wa_

Ὅν» to reprove, to reproach, to blame;
— νιν Quy, to present oneself, to ap-
pear, to make one’s appearance be-
fore, to shew oneself; -- dismsks» kurz,
to appear before.

Bute filivtiwfrou a. saying to a per-
son’s face, in the presence of; contra-
dicting, opposing ; -frownef s.speaking
face to face, dialogue, confabulation ;
~uy a. opposed, present; ad. before,
face to face; — watk,, to show, to
prove, to demonstrate, to explain;
—hujne(Jh 8. proof, argument, demon-
stration; reproach ; —4#% a. reprehen-
sive, reproving; evident, manifest;
~huwy a. present, assisting, in the pre-
sence Οἵ; s. assistant; -ἤωφ "ες [εν 8.
the being present, assisting, presence;
proof, demonstration ; -- νοῦ a. repel-
ling or rejecting advice, spurning or
despising admonition, insolent, insub-
ordinate ; -«4£« ad. openly, obviously;
evidently, clearly; -wé« a. seeing face
to face, clearly; -pusyp. wg 8. present-
QT; —pupac[2h s. presentation ; -cnp a.
apparent, plain, visible, evident; re-
proachful, reproving.

Gusting pilistale of, haf va. to reprehend,
to reprimand, to blame, to reproach,
to cast in one’s teeth, to chide, to re-
buke sharply, to revile, to rate, to
scold; to present, to represent, to
show, to demonstrate, to discover,
disclose or unveil; to prove, to con-
vince ; —f un. to be reprehended, re-
proached, chided; to be presented ;
discovered ; convinced.

θωνη ζιποῖ ; sfault finder, censurer,
admonisher ; discover; demonstrative.

Quteflistine(Ffet s. reprehension,
reprimand, admonition, correction,
reproach; invective, scolding, chid-
ing; representation, exposition; proof,

θυ,

demonstration, manifestation, state-
ment; pop -(#E, bitter water; fig. the
waters of bitterness.

Gwhgnegh, χα περ a. rash, foolhar-
dy, audacious, adventurous, hardy,
resolute, determined; ad. rashly, in-
considerately, audaciously, arrogant-
ly, presumptuously, insolently, haugh-
tily, petulantly; hardily, resolutely,
determinedly.

Butbggayfl, Eguy un. 8. Weggay bs;
to be or become apathetic ; to be out
of one’s senses.

θωυῥρωε ad. unjustly, wrongfully,
wrongly, unreasonably, iniquitously,

Gasiofetsessy S. Unf. any . Lillegally.

Gunth ᾿ Gately eee, &e. S. Basteg. , Bat
4 ὦ... δα.

θωνξωρδ a. sudden, unexpected,
unforeseen; ad. unawares, unexpect-
edly, suddenly, on a sudden, abrupt-
ly, all at once; int. please God! would
to God! may it please God; - δῶ, if
by chance.

θωλζωρδιμωῳ a. suddenly opened;
—pocf. a. gushing forth unexpectedly;
—gfew a. unexpectedly discovered;
—guyt 8. θ wth wpdad.; —gopsa.done sud-
denly ; -g&4 a. happening unexpect-
edly, unforeseen, unexpected, unhop-
ed or unlooked for; extraordinary,
fortuitous, casual, accidental; ad. un-
awares, suddenly; by chance, fortuit-
ously ; -qhy wiiphe 8. shower ; —(Fop
ad. all at once, suddenly, impetuous-
ly, precipitately, inconsiderately, ra-
pidly; -taqnq a. unexpectedly called
together or assembled; -frow 5. im-
provisatore; extemporary speaker or
poet ; -frowk dS, gh va. to extemporize;
to speak extemporally; to get up at
& moment's notice; —frounc(th 8. ex-
temporizing ; extempore speaking ;
Improvisation; -Sw¢ a. shining forth
or appearing suddenly; -δῥν a. hap-
pening suddenly or unexpectedly; mo-
mentaneous, of short duration ; —f0%
a. unexpected, unlooked for, unfore-
seen; —4f a. sudden, unexpected, un-
foreseen, unthought of, abrupt; —, -
/# ad. unawares, unexpectedly, quick-
ly, suddenly, abruptly, all at once;
~4au a. happening unexpectedly, com-
ing by chance, unlooked for, unex-
pected; S. βωνζωρδ ad.; — δεν θεαί e9eeen eg.
Luh, kphbeq, violent fright, panic,

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panic terror; — ως oF op Seu, Sudden,
unexpected death; -ddiw»4 a. dead sud-
denly ; s.sudden death; -- ,b%6,. to die
a sudden death; -:uwpé a. moved or
moving suddenly ; -- σιν ων. die ἐξ ῥά vn.
to be passionate, hasty, irascible.
θωνφζφωρδέρξείων a. momentarily
seen. [-dsop£t Ss. θωνζωρὸ ad.

B uteheup 5 nyt —oned SF- anda —Sacum

Bestel ead ofr br any 5. - ὧν hy «οἷν .

Bcthuwpeu ad. without suspicion,
confidingly. [&e.

Basel eng ᾿ Guth bf, δα. S. βωδ-- ᾿

6 case St usp figs ξ, θωνςνωρῥο gy U.
imp. it is impossible, it can’t be done.

G cast Lease διυμνρν ad. providently, care-
fully, diligently.

Bustriwtduhp 8. care, pains, solici-
tude, assiduity ; management, gestion,
expedition.

GB te ζω, dh oS, Eg va.to take care of,
to pay attention to, to be careful of;
to provide for, to protect, to treat
with much care; to manage, to admi-
nister ; to expedite.

Gutdwtbtfs 4. careful person, pro-
vider, protector, manager, director.

θωΐν a. recommended; 7 -! God
be with you! Adieu! - &. bqbe, bap.
“περ. kybay v. imp. to resign, trust,
submit, abandon or recommend one-
self to; - cantly δ. Bunt fbb - wn,
ton, , to assume responsability orcare,
to undertake to, to oblige or pledge
oneself to do anything 5 sasnbacy —, not
to accept, to deny, to refuse, to re-
ject, to disallow ; 8. Wed.

θωνισν οὐ πη νά $ COMMISSION ; «>.
quip —y, the members of the -; -
fupet,, to appoint or name a -.
be Shu uene ao. presumptuous,
arrogant, presuming , self-conceited ,
confident, consequential ; — ἐν; or
- ῥέγυη. to presume too much on one-
self, to be self-conceited, arrogant, to
trust to, or to rely on oneself, to as-
sume a consequential air or look, to
arrogate, to pretend to ; -a</d} 4. pre-
sumption, self-conceit, consequential-
ness, arrogance ; -/2# ad. presumpta-
ously, consequentially, arrogantly.

G esse Ss κω πα by sts a. acceptable, worth
accepting or taking; voluntary,avow-
ed, accepted ; - as cas ων σε. [( οἷν. posr
tive precept; -anc. wg δ. commission-
agent, factor ;-asc$ s. acceptance, ac-

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ceptation, consent, engagement, avow-
al, approbation. [ment.
Gut ζω ωρῖρ δ. commission-pay-
Gwtthupwp, wy 8. employer; prin-
cipal ; —w#4w0% a. in commission or re-
commandation ; — &aqad, commission ;
- (Ancq{#, letter of recommendation ;
-τ pesSatepfg. dimissory letter; -- --
phumatoy, credentials ; -o.% 8. com-
mission, order; recommendation; mis-
sion; delegation; solicitation; —é&.,
éypva.to commission.[giveacommand.
Sundib hs ag ὃ. order; -- wabk,, tO
Gutdvbw, kyp va. to recommend; to
deliver, to commend, to put or give
into the hands of, to deposit; to re-
sign, to leave; to intrust, to confide,
to trust, to rely on; to impose, to
charge, to order.
θωΐ Lily s00g 02 [2 fra te ὃ. acceptation.
θωνσεωρ. ῥ 8. January.[jansenism.
θωνω δ coh 9..α. Jansenist ;— «νη νη,»

βιωλιν νει ων S. Peer reasons e

θωΐ. by δ. fault; sin ; shut A.

subject to sin, guilty, culpable.

ButgutbS , ΓΖ) ἢ 55εἰ vn. to
commit a fault, error or crime; to
transgress, to trespass, to sin; to fall
in error,to fail, to do amiss, to stumble,
to go astray; to abuse, to offend, to

ive offence, to wrong, to injure; S.

L(Ph..

Swiguhe s. transgression , fault,
Wrong, offence, error, fall, sin, tres-
pass, crime, delinquency ; fide —hop.
through me, through my fault; -
Sadia neclh.p , to impute as a crime
05S. βυ δῖε 4, PPh ec ngneguitth ,Γ.

whgwene a. faulty, guilty, delin-
quent, culpable, criminal; - opfiug,
transgressor, violator, criminal, delin-
quent; - quail Le ΠΣ ἘᾺΝ
ἀξ. to confess one’s fault, to plead
guilty; - να ῥεῖν 5. culpability, trans-
gression.

Gatghd Eghs buy 8. θεν ον 4.

θῦνε gnughs 8. Butgneghs-[ guite-

why ae seed 1g, πσεξ, -οε. δὲ, ὃ. θων.
θυ). gut Sua. to cause to trans-
gress or to sin, to induce to crime;
~aeghs a. causing sin.
wash s.idolatrous sacrifice or
oblation; —wSf% a. born through a
Sacrifice ; τωρ 8. Sacrificer, pagan
priest.
Busey, vy 9. fascination, evil-eye,

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charm; - or —whp 8. envy, rancour;
ill-will; -éS, bof. -fd) bguy vna. to
envy, to be envious of, to pine away
with envy, to be eaten up with envy ;
to bear malice, to disparage, sneer
or rail at, to attack through ill-will or
malevolende ; -4om, wg a envious,
jealous, malicious, malivolent ; fascin-
ating, bewitching, enchanting ; -«}
—aeifis δ. Buns quae °

Guongsod a. sure, safe, secure, out
of danger, assured; 3. security, safety;
place of safety, shelter; τῶ εἰν. to
be in security, safe, sheltered ; - or
πω wntb,, to assure, to secure.

Becreqursndiag pk dS va. to secure, to
insure, to assure ; —gpnq &.insurer, Un-
derwriter; -gpa.(#h 8. insurance, un-
derwriting; dmepsua4 -(2&, policy of
insurance ; §. βωωρμως ῴσε (2 ped.

GB aes cay 002 5 ev ef ease ess fy waa UN. to be sure,
certain, assured, tranquillized.

G eas cng eer 5 refer y ere ἡ Ἷοῖς of, —fEd,, Lof UVa.
to assure, to reassure, to tranquillize,
to remove a person's fears; to gua-
rantee, to give security for.

Bur syerS oder (I fet s.security, safety,
surety, certitude; quiet, tranquillity.

θωκη a. very patient, very hope-
ful, long-suffering.

Gussyesquip 8. delay, hinderance, re-
tardation; adjournment, putting off,
procrastination ; wsnwhy —burg ad. with-
out delay, forthwith, immediately, in-
stantly, at once.

θην sarge oJ, Loft va. to defer, to put
off, to procrastinate, to prorogue; to
retard, to hinder, to stop, to protract,
to delay; to prolong, to lengthen; to
temporize; S. SS Pee

βθωνεεν ἡἶν gare guith S δ. GB ccseygessy le Sf VA.5
“σευ; a. retarding; hindering.

ase any εὦ [sel ΟΣ, un. to delay, to tar-
ry, to remain; to linger, to loiter, to
be late. [suspensive.

Busquets a. delaying, prorogative,

θω ἡ ego a. tardy, slow ; loitering;
temporizing.

G eas soy rq ere [Ὁ βεῖν . “σε, 8. delay, hin-
derance, impediment; putting off, de-
laying, protraction, procrastination,
prorogation, respite; temporizing.

aseyiny, wee. — ad. afterwards, next;

Gass ang ease asses ᾿ G cary sy asso sar es ᾿ Fé a. despis-
ing, scorning, contemning; s. despite,

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disdain; outrage; — .«.£,.to injure,
to outrage, to affront; to curse.

Busy vite s. retrenchment, cutting
off, suppression, diminuition; mutila-
tion.

Gas ng cnr δ, bof va. to retrench, to
curtail, to diminish, to cuts to mutil-
ate, to castrate ;to cut off, to abridge;
to suppress; — quwebynpg πεηξχω. to
prune, to lop, to trim, to cut; -- σφ.
dwas, to detruncate ; -- gltheu, to
clip a bird’s wings; -- φόδρω νἴο shear,
to clip; to shave; -- qeushushPu, tO cro
ears; -εῤιγ un. to be pruned, cut off,
&e. ; - gi pkuop OY wn Lplwop » te be
close shaven. ει (trenchant sword.

Bereyerefs 5. pruner, lopper; “νερ —,

B usayeere ve ἐπ, Ss. Gear ary case. case Ὰ

θωωσερινήῥ ad. hastily, in ἃ hurry,
suddenly, quickly, at once.

θωρ»η a. favourable, propitious, ad-
vantageous, prosperous, commodious;
-£.itis favourable, &c.; it is time,
it is the favourable moment; -- διε»
happy issue.

θωρνηωμωξζμεν a. lucky, fortunate.

Bufoquh, wy a. adroit, clever, skil-
ful, expert, capable, apt; industrious;
nimble, expeditious, quick, alert; S.
Buufon δι Qh ah; sas μων ad. adroitly,
dexterously, cleverly, skilfully, ex-
pertly, capably; -».(@@% s. dexterity,
address, cleverness, aptitude, ingenu-
ity, ability, skill, expertness.[handed.

θωρνηωδξ at α. ὃ. θωρπηνᾷ; lucky-

Bufeywykes ad. prosperously, hap-
pily, commodiously.

Gufayt Ss kyh va. to prosper, to
make prosperous, to favour, to second,
' to facilitate ; to direct, to govern; to
do, to operate, to act; -hurg dhkq pum
eugef nkuwtk,, We were 80 fortunate
as to see; -f/ un. to prosper, to be
prosperous, successful or fortunate,
to have great success, to thrive, to
succeed in, to contrive to, to get on
prosperously, to reach or attain one’s
aim, to come to a good issue, to ter-
minate propitiously ; -- 6 dép p queh_
hen (Ffrt Or φήωρδῥι., to succeed
against all probability; »; ~,s-. to be
unsuccessful, to fail, to miss one’s aim,
to be baffled, to miscarry, to be great-
ly disappointed ; pesfagqkughu, μωβα.
δι pkq, you will fully succeed; all
will be well with you.

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θι.
θωρνησεμδ 1 ng ὅ. prosperity.
θωρ»η»:.[9 ῥεῖν s.8uccess, prosperity,
good luck or fortune, thriving, happy
state of affairs; efficacy, virtue ; con-
venience, leisure, ease; opportunity,
occasion ; ~g» achievements, exploits,
heroic acts; -# ad. successfully, with
success; — ᾧ qkwy guy nike. to bo
favoured, befriended; - pom μα ξ
εἶν να, fortune befriended him, he
had the fortune to; 8. Rafiqksf.

Bea oq ere_ifis s. Gnfnyne(Ffrt 5 — many:
to ensure the success of.

θωβηρᾳν ἡ 8 successor; heir, in-
heritor; a. following, next; succeed-
ing, subsequent, posterior; <p» poste-
rity; spew ad. saccessively, conse-
cutively, one after the other; --νῷῇ «ὖν
a. successive, consecutive; -&/. kgf
va. to cause to succeed, to replace; -
or --Γ[«Γ, Lquy un. to succeed, to come
after, to follow next, to take the place
of; to inherit, to stand next heir; to
follow, to ensue, to result, to spring
or proceed from; -#c(#f/.% 8. succes-
sion; inheritance; continuation, or-
der, series ; — Jawg, series of affairs;
- ugkinpgs bqkabn (9 Ἐς, succession,
concatenation, series of misfortunes,
of crimes.

G.unup, --ν s- front, front part, fore
part; a. previous, former, prior, an-
terior ; ad. before, in front, over-
against; previously, formerly, hereto-
fore; first, at first, at the commence-
ment; —, δε -, afterwards, at a later
period, in the sequel, eventually; -
pt pr. before, ere; - pul gqeozelse,
before the sun was; - ἢ φῶ, first,
first of all, in the first place, before
all things, first & foremost; — Famdea_
Leashuwe., anciently,formerly, long since,
in days of yore; “[ωνεῖνε. -. an hour
before; — δὲ 4tf. before & behind;
ng — ng ghhf:, neither before nor be-
hind; — eye, forward 5 - ekpt,. to
bring before, to present; to produce,
to cause, to engender, to Occasion ; to
allege, to adduce, to quote, to cite; -
μηδ, OF gu, to derive, to come or
proceed from, to emanate; to ensue,
to result, to be produced or born
from; -- whgwhk,, to make progress,
to improve; - «%&,, to present for
choice ; -- sn%ne,, to adduce, to draw,
to bring; — Gray, Gory -ν - Sissons » to

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present oneself, to come forward; -
«πον... to advance further; -- $46 _
«&,, to precede, to escort, to convoy;
-- dinmnegmbk,, to cause to advance
or to progress; to raise, to elevate,
to promote; to bring to an issue; --
bpfdo,, to advance, to gain ground,
to progress, to improve ; — δ. to
continue, to go on; -- faphy ypwhat,
to gather up the broken thread of con-
versation, to continue, to go on to
say, to proceed in a discourse, to re-
sume; onto few ~ μὴν εὐ ἔν . ἴο push
beyond, to stretch too far; — ὠρζω.
thy. -ἃ αι, to propose, to put for-
ward ; — pol wunyh, 1 said already.
cae ra. sno f cas grass ον 8. privilege, prero-
gative, special grant or endowment.

Gursferpet , fry 8. preface, pro-
logue, preliminary dissertation, prefa-
tory discourse, preamble, exordium,
prelude, prolegomena ; a. speaking
first; - δώ kgf ὑπ. to speak first; to
open the proceedings; to make a pre-
face or introduction ; to give as a spe-
cimen ; -we_l{ah 8. §. G aso ox. xe Pass paces 5 the
being the first to speak; prediction;
-phpewhet a. pronounced, uttered ;
-pkpkI 8. Quwaw? μέρει; un. to be
produced; to advance, to progress;
-αὔρπι [ῥεῖν 3. presentation ; preposi-
tion, propounding ; pronunciation, ut-
terance.

Bern wfiogers4 a. placed in the chief
seat, seated in the highest place; s.
president; pg. precedency, primacy,
the first, highest or most honourable
place; -¢£« a.foreknowing, prescient;
instructed beforehand; forewarned;
~gpuae[Ffe% 2. prescience, foreknow-
ledge ; -gbp a. written beforehand ;
-gfew a. known or discovered prece-
dently; pre-eminent ; - γίνω a. pre-
ceding, foregoing, antecedent; —gays
a. anterior, previous, precedent, form-
er, prior; ad. before, heretofore, be-
forehand, antecedently, previously ;
formerly, anciently ; -- w-mpprp, some
days before; — ρων, before; ᾧ —gae_
ἀξ, ἃ priori; -goynch 4. pre-existence;
~gaezeanl 5. Ὅμωῤνω»--" —gpbd va. to write
about or treat of antecedently; -σ.
pk ay a. predicted, foretold; aforesaid,
above mentioned.

Baneercrrf argu a. prior, placed before,
having the precedence ; pre-eminent;

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foregoing, precedent; - ων &c.S. Yas
fewguubd, &e.; -géf a. advancing,
progressing ; improving, making pro-
ficiency ; ad. forward; s. corypheus ;
proficient; — £,he is advancing in his
studies; ἔρίθ ay -- be all & αὐἵνεν , to im-
prove; to increase in prosperity ; frp
with ~ sofogk fu, that man prospered
greatly ; -- ;bub, or —gflkw un. to ad-
vance, to go forward, to progress, to
make progress, to profit, to succeed ;
~gbdnf{#h 9. advancement, progress,
improvement, amelioration; —¢fy a.
placed before, propounded 5; —gpédJ,
bgp va. to set before, to propound ; to
propose ; un. to purpose, to project, to
devise, to form a design or resolution;
—gpnc{2h 2. proposition; design, pro-
ject, intention.

Buon saParpfswy » --ὧνα a. foregoing ; pro-
gressive; — σεῦ, advanced guard,
vanguard ; -ᾷΑοωηώνησε [ὃ με oan as οἷν Ex ἡ ass ᾽
course of the stars ; —fsn4 a. premedi-
tating, deliberating beforehand ; pre-
meditated ; — ,#u4,. to premeditate ; to
provice 3 -ναξιε [2 feck 8. previous deli-
eration, premeditation ; -ίνον a. fore-
telling, predicting; presuming to speak
first; pert, petulant, saucy, rash ; -ῥνο,
unc[2hs. prediction, prophecy.

Goce sce Paes axse δ. mech. resultant ; —Sa0_
tof? a.foreknown, predicted, foreseen;
-Swhofdn (3h s. foreknowledge, fore-
sight, presage; -δέω, δύ va. to pro-
duce, to create ; —ém, wg 8. producer,
author; -ὁ σεῦ s. production, creation.

Burninfushud a. predisposed, spon-
taneous; -σε 8. predisposition, spon-
taneity ; —gwaryzg a- built or construct-
ed previously ; -famwe a. Perfect
from all eternity; done or finished
before; —Gsaq a. pre-ordained, des-
tined; decreed; first in order ; -ζωρ.
qoc(#h s. first building or construc-
tion; —hereys hy sae. a. prominent, jutting
or leaning Out; - ζω a-present, assist-
ing; first in order or rank, primary,
principal, chief; corypheeus; -—f0q4% s.
the first place ; the front, the fore
pee —hpld- oh a.familiarized or tamed

eforehand.

θωκιυβως μένα a. provident, pru-
dent, cautious; -- ,pus,. to foresee ;
- ων a. arrived before or first; — αὐ
ape. OF -ncf s. prerogative, privilege;
—Suewin a. believing first of all men;

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~hoquak, &C. 8. Ὥωβνεος παι, δια. “. 5. θωκ βω ῥάῖν (91; arith. progres-
Cunufaduyh a. predicting, prophe- Ϊ sion; -- φωνωμωζῥ, growth, increase; -
sying ; predicted, prophesied ; -4a'va. | ῥ᾽ sguwmncf, promotion; f (ἰδ engi
to predict, to prophesy ; --σείσ s. pre- | ~, getting worse, deterioration; de-
diction, prophecy; -- ὅν (9 s. promo- | moralization. (beforehand.
tion, advancement; -dfy;8--fuphon.| BQunufwgrg a. shewing or shewed
G)cxr re. c00 Pezs ef car este ; ~-nclth "ΞΕ. Barre co fess. Berm Perper hs ld a. big-, pot- or tun-
put fi; —dissmeyg a. standing forward, | bellied. [weve (ὁ με, 4. prescience.
presenting or offering oneself, eager, | Suawfyfuwhwh a. foreknown; -χί,
forward, earnest, assiduous; s. com- Sunuphss bof un. to precede, to
petitor; — ;ba6,, to advance, to pre- | forego, to go or march before; to be
sent or offer oneself, to be forward, | or get before, to advance, to move or
eager, Warm; ~#ixpw s.8kirmish, brush; | go forward; to arrive before, to anti-
πο “bf Or-fs s. skirmisher; champion; | cipate; to govern, to lead, to guide;
~ gore» the flower of the army ; dfn | Susdingryg fo ΞΕ» my watch goes too
a. generous, liberal; voluntary; —,p. | fast; -9£ gaps%, the work is progres-
Ὧκ,. to offer, to give freely or spon- | sing.
taneously ; to be full of good-will, ar- | Bunsfheaypuhounw δ. archbishop.
dour or eagerness; -din fe ad. in push- wow gnegubl J va. to advance, to
ing forward, in advancing; -- 4 p(t, | push on, to urge on, to bring or drive
to open a way through & advance be- | forward, to accelerate, to quicken; to
fore all; -dém a. going in or enter- | cause to advance, to help on.
ing before; -smm (ῥεῖν 5, eagerness, | Bunufpb[euy a. foregoing, preced-
good-will, cheerfulness. ing, previous, antecedent, precedent;
Sunwfutrud’, ὦ, vn. to advance, | s. fore-runner, precursor , outrider;
to go or move forward, to precede, to | antecessor, predecessor; -- δ, to
walk on; to advance, to progress, to | precede, to forego, to fore-run, to out-
improve; to have beginning, rise or | ride; ~piSuy a. offered beforehand; s.
origin, to be born; -apum 8. whew | first fruits; fg. the first proselyte.
gens; —hgwh , hyn s. the Passover ; Burn Pfdiag a. provident.
the Paschal lamb. —[cursor, guide. | βωπωῤβῥνων ων (ΔΖ s. advancement;
Gunwfuruefy a. preceding; s. pre- | artistic progress; —frcume{d- fut 8. pre-
Burn fusugr 4. the first rule or re- Carn ufdg nek S. θωκβω -.. [diction
gulation. Gun fdgnet δ. mech. propulsion,
6 oes. 100 9 cco 004 o00 ἢ} δ. advanced post, propelling. ,
sehtry, sentinel; out-post, —picket; | βωπιυρίκπε: αὐ. in the beginning, pri-
~ gfenwenp mar. look-out man, sen- | mitively ; -Ὥσε δὼ ad. first, firstly ; an-
try; -τ-ωρωξ ων 2. preservative » pre- | tecedently. (cess.
caution ; a. preservative, precaution- Gunufruptacfsl s. progress, pro-
ary 5; pyunne_b&s va. to prefer, esteem unwiny, -Jac. ad. before, in time
or honour more : -semuned ἃ. an- past, formerly ; -fo.ue ad. before, on
nounced, narrated beforehand. the front or front part.
ase re. ae esses εν vy F —tuy a.predicted, fore- as rz surfer ccs pr ly case_ese 8. Ves frmcees—«
told, prophesied; —n{#f.% 5. predic- Guntd, égf va. to hold or stretch
tion, prophecy ; ~v#.%a.fed orbrought | out or forth; to push or drive in, to
up beforehand ;.-uw#hq5 8. Tywfrw. | cause to enter or penetrate, to fix in;
sess bs 5 « (hand. — gas OF quik, to look at fixedly, to
Gur sfudusumusy a. working before- | rivet one’s gaze on, to gaze earnestly
Suv furerkd va. to advance, to sur- on, to have the eyes fastened upon; -
Pass ; “ΟΡ --ανξἴι bguy Ὁ. to advance, gqyne pals οἵ“. ages ἐν γε. ᾧ css bats » to face, to
to progress, to improve ; to outstrip, | come to the window, to look out, to
to surpass, to excel; to push into, to | present oneself, to appear; -- 42 ἔκ,
Ῥθποίγαίθ; --ὠνδων wy a. foreseeing; | to stretch forth one’s hand ; —$ un. to
rovident; 8, Qgmyu{a}; -- ;bhk,, to | stretch out the head to see ; to stretch,
Oresee ; -whunc(th 4. foresight, pre- | to extend, to thrust; to fasten or stick
Vision; -mbunes a, provident; -wnch | on, to be fixed or fastened on, to heed,
ρας ON

sus
to dwell ON; — dinop, fa feapSncpags » to
contemplate, to speculate upon, to
meditate or consider attentively, to
penetrate, to examine thoroughly ; --
τῷ. secrete sss ey OF Surg ly Je: to fix
the eyes or the gaze on a person; -- ᾧ
qucqbapheys, to be fond of trifles;
wip bop weft junky foyf §
«Εν, his eyes were fastened on
that brave man.

Guat bl, ; soph uy ’ api ‘ Δα. αν aay
vn. to rise, to arise, to get up, to rise
or stand up, to rise again; to awake,
to be roused, to wake out of sleep; to
resuscitate, to come to life again, to
live again; -- ῥ d&abyng, to rise from
the dead; = f di preszy » - ee - nuns
farhuenml neposp, to rise against, to
rebel or stand up against, to revolt,
to mutiny ; wigr£% —, to rise anew, to
get up again ; “ἔτ ease. εἴδει ἔπε fut.
bp» another question arose ; wpf,
arise δ sar hp ’ get up! une aa dl
ΟΣ go to meet him; sp huse. yuelFa
agi, he rose from his seat, he got up
from his chair.

Gesntneth ῥ fépuy. assault, attack.

1 ee eee ape Ss. θω»- ῥα.

Guwanit 2. gazing, stare; contem-
plation. [samine, jasmine.

Guvudpl , lh fe , —dfht or —df 8. bot. jes-

βωυα ἡ ΠΣ ΩΣ ayers ὅ. jasper.

Gied acum ad. from God, of God.

Cuwwwh, wy 5. bottom; pavement;
floor; ground, earth; the buttocks; --
haypebbp OF Saypbib ug, native land or
country, birth-place, home ; -- g&ung.
canal, bed ofa river; — wapeuubbpin,
brick pavement; -- sspesyurnevl , 8tONO
pavement; -- twene, keel of a ship;
wna. --οε. knpSash&y, pubyl, dphshe 37
or —«, to raze to the ground, to level
or lay even with the ground, to de-
molish, to raze or pull down; to sap,
to undermine ; ἐᾧ ;biky ghinnyt stot?
-« fer, to be swelled very high, to
rise, to swell beyond, to overflow.

Berm mhw psy α. Οὗ Which the bottom
or bed is exposed; — part whl, ηδ' add» to
divide the sea & lay bare its bed;
—pregh a. growing Straight; -w¢fs s.
plan ; anny κα puqapl > to trace or
take the plan of a town; —bud vn. to
freeze, to be frozen; -cap a. solidly
bottomed; paved.

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ground, to cast down, to dismantle, to
cast to the earth, to overthrow, to
destroy, to demolish utterly; fg. to
exterminate, to annihilate, to kill, to
cause to perish; to pave, to flag, to
cover with pavement.

βωνωζ pt[duwgp 8. practicable road.

Cumahpip 4. dregs, lees, sediment; ©
8. U peep (tor; paviour.

Guswhps s. destroyer, extermina-

Gumugnet 2. paving.

B aco ers cnet by ofl” 9 “οὗ, βωωωνέ ed, Loaf va. to
prune, to dress, to lop, to trim, to
clip. [dresser.

Bure aitng s. pruner, lopper, vine-

βιωυωνζ μεῖνε δ 8. idiom, idiotism ;
—pwp αὐ. properly, specially, particu-
larly, expressly, precisely ; -ξωΐ S.
1 Pere α.} -Ῥεω εἴ, σα Ὁ} UN. to be a
propriated, separated, dintinguished ;
—muwunedt a. precise, narrated in de-
tail, detailed, particularized ; -ayéw S.
cas ωξωμωρὶ —gregubh lS va. to oh ane
priate, to appropriate to oneself, t
make one’s ΟΥ̓; -greghs 8. gr. geni-
tive or possessive case-

θωνωνξδη a. own, essential.

θωωνζ »ε [2 [ε4, 8. property, attribute,
particular, peculiarity, peculiar cha-
racter ; -- g&qnef, the character or
genius of a language.

ans arn ΠΕ 9 800] ἡ Gouny $. pruning-knife,
—-bill, hedge-bill, bill-hook.

G.wnneh a. proper, own, particular,
special, peculiar, private; essential,
natural; alone, separate; singular,
unexampled, alone of its kind; cut-
ting, sharp, taunting (answer); ad. 8.
θωνυνξωμώωρ ; — who, proper name.

Gunn 4. pruning, lopping.

Guy a. adjacent, adjoining, contigu-
ous, next, attached, joined; equal,
conformable ; ad. always, continually,
incessantly ; “δι teins, — be. Jf
Sap» quite alike, resembling; -- Sask
guduyh, Bll at once; -- δεδίδ, — be.
Luwhusyeg, successively , often, fre-
quently, very often, many times.

ass pucnepucas (γα. Oe heaped up; 97. com-
pound of three words ; -£4/va. to heap
up, to agglomerate ; to compound ; to
add; -s/#/.% s. heap, accumulation ;
addition; -papdp a. very high ; τρῶς
a. ever-Open; —phpwhwk a. relative ;
-περέγωρ α. gr. antecedent; —pkpo(2h
s- relation, analogy, connexion, affin-

θυ
ity, dependence, pertinence; σε -,
to relate to, to concern, to belong to,
to be connected with; -peppnga. ever-
burning, inflamed; -pacgf 8. Uguw-;
—pncup a.ever-springing, ever reviv-
ing ; pe Ss. δεξί > ghd. kof:
va. to insolate, to expose to the sun or
to the open air; to hang; —gad un. to
be near or present, to assist ; -gy a.
always present; inherent, innate,
inborn ; -gan(efeb 8. presence ;
—qoedb 8. insolation ; pay α. 8. ΘΥΘΓ-
green; - εὗρ a. adjacent; -g¢pwpup ad.
continuously ; -gpuwhuwh a. apposite,
addible; affixed; -- δι, byf va. to
appose, to set, to subjoin, to add, to
append, to affix; -gpac(#h s. apposi-
tion; addition, annexation; combina-
tion, composition; -—qrewp[F a. ever
merry, cheerful, joyous; —qaewpr a.
ever-pleasing; always green; —gog 2.
alloy, alloying ; Ξ ass eas 00. fog κεν sages eg paver °
type-metal ; -(PasfF us. a. always soil-
ed or sullied, dirty ; -(@asuw a.always
flying, fluttering, or hovering; - οὔ εν
a. continuous, assiduous ; ad. at every
hour, at all times, always, evermore,
continually ; -;44 a. always licking; 9.
vampire, blood sucker; —fAsseaitpd' yn,
to be joined, united, mixed together;
~& pS wy a.ever-smiling, cheerful, plea-
sant, merry, gay; -Sy a. fellow;
-Sacp a. always fluctuating, agitated,
troubled; = ῥ ppifpeglig QrSuhug ,
ever beaten by the foaming waves;
—ay a.ever-living, imperishable, ever-
lasting, permanent, perpetual; ad. con-
tinually, always , incessantly; con-
stantly, eternally; s. epact; 97. pre-
ter-imperfect ; ast. celestial hemis-
phere ; τ ΣΤ ΖΑ͂ S. -ζω fed ; —hungbe, ;
&£gf va. to confirm, to affirm; to etern-
ize, to perpetuate ; -- ζω ῥεῖ, Eger un. to
be permanent, stable, to continue, to
last, to be perpetual, to endure for
ever ; ~—huyae [Fh 8. Uoet fbi npaeh ᾿
—Gunewp 8. gr. preter-perfect or com-
pound ; aorist; —hapgbd va. to add, to
subjoin, to conjoin; —fupgnc(Fper 9.
perpetual order; continuation; -44q
a. perpetually burning or burnt; —4ép/?
a. very erudite, learned; - {4 a. ad-
joining, contiguous, joined, united,
connected; accessory; — duutph gr.
particle, affix, suffix ; —p, accessories;
attendant circumstances; —4a5 8. Sea

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pusaap;, -kgupep OF fe ad. 60»

jointly , connectedly ; accessorily ;

—hg&d va. to join, to conjoin, to con-
nect, to league ; —4gfs un. to be join-
ed, united, conjoined or connected ;
-hgnc(#fe% s. conjunction, connexion,
coherence, cohesion, adhesion ; chem.
affinity ; - ΓΟ aan ef ase seco yy 9 association
of ideas; -- οἴνων» ὦ ξεν, chem. elective
affinity; -Φδωνῖ ῥα un. to follow al-
ways, inseparably to accompany ;
-πόῥευ va. to join, to compound, to
connect, to affix; to weave, to inter-
Wine; —Sfcun 5. conjunction; tex-
ture ; —Saynqd_a. always moving round;
—dupjh a. mus. diatonic ; — dusfieempash , -
gamut; -dg4/ va. to cqntinue, to pro-
long, to cause to last; —tgaal(Pfee .
continuation, duration, prolongation ;
chem. affinity ; —2f¢ a. prolonged, con-
tinual; 2. gr. preter-imperfect; —22
a. always oscillating or shaking ;
troubled or agitated continually ;
πῖνε» a. very solid, firm ; thick; dark,
obscure; opener ess ole fo f thyppe εἴαν αὐἷ,δ,.
to obtrude or introduce oneself by
stealth, to insinuate or worm oneself
IDtO; -bud, wguy un. to continue, to
last, to remain, to persevere, to be
perpetuated ; to join, to unite, to be
added ; —tdivh a. ad. quite the same;
-tnvwhk Sf ya.to denominate, to name,
to call; -tn.% a. denominative; con-
crete; -te.tncf s. denomination; af-
finity or resemblence of words, paro-
nomasia ; -»~p¢ a. always in motion,
inconstant; -,uwpdén (2% s. perpetual
motion; mutation, alteration ; --Σέχων,
-2bznnnp a. accented on the penul-
timate; -yncks Snqd 4. trade-winds ;
—209bk watbbéSya.to accompany every
where; —swpryf a. circumflected on
the penultimate; —wyanng a. always
fruitiul ; -pu% a. very diligent, indefa-
tigable; ~wnhbad, —nngked, at va, to
assume together; to employ, to make
use of continually; --σὐὐξ εν s. para-
phrastical; 4. 8. θωσωων δὲ: τις,
by 8. paraphrast, paraphraser; -- “ὁ αἵ,
δοβ va. to paraphrase; —anc(#fed 4.
paraphrase; -mbe, cw a, persever-
ing, steadfast, permanent, everlast-
ing ; eternal, perpetual, endless ; -s4_
6d un. to persevere, to continue, to
remain, to persist, to last, to subsist,
to perpetuate; -αὐνδε πε s. porsever-

bor
ance, assiduity; perpetuity, endless
continuity, everlastingness; --αὐξε. a.
always shining, ever luminous; -a#p-.
(ae a. ever alert or awake 5 —wphus_
δ Γυα. to appose, to subjoin, to add;
to confront; -- 5,4 s- example, mod;
idea, design; prototype ; paradigm;
-ίἕ ῥί a. ever-shooting or blossom-
ing ; -fafe, —pefrfe a. inconstant,
continually changing; -pafelaS va. to
change successively; pup 4 va. to
attract.

Supe, f “. price, value; valuation,
estimation ; esteem, consideration ,
high value or Opinion, credit, merit,
repute, reputation, fame; importance,
weight; -- «σευ, standard, quality.

wpyzuatnh a. respectful, deferent.

G.upgwhp s. respect, veneration, de-
ference, reverence, consideration, es-
teem, regard; honour; compliments.

Gupyw.np a. esteemed, valued,
precious.

θυ ναι, kgf va. to respect, to pay
respect to, to honour, to render hon-
our, to revere, to think very highly
of, to value highly; to esteem, to va-
lue, to prize, to make much of, to ac-
count, to consider; to exercise, to
employ, to make use of, to turn to ac-
COUN; — φφωΐχίωρ., qumquiby , tO OM-
ploy or exercise one’s talents.

ρα ᾧ ν —gry a. respectable, honour-
able, estimable, dear, precious, com-
mendable ; good; reverend; — «ως.
fut, current money; cf —¢gay,, feast-

“σεπεδ.- ἀκα 8. θωρᾳ ake. —gh-

ke a by s. straw 77 οὔπω ιν be ory .
chopped or small -5 -[ἰι. ΟΣ (ee
tary. to cover, fill or stuff with -;
Spupk, —f-» to pack in -.

Bape Ups, ong 8. structure, form,
ornament; ᾧ - δε f qupy guyz, to be
formed; 6 qupy bef - be f hi pau
powten awd bry; to shape or form & em-
bellish.

θωρηω δα α. fall of straw; - wbhn_
ght, straw-mattrass, —bed ; -qdu%iwn
8. straw-dealer ; -whwaf a. like straw.

Bapgey a. fitted up, adorned, furn-
ished, arranged, contrived.

GQ caer gees presng ὅ. ornament ; finery.

1 ee kgf va. to fit up, to ar-
range, to adjust, to put in order; to
fine, to refine ; to form, to fashion, to

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dispose; to adorn, to embellish; to
ameliorate, to improve, to better the ᾿
condition; to make, to do; mus. to
tune, to put in tune, to accord; -- rq.
ulragush , 4X, to got ready, to prepare,
to get dinner ready; — qutkoghy, to
make the bed; -- guhthef, to do the
TOOM; — ghkytgaets , to pare one’s
nails; -- gapurg, to snuff the candle ; -
qS&pu,to adjust, dress or deck one’s
hair; - ghse ppwgt, to organize, to re-
gulate, to put in order; Arshera ssn
Suku —bus,, drawn out in battle-ar-
Tay; wb qah ἤ ον δ᾽ bee —b oy table ready
covered, a well spread table.

Bupgzuphs a. putting or setting in
order, fitting up, preparing ; adorning;
s. orderer, regulator; refiner; -- Ayaus_
gf. snuffers.

Bapgupne δ, 4. dressing, fitting up,
arrangement, adjustment ; ornament,
embellishment; —nct ἢ. GC cseyn gg eseys «

Buopegrg. ᾧ 8. galaxy, milky way.

Bwpgft un. to become straw-

θωρέ νι (3 ῥεῖν 5. adherence, conjunc-
tion, connexion.

θωρ δι, kgf. -bgacgutl dS va.to join,
to attach, to tie, to annex, to affix, to
add; to attribute, to impute, to ascribe;
to admit to; wpa fhs — snp, to spot,
to stain, to maculate, to defame;
υδκρν -, to become attached to.

βωνν broad ° Cupp » brguy UN. to be
joined, united, attached to, to adhere;
fig. to adhere, to be attached to; -
ung» to take the part of, to follow, to
keep company with, to stand by the
flag οὖ; - δξωρδῥω, b Gnqtt, to em-
brace an Opinion, to go over to the
opinion, to adopt, to side with, to join
8 party; - ᾧ wkp Gut, to abandon
oneself to lasciviousness.

Cecape bre castorsr el » Δ’ UN. to follow, to
keep close to. [always.

Quppb[Peg a. running or flowing

θωρίϑ ad. wide awake, waking.

θωρζ» wy 8. roof; ceiling; story;
fig. roof-tree, roof, home, house ; shel-

ter, refuge, cover; — ptluwhnac(th wh,

abode, dwelling; pig -«#< ad. under
shelter, under cover, in security, se-
cure or sheltered from; -- /¢/» tomb,
sepulchre ; pusnkey g—%, to unroof.
Cuphapiwl a. dwelling under a
roof; -sssnch a. roofed, covered by
a roof; under cover or shelter; buri-

bur

_ ed in ruins; -gf, a. dwelling under
the same roof, in the same house, co-
-habiting.

θωρζωξι, hh, - Ὄ[α, ξιω, -ἰ δα, be
gl una. to roof a building, to put the
roof on; to spread like a pavilion; to
cover, to hide ; bb dhpuy pr πραέων.
45» the worms will cover thee.

θωρμζωγί» Ὁ με» 8. roofing.

Cuphuwenp a. roofed; storied, with
stories, [ling.

G.up4f4 4. ἃ small, wretched dwel-

Cunphhs 8. roofer ἢ — ξηίδιρᾳρν tiler;
- Sb pdmpupfe. , Slater; — μω &»
roel tg rh ἡ τ vapel

Burp dusk Japauk ad, frankly, bold-
ly, intrepidly; - fsuwqey, to advance
rapidly, at double step. (feark bef

an pidush bf, L-af ° —hgacgatll S. Oye.
ase pr bcc hy fl’, δ) un. to assail, to af-
front, to attack, to storm the breach;
to dash, rush or fall upon, to pounce
upon with violence, to dart or fall on;
— δ tkppu, to enter violently , forci-
bly, impetuously; wpamnpe —.to make
& sortie; — ᾧ gwputuagt, to leap from
one’s hiding-place; 3. θόέδζων; -- snp,
to attack one; to affront, to provoke;
Jlpkups —, to attack each other, to
fall upon one another.

Sup dwhnett Se assault, attack ; ag-
gression, invasion; wetny —hdidp,
to storm, to carry by storm; μπρνν
πεν q- περπερν to sustain an as-
sault, to resist an attack.

Supdiug , wg a. befitting, suitable,
fit, proper, congruous, decorous; com-
modious, easy ; competent, sufficient;
capable, clever, apt, fit, qualified ; ad.
3. βωρεπωμανω ξα.

Bespin pie put a. speaking cleverly
or suitably; -o.(9% s. connexion, co-
herence; -gfp a. elegant ( writer) ;
—gpushat a. syntaxical; -gpbds va. to
write correctly or elegantly; —gpac
s. syntax ; orthography ; - χσσεί fee s.
symmetry, proportion; --ζωΐ S. Guy.
dip a.;-hbg a. Symmetrical, propor-
tioned ; analoguous ; —pure 8. Burpdin.
erclh; -yku ad. suitably, well, fitly,
Properly, decently ; —q£sy a. told or re-

ated in a befitting manner ; ~-cap 8.
Gaus ol a.

Guepaftep ba ’ Lyf va. to adapt, to
make proper or fit, to qualify, to pro-
portion, to accommodate, to arrange,

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to adjust; mus. to tune, to accord, to
put in tune; -f/ yn. to suit, to be pro-
per or suitable, to befit, to become;
to match, to square with, to sort; to
correspond, to answer; to agree, to
bé adapted.

θωγοπωρνε δ᾽ ’ —ne{o§ » -“εδῇῷ, 8. fit-
ness, suitableness, adaptability, con-
formity, analogy, congruity, concord-
ance ; proportion, symmetry; attitude,
adaptation, application; aptitude, dis-
position, capacity, ability, sufficiency;
mus. accord, harmony, concord.

θω δὰ βαγ, bi guy un. to root, to take
root, to last, to continue, to be per-
manent. [-»-#s. relation, correlation.

θωρϑωζ οὖν a. relative, correlative;

Geapt shed’ » Γἔγεωρ UN. to relate or be-
long to, to concern, to regard.

Gupyge s. overflow, inundation.

Bupol[the® 2. resurrection; act of
rising; fg. elation, puffing up, pride,
haughtiness ; op —-(26 , sunday ; - ἴων
a. pertaining to the resurrection; -«
4by a. sharing or participating in the
resurrection.

Guyot 4. adhesion, adherence,
union ; fg. attachment, adherence;
chem. agregation- [contest, strife.

BupeféX s. continual disputation,

Ban pae geustelel, ’ iy va. to raise, to
raise up, to cause to appear; to erect,
to set upright; to awake, to wake up,
to arouse; to revive, to resuscitate,
to bring to life again; to stir up, to
excite, to suscitate, to cause to re-
volt, to agitate, to move, to provoke;
to raise, to build, to elevate, to erect,
to set up, to construct; -- φωκινᾷ» to
give sons or posterity; gor —, to raise
troops, to make levies of soldiers; -
φ πη f Sade, to cause a wind to
blow on the sea; - ἠρξῥἥῥ ρει fF.
to take revenge or vengeance ; — pubs,
to circulate false reports; -- quedpus.
wuitne (3, to accuse, to charge; 5.

esse al «

wrneghs a. resuscitating, reviving,
re-animating ; -- 5». Δ, δ. resuscitation;
SFE °

GB esse corgs ep asl, , Bare car hy ets fool 9 bau on.
to last, to endure, to be prolonged or
protracted. ;

θωωε ur finery bray or vas a. audacious,
rash, inconsiderate ; ad. audaciously.

G sarees is fool 9 bguy UN. to assume, to

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arrogate, to take too much on oneself,
to pretend to, to presume.

wwabbnw. —kinelth 8. θωξδησε (ἦν.
Cesky gba (J fred

Gare ccttrorly , usg 8. ass’s foal or colt,
young donkey or ass; -wdu% a. pro-
per to foals or colts; ζω,» -Ῥ. cha-
riot races for yearlings at the Olym-
pic games.

Gave usene βιυε δῖ, &6. 8. Yrcoon> Gace.
ckdé, ἄς. [oes

Barak poy ple ᾽ Beek pln S. Beeb.

Q ace breed , og δ. addition, increase,
overplus, surplus, accession, augmen-
tation; rest, residue ;— φύσα» αἴωνωνέγ,.
by. addition, supplement, appendix;
— suweplog, redundant malice ; -ρ «pa.
dugbf, excrement; (θυ, q-u npn.
fut, to ease oneself, to go to stool.

Gace δ νε δες ῥεῖ ὃ. increase, in-
erement; multiplication.

Cave ksned, ᾧ va. to add, to increase,
to augment; to join, to adjoin, to in-
sert, to interpolate, to apply, to sup-
ply ; to reckon, to add up; — frowk,. to
repeat, to say again, to reply, to re-
join ; — & φορνεί. to redouble one’s
strength; -- σοῦ oe vép, to sustain ano-
ther’s efforts ; - ghtsu fe, to increase
one’s wealth; 444 - γε sues έάθε ὅγε. [τῶ — to
lengthen life ; - qqep du & ccrrecory fs, to
raise the wages of adomestic; jweby
Jeu qopnf,it gave me new strength;
be μωεδ, Shutk,, & then brought
forth ; ns bow “εἴη caste fur asso bry » I
will never curse again; df δε suse
(rug. 0s Br 0s caste bsg gh polreses fl, see my
face no more.

θωωε δε αγ, poy un. to augment, to be
multiplied, to grow, to increase, to be
enlarged ; to adhere to, to go over to,
to add, to join, to incorporate : Mr mause
be eee yune. J“ 45 frp » he died & was
gathered to his fathers; S. Zeyp-.

Bure bpreith ὃ. ὃ. θωςδινεδ; arith,
addition.

Bucket, &e.8.Buckpd, &e.

Bwr kt, εὐ. dug a. perpetual,
eternal, immortal; ad. always, without
end, perpetually, eternally.

Quek tw pap S. θωεξ' ad.; -4 πε pe
a. always cheerful, ever pleasing; al-
ways green; “ὦ a. perpetually
bright ; inextinguishable ; -ζων 8. Buu
cid Q.; -hel, wan, un. to be perpe-
tual, to last for ever; —gregquthd va.

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to perpetuate, to eternize, to immor-
talize. [ity.
θω. 9.5. (2 [εν s. perpetuity, etern-

Burfi α. ad. more; at most; much
more, a great deal, better; rather,
more worth while, 80 much the bet-
ter, still more; — gf, above all, prin-
cipally, especially ; 8. βωεξό a. ad.; --
hued Ῥπε μα» MOre ΟΥ̓ less.

aso ιν περί ᾽ -πε ph 8. Gusck
SF casey ve corp; —frscesg sas 8. UV penrtsr— 5 πόσων
a. admirable, most wonderful, stu-
pendous, marvellous ; —tad 3. θωε
SF ccsteres dl -- ρα 8. G acre ξυνών ς preety * gna
ΚΟ ΖΑ Ξ. Bese LS ssc} —ofr(F-f[2- 8. Uipavas—.

Buse Linnegh, a. evergreen.

Buscknd ’ by 8. βωεξώ aj5- Lupg ᾿
immortal heroes.

Busch οί sshast S. 8 ek d- α.; - hac prute
or Besse kt urS οἷ, 8. nymph 3 — cele nos cce_
awy, wood fairy, dryad, hamadryad.

ὅν a eT a. ever memor-

8 oa EF ὐἿνεν S. 8 esrb εξ εοὐἿ,εω» ol. [ab le.

Bw kpt whey α. Singing continu-

θωεξμωμξω 8. θωεξί αα. (ally.

Back ptugnegutb dl 8. Bure kb.

Bucpuk wh, bifg 4. eternity; per-
petuity; age; life; world; —, -ὦ ad.
always, perpetually, eternally ; -sif,,
ῥ -&apg ad. ab eterno, from all etern-
ity, since the world is world; / -kupg
apng poewe, such ἃ thing was never
heard of since the world began ; -α
—-bipy, for ever & ever, to all ages,
ever world without end, everlasting-
ly, eternally; Swtgbpdtbhey -- future
life; -- sf, daration of the world; —&.
ify a.eternal, perpetual; wiwhy <p,
eternity.

Buse pach tury fp a. established from
the beginning of the world, from time
immemorial, perpetual, eternal.

βωε {ων δι, ων, a. eternal, perpetu-
al, uncreate, immortal, without end;
— h&whp, immortal life; -- ybudne$,
bitter, irreconcileable, implacable or
eternal enmity; -%, the Eternal, the
Everlasting One; -»-(# s. eternity.

θωφρωνωζινωξ,» α. rapacious, raven-
ous, greedy, usurping.

Before wh bd, kof va. to ravish, to
carry off by force, to carry away
with violence, to snatch, to bear off;
to usurp; to rob, to pillage, to ravage,
to plunder; -- gafnw, to charm, to en-
chant, to attract, to ravish or carry

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away the senses; -- gti, to escape,
to be saved or liberated; -- qgubpmn, to
enrapture, to captivate or enslave the
heart; sfzpt - ᾿ to appropriate , to
usurp, to occupy or possess illegally;
—/fun. to be ravished, carried away ;
ravaged, &c.; -- Smee, to fall into ex-
tasies or raptures; -ἤδων dfiske yop
CCE Ephipg, caught up to the third
heaven; -ζδω μι ΣῈ f pug, CNTap-
tured, extatic, beside oneself; - δ ρνή,
ad. hastily, in a hurry, precipitately.
Cwfrmushhs ,—gng 2. ravisher, spoil-
er; a. ravenous, rapacious; fig. charm-
ing, delightful, ravishing, bewitching.
θωφρρενιωζ»ε Ὁ μεν ὃ. ravishing, car-
rying off or away, ravage, usurpation,
depredation ; rapacity, rapine ; -- 4207,
“ἡ οἷν» rape, abduction; — dSinay,
enthusiasm, transport ; extasy, rap-
ture, ravishment; revery; — fpusutg
be wpgupn{l, corrupt justice ; sb.
4b, / —, to beplundered, pillaged, sack-
ed ; divwtb, f -, to give up pillage.
Burpoeywtbd', gp va.to quench, slake
or allay thirst; to exhaust.
Bupshl, gob uy un- to be extinguish-
ed or quenched.
θωκμωυῤίθερω Epld al un. to crawl
along; to go on all fours, on hands &
feet; — fresyen, ,to tumble, to fall head
over heels, to turn a somersault.
Bare prustud, srgsay UN. to get tired
or sick of, to be disgusted, to have
lost all relish for,to be squeamish,over
Buwuppctp 8. Bunfppnelth. (fastidious.
aif peagnsyestils Ja. to glut, to stuff,
to surfeit; to tire of, to sicken, to
disgust with, to cause to loathe; -a.
gts a.loathsome, sickening, disgusting.
θωκρῥαγ, ἔσω vn. to abandon one-
self to debauchery.
Bwppne(tfrd 4. disrelish, distaste,
satiety, disgust, loathing.
Cuputpld un. to wait hopingly.
θεέ. f s. crown.

Bh jae qu. wg 8. highwayman, brig-

and, bandit, assassin; a. thievish 3 —cx
μων ad. thievishly ; --πε 9 ἢ s. plunder-
δίς int. oh! ah! [ing, robbery.
θέγωη ρει a. reprehensive, re-
proachful; —2#éva. to turn, to change;
—af/un. to repeat, to reply; -dnc(7h
4. mutation ; perversity. [over.
Bh quqkqnew un. to overflow, to run
GL qwhu% a. variable, changeable.

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CLywhwpd a. onexpected, unfore-
seen ; --ν -ned Or —acdt Suda. ad. un-
expectedly, unawares; suddenly, all
at once; —aed agsednn. fr dirposy Senwus_
Ὁ. to surprise, to take by surprise.

θδηωξζῥῳᾳ a. a8 inconstant as ano-
ther. [s. inconstancy, fickleness.

Gk qudfuw a. fickle-minded; -dSiwe.h

Cb qustrurh » ang 8. 8. Paqeninurh ; season ;
chapter; custom, habit, deportment,
bearing, manners; «νηϑῥᾷ “8, we. gn_
{κι ἃ praiseworthy girl; -- ως. ῥᾷξ,,
in any manner Or Way, ΒΗΥΪ86 5 apr
τανε.» how? in what manner? @ ρωὖδ
πων in how many ways? ἡ byphacy
wg, IN tWO Ways; pf Shbq —«, in five
Ways; be ag «ἤν πη —sr., & in NOWISC;
-ασε. αι, ip, according to his vo-
cation; oped ΟΥ̓ nigh Ee. bgt “οἱ. iN
whatever way it be, in all ways, some
way or other.

bqubwh upon ν -ἰοΐ ad. figurative-
ly, allegorically, symbolically, mysti-
cally, mysteriously; -cnp a. change-
able, mutable.

Chqetwhid, kgf va. to change, to
alter, to vary, to diversify; to re-
model; to convert; to repeat, to re-
iterate, to say again ; to trill, to warble,
to sing harmoniously ; —4/s a. chang-
ing, diversifying. [modalation.

Sh quitwhne(Jf s. change, variation ;

Bh quruptkS va. to transport, to
transfer.

Bh qunpfkd'va. to turn upside down,
to turn topsy turvy, to upset, to over-
set, to turn over; to change, to con-
vert, to transmute ; -γρϑσειξ or

BL qurnpnfs a. subject to change, va-
riable, mutable, fickle, inconstant; -
wphws,, vicissitade, ups & downs; --
asg eas ona bs pr ect γοῦν. hp ᾽ chronic warfare; - ον
fw a. revolutionary ; --δ.Γ va. to con-
vert, to change, to transform ; to de-
generate ; to translate ; - σε 2 ῥεῖ 2.
change, mutation, conversion, trans-
formation, transmutation ; revolution;
Vicissitude; alternation; -#<§ a, in-
constant; —nadh 4. 8. Bb quspopenr Ὁ;
catastrophe ; ppfapbpushush —» FOVIDE,
wandering.

Chg, ght 8. θέ γε & Gh ghd:

6é4,6 a. unstable, transient.

Ch aqybquhp , kang 8. solstice, tropics;
— uthunheyf, summer solstice.

Bkqsigkd, bgp va. to change, to

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convert, to transmute; to repeat, to
re-iterate, to rehearse, to inculcate;
to translate; -- ῥ' εἴσιβ. to turn over,
to revolve in one’s mind, to think over
again, to reconsider; to ruminate, to
ponder, to muse on; wmkwy —, dbp f
day -, to repeat eternally the same
thing, to return often on the same sub-
ject, to twaddle, to harp always on the
same string, to be ever talking about.
Bb qsh qa (9 fe s. versatility.
Bkagshgncf 2. changing often, mut-
able, variable, fickle, inconstant, un-
stable, fleeting, flighty, unsteady, vo-
latile ; — ;&qeeuwe, double-tongued,
—dealer; —« wphwib,, to make one’s
voice often heard.
Bb akqued, al 8. Ghqubghd.
Gbqsbqnet 2. change, alteration,
mutation, conversion; -- froupy, tau-
tology, repetition ; »#mfy—. step, pace;
δα," adacip cas pubs og ἐὦ { «οἷο, the tropics ;
skqsb γοἵννε Ἵ,ρ οἱ εὐ οὔτ ὦ ἤ “ἡ. , Changes OF
vicissitudes of the seasons.
Bb qnequl S. βδινε γενῇ » &e.
8é-qaed, gh va. to change, to trans-
mute ; to translate; -- f Sasy past ΟΥ̓ pb.
«., to translate into Armenian, or
aiganian ; — or [formed.
Gkqubtbs un. to be changed, trans-
θέ quid 3. 8. Bb ash goed ; - uprys
rotation ofasword; shqdnctp pnewicy,
the phases of the moon. (ning over.
Séa9 or Qbag, —k, a. brimful, run-
Bb bw pwk , wg 5. prop, support, stay,
buttress; mech. point of support, ful-
crum, prop; -- Ῥζευρεμ. easel; maul-
stick ; - εἴ σι τῇ fed Shr msg » the arm
or back of a chair; -- suaheqng. ban-
nister of a stair-case; -- guwamg, the
arm-rests ofa carriage ; [Pon —w ὃ.
βμηνω [2 να.
θελα, ,δ 9. vn. ἴο lean upon, on
or against ; fig. to confide in, to rely
on, to trust, to put one’s trust or con-
fidence in, to be based or grounded
on; va. 8. Bkgnegathd; — yapth, to
lean against the wall; - δ dwn, to
lean or set one’s back against a tree;
- mpd, to lean on one’s elbow;
to rest one’s elbows on; — ῥ gree, to
lean upon a stick; Gay pusmarph yh
δέω μὲν. to loll; - ῥ “πες baby
thay fig. ἴο trust to a broken reed, to
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to rely, to depend upon a man’s power,
credit or protection; - ᾧ Sépac(tfet,
to advance or grow in years, to age,
to become or get old; — f Seguwpaac_
[3 eas ps ess ps orn ase 0 neste ne . to grow proud,
to be puffed up;- b ἡ “ἡ εν ements , ἴο
unsheath, to draw a sword; md fis f
baa ghgk wy hay, all depends upon him,
all hope is in him; yéghp yhw, lean
upon me.

Gén. a. set, studded, enchased.[{day.

S4a.why ad. the day before yester-

Qbakd, Lyf ν βέκ σε “ va. to set,
to mount, to enchase, to stud; to fit
in, to mortise; to connect, to join, to
link, to concatenate, to tie, to attach;
to insert, to interpolate, to intercal-
ate; to compose, to weave, to en-
twine; -- diapgapfow, to string pearls;
— FE esque ouhh , to loll out of window;
- wn. ky puyp few, to visit one’s bro-
ther, to pay him a visit.

G4.n 4 4. setting, mounting, en-
chasing; fitting in, mortising ; inser-
tion, intercalation ; connexion, conca-
tenation.

Shut, ws. Whetstone ;— whey,
glk bibp , hone; — slneumdles., grind-
stone ; -wwe.np a. sharpened, whetted;
pointed, sharp; wecufe —, trenchant
sword ; -wcenp δ. grinder; —b/, bgf va.
to grind, to sharpen, to whet, to set;
-ἰξ.. - πη 8. Whetter, sharpener, setter.

θδων pr. after, since, afterwards; --
θυ. » after Haster ; = Spuyfustouf ᾽
after Trajan; -- bphacy udivy, after
two years; -- gayy po, after or since
your arrival; -- dk νυ po, since you
set out; — pega S Susdinhuhury , a long
time since; -- swpwenreg, ἃ short time
since, shortly after; -- wyunphh, — wy
banfi after that, since that time, then,
since, afterwards, after; -- apa, after
that; -- χωπιωβ. before & behind; ῥ᾽ -
ΟΣ to lay aside ; - 4 0a0 f7 Live cas
δεν to bring back; -- gusnte, tO re-
turn, to come back; - ζω. to recede
from, to desist ; — 4ayf,. to look back;
- pl{dugpk,, to retort, to repulse, to
repel; *— «a, to scratch the earth
for food (as birds).

Be wg ων a. following, next, poste-
rior, subsequent; -ghp. —gpncl#h or
θ. Φ. s. postscript, P.8.; -qgupd a.
recurrent; retrograde; -- pup ard. --

who has no power, no interest; -- sxe, \ motion or movement; -g// vn. to
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go backward instead of forward; to
unlearn, to go back, to make no pro-
gress; —frwqud yn. to retrograde, to
retrocede, to go backwards 5 —fresqesg »
fy a. retrograde, backward; -psesqus
goe(2} s. retrogradation ; —-5$% a. born
after; s.fig. neophyte, proselyte; -- νη δ
8. mar. poop, stern of a ship; S. 4,23
appt or Supghdt un. to fall or draw
back, to withdraw, to retrocede;
δ a. Surviving; inheriting ; -ρ»
posterity, descendants , successors;
—dinwhet a. adventitious, extrinsic;
accidental, fortuitous, casual ; —efime_
fatwpwp ad. accidentally; furtively,
stealthily.

θέωῤ a. 8. G4enf%; behind, hinder.

θεω ν, wheg a. last, furthest, ulte-
rior, posterior; lowest, meanest; ex-
treme, utmost, greatest, utter, utter-
most; <p. posterity ; — om, the day of
᾿ judgment, doomsday; -- s.pascnpne(2h,
utter misery, extreme poverty ; — fur
σοι (7h, extreme need; -- §aqi 8.
Gh usr cash νην. [2esteg . contract.

ed oe » ang $. 8. [σε ρφωᾷς; — gus

Gbungeye s. behind, hind part, back;
-ἔσεωξ, behind, from behind ; —grcuk
fay, tO remain orstay behind; -- 4gé,,
to put in the last place.

θδυνω εἶν, f —gorbe ad. a poste-
rlori; -frsec(9f s. tardy or late re-
pentence ; -δό s.a decrepid old man;
-d&q a. sinning last.

BE ὐἱκκυῖ, cased, ει; ἢ, εὐνῇ Qkakfdl. bguy Un.
to be in arrear, behindhand; to stop,

to tarry, to stay or lag behind; to

want, to deprive oneself of; to be ina
state of privation, to be destitute.
θέων ηρη s wy a. last; vile; destitute;
“p posterity ee odhuahp ξυδε ἣν ’ they
shew themselves to be the basest a-
mong men. [ity ; posteriority.
G4 nbn (ἢ s. lowest rank; extrem-
Béeny pr. back, backward ; behind;
ad. after, then, since, afterwards, sub-
sequently, posterior to, after that; -
Goqdatk , backward; behind, from be-
hind ; - Secu, — ghenncun OF acpbih,
at last, finally, at length, in fine, in
conclusion; - ke wnwfry, behind &
before; ~ wan, after; -- thpdll-, be-
hind or after you; -- guatf,, to be
deprived of.
bensyp ’ JE emerges s-back, fundament,

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arse, buttocks, bottom, breech; fg.
things which are behind ; -- sshunsbeg,
rump, hind-quarter, croup; -- 4c,
rump.

G4 xeon pr. from behind ; ad. after,
at last; s. back, the buttocks; fg.
nakedness; -- acpha, lastly; -- eq.
twit, behind, from behind.

βθεωω ad. behind, backward; - - ad.
walking backwards; -- — sequs, they
fell back; - σία ει ad. backward; in
an opposite sense, in the contrary di-
rections, against the grain, in a wrong
sense or way, contrariwise; a. con-
trary, against, opposite, inverse ; d=.
funquhh -- πηξ dpe aay wat amour br να δῖα,
every thing went wrong with him;
fortune was against him; -- or — gb.
gi S qunbuw,, to turn back, to retrace
one’s steps, to return, to go or come
back; fussgf, χάδι —,to tie the hands
behind one; ὃ. Q&ak; — fangs funky,
to cease, to stop; to abandon, to leave;
- hey πε ἡ, to hinder, to deter, to
divert from ; — 4uphavb, , to reject, to
refuse, to confute, to disprove; - δ᾽.
gbune,, to reject, to contemn, to des-
pise; — νων δ,» to abandon, to leave;
- aché,, to hinder, to impede, to di
vert from; δι - ad. with the hands
tied behind. (off.

θέν οἷν ad. further behind, far

Bb wvmhkagits tg ft un. to remain be-
hind.

θεν σώαν a. crossgrained, wrong-
headed, perverse; foolish, stolid, half
mad. [rebellion.

6b weg wading 8. return; contamacy,

GL nakpheuakh ad, backwards, re-
ceding.

QE pres gqestoaned, asa £234 5 Gz, asghd kay
un. to dream, to have a dream or Yr
sion; to rave, to be light-headed; -
yupl(itip,to dream wide awake; ἐς.
puaode —, to dream dreams; -- «=fa:
to have many unquiet dreams; poz
yk puakgun. frt, 1 have dreamed.

86 prageiy a. subject to dreams, ft
of dreams or fancies; np. Herazmun.

Bi paugqaz 5. dreamer, visionary.

Gépuunt s. inflammation or sores

| produced by the saddle from excess
of riding; horseman’s gonorrhea; τ
un. to be sore from too much riding.
Bh pk bncun ad. yesterday's.
Si pbepkd, igh va. to accommodate,

Shu

to suit, to arrange, to adjust; to form,
to fashion, to give a relish or zest to;
to compound, to compose, to combine;
- qgbdu,to compose one’s counten-
bypfepacdts 4. adjustment. [ance.
βέρνξωρ a.ad. long; a long or great
while or time ; -- φῥε οἴνῳ uh, , to have
a long illness.
βενέωριη οἷν ad. lengthily >» very
long ; —g&ay a. long living, long-lived;
- bet, to live long; — #2%b,,to length-
en life ; ~dgkdt 8. θερνάωρξι ;- pf
wep» to procrastinate, to postpone or
defer from day to day ; ~dgbgut bn,
that affair went on slowly; -dguc(#h
δ. prolongation, protraction; - να 5.
Ὀγζωμω δα; τ) σε a. οὗ happy memo-
ry; —hed, ΣΧ) §. BS phupfl ; -onp S.
Uphavsrase ap
Bhphuptt, δυῤ va. to prolong, to
prorogue, to delay, to put off, to pro-
tract, to spin out; ay — qb “ἶνω fur » to
be short-lived ΩΣ ὠδρέωρδυςξ eas
asia, let his days be few ; ass eesti lary
Jehepkyy frul esas μα αἱ fry in a word;
f-, in short, in fine; — or -J/ un. to
be prolonged, to last, to continue, to
remain permanently.
Bh phapngh a. long-winded.
Bh phwpoe (thee s. length; prolonga-
tion, prorogation. {uncertain.
Bh phacwhut a. doubtful, dubious,
BE phe νι, δ αν UN. to doubt, to
have doubts, to mistrust, to hesitate,
to waver, to be in suspense; to sus-
pect. (certainty.
Séphncwhp s. doubt, hesitation, un-
Bb phacwgaeguing α. causing doubt;
disheartening.
θέ. a. supported by, propped a-
gainst ; fig. confided in or relied on;
hay -- wn. gputt, to stop at the door;
EE ἐδ, οἷ Seapels any -- -- αἰϑ ἣν ἐν ως,
των ὗν... united by the bonds of mu-
tual affection. (fulcrum, prop.
θέων" 8. mech. point of support,
θέσιν. a. resolute, constant, firm;
Skane 8. θδύνωυ »ωἷν. (obstinate.
Cb gacgutkJ va. to support, to shore
or ep up.
ξ΄ int. οἱ oh! — dinpgupk, ob pro-
phet! - ane μεν τε. cos ong ἦν ἐμῇ , ah wretch!
Bhaght or Bk qg fd un.to dry the wa-
ters off the earth.
θύων, wg a. out of one’s senses,
foolish, senseless, mad, crazy, silly;

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Bho
Suypusgeye —, an arch-fool, an out-&-
out fool.

ββῥωωρωμωῶ, a. prating ; -δι yn.
to speak like a madman, foolishly,
crazily; - σείϑ( s.silly discourse, fool-
ery, silliness; —puwp ad. foolishly, sil-
lily ; wildly ; - ων a.insensate, foolish;

‘| -Gaprye a. lost foolishly or imprudent-

ly ; -dpen a. half-witted ; fanatic; 5. 6A
ΤΣ —bisd’, asgesg UN. 8. G pelea pol ἢ to
fool, to play the fool; —nag δ. lunatic
asylum ; -p#p a. causing madness,
driving mad; intoxicating.

θῥώω δ. , & ῥ. -ἔη πε.» ἷδ vad. to
drive mad, to Sisteact to dement; fig.
to infatuate, to charm, to bewitch, to
fascinate, to bewilder; to intoxicate.

Bpdiop fl, b guy un. to lose one’s sen-
ses, to go mad, tg become foolish or
deranged; -- ufpad, f wukp acpoug, to
fall violently in love with, to dote on,
to be smitten with, to be passionately
fond of; — ῥ ghq ncpacg. to fall des-
perately in love with a person’s beau-
ty; —- πε (δ Ephuuwg acpoep, to be
all flame for.

§ foslisepeeoe [9 fue 8. alienation of mind,
craziness, folly, madness ; fatuity, sil-
liness, simplicity ; fury, intoxication ;
φᾷ -(7©., spirit of infatuation.

Gfunckp ’ pltusig 8. the fifty days
from Easter to Pentecost.

θῥρωξωρ » &e. §. Qempresgaey &c.

Ἐβ χων αὖρ s. album.

Bfzunwh, wy 8. remembrance, re-
collection, memory ; reminiscence,
commemoration, mention; memorial ;
monument; -wg wpdéwbp, worthy of
memory, memorable ; — tiphgkyag,
commemoration of the dead ; - uppag,
Saints’ days, commemoration days ;
qv4 -- ὁ» sacrifice or oblation in memory
οὖ; Saeq —f, bread fora memorial ; -ay
aufe, amanuensis, secretary ; ᾧ -. in
memory Of; we ῥά -ρν for my sake, .
in remembrance of me; wqoe -, 8
confused recollection of; -«#<, by the
memory of; wn ᾧ -£, in memory of;
as a memorial;— watk,, to mention,
to make mention of; δός ᾧ -- .- to re- -
call, to recall to mind; to remind of,
to recall to the memory of; φως
q-+ to keep or treasure up the memo-
ry οἵ; “ἦ(νδ᾽ νη, lg σε» ταν to have
forgotten, to have no recollection of,
not to recollect more.

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Cofix coe ass ans yearn fogs » {νεῷ 8. memorial
writer, memorialist; memorial; me-
mMory; -gpeec(#s 2. commentary, me-
moir, annals ; -ὥσο δ. monument, ceno-
taph, tomb; -—pat 8. memory, archives,
annals; sepulchre, monument; album;
- Piambofg eng» briefepilogue; -σωρ
a. memorial, preserving the memory
of; -cop a. memorable; —cnpar(Fpek
8. mention; memory.

Bhzwnwhkdt, Egf un. to remember,
to recollect, to call to memory; va. to
mention, to make mention of}; to re-
mind, to put in mind.

Bhrwawhne(Fhe% 4. mention, quota-
tion ; memory, reminiscence, remem-
brance, recollection; commemoration;
- watk,, to mention; guy & -—, to be
mentioned. . [bered.

Bhot;b & v. imp. itis to be remem-

Shek ibe. p& wg s.keepsake, souvenir,
memento, love-token : mass-dues. —

Shekyeeb δ. memory, remembrance.

Sfoéd, &gf va. to bear in mind,
to call to mind, to remember, to re-
collect; to record; sfoh ur ghw , remem-
ber me; don’t forget me; ,h,éu, do
— you remember? sifpht χων, , 1
don’t remember his name, I have for-
gotten his name.

Sfizbgeegutb sya. to put one in mind
of, to remind, to recall to the memory
of, to recollect, to remember, to bring
to mind; to admonish, to warn; —n<_
gwhnag,—neghs δ. monitor, admonisher;
prompter; 8. purus .

Bfeeq a. remembering ; -whwtt ,
-oc (Ff 8. memory; 8. βῥ;εκ δ; unc -6,
a good or happy memory; whup -ἶ,
unhappy memory.

Sheng» =p. 9g 8. improper ἃ offen-
sive words, abuse names, insult, con-
tumely.

B fog csunne. or — qlee ant pie. 0 ay A. using
improper language, insulting, abusive,
taunting, outrageous; -- ἰνε,. to call
names, to abuse, to insult, to outrage,
to injury, to revile, to use like a black-
guard; - νεῖ ῥεῖν δ. abusive language,
“ foul offence, low or blackguard abuse.

B/y- if 5. mention, commemoration,
memory, remembrance. |

Be w£, int. oh my lord! I pray you
my lord! tell me my lord! ypu gupa
“εἶν. oh king hear us!

[rest esog pve fis a. fifty-headed.

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βῥωΐνωνξ ν» wy 2. fifty; period or num-
ber of fifty; Advent; --ανοῖνεαν 4. first
day of Advent.

Gfrutradbs ry, Sets, Mbupg a. of fifty
years; fifty years old; —sdraxy «δ μναῖ,
Luk jubilee ; - αὐ ῥᾷ a. ad. fifty times
as much; —-whe 8. captain of fifty;
-.np a. fifty, containing the number

Gfubs oh ‘ Ee hes ὃ. a. fifty. [fifty.

θῥωῖΐνε She caste 8. G frsstacas ells ove .

Gputbkpbwh, Ew, a. 8. fiftieth; pe-
riod of fifty days ; Pentecost; jubilee.

Bfutb pope. + mg Ae fiftieth ; s. the
Advent; δι -, the fiftieth year, ju-
bilee; -&a, &9f va. to take the fiftieth

art. [s. every fifty.

Gputbpk ut or elt ’ thgackh or gach

Sfubpge ad. fifty times. old.

Ofutropt wy, a. of fifty days ; fifty days

Bfunch ° wifg a. fifty 3 -«ιἷνῷ ae
~-headed ; -Susdbets a. Of — hoarse;
-hwhztk wth a. of -- cubits.

ShUNKU.&. be s- JESUS, the Re-
deemer, the Saviour, our Lord ; -
Pppomau, Bs 5, Jesus-Christ, J.-C.;
lard cad id ad. like Jesus ; -οὐ fie sf. Holy
Virgin, Mother of our Lord ; —sa§ss% a.
jesuitical ; -wheine(9h 4. jesuitism ;
—uwh, a. taught, commanded or es-
tablished by Jesus ; -δωΐ s. Jesuit.

Sip«p4kw un. to try, to strive, to
tax one’s ingenuity.

Bipwef ad. justly, deservedly; in
truth, truly, surely, certainly, and in-
deed, in fact, yes.

Bhp&s, &5p va. to attach, to con-
nect, to unite ; to stretch or hold out;
to fix.

Cquhusd) gay un.to conceive; tobe
pregnant, to be with child or young,
to be in the family way.

Bqwphwenp, ἄτα. 5. θνεγωρσίωε"ρ» δου.

θη πε βεΐ, --σε δῦ 8. θησι [9 fede

Bywgnegwibd ya.to get with young,
to impregnate, to fecundate.

Bathbe gush ucnpnk 8. chair for ly-
ing-in women; couch of misery. .

6,60. κού va. to send to, to forward,
to despatch; -- φνειῖερξ., to send for,
to send to search after.

θηδνω Ξ. Goopeas teams = ἔ

Buh. χε τ. qhug a. big, pregnant, in
the family way; -- ;/*&,, to be with a

θηζωρωρ δ. emery. [child or young.

6,44/, kgf va. to rough-hew, to
roughen down, to smooth, to plane, to

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polish ; to burnish, to gloss; fig. to pol-
6ehbs s. polisher, burnisher. _[ish.
844, s. polisher, burnishing-tool or
-stick, sleck. [ing, polish, gloss.
θηζνε, -- σε. 5. polishing, burnish-
βθι.»ε βεῖ, 2. conception, pregnancy.
the being with young; breeding; «νοῦν
-ΟΣ, Feast of the Conception; asus
pom —, Immaculate Conception.

Bq efadued”, way un.to overflow with,
to run over; to gorge or glut oneself,
to be filled, satisfied, crammed, stuf-
fed; to be loaded with, to swim in
plenty, to wallow or roll in wealth.

Sqpwvkn a. gluttonous, glutton,
gourmand. [to surfeit,to stuff, tocram.

wyntgwtk J va. to gorge, to glut,

Safne(tf.% 4. plenty, abundance,
satiety, surfeit; {δ ως, f -—(#E, to live
in clover. (thrifty, niggard, niggardish.

Gq a. impudent, insolent, saucy;

8, Boy ad.where? -- kp(Fu0« ὃ where
are you going? νῷ &« ad, wherever,
wheresoever.

Bopkpbuth, pbif 4. jubilee; fig. jubi-
lee, festivity, rejoicing; -- «J, year of

Gopt bt s.Gr.w. obelisk. (jubilee.

Gage, sagocke , qocby a. much,
many, more, several, numerous.

Bagtupuwumpl a.very lucky, fortun-
ate ; -pwp ad. in many Ways or man-
ners; often, many times ; —pappen a.
sonorous, resounding, noisy, strepit-
ous, stentorean ἢ —pbanct 8. ων φαω»--";
~pafs α. [Ὁ}}] of stains or spots, very
much stained or soiled ; -pac% a. nu-
merous, many; ad. often; ~g£a a. poly-
mathic; —¢ja.f- a. many headed, po-
lycephalous ; —qiumyb a. practicable;
-¢at a. much more; --φἪωΐ a. divers,
many; -q&qe%a. very abundant, heap-
ed up, superabundant; -(Pufsubd a,
very importunate, tiresome, trouble-
some ; —(#mfupS a. very sorrowful,
much afflicted ; -/#f« a. in great num-
bers or quantities, very numerous,
much, many ; --ἰδ ρει. a. very wretch-
ed, unfortunate, oppressed by grief or
misfortunes; -ννε δ a. assembled in
great multitudes or flocks, very nu-
merous; —frecn® a. crowded, throng-
ed; -Sufenq a. exterminating; —Ses_
aw, a. very extended, vast; -διεῴ a.
very agitated, much troubled; -4.%
a. numerous, many; gr. plural; - ζω.
bebe pe α. having a plural form; τ-ῴω.

Bit

bnt,
‘bebe pf a. having a plural termination;
-4f ad. in the plural number; often,
many times; a. 8. Geyiuhuwh; —Suct_
Mug a. very talented; polymathic ;
~Seust a. flowing abundantly; -—Spa_
gah, &e. 8. Pusqdin—, &C.; --διωρωνᾷ a.
devouring, voracious ; ~jwpqup a.
well prepared, put in order, adjusted, |
dressed or adorned ; -%n<% a. polyono-
MIC; -yepl# a. polychromic ; —sespsuuye
S. Pusgedia—; -sh wy a. polyophtalmous ;
polyopie ; polyommatic --α 2 a.
ighly ornamented ; -ὐωνωνῥῷ S. Parg.
shies — 5 “νον. οὖ 8. polytheist ; 00 can πα.
So.(3h 4. polytheism ; —whuwh a. pro-
tean, of many forms or shapes, divers,
varied, multiple ; —esheupy 8. Prsgdie— 5
-wsfunep a.very sad, very melancholy.

Goghfd, byay un. to be tired, weary,
fatigued. (erudite.

Bugbpdinun a. Very Wise, learned,

Boghangf a. abounding in gold.

Bagtep£t ad. a. in several ways or
fashions. (lament.

Bageng-Setne[tfe% 4. sigh, groan,

Qoyod. fy a. much, great, much of,
a great deal of; -ρν many, several;
πρ | Siapy hott , most men, most
people, the generality of mankind;
- ἵν ναῦν many a time, often.

Bayndacgeyjt a. more; much more, in
greater number; ad. often, very fre-
quently, generally; -δύΡν», a. fecund,
fertile, fruitful ; Δι - ει» {ὦ ennai ,
father of a numerous family ; -- svcsg
wpodap fruitful in great men; -fb-ary
a. long living ; -ἀ ad. often, frequent-
ly, many times ; a. much, more ; —24ha%
S. Presteg fixe — ; -ὔξηδ a. smoky, fuligin-
OUS, S00tY 5 —Hurd”, aquy un. to increase,
to augment, to grow, to multiply;
—yorgutkd, -ἶἰξι, bgp va. to cause to
abound or increase, to augment, to
multiply.

βηνψε or —fpS Ss. coz evef esse easel °

Bajndec% 4. great number or quan-
tity, multitude, abundance; plurality,
multiplicity. [vatives.

Geofracegs ut » &e. δ. Benfew with ils deri-

Boqusl. che, pemg a. lazy, slothful,
sluggish ; inquisitive.

Brqusd, ayy un. to lie down negli-
gently, to throw oneself down heed-
lessly to sleep, to stretch oneself down,
to repose; to observe, to watch, to
spy, to be on the watch for, to way-

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lay, to lie in wait for, to lay snares or
ambushes. [S- Sergey
β»γεωΐ μι aging ὉΠ: to grow proud;

Soquagnegutl J va. to render neglig-
ent: to make proud.

Goqg--77., wg a. not firm, weak, tot-
tering, unstable , unsteady ; incon-
stant, mutable, vacillating, wavering,
versatile, fickle, volatile; —asfeuw a.
fickle-minded ; -£W, by, —bgngutbed
. va. to shake, to cause to totter, to

waver, to be irresolute, to vacillate;
to stir, to agitate, to trouble; -»./3§,
—nc if, 4. inconstancy, instability, levi-
ty, versatility, unsteadiness ; —a<% S.

Gant hud, &e. 8. Nas. [Boqgang-

Boqufs, byw un. to bend, to incline.

“4. “σεῦ ope J7-abg ὃ. research,
examination, investigation, inquiet;
emotion, agitation , perturbation,
trouble, confusion ; a. troubled, agitat-
ed > τ agrenrft y emotion > =e frnndor{Iby ’
troubles, broils; - be fegfps re-
search, perquisition, chicane, pettifog-
ging; ῥὶ -« &pfg,in the heat of pas-
sion ; f Lees rh frie -ω ,.““ὦ εἴτε, » in the first
impulse of indignation; -- αὐ, f -
δεν alorney ν bob; ῥ- ba f fitg bye . -- δι.
feta hip wntb,, to search into, to make
researches, to investigate.

Bayt ad. too, very, more, much, con-
siderably, very much, a great deal;
--, more & moro, extremely, exorbi-
tantly, excessively, exceedingly.

Bayz. ur7thy a. slow, tardy, slothful,
lazy; cowardly.

Bayi ’ yackh . bang 8. a. Greek; - ©.
qe-, Greek, the - tongue.

Bays . πε εν “εἶ. “ps yaeufy ὅ. hope,
hopes, expectation, longing; confid-
ence, trust; gbnmd pb, Same , bbb
og ssstofe ᾿ δ᾽ πιυΐνη nek 5 ἠμῥίθωρῥ:. » Ik,
ἄπ --ν renewed or reviving, well-
grounded, lively, ardent, solacing,
great, blind hope; phgnchuyt , soy sary ’
as Teas οἷν τ} 04 ᾿ sag eas one fos or μεωμξ ves ly οἷν » ἀνα. ῥα»
fencumipnt., widpn —, Vain, weak, un-
certain, delusive or deceitful, false,
fleeting, foolish hope; tap yoru,
the rays of hope; punta g—. to take
away or put out hope; g6ben ghuy εἶνε
anfs yorury, to abandon oneself to chi-
merical hopes, to hunt a shadow ;
rd ᾧ yoeund. arg cases eso u lrg E sale rv ὧν fu - ζω.
αὐΐ. to nourish oneself with vain
hopes Ewa pend, ang azo po so uly » to hug

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oneself with the delightful hope; ¢&-
qh-ghk yaad, sag αν νων ἔγ Ὁ [ϑρίδ ει.
“πι 9 ωἶνδ, ang to feed or entertain one
with flattering hopes or chimeras, to
keep one in suspense; to ridicule, to
deride; fSusnnfy fp yncaa , to lose hope;
Lumut, g— pep, to despair, to give
up all hope, to be in despair; sacamd
4&.,, to live in hopes ; * guby q- bere ῥ
fb pressy acpoap , to build on one’s
hopes; Ἔ-- wm, to cause to conceive
hopes, to give hope, to inspire with
hopes; ὗ “.δρξε. Sustehey q- wpa, to
deceive one’s hopes or expectations;
“jeness Germuply gq— περπερυ to fulfil a
person’s hopes; δ᾽ ῥ δι fe SEP yocssey be
δράβεην, to hover between hope &
fear; — £ fzd, I have some hopes; -
ole agg 20 004 fo as fo E fa qt, Ι hope that, I
am in hopes that; - ῥα" £, that is my
only hope; fe cen ly 5 ong yat yay ans kyle _
huyne (Ft, hopeless; -- kes γζϑίεω, Lp
ψέω. hope died within me; puasptuan
tot -- ppgn lt, all hope of safety was
lost; ong 203 My 0s ὦ by cany jut may ppt :
despairing of life; Suu. — ty. he
despaired ; φεωώνωνε. -- dk, our hope is
vanished; ga. ku shu — fd, all my
hopes are in you; 8. Zwsamhfd ; ang.
Supdhy g,to revive hope.
ὅτ »bga. big, fat, plump, fat & lus-
ty ; gr. aspirate.
Baie oa cas lye or “εν ad. why ? on what
account ? for what reason ?
Bnutwh, wy 4. rheda, an ancient
four-wheeled chariot. [plover.
Cagney » ey s-hoopoo, pewet, lapwing,
Bond fb a. low-born, ignoble, base.
Banatad’, eas gy 1034 UN to become wick-
ed or contemptible, to grow or get
worse & worse, to be deteriorated ; to
debase, demean, degrade or disgrace
oneself, to degenerate, to fall away.
Brensugmeyateledl, Goné— va. to make
worse, to spoil, to corrupt, to debase,
to deteriorate; to underrate, to de-
preciate, to disparage. [or bad.
Ganbkuh, Ebb, ζωση a, rather wicked
Banka a. Worse; — ZB φῶν, worst.
Bonf, arr, πως a. wicked, bad,
defective, paltry, wretched, low, vile,
sorry; unseemly, detestable.
Gonn.(2h s. bad condition or qual-
ity, deterioration, degeneracy, decay-
Gay 5. Ba".
θυ. wg s. panther,

ene

Barfecstresl 8. βωωε ashore > ~aXheS” Or
ane a. riding a young ass. [colt.
β. ἡ υν οὗ . wy 8.8tone-horse,stallion;
Badu, f . iota; fig. jot, tittle.
G ew ccsess essen OF θυωνωεσρ a. upright,
on foot, standing; — ζω. to stand up.
Barwin npne(F fer or Bomtheayond
s. the standing upright.
Sapud un. to fret, to grieve, to wor-
ry or vex oneself, to be uneasy, agi-
tated. [overflowing, superabundant.
* Gapg a.abundant, copious; plentiful,
apguwpene A. Very hot, burning,
stifling, suffocating ; -ρσεηί a. flowing
abundantly, copious, abundant; ~—g,p_
hung a. going or flowing rapidly; very
impetuous, rapid, violent; -ga./2 8.
Pass ey hies— ; -~,kEw §. Bopg wpnenle : -ib a.
brimful; -yzye a. full of light, very lu-
minous, shining; - μη 8. Bapges_
ghurg; -frou a. fluent in speech, elo-
quent, wordy, glib; - 4 ηδη a. falling
m abundance; overflowing; - ἄνω or
Sauget §. Bapqeepneyle ἢ Sump or
Seung 3. flood or overflow of waters,
torrent; —Snupd un. to flow or fall co-
piously or in abundance ; —4uwh a.
sonorous, loud; obstreperous ; —tew_
μων a. full of envy, very envious;
-20.%3 a. blowing strong, impetuous,
violent; - σεν a. abounding in water;
-ausn α. Superabundant, very copi-
ous ; ad. abundantly, in large quanti-
ties, much, in torrents; - ὼς 3. Bap
ap. vas ge ore_nilis 5 πο α. eloquent, finent;
-quswkh a. gushing, flowing copiously ;
—mrnpiudh ἃ. Very showery.
Beppe ket a. high, acute, shrill.
Bepgid, Eg va. to cause to abound
or flow in abundance, to deluge with,
to pour out abundantly; to augment,
to increase; vn. to be full of, to abound,
to superabound, to stream or flow co-
piously ; to overflow, to run over; to
flood ; to be gorged with, to swim in
abundance ; — quspudpp, to overflow,
to rise above the banks.
Copgbawhy .-% a. very ardent, boil-
ing, burning, fervent.
Sopghghuy 8. Bopgssghusg -
Bong ht 8. BopgkS un.
opqon a. exhorted, encouraged ;
prompt, ardent, diligent, eager, desir-
ows ; copious, abundant ; mus. andante;
8. exhortation ; - av ons fc. ° (os εὔλονε. meyers.
38 . heartily, willingly, gladly; -- poe

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f#n. diligently, eagerly, promptly,
readily ; -- δι. to exhort, to incite,
to induce; - &pqh,. to sing andante ;
“an. fb - ΓΕ on cas ὩΣ] » to inspire with the
taste for labour, to incite to work.

Bopgapugaytu ad. eagerly, cordial-
ly, with great pleasure, very willingly.

Bap gopufuryg a. diligently investi- |
gating.

Bopanprl ag 8. exhortation ; pa-
renesis; homily ; a. mus. andantino;
-at S. Bopgophs-

apanpudpe a. full of ardour, eager,
desirous, ardent, prompt, ready; --
watk,, to exhort, to persuade; — ,f-
~%&,, to be eager, desirous.

Boppapk, Loh va. to exhort, to per-
suade, to excite, to incite, to induce,
to stimulate, to spur or urge on; to
encourage, to animate, to inflame, to
comfort; to multiply, to augment, to
increage.

; Sapgopkgocghs: Sopgnphs. a. exhort-
Ing, persuasive; engaging, winning;
stimulating, animating.

Sopennhd, E-gay un. to be exhorted,
persuaded ; animated, inflamed; -- gp”
(Ary ugkmg, to be touched, moved
with compassion.

Bopgapne (th S. -ac ib. Bapagne (3h.

Bopanna $. exhortation, persua-
sion, incitement, stimulus, spur, incen-
tive, encouragement.

Bopgncl(Pper, -nedhs 8. abundance,
affluence, superabundance, exuber-
ance ; outflow, overflowing, discharge,
torrent, inundation; -(@~ ad. in tor-
rents, abundantly, copiously; -ἰ ῥεῖν
wplrwt, rivers of blood; -ἰϑῥεῖιρ ὡς,
wenesmupg, plagues upon plagues.

SP ad. when; conj. since, a8;
- ΟΥ yor bud, When? (profound.

Bap 8. fied; -οἰωπρ a. very deep,

Bapduwh, wg δ. current, stream, tor-
rent ; eddy, whirlpool, vortex ; bubble,
bubbling; foaming; mar. eddy-water ;
τῶ water, to boil hard, violently or
furiously.

Bopdwinew a. flowing rapidly; im-
petuous, rapid ; furious, noisy, clamor-
ous; s. whirlpool; syrtis, quick-sand,
moving sands. ;

Qnp tb πω ἡ,» a. boiling, foaming;
agitated, furious, turbulent.

Bopdnce a. sultry, suffocating.
Bal: ἡ δ΄ωξ ad. since, since that; --

Cilh B44

kK htbgap, since you set out; ρωΐῥ'
Fusdiibuhp kt -- κῃ. gapdbgue, how
long is it since that was done? &phane
wip be -- dino, it is two years since
he died ὃ bpkp en 6198p δὲ - σε ἡ.»
it is only three days since I was told
80, or, since I heard it.

Bepay φέγωνξ ad. since.

Bapfar). bg» —sshp 9. appellation,
name, denomination, title 5 amet -- ως
begs SUTNAMC ; -whop ad. by name
only, nominally ; -4/, £yf va. to call,
to name, to denominate, to qualify as,
to give a name to, to entitle; to sur-
name; -ῥ un. to be called, named,
entitled, &e.3 - June Oe pnip s to
bear another’s name, to be called af-
ter > πε, 8. S. Gappopfuhp ; af evapo rrfea eas
hush , ΠΣ 207 or eso emro frly -» me-

Bap awhe ad. why ὃ [taphor.

Bopuuys ad. supinely, with one’sface
upward, lying on one’s back; back-
Wards ; -- guphocgutb,,'to hurl or
throw backwards, to overthrow, to
upset, to throw down on the back, to
stretch on the earth; -- guy, fesquy,
to lie down prone, flat on the face, to
stretch at one’s whole length; to fall
backwards; -- 4a, bb, fig. to be idle,
negligent, neglectful, to stand with
folded arms ; w.p4é, f —, to throw
- down & bind strongly; -- οὐδ. to
fall on one’s back, backwards; -- gag
b&b quyupeng , 1 stretched myself on
the grass ; Jigs Fay ahh ustifey to
recede, to flow back ; dpushe jshrp
- Ὁ Gases stil hase » how long wilt thou
sleep, o sluggard ? —4.f, &gf va. to
throw to the ground, backwards, to
overturn, to knock down, to fell or
strike to the earth ; -f./' un. to lie down
on one’s back, to sleep; -“σείϑ ῥεῖ, 8.

Bic S. Buy. [overthrow.

Bocq, +, ayf 4. Judas, traitor; 8.
2ω πο; —ahwh a. jewish, judaical;
-suybu ad. as Judas, like a traitor,
treacberously, traitorously; —bax% a.
Jewish; <p. the tribes of Israel; -a,
(fe 2. Judaism.

Sacquptgfp a. searching, prying,
investigating, scrutinizing ; -- ,/»6,. to
seek, to search, to make researches,
to investigate, to scrutinize, to set out
in quest of, ta make inquiries, to in-
quire after. .

θνεφωξ » ang 8. δ. Pocguaephac ; inven-

sak

tor, author; inciter, agitator, instiga-
tor; a. seditious ; — «hp, agitated sea,
heavy billows ;—«#* a. agitating, griev-
ous, vexatious; — 29-%, brach, quest-
ing- or setting-dog; -2j= a. boisterous,
stormy, tempestuous. —

Gecquph a. agitated, violently mov-
ed; —&/, byf va. to search, to investi-
gate; —n., wy 8. inquirer; 5. Wocgup_
ἔπε. ; plunderer, marauder, spoiler,

Goequphifh 8. Boe gqufulg hp . [robber.

Bocgkd, kgf va. to seek, search or
inquire after, to make search for, to
ferret out, to hunt after; to examine,
to discuss; to agitate, to move, to
trouble; to excite, to incite, to pro-
voke, to stir up, to move sedition;
— “διά be qguding, to seek every-
where for, to ransack ; - frigfpe . to
breed disputes, to excite quarrels;

‘-ff un. to be moved, touched; to be

agitated, troubled, upset, excited, pro-
voked; to rise in rebellion, to rebel,
to mutiny ; yneghts qaetld-p bf fo bee, I
yearn for him, I pity him; μιν, δ᾽ ἡ οἷν
qel[tp ip, he was touched, moved
With compassion; yaeqkung ypmels fol
ὑ dé pay tp, he moved my compassion
for him. ἮΝ
Qecgoc# 4. search, research, per-
quisition; trouble, agitation; incite-
ment, instigation; turbulence, confu-
sion; tumult; -- Ampspgog. anguish,
anxiety, affliction, pain; -- ἄρῥα » hast-
iness, outburst; — wpm, emotion,
transport. (carelessly.
Bove gearpreny ad, idly, lazily, slowly,
Bere ριωΐνευν asus UN. to be idle, to
grow lazy, indolent; to neglect, not
to care for.
θινε ζω σον α εἶν ν S υα. ἴο cause to be-
come idle, slothfal, indifferent, to
enervate, to pra ΕΝ ΞΟ. sete
Bacpbutpnp s.Julianist sectarians.
Boe yhor» f oF ghoey δ. ΦΌΪΥ j .paesfiobrais
-f. in the month of -.
Boye (epee 4. idleness, laziness ,
slowth, negligence ; cowardice.
Grew gd. where one wishes; where
you will, wherever youlike.
Bocquph s. transport, expedition; --
bpd. jbub,, to accompany, to at-
tend, to escort, to CONVOY; —wanp a.
accompanying, escorting; -ρ 2. attend-
ants, train, retinue, suit; — Xun, fu-
neral oration; -wenpne{eF s. funeral,

nh

funeral train or procession ; obsequies,
burial; -4/, bgf va. to accompany, to
attend on, to escort; to lead, to con-
duct, to guide; to send, to expedite,
to despatch, to forward; to perform
the funeral obsequies; --[ un. to be
accompanied ; - yopaduyt diagne, to
be buried. [agent, transmitter.

Gacguphfs 8. sender; forwarding

Bacgqeephae [2 fier , -πὶ δ, 8. 8. — hasan
pae(2fc% ; sending, expedition.

Gactwpatbnac{P fd s. hellenism, gre-
cism; -g£en 8. hellenist, grecian, gre-
cist; —y&qae a. speaking Greek ; Ionic;
- S$e£ey. Hebrew born in Greece, i.e.
in captivity; -—4.0% a. Greek; -- Sacp,
greek fire ; — »%, grecism ; quash, qnX
-, to grecize, to grecianise, to render
greek.

Gove Tears sry ° by ΓΟ juj ube 5 as riya a. i8a-
bella, yellow-dun ; -/, «gery 8. jujube-
tree.

Bockuwuln s. philhellene, -nist; -uf
pe[F fit Ss. philhellenism ; —esam essls y fs.
Greece.

Bacherpkt ad. in Greek; a. Greek;
“"ε- “εν ἔτ, . gpk, (μον ἕν, — ,to learn or
study, to know, to speak Greek.

Boctgaryuth oS va. to grecize, to

Bactepuwp δ. antimony. (grecianise.

Buctpe, f or thu s. June; ,18 -ῥ,
the thirteenth of --.

Gore teere cog or ra ey fs. January.

Bane Ss. Nez ; ad. ὃ. Boerhh; ~! int.
take care! mind! -- wdt,, wabb,, to
recall to one’s memory, to cause to
remember, to remind; — shgf.phq dkq,
recollect, remember ; -- £qé« tds, he
has remembered.

Bare respramp , wg α. causing to remem-
ber, recalling to a person’s recollec-
tion, mind or remembrance, comme-
morative ; suggesting , warning ; s.
prompter ; -«(2h s. act of reminding;

warning, admonition, notice, advice. .

Ban ad. slowly, softly, easily,
leisurely; softly, gently, mildly; --
qhuw,,to go fair & softly ; to walk
gravely along. |

Ber hasaysrr fol . pausy 8. onocentaur;
centaur, hippocentaur; siren,mermaid.

Beta ghee ὃ. Brief ων.

Buen (2 S. Bacan. (2 ; -- Ἷρεεναἴ", ons ε ony
vn.to be fertile, fruitful, fecund ; -44/,
é-yh va. to make amwets or charms, to

δι

6ilk

enchant, to cast a spell over, to be-
witch, to charm, to fascinate; -/ «a.
abundant; watered, irriguous; fecund,
fertile, fruitful, productive; -f; s. di-
viner, sorcerer, enchanter, magician,
Wizard ; -nc(#f/c% s. enchantment.
Bacndwpfs un. to murmur against,
to bear rancour, to owe a grudge;
-pac{? fed 4. ill-will, malice, rancour.
Srrancl(t, nlFh- —p, aldfigs —ney.
ockp §.enchantment, witchcraft, sor-
cery, magic; charm, fascination; amu-
let, talisman, charm, preservative,
phylactery ; τῶ jaenfPb, 8. θσε κα 2 ud.
boo ad. hopingly > —pkG S.
Bere sss 4 cera 5 -php a. hopeful ; -εὡ΄ἷὖὺἧν a.
inspiring hope, inspiriting, reviving
hope or courage, encouraging, ani-
mating; consoling; —qluwhuah a. con-
solatory , comforting ; exhortatory ;

—ppb I, kgf va.to revive hope ; to com-

fort, to encourage; -gpac/(ep 4. giving
hope; comforting ; hoping; -;p, —4ea%
a. that may be hoped; -ylip, -ybg @.
full of hope or confidence, hopeful ;
-4fhe a. bringing or bearing hope;
-ζυξιω OF Gubuy a. Waiting with hope ;
—hopys a. desperate, hopeless; —4p_
wae, —Suun (1. in despair , without
hope , comfortless , broken-hearted,
disconsolate, discouraged, despond-
ent ; — ων εἴν ἔν,» to despair, to take away
all hope, to drive to despair, to throw
into despair ; -- δος. to be in despair,
to lose all hope, to be desperate, hope-
less, to give oneself up despair, to
despond, to be disheartened, to get
discouraged; -- gacdkp£, to despair
of a person’s life, to give over, to
deem past recovery ; -4g//un. to hope
together, to mutually encourage with
hope ; —Sassnupunp ad. desperately, des-
pairingly ; rashly ; --φιωσνανζ οἷν a. des-
perate, hopeless; — gard, a desper-
ate business, a hopeless affair; — $/_
cwhyne(h, ἃ desperate disease ; Sas
wh αἵ", —anfel 3. QrvecsessSessse «ων, ἦν αἵ" &
εἰὑβ.Γ; —Sumnac(Pfe% 8. despair, hope-
lessness ; despondency, faint-hearted-
ness; wa. -(2é , through despair; —-@pf
ad. desperately, past recovery, With-
out hope; f# -- πων... to deprive of
all hope, to deliver or abandon to
despair.

Bre crcassl, “ὦ UN. to hope, to Qx-
pect; to trust, to confide; to promise

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or flatter oneself; - ῥᾧ S&p, wn US, to
trust in God.

| “ὐωρεω κν ως S. βκυεων ἐν" [hope.

ΩΣ Breung a. hoping, full of

Brcwmynegwbb Sva.to cause to hope,
to inspire with hope, to promise, to
flatter. (hope.

Greer car afr essa emp a. full of desire &

Bucpet , wg 8. pyramid: rick, stack:
decanter ; -w26- a. pyramidal.

Bere panwan hop un.to deny,to disown.

Bre psf ust hpupgaplieg .« Jurassic
lime-stone. [its derivatives.

Bape ’ prrke ’ Sapir ... Se Bagh with

ww, wg Q. clear, clean, pure,
limpid; fg.pure, sincere, candid; mani-
fest, evident, distinct; ad. clearly,
cleanly, purely; distinctly, evidently,
manifestly.

Bumwhwpot 5. purist; -ncf s. pur-
18M ;.-gy% ad. very clearly, very dis-
tinctly ; precisely ; -fros, fg a. speak-
ing clearly, distinctly ; - δ a. single-
minded, simple-hearted, sincere, in-
genuous, candid ; -/mnwpwp ad. simply,
sincerely, innocently; -dimnac(Pfch δ.
single-mindedness , simple-hearted-
ness, sincerity, ingenuousness, cand-
Our; -bed, wguy un. to clear up; to
be clarified ; - ων s.eudiometer; —su0,
ἡ uhh a. —trical; —sesspae (dh $. try ;
“τοῖο ον να. αἴ" ntl fya.to narrate clear-
ly, distinctly ; -qgéuS. Quseoewh ad.; -Joep
a. of clear or limpid water; -- wqefep,
clear, limpid, crystal, pellucid fountain
ΟΥ̓ Spring ; - “σέων a. very bright, with-
out obscurity ; -wss a. seeing clearly,
clearsighted, perspicacious ; —mkunch
s. clearsightedness, perspicacity.

βωων coh b ef’, bof ,- negubl of va. to
clean, to clear, to clarify, to render
clear or limpid; to refine, to purify ;
to collect the refuse.

θυ κοι ζ κι (2}} s. clearness, pureness,
cleanness ; limpidity ; fg. purity,
candour, sincerity, ingenuousness.

Bog, fg s. articulation, joint, junc-
ture; bond, tie, link, connexion; gr.
article 5 pocdhuy yied —fg, paralytic ;
sara Ξ 5. Bor J? Sew oe

Boguwpwt a. feigning, simulating;
inventing lies; -(¢um.#, ῥ᾽ s. equuleus,
wooden horse used in torture; a. dis-
located, put out of joint; -Θ νη εν δ,
8. dislocation ; -,qs% a. with dislocated
‘ articulations ; paralytic ; —fraqeg ως

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“bJ va. to dislocate, to put out of joint,
to lux, to luxate; -§«% a. compound;
articular; gr. conjunctive ; —gatac(op
8. compound ; —Gasey 8. tie, bond, union,
knot; a. articulated, composed of ar-
ticulations - εἴπω ἐν pha (9 1, ᾽ {δ pack Ε
bonds of friendship, ties of society;
—huampS un. to be united together;
—hungne[F fet 4. junction, conjunction,
bond, union, connexion; -fasnap wa.
tbl, pwhunkdS va.to dislocate, to dis-
join; to tear or rend in pieces, to di-
laniate ; —Terd", aguy un. to be artical-
ate, jointed , attached ; organized,
formed ; to associate, to take part in,
to admit as member; —seunfroc(F fad 8.
excellent organization, symmetry of
parts ; -«qaw a. articulate, surround-
ed with articulations, corporeal; fg.
well, tersely, elegantly composed or
written ; —~guse. A. gouty; — “ὦ ε- εὦ ἢ οἷν a.
rheumatic, arthritic; -gacmefPfes ε.
rheumatism, gout, arthritic disease,
arthritis ; —gecguwth va. to articulate,
to utter, to pronounce, to form; to fit,
to suit, to organize; to associate, to
elect or to return as member; —««p a.
articulated, articular; articulated, ut-
tered; well expressed, well turned,
harmonious; —caphd S. Gogh; -cnp.
ae [ὁ μεν δ. connexion, conformity, ac-
cordance, harmony.

Bogs, kgf va. to join, to unite, to
tie, to bind, to annex; to articulate,
to pronounce, to utter; to feign, to
contrive, to invent; to compose, to
form.

Bog “δ᾽ ᾿ by OT ag ὅ. articulation,
joint, knot; composition, construc-
tion; article, paragraph; -w<«.«p a. ar-
ticulated ; -a» fg a. contrived, fictiti-
ous, artificial, imaginary ; gr. com-
pound.

Gogocd 2. connexion, harmony.

Bodawp a. well disposed, inclined,
willing, well affected; prompt, ready,
eager, desirous, anxious; — ,feh,, to
be disposed or inclined to, in the mood
for, to have an inclination for; - or

Bodupmpup » —genjt ad.eagerly, will-
ingly, with pleasure, with good will,
voluntarily, spontaneously, heartily;

, hued δ. βοωρ GU. 5 -ζωοὧὖ, a. spontane-

ous, willing ; -s a. voluntary, well
disposed, ready to, eager, ardent; -- .
- {ζιωοίαρ OF —dinm pup ad. voluntarily,

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spontaneously, willingly, with good
will, heartily; --ἴννε δ s. goodwill,
entire disposition, inclination, devo-
tion, eagerness ; -ἥνων εἶ 8. God apps’;
-wkp a. eager, desirous ; -wpashuh a.
liberal, generous, open-handed ; —gee
gurkd 8. Bod aph—; -βο (9. a- eager,
ready to, disposed to; ad. eagerly ; —p
φισἤωνε σῇ πε (Fk udp, contentious, li-
tigious, quarrelsome.

Bot phd kof, -kgnegwikd va. to
dispose, to incline, to excite, to ins-
pire with inclination, to raise a desire
or a passion for, to interest, to induce,
to invite, to persuade.

BoS cap bel, bof ᾿ —plt, Eguy un. to be
disposed towards, inclined to, to have
a liking for, to lean to, to have a mind
or inclination for, to be in the mood
for; to will, to wish, to desire, to be
eager for.

Bot wpach s. natural bent, disposi-
tion, inclination, propension, prone-
ness, tendency, taste; -ἰ(Αξ ad. will-
ingly, voluntarily.

BeqhS, kgf va. to form, to fashion,
to arrange, to set in order.

God, ῥ. -ρ' Bhg OF bang 8: eyebrow;
fg. lofty countenance, stately look,
superciliousness, haughtiness; — wh as»
pene oS ace poco She « » (Fu, asbours » ippke ἢ f
Leary ge νῇ δ . «ὦ οἴ κο νῷ κω ε. εν ἌΓ, κα easee._
beyby » dark, finely arched, bushy,
thin, small, hanging, haughty, threat-
ening eyebrow ; swdjruntwy 4-ν q-u
dip fb duyp auwtk,, to raise the brows
through superciliousness, to put on an
arch look, to look arch; quatb, g-%. to
pat off pomp or pride 5 waamk,, ᾧ dkp
aphk, “ὦν to frown, to knit the brow,
to look sour or angry ; q-u% 4%b,, to
paint the eyebrows; -4, whtuwphb,,
to wink, to wink at.

Beruf, a. having joined eyebrows;
—fok,;, to knit the brow ; -2o2' a.
knitting the brows nervously.

Geké-y a. heavy-browed, beetle-
browed. [pieces.

Be» sor ad- bit by bit, piecemeal, in

Bopeeean be ol’, Bok dl’, bal va. to cut to
pieces, to cut up, to tear in pieces;

S whawd -- , to dismember, to
tear limb from limb, to pull to pieces,
to dilaniate; - pq J&9, to divide in
halves; to cut or break asunder ; -- Ὁ»
J°thy (q5arcu, &C.), to carve meat.

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Borne wd 97g 8. ἃ joint of meat; dis-
membered part, segment ; -ad s.
dismembering, dismemberment.

Boukd, Legh or uf va. Goutacw or Be
word, way una. to weave, to intertwine;
to fornicate, to commit fornication ;
to violate, to force, to deflower; -- ῥ
perqu,to whore, to be a whoremonger.

ocsteass ly asst a. obscene, filthy.

Som, a oF ᾧ 2. vine slips or cuttings,
vine-branch. (wb, &c.

βου, GBowng ° Bomne ith Ξ. nas aw 00.

Bopray ᾿ bg ὃ. step-father ; 3. Lopre Ἶ

ϑορεωΐν ὦ, s.sheaf of corn; rick, stack.

βορωΐνων ,Γ, ὦ amy UN. to fatten, to grow
fat; to stuff or gorge oneself; to live
in effeminacy, idleness or debauchery,
to wallow in voluptuousness, to pam-
per oneself; to become haughty, to
enact the stately personage, to play
the swell; - upgepuy, to stalk, to
walk proudly, to look big; - δ frewqu,
ῥ qpoumtu, to pass the whole day in
pleasure or amusement.

Bopwhs or -9 8. yawn; -bw, kgf va.
to yawn, to gape; --ι Ὁ, 8. yawning,
Baping: [ness.

opwgn Mh 8. luxury , voluptuous-

Bop fitraah ut a. dressed, adorned.

Bopfibd, kgp va.to fashion, to adapt,
to fit to, to adjust ; to arrange, to dis-
pose, to organize; to get ready, to
prepare, to provide with, to furnish,
to order; to form, to trim, to adorn,
to embellish; to compose, to write;
to make, to construct, to build; -
604 080 7789 9 to dance; - ἔρμα» yar ὦ» to
sing, to modulate, to tune; Paapa_
ἅμ hy caste pe eltncwie - , to write a dra-
matic composition.

Sophos. -boq 4. fitter ; composer.

Bopfinwd, ng s. fitting up, adjust-
ment; formation, fashion ; composi-
tion, Organization, structure; con-
struction; furniture; embellishment,
ornament, decoration ; disposition ;
harmony. [discipline ; care.

Gop fiteme asd κε [Ὁ fot ὃ. good or der ;
Bopfine th S. Bop fitne wd °

v0.

U (noo) tm. 4. the twenty second
letter of the alphabet, & the seven-
teenth of the consonants; 7, %, four
hundred ; four hundredth.

— {18 sometimes changed ito 4s,
for example 5 wbphd Ξ sesh presse. , east ge ss
heen; ap hs, &.

— It is sometimes redundant; as
eupputgl, punwishs. Sica "πω leg » in-
stead of pupal, , &c.

— It sometimes takes the place of
uv & f articles, but rarely & impro-
perly.

— Placed at the end of words it
serves as a definite article, as: uyp>,
hf , hivhhoezps , the man, the woman,
the boys ; pitt fp WgE dh πε.» bo ἐἤνειν,
4&t9.w1f &, one of them is dead, the
other is alive ; #5. Oghpuutgn ,
Alexander the great ; Jfushq usd” ses
εἴν, brhbgu aL (ἦε, &c. once a year,
twice a day, &c.

— And sometimes it serves for or-
nament, a8 in the following: δσῴύῥεη
spl fublFuy fe — Sins age Squish fit
— nig puupanph offers rary - nig hfs εὐἵνη css eS
δε. dpeuubgudd, ὅτ.

— It is also sometimes joined to
the first & second persons for the sake
of euphony, 88 : veg bub bl — gay sya
ων ἐς ἢ, gay assent url»; — npoed gner
f hey be gk - gor ἔμμεν οὗ gk pr — diy
frouk fpr ᾿ &c.

Wea ΤΩΣ eLnpus ’ νη με pron. he, she;
that, it; vew£ tw, he or she eats; nc,
unlcts bnpas, they are eating ; fubgpkdS
ques, 1 am looking for him, her or it;
mukh bapa, they say; tw £, it is he
or she; whack tapas, his, her or its
name ; been bagw ,I have given them.

‘Uw conj. but, however, nevertheless,
yet; indeed, really, in fact; a. £, that
is, that is to say, i. Θ. 5 tus ase wifey» bos

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utemupl, look there, look here; but,
yet ; tw ke, alsa, even, likewise,
again ; moreover, besides ; ts qh, bw
Sitruecotg. (2 ξ΄, above all, the more;
rather; teas δε. #3, neither, nor; not
eCVen; tas be copg ful az, not even
NOW 3 tus oc pbs, certainly : perhaps,
it may be that: well; now, then.

Uupughd, Egh va. to contemn, to
despise. [saltpetre; --ὐῥν a. nitric.

wgpoek 8. Natron, nitre; — σῇ,

Vwquput a. fulsomely praising,
highly laudatory ; -&/, kgf va. to
exalt, to extol, to eulogize, to load
with praises; —n</(#} 2. eulogy, praise.

Vwquhp s.show, train; magnificence,
glory; mincing airs or manners, smirk-
ing, simpering. (homage.

sassy "αν [Ὁ aspen 8. reverence, respect,

Vargas gfe 1gury ae Nazarean ς 3. Na-
zarene ; - gm f gften, to abstain
from wine.

Uagh,f a. excellent, praiseworthy,
egregious, honourable, respectable;
honest, brave, galant, reserved, grave,
serious; delicate, nice, pretty, gen-
teel, charming, gracious; ziege -.
majestic port or bearing; Δα -"
languishing or languid air. [respect.

"γ᾽ πε. οἷον. va- to honour, to

ρα, guy un. to pout, to be dain-
ty, to give oneself airs, to stand
upon ceremony, to make some diff-
culty, to be fussy, very particular,
disdainful, overnice, to turn up one’s
nose, to simper, to smirk, to want
asking, to hesitate; to play the bully,
to set up for a beau, to boast or brag
of, to pique or plume oneself; to put
on the airs of a lord.

Ὅωπη 8. affected creatare.

*Yunqaeg. 8. winder.

Vegadpbgh 8. Warqupugh -

Lwqadyf s. Hebrew τυ. sceptre.

Vt fz, Free $f. maid-servant,
female domestic , waiting-maid, or
—woman.

Ὅωῤ a. first; ad. firstly, in the first
place, at first; -- g. before, ere; - ἢ
qin, first of all.

ὐῤμωμευῖῖν oS 5. θωκϑωμωΐν! of ἢ
~inc[3h §.Quatpresdtuyhae (δὲ ’ —peppee
a. first to say; -αὐρᾷ s. chiof-physi-
cian ; -ονωῇῷ a. dwelling antecedently;
-plucopbd un.to be from the begin-
ning; to be pre-established ; predes-

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tined ; - ων -πιπεηῖ α. spring up or
produced before.

μων, exe 5 a. 8. ὃ. θωκωβωηώως 3 -
oor pip & tages » primate; - bunks, μη ξρ,
εἰν δι. to preside, to be the president,
to hold the first place; <g S. ἥγωῤνω.
Bang ; —wmhwh a. primatial ; -δ va. to
preside over; -σείδ 2. presidency ;
precedency, primacy, primateship;
—guequipup 8. prototype, architype,
primitive model, original, idea, pat-
tern ; gr. primitive ; -- 2hinewdag,
sketch, plan, model ; -α᾿α ων ἐ᾽ 8. front-
court; —gkan Ss. ΡΥ ont 5 —ghd a.
traced, delineated before; s. delinea-
tion, sketch, outline, rough- or first-
draught, minute: acrostic; -¢furne
5. Wustfew- ; —ghp a. written before;
prescribed; 4. title; exordium, pream-
ble; —¢/_#s. author, inventor; —gyncfs
a. 4. chief, principal ; -gs4d/" va. to
sketch, to delineate, to outline ; -giug
a. gone before, preceded; 2. precur-
sor, forerunner ; —gyz. 3. pre-exist-
ence 5 -gy, —gaywh a. pre-existent;
- Ἦν, the First Being; - σήν a. more
ancient; ad. 8. Bearer cferg.nje 5 —gaps a.
first acting or operating; made be-
fore ; —gnczush S. ᾿μωτμω--} —gonusl S.
ων ξεν; —gpuckd va.to pre-oc-
cupy, to prepossess; -φρωενε [ει Ὁ or
aM 2. pre-occupation; -gpb£S va. to
write beforehand ; to prescribe; to
say or mention before; -φρσείθ ῥεῖ 8.
writing beforehand ; prescription ,
usucaption.

Wufeusgau a, set over, put above,
promoted, preferred, superior ; — κε,
bhy» Sundupk,. to prefer; --ξρῷ a. pre-
ferable ; -&/° va. to set over, to put
above, to promote; to prefer, to give
the preference to, to esteem more;
—ne(Pf-% 8. first order or rank, prefer-
ence, precedence, pre-eminence; pro-
position, premises; —gu a. discern-
Ing ; —guankJs va. to prefer, to put be-
fore; —guwn(Sh 5. prejudice, prepos-
session, prevention ; —gfuyf un. to
meet first; to happen before; -gfp,
grey 8. founder or institutor ; gr. pre-
position ; -gecnt 9. entrance-door,
portal; vestibule ; fig. commencement;
—gpache 5. propyleum 5 -grrelF fed 8.
preface, preliminary dissertation ; de-
sign, project ; gr. preposition.

uw forrgg wy pbtfol un. to have a pre-

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sentiment of, to foresee, to forebode;
-ἄφενη νι. ἢ, 4. presentiment, forebod-
ing; i rv tad 8. precaution; -—7&_
Yq ὃ. Gestefeser— |
wasfrseee(F[I-nenek 3. chen.
-(Fhe s. antedate ; -(δ να. 3.

rotoxide 5
cas fs ess 094 5
-(Aonp 3. first seat, highest place;
-δσε δίγυα. to antedate. |

Vusfrusd-undivt a. arriving before ;
-£S yn. to come, arrive or get before,
to get the start of; to outstrip, to out-
walk ; -- τ ἢ, δ. prevention.

“ωξμιωξνων, —arhwil a. provident,
careful; -4£.va. to provide, to be the
providence of, to take care, to supply,
to look, to preserve, to watch; —fs a.
providing, preserving, taking care;
-n-{2§ s. Providence; foresight, previ-
sion, care.

Vf wthofd a. known before ; pre-
scient, knowing beforehand; - “εἰδῇ s.
prenotion; prescience ; -3/% a. creat-
éd, born or produced first; bearing
young for the first time; s. first-born;
—Siny 8. first father or mother; —p,
forefathers, ancestors.

Vuprushungde I ya.to prepare ; --ζων,

ww a. pertect in itself; finished or
accomplished beforehand; -ρ s. pre-
mices ; - fu αὐ predestined, pre-esta-
blished, predisposed; - p«%, prelimin-
ary, preamble; —euqgéd va. to pre-
ordain, to pre-establish, to predis-
pose; to predestine; —hupgncl(Fhed s.
pre-establishment ; - ζεωρδ᾽ a. prejudic-
ed ; —Gupdhe s. prejudice, preposses-
sion ; —Z4eu u. built before or former-
Yj— apupsnc(Ffer, creation of the
world; -Gp[#ahws a. elementary, pri-
mary; —4r(Fwkp 8. preparatory exer-
cises ; elements, rudiments; -4p/abs
va. to instruct beforehand; to exer-
cise, to prepare or form by exercise;
-ἀρίθνε (ἢ s. primary instruction.

Vurferse δα a. provident, foresee-
ing ; ekenk &. oresight Ἢ —Sayp ὃ.
the primitive or first father, progeni-
tor of the human race, Adam; patri-
arch; fg. author, inventor; -Suyp 8.
the ancients; the Holy Fathers ; —4as«.
8. great-grandfather ; -όσᾳ, —Gaguwh ae
provident; — Atunfp foresight; — gg
eec(#t, precaution ; -Seguad, &c. 8.
Verfsusfuteus db S, &c. ἢ -ὁρεωεωῦ a. 60Π1-
manded, ordered beforehand; --όσω..
εξ a. invited beforehand.

Ὁ.

Ὥωξνων Lenzi » &e. 8. Husk fern Ley » &e.;
—diat a. spontaneous, ready, willing;
prompt; the first to volunteer; ἘΠῚ
bb, fp ἔπιβε., to commence the attack,
to begin the fight ; -2thatbd, kgf una.
to undertake ; to presume; to pre-
elect ; to promote, to raise, to exalt;
to consecrate or ordain; -- δεν δῇ
8. enterprise. [tum.

Vuwfrogh 2. colon, the great gut; rec-

Usufessr%eng 8. early breakfast ; χίωγω.
4&4 --- , meat breakfast; a late sub-
stantial breakfast ; - wath, ὃ. Ὅωνω,
ΟΣ Δ᾽ -ενὗ s.foretaste ; —aeh fs 8. tast-
er, assayer ; -£/° un. to breakfast;
-ᾷΆ 8. UefrceXry 3 —Man. a. predicted,
foretold, prophesied; -- puprqn(aF,
prediction, foretelling, prophecy ;
-Xwnakd'ya. to predict, to foretell, to
prophesy ; -Xwane(Pf.% δ. prediction,
prophecy.

Vpn sf. great-grandmother;
πα» 8. Our first mother, the mother
of mankind, Eve; the wives of the
patriarchs ; -diwvutn (3h 8. prerogative,
Privilege; -Siveng wnkbedt va. to pro-
mote, to prefer to any post or dignity;
-πυρηρωρᾷ 8. the first prophet, Moses;
-ἰἴωρη 8. the first man, Adam; —sdiu_
wf s. fighting in the first rank; cory-
pheus, champion; s.skirmisher, sharp-
shooter ; --ἰπωρωνᾷ νι (2 ῥα» 2. skirmish;
—r& wp a. preferable, better, prefer-
red, most esteemed; -- wabb,, phunpky,
4udupk,, to prefer, to like better;
— Led wp nef ὃ. preference ; - faut ad.
preferably ; -, a. first sinning (Eve);
—Wfopbay a. antemeridian; -dnew a.
presumptuous, arrogant; -- s. portal.

Urorfscssyeny ων» -ρ a. foreknown ; ~seg.
wk f va. to manifest previously ; - ων.
fore. 8. predecessor; —suseprumph yen ἃ. 97.
accented on the penultimate ; —ju:um_
mupayl a.gr.circumflected on the an-
tepenult; -μωρδωωᾷ 4. the first to at-
tack, skirmisher, sharpshooter; - ¢é-
ub,» to attack the first, to begin or
engage the battle, to open the skirm-
ish; xg sate. [ων cattle ΟΥ̓ anbbushunk a. exist-
ing before all ages, eternal, self-exist-
ent, increate ; - [Ipzf, the Son of God
before all eternity ; <p frz0es uss ashy be 10 Qe
aforesaid, above-mentioned; -sekaap
a. predisposed, willing; —sehupme (3h
s. predisposition.

Vaefsthup a. delineated or design-

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ed beforehand; s. prototype, original;
-&f va. to sketch or describe before-
hand; fg. to trace, to shadow, to de-
lineate, to symbolize, to represent;
—n_{#fc% 8. figure, shadmg.

Pufuuhd, ne δ. ENVY, jealousy ; ran-
cour, hatred ; emulation, rivalry; zeal,
fervour, warmth; efpeuks — ν attach-
ment, affection; zeal; w= —s« ad. en-
viously, invidiously; -- 4k; saccheph,
to be envied ; --νε. dish, to pine away
with envy, to be eaten up with envy;
ῥ - πως ἤν [Ὁ Σ evel to buret with
envy; - anes» eke Ρ - efek:
εἴταν εἶν τ... to envy, to be envious of, to
grow jealous, to bear envy; to rival,
to vie with; -- wphuwth,; yap fp - ωδὲρ
axe to fill with jealousy or envy; to
move, excite or provoke to emulation;
bb - speek, ane to arouse the jealou-
sy of, to create envy; Aitgpk; 2—. to
revenge, to take vengeance; quafy
—a. 7, ἴο become jealous; ῥ -- qmafy
Ἑ ecdip, to be jealous of; - gbé,. to
emulate, to rival; fb - bdwhal[i& oe,
rece 4el#fy,» to emulate a person, to
desire to imitate him = oor ve carp pre ee 2
τι K ntkp, to desire to emulate a
person’s virtues; - wabk,, to fascin-
ate, to charm, to bewitch, to casta
spell On; Μη ase νεδ ὦ "ΣΉ ΟΝ as
«αν esas qalq, 0 foolish Galatians, who
hath bewitched you?

ωβν dua pl f a. dying with envy,
full of envy, envious, jealous; -- να,
u&,, to move to envy, to provoke to
jealousy; - ,beb, or -bS un. to bear
envy, to be tormented with envy; -ῥα
a. full of envy, very invidious; —Ap*_
abp >» 1.4. α. zealous, fervent, ardent;
s. zealot, a zealous partisan; avenger;
<yneqni(2h 8. zeal, fervour, warmth;
envy, jealousy ; -p4e< a. inspiring,
raising or provoking envy; —<«p a.
zealous, full of zeal, desirous, ardent,
fervent; emulous ; s. zealot, emulator,
rival, competitor; envious, jealous; -
jhuk,, to be zealous ; to bear envy, to
be envious of; to vie with; —cnps$
s. zeal, emulation, rivalry; envious-
ness, jealousy; ἠ “ων -- paltry jealousy.

Vefeutdé,p a. enviable, worthy of
envy ; to be wished for, desirable.

Ὥ ξεν dheg ne guibh να. to raise envy,
to cause envy, to excite or awake jea-
lousy ) - ῥ gurls Ὡωίμεΐ δὼ ν tO incite to

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emulation; -- αἰλδ, to excite the jea-
lousy or anger of the Almighty.

Vafurtet pigg kd a. emulating , vy-
ing; jealous, rival, emulous, full of
emulation ; ad. with emulation, wying
with each other; — feookp, emulation,
rivalry; -- 4épe» jealousy ; — δ,»
3 ὦν to emulate, to vie with.

Vufrwtdfd, kguy un. to bear envy,
to envy, to be jealous of, to grow
invidious ; to rival, to vie with, to
emulate; — qghuwfuett $x, to burn
with zeal for the Lord.

Vofrtdhnm » —derens —dape.» ay A
envious, jealous, invidious; emulous,
rival.

ων dae he wph wile va. to raise,
inspire, cause or rouse envy or jeal-
ΟΥΒΥ 5 -- εἦ εξ οὖν.» to grow mutually
jealous ; to emulate one another.

Vofwba® 5. prenomen.

Ὅωβιωζαωε μὴ 4. fore-runner, precar-
sor; preliminary, introduction.

whens ἃ. author or cause of all
evil, the Devil.

YufraryeoShum a. δ. preservative ,
prophylactic, preserver ; —syussuprne dh
8. prejudice, prepossession , preven-
tion ; τωρ 8. Zroat-grandfather; -ρως.
«fh. a. worthy of the greatest hon-
ours, of greater consequence, first in
dignity , most esteemed , honoured,
preferred; — ;bthy nud&p, to be pre-
ferred to another, to obtain the pre-
ference; -aywuXwe ὁ. first cause, au-
thor (God) ; -ayussndé fp a. foretelling,
predicting ; —syessndE S va. to tell, nar-
rate or announce beforehand; —agasa.
εἶνε 9} 8. ancient history ; — ang ons aon a9 0.00070
.counter-guard, rampart, parapet,
bulwark ; -agwwneks vit. tO respect, to
honour most, to pay the highest hon-
ΟἿΥ 60; -- ὐρωνωνινε. a.predicted, anounc-
ed beforehand; -symmncnc(2p 8. pre-
eminence, preference, advantage;
~yaonpousucelsf va. to prepare before-

d, to predispose; —spwarpmumach
8. preparation, predisposition ; —agasr
#4. a. given or granted beforehand;
πὰ e207» foes ony S. Viess for ass 009 ἐν 000000. ων ; “ἡ be ὦ 9
ἄς. 8. ρων 6 ese any δ᾽ orn » Δα. ) ποζοννε ἡ ὅ. first
fruit, premice.

whan tuk £ va.to predestine ;
~eu dha 8. predestination ; -- ων.
fume δ. archdeacon; wag OF σῥᾷ a.
Predicted, foretold; —ussrgns (Fh δ. pre-

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diction; -vwht4n4 4. anteroom, ante-
chamber, waiting-room ; -sh pdethS
va. to ΒΟῊ previously ; —whhq pe s. first
author, first principle, beginning ,
origin, source; chief, escort, guide;
—sseuy els s.first-shooting; -σωνω να §.first
master ; -ωωνδηδ, ῥα. -δῥᾳ a. created
first; --ωὐν ων a. supreme, sublime;
—uppkay a. presanctified.

(jw frndofi%e'y a. first dead (Abel);
premature ; -Layg 8. the departed an-
cients ; —daq ad. already long since;
—detvmuh a. very laborious, most in-
dustrious; - “δ ρβρυίθε,» a. antepenult;
- ἄξω 4. protomartyr, the first martyr,
St. Stephen; ~q¢4uyn(2h 4. first mar-
tyrdom ; -dhayneSh sf.the first martyr;
-{%kf va, to decree, to decide be-
forehand.

Uufrmn δ. insult, outrage, injury,
opprobrium, shame, infamy ; a. infam-
ous, ignominious, opprobrious, base,
villanous; despised, scorned, vile; --
tbvk,. to become an object of scorn
or ignominy, to be infamous.

Vsrfrusm sche a. offensive, outrage-
ous, abusive, insulting, injurious, de-
famatory; -403 a. loaded with insult,
shame or abuse, insulted, affronted; -
watk,, to toad with abuse, to insult,
to affront; -- ,#»4,, to be covered with
opprobrium, loaded with abuse.

‘Uefrusmusip S. Ὅλ wefilip «

Ὅωῤνε re bs fo a 8. Ὃ “νιον axe ly ωὖ, ;
blameable, reprehensible, censurable.

Uefouseb ph wh a. Warned, acquaint-
ed with beforehand ; -οὐδηξᾷσπε 9 fet
s. foreknowledge, prescience.

“Ys eases ees ων ἐν al, bof va. to insult, to in-
jure, to offend, to outrage, to abuse,
to load with injuries; to reproach, to
blame, to censure.

ωβιωυ οἴω a. foresceing, prescient ;
- δ δι. to be provident; -- 7, kgf un.
to foresee; to prophesy; -#(d fer s.
foresight, prevision ; prophecy.

Pwfeaunphey » ss cools κεν & wrong, af-
front, injury, offence, outrage ; blame,
reproach, censure ; shame, dishonour,
opprobrium, infamy, ignominy; -#
«δ. qeapdb;, acilkp » to affront, to
wrong, to insult, to disgrace, to dis-
honour ; ἥδ, -- wygerg , to become the
scorn of nations ; μουν q-le, to
wipe off the ignominy ; ᾧ —su pa. for
thy shame.

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Veofsunfs ὃ. insulter , offender ,
abuser, reviler, affronter, scoffer.

Vurfrurnfiry 8. υωβμωηφιωηβωρ:
— as 149 Ss. Usafrausmnfes 5 -anet 4. first
dwelling ; -wacp a. given, granted or
conceded before; -sasch OF tah 3. ΟΥΘ
of a feast.

Vu, wy δ. satrap, proconsul,

lord, governor of a province, prefect,
_ mayor; —g. magnates, grandees, no-
blemen; -wgnchg a. eomposed of sa-
traps or nobles, princely ; s. the nobil-
ity ; -«gt a. of a noble or princely
family; -#4u% a. lordly, seignorial,
princely ; -asheyen a. formed of nobles;
-wighken δ. premier noble; -διωΐ s. pl.
satraps, seignors, grandees; -“εἰδῦ s.
satrapy, proconsulship, lordship, pre-
fecture, mayoralty.

ΡΟΣ a. former, anterior, ori-
ginal; --α ῥεῖν 5. priority.

whsapunnipg 8. fore-quart, warn-
Ing; ~puspnq a. first Gospel-preaching;
δ. preceding words, admonitions or
discourses. [Δνεω eg frase sve [F-foe% .

Usess firey freer srsly wstite P -aaceld βε 5. ἥν.

Ὅωῤιη οὗν a. first; ad. before, at first,
formerly. |

Vefughps ppg 8. gr. preposition.

eufslynequl ΓΕ archbrigand.

UVafubbeybyp s.the first church.

μη u- pre-existent, uncreat-
ed; —yoel(F ft δ. pre-existence.

Veufuk pusfsuyphe 8. pl. primices ; fig.
the first-born.

Uerfut pgwpug ad. previously; as a
prelude; - ρων, f- whkp s. prelude, ex-
ordium, preamble, prologue, prologo-
mena; -y&/ un. to prelude ; to make
a preamble; -gneldh S. Vues fark rg ess «

Verfub pkg ΓΝ dean; -phyoel 8. dean-
ery; deanship.

Ὅωρμξ, fs. the First Being, the Eter-
nal; a. first, former ; —p 8. antecedents,
precedents. [forehand, to savour.

Uufupdigk f va. to taste or try be-

ΣΦ; un. to precede 2᾽ ἴο
forego.

Uuufupi[d0g» by» by 9. fore-runner,
precursor, herald; a. antecedent, pre-
cedent, previous, anterior; -apwuy ad.
precedently ; -ne(#f.% s. the fore-run-
ning ; fg. progress, advancement.

Vewfrpol2 pavk » wey 8. luncheon, lunch,
collation ; after-dinner meal, tca.

‘Vufuptdeay a. given, offered previ-

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ously; preliminary; s. premices; ad.
primitively, at first ; - opftof . first
example ; —-£94, a.offered the first.
ων νίμως au. received beforehand,
forwarded antecedently; -- ἥν. to
be received first.

Vu fupitienk, a.very familiar, intimate;
-ankep S. θύων ρί οα . :

ωμῥηλῥάρ a. pagan oracle; —fa
puppuntk,, to forebode, to presage.

Vuefefulivg , fg a. knowing, acquaint-
ed with beforehand ; prescient, pro-
vident; --σε s. prescience, foreknow-
ledge; presentiment.

Ueopshp ἔσω s-hord of black-cattle.

ωμὸβν 8. Yewfserd fit -

Uafhf ,-1 8. Ur op hte ° [ter lings.

YperfsrMeas dP ΟΣ tripe, gut, chit-

‘LefAbne 8. slaughter, carnage,
blood; great loss, prejudice, waste;
“pe “ων bx esse gaps by, to slaughter ; -ρο
“πρὸ δου ἐν gS ing ζω ight ων Ms 02 .
they made a dreadful slaughter of the
enemy. .

Ὁωῤνωξζιν a. primitive, ancient;
primordial, primitive (soil) ; — 2...
primary number.

ὠῤῥ. εν Ube. QO. first, prim-
itive, ancient, old; s-ancient, chief; <p
s.the ancients, ancestors, antecessors,
forefathers ; ῥ᾽ -tacif ad. anviently,
formerly, in times past,in former ages.

ρει s. priority ; antiquity, age.

Venfungdayt bop un. to salute first;
to be the first saluted; -ρ s. first sa-
lutation or greeting.

‘Lewfrnng., ag 8. predecessor ; --Ρ.
forefathers, ancestors.

Ueafonpd 8. outer wall, rampart.

Uwfsneow, fp -- ad.anciently, former-
ly, ab antiquo; a. first, ancient. °

οξβρς ηξηἱἷν a, antediluvian.

Ὅω φωνὴ. . ay δ. province, region,
country; climate; U ῥεωσέτω, <p Ot.
οὐδέ. the United States of America,
U.S. A.

usw), py retreat, rout, defeat;
a. bissextile ; — wd, leap-year ; --νξ ων
a. intercalary; —&£% kyf va. to recant,
to retract, to withdraw, to drive back,
to revoke; to stop, to suspend, to
hinder; —/un. to retire, to recede, to
withdraw, to fall back, to retreat;
ykunu --, to recoil, to recede, to go
backwards ; - σεῦ s. intercalation ;
solstice.

VO
Ὥς αὐμράτ ὦν wg ὃ. patriarch, chief of
a family ; prince ; -w4.0% a. patriarch-
al; - σε s. patriarchate ; principality ;
family house. |
VarSmnmel, wg δ. the first to begin
a combat, champion, hero; martyr.
Yr ear areas ἐν ρει ad. valiantly, brave-

ly; -ghp>» gpwg 8. agonotheta, athlo-

theta; -4f9 s. companion in arms or
in martyrdom.

Uasamuhid, &yp va. to cause to
fight, *to set by the ears; to inflict
martyrdom ; —kyacguhkds va. to exer-
eise, to train, to discipline.

Yes Seer ssh fel”, bguy un. to take one’s
chance, to expose oneself, to attack,
to be foremost in the battle, to charge
the enemy; to fight, to struggle, to
wrestle, to wage war; to make great
efforts, to take much trouble, to per-
sist; to exercise oneself, to practise;
to devote oneself, to become a mar-
tyr; 6 Aginc(ZE duspu —, to lead an
ascetic life.

Verh crm μή ἐδ δ. bravery, valour;
great achievement, exploit, heroism ;
straggle, fight, wrestling, match; suf-
fering, labour, tribulation, mortifica-
tion; martyrdom.

Ὅν ars rele Sf sf. martyr.

Uo%e or --, s. mat, rush-mat.

Yur Mk , Vers eofs ὅ. hatchet ; two-
edged axe, bipennis; tomahawk.

Verdin, wg δ. letter, writing, mis-
sive, despatch, epistle; gutheagh, ἔργ.
fuajh, wfpunbe -, ἃ pleasant, long or
chatty, charming letter; &phmany -- a
few lines, a note; punfpiwh -- , a let-
ter of four pages ; (9. “εηί5. —-f, letter-
paper ; 4/0 -w,,letter-balance ; «ναι
τῶν» post-office ; — hurtful Map» post-
paid ; — gk. poct&,, to write, to re-
ceive a letter; «ay χ-- « to send a let-
ter; plwhuweaky 4-» ἴο frank, to
prepay, to pay the postage of a letter;
Bhpngpk,, ον ἐν ply 5 hupky q-9 to
dictate, to sign or subscribe, to seal
ἃ letter. |

UaSinhwpkp a. carrying ἃ letter; s.
8. βηθρερ 5 op τί. post-day ; -αἶἰν
s.postage, prepayment; postage stamp;
she ecb s. letter-writer; — ,lub;, to
write a letter ; -grwhuw% a. epistolary;
“hay 2. letter-case ; —gfp s. letter-car-
rier, postman, messenger, courier,
Post ; -dimwny a. letter-presenting ;

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bh , tary §. pl. letters, epistles ; - εν.
ub,, to write letters; --ωννε, 8. post,
post-office 5 gyhmuwenp —mwt , post-mast-
ΘΓ: ag ὦ» ἐν ΟἿ, ἔν 017, ρ —miuh 5 post-office
clerk; ἀρ —wwt, post-mark; desph
δ -usut, poste restante, to be left at
the post-office ; -maca 4. letter-box.

‘Pwd a. damp, moist, humid.

GudpSun.to get humid, moist.

Dudiparwn s. 8. Depapen ; cloak,
veil, women’s long mantle.

Vey» fg α. humid; 4.97. semi-vowel,
liquid letters, ,, 4.4, %,7-

Ὅν.» ᾧ 8. Naiad. [or she.

Vuyuyés ad. as he or she, like him

Veywagne gull S va. to moisten, to
wet; to water.

Uuylwg 8. aspect, view, prospect,
sight ; situation, position.

με slp 8. eyes.

Dayle gus ’ f ’ --ὅ5πησε. [ὁ fot ͵ —g rec 9
yy 3. look, sight, aspect; —gacgquthd”
un. to cause to look at.

VuyfS. ἔφ un. to look at, to cast
the eyes on; to gaze at, to stare at;
fig. to view, to gaze on, to behold; to
mind, to take care.

ων ν ὕρπο OF pug a. Vain, useless,
futile, frivolous; ᾧ — ad. in vain, vain-
ly, to no purpose, uselessiy; ᾧ -- ου)..
few pbt&,, to labour in vain.

νων a. Written in vain; -,&
qae a. talking uselessly ; speaking un-
justly, slanderous, biting, satirical ;
—fen$ne(Ffct% 8. vain thoughts; —fas.
—foapSocng. a. thinking of useless or
chimerical things, building castles in
the air; - Ὁ δ > τε ε- εν Oe in-
credulous, unbelieving; superstitious.

tpl , κεν Ld ν ωΣρ[, E-guy
un. to become useless, to cease to be,
to faint, dwindle or vanish away, to
come to nothing; — ῥ fuapsacpas, to
become wise in one’s Own eyes, con-
ceited, infatuated.

Ywipwuép a. vain, vain-glorious;
—ufpeef s. vanity, vain-glory. [useless.

wipugneywhk va, to render vain,

οι fet 8. vanity, futility, fri-

volity ; nothingness, inanity ; injust-
ice, iniquity, wrong.

Wenz, fs. bier, coffins S. δωωνη.

Vezhs » 25 8. finest quality of
wheat flour.

με cares arr easly , asg $. hare, puss ; ast.
Lepus, the hare ; «a. -, buck-hare ;

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Semis -- , doe-hare; duq -f, levret;
Shenp -f, form, prick; géuntunpap --ν
rabbit, cony ; 5. ΣΝ —f car ly as $.
bot. hare’s ear; -ᾧ am s. bot. hare-foot,
—wort. [crumpet, bun.

Dwinfh Or Wurnpf 2. small cake,

Uwebp s.nadir; 8.Qocquhka + (kali.

Vwanpe 2. chem. sodium ; —o% s. soda,

ωρᾳξων g¢fuf δ. bot. narcissus, daf-

τῇ coope eg fryer ’ ῥ δ. nutmeg. [fodil.

Ὅρα ὗν a. of nard or spikenard ;
— fey nard-oil, ointment of spikenard;
~gku, gfuf s. bot. giant-fennel, ferula;
—gou, ᾧ s. bot. nard, spikenard, nardus
Indica, (oil & perfume).

Uap fps piph 5. orange; pubgml f
bupifn,, conserve of oranges, marmal-
ade jgmpurprussyunn ἦ ἔν ἡ ἦν ε. husphfay , CAN-
died orange-peel. [fish.

Luphw, y 8. zool. torpedo, cramp-
: buphke or Khu 5. Ὅωρσεξω .

‘bent 4. quiet, stillness ; -ὐζωωρεῖ a.
gently undulating.

Vuiptfugab a. orange-coloured ;
—S ugh s.orange-blossom ; Janes: —5 casq_
{{» orange-flower water; —tng s.orange-
walk; -form 8. orangeade; —du%we,
wg ὃ. Orange-man; — £ft, Orange-wo-
man ; - ων, 8. Orange-grove.

Uwpipkip s. orange-tree ; ph pdiwing
p&tbwy, orange-conservatory.

Usp, fg 8. backgammon; 8. Su
squyh; fuurquy ἢ --ν to play at dice;
--υΐμων Ss. Surg δ ἡ»

Ὄωρονν, neg 8. dye, tincture, hue;
thread , ribbon or tissue of various
colours; broidery or needle-work of
divers colours; * cockade, rosette; -
4&% wg, thread of life. [s. dyeing.

UVuspommbb ph, og ὅ. dyer; —nlFhrth

Uwe , neg OF wg 5. Ship, vessel, boat;
5. Ὅωεωζ & ἴων; water-vessel,
pitcher, urn, jar, earthen-vessel ; -
pupkott, basin or vase of stone ;
8. Presse b Trssse. ; ΞΞ εεῇ εν εν ἔτ τεω ἡ εἴν ἢ » three
benched galley, trirome ; -- -- #3, line
of battle-ship, man of war; - Spéh¢_,
fire-ship ; - $fufg. privateer, corsair;
— χορ α ἔνε εν . admiral's ship, flag-
ship; -- qgexSéey, armoured ship, ar-
mour-plated ship 5 - quaManwheub »
merchant-man, —-ship, trading-vessel;
- gagkdney, steam-ship, steamer; —
wn ugmumasny, sailing-boat; — (ese.
Meas hyo ergs »TOW-boat 3 4.“ ε- εἴων resis —negs
fleet; qupd -ne, freight; fuwpaby g-»

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to freight or charter a vessel; fupad
okabhk, OF heyprdfe{Pby φ--» to tar, to
careen, to caulk a ship; faypurd fe (Png,
-neg, caulker ; Simmthy OF kpwhky, bp
(ϑωω, f --᾿ to embark, to go on ship-
board, to go on board a ship, to take
a shipping ; bywtky fb -£, to land, to
go a-shore, to disembark; bk, f-,
to embark, to ship, to export; 4usmb, f
-£, to disembark, to put a-shore, to
unload goods; 5. θωρζιωῦῥα, Ppepkd,
β',»εἷαε ’ Pehl A Luhe pret . &e.

Pures perqdne [9 fet 8. fledt; -μωχν 3.
lake ; —phl a. shipwrecked ; - ἥβωεων
nf, Sofugiuge » the shipwrecked ma-
riners or people, the survivors from
a wreck; — ,feb,, to be shipwreck-
ed, cast away ; -e&4hS vn. to run
aground, to strand, to founder, to be
lost; -p&G.(3h s. shipwreck, wreck;
stranding; —qiu, Or --οἰῇ a. 8ea-faring,
navigating, travelling by sea; 3. navi-
gator; voyager; — ,fué,, to navigate;
to go by sea, to voyage; --Γ δ. navig-
able waters ; - νων ον s. navigation;
voyaging; sea-faring; —gapd) ay &
ship-builder, naval constractor ; ~z«p.
δεν s.ship-building, naval construc-
tion; ἤν cas pr sts ᾽ sas envoy eats -ΟΣ, navy-
yard; dock, wet-dock, dock-yard.

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Vueuspeg pbifl un. to navigate;
~fop® 4. ballast; —fencefp 4. squadron,
navy ; 4 press el css te cae εν ses —fuchuf » com:
modore.

εξ ν og δ. boat, bark, barge; -
ghar, Wherry, sculler; — {£nh afb,
gondola; unnw&fl —, caic ; why tpohot
-, outrigger ; - twene, yawl, skiff
shaloop ; -- susrupurk , ferry-boat,
lighter ; sfarnpd » uel -ᾧ ᾽ tariff, rate.

Perc cshessy ν wg 8. remora, echinels,
suck-fish, achandes.

Yuwewhudté. a. boat-shaped; —4=.
Jnep? 5. bridge of boats , pontoon
bridge; —4aye s. bay, road, road-stead,
anchoring-ground , anchorage, ΒΑΓ"
bour, haven, port ; —4% a. naval; nau-
tical; -- φορσε [9 » sea-forces, marine,
navy; - αἰεννε [2 ν navigation, art of
sailing; -4untdé va. to build a ship;
~huniyy ἊΝ Ὅτε ἡ τρδ 5 - gel S. Won
euwhwn kf; to navigate ; to stear;~$
ane, &C. S. Yur wgnpd . &e. Ἢ ss. πῦον
guhet a. fit for shipbuilding purposes
~hamfip ’ en ks ων 8. inauguration, dedi-

VIP

eation, consecration, sagra ; feast, fe-
stival, rejoicing; S. o/eacd; wath,
4- [ὦ ghtacmdn, » to inaugurate a build-
ing ; -βυ ων τε ἔτ. ὦ ἔτ ἡ δον , to dedicate
or consecrate an altar; -ἔρωνε (9 βεῖ,
8. YwrcergapdalIh; -ῥᾷ 8. 8118} boat,
skiff, cock-boat; —4/y a. voyaging to-
gether ; s. fellow-voyager ; —god a.
shipwrecked; -- ἐν 2. OF -δ ῥα" un.
to suffer shipwreck, to be lost, to pe-
rish by shipwreck; τάνδε 2. ship-
wreck ; -ζαβε,ρ. -hancne{ah §. Vereen
fapane (3b; —kgfl un. to sail together;
—Subgfuem sport, haven, harbour,
sea-port; fig. the port of salvation; S.
Yocmhoyp ; Faptuok, προ, φεης.
gh4 - ᾿ ἃ Spacious, safe, fine harbour
or port; — g&émgy, wharf, quay; ρων.
Sates ον ων —guenfys harbour-master ;
ghepurdl pobbunf —, port accessible at
any time of the tide; pF recs as bison
-, harbour with a bar ; Siwesthys Sea.
“οἷν δ (ν fPutrk, f - to harbour ; (ὦ)
to sail into or enter harbour; (,g4_
tec.) to steam into harbour 5; Smuwhhy
opfudp f —, to get safe into port; to
arrive safe; wacwpbh pbbby fb —gpu_
οἰ, ἦν, to be wrecked in port; —Sasm.
qha s.navy; -d¢ncf 4. towing, tow-
age; -ἶῥᾳ s. tug-boat, tug, tow-boat;
~20gbbeene., steam-tug; — spud,
tow-rope ; -- ;puk,» to tow, to haul, to
drag along; -qoqwh, wg a. sea-faring ;
8. navigator, voyager; —diwhryf s. yaw),
Pinnace ; -smweng 8. ladder; landing-
place; —dispan , --ἰἶἴπωριωβῇ a. fighting at
8ea; 8. naval fight; -- ,%4,. to fight a
battle at sea; -- enpdfy Ῥέα.» fleet,
army; —Ampunc(Fh 8. naval engage-
ment ; mock sea-fight, naumachy ;
-οἴἶπειν Q. embarked; §. S. Ὅωεἠωρ;
~pbob,, to embark; -2fta (2h 8. ὕω.
cugapsne(Fh; —yn 8. WAY, passage,
ferry ; a. Ss. Vergy ἢ —ag E- on ΓᾺ cap-
tain, commander; --ἰδ ων δα, kgf va.
to command, to steer or guide a ves-
8el; to pilot; -aj&«nc(#h s. command,
steering, working, piloting a vessel;
~.afy 8. stem, prow, head.

Unesrescrarceryrg. » ῥ 8. the first month of
the oo Armenian calendar, (Au-
gust).

Upenre cases ase , fr. —f » Tf esr fs 000 ἢ 8. sail-
or, Seaman, mariner, sea-faring man,
tar, jack-tar ; ~p, seamen, sea-faring
people, crew; -4/ va. to steer a ship;

bas

Ubb

-a.(7f s. profession of a sailor; sea-
manship;. steering of a ship; piloting;
navigation.

Pocus sang $- navigator ἢ 8. Dee
“ἤδη ; seaman, boatman, gondolier,
TO wer; -kEwS, δα. 8. “Ὃν ε. μον sy bs ον ἐγ of, δα.

Ὥνεωε, sare [νον ν ag Q. ὅ. Novatian.

Ὥνωνε ὦ ων την απ, fb ν --ῥη or fy 2. squadron,
fleet; —f& s. flotilla.

wetopwh δ. arsenal; dock-yard.

Yur eseeprcs » &c. 8. Vucugapds » &C.

Purwph ksh a. navigable > -gkd, bale
vn. to sail, to navigate, to go to sea;
8. Zot 3 - ἔπη S. ων ρα} -ἀσε(δᾷ ε.
navigation, voyage at sea, passage.

Purnmynnek 8. rostrum, beak-head,
cut-water, knee of the head ; —grusyar
s.ship: forest-tree; S. [cares on bs fr προ).
&c. S. ‘Parc μα. , &e.

Preece ζεκει eer μα, S. Varcwuch ; ass > og. fe cas
gut —p, the Argonauts. [to go to sea.

Vwek dS, kgf vn. to sail, to navigate,

Ὅωε (2, fg 5. naphtha; -ῥων s.-line.

ἥνεοε (9 ΧῈ 4 S. Ὅσο ΧῈ Se

ure fuk wp ’ bE pry ἃ. pl. boats.

wen ,wg 8. Navigator; passengers

S. Varese; —p pg ay, the hepouaan

ωεπεηβη. gab» —quyssl 8. helmsman,

steersman ; pilot ; -qqa(@h s. 8. ὕω.

combunnc{e>; navigation; art of sail-

ing , histiodromia; gfpp -(#F, trea-
tise on Navigation.

Ywedup ths va.to freight, to char-
ter; -do.(2f s. freighting, chartering.

‘Punpoapen 9 b ᾿ οἰ οἴξε « neke ΓΙ cloak,
mantle; monk’s long mantle; cope,
chasuble; -οὖ δ. pl. ΘΟΡΘΒ; —ssengssrccs
a. Wearing ἃ cope ; --{ἦᾷ s. small mantle,
mantelet; dalmatic.

Treagpesr preach fears 1 hunh 2.8 farthing, two
mites, fourth part of a penny.

Vewpk iS ’ Ὁφωζωρίσωρ wrk JS,

Ug6s, &gf va. to demolish with levers

or crow-bars, to dismantle, to throw
down, to raze; -Sup a. driving ina

Ὅς» 5. three-legged table. (stake.

Ugaenhil, nba un, to grow mouldy,
to get spoiled.

Ubupy., tkpgbg 4. fibre, string; li-
gament ; tendon, sinew ; -/» s. fibrine;
“πανία a. fibrous, stringy, muscular,
brawny ; ligamentous; tendinous, si-
NCWY ; —wwh warty a. cartilaginous.

Us: , xy 8. putrefaction, rottenness,
putrescence , corruption ; infection,
bad smell, stench, stink, fetidness ;

Vb,
ehem. brome; a. corrupt, spoiled, pu-
trid, stinking; Σωσιω (9 οὐ —, foul smell;
- εὕδων. fp diepdfiis, it has began to
putrefy.

Ὄδῥνωκ οἷν a. corruptible; 5. Δ, α.:
Sayed a. antimephitic ; —Sam a. stink-
ing, infected, putrescent, rotten, cor-
rupt; —Samnch s. infection, bad smell;
—2uqhq a. putrified, stinking , fetid;
—duyne 9. fetid or stinking places.

Vi fb; £gf va. to putrefy, to cor-
rupt, to rot; -p un. to become pu-
trid, to be corrupted, spoiled, rotten,

UE fenewd 8.corrupt sores. (stinking.

VE func [Ὁ ῥεῖ, ν “-σα ἕῆ, S.Uafe δ.

Uspoce, ᾧ s.apium, ache, wild cele-
ry, smallage. [or —owner.

Ὄδφω( s. Hebrew w. sheep-master

Ubhunup, f 8. nectar.

Uéy a. narrow, strait, close; s. nar-
rowness, straitnes ; fig. anxiety, grief,
distress; —p strait; defile; fp — aps
έν Smunegwhb,, to reduce to dis-
tress or to straits, to constrain, to ob-
lige, to compel, to force; to press, to
urge, to embarrass; f -- dinwbky, wh
4wtt,, to be pinched for means, to be
in straitened citcumstances, to be re-
duced to straits, to the last extremi-
ty, to be embarrassed, distressed.

Véqupkpwt a. narrow-mouthed ;
—qupuwuup a. narrow-heeled; - ωῷ
a. narrow-breasted ; -S&puy a. crevic-
ed; -Swpac(2h s. pain or uneasiness
caused by constraint ; -Sa.uw« a.
doubting, hesitating, of little faith;
—Lasd, “9. ἐ UN. S. VE quupnfl 3 to be
narrowed ; fig. to become impoverish-
ed, to be reduced to misery ; —agusanfel’,
&e. S. Wh “μων ful’, &ec. ἢ -ιῳξω ad. nar-
rowly, straitly, hardly; sparingly;
~uwuen, —ubpn a. impatient, touchy,
crabbed, peevish, surly, surly-humour-
ed, choleric, morose, irascible, pas-
sionate, hasty ; —upmnpd, nb-guy un. to
be impatient, fretful, to fidget, to lose
patience, to be vexed; to be ill-tem-
pered, cross, angry, irritated, exas-
perated 5 -upunne (2h δ. impatience, ill-
temper, intolerance, vexation, irrita-
tion, exasperation, bursts or fits of
passion or rage. |

Vb qugaeguttf va. to worry, to af-
flict, to torment, to vex.

Ub qunpogns 8. Uppunpayas -

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narrow, to contract, to straiten, to
restrain, to tie down, to press, to con-
strain ; to give trouble, to disquiet, to
incommode, to inconvenience, to im-
portune, to annoy, to trouble, to tor-
ment, to harass, to infest, to plague,
to molest, to maltreat, to oppress; -
qne udpnfufr, to crowd, to oppress,
to press, to squeeze; Fngadac paps bb
q&[ que, he was oppressed by the
throng; £9 thakuwg qhhpb κα opie, the
ass thrust herself unto the wall.

δηξαγ, -guy vn. to be put to straits,
to be constrained or necessitated; to
be uneasy, disquieted, afflicted, trou-
bled, tormented, vexed, molested; -
be dyfy fb ubequt,to be intruded upon
or thrust in; to meddle with, to in-
terpose.

UVéqbs a. afflicting, troubling; mo-
lesting, oppressing, persecuting; dis-
tressing ; vexatious, disquieting.

Uéqne(F fed 5. want. of width or am-
plitude, narrowness, straitness ; care,
trouble, tribulation, grief, sorrow, af-
fliction , inquietude, displeasure; fa-
tigue, weariness ; importunity, incom-
modiousness, annoyance, tedium; tor-
ment, worry, vexation, oppression.

Ὄξηνε Ss. Ὅδη ἢ, pw. [mus ; pass.

Usyneg, f 8. straits, channel ; isth-

Veh quppun » &e. S. Ub queue » &e.

διῖξι, fp, eng. dhaye s. Nemean-
games; -uwhwt a. Nemeean.

Using, ῥ᾽. ae. or fe 5. fraud, artifice,
stratagem, wile, craft, guile, cunning;
a. S.Ustgweng 5 ees —pe.1—orf ad. With
fraud, fraudulently, artfully, insidi-
ously, maliciously , treacherously ,
knavishly ; -- gaps£,, to machinate,
devise , hatch or frame a plot; -
hpéy πείερξ, to be betrayed, de-
frauded, cheated.

Ubiqupwine [Ὁ ft ὅ. fallacy, false-
hood, deceit; -puup S. Uh bg ad.;
—poupry, —gapd, -t-ELm ΟΥ̓ dam 8. δι
qusen; —fons a. fraudulent, malicious,
sly, guileful, cunning, crafty ; —fenpap
a. killing by surprise or treachery,
guileful, assassinating; —fromme (Pfc 2.
double-dealing; crafty speech, honi-
ed or delusive words, deceitful dis-
COUrse 5 -οἴδων ὃ. “Wh tog ccsfrnd .

Whig ah » ang S. Ubig. $.5 ene, Op
δ. Ghteg ase. [deceitful.

δ» αι igen fp a. insidious, artful,

vt

ULiguecnp a. fraudulent, cunning,
wily, sly, insidious; gloomy, sullen,
saturnine ; treacherous, disloyal, per-
fidious, felonious ; roguish, swindling;
-ES, &0.8.Ubigkd, δα.

Ὅδυκ δι, Lyf va. to defraud, to de-
ceive, to cheat, to dupe, to cozen, to
trick, to gull, to swindle; to circum-
vent; to betray; -// un. to be de-
ceived, betrayed, &c.; -- f w#hunc (FE,
to lose the sight, to become blind.

εν; a. knavish, roguish, cheat-
ing, crafty; falsifying, forging; stealing.

Gbtgn (fers. fraud, trick, artifice,
craftiness, slyness, cheating; duplici-
ty, deception, trickery, knavery; dis-
loyalty , perfidy, felony, treason;
swindling, roguery. [wood-louse.

Déwywh, Dhyne, wg ὃ. nilliped,

bat, afr. afte s. antichrist.

hump, fp, we 8. Hebrew w. neessar-
ian; bbqbewy τῶν. ν CErGUMenous, de-
moniacal. (s. nestorianism.

Ubucanpuhwt a. s. Nestorian; --σεὖ

‘Usa, pgs. arrow, bolt, shaft, dart;
- od, dart-snake, acontias, jaculum;
- wn. fe lz, thunder; τῶ wpdubhb,,
to shoot an arrow, to discharge or let
fly arrows.

Ub ose [9 sas ofr S. Da mudfg ; -ὗρ win.
t£S vu. te pierce with many arrows;
-hewy, wg 8. balista; arbalet, cross-
bow; catapult; -ωρ a. shot, pierced
or wounded with an arrow; -—dgny 8.
archer, bowman; -—dgn-} s. shooting,
letting fly an arrow; -2h¢ a. drawing
a bow; serving to launch an arrow;
$. Ξ. Ὄξον > - “ων ἐν Ὁ εἶνε,» ἴο
shoot, to let Ay an arrow, to draw ἃ

‘Ub wkd 8. Wek. [bow.

Uheapihty 8. bow-shot.

Ὅδω πη Ss. Ὅδιν δα πὴ > mye τορι»
Scythians, Sarmatians.

‘Uke fb, vy 8. sister-in-law; —-. 2 8.
period orcycle of six hundred years,
or 600 months; --» pr. in, into; within ;
ῥ - acs be d 17. . in thyself; - 0205 ἔν ως file ,
skilled in art.

Vb pwd whwt a. introductory ; - δέω
va. to introduce; -—Sa<, ῥ᾽ s. introduc-
er; -Snc{2f s. introduction; -ὡρίθ ει
va. to instruct well; —dfmw a. endowed
with intellect, reasonable, rational ;
—diskay a. monthly; -Seh fun. to enter,
to introduce oneself; -sf- (kJ va. to
infer, to deduce.

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Ube
Ub pwd » —ssaly ὧδ S. VE preatte Losase.nyr's
wiles Syn. to withdraw or seclude one-
self from the world, to give oneself
up to a spiritual life; -- αωσ ἔμ. —sseny
a. living retired, solitary, secluded;
devoted, spiritual ; contemplative ;
-»ἐἰξ 4. solitude, secluded, contem-
plative or ascetic life; contemplation.

Ubpput s. sole of the foot; -- fo, —
hug » 8016 Sees ΓΟ] ΟῚ ’ foot; —anfal,
δ. trowser-strap.[or«.d#% s.importation.

UspebptS va. to import; -gépac(ah

Ὅξρμπη» fg 8: eulogy, praise, en-
comium, panegyric.

Ub ppaqupush S. Vépenqhs 5 - δ ὃ.
UE payk dl; -ncl(ah S. Ubppng-

dikeneuites a. laudative ; panegyr-
ical, eulogistic. [panegyrics.

‘DEpanqutp 8. pl. praises, eulogies,

VEppogk ut, Eup 8. Ὄξρμηη-

Ὅδρμηηξι, bgp va.to make the pane-
gyric, the eulogy of; to give praises,
to laud, to eulogize, to praise, to exalt.

DEpenghs 8. panegyrist, eulogist.

UEppocd s. trunk.

Ubpgke, fg a. slim, slender, lean,
thin, weak; languid, faint; gr. tri-
brachys ; τ, ἔφα un. to become
weak, lean, faint, to grow languid.

UE poles s. bot. lotus; lotus plant.

UEpey. fg a. internal, interior, in-
ward; innate, natural; -4% a. com-
morative ; — Saad. -- case.

δνεηρδώμωρ ad. actively; - δώ,
Guta. active; -- puy, active verb; --
— pok, active voice; — suapsp, effec-
tive grace; -δωΐῥη a. co-operative ;
-SE/¢ va. to do, to act, to operate, to
influence ; —-8a.{#F 5. activity, energy,
force, virtue; influence, operation;
act, deed, work; — Sweand, act of
faith; -Sop£% ad. effectively, in effect.

UE peat a. harmonious; δ. har-
monica; — dt, harmonic sound ; --ν,
wu ad. harmonically, harmoniously ;
-wenp a. harmonious, harmonic, tune-
ful, cadenced, concerted; -#/3h s.
harmony, accord ;symphony ; concert.

DE pqbw, a. made of fibres or nerves.

‘Uépkeyg 8. Nereids, sea-nymphs.

‘Uépk;b a. pardonable, excusable,
remissible; — d&gp. venial sin.

DEpkd, kgf va. to grant pardon for
a fault, to pardon, to excuse, to for-
give, to be indulgent; to permit, to al-
low ; to tolerate, to endure, to suffer,

Ub

to support; tipkgke. I beg pardon;
pardon me 3 guys wubS tk pk , I
speak this by permission.

VE ppignctwh a. contingent, casual;
—ne (Fh 8. contingence, casualty.

Ve ppopSocp,g 8. arcane, secret or
hidden sense or meaning.

DE pd mien fin a. marine.

Uéph, xy s. tint, dye, colour; — fo_
fy, shoe-blacking.

‘ik Abovess adver a.dyedcolveed.

ὐρῴωδ, yy 8. spot, stain; -- or -g

Vi phawhwt a. serving to dye.

Ukeheny. fy a. present, actual; gr.
a. 8. present; -aiausd, usgesy un. tO pre-
sent oneself; -wyncyuwhkdS va. to pre-
sent; - σε ῥεῖν 8. presence.

Ὄδράωιν dt, { να. to dye, to colour,
to tinge;— ᾧ fupdéhp, to give a red
dye to, to dye red.

Ve phwtfe(? 2. colour, colouring
matter; τονε, 8. dye-house; —-macid
s.colour- or paint-box; -σωρ s. dyer;
~puprelsh s. dyeing; dye-works.

VEphed, bral: va. S. UA phwtkd; ων ἃ
f tb phb,. to give out to be dyed.

Ve phbks 5. ωρζω.

κερί s. dyer.

Uaphag s. dye-house. [spot.

Ub phacws, yy δ. dye, colour; stain,

VE phere a. 8. ἴσῥων a.; well instract-
ed, very erudite, learned, clever, im-
bued with science. .

UE Suh δ. Ζωφιωπιυᾷ; -οὐῥρ a. COn-
trary, incompatible ; antipathetical;
- pio{#h, incompatibility ; —Sashuad,
-aalth 5. Lesh μιν 00.s00 ly ποι; - “εἰ
qechoy, contrast of colours.

Vk pshinn [Ὁ fit 8. 2 haar (9 fret -

Ve pSavcusunf 8. eudosmometer;
—nuncith 3, eudosmose.

‘U4 $0t 8. VE phon.

Vi pling gtd 5. ᾿Π ων atteeaal °

Vk php gy hoct ’ —qnlth, — inp Pisce.
(f.% 8. incarnation. ἮΝ

Uk pli quent α. stained with sin.

Vb pzts οὐ δὰ a.spiritual ; shi, bguy
yn. to be inspired, transported; -sa.$
s. inspiration, transport.

VE prem Peerhyeste or Lusstecarly esse a. encyclo-
pedical ; —~stwhp s. encyclopedia.

Us paz a. indulgent, condescending,
forbearing, merciful, clement; -- εἰς.
to be indulgent.

Ub payuhpot a. tolerant > - dung,
frapfarpe ΟΥ̓ -nc{#fh.z s. toleration.

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utr
Ue pnqadfin 8.Uépog 5 — puggpach,
with the greatest kindness; -danch s.
indulgence, condescension, clemency.

UVFpaqe-(2h s. indulgence; pardon,
remission, mercy, pity; -(Phadp ad.
indulgently.

Ubpac(?h. —n mt s.pardon; — fepk_
σεις» to beg pardon or forgiveness,
to apologize. [Ὁδπρο-

Ὅδρμω, ᾧ -- ad. in, within, inside; 8.

Vb pea F wh wt α. instructive ; —Fa
(Pfc or oh 4. instruction, erudition,

Vépan, by 8. Ὅδωρᾳ. (discipline.

‘Ub pununuslwra.corporeal,material.

Ub perpsdiag [ὦ ζ οἵ, » OF gphuy a. iD-
ward, innate, inborn; - ρων. idea,
thought, conceit; -gpa.(2} s. natural
disposition; conception, thought.

Ub penprusdhinfenS wshuit a. fictitious ;
-frSoc(2h 8. meditation, thought.

Uippukbu, a. enclosed within; -
Dunhiaie , the enclosed letter.

Uéppwtag s.any piece of furniture
used as a couch, bedding.

Uéngé< pr. under, below.

Uepelt. ging a. interior, internal,
inner; intestine; intrinsic; intimate,
cordial; underground, subterranean;
— with %, internal angle. (eunuch.

Ubppfiuatad, wyuy un. t0 become

VE peliugk ns. chief of the eunachs,
S.Wuapguybe- [togeld, to castrate.

‘VE ppfiwgarguithd: va.to eunuchate,

Depelif , bey , thwg 8. eunuch;
Σιων bevy, Shrill voice; — ων», τῷ
fuqky 5. Vi pphiugaegutby ; cat Toad r0pxeue_ss
δῖ, -, eunuchs have no beard.

UE pgtuped hit s. subdivision ὁ. 7 aoe
uk,. to subdivide; - μόρᾳ 4. citadel;
ghrp 8. inscription; -gact,q s. troops
of men, terrestrial or mortal hosts;
“ἄρα a. marked inside, inscribed ;
—fowy s.mus.an Armenian note ( ~);
poy OF ἐπεηωΐ, 8. diver; —frupfufe 8.
pedestal, stand.

Ue ppbah , wg s.under-coat, — waist-
coat; shirt-front; - futubg, chemi-
sette, habit-shirt, under-petticoat.

Uh pgtuhat a. inferior, interior;
—hoyt 8. the interior part; joy 8.
mezzanine, entresol ; -- αν 8. ground-
floor; cellar.

Ub pptnegh S. Yanpregh-

Uépey a. under, nether, lower; -.
ῥ - pr- ad. under, below, beneath;
in, within, through, inwardly, inside ;

Vd.
ὁ - wphwth,. to subdue; f -- huwgk ay,
whl bau, , BUbject, submissive, depend-
Ont; ayasnk, ῥ᾽ —» to line, to cover on
the inside ; —, s. the inside, interior.

Dk peyuphunl.p &. antipodes.

Depprcam, f -- ad. internally, in-
wardly ; below, beneath; inside, with-
in, inwardly ; from beneath, from be-

ow.

UErgu, f - ad. in, into, inside; wp
awethry ᾧ -, to go in, to enter; σνζων.
pwr qhasf—, he took him in, he re-
ceived him; bmp f - ᾧ ababuht, we
placed it in the room.

‘UL ppuwygoyh a. interior, internal, in-
nermost; —¢p£J va. to imprint, to im-
press ; -φριωξον a. intercalary; -ἀσ.-
po @t s. intercalation; —snc(#f δ. in-
troduction ; -4e94% 4. interior, the in-
side part; --ὔνειων wabbd va. to cause
to enter, to introduce, to bring in.

Ὥδοσεξ, γῇ 2. stay, staff, prop;
sustainer, support, upholder, but-
tress ; -w wphwik,, to prop, to stay,
to support; -- asdpac(Pl ἰδ, odkp,
to be a support of, to uphold, to sus-
tain, to protect ; — feng Suseusnngs to
support religion, to be a supporter of
religion; S. $4%.wpu .

“‘by~p a. weak, slender, slim, thin.

bard. bg 5. anathema, excommuni-
cation, malediction, curse; impreca-
tion, execration; pub, ῥ᾽ -w,to be-
come anathema, to be a subject of
execration; aatby qnp ᾧ τῶν muy aqnp
ῥ —», to subject a person to execra-
tion; FE —bep Goarey fey OF wtheustfy, to be
excommunicated or execrated ; --
cup dushty, -ὦ ῤ d&puy heopgay, to ana-
thematize, to curse; —a fs Shaw spel
ὍΔ, OF ghip wrdwhk,, to load with
cursing, to curse, to execrate, to im-
precate; to excommunicate.

byndus , σι δ. anathema; a. excom-
municated. [- ad. -cally.

Veedehot a.anathematical; pepke

Ὅν 8. Ὃς.

Vand Sf, Egf va. to anathematize, to
excommunicate; to curse, to condemn;
to execrate, to imprecate ; -p/ un. to
be excommunicated, anathematized ;
kabof Ῥᾳνήδιν,. let him be anathema.

VE, bkpw, gol pron. f. she, her.

Vik que, wg δ. ἢ. w. neclassa ; pea-

‘UbE ows. H.w. nessa; ostrich. [cock.

Us wp , fg s. balance-scale.

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ΒΩ
σεῖς ’ -whhg ᾿ &e., S. ΙΣΤ 9
Q eg frm lpg . &c.

F-ryq, ogy 8. fresh horse, relay,
led-horse; prancer; courser; -sdpqy
8. ZTOOM ; τειν a. mounted on a
courser, horseman, cavalier.

εν a. poor, necessitous, indigent;
dig asbus - La fb ΔΕ, we had no need
of you; -bgnegutéS va. to macerate,
to mortify; —»-(@f s. want, necessity,
indigence.

Uf¢e beng 8. bolt, lock, padlock;
lever, bar; traverse, cross piece of
timber; trabs, trabecule (a meteor) ;
— φδω ων, mortar ; puwhky teeop , to
bar, to bolt, to fasten with a padlock.

‘Ubqwh., wg & lance, spear; pelta,
clypheus; $end —f, spear or lance-
thrust; ῥ᾽ wke --ἶ quanto, armed with
ἃ lance, pikeman 3 «νων ει wpm —p, &
forest of spears; ssmnuwhby —we. gh
peubger, to slay with scythes.

Dbqulwpb hore or ΓΙ ΤΊ 8. broken
spears; -pocs 2. spear-staff or -shaft;
-fuo_n® a. bristling with spears ; --
gong, company of pikemen; —4fg 8.
fellow-soldier, comrade; ally, confe-
derate; a. allied, leagued, confeder-
ate 3 -hnep wntkdf ya. to subjugate
with lance & spear ; —4g// un. to fight
together; to be allied, leagued, to
form a coalition with, to enter into an
alliance, to league together; to help,
to succour, to aid; -dgncf s. alliance,
league, confederacy, coalition, confe-
deration ; -44.. a. lance or spear-
shaped ; -x0x a. ad. poising a javelin
or brandishing a spear; —dacfu 8. ja-
velin-man ; -w#£q s. the dart or the
head of a Jance; —cap 5. lancer, pike-
man, halberdier ; — ass, lance-shap-
ed meteor; -ῥωΐ a. surrounded or
hemmed in by pikemen.

Ubquehphhky bub un. to throw down
one’s arms & desert, to abandon one’s
post, to flee.

Upqut[4 s.javelin, dart, short lance.

Ubi hug woot a. holding or profess-
ing the doctrine of the council of Nice.

Dbhfreolat a. Nicean.

Ubhoquyl-ghy . Ὄξαιρ 8. Nicolaitans.

Ufs. U6 s. list of prices, tax, rate,
tariff.

“ὐφωρν wy a. thin, lean, meagre,
gaunt, spare, skinny, scraggy ; —astasd,
wywy un. to grow lean or spare, to

Ubh
become thin, to fall away; -mgmeyee
244 va. to make thin or lean, to emaci-
ate, to extenuate, to weaken, to at-
tenuate ; -n-(2% s. leanness, thinness,
emaciation, extenuation.

Ufiackupup ad. like the Ninevites.

9 5. slumber, sleep, repose ; of
le i caso oan bx «css te cas oy L°9 » give not

slumber to thine eyelids.

ΟΣ. 9. sign, mark; spot, speckle;
geom. point ; ayes —, we —, such a one,
such ; 80 & 805 sesyu — were, in such
a day. (brews, Nisan, (March).

Ufuuwt s. the first month of the He-

Upucn, tunf 8. sitting posture; po-
sition, situation; seat, residence ,
abode; property, possession ; sitting,
session, meeting; — appachuhwh, seat
of Government, capital city; -- aus
twhf, encampment; f —,bub,, to sit
up, to sit down, to be seated; f -
ingé,. to sleep in a sitting posture ; --
wnatines, to be tranquillized, allayed,
lulled into security; / -- gaedimpf;, to
hold a sitting ; δ᾽ tuupf wt, during the
sitting, forthwith, before separating;
kptp ἐπε. bhuply qhbtauwhueglp » to
paint a portrait in three sittings.

νιν, wyf va. to invent, to con-
trive, to frame, to hatch, to plot.

Vées s.light sleep,drowsiness,sleep-
iness, dozing ; -- antnez, — εὐνῇ ες,
adkp ΟΥ̓ —Lid, kgf un. to fall into a
doze, to begin to nod, to doze, to nap,
to be drowsy, to drop off to sleep, to
take a nap or snooze; - ᾧ pach (Pwh_
d4pac(#E, to fall fast asleep or into a
sound sleep, to be fallen into a deep
sleep; bf pS bay fesone, : waterless or
dried wells; -- or -&gmguthd va. to
render drowsy or sleepy, to send to
Sleep; - yapopwtf, to lull or rock to

VhypSact δ. ‘vhs . (Sleep.

Ube 5. bot. wild-turnip.

Ubel2 , ngs. matter, body; element;
substance; subject, matter; cause,
reason, grounds; ~p, materials; — Spry
matchs, incentive, tinder; — gfe. dif-
fuse matter; - be mbuwk, form &
matter; fuoubugnep quyupe --τῇ» let us
discourse on this subject.

UbewgnpnSh&f va. to spin.

Ube whuwt a. material; -ne(Pfer s.
materiality ; -—Sweup a. avaricious,
Srasping ; τρῶν, fg 8. idolater; ma-
terialist ; —sy.,ne.(9f 8. idolatry ; ma-

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υἱτ,
terialism; - αἴ αὐ. materially. (ed.

ῥείδωράνεν 4. the subject propos-

Upc Pagneguikd va. to give ἃ ma-
terial form or existence, to create, to
produce, &c.

εδώ ρα. material ; liquid, fluid;
fig. worldly-minded ; —peé un. to be
formed, to be composed of matter,
to exist, to be.

υῤεσεηξ, a. material, corporeal;
~gfittwenka ad. materially; sensually ;
-qbine (3h s. materiality ; sensuality.

ῤεῖθ ει, bgp va. to spin, to twist;
to weave, to plait; to prepare, to form,
to project, to design; to cause, to pro-
duce, to excite; to contrive, to maeh-
inate, to plot; - ηνδνᾳ 2}. to weave
plots or snares, to conspire, to plot,
to lay snares; ga —.to frame or plot
a treacherous design, to hatch trea-
S01; hope wine —, ta ruin, to cause
the ruin of; sappe — nd&ég ,to meditate
evil against a person, the ruin of; -
fenp4Sacpqu Ζιωρενε. [9 br εὐ , to meditate
gloomy, foul or heinous thoughts; -
wwhed frit ξωρῥβω or qhapacen » to contrive
one’s own rain; -- ζεῖ, to accumul-
ate; — gqgnpdt, to undertake, to exe-
cute, to put into execution; sephsp
bp tip dish hfe (Pkg fis, his infam-
ous passion cost him his life.

Up-(2hs a. spinning; weaving.

Ὁῤεδὸ σεν 8. Ppdach.

τε.» [2 [ε΄ δ. materiality ; -ν ἱἍ
8. machination, plot.

ὕει S. Yocu or ‘Unupe

Ufenl(?bw, (ὁ f ve. to push with force,
to drive or thrust in, to fix. _[loaf.

ζω. wy 8. hearth- or griddle-cake;

Ubwiwh, wg s.roll, manchet ; pif
— uy nthe, how many loaves have
you?

ζω s. human respect ; — ;bbbz oF
-&S, Egh un. to see, to look at, to re-
gard, to observe, to examine, to 601»
sider, to contemplate, to reflect, to
ponder on; to show or pay regard to;
-fs a. regarding, observing, contem-
plating; -- {2}, —nacifh δ. observation,
contemplation; regard, consideration.

ζω, og 8. painting, picture;
image, figure , efigy; embroidery of
needlework of divers colours; lively
description ; ᾧ -a« 4u%b,. to paint, to
take or draw a portrait ; to describe;
S. [θ" ὦ ere revs es heats ; Vee eft enters ἄς.

von

Ὅξωρωνίνη a. picturesque; -¢f5 2.
painter; -¢fp» gpg s. description;
picture, painting ; representation, like-
ness, portrait; delineation, design,

lan, model, form; style; text; 8.

upugps ; a. painted ; described;
“ἐν ἢ bs σή ἔγνως —, portrait, likeness;
- pte (51. the picture of nature ; pus
-gefu ’ literally ; ole isk y 2 -«υΓ » to
explain literally ; -gep% a. variegated;
“ρων a. representative; descrip-
tive; picturesque; characteristic ; li-
teral ; - foeliacsenfor.p , literally; -εαρέε
va. to paint, to represent; to pour-
tray, to depict, to paint, to describe,
to give a description of; to character-
ize; παρε 4. painting, representa-
tion, portrait, image, figure, delinea-
tion, sketch; description; rhet. hypo-
typosis, imagery.

VUbapeg kt a, painted > -ηρη) 8.
character, letter; - ξέρω a. painted,
diversified with colours, variegated,
checkered ; embroidered; s. painting,
image ; -fE pws wy OF fy 3. embroi-
derer; painter; a. of divers colours;
figured; embroidered ; -44pm&S-va. to
paint ; to embroider; -G4pmnc(tpa% 6.
painting ; embroidery ; --ὐ ΣΧ a.
painted , adorned with paintings; --
wafenwl, picture, painting; —saese_
fkp 4. image, portrait, effigy ; -- ῥέῃ s.
literal history; text; ~gayg a. repre-
senting a picture or image.

VhapkdS, ξα΄ va.to paint; to repre-
sent, to figure, to form; to depict, to
describe, to write; — ᾧ dfuwsw«, to ima-
gine, to fancy, to picture to oneself;
-f arb. to write, to describe.

‘U4erke a. painted, coloured, varie-
gated, varied with many colours; em-
bellished with imagery; -- sass«nnnp
Ltqhwy . printed calico, chintz, cotton.

Ubwrhs &. painter; Gbigutuaghy “-ν
portrait painter; 4% -- , paintress.

Uduepackh 5. ζω.

ζω ρχεωζ οἷ, a. picturesque ; —sa{of
8. painting; -- ῥεηιω[δ νερά, oil-paint-
IDE; — σωηωΐνη. , Water-colour painting.

Ufsafunsa.mean-spirited,low-mind-
ed; —S.ual a. low-sized, short, little;
~dé< a. mean in appearance, low, poor.

Ὅν». (Ff.% s. meanness, baseness,
lowness, smallness, shabbiness.

φυσι. fy 8. hollow, ditch, cave,
cavern, grotto.

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VUU

έν a. Vanquished, conquered,
humbled, lowered, abased, depressed ;
base, abject, vile, low, contemptible,
mean, poor, little, ignoble; -- maby,
to conquer, to subdue, to bear or
break down, to humble, to depress, to
abase, to weaken, to harass, to mor-
tify, to humiliate; -- ,fab,, to be con-
quered, overcome, humbled, abased,
worsted, to succumb, to yield to.

‘Uhpakd, Egat va. to push on, to in-
duce, to incite; to promote, toadvance.

φρο ῥα, Eguy un. to endeavour, to
exert oneself, to take pains, to make
great efforts, to strive hard, to do
one’s best. ([effort, study, diligence.

Ulpen it 8. advancement, progress;

“‘DSuhq, wy 5. alligator, cayman.

‘ud pron. to him or her.

‘Udit, fg a. like, similar, resembl-
ing, approaching; equal, conformable,
analogous; ad. similarly, in the same
manner, alike, such; -- & v. imp. it suits,
it is proper, fit or becoming; it seems,
it appears; wikthef - & indus, he is
as like him as can be ; -- φ- ν wf/pt, like
loves like.

Uden pastor [FF 8. imitating ἃ per-
son’s voice or speech, mimicry ; —pay:
ad. likewise, equally, in the same man-
ner; -e4p6S va. to figure, to repre-
sent; ~ary¢s.a.homeopathist; — pF ff,
homeopathic doctor; -geaf uhh a.
homeopathic ; - g&q, - medicine;
-pnc¢-nc{2f 4. hommopathy ; —zyt 8.
Wdint a. & ad.; gape a. counterfeited;
s. counterfeiter ; -gapS&/ va. to coun-
terfeit; -gapSde.(2h 4. counterfeiting ;
forgery ; -gp&/ va. to write a similar
hand; to fac-simile; -gpa-(2 s. fac-
simile; —frow a. imitating the human

Udita a. like. . [voice.

‘Uda a. imitative; mimic; -%
s.mimicry; -44qy a. uniform, con-
formable or resembling; -44payfJ-un.
to conform to, to become like, to re-
semble; —4é pune (2h 4. similarity, con-
formity, uniformity, resemblance, ana-
logy ; - ad. likewise ; —4pp a. subject
to the same feeling or passions ; —4fy
a. 8. Udit; imitating, following; —«~
45... conformity; imitation; -- Φωΐ α.
pourtraying faithfully; traced, coun-
terdrawn ; --ςων δι va. to trace, to
counterdraw 3; --Φιωΐνπε [Ὁ βεΐ, 8. tracing,
counterdrawing ; -- φωνει ων ad. like,

VU

similarly, equally; -φῥε δ a. formed
of the same material; —day a. stereo-
typed; s. stereotype; stereotype-plate;
—dacjed ya. to stereotype; —dacyls 8.
stereotyper ; --ἶσε σεῦ 8. stereotyp-
Ing } ~—diwet a. composed of similar or
equal parts; -ωΐα a. gr. consonant ;
ssuthgnc{#h 5. consonance, harmony,
concord; -ἡξω ad. likewise, in like
manner, in the same manner, confor-
mably, equally, analogically ; -wsn a.
of the same gender; --ωᾶγ a. of the
same kind, family or species ; -dhau a.
subject to the same afflictions or
Pains ; -- νεωσεσε ἢ 5. alliteration; —ssfey
S. οδωΐνευ {ἔτ pres ; —ghq S.Udhisinwakp «
μῦν δ ἐν a. imitable.

αι, kgf, -kgnegwikd va. to
render like, to assimilate, to conform,
to equalize, to liken; to imitate, to
counterfeit. [image, statue.

Dhiutf 8. dist αν} <p 8. likeness,

εἰν S, kgf, bpd. πο un. to be
alike, similar, to resemble, to ap-
proach, to be equal with; to imitate,
to follow, to‘tread in the steps of;
Ἵν Ποῖ, be assy εἴπω νη, wt, in the human form;
thot f v. imp. it suits; it is very pro-
bable ; — &£/2£, it seems, it appears.

‘Udiawhag, —whhy s.imitator; - εἰν,»
to imitate, to follow, to endeavour, to
resemble; to copy, to ape, to mimic;
—ae(F fed 4. imitation; mimicry.

“Ὃν. » og 8. Velvia -

ει [9 με 8. similarity, resemb]-
ance, conformity, analogy; assimila-
tion ; comparison ; uniformity, equali-
ty ; imitation ; likeness, image, effigy;
figure, type, form: parable, example;
ja -@E , f —, in imitation of, after the
fashion of; jo uuépx -(2£, in like man-
ner, likewise; 5. Pap&ad.

“ων Ἰνώ ἢ . ‘Uiliubgopkt ἢ Uiiuhon kt
ad. likewise, equally ; like, same, con-
formable.

Vdishon firak 8. Uayhopfinush »

Lop aan ἢ can 4. εεν 0. Udpt bel ad. for which
reason, therefore, wherefor, on that
account; consequently.

Uipuput 8. dormitory, bed-room.

Uigl S, kgf un. to sleep, to slumber,
to lie down, to go to bed; to repose,
to rest; fig. to die, to expire, to depart
this life ; — 7 Gung, to lie with a woman;
- wpmupy » to lie abroad, out of
doors = grewgol(d ἔτ ων , Ἑ wenk ἡ 4 ρ , to

ὅδ

αὔι.

sleep in the open air, to lie under the
canopy of heaven; - wsap payee, to
sleep like a hare; -- ᾧ Sép; to goto
sleep in Jesus, to rest in God ; - ῥ Seq
Singae, to sleep the sleep that knows
no waking; -- pie Supu fep, to sleep
with one’s fathers.

Viyh gh us, a. sleeping ; dead in God,
deceased , defunct; S. [babu ; ὦ.
qold-p af cxsesls Ligkybyag » prayer for the
dead ; aug e219 0204 -ghyng, requiem, ob-
sequies ; S. Q unrarch .

Vtphgaegutel S va. to lull, to put to
sleep, to lay down, to put to bed; -
qh ht ag f purifu acpnog, to marry, bo
join in wedlock ; -- g4aju» to deflower;
—gup fh pa wepunbify .to slay,tokill.

Uiph.t, Uifacd s. sleep, repose,
dormancy ; decease, death, exit, tran-
sit; coition, copulation ; f — funbwpSpy
5. υῤσέεν.- {almond--oil.

‘U2edé. a. almond-shaped ; -ἀξ s.

τ) Ων δ᾽ δ. starch.

Tw), wy 8. sign, mark; sign, sig-
nal, character, symbol ; trace, vestige;
sign, proof, token; omen; miracle,
prodigy , wonder; ensign, colours,
flag, standard, banner ; the Holy Cross;
betrothal, affiancing ; seal, mark; cen-
tral point, centre; aim, butt; geom.
point > — fancy, Arms; -- pmglda{et,
trophy, triumph, victory ; -- ΟΥ̓ τῷ =:
to give a sign, to beckon; to signify,
to indicate; to affiance ; — watec,; to
take aim at, to level at; τς bem muy -
4ktwg, to give no signs of life; - «ἡ.
apk_f &, we shall have rain.

Upwtupuh s.watch-word,pass-word;
—a (δῇ s. signification; —ghyps gary οἵ
greg 8. character, letter; register, ar-
chives; secretary ; cipher; signature,
paraph, flourish; -pg, alphabet; ele-
ments, rudiments; <p bg puywrarhahe:
hieroglyphs; -gfee a. noting down;
~gaps , wg a. performing miracles,
doing wonders; prodigious, marvel-
lous; s. thaumaturgus, wonder-work-
er, miracle-monger; -gapdkw va- to
work or perform miracles ; -τσρδαι.
fab s. miracle, prodigy, sign; -#r&*
va. to characterize ; to write, to com:
pose ; to note, to mark; to delineate;
—gpoc(3h s. character, letter; writing;
note, annotation ; -gfa s. sign-ob-
server, soothsayer, augur, aruspes;
~g[Swhp s. notable or important

᾿ am et ee i Ὡ see

VEU

events; -gpaydé 8. character, letter; ,
-gpazdacits 3, making the sign of the |
cross ; —qgbug 8. Ὡρωδα σρδὶ —gg δι |
3. uniform, regimentals ; -- sssugussuen_
pegs livery; -pyd s. diviner, astro-
loger, augur ;-/v4g 8. iota, tittle; point;
-fetg fp a. seeking signs or miracles.

whwh, wy 8. sifn, mark; signal,
indication, character, expression,
proof; symbol; emblem; label, ticket;
sign, miracle, prodigy ; sceptre ; sign-
post; flag, colours, ensign; - Spay,
smoke ; flame ; faye -wg . signal
trumpet, bugle; - qeven sey aspen (IE ᾿
judgment, sentence, condemnation;
«ἃ -ρ. Sacred Elements; -- Susccsenry ,
symbol or formula of faith, Creed ; —p
aspen fry ᾿ symptoms; heshqisky μη σε
(ων —, to raise a trophy, a monu-
ment of victory. [gorically, mystically.

Ὥνωΐν κω ἢ pop ad.symbolically, alle-

Unzecr to ἤν ἡ exe » Yyyuastoss ye a. signifi-
cative, expressive; symbolic; charac-

Uwh why a. fringed. [teristic.

Ὥρχευΐν,ο fy carry hes» yess δ ἦι» car ocss ys rear,

whuhweng a- significative; sym-
bolic; remarkable, worthy of note,
notable.

Uzasiuhk St, kof va.to signify, to de-
note, to betoken, to indicate, to de-
clare, to notify, to express, to dis-
tinguish; to signalize; to characterize;
to note, to mark, to remark ; to figure,
to represent, to mean, to signify, to
have the sense or a meaning of; to
cross, to make the sign of the cross;
= gg btu, to quote ; - aga ccs Xess 01-20 to
ticket.

VWetberh i pun 8. Lpezgehkpen ; —hhs a.
significative; -ἀἄἀῤμ 5. ensign, ensign-
or standard-bearer ; —gn(#6 s. signifi-
cation, interpretation, meaning, sense;
-ane pe 8. commandant, chief; general;
~ptwh a. hang with flags ; -g&s, gf va.
to make signs, to beckon, to nod, to
wink ; to indicate, to point out; -yh
ad. by signs; -- frowk,;, to speak --: --
webb, thawdp , to point at, to signify
by hahd; -gaga.shewing a sign, sig-
nal-giving ; 8. formula; -npa. signed,
marked with a sign; special, signal,
famous, remarkable, notable; sym-
bolic, mystical; ensign-bearing ; tus
εὖ --ὧἱ. Ppouknpergeng »& ship bearing
the sign of Castor & Pollux.

χων κιΓ, kgf va. to put a sign or

δ

Lor

mark upon, to sign, to mark, to brand;
to make a sign; to promise in marri-
age, to affiance, to betroth.

Uzafacp s. almond-water; -abyhe
a. shaped like a almond-leaf.

Uzacuh, wg ὃ. mark, butt, aim,
target; - or wawh -ἰ fig. spectacle,
butt, object of derision, laughing-
Stock; ass σε. ὦ» ly -Ρ ζενυ πε. ΣΥ͂Σ; 2“ πε ζ
-f qub,, to expose to the mockery or
contempt of the people, to set up to
public ridicule; wbufy —f ,bubz, to
make a show of oneself, to make one-
self ridiculous to every body ; —,fub,,
Gay, qunwhfy, to become an object of
opprobrium, to be a prey or victim to
ignominy, to be exposed to dirision ;
— fury bouurlputing, to be exposed to
the darts of reproach or rebuke;
bn fi qhea - ῥερμβ υἷι. ee regarded
me with horror, or as an abomination;
bahgft pfulnckp = z bpbuu pst p00 000 oy 9
the carcasses shall lie as dung apon
the open field; - &qk bu pugqding, I
was as a wonder unto many; 5S. Uaeuwg;
~f thnwigncf, skilfal in archery.

Ὥνωνε. ἐμῇ δι a. shameful, infamous.

Vwewhid, kgf va. to confound, to
put to shame, to expose to public
censure or to the ridicule of every
one, to ridicule, to cry down, to de-
fame, to slander, to lampoon; to lead
in triumph.

Ὥνωνε. ὦ κε [Ὁ (ε΄, 4. spectacle, laugh-
ing-stock; shame, ignominy, oppro-
brium; nickname, by-name : hard

Vowenp or -ὖ ζω»ε. S. ἴω... deed.

Upguaplktp,—ph s.bot. yoke-elm,horn-

ων εν, 5. almond-tree. [beam.

“Ugh δ. chem. amygdalin.

Lzhsa , sg 8. bit, piece, particle,
fragment ; rest, residue; remains,
mortal coil; consecrated bread, eu-
logia ; <p upg, relic 5 wacds —wq, reli-
quary, shrine; -- quwewpwef, host,
wafer; — fuga, Wafer; — φυρδέ, or
hewgdé,, to make wafers ; -ρ be Ypdinnp
Zayuunwtf, the antiquities of Ar-
menia, (Picturesque Armenia).

Uz fesse pest δ. host-box; —mnete δ.
place for making hosts or wafers.

Uzfeuph dS, bgp una. to remain over
& above; to leave fragments; - ως
a. left, remained ; -- nahi np ajig , relics;
- bkutp ft, my spark of life; the rest
of my life.

UNz

Uzhe Skt, kgf va. to rise, to rise
against, to revolt, to rebel, to mutiny,
to rise in insurrection; to reject, to
despise ; -“4πρ.- ῥ thypecum aha fu
acpoup, to shake off the yoke, to free
or rid oneself from another’s domin-
ation. (disdain.

κδεωςξ κε Δ, 4. rebellion; contempt,

Updiop , b- -wihp 8. mark, trace, sign,
vestige, indication ; -- g&qay. some
remains of beauty.

Upding tS, kgf va. to catch a glimpse
of, to see imperfectly, to perceive, to
- discover, to examine, to observe, tod
regard; zéphip —. to cast the eyes
down, to look on the ground.

Updinptgneywikd va. to let see, re-
gard or perceive.

Ὡο SU ὅσαι —w quip 8. Tyree.
-; -bW, kgf una. to glitter, to glisten,
to shine, to sparkle, to flash.

Vez: eegby 8. light, shining; reflex,
glimmer ; - fvgn(#E, ray or beam of
joy; wsgqosum, αἴ. —, faint glimmer,
dim light.

Uynequghy Fan heal -ῥῥωλ α. shining,
gleaming, radiant, brilliant.

Ugneet 8. Ὧ “ἡ bd:

ec a. full of almonds; abound-
ing in almond-trees.

Wwanhr 0 ραν πα, Ὥμωρωξ, wy
lancet ; incision- or surgical-knife ,
bistoury ; - Ang tags δ εν αι , fleam.

Ur 8. bot. telegonus.

σῥνωση ν» 1g 8. he-goat, Zoat ; -wgks
a. goat-faced; -- ὦ οὖ, (F[Fnenem 8. chem.
hircic acid ; -- οὖν a. goatish; 4. pl. he-
goats; —Khpgne ? gaclth S. Ney eb pguscl ᾿
“απὸ 28) - ῥα 4. chem. hircine; -ant a.
goat-footed.

Ὅνηξ. -οἦἐὖ Or -“αἰὐἠξ a. nauseous,
loathsome, fulsome; disgusting, de-
testable; tiresome. |

Daqhad, o ats cy easy ,Ὁσηζινε Ὧν σηἡζανω
vn:to be disgusted, to loathe, to feel
sick or inclined to vomit; to abhor,
to detest, to turn from with disgust.

Uaqhwtkg 4. disgust, nausea, qualms,
rising of the stomach; abomination.

Voqhwga:guilS va. to disgust, to
nauseate, to make loathe or sick of;
to repugnate, to cause to abhor; to
tire, to weary; -scgfs a. disgusting,
nauseous, loathsome.

Ὃ»ηζ».(9}} or ~hanc (Ph 8. Vaqhutp .

Ud, fy fy Aury δ. Cypress; cyprus.

854

ὉΠ

ὅ»χ΄, —bay, -ἶ a. made of cypress-
wood. [ press.

UorfwX%us ae ornamented with cy-

Uadhhnu, wg 8. Grew. lawyer, juris-
consult; president.

Undpuduy s. Latin & Gr. w- coin.

odin, wy OF fy 8. Gr. w. law, right.

Ἴσον, ᾽ Ὅ“,5 οὖν a. of Noah.

Ὅτ ἷἣρ 5. Noah & his family.

baytdpby ᾿ b s. November.

‘Lat hapht Ladft or of folys pron. him-

self, herself, itself; he, she, it; a. even,

equal, identical; ad. ditto, do, idem or
id; the same, of the same kind, after
the same manner, equally, conforn-
ably, identically ; % δε. -, the same;
ῥ -. & udu, together, all at once; 6
ms Rw bus b dp bef —, fob
SF shustuhf, — S uarchissy » — Sb enunh ad.
soon, very 800n, quickly, in the same
moment, immediately, directly; -- gap.
δέ,» to identify.

Pesos gr este . tautologist ; --ουὐωΐ a.
-gical ; --δ γι bgp un.to say over & over
again, to repeat, to tautologize; —«+
s. repetition of words; rhet. tautology;
literal translation ; -pep ad. identi-
cally ; uniformly, equally ; - τ) 8.2.
dissy.ry ; -quewl a. being as brothers,
having, as it were, the same father;
—qg¢f. ~hbpuy 5. Leola fr - U freh bpm;
—Spuuy a. equally wonderful ; —tayiee_
(#6 5. homophony; -2&« a. isomorph-
ous; uniform ; —d&<n-(¢h s. isomorph-
ism; uniformity ; —dive% a. isomerous;
—~Surutine(th 8. 1SOMETISM; -γωΐνην
S. [pelea racsy caste.» πε δ; -- κατ, sogeny UN:
to be the same or identical, to become
identified ; to unite with, to be equal ;
~tdfiuh a. quite the same ; —tye% S. 2a
«ἴω,» ; bach a. of the same name;
S. ΟΣ ΟΣ -οὖν pif a. οὗ the same
family, consanguineous ; -d&pf a. ca-
denced; -mfwy a. conform; ad. like-
Wise ; -grcguthS va. to identify ; to
unite, to equal. [ad. 5. Vayhaybe-

Dajhqnchul a. even, equal, same;

Pato [9 βεΐν 4. identity, sameness.

Ὅτ; ad. as much.

Uajiuylu ad, after the same manner,
in like manner, equally, as much as,
as well as, also, idem.

Poytrey fresh ay Be ub ag a. even, like,
egual, alike, the same.

Uoytpwt , -ἰ ad. as much.

Uaytorkt ad. likewise; -opfe ad. in

vie | ὅδ᾽ var
the same day ; immediately, forthwith; | ed; strange, stupendous; newly or-
ep fim, a. like, the same; -, 1- ad. | dained ; -4hpubd 5. Vopwgapskw ;
wy s.med. period. [8. Uaybuykw. | —hiufp. fhef, —fun-p a. newly baptized;

o{whke s.new-married couple; 3.
(writer, secretary; a.notarial.
oom a7; —aog fr s. short-hand

Dome 8.%
Dempelep 8.%

omp e

fg 2. new, fresh, young; novel,
recent, modern; strange, extraordi-
nary, curious; inexperienced, unprac-
newly, lately,
freshly, en — Fes curiosity; -- nit
Θ a second Leontius;
— bepogny pin {tl tke, the Renewer
wadpu —ny,the month
ed L 4 ὗ “- κε δὲ,
Or “ε-«» ad. αἱ present; under the new -
dispensation, according to the christ-

tised, new, raw ; ad.

Ubenighaa, li
of our nature;

of first fruits; —- 8. 4,

ian law; now, in the present age.
Ὥρα pron. to him or to her.

yo eangaccsle ὃ. neologist ἢ πο [ οἵ, a.
gical ; -m/3% s. -ργὶ -giam; —plyp a.
recently conceded or granted ; — mob,
ap, -“δτπ a. new-
born, just brought forth, new, young,

ταν a. recently bought ;
~ré-_~ a.new-fangled, newly invented
or discovered, new, recent, modern;
newly made, new, novel,
curious,
paradoxical; -gap3kfva.to renovate,
to renew; torestore; to do something
new, extraordinary, miraculous; -~gar
δια (2 &- renewing; a miracle, an ex-
traordinary or marvellous thing, deed

the new year; -- ρων

tender ;

—eaps a.

fresh; strange , surprising,

or act; -g¢kS va. to write anew;
—guend 8. “5 “ὦ Seas esate 5 —qghue a.
dressed in new clothes ; —qnempS a,
new & merry; pleasant, grown green
or flowering anew; ~(kp a-new made;
“rere 8. news, novelty; sh'ts — babi,
what news ὃ -- (νιν γδ᾽ aqhyy 5. ripening
Srape; —Pighy s. newsmonger ; —fuwq_
feng a- just beheaded ; -feng a. Wound-
ed recently ; -sfz, Sibu a. new-
born; regenerate; springing up afresh,
budding anew ; ~sibu, Jsmrseguiteh, ,
just christened; 4/%
delivered woman ; -atfor SI fol
vn. to be regenerated ; - δίνει (ΟΣ 9. re-
Seneration; —Stacte 8. oped pir; -- ζω,
agg &. new-built; —fumep a. lately
finished or ended; young, raw, inex-
pert; -ζωρᾳ a. lately recruited ; - ρα
ἃ. prodigious, portentous, monstru-
00S; -ἄ μων ας newly built or construct-

~s/%, recently:

converted ; ordained ; s. neophyte ;
“hance a. ferociously tormented ;
~$pot 2. innovator; a. superstitious ;
—hpotn [2 s. innovation or novelty in
religious matters ; superstition ; —4case
a. arrived lately; precocious, early,
Premature ; unexpected , sudden ;
young, fresh ; -- ζω a. young, tend-
Cr; —Supuk sf. new-married, bride;
~Sueuwe a. newly converted; s. neo-
phyte, proselite; -¢tau a. newly in-
vented, modern, fashionable: -όσω,
5. σρωλρωων, ; -λωβν α- strange, un-
heard of, innovated, invented or pub-
lished lately ; false, Crroneous ; —deayh
“εἰδῇ s. novelty, innovation ; strange-
ness ; ~ 44. a. new-fashioned, innovat-
ed, newly found out or invented ;
modish, capricious, fantastical ; <p s.
fashion, mode, novelty ; -ὦ asetoly »
dheby, εἴπει δ ὗν, OF —2eekd να. to in-
novate, to introduce any novelty or
innovation, fashion or mode; —dheps
s. innovator; milliner; —dhwelP ῥεῖ, ς.
innovation ; mode, fashion; =e» fancy
articles ; —quwhg. a. δ. protestant; — quale
gocl(dfc% 5. protestantism ; --δίωρωξ a.
having a novel taste, agreeable to the
alate, delicious, exquisite ; —diapg 8.
aa —dawm α. newly entered,
young ; 2. novice ; -ρ 4. innovation; --ὦ
tapogt;, to introduce innovations or
novelties ; --εἴων (91 s. the first day of
8 month. (own, his or her own.
Vopr > mg, —fi, Jung pron. one’s
Popul, assy cosy UN. to become new,
to be renewed; uy pneupt, it is new
moon; -L4wp a. newly painted ; -- ρον
a. prodigious, marvellous, astonish-
ing, surprising, wonderful; unheard
of, extraordinary, incredible, paradox-
ical, phenomenal, monstruous ; -- fis »
phenomenon, prodigy, paradox; - Ῥω.
a. furnished with new light or glory,
shining anew; γε «gt —,at early dawn,
at the first dawning of aurora; -ag
a. quite new, quite recent; ad. anew,
over again ; -2£% a. new-built; —sqaeq
a. freshly frozen; -- αν δε. a. recent-
ly accorded, granted or given; - οἶδ
ad. newly, recently, freshly ; -usuwh a.

newly crowned ; - 4 με [9 ὦ εὐ ἔτ εν Locut

Φ, Leo XIII, lately raised to the

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pontificate; -uv£p a.fond of novelty
or news, modish, fashionable; s. fa-
Shionist; -ufppn.(Jh s.love of novelty,
modishness ; -e%nchq a. newly fed,
young, tender; -- εν δηδ, fg a. newly
created, produced or invented; -- μονάς,
ob, buf . πὸ νειν Sf va. to create, to
re-create, to make anew; -apets §,
Unputnuwth; -dupdé a. inexperienced,
unpractised, inexpert, young, novice;
- #6, unbroken horse; -sseuwh a. of
a new kind or sort; -whufy a. extra-
ordinary, strange, paradoxical, pro-
digious, portentous ; -fp a. of tender
age, young ; —#.24 a. newly planted;
8. young, small plant; fg. neophyte;
-anep a. lately given, novel, recent;
~p a. renewing, re-creating; newly
done; -pdu/? 5. packfond, German
silver ; “JU S. Vapastrust ; —gnegruitl; of
va. to make new, to renew, to renov-
ate ; -den a- vain, vain-glorious,
vaunting ; s. heterodox, heretic; τήνας,
ancfdhs. vain-glory, vanity; hetero-
doxy, heresy; -~4munce a. moulted,
new-feathered ; fig. made young a-
gain, renewed, revived; — qupgupfy,
to moult, to get new-feathers, to put
on new plumage; fig. to grow young
again, to be revived ; ~$/#//2 a. new-
budded, new-blossomed, freshblown ;
- duqh , a tender or new-budding
flower 37 gha ἘΣ ον ζῶν ’ budding
graces of Spring; -- wmfzp, budding
breasts; -—sap a.newly dug; engraved;
pmwyup δ. ne w-city ὁ Mp. Vagharshabad.
UWopkh, wg a. new-come, newly ar-
rived; fig. newly converted ; -- 4apu%,
bride, new-married; -- £q peyp novice;
= ῥ Φ ἐῶν. καρ anes ν neophyte. We
Unpkd, Egf S. Vapngh S; -f'S8. ‘be.
apps ay a. newly offered, dedicat-
ed, ordained or consecrated ; starting
in life, entering in a profession or
career, making one’s outset; ¢. novice,
probationer; —apuwh 8. apartment for
novices ; -n(#% s. outset, first steps,
starting, setting out; novitiate, pro-
bationership, time of probation ; ~pu_
hu a.newly obtained ; -σνων ρα. new-
ly elected or chosen; -- Ugpuy, a --
Abbot-General ; — ,4%£,,to enrol fresh
troops, to recruit anew.
‘Loph "δ." paeuy a. premature, pre-
cocious; -ρ 5. first-fruits, premices ;
on bagel weg » first-fruits’ day.

vnh

Uopfling S. Paps Shey
Lop ft S. bop °
‘Uapae S. beg; —mgaps §.bapegoaps;
πο ων a. renewed, re-made, made
up anew, -αὐὐξω S. Unp ad. ; — 109 a90 oa ge
δ. Vopusamncp Ὁ

Unpagk JS, kgf υα. ἴο mend, to do up,
to repair, to restore to the first con-
dition or state, to put in good or bet-
ter condition; to regenerate, to re-
form; fig. to renew, to renovate, to
revive, to re-establish; - φυψζωρ » to
restore a picture ; -fd'yn.to be renew-

ed, restored, regenerated,re-establish-

ed; fig. to revive, to come to life again.

Uopoghs s. reformer, innovator, re-
generator.

Vapngaclt {ct , -acidb 2. renewing,
renovation, restoration, reparation,
mending; reform, reformation; new
birth, regeneration; growing young
again; 8. Sndiup- [novation.

Ὅσρσε( ft, —nvilh 2. novelty ; in-

Ὥσρσεω, -ε δὲθρ 5. a. new-student or
scholar.

Uepert ad. in a new, unheard of or
extraordinary manner, prodigiously ;
a. unheard of, extraordinary.

Uopopfiwh a. unexampled, strange,
new, extraordinary, prodigious, un-

Ug pron. to them. (usual.

Ὅσο " 54» -ἡϑὰρ 8. their.

mt. e Lacy . “pf ngs —uslep » ον ὦ sf.
daughter-in-law ; sister-in-law, bro-
ther’s wife.

Uoccog » wg δ. music, 80ng, air, tune,
melody, strain; sonnet: cup, goblet,
bowl, mug: fashion, manner; bout,
time;— σωζβ, golden cup or goblet;
Epkpuppkwt —, trisagium, agiology;
yerbub; -—«,to modalate, to sing; $62.
miagneguthy ga, to make a sweet
concert or harmony ; quaq(tac(Phonb
-« &pqt;, to sing an epinicion, a
triumphal s0ng ; pe eupugsgle eg
qpubfep wthett;,, to be prolix, to
prolong the discourse; quauwfhh --,,

0 suseusplns -ῥ. the first time ; I 3 ee.

quad —~«, Fk --ω ΓΟ ΟΣ Jl. | ΠΑ
-«, more than once, several or many
times, over & over again; ῥ hud —f,
once, at once; all at once; gif — bew,
once more; qu df —f, wa dh -- for
ONCE 5 quye Jp Ges —. ONCE MOFe, ONCE
again ἢ Je phunpemgash —Op. long, a great
while or time; gdé-y oph dh δ -- ᾿ 0266

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a day for six days; ree gages fb ϑβὺ
~, hear for the last time.

Ure csgenf[Fneng(? 4. music-paper ;
τη 8. melodrama ; —fvecdp 4. orche-
stra; band; -Sec, wg 8. musician ;
-kbg 4. accompanist; -- ,f£,, to ac-
company; -4g4ec va. to accompany ;
τῳ.» 4. accompaniment; base ;
-δωνηξω ΓᾺ concert; “ως ν᾽ -ghuf,
concert-room ; —edm a. music-mad; s.
melomaniac ; -- αἴ,» (Ὁ ἢ s. melomania;
την » fg 8. musical composer ;
song-writer ; lyric poet; --ρωΐ, 8. mus-
ica] instrument ; music- or song-book;
- afer eqeeel caste ea pwkmeap s ἐδ qqere {ὦ
eon» Wind, mouth, reed instruments;
-ene a. musical, harmonious, cadenc-
ed, melodious ; -enp&S va- to present
the wine-cup, to hand a wine-glass.

σε νας δε, bah va. to sing; to give
out the tune, to strike up; to play on
a musical instrument, to execute, to
perform; — καὶ »cdbg, to accompany;
- wpiegue,to play the flute. _—[lody.

Re δ. music, song, me-

Uncesg. fry a. of little consequence,
inconsiderable, few in number; les-
ser, smaller, very slight, weak, little;
thin, slender; base, low, vile; ad. not
so much, less but little, not over; #s
fxs — not lesa, not fewer ; seseL an hosel”
πιο more or less; m3 yuck be ag —,
neither more nor less; - wath, S.
Yor sng h gneguwhb al.

wecrqunpeast a. brief, laconic ; --α feos
Q.rare; —f.«1 a. diminutive, decreas-
Ing; - «ων , negative picture ;
--οαἥνων α. short-witted; ted SS σε hl’.

Wocagh IS, bagf, —kgacgubhS va. to
diminish, to reduce in bulk, to make
less, to lessen, to reduce; to deduct,
to abate, to retrench, to abbreviate,
to shorten; to lower, to disparage, to
depreciate ; to extenuate, to emaciate,
to attenuate ; to eclipse, to throw into
the shade; -- gg¢fiw to lower the price,
to cheapen; - guypéku, to depreciate,
to debase the value.

ὭὍσε 4.4 & ay un. to diminish, to
grow less, to decrease; to be lessen-
ed, abated, Jowered, brought down;
ast. to be eclipsed.

Ὥνεων σε [Ὁ frt ν. “πε. δῇ, 2. diminution,
lessening, decrease, extenuation; want
of, deficiency in, scarcity ; rarity ; dis-
count, reduction, lowering; decline,

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wane, waning; eclipse ; — g%, reduc-
tion in price, abatement; &plduy f
~nc ifs, to fall, to decay, to decline.

Ὅσεωη» fg a. languid, languishing,
weak, drooping, feeble, faint, pining
away ; less ; dark, obscure; gr. subtile.

Vocuqutiund, ἡ νι εἶ ὃ. Ὧ, σε “ἡ.

Ὅνεωη δοΡ. --ἢ να. α «νἿνἔ; JS va. to
cause to languish, to make languid,
to weaken, to enfeeble, to debilitate,
to enervate, to cause to pine away; to
darken, to obscure, to dim ; to eclipse;
to diminish.

Uacunmhd, Eguay un. to faint, to fail,
to lose one’s senses, to fall fainting,
to fal] into a swoon, to swoon or faint
away; to languish, to grow weak, to
wear oneself out; to diminish, to grow
less, to decrease; to become dim,
obscure, to be eclipsed 5 —aé say sutelyun,
Ὁ. to fall senseless; -qh ubpm fd,
my heart grows faint within me.

Uacugnc[ah, -“ε. δ, §. SWOOD, faint-
ing, languor, languidness, weakness,
fainting-fit, syncope ; diminution, les-
sening, decrease.

ὅ,σε ΣΧ; dS, b gf va. to subdue ) to
vanquish, to conquer, to master, to
keep under, to subject, to subjugate,
to enslave, to reduce to slavery ;
ultpt --ν to take possession of, to
make oneself master; -- φφη 9.» to
repress one’s anger or resentment.

πε χη 2. subduer ; tamer.

Ὥσε δε [Ὁ με» - πε, 5. subjection,
enslaving, submission, obedience ;
detention, possession.

Wocud, as fe yn. to mew.

Wace, fg α. humble, low, inferi-
or, poor, mean, sorry, ignoble, vile,
contemptible, cringing, servile.

Yor wema put oS un. to speak sub-
missively ; πρῶ ad. humbly, basely,
vilely, ignobly ; -f:n4 a. low-spirited,
poor-witted , weak-minded, abject,
vile ; meek, gentle, lowly in heart; -
dpmp little minds; -ῥννξιε [σ᾽ δ. weak-
ness of intellect; meekness, lowlines,
humility ; —hust S. Vere cssesee 5 --ϑ εἴ, ὦ
guy un.to humble, debase, undervalue
or degrade Oneself; —gaegutédva. to
humble, to abase, to lower, to degrade,
to disparage ; — g#Z2%, to humble or
degrade oneself; -gregfhs a. degrad-
ing, debasing, vilifying.
Yocauanc(Ife% 4. abasement, un-

UNh

dervaluing , humiliation , abjection ,
baseness, degradation, meanness, vile-
NCES ; wawhy (2b , without meanness.

acapenuml » ony 3. bot. dittander, le-
pidium, cock’s-foot; famaria, fumiter,
fumitory ; zool. gold-finch.

Uocupenmh, oy ὅ. COVED, COVETINE ;
window-blind.

Ὅσεξᾳ, cfpwy 4. offer, offering, pre-
sent, oblation ; libation; sacrifice; —p.
liberality ; δ. Qoup > Sag Ὅπεῤρωωη ’
shew-bread ; wpqgughe -- . votive-
offering.

‘Unchg or -2' 2. bot. snake-root, ser-
pentaria, dragon-wort, tarragon.

achpwpbp, wy a. carrying & offer-
ing a present, offering ; —gapé a.sacri-
ficing ; -gaps£/ va. to sacrifice, to ce-
lebrate mysteries; to consecrate, to
effer; -νρδιε (δ ῥεῖν s. celebration of
mysteries, sacrifice, oblation.

Ὥσεῤρωᾷξ, wg δ. usher, sheriff's of-
ficier, serjeant, lictor; nuncio; depu-
ty ; 8. Ὅσεῤρωνινη .

Urchpwhwh a. sacred, consecrated,
holy, divine > -, be af usec Eon bre. ἢ
toast, health. (sheriff.

Une fipuhungke 8. police captain,

Ὁσεῤρωφονωνωρ a. consecrating, 8a-
crificing ; s. priest. (tion.

Ὥσεῤριωξπεν s.nunciature; deputa-

Uae fpediswh 8. holy or great month.

σε γεωῖν να ὃ. temple, charch; con-
secration ; sacrifice.

σε fpetng δ. libation-cup; chalice.

ι σε. frre ec. 0 6g 9 ANNE» “το a. of-
fering, that offers the first-fruits to
the Church.

Unchpkd. κοΐ va. to offer, to pre-
sent, to give; to dedicate, to vow, to
devote; to ordain; to consecrate; to
sacrifice; - or —%ec£pe, to pour out
libations to; - γωνιῶν, to devote, to
sacrifice oneself; — gg, to honour
idols with offering; -4. a. to be or-
dained or consecrated; — gang, con-
secrated to idols ; -pay a. offering;
ordaining; s. priest; bishop.

Urchpoe dh 4. offer, oblation; dedi-
cation, inauguration; - whdfz, self-

boc Gf 8.1 nbp. (sacrifice, devotion.

Ὥνειπω 4. China-orange, mandarin;
jf s.--tree. .

Ὅ»..1 Xstral s. chief citizen.

Ua dpa liaguy s. Gr. w. money. [lily.

Unckne Huy 8. bol. nenuphar, water-

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Unc, , inh or ὅν! $e almond; qua
—» bitter -Ξ pay tay, —-Oil; ἐᾷ tray
milk of -s 3 7 2iipupusmgeon, SUPA
plums; οί f %22,. crisp—; ~-past.
“‘Uncatd, bauh. banchp δ. pomegran-
ate; tawh daenhh flower of wild —-tree.
nce, ng S. Une; b- δυῥήωμβ ben
bL,, bunk,» to Mount on horseback,
to take horse. [prescription, formula.
Uorcufeay, f s. receipt, recipe; med.
Vecpp tppfy a. subtile, fine, slend-
er, tenuoas, lank, thin, slim; narrow;
gr. subtile; fg. finespun, subtile, diffi-
cult, abstruse, obscure, profound ; ad.

| subtilely; — deay% , shrill voice ; — dweps

subfle, acute, shrewd, perspicacious.

‘nap s. horseback; back; 8S. Gece.

Ὅπρι» ’ πρίν pron. they.

κων, fy 8. aid, assistance, suc-
cour, help, favour, subsidy, support,
relief, resource, means; / — ad. in sup-
port of, on behalf or in favour of; -
Susennsgustely » to aid, to succour, to
help; to care, to take care; — sks, ὃ.
κεν ων ἕν εἴ.

Prey erasers οἷν αὔεν ery ν ~enp a. helping,
succouring, propitious, favourable ; -
pub, OF περ SVpaag case one ἔτ ol?” 2 --ἀνμως,
[3 [με 5. νων «

VLywunkd, kgf va-to help, to assist,
to succour, to relieve; to second, to
favour, to supply, to serve, to contri-
bute.

“με ore uc ly » ag ὅ. aim, butt, Tevel,
end; premiun, prize; fig. object, goal,
end, scope, view, purpose, design,
intent; ζξων -f, 81M; νε4ηδ, ᾧ -&, to
take aim at, to aim, to level at, to
point; Saphath, ῥ᾽ -ν, ἴο hit the mark;
fig. to attain one’s end; watery avd
Jirfrzunubhey q-%, to obtain the pre-
mium, to win the prize; —say a. pre-
fixed, appointed, fixed ; -wq&a δ. ast.
collimator; —gfen d's. collimation.

ἅμ,» wh, ng ὃ. provision, store,
victuals. (sions.

Yoay 0000 cas by oss orgs a. laden with provi-

Uaqapuhtd, Eg va. to victual, to
provide with food.

‘Gaykpe a. poor ἃ proud.

κίων οὗν a. pomegranate-coloured;
s. crimson; - (m#<f,, crimson velvet;
-dhe a. pomegranate-shaped ; —pewp δ.
garnet. [qprufrw Wabbikeay » -- ΤΟΥ͂Θ.

Untbip 2. pomegranate-tree; --.

Vebs. uhs, Ube 4. breath, puff; fg.

UF

destiny, fate, fortune; {é4 -- « high des-
tiny ; ἠωηέειξι ῥ᾽ -- to prosper, to lead
a happy life.
ὅδ, wg a. dark, dull, obscure, sad,
gloomy, horrid; s. 8. ubdie[F fed.

Veh dinkwh , - οἰ 8. Yuk.

ἥνωδν Af esstecse ed» sagesg UN. to begin to
lower, to darken, to become cloudy;
to be darkened, obscured, overcloud-
ed, eclipsed , tarnished.

Yebdiweumackp a. obscure, gloomy,
dismal ; — fesse , thick darkness.

Ἴων dayne qubkd va. to darken, to
bedim, to blacken, to offuscate, to
tarnish;to eclipse.(tarnishing,dullness-

ob Sine [9 pee 2. obscurity, darkness;

UWefes.tribulation, difficulty, labour.

Vowsnd , oy 5. oXcrement, dung; chem.
residue, sediment, bottom. (life.

Use ἢ οὖ, a. sedentary ; -- Gbuwikp. -

Ὥν«ων ὧν ων bx oy « —f S- μων δ, εν ἔτη .

ων ase pn eastte 5 Pumbkib &. bench, form,
seat, chair.

YewkS, Egf va. to lower, to dimin-
ish; — τῆ ρων . to fine down, to make
subtile, to sharpen.

νων ῥα, en easy Tofrcs on vn. to sit down,
to be seated; to repose; to lodge, to
reside, to dwell; to be settled, to be
resident ; -- qopwg,to be encamped,
to ene your) ~ qpwqupe,to be-
siege, to blockade, to block up; ῥ χω.
p«t —, to lie in ambush, in wait; to
plot; -- ξ΄ υδηωΐν» ἴο sit down to table;
- yaoldnn ῥ ἀξ, to go to stool, to
evacuate; — υδρδ ὗν, to retire from
business, to live alone; - f q&puy ὦ.
cube f, to neglect one’s deposit.

Pewnqmbust 8. Ὥρενων ὦ ἤν, »

Uewn νέτη, s. anus, fundament,
breech, bottom.

Yawng, wy ὃ. Beat, residence; - fh
(ahh, the bottom of a bee-hive

‘Vyas cae recs & S. ‘Upc ese css dy & * bere .

Yemnek. f -- ad. sitting. [ing.

YeumncH 2. sitting down; evacuat-

Yawniguhbd, gf va. to place ona
seat, to seat, to place, to put; to push
in, to thrust; -- gyepw, to encamp, to
pitch a camp; - — qg.guwqupwe, to
besiege. [lass.

ρων, wg 8. sabre, scimitar, cut-

Upeweut a. subtile, quibbling,
quirking; -4 or gay dS un. to subtil-
ize, to refine, to cavil, to sophisticate;
-σι [ἢ 4. subtility, cavilling, quibble,

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quirk, sophistry; -psy ad. subtilely,
cunningly, acutely, subtly; -&qa« a.
slow-tongued, stammering, stuttering ;
-fbigin α. punctilious, particular,
panctual ; -frow a. artful-tongued ,
speaking subtilely ; —Gusd% 8. Uppae_
ak; —hush S. ‘beep; hy se δ a. long-
headed : —farme s. cambric, lawn;
—Suybwy a. subtle, keen, pierciag, in-
genious ; -δωΐν a slow of speech ;
*shrill-voiced ; gr. subtile; —cdiwuh a.
of very thin parts; -dimuiepep αὐ.
like atoms, with very fine particles ;
—diup fit a, snaky, lanky, thin, slen-
der, slim, delicate, spare ; -dfe a.
subtle-minded, sharp-witted, subtle,
piercing, keen, sagacious, witty ;
—danl{#h s. sharp wit, subtle-minded-
ness, subtlety, sagacity, perspicacity,
penetration ; —tud”, wguy un. to be
refined, to become more cunning or
subtle; —gacgusbh JS va. to subtilize, to
refine; to make thinner, to sharpen,
to point ; ~cuupmn Oh. pointed, sharp;
-ὐσηπῳ 8. lane, alley, narrow path;
=eb[2 a. thin-nosed; snouted ; -ρὺ ῖν» 3.
Uppmfing bp -

Upp lt S. Vpewgacg ath Γ΄ °

Vpefding S. Ὅσαι ἤιε ὃ

σεν a. subtile; 8. Gere -

Upecem a. thin or slender branched.

Uren (δ δ. subtility, tenuity, slen-
derness, fineness, thinness.

Upencgb δ. narrow way, footpath.

Upgeels, kgf, -bl, kguy un. to be
very hungry, to exhaust, to die, to
pine away with hunger, to be dying
of hunger, to be starved to death, to
die of starvation ; tp(?ben, or kel#f a.
exhausted or dying with hunger, fa-
mished, languid.

Upeaqu s. lake, small lake.

Ὅμρσηῤιγ, guy un. to languish, to be-
come faint, languid, to wear oneself
out, to faint, to swoon.

Ugrqeett s. debility, languor, atony.

eur ’ neg 3. sieve, riddle.

‘Uofs. & 8. minium, red lead, ruddle,
vermilion. [ished, starved.

‘old, (en a.fasting, hungry, fam-

οί ΧΈ 4, kgf va.'to announce; to
procure, to provide; to prepare, to
furnish.
‘Voldn fh s. hunger; fast,fasting.[ dives.
Voup ᾿ unchp S. Droup with ils deriva-
Voupusip a. weak or thin-haired ;

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—4nqa- having but a thin stratum of
€arth ; —wabng 8. large-tooth comb.
Vou o oy S. notary ἢ -Δ ξοῦ va.
to write running hand; to draw up a
deed; -./#% s. notary’s functions or
profession. [bleak wind, sirocco.
omns » wy & Gr. w. south wind,
‘omy ΟΥ̓ -- gf s. running hand, cur-
sive, italic; -4u, &gf va. to write run-
ning hand; fg- to examine minutely.

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G (sha) 4. the twenty third letter
of the alphabet, & the eighteenth of
the consonants; »., . five hundred;
five hundredth.

— It is sometimes changed into or
confounded with the letters « & ¢, as:
easy 003 fs Beasts ᾽ ΡΣ ἢ ; cary este 2 9 ones.
ne: byghks, bd gb s 5 γεν wd _
buys.

In foreign words, the letter s is
often changed by us into 2 ; for
example : sabbath, Semiramis, Si-
meon, Susan, Arsaces, &c. 2upuf2 ,
ζ εἴρων, ζηἴκωε. ah , ζ σε ων ᾽ UyerarG -

Gurpus[d, πε. 8. 8abbath, --day, day
of rest; repose, rest ; saturday ; week;
000 4... κα». 4 εξ δ᾽ —, holy saturday ; cas ε- κε» 65.
-»holy week; -- -».g, the grand or
holy sabbath; =£ fb —» ὗ “-οε. —ne» 6 )}6θ-
ry week, weekly; - ῥ -£, from one
sabbath to another; qupdk, f —«, to
let weekly; «yk, _-, to break the
sabbath Ἢ fuunnpwhp -n, Sabbatism 4 id
““νε. ΟΣ, ἡ ὦ » a sabbath day’s
journey, (2000 cubits, i. e. abouta
mile ); -» ad. on the sabbath-day. .

GupufFwghp» eff 8. hebdomadary
or weekly newspaper; -,gé s. sab-
bath-breaker; -jocdaedu 5. --break-
ing ; ~fenbp S. ζωρωίδιωυμως; hush a.
sabbatical ; weekly , hebdomadary;
—dnn 8. officer on duty for the week,
septimarian; sabbath-eve; -tead, ww.

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guy un. to keep, to observe sabbath;
to cease from work, to repose, to rest:
to be out of work; -ρως a. keeping
the sabbath; s. sabbatharian; priest
whose week it is to officiate; - “-
weekly fast or abstinence; -gecge.
«bf va. to cause to keep the sabbath;
to cause to rest or repose from work,
to celebrate the sabbath ; —cnp a. sep-
timarian, whose week it is to be on

duty.

Carpur{ meth 8. keeping the sabbath;
cessation from labour, rest, holiday,
vacation.

ζωμωί[δ ἐν ’ skp s. week's labour.

ζωμωίδορνξ ay a. of saturday.

Gees og ccstress ly ὁ any ὃ. chestnut ; Ste bl -.
horse-- ; -- ἴδ᾽. great or large - -«
“οἷν a. chestnut-coloured, auburn,
nut-brown ; —eduMuwe 8. chestnat-
Seller; -δὺυῤ s. chestnut-trec ; (qj)
chestnut-wood ; S$taf4e » horse-chest-
nut-tree.

ζωρμωξ, f 8. back, shoulder, load;
hand-barrow, sedan; —csdusmn% 4. half
a horse-load; -4, Lyf va. to put on
the shoulders, to load; νη. to load one-
self with, to take upon one’s back.

Geyhry > fs.help-burden, «crochet.s

Guwhwighd, kgf vn. to prick up the
ears, to listen attentively.

ὥὕως, ῥα Or aeg 8. profit, interest,
fruit, gain, lucre; advantage, good,
benefit, utility, emolument; interest,
usury ; — Qupupg, Shah or king of
Persia 3; - ogenf or ogwacfJE, utility;
wkp -n, love of lucre; ῥ᾽ — ogmbp fe.
pew, for their advantage; for the
benefit of them; as awa fp — fis oguh
peuppwafd, be sure I speak disin-
terestedly ; ft --ἦ 4 cos oly asste fog » -»ε. qian
ΠΣ {ρ[9 bas ΟΣ to become ava-
ricious, to be greedy of gain; - ρέ.
pz: to be profitable, to profit, to pro-
duce gains ἢ grees a ΣΝ q- nuporp,
clip ἃ person’s profits or gains; $ -
wk, to invest, to put out at interest;
—s wntk,, to dance.

Gusepép.a. profitable, lucrative,
advantageous, gainful, fruitful, prof-
CUOUS ; are —, Merchant-ship; -gke
8. speculator; -gfmsJS un. to specu-
late ; -qfun (sh s. speculation; -q=-
ew s. fruit, profit, interest; -ὐ σή
a. greedy of gain, grasping; s.usurer;
-fubghp » &e. δ. Gash ccsesk gs » &C. ἢ -ζ ὦ»,

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-hutbwgne a. lucrative, useful; -ἀῤᾳ
s. partner..

ζωφιωως. -δω, mg ὅ. vice-roy ; g0-
vernor; prefect ; mayor ; chamber-
lain ; fig. guardian ; — αὔξων, dryad;
- με Ὧν orn oan 20.008 ’ sylvan, satyr.

ζωξωωξρ ’ ufipeasy a. interested, sel-
fish, venal, mercenary, covetous; -ωὗ.
ρον 4. love of gain, selfishness, co-
vetousness, venality ; —ssayyruod, f 2.
bot. basil; -wmwh, f δ. seat of Govern-
ment, capital, metropolis; —dqfas2%Xun,
my ὃ. 8. ζω φωφ Nessa. ve 2 fur 3 trader,
merchant; - ;f24,, to trade, to traf-
fic, to deal; -qus%wanc} s. commerce,
trade, traffic, business.

ζω δ ass orn sey S. νων ς com ese ras fy 5 - ξοὺ7ῦ ’
ἰδ, &gusy un. to face, to brave, to at-
tack valorously, to assail, to lead the
onset; — fet ’ —nalth » —nadhs 2, attack,
assault, valour, bravery, military ex-
pedition or enterprize, deeds, feats
of arms, exploits; success, conquest,
vietory.

γωξζφωρν & 8. woody wild, forest;
-waf a. sylvan, savage, Wild; -—a tf s.
pee » arg Ch. gaining. {sylvan.

G 200 § one obe ὧν be of, bf 8. GuShl 5 —anep
s. utility, profit, fruit, advantage. |

Goss με. ξ ων ν εδιπενη» —cap a. profit-
able, advantageous, useful, fruitful,
lucrative, interesting; -copapwp ad.
advantageously, usefully, profitably ;
-copk dS, kgf va. to gain, to obtain, to
acquire, to purchase; to buy; -cappds
δ.) un. to do good, to help, to avail;
to profit, to derive advantage, to turn
to account; -capac(2f 4. profit, gain,
advantage.

GS b feats, — urge 8. G ash esha, bore,
fp.» 4. fruit, profit, advantage, gain,
lucre ; fertility, fecundity ; enjoyment,
pleasure, ease. [ profit.

Gu Sk, byf va. to cause to gain or

GuSbum. fy 8. gain, lucre.

ζω. ς πε γνώ va. to be lucrative
or profitable; to invest money profit-
ably ; fig. to instruct, to edify.

Gurskt, kup 8. yellow-legged hawk,
esalon, merlin, sparrow-hawk.

Goh pd wyoed ὅ. gain, profit, lucre;
~phhay a. profitable, lucrative.

Gust, kguy vn. to gain or profit
by, to make a profit, to draw an emo-
lament from; to obtain, to win, to
carry away or off 5 μων γινε ἴω -- , to gain

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GU,
much, to make a great profit; - σα.
4& utes, to escape, to save oneself from
pe - qéws, to escape death, to
ave a narrow or hairbreadth escape ;
- “«{ῥ)ωνω ba qifts usw , to avoid this harm
& loss, not to suffer, to escape suffer-
ing; — qe fig. to edify, to set a good
example ; shp ΕἿΣ ζωξξι,. , there is
nothing to be gained.

Gusappud s. bot. clove, pink, car-
nation. [bert, nut, chestnut, &c.

ζύ ως aay 000 000-021 $. bol. malabathrunm; fil-

Gees agere pres s. bot, * gilly-flower ’
stock; — g&qh%, wall-flower.[ing-dew.

Gog» figs. 8. §oq ; night-damp, even-

Gusrqurfe , oy 8. coment, mortar ; lute ;
slime, mire, mud: caltrop; star-thistle;
a. soiled, sullied; foul, dirty; -wpbe
a, mud-bearing (swallow) ; -- ὐνἶ μονα, ss
yey S. Gerqunfibll ; -kd, δι va. to ce-
ment, to plaster; to smear, to dirty,
to soil, to contaminate ; -- ξέν πων wp
&adp , to imbrue one’s hands in blood;
—[, kywy un. to be splashed, soiled,
dirtied ; to imbibe, to absorb, to drink
in, to soak up; -«.d#% s. cementation;
dirtiness , contamination ; *-wem a.
muddy, miry.

Guerqush presen » ag $. great talker, bab-
bler, chatterer, tattler; talebearer,
scold; -ρ s. immodest dance, taran-
tella; —whp 8. quackery ; S. Gasquehyrus
wnelFh : -δυύΊ, Loft un. to prate, to chat,
to babble, to tattle, to prattle; -«$,
-o.#% s.charlatanry, extreme verbo-
sity, prating, chattering. [to stutter.

usgqusy ls .'va.to wrest; to stammer,

Guquidinf? , & 4. thread ; string,
packthread, twine.

GCusqeahistins [Ὁ frt 3. annexion.

wawzep a, entwined, conjoined,
united; 5. gr. syllable; -&/ vu. to en-
twine, to connect, to combine; to
compaginate ; -/d un. to be entwined,
joined; to be attached, stuck ; to con-
join, to match, to be coupled; -σεΐ,
-o.% 5. conjunction, connexion; in-
terweaving, intertwining, wreathing ;
copulation.

Gasqusreyen OF paca δ. vagabond, good-
for-nothing wretch, scamp, black-
guard, scoundrel; a.dissolute, shame-
less, unblushing, brazen-faced; -s«ne
(δὲ s. scoundrelism, meanness, bare-
facedness, impudence, debauchery,

licentiousness, libertinage.

συ

G eas ἡ ras eaq ἐν ων a. twined, twisted, wound
round, entwined ; —4.va. to twine, to
twist; to implicate, to involve; -- ῥα
vn. to entwine, to twist round each
other ; to be coupled.

Geuqese mayne pldt a. insinuating, false,
double-tongued ; cheating, fraudulent.

ζωηιω ςῥ > oy 8. trepan, witoble, augur,
piercer; -/4 s. gimblet.

ecogy geessgrne. 8. mimic, buffoon.

Gurqg aed, fs.turnip ; — duypp. rape.

GugqkS, kgf va. to implicate, to in-
volve; to mix, to mingle, to knead;
to dilute; to soil, to stain; —pF yn. to
be mixed, kneaded; wrapt together,
united ; fig. to be implicated.

Guenhy. apes 8. Taw flesh; carrion,
carcass, dead body. (parsley.

Guwyfiene δ. bot. bastard- or.fool’s
᾿ς ζωηγξωμ,, rg 8. Junction, bond, un-
10n; gr. conjunction; —&d, bof va. to
join together, to conjoin, to unite;
-σε. δῷ, 8. conjunction, counexion, con-
catenation.

ζωηηωενρδ ack δ. butcher's calling.

Gurqawkkp» wy a.sarcophagous, car-
nivorous; VOracious ; - πεῖ s. sarco-
phagy, devouring carrion; voracity.

Gurqquyl ag a. fat & lusty, corpulent,

wane s.mixing; wrapping.{ bulky.

Gurqspurpwtine 9 S. ζω arquep wtp .

ζω βμωη . ley s. chatterbox > @.
prattling, tattling, cackling; foolish,
absurd; silly, insipid, mawkish ; -- ὦ
s. idle stories, idle talk, chit-chat,
tittle-tattle , cackle, talking to the
wind ; folly, nonsense, extravagance,
absurdity; silliness, dotage, second
infancy ; —k ad, byf: una. —href”, byuy un.
to talk nonsense, to tell idle stories,
to babble, to gossip, to cackle, to
tittle-tattle; to dote, to rave ; -#«/a},
ταις, §. 8. Gurggppurgefraity ; fb -(2E que.
nwf;, to rave, to be delirious or
frenetic ; -- ταν, τονε S. Gunqyrury ep -

ζω μη.» 5. musk-melon.

ζωδη μὴ.» wg OF fig 8. fog, haze,
mist; obscurity ; atom, corpuscle; αὶ.
cosmical matter; — wasug med. suffu-
sion, cataract; -ανξέ « a. obscure, dim;
like an atom; -f- un. to get muddy,
dim. [- οὖ 8. small cane-field.

Gud . py s. cane-brake, --field, fen;

Gwdprw putt fun. to talk nonsense,
to prate foolishly ; -pay ad. foolishly ;
~het a. foolish, mad; furious.

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Gasdprwhp 8. ζω ἴα, [02 .1,.

ζω ἴα» μι, δ, un. to become mad,
to play the fool, to commit folly; to
rage, to be in a fury, to be mad for,
to eagerly long for, to fall madly in
love, to be desperately in love, to be
agitated by violent transports for, to
love to distraction, to dote upon; to
be wanton, lustful; - £ fastesye, to
w00, to court, to rave, to be in love
to extremity.

Gurdpone[d prt 8. folly, fury; mania,
rage; fig. violent passion, love, fury,
transport, gallantry, love intrigue;
debauchery, lewdness.

Gadpor a. foolish, mad; extrava-
gant, absurd; fig. carried away by
passion, furious, maniac, mad for, do-
tingly fond of, love-stricken; lewd,
libidinous. [-- £qh, cane-brake.

ζει a. full of canes or reeds ;

ζ ρου εἴη br fren 1 σεν a. built by
Semiramis; s. Semiramople, Van.

Gerd fiw 8. bot. symphytum, pul-
monaria, comfrey, consound.

Gear chess lyase ᾽ &e. S. Gusdpzrachent , ἃς.

Garden εν δ. tetrarch.

Gusdhzanclefch s. tetrarchy-

Gods s. Persian w. sun.

Gresdljoury 8. bot. imperial-lily.

ζω ole en ’ ζω ἥρωι nfo a. 8. Samaritan.

ζϑ ὦ εἤνωνενε [Ὁ fret 8. samaritanism, Sa-
maritan sect.

( ory ὅδ. spit ; * ast. Libra,
the balance ; 6 - Suphah, 8. God.
ppid. [small spit.

Gudifpuh., wg 8. crown, diadem ;

ζει ζω wy ἃ. spit-rack.

ζω κρι» αν, δον va. to spit, to put
upon the spit; to run or to pierce
through & through, to transpierce.

Gaybhut, δα. 8. Guasbhae, Ke.

ζω σεν a. dog-headed; s. dog-
head ; Anubis, cynocephalus ; ool.
cynocephalus, baboon, monkey; bot.
dog’s-head ; -qgbrmg a. cynic ; -δ4»-
8. bol. cynoglossum , dog’s-tongue,
hound’s tongue ; -4axple a. dog-
muzzled; - πεν 5. dog-fish ; —Assb® s.
dog-tick, ricinus caninus; -sqwagbp
a. dog-ficed ; 5. painted or sculptured
dogs.

ζω (9 or Guwig. 9 ῥ ὅ. thunderbolt,
lightning, thunder; fire, spark, flash ;
red hot iron; ingot; Srasdasc. pager.
ων“... {ὃ ὦ foes α easy eve , Sprergneds ν wagann,

σιμ}

Lenghy , wGerop --ν the burning, flam-
ing, gleaming, smoking, threatening,
dreadful thunderbolt ; -s ssptuh&,, to
hurl thanderbolts, to fulminate ; Ssrm,
ghey ~faup apseak ls ane , to crown with
a bent, red hot spit.

Gat (FP whet a. fulminating, falmin-
ant; — (2(@acaem chem. fulminic acid;
-h£q a. burning like a thunderbolt; -
wakk,, to fulminate, to strike with
lightning; - ,f%4,, to be lightning-
struck; τπόωρν «wy a. thunder-struck ;
ad. with a thunder-clap; like a clap of
thunder ; -- ἔνι... to be struck by
lightning, to be thunder-struck ; -
car rately or -πφιωρ ἔν Ss bof va. to fulmin-
ate, to strike with lightning; —S.apae_
(2% s.thunder-clap ; a peal of thunder;
— dg. S. Gutlspuhky- rod.

C wt [F wpgk, 5. conductor, lightning-

G=1/thgup s. meteoric stone, me-
terolite ; 8. Cphirapay Og enpesp -

Gui fd pigk, a.thandering ; fulminat-
Mg 3 - puphoack fig. thunder; — wdiye,
thunder-cloud.

Gaubh s. dog’s-meat, dog-porridge.

ζω ων σε» 4. price of a dog; hire of
a prostitute.

Gubpft, pip s. dog’s-dung.

*Gew. s- milk-diet, —food; ἢ -σρᾳ s.
maker or dealer in milk products.
ζω; Ss. Geass frets ἢ - kgf: un. to
make a noise, to rumble, to clash; to
clack, to crack, to crackle; to boil
violently, to burst, to blow up; to
shiver, to crepitate; to rustle, to mur-
mur; to thunder, to detonate ; - vaq.
weg. to hiss; to whistle; to whiz; -
ally ap ove css y , Messe hogy » to buzz, to hum ;
—fe%, -nct 4. noise, burst, crackling,
crash ; rustling, rumbling ; report,
clap, explosion; resounding; gurgl-
ing, murmur.

Guo bhp » ag fy sy S$. shirt, linen; aad
Dd fd tooled ’ alb; - creas 0 ἔκανα cas op ων y ’
gypuq, Tochet, surplice; dalmatic,
tunic ; — gusty, chemise, shift.

Gawuhbf va, to incrust, to plaster,
to coat. [oneself.

Guaypee fe 8. over filling, cramming

Gun. a. 8. GEL ἢ * s. tumult.

Gunwgkq a. rather red, reddish ;
παρε a. bloody , bloody-minded ;
-«.7νὖν a. red, reddish ; -- asp hurd” b_
pap, fiery or flashing eyes; 8. δέζϊᾳ;
—gvchke §. Gees racy ee toee (Fh "πε;

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Ὅν, πε. guile oS ΟΥ̓ gnebk— va. to cause to
blush, to put to the blush, to shame,
to confound ; -gacthd, bgp, —gnchpd,
δ un. to blush, to redden with
shame, to be ashamed, confounded;
—bb gush pb up up ὑ gusudiwisk » his face
flushed with anger; ( jweéofPa), he
turned quite red; —gneboe(d§ 8. red,
redness ; fg. flush, blush, shame, bash-
ζωπιωμ. 5. Ὅκγη" [fulness.
wrughy. squg δ. ΤῊ 88 Οὗ rock salt;

- μεμα, block of ice; iceberg.
ζωπω;. δι 8. ζω με», ghd; ἡ δ“.
7). Gunning eT .δε. ῥ δ πως“, ΡῈ
agt tp. at the rushing of his chariots,

‘& at the rumbling of his chariot-

wheels δ a »—nek, --πε. δ), 8. Gusher ἢ
Oy ῥεῖ: —ack 8. tinsel.

Cuno ky OF ε«ῥη. “4.4.8ῃοί, sprout,
twig, sucker, sprig; fig.offspring, scion,
sons, descendants, posterity ; beam of
light, gleam, ray; branch, part, mem-
ber of body; geom. S. as reese ey εω [εὐ —
ear prafeas ων} ν TOOL-tIPS 5 — awbnery. Spoke
of wheel ; -- opstmc(#hut » blessed
offspring; - guntac(Pkwh, accursed
progeny. [root.

ζω παν fog esse εἴων a. Sprung from the

ζω fail, bgp va. to send forth
shoots, to throw out suckers, to sprout,
to shoot, to bud, to put forth buds, to
germinate ; to generate, to procreate;
to emit rays, to beam. [shoots.

Gunwepgnegk, a. sending forth

Gen wset ’ cockp 8. camel.

ζωπω 8. light, beam, shine; Tas _
(Juf a. emitting rays; —iuusynyad a. ra-
diant, refalgent ; ~teen 2. quite asham-
ed or abashed ; -»-# 5. shining.

Gunthwy s. wild-pomegranate seed.

ζωκινξι, kgf va.to scarify; 8. δον κα Γ.

ζω. fy a. much, several, consider-
able, abundant, plentiful, copious, in
great quantity; ad. much, too much,
very, most; enough, sufficiently, as
much as necessary; —, -- whgud ad.
often, frequently ; -- pus ad. sufficient-
ly ; — Geel” sshewe., MOre Or less; ~ -
be fi whee, in all about; Pape ᾧ -ξ.
somewhat, partly, a littley more or
less; 93 = - be καὶ φηρρ. in nO Wise, in
no way; - & v. imp. enough, it is
enough, sufficient, no more; -- & «yg.
that is enough ; - & gf, it suffices that;
provided that; — «w0s,.to be content;
- Sudwpfy. to content oneself with;

GUS
a “πον » most of them, the great-
est part of them; gba wenp — hay,
much time still remains; «3 fof plg
- yb ---, does it seem to you a little
thing that ...? ΩΣ Eppkp wukt —! they
never say : Stop, enough! S. Op.
ζυωενιωμι εν ε [Ὁ fort ϑ. talkativeness,
verbiage, verbosity, loquacity; —frow,
wg a. talkative, verbose, loquacious,
garrulous; prating, chattering, tattl-
ing, prattling ; 8. 8. Gusmfuow; — phil
S. Gusrenfucul I: —frouns (Fh s. multitude
of words, loquacity, garrulousness ;
chit-chat, babble, tattle, prattle;-d aA.
a. costly, dear, expensive; -Gbary a.
long-lived, long-living; -G4. wy a. 8.
eating a great deal, great eater, glut-
ton, gormandizer, voracious, devour-
Ing, FAVeNOUS; —SuskAwe a.very ta-
lented, very intelligent ; judicious;
—$dinne(h s. polymathy, great erudi-
tion, great experience; -diwpgae(ah s.
better Pusgdiw—; great or considerable
population, multitude of men; -dinp_
ft a.corpulent, bulky; - με, asgquy
un. to content oneself, to be content,
to take up; to suffice, to be sufficient
or enough; to multiply, to increase;
- ΣΎ pupae, to be satisfied
. orcontent witha little, with any thing;
~2rerks -γοϑίᾷ, ~2efeq a. roving, ram-
ling, wandering; s. vagabond, va-
grant, roamer, stroller, idler, lounger,
loiterer; -- ;f%4,, to stroll, to roam,
to rove, to ramble, to wander ; -»pfme
if 4. stroll, lounge, wandering; -ferp
a. having a great deal of water, a-
bounding with water; aqueous; —gae_
gwtkd va. to content, to satisfy; to
augment, to multiply. |
ζω pants a. swearing much: s.
great swearer, blasphemer.
Gurenn fl Ss. ΕΝ [ligent.
G cs ort fo sV es on ων a. very wise or intel-
Gwunpys ad. often.
winfuow, wg 8 great talker, bab-
bler, tattler; braggart; a. 5. Goserus
μοι; -bS, kgf νη. ἴο talk too much,
to use vain repetitions, to gossip, to
prate, to chatter; to boast, to brag;
-σε[ βε., 5. Gan wr froane [2 [εν Φ
Gusmd joe s. bot. thistle. .
Cush pane [ἃ ῥεῖ, 8. gormandizing ,
gluttony, voracity, greediness, raven-
Gurwtned S. Gas 00m εὐἿ, ess ef [ousness.
Cums a. very strong, robust.

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ζω. 2.» 4. great number of,
great quantity, great deal, multitude,
abundance, plenty.

Gumnennefincp 3. Gsm ς ἴωνανε ὦ «

Ἐζωρωρ 8. 8kin-sieve.

Gcsemyr σε. οἷ, ὦ! ὅ. tent, pavilion,
marquee; water-spout, fountain, jet.

Guy, by s. string, file, line, range,
row, rank, order, long string, conca-
tenation, chain, series, suite, train ;
multitude, great number ; composi-
tion; sarus (period or cycle of 3600
years ), century, epoch: crape, gauze,
pall; * lace, lace-work; προ Sisgegenye
«wy, String of pearls; «4 -, gold
chain; -g épebg. mountain-chain ; --
MutApy, swarm or lot of flies; -- Spefp
Sivhg , swarm of ants; anthill; — party,
pack, number of dogs; — «#q¢-arpemfeoc,
(0, genealogy; ῥ᾽ -ᾧ Suphwkkz. to
register, to record, to set or write
down; ᾧ τῷ «phuwhk,, to string, to
range, to rank; f = 407 Gy bs ιν ἃ SF wek ys,
to enumerate, to number, to count; ᾧ
herve.” -ῥ Sarr ἔγωγ: E Sh Sundhaphey, to be
enumerated in the same series; (saok
wbrykewy — he & ays, it is very far from
the purpose.
sas 70 exe gn or Gass 0 cas 04 τῇ or ὑ Se syrup.
ζω μεν S, kgf va.to compose, to
write; to ratiocinate, to make a syl-
logism 3 —pustne (Pfc 4. syllogism, se-
quence, chain of arguments; --«τ«ὖρ.
gpg 8. composer, writer, author; 8.
wpa pus; letter, character ; -pobs
va. to cOMpOse; —gayrs περ $ COVER;
veil; -- φῦσαν cover or binding ofa
book, book-cover; -gpws,f s. com-
position, wording ; work, writing,
works, treatise; memory, monument;
~gpwhet a. historical; -φ ρει va. to
compose, to write, to word, to put
down iu writing; to compile; —gpeq
8. composer ; —gpocl(dh S. ζωρᾳ rd :
—-guubd va. to range, to arrange in
order, to set to rights, to dispose, to
put in order, to lay out; —guaa(Pfed
s.co-ordination, arrangement, order,
disposition; gr. syntax; -gpwhes a.
compound ; composed; arranged , put
in order; prosaic; -gphd, kgf va. to
put together, in order, to arrange, to
re-unite, to connect, to join, to com-
bine ; to construct, to make, to form ;
8. ζωριᾳρ ; -gpac{ah s. combina-
tion, conjunction, connexion; arrapge-

cur

ment, disposition; construction ; gr.
syntax ἢ S. Gas pr no og pr 2s —[Aach fva. to
enumerate in order ; -δέγνα. to con-
join, to join with, to unite; -σωζωΐν a.
completive ; --νω εν» a.compound, com-
bined, united; -frwntbds va. to mix
together, to compound, to intermix, to
intermingle ; -frarntne[P pd OF orth 4.
intermixture, compound, combination.

ζωριυδ ’ lg S. ων presed 5 -Δι va.
to arrange, to place or put in order;
-thuy a. cognate, born together; in-

Gear oes κω με. α. Unitive.(nate, inborn.

Gu ph wh s. hymn, canticle, melody;
hymn-book, hymnology.

ζωμ ἴον erga Ὁ Ὁ ὅ. adhesion ; —heagr
4. J 8. Gassyu ess costs be Ss -hgb Sua. to con-
join, to chain or iink together; —ggm_
βρὲ s. conjunction, chaining together;
~Spew s.writing , work; -Speubd va.to
compose ; -duay% a. consonant; —duy_
tae [Fh S. QraybunhguelFh 3 -ικω ἐς fvya. to
interlace, to interweave, to intertwine,
to lace, to join, to unite; -- ἰπωΐ»»ε 9}
s.entwining, interweaving ; -dbpdne_
Βὲ s. adherence; -ηωρ τ᾽ va. to reu-
nite, to join together; to continue, to
Join, to add ; ~yepnePfed 4. continua-
tion, sequel ; --αρωνων δε va. to narrate
in order.

Gaspar, oy 8. pus, matter, ichor,
sanies, purulence; rottenness ; stench,
stink ; -- watec,, to effervesce, to
swell, to become inflamed.

Gow prsere μσεηξ ἢ - or thy 9 -δδρ a.
purulent, full of pus or sanies, ichor-
ous, sanious, putrid, rotten, fetid;
πόβε(δ 4. med. ichoroides ; - ῴσων a.
stinking , fetid ; - wpfe% , corrupt
blood ; — or —S$wa.(#} s.stench, stink.

Gassprewre οἷα ἢ ῥ or -, peck &. bonds,
bands, fetters.

ζωρωνε, numb wry a.corrupted, stinking.

ὕωρξι, bgp va. to range, to ar-
range, to set or put in order, to dis-
pose ; to marshal; — qdwpyupfue, to
string pearls; — gipabugfipw, to com-
pose. [earthquake.

Gupt , [ &.. movement, motion;

ζωρωμωῦσ (3 [εν 5. cinematics 3
-ζωΐ, a. moveable; δ. ζωρσ εν; -ζως
toch 4. mobility; dynamics; —hhg ὠᾧ.
upfun. to be moved together; —$fa a.
shaken from the foundations; -«/f,
pat 8. GupSths ; -gayg 8. polyorama.

ζωρσξι, bgp va. to move, to re-

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move, to set in motion, to stir, to
cause to move; to agitate, to shake,
to flutter, to stagger; fig.to excite, to
provoke, to rouse the feelings of, to
move, to touch; - qgecfs. to shake
or toss one’s head; -- gwd pur, to
leave no stone unturned, to move
heaven & earth; - qupbpm, to affect,
to move to pity ; —f-'un. to be moved,
stirred, shaken, staggered; fluttered,
roused, agitated; to bestir oneself, to
bustle about. [contriver.

Gupths s:motive, spring; mover;

ζω ῥεῖ 8. Geaprtneifir.

Gupte S S. Guped bol’

Gupdng a. motive, MOVING 5 —sashast
a. moveable; —n(#fe% 4. mobility.

Gupt new, ng 8. Movement; ges-
ture, action; sentry OF avo eae [Ὁ ans og soy αἵ sass
—, gesticulation; τῷ watby fb frouksu,
to gesticulate while speaking 5 ἀνά,
ons fu ly -ὡ uwntl, fr fucubjt, to gesticul-
ate, to be too full of action.

ζωρώπκι Ὁ ῥεῖν 4. mobility ; motion.

GupS oe 5. τ ΟΥ Θτη Θἢ ξ, motion, stir,
stirring, nod, shake, toss; fluctuation,
staggering; eccitation, provocation ;
fig. agitation, motion, impulse, commo-
tion, emotion; gesture, action; earth-
quake ; ast. movement; gruphdnctu
kpwhwy νει... to feel the pulse; 8.

CunpSnact a.moveable, moving; ver-
satile, unsteady, unsettled ; wn.wfhz
-- ast. the primum mdbile; -- ῥ᾽ Saqdzy,
shaken by the wind; - be. wiypwpS neh
unuwgnewop» personal & landed pro-
perty. [terest.

ζωρῥιναν, fs fe 4. usury, illegal in-

Ἐζωριωη, 3. silk-sieve ; * nek “δε
8. the finest flour.

Guipng » ag 8. file, TOW, — .peoqgsee
ebibury S. ak er - oleae [ν og ane (Ὁ οἷν δον αν
pearl necklace.

*Guspneud » -σε δ, 4. the setting in
order, arranging ; marshalling.

Gupnetw a, continuous, continual,
non-intermittent; -apop ad. continu-
ally; --διΓ, &gf va. to contain, to en-
close, to conserve; to continue, to
last; -- σε s. continuation, continu-
ity, succession.

Gass cca 009 92 ῥεῖν S. Woe pr. [ponica.-

Geese cary eceys «μον fol ἃ. bot. aucupa ja-

*G sess. OT Gurck np 8. violin; guitar;

S. Wye.

συ].

Gure wnt 5. bot. cannacorus : calamus
odoratus, sweet-scented flag.

Gwefy., «των 4. path, road, way,
passage ; trace, vestige, foot print ; fig.
conduct, deportment; -- dayopuhh ast.
orbit of a planet; -- δρζων δ whaca 3.
GrhulFnegh- [ἢ- sadness in mirth.

Gupuanehs. obscurity in day-time;

ζω φῥη, ἢ ζωφῥεηω, hg ὅ. sapphire;
—qudhe a. --shaped ; like ἃ sapphire ;
—qb wy a. of sapphire.

wpe , ῥ’ we ὃ. SUSAaT, “ρει.
aa 24g fo ose ase ἢ -. refined or Jump —; frenl —,
moist, brown or raw -- — dqeastp, --
candy; 4πὴρ δ᾽ ἐὦ οἷν νι. ἦν -f, --mill; ΓΝ
pul —f ’ --refinery ; 4 »»οδξε εἴ, —ae., to
-ν to sweeten, to strew or sprinkle
with —; —-apocgh a. sacchariferous ;
—pocgly bokeh OF —asperye 8. the -- cane;
—w¢opes s.confectioner, comfit-maker;
sugar-baker ; -gapSac(epc% s. confec-
tionery ; sugar-manufactory; —whut
(2 [9 nenem 8. chem. succharic or Oxy-
succharic acide; —««Sa0d' a. sugar-fla-
voured, sugary ; #4. —, sugar-melon;
τ εἴτ 8. 8Ugar-basin; - αὐ a.contain-
Ing sugar; —whee, 8. sugarplum, com-
fit; burnt almond ; —«# 3.0. s. saccharo-
meter; —w won. 8. 8UZAarMaAn, sugar-
monger, confectioner; —usgnegneith δ.
saccharification ; --δηξν a. saccharine ;
— or -ρ 8. sweetmeats, comfits, sweets;
Ἐ- ΡῊ s. sweet-apple, « morosino » ;
—ogf 4. rum, taffia. (shoot.

Gaphy. pey s4germ, bud, sprout,

Gupp&és, fof vn. to bud, to sprout.

G4q. xy or f a. oblique, in bias, a-
slant, diagonal; wn f —, «a -- ad. slo-
pingly, overthwart, slanting, aslope;
obliquely.

Gb qupupry a. variable, light, incon-
stant; -thum s. rhomboid; —wbhhpee s.
lozenge, rhombus ; —Yemswhut a. rhom-
bohedral ; -.4£« ad. indirectly.

*Géq~ or -ἰᾷ 5. sword or knife blade.

GéobWS, kgf va.to bend, to bow; to
cause to deviate or to swerve; -[
un. to slant, to slope, to incline; fig.
to go astray, to turn aside or away, to
deviate, to swerve, to go out of one’s
WAY 5 ghkyb uy wbhfe%, oblique angle;
ghaykuy punwhhped, rhomboid.

GE ,.». (9 βεὺ > “κε. ἢ, 4. obliquity, bias,
slant, slope, deviation ; ast. aberration,
deviation.

GéaS. fy 8. heap, mass, pile, stock,

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hoard, accumulation; — gaephiy , stack,
rick; -- fsnwey, hay-cock, mow; -- — or
-ω τω 8. Gh qdurzk oF 5 — gael. Gacanky
-« πῶ ν to heap up, to pileup.
ζεηρωμωρ ad. in heaps or piles;
—pubre 95. divination by observing
heaps; —4-0% a. cumulative, ac— ; —fayar
s.8. Géq2; pile upon pile, towering
heaps; —fo.£/ va. to collect, gather
or heap together, to heap up, to amass,
to pile up, to accumulate, to hoard;
-harmbeuy dkgep , laden with sins;
-γεηϑ α. massed, accumulated, heaped
up; ad. in piles, masses or heaps.
ὔειρε. 8. Gb ηβωξπι ον Γ. [αἴο.

Ghqnudbye a. enervated, efemin-

GEL Or Gh usd, sh ἴω ὃ. Ὁ δ -

Ghz, fy 4. shrill voice ; grs accent,
acute accent (‘); mus. an Armenian
note ( ! ); αα. ὃ. Gb mush bh ; — apresfe, . to
end in a point.

Gbowwhf ad. acutely , pointedly ,
piercingly, sharply , keenly; instantly.

Gh penuseny a. gr. accented.

Ghynkd, koh va. to aim or level a
blow at; gr. to accentuate.

Gbomnyon, —wl 8. word accented on
the last syllable; barytone. (acutely.

GbymnypaptS va. to utter sharply ,

ζύδρωννε ἢ, 4. ending in a point, taper-
ing, pyramidal form ; gr. accentuation;
ἐ-- νά. to taper, to end in a point;
ῥ - ywhgb wz, pyramidal, pointed.

ὕξω a. steep, abrupt; s. declivity,
slope; asthuth, f —, to fall in one's
back, to fall supine.
*Fha, Gabw 8. {1 4. Τ{{ πὲ «Γ.
*Chunpl 4. fine hair-sieve. {of-.

GLa 4. storax; gucmwqui -- , stick

Ghped, vy 8. silk-worm.

Gb pudinpatine [ [Ἵν δ. sericiculture;
—payS 8. silk-grower ; —prciac{d fee ε.
rearing of silk-worms, sericiculture.

Gh pwifkny 8.silk-worm house, silk-
worm nursery, cocoonery.

GE pase 8. Gh pwd [ladile.

GEphf. κ᾿. πή 4. large spoon, soup-

Gh pb puwhnle s. water-grasshoper ;
—dh-« a. ladle-shaped.

Ghpag, ug 8. Storax-grove.

Thpen : ag splinter of wood, chip,
lath, strip, slip, part, morsel; -- agge_
4°79, slice, bit, piece; - ose ono ἢ μεν κε. ὧν y . bar-
rel-stave; -- ghpuyawune, strip ΟΥ̓ fine
linen > Ἵ-- νων ἢ, ΠΩ ’ throug the ba-
lustrade. P

(rua

Gh perk nun wrt of ya, to chip, to
cut into chips or in pieces, to shiver,
to shatter; -εσρ a. provided with a
hatchet ; armed with a spear; striped,
streaked , streaky ; - gop» sapper;
pikeman; -- or -fuwh pb&ag,, blinds,
Venetian blinds ; — fuwht,, to sur-
round with trenches, to circumvyal-
late, to pallisade.

Ghpakd, kgf va. to bark in strips,
to streak, to stripe; med. to scarify ;
to cup-

Ghifag 9 “οὖν by 3. haut-boy; Ss. Day -

*Gke Or Gke 3. Suypp-

ὕες. ghhewg a. of fawn colour, red-
dish, leonine, light, tawny.

εν, agbtbg 2. inhabited place; vil-
lage, hamlet; inhabitation; edifice; a.
peopled, inhabited ; in good state,
prosperous; fertile, fruitful; happy,
gay; 3 εἴων ῥ-ὦ» εὐ. ἔν ε. pet k ees » not
only in inhabited but also in desert
places; δε. ap - Fimwugk, & that which
shall not be destroyed.

G£e. 2beb 4. cantilena, song, ditty;
weg δ. improvisatore, poet.

Gprsnl 4. ureter.

GCG acig. GAhe s. splash.

3,1. 8. Gelttd-

Glew 27%7 4. buckle, clasp, hasp,
button; decoration; — mugs, golden
buckle or clasp.

Gh» ,ίϑβη s- small drop, tear ; -
wep es drop by drop ie ῥ ee pas
ey, Saliva, drivel, slaver, slabber ; <p
puwbfy» few words. |

CEES Gf 098. Buy lt bf, uy[Fng.

Gl» 2009 a. Squint- or goggle-eyed ;
short- or dim-sighted; — whtuaphh,,
to goggle, to squint, to look askew.

Gh harg-nyt S. GEG; —gnechup α. gold-
coloured; --ἰδ ἦν 4. lentil-soup; —Gusp_
fp a. reddish, red; scarlet; -- dnp(e
fenyog» morocco, spanish leather; -
φῥιων. Brasil-wood, Queen’s wood;
Shp a. light-haired ; -po4 a. made of
red leather; <p δ. spinel-ruby.

GhGb play 4. roe-buck.

Ghhfoupf or GEG s. alkanot. [GE4-

Ghyu, -ew a. bashful, sheepish; 8.

ῤ(νξι, κοῦ» uf, begerry 8. ζζωπω
qectps. [slip of straw; little branch.

fa» eary 3. fescue, mote; bit or

ὕξηωμέρ 3. ζηωμερ; παίων A. be-

holding the mote in another’s eye; s.
censurer, fault-finder.

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thu
Th*, 2Ah. GhAoah or Grneh» ahh s.

whey, buttermilk; serum, serosity:
grain spoilt by rain; -- «pw, ichor.

GlApmuahpS un. to be red with eat-
ing & drinking.

Gh-bbe 4. Persianw. sword.[grasping.

Gfeuwgus a, avaricious, covetous,

ὕβριν, ει 8. θ᾿ fempls pe -

ῤνωδ 8. G fered

Gfewtwt s.country-man, —fellow,
rustic, peasant, villager; a. rustic,
gross, rude, impolite, uncivil, clown-
ish, boorish; 4/2 -- country-woman,
peasantess ; Winbnig —, country lad;
wg fh —, country lass, cottage girl;
—p or -&p s. the peasants, peasantry,
country people; aga ad. rudely,
coarsely, clownishly, boorishly ; —as
δ. a. clod-pated, awkward, rough;
—a2£h a, Wisely governing & content-
ing the peasantry ; --σεὖ s. rustic life ;
fig. country manners, rusticity, clown-
ishness, boorishness , awkwardness,
rudeness; the peasants,the peasantry;
-op£t ad. a. country-fashioned.

νιν κι, a. living in a village; s.
burgher, villager; -ἱὐἱ s. the middle
or centre of a village or town ; -dneu
tbep-Fvn. to enter the villages or towns;
~tufue: a.inhabited, peopled; flourish-
ing, prosperous; —qeynp 8. populated
places or country ; —pusp, ag a. build-
ing many edifices ; compiling good
regulations; —cw% s. habitable place,
inhabited town ; the universe, the
world.

GbukS, kgf va. to found, to build,
to erect, to construct, to make; η΄.
μεν [ἥν —,to rebuild, to build up again
or anew; to renew, to restore; fig.
to edify, to instruct, to set a good
example.

Gbufs a. edifying, exemplary.

Gleaq_s. builder, constructor ; —a_
hut, —n δ 4. art of building, archi-
tecture.

Gftacmd , ng &. building , edifice,
fabric; fig. edification ; -- Siupqggbykh,
human work; —w#d&..a. like an edi-
fice; towering ; τῶ» fy a. constructed,
made, done or got up with art, arti-
ficial.

Gftn[Ffpe 4. construction, build-
ing; fig. edification, moral: profit; a-
bundance, ease, prosperity ; peace,
tranquillity; good regulations.

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ἐν». “ἢ, 5. construction.

Ghz» γεβω 8. glass bottle, bottle,
phial; alabaster vase 5 fsgb, g-» to
cork; to put the stopper on; puskeuy
qg~-.to draw the cork, to uncork; to
take the stopper out of.

Ghewh, wg 4. lamb of a year old,
yearling sheep.

Gieg 5. nape of the neck.

*G fy S.Qeagikq- [itory, superficial.
ῤῥωζωνα. extinguishable; fg.trans-

ChpwhfS, Jury, Pop un. to go out, to
be extinguished or quenched; fig. to
be dimmed, obscure; to pass away,
to cease, to be buried in oblivion; to
600], to grow cool, to be quenched,
to become extinct; to die peaceably.

GClpwbarm a. extinguishable.

Glob poppwn. a, Whose glory is ex-
tinguished; inglorious, ignoble.

ὕ οι. [9 pet, --πε δῆ, 4. extinction; an-
nihilation.

GClfocgubtd, gt va. to extinguish,
to put out, to quench; fg. to dim, to
cloud, to obscure; to quench, to cool,
to allay, to cool down; to stifle, to
smother ; fo exterminate, to kill.

Ghpecghs 5. extinguisher.

*Gfun 4. pimple.

Glufof a. languid, effeminate.

Gleb 2. sesame-oil.

Cheb, pdiag 4. tomb, sepulchre, urn,
monument; <g, cemetery ; deus ὔων,
dafs —, sarcophagus ; — Sajwheusw,
mausoleum ; -- φωνῇ, cenotaph.

*G brbewh 8. Wooden padlock.

Glptwhhg a. buried in the same
tomb or cemetery ; -c#p a. entombed,
buried.

Gh. gee, s-husks of grapes, grounds
ordregs of pressed grapes : Warp-staff.

Ghewhtp 4. acute cry, shriek, scream.

Chew 5. Gh. &c. .

ὕῤιῥηρ » &e. 8. ζει».

ζω ᾳ ον a. Somewhat dark, obscure;

G+ hu δ. ὕω. [short- or dim-sighted.

ζμω νων a. short-witted, obtuse, sto-
lid, stupid, senseless.

Cut ὃ. Wolof.

Centon χω, un. to become short-
sighted; squint-eyed; blind; to feel
110 dazed, to be dazzled; to grow

im, Obscure; to become blunt.

ζιω.» » &e. S. δου » &e.

ὕω.» 2 [rd , -οε 8, dim-sighted-
ness, squinting, blindness; dazzling,

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hallucination; Suphwtb, -. to strike
blind ἢ Sunphutsh, - [δ ag off cones fg. to be-
guile, dazzle, seduce or fascinate the
imagination.

Gpsqnegwik Sua. to blind ; to blunt;
fig. to dim, to dull, to deaden; — σωξω,
to dazzle the eyes ; μωρέ 4 οε (δ βεῖ
bk gtkiwanke » prosperity spoils
the rich. [- - enchanting beauty.

| Gpeqgueghs a. dazzling, flaring sgbg

Gib δεῖν φεμ 5. διωΐνε el

Gelapk gnegwtbf va. to leave in
doubt, to create suspicion, to make
suspicious, to embarrass, to perplex.

Glog pS, gay un. to suspect, to
doubt, to be uneasy, embarrassed,
perplexed.

*( (vbnml, 8. under part of the chin.
δι 4. neck.

Grn. a Grr » &e. S. ω ον . &e.

joanns a. Gr.w. yellowish, pale.

Gee μεν 8. GywgnelP [ck -

ζῥως 8. 8. GhwSfhe%; arrow-head;
—ahuh a. NOISY ; -4S, kgf vn.to whizz,
to hiss, to whistle; to sound loud &
shrill, to rush, whiz or whir through
the gic; uncub ap hush fh dod 3 bp k wpa
gkznwhf, the swords crossed; —fe% s.
shrill or loud humming noise, hissing,
whizzling; clack; - ghtecg. clashing,
clash; S. βνεῥιε"».

GL fl, κατ vn. to make a show or
parade of, to vaunt in, to boast or
brag of, to plume oneself.

Ghold-ash anblS ya, to banish, to
exile, to drive away.

Gywake a. bearing or carrying ἃ
blade of straw or a small branch.

Gqeghe s. running hand.

Gye¢ryt a. smaller than a mote.

qungs —asonbsa., Gow ὃ. Very tran-
sparent veil, gauze ; crape.

Gl? wy. by 4. chain; chain, concs-
tenation, continuity, series; — aaff.
gold chain; -ρ g&poc{et, the bonds
of slavery; wphuwk, f τα, to chain,
to enchain, to put in chains, irons or
fetters ὃ funpenwhty qua to break one’s
chains.

ζηίθιω ων ορδν weg A. of chain mail,
made of rings run one into another;
chain-shaped, chained; s. chain-mak-
er; -φέρδ᾽ a. unchained ; —fusq a. en
chained, loaded with irons or chains ;
~dhe, —mng a. §. σε ayerg opt 5 -εορ
a. bound, chained.

Gur

Caftayk JS, bgp va. to chain, to en-
chain ; to link, join or anite together.

GqlA ayopkt od. like a chain.

ζιοωρμωρ ’ Gqacaspupey δ, Gogndia_
rep: (dress, attire, &c.

Gqocuwhwhp 5. female fineries, show,

qecpmupmnry A. SAVALEC, wild, fer-

*Carhe 8. ζεη.- [ocious.

χω. -βωκν., he a. serous;
ichorous, full of matter.

GALS, igh un. to be full of serosity,
of matter; to liquefy, to be spoiled.

Grach 8. Ghx, Cpxnck.

ζιπυΓυη. to throw up, to vomit, to
erdct or belch from much eating &

Cdppag , wy 8. 8ack. (drinking.

Gap 4. tumult, trouble, discord; a.
tumultuous, turbulent, agitated; -s_
gocgeubl J va. to trouble, to perturb,
to upset; —f) ἔσω un. to be troubl-
ed, upset, agitated.

Cie one graces a. like a dog } “pur a.
dog-hearted, churlish, evil, biting;
cynic; —pkpws a. dog-mouthed ; fig.
biting, sarcastic, slanderous ; ~zay 5.
jackall; —gyaefs 8. ζωϊιως οι; —hush
a. canine ; doggish, cynical ; - ρωησ 8.
Ghpucag 5 ~hushoe(F- ῥεῖν δ. cynism ; —hus_
ehe 2. dog-footed ; -440 a. dog-shap-
ed ; ad. like a dog.

Gtawd, cgay OF gf un. to commit
adultery ; fig. to worship idols, to idol-
ize; to usurp, to ravish.

ζζλων δ. a» doggish, rascally, whor-
ish; πε a. incestuous, adulterous.

Giwn. 4. dog-theft.

ὕνων»υξρ a. libidinous, lascivious.

Guaswery 4. ast. dog-star, Sirius.

Gteurduke s. house of Thondracian
sectarians, (Paulicians).

Chugh ay sf.adulteress; --ὐση s.adul-
terer; -gnqufut a. adulterine ; —ge7.
aldpete 8. Ginc[Ffer.

ὕτνε με s. pack of dogs; fig. com-
pany of lascivious persons.

ζιρεω, égf va. to flatter, to cajole,
to coax, to fawn on, to cringe to.

G2[7-nq 4. flatterer, fawner.

Guph s. little dog, bow-wow; ast.
Canis Minor, Canicula, dog-star, Si-
rius 3 prbath ὧδ, —, lapdog; - πρώ κω ᾧ ων ᾽
beagle ; -- Spurgquibh, cock ; sehusysfits sr
cvenpe dog-days.

Grywk » ὕνμυ, a. licked by dogs.

Gtfewgqog 5. night-shade, morel, 80-
lanum ; tithymalus, milk-thistle.

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ζυδει» s.an adulterous old man.

Gugexp[?- a. dog-muzzled ; s. Scylla,
nymph beloved by Glaucus & changed
into the catulus or spotted shark (sea

Godiynef 5. adultery; idolatry. [fish).

Giywph 8. dog-hole, --house, —-ken-

*Giosene 3. cancer, gangrene. [nel.

Guopgf a. bastard, misbegotten ,
base-born; s. bastard, natural son or
daughter ; adulterine child.

Gros» fy =p» wg 8. Brace, Divine
grace; favour, good offices, auspices,
service, benefit; grace, gracefulness,
charm, beauty ; agreeableness, pleas-
ing or graceful manners ; thanksgiv-
ings , thanks ; forgiveness, pardon,
mercy, grace; gift, concession ; merit,
worth; the Graces; ᾧ —u, asm. —«, for,
in favour of; by favour; - Up -«, τῷ
bdlus «ον ἐν να, to please him, to do him
the favour, to oblige him; ῥ᾽ -ὦ bkpk_
ung eg, thanks to you; in your
behalf, for you; —pe Gbunb, (Pusqen_
aon -o-, by the grace of God, king --.;
— wpe, pray, do me the pleasure; sf
-op , most graceful ; -- ΟΣ τῷ achb,, τῷ
Swnnegete, , to thank, to return
thanks, to be thankful to; -« sasha
u&,,to0 be grateful, to acknowledge;
—a gawk, , to be in favour or in the
good graces of, to please ; -« geruwiby
eas en. srlp » or Pd ὩΣ, αν. to
find favour in the sight of any one, to
find grace or favour with, to win the
good graces of, to please, to be liked;
-ῶ munky ndkp. to favour, to gratify;
to befriend, to forgive, to excuse, to
remit; —ag sey, to give gratuitously;
πτ-ὦ fits nu, to discharge an obliga-
tion as if doing a fovour; gehb; | —wys
to disfavour, to disgrace; Jb&auwhk, f
τῶν to die in a state of grace, in odour
of sanctity; — «tp pk, thanks, I
thank you, much obliged to you; 8.
Qk anc ith.

Giop5apu,f: a. granting or distrib-
uting favours; —payfenc{2h 4. distrib-
ution of favours; gift of grace; —¢fh-
a. written by divine grace; -φῥεων a.
obtaining the divine grace, pleasing
to God, favoured, dear, agreeable,
grateful ; -gapd a. ae ae by divine
Qrace ; -quwpq. a. ondued, adorned with
graces, graceful, virtuous; -géqé a.
unthankful; -,6 or ἐῥᾳ a. full of grace,
most graceful; gracious, handsome,

Gun

fine , beautiful, charming , genteel,
fair ; pn. Shenorhali ( endued with
grace), St. Nerses Glajensis ; -yayu a.
pure, candid, bright.

GtopSuhuy a. grateful, obliged, be-
holden; -- εἰ,» -bS, gh or —fpdl. δ.
gy un. to thank, to give or return
thanks, to acknowledge; -fp» bug S.
GtapsSeshuyne lth ; -ae §. Gterrp$ uh cary 5
s. pleasure ;— Swope , thankfully, grate-
fully ; -πε δ s. thanks, thanksgiving,
gratitude, thankfulness ; -4..% a. don-
ative, gratuitous; -- ρα νε δ 5. con-
stitution by divine grace ; —gapays,
preaf a. graceless , unthankful, un-
grateful; -—Swenryg pbups un. to thank;
to recompense ; -4fp a. granting gra-
tuitously ; given gratis ; -topng a. re-
newed through grace; -,n«.p a. grace-
ful, handsome, charming, genteel,
pretty, nice ; —ayusnwp a. full of grace;
—-qannet a. narrated gracefully ;
— 0g easy og ἔνε. S. (ere ~syeupen, ᾧ
a.much obliged, very grateful, mind-
ful of benefits received; — gnfnc[tper
gratefulness, gratitude, thankfulness;
-_ agar essa fay “να. εἴς ᾽ν " quit εἶ, gp esseestolsy ων σε.
np to be indebted for, to owe, to be
under obligations, to be beholden to;
- husgnegutk; qrp» to oblige a person,
to obtain a right to his gratitude; --
bS phcpreg ῥεῖν. “4 kqpay, I
am grateful to you for all your care,
my brother; -qw2wa a. 8. simoniac;
—duahoenne (3h 4. 8iMONY ; —mn a. gra-
cious, bestowing favours ; —anenc (Fh
Or wpne(th s. gift of grace; donation,
favour, liberality; wep a. granting
or granted gratis; -cap a. graceful;
capi, kop va. to grant favours, to
endue or adorn with favours; to con-
gratulate, to felicitate, to wish joy, to
pay compliments ; —cnpne[Fhet 8. cOn-
gratulation, felicitation.

CenpSbJS, kgf va. to give as a pre-
sent or favour, to make a present of,
to grant, to accord, to concede, to
gratify; to grant pardon, to pardon,
to forgive, to remit; S. ζνυσρξνιεζω ons rt
wk, 5 3-» to refuse, not to grant, to
withhold, to deny ; ane. fud haps bgka
ἄξων, I owe you wy life; -fS un.
to be granted, accorded; αὶ pupnc(sk
[Silk quapsfu hb wip abn » you owe
your life to my forbearance.

Gtapsactd βεῖ, s. thanks.

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Giapsnchp 4. flattery, compliance,
adulation; —4u OF arn. -(ω ad. flatter-
ingly, by flattery or adulation; -ν
wah, ν fucuk, , rt . to do or speak
according to a person's known pro-
clivities, to seek to please, to shew a
particular regard for, to favour, to
flatter, to adulate, to wheedle.
| Gingay 8. shoveller; ganza.

ὅν». (#h s. canine nature: adultery,
fornication ; fig. idolatry ; 5. Rjpatpd.

Giswpbp a. respiratory; — Spe.
artery ; -(/) byw un. to begin to
breathe, to fetch breath, to respire;
to become animated ; -- εἰ s. respir-
ation; animation; -pry a. vegetable ;
4. ὃ. Ybbg whuprye 5 — foun ats a. between
the teeth; muttering; ad. murmuring-
ly; -d%nc(7% 4. creation of the soul,
animation; -hay stole s. lung; -ωἷν
a. respiratory; S. Gusaeng 5 -ἄωω α.
out of breath, faint, senseless, exani-
mate, lifeless; S. Gusenpgby ; - δ a.
having the breath of life, breathing;
-{ν S. Gis sen ; —hhg a. breathing
together ; fig. of the same mind or
feeling, unanimous ; Sab, wy» —darm
8. air-hole, vent-hole, draft-hole ; —Shq
dag a. suffocating, stifling ; tee, ὦν.
guy un. to be animated, to live, to
breathe, to respire.

ζω. 4. chem. sacking-tube 5 —# a.
breathing ; —«- (3% s. respiration.

Ging ass en ρει. a. mortal ; a- ad. quite
out of breath, panting for breath; -
wrtk,, to put out of breath; — hbs,.
to put oneself or to be out of breath,
to be panting or gasping 5 — gtlF wba,
to run oneself out of breath; - σεῦ
s. being out of breath, breathlessness.

Ghsapg ky a. asthmatic ; —nl{P fer &
asthma, shortness of breath.

Oitswgneguwtkd va. to animate , to
give a sou! to, to cause to breathe, to
vivify.

Giswenp a. respiring, breathing,
living, animal; fig. carnal, sensual,
gross: spiritual; — gepdfp. wind in-
struments ; -6u §. Giswgnegubld ;
-σε(ῇ s. act of breathing, respiration,
animation, vitality ; sensuality.

Gisunpoy 8. Wind-pipe, trachea,

Gis popwgs.saltpetre.{ throttle; lung.

Gusk,b a. respirable.

Gistiyqs πεηΐ 4. pneumatic; — εν.
petuy, - machine, air-pump.

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δι, κω), gh va. to breathe, to res-
pire, to puff; to blow; to inspire; un.
to exhale, to emit; - 4.ᾳ, to breathe,
to take breath, to respire; géacp -,
to send forth or emit fire, to break
into a volcanic eruption ; — seepeapro_
wae{#f, to whisper in the ears, to ac-
cuse in secret 5 pisbught Snglp, let the
winds blow; let the storm rage; »2s£
$aqi neta, the wind blows hard;
ghskrung Saqd ufoqul, a fair or favour-
able wind arose.

Ghsk push, wg 8. artery; - [ϑηρω
pulmonary - --ὐζ οἵ,» -wy ft a.arterial.

Gish gnigwit J va. to cause to blow.

Gushe% 4. blowing, whistling; his-
sing, hiss. [ῥεῖ s. respiration.

Gusoq a. aspirating, sucking up ; -e,

GCrsepuwhwh a. cavillous, captious,
sophistical.

Giusenck 4. the necessary livelihood.

GtsocH 8. breath, puff, wind; whistl-
ing; respiration, breathing; inspiration.

Gipeh 8. τοοὶ. otter; -- ὃ νή κω ἦν, 8e8-
otter, kind of seal; S. 1 [ων eager eve «

Gif or Ginef 8. pl. dogs.

Grpf s. dog’s-dung.

Gtgwag 8. med. cynorexy, bulimy,
canine hunger or appetite.

Gighl? s. dog-muzzle.

*Grwh s. yearling sheep.

Gob s. storax; ὃ. Gép-

GagtS, kgf un. to whisper, to speak
low, to murmur; to hum, to mutter,
to grumble; -4% whut~p ful, WY ears
ring or tingle.

Gath , -ϑνε δ, 4. whispering, whis-
per, murmur; noise, rumour; wom
-.a hollow or rumbling noise; ἢ. ἃ
secret rumour.

Gytpeg s. Whisperer.

Gone “. noise, racket, uproar, clat-
ter, hubbub, tumult.

Gong Ss. Gt het °

Gog, 4; 3. 80lar heat, hot vapour.

Goqgwiwdl, way un. to evaporate,
to vaporize.

Gogk wf s. light vapour, a mist.

Gegkgopdf 4. locomotive engine ;
—gbhy 2. Vapourous; —fwnp 8. tailway-
carriage, —-truck; 8. Ὀρίϑων Ὀρᾷωί(.
ngh ; -ωΐε. 8. steam vessel, steam-
boat, steamer; -- (9ηίθωμέρ» steam-
packet; — sey σιν α. οὐ δῶν ly κεν ε. στ [Ὁ s screw-ship;
sg ons ote ἦν press ἡ elf by —, War-stceamer > man-
of-war steamer; S. Gu.

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GN,
Gagh. gevy 8. Vapour, exhalation;
breath; Ss. Cig ec Desprust .

Grgfuzhg a. Vapourous ; -αἴξᾳ a. va-
poury, misty, foggy, hazy; —gra& 8.
vaporization, evaporation; -yacgubhd
va. to vaporize.

Gagslng., wy 8. tale-bearer, tell-tale,
backbiter, informer, slanderer ; a.
tale-bearing, slanderous ; —4/° un. to
tell tales, to spread malicious or false
reports, to slander, to speak ill of; to
flatter; —e.(3) 4. evil or malicious re-
ports, delation, story, tale, report,
backbiting, slander, scandal; flattery.

Gegnb 8. vapour, exhalation.

Gas s. starch; -- δ εἴν kgf va. to starch,
to stiffen with starch.

Gq. ng OF fy 8. ray, flash of light,
beam; --ὦ wpdwhk,, to emit or throw
out rays, to beam.

Gnquequepe 8. Ὄπηεισηρα

ὕσηωζι [F- ’ ῥ 8. stream of light, ef-
fusion of light; splendour, brightness,
glory ; cathedral of Etchmiadzin, &
the feast of its dedication.

Gaye, sgusy OT swegh un- to shoot or
throw out rays, to beam, to glitter, to
shine, to twinkle, to scintillate, to
blaze, to flame, to flash, to glitter, to
gleam, to sparkle. [heated, to burn.

Goquwtuwt un. to get warm, to become

Gaqueyl« ad. like a flash of light,
beamingly, radiantly, brilliantly.

Gaquegnedh 5. irradiation.

Goquyncgubk Sa. to cause to shine
or to glitter, to give brightness to, to
brighten ; to warm, to inflame, to ren-
der incandescent; to brandish, to
rotate. |

Gequenp a. beamy, radiant, shining,
effulgent, luminous, brilliant, sparkl-

Gagged” 8. (rT fing, splendid.

ζὕση8} 4. radiance, effulgence.

Gaght 8. Gaqusl.

Gaqbch 2. splendour, brightness ,
srs flash i heat, red heat.

rake S. ρα ᾽ —dnckp .

Gageaghd, bguy δ. Goqued-

Gageyqacath 4. ast. scintillation.

Caged, wg §. adulator; &. flattery ;
πῶ wntk, , to flatter, to toady, to
blandish.

Goqndinguapry ; —uk yp » “pers a. flat-
tering, adulating, cajoling, wheedling;
s. adulator, flatterer, cajoler.

GOh

Grqadbd, bof va. to flatter, to pa-
laver, to cajole, to wheedle, to coax;
to caress, to fondle.

Goqndire [2 με΄, 4. adulation, flattery,
palaver, cajoling, coaxing, caresses,
fondling, wheedling.

Goqapor (a »&c.8. Goqadinpeoy » &e.

Gax, fp, Garp , Arey s. pine, pine-tree,
fir-tree; appumul Σιν; Ὁ). pine-cone ;
—p.—he 4. pine-grove.

Gadpe s. spinage; 8. 5.12.

Gym a. quick, light, prompt, active,
swift, nimble, agile, brisk, alert; ad.
quickly, promptly speedily, quick, fast.

ngushectps.show ,ostentation,pomp-
ous display, parade; -tw wabk, or
-4&S, kgf un. to be given up to osten-
Gabfun.to putrefy,to rot. (tation.
Gow 5. parching by the sun.
Ἐξ πα. δ. string of comfits.

Cay bd, Gamgaykd, egfva.to snatch
away, to pluck off, to take away, to
ravish, to carry off-

Gor, by s. cloth; vest, dress.

Gat [F.of[-S un. to be undressed.

ὥσρίθ δι, bgp va. to assume wrong-
fully, to usurp, to appropriate, to take
forcible possession of, to ravish, to
ascribe or impute to oneself.

Gacht a. giddy-pated wandering.
*Gapakd 8. Gpfopfle dl qld σεηίϑω.
*Gaceng. 8. fore-court. .

menses, —aspunny (2, intemperate,
gluttonous, drunken, crapulous; de-
bauched, dissolute ; -- νων S. ὥ σεν.
ἐξα: —ashp S. ᾧε ὠ ων (2 Ὁ ; τ-ωτδρν phe
ifn. ἴο take pleasure in crapulence
or debauchery; -- [αν bgay vn. to give
oneself up to debauchery, to eat &
drink to excess, to guzzle, to gor-
mandize, to live in gross debauchery;
—na §. ΠΩΣ -acl{dheh 4. low de-
bauchery, guttling, intemperance,sur-
feit, excess, orgies, drunken revelry.

Gre mnh, περ 8. Upqul-

Gacwp, --πε δῆ, δ. consternation, dis-
may, surprise, amazement, giddiness;
~kgacgwtbJs va. to stun, to astonish,
to surprize; to baffle, to puzzle, to
bewilder, to make giddy or dizzy;
—foS, bgay vn. to be stunned, astonish-
ed, surprized, baffled or puzzled, em-
barrassed, bewildered, not to know
what do or what way to turn.

Gac{Puwp a. nimble, light-footed ,
swift, quick, agile, lithe ; -6un- to be

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hurried, to hasten, to make haste;

-ma(3h 4. agility, nimbleness, quick-

ness, celerity; hurry, haste.

Gachnd&y s.the middle of a market-
place. [et-place.

Goehay , bg s. market, bazaar, mark-

“εἴων Qo fraudful ἢ low Ἢ base,
*Gacquy 8. skein of silk, &c. [ignoble.
Gaedpuy by 8. wild fennel.
ach, pug 8.d0g; fg. adulterer or
adulteress ; ast. Canis Major; S. Gaps;
«ἴω ων ων --, bitch; — ashey frenests, CUR; —
epenpe., hound, terrier, ranger; αν.
“μον ἤ οἷ, — nenhuhunayy ’ setter, pointer,
Setting-dog ; -- νην. grihgpudeng OF
ἐπε. φιωΐ,. water-dog 9 -- reek tf , long-
eared dog; — ως, house-dog; -
“ων ς usu, WAatch-dog 5 sperSanyark --
Sadaray, mastiff dog ; gewdupe -,
ball-dog ; gus ων μά, fisting cur; -
«ἴων. filvn., ἐνωδ᾽ δια. ζωνανν,ῥ. 8
treacherous, snarling, biting, mad dog;
ἔμγωνβ OF μηϑῇ χω», dog-hole, dog-ken-
Nel; Gk νωξπερ γωΐν, dog’s-meat, dog-
porridge; “σε χων, dog-louse; σὰ;
δι,» dog-trot; guhiefy Quiles to whelp,
to litter, to bring forth; ss, gud ep.
εὐ, uty, to give or to send to the
dogs; hb puhnag εἰν Qusiley » to go to
the dogs; — Sufk , muy, henghwbddl,
qouslfE- habs or hs cl ca. “αὐ 5 the dog
barks, howls, whines, yelps, growls;
fonti{b uy ῥαρδε. g-, dog-weary, tired
as adog; Ἐ-- Seufut sk pousd at, a bark-
ing dog seldom bites; 8. Lofwm, Gu.
y Pa ἄν. γεν...» &e.

Gacks. shsey 8. breath, puff; wind,
breeze; respiration; spirit, soul, life;
Sad suse ad. unanimously, with one
accord ; — fywthh;, wnubne,, to breathe,
to take breath, to recover one’s breath,
to respire; to repose, to rest, to take
a little breath or respite; -- αὖον,
ἐὐωμέρωΐδ,, to breathe freely ; to draw
ἃ long breath; Susmuhpy shsny, to 1080
breath; fr — fea fs Xeacks foe Od . to be
near to one’s last breath; 6 & - fy.
%b,, to swallow in one gulp, at ἃ
draught ; a/° -- fhtgutf, all that has
life; every living soul; g— qaofurXcebf,
to one’s last gasp ; dpishe ῥ fi ppt -Ὁ"
to the last moment; 6 s&ufh -ὦ 4.
ube, £, he is at his last breath, in thé
pangs of death; gsbuaph — khang fda,
to the last moment of my life; - do*
Mutifle she Ep Suku, he had not yet

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yielded his last breath ; z af cas fs Seastals
geanye» While expiring ; 6 - Sqdng α΄
que plo, at the mercy of the winds;

Pag. δ 6 “Ὁ , Gress $ 0224 νων.

Gree rents s eg δ. My 2 pn. Susan.

Gar whapkp a. bearing or produc-
ing lilies; -pays a. feeding among li-
lies; —gaye a. lily-coloured ; -gopd,
-qapy. a- Worked or adorned with li-
lies; —Serm: a. lily-scented; —t&e a. lily-
shaped ; —tarsd", wguay un. to become as
a lily ; ghey α. hilied Ἢ afr easy α. bright,
fair or candid as a lily; adorned with
lilies.

Gee εἴν bgf un. to be neglectful, to
lose or waste one’s time, to loiter.

Gore τω! ; by 8. Sesame.

Gacpdhp 4. cardamom.

Gare a. doubtfal, mistrustful.

Garzevorh , wy 8. handkerchief; hair-
band ; * “μη OF ἤρα csleon, ἃ
widowed priest. (napkin, corporal.

Gocpppay. fg 8. fine linen ; altar

*C nea 8. scanty ©
*Z «cnc 8. mus. pipe, reed, willow-reed.
ὕσεω a.ad. 8. Gan; 4. med. pimple,
pustule.

Gare cov serge caste 5 —frow a. glib, fluent of
speech ; -¢ fp a. nimble, diligent, act-
ive, ready ; —5ws a. early, premature;
«Κων 8. Cpagh lt UN. 5 -- οὐ δον ἢ κε καῇ 3. ρει
pequl? ; -ἰ 3 a. quick, swift, bur-
ried, precipituous; —paclFnc(Pper 3.

ΠΕΣ Σ δι Φεῶ “ἕ- [νει πε .

ζι εν νε (2 μεν 8. σα οι 9 μεν.

Cac ἴϑν, 2¢[P-ah. »ίδεὯρ, [duh 8.
lip; edge, orifice; fig. tongue, word,
mouth; med. lip; ἡδρβ τον upper-lip ;
wan ngs fets — under-lip ; tacpes 5.4.“ 06.
Bar, huapdpel ἡ δ wt —, small or thin,
swelled or blubber, thick, rosy lips;
wehky pmjizh. γρδύωρ, propwdlip 2ep-
εν. to have flat, turned up, well-
formed lips; - ¢4many. river-side.

Gacpp ad. pr. about, round, around,
all round; roundabout, in the neigh-
bourhood; from all sides, on every
side; s. turn, round; / -%, around; -
whuwhbhp, amphitheatre, — boxes;
- gkhbrqhghe.., round the church; -
orf -- οδ΄,» to lead to, to conduct
around, to walk; — or f — gay — wh
“νι. to take a walk, to make a tour,
to walk, to promenade; -- Su,4,. to
look around; -- waknez, to turn; — wap
heathy or agen on bss Leal dad A to sur-

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round, to encompass, to encircle, to
invest, to hem in, to beset; -- pbushk,,
to dwell near, to be neighbouring; -
wy, to overturn, to upset, to over-
throw; -- wa, whéfpit, to turn from
side to side.

Gre pPuttushwe. a. round, circular; ad.
in a circle, circularly, round about;
ἐδ ων κε fb —,winding-stairs, spiral-stair-
case; -ᾧ ad. 5. Goepf; round about;
in a circle, circularly; a. circumjac-
ent; gr. circumflex.

GacpPurn.s wg 8 chasuble.

Gacpfgunf a. turning, winding ;
-gnetbS va. to colour, dye or stain all

Gaze pfpt(P-wgp 4. turn, round- (round.

Garp 2. suspicion ; 8. Gfacih.

Grepuy, fg collyrium ; eye-salve.

naps py 8. Shadow, shade; veil,
head-cover; honour, respect, consi-
deration; splendour, brilliancy, lustre,
glory, magnificence; pomp, parade;
fig. protection; -- σε. 2&ap, ceremoni-
al, etiquette; -- 2%&,. to honour, to
pay honour, to respect, to consider,
to compliment, to pay court to, to
court; qiad’ — | 004 cas oss fre. gob, adie ᾿
to give all the respect & honour due;
F χε bef cay ecoarrroe fo nht, , to hold in
respect; qubdhs Sub Ge ῤ ΣΡ nchk,,
to be grave Or serious; -- νεῦσε,» to
be honoured or glorified ; zpnq_ad-
with honoar, gloriously, magnificent-
ly, pompously. [fig. to hoot.

Gs, κού vn. to hiss, to whistle ;

GCsbet. God s.hiss, hissing, whistl-

Gsoq, a. hissing ; s. hisser. [ing.

ζζαμωρν wy 8. paint, rouge ; plaster;
-uwihep a. painted, rouged; pretty ;
-wip ὃ. Guyer; -wp 5. painter; plas-
terer; —[iJ, £quy un. to rouge, to paint
the face with rouge, to fard. [water.

G6 va.to alum, to steep in alum-

Gabo, wy 5. Shepherd; 8. 2 σήβε.-.

‘ Cake or Guseqg ha 3. alum.

Grew» fg 8. spendthrift ; a. prodigal,
lavish, wasteful, extravagant, pro-
fuse ; licentious, lewd, dissolute ; --ρ s.
licentiousness , lewdness , debauch;
-υὐοωΐν a. intemperate, impudic; --ω.
ἴδ a. lewd-minded, lustful , inclined
to debauchery ; --ἰαῖν bgay un. to be
prodigal, to live lavishly, to squander,
to waste, to dissipate, to lavish, to
abandon oneself to debauchery, to
lead a dissolute life; -“νε δῦ s. prodi-

Sb

gality, profusion, luxe, waste, dissi-
pation; debauchery, disorder, extra-
vagance, luxury, excess.

Gar sss ose Ξ 1Πῤησηγωνε..

ζζ τ 8. bot. asphodel, king’s-spear.

Gafiig 5. noise, tumult, rumour,
clamour, uproar, row; public rumour,
report; ῥᾧ — Ssdpunnt, at the news
or report of; -» waunquhp ty, their
cries, shouts; fp — w5kq amyuwunb prog,
at the terrible news of war; at the
dreadful preparations for war.

Gafss s.sound, flourish. (basin.

Gaipe or fon 5. basin, wash-hand

Gatsuh, wt, ockp 4. humming-top,
whipping-top, peg-top.

Gaisweyus 45. head-stall; frontlet.

Gc earehprscs δι Ὅν [Pron 8. mus. andan-
tino. [conduit, gutter.

ζετο, aq 8. WoOOden-pipe, water-

Garang, fp» we. OF fe 4. diligence,
haste, hurry, promptitude, urgency;
G. urgent, pressing; — masngiusyf, ἴ00
great haste, hurry, great urgency,
hasty eagerness, precipitation; con-
straint, imperious or urgent obliga-
tion ; pain, anguish, affliction, trouble;
“p= —» “7, ΠΩΣ] -σή. “2698. αα. hastily, in
haste, expeditiously , speedily, dili-
gently ; - are aco tg Ὧν κα κού nas e.g with all pos-
sible speed or despatch, in a hurry,
precipitately, post-haste; wig --
without hurry LT ᾧν Scares ree. gest
LE,» f ΓΖ, guky OF ῥ ἡδίω Swunc..
“οὐ... to urge, to press, to force, to
compel, to oblige, to constrain; to
grieve, to pain, to agonize, to harass ;
- pw quubs, no sooner said than
done ; —whud’ ἴδ. Gass essen fool 5 ~bf, Egf,
—bgncguthS va. to hasten, to press,
to urge, to hurry, to precipitate ; -- [αν
bguy un. to be quick, to hasten, to hur-
ry, to precipitate; -a/#h, —nca 8.

ave sarang Se

Gunk εἴμ οὖν 8. magazine, storehouse;
butler’s pantry; larder, buttery, pan-
try, store-room, cellar; secret cham-
ber; treasury; bottom; fig. heart, the
secrets of the heart, the affections,
&e.5 - yapbing, granary, loft; -- εὐ.
ay, Wine-cellar, wine-vault; — g¢feuvy_
“ἴθ. Wood-house.

book siupucturbs a. filling granaries
& magazines ; stored in a granary;
πως, —ybes 8. warehouse-keeper,
atore-keeper; butler; cellarman; fig.

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the Supreme Master ; - δεν fed 8.
office of a store-keeper.

Cok fp wilt, kgp va. to warehouse,
to store up, to house, to cellar; to
treasure up; to lay or put by, to pre-

*G aft s.swelling, tumour. ([serve-
Generg stole oS 8. Gfold bl.

*Gpwm OF Gaw 5. Whey, serum.
Grbq. -F or - 4. 8. Gabqz; glue,
CpPruhurr a. labial. [ gluten.
Cpt 7[F uy wow 8. TUnning
Ὀρίθεω 4. lipless. {halter.
GplFraneng a. pped.

Gp2be% s.murmur, rustling of leaves;
ῥ - ankplheng qepsoeph, he trembles
at the fall of a leaf.

ζυσεωνη ὅ. grape-stalk.

Gpregul or Gpopwh » wg s.nose-band;
twitch; bridle; — or --Σιωζνωζ, 8. nape.

ὥρβωμωδ, a.speaking periphrastical-
ly; -ὧᾧ a. encamped all round; -4&s
δηῥ va. to periphrase, to speak peri-
phrastically ; -n. (Ff s. periphrase, cir-
cumlocution, roundabout way of ex-
pressing oneself; -p4-40.(#} s. circum-
flexion of voice, uttering or pronounc-
ing with circumflex accent ; —pép a.
orbicular, spherical, round; <p s.whirl-
ing or turning round ; —pbpashkenk a. 8.
encyclical, circular; a. periodical ; fg.
vagabond; —péphid’, δ, vn. to tarn
round, to rotate, to move circularly ;
to revolve, to walk over, to take a
round ; —pépec{2h s. turn, circumvolu-
tion, periphery ; ast. revolution ; — we
ase br ἡ can ly sas ; ΓΟ preserve sss ly ses 0 πε φρν[θ em
guhst, sideral, anomalistical, synod-
ical revolution ; -pheknuyft a. cir-
cumpolar; -piw, «9 a. living in the
neighbourhood, neighbouring, adjac-
ent, circumjacent; ~p 8. geog. periwcil,
pericecians ; —piwhoc(3h 4. circuit, ter-
ritory ; neighbouring towns or dis-
tricts; παν fg a. wandering, strol-
ling, itinerant, prowling, vagabond; s.
turn, circumvolution; circumference,
periphery ; OL baad id oss Faso y —s εὐἷν ore ge
bk, gbtipéwlj, to live for a thousand
years; -guywhwh a. periodical, cireu-
lar; - ρα ῥεῖν bguy un. to take a turn,
a walk, to roam; to wander over, to
stroll, to prowl, to turn round, to re-
volve; to go round, to circulate; —gay_
“ε 9} 4. turn, walk, circulation; tarn,
rotation, revolution ; —qasyoc% , —gybany
a. roaming, wandering; —g¢agne (Fhe

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s going here & there, wandering ;
-τρο ων a. circumscriptive ; -gpkd
va.to circumscribe ; - κεῖ a. circum-
volving , moving around ; -gpac(speb
8. surrounding, enclosure; —qgéwe 8.
gown, dress; ζξω —, petticoat; nhp_
εἰν -- -᾿ under-petticoat; -frayq aun
λέ va. to investigate ; —fuy, fg a. in
the neighbourhood, neighbouring, ad-
jacent; <p 8. the environs, the country
roundabout, neighbourhood ; —G.% a.
turning, changing, shifting ; s. change;
-haacp εἴν τ ya. to cut or trench all
round; to prune or lop round; —4cs_
ysega.circumspect,cautious, discreet,
considerate, prudent; — ἐν» δ.» to look
around, to observe, to explore, to spy
out; —Saykgoe(Fh s. observation, at-
tention, exploring, spying out; cir-
cumspection, caution, prudence, con-
sideration, discretion ; —4eixy 8. gyro-
mancian; —Séuync(Fh 8. gyromancy ;
—$t;&. ya. to spread every where.
Grpfat, wy 8. turn, gyre, turning,
circuit, revolution, circumvolution ,
circulation, conversion; course, cycle,
period, circle, round; turning, wheel-
ing, winding ; Sinuosity ; change, vicis-
situde ; — /&3. period or cycle of five
hundred & thirty-two years; eg focpy,
whirlpool, vortex; — gop=q, evolution;
- matne,, to turn, to make or take a
turn; to turn or whirl round & round;
to circulate, to revolve, to move; to
spin round upon one leg. [or gyration.
ὑγρὰ ον wf 8. periodic revolution
CpPuwtwh, wg 8. circle, hoop; bord-
er, contour, outline, circumference;
frame, frame-work, sash; enchasing;
turn, circuit, ring; ast. cycle; <p ἔμ.
ff, . the spheres ; — φ δ νη ahhh , the
todiac ; abebnuyft -- ν polar circle;
“pg euwpaatp,, gallery, terrace, pro-
menade ; «fet%p -ep OF ue, peristyle;
πε. ad. ina circle, in a ring, circular-
ly; -wgnpd, wg 8. framer, borderer;
τανε ον a. ast. armillary ; ~&ey a. furn-
ished with a circle or frame; round,
circular; -- δ ὔν &yf va. to turn round,
to revolve, to move in a circle; to
frame, to border ; -p/ un. to revolve,
to rotate ; —n. δ ἢ» -- πε. ἢ, 5. roundness;
rotation, circulation; -- σε δ, s. framing.
Cpfwtudiwl s.a. encyclic, circular ;
τωρ α. periodic; buen {Fh 5. cir-
cumnavigation; —%fe 2. circular ba-

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lance ; ~ywdpoep s. turn-jack, apie τς
—sunpne 9}. -sunpacth 5. circuit, ambit,
circumference ; —ayuw4 , fy s.lifeguards-
Man; —«qwes a, surrounding, ambient;
8. turn, round, circumference, com-
pass, outline, circuit, fence, wall, en-
closure; geom. periphery, circumfer-
ence; -qwanbdS ya. to surround, to
compass, to encircle; to envelop; -
or f.fun. to take a turn; to turn round,
to whirl; to be surrounded, enclosed;
-mayenn (Fh 8. circuit; — sy ers orn να. “ἥν, 8. T0-
tation; fig.circumlocution, ambages;
—ayurpfruy 8. fortification, enclosure;
—awhwh a. circulating ; — πεσε, — 68-
pital; -nfh ριον 4. geom. alidade;
-anc(dh 4. turn, gyre; -vancbkrp 8. pla
periscii; -afpPen a. extended round-
about, spread around ; 8. phys. medium;
— ase ἔδ εν ato [εὐ δ. amphitheatre ; —afr aly ae
enclosed all round; surrounded, in-
vested; s. enclosure, fence, close;
-fputkfva.to shut up all round, to
hem round or in, to enclose, to en-
circle, to surround, to beset; --ῥώωμ..
£fva. to shine on all round, to cover
or surround with light.

GrpkS, κοΐ va. to overturn, to up-
set, to turn over, to capsize, to throw
down; to change, to transmute, to
convert; fig.to turn aside, to pervert,
to subvert; & pw, --» to avert, to turn
away, to divert; - ΤΣ ΩΣ ἢ Ρ κἀν] . ῥ
fuepSpeng, to deter, to dissuade, to
dehort, to discouncil 5 fp parfencumn —
qqoru» to rout, to put to flight, to
chase, to pursue hotly; - χω» to
discolour ; -- qeuwts, to retract, to
recant; S. Upmp-

pik gaegquih dS va. to walk, to take
or lead about; to tarn, to twirl, to
wind.

ὕ 9 }.Γ, δου) un. to take a walk, to
walk, to march, to go; to turn, to be
changed, converted, transmuted ; to
fall back, to be upset; -- Surdiskerheasg »
changes, mutations or vicissitudes of
time ; - ὗ εἴας » ῥ fuopseeng » to alter
or change one’s mind, to change sides;
2k gus gry bpkuwg tp, his counten-
ance altered; 8. θυ. [vagrant;S-Z0.,-

Grfdigh a. straying, wandering ,

Ge 96S, kgf va. to turn or whirl
round & round; to change; to walk;
S. neal? ; —pS vn. to turn round, to
turn, to move about; to walk; — ws.09 >»

con
to roll one's eyes wildly ;— juthagbp,
to be uneasy, to tumble & toss in
one’s bed, to move oneself restlessly
from side to side.

Gr) 2090-8. turning, wheeling ;
turn, change, vicissitude.

Ge) 27On-% a. turning in every direc-
tion or way, versatile.

ζρβνη 4. walker ; vagabond.

Gpfeews, og δ. change, mutation;
turn, circuit.

Gpfect 5. act of walking, walk ,
going & coming ; turn; change; over-
turning, upsetting:

Gpfnc a. overturned, upset.

ζ «Ὁ πε ων ἔν sary ’ ero reg br easy un.to take
fright, to be startled, to start with
fear; to take umbrago at, to be scar-
ed: to be dazzled.

Gpanncit 4. umbrage, start; digres-
sion, alienation : dazzling.

Gpenncquithd, οὗ να. ἴο scare, ᾿ ἴο
startle, to start : to dazzle, to hallu-

GCpwbed 3. PELE chews. (cinate.

Gapussafp 4. phys. tribometer.

Cipugne 9 frt s. 8. ἰἸυδύξ,νε (ῥεῖ ;
taking away, ravishing.

ει, Egh va. to rub, to scour: fg.
to impute, to ascribe, to attribute, to
accuse of, to charge with; — πὶ uf, to
rub out in the hand.

Gdofk, Egh va. to rub hard or of-
ten, to bruise, to clash.

Gfolt, fg 8. confusion, broil, em-
barrassment, trouble, disorder, tu-
mult, uproar; a. confused, mixed, con-
founded, troubled, disordered, out of
order; deranged, complicated ; indis-
tinct ; -ω yaege,. ympnegutby » to ex-
cite confusion, trouble, sedition; «#4,
"πε. ἢ; τ-ῥ “ψώρα. ἡ εὐἿν ἔτ ν to make ἃ clat-
ter, racket or uproar, to kick upa
TOW; uy wane -f, in that disor-
der; 8S. Ugedacg-

Cfralt pune (3 fh 8. confused dis-
course ; —pwp ad. confusedly, indis-
tinctly, topsy turvy.

Gpold what Ss. ζι» a.

Gfoleuwte 8. ῥ»[9.».Π,.

GfoflFhS, kgf va..to confound, to
mix, to Jumble, to embroil, to com-
plicate ; to trouble, to putin disorder,
to disorder, to derange, to harass, to
embarrass, to bewilder; - ῥυη. to be
confounded, in disorder, to become
intricate, complicated ; to become con-

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fused, troubled, to be overthrown,
upset; —bay δὼ. you look troubled.
ᾧφηίδεε 9 fer ,. neds δ. ὑφο &.
Gipog 4. rubber.
Gpo. 4. friction, rubbing.
Geeebe , zg 2. honouring, paying
honour; ~g s. courtiers, attendants.
ζίρωιῥο a. honourable, glorious.
Geud, age un. to lord, to act the
great man, to pique or plume oneself,
to glory, to vaunt in. [to prevent.
Geuwyikd, &gf va. to hinder, to stop,
ὥρω,πρ a. dried in the shade.
Gebq, “ἡ. a. glorious, magnificent,
rich, sumptuous, pompous, splendid,
superb, majestic; honourable, august,
illustrious, respectful, sublime ; ele-
gant, fair, handsome, genteel, agree-
able.
ρξημιω ad. honourably, magnif-
icently , splendidly, pompously, sup-
erbly, richly, nobly, majestically;
-~gby a. of great beauty ; -φοῖν ad.
pompously, with great parade ; —qupz
a- highly ornamented, richly adorned,
magnificently dressed, splendid, mag-
nificent, superb ; —quypqbd, Eyf ua. to
adorn richly, to decorate, to embel-
lish; ~tusl, ages un. to become pret-
ty, beautiful, glorious, to be adorned;
-peup a. very beautifal, august, most
superb ; 8. Geb qugqepy ; —~agusbd A.
majestic, illustrious, dignified; —gee_
gutbf va. to decorate, to adorn, to
beautify, to embellish ; to honour, to
glorify ; -cop S. ρέη-
Gebyor{s{ud s.splendour, magnific-
ence, pomp, sumptuousness, majes-
ty; glory, honour, celebrity; beauty,
elegance, comeliness : solemnity.
Gel? wh 5. Vere hyes . [ness.
Cipl@et%p s. impudence, barefaced-
(GES, bal , -ησε. 5 .αἸοίν,Γυα. ἴο agi-
tate, to stir, to dabble, to paddle.
Cpl? pol b guy un. to be brazen-faced,
to lose every sense of shame, to be-
haveshamelessly,impudently.[ hunger.
GerghS un. to starve, to die with
Gols. bg 8. light cake, « brioche».
Tox 8. Gorp DorP-
Cozuvte 8. Garggbmapacld ped.
Gop ον aft εν ly esse S. Gopear afr παν δ; -ἃ 24.
sense of feeling.
Gozur pk b a. tangible, palpable, tac-
tile; —».(2}% 4. tangibility, palpability,
tactility.

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Gozurpl she » pEuwg 8. touch, feeling,
hand. {to handle; to graze.
Copal S, kgh va. to feel, to touch,

Gopseup pet 8, Yousuf pat

Gorsaupng 4. geom. tangent; -whuwh a.
tangential; — gopac(2fe.%, tangential
force; — feqtiuagayg, tangential com-
pass.

Copunfine (Pfr, --ο« Δὼ 4. touch, feel-
ing, taction, handling, contact, graz-
ing; ζξων :v,unfpdiwe. point of contact.

ofS un. to be harassed, vexed,
tormented.

ἢ (wo) vy or aco 4. the twenty fourth
letter of the alphabet & the sixth of
the vowels; o, . , six hundred; six
hundredth.

— Itis changed sometimes into o
ἃ w, for example: upbpaq—efpoq, Sm
peop εορσερ. porpey Amap—dnpapy
βῥυφωρωρ-βιωζωρωρ ν ῥφσηῤπηίωρ.

ee / “νε. αἵ" . mp 7g pron. who,
which; a, a np »who? a f εξ fizfuls ugk,
webb, guyz, WhO among you dare do
that ὃ no np ὗ ἐπωρη ζω, who 18 he
that ...? gpabd a δ ga, I know who
he is; « ae δε. fy. whoever he may
be; a δ diwnkwhs, Whose book is
this ? ya fsbgpkp, whom do you seek ὃ
op bu, who are you for? ded” sss.
“ἔρ. to whom have you spoken? a
thal, who knows ? yp «lke fykt,
Who are they who... ? wed fp basal
wey» to which of the prisoners ? μεῖον
whiff, on Which person? sp bap,
who are we? ya δρίδωω ,» Where ὃ
Where are you going?

΄, mint. οἱ ob! ab! a of qpufol_
ree » hollo there! run away! save
yourselves! out of the way! » δύ
Juprg muppne (Ibn Uy » oh the great

Abb

mercy of God! o quspadiachuyh fou, what
wandrous thing is this! «. ayph «οἱ
blurbs wy ξ. look, that man has gone
mad; « s«xo[ekg, ab! what a sur-
prising falsehood, imposture is yours!
ἢ μή νων fs. Gr. w.obole, obolus.
Negéptépfl un. to recover one’s
breath or strength; —(Aufswhd a. ANX-
ious, eager ; —[Pup pbupS un. to be
emaciated, exhausted; to wear one-
Belf out ; -;fg a. spirituous 5 -νωπτ ῥα,
bhyuy un. to be of one heart & one
Mind; -frwntn [δ s. union of soul,
great attachment ; —Stac{#f.% 4. crea-
tion or animation; —4% a. spiritual ;
—hhe 8. Logkthbp 5 —hapd wh a. soul-
destroying; broken in spirit, disheart-
ened, disconsolate, despairing; -—4a_
eyes δ. Logkhoanys; —Sand α. infatuat-
ed, foolish, stupid. [to say; to sing.
Neb, &gpun. to utter,to pronounce,
Nez kgs » -ξοσρξ » -~znchs 8. Σσφῆχως,
&c.; -sup 8. Spirit-gauge; -ayu4 a.
life sustaining ; s. necessary food,
scarce food ; -eywSuwt? a. requiring
back life; depriving of life; mortal;
— aay 000 (2 88 thubS un. to be guilt of blood;
-ωξρ 5. Laqbukp; -ορ»ε ὅ. love of
life ; self-love; -- “ων a. 8oul-depray-
Ing; sagen. a. out of breath; exan-
imate, half-dead; fig. knocking down,
killing ; —fup, τή σρῥιγ 8. Leghdup,
bub, ῥ -οὐ πεν &c. 8. ag τες νᾶες.
Nef. ogeny 8. spirit; spirit, soul,
ghost ; breath, respiration ; spirit,
meaning, sense; genius ; manes,
shades, ghost, hobgoblin; life; heart ;
soul, energy, courage; puff, air, wind:
die, dice; chem. spirits; — ¢fieey. spir-
it of wine, alcohol; 8. σα; — κὠἵνω.
4u% , intelligence, reason ; --ρ frweespf
the spirits of darkness ; -- ἐδῇνᾳ οἷενε,
(at ’ spirit of life ; GE bog ste cahest a
animal spirits ; -- Ἱννωβνεοΐνδενε., the spirit
of jealousy 5 aged sess » With all one’s
soul, heartily, willingly; -- wta,,
hpwtk,, to breathe, to take breath, to
breathe freely, to respire; to rest, to
take repose, to revive, to acquire new
Strength or Vigor; .y—er ssresgesscscsente pfo_
“b,,to be extremely downcast, de-
pressed, prostrated, to be tormented;
S. UDesg eases ear certs 5 arse sassocnassts ων εν,
to reduce to the last extremity; to
exhaust, to harass, to vex; saqengt
ang enn veg Ue Δ cxs 0s ern ἡ εἰν. to be at the

nia

{ἐξ} bXtuys, to give spirit or life to
marble; agem/ bpgb,, to sing with
great expression; j- frwqw,, to play
at dice ; be με pack esse. ~ beep 08 2. bupin ᾿
his spirits returned, his strength re-
vived ; 4 cso εἰ ον cas ἐδ br og case. -in,he regain-
ed strength or vigor; punk pr <p up,
he fainted or swooned; gact gape buy
“τε περ usaf s risking his life ; «ἢ En
quent, he was the soul of the con-
Spiracy.
ἢεῥωζ "η, 4. seat of the soul,
Neneh, Eguy vn. to brandish the
horns, to butt with the horns ; to butt,
to run against, to contend, to fight, to
come to blows, to make war; 7 wdfn
-, to contend with oneself.
ἢ 22 οῖν, ῥ s. odeum (theatre).
Nz fremhust α. οὗ Ulysses; s.Odyssey.
ἢ’ δε. ka a. whoever it may be.
Ngif, tery 9. hedge-hog; - £8,
porcupine; — Sede. , echinus marinus,
Sea-urchin, sea-egg ; dug nghery,
hedge-pig. [ walnut-husk.
*Ngofe s. green outer shell of walnut,
Naep 8. wicker, osier; osier-band,
Straw-band ; -wdkS webbed va. to
strike with rods or osiers, to whip, to
flog ; -οφῥεω a. Woven of osiers.
Naaph s. water-willow, osier.
*Napk dS, Euyf va. to pinch.
ἢ κὺ 8. Nenad.
OV pb ofiag forssee , &e. 8. ἢ qorkigfrrrg -
Neat, “-. Ὁ anehp & pea; chick
peas ; grain; globule: wood-worm,
beetle; - -, drop by drop; apasmnfx
ἤω φέεηξε “ἶς πιωΐ, peascod , pea-
Shell 5 ἡνιπωῖιρ bt dpdkuihy pep Sup

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Jast extremity, near the last breath,
to be dying; (Fpl, 4- acpnep, to
keep in suspense; Suphwhhy qnp Jn
to sting, to gall to the quick; to de-
prive of life, to kill; guby χ-- βὶ thafi
or ῥ pn. fi ’ q- Ρ pufi νεῖν, to en-
danger oneself, to risk, brave or face
death, to risk, expose or hazard one’s
life, to lavish or to be prodigal of life;
Jopung bjwtk, , Sauhky , to sigh, to
heave sighs; to groan; mgemd sean up.
σέ to love to distraction ; frmmdby j—
fp, to be disconcerted, perturbed or
disturbed; gfmby y- frp. to know
within oneself; wpduhby, Sastby , fake
q-+ to yield or give up the ghost, to
breathe one’s last, to expire ; “πη πη
ΓΕ ΦΣΤΣ ἴο die ; ervey — bear el ones ῥ

APU.

ajonwiy, they are as like as two peas.

Njentwdthe a. pea-shaped, round,
spherical. [to grow round.

Py ἐν", ass geasy UN. to conglobe,

Nee » fy 4“. twisting, contortion,
tension; intensity, force, stress; tres-
868 5 -ρ pupkhudnc[Pbwh , ties of
friendship.

Ryepwpryw 8. bot. spirwea or diosma;
- 4udbuyft, ulmaria, dropwort.

Npopeusd oy a. entangled, twisted; -
¢f% geom. spire.

Neeph, wy 4. 8. Nap; flexion of
Voice, accent; gr. the acute’ grave‘
circumflex ° accents ; mus. tone; a

note (7); - «<0, mode major;-

4punukp, minor tune.

Ngeseent ν wg 8. 8. Vusslires ; mech. pe-
ritrochium, Tathe, axle-tree, wheel &
axle, winch, windlass, crab, capstan;
τ wunwifieorne , gear, wheel-gear,
catching; -- wmupplpushwe , differential
capstan.

Nop ES, ksh va. to entwine, to twist,
to twine, to wreathe, to braid, to
plait; fg. to plot, to hatch, to frame.

Nopaedt 8. 8. Nap; mech. torsion.

ἢ ραν 8. spire ; wg fd s. spiral line;
-wdke a. spiral, Winding; -- ὐἦνων, ὦ,
guy un. to be circumscribed, bounded,
limited ; wife 4. mech. turbine, tube-
wheel, horizontal water-wheel; --
syncope αι. ὙΠῸ ding, sinuous,meandering;
—wanegutl dS ya. to circumscribe, to
bound, to limit. '

Nepeng, mby 4. bounds, limits, ex-
tremities; ring, circuit, circumyolu-
tion ; — δράρῥ the universe; — &psbby,
airy space, the vault of heaven; - gm

ify. ambages, circumlocution, tricks;
fE —enes «ων εἶτ, (Gang) » to fly about
or round; to flap, to flutter in the
wind, to wheel about; *to turn on
one’s hands & -feet like a wheel, to
tumble, to fall head over heels, to
turn a somerset. [bone.

Nene» wy 8. fibula, perone, shin-

Nh. &- -p. fy 8. rancour, inveterate
hatred, resentment, concealed hate;
-- περ. z n_dkp »—— Fed “εξ,
πω fp dint πε... to harbour resent-
ment, to hate,to owe or bear a grudge,
to have a gradge or spite against, to
bear malice or ill-will; 5. ΠῚ Δ,»

OV fos ccs [Acar ofp (biful vn. to give vent to
one’s wrath, to discharge or vent

ὦ πὰ oe

Π1"

one’s rancour ) to revenge oneself.

1 frock y, wg a. spiteful, rancorous,

malevolent, outrageous, malicious,

harbouring hate, revengeful ; -- ,fu6,,

to nourish hate; -s-/#% s. harbouring
revenge, hatred, rancour.

I) νων, 1) νων, 7, τῳ ἢ ὦ UN. ἴο devise,
to foment hatred ; to resent an injury,
to be resentfal, bitter, hating.

MD frrearsagen Ss B. ἢ ῥβνιωζαυ-

Dfswgneguth oS va. to create, to ex-
cite rancour, to exasperate, to pro-
voke to enmity.

Dhi eh, ἢβνπρῥιγ a. nursing ran-
cour, wrathful, rabid, furious, cruel,
relentless; ill-natured, malevolent; --
9 “νιν, ABWorn enemy, ἃ mortal, de-
clared, implacable or inexorable ene-
my; fg. arch-enemy, the devil; — aga
anh {σα dan obstinate, bloody battle;
ofophdp s. antagonists or adversaries
in @ game. {anger, indignation.

ἢ »»ε(οὐ 4. 8. Nh; revenge ; wrath,

NMS int.alas! oh! ah! οἱ dfuybuy bo
wk. #4 mip, he cried out & said, oh!
my Lord! «4 fd mép, ah! oh! alas,
oh dear! woe is me! #4 wiiinne [PEt ,
εἷς hacpoe (tit, ob what folly! oh what
blindness! #4 &« ΡΣ essere. pila τ ον
cbs» oh dreadful day! «4 Sadf.p , woe
to the shepherds! εἷς diynpnc(ah, εἷς
Jbtinpean (If » Oh what a mistake! what
nonsense! «4 (2£, would to God! εἷς
«5» ha! ha! «$ « of. woe, woe to the
day!

flap, og s. lamentation, complaint,
groaning, wailing, moans, tears; —p,
elegy ἡ πώ μεν σα. Ἧνενε. ἢ ν ψορβ» ,., φ-ω Sup.
huvteley S. Neg easel

ἢ κυσίν, -ν oF pb a. lamentable,
deplorable, plaintive ; tragical ; ad.
lamentably, plaintively ; - ων a. plain-
tive, sad, mournfal ; -4éy a.condoling,
deploring with another; -4gfd) ἔφ
yn. to weep, to deplore or lament to-
gether; —da,% a. plaintive; ad. with a
lamentable tone; s. lamentation.

ἢ aud, gf OF guy una. to lament,
to bewail, to groan, to complain, to
weep, to deplore; to wear mourning;
eqpul apky Luyng 35. mypud πρό
Setnepy Sfeupuuhutug di μα, αὐ. I
mourn for you, Armenia! I mourn for
you, oh chief among the nations of
the North!

ἢιρδρᾳωᾷξ, wig ((. singing plaintive-

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nt
ly; s. singer of laments; tragedian,
tragic author; —# a. tragical.
Napépzkd va. to sing in a plaintive
voice, in a lamentable tone, to de-
plore, to lament; to compose a dirge,
an elegy or atragedy. [tragedy; elegy.
Na eépq_nct s. plaintive song, dirge ;
Na e& pk ad.lamentably,plaintively.
Naphpephe s. cries & tears.
Neprcd 2. cry, Weeping, lamenta-
tion, complaint.
*Nabs aghh qed S, ἢ agro oasto eas ol
1) ego afang forse op 8. ἢ eqerefieg fo x0. »
ἢ eg breSiag ones ’ Nghe ἴω ’ Npbaligqae , ῥ 8.
Olympus; heaven. [grapes.
Naked: neghy OF gqusq ὅ. bunch of
qyer-qupbyn, -pys a. bearing or
producing bunches of grapes; —qupg
a. furnished, adorned with bunches;
~gby a. full of bunches; -φων (2 [9 πε.
new ἃ. chem. racemic acid; -enp a.
loaded with clusters.

. ἢηζπε πε, 8. small bunch of grapes;
bot. artemisia, mug- or moth-wort;
goose-foot, botrys. [bunches.

Naha gopkt ad. in clusters ) in

Nae ’ “ἡ. ngqochyp ’ nguiley 3. spine,
back-bone; chine, back; spinal mar-
ΤΟΥ͂; — tue fi, deck of a ship; -- &p_
4ufp, the highest heaven; aygacie bp_
ἄν» precipice, declivity; mountains ;
ebhuwtk, 4“-. to break the spine, to
chine; — w%4u%&,, to lie down, to lay
oneself down, to stretch one’s limbs;
fig. to neglect, not to care for; y- ὅσ.
(Fu, to stretch oneself; to stretch
out one’s arms (in yawning or awak-
ing ); .s- gaz. to stand erect, to draw
oneself up; fig. to grow proud; to be-
come rebellious ; foreseen ass oy πε α carte bey
to stiffen one’s neck, to be proud,
stubborn, contumacious 5 — αν εν ες» to
lean against; fig. to find support; -
anne, b afzersaney » to breathe from
one’s troubles, to repose from care or
affliction; - gbhwhf,, to sprain or
break one’s back or neck; fig. to end -
in smoke ; to become discouraged,
disheartened, desponding, to droop.

N younpé a. brokenbacked, hipshot;
yup, ap, fs. vertebra; spinal mar-
TOW; sup mwhy, beams; roof; --np a.
vertebrated ; —gruym 8. keel, ship’s bot-
tom ; fig. ship; Holy Cross.

ἢ», Ὁ... u. headstrong, doggedly
tenacious, pertinacious, obstinate.

nin

ἢ 47, κοί, vn. to be curved back-

ἢ ἡ». δ. roof, top of a house.[wards.

ἢ πε ζωρ δ. crupper. [ship.

ἢ πε, 8. skeleton or carcass of a

Nlyi.okns. galling on a horse’s back,
scratch on the withers, excoriation;
a. wither-wrung, galled. [day.

Ngrgall cuit ‘ Lif s. Gr. w. Palm-Sun-

N\yey s. inundation ; alluvion.

Ny-q4 a. immersed or submerged;
δ. diver; -«#% a. alluvial, alluvious;
-wtt 5. alluvion.

ἢ qerqestrenedl’, ass εἴ ἐμ UN to weep bitter-
ly, to shed a shower of tears ; to
scream, to screech, to shriek.

ἢ gereqecteb oS, Naagk Ὁ, Eof va. to in-
undate, to cover with water; to im-
merse, to plunge, to dive; to rinse, to
wash ; -//'un.to be inundated; plung-
ed in, immersed ; - swtdphery, to be
soaked through by the rain.

Negrete fol 8. ἢ σηκυΐνω el’

Nyequip s. effusion: shriek, loud
scream, tears. Lmersing.

Ngeqhs a. inundating; bathing, im-

πηι s.inundation, submersion;
rinsing. [4% a. olympic.

Dqerchig hoe» sss 8 olympiad; — sng frees _

ἢ 7 "κα. a. right; «Ἴησρη-

a4» wy α. sleek, glossy, smooth,
terse, polished; level, plane; fg. re-
fined, sweet, affable, agreeable; art-
fal, cunning, crafty ; elegant, polite.

Nqophwpustine 2 pe% s.smoothness of
speech, elegance of expression, elo-
quent language ; —puwy ad. smoothly ;
—hhgke a. smooth-barked ἢ -)οῦ α.
smooth-browed.

Ngephntp δ. polishing, smoothing,
furbishing, burnishing. —

ἢ open 2 cas arg 022 00s seats a. provided with a
smooth or even shell; 2. mollusk.

Naephspwt 5. sleeking-place.

ἢ Ἰσρίεω rrccrpr ys a. smooth trunked ἢ
~wnkuwh , ζῇ or vfy a. smooth, glossy,
bright; - ρωρ a. of cut stone.

Ngaph&S, kgf va.to smooth, to level,
to plane; to curry, to polish, to set a
gloss upon, to make smooth or polish-
ed; to smoothen; toiron, to hot-press,
to satin ; S. Gaqadk d.

ἤρα. s. polisher.

Naephoe (2 fd 5. smoothness, polish,
sleekness, glossiness; softness; de-
licacy.

NgopdS, oy» πα 5. pity, compassion ; a.

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pity-stirring, piteous, pitiable, mov-
ing, touching, miserable, unhappy,
unfortunate, sad, deplorable, dismal ;
-,-«,— —ad- touchingly, humbly, in
a suppliant manner; miserably, pite-
ously, pitiably, deplorably, lament-
ably ; compassionately; - νου,» to
speak pitifully or deplorably ; serqlegeu
be s- fsntep Sb greatly» to touch, to
excite or move to compassion, to in-
spire pity; wihgh — fd waumfh pa,
have compassion on me! have mercy

ἢ ger pral ise press: Ss. Nyeed ad. [on me!

[Ἰ popechies g fits 8. Nagepd a. ad.

Naapdivd» wy a. merciful, charit-
able, compassionate ; —»- {2} δ. mercy,
charity, clemency, pity, compassion ;
charity, alms, almsgiving, goodness;
gopap -(aE& ἢ good deed.

Nqapdackp S. ἢ γρεσν [9 fed.

ἢ σρπεν βοΐ 5. The Miserere &
its hymn (Armenian divine service).

Nyepdk ff a. miserable, unhappy,
poor, piteous, pitiable.

Nagepdpd, guy un. to take pity or
compassion on, to commiserate, to be
affected, moved to pity, to feel for, to
sympathize with; to do good to, to
benefit; agqapdpS pbq,1 pity you.

Ngapdne( ῥεῖν s. pity, mercy; alms,
charity ; — nth,» ones. tO give alms.

ἢ τροῖπε hes ass (ν ly aslo bs off va. to excite to
commiseration by loud laments, to
touch with pity, to move.

flgag s.end of a fishing net.[hopper.

*(\q0.% s. mill-faunel ; spout of a mill-

Nanp. oy, πῇ 8. supplication, peti-
tion, entreaty, instance; insinuation,
persuasion; a. suppliant, beseeching,
mild, humble, insinuating, persuasive,
attractive, fawning ; -»d_ad. softly,
humbly ,kindly ; ,- #&£,,to persuade,
to soften, to affect; ,- whhubhys gh
g4&p6,, to supplicate, to beg humbly,
to entreat, to pray earnestly.

Nanpesh ats 5. Nop a.

“πρωΐ 8. supplication, humble
prayer, instance; softness, kind things,
soft words, blarneéy ; attraction, insin-
uation, persuasion; fondling, caress,
cajoling, coaxing, fulsome flattery,
adulation.

Aaapeseng a. suppliant ; flattering.

NenpswS, kgf va. to supplicate, to
persuade mildly; to soften, to calm,
to appease ; to touch, to move to pity;

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to fawn upon, to toady, to flatter.

Nanehs 8. Nanpwenp-

Neapacdh Ss. qnpwle + ,

ἢ 2). ng OF wy a. alive, living; sound,
safe; complete, entire, integral; whole-
some ; uninterrupted; - -- ad. alive,
all alive; altogether ; -- ανφωνηωᾷ,
wholly, entirely; -- 44/¢! welcome!
you are welcome; -- ἐν or &p, keep
yourself hearty ; God speed you, good
bye! = dg 1] ee hail Master!
—gkp @ugnesf, Salve Regina! hail
Mary!-4,/?,go in peace, adieu, fare-
Well ; — Siwughh, let them go to the
devil; — 4, adieu, take care of your-
self, my kind wishes.

NN Pear precitorre [2 fort s. the whole of a
discourse ; * sound doctrine ; —pusp ad.
entirely, perfectly, wholly; τ σε στρ
s-embrace, embracing, clasping;-gae_
péd, kgp va. to receive lovingly, to
embrace, to kiss; -fr04,s wy or fg a.
thinking soundly, wise, sensible, ju-
dicious ; chaste, modest, coy, maiden-
ly, pure, honest; — dpap» good sense,
honesty, plain-dealing ; —fradapup ad.
soundly ; honestly, modestly, chaste-
ly 3 fen Sustad, arg ensy UN. to be in one’s
right senses ; to be chaste, to observe
chastity ; —fer§mgneguitel ft va- tO ren-
der chaste, modest, sober, prudent,
Wise; -frngnc(2h 8. sound judgment,
Wisdom, sagacity, good sense ; chasti-
ty, pudicity, temperance, continence,
modesty, sobriety, honesty ; —frmp_
Sacra. a. right-minded, sincere, frank,
upright; -44q> Gfqeag δ. burnt offer-
ing, holocaust, sacrifice; -4pgbds va.
to offer a burnt offering, to sacrifice ;
~hhqne (9h Or “εἰ, 8. offering a holo-
caust ; --φενειωνων a- orthodox.

ἢ ,ιωεα ad. safe & sound, soundly,
safely, safe; quite, totally, entirely,
completely ; - “πω, Lassesessleley 5 to
return, to arrive safe; -- &4pp, - wbup
qely, you are welcome; δρί —. God
keep you, God be with you, adieu !

NqPudpe a. right-minded, of sound
judgment, in one’s right senses, sen-
sible, rational, reasonable, judicious ;
orthodox ; = dura εν (Fh, sound
doctrine; -- ,b%4,, to be in one’s right
mind.

NyProterd, usquy un. to rocover one’s
health, to heal, to get cured of, to get
well again.

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Ne

ἢ ,βωᾳ να. perfect in body, sound —
in wind & limb ; ad. safe & sound; en-
tirely, wholly; - σα δὲ δ. perfection in
all the members.

NSuqaeywibS va. to cure, to heal,
to restore to health, to free from sick-
ness or any harm; to complete, to
render perfect ; -#.yfs a. healing, cur-
ative, balsamic. (salutation.

ἢ," gees un. to salute ; s. salute,

ἢ τϑεῖννδ ay 8. ἢ ριω 4.

Nasty ad. entirely, wholly.

Ny Pde [2 ρει» 4. rightmindedness,
good judgment, reasoning; rectitude,
justice, sincerity, loyalty, probity ;
—(2p ad. soundly, sensibly.

ἘΠ Sune ῥεῖ» 4. health, toast.

ἢ δον. otf 8. salute, salutation,
greeting, compliments, kind regards ;
health, state of salubrity ; - Srushes_
puwt, leave-taking, adieu, farewell ;
— may, to salute ; to compliment ; Sax.

gully qriySnetk ᾽ aes By as esata bs 9 q- acpnep,

to salute affectionately, with kind ex-
pressions 3 Suapryattlry qaydachl mene »
to ask news Of; eva — SpreS usprerhewts ,
to take leave; to say good bye, fare-
well; --ν -ἰ phq.— f= .p&q! good morn-
ing! good day! — figs géq? how do
you do ἢ how are you? — &. very well;
- & ghq ? is all well with you? -- £?
do you bring good news? -- £, health,
peace, prosperity; - phy wacha fil
obpb ib :— ere bekbp dtheb wt .- fare
well sweet home! adieu my native
land! adieu! [tirely,wholly,completely.

Naf a. all, entire, whole; ad. en-

ἢ,» μεν s. health, good health,
soundness of body; -ἰξ ad. safe &
sound ; peacefully.

NqacLepip a. bearing ἃ salutation
or good news ; — (@acql(4 . letter,
epistle; -gfp s. letter of compliments;
-b. -qwt a. of salutation, of compli-
ments; —agewnned a. narrating, telling
good neWs; —wncn.(#f 5. Salutation ;
-pwt 4. drawing-room, saloon; - σις
[3 nenlF 5. ἢ γον he

ἢ ,Ρ οε΄," 47, bgp va. to salute, to com-
pliment ; - Ig δεῖνα fuse py sare κἐρ ἔν “οἷν ἢ
to visit the sepulchres of the holy
Apostles.

fix’, oy, "4 5. style; phrase; method,
system, formula; rank, order, manner,
fashion , form; behaviour , conduct ;
dogma, doctrine : culm or stalk of

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gramineous plants: pannier, basket;
bot. 8. Presqeunu ; acre (measure of
lands ); ον ad. methodically; dis-
tinctly, precisely; continuously, in
detail; suitably, properly, to the pur-

P08 ; Bad ft ον, in the same style; |

— pbqoewg. the character or genius of
a language; - 7p peg, language of
the Scriptures; ΜῈ εἴ ἢ ἵν, μιεωῖν κω εν ἔτης,
δ᾽ οὐ, , τω» ἐπ κεν εν ον εν ἤ αὐ, κων ἐδ εἶνε.
feats galt uals 9 gual εἴ este , oh cas [ν σε εν ἔν asst,
εἴ ἡ σ᾽ σρρ οἷν nx ,academical, poetical,
oratorical, lapidary, gothic, laconic,
marotic, mellifluent or honied style ;
pupa, quk J, “πες. “ἡ. εε [τε «
δα εν 4} ν hapndls Lyg» Sham, pap ls _
fruwnt nx, elevated or high, sublime,
elegant, florid, simple, nervous, melli-
fluous, fluent or easy, temperate or
moderate manner or style; piasnuhp,
few ess exo ly css ge casts , ρίαν ἥνεωρι ’ εἷς, exo (σ᾽ ᾽
ἔνβωων ’ Bay or anlusy nes familiar, bur-
Jesque, prolix or diffuse, harsh or
rough, hard, languishing style; ἐπα.
eécqe, to purify, to refine the style ;
yas be. ὑ ἔμ 4. εἴτε. δ᾽ ushks ὁ to reduce
to method, to put in order ; »%aq shutp
4a,6,, to fix, to rivet the attention;
ΣΌΣ ΟΣ ye pili phe, to put
a sickle unto one’s neighbour's stand-
Ing corn; φωρ ἥν ΟἿ hay, the barley
was green.

Nate, p. “ 8. crime, guilt, criminal
attempt, misdeed, villany, felony,
ribaldry, vile wickedness; a. wicked,
guilty, criminal; - δηλ πεῖν, crime ;—p
wr er frresinne [9 » CXCess 5 udky J~4» to

*Nlannp 8. Qeqncu. [carry to excess.

Napusgnpes,» ὧς 8. scelerate, felon,
villain, wretch; a. facinorous, ribald,
flagitious, nefarious, profligate, feloni-
Ous ;—n-(Pf.% 8. Villany, abomination,
misdeed, impiety, profligacy, flagiti-
ousness, execrable conduct, horrible
crime. [cave.

Nefpopnt 8. Gr.w. subterranean, vault,

ῃ", apne itis , all ἐπ, . ndiushp ‘ ndushy
pron. some, certain, some one, one;
oye --ν &mMan; ἀρ» “-- whneh Wasp gasp.
mer, & WOMAN named Margaret; od
“Οιυησ ἐξ ay bo nifis ace ope ls c2ay one is dying
of hunger while another is drunk;
adhatp fk Sasinachp be atiuhp ant] ΤᾺ
some are rich & others poor; gpack_
gut nifis yuyu be nih yuyt ἔπ)» they
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«οἷν 21 fe ει εὐ ἔν, Fi. gk ant, adit f rene
ke adishp fp twewhfp, I saw several
crossing the river, some swimming,
others in a boat.

(| ἴδον οἷ S. Cdppapat.

{\, int. oh! what pain!

Nyt ,wedey or Ff s. force, strength,
power, vigour, energy, virtue, valour;
effort; weight; πε, ad. strongly,
vigorously; — αν, to force, to make
efforts; to give power, to authorize, to
favour; — wntne,, to gather strength;
inp — wnkboez, to gain new strength,
to recover one’s strength; sae Sh ,ῥ.
Ὁ... to be in full vigour, in the prime
of strength; wthutb; sortay, to feel
one’s strength failing, to lose strength,
to become weakened or enervated;
5. Prafeb dl

fo a. cold; ad. apart, aside; -- s.
hiatua, gap, chasm; fig. coldness.

1)», μ δ. habit, disposition ; valour,
strength.

ἤ "εἰ a. ad. apart, separately.

ἢ; ad. no, not, nor, none; #3 Lardfed,
I will not; τς gpuée, 1 do not know;
ns huepbd, 1 cannot; ag +++ τιν neith-
er... nor, ms appl Sf ques be ag &nhpe_
shit fp Ἰναϊωδεξ 1 neither love him nor
fear him; ΓΝ, ghunkf mgs but I did
not know it; fis «3 sf. he has noth-
ing ; ns us σε. terley ang oss oss Mess 02. fs snot without
cause $ yng ζευεἴωη , involuntarily ,
against one’s will, by force; m3 δε.
not only; no; #3 &e#,no longer; not
yet; o3 bnpkp, 13 pls, never, not at
all, no; #s ap. no one, nobody, none,
not one; a3 ap f ΔΕῸΡ. nO one among
you; a3 ap ass ences gb, pigs nobody will
tell you; ag age pugh sigue swe.
gregh, no one will be hardy enough;
as qne qingku, you Will not find any
man; yns eyby δ py whby, quest on.
ob; pf gryutuy, to produce or create
from nothing ; ξυμ by 7s puphate » to
provoke to evil; ayo feed ng, YOS Or
no; baba dbp α΄“. “γι ΠΩ ξι. νὰ
ἦς. let your conversation be, yea,
yea; nay, Nay; #3 OF ms sssqenph ts ως
esses peas did I not tell you ὃ ngs S£pe ’
no, Sir; «3 fuf, is it not true that ἢ
ms εἴδἦἷν enyqaplls uy» far from being
touched; δε a3 ful dwpq £, he is no
man; ag wpakop gh pd uc. perhaps he
fsgey S. 9...) - [18 not freed ; S. ty:
ἢ; δ. fg 8. nothing; void, vacuum ;

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δωσε, yaskbg, to create from noth-
ING; “ων! θη. aghfgh Ephbp “ρμιωη ὗν.
to adore false gods.

ῃ Σ ἐξ οὐδρεεῦ' 5. 1 “Ὁ Σευδ ὦ εἴ.

Nskoc(tfe% 4. nothingness, void,
nothing; .- gunk, to be reduced
to nothing.

Nshus . osphsh s. not any thing,
nought, void, nothing; a. none, no
one, no, not any; ad. no, in no wise,
not at all; — 2. f%, nothing at all;
«οὐδε -. almost nothing, scarcely
any thing; - ὁπ ῥ μέν, not very
far from you; 42 ase%shq. for nothing;
- fecfhe. no how, in nowise, by no
means; embadk, snsrisk. to create
out of nothing; πῖνε, yaspisk ,to pro-
duce from void; J~ qgupdacgmtk, , to
reduce or bring to nothing, to annihil-
ate; to nullify; y—- or wa. -- goby, Sen.
Seph_, to hold or esteem as nothing,
to care nothing for, to make no ac-
count of, to despise, to contemn; μιν.
ΡΣ sy fies pug, to be raised or taken
from nothing ; δὼ — wkd, I say noth-
ing = any eno με: Meas κε. εν “εὖνβω » you are
wrong ; od | id she δ" νην [Ὁ με" fhe be
-, who has not health has nothing; -
gpk of, I know nothing, I don’t know.

Agheca + wg 8. Sheep, ewe; mutton;
Sao -ἰ, mutton; omt -f, sheep’s trot-
ters; — Smyopbw,,wandering,lost sheep;
ἡ Nees v0 cookery -ῥ. sheep-market ; af cas _
prone ‘ apres e_ (δ ang sheep-cot, --fold,
—-pen 5 "οἴω; Este ᾿ pan shi pr sheep
bleat ; 8. Bans ; Qencne .

ἢ sfroosegronspery δ᾽ 5. ΒΘ ΘΡ-ὈγΘ 6 αθγ,---Ἰ88-
ter; -- χφίγωων ας clothed in sheepskin; 8.
fg. wolf in sheep’s clothing; -φέν,
qhan (Fh s. sheep-slaughtering, —-sa-
ee ; ~gbtt Swng , koorban-
bairami, ( Turkish festival ).

expt, wg 8. lamb, lambkin.

NshearputcSivt a. sheep-like 5 —dqesMuen.
s. sheep-dealer.

Nsheuwplip a. sheepy; 8. sheepskin.

ἢεμωρῥά 5. ἢ μων. — [ishness.

Nshewpo fh s.sheepish nature; sheep-

Nstesesher!, wg vn. to be reduced
to nothing, to be nullified, annihilated.

ἢ st s.ege0.gebh Sva.to annul, to make
null & void, to annihilate, to destroy.

Nstsec(2F s. nothingness, nothing ;

ἢ μή fo s.Gr.w.hoplites. (nullity.

ἢ anys fr carey S. Debian.

Nighy. afeng OF pug 5. louse, (pl. lice),

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vermin; JiwSwhng --ν crab-louse; -
wpilenk wg, grub, mite, weevil; S. fle.
anf; ρωηξι qos dingnky ynfing, to

ΠΡ» s. fascine. {louse.

1 ftw 8. bot. lice-bane, louse-wort.

ἤριωνζἷν a. pedicular; — μωῤνων med.
— disease.

ἢριωζφερ, wg a. louse-eaten; s. lice-
eater; - (hbk, apdint usg , to be blight-
ed with feces ne

yawn, wag A. 1OUSY. [ δῶν Οὐ ors sae ls g «

ne P pibackilds, Goce ce

(\a&Gn% s.zool. pygargus, Arabian
vultare, hen-harrier.

Netw s. zool. quarine, alouate.

Nid, wyf un. to howl, to yell.

Nang, -ἷνευ" ὃ. Yrenyg ν “- ὐἿνω'.

ἢκν δε «, angbd’, bgp va. to Wa-
ter, to bathe, to bedew, to wet.

ἤπιανε δ, 8. Watering; irrigation,
sprinkling; water-retting, steeping ;
sas esas gusts quagdinth ᾿ retting-pool , =s
tank, —-pit,--pond.

flaps a. lean, emaciated, etiolated,
lank, puny, dry, parched.

Napey, -bS 8. pn , —bd

(Nsh bch, bho or ἀξ s. small quan-
tity of gold; gold mine; pn. Aurelia.

Nabe wht ὃ. βυζερωρ.

ἢυζφεμέρ a. auriferous, gold-bear-
ing; -gépe a. golden-mouthed; pn.
St. John Chrysostom; -p&.4a. a. stud-
ded with gold ;-ppcpéq 5. chrysoberyl;
—pyncp δ. golden hill; —poqpof a. pro-
duced like gold; —pap 8. chem. bore,
boron; -gapwh s. borax; -pacaf. a.
producing gold ; -g¢4qi% s. Golden
Fleece ; -g¢fum a. golden-haired, hav-
ing golden tresses; - αὖ a. written in
golden characters ; s. chrysograph;
-αισείν a. gold-headed ; —gayt a. gold-
coloured, yellow; —gapé, mg s. gold-
smith; jeweller; a- golden, made of
gold ; -goump a. girdled with gold;
—qwpeq. a. ornamented or embroidered
with gold ; -g¢&su a. arrayed in gold;
—ydfinefoen δ. Chrysoprase ; —qo a.fast-
ened with gold; chased in gold; --φοῦ-
a. gilded, gilt; golden; —god&s, kgf
va. to gild; godps 5. gilder ; -godnc(eh
or σε. δ, 2. gilding, gilt; -(@&, a. inter-
laced or interwoven with gold; em-
broidered with gold; s. gold-thread,
—-Wire ; — ghywhp, Lepuywup, bro-
cade; -("ξε. a. golden-winged; -(#fe
8. golden number; -Suuaqfh 4. yellow

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flowered; s. bol. chrysanthemum, corn-
marygold; -dfp a. gold-bound; -δύ.
petp s. golden purple; —dqf a. golden-
armed ; -4-eq.f-a. made of gold; adorn-
ed with gold; - δρῥῴωρν horse with
gold accoutrements ; - gf/pe, book
bound in gold ; -fusypepe s. golden
quiver ; -ἤωρ a. sewed with gold
thread ; - ἠέρι 8. Nuhk hugs; -οβᾷν a.
golden-fleeced ; -Gacnm a. made or co-
vered with massive gold, gold plated;
πρ 8. gold mine; goldsmith’s shop;
—4uw%, wy 8 Miner, gold-digger ; — wb
αὖ or <p δ: gold mine; gold-diggings ;
Swhabpd S. Neb gg beng ; -φὗννε δ,
—Suun 8. gold-mining or -digging, gold-
finding ; —S&p a. yellow-haired; 5. lu.
ghahuwl ; -Shrubwl a. woven with
Gold; —Sncn. Or πε αν a. WOven Or em-
broidered with gold; laced with gold;
-ὄσει πω ἡ ἐμ... A. gold fringed ; τόσω; α-
golden; -ξηνε a. with afvilded ceil-
ing; - ὅσῃ ὃ. ἢυζῥωπι; ~dachh s.gold-
fish; gilt-head, aurata ; -ηδν, gfupl a.
golden, of gold, gilded, gilt; - guy,
golden age; -- Σιων» ὮΣ a. shining like
gold, as bright or resplendent as gold;
-ιω πε a. embroidered with gold,
covered with gold embroidery, spotted
with gold, gold braided ; -#» a. spun
or woven with gold; -#m a. mad for
gold; -whph 8. Nubbeayt 5 -thup a.
painted with gold ; --νωπων a. gold-like:;
~gaykd un. to shine like gold; -,n.~ a.
ornamented with gold ; camara 5.
ἢυζεχωρᾳ; —eyenin S. ἢ coy fo aco ung 020 an0; a Le
wntwh a. golden-sheathed; -aagbnd 2.
tombac, pinch-beck, sham gold; -«ayp_
wneg 2. producing golden or gold-co-
loured fruits; s. Fructidor; fiat s.
Thermidor ; -smqup[2 a. gold-leaved ;
8. gold-foil ; -un%d s. golden bridle ; a.
golden bridled; ‘gold-bitted ; -ww a.
accoutred or caparisoned in gold; -ὧξρ
a. fond of gold, loving riches, avarici-
0U8; -ufpo(2} δ. love of riches, avar-
ice; -οιἴπαε ἢ, §. ΠΣ ΖΩΣ -“σπωξεἷ
8. chrysocol, gold-solder; --ἰωρωξ cry
a. adorned with golden tresses ; —sssafe
arses ly a. plated with gold; ~enk phe a.
gold-leaved ; -afsy s. similor, pinch-
beck; τονε a. having gold covers;
bound in gold (book); -a:meo OF snunnets
a. gilt-tailed; gold-fringed or tasselled.
ἢυφέρει, κοΐ va. to gild.
Negépbs s. goldsmith.

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Nugkppn δ. osseine.

ἢ δες S. Nuhpowp-

ἢυζερ; [Fh ὃ. goldsmith’s art.

(Verh b ofrossyy ,-yfwn. a. shining, splend-
id as gold; -~4a0., a. golden feath-
ered ; -nf a. having golden latchets;
- pq 53. golden trumpet ; -- fof a. like
a gold tassel; s. golden or yellow bou-
quet; - Swuhp, φπεμ ἂρ, golden ears;
golden harvest ; -gaq a. collecting
gold ; -οὐνηωᾷ, a. gold plated ; in-
crusted, embossed with gold; chased
in gold; τρῶν 8. chrysolite, peridote,
olivine.

Nahe aoe, &. 8. flue coe, &C.

ἢυζξου a. adorned with, or wearing
gold rings or buckles.

Nlegfh, gery s. gold; gold coin; a.
gold, golden, of gold; smeupatbat —,
massive gold; — pwh(twifbg chem. au-
rum fulminans, fualminating gold ;
Stull —, gold necklace; — &qk¢*s boi.
lysimachia, money-wort, loose-strife ;
S. Digbjacqutthd, Usha -

(er fy fo cas grants ὅδ. 8. Neubk pb ped 5 Chry-
sologus ; -q&% s. gold armour; a. gold-
armoured ; -&f% a. born of gold; pro-
ducing gold ; —hasqd’ S. Nab hurgd ;
~huy a. carrying 4 old; —hutte [2 [Ὁ σε. τὶ. οἱ
8. chem. auric acid, oxide of gold ;—desaq
a. woven with gold; - ων,» a. having
golden carriages; -4f a. containing
gold; —haen. a. made of gold ; - qy kau:
brocade; -ga,¢ a. sculptured in gold;
πων 8. gold nugget; small: piece of
gold; —dny, a. cast in gold; of massive
gold, golden; —dimaa δ. Aurea mater,
(title of oe) yup a. golden-ceil-
ed; -%uh s. gold MONCY ; —Beseds sxyeny
un. to become gold, to be transmuted
into gold; eng εἰ ἐπὴν antes ν — ang tas ων ly ἃ. CO-
vered with gold, gilt.

Neh papuwh a. golden-fleeced ; -gex
ebuy or μὲ a. having a golden boss;
—afeas pu cane. εἶ. Ss. Mesh & erases

ἢυζυ , 4b, ang §. bone; an cusped
πο process, apophysis ; — ων δον (1.
qnefs hyoides ; εὐ εν ἦν —~ , ossa i-
nominata ; — guyhy. o8 pectinis ΟΥ̓
pubis; — wppewhfp, 08 sacrum; - ghef>
whale-bone; — xqug, ivory; 8. Pganhp;
gb pk aglivt nl br peusg » charnel-house;
fofrapha (fre 4, ossification; saa.
ore ass oar fos fs 02s fos ess br ὦ nah δ᾽ pusg , bone-
setter; bgky q-t pik, to bonset;
ῥσμωράξ, y—. to ossify ; Satby gre.

AUS

hips, to bone, to take out the bones;
qrquyacgutky qaugénu,to cause the
bones ἰδ, shake: 8. Légqa-
Nahpepuwtne[th 8. osteology; -pk&
δ. bone-crusher ; a. bone-breaking ;
broken-boned; -p&facf s. med. osteo-
cope; —gpnc(2h s. osteography ; -qoge
s. joints, articulations; -44 a. Ossi-
Vorous; —Sanancf δ. osteotomy ; --ἴπω,
Say 8. osteocolla; bone-binder; —dpgh
8. periosteum ; oagy “τόνε. δ, -ἰχὺρ med, pe-
riostosis; -- ων a. shelled, shelly;

πως Ὁ, 2. Ossuary, charnel-house ;

πρωΐ wntkbd va. to dislocate, to put
out of joint, to disjoint, to luxate or
lux; <pwp s. osteolite. [ing of bone.

ἢυζ,»Εηξῖ a. bony, made or coasist-

Negphoe, 8. ossifrage, osprey, sea-

Negpanp 8. bones, skeleton. (eagle.

Neogene a. bony, full of bones; fig.
abstruse, obscure, difficult, knotty.

NlaLpS, bay un. to be stunted, ema-
ciated, withered; to etiolate, to dry

leto-f 2. astrophy, emaciation. [up.

(lope, wy 8. adversary, enemy, Op-
posite; antagonist, rival, competing;
πο gs 8. ΣΝ —k df, fgf,
πραγ, kgay un. to be at law with, to ac-
cuse ; to rival, to strive, to compete;
τε ες —, to surpass each other;
-a{#% s.enmity ; rivality ; opposition.

[lesays , sym δ. lontile ; med. freckles;
τον οοὖν 4. lentile-soup; -wdhe a. len-
tile-shaped, lenticular; -- or — ascqeshf,
lens, lenticular glass; — wget. achro-
matic lens; -- wahgquenksawl » Fresnel
lens ; --αὐξεωχν a. as large as a lentile;
~key a. lentile, of lentiles, made or
prepared with lentiles ; 8. @s%, GA.
ζω [Ὁ ase ; —p 8. lentiles ; ‘aap

flew, ay δ. branch, bough; knot,
joint : hill, height, hillock; <p Simsmutg
dia fi. the fingers ; -σήρ easpruch busy ν
knotty, nodous, knobby, gnarly.

flewuphl wahbbds va. to break the
branches; -frusquey sftp. un. to leap
from branch to branch; -fp» a.
branchy, ramous, full of branches;
knotty, nodose; —famnp- soft vn. to
have the branches broken; ~sapduf
hafel S. MN asesr ascts assed’

Nuswcuyh, py 8. texture, tissue, web,
weft ; -«wp_f. cob-web, spider’s web;
babe -- “htwy,to cut the thread of
ife.

WN as esr xp Ῥεῖ » sy 8. WEAVER; knitter ;

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ne,
-Διῦ, ἔξ va.to weave; to knit; -m%
s. weaving; tapestry.

ἢ υυνωἷνν fps. free city; chief-town,
capital, seat of Government ; royal
guard ; a. royal, kingly ; * terrestrial.

[Ἰ “νων εοἽνεω αν ὦν σ᾿ un. to branch out,
to ramify, to shoot out; to become
invigorated, ramified.

Neswncstrbr uy, -Ὄρᾷ a. of the royal fa-
mily, of the court; s. citizen, freeman;
nobleman, noble, lord, courtier.

(leew rel’, sok uwsy un. to burst forth,
to fly or escape from, to go out of;
“τον εν ἔν sass wutdp f ab nag, the reins
escaped from his hands. [branches.

ca ass x san oy τ (2 a. adorned with leafy

ἢ σαν agp casing a. lopped, trimmed ; -
wntb,. to lop off, to cut away, to sev-
er, to trim, to prune; — ,f%6,, to be
pruned, lopped off; -a/@h s. lopping,

Nebgpo s.glutine. [cutting off.

[Ἰ csase br oll, kgf va. to shoot, to emit.

Numphwh, wy 8. governor, prefect;
inspector, surveyor, commissary; mi-
nister; —wpwhs. ministerial residence;
-n_(#h 8. prefecture ; inspectorship ;
ministry, office.

Nlunft a. terrestrial ; dry, arid
parched, adust, burnt up; — od, land
serpent.

flung s.lime-twig; bird-lime, lime,
Viscum ; -- Saquyft, marine glue.

Nester wh a.terrestrial,continental.

f[asenterse Γ᾽» “ἴτε » nncghruy UN. to
leap, to jump, to take a leap, to bound,
to gambol, toskip, to caper ; to spring
on or at, to rush or fall upon; to rush
forward, to fly at.

NluwnumtdS, bgp un. to hop, to leap,
skip or frisk about, to frolic, to trip
along. [hopping.

Numnvwneth 4. skipping, tripping,

()e02h 4. leap, jump, skip, bound,
gambol.

Neweneguithel”, gfe va. to cause to leap.

[ἐν fol, » corks assy 3. ntact.

fer ooe ok ᾽ν “-ὧτ» ἢυωρίρ δισγιυ. oyster;
shell-fish. [ever.

Ny pron. who,. that, he that, who-

Ny or fl’, ayes προ pron. who?
which? «ag, Who? «dq p ἀξ», who
amongst you? «qf £ gw, af ξ aye,
who is this man? what man is that?
ap & syuankepo, Whose likeness is
this? of δω πε, who are you? gad.
Pre apple » Which do you like

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best ? ve be ad babi ng bl? wy ykh ,
who will go? sod αὐ. where? yoq bp.
(Awe, where are you going ὃ
NZ ἐπί. οἱ oh! ho! ah! ha! alas! ay
Us ff, o my God! a web nfge , what
a pity! 8. Uys; od apwigkybuge,
what a wonder! wonderful! «q, ghuipa.
HES & wggwufpocf, ah! what a noble
sentiment is patriotism! aq Senliviusl ,
ef pure, ὃ tempora! 6 mores! oh
times! oh manners! to what a depth
of corruption have our manners come!
in what an age we live! aq a, gfrusfob_
ete υδρέρξ Sheufern, ho, ho ) flee
from the land of the north!
fl. {0% s. sea-monster. [a desert.
Ndwufe, ῥὶ δ. oasis, verdant spot in
Neh Pusha, Nb putbut a. oceanic,
of the Ocean. [deep;8. β'»ς be Pas.
Ndgpwtos, ῥα 8. Ocean, the mighty
ἢ afer exseFe easy ’ by 8. H. w. hosannah ; En
“8, —bup,to sing -s.
mustuneng og A. having feet ; walk-
Ing, going on foot; rhythmical, mea-
sured, metrical; s. verse, rhyme, poet-
TY; dd. on foot; utguvk; ghar y-,
to cross the river on foot; y- or 4y-«
Sus, to be on foot; qoprgryy qronu fal
u-«, He gave me strength to stand;
—« yop bbky, gpby τῷ OF - surdulindp , to
rhyme, to versify, to make verses, to
write poetry or verses; gdned, sanh
~-, mean, worthless verses, doggerel.
{) 7» enfis » δ: κε eh ge . ane, omfg ΓΝ foot,
(pl. feet); foot of a mountain; foot, 12
inches; foot (measure in prosody ) ;
ng αν δεν rx @- esse og. «οἷν nanfig » foot-stool ἢ br.
susreessls mn , foot-hold; ΟΣ gusts the
gout, podagra; δε εἰν εὐ σὴ, ἔσχεν θα any,
pedicure, corn-cutter; μνείαν. Νὴ, ao
nba »foot-bath, pediluvy;-—,- wa-,
foot by foot, step by step, inch by inch,
by little & little, by degrees, gradual-
ly; estr. — , sivessan, std. mene, at the feet;
near, at, t0; yoowy Standing, upright;
yonhy, on foot, walking; - 7 amp,
foot to foot; yauby IF, acfs OF Nite 5 br ε.
gtincf, from head to foot, from top
to toe; yompfh pod, at your coming;
“- 4, to rise, to stand up; guy f
fb prey rinfry ,to stand upon one’s legs;
your fz, to be standing, on foot;
to support or maintain oneself; ,...
wht πα, ἔν. to uphold, to support, to
sustain ; s- fwhghf,. to rise, to get up;
- OF wn. — Suphatbss ἤν ξ, ,ν fe - swp_

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4Zuitt,. to foot, to tread under foot, to
trample upon; to despise: 4-- srmuht
afer fuslry , to take a step, to walk; quan
acs εἶξε oss re Tacesy , - “εν τ γε. [ ν ἴο start, to de-
part, to set out, to go away 5 quae up.
auhkbewy Suphwtb;,. to kick, to foot;
4 “περι; εφεὔριειν 56 ὦ} ἡδίω,» ἴο scamper
away, to be off ; cclalpustob yrvmnes νας
gouge, to fall prostrate at the feet of;
— qnaudy. wplwtle, to cross the knees;
4“ ων ωἿν Φιωμἤ δῖ; ἑωπ. αράνε2ξ, to
stamp on the ground, to trample with
anger Orrage ; qaeanw ΠΣ, Φιωρἤ οἷς.
to wander about the fields or among
the mountains ; qiachisfite dod ged hengne_
ywhk,, to surpass all competitors ; to
surprise, to astonish; ws meu acporp
fsppunnfy,, to be brought up at the feet
Of; wn. nena hy. to be present; yauu
4uwnwik,, to take away, to destroy,
to extirpate, to exterminate ;8.@fiz.,
Cia prt ’ US ων.

ἢ aseFs assy ove_casy 8. pediluvium > “σειν ρ
8. basin or water for foot-bath ; -jecm.
“πεν 5. foot-bath ; -ραῤρδ a. slippery;
πω, wy ὃ. fetters; -- dpag, horse-
clog, shackle; οὐνη δι y—o OF —hesraghdl
va. to shackle, to fetter; to impede, to
hinder, to stop, to clog ; ~hankd, ἐς
gt un. to stop, to stay, to remain in-
moveable; to become embarrassed;
-ῴζωσσι ῥεῖ, δ. standing up; —4ke &-
treading or trampling under foot;
J-4ofus κοῦ πε,» to throw under the
feet; -4nfe wakk,, to foot, to tread
under foot, to trample upon; —gamsp
wrttdS va. to break the feet; 4,
&c. 8. 28 5 ware ; &e. 5 — 4 saspr cee by esse a. in-
sulting; -- δ ων» fy s.foot-print, —mark,
--step, trace, vestige ; —tuy® s. tramp,
foot-fall ; — wtdpaef, pattering of rain;
— whdpkef &£, there is a noise of much
rain falling; -edw» s. shoe; S. Yerhs;
-sunfe s.geom. foot; a. of a foot, pedal.

(lenteon. a. 8lippery, sliding ; -mfar
a. stopping, impeding ; -&4, bgp un. to
slip, to slide, to glide, tu take a false
step; fg. to stumble, to trip, to com-
mit a fault; va. to cause to slip ; *-#«
a. podagrical, gouty; -πσε ῥεῖ» 2. slip,
slipping, false step, foot-fall ; med. po-
dagra, the gout.

Nntren a. one-footed, one-legged:

N\tumbgp s. ground for the foot,
footing ; 3. [ἢ ὐἵνεω ς bas; —anpef a. tram-
pling with one’s feet; - ,fbb,. to

ar

stamp; * gene ὃ. [ἢ ὐἵνω rt. see. Ὁ -guench
s. gout in the feet ; -cnp a- footed, hav-
ing feet; standing on feet; -fncp a.
ad. crushing or treading under foot;
—fnfu s. foot-pace; -- ἐν, un. to make
a step, to walk, to go forward foot
after foot, to pace along; —nfunc(sh
s. motion of the feet, footing, walking.

ἢ οὐρδᾷ a. broken-footed.

Nasing arene s. encumbrance ῆ ob-
struction, hindrance.[ly, little by little.

lant φῶ, ad. slowly, gently, furtive-

(lant £00 8. foot-place, foot-hold; foot-
man, domestic; mus. pedal; j,-« ad.
standing, upright ; —fassey S. ἢ eevee essay.

Nebhishp » phony 8. standing; foot-
board; stepping-stone; fapSuuhy 5-7.
bag. to overthrow, to upset, to throw
down ; OT lL J δ f “Ἔν to
fall at full length on the earth; gun
Toeary qaunfals yg » to raise one’s
fallen enemy; -4afe 8. foot-hold; fig.
occasion, pretext, motive; — ἰδ,» to
get a hold over.

ἢ antes coy, wy a. Malignant, rejoicing
at another’s suffering, malevolent, ill-
natured ; — ,/%£,, to kick, to cause to
fall; fig. to rejoice at another's woe,
to be malignant, malevolent; to des-
pise, to insult, to laugh at, to mock,
to jeer; - bub, [δ χει νε [9 were,
to insult one in his misfortune; -- εἴη,
Lyf va.to suppliant ; 8. flute Susp phi fel
-oa(F§ 8. kick; fig. ill-will, ill-natured-
ness, malevolence; insult, sneer, der-
ision, laugh.

Ἐἢ οὗονε σεοη. δ. adze, addice.

N eareaforrfs 3. ἢ οὐ ofornfas«

ἢ ρα yn. to walk slowly, with
measured steps.

ἢν. 29, σή pron. who, which, what,
that ; op hfs coo lag. ων of, op np» who, who-
ever, whos0ever; opp dpwhywd, all
they who; of f%s, what; which; all
that; whatever 5 wypt ap guy, the man
who i8 coming; gop gae gukp, what
you have found; be ap sup kew £, op
zee Ze yas £, ἃ what is worst of all;
aney fits hid Eu aa fool of, the man whom I
love; sgpuk gap ασρδὲν, he does not
know what he is doing; soa. whence,
therefore ; og &« ἔξ, whoever, who-
soever; any thing whatever, aught;
ap [Ὁ Ee bg£, whatever or whatso-
ever it may be; be that as it may;
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γου please ; “1 sane aang. sase. Ὁ for this
Teason; op euphe gapsh, qurgk qpss_
pho. who acts well will be rewarded ;
ap βνηρξ' wate, he who asks will
receive; Fngnidkegfis wae pessoa ἔτε. ngs εν,
Gue, 80me have gathered much, some
little 5 Saath cas με goes εἴν qutiskifp’ np fever.
Sere og putife, We continually sin
either in thought or word.

Ne. Ne a. which? what? πρῶ fy.
μων». (Px, With what authority? σήν
angh &, who may that child be? yaw
bye Be bus. Spare usneap larg» for what
& why did he gend ὃ apni. b-fhe » by
which? with what? se ὦν. up to
where Ὁ papel Scastene. , at what hour?
an δα, ἡ “εν 69.080 0 4 why ? for what reason ἢ
qa lke op E “ὗς ᾿ & what day does he
fix ? gay opkip abfp, what law pre-
vails? aft ne arpa of cass arrears, for what
just deserts ? προ; bpltuop 4 easgees & fo_
δὴν with what effrontery they will
drive away? αῥωξ ghepupwishep ap
5 {ρα LAE ἐρ αὶ apte ῥσεν. he
knows each one by the order in which
he comes; be mgr ayy OF aye bows δε.
ap h hapypts be ap pis ft ἐωρεβν» ἃ
so on, & 80 of the rest, et cetera, &c.

fie conj. that; «p qh, that, in order
that, so that; since, 88; fap ap
guy» 1 believe that he will come; ag
(Pk ygk nk tp d&4p εν, although they
are superior.

Npwd wg 8. quality; colour; man-
ner, form; -w4w% a. qualitative ; τως
yeas a-Various, diverse; —wheasd, “ate
un. to be qualified; to be coloured; --
ψωρῥεν, τὸ be changed into blood;
teed μον ὦ —waneafs a. qualifying > τῶν,
greguibd ya.to qualify ; snp a. qua-
lified ; -ac (9h 8. News:

New» σα. 8. Sheaf, bundle; -« ων.
«&,,to lay corn in sheaves, to bind
up into sheaves, to tie in bundles.

Nee. «g 8. orphan, orphan boy or
girl; fig. a.derelict,desolate, abandon-
ed, destitute; -- ὅνω, f Sopk, f donk s
to lose one’s father, or mother; — diay
yodkpk,to be bereaved, to remain
desolate.

[Ἰ δε ουἷνιυε, ὦ to become an
orphan, to be fatherless & motherless.
ΠΣ Γ orphan-asylum. { able.
Nppewp a. fond of orphans, charit-
ἤρμωρ S. Newke -

Npeeeh s. orphanhood, orphanage. -

ne?

ἢ 4“ S. ἤσωμξω.-

ΠΣ rracass ccs s. forum.

Negactunh ad. as, like, how.

flee. διῇ», & flog. [mes; scarlet.

ἢν οἷ,» — Gupdpp 8. cochineal; ker-

Npputbap 5. nopal, cochineal-tree.

Npgb ash. &hng 8. little child, boy or
girl; — fs, son, my son, my boy.

Negi pwr 8. Npgpupup; τρέρηι 98
8. Neg stock 3 —ghyp o Zpusy ὃ. A. adopt-
ive, adopted; awnatncy ,των to adopt
QS 80N ; whayg ghes she —s, he nursed
him like his own son; —gpwpuy ΟΥ̓
“(ἴω αὐ. adoptively ; - ρων, a. adopt-
ive; —gp6S va.to adopt; to affiliate;
-αρπε ϑᾧ δ. adoption; affiliation; -4%
a. killing one’s progeny; -3f% a.bring-
ing forth a child; —-dtnc(# fed s. child-
birth; procreation of children; -4é,
a.eating or devouring its offspring;
~hannp a. killing or destroying pro-
geny ; bereaved of children ; -- πεῖ καρ.
the sacrifice of one’s own children; -
«με ες, to massacre children = εὑ».
to be bereaved of one’s children, to
have had one’s children slain; —gn.
ey a. having lost one’s children ;
—Suypoc(#h s. Sabellianism, Socinian-
18M ; -eqhwne[Jh 8. viarchy ; --ὐξω ad.
filially ; -w&£pe a. fond of one’s son,
loving one’s children; —uppac{tpek δ.

aterna], maternal love; -uteyg a. care-
ully training one’s children; —sssgus%
a. killing one’s own child, child-mur-
dering; s.infanticide; --ρν —-squtach
s. child-murder, infanticide.

Apel. geog s. 80n, child; -B7»Son
of God, Only Son; —pyveuny, | eed
the children of light, of darkness ; $n.
qey τ’ 3. Neetetr; =e epeby, pot-
ters; <p apgeng, nephews; -- f Sok,
from father to son, successively; a
δορ Ee -ν, like begets or produces
like.

ἢσεῥωμωρ αα. filially, like a 80D ;
—huts a. filial; -Zpge s. god-sons; 97.
god-daughters ; -4gf" un. to have the
same god-father, to be god-sons; —Yessd,
usgey un. to become the son of; to be
adopted by; -aéwy a. hating one’s
progeny ; —grcgutbs va. to adopt; to
affiliate.

Negpoe 9 [εν ὅδ. sonship, filiation.

eee ᾿ 4. . 4 πεῇιρ β ΓΟ] 8. worm,
vermin, grub; -- ée4p/, earth-worm ;
— druynf. WoOd-wWorm ; Sigfh -» silk-

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WOrMm 5 - aqhwy OF oprdeyup, gut-
WOrm, MAW-WOrM ; — dpuyjhack, baby
or Eppq -, tape-worm, tenia; - fa.
poaubl-asy dfay ἢ bots; peace Sade
4f,, to be full of worms, to be crawl-
ing with worms, to swarm with worms:
§. (Orcas [PF case fol
Ng tezby a. full of worms, crawling,
maggotty, rotten ; —&/% a. generating
or producing worms; — wnufhopg,
Queen-bee ; -gé~ a. Worm-eating ;
-Su a. WOrm-eaten, rotten, carious;
- εὐ... to become or grow worm-
eaten; -idivh a. worm-like ; -aqepup
a. breeding worms; fig- fattening one-
self to feed worms; --ριωῦο εἰ ῥα vn.
to be worm-eaten.
Neqgtb aug a. all alive, swarming or
crawling with worms. (eaten, rotten.
NegefS, kgwy un. to grow worm-
[Ἰ σαν νων 9 sg (ἃ. rotten; pS 8. Nee.
Npqgtncy 5. cochineal. (‘pal
Nek, Epes. people, men, folks,
Persons ; usecog —, NObIlity, noblemen,
ἢ σφιν Ss. ΠΣ ΖΕ (gentlemen.
Ae ᾽ν, Ne &oq¢ 5.1 Am, He who is,
God, the Supreme Being ; 8. kb. bu
Nplt» acy 8. calf, (pl. calves); -- ¢6s
αῥᾷ. sucking calf; ἴδω —ne., veal; -
fenpadbw,, roast veal ; dag[F -- πε... calf-
skin; 8. 226 4 — bquitg fawn, young
deer ; — Smduyft , seal, sea-calf, 8. Pag;
- nubf dacywdry, golden calf.
ἢ». ng 8. vine ; S. Qussdpepa ; bot. 60-

| locynthis; coloquintida, bitter apple

(purgative); gh -y, grapes; abpk.
—vy» vine-leaf; men -ῖῦν vine-tendril;
yorp τῆν Vine-branches , vine-out-
tings; (F-of[F-usfrky OF pgs “ἐρέειν
πρὶν to strip away the superfluous
vine-leaves.
- ἢρίϑωησεβ a. calf-headed ; s. Isis;
golden calf of the Israelites; —as«d§
δ. vine-plant; *-pwd s. calf-herd;-<#p
a. basket-carrying ; —sfrsyur 8. VviDe-
wood; vine-branch, twig, sprig ; τρῶν

Nelth 8. Op 0. [s. orthite.

Nelthg 8. Neleocg- :

ΠΩΣ ᾿ ἴθ νυ ὃ. pl. vines.

Npleogngys wg a. Gr. w. orthodox;
—usheush Q. orthodoxical. :

Neiteg s. vineyard; stalk of dried
vine-cuttings : calf-house.

Nplencg s. sucking calf, young calf.

Neb 0 πίνει τῇ δ. zool. rook.

Neb. -% 8. Gr. w. oryza, rice.

ΠΡ

ἢ οἷ α. distinct, separate; different,
other ; ad. separately, apart; -- -, se-
parately ; distinctly.

ἤρῥειρω s.zool. ΟΥ̓Χ, wild buck.

Nps. ey s. belch, eructation, rising
of the stomach.
ἢρδιωνῖν wah va. to belch; to feel
melined to vomit, to retch, to vomit.

Nps eg πες ὐνί ,Γνα.ῖο cause to belch;
to convulse the stomach, to cause to
vomit; -acyks a. belching, eructive ;
vomitive, emetic.

Ned hard, Nps Gurud S. ἢ » δ᾽ auel

Ne Gut 4. things present, the pres-
ent; Mf ducsmsha s-¢, do not trust to

Negee 8. Neegéu. (the present.

Negep » yy 8. esophagus , gullet,
throat ; fig. gluttony ; hip —ry δρίδωμ»
to give oneself up to gluttony.

ἢρζσρμεωχωνς . -ὄξω, —diy α. glutton-
ous, greedy, gormandizing, voracious,
ravenous; — ἔν... to be gluttonous,
greedy ; -Sh anc (9. —diynr [3h 4. gor-
mandizing, gluttony, greediness, guttl-
ng, voracity; -(/#@ ad. gluttonously,
greedily.

Nphopb ay ’ [27] S. Npdp urchin - [ tons.
plop’ wt s. pl. the gluttonous, glut-
Neehapnessen S. ἢρυζρω ἴεν -σεζ[ het.
ἦεν αν ιν εν ξεεεν(» αα. gluttonously.
Te ey S. [σύμ ching ῥα.
Aphopwane [2h 8. Neh pedi (21.
Nyehpecaseling . &ce. 5. [Ἰρζ νι εἴπηρν &e. ;
“bf vn.to abandon oneself to gluttony.
ἢ “2, py a.male. -[{868 male sex.
ἢρ ιωζ νον wrth df va. to destroy
Nyeckearahing 8. | στε εἴγε, -
ΠΡΟΣ . δ᾽ s.capon.[- or --δ κω a.of ---
etapa, wg $. Cranite: free- ;
Npdhe£e 8. baa ame
Neth a. not castrated, entire.
Apywt or ἡξῖν 8. Gr. w. mus. organ.
pw, ay 8. wall; partition; -- ne
fajt ad. from wall to wall: in ; ΤῊ
: ) In groping,
Broping along; Lhe, 4-- to unwall
dismantle. [=e masonry.
ἢριπωδ 2. enclosure, fence, precincts:
ledert St $. loop-hole ; —tb pap iy
ae, et breach, Sap, opening;
᾿ > wg 8. mason, brick-layer; —d ne,

‘-mason's work, masonry; —h uy ,
“3 8. curtain or arras, tapestry ; - χεωῖν
“mural; - 2rfotuw . mural cercle:
~hty a. neighbouring ; “Sanne a. bor-
ing through a wall & passing; - , ἔῃ a.

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wall-tree, espalier; -ἀζωρν s. fresco;
-rapd- phofS un. to be ruined, to be
shaken down; -26%, ζω s. MA8ON ;
-pq&, a. walled up, enclosed by a wall;
- wntt,,to shut up within four walls,
to imprison; -p¢byry, - οὔ, wa 8.
enclosure, recinct, park, walled-in
space; a. 5. νων, 5 —fop, wg a.
wall-piercing; - ,ué,, to pierce or
bore through a wall; to steal; -~ay_
n_(Ffe% s. the piercing a wall; theft.

Npdkd, bgp va. to wall, to surround
with walls, to close up with masonry,
to wall up; to build.

ἢρνώύχη ζεῖ, a. Jupiter's, belonging
to Jupiter; - gfe. Jupiter, Jove : Bac-
chus; — νοῦ», feasts in honour of Cas-
tor & Pollux; - 4c, sacred fire of
the Persians; fire-worship, Persian
sect; -- pangup » Diospolis.

EV ρυώχη ses acy hove fresssy δ. olympic game.

Netag hl 4. bot. flos Jovis.

Nplqyg- Sp sf. daughter or sister of
king Hormisdas.

ἢ συ 41. Speqzf δ. Oromizda; Jupiter.

Apdpul, frog s.n03e- or ear-ring.

Npaguyl?, fg 8. snare, trap, net,
springe ; ambush, ambuscade; 8S. 1 ὦ.
ped; wthatk, ,.-- to fall into a snare;
S. Cefn tpl ; epee q- be f ΨΩ a ae
ζω OF Σήθ. to fall into one’s own
snares; - ἡ». “ε- εἴν ρ puhpep » to con-
vict a person by his own words; —#_
ahp > grag a. setting or laying a snare;
lying in wait; cunning, deceitful ; -- ως.
gunn a.very perilous, most dangerous ;
δ. ἴδω γεν veg. c20y [Ὁ 5 τῶν cages cogs exsesers (Σ, Ο] ὕ-
cumspective, cautious, prudent; --νς
pet s. place full of snares, dangerous
place; —&, &gp va. to set or lay snares
or traps, to entrap; to wait in ambush
for, to waylay; to surprise, to dec-
eive; —f un. to fall into a snare, to be
caught, taken in a net; -nq a. lying in
vait.

ἢ.“ s. liquid-measure , liquido-

| meter; cyathus, (Roman measure, 12

ounces).

Npo2.p 8. rumination, chewing the
cud; fg. thought, meditation, reflex-
10D; - wd, eb pb, J- S. Nort;
a 7 fo wags —u apathy, to ruminate or
meditate upon, to think over, to re-
volve in one’s mind; -ayfg a. well di-
lucidated, clear, distinct; ad. 8. Nea.
Werv op cangeeseys 5 -wid ὃ. NpenrxtS ; - αὐ file a.

ηΡῆ
ruminant, ruminating; - αὖ, S. ἢ Σ᾽;
«- εἴ", kof ’ - (4, ἔ gusy una. to ruminate,
to chew the cud, to chew again, to re-
chew; fig. to ruminate, to think, to
muse on, to ponder ; *¥—fead 8. θορνευῖς,
Git; - σὴ a. ruminant ; -- νἥ το pean αα.
ruminatingly, in a ruminating man-
ner; distinctly, lucidly, clearly, plain-
ly ἢ —aqae(ah , “-σε δῇ, ἢ. ἢν."

ἢ »οδ,, San 4. bol. aira, hair-grass,
kockle; darnel, zizania, tares; weeds;
- “νι, fig.to sow dissension, to create
differences ; -wge% 8. sower of tares;
fig. devil, sower of strife.

MN pret neste acre, sss gyessy UN. to got dried Up.

Neotel, κοΐ va. to seek, to search,
to inquire after or into, to make
search, to ferret, to investigate, to
rummage : to louse; -- géphhps gpa
uf » to explore, to spy out.

gotr, a. seeking, inquiring.

ἢ εἶνε ὁπ, δ. search, inquiry.

Apr a. distinct, separate, different;
decisive, precise, clear; evident, cer-
tain; --ρ 8. step, stair, round; -wewp,
-οὴν ad. distinctly, clearly, plainly ;
decisively, positively , precisely; se-
parately, specially; —w4% a. disjunct-
ive; των Lyf va. to distinguish, to
discern; to divide, to separate; to
decide, to determine; to specify; to
choose, to select; to excommunicate;
-[f un.to detach or separate oneself;
to be excommunicated ; —ps , -equrhant
a. definitive, determinative, distinct-
ive, decisive ; --πηνε (2), -ne (3h , - τε ith
8. distinction, division, separation; de-
cision, definition, determination, reso-
lution ; difference; segregation; —n a
Jrqbybgey. excommunication; sare
rprduthp awpeyt, the four seasons
of the year ; --πε. δὶ wrbks, to come to
a decision, to make up one’s mind.

ἘΠ ρων δ. Qopeut pil. [away with.

ApernkdS, kgf va. to destroy, to do

Nags wy slamb; τω or by s.lambkin.

Npodest . bg s. belly, paunch ; womb,
uterus, matrix; «asnoeq —f» fruit of the
womb, child; $é£pan.# -f, gastroto-
MY; ζωρωΐν --ἰ, gastroraphy; φέρω.
ἤπερ -ὗ belly-timber ; Jenene. -Ρ.
bellyful; Swnu. -f, gastrolater, fond
of one’s belly, dainty; ζωη yk dop
fbepy . born-lame, lame from the
womb; feXnqgk, g» to cram or stuff
one’s belly or guts, to glut oneself;

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ghuy fb dapuy -, to go upon its belly,
to crawl along; athabb, f fb poy τ᾿"
to fall down flat on the face; md agn.
gutk, g-b,to make a god of the belly;
aping ὩΣ 7 feupkuthy » whose God is
their belly; σε — fd/ my stomach
aches.
ἢν μήν ἥν y a. creeping, reptile ;
-qgbeuy a. what she carries in her
womb; -¢hwac(Jfe.e 4. gastronomy;
—-éLw 8. -gastronomist, epicure; τ-ήνου
S. Apradujrurhns 5 —-&n.(ah s. flux, laxi-
ty, looseness , diarrhwa , scouring ;
~gas s.ventriloquist;. Pythoness; - σς.
“εἰ δ. ventriloquism, —quy ; —Sd/ay δ.
gastromancian ; —Sduync(#h s. gastro-
Mancy;—dinzf s.anal. peritoneum; -- οἴῃ,
sug 8. gastromaniac ; --οὔνρμνε (ἢ 4. gas
tromany ; —agnze δ. gastrolater, belly-
GOd; —auyennef 5. gastrobatria; - ων.
ppt, weg Q. pampering one’s belly, ad-
dicted to intemperence, gluttonous,
guzzling; — εἰν, to pamper oneself,
to be a greedy-gut, to be given to
over feeding, to gormandizing or to
gluttony ; -ayupmopne (2h 8. gormandiz-
ing, gluttony, voracity ; —«£, a. think-
ing only of eating, gluttonous; -#97
a. abdominary ; —gusnc(Pped 4. colic,
bowel complaint; gastralgy; —ga+3~-
ub f va. to form a vase with a large
belly; to make a very large or capac-
ious vase. [because.
ἢ "4 nf con. since, as, whereas,
Never a 8. thunder; “π᾿ ~pnys
—ayfg a. thundering ; ταν δ» s. thun-
dering noise, rumbling, roll; -a#d, #.
gt un. to thunder, to rumble; to roar;
to detonate ; -aqnq hug, explosive
2as; —phenue a. thundering ; ad. fre-
quently thundering ; suddenly rum-
bling ; -fe%, -- να δ, 5. thunder ;S. e+.
“[εὖν ; orahe ἢ γεν εχ ’ Boanerges,
sons of Thunder. [cob ; 8.8.
Npop, ῥ᾽ 8. zool. sea-mew, sea-gull, .
ἢ σρἷν ᾿ Neapay ‘ Neny . ang δ. cradle;
S. Upp eal- [to lull to sleep.
ἢ» δ. &gh va.to cradle, to rock,
Neone 2. by-by, lullaby.
Nesenfs bys —hes beg, ops 49%
how much, how many, how; as much
88: — eu? —bew nek, ? how much
more? — ἵν Ὁ how many times?
- Purhstuwl ἢ how long? — ypu ξ΄. 88
much as in me lies, my best; -- fark:
as much as I can; - Shwe &, 88 much

NPQ
as possible; -- be dS uwanmed yl. how-
ever rich ho may be; cpyhsessh sep.
ght qhw — gpk, I esteem him as
much as I do you, he - son ὦ οἴκων,
2£e.in proportion as he advanced ;
qs — 1, ᾧ μεν ες sons ose canez_ sry le prbk ugk » the
more one sifts or investigates them,
the more one...3 - ὁ Gkigqueqncslis
{ων while I breathe this mortal
breath ; phy τρήδοδρ qubde pn pm
e=fl,! of how much you have de-
prived yourself! - d¢b.y Ep qhe disp
fat“ ἔς ὦ Swhgfum be wha pach
as & bgbey, never since my birth did
I sleep 80 Well; — Ππωρηῤῥᾷ. Ῥω γχων
ζἀωμδῇρ. a8 many men, as many

Neseryfme [2 face s. quantity. [minds.

Nereqerk 8. ἢμεξω -

ἤσαξυ ad. as, the same as, like,
almost, according to, conformably,
how ; when; - gf, in order that, that,
to the end that, so that; because, for;
- ME, as if, as though; = ap fress poe. δι.
fyé» at all events, no matter what
happens ; -- ghupe be Gandy ῥα, how-
ever they may wish, in whatever way
one may wish it; diopgny — στ, ke
wenepp ῥερ. the days of man are like
grass.

Npgte. Newke gh int. how! what!
indeed! - caseacatloy pubkyy &% ΓΟ ΝΑ
wake +f, how unsearchable are His
judgments! -ν firme nepk ith, what!
he is dead!

Newent s. the why, the wherefore.

Neyén a.no matter which.

Noy pup ery, “ἔγινα Ω. what; such
that; -- (23, a8, such as, for instance ;
- fig figk aq Sqytu oye | what manner of
salutation this might be! gfuhu— fis
wekph £f%, you know what those fes-
tivals were; - ἔτ ῥηξ,, whatever,
whatsoever.

Nyrogpuneh s.quality, condition, state.

Ne?» “ἡ s-den, lair, kennel, burrow,
hole; - τ ἥτε. es rae » fox-hole.

Npfupup ad. cave-like, like a cav-
ern ; -dbe a. den-like > --οἴσε ον eubs
vn. to retire to its den; -bud, awguy
un. to hide in a hole, to go to earth, to
erouch or squat in a kennel; fg. to
nestle, to creep into, to hide oneself;
-vgyq_ a. hiding in caves or burrows ;
-σων 4. hiding-corner, lurking-place ;

Nethe feng S.No, &e. [5. Ned-

Nefreephya.lousy, swarming with lice.

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flew, “5. 3. chase, hunting, hunt,
sport; prey ; venison, game; g poumkp
ry field-sports ; Kquchank —sy ὁ shoot-
ing-8eason; ayp 4 αὔδα. ων —y, Skilful hunt-
er, & good sportsman, a mighty hunts-
MAD 5 eyurhusmene —ny, Same-keeper ; --
ahwihg, fishing , fishery; - (#¢agiag,
shooting, fowling; -- wqnckunacg, fox-
hunting; -qdw¢spg. tiger-hunting; -
445 mub,, to goa hunting or shoot-
ing; s- δέ. to shoot wild beasts.

ΠΣ of, byf: va. to spy into or
surprise a person’s sentiments, to
draw a person out, to cause a person
to give involuntary evidence; -zby 8.
() ras asop eas env -huk a. hunting ; s. 8. Ne.
wang; ech —, hound, greyhound ; pam
“ξ —. trained hawk; (asoc% -, bird
of prey ; ἀξ -, hunter; -¢4,y s. hunting-
or fishing-companion.

Apel, yu OF σῷ va» to chase, to
hunt, to go a hanting or shooting, to
shoot; fig. to try or endeavour to win
or to seduce, to wrap up or involve
in snares, to surprise, to entrap; --
Sue, tO fowl; Ss. Qache; eas qere Kees “-;
to hunt a fox; -- σόνᾳῥω » to prey upon
souls; — gap, to catch or entrap a

erson, to insnare; fig. to captivate,

0 Win; to entice, to attract, to allure,
to flatter ; -- quppen acpacp, to gain a
person’s heart; — gap pwbpe.,to win a
person with fair speech; — fis puter ῥ
gt paliyy acpop, to entangle a person
in his own words; - gyuwfaque(shcr
winery, to Watch the propitious mo-
ment or favourable occasion ; — δώσω
fuel qusmpew, to go in search of hon-
our or glory.

ΠΣ » δ. 8. θην » &e.

ἢ «νοι ἷν 8. part of the produce of
the chase.

Πρσυωΐρ s. chase, hunting; hunting
or fishing implements; fg. trap, trick.

ἢσωωγων ἃ. abounding in game >
-aben δ. chief huntsman ; -wky , ~whhs
a. fond of the chase, sportsman ; -ωῤ..
pocl#h s. love of sporting ; -ωνεὕ a.
full of game ; -σωὖ, 8. hunting-ground,
chase; -frnfs ;befhs un. to change the
hunting-field, or the fishing-place.

Npubs s. small game.

Nwoq 8. hunter; fg. devil.

Nevnpg,» my 3. hunter, huntsman,
venator; - ζω, fisher, fisherman,
piscator; f+ -, huntress; - puwkfg,

Nhe

ἃ pryer into other person’s thoughts.

ῃ ΟΣ passe ys ad.like a hunter ἢ — frrecege
a. deceiving a hunter or angler; —4%
a. 8. Npuwhot; -ὦ 2.the chase, the
hunting art ; —aféen δ. chief huntsman,
Master of the hounds. (8. New.

Npanpeane (Fh δ. hunting ; shooting ;

ἢ “οἷν, p δ. hunter; game-keeper.

ρων» Nepog 8. ἢρσρων. (ish.

ἢ 96“, bgf va. to enrapture,to rav-

Npgfrh esha a. Orphean.

AefSou s. Orpheus.

Napa S. Aesexrah ; —fgu caste (ἐν ed” ad.
how many times; —n<(df s. quantity.

Nrehe ᾿ ἤερίεν , puts. med. herpes,
tetter, ring-worm, impetigo; -—am a.

fl.. conj.and, ἃ. [herpetic, scabby.

*Nlegh SS. ἔμ.

Nef?, fy a. eight ; alP frau puss ,
eightscore; udp Sat Suga -- φων
chee boltutwunt be -- , in the year
of our Lord eighteen hundred & sev-
enty eight, 1878.

ἢ. (βωδιω, a. in-octavo, 800; -gh a.
octachord; -dimutkwy, Or tp a. com-
posed of eight parts; -dbuy, —dhkeut,
ac(Pidkut a. octennial ; —disbuy a.
eight months old ; -tpues.octahedron;
-bpe s.octophorum ; -24fc% s. octagon;
-thfetp a. octagonal, octangular ;
το χων, a. having eight steps or
stairs; of eight degrees or orders;
~ghwy a. octonOcular; —sagusmpl a. oc-
tuple; ad. eight-fold, eight times as
much 3 -(νῇ s. gr. octosyllable ; a.

N_gfdp a.octohedrical. _—[-bie.

Ne (Ph ush 9 Neb pbuh ᾿ pray a.
eight, octonary; eighth; the number
eight; eight days.

NeGkpapg, wg a. eighth, 8th; ad.
eighthly; s. octant; — Σιων mus. oct-
ave ; -4!, bgf va. to repeat eight
times ; to pay or to take the eight.

Neh pbuwt a. all the eight.

NLP bs wut a. eighteen ; eS csp α.
In-18M0 ; —sslk wy a. eighteen years old.

(2 (#hebwt a. eight-winged.

ἢ εν a. cight-columned ; -%
ἢσνηῤνξω ‘ Ottapla.

N_@fgu ad. eight times.

Ne Phatghbuy a. of eight cubits.

NefFownef 4. 2001. octopus.

efPacinimut a. eighteen 3 —ces lls cary a.
~ years old; - years since; —&papg a.
eighteenth, 18th > ~h&ph uch oF pht s. the
whole eighteen.

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Ne (Fay uspl S. I) fF ncreay car annfol «

(le lPupetul s. octostyle.

ἢ (Futuro a. octogenary.

le Gutwenp a. containing eighty.

Ne δυνέρηρᾳ. as GO. eightieth, 8018.

lelPanct ‘ ulbg Qa. eighty.

ἢ. abprebwt ας octopetalous.

Ne(Pophuy, pkhg a. of eight days;

ἢ.“ 5. ἢ,“ . [-opkps Efg 2. octave.

ἢεοξωμωΐ, ἢ ΓᾺ dynamics ; -
a. exhausted , drooping , faltering ;
—gunfs 8. dynamometer; —was, wy a.
strengthening, fortifying, corroborat-
ing ; a id 5. Netby. &c.

ἢε εν a. strong, great; violent,
impetuous, vehement ; — or -« ad.
strongly, vigorously, violently, vehe-
mently ; -ὦ φωνές... to beat violently,
unmercifully ; - wakeacy, to take by
force; τω askinuphk,, to eye disdain-
fully, to regard ferociously ; —» οἷ.
[Futu,, to be swift-footed, to run
swiftly.

Ne “Φ“ηνωμωρ ’ -ιοὖν, —hh 3. ἢεδε»
ad. ~usd', usgny un. to gather strength,
to get strong, to grow stronger, to be
strengthened; to become prevalent,
to predominate, to prevail over, to
domineer; — ay kes S. Netgfe ad. ὁ -αοι
a. bound tightly; —wfpes a. dauntless,
fearless, courageous, valiant, intrepid;
-gneguwhtJs va. to corroborate, to
strengthen, to fortify; to give more
intenseness, to augment, to increase;
to render violent, impetuous.

Ne Sgbac[Pfch s. vehemence, impe-
tuosity, fury, violence, heat, ardour,
intensity ; force, strength, energy,
vigour; efficacy, efficaciousness.

ἢ δὴ. wg a. strong, robust, vigor-
ous; valorous; powerful; -ῶᾧ 8. fl
ἕδη; -astesd, ἀν ὦ yn. to fortify or
strengthen oneself; -#<fe s. force,
vigour, power.

ἢ.“ πὰ, kgf un. to have strength,
to be able, to resist; to oppose.[strong.

bd | Pal Ss. Net bg ; -“--εὐὐρων εἴ YN. to get

Ney, weg OF ag 8. kid; fawn; -αὖῤ
kid-skin; -[ᾷ s. young kid.

ἢ» ’ put . ἐρεῖ! ; paleg s. neck; τοῦ
mynckp 3. pearl necklace; Venetian
pearls, bead, glass-bead, bugle:
knuckle-bones, cockle; gaezadp ὄρ.
(Au, , to fall headlong, head-foremost,
to tamble, to fall; fig. to be planged
in sensuality ; to be sunk in de

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bauchery,to wallowin voluptuousness.

ΡΥ ΕΟ ΒΡ 8. sti -neck, pain
in the neck ; -fruwquy δ. dicer; cockle-
player; --ὔση s. vertebral region, back

Neqh, &e. [ὦ neck.

Nefew, fy δ. vow ; wish, desire,
prayer; compact, covenant, agree-
ment; alliance, pact, treaty; order,
congregation, comunity ; clergy,
churchmen; Piigrimage; - «qh, ever-
lasting covenant; - be guybhp» con-
ditional promise, alliance; Jiveket
-f. Holy Writ, the Bible; ave oss ong css locas ly
-δ. the ark of the Covenant; 4/7 δε.
wep —, the Old & the New Testaments;
— Sareammgkyng, Christians; -- &4b_
qa gua ᾿ Sivhhache -f, corey i — bes
bevy , ΠΌΠΠΟΓΥ; - babe holy places,
Sanctuaries, relics ; sxysupeg » Spressesyemprucs
hashes , οἿν “τε. δ᾽ caste ls ἐᾧν -, simple, 80-
Jemn, indissoluble vow; whpapsacpq,
atfen.&é —, indiscreet, imprudent
vow; — gié,;, to make a vow, vows;
- φῃδι noSmpen4n (PE, to make a vow
of chastity ; -ο Won δ, $72 μσδ cass ect hy esse. » to
make a solemn treaty; - gb, or ,-
«ἤν οἿν δ, fe adhe, to make a treaty, or
an alliance with any one, to be in
treaty for; diphy — ςωγωννε (91, -- φωωω.
want wnbk,, to make peace ; hay
J-**, to remain faithful to one’s vow;
famuphy, q-% , to accomplish one's
Vow ; ase Tog caste bry q-be, ek, qui us
eyomfem sentbley 4-- pep, to break or viol-
ate one’s VOW; mbeopfbk, 7-%, to dis-
pense with or exempt from a vow;
-hug ῥδνηρῖ,, to desire ardently, to
long for eagerly ; ἐρμίδωωρ ,-- » to go on
a pilgrimage; q-v pS husmupheghy» I
will accomplish my vow. :

Me frerasg busy 3. pilgrim ; —nclther ς.
pilgrimage; -gfp: gpg a. making a
vow; being under a vow, Nazarean ;
allied, confederated ; -- ,4%4,, to make
& vow ; to conclude a treaty; -gptd,
4g un. to form an alliance or confed-
eracy, to league; -zpac{2} s. making
a vow; concluding a treaty; vow;
profession; wish, desire; -gpaed-, —
qwbg,s bg 8. violator or breaker of a
vow, of a convention; infringer, trans-
gressor , offender ; a. false-hearted,
unfaithful, perfidious ; —qutgbs" un. to
break or violate one’s Vow 3 - φωΐοσε,
δὲ s. violation of a vow, of a conven-
tion, contravention, breach, infraction

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of treaties; transgression; —fuy, wy
a. observing, keeping a vow or con-
vention, faithful, true, loyal, true-
hearted; -ζων a. γοῦν; -fusemp a.
accomplishing one’s vow ; —4/g s.com-
panion in a vow; ally, confederate ;
~bbitg , δα. S. Na frcrasqusteg » ὅσο. 3 -
ogemS » ang 3. (Ye fracer carly say 5 — ang ses πε [ὁ forte
s. accomplishment, observance of a
vow or convention, fidelity; -ωξρ 8.
Ne fsusausheny ; —nbof 5. sanctuary, holy
place; -σωΐν s. place where one makes
ἃ vow or convention; -pwp a. com-
plaisant, obliging, affable; -cnp a.
that has made a vow; allied; Nazar-
ite; professed (monk or nun); «. pil-
grim ; -cappd, Ege un: to vow, to de-
vote or dedicate oneself to God; fig.
to deprive oneself of, to abstain from;
~-capne(Ffh.% 8. consecration, state or
condition of a Nazarene, of a monk;
vow, profession; pilgrimage.

Nfs, bg va.to vow, to make a
vow; to take the vows, to profess ; to
make or conclude a treaty, or coven-
ant; to confederate, to enter into a
mutual obligation; —‘®ac£pu, to pro-
mise offerings ; scfsnbruy a. professed
(monk or nun ). "

Nledwhbe a.vegetarian; —bud, mgasy
un. to cool down, to be estranged ; to
remove, to go out of, to abandon, to
fail; —gregwukJ va. to cool, to damp,
to estrange; to avert, to remove.

Nez +p 2. stairs; bridge ; way or pas-
sage; 8. Jas. [ξωερ . διο.

ἢεωρζωεσρ ᾿ Neqerph bed S. Songun

Neghgtwy, wy s.traveller, passeng-
er; -o-/2§ s. travelling, journeying.

βεηγδηωμὰ s. return from a journe
or voyage. [ey or voyage, travelled.

NeqghGbu, a. returning from ajourn-

Neghbhy 2. fellow-traveller, ~-pas-
senger ; <p. retinue, train, attendants,
suite, cortege; — baby ΟΥ̓ -hghl, δ
un. to travel together, to accompany,
to go with, to follow; to convoy; |
—4gn-(2h s. travelling companion, ac-
companying , following , company ;
convoy.

ἢ. γηδη. v-qgcy 8- brain, brains ; mar-
row ; 83. Puphay ; whbkuh neggy,
skull; - 6 qggacfs πεν. to be jadici-
ous, in one’s right senses; dfighe 9-
nubkpwg,to the very marrow of the
bones; -ushwt (P(Pnencin 5. chem. ce-

Oh,
rebric acid ; -ayf/z a. cerebral ; medul-
lar, medullary.

Negqh su s. odometer.

Neqtpd, ῥὶ s. gift, present, homage;
address; -- dimmncgwikb,, to present
an address; -£4, &yf va. to make a
present, to present, to offer, to give;
to address; to push forth, to produce;
to attract, to win with gifts, to seduce;
to persuade, to induce; -ncd% 2. ex-
tension.

Negbkgayy 8. guide, escort; itinera-
ry; mech. sector-guide; -- cammpurhushh
cicerone, guide; -- ,fuk,, to guide, to
escort, to conduct.

Neqéenp δ. traveller; passenger; f
26. -f, in travelling trim; -οζωΐν a.
travelling; -4/, kyf va. to guide, to
conduct, to direct in the way, to put
on the way; to send, to despatch, to
forward ; -- ῥα, δ un. to set out ona
journey, to start, to go to travel, to
travel, to take a journey, to journey;
—ac(3h 8. journey, travels; itinerary;

— — gehinp uel quod, the journey

there & back; - 7 dad be gud, the
voyage out ἃ home; Supp —[Phah,
travelling expenses; segqkenphy quit
qt —, to go-one’s last journey.

ΜΗ ag ΟΥ̓ by Se branch, bough;
shoot, slip; <p bik poewy. tiers of the
horns of deer, antlers ; sesmyuseby τω,

_ to prune, to lop, to trim off the super-
fluous branches; --ἰὐριδωζ a. branch-
ed, branchy.

Negh. qe 5. road, way, route,
Journey; passage ; y- wphatk,, to
send on a voyage, to start a person
ona journey ; ῳ- wbhwok,, πε ήε τ (ᾧ.
ub,. to set out, to start, to leave, to
depart, to go away.

«ηβη. “ε ἥηπη α. right, straight, di-
rect, vertical, upright ; correct, accur-
ate; fig. right, just, honest, loyal,
equitable ; ad. directly , straightly ,
vertically; uprightly, rightly, justly,
well; s. 8. βεηδη; -- 26%. right line;
- wih fed , right angle; - ὠΐμνων. hon-
est, loyal heart; -- dpe. upright mind,
just judgment; -- #.%4,, to smooth,
to prepare; to make ready the way;
S. Negqybel ; - ΓΤ ῥ Yoasg cs a as he , to
come to the point, to aim at; - qup_
qeuwetenk,. to indoctrinate, to instruct
in sound principles; -- gunk ye, thou
hast rightly judged.

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Nek, bg 5. mountain stream, tor-
rent, flood; PAVING 5 -ρ ὀνωκΐωωᾳ, Sb
q&hqug, torrents; <p fanphacftbat,
river of pleasures ; -ρ γί οὖν, ἃ river
of blood } [pte “Σιων “ΒΡ ανανεινε αν.
he shed a flood of tears.

Neqkeuwfoep 9. torrent-water ; -,
torrents; — $hqbquew. a flooded or
swollen torrent; -g=* a. inundating,
overflowing; -c#,p a. hdving small tor-
rents, [overflow.

Neghebd va. to inundate ; -- ῥα vn. to

Neqfofptuesnu a. rushing like a tor-
rent; torrential. [tially.

Nleqfrop£% ad. in torrents, torren-

ἢ 244 a a. palm-long, four-inched,
four finger’s deep.

Ne qe pete, &C. 5. Neqagsmfrom, &e. ;
-κωρ ad. rightly, well; sensibly, judi-
ciously ; —puspa, a.good, just, upright,
honest; -pgép2 a. high and straight ;
well-shaped, straight, tall ; giay - Se.
wuhewe , to go haughtily, to hold one's
head high; -py s. brain-cavity ;
skull; -gf% a. rectilineal, —lmeous or
linear ; -gfp a. correct, written cor-
rectly ;s. orthographer; —¢ing a.walk-
ing upright; fig. walking in upright
ness, full of rectitude, virtuous; - ἶνας
gr-[ 8. orthodromy ; —¢epé a. well-
doing, just; upright; —q¢pahek a. Οἵ-
thographical; -g¢p4S va. to correct, to
rectify, to set right, to spell; to write
correctly ; -gpac(#h s. correction, rec-
tification; gr. orthography; -qa= a.
of right or just judgment, judging
equitably, just, right; —qusem(#F #.
sound , correct or right judgment,
good sense; -pacws, fy a. orthodos,
catholic; -αρῥα un. to become, to be-
fit; τα a. marrowy; pithy; plump,
fat, greasy; -μος, &e. 8. Nedodio.
&c.3 -frow, mg a. speaking well, cor-
rectly or justly; -frowbs, bah va. to
speak correctly or properly;
δ. orthology ; -δ 4" va. to conduct di-
rectly ; -decd a. whose marrow [8
dried up; - w#%h,, to consume of
suck the marroW; - mabby gursy
qeuk&pu, to torment, to excruciate,
to torture ; -ζεωΐ a. right, direct ; 5. gr.
nominative ; -4/ a. right; ad. rightly,
directly; correctly; -géa 8. Upe~.
pehgln. ; —hanep a.cut quite straight;
-4gkS va. to reunite well; -geracy ἀ.
straight-beaked ; —Sandpap 8. Neggw-

Ah’,
4 σε ἦν 5 —Suykey a. perpendicular ;
normal ; -- ¢/%, plamb-line; —Suyh gee,
Més.perpendicularity : —Sacum, fg a.
orthodox : -- φως αν κννε 9 Ὁ δ. orthodoxy;
—duyjtoe (9 δ. correct pronunciation;
-dkckw va. to direct; to rectify; 8.
neghy 2adwnombd. —the a. ina di-
rect line, direct, straight, vertical, per-
pendicular, upright; —dgn.(3% s. per-
pendicularity ; -diwpync(Pfe% 8. ortho-
pedy ; --ἴδων » Siwy a. 80unG- or right-
minded, judicious, sensible, honest,
upright ; -- οὔ» δ. g00d sense, prob-
ity, integrity, honesty, sagacity; οὖν
a. cerebral ; -s4p-% s. orthogon, rect-
angle; -ἀῤῥεῦῥ u. orthogonal, right-
angled, rectangular ; -,#p¢ a. moving
straightly or evenly; -ωνε ῥη a. straight
(road); walking upright ; -22 κι [9 per
s. med. orthopnea, orthopny ; -Σνεῦ; a.
blowing straight ; —see s. square ; ca-
thetometer; furq —, bevel; -a4ku ad.
right, rightly, well ; - 9 ρα) 8. med. cere-
bral fever, brain-fever; -suwgnc(Jh #.
sound doctrine ; -ῥ μων a. single-heart-
ed, upright, straightforward ; -cnpbs
8 Negahd ᾿ - φήσω Se ithyphallus ;
-ῥδωακ., “79. -φὔρωπ διε κεν C1. orthodox,
catholic; -- δωκε s. orthodoxy, ca-
tholicism; -p%A% a. searching the truth.
egy uh, δὲ s. rudder, helm; re-
gulator; 3. ἢ δ“.

Negqbsh a. corrigible.

ἢ. 221, bgp va. to make straight,
to trim, to straighten; to erect, to
raise, to hold ap; to address, to di-
rect; to conduct, to govern, to rule;
to correct, to rectify; to correct, to
reclaim, to improve, to reform, to
make better, to amend ; — χείωνον.
qiwpe, to regulate one’s conduct or
actions ; to repent, to amend; — gufeux
twke, to confess one’s errors, to re-
deem one’s faults; -- qput, ghighp,
to address, to direct one’s words to,
to question; wwhmw -, to assemble
or convoke a council ; thguh nedkp
~+ to hurl a javelin at; -- qhegyd mar.
to mast. ὁ (just, virtuous.

ἢ. γχεδίϑ ay α. straight (road) ; fg.

Neaabs 8. corrector ; reformer ; rec-
tor, director; conductor, leader ; driv-
er, coachman; steersman, helmsman;
8.Vkuwh ; mech. regulator, governor,
moderator.

Neqgape . wg a.straight, direct, per-

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pendicular; ad. directly, quite straight,
perpendicularly, apeak; -σεβεν s.
perpendicularity.

Neqgnc(2h 4. direction; regularity ;
fg. rectitude, uprightness, integrity,
justice, equity; correction, rectifica-
tion , adjustment , amendment ; re-
dress, reformation; direction, tend-
ency ; -- qwpocy, moral tendency, con-
duct, morality, morals; - papacy, cor-
rection of morals; dhpp -by, the
Book of Jusher; woh, 4-, to reclaim,
to correct; ,ω- gaz, to be reclaimed,
corrected, to repent.

Negra, off 8. palm, hand, hand’s-
breadth, four inches.

aque » neg ὅ. camel 5 Wess css ων ἤ — ν she-
camel ; wwaph --, dromedary; 4- πε.
“ἀν wib,, to bellow like a camel;
--ον οὐ, δ. camel-keeper ; camel-driver;
—afoney δ. bol. pine- or golden-thistle ;
-opwy 8. chimera, fabulous monster
half camel] half deer; -δὰνβ s. camel-
skin ; —bpesdioh s.drove or multitude
of camels.

Nesp ΝΑΙ ΡΟΣ —wAhd’, -- ὧδ, a. cel-
estial, luminous, shining ; supreme.

ἤτω. s. zest, relish, much sweet-
Ness ; -wenp a. kind, bountiful, bene-
ficent.

(lewiy s. drinking, drink; drinking-
bout, draught, sip, gulp; pefiqsh; -- wn
-. to sip; Pkaybube »- Ep although
he was about to drink.

ἢεηξι., led be wk a. useless,
worthless, futile, flimsy ; whatever,
whatsoever ; ad. uselessly.

Nase. Nye 8. god of hell, Pluto.

fl.% s. having, taking, hold; 8. ἢ ,»Ἥ» -

Netw, wy a. having, containing ;
— ens puane 9 ad. habitually ἢ --οοὐ ἷν a. habi-
tual; habituated, inured; innate, in-
born ; -ahurd", wegey un. to habituate,
to accustom oneself; -agnegwhhd va.
to habituate, to atcustom; -ac{#h 5.
§..%; habit, custom, accustoming,
routine, practice ; -ἰΔῷ ad. by routine,
by rote; -- -(@f jeqlth, custom con-
quers custom.

Netaye, fy a. empty, void; vain,
useless ; ad. in Vain, vainly ; δ. vacuum,
void, vacuity.

ἢν ων ons pr ccs ᾿ &ec. S. Cig ocean one
pul, &C.; --ρωρ ad. vainly, to no pur-
pose, uselessly; -peyw a. unfruitful,
unprofitable; -ίνς a. given to futile

Ak

or vain thoughts; - να a.seeking use-
less things ; —4po% a. oF vain religion ;
s.miscreant ; —Sutgépd a. clotheless;
-φινεων » pga.of false religion, infidel,
misbelieving ; of little faith, incredal-
OUS; -- ων pens, —duytac(3h 8. word
or discourse void of meaning; chatter;
erroneous doctrine; —2&n% a. empty-
handed ; ad. with empty hands ; -sdfan
a. empty-headed, *addle-headed, gid-
dy ; --ἴχννε [9 μεν s. empty-mindedness,
senselessness, vanity, emptiness ;
—Wend, aso easy UN. to become empty, to
be emptied; to vanish, to vanish or
pass away, to go off in smoke, to dis-
appear; to be deprived of, to remain
without; to be debased, humbled;
—-mepe a. vain, proud, vainglorious;
fess S. Ὁ. prefs : —ulbyp a. vain, fond of
Vanities ; -uppac(#h 8. love of vanity ;
—afess es orn css ly 8. Ὁ. prsssefecscs ers ess ly ; -ἰωὧρν "-ρσες
uaa. attached to vain things, ap-
plying oneself to futilities; —gmegu»
*6¢ vo. to empty; to render vain or
useless, to do away with; -- guhdy,
to be annihilated, to bow down to the
dust, to debase or humble oneself;
—greghs a. rendering vain; -ῥωκ. a.
vainglorious.

Netuujiine ῥεῖν, 8. vanity ; inutility,
futility ; {26 syuyenudntkp, supersti-
tion ;- -(@Fy, wud fis jinchaye &, van-
ity of vanities, all is vanity.

Nete ’ Lg" s. chaff, straws, trifle.

Nake :pigng s.pulse, legume; grain,
corn ; fig. progeny, descendants; —s»_
44p a.feeding on legumes, vegetarian.

ἢν δ. a. holding, taking.

Nedbsbp , ως 8. tongs ; pincers,
pliers; nippers ; snuffers; 8. Pasqhfy ;
— feb ggkmbry, claws; — gupapf, 80-
gar-tongs ; -- dbpwpnedfg, forceps; --
of cas pr en eas of fxr sey fo ἢ curling iron 4 curling
tongs. [ion.

(\<tbync(tf-% 8. Possession, domin-

μ Ss. Yustrasrclpaf .
ἘΠ] 2 εν a. rich; -σεῦ s. richness.

ἢ εὑ βν, ’ husyusy » huey un. to have; to
take, to hold, to possess, to occupy,
to enjoy; to take, to stop, to retain;
to seize upon, to become master of,
to subject, to subdue; to contain, to
enclose; to carry, to support, to sus-
tain; to relate to, to refer to; to be
able, to know how; -- wa, bppbe, to
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upon as, to regard a8; - qubgb, to
stand instead of, to supply the place
of; - gag, to stop One, to seize; -- py.
πριν ΘΣ , to take care, to watch; -
fp nf, to form a design or project, to
propose to oneself, to think to; to
retain; gqunmfs —» to oppose, to re-
sist, to impede, to hinder ; to stand or
go before; gg£/-—, to make head a-
gainst, to face, to resist, to oppose, to
fight; - wa pep qbopsocpqs, to keep
another’s secret; -- gwe.%%, to main-
tain the honour of the house; afb, -
qlenumaduterre (2h to keep the faith;
fb deyp - qepephnc@}, to refrain from
anger, to control one’s anger; ¢a.f3 -
qIELP » to have pity on Us 5 - ΓΝ
qnreunct , to follow the doctrine, to be
of the sect of ; ng mea. anema nebpd
“δα. 1 do not take you for liars;
“οὖ, foleas «εν 68. ῥβιοδἑωω ων. Tass ath fi, they
thought themselves wise; bpphs qlwp.
ap. ase po nb fu qlsus » they looked on him
as a prophet; upardinne{Ph funpenr gow,
he was enraged; gf'ts webpa madly:
what have you to do? Guy ghw ηέφι,
pags take it by the horns; φριεωαίιυ
ght νων -- 4“:ἰσεῷν guvg lice ly εὐἿ μὲν they
gave him the highest place at the
feast; ahingts Gesyuce. gles, the fever
has seized him, he has caught a fever;
I stayed twenty-four years in Venice;
wh hyper ἡ. fear seized me; ῥ ax
Lp df nthe, never mind, do not care
for that; - σε ft peg ogy o> they
had indeed oil, but.. °5 ἐμοωῖ haync,
he began to speak; fespuprncp ghhp%
Senge, seize the canals; gfuyng yo.
nach “ pe po cartons Ww ’ he Β.-
lences them with opportune ie pe
froufy a3 nef, ng ocbpd weak,» 1 688"
Got speak , I do not know how to
speak ἢ Ss. Papfocpe ; Giops » &e.

Ne td oy ῥ. Neth hs hen δ. ounce.

Neth, Gast $.0aF; ne Lbnckp , handle;
S. Ugete 5 - ghb,. oS cas ose 00 2g ently to
give one’s ear to, to lend an ear to,
to listen, to hearken, to be attentive;
frouky yrethuatl » to speak in one’s
ear; to whisper; -- mphatb,, to obey;
24» yrlhat » to disobey ; gag pat
yp yorcbhwhk , what has been confid-
ed to your year; Sau ,-- ἮΝ» it reach-
ed even his ears; — gfe! listen! atten-
tion! 5. Pfpacg.

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Na thteyae rp Ss. Πϑωὠϑϑω περὶ -Οῥο a.
shutting one’s ears; disobedient, con-
tumacious; —4a% a. auricular; - ων,
yf s. concha, pavilion of the ear;
—dnew a. entering by the ear; s. ear-
wig, forked-tailed insect; —geas δ. ear-
ache, otalgy ; -c#p a. ansated, having
an ear or handle.

NeDhighp, χω s. auditor, listener,
hearer ; a. listening, obedient, docile,
submissive; --ρν auditory, audience,
the public; -- pub, or τα ρ δι, gh un.
to lend one’s ear to, to listen, to aus-
cultate, to hear, to hearken to, to
grant ; to obey; -¢pruukp a. loving to
listen; docile; —gpac(at s. listening;
audience; auscultation; obedience.

N.24% be pocthe a. heard by hear-
say, auricular, doubtful.

N-tagqee (2 f.% 4. possession; power,
authority; “περ -» circuit, circum-
ference.

ἢ». piswg 8. nose; mustachio;
wpeby qaehsn, to blow one’s nose;
qerésndp wnt, , to trim One’s mus-
taches, to twirl the mustaches; actsu
ese va Σ “νειν. pubkine, ὠσί Σιων wp.
Pe: ypbsegpe pute, to turn up one’s
nose at, to snap one’s fingers at, to
set at nought or at defiance, to take
no notice of, to make no account of,
to set light by, to despise, to scorn, to
quiz, to laugh at, to ridicule.

(et seru a. noseless.

1.29. pifog or wg s. the inner side;
bottom ; earth ; root; *soot; ,- abp-
qf, under the castle walls; »- ἐδ ρύν.
at the foot of the mountain; jz -- «νων,
bk, qng.to drag a person along the
ground; καὶ - wuwhby qbpphu, to raze
the mountains to the ground, to level
with the earth; eesy | ied) k εἰ τῇ. δίων,
measly στ πρίν» to dig about the
roots of vines.

Ne», y or ῥὶ s. memory, remem-
brance ; attention ; intelligence, mind,
sentiment, sense, instinct; *a. late;
S. Bre rbh; - be nLpaney,. the Β8ΘΏ8568 5
- heepd ad. attentively, carefully,
heedfully ; - - τῷ ad. with great at-
tention, most attentively, more at
leisure, diligently, carefully; -- wash, ,
wntney, nebhy, gbk,, to pay attention,
to be attentive, to have in view, not

to lose sight of; to apply oneself to;
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cautious, to take good heed, to be on
one’s guard; to tend to, to aim at, to
seek, to try, to endeavour, to strive;
Jn δὲν ankk,; espe ἢ, οἱ, ἔν! . to recall
to mind, to remember, to remind; S.
Shek σι guibbS 5 gems phtb,, ιν
qex;, to bear in mind, to recollect, to
call to mind, to remember; j,-/ σε.
ιν ζω δ, ν to preserve in one’s me-
mory, to have recollection of, never
to forget; - gnepSu watb,, to think,
to meditate, to conceive or imagine
the design of; - ῥ ἄπερδω «ων hesstolsy ,
to take a thing for serious, in earnest;
q- be qnepne, ἀρεῖ, Ss. 17. 4} .Γ ; Perna
wnegubk, g, to excite the attention;
— nth; yap, to follow with the eyes;
Jy abet, 8. Blekt; y-b περι, to re-
vive, to caus’ ἃ person recover his
breath, to quicken, to rouse; -- σεν»
to wait; Garntoeny ,.-} νοι αν to cause
to forget, to put out of one’s head;
04g 0 & css δι, J78 ὠύχοω en sss hear » to be for-
gotten; J- (hop ῥνὰ ᾽ ῥνὰ ζ- εν ἢ socks fo »
I do remember ; - ῥ ἤπερδω «ἵν fy εωε.
gp*,. the idea struck him to write, he
conceived the idea of writing; - ᾧ
hacpdu peufaryt pk fu ql Mls sastocs ’ they
incessantly encouraged one another ;
24 6 y-f tmwg, he does not remem-
ber; tlee ft yf huhu, calling to
his memory, reminding him; -- 4a,»
attention! δ᾽ Qe aqned, Yarpdp » &e.

Nerwpeopd a. maddening; —buy a.
forgotten; 8. ezuqpiug ; --πὶ [Ὁ βεῖ, δ.
med. catalepsy ; -pép bop 8. Negeph
chs; -pbpkd, Leaf va. to recall to mind,
to remember, to remind of; to cause
to recover from a swoon, to cause one
to come to again; -pb phd, bguy un. to
recover from a swoon, to come to life,
to revive, to recover one’s thoughts
ON SeN8ES ; -giwg a. out of one’s mind;
loosing one’s senses, fainting, swoon-
ed; - ἰδ,» to faint away, to swoon;
—ghyp, &e. 8. VP ore 20g fos » &c.3 —Punf a.
5. ὕμωρωφ; beside oneself, out of
one’s mind, having lost all sensation;
- bik, οὐ -Banppd, byuy un: to be out
of one’s wits; to swoon or faint away;
—(A-wifpne (Fh δ. AMNESY 5 —hany » --ἤωγνε.»
mine, ~pup S. ee 9 ᾿

Negky. wy a. of good memory; in-
telligent ; Upermyéu --, Artaxerxes
Mnemon; -ac(#fe% 8. g00d memory 5
intelligence.

hth

Neabf a. witty, intellegent, ingeni-
ous, sensible; judicious, wary, prud-
ent; — ,6%£,,to be attentive, wise, sa-
gacious, to attend to; -σεῖϑ 8. pres-
ence or penetration of mind, readi-
ness of wit, intelligence, sagacity,
acuteness- [zoin, gum-benzoin.

ἢ» fp 4. chem. galbanum; ben-

flew, σῷ 8. Vine-branch ; branch; S.
Neabup; yew, yew-tree; - aflese 1 sass og b "9
vine-branch with foliage & fruit.

Nore sarah easly a. middle-sized.

Newt s. candlestick ; 8. WY wnpast-

βειδωῇ ᾿ bhuy 8. snare made of

1) εκ δίνω yt o.willowish. [branches.

ἢεκ δύνων S. ἢ. κε...

Nenbbp 8. lap.

flenby or ky p 8. Nemnyy-

ἢ. τε], bop va. to fertilize , to
render fertile; 5. θα ὁ κ{.

Nenf. nec, aberg δ. Willow, osier;
dupuwenp or ΓΟ 0 cas My xo fs -ν weeping
Willow ; gitqegynefs —, pollard-willow;
πρ. Willow-plot, --hedge, osier bed.

Nenhot, wy 8. net, netting, tram-
mel-net; fig. snares; -—wh. —weop a.
fishing with a net; 2. fisher; -- γι, kgf
va.to fish with a net, to fish; fig. to
take as in a net, to catch, to draw into
& snare.

Nemheabow 8. Latin w. Vulcan, god
of fire & of smiths; vulcano, Etna,
Vesuvius, &c. |

(le a Nasrgzaseprg » yf or the a. flourish-
ing, flowery, in full bloom or vegeta-
tion; filled up, abundant, plentiful;
~hud, wgu,un.to be vigorous, rank,
flourishing; fg. to be in a thriving or
prosperous condition; to be full, brim-
ful; to abound, to redound.

ent, re csshe . ocanchp . alg s. ham-

mer ; 8. 4a; fig. oppressor; φωρινε and
ends» —-blow; bopper nernusly ’ ham-
mering; — Saphwtb,. to hammer; --
q¢=ppiagh, sledge- or forge--; — és,
sledge; -- Χο ζω», tilt--, tail-— 3 — χω.
germany, front-- ; largest forge—;
- δ,» ὦν ἡ αι, . απ. - πα by upd ushusk ;
steam-—; - δωπιωξφδρε, pounding-—;
- ano oss 215 Lis ces ε. σεν mar. claw- or 8α---; -
dhunwg, hand--, up-hand--.
— βεαδιωφξήσρᾳ a. resounding; clang-
ing; ad. with hammering; -- ριξε,
hammer-blow; clang; — Sisk fh ως».
the oe resounded on the
anvil.

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(\entood s. hammerer.

ἢ. αὐνωᾷ,. & 8. small hammer.

Nentuwtée a. hammer-shaped.

lente n 8. hAaMMer-man.

βεικῖννε. δ, πίσω, coreg he Ὁ UN. to be
swollen, to swell, to puff up, to staff
out, to rise up; to bloat; fig. to be
swollen or puffed up, to be inflated, to
grow proud.

flenayg a. swollen, puffy, bloated;
~p 3. sWolling, puffing, rising; tumour,
bump; blister, pimple; ghana gubhy
q-, to assuage or cure a swelling.

Nlenne [2 1 #.8.Qncancfs > sorcerer.

| eae A “Ὁ va. to swell, to

uff out; to bloat; to stuff; to tume-
y, to raise. ἊΝ

ἤει σεσῥᾷ α. swelled out, puffed up,
bloated, turgent; swelling, puffing;
fig. proud, fastuous, pompous; — 4#qa,
tempestuous or stormy wind, gust; -
a2, turgid, inflated or fustian style ; -
Sépe» wavy hair.

Neancgots δ. swelling, puffiness,
bloatedness, turgescence, inflation,
turgidity ; fig. turgidness, bombast.

ἢ εκ ῥα S. ἢε κε 4.

New, σα 8. shoulder; back ; -- ghdeve a
dng, wing Of a building; beth; & τ
Ephdwph, toride,to mount, on horse-
back; garundp wphatb,. to pat on
one’s back; — 4%&,, to become stiff-
necked, obstinate ; κωρᾶρ neundp scape
ὁ dép, taller by a head & shoulders;
S. (νη νων Β βῥωᾷξ. [course of study.

flew a. learnt; having finished a

Necscste poll » sseasy 9 ube . whr say UN. to
learn, to study,to read; to be instract-
ed; to exercise oneself in; — 44..»εἷὖν »to
learn, to study one’s lesson; — 6 ek.
pt, to con over, to stady by heart;
S. β'»γεωξ ; πε-ὦ ἔτ! C. learned; erudite.

ἢ «υμΐννη a. learning; s- student.

ἢ. wwing 8. shoulder-strap, —piece ;
ephod ; epaulet; 8. unharw-

*Nlewkd 8. Gaywhbd.
ἢευ κα wine 2. ad. WORD crosswise.
Newfp, -% 8. 2 ει. thash-

fleunq s. student, studier; mathe-

matician salah 8.8. ἢεωνε Sh ; mathe-
matics.

ἢ ενινε 41, 4. study, lecture, teaching,
instruction; doctrine, science; relig-
ion, sect; weuhwt the, affectation ,
studied effort, endeavours; are σε.
Sinkk , by instruction ; tecfpky, y- δε.

hv

Juchintssshe, to consecrate all one’s
time to study ; S. (θ'δ ε ωζ βοῦν «Γ΄.

New. 4, ωἰων, a. Scientific; mathe-
matical; s. mathematician ; scholar,
learned man; -% or -σε( ῥεῖ, 8. mathe-
matics ; —4fy s.fellow-student ; school-
fellow ; τως ships un. to preserve
the knowledge or doctrine acquired ;
“αὖ S. I) crore ys carey bare ; -ubp a. fond
of study, of learning, studious, dilig-
ent; lettered, erudite; —wfpuhwh a.
philomathical; -s#fpo.{2% 4. studious-
ness, love of study; phylomathy; -—
wk wy a.loathing study, hating science;
—mbhs 3. ΠΥ ΥΣ ~mkgnelah ΓᾺ
hatred for study ; gross ignorance;
-macp 8. teacher; mathematical mast-
er; —pat s. school; study; institution,

Nema gqeathhe ph s. Neue ohs- [college.

[τε συν «Γι, yf va.to teach, to in-
struct in, to lecture, to be a teacher
or professor of, to profess, to enlight-
en, to form, to make erudite or wise.

Dewnegutng δ. Neuneghs 5 -neldh 2.
professorship.

Newmaghss -4πὴη 8. professor, master,
teacher, preceptor, instructor.

Neweegned 4. instruction, teaching,
precept.

Nesnegs anh a. professorial.

(Ye esstecys 000 asy be εν s. chief assistant
master, vice-principal ; - σεῦ s. chief
assistant mastership.

(V’css0n , | War neumlp ad. whence ?
from where ὃ from what place ὃ which

|| Py “ἢ, S. () 00000 bp . [way ?

Nuke ad. from some place; - -,
from several places, in all directions;
wv - , on all sides; from all quarters;
yf —+ yorum —, from another side,
elsewhere, in or from another part;
Βινηπε οἵ -- , yrynd —, from many places;
often, in many Ways}; mg -- ν m3 — ayy —,
from no other place, from no other
part; δρῴβεη be ms —, 10 fear; ns -- &
ἐν». (ΟΣ bE as υϑὺ » there is no
power but from God; as gap - tein
“wabpugd, NO War Was undertaken
in his time.

Num ad. whence, of which, of
What ; conj.so, for that reason, on that
account; well, then, consequently, in
consequence.

Nes ad. whence? from where?
from what place? from whom? from
What? - χωΐνωυχδν gh, how comes it

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that you know me? - g.uo«u., whence
comest thou? -- δὼ, whence are you?
- & ud aye qf. how is it that it hap-
pens to me? how is it that? - δε.» --
δι. fgf, from any place whatever,
where you like. (boy, child.

Nesp » ooo bs ga « nk np ᾿ ons br press gy 8. 80On,

(leuk pp a. eatable, comestible; s.
eater ; <p. food, eatables.

Newb, ψέμα. bee va. to eat; fig.
to run through, to squander, to eat
up, to waste, to consume; to eat away
or up, to corrode; to fret ; to consume,
to devour; whyerg wpa —. to cat greed-
ily, to eat up, to devour; δῴδιν gud
4butu pep he lavished or squandered
away all his fortune. (victuals.

Newbun. fg 8. food, nourishment,

New Γ΄. %vg 4. Worm, moth, grub,
caterpillar; rust; med. cancer; chem.
corrosive-sublimate, protochloride of
mercury ; - yaphbry, weevil; -- auch.
ey maggot, mite; - Puan, pulsa-
tor, death-watch.

f\.nfs 8. eater; consumer.

flemfp s. flesh-day, meat-day; " -
acinl,, to eat meat ; as tad” o” -ν be
as Epkbgpe qunpl, Christmas come
but once a year.

Neu%iuaseoy a. Worm-eaten, rotten.

(lemmas ith 8. eating.

Nlep ad. where, whither ; conj. while;
when, on; - gf. whereas; - acpbii,
hardly, scarcely; at last, finally; -
acpkp , where, in whatever place ,
wherever ; - δα, — δὲ. fgf, wherever,
wheresoever, any where, no matter
where ; -- σε. fg&%, wheresoever they
may be, wherever they are.

\.~ ad. where? in what place? -
LS, -- bgid bu, where am 1? —& ten,
where is he? — giuwg, where is he
gone? — ke πεν δ ἣν, how & whence
came he ?

Nepueg, wy ε. hatchet, small axe.

N_punfe a. light-hearted, gay, merry,
joyful, jocund, cheerful, sportive ,
playful ; - ΡΥ 77 Ss. (Ne praarfrscesgz veg sae _
Ὁ; - bei, to be cheerful, delight-
ed, to rejoice, to feel glad, to have
pleasure ; to feed well, to feast; -- δρῖ
hail! joy be with you! God keep you!

Nepufuwphp a. bringing joy, rejoic-
ing, diverting; -,. -gbp or gbg a. full
of joy, joyful, cheerful, playful, jovi-
al; -gh9 3. sharer ina aie joy;a.

ὃ

Oohe
congratulating; — bub, , to rejoice
with ; to congratulate, to felicitate, to
wish joy to, to compliment; to feast
together, to treat one another ; —4gac
(2h, τ ᾿ hut Ὁ. WiguhgneF &e. ;
~pep a. giving or inspiring joy, rejoic-
ing, joyous, pleasant; -gaegubkd va.
to rejoice, to give joy, to enjoy, to
enliven; to revive; —gneghs, -εξων 8.
Me pace firscrsr eng «

Nepuwfnh s. rejoicing, joy, gaiety,
mirth, merriment, pleasure ; feast,
festivity, entertainment; -(#p ad. joy-
fully, cheerfully, with pleasure; -@,
acpusfe bub,, to overflow with joy;
μεν, — ds ,to give a great banquet.

Depot, f 9. chem. aranium.

ἢερωΐνω a. deniable.

Ne presto andl, ssn gg easg UR. to deny ; to dis-
avow, to disown, to disclaim; — gu:
εν OF f Surcunmnng » to abjure one’s
faith, to apostatize, to turn apostate,
to renounce, to forswear ; -- σωνναν»» to
renounce, to deny oneself.

Ne prestegp wry 8. uranite.

Neputiow, fs. ast. Uranus, (Geor-
gium sidus, Herschel ).

Ne puto ad. where; - δι. ζιωξδοῥω "
where you like, wherever you please.

. (Na precses one &. 8. Nepurgne [2h ; ζ΄ εἐὐνδιν
ζω S. Me grccstressel” ἢ J” clube yep wfu.
whw,,to be unmindful of favours re-
ceived, to pay a favour with ingrati-
tude, to be ungrateful, unthankful.

Ne pus f 8. stole; 8. Pay.

Ne purgushut a. negative.

Nepughay , Nepwgny 8. apostate,
renegade or -do; -% Qacjputaw, Ju-
lian the Apostate.

Nepugnel(Ptper, --σε ἢ, 5. denial, ne-
gation, disavowal; abjuration, apos-
tasy; -- wiéhz , self-denial, abnegation.

Ne purgnegubbS va. to cause to deny
or abjure.

Nepwgorks ad. like an apostate.

- pews » ae 8, friday ; £0900. —,
Good Friday; -a£q, fa. friday-break-
ing, fast-breaking; -αὔὧπρ s. Oorpat-
airc ( Friday-Caves ), cave in Armenia
where mass was celebrated every
friday ; —«wgnegwhks ya. to cause to
fast on friday ; y—srqh sy a. friday-like;
— geapine., in the sixth century.

Nepe» fy 4. conduct, water-pipe,
channel, trench, gutter; drain; - δα,
kgf va. to drain; -ng s. drainage.

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Ne ptt conj. then, consequently ; ad.
some where, in some place; pr. about,
near; α. some, certain; asm —, here;
wwtusgewt --, too late, in the end, at
last, after much time, finally; qu, -,
already, before; ἡδγωφαῖν --ν above;
before ; gpwaumubwdbipap -- ke, he
was about forty years old. —

Nepée ad. somewhere, in some
place ; a. one, some, certain; 8. some
place ; »s —, no where; 96 - guygt ἢ
wnt, if hoe ever returns home; b pw.
qepgh—.in a city; & αὔτη...» -, ina
place; m/-, every where; - -»10
some places; - —, or & —, sometimes;
pugs -- ν in many places.

cpt, α. 8. ἢ σύ; * other.

Nephuwdft a. producing leprosy.

Nephatued, wouy vn. to have the
elephantiasis. (house.

Nephuteg s. leper-house , lazar-

Nephaw. wg a. leprous, lazar-like;
8. lazar; -oc(ah. --ᾧπε([ϑ s- leprosy;
elephantiasis ; venereal disease. —

ἢ. νον ad. separately, apart, aside,
privately, severally; pr. without, ex-
cept, excepting, save; a. separate,
different, distinct; peculiar, articol-
ar, private, own, special, individual,
proper; — - ad. separately, distinctly.

ῃ «πο εν, ’ διο. 5.1} Δ ζ νει μι ὦν εἴ νδ6,

Nepae, wy 8. phantom, ghost.

Ne pocuwg hs s. sketch ; -ghp s.rough
sketch or copy. rude outline, first
draught; a. drawn; sketched, design-
ed; -gp&s va. to draw; to sketch, to
design, to delineate; —gpaq s.draughte-
man; -gpo(af s. drawing ; sketch,
draught ; ~glan or «ῥα» §. phantas-
magoria ; —qfenwhut a.—gorical. —

Nepacwhwt a. fantastic , imagina
ry, visionary, false, apparent, chime-
rical; 8. shadow, image, phantom,
spectre; idol, image ; rough-draught,
sketch; ~g, manes, shades, appari
tions, ghosts, visions; <p S=p_h=*.
statue, likeness; — «jqd0-f2}, noctura-
al pollution.

ἢ σε deroyh a. insignificant, vain,
idle, false ; —ayusye0 a. idolatrous ; ~~
ad. falsely; apparently; —pesy 4. 80r-
cerer ; —pwep δ. graphite, plumbago.

Nepok σά. Gangs phache: {δ G.
leprous, infected with elephantiasis.
Nlepacr 8. ἢ 2.

Nepocp διε z0ol, buzzard.

9 ὅδε

ῇι.,» 5. bpp

Neon Wee “τε. ὃ. step-child,
step-son or —daughter.

Nepy s. bot. thyme.

Np, σῷ 2. large hole, pit, ditch.

ἢ διε 6% s. H. w. slingers.

Neébs p> apbey 4. bol. white poplar.

βῤῥωξω 4. Gr.w. ophite, serpentine
marble.

ἢύῤνωωδν oF ἢ ιν ὗ 2. s. offering.

ile » mepnep, ach p. nduskp ᾽ nifiuky
8. some one, some body, any one; a.
some, one, certain; ayp ng, 8 Man;
§fe np» ἃ WOMAN; B/S np. every One,
every body; fepuputspep np, each
one, any One; ap ag. Who, whoever,
he that; # ap, «dng, who? 1th hay.
gf 2p say leg eas of Jubgaugh . is there any
one bold enough? a3 np, df ag, nO
one, no body, none; σῷ uppkS qng yu.
pwhgg 9.) 4.5 ὟΣ,» 1 love none of these
men ; bpltfPby wn ayy naps address
yourself to some one else.

Neog, ῥ 8. thistle; -—f. un. to grow
fierce, ferocious. [ vinegar & water.

Newpt bs. Gr. w. oxymel, honey,

9 (tcha) su or suy 8. the twenty
fifth letter of the alphabet, & the nine-
teenth of the consonants; 5 .'; . seven
hundred; seven hundredth.

— It is sometimes confounded with
the letter 9» 88: Seugh;—-Seafleys soprushe_
Ee yopertpley» huh s—hup haf, δια.

— In foreign words, the letter c &
ch is changed by us into 4; for ex-
ample: Sicily, Cicero, Cilicia, &e.,
Ub bb ghuw , Ἡρξερεῖν, Uppbb pus

ud. no, not; sép, it Was nots su_
«Lf, 1 do not say ; sgfb,> to ignore,
not to know ; s£a° Saino, 1am ignor-
Ont; sassy bus, he said nothing; shp
bis Suny, it is impossible, it cannot be.

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Qusqy f 3. ἃ people which is not a
people, foolish nation, rabble, mob.

Q cur car ystere[F for , Qurgttacne [Ὁ pet
8. low birth, ignobility; vileness.

θωμηρόωξν, 9 fon Fk ih a. Une
pleasant, disagreeable, displeasing.

Qwhkpo s. gr. mark of quotation,
inverted commas (¢ 5).

Q uarh csr pt ᾿ θώξωωε ον a. not enorm-
ous ; not terrible.

D ndhish » “ 8. cumin ; -ωὐὐευΐ, (9 [δ me
acm 8. chem. cuminic acid.

Q caseh jx ese ps ον esse estorne (3 frat 8. humility.

9.1.» day OF Spf 8. raisins ; 5. Gfx.

Qasshirp Easy a. indocile.

9 frre s. storax. [ Qessehs h-hh «

Q rao sh | ΝΣ skhy 8. plam-cake ; a. 8.

9. ωγέρ ῥ᾽ 8. long-necked wood-
en water-pot: large spoon, ladle.

Qwhbyte a. made of raisins.

*9 uw, ὃ. 4,, &c. (unchangeableness.
Quywhbpyne(Fh s. unalterableness,

*Q wtp S. ΡΟΣ
9.2. 5. tattered old shoe.

9 ute Liweng a. Unpersonal.
Q usthane hf a. unfilial.
*Q ws 8. husks of pressed grapes.
Qwitswanmfp 8. rags, tatters.
Qtek a. indocile, disobedient;
indomitable, untameable.-

ΡΞ ac(dher, 9 thu wenpoe [ἢ fet
s. disobedience; contumacy.

Quwiguene a. not transitory, ever-
lasting, eternal.

Q usrhihbedl 3. Gesteg [ποῖον Sf

Qos, by-Qwsbp s. cutting or slip for |
planting ; * turnip- or radish-leaves.

Qaufrqnel[Fpet 8. 2 ,3πησ. 9 fred

DO ussmnneues , aq 8. false god, idol;
-nepSf sf. goddess, false divinity.

Q.07, wg a bad, wicked; hartful,
sinister, dangerous; mischievous, mal-
icious, spiteful, flagitious, iniquitous;
s.evil, malice, wickedness, iniquity,
perversity, impiety; trouble,affliction,
disaster, misfortune; -—, -a«#, —fe,
-kuse OF -od_ad. ill, badly, wickedly ;
ferociously, ruthlessly, without pity;
-,-b, mys —-, demon, evil spirit; saws
-, plague, pest, pestilence; of —, un-
lucky day; Sudistw --, calamitous
times; - Swen, worthless tree; -- gap,
unwholesome, polluted , very bad
water; — ««<éof#, bashfulness, sheep-
ishness ; — of -ῥω webby, gapdk,, to
harm, to hurt or wrong any 0n6 ; --νε.

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hopneawtb,, to destroy cruelly, with-
out pity or remorse; q-uh --ῶνε. ho
peeoge he will miserably destroy the
wicked MCD 5 asseecys — ass r1.css fs Sai, he.
did evil in the sight of the Lord; δε.
ln - B quid £, | “72 -- keut E£, the
most disagreeable that can be, the
worst, the worst is that, what is
worse 5 qt df - ku ῥῶ; ἐν» ῥοῦ δή.
for fear lest something worse should
happen; 8. Pnepl 2 wmnegwhkd Qe δα.
eas «δὴ ρα οὐδ, ᾿ &e. 8S. Qasr fros ᾿ &e.;
-pusfua, —pusum OF nfl, a. ill-fated, ill-
omened, ill-starred, unlucky, unfor-
tunate; unhappy, miserable, wretch-
ed; rascally, wicked, villanous, im-
Pious; —puwnne(Jf 8. evil omen; ill-
luck, misfortune, mischance; unhap-
piness ; pup ad. §. ΡΣ α. ὃ
Fe deed salad hd I) pup be S, buf un. to be-
come wicked, bad, evil; -pusyry» fy a.
ill-natured, perverse, ill-bred, itll-
trained, ill-mannered, spiteful, malig-
nant, malicious, malevolent, evil-dis-
posed, inclined to evil; immoral; -- κί.
u&,, to be ill-mannered, uncivilized,
rough, rude; ~pwupyp » —punelth ὃ.
ill-nature, wickedness, malignity, ini-
quity, malevolence; immorality; -ps.,
Ὅτε 9} 8. insupportable yoke, unsuf-
ferable grievance; -pép a. bringing
ill, disasterous, fatal; -p&put a. evil-
tongued, foul-mouthed; satirical.
QD ess pr ese gg eas geass a. fierce as a wild
beast; fig. mordacious, biting; —q¢u%
a. well or soundly thrashed, beaten
unmercifully ; —gwt&wva. to beat se-
verely, to thrash most cruelly, feroc-
iously, barbarously, to load with
blows, to bemaul) ; —gisecnbeny a. born
ina hamble village; -géy a. ill-fav-
oured, deformed, ugly, monstruous;
—gfee S. Qesprerkiewny 5 —qynefs a. ill-
contrived, malignant, spiteful, male-
volent, worst of all; - &pfquap, un-
tameable horse ; -gifuJ, kgay un. to be
afflicted, grieved, tormented; -ga¢
a. ill-boding, announcing bad news,
fatal; -gajz a. very bad, worse; more
wicked: of a bad colour; ad. 8. Qs,
psu; | on —b Ep » & that which was
most deplorable ; -gan ;bips un. to
storm with rage; τε νρδν wy a. evil-
doing, wicked, delinquent, criminal,
rascally, nefarious, felonious; —gay_
Sasgeusrfr 8. evil-star ; —pnpd wpa ad,

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maliciously, malevolently ; -gapdw_
bhg pbupfun. to be an accomplice;
-gopSkw va. to do mischief, to work
evil, to injure; to frame plots or con-
spiracies, to conspire; —gapdfw vn. to
become wicked, malignant; —gapdac_
(9 με» s. malefaction, misdeed, wicked
deed, spiteful or ill-natured action,
wickedness, malignity, malice ; ~gac.
zw a. inauspicious, evil-boding, ill-
omened, sinister; -¢pg¢ha a. provok-
ing, inciting to evil, malicious, wicked.

Q sas prac op 008 οἷν a. Very dangerous,
most pernicious (serpent) ; -ga= a.
spent with fatigue ; —q-ure.male 8. 9ωρω.
fon; -gbe 4. evil genius, devil; α.
possessed with a devil; diabolical,
wicked; - 5. a. ill-featured, ill-shap-
ed, misshapen, disfigured, ugly, hor-
rible, shocking; -ονάν ων a. very fe-
rocious ; - ξεῖνε βεν 4. ill-look; - τ.
«οὐ 8. Qupugke a. - αἰεί a. malic-
ious as a witchcraft, malefic ; -gfur.
(2% 5. demoniacal wickedness, abomin-
able malice; misadventure, very great
misfortune.

θωμωηη δ! OF gf a. ignoble, ob-

scure, low, vile ; —gqlt&a a. armed
with malice; incited by the devil.
— θωρωίδῥερ a. perverse, depraved ;
—(#nju 8. very poisonous, very venom-
ous, virulent; poisoned, envenomed,
baleful, deadly.

Q spre F wifi a. furnished with sharp
teeth, claws; —faqnd_s-conventicle.

9 wpuyt gr. a. evil-tongued, slander-
ous; -yee4 a.cruelly tormented, ill-
treated, vexed, oppressed ; very pain-
ful, very grievous; — sastfb,, to tor-
ment, to torture; -- M&nawikk,, to die
under atrocious tortures ; —zacp a. cre-
dulous of ill-tidings ; -ρ s. sad news;
incredible woes, unheard of disasters.

Qupwfitwst a. inclined to malice;
—bg.wg a. rejoicing im another's woes;
~funs » —funpfocee a. il-intentioned ,
meditating, designing or planning evil,
malignant, malicious ; -feapsp_”
s.impious thought, evil counsel; per
versity, malevolence ; —/uag a. severe-
ly, dangerously wounded; —frevrwheb
a. hurtful, pernicious ; --ῥνωνενξωνων 0.
very bad, cruel, intolerable, insaffer-
able; ad. balefully; - gumhor lt frre:
evil, bad passions ; —fresardenp a. feroc-
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βρωω a. ill-counselling, perverting,
leading astray ; —frow, wy OF fg a. evil-
speaking, slanderous,backbiting, tale-
bearing, calumniating,, detracting ,
defaming ; - ἐδ πε. + Venomous tongue,
slanderer, baekbiter; -- ,Aué, or —fro_
ak, kgf un. to speak ill of, to slander,
to dettact, to calumniate, to accuse,
to defame; to tittle-tattle, to gad a-
bout gossiping; -frownc(2h s. slander,
detraction, defamation, calumny, false
accusation, aspersion ; tittle-tattle ,
gossiping ; ~ Sistine ἡ εὐ, ἔν, ἡ πε- εἶξε pk » to
accuse & person.

Qi pred nis 8. Wicked or unfaith-
ful servant; -sé4, s. incorrigible old
man ; -d%ec%q a. born of bad parents.

Qu σευ, α. ill-willing, malevolent,
ill-intentioned, malignant; puwph hud
&. -, friend & enemy; --φιν πε (δ s.
ill-will, malevolence, malignity ; —
δα 4 οἵ s. wretched life; -ς έτη a.
presenting the characteristics οὗ a
malignant ulcer, pestilential, infect-
ious, contagious; s. pestilence ; —g4qa
eure s.execrable, abominable, igno-
minious vices; —4%, -4ubuy a. evil-
eyed, envious, malignant, malevolent;
-4uk S, kg vna. to look on with an
evil eye, with displeasure, enviously,
to envy ; - 2} κ. 5. ΠΣ.) Δ —Flae
ῥεῖν s. evil eye, malevolence, envy,
jealousy; immodest, lascivious glance;
-hahfps a. very painful or oppressive ;
-$pne(2h 4. pain, suffering ; ill usage.

σφ δ᾽ a. healing, driving awa
pain & sickness; salutary; -SSa. ill-
flavoured, ill-tasted 5 -Sdpue a. of
ill-repute ; defamed ; -- σανδ, OF -- φωνεῖ
puck ds va.to defame, to disparage, to
sneer at, to blacken, to asperse ;—Sa,
doy a. ill-insinuating, persuading, ex-
horting or inciting to evil; —Samseayg
ukl, quwtfht vn. to render evil for
good ; —Sunpfu un. to conceive an il-
licit affection for; —Sasc , wy a. of
evil origin, bad, wicked ; bad, unpleas-
ant, disagreeable; —Senca#f δ. author,
origin of ill, of evil, of misery; - ων.
cok ἃ. prone Or disposed to evil ; —Sax,
cum ἃ. false, faithless, perfidious ; —
Sesecsennre(Ffe% δ. erroneous belief, er-
ror, perfidy ; -Swshey a.spoilt, cor-
rupt; diseased, contagious, infected ;
-όωε κε (9 s. prejudice, presumption ;
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evil, malignant, malicious, bad, wick-
ed ; -Stapac(7f 4. craftiness, astute-
ness, guile; ~Sam a. nasty-smelling,
rancid, stinking, fetid, infected, foul;
—Snmne(Ffe% 5. stench, stink, fetor; —
4a sunl Ss. Q sas yr sss 6 carol gr. case«

Q we pred a-harsh-voiced; ill-sound-
ing ; fig. defamed ; blaspheming ; gr.
cacophonic ; -duytne(Ff.% 4. disagree-
able or harsh voice; ill sound; gr. ca-
cophony.

Qupurquteg.. bg a. impious, sectar-
ian; -σξων a. very painful, very atro-
cious, insufferable, insupportable.

Qapaxap s.destroying worm, evil
beast; fig. a-mischievous, full of pranks,
shrewd, artful, cunning.

Qunpusdin’ a.worthy of a cruel death;
ad. mortally, to death; -- asm%by, wes
wushk,. to kill, to slay barbarously, to
massacre; - tbuk,. qlias -- ells κ᾿ αὐ.
to die, to perish miserably ; --͵ἴωςνε.
@} s. cruel, barbarous, most painful
death ; - πω 4. a bad or wicked moth-
er; unhappy mother; -éwtf, &c. 8.
Papurdindh ἢ &c.; -οαἴπων εν ἔς εν, 2. 1109] ; ms
A ezopueg A. full of wicked people ; -οἴω ὦ
α. fighting with rabid fury; combat-
ting with malice; -- ἴτε. a. 5. Qenpranclins:
slaying or killing barbarously; mur-
derous ; --δων a. evil-minded, ill-inten-
tioned, malevolent, malignant, mali-
cious, Wicked ; cunning, crafty, cheat-
ing; -#y% a. unhappy, miserable; ad.
miserably, unhappily, pitifully; —#
awg a. forgiving , without rancour ,
pardoning injury ; --ὔωννε [2 β..» 8. evil-
mindedness, ill-intention , malevol-
ence, malignity; cunning, wiliness ,
finesse.

ΣΌΣ α. jealous, meanly en-
vious, ill-wishing, malignant; —jeyq a.
perturbing, troubling ; «<2, fy a. re-
sentful, revengeful, rancorous, spite-
ful; - ,6%6,, to bear or owe a grudge,
to foment rancour or hate; ~yacgae (Ah
s. resentment for injuries, revenge-
fulness, rancour, spite; <p s. a wick-
ed man; ~seé wp a. prone, disposed or
inclined to evil.

Qu pasttewfustd a. extremely envious;
vying in evil; —ted, susgeny un. to be-
have or act wickedly,to become worse,
to fester, to rankle, to sour, to become
exasperated ; 8. Yusfetdfd; -ῬΓ a.
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hearted, perfidious, double-tongued ;
- gwewXwvtne(?h, foul treachery; -
uf-(#-a.ill-contriving, malignant, mal-
icious ; —bec% a. of il]l-repute.

ΠΣ a. ill-gotten ; -Σωφπε ὃ.
illicit gain, usury; - γενεᾷ a. disastrous,
dismal, very grievous ; baleful, atro-
cious, ferocious; -Σσεῦ; a. pestiferous,
venomous, pernicious, deadly; —y#«.~
a. bad, very ignoble, vile, infamous;
wicked, ferocious, cruel; unfortunate,
miserable, pitiful.

wipes a. Very ill, very bad, de-
testable, execrable; excessive, ex-
treme, great, enormous; cruel, atro-
cious, unmerciful, insufferable; ad.
very bad, worse, wickedly, cruelly,
unmercifully ; very, much, enormous-
ly, extremely, greatly ; basely, miser-
ably, detestably , abominably, exe-
crably, devilishly; — qasgby. f hb ux
δὲ,» ἴο misuse, to make a bad use of.

9. μευ eng cas 9400 ’ by a. impious ; heretic;
idolatrous ; --ὐ εν» [9 ῥα» 4. impiety ;
heresy; idolatry ; -οὐεωγωνοῖ, a. idola-
trous; --ρενωνωφ a. fatal, sinister; —
ager “ὦ ἢ ky S. Qasr Lol; —oy bes Ω, θώρια,
gmp ad.; -αιῥηδ a.very filthy, slovenly.

ed made ΡΣ - οὐ pif a.
producing evil fruit; s. wicked off-
spring; -wkp a. inclined to evil, per-
verse, evil-minded, malevolent, ma-
lignant, wicked, mischievous ; —wfyme
f#F s. love of evil, ill-will, perversity,
malevolence, wickedness, malignity ;
τωῤμον a.evil -hearted, cutting; προ ἔγηδ'
a. ill-made, deformed, disfigured, very
ugly; τρῶνε [Ὁ βεῖ, 4. evil-heartedness,
malign disposition, malevolence.

- ϑωρωήινήω» a. very lewd, very li-
bidinous, lecherous; -dhyusg a. very
ferocious.

Qupurnwt? a. tormenting, fastidi-
ous, troublesome; -- ,fvs,, to be in
difficulties , to suffer extremely; —
“ἴω a. detesting malice or iniquity,
benign, perfectly good, virtuous; --
whe s. pessimist, croaker; -w#shs, --
wtuf, α. οὗ a horrible appearance, ill-
looking, evil-faced, very ugly, dread-
ful, horrible; -wkgne(eh s. hatred of
vice or depravity, benignity, good-
ness, virtue.

Qopupup , oy a.evil-doing, mischie-
vous, malevolent ; pernicious , hurt-
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doer, malefactor ; -puphw, Lyf un. to
do evil, to harm, to injure ; -σωρσε ἢ
8. evil-doing, malfeasance ; —pafime a.
springing from a bad root; -packuw,
fg a. malicious, artful, shrewd, cun-
ning, knavish; -- Suepe , artifices, in-
trigues; —packumnc{? fet ΓᾺ artfulness,
craft, shuffling, cheating.

Quspagnegatle dS va. to render bad,
wicked or worse, to provoke or ex-
cite to evil; to incite to anger, to ex-
asperate, to envenom.

Qupunfron.» wg &. heterodox ; a.
heretical, erroneous 5 -ἔἕἔ} εν. πε 9 βεῖ, 8.
heterodoxy ; -g#aep a. very sharp,
thorn-like, acuminated.

Qupgepnel?h s. injustice, iniquity.

Q oso 0 br 00 κεν 00 αν 70 08 ᾿ fy Qe culpable ,

Quipkop S. Qu ad. & ΗΝ -[guilty.

QD ssope prelpe ke ps a. enduring, suffering;
-ocfs.suffering. [-sech s. indignity.

Qapd wtf a.unworthy, undeserving;

Qupht un. to be no more on good
terms with, to be at variance with.

QD ss0se frsl iss os 0 ’ — [dling ΝᾺ ΟΣ ΦΣ -ἰ
αἴξ. »νε. [Ὁ rete S. Q eso 0 cas has fF fo»

ΠΝ »phug, pkop 8. ill, misfor-
tunes, adversity, disaster, calamity,
misery , tribulation, disgrace ; evil
deeds, malice, iniquity, rascality; ill-
usage, Violence; — apunpy » the effects
of the passions ; saphep ad. badly;
wickedly; mischievously ; spitefally;
suagufees Ἴσρδδι. to do evil, ill or wrong,
to injure, to harm; — fromby ηπειρξ,
to speak ill of, to slander; S. Qupu.
frouk oS ; Eurpelr ig ῥ ξωρῥω db pavbay Οὗ
¢/w&,. to rush from bad to worse, to
grow or get worse & worse; qybuppa
“οἰῶν ον αυρίτε ᾧ ξυμ» of two evils
choose the less. [money.

Q apd (Puppet s. indifference for

Qua Surdpee a. fatal, disastrous.

Qupson ἃ. galbanum ; 8. J'w_/7-

Qupnebun 8. sly, pernicious art.

Qeapnef{d- fet 8. eickednoae evil, ma-
lice, malignity , perversity, iniquity,
perfidy ; -ἰδᾷ ad. wickedly, malicious-
ly, malignantly.

Q ws poen a. unbecoming.

QD cso p0 5 caps ew ly east a. susceptible of pain,
passible, passive; —4f, a. suffering, m
pain ; -4hg s. fellow-sufferer ; a. com-
passionate ; — ,pbb, OF —hg hd, bg Ur
to suffer, endure or bear with another,
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woe; to compassionate, to condole
with, to commiserate; -4gnc(2h δ. suf-
fering with another, participation in
another's suffering; compassion. |[ture.

Qupsenpush ῥ 8. instrument of tor-

es 1g ον [ἡ ach p ἢ ἵνα &. passion, suffer-
ing, torment, pain, vexation, torture ;
- xp, our Lord’s Passion; -tw ζρέ,»
to suffer; -% or -tuwg%, Passover; wn
eh esos oes po lag q-busgh ν I will keep or
eat the Passover with you.

Qeopswpeenp a. tormenting, vexing.

Qccor3 sep be sh S. Q acs 9 5 000 ress fy exs's 5 -πεἰοῦ
8. pagssibility.

Qarpseapl Γι Eof va. to torment, to
harass, to molest, to pain, to ill-treat,
to ill-use ; -f£-un. to suffer, to be tor-
mented, vexed, harassed.

Quepsupfs α. tormenting, afflicting.

ΣΟΙ: Γ —acih Ss. Qupsupate Φ
20 ρα ξ,ξρ 8. woman's veil.

Qupeng 8. θὼρ ad. (or equalled.

Qwc weep fd un. not to be equalized

Q care. ὦ ern aces fo a. incredible.

Ὁ ee a car oy fo un. to disbelieve;
not to believe, not to give credit to.

Qu, neg OF ng & measure ; that by
which any thing is measured; extent,
dimension, measurement ; quantity,
dose ; measure, bounds, compass; me-
diocrity ; moderation; rule, propor-
tion, measure ; reach, value, capacity;
boundary, limits, end; mus. measure,
time; cadence, metre, foot, measure,
rhythm; age of discretion, manhood;
a. measured, regular, moderate ;
middie, moderate ; pr. even, to, about,
as, by, with; -- /zs. some, a little;
—e#q_, with measure or moderation, mo-
derately: in verse ; -nq pul. puke
—we » Verse, poetry 5 - Sarumhusre,
middle-sized ; ῥ᾽ — Sash, , of age,
grown up, formed ; δ᾽ --σε., in propor-
tion ; téop—,a8 much a8 YOU; wphkadp
~, to blood-shed ; ῥὶ - Sessmté,, to ar-
rive at or to be in the flower of man-
hood ; to become of age, to be grown
up, adult, marriageable; ῥ᾽ -- w«nepg
4uuath,,.to be getting old; ῥὶ -n. a.
bby qeabah , ghnbk, 4- abafih » to con-
duct oneself with moderation, to res-
train, to regulate oneself, to be mast-
er of oneself; fp -ae σεῦ δ... to con-
fine within due limits, to limit, to keep
within bounds, to restrain, to repress;
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weigh; to try, to feel; giad fis wathy
—od_ bs hyand, to do all by weight &
measure 5 athe py wT whgnegulrby , pony Ἢ
gwhk, [2 --ν to go rather too far, be-
yond bounds, to outstrip, to carry to
©xcess ; - “ἔς. - δι os μεν 4 ahisels gik, , to
place limits to, to moderate, to res-
train; fu, ᾧ - σε, ἔο restrain oneself;
to keep one’s temper; δίνω τεῦς, fo
-σε. khudefgt , to spend in proportion
to one’s income; shu ῥὶ ---σε. . to make
abad use of, to misuse; anbmey 4-
4whgkpdth, to take the measure for a
COat; Amthuryb, q— wh dp, to know one’s
ability; 4:ω.".» — ng ghpunk,, to know not
aman: not to know mankind, to be
ignorant of human nature; wefsnby
&podiods —,. to confirm on oath; peby
qeals q {ite ῥερδε. want —, to dig a hole to
a man’s depth, to excavate the earth
to the depth of a man's height; 2p
cous -- οἱ οὐδεν β΄ πω δ, GB αἰ Sess_
phep coding. it has lasted for more ἔθη
nine hundred years; auf — Ses csteas_
bb φωρβερ udeoy, it is a period of a
hundred years, it is a century; φβνᾳ
Lappepnd —. about five hundred; 8.
2ίνα; ding tp —mf, person of shallow
intellect or weak mind : csmuchy
ων gt, Very much, immeasurably,
exceedingly, extremely, excessively ;
Mjpnlp — be pop dhe —. from the loins
to the thighs; “Φωνῇ grb pose —s
about midnight ; quand — pallies pryrys
when your word shall be proved true;
ptykon, & -%, the measure is heaped
up; fig. the cup is full. |
Qearafpespeests δ. Versifier ; -- πεῖ s. versi-
fication; —pép a. of a just measure,
symmetrical; fg. moderate, regulated,
of steady habits, temperate, sober;
—phpwhwh a. measured, proportioned,
symmetrical; rhythmical, metrical;
—pkpwmkes ad. proportionably, sym-
metrically, regularly; -pép&Js va. to
reduce to order; to versify; -pbpach
δ. measure, symmetry , proportion ;
rhythm, meter ἢ 8. QD csr afp casey fr oo rve_(2 βε Ὁ ;
—gkhen s. Mathematician ; --α βωνωω ᾧ ὧἷν a.
mathematical; -¢puwac(2h s. mathema-
tics; -quitg a. exaggerated, excessive;
rhet, ἃ math. hyperbolical; — eq sate g cary pr
s. math. hyperbola; -quwigach s. exag-
geration®, excess ; rhet. hyperbole ;
-frou a. moderate in one’s speech,
speaking guardedly; - δα; a. measur-

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ed; metrical, rhythmical ; - ων a. me-
trical; -4/¢ a. moderate, temperate ;
~4fy a. equal, proportional, symme-
trical; commensurable ; -—fg4, bof
va. td proportion, to equal, to sym-
metrize ; -Zgec(2f δ. proportion, sym-
metry, analogy ; commensurability;
—Saser s fry 1 Seer ας. §. TOWN up, adult,
pubescent, marriageable.

Qwipuwh, wy 8. Measure ; Measuring
or measurement. .

Qf wpa. potent, powerful, sublime;
*s. moveable sheep-cote.

Qecrift peut 4. calibre ; 8ize; capacity.

Q uf wenp a. of a just measure, mea-
sured, right, meet, proper, decorous,
suitable; middling, moderate, toler-
able, so so; moderate, sober, frugal;
modest, discreet; -whhg εἰ ῥα" un. to
deign, to condescend, to have the
goodness to, to favour; -wahu ad.
with measure, sufficiently, well en-
ough, so so; tolerably, moderately,
modestly, soberly ; -4, &yf va. to
keep within just bounds or due limits,
to limit, to confine, to moderate, to
temper, to restrain; -- σιν, to res-
train oneself, to forbear, to refrain
from ; -e(#) 9. measure, moderation,
limitation; modesty, temperance, mi-
tigation ; sufficiency, mediocrity.

Quwifpk fb a. measurable.

9. δι, kgf va. to measure; to exa-
mine, to ponder, to weigh; to judge,
to conjecture; to reward, to return
like for like; to versify, to make ver-
8e8 5 gesrsfe ls sary τε d&g “ῥοὴν ey
he gave him six measures of barley.

Quang 8. measurer; —a(9h s. mea-
surement; metrice or metrica.

Qunpry, fy a. moderate, regulated ;
—=p 8. measure, moderation; -fap ad.
moderately, with moderation ; sugsser.
hare. ζω ~hg » to be moderate.

— Qupacits 4. δ. θωροηνε[9βι"»; ex-
ehange, reward, return. [true state.
θυ κα ξαννεβ s. ignorance of one’s

Qpwph pune (3h 8. want of disposi-
tion to do good; selfishness.

Qewpp, —ng a.unwell, ill. [suetude.

Qruphnc(Ffet 2. calmness, man-

Qpiuahweop, 9. μνωσε ον a. unnatural,
against nature; —p s. med. non-natur-

Qpieht w, a. uninhabited. ° [als.

Qqwqwh 8. a tame animal.

Qefmuwke 8. ignorance; wa f -Ῥω,

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through ignorance, without know-
ledge, unknown to. (stupid.

Qefunc, -» a. illiterate, ignorant,

Qefew 4. want, lack ; «« -- for want
of, in lieu of, in default of.

Qery. fg 4. nothing, not any thing,
nought; wn. -£, for want of; f -& f
45" aS, ὗ -ἰ9 Φιανεν ων ἔν » to create out
of nothing; --σεὖὸ s.non-existence, non-

Qenpd yp 8. useless thing. [entity.

Qeapd ne. a. good for nothing, idle.

Qs, by 8. trash, rubbish, trifles;
pock-mark; *§.Q£5 ; -apavp 8. pumice-
Stone ; --σων a. pocky.

Qi aypulaseu 5. pseudobishop.

Qépky 4. pseudopriest, bad or un-
worthy priest.

Qh. , Qhe δέω conj. not yet; not till
DOW; she wkulo,, before seeing.

Qywyfeoyspot a. unshaken , firm,
ὦ ΕΣ ΗΝ .

“0... δ. ΒΟΥΥῪ plight, ill array.

Qe, kg 8. Qan ’ Qhe » “ἢ; gk fb»
no matter, that is nothing.

οι, a. unessential.

QL wtwS yn. not to be, not to exist.

QLyngs wy a. neuter, indifferent; gr.
neuter; —whw% a. neutral ; —abed, ὦ,
guy un. to neutralize each other; -#.
a£e ad. neutrally ; -ῶνο σα Δ, δ. neutra-
lization; —agacyatbd va. to neutralize;
-“εϑ 4. neutrality; indifference.

Qin(P ft s. the non-existent, the
void; 8. Qeayaclt fed.

ἘΣ, s. honeyless bee-hive; 8. Gf-

QLe, skby 8. DON existing things,
nullity.

*Q,p 8. fountain-conduit of wood or

QSagqnioceg ὅδ. rabble, mob. [stone.

506, s.spotted, speckled partridge.
θη. seahh 4. bat.

Qfiwyf a- 8. Chinese.

Q fr be. hess 3 (te s. China.

Dp» ξεν 8. Nebis-

το μων 4. green withe; bol. knee-
holly, butcher’s-broom.
| 9» ΟΥ̓ ϑβων ’ senh δ. σῥω .

Oke vd. there is not, there does not
exist; she ap puph μια Sp US, no one
is good save God only; qPupksas bf
shp ob ulewz, Lhave not seen Babylon;
she ne she σεσξρ. there is no one; she
ang ghenhgl qq» 0 body knows that;
che np 1 bg’ νέο δωρξ, no one can
destroy it; she fms, there is nothing;
the ke she, indeed it is not.

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She. seeh s. nothing, nothingness ;
nullity; wa spf ad. for want of; ῥ she
quyrdowgutk,, to reduce to nothing, to
annihilate ; she tbuk ss she Jmgurg [buky,
to come to nothing, to be annihilated,
dissipated, to disappear, to vanish; --
pecobf, wane.

Qiack uy a. unheard Of; ξεπα δ ον Py,
δι. to turn a deaf ear to, to desire
not to hear, not to hear on that side.

Q acy a. unheard of. [fles.

Qhouaqayp 8. serious matters, no tri-

Qherning. uquwmwtp 8. unfeelingness,
inhumanity. [or professing.

Qfnomndutine(Ih 3. not confessing

Qh usher (Fh 8. unwillingness, ill-will.

Qhay »-ncv a. ill-grounded, unstable,
inconstant.

Qh btgwup a. lifeless; 5. Vegeta.

Qh gre» wy a. lazy, idle, unoccupi-
ed, sluggish, slothful; -2 δ. laziness, &c.

Qs urdiwggp a. of a different kind or
Species, not homogeneous ; - gapdss,.
to neutralize.

Qs ccshing bh ary yoru δ. 2, ὦ εἴπω be ἐμ «

QV wtgoep dbs un. not to suffer.

QS sre ἐμ ὧἷν S. iS eure eastress ly sts .

25 ueumuyf a. incredible, beyond
all belief; — (@nc£p, it seemed incre-
dible, it would be difficult to believe it.

960+ feu 5. indocility. [powerless.

QthatSuu a. incapable, impotent,

Qa Pphwh , ag 8. 9 ,}-

9.,,ύμἱνεπωῖ, a. bat-like.

Q Πὠωρμη πεν &e. ὅ. Ssfie gg f » &e.

Q hie (2 om .-ν a-incapable, awkward,
elumsy, bungling; -(@a4 5s. incapacity.

Q.shq a. innocent, harmless.

QD Lbs 10g presi ; παραὶ (ἢ 8. not blam-
ing, not finding fault with.

9 πὴ s. cornel-tree.

9 Sp wpwhn (Ff s. disunion, disagree-
ment, variance. {fleeting.

2 firuyp a. transitory, temporary ,

9. αὐ είς ρα. not eternal.

Qdnawywhwh α. ΘΥ̓ΘΤ memorable.

9 sushgaegkuy α. free from guile, in-
nocent. [adventure, misfortune.

9 pwPngqaeh s. unsuccessfalness, mis-

Q jwpae(3h s.false resurrection.

Q ;veua(. a. unhoped for; hopeless,
desperate.

Virusgfown Spl a. celestial, divine, su-
perhuman , supernatural; excellent,
extraordinary, matchless, rare, sin-
gular; s. phenix. .

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ον» μή a. abjeet, very base, mean.

Qu sb ωἷν ’ Dash ’ phir a. of nothing,
of little value, puny, light, feeble, low,
despicable, frivolous, futile, vain;
very little, small; ;a;hip s. thing of
nought, trifles, bagatelle ; pase & away
fs sushe ἣν: (et gusuky glee. fete ’ better
talk about trifles than remain silent.

Dine carl, ὁπά εν J ud. 8. Geld al.

Deafes early sry , &c. 8. UWreon fas ex ly ex0g &e.

Qagapdhiad ne [Ὁ [εν s. uncharitable-
ness, stinginess.

Qop, ag a. dry; dried, arid, parch-
ed, dead; - 44, dry bread; — Aaya
4&,, to fast on lenten diet.

Qapwplt-4 a. dry, frugal; -- $a9. dry
toast; - wkqauwt, frugal table, light
meal ; -,πεη S. ar ey ess us2 frase ὃ * —husryhin®
s. linen-drier; clothes-horse ; -44-w, a.
xerophagus, feeding on dried aliments;
very abstemious; -4é, bups un. to
live on dried things, to practise xero-
phagy; -g4pnc(#f s-nourishment com-
posed of dried fruits, legumes or herbs,
xerophagy ; vegetarianism; rigorous
abstinenee } Mary esl » &e. S. Qopwhkp ’
&e.; =f a. dry, arid, waste; -- νων,
wguy un. to dry, to become dry; to
wither, to dessicate ; to dry up; —uacu
a.dry, arid; -Zeg 5. drying-room, --
place; -ga.% 8s. drying, desiccation ;
-ynugutl. f va. to dry, to dry up, to
render dry; to decay, to wither; to
drain, to lay dry; —g#egfs a. desicca-

Qoplk wh S. Qrppk uh [ tive.

Qapkpuqkwh or yf 4. tetrachord;
—wdiwy a. quadrennial ; every four
Years ; —sasshish easy OF wkwh 8. Qapused.
“ἦν ἵν; —whpe a. four-wheeled ; --ὧὖν,
bps ᾿ -αὐὐβεὺῤ S. Presser. ῥα»: cds _
4pctbiwd yn. to be quadrangular; —
wihbetne[dp s. quadrangularity, qua-
drature; ~whack ut §. δωκε; ΣΝ
tock a. quadrinomical ; -upupoeud δ.
tetralogy; -auphep S. Qapkysuphep ;
—puod fi a. quadrifid ; -gesyfe s. math.
quadrinomial; zool. quadrisulcus ; —_
glut wt a. four-chaptered, having four
chapters 7. | δυν ων εμἿ, » the Four
Gospels; -¢p&usz, εἰν a. four-letter-
ed, quadrilitteral, tetragrammato; --
“δηξων a. tetrapharmaceous ; -π΄.
dk we OF dpa. four-faced; -qpudkwt .
tetradrachma; -ὦὁ ων, —fb, bynehy a.
all the four ; -δ4ξ ph οὖν S. Qaphpd us
gb casts 5 -ρῥζήω μὴν α. drawn by four

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horses; -- §wnp, a. ceach & four; - 76.
erc(#h s. tetradynamics; -(@hp(th ὧν
a. bot. tetrapetaled ; -(#£ebu% a. four-
winged; four-armed; -(#/ s. mar.S.
Qopkghupak wt δι. -- οὐ δωσε, ε ζ be ust a.
having four seasons , four-seasoned
(year) ; -Sud&we a. of four hours;
-taf a. four-hinged (door) ; -S abut
a. having four sides, extremities or
parts; -fuwtgtbuwt a. of four cubits;
—hngyk wt a. formed of four courses,
tiers or orders; four-coursed; s. mar.
quadrireme ; hb peg , ~hb pak wht ae
four-faced, -figured or -formed; πεῖν,
ἤν a. quadruple, fourfold; ad. qua-
druply, four times as much ; @fup <p
alg. biquadratic numbers ; Susenneghy
-, I will repay fourfold; —giua4p ad.
four times ; quadruply ; -4u6u", £ gf va.
to quadruple or quadruplicate, to in-
crease fourfold; - ἕν s. quadru-
plication; ~4equd&e0% a. quadrilateral;
~qacgh a. twisted four times; -ᾧσε..
ubwk a. quadratic; —Zecup a. squared;
s. quadrate ; ~4acunc(2h s. quadrilater-
alness ; quadrature ; -4e4f a. doubled
or folded four times; -Suqupbwt a.
of four thousand; -Supfep a. four
hundred; -Supfepopy a. four hund-
redth ; -Shgbut 8. Qapbkpduthb wh ;
—dayjbkheut a. mus. four-voiced ; -£6_
“πε wy a. four-storied ; 5. house four
stories high; —dk anf s. quadruman ; a.
quadrumanous; --αἴωνωήνἐ; ὦ, a. quadri-
partite; -dinutac(2} s. quadripartition;
των a. four-bodied (fabulous an-
imal ) ; sage ad. on all fours ; -cabpresn
8. tetrahedron ; -ῥε δε a.composed
of four elements ; —pcpeus(As fp OF σειν
—qwpultf, [Fy s. wednesday; 8. Op;
~amwbf a.tetrameter; -negh 9. qua-
drivium; a. quadrivial; -ausmpfph. &c.
δ. Qopkphfr, δα. ἢ -ωε ἔν at 85. tetra-
Btyle ; τωρ s.tetrastic ; -Ywthb uh 5.
quadrisyllable; afore ase fy δ exes Ss. "Press races _
duvel; τρια, ἐγ οἷν a-four-booked (Gos-
pel) ; -srsse% a. fourteen; four times
ten, forty ; ~ ens asous εν κε νας εἰν ἔς ἐμῇ tlhokp ’
full moqgn; τ κϑ cas sews ἔν renga. ὦ ἃ. four-
teenth; wanes ut, p kwh or elt ; Egnelby
a. all the fourteen; -muuushophay a.
of fourteen days (full moon); -csw_
piws a. of four elements; -akpke a.
quadriphyllous ; -p&qhbean 5. quadri-
Valves ; “ορά κω. pkfy a. of four days;
ad. the fourth day ; -- νενᾳ med. quart-

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20h
an, --ague ;— whbg (PE(be, slight
quartan-ague ; - whig swumpl, Very
bad quartan-ague ; -epkfap mywSky,,
to fast four days; LE puhp fy qznb-pu
Lncpnp OT OL to eat once in four
days. [use.
ἘΩ ,ρίδωων 4. dried curds for winter
*Q on (2 (de. 8. pickled turnips to cook
for winter use.
*Qop[Fibacy 8. cool. gypaetus. -
Qap fu S. veges
Qapbp a. fourth; -- Sweet, the fourth
part, a quarter, quadrant.
Qappgu ad. four times. [oxen.
*Q.pnge s. leading pair of draught
Qapac(F ped 8. dryness, arridity, de-
Qapacmn a. ary, arid- [siccation.
Qapu, q- 8. Qore - [or sources.
Qopumhik we a. having four springs
QDeryres cas shir be se a. of four months. :
on ahr 7) Ss. 9. Ephacuf. [ pera avtefr «
Qnpananutp a. four-footed: 5. 8.Qaa
Qappb uf s.the number four ; a. four.
Qappb-4 ἢ ὑ S. Qapgomubf.
Qappope. og ας fourth; ad. fourthly;
8. four; quarter; -- wwat, forty 5 sappy
—wg qbhocone four quaternions of sol-
diers; pg, the marrying four times;
the fourth marriage , or the fourth
time married ; -wyhe 8. tetrarch ;
—wanfy .tetrameter ; - σε 4. qua-
ternity ; -ταρ δ ωννε (θ΄ s. tetrarchy.
Qones phg a- four; -- wegeed, four
times; f saps ghw;, to go upon all
fours; pupdhuy f sepfy, borne by
four men; 97 of -- Efu ess εἴ coy le » on the
fourth, on the fourth of the month.
Qoppthe δ. ἃ coach & four; quadriga.
Qopgemwtf 4. quadruped.
ae. og 8. Way, road; journey, tra-
vel, voyage; departure; decamping;
removal, removing; march, marching; |
campaign; expedition; -- wntb,, ῥ᾽ —
wihwhk,, to begin a journey, to set
out, to start, to go away, to leave, to
TEMOVE; — webby qopwgs tO decamp,
to break up the camp, to march.
“εἶν wy 8. twine, string, cord,
rope; line, halter; —wdgacf s. stretch-
ing ἃ cord ; -sdieh, wg a. cord-twist-
ing; s. rope-maker; —kayy, -δηξῖ, a.
made of cord ; -- ny frusperquce . SCOUTZO
of cords, rope’s end.
Qaewan, &C.8. Ppocwa, &C.
Qnempupoe (2h 8. departure, remov-
ing, removal, decampment.

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9..ε δι, Egh un. 8. Qae mnthd; fig.
to die. [cloth.

Qnefrwgghnn a. dressed in woollen

Qnafuwys f& 4. cloth, woollen cloth,
wool-stuffs 5 -wenpd, wy 8. wOollen-
draper; clothier; —wqapdne(2§ 8. dra-
pery, cloth-manufactory 5 —cssfas®eon.
δ. Dore frrary eng ned 3 — 00s ων Nees vx. ve_[F- fue te 3.
drapery, cloth-trade.

Qreqqanpwe a. unorthodox.

Qaad: ΕΣ 27) S. Late

Qatkenp a. poor, moneyless.

Qathbahr publ? un. not to mind or
listen, to be inattentive, to disobey.

Qnewb, fp a.uneatable; unfit for food.

*Onpajum, ᾧ 8. chocolate; ρωσδωξ οὖ
-ν adish of --ἰ; fsunkps —f, --stick;
glk, —» to drink πὶ —asgnyl a. —--C0-
loured ; -wqapd, wg 8. —maker ; πίως
tut 8.—-pot; - αὐ ἡλίωι, weg $.—-dealer.

QD espeas Sb garqee (3 ῥεῖν s. the disregard-
ing fasts.

9.5 a. useless, good for nothing,
vile, bad, worthless ; —« «νεῖν.» not to
care for or about, to do without, to
dispense with, not to mind, to neglect,
to pass over, to omit.

Qafenny a. useless ; <p s. useless
things, futilities » trifles; —cstesd” un.
not to need. [ness, simplicity.

Qui ιν carpe 8s ore (Ff s. unostentatious-

0003 @_an8 δ. ἤνυσεν.

θ νιν ζω» a. inoffensive, harm-
less : -< (2) 5. inoffensiveness, harm-
lessness. [posed to labour.

9 Πρ“ wel a. indolent, idle, indis-

Qusk er > wy a. blind to, conniving at;
E~ wath, - οἷν KY had «nth,» 0 close
the eyes to, to pass over, to wink at.

Qfa,(F 2. negligence.

Φ paws castoury 5. Qipky ; -ενε ἔξ αν δ.
pseudopontiff ; -ac/Pfe% 4. pseudo-
bishopric.

Q patra, wrquy vn. to come to noth-
ing; to be annihilated, to perish, to
vanish, to disappear.

Qpwevnwt 5. unfortunate country.

Q purgnegutt Sf ya.to reduce Or bring
to nothing, to annihilate, to dissipate,
to destroy.

9. pwenp a. needy, indigent, neces-
sitous, poor, beggarly; - &/ sw, ἵ
possess nothing, I am pennyless;-€,
he is in a state of necessity, of want,
poverty or need; -wfs% a. profitless,
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poor, to become needy, to want, to be
in need, in extreme want, without
resources, in straitened circumstan-
ces; ns Epuunph pp “ὦ hE Lo ὦ eyo ab atk pr
wpdwhk,, it was not difficult for Thy
Almighty hand to send ; -a/#f-% s.
want of necessary things, indigence,
necessity, dearth, beggary, misery,
poverty; penury; privation; — qge%
dneg, embarrassed state of the finan-
ces; —(2% G4u,,. to live in straitened.
circumstances, in poverty; ῥ -ὦ ζω,
he is in great want, he is very poor.

2 pb, Egusy S. 9. ρευῖωνΓ. ᾿

fq a. innocent, inculpable; -ρ
8. excuse, justification ; δ᾽ -« wnatb,,
to excuse; f -ω or τύῥφω spub;, to ex-
cuse or justify oneself, to dissemble ;
to hide or conceal oneself.

9 piwy fg a. rare, curious, admir-
able, charming, superb, excellent.

9 ρ»νωηώη δὴ a.very charming,grace-
ful, elegant ; -gfeu a. rare, excellent,
singular, matchless, unique, incom-
parable; -géJ° a. fine-looking, of a
charming figure, handsome, graceful,
beautiful; —quypq a. magnificently a-
dorned; -44pey a. admirable, beauti-
ful; -- δ ν -Σ ΕἾ, a. maguificently con-
structed, sumptuous, superb, magni-
ficent ; -ἶδε a. fine-shaped; -αξω ad.
excellently, admirably; -#4u, —wh_
wfs 8. 9. οδιωη νη. Lf [ishing.

9 plwqhdwg a. bewildering, aston-

Q piwaneh 4. beauty, delicacy, gen-
tility, grace, handsomeness, elegance,
gracefulness.

Q pamb 0 νει πῇς oar ks assy a. vile, abject,
worthless, despicable, mean.

2 ρσων 8. D pessteaee el".

Qpnc(Pfe% 4. annihilation ; disap-
pearance ; — ferry, the knotty point
of a question.

Ute

Q (be) wf s.the twenty sixth letter
of the alphabet & the twentieth of the
consonants ; «4, i, eight hundred;
eight hundredth.

— Itis sometimes used instead of
the letters ep ἃ #3; as:
namh—nuph , eo αὔδα esr [νων — ssa el gr assye fryer :
woke wy bashus—ulefrushutte 5 Iyuaprrey— ter
pref » &e.

— In foreign words, the letter p is
changed by us into 1; for example:
Peter, Passover, Probus, &c., Qe.
angers , ΠΣ Ρ A » ἄς.

ἢ οὗν, gf vu. to kiss; to adore;
§. Grbbe & Ledgene pled’

ann 9 T0082 ν &e. 8. ΟΣ » &e.

ἢ περ 5. ἢ wene.p .

Qudtfu 8. Gr.w. 8. ϑιυΐη .

Q upsets δ. [βωριωωεωἷν & 1} δ κα οἷ».

ΟΣ ἐ. Εν mush §. palace, hall ;
court; hotel; —a#4.% s.courtier, gentle-
man of the court.

ἢ μων. gy 8. aposteme, impos-
thume, abscess, suppuration, pustule :
boss, stud; - Lputhusy » bu 0; asa ly cer asg
a. studded, adorned or set with studs;
—uwhud, wguy un. to draw toa head, to
gather, to suppurate, to form an ab-
Β0688; —ayfit a. papillary; -weop a.
pustulous, pimply.

Qayfo% s.Latinw. pallium. [beef.

ων, by a. sodden, boiled ; s. boiled

Q wfruftS a. precipitated.

Qufrupowhe 5. blame, contempt,
reproach, reproof, reprehension.

Q ofr αι a.contemptible, blam-
able, despicable, reprehensible, cen-
surable.

Q cas fr cpr ed, Eg va. to blame, to
reprove, to rebuke, to reproach, to
find fault with, to reprobate, to dis-
approve, to condemn, to censure.

ἢ afr pushne (2 ft 8. Quprapuhace Ὁ

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θωμκω" S. ῥα.

Qufsk-gaegquthd va. to frighten, to
dismay, to strike with consternation,
terror or dread, to terrify, to appal.

Q sfsb pp a. well boiled.

Qufopt, kgw, un. to be frightened
at, struck with consternation.

Qufehon a.afraid, timid. [ment.

ἢ wfrXurewitg » wg 8. female orna-

ων. ἣν 5. breakage, rupture ;
split, cleft; fig. great fright, conster-
nation, terror, dismay.

Qufuney. ἔνα 8. halter, bridle; (eu.
ΠΣ q— or --εὐ ἐν luk, to break
from the halters.

Qofupl. bg 8: money, effects, pro-
perty, goods; provisions, victuals:
cattle; -ρῷ 8. some money.

Qf, p s. French ὦ. female jewelry.

Qichww, bg a. defective, imperfect;
ad, less; fre ῥεξρ - bg kf, qh bs δεω-
fg&S, what do I still want for? fs
- & pkg, what do you want for? -
unity, to do without, to dispense
with ; to diminish; to deprive of; to
destroy, to kill.

ἢ whwuashwh a. privative ; defective;
—dfen a. narrow-minded, crack-brain-
ed, senseless, insensate, foolish, stol-
1d, silly ; —diwnc(2h s. narrow-minded-
ness, silliness, simplicity, foolishness;
—dopne OF σε. a. scant-bearded ; --εορ
α. ὃ. Qurhaw ; faulty; — κε» defective
verb.

Qush wok, Eyl ᾿ -υξι, ἔτ γε! on. to
fail; to want, to be wanting in, to
lack, to run short; to lessen, to grow
less, to diminish, to cease; to weaken,
to swoon; to die; as¢. to be eclipsed;
—yneuth, wane; —bauy fs Sarr easy . mad,
foolish; -b bk oghp wz. they are
exhausted, worn out; —byfd use pt
Jupmuuniwg, MY eyes are weary
with weeping ; Jf [PE -Lyuge fob:
have you perhaps wanted for any
thing? qh'%s3 wy -ubp fed b μωρέμωα,
“πεν What was wanting to my hap-
piness ? |

ἢ εν ἔν σε. α εὐἿοῖ SL υα. ἴο lessen, to
diminish, to decrease, to reduce; to
deduct, to restrict; -- f dffa,. to take
away, to deprive of life.

cash ecoesrrgr ag. 9 asg ὃ. want, fault. ,

Qashewun (dl Ss. Want, failure, dijmt-
nution, decrease; deficiency ; fault,

| imperfection ; blemish, defect ; dearth,

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penury; ast. eclipse; -- ,vcutf, Wane.

Q ash ewe δ, ὃ. wanting.

Quhhynegwibd 8. Qiukneyutbed.

Q whined, {δι ᾿ ovgh ay un. to be
amazed, surprised, petrified with as-
tonishment; to be frightened, appall-
ed, terrified, dismayed, palsied or stu-
pefied with fear; to be struck with
terror; to shudder, to tremble.

Qwhatgnegwikw va. to bewilder, to
dazzle. {with, to fall in love.

Qh fs un. to become enamoured

Qnhoner, wg a. impudent, salacious,
lascivious, libidinous, lewd, lecher-
ous, licentious, libertine , obscene;
-wpop ad. dissolutely, lavishly; --.
hash α. libidinous ; —bgneguitbs of va. to
take the eye, to attract all eyes; —f./,
ἔ 9.“ un. to give oneself up to lechery
or lasciviousness, to Jead a dissolute
life, to live in debauchery; -n (2h s.
dissolute life, impurity, impudence,
lust, lewdness, lasciviousness, leche-
ry, obscenity.

Q.ofn.% s. fright, start.

ἢ ζει) κα, gk va. to scare, to
affright, to terrify, to strike with ter-
ror, amazement or stupor, to astound,
to dismay; to chill, to make one’s
blood run cold, to dispirit, to damp
the courage; -- wéfe, to chill with
horror. (ful.

Qeshnegutinqushuwh a.frightful,dread-

Qwwhoegn fH 4. fear, fright, terror,
consternation, stupor, astonishment,
stupefaction.

“ὦν ἢ «ῥα, {ὦ un. S. Qeohkio Tl; to
feel giddy, dizzy or stupefied with fear.

“Ὡς, ag 8. guard, guardianship;
guard, sentry, mounting guard; watch;
watching ; hour, moment, time ; guard,
guard-house, post, vedette ; prison;
occupancy ; siege 3: “πε. ἢ, S. Q cr 5 sy;
-Ὲ -» from time to time; μεῳ ἵνα -ne,
then, at that time; fp -act yapaed, at
the time when > sernmeomnel —ach, it
was already the morning watch; f
erpoepzacd —ne ghekpajt, about the
fourth watch at night; ῥ᾽ - Sf%, to
keep the country ; ᾧ - udp», to gave
his life; -- »%&,, to guard, to defend ;
to mount guard; ῥ᾽ -- wphuthy. πεν,
f —ne ease ἕγσνα. ἢ qe to arrest, to put m
prison; - aarprlastely » f - εν νε Ἴρενε. ἢ» to be-
siege, to occupy; zub,; ῥ᾽ -, to keep
er place in reserve.

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Q ὡς forge 8. Very Vigilant guard.
Qwsuf, wo 8. keeper, guardian ,
warden; guard, garrison; guard, sen-
try; — qgacat, Gates, straits; pass,
defile; fortress, fortified place; -- ἐν.
ying, Hagar, fnpuml wih, the Genius
of death, Satan; — achhz, quspkz, to
compel, to constrain, to task, to force
to villein service.

Qc S carly ἘΣ wg 8. guard; bess 00g sas ἢ
wg ἃ. guard, garrison; guard-house ;
—hwiyh ὧν 8. commandant of a garrison;
—husfup , wg a. compelling to fatigue-
duty or task-work ; -fapofs pbupS un.
to change the gaard, sentry or watch,
to make the round.

Quswhkwt, &gf vn. to apply oneself
to, to avail oneself of.

Qa c kbp, ag 8. OVErseer, SUrVEYOF;
tutor; 5. ως qa

Q hwhbg ppupl un. to fast together.

Q sh shane {δ fp s. mounting or keep-
ing guard; villenage, statute labour,
drudgery. [vedette.

Q asSuyryg 5. guard, sentinel, sentry,

QS useg » wy 8. iron Or Wooden tie-

iece, binding-piece, notched-rail ,
brane. buttress, flying-buttress ; —as_
ζω a. fastened, tied with a tie-piece;
sustained by a buttress; 5. 3. Qusgusheq ;
παι kyf va. to brace; to prop with
buttresses. [ s&4; —p , garrison,guard.

Q ) oamg 8. S. Drs Sess Yt Len

Qw5whny 4. prison, dungeon.

Qusut, ghg 8. credit-side, credit ;
5. ἢ ως δ». ifs «

ἢ ςωΐϑωλιρ 8. ἢ ures Pneifh -

Qos πβιωρευῖ, s.pretor’s court, tri-
bunal, court of justice, judgment-hall.

Q 6.0196 ;b a. exigible.

Quswipks, bgp va. to exact, to re-
cover, to require, to claim, to lay
claim to; to examine, to discuss; --
qttsu. to claim, to challenge, to de-
mand; -- - qummunstp, to require;
f pag -- yrdkpk qog fl » to require
one’s soul of one; — χωρεω [ων ν to
punish or chastise the impious; ἐρξοδω
-, to avenge, to be avenged ; -/s un.
to be exacted, claimed ; 4:82: enn ass es ase oats
~, to be compelled to give account
of; 497°Re 4 ηοχεω ἢ, πω “(4 ebb συ β»
the rich shall suffer great torments.

Q).o4ut9f3 a. exacting, requiring, de-
manding , reclaiming ; s. pretender ,
claimant ; -foq s. exactor; receiver.

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ἢ ,,ς ωἶοι. δ, 42. exigence, demand,
recovery, request , requisition; pre-
tention; discussion ; whfpuse —, Cxac-
tion, extortion; yhae — pisby, claim-

Q ὡς wkp s.imprisonment. [ing, claim.

Quy, wy § guard, guardian,
inspector, superintendent, overseer;
sentry, sentinel; -ρν guard, guards,
garrison ; S. 2 hissy br carl, ; - ayqgb umf.
vineyard-keeper; S. Zeb paw -[guard.

(ἢ ὦ ᾧ ἐν 204 ἐν one 01 be ons $. captain of the

Q ὡς ρων 4. Object serving to con-
tain another or others, trunk, box,
case, scrutoire, sheath, scabbard, cov-
er, &c.; * vestry-room ; — tedwhp,
envelope, cover; - (#ql#y, pocket-
book, portfolio; -&# va. to involve;
to enclose, to envelop, to encase, to
cover, to pack or wrap up} —f& s.
small envelope or cover.

QwsiuphbS, δῦ va. to guard, to
mount guard, to garrison, to mount
sentry.

Qishwgny a. abstaining, abstinent,
fasting ; - τε δ ῥεῖν s. abstinence, fast.

Qarsegeg 8. ΟΝ

ἢ 6 γι kgf va. to preserve, to keep,
to maintain; to guard, to watch over;
to preserve, to guarantee ; to keep, to
observe; to hide, to keep secret, to
conceal; to abstain from, to fast; je.
ancleh -, to keep silence; = quid
Jbukgt , to refrain, to forbear, to
avoid; Yooh eas engeseS bs ὦ, Gey OF EL, itis re-
served or destined for him to; §.

σφε ἐσνσνε. δ, «

QuSéums by 8. reserve; keeping;
deposit, consignment ; maintenance,
keep ; sequestration ; a. placed or
kept in reserve; -- Somp fsuyuthy, fat-
tened sheep ; 434, ῥ -f. to put in re-
servo, to reserve; αν», f --, to depo-
sit, to consign; to put in prison; gas
Or εἰ, ῥὶ — or & - β. to be in custody,
In arrest, in prison.

Qn Sb gaqnelth 5. Q achugayne(Fh-

ἢ ως νι (δ 4. statute service, forced
labour. (guard, to keep, to defend.

Qe Stoush 8. Q) card arf ; «δ, haf va. to

Q whtopg. S. Q ως eaten μη.»

Qwhnq a. §. Quhwyng ; keeping ἢ

Q car Serger 5. ἢ ἐς casary exe « [preserving.

ἢ ως ΐνωξ . wg 8. guard, defender,
protector ; armour, cuirass; preserva-
tive; phylactery; - gétp. defensive
armour ; - gusk~wy » breast-plate; --

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pugtwy , armiet, bracelet, leather
gauntlet ; — puydpy . greaves, leg-
piece; qépx -, mail, coat of mail;
Jub oasy be hessghs usy - 5 leather-cuirass,
buff jerkin.

ἢ Sy euros a. preservative, de-
fensive; δ. phylactery; —4fy 4. fellow-
guard Or guardian; —headt, ugey Un.
to be guarded, kept, protected; to
beware, to take care or heed, to for-
bear 3 -αρὸν on S. ΙΧ ΝΣ -σιοῖ,
8. conservatory ; post, post-house;
shelter, refuge, asylum.

card exp este be af » Egf, τό gee qubled να.
to guard, to preserve, to -keep; to
protect, to guarantee, to sustain, to
defend ; to shield, to screen, to secure
or shelter from; to maintain, to en-
tertain; - χων, to guard, to pre-
serve oneself from ; — 6 gpa: to
screen from the cold; -fd un. to be
kept, guarded, protected.

ἢ ζωμοῦ » boy 8. preserver, guard-
ian; defender, protector; —tmquhuk
S. ὼς qth 3 bog 8. Prison ; —bec
(#} s. preservation, guard, protection,
defence; maintenance; observance,

Qwbumhey a- fasting. (observation.

Quip. sng s.abstinence ; fast; ws,
of? 00808. εἶνε vg ots Uy case >» Lent; or ἡ κα ς τῇ
fish-day, fast-day ; “(δ ayuntk,, to
abstain from meat; to fast.

ἢ νη. fg s.frost, ice; sleet; * a. cold,
icy, glacial, freezing ; Seghy» gered amdfy
-f%, to thaw, to melt, to liquefy; -
“σε ἔς» to freeze, to ice.

Q wags 5 &c. 8. Ladin» &e.

Q rqustrrel” S. Q ΠΣ Δ

ἢ γευΐνιωε. 4. grotto; - kph, sta-
lactite ; — amnpft , stalagmite.

onary cas asy assed ᾽ -υὐ ἷ, a. limpid, pure;
splendid, shining, bright.

Q ccssyecsen S. (ἢ esq sen np °

cao 700s arr oxo fos ens κα a. suppliant ; ad. be-
seechingly, imploringly.

Q wy whe §.supplication, implora-
tion, instance, entreaty, prayer, invo-
cation, request, solicitation; rogation.

Q car rp essarspoil, 2.) un. to beg with sub-
mission, to implore, to supplicate, to
pray or entreat earnestly, to sollicit,
to beg for, to adjure, to beseech, to
invoke, to intercede ; sqesqevsnmba —,
to address the most earnest entreaties.

ΟΣ ov cas fs, -wenkl ᾿ onan Δ
dried fig, string of dried figs, a frail.

aux

Q rq rnc Th . ΟΣ 8. Q) ΣΧ": °

Qaryhd, kguy un. to freeze, to be
frozen, to congeal, to coagulate, to
thicken ; to catch cold; - έσξωίδων
to arm with cuirass.

Q agli y. f 8. alum ; ~wdf% 5. alumin-
ium ; -mpuy 8.alunite ; -ἰᾷ 8. alumina;
-faw 8. slumipate; -o.#% s. aluming,

*Q ἡ νως s.icicle.[steeping in alum.

Q wqdivhwt a. oscillating, swinging,
shaking.

Φ...,ν.2, 4. freezing, congelation,
coagulation; cooling, chilliness; phys.
refrigeration.

ἢ ωημωη ων » f 8. specular stone;
rock-erystal; *ice, ice-cream.

Qearqeynf, oy 8. shining pimple or
eruption: lustre, glitter, brilliancy;
-k ef, kgf vn. to shine, to sparkle, to
glitter; -s.# 5. splendour, bright-
ness ; -νεὖν a. shining, sparkling, brilli-
ant; —wetp 8. gallery, kiosk, canopy;
sumptuous litter.

Quay, ory 8. cattle; =e» means,
expedient, device; -α muXwpk,. to
seck the means to, to resort to all
sorts of expedients, contrivances or
shifts.

QweMapwpryd $. cattle-breeder; — Shr ese
a. block-headed, stupid, silly, stolid,
foolish. |

Q wMupwtp s. the gaining or procur-
ing one’s livelihood ; subsistance,
maintenance; food, victuals; means,
way, remedy, expedient.

ἢ. Biss ps eas cay Es ad. bestially, brutally.

QaMapmpom ὅ. pasture-land.

Q wei phoL£e a. bestial, brutal; ~p s.
beasts, animals. { mature.

Q ae Meee k qe ὃ. bestiality, brute

QaeXuphdt, kgf, -—ppd. ἔην un. to
provide, to get, to come by ; to try,
to endeavour, to remedy, to find
means; — gibt, ty earn one’s liveli-
hood, to provide wherewith to live.

Q wApmwh s. delicious condiments.

Q nA; a. adorned, beautified, set
off, decked, elegant; s. jewel, trinket;
3. (ἢ cssMive Wears «

Q oe Mire Nig wh 8. phrase-maker, bom-
bastic, fulsome author, hireling writ-
er, affected speaker; a. emphatical;
σεῦ by una. to speak elegantly ; to
overload a discourse with ornament;
—qape , “4 δ. jeweller; '- οὐ A. bediz-
ened, bedecked ; adorned, embellish-

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ed; studied, affected, finical ; empha-
tic, elegant, pompous.[darling, deary.

QwAne Aw 4. chubby baby, little

Q wAne χων °.p? ἵν $. attire, orna-
ment, dress, studied or elegant toilette,
finery ; affectation, studied elegance;
apparel, furniture; doll; fig. false ap-
pearance, counterfeit show, disguise.

Dy cas Miva Nees ang ons ων οἷς ρ s. doll ἢ puppet ’
baby. (quettish, dandy.

Q wAne Awake a. fond of finery, co-

Q wAne Abd, byl va. to deck, to at-
tire, to embellish, to adorn, to beauti-
fy, to decorate, to bedizen, to bedeck;
to paint, to plaster; to dissemble, to
feign, to disguise ; to give oneself
airs; -- gdp dpie.to embalm ; S. Ῥῥωᾷ;
a i a. S. as ove Nes cargo 5 - δον
ubp,p» cunningly devised fables ; -- 44&_
peho, skilfully dressed meats.

Quy, fy s. fairy, elf.

Q wywqeren, wg 8. successor, heir, in-
heritor, descendant; noble, nobleman,
prince, lord; —&, kgf va. to succeed,
to inherit; to make oneself master of,
to master, to domineer, to lord, to rule
over; —nc(df/c% s. succession, inherit-
ance, descent, lineage; nobility.

Q easy ergs ’ quileg a. noble. [like.

Qrvzer S. ἢ μα; - ὧἷν a. fairy, fairy-

Quybkhod, {{ ὦ un. to Wait; toserve.

QenylFh lf, ~bynegeatk df S. Q ory (Fe
gwlkd-

Qa lPk S, kgf, Q coy (F- ful, b guy UN. to
burst, to crack, to split, to shiver, to
break, to cleave; fig. to be transport-
ed by pride, to be puffed up.

Quy(Fheu, [Poe s. burst, crash,
crack, eruption, rupture, explosion.

Quyl(Pnigqubibkd, gf va. to burst, to
cause to break, to shiver, to cleave,
to break or burst open. [Mew

ἢ δά. showy 2. guard, guardian; S.

Qa, s- bailiff, city magistrate, ma-
gistrate. [ous.

ἢ υμάξ ὧἵ, s.a. Paulician; incestu-

Quyswn, wg a. clear, limpid, pure ;
clear, serene, clean; gay; splendid,
sparkling, brilliant, luminous, shining;
bright, polished, clean; distinct, evid-
ent, plain; illustrious, glorious, far-
famed, renowned, celebrated; f Set
gépdu —«, arrayedin gorgeousapparel.

ayo onwpt a. speaking brilliant-
ly or eloquently; -&, bah una. to
speak floridly; -n.(2} 4. florid style;

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elegance of expression ; -pé-ppJ un. to
be adorned with fine fruits; -g4q u.
wonderfully beautiful, splendid &
handsome; -φ« οἷν a. very white, can-
did, very fair; -gectnc(2h s. bright-
ness of tint, splendid colour; —geaq
a. superbly ornamented, magnificent,
splendid, superb; —qupqgéd va. to a-
dorn with elegance ; -geapqnc[Ffed 8.
splendid ornament, embellishment,
magnificence, glory; —ggbasy» gbgfg»
—qzbun a. dressed splendidly, wear-
ing brilliant garments ; luminous,
glorious ; -- bab, , -qgbtacd or τη μι.
wf un. to dress oneself splendidly,
to wear superb apparel, to bedizen
or bedeck oneself elegantly; —ggéu_
wach ὃ. luxury in dress; -(#ée a.
brilliant-winged, superbly feathered ;
—pye αὐ very luminous, glittering, daz-
zling, refulgent; -οω a. clear speak-
ing ; eloquent; —hEpughl Ss. Qh esry & sas
ΚΣ Δ hE pune [9 frre ὃ. Transfigura-
tion; πόρων a. magnificently built,
superb; - ῥα a. well-matched, very
resembling; -όρω; a. wonderful, a-
MAZING ; -Zee, wgay vn. to brighten,
to become clear; to shine, to glitter,
to sparkle, to be resplendent; fig. to
shine, to render oneself illustrious, to
flourish, to signalize or distinguish
oneself, to be remarked, to become a
person of note; —%«% a. glorious, il-
lustrious ; --γίνδωυνε [9 μεν s. sumptuous
building; -αδω ad. splendidly, glori-
ously, pompously , magnificently ;
—sayumh a. crowned splendidly, wear-
ing ἃ brilliant crown; -quykznes a.
very fine, magnificent; -mfuf, a. of
a shining aspect, luminous, brilliant;
—greguhk of va. to clear, to brighten,
to render brilliant, to give splendour;
fg-to cause to shine, to render illust-
rious, to distinguish, to celebrate;
- qputs, to render clear, to explain,
to dilucidate ; -fuy, a. shining, spark-
ling, glittering ; -a, 5. clarinet.

wSwakpuate a. bright coloured ;
-4ptw a. of a bright countenance, gay,
cheerful, sprightly.

Quydwanc(Ffheu s. clearness, light,
brightness, splendour; lustre, brilli-
ancy, magnificence, glory, celebrity,
renown; magnitude ; vivacity, seren-
ity ; limpidness, purity. [cians.

Qeuyquhbine(2h 2. sect of the Pauli-

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ἢ yeh ths.dazziing, hallucination

ἢ πων, wy 8. condition, nature,
state, quality, circumstance ; condi-
tion, term, measure, rule, limitation,
close; part, article, proposition, trans-
action; stipulation, agreement, trea-
ty, bargain, compact, pact; — s#%Spus_
Shem, condition, sine qua non; — «ἔως
futuahf, appointment, assignation ; -
f& tung, condition, state, circumstance;
- hudiwk, original draft of a treaty or
contract; Suyguead vy «ae, iD aD ἰῃ-
terrogatory manner ; -«< σα. upon
condition, on terms; -- αὖνέρ. to place
or impose conditions, to make a con-
tract, to contract, to bind oneself by
contract ; S. διωπωΐνων ζῇ ξ on «

ἢ να he 8. contract, covenant ;
—gpnc_(#h s. agreement, convention;
—-S uf 8. delay ; ~hush, περ a. condf-
tional.

Q wjhiwthS, kgf va.to agree, to con-
clude a treaty, to stipulate, to con-
tract ; to article; to qualify, to limit.

Q aryre cup &. fifty poun 8.

Quynewwh, ary δ. bag, pouch; — mF
eee s game-bag; - neqkcapusgs cloak-
bag; -- (pang tktbgoa (st , bag of false
weights.

ἢ καρ .atwg s.notch of an arrow.

wy, fy s-iron, horse-shoe.

(ἢ νον » ps. Persian w- horse-shoer,
shoeing-smith, farrier; -n/# s. far-

Qujnkd, kgf va.toshoe. [riery.

uypu » wa 8. Persian w. debate,
dispute, quarrel, strife, controversy ;
ΟΣ, ices ων [rg . ΠΣ ..72 b -£z acclkp » to
Open a question or controversy, to
debate, to dispute; -4i, kgf, -ῥαγ, ἐς

guy un. to create strife, contests or

law-suits, to litigate, to question, to
dispute; to struggle hard, to fight, to
baitle; -πε δ, ὃ. DQ ase ate

Qui, fy 5. round loaf, bread ; honey-
comb; bot. hen-bane.

Q νῦν, ὃ. pq ccoclia[F εν »

Q) cog eg S. ἢ ccs ess xs. «

ἢ,» dpa. Gr.w. pepular.

ἢ υὐνη fos exo sas press ad. like a pilgrim ;
—hwt a. travelling, wandering ; - 2 1.
fellow-pilgrim; —teard 5. Qubgfufd;
-bog s. this earthly pilgrimage; hos-
pice, inn for pilgrims, foreigners or
other travellers, khan, caravanseral.

Qwighunk gavguwileS va. to cause to
emigrate, to estrange, to convey,

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transport or remove from one’s coun-
try, to cause to inhabit another place,
to dwell elsewhere.

Q cntng frenfed, ἄγε! un. to emigrate,
to leave or quit one’s country, to re-
move from, to be estranged; to go on
a pilgrimage.

Quigg penn (δ εἴ, 4. condition of an
alien or stranger; emigration, trans-
nigration, migration; pilgrimage.

Quigngs fo -bs gery 8. hotel, inn,
hostelry, tavern; —esaye% OF ἥν 8.
inn- or tavern-keeper, host, landlord,
master of an hotel; major-domo, house-
steward; 4f% —f. hostess ; -- σελ αν
8. hostship , inn-keeper’s calling ; -
feng, hostess-ship. (silly, foolish.

ων a. hare-brained, stupid,

Quignpk ah moe 8.Pandora’s-box.

Qutgappoclsh $. stupidity, silliness,
foolishness, simplicity, rusticity.

Q ΡΨ ξ op fiscrressy 8. foreigner ,
emigrant, alien, stranger; pilgrim.

Qtek S va.to propagate trees by
layers of offsets, shoots or suckers,
, Awitgef s.provining. [to provine.

Q wt [Phen " “ἢ στ. ιν. ὃ. Badung.

Qwibp » Upry OF Uf 8. cheese ; - on
pwdynfrry , Dutch πὶ gapdby,, aes & πε, α 200
ak, -, to make cheese ; to curdle milk.

Qutsuput a. eloquent, fluent ;
boasting ; —gajte ad. excellently, sub-
limely , eminently ; -,4 @. glorious ,
praise-worthy, laudable ; magnificent,

Ompous, excellent, sumptuous ; sub-
ime, illustrious , renowned , distin-
guished.

Q ed seo al", any fe » Q) cast neste ccs al’ aang assy 5
Quid mip S. Q) xrprd fal; Qeapd ashp -

Qaitd wayne guike S va. to praise, to
Vaunt, to glorify, to sing the praises
of, to extol, to cry or preach up, to
exalt, to flatter, to laud, to commend.

Quidsa.f3f s. boasting, vaunting ,
bragging. (tium.

ΟΣ: ἢ ῥ ἢ —prt 8. Gr. w. pancra-

Qutpwgnpd, wg δ. cheese-maker:;
~3f% s. chem. caseum, casein ; --(ὦ ζω.
$. cheese-monger ; - τ un. to curdle,
to coagulate as cheese.

Qutpomp, p 8. milk-diet, fasting
on lacteal products.

Quo, wy 8. provision, viaticum,
food, victuals; victualling, providing,
Cee , Stores, equipment; the

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QUc
ἢ ρα μωρ a. carrying victuals ;
8. pack-horse or mule; -afiq a. well
provisioned or furnished ; - “αὖ. to
victual, to provide, to store, to stock,
to equip; — jeac,, to stock or furnish
with all sorts of provisions.

Qa.wpkd, kg va.to besiege, to in-
vest, to beset, to blockade, to occu-
py, to shut, to encircle, to enclose, to
surround ; —Layg 4. the besieged.

Quyuphs, -paq a. besieging; -ρ s.
the besiegers.

ων δ 8. siege, investment ,
blockade, surrounding, occupancy ; -
Sinwg, anxiety, preoccupation ; giky
ἥσπωνε f Ld LL , to fetter, to put
into irons, to shackle; 6 - be yup
gh, wphuatl, to besiege, to lay siege
to, to invest.

Ἐῶ wyncpuh 8. ϑ06ἃ cucumber.

Q ὠρωρωδ' 8. swelling, tumour.

Q ὠρζωνων sr ushwkh δ. AaPpanage.

Qw2nk fb a. adorable, worshipful.

ἢ ρων πε {Ff s. worship; idolatry ;
service.

Qununkd, δῦ va.to adore, to wor-
ship; to minister, to serve, to wait on;
to administer, to confer; to officiate ;
to provide, to furnish; to exercise, to
employ; -- qheapSarpqu, to administer
the Sacraments ; -- qéunuaync(2} . to
serve; -f/ un. to employ, to use, to
make use of, to avail oneself of, to
adopt.

Quy.nnct 5. worship, adoration ;
service; — wnbm,, to be served or
ministered to.

Qi wey, wg 8. defender, patron,
protector, favourer; minister, ser-
vant; — wf#, patron saint, patron; -
qusnfp, advocate, attorney ; - gay,
lv, ndkp, to defend, to protect, to

(ἢ enpesty ers oh a. defensive. [assist.

(ἢ wr ny uhuhp 8. royal service ; life-

(ἢ κεν ang ccs ass e_roye s. client. [guard.

Qian wthd, kgf un. to defend, to
protect, to sustain, to favour, to sup-
port; to save, to preserve, to keep;
to care, to take care; - δεδ(δ wbdfin,
to do nothing but defend oneself, to
remain on the defensive.

cosy cx0 ang rasta» —hagquilast a. defensive;
—bngne 9} 4. protectorate.

ἢ μων εἶμ δ 4. defence, protec-
tion, guard, auspices, patronage, stay,
support, favour; apology, intercee-

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sion; service, office ; x -ἢ opftuy,
under the egis of the Law.

(ἢ cay art ang ers e_ife ὃ. protection.

(ἢ ὡωνοῖ, ar μεν bias ὦ ὃ. worship, ador-
ation, latria, religion; service, office,
ministry ; ceremony, mystery; ser-
vice, office; employment, function,
duty, post, place; - ὡδιω ἵν, divine
worship; - gang, idolatry, the wor-
ship of idols; u%nmf -- " superstition;
— Wnglgtyeg , burial service; burial;
- gunf, piety, religion, fear of God;
Sau wep ulus ay ει} ων εα αὔνε. tip public func-
tions ; -- OF ayuinedinehep , Olympic or
public games; fp ayuyunudinl , by pro-
fession ; “ἢ μων οἷν δ ny caresses pr as ly sg ἢ.,.
“ιν εν ἴα.» the Minister of Public Wor-
ship; — «2%6,;. to pay one’s court to,
to court, to flatter; -- «wntne,, to be
honoured or adored, to be ministered
to is Susphustbhy. anwbbs , to serve; f
μη εξ εν εν tute Guy, to be in the ministry;
μεν, q—, tO Exercise One’s trade or
calling; -- mawk%k,, to serve, to wor-
ship, to adore; f — watac,, to adore;
- αὔδα εἶν ενα. με ἔς, | re to worship ἢ to
perform a service agreeable to God;
Be νῷ οὖν antbney —,t0 cause oneself
to be adored like a god; $ -- Sinwint,,
to enter a person’s service ; — fasssus
er to fulfil a function ; bnpocawiky
q-» to lose one’s place; νεῖνδ,. «ζω;
awhgky χ-- acpoop , to take a person’s
place, to replace one; -- furuupby fn
Sager oupnep, to celebrate & mass
for the repose of a person’s soul; -«
kpang ἤ μων εν ἔν Ὁ ἴο sing psalms, to
praise; - ὩΣ eanb pod » - fius sss σε. ἔν gry
qv, through respect, for regard, by
adulation.

Quzmckupure ad. Officially ; —fuy,
wy 8. functionary; bureaucrat; —4e0
wec@Ft 5. bureaucracy; -40% a. mini-
sterial , official ; -- cpugpp , official
paper, gazette; -4fy 8. colleague, co-
adjutor ; fellow-servant, help-mate;
τ δον fuplun.to worship, to adore;
-wkp a. devout, pious, religious; —up_
σπείϑῥεῖν 8. devotion, piety, religion;
map, wy ὃ. adorer; servant; func-
tionary, Official, minister; -ampne(eh
8. service; ministry, office, charge,
function ; -mact, -pwh 8. church,
temple; Minister’s residence; -p4, ᾧ
8. worshipper; -cnp a.idolatrous.

Quznctb wy, tEfg s. clerk, official,

minister; servant, domestic, waiter,
valet; administrator, officiating, dea-
con; a. religious, pious; — Upgeape.
(ΟΣ, Minister of Justice; S. Qayues,
Qa pusgd, δα. ,- id easy [its dpi tpt.
genc(2k, instrument of divine venge-
ance ; <p Therapeute, servants of
God; <p wppncthkwg, courtiers.

Qupwctbpgne(tfet 4. divine office.

Q upmctnehp 8. compliments, adula-
tion, fulsome flattery.

cas cay ° f ΟΥ̓ was ag 8. grand-father,
—sire, * --dad; pope, pontiff.

ὼ ἡ ᾿ by a. 8. papist; -ζωΐ
a. papal, pontifical ; 5. papist; - ῥχίνω.
Ὥνε (ἢ Ss. Q wayne (Jh ; —kwthaeleh δ. pa-
pistry, popery.

unnyanl, ps. excessive thirst, parch-
ing; —bS, &guy un. to be very thirsty,
to die of thirst.

*Q) sey d hal, &gf, -kgyneguthd va.
to dumfound, to put to silence, to
non-plus, to run down, to confound,
to refute, to overcome.

ἢ wh Spal, Eguy un. to be silent,
mute or speechless, to be unable to
answer, to hold one’s tongue, to be
dumfounded, non-plussed. [lessness.

Qs whinet 3. muteness, speech-

GQ) segs ory 8. bleat; -bd, kgf un.
to bleat; to stutter, to stammer, -ᾧεν

ἢ μων s.Gr.w. priest. (s. bleating.

ἢ, kif. *—nokewt a. paternal, ad-
cestral, hereditary.

ἢ wage 8. papyrus.
evenings pg 8. parrot; Ege —-» hen-
parrot; 5. β'νείϑευᾷ. [popedom.

ἢ ων [Ὁ μεν 4. papal see, papacy,
τῇ δε κα ere ’ *Q] aca ay lygerg? S. hayek:

ἢ σε fe s.bol.camomile. [&e.

ἢ ἧι ly ᾿ ἐ ἤν Qa. bleating ; s.goat,

Qwnwh, wy δ. sheep-park, —fold,
—-cot, pen; herd; flank; muffle-furn-
ace; a. laid at full length; — fa¢qb,
pork chop; - ap(#ne , veal cutlet, cut-
let ; - 4.“““ι δ. lamb chop; = rshowph
chop, mutton chop; — - ad. in herds,
in droves, in flocks; ῥὶ -- g&bky quanti
bot. to lay the plant at length.

ἢ πε ἴω!» 8. ἃ fattened calf.

Muse ashe s. hounds ; fok --οὐ. ὃ
pack of hounds.

ccsre erly bf, δοβ ὃ -ἐ b guy un. to
lie down; to lie in ambush or in wait.

car oe carly arr b-cS, Loaf ' -kgnigubkd y-
to disunite, to divide, to disperse, to

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put at variance, to sow discord, to
make a breach between.

ἢ, cna hy one fre, & gusy un. to be disunit-
ed, dispersed, to be in dissension, to
be split or torn into factions.

ΨΥ + +h 4. disunion,
division, discord, dissension, faction.

Q wnuwnne ἃ. Gr. w. prevaricator,
apostate, renegade.

cas ra_care i) nlp ’ ashy 8. old woman,
beldam; —..f0% a. anile, senile ; -- ων.
παν ἕν,» 1410 story, tale, fable; --
ἐμοΐρ, ridiculous superstition; -- ῥα,
kya, un. to grow old, aged, to advance
in age ; to become old, ancient; -apgf
8.80} of an old woman; --σεΐ 8. anile-
ness, anility, old age of woman.

Quaph pS un. to lie down.

wahuw, —ru § Parnassus; Muse.
Q cas reas ve. fr 3. bot. pepper-plant.
Qunuppt s. bot. pepper-wort.
¥Q “ὦ 3. ᾿ς ΡῈ [ald 8. holy week,

Quukp ’ fb , —emnok ἃ. Easter ; assy ess

Q wuhne% 3. zool- gryphus, condor.

Quun.p, upy 8. great thirst.

| Pe’ ΣΝ nekp ἢ whg s. fine linen
or stuff, byssus; tapestry, carpet;
blanket ; — gusdivuhwof, damask.

ass oss ons v2. ene 4. “τ δ᾽ 0 “ἢ 8. tapestry-
Worker; —a.(#f 8. tapestry ; -b or pb
a. hung with tapestry, draped, cover-
ed with drapery 77 “ὦσε, ἕνῃ ν eed he ed ed A
tohang with tapestry, to carpet, to
mantle, to bedeck, to arrange taste-
fully; —fewy, ay 8. fine linen-cover,
bed-sheet, drapery, tapestry; -- wtha
atie , beds furnished with fine cover-
lets; -- κά, kgf vu. to wrap up ina
linen or sheet; to hang, to drape.

Qwupius. sh 8. Passover; Easter ; the
paschal lamb.

Q een pabiwel Ss. Q cry fol. [ thirst.

Qwuphgniguibd va. to cause great

Qwapfl, &guy un.to be athirst, very
thirsty, to be dying with thirst; fig. to
pant or eagerly long for, to hunger &
thirst after.

Quupnef, —n if δ. excessive thirst,
thirstiness ; siccity, dryness, ardity.

Qaupnen a. parched, dried.

Quon, ᾧ 8. wall; turn, round; - ᾧ -,
σρτ-ξ, -- ῥᾧ -ne a. complicate, intric-
ate, knotty, ambiguous, dark, ob-
soure; - ῥ - pwhp, ambages, com-
pass of words, circuit, roundabout
way, shifts; = “ὦ να ησνα ἢ — 2 to sur-

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round, to environ, to encompass, to
hem in, to beset, to encircle, to gird,
to inclose ; - ῥ - δ ῥειρ fuouk,. to
make use of circumlocutions, to peri-
pores to speak periphrastically, to
eat about the bush; -- 6 -- frwqut
géing, the rivers seem to delight ina
thousand windings.

Q νυ pe S. Qewnusg pas. :

ἢ wurS, fy 8. adventure, aceident,
contingency, casualty, occurence, in-
cident, chance, hazard, fortuitous or
unforeseen event; ὦ -ὖ or —fgt ad.
accidentally, by chance.

QusaraSerhut a. accidental, casual,
fortuitous, contingent; τε s. con-
tingency.

cs aan 000 & cxaye sy 8. S. ἢ νεὼς : sad
adventure, grievous accident, serious
case, misfortune, mischance, catas-
trophe; ἃ πω ad. by chance, fortui-
tously ; ᾧ -& ad. unfortunately.

Q cnr lhl, kof 9 —Egnegubhd va, to
cause to happen, to bring about, to
compass.

ass as 020 Sb off, bale . Sh, E-qusy un. to
meet, to meet one another; to arrive,
to happen, to befall, to occur; to go
to meet, to encounter, to oppose, to
withstand, to resist, to come to blows,
to grapple with, to kill; — sedhp diny_
ars foe. ’ ag exe ων ἔν {5 ees εἴων.» to meet face to
face, to attackin front, to war against;
afr cas foes eo br cay yulapke " hunplpenfe angeea
wwf, to leap out of the frying-pan
into the fire. [talk, colloquy.

Quawuwsn_i2h s. meeting, interview,

(ἢ ans 000 κω 4th ὅ. meeting ; S. O ΣΙ ἢ
destiny ; sy cco ose sa, clas ge . fil sg ces esr μεν 4, thisele
ad. accidentally, fortuitously, casual-
ly, incidentally, by chance ; μαννα,
davke f ἥξω Ejuth fit thw, chance,
good fortune aided him; wtghey kp
-, it was no longer time.

ἢ uremasyh2s.tendril; bot. convolvu-
lus ; bind weed.

Qcmncaghd, δ ὑπ. to occupy, busy
or employ oneself, to give oneself up
to, to apply oneself to. [ing.

Q un wyfs a.embroiling ; encumber-

ἢ rwrsyne th 8. occupation, applica-
tion.

Q wink, og 8. band, bandage, wrap-
per; truss; - ἴτας. shroud, wind-
ing-sheet, grave-clothes ; —wgopd» uy
s. truss-maker.

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ἢ νυνιωΐν.,, wg 8. hostage ; pledge,
$age; “ὦ, f -, to plight, to pledge,
to offer as a pledge; amtmy, f —, to
take as a hostage or pledge; f — ge,
to be hostage; -wnanse a. taking as
hostage; -&£/, &gf va.to serye as host-
age; to give or receive for hostage
or pledge ; to tie, to enlace, to bind;
to involve, to contain, to enclose ; —ps
α. ὅ. Qeomutg none; enlacing, enclos-
ing ; -9-{# s. the giving or receiving
in hostage ; 8. “ἢ μονὴ. .

ἢ μων δ wh, ἔτ ἤν, 8. Q wembp [(}.

q ase ere testa be My csr ᾧν ων τε. ES. 7) ee ae

ἢ μων ωἷ hati, argu, vn. to be ado-
Jescent; fig. to grow young again.

(ἢ aren aro yar eo of foto 9. Γ᾽ ashy es να foo «

(ἢ ων bf δ. child, boy.

(ἢ ὦ ἐν wtbhne(Ffet 5.4 “ὦ ον» wine [ fe% «

ἢ ων 8. youth, adolescent, strip-
ling, lad, young man; domestic, serv-
ant; waiter; groom; whpend —, inex-
perienced young man, younker, green-
horn, novice.

Qenwine (2h 5. adolescence, youth.

QwemutaSh sf. young girl, virgin,
maiden.

(ἢ ccs ere css re. y erg ὃ. bit, slice; mouthful;
piece, shred, strip; - -, in pieces, in
rags; piecemeal; — a 4agf,a bit or
piece of bread; prgb, -« -u, to cut
in pieces or in bits; 6 df - 4pwtb,, to
devour, to take in one mouthful; -- --
gowoply. to be lacerated, torn or cut
to pieces, butchered; - - y&phfp οἷν,
4wif,, to fall off bit by bit, to decay
gradually.

Quwewnwprye α. 8. parasite, spung-
er, trencher-friend, hanger on, toad-
eater; -ausnfp a. bought, suborned;
-mnt a, used, torn, old, worn out,
threadbare, shabby, ragged, tattered;
- Suwhgkpd, torn, ragged or tattered
coat, rags, tatters ; τῷ g¢binc,, to be
reduced to tatters; -ρωση» wg 8. fork,
table-fork.

ἢ μων δα, kgf va. to tear, to tear
to bits or pieces, to lacerate, to rend;
to cleave, to cut, to divide, to slash;
to break, to crack, to split, to burst;
J°2, Jez, -- to cut to pieces, to dilani-
ate, to rend; συ εἴν —, to tear each
other; - ql? να ἀνε, την ενε [9 δ», to break
up the kingdom; -- φῇ g/t» ,to slaught-
er Oxe€n; - qnp, to kill ; ““ἴοω —, to
furrow, to plough ; - qgprutut, to

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break out of prison ; -- Οφορξμω, to
transgress, to violate; -fw un. to be
torn or rent, &c. _[taste; fragment.

Q) ccs arr css. foly 5. little bit, small piece,

Q muwnng α. rapacious ; —ne (Pfr $.
rapacity. [lacerate, to tear to pieces.

(ἢ acs ων 02s κε sr arn be εἴ", kgf va. to rend, to

(ἢ re ἵν or “πω S. om am on _
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1) ΘΈΕΙΝ & 1 πῇ 8. rent, tear; rup-
ture, crack, crevice, fissure, opening:
chap, chink, slash, slit.

wnunne te 8. tearing, rending, la-
ceration; eruption; fig. intestine broils,
rupture, division, scission, disunion,
party, faction.

44) ost eas σε. να ἕν» S, eee Ἶν .

ae ors err ea fer eas Ss. ΟΣ - ὦν ζι«ὧὖν
α. ΓΘΒΡΟΠΒΙΥ͂Θ; —munne, wg a. ΓΘΒΡΟΠ-
sible, answerable, accountable; apo-
logetical, exculpatory ; s. respondent;
apologist ; —uss nee [2 Ὁ or “(νι fo 8.
answering, answer ; defence, apology,
excuse; responsability; —asuphd—kid,
£g- vnc. to answer, to make answer,
to reply, to give answers or an an-
swer; to defend, to apologize, to ex-
CUSO; aay 15 (Ὁ —» to reply evasive-
ly; -- pul, Suretpuguse he hardly deign-
ed or condescended to reply.

ἢ μων κω εἰ βνκωΐ, 8. answer, response,
reply; return, repartee, rejoinder;
account, reason, defence, apology,
excuse, justification ; Syrasdinh —keny»
Oracle; Sadfiapduhs swhgncgh, fone
as eas ef cas ᾧ εωἿο ν νῷ acres err sss lias worry y 5000 «esses _
errfs ’ gprs al Ἵ S fos ese ὦ ἤν ᾿ ΣΧ ent ,
aus ilip este ‘ FL ’ sss taal fress ᾿ Garp —, haughty
Or imperious, impertinent, evasive,
favourable, certain, positive, negative,
laconic, insignificant, dry, foolish,
curt or short reply; -- οὐαί. to an-
swer, to reply, to make answer to; --
nw, to answer for; to defend, excuse
or justify oneself ; “νων fF while -- « to
plead one’s own cause ; fim%6, g— » to
receive the reply; 6 — tudmwhhe, in
reply to your letter; sevgachb, 4-- . to
receive no reply; “μεν δ, —beny, tO
await a reply; she -. there is no re-
ply, no answer; 8. Raggéd.

(ἢ Pe » eng 8. load, burden, bundle,
bale ; package, roll; wrapper, cover.

Queue ὃ. Wrapper, envelope;
packing.

Qunwnkd, kgf va. to envelop, to

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wrap up; to twine, to twist, to wind
round, to entwine or interweave, to
entangle; to implicate, to involve; --
plinfie,to pack up; -fs vn. to wrap
eneself up in; to embrace, to embrace
each other; to gather round, to twist
about, to cling, to hold fast on.

(ἢ cae 0st cas ων. ἢ , “ἴων ἡ 4. bot. American
bindweed ; liane 77 My oan gs εἴσω Ss oss [uly »
quamoclit, scarlet convolvulus, red
jasmine. (twisting; packing.

Q) nas ase css orn eves 8. twining ἢ winding,

ἢ ὦ,» a. heaped up, full, brimful,
rich, abundant, copious, overflowing.

Q wcnrsprorg , wg 8 Sacrifice, victim,
immolation ; mass ; oblation, offering;
present, gift; bribe; 424, —, to sa-
Crifice ; dayhuwene —, high-mass; (# ῥε.
—» low mass ; -- ἦν 2296g6;0y, mass for
the dead ; ΠΣ) δ Bias om 10g εὗρε quip
-% . to eelebrate or say mass; whos
why q~» to attend mass.

Q cas ect carr ee ΤΟ ΤΥ d »-pbp a. carrying
or bringing gifts; -gopdac(Zh s. sacri-
fice; celebration of mass; —%fg a. ce-
lebrating the mass together ; -divmng
a. offering, making a present; s. sacri-
ficer; Officiating priest; missal, mass-
book; liturgy ; -p« s. altar.

Qumupugkd, bgp va. to sacrifice,
to immolate, to offer, to give to God;
to say or celebrate mass; -/-S'un. to be
honoured with gifts. [sacrifice (God).

ase ace ase 72 ane rp polo ly cary » f a. receiving the

Q wunapughs 8. Officiating priest.

Qe ars cas yr 000g frp ’ gh ary 8. things destin-
ed to be sacrificed ; mass-dues, alms.

Qewmupkt, &gf va. to fill abundant-
ly, to fill up to the brim, to fill to over-
flowing, to heap up.

Qwwwpnet 8. fulness, abundance,
plenty, overflow ; 8. Quypunhp-

eee Ss. eee .

Quang Sh, a. gentie, mild voiced.

δῶν ταν ἡ μρ αἴ", wg ὃ. oracie ; words ; sen-
tence; message, errand, order, ordin-
ance; counsel, advice ; --ὦ says apn.
aw, to deliver or utter oracles; ᾧ -ὦ
whhewtk,, to parley, to negociate, to
enter into treaty; - ὦ “σε. ρ ley wn ap,
to send to say.

Qo ort op. cae alias go gv , wg 8. messenger,
news-bearer; -κὖρ a- writing oracles;
s. prophet; sentence; -giuw, 8. parlia-
mentarian , negociator ; - ,;fth,. to
parley, to negeciate; -gbugac/th S.

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Q ΡΥ ΣΕ f ; —fross “ἢ QO. OFB-
cular, giving Oracles; -- ,/%£,, to pro-
nounce or give an oracle; -ἶᾧἾ s. pl.
oracles 5 —sswyrs seg ἃ. MESSENZEL ; —Lop
8. deputy, messenger; envoy, courier,
delegate , ambassador; diplomatist ;
fg. minister of God’s word, angel, pro-
phet, apostle; -- ,%b, or -aapkd, kgf,
-cnphl, kgay un. to be ἃ messenger,
ambassador or deputy, to go or to
come as ambassador, to negociate, to
80 in mission; to treat by diplomacy,
to be a diplomatist; - npac/#} 8. mes-
sage, deputation, mission, embassy;
diplomacy.

ἢ νων ωζ » wg 8. hand-barrow ,
litter, sedan ; 4p49&% —, instrument of
torture, gridiron.

ἢ wnkwt , kupg s. sheath, scabbard;
case; cover, envelope; scale, shell ;
hull, pod, cod, husk; rind, peel, bark;
armour, cuirass; breast ; eughuwthy

uncpt ῥ᾽ -u,to sheathe, to put up; ὃ.
ἔν ἡ cxsta esol

Qwwksbp s. band, bandage.

ἢ ως, fg a. convenient, proper,
fit, suitable, decent; well-timed, time-
ly, opportune, seasonable, propitious,
favourable; s. opportunity, occasion,
propitious moment; ῥ᾽ -.~@ -f ad. con-
veniently, suitably; -- & v. imp. it is
fit, itis becoming; itis due; ῥ᾽ -- sb
%é,. to befit, to become; -- φωναί 9
to think proper, to deem it expedient;
-or - S czs ob icsto ars poneasls Ess , to find a
favourable opportunity ; - πε, to
seize the occasion, to strike the iron
while it is hot; Jopnem ΝΣ ΟΣ “-»
to avail oneself of, to profit by the
opportunity; 8. Qepacumbbd.

Q woh soe(Fh s.convenience, fitness,
decency ; Opportunity , seasonable-
ness, fitness of time, of eircumstan-
ces; chance; shapocumtb, χ--, not to
lose the opportunity; οφπειν f bhp
enplwth, g-. to profit by the occasion,
to avail oneself of the opportunity ;
hopncuwhk, q-, rot to seize the op-
portunity, to let the occasion pass, to
let slip the opportunity.

ἢ νων δι, κοΐ va. to surround, to en-
viron, to encompass, to enclose, to
fence, to gird; to besiege, to invest,
to beset; to surround, to beset, to
hem in; to envelop, to pack up; to
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or lead about; to veneer, to plate, to
cover, to overlay ; myusenb-ewy sspuszeupeley
4“πρ' to make a ring round, to hem
round; to beset; -- gd&pw.to dress a
wound; wha. fang poaclJh (εν; glad,
great silence prevails there; κω ae
srk wy gies, he was struck by fear; 8.
Gaepf; -pfun.to be placed round a-
bout, to be surrounded, enveloped,
bound round; to take a turn, to cir-
culate, to go round; to embrace; to
be changed or transmitted; -- venus.
, ὅωνε. b ag e229 02070 να “δ, to be taken in a
net, caught in a snare ; sywurbgets gin
qduse. kphonckp begs she was seized with
the pains of labour; ρων, {νη .
covered with marble; 8. bpgz-

Qcbiwgnpd , wg 8. Sheath-maker ;
-och 8. sheath-making; sheath-works;
—qht. gftwg a. cuirassed, furnished
with armour; -- %««<, armoured ship;
-(&~ a. coleopterous; -enp a. testa-
ceous ; but. podded, husked.

ἢ ων s.small zoophyte-shell.

ass are bs peas Sf, ῥ- nekp » ag Se war,
battle, combat, fight ; fig. temptation;
as σε. εεἾ, ls or perqurp ashok - intestine
or civil war, (ἢ ων oD august τ » War-
Office ; (ἢ cxsy cn οὗν br assy or [Vesa fo οἷν -f.
Minister of War; ayes snp ewnnetd fret
-/, warlike preparations ; wpfetancyen
—, bloody battle ; Sans sg ve. -, war to
the death, deadly fight ; χώρων —f,
battle-field; jo opfiug -—f, according
to the Jaws of warfare; -- Srussssuyres_
44,,to declare war against; — σφώ;
ΓΥ fb of & grassy ocpnep yupnegutl, , to
threaten with war; ang ces ese recs ase fey fs =
to prepare for war; διρίθοως ῥ᾽ —, to go
to the wars ; “εν σε. usfhts Ὧπε cag. Deer certo bey
& --᾿ to be in one’s first battle; 2t&n%
«(εἴ εἶν, f —, to undertake a war; f
—gpzat,, epegk;, to excite to war; to
engage in war; -ἰ yepquph; phag kd,
to combat, to attack ; amy --ν -- sibs,
to be at war, to make war, to war a-
gainst, to give battle to, to fight a
battle with; byhe. - fufracn τος. a
bloody battle was fought; gpgas,,
eopeupk; g-. to excite, to kindle war;
west enlyurg use. the combat was fierce;
dapncuwul, qu, to lose the day, ora
battle; ῥ᾽ SusdSiatuwhes —f, in time of
War ; wpdualind igh —2, gold is the
sinew of war; S.:Pueuwif, bp, Put,
ahf, Pupmn » &C. fe

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Q wink prrgdlgquap [Fryg a. causing or
exciting war; fg. quarrelsome; --ἰ ὧὖν
a. warlike, martial ; -$pas4uwibgp , Mar-
tial exercises; -gfy s. fellow-soldier,
comrade, companion in arms; ally; --
ifvb,. to fight together; -gacp ,fupd
un. to be overcome & slain in battle;
-ωη[9. a. Victorious; -e£yp a. fond of
war, delighting in war, warrior, belli-
gerent, warlike; —wsaw, a. hating war;
timid, coward; -anc, wy 8. enemy};
—~nod a. experienced in warfare.

Q wabkpugdpl a. 8. cas ost ἔσο ghee yeaa;
8. desultory war; mimic warfare ; —
‘ore, man οὗ war, ship of war; galley,
trireme, three benched galley; - spp_
don, War-horse, charger.

Q weeks purged, bguy un. to war, to
make war, to combat, to fight; fiz. to
be at war with, to be tempted ; -- ῥὶ 44.
py wqumne(2k , to defend liberty ; --
ἦ εἴπ δ να. ayesenk pusgd, to wage a war of
extermination; gpespeng sank νη Ὧἥ,
-, to fight a good fight; Md awhke —¢
db wp qenuphine (9: qiwhabea ’ fight-
ing valiantly where virtue is at stake;
eno re. casey —gqulleyry » without firing a shot,
without striking a blow.

Q wunbpugdps , - πα ὅ. warrior, fight-
ing-man, combatant, belligerent; ene-
my, adversary ; a. warlike, fit for war.

Le ee »ε. S. ἢ οὕ ση, ; -ἀωΐν a.
punitive, penal, repressive; — ορξᾷρ.
penal law; -fu%oc(epes 4. penality ;
-4fy 8. companion in chastisement ; a.
subject to the same pain; —4ayerd sh
Lf un. to avert the deserved punish-
ment; —tal, wy δ. glass, calyx, cup;
—ayuwpin, fg a. deserving punishment,
found guilty , punishable, culpable,
criminal ; -aeupuabd, bgp va.to declare
guilty ; to condemn, to punish; -wqaog
“πε (9, 8. culpability; condemnation;
τοῦ a. atrocious, delighting to tor-
ment; -pw#% s. place or instrument of
punishment; -.#«, a- condemned, pun-
ished, chastised ; guilty, culpable, de-
linquent, villanous ; 8S. Q award ah ash

ἢ δι a. punishable.

Quwthd, kgf va. to punish, to
chastise, to correct, to inflict punish-
ment or. correction. [ ishment.

Q ων γῇ 8. punisher; - σε (9% s. pun-

ar ass fF ἢ wd ny or wt fs » ad ng 8. pain,
punishment, chastisement, correction,
penitence; -- diwsa., condemnation,

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sentence ; eu reseileg “εξ ἡ or ay oes ors Ff
ad. with impunity ; εἶν ον, JE ΔΗ 09 090 _
fod to incur, to deserve punishment;
- νων to order punishment or pen-
ance; ηὗδι, -- ῥ φέρω» to inflict pun-
ishment or chastisement; quinfprusenne,
GE —- «ων ἢ εεὐἿν ἔν, ηἷν πε. » to punish his
injustice.

δι Χ, αὐ Χ 5. elephant’s trunk,
proboscis ; bot. follicle, univalvular
pericarp, seed-vessel, husk, pod, shell.

ἢ ων fol 8, (ἢ css ort br of

Qasnftrmat ὅδ. Qeswt put .

Q wwf a. deceiving, captious, false,
deceitful, fallacious, delusive, sophi-
stical, feigned, dissembled, conceal-
ed, artificial, illusory, vain; seducing,
untrue, lying; -ρ 8. deception, deceit,
fraud, cheat, illusion, delusion, van-
ity, sophistry, feint, error, falsehood,
lie; cunning, craft, wile; 6 πω ὠρᾷω.
Ὧι.» to deceive, to gull, to dupe, to
lead into error.

rd an Ted | or anrvee_fs » nneng &.
honour, token of esteem , homage,
glory; respect, veneration, reverence,
regard, consideration; honours, pre-
ferments, dignities, degrees, offices,
titles; testimonial, prize, gift, presen-
tation; gr. sign of abbreviation (—) ;
frauen tis ΔΗ cx 059 900.979 4 word of honour;
Lbghat ayunnnery, Legion of honoar;
- eppn tf. diploma of merit; ῥ᾽ - in
honoor of}; sagasernend ad. honourably ;
if yume, loaded with honours; $
— Swamwth,, to rise to dignities 5 f aye
wow ;bv&,, to be in honour, in consi-
deration ; ῥ - wnhnes, eugqad ang esa
anne nel g ang css aso 7 y to load with hon-
ours, to pay great honours to, to raise
to the highest honours; to set one up
upon the pinnacle of glory, to raise
one up to the skies: ᾧ δ syumncp
εἰν δ...» to be raised to the highest pitch
of fortune ; - wtdfin S.udinpk,, to take
to oneself the credit of, to deem it an
honour; — puduyb,. to pay honour; --
wetk,, gik,, to do honour to, to be
an honour or a credit to; - asabby δ.
qwiey,to do honour to a meal; ays
ἢ ΡΣ τ" gle » you do me a
great deal of honour, too much hon-
O0r ; --ἶ΄ wept wheenpuwg , honour to
Whom honour is due; S. 44%, Jus
“οἵ, ἔν off, {{|ιπ ἷἶνη. &c.

ἢ μων by rast i ddd bd Ss. Q νε΄.

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Qwanhwiwenpne (Ft 8. convenience,
suitableness, decency.

Q winhuthaupwh 4. fit vessel; quiver,
case for arrows. [- 27».

ἢ νξι, -ibt 8. Qumwrxet »

q ων ἡ ἢ, εὐἿρενε. [9 Ὁ S. ῃ wmnuheacnaneldh.

Q ww wna.respectful, modest, bash-
ful; 8. 8. ἢ εν rnp ; - hus. ΠΩ͂Σ,
to pay attention, to attend to, to
watch, to give oneself up to, to apply
oneself or one’s thoughts or mind to,
to tend to, to subject oneself to; -
huy opfiwy, to observe the law; --
hus “νη ὠς [9 ἢ». to be just, right,
upright; — ge yhpwy fos, to avoid,
to shun.

Quwhuanwhp s. respect, reverence,
veneration, regard; modesty; bash-
fulness , coyness, shame, reserve,
blushing, blushes; the private parts ;
—hop ad. respectfully; bashfully, blush-
ingly ; τῶν wdhb,, to create respect in,
to inspire or impress with respect, to
breathe respect.

Qsembeuntb a. venerable, august ;
respectful, bashful; shameful; -- gest
gneywtk,, to make oneself respected;
- 4“σρδὲ. pusuylgneguthy. to render
respectable, to cause to be respected.

(ἢ ὦ os by κι bof, Lgl» —Egacgutk Sf va.
to fill with respect, to put to shame,
to abash, to confound, to cover with
shame, to make blush, to put to the
blush.

Q usher kel, Lgl maf, ἔν un. to
be ashamed, confused, to blush at, to
redden with shame ; to respect, to be
respectful; to mind, to take care of,
to beware.

(ἢ cas cst fy cas rasan ν wg (ἰ. bashful, coy, 8-
shamed, sheepish, timid, shy ; -n-/(#h
8. bashfulness, coyness, sheepishness,
confusion, shyness.

sas carly cas πε (P-fpe S. (ἢ ὦν oor ly oss re step Φ

ἢ μωζω νεῖ 8. bol. sensitive plant,
mimosa; -α suphahl SL S- er ee ae
ger esttels 7.

wank une ifs S. (ἢ cer asr oe eshep .

ἢ νωξερ. wy 8. ἴσοι, image, effigy ;
painting, picture, representation; like-
ness, figure, portrait; statue, idol;
sight, visage, face; design, project,
plan; type, symbol; doll; <g, the Di-
vine Persons; -- wenpt, the day of
the week or month; hymn for the day;
qiykghy -w-, of fine presence, of

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noble aspect; 9 -/, in the image of,
in the likeness of; ( wt -, in this
way or manner; 8. Jasdiunomug hs -
ἢ carenh δ pes prctine (3 fret 8. iconology 5
-pbh s. iconoclast, image-breaker ;
—gby > gpg 8. portrait-painter ; effigy;
iconographist ; -gapd, wg 8. painter ;
sculptor ; -gapdnc(Ffe% 8. painting;
sculpture; -¢pwhot a. iconographic-
al; -¢p4d¢ va. to take or draw the like-
ness or portrait of; to pourtray, to
paint, to depict, to describe; -gpach
8. portrait-painting; description, paint-
ing; iconography; -χξων s. spectro-
BcOpe ; -quyq a. illustrated, adorned
with engravings or pictures, illuminat-
ed; -- yopftb,. to illustrate, to adorn
with engravings, to illuminate; ~_
oq ss os ofS un. to be like , to re-
semble; —gusgd 5. painter; -fuuh d&p_
prc διε 8. chem. spectral analysis;

—hE py a. painted ; = bheapwgby » por-,

trait, likeness; -4fy a. of the same
figure, conformable, resembling, like;
- ,bu&,;, to conform, to take the form
of, to resemble; -fnen 5. sculptor; —_
4gn-[#h 8. conformity, resemblance,
likeness ; —S#%, «#9 δ. portrait-painter;
—S wine [dh 5. painting ; -Anfu a. strik-
ingly handsome ; -dispw 8. icono-
machus; —Winpunc([#h s. iconomachy,
lconoclasty, war against images; —_
Lust, “σι. un. to be reflected in, to be
the picture of, to take the form, to be
formed, printed, impressed, represent-
ed; fig. to make oneself conformable,
like ; —ayssyers fy 8. iconolater ; idolat-
ΘΓ; -αφώχωσε [δ 4. iconolatria; idola-
try ; -ωξρ a. fond οὗ. images ; fig. idol-
atrous; δ. amateur of pictures; -spay
S. zs oss ly hep eas by bs pr any > “949 S. Dy css os yb
pegkan & Peers pr cry fuchiesy 3 —gneguitsle S or

QemkipkS, bgp va. to paint, to
form, to figure, to put on a form; to
represent, to impress or imprint; to
conform; — ῥ δεν. to picture or re-
present to oneself, to fancy.

ἢ μων ῥα 8. Qannkk puted.

Qunkbpoeite 8. striking resem-
blance; fancy, imagination.

ἢ μων ft ζξ ων OF ἢ ων fips vn. to
be ingrafted. [ esocve_csserese ἔν εἴτ.

Q wh pubs, kgf va. to graft; 5. ἢ».

Q wink (PF fet ὃ. redoubling.

Qu Muvn » wg 8. CAUSE, Author; 06-
casion, matter; principle, origin ; rea-

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aus

son, subject, motive; fault, offence,
misdeed, crime; pretext, excuse, sub-
terfuge; -0«<, ᾧ -» pr. on aceount of,
for the sake of, for, because of, out of
regard for; under pretence of; ῥὶ -«
eo, for your sake, for you; — «sz, to
give occasion t0; -« wrk, to take
as a pretext, to pretend, to allege; -
jbuk,, to be the cause or author of;
to dissemble; --ὦ ᾧ εἴξ 9 δ᾽ δι. to allege,
plead, urge or adduce reasons; pun.
uy q-u, to take away the motive or
grounds ; awnXwnby, —w dbqug. tO
seek excuses for S1NS 5 “ποῦ bom
gb -ἰ. without a real motive, cause-
lessly, groundlessly, unreasonably.

QwinXanwputh oS, byp un. to reason;
-κωΐδνε (θεν 4. etiology, reasoning;
-qpbd, kgf va. ἴο adduce a reason in
excuse, to excuse oneself; —gyn-(eh
s. pretext, excuse, plea ; -ῥνεύρ.
gpg a. seeking pretexts or subter-
fuges ; -φων a. causative, causal;
—-hutne(eh s. causality; - ῥα 8. accon-
plice in the cause.

QsmMionwhp 5. cause, motive; pre-
text, excuse, cloak, colour; -sep.
under pretence of; fv apays qe πραγ Ot
δ; των why? for what cause?
wlpupmurneutine (Ὁ rep, on account
of pride ; 4 prowessleasg -ἥμωε., for walk-
ing; «Suge -bee. under different
pretexts ; punt η- ὕω » to take away
the pretext.

QonXwawenp a caused, occasion-
ed; created, done, made; guilty, culp-
able; -fun. to take for motive.

Q wnXank dS’, bof: Ἶ —afd, bgoy yn. to
cause, to do, to occasion, to make, to
produce; to pretend, to seek pretexts,
to take as an excuse, to allege; to
dissemble, to feint ; - quiteg panne {a}.
to play the simpleton.

ccs ost Χ οἵ; » ~ALL thy ᾿ «ΧΡ ΓᾺ double,
copy, duplicate, transeript, minute;
letter, writing, edict, decree.

Qasmndingewt 8. tale-teller; 8. Qua.
dhs 3 a oY ὅ. (ἢ νων ἶἙ S 5 -πε 8. nar-
ration, history, historical account;
-ebe» ep~y & historiographer, histo-
rian; -- WSiwmbwh, book of history;
-gpwhut a. historical; -ἀσῇ 0a. to
write history ; ny, S. Q τ
—gpoc[dpe historiography, history;
-ζωΐ a. historical, narrative; — Sv
gr. narrative case ; -ἦξᾳ a. relating or

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writing the same history or annals;
-peb 8. memoirs, annals.

Qendi S, kgf va. to narrate, to re-
late, to recount, to recite, to tell, to
report, to expose, to debit an account,
to say by retail; to publish, to mani-
fest, to announce ; bphfig οι ων εν,
qfwauw (77, the heavens proclaim the
glory of God.

ἢ ων; 4. historian, narrator; in-
terpreter; — quwpneg, biographer, 8.
bbtwughyp-

Qwodng 8. narrator, historian; -- γί.
w£,. to relate, to tell, to announce.

Q μἐνεῖνε [Ὁ με, 8. history; narration,
recital, account; tale; explanation,
exposition; - quwpacy, biography, S.
Hbiwwg pac 9}: - apusenplng » profane
history ; - «jf Ppag, Sacred History ;
bre or θῥγωενισᾷρ -Fy, Stromatum ;
ζωρεῖι q- Ss. ἢ ccrecrelierg pr be ol’; f — sgn
heh, ὃ. Ourada’

Qvundine Mil» wg 8. Wardrobe keep-
QF; duetp OF wack -wg, Wardrobe.

Q senda Ast , wg 8. stole, long vest,
garment, tunic, cassock ; χδηξοῥά —e,
fine clothes : (Ofsusmbuwk —, dress
Coat; -- dasha bpahy OF ζ αἰμευϊνενίμεωε.» ἃ
suit of new clothes; -whfp 8. port-
manteau 5 —crsyesmneusn. shbfS un. to tear
one’s clothes; -awuppwds wathJSva- to
dress, to clothe ; - ἔων a. clothed,
dressed.

Qwmbk» , bfgwg 8. rampart, intrench-
ment, barricade, stockade, barrier,
bastion, bulwark; — sgewyrlint » cir-
cumvallation, contravaliation, siege,
blockade; agents — ang ace εω pv alase ab » to
besiega ; ghky — γπερῦ “., “ἡ sanp esse.» to
Invest a city ; = webs s εν εὐ. |
ghky musky. to intrench, to throw up
intrenchments, to intrench or fortify
oneself, to surround with ramparts or
trenches, to barricade, to palisade;
to fortify with bastions.

Q went fryavifrnl s.intrenchment; dam;
dyke; turnpike.

ρων, & 2. egg-plant, melon-
fena, mad-apple; melongena frixa.

win, fy a. suitable, pertinent,
Proper, seemly, decorous, becoming,
Convenient, congruous, fit, decent,
conformable, analogous, proportion-
ed; just, reasonable; <p s. decency,
Scorum, propriety, conveniency ;
Β ΡΟΣ -fg ad. conveniently, duly, a

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propos, pertinently, decently, seemly,
seasonably;—£, syuwym ke -- £, it is
proper, suitable, right, it becomes;
4ξ -- it is not seemly or befitting; ὦ»
as τῷ. unseasonable ; phacy quyurpeune
-[4. to behave with propriety, decor-
um, good breeding or politeness.

(ἢ ὦ erry cx Meas presage ad. properly 4 Βυϊί-
ably, decorously, decently, with pro-
priety.

ῃ eas ory nat 2 “εν ly εὐ, etd bd 5.6 on soy ar Χ΄ a.

Q) cs arry eas Aol, buf, —bygatgquiled va.
to render convenient, to make fit, to
adapt, to adjust, to suit, to apply; to
proportion; to appropriate.

QusmunrwAfl, buy vn. to be suitable
or conformable, to suit, to agree; to
belong, to pertain, to coincide, to
match; to concern, to regard.

ΟΕ Xing a. suitable, fit ; symme-
trical; --(#/ s. suitableness, congru-
ity, conformity; decorum, decency;
relation, analogy, proportion, 8ym-
metry.

ἢ caren ren Xr (F 8. ὃ. 4 μα; νη σε {6
building, construction ; -- νεῷ, 5. orien-
tation, finding the cardinal points.

(ἢ ccs ον». cael”, —p» (ἢ css erry easel, ταν ag δ.
side chamber; projecture, balcony,
verandah, belvidere, terrace; porch.

ΟΣ ΟΣ ΖΟῸΣ a. terraced.

Q ων δύ OF £% 9. ray, brightness.

(ἢ ων 5. authentic rescript.

ἨΔ ὦ ον ων 8. bandage.

(ἢ xs err veces pusstals of va. to speak with
respect, to honour, to praise, to extol;
—pwy ad. honourably ; pompously ;
—gpnel2h & ΟΥ̓. abbreviation ; —ghp.
apg a. honouring, bearing respect;
honorary ; -gpnch 8. respect, honour,
reverence; --τἰ α. loaded with honour.

Qwinnewd, ng 8. turn, Winding, 8i-
nuosity, twisting; -g¢ pwhpy, circuit-
ous expression ; -w» fg a. twined,
wound round, entwined; full of sinuo-
sities; -op£% a. obscure, abstruse, dark.

(ἢ acs cot eve car ly easy a. honourable.

Q arenes wt a. honourable, respect-
able, estimable, venerable; precious,
rare, excellent, exquisite ; noble;
Zaye —» Reverend Father; - 8. no-
blemen, nobility, principal persons ;
wn. τῶ nebk, ηπρν to hold or have in
honour; - aad δ σπηπήρμη ξιων, respect-
ed by all people.

QQ ων πεν ἴεν, few a. rare, excel-

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lent, very precious ; -τοΐἣν a. most
honourable ; most precious ; —esd,
“ἢ ὦ} un. to become precious or ex-
cellent.

Qasnecshustne(3h 8. high value, ele-
vated price ; excellence, pre-emin-
ence, rarity ; nobleness.

Qwenewhfg a. equal in honour or
rank ; —4g0-(0f s. parity of rank ; par-
tecipation in the same honour or glory.

(ἢ ἐν εν να. cdiomayg ae rendering hon-
our & respect ; hig Ss. Q neal sp -

(ἢ (ὦ ἐνερ twee ν weg ὃ. foot-stool; pe-

Qesinnewinet §. title. (destal; socle.

Qwworwukp a. eager for honours,
greedy of glory, ambitious, desirous
of praise or distinction ; vain-glorious,
vain; generous, bounteous, obliging,
Officious ; -vfpupay ad. ambitiously ;
vainly; honourably, generously, oblig-
ingly ; -ufpwhwt a. honorary ;— puke »
compliments ; —ufyrssegha ὃ. (ἢ ccsersre cor
ΣΌΣ | —ufipli f va. to covet, to be
ambitious of, to seek glory, fame or
distinction ; to make it a point of hon-
our to, to treat generously or honour-
ably, to oblige ; to honour, to glorify;
to compliment ; -ufpo.(3% s. immoder-
ate desire of honour or glory, ambi-
tion, vain-glory, point of honour; ge-
nerosity, liberality ; obligingness.

wanwuns by 8. graft, graff; ino-
culation, vaccination, cow-pox; inser-
tion, addition; conjunction, union;
[9 upwfs —f. pus, vaccine matter; - pe
apab, adoptive son; —pe Suyc, putat-
ive, adoptive father; -whfhp a. graft-
ed; inoculated; -4, δοῦν va. to en-
graft, to graft; to inoculate, to vac-
cinate; to insert, to interpolate; to
annex, to join, to reunite, to attack;
-ῥιγυη. to be grafted; inoculated ; —fs
8. grafter; inoculator; (fanpeg) graft-
ing-knife ; -o.# s. grafting; inocula-
tion, vaccination ; conjunction.

Q severe cop oy 8. bulwark, rampart,
bastion, barrier, epaulment; beam,
rafter; ceiling; - pinky Saypltbag » to
be a bulwark of one’s country; —s
cna. constructed of, or made with
beams, ceiled; walled; balustrated;
—-6S, bgp va. to wall; to gird with pa-
rapets.

(ἢ cess capt wits a. worthy of honour.

(ἢ μρνσνε να. τ» a. honourable, respect-
able ; honorary ; honest ; s. noble,

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magnate, dignitary; -¢ , nobility ; τὰς
(#hs.dignity, nobility; honour, respect.

ἢ wenne&,;p a. honourable.

ἢ μων. δώ, kgf va. to honour, to
render honour & respect, to respect,
to esteem, to venerate, to revere, to
glorify, to favour; — qusfsent, to ca-
ress, to cherish, to flatter, to humour
the passions; jwnwp —, to esteem
most, to prefer. 3

Qunne£p s. commandment, order,
injunction; precept; warrant, com-
mission; instruction, lesson; ordin-
ance, decree; — way, gbhk,, to give
orders or directions, to command, to
order, to charge, to dispose, to en-
join; to commission, to intrust witha
Message 5 — Sprundiahh fp fb pruy guk,: to
order; to appoint,-to decree; — or -
Spud pirgncbbk,,. go receive orders

Qunnefs a. honouring. [to.

ccs ers 00. for easly » ang 8. envoy, deputy;
commissary, emissary, agent, manda-
tary, proxy; -σείϑῥ 8. deputation.

wunchpuh, urg δ. commandment,
precept, law, command, order; =.
gutk; q-op, to transgress, to violate,
to break, to infringe ; —ave φρενί.
to order expressly.

ῃ “ὦν exe tre far esstocarsg fry 8. mandate, order;
warrant, writ; τορι gyeg α. ΟΟἸΏ-
manding, ordering, disposing ; - φῦ»
fy s. transgressor, infringer, prevart-
cator; sinner ; -χωΐο σε [Ὁ βεῖν 8. trans-
gression, infraction, prevarication ;
disobedience, sinning ; ~Gesssnsy 5-4 -
macl(df δ. Up cca arn ove fu pr sesTa nas ang cx ἢ -χιωΐνοπει
(2D 5-5, wg 8. observer of precepts;
a. fulfilling what is prescribed; ταῖς
Sec(ah s. observance, fulfilment ofa
commandment or order; - ἰδ σε
s. transgression, breaking or violat-
ing the law. -

Qasmaeppbd, Egf va. to command,
to order, to enjoin, to impose, &
charge, to prescribe; to recommend.

Qwunnehwk» by s.window, casement
dormer-window ; sky-light ; niche,
wall-press; sluice, flood-gate; chim-
ney; fig. senses ; dutgun —f, blinds,
Venetian blinds ; -ρ pargat bphipy. 't
rains pailfuls; 8. Quphwaps Layhl

(ἢ casera εν by 5. punishment, chast-
isement, pain, correction; scourge,
revenge ; threat, threatening tone;
reprimand, reproach, rebuke; s=f4

QOS

sentence or punishment of death, ca-
pital punishment; νην -f, exile; -
woe fs «πωρη ἤ ων» the scourge of human
kind; = hyeseey ley fh of E press » to inflict a
punishment; ὑγρός fapum —, to be se-

verely punished; #«&, —,to threaten. |

Q ΚΦ ΥΝ ’ -ὖὸ »—hests A. very
threatening, reproachful or scolding;
severe, punishing, chastising; vendi-
cative, cruel ; —4ép ἐν ῥιγυη. to be pun-
ished, to bear the punishment; —4f,
εξ ζ΄ un. to be chastised together;
—hod wakbd va. to punish, to chastise,
to condemn to punishment; to load
with reproaches, to seold, to threaten,
to speak in a threatening tone; — ;f-
%&,.to be punished, chastised; to be
scolded, threatened ; -fadu apduhk,,
to crash with reproachs & threats.

(ἢ “ὦ μνσε 4 νων ἔν Sf, byfs va. to punish, to
chastise, to correct; to avenge; to
scold, to chide, to reproach, to re-
primand; to threaten.

Qwnneswupfs 8. punisher, avenger.

QwwneSwunquhwh a. invective, re-
prehensive. [shronding.

Qn. 4. winding, Wrapping up;

Q asec nqusl ests a. honorary.

Q wnat 8. asylum, refuge, re-
treat, shelter, cover; protection, pa-
tronage, defence, prop, support; re-
sources; -- ;bzé,, to be the refuge of,
to protect, to defend, to take under
one’s protection.

Q oss sever esy ers pr esse of better Q νιν, ears be lf ’
&£yf va. to surround, to encircle, to
enclose, to shut in; to protect, to
prop, to defend, to sustain; to shelt-
er, to screen, to cover; to fortify, to
restore; to return, to restore, to give
back. [bal

(ἢ cas scr ts ang ease ἔν greg estels oS S. (ἢ eae

Qa oor a ang case δὰ bgury un. to be enclos-
ed, surrounded; to take refuge, to
seek shelter, to retire, to be under
cover, to shelter or defend oneself;
to recover oneself, to get up; to get
heart, tg regain courage; to return,
to reinhabit, to dwell in, to remain, to
repose.

q as reson εὐ [τνε. [Ὁ ᾧ ε Ἵ, S. (ἢ ἐννοῶν μη cas pews °

ἢν» a. deceitful, captious,
delusive.

Qaupud a. deceived, seduced.

Qampuhwt 8. Qunpr.

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Qusnputp 4. deceit, cheat, fraud,
imposition, seduction, trick, impost-
ure; mistake, error; illusion, decep-
tion ; wun —bwg, erratic star, planet;
f —he «(ἢ εἶνε, . —hhe Sessemegustals sy. to
deceive, to cheat, to seduce, to induce
or lead into error; 8. βωμαῦ ζω.

μων» by a. prepared, ready,
disposed, in condition; active, quick ;
at hand, near at hand, disposable; ad.
wargly, softly, slowly; - «s#ahk,, to
prepare; -- ,/us,,to prepare oneself;
to be disposed; to be prompt or re-
solute; ῥ᾽ -f a%k,, to hold in readi-
ness; to stand in readiness, to be
ready ; - ζω 8. (ἢ Fee ee hus.

Qa ares e200 oss τῶν pr αὐ Ὦ; a. apt at a reply,
ready witted ;-pwyp a. promptly, rea-
dily, eagerly, with great alacrity ;
—-hut 8. acs μη o0s us 00s a.

as carr exo ex ors bs al, bof: ya. to prepare, to
make or get ready, to put in condi-
tion; to provide with, to dispose, to
put in order, to fit, to dress ; — putu f
ehput oppor, to prompt, to suggest;
—bynegunkf va. to cause to prepare.

sexe pr esses oe fool", Egusy un. to prepare
oneself, to get ready, to put oneself
in a condition to, to make prepara-
tions, to take one’s dispositions; to
beware of, to take care or heed, to
mind. [dresser ; provider.

Qwmpucmps 8. preparer, disposer,

Qunpusunne (Fh 8. preparation, pre-
parative, disposition; furnitare, house-
hold goods; train, equipage; precau-
tion, attention, vigilance ; -(@@ ad.
spontaneously, voluntarily, readily.

Quunpkd, kgf va. to deceive, to
cheat, to seduce, to dupe, to defraud,
to circumvent, to surprise; to abuse.

Q wren ῥω 4«. OF pp» wy 8. Gr. w. Da-
triareh ; — Peas » patriarch of the Ar-
menians, Catholicos; —-w#ut a. patri-
archal ; —whog, --ὐρ οἷν δ. patriarchate,
patriarch’s residence or 860; -a(2}
s. patriarchate, patriarchship, patri-
archy. {noble ; pn. Patrick.

Quwaphl, phwg 8. Latin w. patrician,

Qoophs 8. deceiver, imposter; se-
ducer; a. ὃ. Q ΣΟ

Q essa fu 8. bot. balm-mint, garden-
balm, melissa hortensis; facp syuss_
rew~h, carmelite water.

Ἐν , ῥ᾽ 4. 8ocket-rest.

Qwurphoe(Fper δι patriciate.

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by fraud; -whut a. 8. ἢ

ed lint.

Q wnpneml ν assy ὃ. veil, cover; mask,
cloak, appearance; fiction, pretext,
excuse ; — [δ ηθ wy, envelope; address;
f£ vu, under the appearance; -&./,
yf va. to cover, to veil, to mask, to

palliate; to pretend.

QwowpneXwh, wg s. beast for sacri-

fice or food: appanage, pension.

Qa opr pncg ὅ. dancing, dance;
ball; ballet; choir, chorus; company,
assembly, circle; troop, band; herd,
- δ us ort bs ἢ 000 5 ν chorus of
| | Pape A ᾿ We que. ’ &e.; -
wntney, to dance; to surround, to en-
compass, to encircle; -- wntney, guy,
Ju, , ΠΣ “- ΠΣ “πα OT
- slog saslelsy » to dance, to
leap, to hop, to jamp ; to caracole; --
wphatb,, to surround, to environ; —u

drove, flock;
the stars; 8.

equrphy. f

muy, to gather together.

εἰν [Ὁ εἰν γε εἰν εν yn. tO raise around;
to sustain, to support; to take away,
to suppress ; ~pacp&J'va- to spread an
odour everywhere.

Qupugay, fy a. circumjacent ; 5,
circumstance; particular, detail; turn,
revolution ; ~y wap, for many orlong
years ; -n(#} 6. turn, revolution, pe-
riod; —gynefs δ. corypheus, chief of a
choir or company; fig. leader, chief,
head, first ; - ;#%4,, to be at the head
of, to be the chief, to march at the
head of, to lead, to conduct; to give
the signal, to set the example, to take
the initiative; -gp££ va. to circum-
scribe, to confine, to limit; to com-
prehend, to contain; to describe; to
trace or draw the first strokes, to
sketch the outline of; to rough-draw;
~geneh 8. circumscription, limitation ;
description; outline, sketch, rough-
draught; -gompd" un. to gird oneself;
~gheatS va. to look around; to ob-
serve, to consider, to ponder ; -ζως
whJ va. to set at absolute liberty, to
free totally; -- ἥνινε τ va. to fill com-

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Qwenpry a.deceitfal, fallacious, cap-
tious; -wpwh a. fraudulent, cheating,
lying; -iwpwhe (2h 4. fallacy, fraud,
imposture, lie; -wpup ad. deceitfully,
usinperiy 5 8Θ-
ductive, flattering, fawning ; - σε 9} s.
deceit, cheat, imposition, fraud, trick.

Q 7. Or wf. ahh 2. wick 3
match ; -- ¢/peg, lint, linament, scrap-

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pletely; -frlpps un. to be gathered
all together, to flock together ; -ppt.
qnehs. merry dance; —sadhbw va. to
cover on all sides, to envelope, to sur-
round, to wrap up, to bury; -Smadas
a. enveloped, completely covered or
wrapped up.

Qwpurh , wg δ. mermaid, siren.

Qu pwhwtrd a. irregular, anomal-
ous ; —f£fg 8. partner, fellow-dancer; «a.
of the same company ; -- ἰδ, or -.
4gbS un.to dance or sing together; to
enter ἃ company or society, to ac-
company, to associate oneself with;
~4gn_(3h 4. ballet-company; chorus;
association, fellowship ; —4.bgke 2.
ball; ~2é< a. circular, round; ~jwdpt
un. to circulate, to take a turn; -ω,
δε ἢ, 4. turn, circulation, revolution.

Q) ρων,» wq 8. cord, rope, cable; <p,
cordage, ropes; — farmeney, clothes-
line ; — tweoe mar. shrouds, ship’s
cable. [retire.

Qua coud’, Egusy un. to return, to

Qarctng ᾽ ει Σ neck; throat ; -- ὅσ.
dey isthmus ἢ strait; - αὐζνστα κω ΐενᾳ Ὁ
neck; 5. 9.4} εὐἿωἤ εὐ, quae, or f
dé puy τῷ acpaeg ,to fall upon the neck
οἵ; ghuy f μωρὰρ —, to walk proudly
or majestically, to strut; fapagnege.
thy» quapdnegutley ΄- to take to flight,
to flee, to run away.

Q wp wsiingur[F 9 a.immersed or sunk
up to the neck ; —s2zg a. very high.

Qa putingnesss a. isthmus-like.

Quiputig fh 8. ballet; - uawabb;, to
dance.

Q) spruvey , vy 8. leisure, leisure-time,
cessation, respite, vacation; being
without work or employment, want of
occupation, rest, having nothing to do,
idleness ; convenient time, favourable
opportunity ; a. 8. Quspmseynyrg 3 οἰκότα,
enh » op --ἷ ν favourable moment; va-
cation, holidays ; --νῷ ad. leisurely, at
one’s leisure or ease; — conbacy, tO
rest, to cease from work, to be unoc-
cupied, at leisure; to take time, to
find a favourable moment; ᾧ -ὦ gt.
t*+plz. to be idle; —ay skuk,, to rest,
to repose; -- fbgpb,;, to seek a con-
venient time, to lose no opportunity;
- pEpkys muy, gbuk,, - ἤν "ε geeky
qtupr , to take time to, to occupy one-
self with, to give oneself to, to apply
oneself to ; -- Sard” wu, to give time ;

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- “εξ. to have time or leisure; --
wntk,, to empty; gh huye —» why are
you idle? £(2£ βηξ pa -- if you have
time.

Q au prasy wink S va. to surround, to
encircle, to environ; -f/'un. to scratch
oneself, to stretch, to yawn on awak-

00s 2 css κῃ bs off” S. ccs press eng foal ° (ing.
; Q ccs pr cases he an s. 5. Q wpurgynefu 5 danc-
ing-master.

Qa pombgnegutkS va. to occupy, to
employ, to give work to; to exercise,
to keep in exercise ; to empty ; to take
away, to remove.

Qwopunyfil, guy vn. to be occupied,
employed, busy, to apply oneself to,
to attend to, to devote oneself to, to
stady, to be steady, assiduous; to
rest, to take repose; to be vacant,
void; Eb bugl petal ει. ag 02s x ozs εα bros _
“ξ. he will come when convenient to
him.

Qupunihgk Sf va. to bind in every
part, to pinion, to garrott; -qigocdh
8. circumligation.

wpusynpg» wy a. unoccupied, idle,
unemployed, lazy, slothful; vacant,
void, empty.

exrprasan re (FG ὃ. inactivity, idleness,
disoccupation ; occupation, applica-
tion, exercise, study; leisure, oppor-
tunity, ease.

Q acs pr acs anger s. 8. cca pr ccs ye (ὃ ῥα:
scholium, commentary; -- anbac,, to
take time or leisure.

Qu prseup wp ad. round about; taken
all together; -awsw% a. comprehen-
BIV@; - 4nd gr. circumlative case.

Q ae pr ess ees Ss. Q ase precreg pve fur «

Qwponkd, byf va. to comprise, to
include, to comprehend, to encom-
pass, to embrace, to take in; to en-
velop, to beset, to invest.

ἢ wpranne(df 8. comprehension, con-
taining, embracing; syllepsis; party,
assembly; -- wauphine(thg, the union
of all the virtues.

a La On ἔς va. to define ; to
relegate, to exile, to banish; -upoqhsJ;
-abub f 8. Q sprend ed Gh oS; —qafink α΄.

Qwpuyp a. fattened, fat, plump; 5. 8.
Q wp apne th . [ling Ὃ

ΟΣ ΖΩΣ ong Q. 8S. cas graces 5 8. fat-

Que pepk iS, ’ Eaf va. to fatten 5 - gap
ἄξγ. to manure; - qnp εὑ πινβ yaeuni ,
to feed or entertain one with hopes, to

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beguile, to lull, to fool one with fair
promises, to take to a fool’s paradise;
- quszu, to feast, charm or delight the
eyes ; -f un. to grow fat or stout, to
fatten ; — vkamp yorum, to feed one’s
fancy, to lull oneself with, or feast
upon false hopes. Quepasa.

cso r cas pore ἢ, &. fattening > -πε» S.

ΠΣ ΩΣ ᾽ν “ἢ ΟΥ̓ bg a. fattened, fat,
obese, lusty, plump, oily, greasy,
unctuous; nutritious, succulent; rich,
fertile, fruitful.

ἢ μων μέρ » —prye A. rich, fertile,
prolific, abundant, copious; -τ or
grote ad.thoroughly, fully; long, in de-
tail; -—4Seefa. very sapid, well flav-
oured, extremely grateful to the pa-
late ; -diupdft a. plump, fleshy, cor-
pulent, obese ; --ϑεναγ asquy un. to fat-
ten, to grow fat, to become fat &
plump; -pow a. rich in pasture ; --σε-.
gutkf va. to fatten, to make fat; --
qgéphfe,to manure, to dung, to fer-
tilize.

Qwpupene[Ffr.t 8. fat; corpulence,
stoutness ; manure ; Sap ; oiliness;
produce, abundance, riches.

Q με. caste. 5 wag 8. tie, rope, cord,
bonds, iron, fetters ;*-47, kgf va. to
tie, to bind, to pinion, to put in chains
or fetters.

Qupwenp 8. chorus-singer; chorist-
er;a.dancing, appertaining to danc-
ing ; surrounded, encircled.

Q σώ. ζω ᾿ we 8.dancer.[com pany.

Q span fd, Eguy vn. to dance in

Qwepucnpne (Pfc 8. dancing in com-
pany, ballet, ball, chorus; assembly,
company, reunion.

Qoppb puke a. circular; periodic-
al; — subg, periodical stars; -ach
8. periodicity. [tion, turn; period.

Quppkpoe (9h 4. revolution, circula-

Qupgk-e» wq 8. gift, present; dona-
tion, favour, grace, gratification, mu-
nificence, liberality; premium, rimu-
neration, recompense ; salary, pen-
sion;f— f—f, fp —f suuft, as a gift,
as a present; —u«. watb, qnp, to lav-
ish gifts or benefits on, to gift; 8S.
Lonel, Aofawgne guile S.

ner og δε μείω a. giving, distribut-
ing presents, liberal; 8. donor; -- ων
8. Qe w ib ath dS’; —aleh s. distribu-
tion of presents; of prizes ; liberality,
generosity ; -eé,a. bringing presents;

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-gpem a. finding favour, favoured;
~thy wntks va. to load with gifts;
~fig fp a. seeking or asking a present
or favour; -ζωΐν a. given, accorded,
granted; —ép4/-, the Land of Promise;
—dlin 8. oss eg be ceopresy fs ; — sy & oss 8. pre-
sident of the games, giver of prizes.

Q carr bese —ne, any 8. donee, per-
son to whom any thing is given or
bequeathed by will.

Qapgheuwutp a.fond of making pre-
sents, liberal, generous, large-heart-
ed, open-handed, munificent; -ssmn-,
wy ὅ. donor; remunerator ; —wnnene (Fh
8. gift, donation; -mp£S 5. Quepgh_
«Γ᾽ —pwh 5. place for distribution of
gifts ; fig. place of grace, church.

Quaipghebd, kof va. to give, to make
a present, to present with, to make
largesses, to give freely & munificent-
ly, to distribute generously or liber-
ally; to reward.

Q carpe bee pitolyeny S. Q) apg bees.

Qungkheps 5. q

Quphgom, fg 8. tunic, cloth, coat;
morning gown}; —wenp s. ecclesiastic,
monk; -ῥῇ ᾿ whnacip s. short tunic 9 -ῥΓ
un. to put on a tunic. [cipice.

Quptf , fig s.4ock, cliff, steep, pre-

Qupbh 5. explorer, out-rider, sen-
tinel, keeper, guardian.

Qu phhusnqut, wg 8. watch, guard,
patrol ; -« 4.«1£,.to place sentinels.

Quptdt, kgf va. to dance with, to
dance in company, to perform a bal-
let; -- bpqu,to sing & dance in a ring.

Quph tyes. wg 8. guardian of pro-
visions, store-keeper. _[livelihood.

QupbiwenpfS vn. to earn one's

Qu pkuph s- scanty fare, scarse nou-
rishment; Serghe ἥτε ον bs easy τὸ Sayld_
4uy(9k;, to live from hand to mouth.

μόρᾳ s. cantata; -wf, —ny, mg 8.
chorus-singer ;” -n_(7J 8. ballad; ma-
drigal; chorus.

Qupq> fb, a.simple; serene, calm;
pure, clear, clean ; simple, sincere,
genuine; clear, evident; s. serenity,
sereneness, fine weather, clear sky,
serene atmosphere; evening stillness;
morning freshness; ad. simply; ᾧ -/,
f -y ad. with a clear sky.

Q ccs press press S. Q sespeqespsou 5 - δ JS, κοῦ
va. to clear up, to unravel, to unriddle,
to solve ; - πων ud. simply; clearly, ex-
plicitly ; sincerely ; -- ««&,,in a word,

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in short, in fine; -- wwaghy. frankly,
to be plain with, openly, ingenuous-
ly, without reserve ; —fsow » «sg a.speak-
ing clearly, distinctly, explicit, intel-
ligible, clear; — ,4%4,,to speak clear-
ly 3 -ζιωῦν 8. Quspg 2.3 -ρον s. puritan ;
-hpota(3f 5. puritanism ; -dpe a. sim-
ple-minded, sincere, ingenuous, can-
did, artless, good-natured ; simple,
Billy, foolish, imbecile ; --αἴωννε {Pfc 8.
Qaspashane (Fh ; —gesefe 8. phys. eudiome-
ter; —sanpnlth 8. eudiometry > σε,
fiwp 8. a simple & compendious alma-
nack.

Qaspab Sf . Egf va. to simplify ; to
clarify, to filter; to clear, to purify;
to expand, to slacken; to unfold, to
unroll, to untwist, to display, to
spread, to put or set forth; to unrav-
el, to clear up, to disentangle, to de-
velop, to explain, to expound, to il
lustrate; — ggponu, to hoist, to infurl
a flag, to let fly the ensign, to display
the colours; - as ru κα op san eaves Ξ ἴο heave
out, to set a sail; —f-un.to be simpli-
fied; to be clarified, filtered; to be-
come clear, to be purified ; to be
cleared up, solved, unravelled or elu-
cidated; to grow calm or serene; to
extend, to stretch out, to be unfolded,
displayed or unrolled; - sd fuf,, to
depart, to go away ; - »g¢eng, to beat
the last Fasp; sg 000 007 ἐν 5. sls 4“:- μὐ[ ὦ,
gut gkdp up, his countenance bright-
ened; 8S. fleé- [ly, confidently.

Qupgh phew a. frank, bold; ad. open-

ἢ ρα ον» - fe og S.Qupq s.

Qwpgdinne [afer 5. simplicity, good
nature, artlessness, plainness, sincer-
ity, candour, ingenuousness ; foolish
credulity, singleness, silliness, sim-
plicity. [sky.

Qwepqagem a. thundering in a clear

Qwepane wd , og 8. tension, distension.

Qwpqnc(2 [ ε΄, 4. simplicity; purity,
cleanness ; simplicity, sincerity; cla-
rification, clarifying; serenity, clear-
ness, calm weather; explication, de-
velopment; εὐ ηΐννε. εν ἢ εμἦν —. noble sim-

Qaepqnenha ad. simply. [plicity.

apaneits 8. chem. decolouring, cla-
rification- [bar, cross-bar; curtain-rod.

Q να πεἥιεωζ ἘΣ bolt; padlock;

Qwpqrem, f 8. Strainer, filter, col-
ander, cullendar, skimmer; beaked-
cruet,

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Qupkt, kupy s. maintenance, food,
nourishment, subsistence , victuals,
rovisions, stores; wencpt --, daily
read, daily board; quene sits Say a
4.9 δ OF gurus, -- to gain or earn
one’s livelihood. [Paris.
Qupkuan. a ὃ. ephor; - ϑρυσάφωηῇ »

Quwp[Fbint, f s. Parthenon.

QuplFb&, wg a. 8. Parthian; Par-
thia; -,. the Parthians ; -whw» a.
Parthian ; -sa%sd", agewy un. to take the
air, tone or manners of the Parthians,
to speak in Parthian; -wp£% ad. in
the Parthian language. , [mat.

Qopffe, wy 4. mat, straw- or rush-

— Qapbh , μάωνν 4. siren, mermaid;
fairy ; zool. tom-tit, tit-mouse, mesen-

Qopps s. dancer. [gia, muskin.

Q) caro fossarg » purus 8. wall, rampart,
fortification.

Qepfenepg 8. autumnal blast.

ἢ δ᾽ ad.proudly, haughtily ; -- aep_
Pf, to walk ostentatiously, in a state-
ly manner, to bridle up, to carry the
head high, to strut, to strut about, to
stalk along.

Qwpd het a. vaunting, boasting.

Qupswnp 4. vaunt, boast, show,
ostentation, pride; glory, splendour;
decoram, hononr ; —te su wbtdtph gu,
to pique or plume oneself on, to glory
in; las Sadun ly. to be proud of, to
be boasted or vaunted of, to make it
one’s boast to.

Q pd Lbaqneh S. Quand acti. (ious.

QupSbyncgutkd va.to render glor-

Q upd pS. δ κω vn. to glory, to vaunt,
to boast, to brag, to hector, to praise
oneself; to put oneself forward, to
aim at winning distinction, to preach
up oneself, to make a merit of, to af-
fect haughty airs, to play the brag-
gart, to swagger, to be vain-glorious,
proud or vain of; wautdagbuy —, tO
pride oneself, to look big, to be proud
Of; equpd [eS ἀρ 1 have the honour
to be...

ἢ δεῖ or wi a. boastful, vaunt-
ing, braggiag, vain-glorious, self-con-
ceited, swaggering, blustering ; s.
braggart, swaggerer, braggadocio,
hector, bully.

Qupdne 6. vaunting, boasting.

ἢ rd mesh a. of great merit, praise-
worthy, glorious.

Qangh , ay s. sack; bag, purse, bud-

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get, wallet, satchel; - gopag, knap-
sack; - (ϑηί(ϑ μά μ[ ν courier’s bag.
Quphu, sf. Fatal Sister, Fate; fy
-fy. the thread of -.
Quphwgpp a. scattered through the
Qaphbip ὃ. Sfpatbup. [woods.
Qeephboas fg OF wy a. modest, vir-
tuous, chaste, pudic, maidenly, pure;
sober, moderate, temperate, frugal;
discreet, well-behaved.
Quphkonupwh a. reserved in one’s
speech, speaking modestly; --σείϑ ῥεῖν
s.modest or decent discourse; —peup
ad- modestly, chastly; decently ; —peas_
py a. modest in one’s behavour, de-
cent; —gs7 a. discreet & modest; —_
F-nyof a. composed of virtuous per-
80n8; -ζωΐν 5. Quphbam; -ἀρμοῖν a. be-
having modestly, modest, virtuous,
chaste, pure ; —éfu a. chaste-minded ;
—burd, wguy un.to be modest, to lead
a chaste life, to know how to compose
one’s demeanour; to be moderate,
reserved or circumspect, to abstain,
to be sober; -uay δ. place of chastity,
monastery, holy retreat; -w£, a. vir-
tuous, modest, pudic ; -vhacthg Orunch
a. well behaved, brought up in mo-
desty, modest, chaste, virtuous; -purp
s. giver of chastity ; -gacgutbd va. to
render wise or modest, continent or
abstinent, to give an air of decency.
Quphtawnc(2f s. modesty, decency,
decent bearing, carriage, demeanour
or deportment, honesty ; chastity, pu-
dicity, purity, bashfulness; modera-
tion, temperance, abstinence, frugali-
ty, sobriety; gravity, stateliness, re-
verend aspect ; -ἃ S. Q uaphbaumpuip ο
QuuphbgeneSh af. 8-Quph bau
ἢ, ρ ke, kipgs. trench, moat, ditch.
Quphack 8. Thput.
ἢ ρζε.Χ᾽, ἔχη δ. bot. follicle, shell,
pericarp, capsule, pod, husk, cod.
ἘΠ wphor 8. Wood-pigeon, ring-dove.
ως, Quapse S. ὼς Q whe -
Q ωρε hs oS”, baf va. to try, to expe-
Qupdint ,f,-p s. young man.[rience.
Q sprp ep » &e. 8. Q cary eee » &e. [tion.
Quprgacf s. dancing; turn, revolu-
Q wry h ἢ “εἰ ῤῥ 8. 07. circumflex ( “);
mus-an Armenian note (~ }} -ὐννεῖν
a.circumflexed on the last syllable.
Qwepoyy 5. turn, gyre, round, circle;
helix, spire, spiral; show, crowd; -ρ’
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to turn, to redound, to draw back.

Qaspnt, wy 8. Latin w. baron; *8.
ϑέρ; -ock 8. barony ; -0-5f sf. baron-
ess. [va. to collect, to gather.

aeprove [Fas ἢ bg s. collection ἢ -(AbS

Qupnehuwtud, -—ypSun. gr. to be cir-
cumflexed.

ἢ apn δ, 5, dancing, dance.

Q wpackusl , wg δ. orb, sphere, circle,
circuit, orbit ;— pws, circumlocution,
periphrasis, roundabout phrase; -wy
blag OF —wfoup, Anchoraton, treat-
ise by 8t. Epiphanius against heresy.

Q apache Σέ ε. a. spherical, round.

Q waits a. comprehensive.

QuapnctuhkS, kgf va. to surround,
to encompass, to encircle; to com-
prehend, to contain, to enclose, to
embrace; -f£/ un. to be surrounded
or contained. [city.

ἢ eprctushne (Fh ὃ. contents ; capa- |

Qupoew, τον ῥ $.rush-rope, coarse
rope of hay.

Q casprore srry ν ag 8. anat, pellicle 5
membrane, tunic ; 5. Whyussguenurl ; —
“νην bot. pericarpium, follicle, cap-
Bula. [the membrane.

ry ἤ εν αν “πῇ να. to break

Qupocmuhfd un. to roll one over
another as waves.

Qwpnepar dbs. a. helicoidal, screw-
shaped, spiral, helical; s. screw, helix;
— wfwgupd, rightspired screw; — das
facsrgsuapd » left spired sSCrew.

Qupacpkt, kgf va. to surround; to
envelop, to cover, to conceal, to en-
close, to shut up;-—or ᾧ pug -, to
strike out, to eliminate, to take away,
to retrench, to trim round.

QupuyuintS, Egh va. to fill to over-
flowing; to break, to burst; -fJ" un.
to be full to overflowing; to burst, to
be broken, burst.

Q) xs praqerenfrete , anil 8, filling up,
overflowing; rapture; bursting, rent,
tear; crash; membky g— npnduyuf, to
eat to bursting, to burst with eating.

Queue, fy δ. sling: swarm of bees;
puphiu anprdiushbk, -[ε » to sling.

γῶν a. Persian; -ρ s.Persia. [list.

Q wpuanfh s.sling: cross-bow, arba-
᾿ cas prasesse.. ᾿ [9 Se blame, reprehension,
Injury, outrage, infamy, vituperation,
criticism, censure; a. blamable; -- ἐᾧ..
%£,, to be blamed, criticized, carped,
animadverted.

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qQ eas pas oss cess press fs esr να. [ὦ frets s.discontent
with one’s lot; -gf_ s. libel; pamph-
let ; libeller, pamphleteer ; -gla ,
~gfr a. blaming, carping, critical, cri-
ticizing, fault-finding; s. censor, cri-
tic, fault-finder, Zoilus ; - ,buk, 8.
εν Sf 37 uy q tad, » he finds
fault with everything.

Q aspuwewhp 4. 8. ἢ σένανε. 8.: —be
gik,, = —hop δι Β. Doss 7000 os wb of 3 —he
ove assy ὗ afr con ee.es pep ’ to sully one’s repu-
tation. [carping, fault-finding.

Qwpuuewu£p a. fond of criticism,

ων be yb a. blamable ; blame-
worthy, reprehensible, censurable.

QupuwekS, Egh va. to blame, to
reproach, to find fault with, to carp,
to criticize, to vituperate, to animad-
vert, to condemn, to censure.

ἢ aes pres cxre.cas ὃ. slinger.

ἢ carprerenp iy $. sling-stone ee kgf
va. to sling, to throw or cast stones
with a sling.

Q wok WS, ; Egl va. §. Q apromp appl of Η
to spring up, to burst out, to jump
forth.

Qwpupl, whee 2.8. Persian; Persia.

Qwpuhegtt 5. the Persian religion;
-ζωΐ,, - fir a. Persic ; Persian; — Save»
peacock ; - &ag, the Persian Gulf;
—kapys a. Persia-conquering ; —ked,
wguy un. to imitate or become Per-
sian, to adopt the Persian tongue,
tone or manners; —syeut Κ᾽. (ἢ ἐς boger 5
-amut 8. Persia.

Qupubtpkt ad. in Persian; 8. Per-
sian, the Persian tongue.

ἢ ρων» sf. queen-bee.

cs pres ang cas ep jie a. well walled; —< ew am
a. wall piercing (thief); -#é< a. wall-
shaped ; -siwpe a. beseiging; defend-
ing ; —Swpnpk 8. battering engine ,
seige-train; -γέννε δῇ s. fortification ;
-syw5, wg 8 Zuard, rounds; — ,fe&,.
to guard the wails or fortifications ;
—cnp, — put a. encircled with a wall,
fortified; -enpbw or

Os pres acg be ol ’ kof va. to encircle with
a wall, to wall; to construct or elev-
ate a rampart, to fortify; to separate
by a wall; fig. to protect, to shelter;
— oF [Γ᾽ pug —, to separate, to divide,
to send away, to remove.

sr » δ. —p, wneg 8. debt, daty,
obligation, engagement; due; active
debt, credit; tribute, tax, impost;

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cause, reason, author; a. in debt to,
indebted, accountable, responsible;
guilty , culpable; - peufie. tribute
due ; -z Lp, creditor; —£, kp, ὅσ.
v. imp. there must, there ought; it is
right, itis necessary; -- be uapdwhkp,
it was necessary ; s£ - 93 LE -, ns ξ --
be mqurnyen, it must not be, it is not
right, just or lawful; s£ -- g&4%w,, he
is unworthy of life; - fuphutb,, to
think proper, to deem expedient; au
νι, ἢ -kop, to cause to run into
debt, to get into debt, to be involved
in debt; dinwtb, κε —Eap, to run into
debt; to lay oneself under obligations;
gavgned —a πε ἔκ,» it —ke εἰν νιν to be
over head ἃ ears in debt; -- οὖν
Sudwpk;,, to assume the obligation;
Seren ne quills {-: ῥερ , to discharge or
pay 8 debt; Sarnnsguihly qu & press fus_
wuwpfne(F&,to discharge a debt of
gratitude ; Susanne yore “ bep με.
Sueypbifu, to pay one’s debt to one’s
country ; — w#«Ls,.to render culpable,
to impute, to accuse ; to condemn; 8.
Poy.
Qupwmn fe a. obligatory; —(F-neql[P
8. com. bond ; -- &phw[Fneyery , railroad-
Q wpenwh s. mask, veil, cover.[bond.
Q ose 1 crs ess by με ὅ. debtor; a. indebted ;
responsable, obliged; culpable, guil-
ty; due, fit, convenient ; -- asn%é,, to
cause to run into debt ; to oblige; -
gfut,, to remain debtor, to run into
debt; to be obliged or subject; pups
babgf wstdpt pepoet —, his blood shall
be on his own head; -“εἰϑὺ 4. obliga-
Pre ἔτ αΓ Ss. Q cere rere ἐν ἐν of. [tion.
Qaapenuhfg 4. fellow-debtor ; —Sas
αν a. paying one’s debts; —Sameneh
s. redemption, buying out, off or up;
-Swut s.instalment, partial payment;
— ὅπως . tO give or pay by instalments;
—dinp5wh 8. note payable to order.
Quypmwke s. charm, talisman.
Qs 0 ere cas 0g 09 5, xs ofr [Ὁ fore ὃ. exacting
payment, exaction of a debt.
) seo arn cas ong erste » ag 8. debtor; culprit ἢ
- εἰν ει, to owe, to be indebted; -σεῖ
s. obligation, bounden duty, bound.
css scr sort. ove. ν ““ . borrowing; gua-
ranteeing payment of another’s debt,
becoming bail or surety, respondent,
answerable.
Q css pe ace carer be ol, Egh, -δ πε σεν ἔνε va.
to tire out, to weary, to fatigue too

Q ser, &e.

Gili

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much, to harass, to jade, to over-
weary, to worry, to fag, to exhaust,
to debilitate, to extenuate ; —bgacghs
a. tiring, fatiguing, toilsome, weari-
some, grievous, burdensome ; over-
whelming, crushing-

Q wsprencusupil Eguy un. to grow tired,
to be too much fatigued, to tire or
weary oneself, to become weak, debi-
litated, exhausted.

OQ caso arr ese ωρ S. ἢ apo ev car 5 essen °

Qusprerusenk δ. creditor.

Qupuwenpe ὃ. debtor; culprit; a. ob-
liged; culpable; condemned ; -- w«bby
or —&f, Egf, -δηπε δ Sf va. to find
fault with, to lay the fault on, to ac-
cuse, to blame; to render or declare
guilty or culpable, to judge, to con-
demn, to sentence ; to plunge one
into debt; to oblige, to engage; --ἰ εἴ,
ἔσω un. to be declared guilty, to be
culpable, judged, sentenced, con-
demned ; to run into debt ; to be
bound; -n.(#% s. fault, guilt; condem-
nation; debt; duty; obligation, en-
gagement. [bution; assessment.

Q cae rose x χω 8. tribute, tax, contri- .

ἢ ρων δ dl, Egf va. to worst, to over-
come, to vanquish, to conquer, to
subjugate, to subdue; -- gguspsenprsea
to suffer with fortitude, to bear up
against pain or torments.

Qupankg, nfyw, 8. garden; — push
ϑωωμη 9. kitchen— ; - mmgng, fruit—,
orchard; wthupuwtuhkws —, botanic-
al—; “οὖ πε. ang ess pr ers fog fo , plot or bed;
bppreglhe ssgeas prone fogs , - walks; giky
qahe ΠΣ , to lay outa -; of eas _
4é, 7-» to garden; 8. fp.

se ross for eas aq sass Tee so 8. Qu papa.
synth; —pup 8. lapis lazuli. :

Qwpenpabh s. small garden.

sss os fr eqeeq ste » ary 8. gardener, horti-
culturist; -e_(#f s. gardening, horti-
culture.

Qupunfl, wkf un. to owe, to con-
tract debts, to become indebted, to
be bound; to be obliged, beholden to;
ought, must.

Quepunpt, Equy yn. to be conquered,
to have the worst of it; juspenel(ah -»
to be confounded, astounded, aston-
ished, surprised; sg ao 79 oro bry a9 0 ey ses one bs _
σαν a part was subdued.

Qupefp » esobs ary ὃ. debt; duty ; ΣᾺ
“-ρω. to pay dear for, to smart for, to

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be punished, to have the smart of.

Qwwpunfsn(Fuf a, venting secret
rancour; — ,/6,, to give way to one’s
resentment, to vent one’s wrath, to
be revenged, to upbraid most outrage-
ously, to slander or attack from pri-
vate hate.

ἢ apenne (Ὁ per ὃ. overthrow,defeat,
discomfit; subjection; ῥ᾽ — dSumbk,,
qeupdagubls ν sath εἷος » ΠΊΩΝ ἴο
overcome, to conquer, to defeat, to
rout, to overthrow; f -- diwmhf,, to be
vanquished, conquered, defeated,rout-
ed, to lose the battle, to be discomfit-
ed; — Asnunndutby,, to succumb, to
yield, to give up, to cede, to surrend-
er, to deliver up the arms, to submit;
to avow or know one’s weakness.

ἢ σεν α. secking pretexts.

Q ρων Ὁ, 8. the act of conquering
or of being conquered; S. Quiypmunnef-

acs pr arn να. καρ w2s anger Q.. sui table, decent,

Qaping S. ans pueste [fit, due.

Qwynpe, 8. Fasgard, Persian sect
& book.

Q eaprepurl ὃ. fg. guard, shield ; a8
put 8. refuge, recovery; -4d va. to
envelop, to enclose, to encircle, to
surround, to shut in; to circumscribe,
to comprehend ; - (¢.sgw<, to crown,
to gird the brows with a crown; -a$
s. surrounding ; -- τε δ, s. circumscrip-
tion. {Paulinist, Samosatene.

ἢιωεφῥωΐπω, “ὦ! ὃ. A. Paulinician,

Nespas, app 8. H. w. oxen, cattle.

Qwpupdive , Q ΣΟ by s. bis-

Qe giusu, τω 8. Pegasus. [cuit, sea—.

Qéhuy 5. FL heap -

Qe Spurpot 5. bot. atum, colocasia.

ΣΝ eo ϑ-. Gr. w. pelagus > the
ocean, the sea, the mighty deep, the
depths of the sea, the world of waters;
αν --ν archipelago ; Gfenb bush -ν
Tuscan sea; {ἢ οἵνωνιωζ οἵ, --,, Black sea;
ων ῥ ει ζἷ, —» Caspian 5868.

QE gush ust s. shell-fish.

Qé tS, &yf va. to hollow, to excav-
ate, to dig, to delve; to sap, to mine,
to sink ; - gacpu, Sapa, tO open a
trench, to sink ἃ well; qusjrumuumeurg
“ἡμέρα -, to shed tears.

Qéqo 4% 4. hollowing out, excava-
tion, digging. (quinquertium.

Qétanw(Fpou, f 8. Gr. τυ. pentathlon,

ὦ δύνων ccs by eres esol: , Qetakkaumt , by 8.
Gr.w. Pentecost.

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δῶν, wg 8. chief, commander; -
fupdt-fy, master; -- Supg. patriarch;
— Susprg» abbess; π΄ gmemnag ., Pre-
fect, governor.

(ἢ bess 005% sss αἴ", an oy e204 vn. to be chief or
head, commander, to command, to
reign over, to bear sway over.

Qéwdng 8. the entire history of the
Persian religion.

Qénne(2} s. command, rule, reign,
sway, domination, dominion, authori-
ty, power; government, state, king-
dom, empire; eg, powers (24 hier-
archy of angels); 4g4eap —p. eccle-
siastical principalities, bishops, &c.

QE enyrh ust or (ἢ bergen ἦς sats a. Peter’s,
of Peter; -p&ut {ξι.Γ, St. Peter; St.
Peter’s successors; -ρ 4. followers,
colleagues or companions of St.Peter.

Qk pb macnn 8. Gr.w. inspecto r, visitor.

Qépt te s. garb, attire, dress,
* turn-out, rig-out; tinsel; --ἀτεὔν kgf
vu. to bedizen, to dress up, * to rig
out, to trick out; -fs un. to dizen or
trick oneself out, to adonise.

Dipbckoung» mpg 8. mustaches ;
curls of the beard.

Qi ppuplbtpus 5. Gr. w. Aristotle's
« De Interpretatione ».

a. 8. Gr.w. peripatetic.

Qépx, fg a. illustrious, famous,
distinguished, celebrated, renowned;
elegant, magnificent, excellent ; pom-
pous, sumptuous, fine, rich, superb;
proud, haughty, stiff & starched; -- or
-« ad. proudly, haughtily; pompous-
ly 3 - be sywAnyX ad. richly & magnifi-
cently ; -ὦ frowb,, to speak elegantly.

QE pXwput a. eloquent; —kd, kgf
una. to speak or treat eloquently ; -««_
(91 5. eloquence ; —gayts ad. with much
ostentation; -ίμου a. eloquent; - ῥ-
why. to speak eloquently , fluently ;
—frounc{eh $. eloquence; -Ὡ ὦ αἵ, ong ἢ
un. to be proud of, to act the master,
to make parade or show of, to strut,
to pique oneself on, to tower or rise
above, to domineer, to lord over; to
abound, to increase.

Qiprwhe 5. boast, boasting, brag-
ging , vaunting; ostentation , pomp,
show 5 gorgeousness, parade, finery.

ΧΩ a. richly ornament-
ed, gorgeous, sumptuous, rich ; -syy.
Sun. a. egregious, illustrious; most

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QLSs
serene ; -ayuusf a. splendidly crowned;
~v£p a. ostentatious, loving pomp ἃ
show ; -efpac(2h 4. ostentatiousness,
love of display ; ~ununpag. a. neighing
fiercely; -geeguthJS va. to render il-
lustrious, to exalt, to raise, to glorify.

ἢ ἐπε s. magnificence, elegance;
pride, presumption, arrogance; 5.
Ue rwhp »

Qépoq, - σὰν 5. collar, neck-band.

Qickubf ᾿ ἢδεζε ° GE cre 8. pine ;
lighted pine-branch, fire-stick, fire-
brand.

τ. 6 vn. to leap about as calves.

ΡΣ ᾿ ῥ 3. Pegasus.

"ἢ δ 4. ἃ little.

QL,, fs. bey; -a(2F 8. beylik.

Qh weap s. Persian w. nag, pony ;
courser; a. mounted on a courser.

Qiu pr. 8&8, like; - goetuk » 88: --
4. opftwf, thus, in this manner or
way ; ad. almost, nearly.

NE weyl-s a. diverse, varied, different;
of divers colours, variegated; preci-
ous, excellent. (difference.

Qkueyfune(Zh 8. variety, diversity,

θεω S.QLinp; - “ἔν. to take care,
to care, to do the needful or neces-
sary; — fk,, to be necessary; ν be
-» whoever, whosoever} apsunh -- as
much as you will or wish; - & v. imp.
it must be, it is necessary; s& -, it
need not be, it is unnecessary; 54%
fis frud - asqol[d p » I do not want
Prayers ; fd ns £ — quytdtk, 1 care
not about.

QLanps yfunaypy 8. necessaries, the
necessary, the needful; need, want,
necessity, indigence ; exigence, neces-
sity; use, employ ; business; rhet.
concise narration; - or — dapifin,
needs, jobs, going to stool; f ῳξωνων
for use or service; for; sus «ξωνω,
for what use or purpose? why? -- 4&.
hug, the necessities of life; -- δ», -- δ,
b mbm £, it must, it is necessary;
ἐδ —, it must not, it is not necessary;
ρος ὩΣ, heu, in vain, uselessly; -
Jwtdp πεν... to have care, to be
concerned, to reck; www πεΐν νη» to
want, to need, to be or to stand in
want of; f aLinu guy, to be useful or
serviceable; «(πων wntks , sy frenop af eas
ρει. to use, to make use for, to avail
oneself of; αξανων nchby qhidkpt » to

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Sngenyh Suranegeathy or of Searle Sat,
to breathe one’s last, to die; εφξωνω
“ει Or — bi fd bplF uy. I must δος
uunfy fp yk erw, fXeuaphey “ἐξ esees “πω.
fin, to go to stool, to evacuate the
bowels.

QYSguyf a. abominable, execrable,
pao: disgusting, hateful, detest-
able.

QS gust, ἕω ἡ ὦ} OF gf un. to detest, to
hold in aversion, to abhor, to loathe,
to hate, to execrate.

* dnd ( Pond) 8. cocoon.

Qhgwune or NE gesson ὃ. Pegasus.

Ἢ 4. 4. discord or obstinacy.

Ἐῃ ῥώῥᾳ 4. spots on the human nails.
ἰὼ ΣΝ ΩΣ

ἢ ῥιορ 8. βῥερεγ:

Qpsuh, wg 8. Wasp, drone, hornet,
ox-fly, gad-fly; pqt - ὧν ν wasp’s nest.

65 S. Q nph fh -

Qhys. 4qeoq a. impure, unclean,
profane; filthy, foul, dirty, abomin-
able, detestable, execrable; -- wath,
8. ἢ ,δ᾽ 2 «-. [pinna-marina.

Qt, ὦ. Qfuay, fg 8. Gr. w. pinna,

fF cxsercay esses » ῥ. «ν᾿ 1: Δ) bul, bf ὅ.
zool. pinnophylax; prawn, shrimp.

Q fing » ajiqry a. firm, steady; hard,
solid, strong, fast, compact, close,
stiff; constant, immoveable, steadfast,
firm, infrangible, unshaken; — 5 sqiqnd_
ad. strongly, steadily ; - ζω. to hold
fast, to preserve, to persist; - sbb,,
to hold firmly to, to retain.

Q fig, ᾧ 4. Pindus.

Dbus or -9, οὔϑωνα 5. the nostrils.

Qh “ει Γ S. ἢν.

Qfuwh, wg a. spotted, speckled,
motley, dapple; 8. Papam; 8. speckle,
spot, mark; ephelis; small-pox; -«_
gins S. frsseesly α.) “σιν —am fr” 5. Pa
pons Poperunfed” ; -σεἴἢ . ney 8. Popa

Qpufgnr., ἔ Γ σγ. w. Neptune. [ων Py

Qfumwh 8. Gr.w. pistachio, —-nut;
-Lif s. pistachio-tree.

Dfraneal wy a.false, improper, abus-
ive, adventitious, extrinsic; degener-
ate, bastard; s. note, letter, bill, card;
- f qapaneg , innocent, guiltless ,
faultless.

ἢ fresveer ly esrpresys ad. abusively, falsely,
improperly; catachrestically; -- qe
ely» to abuse, to use improperly.

Qfevurh wird, νη ὦ, vn. to degener-

devote or apply oneself to; σωξωνων | ate, to fall away.

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ἢ front ash trata (9 fut s. catachresis ἢ
-(ἹῈ ad. by name only, abusively.

(ἢ ῥανιιάε (9 s. abuse, impropriety ;
bastardy ; rhet. catachresis.

Q hand, (ἢ ῥωνευἿν ὦ of’, “ὦ (ἐμ UN. ἴο want,
to be in want of; to be necessary,
useful.

Q fn ustiastrndd’, ose 64 A494 on. S. Q frost caste case 5
to use, to employ, to make use of.

Qfrutbugne , wy ἃ. DECeESBATY, USe-
ful, advantageous ; <eg. necessaries,
the needful; 3 newkp £ -- it is use-
ful to no one; as beu filfp & --᾿ it is
no longer good for anything ; -g~.
LL J va. to render useful, to make pro-

‘fitable. (s. usefulness.

Qfanwtwenp S. Q far crtrengne- ; -“σείοῦ

Q fur whf a. useful, profitable, advan-
tageous, necessary ; good, excellent.

Qfu winch s. utility, profit, advant-
age; use, employ.

Qf wabS, &gfva.todeliver oracles,
to foretell, to predict; to use, tomake
use of. .

βάνω.» (Fh 8. word, oracle, pre-
diction; testimony, witness ; use, em-
ploy; want, necessity; work; writing,
useful treatise.

Q fanwphfS un. to serve, to be useful.

fran xp ory: a. useful; -ῥί,. Equy un. to
want, to be wanting; —a.(2/ 8. want,
indigence ; necessity ; witness, testi-
mony.

Qfenf v. imp. one must, it is neces-
Bary ; whe fh firs ἀρ μον we, it was
within a hair’s breadth of.

Qc, a. necessary ; suitable; -- δ

@ 8. Qpunf; it is becoming, proper, suit-

able ; al ἔξεω — ki dig dhuyp , what
need have we of witnesses? —castasd
S. frees cst eee of ; ~acldh S. Q fran swoerel2h °

Qfone , τη s. want, indigence,
necessity; the needful; S. Q£unp.

Qfuoce 8. Gr. w. pine, pine-tree.

ἢ γᾷ a. tight; - ὅφδ,. to stretch
tightly.

Qp-Gughp s. book of Pythian
oracles; -gayue pn. Pythagoras; —_
qop&wt 8. α. Pythagorean.

Q/-@f, - ὦ s. Pythian games. [ess.

ἢ ῥε(9 εἴ or {βοῦν Γ Pythia; Python-

Qfrafnr, ῥ s.Gr. w. pyrheum, Per-
sian Fire-altar.

Qfepusdhg. ΟΥ̓ dfn 5. Gr. w. pyramid ;
-dneg&u a.Gr.w. pyramidal.

Qwh fig f ᾽ &e. S. Q κε... e

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τ, χ s. buffalo-calf.

Q quel 8. Vasqun » ἃς. [skin.
*Q ni δι va. to strip, to despoil; to
*Q opt S. Φω 5." (91 (Ὁ.

Qpreg 5. Φηρρῥᾷ ἃ Yusayor muh -
*Q,oc (2 s. pointed ear, goat’s ear.

*Q ox a. globular.

Qo 8. βῥερξη-

Q pwhnehy OF hacin 8. pastry; cake,

pie; -pugnges ong ὃ. pastry-cook.

Qjamut s.Gr.w.platane, plane-tree.

Q essen trashy οἷν ν -bbwt a. Platonic > 8.
Platonist; - «£7, platonic love; —fas_
tnef s.platonism. [en shot or bullets.

ἢ, δ ἴσων 8. Lat. w. plumbate, lead-

ἢ μα. by OF mya. idle, lazy, supine,
negligent ; —wpaw, ad. lazily, slothfally,
supinely ; -- οἴνων, ages un- to be idle,
to neglect; —utlip ὅ. ἢ, ,ἐρ4πε(2} -ἰ
bguy 5. Qykpewtad; —ac(2f, --ἶνε Δ, 8.
idleness, laziness, supineness, negli-

ence; ᾧ -- Susstp,, to abandon one-
self to sloth, to live in idleness.

Ugbid, aybdry 8. copper; copper-
coin; — &fbay, yellow copper, brass,
bronze, tombac; - Spupepuyfhb, COp-
per pyrites, yellow copper-ore ; — ὅν.
ftkpuhy , variegated copper-ore,
phillipsite.

Q,dwpue a. turpiloquent, foul-
mouthed, nasty, ribald, filthy, ob-
scene, blaspheming, cursing; -a {#2
s. turpiloquence, obscene language,
filthy discourse; -gapd, w, a. doing
shameful or filthy things, immodest,
impure, dirty, obscene, lascivious ;
—gapd wfuow a. blaspheming; —gapd wa,
(2h s.filthy action, impurity, lewdness,
filthiness, obscenity ; - χε ὧν a. of an
impure faith; -qa4 a. sacrificing to
unclean idols ; -;4q< a. foul-tongued,
obscene; -ὖᾳ a. full of filth, sunk in
nastiness, dirty, impure, lewd ; —frusn®
5. Qh δ᾽; -ζνοω Ss. Q 7d speck . -φιωκ ὦν
on sre. ἢ . impure religion; --ἴπω ον ῳ a.
unclean, impure, sacrilegious; —Za,
s. house of ill-fame ; idol-temple ;
-in% a. of an abominable name.

Qydwip ὃ. ἢ )δ, "εἰ ῥεῖν.

Q ,δ.»»ερίθι a. οὗ unclean lips.

Qysaukp a. given to filthiness, im-
modest, impudic, impure.

Q 7 dba, Eg va. to soil, to contamin-
ate, to stain, to spot; to profane, to
pollute, to abuse; to abhor, to detest,

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to execrate ; -- ghryu, to violate, to
Q_5/s 5. profaner. [dishonour.
Qqenc(Ffet δ. contamination, stain,
filth, obscenity, lewdness, impurity,
debauchery; profanation, pollution;
abomination, execration ; - gacuf,
Violation, rape ; ᾧ -- εἶπεν εν, quincy, to
Q 75 nen 5. ἢ fs -[prostitute oneself.

Q 1d esog eS 0. copper-nailed, copper-
fastened ; —¢/, s. calcographer ; -- οὐ
a. copper-coloured, bronzed; 8. calce-
dony, chalcedony; -gop%, wg 8. cop-
persmith, brass-founder ; brazier,
tinker; a. copper, bronze ; -gapsnch
s. coppetsmith’s art or calling ; -gpax
{2} s. calcography ; -qodnci 8. cop-
pering; -yby, —fsuwnt a. coppery, cu-
preous, alloyed with copper; —fulyf
s.chalcoceramus; -ζων (#[Paenck 8.
chem. copper oxide; --ζδρων a. made
of copper; -—4acn., τζπωδι, a. cast in
copper or in bronze ; -φωῆρ, thug,
Sump. why 8. copper-mine; exile; ῥ
—Swens ny to exile, to condemn to
the copper-mines; —du% a. bronze-
voiced; —dey a. in massive bronze;
bad, να ὦ) un. to be coppered, chan-
ged into bronze ; -zf¢ a. having a cop-
per bolt; -aju a. covered with cop-
per, coppered ; -pssy 4. chalcolite; ca-
lamine, smithsonite. ©

ἢ, ὅδ ὧν, thokt, dh, dery a. cop-
per, made of copper; —thg s. copper
utensils, cauldron, copper kettle ; —
daw a. copper-coloured.

*Nanq 8. addled-egg.

Qyybq , ᾧ 8. pepper 3 - grubuy ,
ground or pounded —; Suddby —une,
to — ; ~ssdiuk s.—box 5 - 8. bot. —plant;
—fun δ. chem. peperine.

ἡ“ πὶ, α. quite full, brimful.

Qaufwk , wg 8. air- or Water-bubble,
globule, froath, foam; -wd¢h. a. bub-
ble-shaped; -ἀε, kgf vn. to bubble
up, to boil fast, to froth; to simmer,
to be in ebullition.

Ων βων, -- νι, 8. ἢ oyerg feat bel.

Q γε. δ, 6. bubbling.

ἢ γεν. ry) —whet a. not clear or
pure; (~acp) turbid, troubled, muddy;
(eff) thick; (og) obscure, misty, fog-
ZY, gloomy; fig. erroneous, perverse;
- 4Say6,p, dim looking-glass.

Qqanpkd, kgf va. to muddy, to dis-
turb, to make turbid, to mix, to
mingle; to thicken; fig. to disturb, to

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discompose, to cause trouble, to per-
plex, to confound, to pertarb ; -f.fun.
to grow turbid, muddy or thick; fig.
to become confused, disconcerted, to
be unsettled, in disorder; syqeaaph Lp
46%, it is getting overcast; there will
be a storm presently; .sushustl τη,
ek pi μ(ἡ ἐσένα, ἔς πεν pi» the fish
begins to stink at the head.

Qqeapacl(t ft » -πε.δῶ 4. turbidness,
muddiness; fig. trouble, broil, agita-
tion, disorder, confusion.

Qatqh, aug eq uss « sy Xqnehp ὃ. instep,
ankle, ankle-bone; foot; 8. ἴσο ων.

Qapup, ξεν s. ornament. ἡ

ἘΠ ΣΧ. δ. va. to pull out or to pieces
hairs, feathers, flowers & similar, S.
PLAGE S.

Qa, uwenp a. descending to the
heels; s. toga, long gown or robe.

Qa twgkgbhSf un. to bedeck or orna-
ment oneself gaily; ~qupq a. bedeck-
ed, ornamented, embellished; -φώωρ.
“δ 8. θυ δες: -ορ εὖ, 3. ἢ χων tc0 79 ©

Qxtwhp s. studied finery, coquetry,
coquettishness.-

Mummy a. highly adorned,
well dressed ; παίων! Sen. A. brilliantly
adorned; -w£p a. smart, spruce, co-
quettish, elegant, fond of finery, of
dress, flaunting, gaudy , beauish,
spanking, flaring; — ,#%4,.to love fine-
ry, to dress oneself finely, to flaunt
about fine & tawdry ; -~»p a. bedeck-
ed, adorned; -capkw or

Qxab-S, kgf va. to embellish, to be-
deck, to adorn, to beautify, to set off,
to trim studiously , to bedizen, to
trick out; -f- un. to bedizen oneself
with coquetry & too great attention
to effect, with studied neatness.

Q2tny a.coquettish,foppish,spruce, |
dandy; 3. Qa twukp; --οἴ οἷν a. orna-
mental; - σεῦ s. dandyism, affecta-
tion in dress.

ΦΧ,» [Pf ,-nc ti 5. ornament, dress,
embellishment; S. Qa tuiup-

Qané Sf va. 8. εν: to play on
the lyre; χυμοῦ f fé&p -, to raise the
brows in sign of dissent.

Qi.uf, wg 8. dish; bowl, porringer,
wooden bowl]; djuby χὰ fr -- fe σε.
dip, to eat together, at the same
table, to be a table-companion; —«_
26 a. dish-shaped; --αὖ s. pl. plates
& dishes.

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galley, pan.

Tog wg oytw ad.firmly, tightly, strong-
ly ; steadily, Steadfastly; constantly,
earnestly, diligently; -- suprufrouk bh
ac-
cused me; -géumuh 8. estafet, ex-
-4uqJ a. strong, ro-
bust; brave, daring, gallant, courage-
ous, manful; hard, firm, solid, steddy;
—hwalkf va. to give heart, to encour.
age, to fortify ; to consolidate, to
strengthen ; —husgdne (26 8. robustness,

qiu£1, they stood & vehemently

press, courier;

stoutness, vigour ; consistence, densi-
ty, solidity, hardness ; —f.sey a. strong-
ly tied or bound, firm, steady ; -ζωρᾳ
δ dupu, very rigorous, austere ; -thg
a. strong-armed, valiant; ~tesd’, serge
un. to grow stronger, to become hard
or tough, to harden, to be strengthen-
Θἀ; -apuputing a. stiff-necked; ~ahu -
8. Qtgegnytu ; -ορεπ ἔν Γ S. ΤΕΣ
Bhd; —gnegwhbt ya. to strengthen, to
to harden, to
bind, to con-
pate; —gughs a. astringent, bind-

affirm, to consolidate,
stiffen ; -- qrpaduysh , to
sti
ing, costive; - μωῷ 5. ως; --
Lpr2_a. well curved or arched.

ἢν δ, Egh va. to affirm, to fortify,

to consolidate, to confirm, to strength-

€n; to tighten, to strain, to restrain,
to draw closer, to bind faster, to tie
tight; to constrain , to enforce , to
press; to invigorate, to corroborate,
to encourage, to inspirit, to remove
One’s fear; to persist, to insist, to
urge, to be bent upon, to pretend, to
maintain ; - glk or gow z εξ, ἴο
gird up one’s loins; to arm or pre-
pare oneself; -- gut, to refrain one-
self, to keep within bounds; — gud
cug76d, to provide against; - qoe.
«wens, to confirm the faith; -ἰ σ᾽ νη.
to harden, to grow tough; to insist,
to sustain, to be obstinate; to pre-
tend; to ran, to go quick; 8. O4if,
Q5h.n; fp musa --, to be rigorous in
fasting.

Qugne(Fher s. consistence, solidity,
fixity, hardness, density, consolida-
tion ; steadiness, firmness, constancy;
stiffness, severity, obstinacy; strength,
vigour; sustained, unflagging or con-

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χεωζῥων, hin s.Gr.w. writing-tablet,
table-book; -- angry, tables, memo-
randum-book ; -- thwpst, painter’s-
pallet; - gpunupf, galley, composing

anh

tinued effort, endeavour, care, solici-
tude, diligence ; -- npaduyup, constipa-
tion, costiveness ; yeshe —(¢&, rigor-
ous fasting ; πίητε, Medan OT spac
(tr, -(#— ad. carefully, diligently, ea-
gerly, cordially, earnestly. » [--box.

hsusn by» —furnn 8. snuff; oso rea ry I

gene, arg Q. flat- or snub-nosed;
noseless ; -&d yn. to cut off the nose.

Que Lor Qeacd, ayytuy vn. to gaze,
to stare, to look at fixedly, to fasten
or fix one’s eyes upon, to look upon
attentively, to consider, to observe,
to contemplate; S. 2 sayfa.

Qo. 5. fixed gaze, stare.

ἢ τε φωνξ ot va. to cause to look
at fixedly or attentively, to cause to
rivet one’s gaze on.

Q) push δ. VD ξ . ; :

Q.cf-Sun. to grow dim, to see dimly.

Qualph s. Gr. w. gown, long robe.

snag esse δ. pl. horns. [ & Lodbua.

*Q ayer 8. Xap; *-bh 8. Ὀρῥάωνοιὰ
Qo or ἢ σε s. organ-pipe ; * onion
oghaog., & δ. polypus. (stalk.

rn cree eas oss, Qagqadusnn » fg ὅ. steel;
-£ va. to steel; -ῥᾷ a. steely; fig. s.
*Q oqruwhs.press-screw.[steel,sword.

Qa sens 9 esas ὁ bg $. high-way ; tho-

roughtare, broad street.

*Qorxpruh 8. Cad opus.

*Q omer 8, Qayew.
Qadith, -EL S. (ἢ ἐμ ειωῖν ν — bel
"ΠΣ foyer ὅ. Gr. w. Zool, pompilas,

‘nautilus, a species of remora.

yen, angrieenry . a ἫΝ ayrieeneust 8. pot,
earthen or metal pot, broth-pot; bot.
S. ἢ νειν. [va. to fillip, to give a fillip.
ἘΠ ning. 8. fillip ; -υ Suspehastaley or -ἀ
Qctunusyf a.s. Pontius.
(ἢ ae a. Pontius ; &. Pontus, the
Euxine or Black sea. _ [puce.
Qos, vy 8. tail; virile member ; pre-
ἢ ῥεῖν 5. bellowing, lowing.
Qauyquh 5. bot. St. John’s wort, by-
*Q nag hb 8. ἢ ξηδε bd: pericum.
*Q neq 8. walnut-husk; 8. @£a%4.
ἢ ναῷ thasry a. 8. fornicator ἢ letch-
er, whore-monger; adulterer; -- {βν,
prostitute, abandoned or debauched
woman, harlot, street-walker, courte-
zan, Whore, strumpet, wench, trull;
adulteress.
Qaathwfsunips 8. pander, pimp ) sf.
procuress, go-between, bawd; -Φωΐ
a. meretricious, dissolute; - ὄφρ a.

> fh

whorish, impudic, lascivious, letcher-
OUS ; <ryq 8. inspector of brothels;
—tiund ὃ. Qaath pd ; -ὃπο s. house of
ill-fame, brothel]; fig- high-place, heath-
en temple, idol-house ; -sysnfy a. en-
ticing to lewdness, obscene; -maLe ad.
like a harlot or prostitute; -u£, a.
frequenting brothels; 8. whore-mong-
OF; —aned, —prasls S. Qaathutng °

QuathtJ, Eg» ~kgnegatb of va. to
cause to commit fornication, to prost-
itute, to abandon to prostitution ; fig.
to induce to idolatry, to idolize.

Qanth fal, Egy vn. to commit forni-
cation, to abandon oneself to prosti-
tution, to lewdness, to be prostituted;
to commit adultery; fg. to worship
idols, to idolize.

Qaathopgf: 5. whore-son, bastard.

Qaatkng S. Qanthwhng .

ἢ πα ζνείσν s. fornication, prostitu-
tion, whoredon, harlotry.

Qaanshet ΝᾺ Ω,,, εν».

Qanegn , ~aprou » —nq a. boastful ,
bragging, vaunting ; emphatic; speak-
ing aloud, crying, bawling, brawling,
noisy, squalling; s. bully, braggart,

Qeafgnt, fs. Neptune. _[hector.

Qomugpae a. Gr. w. gouty.

Qoup 8. swan; ὃ, ἔωσεν κι -

ἢ, ρων s. stew, ragout.

QapndpS vn- to contract the tongue
on tasting acids.

agen, vy δ. navel, umbilicus; belly;
middle, centre ; - 4p4pf. mount,
mountain; — fufwpwy, key-stone of
an arch; -f dlp. — yapuuye ad, supine-
ly, with one’s face upward; -ry δι.
nw, Slave to one's belly, gormand,
* greedy-gut.

Qapmuprysd , Gag cay ἀμ ὦ 5. UN gorrafecs' “ms.
yop, pu 8. nAavel-string, umbilic-
al cord, umbilicus funiculus ; —g.% a.
umbilical ; -e#p a. umbilicate.

Qoppfcp s.Gr.w. porphyry 5 —cafes_
Lac {9 [εν 5. porphyrisation, grinding
with a muller, pulverization; -né£%
a. Gr. w. porphyrogenous.

Q ore Eanes ἢ εὐΐ, a. poetical.

QnikmtS va. to versify, to poetize,
to make or write poetry.

Qaek wake, - ζήσω peng δ. Grew. poet;
philosopher ; -imphaunc(2h 8. poetry,

Qekon S.Qackmnku. [poesy; poem.

Q.., δ. Latin w. bull, pope's letter.

+*Qaplpph 5. chimney.

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Qoigkd, kgf va. to push, to repulse,
to remove, to disperse, to scatter
ἢ εὐ ῤ{ εν a. Punic. [about.
*Q oc, a. short-sighted.
τῶ εὐ ρῥᾷ s. toy, plaything, doll.
new 8. bot. anemone, Wind-flower;
poppy, corn-poppy; *drop; *pock-
mark, —hole; * winter salad prepar-
ed with walnuts.

(ἢ re res ests 8. Buddhist, sectary of
Baddha; -“εἰϑῇ, s. buddhism.

Qrembup, 8. large pot or kettle,
copper, boiler; basin, laver.

(ἢ γενέ. art fy exo y ὃ. pot, small pot,
saucepan.

Rac push , ὧν 8. WOOd, forest, grove ;
= gte 5. Quaipheghp. — [quitunhtepen -

* ape pl. pak pp S. Pre pgt & sn,

Qspwtp 5. affectation, studied ele-
gance, finery; primness, prim ways,
smirking, mincing air, simpering, al-
luring manners, enticing looks or
ways, coquetry; prudery, pradish-
ness; peevish temper, disdainful airs,
grimaces ; Ss. θη "ω} ΟἿ»; z ~bu quay OF

Dsckd, Usphd, bguy un. to give one-
self affected ways, to simper, to be
dainty, to mince , to be disdainful,
overnice, to play the prude; to adon- -
ize, to be studiously elegant, to be
dandy or foppish; to be well dressed,
very spruce. .

Qsenq a.affected, simpering, coquet-
tish, prudish, lackadaisical, grinning ;
finical. [lascivious glance.

ἢ σεῦ 8. immodest attire; wicked,

*Q work 8.eye, bud, germ, shoot.

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ἢ, ν, fg s.male wild fig-tree.

Qeabunbp &. Gr. w. prester, hot &
scorching wind, typhoon.

Qagoy 8. enemy, adversary. [dean.

Qapdphocn 5. Latin w. primicerius,

*Qni;£¢un.to bleat like goats.

ἢ ον argh, gusg 8. paraphernalia,

portion, dowry, dower. (mus.
48. oseseretsyeasesy δ. Gr.w. pontifex maxi-

Qa σων να ον pwnage 8. Gr. w. General
commanding the cavalry. _[Master.

Q ann ρονηξω 8. Gr. w. Doctor,

Qancgud af. portioned, endowed ;
—ghJ, οί va.to portion, to give ἃ por-
tion, to endow.

Ἐκ σε s- muzzle, snout.

Qnunkd, Loaf: un. to be cross, ill-

tempered, to make a wry face, toturn

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up one’s nose, to be disdainful; ya.
top - 8. θοῦ.

Qnoufunede Gr. w. proschume, (let

Qui» wg 2. crown, diadem ; crown,
prize, premium, reward; circle, cop-
ing, top, crowning, brim, frame, edge,
cornice, parapet, battlement; corona-
tion, achievement, accomplishment;
nuptials, espousals, marriage, nuptial
blessing; - φήσω. tonsure, shaven
CroWD ; — διωηΐ δ ν wreath, garland,
chaplet; - δ fo. crown of thorns; --
upany, halo, glory, nimbus; -- Yeeufr,
chaplet, beads, string of beads; — «»_
e&guhst , halo around the sun; -
souprerye the course of the year; --
ay «ες [ν ustarg , Pd: ν crown of hon-
our, of glory; φῥεωξ, —, to weave a
garland or chaplet; - εὖνοι acdkp, to
marry.

Qesash weg fir » ppg A, crowning; mar-
Tying 5 τῶ awnkby ΟΥ̓ —gpbd va. to mar-
ry, to give the nuptial blessing ; —qespq.
a.adorned with a crown, crowned;
-qzbuy a. bearing ἃ crown, crowned;
-qz¢bgne(#h 8. crowning with flowers;
-hay, wg 8. lining of ἃ crown; —Gesey
a. crowned; crowning ; -4fyp a. wear-
ing @ crown; -4/y a. crowned with
another; s. sharer in the crown, in
OMpIire 5 —Sesdpeug OF Susu {ξεν 8. place
where prizes are kept: ἃ distributed;
—Sfew a. crowned ; --ἶδε. a. crown-
shaped, coronal ; —tnch a. whose name
is Crown (Stephen) ; —eges%y20 5. ἢ μων.
ἤπερ ; -ωξρ a. faithful or tender
(bridegroom or bride); -c«p a. crown-
ed; 8. laureat; prince, king, &c.; -en,
ebfun. to be crowned, rewarded.

Quwhk dS δῦ va.to crown, to wreath;
to reward, to recompense; to give the
nuptial blessing , to marry ; fig. to
crown, to achieve, to accomplish; - fu
un.to be crowned ; to be married; fig.
to be achieved, accomplished.

ἢ εξ 2. 8. crowner ; achiever.

ἢ με δ 6. coronation; crowning.

ἢ ΣΟΥ -- δ. rose-thorn.

ἢ,» δῷ 8. small pot; gallipot.

*Q wif va. to scoop out, to scratch
the earth for food as birds.

Q wh gt ᾿ an quate ὃ. pinch; = dfs angles car.
gény,a — of snuff.

*Q\ npenock 9. gig, whipping-top.
*Q npanep 8. sheep’s dung.
Qu fupd, kguy un. to give or addict

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oneself to, to be fully occupied, im-

[us be attentive). | mersed in.

*Q hw a. having one dry nipple.
ἢν ζωε ρα. full of buds or calycles.
ἢ, δι, gf, Qeahfdl, Lguy vn. to

bud, to shoot forth buds, to shoot, to
sprout, to germinate.

Q nhnchp ᾿ ζεὖνο ὅ. pl. S. Qavneh-

Q) cot yess pels po sang (1. bearing a da
ing fruit, fructiferous ; productive,
fruitful, fructuous, fertile; offering;
—dwn, fruit-tree; -- bub, or -δν ἐς
gb» —bl, Eguy una. to fructify, to bear
fruit, to bring forth, to produce; to
offer; to render fertile ; to profit; -,;
8. Q) ΣΥ͂Σ -acl3h 8. fructification;
fertility; offering, oblation ; -psyé 8.
ΡΣ: > φρήν» -ασε. Μ᾽ a. adorned
with fruits ; —gup_fdun. to be adorn-
ed with fruits ; -@u a. fruitless,
stripped of fruit; -f. chp OF pb 4. full
of or loaded with fruits, rich, fertile,
prolific ; -grc& s. staff for carrying
grapes; —feuys a. ripe, dark or deep
coloured, spotted, speckled ; —frmys_
n_(Ffc% s. the beginning to ripen, dark
or deep colour of fruits; —fsntf 2.
musk fruit or tree; -δῥν, &c. 8. Qerqu
πέρ. &c.3 —hst a. of fruit.

Q.2qwGt a, blear-eyed.

Q nqushnprnyges a. fruitless, unfruitfal,
sterile, barren; -fapacanc(2i 4. 1088
of fruits; —Sus«nc(#f 8. ripeness, ma-
turity ; -ωων a. fruit gathering ; - ον
S. ἢ νη; —bay 8. fruit-loft, fruitery ;
~u£p a. fond of fruits ; -- αν ναι. 4. fruit-
erer, green-grocer; —sac, &c. 8. Qeu.
qupebp, &C.; -wnekt 8. fruit-house; 8.
(ἢ νη ὗν 5 ποιῶν 5. Q nquezfrg 5 -“εξω
υα. to render fruitful, to fecundate,
to fertilize; —<£ane(2f 8. abundance
of fruits ; fertility; -enp 85. Quequphy;
-enphd S. (ἢ argue ὡνν εἶ" > ee, assse tok of
or ,btfuf un. to glean, to lease; -g=.
qéJd va. to gather, to amass fruits;
—puilg. OF pustey.cl a. sculptured with
various fruits. [ty, abundance.

Ω.»ηδ6 7 8. Q exsquegh ; -νε 2} ΓᾺ fertili-

Q wn f s.Gr.w.elm-tree. —_ [imbibe.

Q gpl, gy un. to germoliate ; * to

Q nqndft ad. together with the fruit.

*Q nqoeg 8. pinch.

a, neanfs Ὁ a “εὐ ὃ. eddy,
whirlpool, vortex; - Seqdéng, whirl-
wind, hurricane, squall, storm ; - 18
fuyy, vertigo, giddiness , dizzinesé ,

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swimming in the head; -- wa%a,, to
tarn or whirl round & round, to eddy.
Quench, qeakng 8. button, bud, eye;
nipple ; Ss. ee ἢ ay ον ἤ “τι ἕο hada. 9
asfuanfe, &c., udder, dug, teat.
mneg» “ξεν ἢ §. fruit; fruits ἢ fg.
fruit, produce, effect, result; tip of
finger; -- «39, pupil, eye-ball, apple
of the eye; sapu — functf, four grains
of incense > ἤευζα(ν ν Uy εὗρον ν 4 »ἡ εν ὦσε Ὁ
Samuneh , 2p? apres be assy —, fresh, reen
or unripe, premature, ripe, dried, rot-
ten fruit; ἀξηξε. Te deeds Lids I peel, paring;
G&qbeb, y-«,to pare, to peel; to de-
corticate, to strip; -- «πων pbpk;. to
bear, to yield, to produce fruits; --
ewqé,, to gather, to pluck, to pick
fruit; fig. to reap the fruit of, to derive
benefit from. [ing, eddying.

Q cre anew pnp ad. like a vortex, whirl-

Qurnenul, wy 8. Screw; windlass,
hand winch; wheel & axle; * whirl-
igig ; - feng or dey , hollow or female
screw; screw-box, nut; — sJishprssesr_
afeolwt, micrometrical screw; - {é&.
pewhas, nut-screw; -- oguwS%, vent-
ilating screw; -- Upepdiqbuy. Archi-
medes’ screw, spiral pump ; -- 2 σρεωῖ..
wesgh, Dutch screw-pump ; — sstefesfs
Mast OF wtbae, endless or perpetual
screw, worm, creeper, conveyer.

Q ἐν ενε. ων esl un. to turn, to twist ;
8S. β'»(9..4 6.

Q νειν αἴ", Egf, —ful, b-geuy una. to
turn, to veer, to whirl round.

Quaneunfl 5. ΣΤ

Q ΒΟΥ Σ, υα. ὃ. Q wnt Sf ἢ ἴο
serew, to screw down or ΟΠ: vn. to
feel giddy, dizzy, to have a swimming
in the head.

Qwntd, kgf va. to excavate, to hol-
low or dig out; to seek for, to invest-
igate.

Qwugks or {Ἐς bof vn. to sport,
to dance, to leap as children in the
lap, to coax, to fondle, to caress; to
sport or play as small animals.

Q prasfs 8. bot. 8. Q paw Ω

ἢ ωξν wg 8. wood, thicket, grove,
bush: work, writing; chapter, para-
graph or article; -ρ πράσα, the
Acts of the Apostles; - 9 ηἴδη,» ream
of paper ; — ζανωε πα ν sacfouypg, entire
piece of linen or woollen cloth, bale,
pack ; <p “κινεῖν, lesson.

. Qpwhusgkag a. wooded, planted with

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trees, bushy, leafy. [al articles.

Q press ζω on ALG a. divided in sever-

Qpusheawe(Fyp 8. Gr. w. apocryphal
books on the Apostles. _{collector.

Qrwehwnp 8. Gr. ιν. tax-gatherer or

Q pub divhwtne(F [εἶν 8. brahmanism ;
—disy s fg 8. brahmin.

Q presses ’ by s. bot. leck.

Qpwup s- bot. horehound, marrabium.

Qpuum, fp, -- 4. Gr. ὦ. suburb.

Qpk wap , mg 8. Latin w. pretor ;
pretorium , judgment seat or hall;
General’s tent; —w#4h a. preetorian;
—ne[#h s. pretorship.

Qppot, pl. - 5. Gr. w. saw-fish.

Aphpuk, mpukh 8. bot. turbith, thap-
sia, bastard turbith.

Qppawl Ss. Appar .

Qpd atfdt , Fuy un. to escape, to
evade, to break, slip or get away or
Off; — πα, to escape the memory,
to be forgotten; - f thawg,to escape
from, to slip from between the fingers,
to be lost. (to rescue.

ἢ, δέει kyf va. to save, to deliver,

ἢρζωΐρ 4. tie, bond, ligament. Ὁ

Uph&d, δον va. to bind, to strain,
to tighten, to tie tight, to pinion; to
stretch, to lengthen out; S. Gon.

Qphog, wg 8. instrument of torture,

Q pho δ, 5. stretching, tension.[rack.

ἘΩ χε 8. nerve, sinew.
Qpreuh , wg 8. roof, ceiling. [ship.
ἢ νι σωξη μεν 8. Latin w. provost-
*Q nex 2. cavity, hollow.
ὡ ΓΈ ΖΑ 8. pote d. ;

Q porns. , cy 8. tush, bulrush ; papyrus;
wise a. Woven Of rushes with pitch;
—kuy, —kqgkt a. made of rush or papy-
rus; 8. rush-mat ; rush-garments; -
[5 »ε5. papyrus-scroll.

"ἢ ρρῥ 5. θύων Loe ὃ
ge& 8. Arabic w. reservoir, basin.

ἢ μον» ᾧ 8. carded wool or goat's
hair; lint, scraped linen; —wgapd 8.
weaver of goat’s hair.

Qo 8. z00l. boa, boa-constrictor.

*Qog, -εν S. Grane.
¥Q ΟΣ; 8. Qaqnuul .

Q oqnukwt a. 8. follower of St. Paul;
-p St. Paul’s companions.

*Qompfq δ. large louse full of blood.

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Q (éshé ) pk 5. the twenty seventh
letter of the alphabet & the twenty
first of the consonants; 9, Ὁ , nine
hundred; nine hundredth. |

— It is sometimes confounded with
the letters 5 ἃ 2; as: βάβοιρ- μιναρερ.

., ϑηϑβᾳμῆν- ηρβίων, Pf [8 GLI [2 5 πὰρ.

Mishw, &e.

Qwppnts or poet 8. French ὦ. hood,

cowl, frock; —«np δ. capuchin monk.
*9 (2. 2. millet-bread.

Quy Sup , why 8. heathen feasts.

Qeyom, fy 8. cudgel, club; whip-
thong ; kerbatch, knout.

Qeaful Sor Quiqheb Γι kgf va. to crush,
to crack, to break, to dash or break
to pieces, to bruise, to smash.

Qufuneits 8. fracture, breakage.

*Qufup s. bier, coffin.

Qufpufs a. crushed, shattered,
broken; weak, fragile ; s. click ἃ spring
work (in watches ).

Quiffufuwhp s. breaking up, cutting
into small pieces; rout, defeat, havoc,
carnage.

QufPunfulS, kgp va. to crush or
break up totally, to pound, to triturate.

Q 00 fs) e20 fs ῥεῖ, ΟΥ̓ func KS. 2 shud esfuraiip

D 102 fs uss fun S. Q coo ff exs a.

Quss fg 5. light, torch, flambeau,
link; candelabra, chandelier; ast. fa-
cula, bright spot on the sun.

QuSwpopenp a. burning or shining
like a torch ; -gn:% 5, chandelier :
candlestick ; -gupg4/ va. to illam-
Inate, to light up; σφάξω, kghy ,
~qq¢lun , bg a. bearing or carrying
light, luminous, splendid; ~pnegne la
s. torch-light; bon-fire ; —4.0, s. lamp-
post; -hf/p a. carrying a lamp ora
torch; s. lamp-bearer, torch-bearer;
τα un. to blaze, to shine; -- νει a.
torch-like ; -yun a. blazing, refulgent ;

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20

va. to shine like a torch, to irradiate ;
-cop a. shining, luminous, brilliant; -
2% dp , torch-light procession; -cap&d,
£5 va. to illuminate, to enlighten, to
render luminous; -Ywy a. bright as
a torch-light, blazing, brilliant, reful-
gent.

ὅς ἔα, ky vna. to shine like a
torch, to blaze, to flash, to glitter.

Qeaospthuy a. flambeau carrying; s.
acolyte; -n.(@} state of an acolyte,

Q users ery est Se miller. {acolyteship.

mequge, gag 8 Mill; pak —gag,
mill-dust. (shower, heavy shower.

Q ary pe, fg» — ang gts 2blep $s. sudden

Q.uytS va. to strengthen. [praned.

*Q og 5. superfluous branches to be

Quadp, by 8. nourishment, food; -«.
{4p a. at nurse, sucking; -£/, Lyf va.
to nourish, to give to eat or to suck,
to feed, to suckle, to foster, to rear.

Qardpt bp ° thug δ. pap.

Quadpn δ. French w. chamber; -asy%
8. English τυ. chamberlain.

Quy, by. -b » peug 8. multitude,
crowd, quantity; company of mourn-
ers or weepers ; repeated bursts of
weeping, wailing. [ostrich.

Q exoy pees Tis ᾽ iste » pb with , Edishy ὃ.

Κα, kgquy yn. to assemble to be-

Q usyjou i 8. pizzle; 8. Q coryrsen . (wail.

Qu, fy or acg 8. diligence, care,
study, work; gacp -- labour lost, lab-
our in vain; -- guby, wmuwkhl;, suk ih
miby 8. 8 ὗν. [our in company.

Q wiruah fg [buful vn. to study, to lab-

Quito ζω» bop. vn. to endeavour,
to strive, to strive hard, to make eve-
ry efforts, strenuous attempts, to try
all means, to exhaust oneself with
exertion.

3) νειν, wguny OF gf un. to exert one-
self, to endeavour, to study, to be di-
ligent, to hasten, to take care, to do
one’s possible; to take pains, to lab-
our, to weary, to exhaust; κα agfe -.
to sigh; to groan.

Qutuwuky a. diligent, active, care-
ful, laborious, painstaking, studious,
assiduous, hardworking; —uppacped
8. diligence, care, close application,
assiduity, steadiness, painstaking.

Q ἵν σε ας εὐ, ἔν va. to cause exer-
tion, to render diligent, to constrain,
to give impulsion to, to push forward,

2vr

to urge on, to spur on. [idiot.
ϑωῦᾳ a. unhealthy; stupid, imbecile,

Quwng5kd a. ast. waning.

Quctones ὃ. Qutrarul pr -

Qubfp, a. pure, clean, well-bleach-
ed: s. cambric lawn.

Qweod s. chimera; a. chimerical.

Qesnmgnd, wy ἃ. apologist, advoc-
ate, defender, protector, patron; — sk
ub, hays «ἴων οἷν bc , 5. D caters seen ἔν > ke
yea. excusable, justifiable, warrant-
able ; -&/va. to defend, to sustain, to
plead, to excuse, to justify; — σων αν,
to defend, justify or excuse oneself;
-«_£ s. apology, defence, protection,
justification, excuse, pleading.

Qi “μων ear pol un. to be established firm-
ly & securely.

Dasenneh ’ ath ὦ ἢ δ. conjurer, sorcer-
er, wizard; s/f. divineress, sorceress,
witch, enchantress; fig. vixen, scold.

Qupgbds, kgf va.to cut or break in
pieces, to undo, to break, to shatter,
to smash; to kill.

Qeapoo te s. cutting in pieces.

ϑωρησπην wy ἃ. rout, defeat; pink-
ing-machine.

Qh nue fl ’ Dien fl S. Qie-ntacd & DE
pubfd; - eas fur oss fre , to be afflicted with
disease, to fall sick, ill.

Qe awgyneguwish S Ss. Qe nn gurl dS
Qkath, pg »yéuy a. heating, warm-
ing oneself.

Qenined, nuy en. to get warm, to
warm oneself, to be warmed; fig. to
burn, to grow warm, hot, angry or
excited, to chafe; - japhene, to bask
In the sun ἢ ϑίκ ὦ, hunks b ΓΟ ΖΝ,
downy, to sit on eggs, to sit brooding,
to hatch ἢ bepbe wpket gentry ᾿ when
the sun spread his beneficent heat.

Qenn ἢ, 4. heating , burning, in-
flammation.

Qennywhk dS ἢ 3b va. to warm, to
heat, to make hot or warm; to boil;
hepf pif —, to overheat ; -- quthaghh,
to warm a bed. [ing; -4.%a.heating.

QYbancywing a. calefactory, warm-

QYbancghs a. calorific ; heating, too
exciting ; s. copper, kettle, boiler,
pipkin ; chaffing-dish ; - w&haqiry ,
Wwarming-pan.

Qi anegneti &. heating.

Qip.ng 8. fine weather; heat, calor-
ic, warmth ; a. warm, hot; serene,
fine, clear.

G24i

Aur
QE put pl, poy vn. to warm oneself,
to get warm ; to catch a fever, to fall
sick; to burn, to be excited, inflam-
ed, infuriate ; qgue. OF nek iss he.
-, to become deadly sick, to die; --
Jpufenen to plunge into vice; asa azure
ξέρω Gang -, to give oneself up to

Db pussunf,fs.calorimeter.fidolatry.

Dé pupk pt a. 8. Vb plingk pS = pe
“ἔπρ. palpitating entrails; - wpfch,
reeking blood.

Qe pugnegublds §. Peancgwokhd.

Dep s. ast. stag.

Dippt 8. Ye pwtpul [ mild.

Qe pfu a. warm, hot; serene, calm,

Qépl. oy a. warm; serene, calm ;
fig. ardent, burning, fervid, fiery, pas-
sionate ; tender, affectionate; s. heat,
warmth; hot viands; -- 4. it is warm;
3. Depa.

Qh μεἴωνμιευ ἴω εν nh rs s. thermo-
multiplier; -e&p 8. calorifero, hot-air
stove; —ga, 8. heat, warmth, caloric;
—-gryk a. very hot; impassioned, ar-
dent, fervent; ad. warmly, eagerly,
fervently , passionately ; -gac(# 8.
papadwgnels; -αξων 8. thermoscope ;
—gprehp s. Thermopolis ; -νμωκ» a.
hot; -4% a. warm, ardent; —huafacp
8. hot water ; -4/5 a. burning, ardent;
- wabby,, to burn; -4pss ad. hotly,
warmly ; -Som a. Warm ; —duyt a. still
small voiced, tenderly cooing ; -gafer
δ. thermo-electric; ον a. warm; -
facng, thermal baths, warm springs;
<nc{ah ὃ. fever ; ~hul 8. Qh put pl
—tg.ud a. having warm limbs; warm,
lively ; -zag s. stove; hot- or green-
house, conservatory ; -οῥά a. phys.
diathermal, diathermanous, possess-
ing free permeability to heat; -Σωροῖ
s. phys. calorimotor, (galvanic ejecting
apparatus), deflagrator.

Dk pdiwsunf , ᾧ 4. thermometer ; -
pluwhwt, natural —; -- pocwuhewh, Ve-
getable --; - ogkgkh, air- or atmos-
pherical -; - appa4heut, spirit --; -
aso ass puke press hy ests » differential =. ols πων,
qposely exile , metallic -,- & any pecs ry 47 oe
εἴτε (9 hued gpoa(fE, maximum- &
minimum-—., self-registering —» regist-
er-— 3 -— Suphepudiuh, centigrade -—;
- pLodpeph Weasel 15, οὐ , Reaumur’s
-, Fahrenheit’s -- > 4% ΓΟ pourg ese. » fen
Trp ἔν goss. lpn] sssin pXisbase» the -- has
ascended , has fallen one degree; -%

ΞΡ,

εἴν sever cer fs Xecstares e. fr dip hued ἢ fsvitows ps4
EB gar» the - is one degree above
or below zero 5 -wgfr s.thermometro-
grapher; -aw#4ouh a. thermometrical.

Qi pdwpk Savery hot, ardent, burn-
ing, boiling; warm, full of warmth,
fervent , impassioned , affectionate ,
very tender; ad. all hot, piping hot;
quite fresh or new; warmly, ardently,
eagerly, fervently ; -facpp 8. warm
mineral waters or springs, therme,
baths ; -uwbt404 8. hot-bath, vapour-
bath ; - ρων s. heating apparatus ; fire-
pan ; -ρηδ, 8. screen ; -gryq ὃ. Dé pili
qin; ~gargfs a- calefactory; —pashurl
8. phys. calory, unit of heat; pes
hac(Fhe% s. calorimetry.

3 δ po εἴπ ph ἢ σή byt a. thermo-elec-
trical ; -a./2} s. thermo-electricity.

3 δρώι ὗν. . -, a. warm, ardent;
devout, fervent; - σε s. warmth, ard-
our; devotion. [ish.

Qt pdpthw, a. liable to fever; fever-

Qe nip 8. warm victuals.

ϑδρ εν a. rather warm, het; fiery.

QE pus a. feverish.

Qi pitt, Une 5. fever; heat; -- L(Ang
afer re ἤεωψειε. gles » the fever left me
& has seized him ἢ fb pon fis My oasyesse. gles
-, my fever has returned.

Qi pttiwpkp a. fever-giving; -hur, 8.
δεν σεως; —hush a, febrile, feverish ;
—Sau% a. febrifuge, antifebrile.

Li pHitwh a. tender, affectionate.

QE pr Fal srry . - ἥιεν μα -ὔπων 5. - ΓΤ ἊΝ

Qe plone (7b ς. heat, warmth; caloric;
fever, fever-heat; calefaction, warm-
ing; temperature; (@uwqneh, Nwnu,
op. 0039 (FE easy an br εν με ἤ κω νων -- latent, rad-
lant, specific heat; - wrudgnak Gearel”
£noprwgdint, steam-generating heat;
—afntwy, OF gpluy, diffused heat; -
hE gprtimlat, central heat.

bpdachp S ally ἡ 3. QE ρεἴωβνεπρ ; Ep.
(4 — -hu, to go to a watering-place,
_ to go to the baths.

QEpow a. lukewarm, temperate.

Qépeg, wg ὃ. Winter quarters; hot-
house. (wonderful!

Rep, Leip int. how! oh! o strange!

Qhy or ϑ[7. ϑάω 8. nerve, sinew;
fibre, string; whip; fig- nerve, sinews,
force, vigour ; -- wbowputwhwt , optic
nerve; ped anf Iquwg » to become en-
ervated ; q-4 Swphatkh; aepoup, to
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to terrify 54.“ 2 7 “εἰ prep fg- to
hurt a person’s nerves, to weaken, to
enervate.

Qf, Yung 8. cudgel, stick, wand.

ΞΡ a. pure, clean, clear, polished,
bright. (curate, diligent, careful.

Qi a. continuous, assiduous, ac-

Qhe s. perihelion.

ϑιωάβᾳ a. convulsive; — ἐξ,» to
have the nerves strung, to have fits;
—dgnnedt 8. fit, convulsion; —ayfig a.
nervous, vigorous, sinewy, robust,
strong; — watk,. to give strength to,
to fortify the nerves, to render ro-
bust; -anz δ. nerve-artery.

QyumbdS, kgf va. to enervate, to
shock the nerves, to unnerve, to
weaken.

QpergnegwhbS , D&S kof: va. to
nerve, to strengthen the nerves, to
corroborate, to invigorate.

Di&ey a. sinewy, nervous.

Qyeem a. furnished with nerves,
Binewy, nervous.

Qyzayords 8. instrument for binding
the nerves ; -fnw 8. bot. plantain,

cock’s head, way-bread ; -fusw a.

bound with the nerves; —gascwheb a.
neuralgic ; —gwen (9h 8. neuralgia.

ΠΝ » &e. 8. Dy brary » &C.

*Qyk peng δ. Ubezeng » Upbhey-

942 Qo a. humid, damp, muddy.

Qa 3 {ἵν 8. bat.

Nig, wq 8. cithern, harp, lyre;
-ἰνξοῖ OF -wk, fp 8. Sandarac; varn-
ish; glaze; -whbs, &gf va. to varn-
ish ; to glaze; mes Suge, —sssenp, mg δ.
harper, harp-player. (to cane, to whip.

Quts, kgf va. to beat, to cudgel,

ἘΦ. (abs va.to collect, to gather; to
win at play. {horse.

Duppey 8. Arabic w. relay, fresh

Diywghp a. expunged, cancelled,
erased, effaced; -4:% a- cancellable.

Qipuss , wg 8. duster, rubbing-cloth,
rubber; fg. expiator, atoner, reperer;
- fengwhkpagf, dish-clout.

NptS, kyb va. to clean, to dust, to
purge, to wipe; to efface, to seratch
out, to erase, to cancel, to expunge;
to abolish, to annul; to destroy, to
undo, to suppress; to extirpate, to
exterminate ; -- ggay/bu, to cancel, to
annul, to make void a contract.

Luphs s. effacer ; expiator.

Qigng ε. 8. Lugu; fig. purification ;

2nh

cure, recovery; - ma%é,, to purify,
to consecrate, to sacrifice.

Lipo. s. abstersion, cleaning; ef-
facing, erasure; abolition, abrogation,
cassation ; suppression ; extinction,
extirpation, extermination : -- qua wig,
cancelling, annulling of contracts.

Qube» σα s.troop, band, compa-
DY; flock, group; --ἶτ smu, wabneyzs to
enrol soldiers, to levy troops ; --ὦ wn
q&,» to collect a multitude, to raise a
troop; -ὦ Qusfufesfus Jupangeurg Sesane_
gwht,, to make a slaughter.

QynptS, gf va.to assemble troops,
to muster, to gather in crowds, to call
together; -f./vn. to flock together, to
form groups, to gather together, to

Quy-phe , Qaore S. Qube -[assemble.

ρων ad. in troops, in multi-

Qof s. cudgel, club. [tudes.

Donk "νῷ or by ὃ. S. Qube 5 split hair;
-wn -- τ [9 αν ρὲ κεν ν 5 “- 9 “ων σε ἔν, . to
make a distinction or difference; to
sow division.

Qahwgsuwhwpgne (3h 8. classifica-
tion, order, arrangement; -¢fp s.con-
vener, assembler; 97. compound; —_
apkd, ἔξ va. to separate, to set a-
part; -fw a. gr. copulative, conjunc-
tive ; -diwtb/ va. to connect, to join;
hurd, ug va. to flock together.

Roku, ᾧ 8. troop, company, band,

Qohuwpat s.receptacie.[detachment.

*Qokkd, Lyf va. to distinguish, to se-

Qoebe s.opopanax.[parate, to detach.

ἘΦ,» a. great, grand.

Qed 5. leafy branch; -whaed, wguy
un. to become rank, thick, to flourish,
to shoot forth, to grow.

*Qad sb s. besom, broom.

Qopgwts 8. gutter.

Qapk wh, ξἤω 8. grub, caterpillar.

Qepk utr s.pl. mules. [mule-driver.

Qeape ke year » aonb, ang ὃ. muleteer,

Qerb . σε)» γσξωι &. mule, he-mule;
αἴ αυ ἐμῇ, —, mule, she-mule ; dupackh
Soper, mule colt.

Qoe[duh, wy 8. violin, fiddle; vio-
Joncello ; -- Sup4u%6,. to play the vio-
lin or fiddle ; -ss4.0 4. violinist, viol-
in-player , fiddler.

*Qmereund S. [Ἰ υἱεῖ.

9. "εἰ νυνενζ 8. pair.

Qaep » Preys Sead. or ΔΩ͂Ι ἐν τ ’ Leng
Or frcpg 8. water; juice; a. liquid,
watery 5 ορφίνζν ιν, -» holy water; sd

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ΩΣ water-god ; ashen ’ pinks ry B
or gral» “μη. ann 602 po “πιο δεν» Φιω
Ἔν». δ εἴπω ἦν» wquypt -. good Or
potable, drinkable, cold or fresh, te-
pid, hot, boiling, thermal, sulphurous,
saline water; — du, broth, 8. Upegeu
tush; gusecn(d dps any df: —, & glass, 8
bucket or pail of water; gay df sb —.
ἃ pailful of water; 5 — be ἢ gusdings
by sea & land; snk ἡ αν ἦν be dish
cult wane(Fh νερῃ. tide, flux & re-
flux, ebb & flow; δρίϑω, apy, to go
to fetch water ; - φωνές» to draw
water; — σε... to drink water; -
Sbqnezs ΠΥ ΩΣ asraloly =. to make
water, to piss, to urine; — ««,, to
water, to sprinkle; to water, to give
to drink to; δ᾽ πεσε σεν δ, 7, to warm,
to boil water; - εὑ εὐἷνδ ob neg mee
pore. to pour water on a person’s
hands με. ἢ - Soph pub χρᾷ yank,
pure water is better than bad wine;
8. β᾿ωζωρη ᾿ Cefiqgh J, &e.

Qeepnen[tkp, khg 8. bydromancy,
prediction by water; -θ πα» (ϑ πε 8.
hydromancian.

ϑυωρίμν τῷ 8. bot. water-cresses ;
~puwd- a. drowned ; <g δ. submersion ;
-pudfn a, dividing waters; -putachk
8. hydrology ; -gu2l., -he 4. pond,
pool ; hydraulicist ; * distributor or
guardian of the water for irrigation
in the vineyards; —puzfuefut a. hy-
draulic; -payfunc(efrt s. hydraulics ;
“μέρ 8. ϑυμδρὶ τρια, 8. bydrothera-
Pist; -pnet whwh a. hydrotherapical ;
—pod-ne[sh ὅ. hydrotherapia ; τρρεηῖν
a. springing, gushing or spouting out
water, watery; <p 8. ὃ: Dppaeqh-

Q pug fips. wine & water; thin wine;
παρ 9. hydrographer ; —giag 5. rivul-
et; -gaqkwz, ὅτ. ὃ. ϑ πὴ. &C-; -grye
a. water-coloured ; --αἰνωζ οὖν a. hydro-
graphical ; -gpaci#} s. hydrography.

Qpugupdp, aby 8. canal, stream,
conduit, aqueduct.

Qpwgopne(3h s. hydrodynamics.

D) pr 00s [P s00 [F-exofes a. soaked or wet
through with water; -- ;t%4,. to be
drenched or wet to the skin; -(@/¢ac
new ὃ. chem. hydracide. {clock.

QpwFt- wilivgrag ἃ. clepsydra, water-

Qprugh, -~bp OF pbg a. full of water,
aqueous, Waterish; -- σεκ 4. med. hy-
drosarca; ~ ἡ σγανιεΐοίμν [δῇ med. hy-
droceloe ; - ayugwy med. edema.

QU,

Qpwfount a. mixed with water;
~fuwnth dS va. to mix with water, to
dilute ; — ga ftp, χη, δα. to adul-
terate with water (wine, milk, &c.);
—fung lung, S. Qpwsbad ; -ν σι 8. bot.
nasturtium indicum, indian cress,
acriviola, cardamindum.

Qprsod fit a. ὃ. Qpwdtnchg 5 &. chem.
hydrogen ; -d%eehg a. born of water,
aquatic; -dae, &c. 8. Drupup,. &e.;
—Soef a. working in the water (fisher).

Qprwhuyne (Fh 8. Qpwheane [Ph ; —henh
5. Qpey fie; hus 2s. z00l. water-scor-
pion, scorpena, father-lasher, cottus;
water-eft ; -4fp 8. Qehbp; - χα οἱ,
a. hydrostatical ἢ -ζ,γαρη. δ —henng 9 δα» εῇ
s. hydrostatic balance; -ρανε (δ s.
hydrostatics ; -Zeye s. body, mass or
puddle of water, plash, pool; mech.
reach; -- νων [ἥν , down or lower water-
course; — {épfh, upper water-course;
—hacmnl a.fiooded,swollen,inundated.

ϑυωςζξη whe wad 8, penis; —Sbad » ah
or doyg a. drowned; -- «wntké,.to drown;
~ εν». (ὠζεωεἴω}) » to be drowned ἢ (fase.
Sueng) to drown oneself; —Sdixy» &e.
5 Qapoenldayy ’ &e.; “ὅσω a. pouring,
shedding water; τ-ῴρνερ 8. water with
fire. [s. miller.

Qprewgarg, wg ὃ. water-mill; -- ων εωῖν

QpwXxhe s. infasoria-

Qp whos a.covered withrain clouds;
—diuaysp ἃ. hydroparasts, aquarians
(sectaries ); -Siws 4, water-pot ; --
Sepgp & marshy meadow ; marsh ;
—dpwy 8. reservoir, tank, cistern ;
—dywSnu 8. conduct, canal.

eer a. covered with water, in-
undated ; ~é4g a. full of water ; -,/ a.
aqueous, aquatic, watery; s. aquatic
animal; - φῥείδ, watery or serous
humour ; -ὀ Saqdé, stormy wind ; -
@aso.t, water-fow! ; ~ayq a. fishing.

whut, wguy un. to become aque-
ous, watery; to liquefy ; -thph, - έν
8. water-colours, --paintings; -wpfe s.
water-wheel ; -tey 8. basin, reservoir;
pond, pool; -%9, -δοῥῆν -αρ 8. canal,

Qpwzh od ὃ. Varkgd- [channel.

cargespigus (1. tormented or tor-
menting with water; -swq, fs. hy-
drometer; water-gage ; —supoe(2h 9.
hydrometry. |

Qpurywhf 8. hydrophane, aqueous
opal, resinous quartz; —ayu α. 8Ur-
rounded or covered with water, flood-

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ϑ0ὺυ
ed, inundated ; -αγωρ 5. phys. ludion;
- (ἡ ἡ 8. hydro epper.
wawen (1. abounding in water;
-nm. 8. garden conduit; -—g» house-
tops, tiles, roofs.
Qpwukp a. fond of water, loving
water, aquatic; -wyq a. plunged into
water, immersed; drowned; — gus
qui, diving-bell; - w.t,. to plunge
into water, to sink, to submerge; --
ilub,, to be submerged, drowned ; —
wnegul a. diving; 4. diver; τανε a.
aquatic. [s. hydrophobia.
Qyprendusfe a. hydrophobial ; -s{Pf.%
Dyrasn 8. chem. hydrate; key a- hy-
drated; -suwf a. water-like; -σε κ᾽
8. chem. conversion in hydrate; —a«%
8. A es
Qpwpe a. water-drinking; s. 5. Qen
wep 5 -bgne[th s. mar. leakage, leak-
ing; -/ a. irrigated, full of water;
aquatic ; pervious, spungy ; -σεέϑᾧ S.
Qo pdiyne[P-frd. [ing-place, pool.
Qpeopup. efy 8. horse-pond, water-
Qpwpyk, 8. mech. float-board.
Lewgwt a. sprinkling with water;
& pump; -πείϑῥεν 5. act of sprinkling
with water; —gfp a. wet, damp, moist,
humid; 8. Qpaguh- Qekbe-
Qpwenn a. watery, irriguous; s. 8.
Qywifw a. surrounded by water,
by the sea. [s. hydragogy-
Qype a. ὃ. hydragogue ; “--σε(9}
Qppkp. wg 8. Water-carrier.
Qepaeglss pyfowy 8. fountain ; water-
géw §.Tiver. [spout; basin.
Qpgngs wy »—buy_a. dropsical, drop-
sied, hydropical; -fd, b-guy un. to suf-
fer from, to be ill of the dropsy, to
become or grow dropsical; —a./¢h s.
dropsy ; - apaduytf, ascites, common
dropsy; - ¢fey, hydrocephalus ; -
ean g etsy h drophthalmia ; - mnpemrys
hydrophalus ; -- spanwhpoteg , hydro-
cardy; — prusdipynfr, bydrocele ; -- gnp-
fy, hydrothorax; - whwhifuwg, hy-
drotite. (temper iron.
Qpgkq 8. iron-varnish; -&d va. to
QpehS, Eguy un. to strive, try or
assiduously endeavour.
Qpk δ hnp what a, hydro-electric.
Qpbykt a. watery, aqueous; - 4.
chip, billows, waves.
LJ, kgf va. to destroy, to efface;
to cancel, to expiate, to absolve : to
water.

2rn

Qptpoy s. water-bath, balneum-

marie.

ϑυξϑε s.conduit, aqueduct; channel.

Qyppoligae 8. water-drinker, total abs-
tainer, teetotaler; -(@f-% s. drinking
water only, teetotalism ; watering;
water-drinking.

ϑυρονίξη a. humid, damp, swampy,
marshy, fenny ; -- «4qf/, marshy place.

Qp[e-aplS yn. to make water; fig.
to be of age, to attain puberty, to be
pubescent, marriageable.

Qptagadl 8. Qprkqd- (tasteless.

f a. aqueous, liquid ; insipid,
ϑῥᾷ 4. drop of water.
*9 fray 8. pap, gruel.

Qpfiiqfy a. seeking water.

Qpfeom 8. water-radish;S.Qphomk mh.

Qofeng s.med.hydroderme, anasarca.

Qphwp δ. pond, pool, puddle.

ἀξ. peng s. water-carrier.

howk& OY n/t 8. meadow-cress,
cardamine, lady’s smock , cuckoo-
flower.

Qpsut, wy δι drawer of water; s.
mech. pump; - ΓΟ δ᾽ agfs be.
Winhs» lift & force —, sucking & fore-
ing -» double-acting —; - sisn7, suck-
ing, lifting or drawing —; -- dbs» forc-
ing--» --set; - Snqé5h, steam--, en-
gine, fire-engine ; - hE gpotuwferze go.
pe-l@e, centrifugal -; - 4e4,f» port-
able fire-engine ; — Sryndushut , rotato-
ry, rotary -—; -- vkacyfs, feed-—; -- o_
genft, air- . pneumatic—.

QpSatenre [3 [ict 8. drawing water.

ϑυφδη 8. urine; -- «ws, bladder,
vesicle; -- dapdpit 8. Quwsky-

Wp Shad 8. ϑυωφξεηΐ. [ bearer.

Qpsou. fs. ast. Aquarius, the water-

Qpsag . well ἢ cistern 77 eas gu op E-
q&a, Artesian-well;— δ ὗς» absorb-
ing or draining well, bog, cesspool.

ἘΞ μ4πρη εὖ ὃ. gutter, conduit.

Updut va. to plunge into water,
to submerge, to drown; — ghee mar.
to launch; -f un. to be plunged into |
water, submerged 5 - tascene mar. to |
founder, to go down, to sink.

Qty a. begging, asking for water.

dnegs dyuy OF ghy ἃ. Water-pipe,
conduit, aqueduct.

Qpek 1 or ghy2.s. cistern, tank; pond;

Legace 8. Gopef- [broad pool, lake.

Qpaqog a. inundated.

Qpom a.aqueous, watery; juicy. |

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*9 nopgnmt 8. gutter.
pe S. Tipe th carrying.
nen a. drawing water; water-
ἘΦ pres euttoan *§, Dr cas grear fur «
ϑυϑρσεῖ Ss. Doorn °
Qedéd s. water-fall; 5. Prspurdurg-
Qannt 8. privy furnished with
water, water-closet.
ἘΘυ 25. va. to sprinkle, to spurt
water over. with the mouth.
Qpopstkp , thug 8. benediction of
the waters (on the Epiphany).

ἢ! (ri) πω 4. the twenty eighth
letter of the alphabet & the twenty
second of the consonants ; a, x,
thousand ; thousandth.

— Itis sometimes confounded with
the letter p; for example: pbatncd-
QE push ‘ nape f—pupocife » δ Ἷ,--
afk »αωἷ,, σι. cas = as ol, &c.

— When used as an initial it gener-
ally indicates foreign words. [ doctor.

(huge fp, pe 4. H. ὦ. Rabbi; master,

[burppnctf 8. my master, my lord.

[racoy ef by. ochp : why 8. Persian w.
battle-array, rank, line, order; battle,
War; — wath, ἄκων, q-b, to marsh-
al, to array; “-- “» s ra - «ἴων εεἿ, ἔτ. to
make war, to fight, to assail; 4ssavc_
ky q- ywpney qopuy, to put to rout,
to disperse, to defeat, to discomfit.

(hes qhioghan 8. strategist; --ὄῥ να st
a. strategical; τᾷ ῥεννε σ᾽ s.strategy;
—Swm a. defeating , dispersing , con-
quering ; -/{?4ye 8. ammunition, milit-
ary stores; -ἴνεων a. inured to war;
martial; -cap a. warlike.

(hugdhh a. martial; dine 8. War-
rior; -ἤΓ yn. to make war.

ἢιωζω. by 8. H. w.raca, fool, dolt,
blockhead, madcap.

(hues, fg 8. Persian w. way, road;

hot
— gapdk,, Sapqb;. to travel, to go on
a journey.
| ἢωφωηνε αν 5. door-keeper in Pa-
radise ; —4fg 8. fellow-traveller; —Sapq
s. traveller; guide, escort.

| See ᾿ fk 8. bol. basil; unew --ν MCr-
cury, dog’s caul. τ

(huss&.f un. to go, to march. [uous.

(puss fiuofsnod a. stormy, tempest-

(bic SopyéS va. to start on a journey.

(burSdépey 5. road-mender , road-
maker ; pioneer.

| eran by 5. | ery ἃ Pal.

| een eas prover ἐπ s. cabalistic or
magical note or writing.

ἤν. Mwy a. vulgar, low, plebe-
jan, popular, common, vile, trivial; 8.
the vulgar, the common people, lower
orders ; ng£a -%, the ignorant mob.

[peo ἐδ Gusqere 5. camp-follower.

[pis γωμαησ οι a-coarse, low-manner-
ed, clownish; —&f% a.low-born; -- κων
a. vulgar, popular, common, trivial.

εν εἶεν (ἔν 8. Gemocrat 5 -wpup ad.
democratically ; -- ωζ ων a. democratic;
—o-(df s. democracy.

(Pease Aly cas ony E02 3. [Ἰνωνεἴ ον» ΕἾ.

ἤιε νων cary δ. dEMAZORUO ; --ς
fut a. demagogical, factious; --σείδ
s. demagogy.

(busdyn (δῇ s. demagogy ; vulgarity.

ἤ ων πορεῖν ad. vulgarly, popularly,
trivially, commonly.

(bay, fg 8. Persian τυ. ensign of vic-
tory ; <g. pomp, show, Juxary.

[PasufS s. H.w. troop of explorers.

(Pewee 4. Persian w. thick cloud.

[Pum a- Persian w. great.

[pao ῥνΣ s. turpentine.

Ἐβωῥ ἴδ 5. * Peas δ.

Ἐ[μεωῥῥᾷ s. fellow, friend.
wp s.Gr.w. sound of breakers

on the shore; reflux, ebb.

ἢ! μινε Soucy S. | Ee td 9

κι, 9 8-Gr.w. chink, crack, crev-
ice; broken wave.

(Pb slice hear S. [efralieoly erry «

ἢ ἐπὴν or [bpune s. earnest, pledge.

ἢ δ ere carly caste S, [Yet ἐν fits cas ὧι.

ἤει» step, fe. [pbrant , ἐν βῖν » ses ussshs
ἃ. Gr. τυ. resin, rosin, cedar-resin, co-
lophony ; - @&<£4%, pine-resin ; -- 44_
tug» balm of life.

bon ftrushusts » (Pb «ἰἴνω μὲν a.resinous.
ἢ ες s. cattle dung, manure.
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(heer ς. wickedness ; --ὐξω α. ran-
corous, resentful.
hho, aznwg a. niggardly, penur-
ious, sordid, parsimonious, mean.
Ibidfpuwhnd , og 8. bombardier; --ἀ
va. to bombard ; —n<} 5. bombardment.
(bijeuwthy 8. grenadier; -- να, ,. to
bombard ; - ὥς εἰδῇ 4. bombardment.
(bipwenp 8. halberdier. [catapult.
(bfpcupas 9. ballista-stone ; ballista,
bijichh , eheog 8. howitzer-shell;
ἢ εῖ, s. mortar. {hand-grenade.
(hiogwfros 5. snuffier ; --δι un. to
snuffle, to speak through the nose;
-n_(#] s. snuffling, nasitas; —feu% a.
nasal ; -δωήν a. snuffiing, having a
nasal twang; -quy buff un. to scent,
(hug hoffe s.rhinoceros. [to smell.
(hugnctp ᾿ guihg ΤᾺ nostrils ; Ss. Pig
ass 70 εἴν ο (sordid.
ἢν ον ὑπ. to become griping,
Ihwocf 8. penuriousness, niggard-
ness, stinginess, avariciousness.
ἤν 6. MG ang s. Persian w. appoint-
ment, salary, pension, pay, hire, wages;
maintenance. [pendary.
[porxZwhkp , wg δ. pensioner, sti-
(batruspwine} 5. plain-dealing, art-
less saying. ;

*(partol s. bot. salsola, kali.
(batushet a. artless, ingenuous.
(boinc 4. artlessness, ingenuoas-

ness, simplicity, candour, sincerity.
[εἶα ’ red pray ὃ. shell, bomb, gren-

ade; —« carpi decry bey » to shell, to fire

shells, to shoot bombs. [poeke-
ἢι:νε οὖν » π΄ιη οὖ, 8. 1080; pl. δ. (hed.

Ἐβῇι σε 5. Quarter, fourth part, foarth.
(hocwupiol a. dwelling in Russia.
(hop Or -- αὐ 8. rob, inspissated juice.

*(bocp 3. outside corner of a building.
(ho,tee s. marcasite , iron-pyrites ;

bot. matricaria, feverfew, cardiaca,
mother-wort.

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U (sé ) of 5. the twenty ninth letter
of the alphabet & the twenty third of
the consonants; #,2, two thousand;
two thousandth.

— Itis sometimes confounded with
the letter >; as: ess 08 ων [x Xeasls— Ἄρεα fa Xessls ,
eases ens t12_ 2S — ane» es 190.2 5 & also in foreign
names it is changed into 8, Updar-
ζιοἴωε. εἶ ᾽ ωμωρως [s- Gcasehfr err easy fp .

— It is sometimes placed at the
beginning of words either for orna-
ment or emphasis, & sometimes it is
left out; for example : seard-by—ssu
δι, 9 ass «αν» [uss — οἷν e209 ἐν ® uponky-pogkz ,
(Fass nfo bs p— (A cas eff bsg» &c.

— When itis used with other con-
sonants at the beginning of words, it
18 generally pronounced gu & not up;
88 : uf[Pufp—puldugh , unk pp-cumb pp ,
wane fremn—preny fren , whfg ph-rubba gh ,
ἄς. &e.

— On the contrary, when the word

begins with the syllable «τε or a#f,
than it is pronounced ὡς both in its
derivatives & in its cases, save some
exceptions; for example : sacq-up_
ι ἀν τ ey, unemn—upmniny—upeksy ’ aph—
“εἴν » 18 fits—srpte rrr fr—es Cleese sass «
_ — Sometimes at the end of adject-
Ives it changes them into adverbs,
88 : εἴτ διενεῖξ δ greatly, kpuge quick-
ly, COUT Me ἡ. Ld instantly , fists 0s ony exten
harshly, &c.

— It is frequently used as a sub-
stitute for the letter p in the plural;
8.8. she Ὁ: Steacapre » ase [1 ass ecoas sve_wle ed oe
ao oy 0002. ’ bag ξ up uh sb ζν»η. » &e.

— As a demonstrative pronoun in
the first person at the end of words it
Signifies this, that; for example: 4ft-

wp Gencp, this woman given me by |

you; qu mubrida, What I Say; nk ve ba

UUL,

of cso greg. ses 01g E aso » | who am a lord and
master. And sometimes it is used for
ornament, 88 : yopag dppf bu pilrus_
hbw. &/, among whom | live; gap
fis kun gapskd, that which I do; gap
wuye fuoufp, What he say8; nig be Lue
ES, a8 1 am; qd fipwye ayunghh. for
these things; 45» way S che ses 000s g fr » what
I have just now said.

Yu, essigress , ΔῊ ΠΣ cave. ris ee

ay “ὦ omayp, uayy Pron. LNs, (nat;
a sa Ain One: he himself; esa £,
it is he; that is to Say; “εν weuuph
conj. however, yet, still.

Uupw a. old, aged, in years.

UY upuh or-ps. H.w. wreathen work.

)ωρωε (9 ΟΥ̓ εοἱῶ να} ὅ. Ἦ. ὦ. 88-
baoth, hosts, armies. [s. sabellianism.

Yupbpwhet a. s. sabellian; ται

Uuaphkh, my 4. H.w. thicket; fig. par-
don. [--ξνα βεν 8. gabeism.

)ωρξωζωΐ a. &. sabean; —-alth or

Dug s wy 8. 30086 (pl. FEES) 5 ὠγνε-
-ι gander; dus ἡ. —f , gosling ; = afeasy pepo ’
gannet, soland goose, anser bassanus;
- s&, the goose cackles. [gular.

Uusgenrdt 8. goose’s foot; a. trian-

Yurgnetuh S. υᾳ σεν.

ὕω.» OF ὦν» f a. H. w. almighty.

ΠΣ fs. H.w. the devil, lucifer,
satan. (of the Temple.

Degkpad{? s. H. ὦ. sateroth, ranges

ὕω 8. Salton.

Ywgarkbgf. geng a. 8. sadducean ;
ans colony. —gt-ng sadducism.

wgpwhp 4. instigation, suggestion,
excitation, stirring up, solicitation,
persuasion; counsel.

UagptS, πον va. to persuade, to
advise, to excite, to suggest, to in-
sinuate, to stir up, to provoke, to in-
duce; to help, to contribute; to be
the means of, to procure; to contrive,
to invent, to form; to betray, to give
up, to deliver. [ing, insinuating.

Yugehs» - πη ας exciting, suggest-

w(P, wy 8. electrum, amber, yel-
low amber ; w&< -- , black amber.

ἢ) ἴθι s. sponge; S. 1) νεῖ.

ἴω,» fy s. anvil; slab, paving or
flag stone; sheet of metal, plate.

* YJ ccopess 4. Turkish w. basket; —qryy δ.
~—-maker; —Gusw a. paved; — wabk, , to
pave, to flag.

U-mpuchotge s. Gr. w. salamander,
quenchfire ; - σι βν, water-eft.

δ

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Urges’, ΣΝ —nchp 9. zool. fran-
colin, heath-cock.

Y cary cary err ert arly a. paved with flag-
stones; s. pavement; foot-pavement,
foot-path.

1) ανωΐνεω ,Γ, eogus UN. to petrify, to
become atone, to harden into stone.

᾿β ων εἴπει ly a. stone-hoofed, solid
hoofed; s. steed, courser.

Yessy cess pl. —attefe Ss. Yurquop °

Yepup pS, guy vn. to take refuge,
to hide oneself.

Uupeph a. paved;s.pavement ;—s/,
Lg va. to pave; —fs s. paviour.

Uapupup 8. flag-stone, flag; -&d'va.
to pave with .-8.

UuE2 fs s. pearl barley.

1) ρϑῥνιω; s. bot. laurus cassia.

Yuynt, f a. Gr. w- foolish, mad.

Ueyod puy 8. Upqangewy -

Yuyag s oy OY ft 8. plum ; — gusthian
hEwt, damson; -- quypbnp. sloe, wild
plum ; -- sop, prune, dried plum,
French plum; opwpuk f -cy» plum-
Wine; - s.plum-tree; -fp 8. plum-
orchard. 7

* YJ carperqesmnnp 8. ishghembé-dolmassi ,
(minced meat & rice wrapped in pieces
of tripe).

Yuynew a- stony, hard, rough.

UYusfew s. saddle ; --δ να. ἴο saddle.

ὕω, wg 8. reckoning, measure,
account, number ; condition, position,
state, manner; impost, rate, duty,
tax, imposition, tribute; order; con-
vention, contract, agreement; budget;
tariff; - «ων ἤ εν, ἔν, i πε εἴἶξρ, fo come
to terms about the price, to bargain
for, to contract, to strike a bargain
for, to stipulate, to come to an agree-
ment, to settle ; Ee. Cy ῥ unglit -p, &
of other similar ones; be np wy beu
“νην -f bag» & of other like things;
opny τῷ Ev, among whom are; δε og
waglt —p ΕἾ, ἃ 80 forth, & so on, et
ceetera ; ms “μ ἔ ἤν δῦ — ap hp 7
fu, didst not thou agree with me for
8 penny ?

ὕ οὐω κου, or dinectp, thuy 5. Grew.
bot. scammony, purging bind- weed.

Usha con. but, notwithstanding,
nevertheless, however, yet, always,
besides, moreover.[hamper; 5.9.» ζεῥη.

Yusha, ag» -f. aku 8. basket, -

Uuwhupwt 4. the Exchange.
Yuhuphoe, wg δ. bargainer; -ἰθ ῥεῖ,

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δ. bargain, agreement, convention,
contract.

| Pay ore meg α. few in number, in-
considerable, moderate, small, slend-
er; ad. somewhat, less; -- —, an —-,
little by little, by degrees, by little &
little, insensibly ; — abaya, -- ἔρμξρ,
rarely, seldom; τς —, many, much,
not less; — pus. —w, wn -- df. few, not
very, somewhat, rather, a little; wa
- εἴν ὃ ῥ —Sashustrushfs "ὅδε ag, short-
ly, in a short time, for a moment;
yen — dha, shortly after; -- σα, ρ. with
few attendants: in few words, briefly,
in short; as τρ f tagwht, many of
them ἢ Meas g 10 ly boys - εἴν 5.77) » 1 ate
some or ἃ little honey; Simp(dh be ῥ
-διῖλ — muy, & little may be offered
even of a little 5 8. Gasset.

1) cs hy case ccs geass a. curt, dry; brief,
concise in speaking, pauciloquent;
-πείδῇ s. concise discourse, brevity of
speech, pauciloquy; -puwy a. thinly
inhabited; unpeopled; —géa a. furn-
ished with but little knowledge; -εἰἰδ
a. in few lines, short; -g¢fz a. low
priced, cheap; -gi«a.y a. used by but
few passengers ; -gzp ad. cheaply;
—gry a. brief, short; —qaseauh a. having
but few children ; -gop a. of little
strength; -(@&p[2 a. scanty leaved;
—(2 fa. few in number, not numeroas;
—S- ashustrash ’ hb usy or Gb wh a. of short
duration, temporary; —fsbusef a. requir-
ing but little care; -ἰνοω S. 1) ὐφωνεω.
put ;— bub;,, to speak but little, to
be taciturn ; -hbws, hi-gug a. short-
living ; - ,bué,;, to be short-lived;
bhp, wy a. frugal, sober; —hb paclth
δ. 80briety; -g&ync(2h s. living but ἃ
short time, short life ; —Sasdpbp a.
restless, hasty, impatient ; —jwhgkpd
a. lightly clothed ; —Saseson a. of little
faith, hesitating, vacillating ; —2£a% a.
of little strength, few in number, in-
considerable, accompanied by but few
people; ad. thinly attended ; — ¢ac%q:
a handful of soldiers ; —dSisvthay a.
summary, concise, brief, short, abridg-
ed; -JSivpg a. thinly peopled; --ἰἴωρ.
qgo_(#f s. want of population; --ἶδ οὖν,
Lupg a. of tender age, young ; - “Ἐς: 2
having but very few sins; a= 4.
short-witted, dull; -- αἴδονννε (δ 8. narrow
entry; —wud, wgay un. to lessen, to
grow less, to diminish, to decrease, to

UULG

be reduced; -Ῥῥβωων a, narrow; —a4b_
᾿ς ἀφο οἷν Qs oligarchical ; — 0g ἔν era rie_(F froth
δ. oligarchy; -£ a. thrifty, frugal,
sober, moderate; -apune(2h s. thrift-
iness , contentedness , moderation ,
frugality, sobriety ; —aywecg a. having
but little fruit; 8. Up ζω acs syeete cas ;
fut a. done with slight fatigue; -focp
a. Scarce in water; -dujur%eh% a. trans-
lent, of short duration; -- νων a. con-
taining but little, not capacious, nar-
TOW; -shkufy s. 8maliness in appear-
ance ; -ewbunf s. short-mindedness;
-οὔρδε. a. few-leaved ; -w#nq a.com-
posed of a few lines; -- μωωΐῥε,ρ».» in
few words 5 --αν ον a. with little dam-
age; -wn% a. in a few verses or
lines, brief, succinct; —gacgquwtbS va.
to diminish, to reduce in number, to
lessen, to make les8;—cop a. few in
number, inconsiderable, little; -cnp_
“ες μεν, 5. small number, scarcity.
YohuebpwS a. of a small flock or
herd; -£pé.£.0q a. seldom seen, rare.
UD ssl care Scare ier to eas ζξ ὧν or hk οὖ; S. ι΄
Duh fp, -- fins, -- dh ad. ἃ few,
Very fow, almost none, almost noth-
ing; in a moment or instant; — dp Ee,
τ δε δέω ke, — fs yfrney' ke, little
18 wanting to, there was but little
wanting, it would but a little.
Uw hasenent a.of butfewfeetin height.
Ἰ)ωζω σεν s.8mall number or quan-
tity, smallness, slenderness, scanti-
ness, paucity ; rarity.
Uuhusenctuh a. having but a few.
Deh care rreyp 5. U caf ase.
θωζωεορί uy a. having but few days;
lasting a short time, ephemeral.
Dubbed δ. θωξ αἱ (ν ἢ, οἷν bale
Unkip, ps wg 8. Latin w. sacer, re-
script, decree. [faint.
Uusdpd'un. to languish, to become
ahnequfncp ὅ. gum sagapen.
ων. ᾿ Leb ’ ἤρεωε. δ. dou le-edged
axe, battle-axe;S. Yuse. [bittern.
Yuba. pl. --σειρ 8.ποοὶ. saker, goshawk;
whe, f —pr.on account of, for, by
reason of, in order to, for the sake of,
with respect to, in consideration of,
touching, concerning; μων —, that is
Why, for which reason, for that pur-
pose, on that account, therefore;
“ὦ —, itis why, for this purpose or
reason, on this account, consequent-

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ly;- 4p. why ? for what reason? f
dL, —, for you, for your sake, On your
account, in respect to you; yap -,
for whose reason? why? yep or yop
πον πὶ apy, on which account, there-
fore ; -- gé, because.

Yushe νἄξι, ἔρμα OF bends. hatchet,

| axe; S. Uh ep; —wunleen δ. chief per-

sonage, magnate; -weep s.one armed
With an axe, axeman ; sapper.

Vushpow 8. Uh copra .

1} ως s. slip, slide: troop, phalanx :
*shoot, sprout; -ὐζωΐ a. labent.

U-uswtugeg a. heavy, torrential,
deluging ; —frasqusg a. furious as 8 tor-
rent; -4ua%, —Snu a. flowing like a ca-
taract, impetuous, grand; -ζιωρζωβ,
—duyt a.noisy 88 ἃ cataract, resound-
ing, obstreperous; purling; —wgyq a.
drowned by a cataract; -pusk s. mech.
sluice, lock, water- or lood-gate; dam,
mill-dam.

Yu. 5wzp 4. Water-fall, cascade, ca-
taract; 5. YuSatusfrl 5 Water-fall of
a weir; sheet of water.

Ys aphpel vn. to slide, to slip down.

Uo54,b a. fleeting, transitory.

YmStt 3. Yessbgaegutbed, Yud pele

UYustgn δ, 5. sliding, slipping; fig-
mental perturbation, vacillation, agit-
ation, irresolution.

YS yn guth Sa. to cause to glide,
to slip; fig. to agitate.

Ἰως βα, &guy un. to slip, to slide, to
glide; to flow, to be flowing, to run
out, to pass over, to roll or glide on;
to be agitated, to hurry along or away,
to err, to wander, to yield to; -- ῥᾧ 44...
py sus nf . to skate; - ῥ πεν y ν to slip
from, to escape the memory 3 «ως τωρ,
whguwtik,,to run; to elapse, to glide
QWAaY 3 “ες ἔκ, wuny, Shooting star;
ww Sk gue, he slipped, his foot or feet
slipped.

[uf » wg ὃ. bound, term, circum-
scription; bounds, limits, confines,
frontier, borders; extremity, sphere;
definition; statute, rule, regulation;
decision, determination; jurisdiction,
extent; department; neighbourhood,
district, provinces ; —p. outskirts, sub-
urbs; <p Sascwenn,, articles of faith;
—Ephph > hayrewSog . landmark ; --
4nuuwtk,,to fix the boundaries of;
Jerpap a ΝΣ leg αἱ (ἢ » to reduce
to its proper limits ;- αν... to bound,

υ0
to fix bounds to, to limit, to end; --
qub, οἷν [ἵν to propose, to deliberate,
to resolve; bpzhody ὄρη": ili πες... tO
bind oneself by an oath ; σεν,
5 - , to overstep, to pass the limits
or boundaries ; --νε- wus,» to say brief-
ly; pl enue - Suunegutty, to re-
duce to a deplorable state; 8. 941.

V card Siac cas greasy ad. definitively ς =
“πε 8. frontiers, confines, boundary
‘line, bounds, limits; τς a. resound-
ing or murmuring from shore to shore;
—qghp a.s.constituent; institutor, legis-
lator; — dnqaf, the Constituent; —_
gpwlwt a. constitutional; 5. constitu-
tionalist ; -- dpuwaykunne(2h, constitu-
tional monarchy; -gp4d, kgf va. to
fix the boundaries; to constitute, to
order, to regulate, to establish, to
determine, to decide; -gpbuy ζξων,

the appointed day or time; -gpn(3h

s. fixing the boundary, setting up land-
marks; constitution; statute; ordin-

ance, regulation; decision; definition;:

—huy. wy δ. prefect, governor; a. bor-
dering upon, confining, conterminous,
limitary ; -4=% a. bordering upon, ad-
jacent to; definitive ; gr. indicative;
pulife see ἤν to excommunicate;
-hhg» -»ηδὲ a. circumjacent, border-
ing, close to, adjacent, neighbouring;
-hgn- (ah 4. neighbourhood ; —seeps fy
s.demarcator; -sanpac(#h s- decisive
measure; meter; τορῶς, wg 8. front-
ier guard; lord of the marches, pro-

vincial governor ; -- qonp » frontier ἋΣ

garrison or guard ; -phne, wg a. 8.
constituent; -c#p a. bounded, limited,
circumscribed ; -pofu ,bipd un. to
change the boundaries; to change
the ancient statutes ; to transmigrate,
to pass from one place to another;
—fnfune{F fet s. change of the ancient
laws or statutes ; trasmigration, emi-
gration ; pap s. mile-post, --stone.
Uusfieriw, kgf va. to bound, to
limit, to set bounds to, to circum-
scribe; to define, to determine, to fix,
to decree, to establish, to institute;
to regulate, to decide, to resolve, to
propose, to deliberate, to stipulate,
to prescribe; to destine, to design, to
affect; to consist, to measure, to
weigh ; Jie Puss gl or jusnay -, to
predestine 3 see Schasstos qulduk ῥερμώξ. ’
to bind oneself by an oath to; - whan

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pt, to confine, to banish, to exile;
~[f° un. to have for boundaries ; to be
bounded, limited; to centain, to com-
prehend; to be measured; constitat-
ed, established; defined; εἴανς κε. ναί --ν
to submit to death, to die; “ωνφαίω,
Tobe sey S crhastorl » epoch decided on,
fixed time.

YunSSstfps s.definer; horizon.

U ωφιπωνερη. 5. 1) ὡς πον ἢ θα .

U υὐφιπυΐνορ εἶν 8. 1) ως ιν zs prsarye .

Uu4 4. the third month of the
ancient Armenian calendar, March.

UuSinwl 4. mech, slide-bar, guide..

Uasneh S. Leybpd-

Y ως, ε δῇ 4. sliding, slipping, fall.

Unset a. Slippery; fugitive, wan-
dering, runaway. [πων p «

ωγω oe mgs aay by 8. ὕω.

UYuqury a. slippery, failing, frail,
wavering, unsteady, inconstant, fickle;
-w%tt 3. slow going, gentle move-
ment; -kgscqgubbJs va. to turn aside,
to pervert, to seduce; to exercise;
—[-I, bguy un. to exercise oneself in ;
- σε δ, 8. exercise.

ωηωρ . “6 δ. Persian w. general in
chief: troop from which the generals
were elected; Yracrumpayent —, general
commanding the Guards; —aske 4. pl.
the generals.

Yusqupe or -. my, by OF my 5.
leaf, leafy branch; fg. long hair.

VY ωγοωρίθωμε α. bearing or prodac-
ing leaves, frondiferous; -gé&q a. ad-
orned with leaves, leafy ;— «p{#, vine
adorned with leafy branches; —qup¢z.
qacup[F OF qacwpX a. leafy, verdant,
green, covered with leaves ; —{#a¢ α.
stripped of leaves, leafless; —;f a. fall
of leaves, leafy; -fefrm a. of a thick
foliage, leafy ; -dab4 a. covered with
leaves ἃ loaded with flowers; -2%d;
-Axnfu 8. Yeas eq ese gr (A ser ege0 0. ΟΣ -“βμβῥω;-.
hurd, weyuy un. to shoot forth leaves,
to sprout, to be leafy, green; —-sy==
a. covered with leaves 5 --αννεδῷ 2.
green tree; -cap a. leaved, leafy; -«#.
bt 8. Yunquep [Pwd 5 -ρί ple a.
sprouting, budding.

Yurquep (Fpl. bguy 8. Yurqup[Iatruod-

᾿Ἰ) γεν με δῆ, ὃ. shooting forth
branches & leaves.

ὕ ωγωρίθ ot 3. Ὁ νη ρίθ eff -

Yurqupre(Ffe% 5. goneralship.

“ἢ ean ε- κα [9 O81 bg &. casque ἢ helm,

UUS
helmet, head-piece, morion; Armen-
jan mitre ; -- σειν a. helmeted ; —fel, ἐς.
guy un. to wear a helmet or mitre.

UYurqt, She 5. embryon , fetus; -
emacs 5. UYwqthwakd ; an poh dqulp
s.amnios, secundine, after-birth ; ma-
trix, womb, uterus ; -wtwd” 8. Dangith
waked; —whgne(Jh 8. abortion, prema-
tare birth; -wakd, bgp una. to con-
ceive, to be with child; 5. Bgusu;
πιῶ κα. by στε. ὁ este ἔν of va. to cause to con-
ceive ; S. Bqusgne ὗν. ; —-wanelth 8.
conception; 8. βηνεῥε»-

Uuqdinw , ny 8. Gr.w. psalm ; —-book,
psalter; — wust,, to recite or sing
psalms ; to play on the harp, to sound
the lyre; S. Dayp 3 -apustsbJ va. to re-
peat the psalms; to compose psalms ;
~whwt a. salmodic; -- 8. psalms ; —a_
4fg a. singing psalms together; —u_
ρει —wuwy a. reciting, singing
psalms, praising ; 9. psalmist; τσ.
“ε [ὁ βεΐ, 8. θ),ωηγνδ μα πε}: ~aspusls ὃ.
psaltery, harp, decachord, dulcimer,
tympanum ; psalter, psalm-book ; -«_
fofe s. a psalm ; —bd, Eyf una. to re-
cite, chant or sing psalms; -&pq¢., wy,
τέρα η , ass {πη OF gor, msg 8.
psalmist, psalm-singer; -bpq¢6d'va. to
sing psalms, to praise; -Lpgnc(2h 9.
psalm-singing, psalmody; -f& pl. —_
§ackp δ. small psalter; short psalm;
—aqnq. 8. psalm-singer, clerk; -ayagne.
(ἢ, 5. psalm-singer’s office; -eqa. (2h,
τσ [ῥεῖν 8. Yurglruk ρα σα [9 fet.

Ucarehevey hey H.w.8. UYurg uyky-

Yaodinpnesh sf. Samaritan.

ees eh eas [τ on fol rv es a. tumultuous.

Uusdeue, -£,—Ep OF agp, —f, ἔθ).
“(3k, 4. leather thong of the yoke,
knot of the yoke. [or potion.

Yurw[PPnep 8. dill- or fennel-water

θω 2. dtp or Str 8. anise, dill;
fennel; — “γε or Smfuyft, sam-
phire, crithmum.

*Yudhe s.large millet.

Uadkp , hug 5. yoke, wooden collar
for draught oxen; fig. whip-staf,, til-
ler-shaft, tiller ropes.

wep, Ine pug 8. sable; -- or
ἴδηι ΕἸ s. sable-skin.

VerdieptS un. to strut along or a-
bout, to look grand.

ὕ πωῤ sf. strumpet!

wyas δ. WOMEN’S long gown.
| Py s. | Pry .

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Uuy(Pup a. fickle, inconstant, un-
steady , changeable; agile, quick,
nimble ; -&/°, δον un. to slip, to
stumble, to trip, to take a false step,
to fall; fig. to falter, to waver, to be
unsettled, to go astray, to err; -- αν
Egnegwhkf va. to cause to slip or
stumble, to trip up; fig.to lead astray, ©
into error, to delude; -n.d# s. stam-
bling, slip, false step, fall; fig. error,
aberration.

Vey» bg 9. waggon, chariot, cart;
ast. arcturus ; bodtes; -mgnpd, wg 8.
cartwright, wheelwright; -wh» «#9 5.
small cart, truckle, dray-cart; — 46.
nudhe, barrow, hand-barrow; -a
ζωπιρ s.baggage-waggon; ammunition-
waggon ; -οὐξ {πε esses ost ἦν ry 8. ast.
arctus; Charle’s wain, the Great Bear;
Ursa major 3 —wdussnwl 8. barrow-
Man ; -wenetp a. living in carts, no-
mads, wandering, errant ; -eyhq 8.
shaft of a vehicle; -(4 8. wheel-bar-
TOW ; -fpu δ. wheel-chair; -opz, uy 8.
carter, waggoner, driver, carrier.

Uuyp . by 9. edge, sharpness; S. Jusp;
“εκ εν ἔν, f -- anukph, to put to the
edge of the sword; -wgfy s.edge; —a:
unc a. well pointed, sharp, cutting,
piercing, trenchant; — wauwkp , trench-
ant glave. | [prow.

Yuypaey s. mar. the interior of the

ων, fg 8. kettle, boiler, caldron,
saucepan, stewpan; chem. still, cucur-
bite ; -- ἢ δὰ chem. Papin’s digestor,
athanor, digesting-furnace.

[ ν, παι. whet s. nursling, foster-
child ; pupil, scholar; godchild; —aa
4fge s. children having the same god-
father ; —asS ung 8. godfather ; — seo Desay po
sf. godmother. (Sanir.

Yueyppwvkpd a. grown on mount

Y) οὖν μενεῖν ses εὐἷρρ &. contempt, scorn.

Uuwig . fg s. pounding-mortar ; -
ἀρ ηξὺ ’ petard.

wibegoo,, OF vy 8. sandal 5 puryerk_
«Εν, —, wooden-—; -a#«np a. shod with
or Wearing -s; -ἰῥᾷ s. small --, slip-
shoe, slipper. [crush in a mortar.
whew suphS, bg va. to pound or

Y νη ὠνίων, Ὡ “ρ' ausy OF anfog
8. Tartarus, hell; <p Lp4pf, the deep
caverns of the earth, abyss, hell, pit;
--ν —whwh, -uy fe a, tartarean, hellish,
infernal, satanical, devilish; — ghe-
the infernal divinities ; - wozp, diony-

υυ
sia, dionysiaca; -wheskp 8. demons,
devils, the damned, souls of the dead,
shades, spirits; -as0qée or (Pluto.

U ssa εν eng fr ant 3. god of Hades ,

. Yuta pusnnt 8. pestle 27 Mls p ἔν Ὧν sss by casts ’
crushing- or stamping-mill; - s&s,
large heavy pestle; - ῥφηρρῥβῇ ν small

0}. ηηω ti a.ladder-shaped.[pestle

Yung. purdfiont 4. round, step.

Yustanefup OF gnegps gang 8. stair-
case, stairs, ladder ; kphpughh -,
double ladder, trestles; dapudmy --ν
folding ladder; - sncwbl uy, rope-lad-
der, foot-rope; -- 5nq45f, fire-ladder,
—-C8CAPEC; — ayerrenprfint, Scaling-ladder ;
- gpfutuahwe, Winding staircase 5 byes
bb, ἵ —qu, to go up stairs; ffwbb, ῥ
wealagngs to come down stairs; Eyus,
bby ῥ᾽ dép uwhgqndg ἴο scale, to climb
over, to escalade; Ayuwstbhy uushy yd p
ῥ aqeupfrume, to scale the walls.

Yathy pay δ. ὃ. Uustuhbye 5 god-
child’s brother.

|)ωΐνΣ, πα)» op 8. bit, curb, bridle,
rein, snaffle; fig. check, curb; -- gopne,
(2 bts eof mech.dynanometrical brake,
friction-brake; -» gué,, to put a check
upon, to curb, to put a term to; --ὦ
anphwtky S. Yat thd.

Jutduopkl ᾿ -ζοδ watl Sf OY — gn,
δε Ss. Yur Σωξιωρέν dl; —heuy S. Gee
sess te “ων ly esp ; ~-hanop a. breaking the
reins, untameable, indomitable; — ἐν.
ub,. to break loose, to break the bri-
dle; -φωρδα, ξοῦ va.to bridle, to curb,
to check, to rein; to subdue, to break
IN; —Swpoch 8. bridling, reining, curb-
Ing, repressing; wawhyg -(2E , dissol-
utely, impetuously ; -pay s- bridle-
maker; —pupwhwtt 5. bridle-making;
~phor, wg a. reining, checking, break-
ing in ; -phac (ἢ S. ᾿) ωνξωξωμρ»ε δ ;
-σδωᾷΐ a.unbridied, unruly, unrestrain-
ed, unchecked, lawless ; dissolute,
loose; - ag & presses estes [ἵ» (Fnyneys to give
a horse his head, to slacken the reins.
_ Yutdéu, kgf va. to bridle, to break
in; to rein in, to check, to hold in, to
repress, to conquer, to abate, to mor-

tify.
Vetbdnea s. check, restraint, curb.
*UYutnknp s. weaver’s large comb.
Yutap , ῥ᾽ or cy- nine 8. comb ; *row
of toes; - thqumwifir, small-toothed
comb; -- juytusnwift large-toothed -- --
fp qnulpb uy ’ ivory -: ἐμιπη ιν ζ “εὐ,

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ass Es , --brush ἢ puwl “ρων » —-CBSe;
— σιν εὐ ἤν. Weaver's --ὶ — furbb_
ff» dey. hatchel, flax-—-, hemp—; -
eezy, card to comb wool. [maker.

Yatturpusgnpd ᾽ -(ὐἶία. ὃ. comb-

U attanpl εἴ, bof va. to comb.

*Dtonpaek s. bot. S. Gakq & ὕρξᾳ;
=p 8. combings.

Uwtunpoet s.hackling, hemp or flax
dressing ; combing, carding.

U csr cy s20 10 » wg §. trunk, coffer, safe;
basket ; S. ae - acqane., CaM-
el’s hump; — #q/%,. hump, humpback,
gibbosity; -w4, wy 6. casket; hand-
basket ; -weop 8. pedler, hawker,
huckster, petty dealer; - πη, a. crook-
or hump-backed, gibbous; s. hunch-

YJ ccseny ELE (9 S. Qprashesse(F yp . [ back.

Yuka ad. thus, 80, in this manner.

41} νη exrgs Ss. Bey) Less
ἘΠ᾿ PP ’ ῥ 8. 80ap, δ. βθχωωκ..

U casey. Arabic w-8. Leyak .

Yuen, ζο. 8. 1)΄ κ΄}, δια.

πω, δ fi a. born of Sarah.

ἘΠ), πων s. coarse large sieve.

)ωκ δ ν a. gelable.

ὕω ῥα, 7) νη. to freeze, to be
frozen, to glaciate, to congeal; *-
angry, Saghwh,, to be frost-bitten,
nipped by the frost.

Yunt, nfir- πων 8. ice, frost; glaz-
ed frost; crystal; a- frozen; Samnp
wunwhy, piece or block of ice.

Yeurntuplp ἢ —qgans a@.pro ducing frost
or ice, ice-cold, frosty, freezing; -.
gry a. ice-coloured ; -,6% s. frozen
lake; -Ga% a. glacial, icy; -gépuy a.
ice-like, icy, glassy, crystalline, trans-
lucent, pellucid; s. crystalloid, hya-
loid, crystal form; -4eje 8. glacier;
πω a. thawed, melted, liquefied; --
Sw a. frost-bitten; —4¢ghb4 4. cold ἃ
hot beyond endurance (hell); -—t&
8. Yuntuhb py; -died a. surrounded
or covered with frost or ice, frozen,
ice-bound ; -Siwtfp » Εν 8. ice ; frost,
icy cold; giskt gpmazgnets —, sharp &
biting winds blow; -distmee ἃ. very
cold, icy, freezing; ωίν a. icy, glacial;
crystalline 5 Hed S. (ἢ ἡ. -- νεῖ a.
ice- or crystal-shaped; - £% a. built
with ice 5 — ang enn est 5.1] casa teees chess & 5 face
s. chem. water of crystallization; -s=.
ayy a.extremely cold, freezing, gla-
cial, icy, chilling; ποῖ a. icy, cold,
stony, cruel; -wsq a. caught in the

U0U

ice, frost- or ice-bound ; -s#£w a. chem.
hyaline, glassy; - or whuwh §. Yu
Dah b py 5 τονε Ὁ ν —pub 5. ice-house;
—goeguwtk dl §, Yunocygaubled.

Ywntb okt a. frosty.

Yurntapesh a. crystalline; s. jelly; -
pocuduhut , pectine ; - φῥεί(ϑν w3mg,
crystalline humour.

ωκν»»νε (2 } 5. nature of ice, iciness.

UJ κε 4, | κα ᾳ S. Q sgh el

Yuntng 8. ice-house. [glazed frost.

Ywang. σε ξ 9. frost, icy cold; ice,

1)7:ω.π σε 8. congelation; Gham san,
Jut, freezing point.

Uuanegutkd, gf va. to freeze, to
ice, to frost, to chill, to congeal, to
coagulate; -ghw, a. frozen; - Sad,
North sea or Frozen Ocean; - gouf,
frigid zone. ing.

|| Pry 4. 8. | Pry eras > a. trembl-

UJ cares castebe ul”, E-gf ᾿ —bgnegquth f va. to
shake, to jog, to jolt, to stagger; to
move, to astonish ; to frighten, to ter-
rify ; - quant nepne,p Jeeps fepde »to
cause a person to emigrate.

Yusumipd, ἔν ἐμ] vn. to be shaken, to
totter ; to tremble, to shudder; to be
dismayed, cast down ; — fp $f, to
Shake to its very foundations 5 esses
ὕξω eng. to Stand abashed.

σε. OF bnew QA. moveable ; =
gun, the sea.

[ων ωἱ,.»ε(9}, -- σε if s.shaking, stag-
gering, tottering; quailing, shudder,
thrill, trembling; earthquake.

Uo, fy 8. bitter, angry reproof,
scolding, rebuke, threat, menace;
chastisement ; — ῥχίμεωϊνεωζ be gran 5 Mle δ.
duykynes , majesty ; - fap fea ess'te ess by rst, » &au-
thority, haughtiness; -- ws, pierc-
ing glance; ῥ = Ses ergy Ez “"ε- εἶδ ρ » to
reproach bitterly, to scold sharply.

Usemwhut a. threatening; -pup δ.
scolder.

Uuuwed, kgf va. to reprimand an-
grily, to rebuke, to scold, to speak
authoritatively, in a threatening tone,
to threaten, to apostrophize, to bid or
order imperiously; to hush, to still,
to quiet.

Uuunph» whey a. excessive, ex-
treme, great, grievous, enormous; in-
tense, violent, vehement, impetuous,
strong, lively, ardent, fiery; rigid, ri-
£orous, rude, severe, austere, insup-
Portable ; -- να ξεν downright or per-

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fectly ignorant person; — or -ὦ ad.
vehemently, vigorously, impetuous-
ly, strongly, with all one’s force, pow-
er Or strength; greatly, excessively,
extremely, grievously, violently,
sharply, harshly, rigidly, severely,
rigorously.

Yuwusmfs 5. ἃ scold, chider, rebuker.

[ων ζωμωρ Ὰ -«βῦ ᾿ 4.“ or gnylu S.
Uwonph ad. 3 —paepocihh &. great fra-
grance ; —fvow g. chirping, chattering
excessively; —4u% a. great, terrible,
violent; -- diwhpey gr. intense adverb;
- ἴων βῆ gr. increasing particle ; - » δ᾽
a. severely reprimanded, sharply re-
proached or harshly punished ; -- ὧδ
ub,. to load with reproaches, to re-
primand severely, to rebuke sharply,
to huff, to lecture, to taunt, to chide,
to burst or launch out bitter invect-
ives, to break out in scolding or up-
braiding; -- ,(%&,, to be sharply re-
primanded, harshly scolded ; —404/5
δ. ‘burntashul ps ; —Supacad a. struck
brutally; —4ejeq_a. turning or revolv-
ing rapidly ;—duj% a. rolling, resound-
ing, roaring 3 -,“η S. ωβωωη 5
τῆρη α. Very agitated, moved, in great
emotion; - σὲ. ardent love; —iusd,
wyuwy un. to increase in force, in in-
tensity, to be strengthened by, in-
creased, to grow; to be enraged, very
angry ; — Siwpunf ,to become exasper-
ated, to grow most ferocious; —tuy~
Spuudiust [8 χε ὐρ[ » the king’s order
Was pressing ; —baswd” ὃ. Burg lt lea μα,
-swnus a. Very noisy, clattering; --
Susk fi qugwhutfu, all the bells rang
a full peal; —,».%; a. blowing violent-
ly; —equs4u2t9 a. required rigorously
or severely exigible; severe, rigid, in-
exorable; —aumpdt a. rigid, severe,
excessive, atrocious; —ayfe S. Yass
αν [ἢ αα. ; —ppuy S. Pianp hing ; τῶν ans 100 ἢ S.
Yunus esern.nyg;-féea.severely wound-
ed; -wheauw a. atrocious, horrible,
cruel ; -gncguwtkéd va. to render in-
tense, violent or strong, to strength-
en, to augment, to increase 5 — gauges
wkpugiti, to foment, to exasperate
warfare ; to turn the enemy’s flank; -
qSpelivt wppretf , to enforce the
king’s command.

Yusunkof 4. intensity, vehemence,
impetuosity, rage, violence; rigour,
rigidity, severity, rudeness ; grievous-

UUS

ness, enormity, extremity.

[ων οὐ, ἘΦ. dead body; corpse of
an unbeliever; a. simple, single; un-
adorned; — waypuah, quite white; --
Sipe ofa wub,, to declare our Lord
ἃ mere man.

U) ese axe ss by 02s ας bop, fs ποθ un. to
die a cruel death, to perish miserably.

Uearescssl & ols Eof: va. to kill, to slay,
to massacre, to put to death, to take
away life, to butcher, to slaughter,
to exterminate, to extirpate; to des-
troy, to overthrow, to make havoe
of, to get rid of; -6-f un. to perish, to
die; to be destroyed or exterminated,

Uuewwhfs s. that kills, that puts to
death cruelly, exterminator, extirpat-
or, destroyer.

Uesmwinef s.extermination, extir-
pation, death, havoc, destruction; ᾧ
- ΟΣ to perish; asessenr ess ἤ εἶνε Tees “ε"9.
u6,,to make carnage; fomapk, fr --ν
to destroy utterly, to exterminate.

Uesinushsehwt a. mortal, deadly ,
fatal, mortiferous, lethal, murderous,
destructive.

Unswwt, fr, pe 8. adversary, oppon-
ent, antagonist, enemy; Satan; -- yer.
ΤΕ »“εὐξρ, to stir up an advers-
ary, to raise or create difficulties, to
raise Objections to.

Yu wiuy,s fp. fe 8. Satan, demon,
devil, evil spirit; 8. Yum & Paste
asspoly ove.

1) scr ase acstoeny srg ἔς S. U es ενεωἵνεν, οὐ for;
-q&t a. incited to, possessed by a
devil; -frow a. treating or dealing with
the devil; -3/% a. born of Satan; -4.0%
a. devilish, satanical, diabolical ; -ἀρ
a. possessed by a devil, raging, furi-
ous, demoniacal; —4acp a. enticed, al-
lured by the devil; —sfa a. evil-mind-
ed, as wicked as the devil, very mal-
cious, diabolical, devilish ; -‘esd, sa
gw un.to become a devil, to be male-
volent 5; —cyesyu a. devil-worshipping;
sold to the devil; -v£- a. fond of the
devil ; -gnegutbw va. to cause to
become devilish, diabolical; -cnp 8.
) εν acc easy ὦν hy est Φ

Usrmutuypie 8. things of the devil.

wmettuyon a. furious, raging, de-
moniacal.

Yommbuyns[Ift 5. devil’s nature;
devilry; malignity ; witchcraft, devil-
ish trick.

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uur
Puscrrcerey» oy 8. mother of pearl; 8.
Pi ghktuy-

Yum, wg ἃ. Workman, artisan,
operative ; labourer, husbandman ;
weaver, help, succour, aid; helper, as-
sistant, auxiliary; fellow; cause, au-
thor; - ex εν εν εἴν [9 Ὁ » additional pro-
fessor of history ; — bub, or —&a, bgh
va.to help, to assist, to aid, to co-
operate, to contribute, to serve; to
do, to labour; —a#<(#F s. help, saccour,
assistance, co-operation; fellowship,
admission; woollen-trade.

Yunbkp 1 any θωωμ ν oly 8. Gr. w.
stater, didrachm (money & weight);
— whet yn. to raise to dignities.

Usps 4. Gr. ὦ. satyr, faun ; *- or
47.449 651 ὅν α- [Ὁ 8. Yuh» ΠΣ «τοῖν ἦγ κεν a.
satirical.

᾿[) μεν οἷν 5. Gr.w. satum, setier, (2 En-
glish gallons, or 16 English pints of
wine ).

᾿) μη» f or vy 8. thin silken crape;
napery; seat, sofa, settee, settle.

μων νων ν fig, —ken 8. satrap, lieu-
tenant of a county, prefect; —a{#pcs
8. Satrapy.
*Y) umpks va. to plant separately.

Usp, ny or fy 8. height, eminence,
top, summit, peak; cape, promontory,
point; —p, furniture, moveables, eqai-
page; harness; all that follows, rest.

ωσωμωμάρ α. high-topped , very
high or elevated, lofty.

*Yupwd a, varnished.

Yxporh s. small height, upland, hill:
mare, brood mare.

Verpahfitiou, #9 8. Saracen. [land.

Yup urp[d a. flat-topped ; s. table-

ΠΣ Ζ ΣΧ ord gj ansy un.to become elev-
ated, to appear high; fig. to take ill,
to be or get angry; not to deign to.

ΠΣ fuss Ue purngfu &. Serapis,Ap!s.

Dupe, ᾧ 8. form, fashion, manner,
resemblance; custom, habit, useage;
χων Γ -ἰν in that state; ὅπ —F, 50 88,
8.8: auyueypof —fe, 80,in such 8 manner.

Uuproupil, b-guy un.to be affected by.

Yuupusenesl , wg &. zool. tinnuncules
or kestrel.

Ῥω ων οἵ, 8. Arabic w. ast. Cancer.

U cas pr case casio. »—ah, avg ὅ. cape, head-
land, promontory, foreland; —4#; bof
va. to build altars in high places; --#
un. to sit in high; to tower; to be 0
very ancient lineage.

uur

YuwpwerylF 4. edifice built on high,
_ terrace. (granary.
*Q upef 8. emporium of corn or flour,
Dapphey or Yaopefiuy 5. vine-trellis.
θα JS or 44 va. to make ready.
Urq» fg 2. spider; bot. laurel, bay-
tree ; z00l. starling 3 Epazepial ἷ type.
neh, aengehldiags pkach(twgy, (ty.
backs , aang, (Punpesnnely ’ Sings 0 πῶ
fir, μων =e. house-, sedentary,

retrigrade, laterigrade, spinner, snar- |

Ing, vagrant, erratic, land-, water-
spiders ; espusg OF ἐν 9 bacppe heyy
00 688 4. 5 ῥξζηωβμ ΟΡ ass (s ͵ Meas ) ἡ or Meese

oxo ly ᾽ So ass 0 o00 gE orn ’ Sat Xunka » 4 ῥιο πε, ᾿

αὐ cas 0s ave css fy κανε.. σε [᾽ Π wplF nt = >» agile 4
cunning, quick, prompt, skilful, in-
dustrious, ingenious, knowing, labori-
ous, vigilant spider; fasfuneh, dbp
Ἵν ἤν". OF dopudpupd » divtaqul, spa
pea OY “ηρναᾳῖ ps πίη OF iufufrg . ΡῈ
4δηδη» onulayl, (Fnetucoap “pe hang-
ing, suspended, spinning, big-bellied,
ugly, deformed, frightful, venomous
spiders.
Uuspgwpry 5. ωρηξπιωνευν 5 “βπω
s- bot. spider-wort, anthericum ossi-
fragum ; -ῴπε. a. woven by a spider,
as thin or fine as a cobweb.
ὕω νη δη» εἶ» ὃ. sardonyx.
Yuspzbtwubp a. produced by the
laurel, lauriferous, bay.
Dupgbibut, -g bi a. laurel.
Yung bif ’ -,ὖ » pery 8. laurel.
Yupghot, wy 8. cornelian.
ass 70 og. [τω ἐν κων . by ὃ. cobweb, spid-
er’s web; uppéy q-u. to Sweep down
the -8; -- δε, δι δ ζω (Ὁ qi plruop» to
hind behind a cobweb, to try to con-
ceal what is manifest, to cover with
pretexts. [laughter; risus sardonicus.
1) ων, nth at a. sardonian; - διυὴηρ .—
ἘΠ) ων. 9 “ΔΗ Β Yuupg fre; .
UYupk uh kk, ug ὃ. black-bird.
Uuaptbpy s. finch, chaffinch.
Yuptds un. to threaten, to cry out
Quwphpltnesp sf. Sareptan.[against.
Uup fs s. zool. sarigoy, opossum.
ων. σέων 8. cord, band, rope,
chain; — Dane. mar. rigging.
ωρφωρωδ, 4. crater, cup, large
goblet; passdb, 4-- εἴο drink off, to quaff.
U 102 hy ecs ocx. + aye achp» guy ὅ. dea-
eon; servant, minister; σειν. —, arch-
deacon; -whwt a. diaconal; -whfy 8.
fellow-deacon ; —uihing 0 —menned , — ας

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put s. vestry-room, vestry; -auzbuan ὅ.
archdeacon ; -- αἴ &gf va. to serve, to
minister, to attend; un. to be served
or attended; —ac{#f/<% s. deaconship,
deaconry; service, ministry ; -m4/
sf. deaconess; abbess.

Yah rer or ~Ecwnp 8. horny
tips of birds’ claws; 8. ἴα

|| Pe aL ν -σοὗ! a. 8. Sarmatian;
-[ζ 4. Sarmatia.

Yup. fg 8. pine-tree. [eers.

wprumuthp OF béayp 8. mountain-

Uupows, -σείδῥεν 4. instrument,
tool, apparatus, harness, furniture;
ἕωνε. hong li say i aes pare. (9 ’ ship com-
plete in stores & rigging.

Yupacpup(dny s. baggage-train ,
stores, implements of war.

Ya pummnkgregubbed 9 U cxrsoesccsane fool” ’
Egusy υπα. to dry, to dry up.

Uwpucmnenitie §. drying, dryness.

|| Py Dd s. zool. field-fare.

Yupumpl 8. cool. woodcock.

Yupuuf δ. shuddering, consterna-
tion, great fear, panic, horror; ~é,6 a.
frightful, dreadful, tremendous, ap-
palling, horrible, terrible; enormous,
stupendous, wonderful; -4 8. Ἰὼ.
“"η [ΠΣ -bgneywhlf va. to cause ter-
ror, to strike with consternation, to
cause to shudder or shiver with fear
or horror; --[αὔν kguy un. to quake with
fear, to be horror-struck, seized with
consternation, to have one’s hair
stand on end ; — sukkpey, to be terri-
fied, horrified; - δ gpa, to shiver
with cold ; 4s x1 70 c0 αν oft ἔτ gg easle auline bl, a
cold shiver ran through my whole
frame; -[ῥεἶἷν 2. start, thrill, cold shiv-
er, shudder; -nuit §. U casgrer cas ofr ©

ὕ “ρον 8. θωρμωιῥέιβ.

θ ωρω δα, κοῦ un.to quake, to totter,
to start, to feel a thrill of fear, to
shudder, to tremble, to quiver.

Yupubygacgutkf va. to shake ἢ ἴο
cause to totter or shiver with foar.

ὕωρωξι, ᾿ Eguy ᾿ θωρυΐν κε ΟΡ Dupe
bul S. Dea prark of

Dupont S. [νυ πε ἡ, .

Yuspunen. 0 unesy 8. shivering, cold
chill, chilliness, trembling, terror; --
ΝΣ or nebby qnps to quake with
fear, terror or horror.

Ua prurmucg fit, -7b oF shq a. horrible,
terrible, fearful, tremendous.

ρου nnd”, ey UN. to quake, shake,

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er with cold, to quake all over.

U wpuniuauk 7.
undulating.

apunk Sf, aft Or nacdt S. Uw

ing, unstable.

Yupwntowt or Yerspran shal, ants ay eT ae
at, estranged,
alienated, to have an aversion to, to
to abandon; to be horrifi-

“Κι vn. to be shocked

withdraw,

ed, scared, to take umbrage ; --

untLe, to be weaned, disaccustomed.

wspmnnequbl lf, gol va. to rebuff, to
spurn, to repulse, to shock, to estrange,
to cause a separation, to alienate, to
detach ; to scare, to startle, to cause
or give umbrage to; - fb umttl, to
wean, to disaccustom. [ding.

Uupaneghs a. disgusting , forbid-

Uupppiays fy s. arbour, vine-ar-

wet, wy ὃ. Sheet. [bour, bower.

*Uuse wey 3. shrill fife or whistle.
Uere con burqurprg a. adorned, furnish-

ed with wings; -(4. a. whirring, flap-
ping the wings, flying about, hover-
Ing, 80aring ; -διωἣ a. humming, buz-
zing ; tat ὃ. Yasesomt fl ; —aygeses Q.
surrounded or covered by wings; —
«πε ὃ (, spread (wings).

UYcmnt pl, Eguy un. to flap the
wings, to flutter about, to hover, to
80ar, to fly high. [flight, flying about.

“426. καρ se νι. ὧδ, 8. flapping, fluttering,

Uorcnequpup ad. like Saul.

Uwenp s. black poplar.

*Yorfrwy a. flat. [true, lying.
ΠΥ csserrre ent a. Gr.w. quite false, un-
UYerpurpray 8. fife.

Uaipfpey Gr.w.§. ζωφῥιηω e

wipe, og δι urn, amphora, pot,
pitcher, jug, jar. [barber’s calling.

ΠΡ push uth or Derfppaywh wie Ss.

UYopped, kofva. to shave, to shear;

opeep 5 τῥγυη. to get shaved.
θρίξ. s. barber, hair-dresser.
wifpo. # 8. shaving; hair-dressing.

Yuppog sf. tire-woman.

Uenpunp inl wip 6. sycophancy ; jug-
gling tricks. [large hood or cowl.

eappesse_yessy » f , fe or ned ὃ. Latin w.

VYenppk dS, Luff, Verppful, guy un. to
hide oneself.

Ugugopd a. mournful, dreary, dole-

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shiver or tremble; - δ gms, to shiy-

or whp a. tremulous,
[shiver or to tremble.
Yepenmgneguiéd va. to cause to
Uupuntksb 8. Yupucep ksh [cree easel’

wruacem ας moveable, everchang-

Ubu

ful, sad; - φᾳιωδ' a. in mourning; lugu-
brious; -- ,6%6,. to be in mourning ;
—qpbuwg, -q¢kun a. Wearing or clad
in mourning; - εἰ δι. to wear or to
put on mourning ; -@uapbd vn. to
leave off mourning, to go out of mourn-
ing ; ~~ a2. mournful, lagubrious, sor-
rowful, sad, fatal, gloomy ; —hhg pbupr
or ~4gf/-F un. to go into mourning, to
complain, deplore or condole with or
together, to commiserate.

4. εὦ αἴ, Δα) «7 4244 or gf: vn. to be in, or
to wear mourning, to mourn; to af-
flict oneself, to be sorrowful, to re-
gret, to be moved, to bewail, to lam-
ent, to deplore.

Ugeyysheat , ὅτ. S. Qe εὐ εἰ εἶ,» &c.

gunn ἃ. covered With black or
mourning ; -ωξρ a. fond of mourning;
—ufpne(fe% 5. immoderate love of
Mourning; -wbuwh or ub 8. gush ;
“sncguikd va. to grieve, to sadden,
to afflict ; --np a. in mourning ; mourn-
ful 5 neg anbaey -ςρ. to wear mourn-
ing; περί un. to mourn; -capnc{I§

e dy al

Uge. 4 s. mourning ; grief, pain.

Ue unkp . ukiddag 8. threshold ; door-
post, jamb.

Ubu, uber a. black ἢ fg. sad,
gloomy; s. ink; negro; black ; — fray ae
S. Gebtou ) -- ὦ ἐμ εμἷ, a. black , dark,
obscure. [empress ; pn. Augusta.

Ue peut or δέει ξ a. sf. augast;

δια μα Or ᾿] δε ων a. 8. au-
gust; emperor; pn. Augustus.

Uépetrfp, Ueefu, Vepfsk s. Gr. w.
palm-leaf vest, garment made of
palm-leaves.

UL@4-4 2 s. garb, dress, ornament,
attire; affectation, primness; paint;
~ or ~&a, a. embellished, adorned,
pompous; finical, affected ; -wpup ad.
With inflated language ; —u%p s. finery,
Sewgaws, tinsel ; -£, £yf va. to dress
up, to trim or trick out, to bedizen,
to bedeck, to embellish, to ornament ;
to paint, to plaster.

US jeu ° ΠΣ 8. Grow. shooting Star.

Ué;bu, Ye bu s. L. ὦ. chair, throne.

Usp ἢ fb OF ny ΓΝ melon ἡ epee -ὁ » slice
of -; — pluie, musk-melon ; eas an_
enwsls, wg, —auwn wif s.melon-bed ; —4_
uf 8. melon-plant ; -4%fe 2. melon-
ground or -garden. [rocco, cordwain.
ὕες, f or gs. dressed leather, mo-

υυ1,

Ὠεφωφνρδν ag 8. cordwainer, mo-
rocco-dresser; -£u/ va. to dress like
morocco, to morocco; —a(#h s. mo-
rocco-dressing , —--trade ; τωι a.
boundin morocco; -pép/2 s.morocco-

*Wbgedack S. 9». (piece.

Qegactafiacn s.L.w.secundicerus.

UlLgakdpkp 8. Ybuyganbdpb ep.

ULquh a. Gr. w. cartilaginous.

Uequt, og 4. table, board; meal,
food, table; altar; banker’s counter ;
seg. -, Grand, high altar; -- gpbzry,
writing-table ἢ - fensarhbpngh » kitch-
en-table; dresser; — εἴδει buy» mar-
ble-table ; - gapdy, work-table ;
“τ το 1 table-cloth; wtold-p 0 avery caste p
—vy, plates & dishe8 5 squsrunuapesry ,
gp. aseteces ly Free ys table-fork, --knife,
—spoon ; geyge ᾧ —-f. table-talk ; -
soepeapes, acgqak;» δ," ἴο lay outa
table, to spread the table; - acqyt,.
to erect or place an altar or Commun-
ion-table; μευ φιῖξ,, & -- ν to sit down to
table; Sumuyh, πον to wait at table;
ῥ -ὖ εἴν». to be at table; bywik, f
-“," to rise from table; ΓΖ qu
to take away, to clear the table; dusfup
—z, table-expenses ; 8S. Yagaagenbd’,
Huy, Quenfr; δ. geom. trapezium.

“Dh quitee pny’ ΟΥ̓ απ S.
μηδ} -αὖμ a. spreading the table,
laying the cloth; -φέρδ 8. δηωΐνω,
ζω πα ον ἡ —hengd a. ὃ. Ve qatughe ; 8.
waiter, servant; house-steward ; tem-
ple-erector ; -—Ganqneo , wsenfg A. 8acri-
Jegious, impious; s. profaner, spoiler;
- ζει ον [δῇ 4. sacrilege, profanation ;
~khg s. commensal, messmate, fellow-
boarder; -- ;buhy or -hgf-S un. to eat
at the same table, to mess together;
-kgnc (ἢ δ. commensality ; -dkewawy a.
condescending, accepting to sit at
another’s table; τ el i nd oe De yopkth ᾿
σϑνων 8. head waiter, butler, chief
steward ; carver ; —Z00dun. to be form-
ed into an altar-table, to become a
sacrifice; -bbiuq s. traitor, domestic
traitor, betrayer; fig. one guilty of
sacrilege, profaner ; -wéam s. cellarist;
—ueqeees a.fond of good eating ;—aspfey s.
geom. trapezoid 5 -mnct 5. Kaywencd 5
—cop 8. banker, changer ; uy OF wp_
hath, qupswl(F f -v, to place money
in a bank at interest, to put out mon-
ey to interest ; -capld, Bgl: va. to
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serve up; to give to eat; fig. to make
known the word of God, to feed with
the bread of life; -capfid un. to eat,
to feed upon.
ΠΣ Ss. Ub quiuhhg Α
Lykfu, wg 8. fornicator, whore-
keeper; suitor, gallant, sweet-heart,
admirer; -espuy ad. like a lover, ina
coquettish Manner, τσ κα wt (dh ΓΕ
Uéq .ἀο.5.} δμεδιο. [ον οι υτ θυ.
UéqJS a. close, dense, compact, firm,
strait, narrow, compressed, confined.
Ue qdiwput a. curt, concise ; -ζωΐ a.
astringent; -Zed, wgay un. to be con-
tracted, compact, compressed, res-
tricted, to press close, to grow nar-
rower ; -w£wu ad. densely, closely,
strictly, narrowly ; -cap 8. Ὁ} δ 4.
UsqutS, kgf va.to render compact,
to restrain, to constrain, to restrict,
to restringe, to cramp, to contract;
to squeeze, to strain, to press; —fd
un. 8. Ub glisters ᾿
ὕ δ εἴν (9 ῥεῖν s. the being compact,
hardness, firmness, density; restric-
tion, restraint ; pressing, squeezing.
Ubdiog hp " Bprarg » bdhup , wy ὅ.
tachygrapher; -gpoch 5. tachygraphy.
Us Ssh ἵν, a. semitic.
Usdipon 5. Poeuney-
Ub Geese ese cops ν arg 8. L.w. senator. .
ὕειν νυ δ. Gr. w. chancellor.
Usebwh , Ὁδίων 8. chamber ; ca-
binet, closet; 3. 2 aput; fig. concubine;
—dpwtdwhy, cell; - Swpuft, nuptial
bed, thalamus; -- wcudet, study.
κεν ε ζω a. dwelling in the same
chamber, comrade; —eéme a a.secluded;
~squst, wy 8. chamberlain; -aqwhnel2h
s. chamberlain’s office; -«4a s. Lord
High Chamberlain; -a&an(9h 4. of-
fice or charge of High Chamberlain;
-anp 8. Tecluse, solitary, hermit. [hut.
U42446¢ s. small room, cabin, cell,
Us, ng Or fy 8. peak, point, sum-
mit ofa rock, steep rock; peg, wedge;
a. steep, cragged, a-peak, precipitous.
Ub csger tbe. a. cuneiform 5 - Ῥω Γυῆ. to
end in a point, to be steep or pointed;
-muith 5. mech. catch, tipper, gibs end,
stop, tappet ; -g&, a.a-peak, steep ;
-gneguwtiks va. to cut vertically, to
escarp, to cut steep down} -cap ὗε.
s. mech, stop-, cog- or curb-wheel.
Ubuybwe 9. Gr. w. sepia, cuttle-fish.
δ ρ hawt a. proper, special, parti-

Ute
cular, specific, one’s own; noble, il-
lustrious, egregious; <p s. one’s own
part, property or heritage 5 -- Ep iufiw,
it was specially his, it was his lot;
aes passsye y — τα Eas ad. as one’s own, — pro-
priety ; ~asgne.gestels εἴ, -ES, Egfhs δ
5": δϑάγυα. ἴο appropriate, attribute,
ascribe or impute to oneself; -πε 2 Ὁ
s. appropriation ; propriety ; attribute,
attribution; nobility. .

Ubagaes » Song δ. peer, noble, gent-
leman, patrician, esquire ; Sebooh,
(name of mount in Armenia); -- w#_
qeannp the highest nobility ; -~ gochal
“ἅτ ἀνα » Knighthood, chivalry,squire-

buynbdpln , fs. September. [hood.

Usa, fy s.kind, species,race, gener-
ation; nature, complexion; *height:
gr. gender; — be whuwk, the genus &
the species; Spauyps ~, mankind;
Suspluiut —, the Armenian nation.

Enuwpwp ad. generally, universal-
lyS -qzeyf% a. co-national, consan-
guineous; -f% a. generic; general,
universal ; gr. genitive ; -Gwdthe a. of
an universal or resplendent form, (the
Cross); -4nemap a..of several species,
diversified, various, subdivided, heter-
ogeneous; -dé- a. round or spherio-
al; -νωνΓυη. to become genus.

Usab/ va. to harden; -f un. to be
hardened.

Usah, nafs s. axle, axis, pivot;
a. clean, pure, clear, limpid; sincere,
true, simple; -a{#/.% s. clearness,
cleanness, purity. [progeny or race.

U4éanc(2f 4. the being of the same

Usnopkt ad. generically.

Ué¢. fy s. kind, race, species; sex;
cream ; gr. gender ; -- gft&dppey ,cream
of tartar; géqhofht -, the fair sex,
womankind ; gay f Sincig δε. fp -- ἴο
increase & multiply.

Uspuwhwt a. genital; prolific; ge-
neric, sexual; gr. genitive; - or <p s.
the sex, the genitals; 6 pug Susmnmtby
q-. to castrate, to geld.

ΠΣ, 8S. Ub pps.

De pwenpbd, ξοῦ va. to multiply, to
reduce into one kind.

UE precsafs fel” 8. pl. H.w. Seraphim.
LEpkay a. sprung from, born of.
Ue p&4 6. 8. U4; leather-lid, --cov-
er; ταῦ, kgf va. to close jars with

bladder.

Uspé, Egf va. to procreate, to beg-

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utr
et, to engender, to give rise to, to
propagate.

Us ph. δα un. to be born of, to
draw one’s origin from, to descend
from, to be procreated, multiplied by
generation; to spring, to issue, to
derive, to procecd from.

δρᾷ ad. to-day, this very day; - δε
afessq [oe »q- ke «“{«ηξῤε. ἢ to-day & to-mor-
TOW; -Αὧδν a. born to-day; -ξωΐδ a.
of to-day; f->» δ — wencp OF mcacpe,
- op 8. Yep. [4&e,b, quiddany.

bpibe fy, δες δ. quince; wfid abe.

Dephbegp, cry 8. quince-tree.

Ub pdiokpbt va.to conceive.

Περώς εκ η νεῖ 2. causing abortion.

UE prhisttrsesh οὟ, a seminal ; —haprys a.
seed-loosing (the earth) ; —Sa%, wy 8.
ΒΟΥΤΟΥ ~4whne (Fh 8. SOWING ; -- ἴων ρα
a. producing seeds ; —tasd™ ssgey un. to
seed, to run to seed; -phae 3. soWer;
begetter, procreator ; -σων s. 8. Dep.
dit 4ut; drill, sowing machine, corn-
drill; -goe. arg a. destined or kept to
be sown; -e»p a. provided with seed,
seedy ; <p, wy 8. gleaning, gather-
ing or picking up seeds; s. fig. bab-
bler, tale-bearer, telltale; -- ,fu6,, to
criticize, to find fault with, to censure.

Uspdwitb a.fitto be sown. |

Uspluthd, kgf va. to sow, to dis-
seminate, to spread or cast the seed;
to procreate ; - ωδιρᾶδ, to seed; fu.
αἴκω Us «ὦ ly usb; priheatsl:, ap, 8664- OF sowing:

De pifinifs —ing ὃ. 80Wwer. (time.

ΣΝ » bhesg 8. seeds; Ce x
bbw, , seed-plot.

De pilisiine ἢ, 5. 80WiNg.-

Us pits, shiv. dcp OF Sivhp » dusky 1.
seed, grain; berry; corn, pulse, &.;
fig. progeny, race, descendants; germ,
bud, seeds, cause, principle ; bol. ε0-
tyledon ; — wpac(ak med. sperm ; - 4f-
hestg, SPAWD ; — rqgerdp, rape-seed ;
ἔ ἃ ggngrls ust ’ to sow corn Ἢ bys.
bby ὠρπεί ubpdwt, to be afflicted
with gonorrhea ; -- wakncy Gbef. to
conceive.

Ue ptiwpwhtf va. to play the tell-
tale, to babble; —pwhac(3h 4. sperma-
tology ; -4u:{2 a. gonorrheic, ill of the
gonorrhea; —fua(#n_[#h 8. gonorrhea;
-ζωἷ a. seminal; spermatic; —§&p 2-
feeding on seeds or grain; —g4¢
s. eating pulse; loss of sons ; -ὀύψαι.
@% s. voluntary pollution; -=f &-

Ubk

5. Bzesdurd, δα. ; - ἤματα. . 8eedsman;
sf. seedswoman ; -qwpac (2h 5. sowing:
-ρσωΐν s. bot. anther, seedlip, seedlop;
—phbd, kgf va. ἴο 80W; -γᾷπνε(θῥε 8.
power of conception ; act of procrea-
tion ; sash s. bot. umbone, pistil.
εν peo.) 4. pollution; gonor-
rhea. [child or young.

Us piipths, af. conceived, with

Ub pad pt o—pabt S. Upedp£.

UspocH% s. procreation, generation.

Uépo.% a. having procreative or
generative virtue, fecund, prolific.

Us pacts s ppiang 8. offspring, scion,
progeny, race, lineage, line, descent,
posterity, descendants, generation.

Ustpe. fg a. solid, firm, hard, com-
pact, constant, fix, stable, strong; fig.
true, sincere, close, intimate, cordial;
-.-(« ad, firmly, constantly; volun-
tarily, willingly; sincerely, intimate-
ly, closely ; -- ssnmmp/iine(2f. solid vir-
tue; - wpa, tenderly, affectionately,
cordially ; - οὐρξιν to love sincerely,
With all one’s heart, passionately ; --
wqo[#k,,to pray intensely, warmly,
earnestly, eagerly.

De pecs eartrenl 8. WE pan ford ,

Us purus a. very solid, stable.

Uspatd, kgf va.to strengthen, to
fix, to make firm, to establish, to con-
8olidate ; *to learn, to study ; -fun.
to be strengthened by, consolidated,
to gather strength from.

Uspune(dfer 8. solidity, firmness,
hardness, constancy ; phys. fixation.

Us. 5. Ub eare-

Us-uwefp s. ink; a. written with ink,
delineated with black lines; -αοῦν a.
black, dark-coloured, blackish, dark,
swarthy ; -χσρδὶ α. rendering black,
blackening ; -gep2 a. blackish, ob-
secure, gloomy; —gacvq_ a. composed
ofa black troop; s. black band or
troop (of devils, rascals, &c.); -géq
s.ink; -,£u a. black-faced ; 5. negro;
~qzwd , -—qghum a.clothed in black, in
mourning; —qgéum δ. mourning suit;
-yp or (opdp a. black; fig. dark,
Sloomy, dismal, sullen, foul, base.

bz. wh Py ῥ ν eee. §, ink.

Usé.04% a. black-eyed.

ὕ κει ξ ρωνδ sary a. full of black clods.

Usemhugtf s. bot. quercus nigra.

ὕ ἐς ων 8. black bile, atrabiliary
humour, spleen; -- νων a. melaneholy,

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splenetic, atrabilious; gloomy, mourn-
ful; - σε s. melancholy, black chol-
er or bile, hyp, hypocondria, -sis;
-dkog 5. burnt sugar, caramel ; -déapld-
a. brown-skinned; s. black man, moor,
negro; gipsy; -#pncw a. black-beard-
ed; swe α. melampygus; 8. Pras
4- 4} εν ons acs ly Ὁ «δῷ S. Ub ese ; —hen aly as oy μι ἢ
vn. to blacken, to be or become black,
to grow dark or brown; -Ὁδρᾷ a.
black-dyed, black 5 —samaw s. S. δμώων,
wane: count, earl; - “σε δ s. coun-
ty, earldom ; order of knighthood ; -_
ων E area ly Ξ. δείδω --5πε. ἡ ὧἱἷν ἔν of or

U4c£ J, δῦ va. to blacken, to rend-
er black, to imbrown; to paint black.

Ub cmnpeny 8. (O°b pF cop easys »

Ubebas wy ΟΥ fry 8. nail, stud; —aw_
“οἰ. — aro lyecseey ν “σε foley. a. nailed, atud-
ed, fixed, well-fastened 5 -ca0««0 ad.
fixedly, firmly; -4s &9( va. to nail,
to stud, to fasten with a nail, to fix
well; to attach, to stick; -ῥσιρ s. Sev-
erian heretics; - σε or “σε δ, 4. fixa-
tion; fixed or rooted idea.

Usbeb puts. black flock; 8S. Uecu_
goekg ; ~p&u a- black-faced, shameful.

Use be dnp a. black all over; 8.

Uecap S. Usépbuf. πε".

Usemmt a. bdlack-footed; pn. Melam-
pus. [- «3.2,» black eyes.

Usenpenh a. blackish, brown, dusky;

ὕδεσρηξρ s. Séwortic, Blacksons or
Smithsons, (name ofan Armenian race
whose father was named Sév or Black).

UYsenc(2f.h 4. blackness, black or
brown colour, swarthiness.

Usench a. nigro ; 8. Yeenpush.

UeéencSf sf. negress, negro-woman.

Use »νωῷ 8. Yale.

Ub pushes, &c. 8. buy S hut , &e.;
- aga νη. §.troops composed of nobles.

Ue. ub pw or as κα [Ὁ 449 © ukp. or rap 9
ΓΙ) acs pron. f- Ss. Do » ascugveas 5

ὕες,» ufqguwg a. imperious, high,
haughty,supercilious,arrogant, proud,
superb ; -- σα. φ,οἷνη δι» fond of dress,
smart, spruce, dandy; -- watm, J.
μη. [squitch -- ν dog’s -, weed.

Us. afqey 8. bent-grass, couch-,

Vee. ubpry 5. love; affection, fond-
ness, tenderness; inclination, delight,
liking , taste, fancy; love, passion,
flame, salacity, love-suit; charity, su-
pernatural love, christian charity ;
agape, love-feasts; kiss; -- Gastutg,

UU.

hymen, vulva; fig. the quiver of love;

- qusquitgach, amour, intrigue, love-
quilg ’ 8

affair ; Soph ary p , yore ufpa, Ρ ties,
bonds of love ; Subang ᾽ “εἴ ccs ly
ququntbp ᾿ bg. ᾽ q&a p ry δ᾽» δ᾽ ὦ) ufipa °
love-knot, --letter, --secret, --s0ng,
—-tale, —-toy;- ow. US, wa peyepn,
arqesmne [Ὁ ἐς ’ Seypktl wwe ’ wpatk unt ᾽
af eas re tery ’ wreusphhae (Ib » love of God ἢ
of οὔτ neighbours or fellow-creatures;
of liberty ; of our country; of arts;
of glory; of Virtue; alieutuhut , εἴας.
alin ΟΥ̓ Saypk ih ’ Suny prush ast ’ ope tp frees
4u% —, connubial or conjugal, matern-
al, paternal, filial love or affection; --
widiwheh, self-love, egoism, solip-
818m 37 DS ὦ, fits ‘ kplbanfn , Hhupacp or
Dye Uapurpny png, ΠΣ ΟΖ: » Scar els 09 a2,
op flurcap ΠῚ bnwhgnet , weauunfl ponent 9
asses εν of » Sesumeunnnet + Suemuup hd,
Jurcfutiuakwt , divine, celestial, pure,
rising, reciprocal or mutual, honest,
lawful, ardent, lively, violent, ex-
treme, constant, faithful, eternal love;
ΑΞ: -ο jealousy; - νέμω ἐν ἢ
“ηηη πη. «ΟἿ, gg “7. rrr ν 71:9 εἷν Ε “ων.
fis css ᾧ case ᾿ arte fy εν νη. ᾿ “ῥηδ ἢ ΝΣ) ὴ ᾿
Eqbatwuenp, earthly, inconstant, fleet-
ing or transitory, sensual, carnal, il-
licit, lustful, culpable, criminab love;
duty βρη, to make love to, to
fall in love with, to court, to W003 Sc,
tly Suh; upped, to burn, to languish
with love, to be love-sick; 6 eer a 9g es
uk, - @ ubpy. to give love for love,
to re-love; -- χα, to inspire with a
passion ; gle, , eopenpes “-Ἢ » to
Philter, to charm; -- gacgwtt,, to
show or demonstrate love for; “ὦ sey
-» to be courteous, amiable, friendly;
to do or confer favours; newly η-- ν
to eat together, to make love-feasts :
τοῖς — f atpwh, to kiss, to embrace ;
“ῥρ σή αὐ. lovingly, tenderly, affection-
ately; with pleasure, willingly; ῥ᾽ -
U7. for God’s sake; δὶ -- pu; for me,
or my sake; ww frd —. do me the
kindness or the pleasure to; su” up
evd., very willingly; - J! my love!
my dear! S. Pwnatbd, L,ccapr ly ast foal»
UE presprap fe 8. 8. Upod pk ἢ focus of
ΩΣ ὃ. gentle breeze? . [love.
Usputppur s. H. w. Song of Solomon.
(Fa 8. Latin τυ. horse-trapping ,
—-cloth, caparison ; -£./ va. to harness
& horse, to caparison.

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Ubt
ὕω a. awake, sprightly, lively,
watchful, quick, prompt, speedy; -w.
4w% a. entertaining, diverting, amus-
ing, recreative, distractive; —mkp s.
sprightliness, liveliness, sportiveness,
entertainment, diversion, sports, re-
lief; watchfulness; -40, kgf, —Egne.
gwtkd va. to awaken, to enliven, to
inspirit, to refresh, to recreate, to
revive ; to cheer, to exhilarate, to
divert 5 —bgit “ἰδ ὦ αὔξην ves ἢ Lrg» fig.
awake from your mental stupor; 8.
Pupil; —pS, kgay ὑπ. to wake up, to
be lively, renewed, to recover, to
come to oneself again ; to brighten up,
to be cheerful, to divert or amuse
oneself; - δὶ gfier, to grow sober a-
gain, to get sober; -- ᾧ ρῖνῳ . to shake
off sleep; —nc (2% or σε δῆ, s. awaking;
refreshment , distraction, diversion,
pastime ; sobering. [lerian.
υσερ s. bot. wild nard, azarum, ve-
Ubebiaey» ῥ᾽ sf. Gr. w. sibyl.
Uhefeges or Ufpugar s. Gr. εὐ. pig’s-
Ure S. Uap. [skin bag.
Ubgurxtd a. strutting; ad. with
stately step; -- gigp, majestic gait,
walk, bearing or port; -6/ or
Ulganl, wgay OF gf vn. to strut, to
stalk, to walk in a proud manner,
with an air of ostentation or self com-
placency; to bridle up, to give one-
self airs, to carry one’s head too high.
Ulbg und ἢ. Uf gecsay end .
fyuhp s.air, pride, ostentation.
fguzupF a. undulating, curling or
rippling gently ; -ayend- a. haughty, os-
tentatious, stately ; -uup a. highly
caparigoned ; -cnp a. superb (horse);
πρός α. Walking or curvetting proudly.
Ulheqs abglgs wy, op s.decoration,
distinction of honour : seal; S.Ufrby-
Ulguar , ap Upgtruyp . ube L. w. 5.
‘Uz .[tentation; softness, effeminacy.
ὕδᾳ σε s. haughtiness, pomp, os-
Uleupb ppl un. to grow spontane-
ously & abundantly as weeds or grass;
“ey α. gramineous, grass-like ; s.
gramineous plant ; -φων a. grassy ;
-efwn OF [ing in weeds, in grass.
Ufgoew a. weedy, grassy, abound-
Uf4. whey 8. slime, mud, 0026, mire,
slough, dirt; deposit, sediment, dregs,
lees. [hired assassin.
ὑῤῥωρε ιν a. Latin w. murderous; s.
*Ub4b4 s. sleet; hoar-frost.

Ure

Ub4a> wh Equsy 8. H. w. shekel.

ὕ μη4ᾳν 5. Gr.w. 8.Gurbs; fine-wheat-
ep bread, French-roll.

Deeghent S. Yoru.

Uldareuy: by 8. Gr. w. syllable.

ἘΠ) ραν s. Wool prepared for spinning.

Ufv&s s. L. w. half-piaster.

Ubdfuge or np s.Gr.w. semolina.

Ufpsetehwt a. simoniacal; -- σε or

Upintb wh sheen δ. Simony.

Ul dittingh 8. Simonian.

Ufu, νων a. empty, void; destitute;
vain, useless; s. bot. service- or sorb-
apple; service- or sorb-apple tree.

Ufugot 8. Yagnr.

Ufzé« a. emptied, void, empty.

Ulippb any, hyag Ue) ag α. refuse;
low, despicable, vile; — or — Fagqaden
ghut, — ford wt, riffraff, dregs & re-
fuse of the people, mob, rabble, scum
of the people, the unwashed, the
many-headed, beggarhood.

νη. Géqug s. Cerberus.

Ustgifunfhou » ing S$. Gr. w. senator.

Ὁ δι η func , wa 8. (7. τύ. senate > πὰ.
ἤσοἷὖν a. senatorial; —n_(2h s. senatorial
dignity:

Ufnd. stay s. gluten; mordant; pre-
served fruits, conserves, preserves,
eh S. Pycesan.

funk (πω Gr. w. ὃ. Npgfubbap-
ἘΠ} fuon.. fp ὅ. 1) ὡς Ποῖ». ἀμ
Uhuyt S. Ub eqk wash » [peas.
Upukat, ww OF ubawh §. chick-

Upngs. L.w. water-pot, bucket. ςς

Ule 8. damp weather; a. effeminate;
—s. Fr. w. sire.

Ulpwpei δ. βωνωωξρὶ —pusys 8. UF.
peypomha; -δσή μη. —poefu a. born of
or produced by love, effect of love;
-eopeng a. burnt with love; ~pnet a.
whose base or root is love; -gé&q or
qg&éynch a. filled with love or affection,
affectionate, loving; -(@afs a. love-
winged; -,f or gbp a. full of love, of
affection, of tenderness, kindness or
good-will, affectionate, obliging, kind;
- ζω πε (Fh S. [sesh ushire (2h 5 —furdag ’
(Qiynfl) s. love-apple, tomata; -ζωΐ
a. amiable, benign; amatory, loving,
amorous ; affectionate; -4fg a. mutu-
ally loving ; —Suy a. love-stricken ,
loving, amorous ; —Sapfud> kguy un. to
fall in love with, to be enamoured of,
smitten with, to burn for; —Swpac(eh
s. love-struck, falling in love; love-

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Ube

suit; San paeumn S. ὕῤνωηξη; -διω a.
eloquent, persuasive, sweet-spoken ;
—diyyp $f. affectionate mother.

Ubpusliupa 8. peacock; fg —, pea-
hen; tu -f, pea-chick; -- ga;£. the®
peacock cries or screams; ugk, ΟΥ̓
upg, nig q-, to plume oneself; to
boast; aye a. abounding in pea-
cocks.

Dipuy. bg 9. Gr. w. mat; rush-tress,
hay-rope ; «Ly ᾧ -E£ ad. file by file, line
by line, in series.

Ubpuytkas S. ΠΩΣ -ὖν a. dear,
amiable; burning with love; <apq a.
fervent, ardent; ~sopzop a. lovingly
persuading; exhorting by love; —yuapé
a. inciting to love; incited by love;
--οὐ εν omy easy δ, ΠΣ Ι͂Σ Put a. done or
executed with a fond enthusiasm; --.
wjug a. presented, offered with love;
—ubachg OF wach a. nursed affectiona-
tely, lovingly, tenderly; -- ««%, dear
nursling; -encp a. borne on the wings
of love; -smbqtbay ὃ. Ubpwpagend ;
-unncws a. beloved of God 5 —sssssrafs
a. passionately fond, smitten, deeply
in love, over head & ears in love ; --
wifiun by bs bot. agapanthus umbellatus;
~—mfuacp a. melancholy & in love,
smitten with love & melancholy; —_
wasnp a. glowing with love; -pha a.
in love, smitten, amorous.

Db kant s. Gr.w. shrine.

Dh ek pol ὧἷν a. loving ) amicable ,
friendly, affable, kind; -- 24,7. philter;
παίξω ad.amiably, kindly, lovingly, af-
fectionately, tenderly, courteously ;
charitably.

Ulpé,b a. amiable, dear, beloved,
vell-beloved ; affectionate, benign,
kind; 5. favourite, darling, lover; -¢
fbf my dear; - prduyb,, to render
amiable; - fud, I prefer; - &£ pkg
géokypiu, the beautiful affects you;
-δ fad ζωρδει. 1 should think; -—&
[a2 erly eset iy μ pez Iam very happy
[0 see in you; - Ep frud πω ἐν purples I
had placed all my happiness in doing
good.

Ulpéy 9 f% 5. loving; amiability,
kindness, love, affection, tenderness,
sympathy, fellow-feeling.

Ulpéw, Egh va. to love, to be fond
of, to have an affection or a liking
for, to cherish, to like, to be pleased,
to take pleasure or delight in, to de-

Urt

light in; - “4 alls εὐἷἵνυ » ta love one an-
other, to be fond of each other; pasa
haf —, to love as oneself; -- fepke
aebr whwt,to love as the apple of
“one’s eye; — dfiiske gonehs duaopeXwhph ,
to love to one’s last breath ; ῥνεωΐνη ων,
hen (d ᾽ «κων γν εὐἵιη ρ 9 sscaseson [rly 9 ΓΕ
eapran fre. or jad μων, agend surf, ὗ
ΠΣ: qind, εὐὔνἢ, ἐ ἡ δ᾽ afer -, to love
tenderly, passionately or dotingly, to
distraction, with all one’s heart, with
all one’s soul, above all, sincerely;
gh u£p -, to love with equal affec-
tion; -f un. to be loved, beloved.

Ubebtes sf.phys.8irene. [gether.

Ubppt(t wg a. friendly, agreeing to-

Vboks. Ubpog. a. loving, fond of; 8.
amateur, lover; -- thwpacg, amateur
of pictures ; -- bpwd-:nneE, dilettante,
(pl. dilettanti) 77 ghaupnackunfey » vir-
tuoso, (pl. virtuosi) ; -- squsne (thew ,
puny, lover of liberty, of glory;
gba gan. - hire. ce gr Xnel{Fh , you do
not like flattery ; -— £ νὼ gpbiny, books
are his passion ; - δ bu antel scope estore
(9,1 have a great taste for botany.

Vberqepup or eke 8. Ὀῤρέμωυμξω.

Ulenqe-@h , Ulbpactth δ. love, predi-

Ulbencsh a. sf. Ss. Db ert . (lection.

Uleret a. amiable, dear, pretty,
darling, gracious, handsome, charm-
ing 3 S Ὀδρπη-

Ufpeans ρων s. heart; heart, soul,
mind, intellect, memory, intelligence;
courage, spirit, heart; heart, inmost
thought; heart, centre; ws ρων ad.
through anger ; upefp gfep , ease,
pleasure, contentment, satisfaction ;
pupneleh ’ frumnne{Fh ΠΣ ὦ ἢ kindness,
hardness or obduracy of heart; ,ρ. εν,
upinfs, faintheartedness, despondency;
neghys whhbad upenfe, sincerely, open-
heartedly, openly; gozapad upuf, Κ
enor upunk , σῶα upuk , ΟΣ ὦ dinap »
with all one’s heart or soul, heartily,
with good will, willingly, voluntarily;
4eltk; g-, to form the mind or cha-
racter ; Sbawmgne galley sdk que»
to alienate good will; gépb, q-, to
captivate, to gain the heart or affec-
tion Ἢ νιν “(ἢ αὐνδ q- περπερ, to
8.818 ἃ person’s Good Will} ,sessfrreves_
44, στ, to charm or gain all hearts;
gnpadky, Funwigb, 4--- to touch, to
move, affect or stir, to possess the
heart; [fuk f ἔσρω “ρων, to de-

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scend into one’s heart; (Auputigh, ᾧ
feops upnft, to penetrate the inmost
recesses Of one’s heart 5 ss, tae fipby
“- bee, to give one’s heart; framaph.
gacgubb, q—» to pervert, to deprave
the heart; fsouby z apr asa fo » to speak to
the heart ἢ ΡΣ Σ ἔ ss pron fe fepod, to say
within oneself, to say in one’s heart;
apren fe fina p εἴκασεν ον μον ᾧ ky» to labour heart-
ily, to take to heart, to occupy one-
self seriously with; -- 6 pbpet zpfkz,
to seek painfully for; apef gfep sb.
“L,, to be in a state of contentment
or tranquillity, to feel pleased, com-
fortable, contented; g&gacy q- fre =.
nw pf U7» to open one’s heart before
God; Saypeshusl, εἴμ εωῇ οἷν, gnyeps
41.5.4. βγη OT whenpp » βυφωηω.
ok ass 9 K px cas fusese c2s og E20 9 esa gjts neces ly οἷν 8 gpaph,
ssqtifoe., dulrihiasfun,, {&5, whe Sb p -ν
paternal, maternal, tender, feeling or
sensible, calm, pacific, thankful, noble,
good, excellent, elevated (high-mind-
ed), great, intrepid or dauntless heart;
ssl gary ΠῚ ans εν bs press fusese ® fupum 9 acs 004 02s by en
bh ays af ssa ens » εἶ,η σε. [Ὁ ‘ εἶν ρα ν sempre
ἐρέω —, unfeeling or insensible, un-
grateful, flinty or obdurate, spoilt or
corrupt, craven or dastard, hard-
(hearted), unmerciful or pitiless, cut-
ting, drooping, dejected or despond-
ent heart ἢ μημῷπε lls 5; ass hts δ Ρ f
upmk gush suse great thoughts take
their rise in the heart; -% pupufl,
tha, the heart palpitates; wp§ f -
pr, he placed in my heart, he inspir-
ed me; wihgh gaclt f — ga» let your
heart be touched Ῥπειωηΐγ En - if
his heart was weak; Sp%nckp f υρωῤ"
he rejoiced from the bottom of his
heart ; G(GE neponp — as rebevegine 4b.
eb gs» let him eat it if he has the heart
to, if he has eourage enough ; -- ῥα
gb;wup, my heart is moved 5 πεῖ.
putt Eos he struggled sls ue mr
ase Sbrwgue fp ὠμοῖς Sbamgee;
out ot sight, out of mind; 8. Qecup.
(9. whut, Pores ᾿δηξιριν Wh phwtud,
Cutgacgqubbd, ᾿ Capt, » 8.6. &o.
Ulegrey 8. Ubawew-
pet, skwhy 8. column, pillar; — 3°.
piefocof, Pilaster 5 sstPgeasy bs on ukewhys
intercolumnation; zupp wh why. colon-
nade ; — asfiy OF wdinsy , pillar of cloud;
8. Gpputrwk
Dieta a. supported by pillars

UPU.
or columns; -φωεῤίθ s. peristyle; -.
gin+f 5. capital, chapiter.

Yfetuwh, wg 8. little column; δῖ».
Gore 72 celeste -, electric pile.

U δεξιιυ ζ οἷ Π -(ἔων ᾽ ΩΣ α. stylites,
living on a column; -—2é« a. column-
shaped; —drew 8. Upetuhbug; —tahwt,
—akofyy a. column-like ; - ων ἃ. SUr-
rounded with columns; s. peristyle.

UO fetpnye® δ. Gr. w. symbol, creed.

Ubctfpouwtut a. Gr. w. continuous.

Up-thgqhone 8. Ufthghmau.

Upetsags—aw, wy 5. Grew. synod;
—whwh a. synodal.

Ufa penpenfurne yp S. νην pbb ah

Ulse» Ube . sey. Ube 4. breeze,
gentle wind ἢ Ss. ρων»

Ubapor 8. Ἰγωχνβ»η -

Ἰωωδωνγ, wquy un. to soar, to take a
lofty flight, to fly high; to rush, to
dart, to rush on, upon or down; wy.
gk wy wong, falling star.

Uzegre (2h or πε ἅν 8. soaring, flight.

ὕω κι va. to cause to fly

Uss.¢ 5. start, flight, sally. (swiftly.

᾿ωωρ. wy 5. shaft, arrow, dart; sti-
letto ; style, needle ; = Fusfegneol ,
hand; - Suey, hour-hand; — fay
£4%f5, minute-hand ; -- δε. a.sharp-
tongued, biting, cutting, poignant; —_
4, a. sharp-pointed, piercing, keen.

“ΕΣ. bes 8. arms, armour.

Ue 8. ὕ “εξ.

U4 s. French-beans.

Uf, a. wrong, mistaken, faulty ;
less ; 8. fault, error, mistake; ἐφ νη΄ --
Δαν, pew eset , 40 ae wanting one.

Ufeuywgfe a. full of errors or mie-
takes, incorrect. [sy, drunken.

ὕμωως a. staggering, reeling, tip-

Ufruwpuhwt a. liable to error, fal-
lible, frail; -#(% s. fallibility.

ὕμνων fil, Egy un. to stagger, to
reel, to be a staunch toper, to be
tipsy. [ness, intoxication.

Uf casperrh ese (2 fret OF nth 8. drunken-

Ufrwqwie 4. fault, mistake, error,
oversight, failing, blunder.

Ufeyweop S. Ufrearyem hast «

[μων ., &ofs 9 jb, Eguy un. to fail,
to be wanting, to err, to commit an
oversight, to be led into mistakes, to
mistake ; to sin, to fall into error, to
go astray; to make a false step, to
stumble, to trip; Ma ων αἴξ ὃ ὦ -- , ἐο make
gross blunders.

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Ufrsesepbs eve. εὐἷοῖς of va. to cause to
commit faults, to lead into error; to
cause to’ sin.

Πρ S. Πμνωρωζωΐν.

Ufeuyne μεν or nit 5. Ufraypuiep °

Ufeunay 3. ΩΣ * pre» δ. wooden
mortar.

Uhpegnps a. working or doing
wonders, enchanting, astonishing,
wondrous, prodigious, stupendous;
-f a. wonderful, surprising, admir-
able, charming; —tod, wawguy un. to
admire, to be charmed, astonished, to
marvel, to wonder, to be extremely
surprised, wrapped in wonder, amaz-
ed, to stand thunderstruck ; -ssscssrases
—an bape 8. Ulipenp ; ~gregutl JS Ua. to
ravish, to enrapture, to delight, to
strike with admiration, to charm, to
be the delight, the charm of; -goegfs
a. stupefactive ; —enp a. stupendous,
wonderful. [to grow thin or lean.

UhpbsS on. to become extennated,

Upepa a 5. wonder, marvel, amaze-
ment. [split, to gape, to crack.

Ὁ ζω Γ un. to open in chinks, to

Usuybib wh a. Gr.w. scalene, having
the sides & angles all unequal.

Usefrunt a. slimy, oozy, muddy,
miry, sloughy.

Uges, fs. cup, bowl, goblet; - w»_
wires twy , Avip-receiver. [ ping-glass.

Ubardioh , wy 8. small cup, mug; cup-

Ugurhuwheny, wg δ. 8aucer- (ment.

Ubu sudb. a, cup-shaped; 2. -- orna-

U4uy. ῥ 8. giant; -- 442, giantess;
- sso one2 s huge giant; eed talked id S. 2σω-
ΩΣ -“ισησρδ, &e. 8. Ζυζιω thee ᾿
&e. 3 — aes allase 3 ses or divpenne (Phe δ. gigan-
tomachia, war of the giants; —catudlint
a. giant-like Σ sag ess afo 8. Luh caryes thre ;
—pt[?wg a. walking like a giant; -o}
s. giantship.

Deutec, wyay un. to change into
slime, to form a deposit, to settle;
αἰνβη uhutuy, your wine is torbid.

Ugur pha 5. Guhl

Usapou, ῥ᾽ 8. Gr. w. zool. 8carus.

Ugur. s. piece of mat.

U Geese cas co » orgy ὃ. plate; ast. disk ἢ
- gyfery,, scull, cranium.

ξρωρ 8. limonite.

UG 8. 2aGbS; —fpl 3. Ὁ) ζωωΐδοιν.

1}, ἀρασνων ἢ εἶνε (Ὁ, 8. scepticism.

Usgeuynfhbwt a. 5. sceptic.

Ugbaymnng δ. L. w. exceptor.

Dub G44 vIN

Udbuncp, upurg sf. mother-in-law; | Put, in the beginning was the Word;
Ξ. Usunp. [Ξ. Ybopey . - «εν ἤν, ΟΥ̓ “ον δι νει ν᾿ “εν, 8.1} {ων με.
Ugbupuyp, upkhg 9. father-in-law ; Usileane s. Gr. w. ast. skythron,
Fuuy δ. σου. whip, lash, scourge, Usés 8.U46- [ (kind of telescope).
Ulgpiwputs bifl Or - μων να. to hfuyenne 8. Gr. w. thunderbolt.
describe or treat of antiquities, or of Ushen s. zool. squirrel ; Gaps τι
ancient times; -prye Swuuh 8. tender flying-~; - guwtsé, the — growls.
age, infancy ; -¢/p a. written from the Ugegbuy a. sealed.
beginning ; initial letter ; original , Udeeph or goed, php sf. forlorn, de-
text, autograph; -φ νεῖν (ΟἿ s. pre- | solate, deserted wife ; a. barren.
existence, antiquity; -gop a. first a- Ugortg , ubogwy s.small dog, poodle,
mong the powers (angelic hierarchy); lap-dog; — ων μιν αἴῆνε ἀρ» canine teeth.
~Funuhe a. 8. the first heir from all Ugace s. Lew. axeman, hangmab.
eternity ; ~;rye , neuf δι primitive 1] ht, Usrcmby » μή, Ἰζωνδη» wg 8.
origin or author of light; - ὁ ἢ 8. Fpue disk, plate, tray; basin, charger. [well
fous fis; -hwt a. primitive , original, Usntéd va. to strangle; * to bake
radical, pristine, primordial, first, ini- Ussusdwe a. begun or beginning.
tial; elementary; S. Wéap; - s. be- Usemip Sl, Ugutacd, show vn. to
ginning ; -4f9 a. co-etaneous, co-eval, | begin, to commence, to initiate, to
equal in age or antiquity; —suyp &e. | Set about, to enter upon, to start, to
B.“Uuprusuyp, &C. Σ -Supwne 8. In. | make one's outset; to give the signal
franhiapinkne (Fh; —teod, wany un. to be- | for or of, to fall to, to undertake, to
gin, to commence; -s.0p SB. Verfruse; | prepose, to put in train; to be born,
πόρε Xun. α. 8. first or principal cause, | begun or commenced; q&pumf -. to
first author, source, spring ; ken. | begin again, anew, afresh or over ἃ-
(> s. supreme hierarchy ; ~wnney 8. | Zain; to recommence ; may -, to
wt fowiyp ney 3—ukp a. propagated first; | cause to commence. [ginner, novice.
~ e°y|ente¢ » the first offshoots or ζω νη. ὕψζωνως, ὕξωνη. ong $. be-
branches; -.nwn. s. first letter, initial; Ufuoewd ag, Yhunedt 6. beginning,
cewwpp a. radical; s. element; —spay start, debut, first appearance or per-
5. Veufruenfry 3 -cop a. commenced, | formance; prelude.
created ; primitive, first; -enpéw 8. Udwkquwtke a. disk-shaped.
Ubercart fool ; —copneld§ S. Dag ened. ςωφ 8. tower.
Usa prbyne (ah s. the first existence Uqapuyp ad, briefly, a little, by &
or creation. by; -zhg s. stenographer, short-hand
Useetack, Ulggnet 5. beginning, | writer ; -¢pu4.0% a. short-hand, steno-
outset, opening, initiative, first steps, | graphical; -gp4¢ va. to take down or
first appearance ; priority. write in short-hand ; -gyach s. short-
UGE sd wdhng 6. chalice-cover, veil. hand, stenography ; -4a% 8. Jorg ; --
USE. uhery 8. cup, bowl; chalice. duyjt a. gr. brief, subtle, thin ; -dmbanf
Usbaph subg puny δ. beginning, com- | s. mus. quick time; —tasd, exgeny un. t0
mencement, outset; origin, principle; | become briefer or shorter, to shorten;
cause, matter, author, mother, mot- | to become or get dearer, to rise m
ive, birth, base, foundation; principle, | price.
maxim ; prelude, proem, exOrdium ; Ugutge s. bot. birth- or hard-wort-
why pnchp εὐ pute op Afr) oss ly asst » immediate U cqemseagh as ad. seldom, rarely ; -d=.
principles ; why pnckp Uru fll ab » | Swan. 8. vendor at exhorbitant prices.
Archimedes’ principles; ῥ᾽ ufgpuwul
or whe pest, , ὗ hg placa ad. in the
beginning, at first, originally, firstly,
Primitively ; wtaneem OF eta welts fe
“ἀφμωΐνξ, from the very beginning or
outset, from the first, ab ουυ, ab antliquo;
b uhapwth shunnwpwdt, from begin-
ning to end; f why putt Sp, since the
creation of the world; δ wha pul Ly

Ugqeg, τῆι 8. Qapupaeth , —pld-
quignegwhtdya.toshorten, to make
brief; to raise the price of. bend’
0,4: Ugbher S. Uqewegne ωἷνξ qa
Uqofs or ὕ) νην» ῥ 8. gentle breeze,
soft wind, zephyr; 8. bw; piece or
block of ice; <p shew. curls, small
wavem
*U χοῦ 4. broken ice (in a river ).

ULL

Urge. wy & BAW ; Zool. saw-fish ; -
“ΣΕ κα » hand-saw ; —-wmdle. a. saw-like,
—-shaped, dentellated, toothed; -.
aah s. saw-fish; -ηβῥερ a. having
saw-shaped horns 3-44, £yf uva.to saw,
to cut witha saw; —f. gery, ghey 8.
bot. holm-oak, evergreen oak; -ἰᾧ s.
hand-saw; -ξ s.8awye?; πω ugqag_
gucg 88W-pit; -ne wh 5. 8aWing, cutting;
saw-yard, —-mill; -ocp s. saw-dust.

Dyer δὲ 4. brevity; exiguity ; dear-
ness, costliness, high price.

Udpuwg 0 avg ὃ. hoof ; won. — squats
qiecpu, to foul or muddy water by
walking through it; -wqbuy a. trodden
down, trampled upon; ~-cahmfe wath
Or -whaful f va.to trample down with
cavalry ; -w4.0d° a, tasting like water
fouled by horses; -aeng a. hoofed.

Uvpemnl s. frog or frush, (hollow
part of a horse’s hoof).

Dupre, 4. bol. spikenard.

Udeenck Ss. Q cs es feasts « [reason.

Usa fe= or dueus con. for this

1} ων 8. bol. eastern poppy.

ΠΕ A basalt; S. Dapdunpiap ;
ποίεε. a. basaltiform;—sf% a. basaltic.

Utupwtneh S. Cag cts hopwineh .

[νων ζ σε ων ὃ. side, loin, flank.

νωκπως oh or $64 ἔν με, ἔν f un. to be
baffled, balked, disappointed, deceiv-
ed; -͵ἱξ a. empty, void; —tesh, ἐν ἢ, 6004
vn.to become empty, to be emptied;
fd, aby un. to be nourished, fed,
maintened ; to be brought up, reared,
educated, instructed.

Users , wg a. s.insolvent, bankrupt;
—asiteeol, asguy un. to fail, to become
bankrupt; -ac{#f.% s. failure, bank-
ruptey.

κα ων , fg a. δ. superstitious;
~eafwi a. superstitious; -σείϑῦ s- su-
perstition.

υυωωωρδ ᾿ bg ’ -[ἐ α. vain-glorious,
conceited, vain, boastful, bragging,
swaggering, bullying; -f un. to be
vain, to grow proud, to swagger, to
play the bully, the braggart; -a (af
s. Vanity , vaunting, boasting, rodo-
montade, ostentation, conceit, am-
bition.

Utusan a. Working uselessly,
loosing one’s labour; -«(2% s. labour
in vain, labour lost.

Usury. fp» phy s.8ide of the head,
head; pillow, bolster; / -« ;épfu, on

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the mountain-top; 7 -«. ᾧ -ἰ4 at the

side of; £ -« tp, at his pillow; ἃ -«

gSnfghs at the bed’s head.
tusgnegubbfya.to render useless.

UP ares ofp acs a. . wg OF bg a. greedy of
glory, fond of vain glory, full of vani-
ty, ambitious; -bi, kgf, —pd, guy un.
to be full of vain glory, to pride one-
self, to pique oneself on, to boast,
to brag, to vaunt; -νείδῇ s. avidity of
vain or false glory, pride, ambition,
vanity , self-conceitedness , foppish-

"θυ, σε 8. 1) ῥεὅνω ας σὰ. [ness.

Urzfs un. to neigh, to snort.

ὑνεωρ ἢ “ἐμῷ Or py, pure 8. paint,
rouge ; -- χωρίς. to use paint, to
rouge, to paint, to bedaub oneself or
one’s face.

Utgacptd, Egle va. to paint ) -pldS,
Lguy un. to paint, to fard one’s face.

bef» ghfs.mercury, quick-silver.
Ῥῆηζωη οἷν. Οἵ gog ὅ. chem. amalgam;
—qogncdb s. amalgamation.

νη; ᾽ by Gr.w. 3. Yury whp .

νανν, & 5. Gr. w. sindon, Tyrian
stuff, cloth, linen; sheet ; table-cloth;
S. UP δώ b e204 (feta, tabby.

Ustgae OF ass —new 8. light silk, taf-

Utanet or νων» ἡ Ss. Ursa:

Usps 5. Use ἃ Neafe.

Yuhhgog. Yoho a. indigent, poor.

Uzgerp s. cork, cork-tree.

νυ, &-guy vn. to be costive, con-
stipated, bound. [stove-eye.

*Yuhocw, OF wpe s. tandour-eye,

Utgn-} s. indigence, poverty, neces-

*Yuhuumnbs SS. 26S hyo: [sity, need.

Yusef or Yudbuf s. larch-tree.

Usdocd δ. mordanting.

Uthgzuge% a. nutritive, nutritious,
alimentary; -¢fy a. nursed, bred or
brought up together, co-etaneous; s.
familiar, friend, comrade, fellow.

Utirg. pus S. Uttgwhwi.

Utizphou, p 8. chrytomancy, divin-
ing by means of barley ; --ὐ wphabb,.
to divine by -.

Uterray eng ᾧ Ar. w. bot. 8. 4 ι[ἵ».

a ravens, wk usy A. useless, vain,
futile, frivolous, worthless ; chimeric-
al, idle.

Utowmbe ᾿ os E- e235 δι vanity, foolery ;
vain & trifling things, trifles, bawbles,
trinkets , gew-gaws, knick-knacks;
foppery, silliness, nonsense; ᾧ —fu ad.
in vain, uselessly ; giv φφξιν who

υη1,
“ὦ ἦγ sas y 9 to run after follies ; ubamnbop
ygpouta,, to be taken up with trifles,
to trifle time away, to fiddle-faddle.
ὑωνωνῥμωρσερ a. feigned ἢ false,
calumnious ; -gops a. made in vain,
vain ; superstitious ; —Fnqnd a.assem-
bled uselessly ; —frou Ss. poeliusy aso
puih 5 —yasnfr a. futile & false, fallaci-
ous ; - sé, a. fond of futilities, running
after vanity, occupied with trifles.

Uta ful, σά, un. to become vain;
to be reduced to nothing.

Yeo. (Ὁ s.emptiness; barrenness.

Utrctg , stig boat 5. nutrition, nour-
ishment, alimentation; nutriment, ali-
ment, food, maintenance, subsistance;
mech. feeding ; fig. nurture, instruction,
education; whqp utigkwh appng, OY-
phan-house.

Utrcgetbd, gh, ste va. to nourish,
to feed, to maintain; to foster, to in-
struct, to breed, to bring up.-

Utocgubag, -οὔξ. -σπη a.nutritious,
nutritive ; δ. nurse, fosterer.

*(Jtsh4 s. winter pear.

ὕνμρωρμω é.emery.

*[Jzpup 8. pedestal, base of a column.

Urgadiwhwt a. 8. s0domite, peder-
aste ; -n.(3} s. sodomy, pederasty.

Uo a. firm, solid; -wSép a. thick-
haired ; hirsute.

*UnlemtJS, égfva. to turn or tuck up.

Uofe, ng or fy 8. onion; bulb, bul-
bous root; guywp —, scallion, green
onion ; — Siwtp, shallot; —wpé_e a. bul-
biferous.

Unfrwh , wy 8. nightingale, philo-
mela, luscinia: porphyrio (a water-
fowl); - ἔμναξ ᾿ “ἰηἼηηδηξ , the night-

Uofrs dé a. bulbiform.[ingale sings.

Unb ftw a. 8. Socinian ; - “εν slg. 9

Uaheuwnk wta.socratic-[socinianism.

Ueq 5. a. crawling; creeping ; cring-
ing; ᾧ — Or -« ad. creepingly, on all
fours.

Yagqead, agfr S. Doght & Daqnuh ῥα.

Unqtkgoegutt fva.to cause to creep
or crawl.

UYogbd, kguy un. to creep, to crawl
on the belly, to wriggle; -- κα Aphhp.
to crawl along on the ground; to drag
or draw oneself along. (ficial (roots).

Urqhwytwy a. creeping ; bot. super-

Youd, bgusy un. fg- to glide , to
creep into, to slip, to steal, to pene-
trate into, to find its way in.

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Yagdats & 8. Lown h-
Dogtupatine [eh ὃ. er etology “
UYoytusg: ag ὃ. repti 6: bolt; mech,
slide, slide-valve ; -..% a. crawling,
creeping; — «fom med. erysipelas ; - δι
va. to lock; &phbge - δώ α. double-
locked.

Yaqiw5wp a. bitten by reptiles. —

ὕνησρῳ, 8. Dhara - [monie.

| Dogqaihitie ah οἷν , —alntels wt a. Solo-

UYoaqayacth 8. sliding, stumbling, fall.

Unqauhuty 8. [Ὁ σηνωζεν ti ° :

Unqoruhtd, kg va. to cause to glide
in, to instil, to insinuate, introduce or
bring in cleverly, to foist; --[αῦ un. to
crawl often, to creep, to meander, to
wind, to go trailing along; to be intro-
duced or brought in; 8. Yaqdpd-

Vaqaugfs a. insinuating ; slippery,
sliding. [tion ; 8. Qaqaaach.

Poaqouhn ἢ, δ. insinuation, introduc-

UYoqougocn a. slippery, failing, fleet-
ing, perilious, deceitful.

anes ἢ qung ΓΟ reptile ; a. creeping;
— gus. med. gangrene.

Unqreuk or ησεῦ a. slippery.

Dorp 8. Garp. [immersion.

Uyq.e 8. hollow, cavity, hole; ast.

Do 3. σεν δὰ .

ΠΝ ἢ “παρ β, “εἴθ, ΠΣ ἰ pron. this,
that, he, self, the same; q— Sh «ν"οἶο ad.
afterwards, soon, shortly, directly; /
- ad. immediately.

Daytyée ad. thus, in this way, in
like manner, equally, so.

Urtaypup 8. Uyouthal

Yastopfu ad. to-day. [ably.

Uastopfinaek ad. so, thus, conform:

Yorp2 8. Upforkg-

Usinupp s. pistachio-tree. 888.

Urte a. big, fat, plump ; gr. molos-

Uotiputtad, suvgeny UN. to fatten, to
grow fat, stout, corpulent; fig. to be
puffed up, to become proud, haughty.

Youn 5. Phe. [οἵ sixty years.

You, fy 9. Chaldean w. sossus, space

Vaufid 5. paste, glue, lip-glue; -
den ,iginglass,ichthyocolla, fish-glue.

Ueouk α. simple ; common, ordinary ;
depraved, devoid; gr. sharp, acate;
ad. simply, solely; s. terror, horror;
a. horrible.

Urudh a. horrible, terrible, dread-
ful, ghastly , hideous, formidable,
frightfal; s&s -jeop. greatly won-
dering.

Und,

Unaukmkwt a. simple, pure; vulgar,
ordinary; private; 8. Youhuaf; s. foot-
soldier ;-, - ap or supq. a private
person, an individual, person of retir-
ed or secluded habits; — g4#%p, priv-
ate life; —p adhe, 80me private per-
sons.

Veukwil, wyuy un. to be greatly a-
fraid, to tremble, to shudder with
horror, to dread, to fear; smuhsusybreuy
“πη. to be horror-struck, terrified,
to sare with terror.

ashesbesl, wamy UN. tO lay aside,
to leave off, to discard ; to give up, to
abandon, to renounce, to deprive one-
self of; gr. to be softened. [horribly.

Uowhwsybe ad. simply, solely, only :

Dewhunlt(?fewp a. gigantic, colossal,
huge, monstruous.

Geuhugaigutkd 8. Qupsncpkd-

᾿ξ [Ὁ με, 4. privation, voluntary
poverty.

᾿ξ ν»ε δ, s. horror, great fear,
trembling, shuddering, terror, dread,
dismay, fright, apprehension; - 44.
p=. bristling up of the hair; gaqaci
Ea -- ζεω ωνε. q pesto hte » ἃ panic spread
through the army 3 -- sasmudburg Pid,
I was seized with horror; -- δέ» eb_
e*,, to terrify, to strike with horror,
to make one’s hair stand on end.

UYostthd, kgf va. to paste, to glue.

Youtdne at ὁ. pasting ; mar. tarring.

Uownpy, f OF oy 8. throat, gullet,
gorge: uvula; -4d, Lyf va. to gargle.

Und, s. famine, dearth, scarcity,
penury; hunger; f -a< ad. by famine.

Uodupt4 a. starving, famished ; -
«sah, to make suffer famine, to fam-
ish, to starve ; -,jac4 a. famished, suf-
fering from famine or hunger; -dw4
a. dying of starvation; - w«%é,. to
starve to death; -- hapisb,, εἰν, or
—idinSfhS-un.to be starved to death, to
die of hunger. (famish.

Dadbgnegutbkd va. to starve, to

Urd(S, guy un. to be tormented
with famine, with hunger, to be fam-
ished, starved , to suffer through
hunger.

Usados fg a. accustomed, used to,
inured, trained; customary, usual,
habitual, wont; familiar; - ,b%6,. to
be accustomed or used to; «ij - Ep,
as he was wont to, as he was in the
habit of.

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Dadapwpup ad. habitually, as usual,
customarily, ordinarily, commonly,
usually, mostly, generally.

UYodopwget a. usual, common, or-
dinary, customary, habitual, familiar;
-nc(2f 4. the being usual; the becom-
ing habitual; - 8. Yadapaper & Ua.
dap what.

UadapkgregutbbS va. to accustom,
to habituate; to bring up, to train, to
form, to teach.

Voda, Egf, —pfd Egusy un. to be
accustomed, habituated, to get used
or inured, to grow familiar with, to
be in the habit or practice of, to take
a bent, to practise; - 4pay.to become
accustumed to the fire; — uyfusmnck ,
to become inured to, to inure oneself
to labour, to become industrious; ses
Lbpuwenc(2f —, to become obdurate or
hardened in iniquity.

Vedepayl?. paths. Vodep (36 8.
custom, habits, manners, usage, prac-
tice, use, bent; wxwpgfh, bap —, mode,
new fashion ; S. Zita; Stash wy —p >
ancient customs ; ων cas ps ease ἔς oxy ᾿ a Sarg car _
wh4 -, abuse, corrupt practice; say,
york, gup2 -᾿ bad habit, ugly way,
sad or nasty trick; [5 -(#h, according
to custom, as usual; was -(25, out
of use or custom, unusual; ἃ -F fep_
eed, as is his wont, according to his
custom ; skp sactffp —, it is not our
custom to, we are notin the habit of;
Ephpane. εν δ -“ι use i8 second
nature ; Ss. ἢ ενεωζ "ἐδ frat -

Undone ® ply 8. use, habit.

Unp, ng s. hole, bore, opening, ori-
fice, mouth; den, lair, cave, cavern;
mech. mill-trough ; * mill-hopper ;
* boulders, large pebbles.

Yopendnee a. entering, hiding in
holes & secret places; lonely, solit-
ary; -- ,(%6,, to enter, to nestle, to
creep into, to hide in, to kennel, to
live retired, to lead a retired life, to
withdraw into solitude.

Vasey» πα pron. a. his, hers, its.

Usps a. H. w. sorech, choicest,
most excellent; * bot. Indian millet.

Vapi, Lg un. to flow, to run out,
to leak; to creep into a hole; — αὐξιωφ »
to become weak, to have the sight
fail or grow dim, to water; waphay
w3¢, hollow, sunken eyes.

apkgneyutl S va.to cause to flow

UNk 648 Unk
or fall ; to weaken the sight. Uorqugwt a. light, thin, slender,
Unapifwt s. bot. hermodactyl. flimsy. (fleeting dream.

Yepunpk df, kof un. to flow out often,
abundantly ; to leave the ranks, to be
dispersed, to disband.

Yoguys ng pron. a. theirs; of those.

Yacuwgfs un. to faint from hunger.

Yocup fl a. H. w. vile, bad.

neq, ogy δ. mourning; grief, sor-
row, affliction, weeping, sadness; a»,
«πες τρ ups time of mourning; 4,
gopd wqgey, mourning clothes ; -- ων
bney,. actb,, to go into mourning, to
wear mourning ; to be sunk in grief,
to be desolate, afflicted; 6 — Sinmwik,,
(bubé;, tunfy, to be in mourning; --
q¢biee,,to put on mourning, to be
clad in mourning; (@aqneyz 7-» to leave
off mourning, to go out of mourning;
- wntacy, f of E press acpnep, to mourn
for, to weep over, to bewail; ῥ᾽ -- Su
«ἴω ἡ bay ἤω 1 ~-+ to be inconsolable
for “4.45 f - “πῖον Ὦ pute ay huy ’
he gave himself up to bitter grief; S.
θυ φημ. [white handkerchief; veil.

“νε- δ usa ῥ- nelp 8. L. w. sudarium,

Uocgquel 2. chem. precipitate.

1)... πω εὖ, a.immerged, submerged;
-ν, - Gkes OY -ἤξων 5. nadir; antarctic
pole; -σεῦ s. submersion; ast. waning.

1) σεως, qb» Unc gh sl, Eg va. to
plunge, to sink, to immerge; to cover,
to hide ; -f.Fun. to be plunged under,
sunk ; to be hidden, lost, to disappear,
to perish.

Unc fir, aspretery 9 £ “περ 8. spear;
bayonet; ¢¢4, g-,to bayonet; -usuy
a. bayonetted ; -wenp a. armed witha
sa Naa [to receive with hisses.

ahd, kgf una. to whistle ; to hiss,

Urcyhs 9. whistle 5 - wSptrhky »
alarm-whistle.

Ὁ. τε με (ἢ, Γ whistling; hissing.

Yarpunust 8. Ar. w. sultan 5 —wheed UN.
to become a -; -nc(#h s. dignity ofa
-; -»-46 sf. sultana, sultaness.

Urcq, aghg a. little; brief, short,
succinct, concise; * dear, high-priced;
97. Short; 4. mus. an Armenian note
(5); - bus, bith or op, alittle; -- fas
“““ πω» some time before; — fis hesd_
frmgnjt, ἃ little before; - fas ghup,
some time after; jwebshy ay kew —
fms» one word more; f -- puta. — pas
Lf, in few words; -- fehsatnc(th, fy.
fuushp S. Verh esse ἐδ wr nelF foot.

Dacywinep? Upip s. light sleep with
ngussuhue. α. & little less, little,
2}} "εἰ ω(9. 6. large table-cloth. (less.
Yad, wey 5. S. Yuncig ἃ Yur; a.
little; -- dp ad. a little. ᾿

Yactush . wy 8. short spear, javelin.

Yacbwhnls s. staff, javelin-shaft.

Yoctueap S. Yar frucnp-

Yate, sstely πῃ . «Ὡ, thy οἷ; 3. mush-
room; cork; *pumice ; med. fungid
excrescence , fungus ; bof. sonchus,
sow-thistle; -- (Antacnp, toadstool;
Φων εἴν ρ f: sbhe,, mushroom sauce,
ketchup ; wdnc αἵνζα » mushroom bed.

ἘΠ} τε enfiges 8. bol. amaracus, mar-
joram. [Satan.

Yocatup δ. ἢ. w. prince of death,

Uncukp, wy 8. 8word, glaive, sabre,
falchion, blade, brand; — dbasuayph,
backsword; -- ancfz, side arms, edge
or steel weapons ; — warckunc bot.
erysimum, hedge-mustard; usdiap -ἰ.
sword-bolt Ἢ S essere Εἶν -δ ᾽ sword-
knot; yuwpqeuwpfs τῷ » sword-cutler ;
Suprews -ᾧ ἢ sword-thrust; bls ps by ccs ry
q- » to draw one’s sword; feack;-an,
to fight with swords; f sayy —f. at
the sword’s point;- ᾧ thnfz, sword
in hand; 8. Wés. Uacp-

Dacuk pruskesrg ἢ —hhr §. sword-armed
guard; protospatharius ; —4ec#.a.arm-
ed wilh a sword ; -Sp wathd va. ἴ0
wound or kill with a sword; -- νι.
to be wounded or killed with a sword-
thrust; -th_ a. drawing the sword,
able, fit for war; ad. sword in hand;
—dispin OF why s. swordsman; gladiat-
or; -- ,f%s,, to fight sword in hand;
~dispinne} 8. swordsmanship; sword-
play ; - τρί a. with naked sword; ad.
S. Uncubpurdhg. > “eng a sworded,
wearing ἃ sword. (lead, minium.

Uncup, f& 5. ruddle, red ochre or

Uae; uesng Oe false, untrue, lying,
deceitful, fallacious; s. falsehvod, un-
truth, story, lie, fib; ad. falsely; 9.5.
(#4..-, white lie ; innocent falsehood;
- kparcth, perjury, false oath; - de.
fw, false witness ; —p%p , false christs,
antechrists; wdkibe fs -- ν absolutely
false ; = fuouk,. essests ys to tell untruths,
to lie; - watks or ὗ - 4ιεμἶ, ἕν. ν to con-
tradict most flatly, to give the lie to;
to shew the falsehood of, to deny, to

UNh
gainsay ; 6 -- φωῖνξ, ghayuph, to deny
_ the accusation made before the em-
peror; &gup — αὐπ ἦν dkp, we trusted
in lies. [lium; 5. Ὁ Gow, Yuphbsut.

Doce, wy ὦ. lying; + or-2 4. bdel-

ἢ) σε ese sce fy 000 ἀξ e20 08 ν on εἢ or fg» me.» ὦ
a. false, flattering, adulating, wheed!-
ing; ~4/ un. to flatter artfully, to toa-
dy, to cajole, to blandish, to wheedle;
-o.(2h s. flattery, adulation, bland-
ishment.

1) σεν εἴδεα σε ἢ α. shamming dead,
simulating death ; -wa% a. only in
name, false; pseudonymous 3 —ayes_
mone dS, 1) concer ry cc on reed’, &e. [titious.

U coe coo ly be συμ pr east br sit a. feigned, fic-

Uae ὡρεἴπα. ὦ a. false, untrue, lying.

Yormppfumaup δ.

Uacp, upry 8. sword, sabre, glaive,
rapier, steel, knife, &c.; fig. blazae:
bulimy; mus. an Armenian note ( 7);
| -- aneols pfs Sask y. fe — 4 οἷν. hana,
r£,_i - to put to the sword, to kill,
to destroy, to perish ; “0 πῇ bolt ων»
to fallon asword; ᾧ -- wphwhk,. to
put to the sword ἢ Διωβάμεωδ, ΩΣ ἃ anne,
akpf, to strike with the edge of the
sword ; ΩΣ Ε af eas fs Meas fey to perish by
the sword; = f faq or Ρ ngs opie
dqghé,.to run one through, to plunge
a sword in the adversary’s side, to
bury a dagger in a person’s heart;
wikaushh, fs - wacukph , to fall under
the edge of the sword; f -- wthut fy»
to fall by the sword; - ῥ hag crlepl
fepay 4q¢.6,, to kill each other with the
sword; z fuph wig - byjwhbk,, to fall
on their own swords, to commit sui-
cide 5S. Pests, Pupbd, PE ων,
ess cot ὧν. Yoeuks, δα.

7 σεν a. sharp, pointed , piercing,
cutting, trenchant; penetrative, acute,
perspicacious, keen, subtle, lively; s.
sharpness; ad. Sharply; gr. acute ac-
cent ; - dwt. sharp sound, shrill
Voice; — ws, xt, keen sight ; -- a
ἤν. Sharp ear; — Sad", acrid savour;
— yur acute pain ; - nbs yan Shore
pwn Sor pry » be most attentive to
your father’s advice.

Dope » —hnfu S. Upurgt Upushefu-

Uncpen, wap un. to run swiftly,
speedily, to dash, to rush or fall upon,
to dart, to gallop, to rush down or
headlong.

Urceg. uppng a. holy, sacred ; pure,

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clean, exempt, spotless, stainless, im-
maculate; divine, godly, innocent; s.
saint; * patron; ad. holily; -» mpg,
the Holy of Holies; -- εν.» to sanc-
tify, to purify - wntk, αἰ δ. to glo-
rify Go 37 ΟΣ gents Sh y to offer,
consecrate or devote oneself.

Urcpep ihn, a. containing relics.

Uuphdiug a. sharp-witted, acute,
penetrating.

UrcpSutgush, og 8. Courier, Ox-
press, messenger, estafet; 8. Deltas;
-a.(3f s. courier’s office; -opkh ad.
like a courier, very swiftly.

εχ, upAry 8. COCO; — strecreryerk »
black -; -- ξυμ αν.» — & milk; --
Ip sfaus nts, StTONg --Ξ Fas ap Xey , —-time;
bipky» pling ik, —. to make -; to drink -.

Unpkun, fg» —ke OF —nu 8. Gr. W.
sophist; sage, philosopher; -- ως ωἵ, a.
sophistical ; --σείδῥεΐν s. sophistry, 80-
phism. [ing augf —wy, gold of Ophir.

Unple s. A. w. sopher, book, writ-

Unpl, fs. H. w. letter, character.

UY uqualt wp. ps. Gr.w. chief-hangman.

U-qws. fg 8. spahi; sepoy.

quay fg s.army, troops, Warriors,
cavalry; officer; -ρ qopa-%. the offi-
cers of an army ; —wsgop 8.troops ; --ὦ..
hyn a. composed of warriors ; of
cavalry; s. the staff of an army; -w_
bn 5. brigade-major.

᾿) μων. pg 8. spinage. [measure.

Yugioh s.an ancient Egyptian land-

μων δ, “τ vu. to kill, to
slay, to put to death, to take away
life, to assassinate, to massacre, to
slaughter, to cut the throat of, to be-
head, to execute; -- géfdkwte, to kill
each other; -- gipwg. to put out, to
extinguish, to quench fire; S. Cue
apr (3h; -[«, es καῇ εἰν To casy un. to be killed,
to meet one’s death.

Uuytg, fg s. murder, butchery,
slaughter, massacre, carnage ; immo-
lation, sacrifice; bof. ruta muraria,
wall-rue, harmala; bepke “πίω Ig
-, like sheep for the slaughter.

Yagewtg weg ngs 8. butcher; -Δ va.
to immolate, to sacrifice victims or
animals.

Yuquiquwting s. slaughter-house.

μων, apusdion, ᾧ s. Bacchus; —a_
4wt a.of Bacchus, bacchic, convivial,
drinking; -- ayupuwdnekp , convivial
meeting, libations, drinking bout; -p,

val,
dionysia, dionysiaca ,
orgies.

Yuytng wept δ. place for sacrificing.

Uujestgnctfe s.Grand Master of the
slaughterers, (title of an Armenian
satrap, who superintended immola-

Veag eas, frees by ἐδ a. Spanish. (tions ).

Yugast pug s. Spaniard; --ρ. the -s.

Yayutfs . -Ὥ σα a. killing, murder-
Οὐδ; 8. assassin, murderer, homicide.

Uugustoquhot a.sanguinary, bloody,
cruel; murderous. [tion.,

Yaputagne(Ph s. murder, assassina-

Uuyetiow , wg a. Spanish; s.Spaniard.

Yugustnel{Ph , -ocdh 8. killing, murd-
er, homicide, assassination; execu-
tion, butchery, slaughter, carnage,
massacre.

Uagern. 4. end, term, consumption ;
—» f - ad. totally, entirely, quite, all,
thoroughly; fist. ῥ᾽ -, to the last
extremity; utterly; dptshe fp - wyg ft
Upguhocthog, till the extinction of
the dynasty of the Arsacides; dfishe
f - gusayl » to the last breath; - bpapd
qujt ᾧ δον), he achieved its destruc-
tion.

Yaqestr νη ΕἾ, A “ἥν a- armed at all
points, armed from head to foot, cap-
a-ple; —gqhiwhwkh a. military, warlike ;
- s.managing of the shield, shield-
exercise ; - γίνει va. to arm, to arm
at all points, totally; to equip, to fit
oul; -gliff un. to buckle on one’s
armour, to be clad in armour, to be
armed cap-a-pie ; —qhtach 4. complete
armour, arms, accoutrements , har-
ness, fitting out; <p Sinpunf, prepara-
tives for war. ' [consumed.

ΠΣ ey bibl un. to be wholly

Uywnkd, &gh va. to exhaust, to
consume, to dissipate, to absorb, to
swallow up, to eat, to devour; to com-
plete, to finish, to destroy, to ruin, to
reduce to nothing; - ῥα un. to be con-
sumed, drained, exhausted; to decay,
to dry up, to finish, to cease, to stop;
os esy ess rab ω Efi oahe Wg ’ they were
exhausted, quite tired ; ayer ΓΝ
“ὃ μεν tp, he wore himself out, his
strength declined.

ως. 8. consumer. .

ὑυμωκ νω ζαᾳ a. full of threats or
menaces; -;he: {δέω 9. threat, men-
ace ; insult, bravado; -ζωΐ a. threat-
ening, menacing.

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bacchanals ,

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U cay sss Sorel ν mages UA. to threaten, to
menace, to utter threats against; gap.
Swine ἢ, -, to threaten with ruin.

Vagus tnsthusn α. eyeing ina threat-
ening manner. (ening tone.

Yupwatnef, -at 4. threat, threat-

Uquancad, oy OF f 8. end, term,
extremity ; summit, top.

cqurnneith §. exhaustion, consump-
tion, consummation, destraction, loss;
cessation, termination, term.

Uujenugans ᾧν -- a. total, entire,
complete, extreme ; ad. extremely, to
the last extremity, utterly, entirely,
totally.

Uys, meg 8. service, office, fanc-
tion, employment; want, requisite;
furniture, ornaments, trimmings, ap-
parel, moveables, luggage, clothes,
goods, service of plate, vessels, uten-
sils; dinner-service; meats, victuals,
repast, dinner, treat, feast; pomp,
train, equipage ; care, earnestness,
solicitude; -ρ &44qbyey+ church or-
naments, decorations, plate, chalice,
&e.3 & -- Suypbikwy, ἸῺ the public
service; — «bbz, esitals 7 Soup wks.
fp -σε faz, to serve, to take service,
to minister; - aezby ἤρεωῆβ» to wor-
ship fire; -- mwiky fang, to worship
idols; pbuby fp ae μενον εν αὔλωἷ, nepace
to serve, to be in service; Saphabb,
ΟΣ ncdkp “Ὁ δ οἰ -, to pay the last
honours; -- swthy wwfumpg, to obey
the passions ; ἕω δ᾽ ons hy εὐ «Γλῶ νιν α, gah
whdft —, to be one’s own idol; - »»ας
Ὅς. to attend well, to care, to keep,
to guard, to watch, to spy, to lie in
wait for; to eat, to dine; — «aby oF
fipulpfy,, to regale, to entertain, to
give an entertainment; -- spfably,
gik,. to prepare the requisites for
the Mass; qpugqkwy Ep Ρ gengqaed —mt.»
he was oppressed by a multitude of
things, he was very busy.

VU aay ene 03 200 s00 9 ὃ. general ‘of the army;
— απ» picked cavalry ; —ac{dfeb t
generalship.

Uspussrurheoy a. Waiting, attending;
—neh s.8ervice ; —hhg S. Vazenchuhby-

Yuya up hit va. to serve; -όωγ.
{9 [εν 8. service, office, function;
administration; dapd-b, ᾧ -- to mure
or tags to service. peasants

erg tas 6, δὰ εὐ βΓ Un e se
service ; per! served, honoured,

USh
respected; -wupas(Fh 8. UJ ong casas 2006 coo po
nh; -aack 8. 8. Yeap here πως 5
cupboard for gold & silver plate; --.
pep, wg G. Serving, providing, pur-
veying; s. functionary.

Yaywowene 8. attendant, servant,
valet, domostic, waiter; lictor, usher;

oan 5: css ly exo 5 —sealy 8. ang cars sas ly easy ἡ Ὡς
whet ἃ. belonging to servants or to
service, servile; 8. servant; --ὐὖῥη 8.
Q ον ονιωνζῥο ; «δ ζι bof un. to serve,
to wait on, to assist; to administer, to
bestow, to confer ; - ῥωπιυς aLpnips
to serve to a person’s glory; — ὅσω.
Sntfs, to fulfil, accomplish or execute
an order or command; -£«d" yn. to be
served; -νεἰϑῦ s. service, office, mi-
nistry; administration, dispensation ;
- Sash εὐἿο τι » Siar oon tre. ease ἔν, ο foes one esol ys
juacz. to serve, to be a servant, to do
service to, to attend, to wait upon;
—we4f sf. maid-servant, maid.

Daqaruk wh hug ἃ. 5. Yeqwamenp ;
guardian; s/f. assistant, helper, sick

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trize, to close; -whud, στ un. to
skin over, to become cicatrized, heal-
ed, whole; -wgacywtkd va. to leave ἃ
scar on, to scar; to stain, to spot.

ων s. 8. Ubaybuwt 3 -- ρ 3. Gr. w.
sphynx (pl.-es). [albumenize.

gfe 4. chem. albumen; -- να. to

UV aag freer exo ly » ag ὦ. white ; 8. white,
white lead, ceruse ; silver coin; -
Sin pzepontrusy, peari-powder, —white;
- ghuhf, zinc-white, oxide of zinc; ὁ
~«, dressed in white; — ausnhk,, to
whiten.

Dag h ash og fp s.white writing; white
chalk ; -¢ajz a. white, white-coloured,
whitish; -¢4q 8. flake white ; -qgbuy,
bgbg» τηνε. pg a. dressed in white;
- Be » Nuns consecrated to the
Holy Virgin; -ayg or (9 πρό 8. Vagk
muhwanjl; τηὴξρ 8. grey hair, hoari-
Ne8s ; -fuuyen a. spotted with white,
speckled, dapple-grey, grey; —fron.%
a. black ἃ white, grey ; -d4b a. white-
armed ; —4fy% a. white-fleeced ; -3a%_

Wwoman’s nurse. pa S. ὕ ῥανω by ear gp br ese ; -4ξρ a.
Uyak J, bgf un. to hope for, to ex- | white-haired; -2f/ a. mounted on 8
pect, to wait for, to look for, to look | white horse ; --ἰῤᾳ Sophie 8. white
forward to; to observe, to watch, to | draught mules ; --ἰἴω a. white (colour
spy; to serve; to be reserved for. of animal’s coat ); -siupufh a. white-
Daqwubifp S. Wosuhbp- bodied, --fleshed, of clear complex-
1) ῥα . whwy 8. servant. ion; -é#pf?e a. white-skinned ; s. al-
Yaquwofs a. waiting for. binos; -depacu a. white-bearded; —_
ὕωρυ ων ωμδ orn (Pfr s.intendancy; | y&qy a. very white, all white; tess,
-Οἵ μου, High Steward. exyesy un. to Whiten, to become white ;
Uyuuncits 4. waiting, expectation, | —rgad a. white-emembered ; -nf) a.
expectance, hope. [ury. | spotted, marked with white 5 —saya_

Yay 00s αν 200 9 exes 8. Grow. softness, lux-
Weng casyr esl 8. bot. fustic, Indian saffron.
Yaqepunh pr 8. ὑμωρμωριωζβρ.

ay eps ἔτ μο ἃ. ZONCTAalissimo, goner-
alin chief; --σεΐ s. rank of general in
Yong ones cr ofr se δ. αὶ ως ( -[chief.
UaybywtbS, bgp va. to plaster, to
poultice, to pat on or apply a plaster,
to cure, to dress a wound, to bind up.
Uyhkgqutfp 4. plaster, poultice, salve,
unguent, ointment, pomatum ; diachy-
lum, cerate, cataplasm ; -ὦ ᾧ dépuy
quik, 8. ἴω, γον ες cS. (gallant.
ὁ, muse. a. noble, chivalrous,
δε ει. a. covered with honour-
Uaagh ove 8. 1) ccresy caver « [able scars.
υυω. ὠδεξε. “2 “ἡ ἔτ ἐσ, ὃ. οἰοαίγίχ,
scar, seam, mark; fg. stain, spot,
stigma; — fhybpewdf, Scratch; wb,
q-« Ὁ μόχάσι (2h, to heal up, to cica-

|
ak
y

esnewucne CO. striped with white ; -οτε.
α. brown; whitish; -dwpup s. white
hairs ; -σ οὖν, or push S. Bape gay 5 --
pep a. whitening, rendering white;
-gacm 3. chem. dealbation, whitening,
bleaching, blanching; —gacgaikbd va.
to whiten, to render white, to bleach,
to blanch 3 —puyss -gousn a. SNOWY-
white, very candid, of dazzling white-
ness. [prsuiteg. a. White-coloured.
Yuypmashb pu a. of white flock; —b_
Wary frar sel pel ᾿ bgusy 8. 1) αὐῥνανω by caste cas oS °
ὕω ῥανιωζνε 9} 8. whiteness, white;
candidness, splendour; - 4bpug,
hoariness ; - swhfug » supwingh ,
snowy bosom, ivory whiteness, ala-
baster of the neck.

Uqhmuiaeg 8. white of an egg, al-
bumen; med. white scale of lepers; --
wsuy, White of the eye, conjunctiva,

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sclerotica; -- 4pmf, spermaceti; ce-
tine. [-,|}8δν a- albuminous.

Yuyfurwdtés 8. chem. albumenoid;

Uaeging x24 ον 0 -bdinh , —unbuml a.

να εξ 4. sponginess. [spongy.

αν... ὠξν ας. σι! 8. Pers. w. food com-
posed of butter & of dried curds.

Uyacghp, £fg s. Gr. w. monks de-
voted to study.

Dyn ει, Egh vna. to put off, to
delay, to defer, to neglect, not to
care for.

Uyo.dom s. delay, deferring, tem-
porizing ; negligence , carelessness ,
heedlessness.

Uuynctg, argh Or gy 8. sponge;
unc —, bastard —. alcyonium ; -- eek
auhery, spongy platina; uppky » Pou.
$64 sapogwe, to sponge, to clean or
Wipe off with a sponge; ΖΦ waynged
od bby qk pl a[d ’ “ἵν ἢ on » to admonish
kindly, to warn gently.

ἴω πε 8. U cag cas na ang sv 0. 00. e ͵

δλξ δε σνα. [1 9 αὐ νυ} 8. dung of ruminat-

Yapg ett ΓΆ. agp fl: [ing animals.
_ Usapets, kgf va. to insinuate, to
introduce gently, to bring in privily,
to foist, to thrust on; - or
Uae bl, ἔφ, un. to introduce, in-
sinuate or worm oneself in, to glide
or creep into, to penetrate, to dive

Uetegeem 5. insinuation. (into.

Verphbs ’ Daphact a. neat, tidy ,
spruce, clean, terse.

Uaprp ᾿ Uafisy ’ Uafs 8. blast, hiss,
whistle, sound, song.

Untwh , wy 8. axle-tree, axle.

Yertush wary, f 8. [J (2 -

Uris wh, wy8.leg-armour,greaves.

Datbsuhp 8. Gatsun & Yafosy-

Vers cat rears 8. Yurasfrow ; -4.f yna. to
lie, to tell lies, untruths, stories; τεῦ
8. Yoneufroune (ῥεῖ; —puwy ad. falsely,
mendaciously ; -s/p a. false, mendaci-
ous, lying ; -¢zy a. not existing, fan-
cied, imaginary, chimerical.

|| Paes , f ᾿ —pat, wg 8. Gr. w. stadi-
um 3 furlong ; qdgaynekt -ὦἃ ΟΣ
to gain the crown of martyrdom.

Yawgun a. judging falsely; -&
qa, -fwou, wy a, speaking lies, lying,
mendacious ; s. liar, impostor, fibber,
story-teller; -frounc(2h 9. lying tale,
fictitious story, falsehood, untruth,
Imposture.

Varwshd 3. ϑωδέσ'᾽; -&f% a. lie-

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inventing; romancing; —d«.4 §.§w.
δ..»ε. Ὁ.

YarauhuapS ; —nq a. thinking falsely
or erroneously; --“εὖϑῇ 9. false opin-
ion, fallacy, error.

YaresS ah » wy a. Wrongheaded, head-
strong, petulant, insubordinate, un-
disciplined ; impertinent , insolent ;
knavish, rascally, roguish; -- fdabey,
to rebel; -ὦ qpiay Or ~bid, b-gf un. to
grow insolent, to become a rascal, to
disobey, to revolt, to plague, to be-
have badly ; -&gacgfs a. rendering
insubordinate ; -οε ῥα» 5. wayward-
ness, insolence, petulance, insubor-
dination, mutiny; -ὐῷ zh,» to be
have in a disorderly manner.

+ Wenees4 screfjreee. a. renowned falsely.

Yuval » ag a. indocile, morose,
disobedient, reluctant, untractable,
froward, restive; austere, rude, harsh,
rigorous, severe; - αἴ, gf un. to op-
pose, to resist, to be obstinate, to
disobey, to rebel, to be insolent ; —aeh
s.indocility, disobedience, insolence,
rebellion; rudeness, severity, rigour.

Unwin, τῶν wy 8. Gr. w. stomach;
belly; ms gry ules - Gk puhgrys I have
a weak digestion; - bi ga.£,1 have
the stomach-ache ; -- σεῦ, a. stomach-
ic, gastric; -- Shi . gastric juice;
-wgue,f a. having 8 pain in the sto
mach; s. stomach-ache.

Yuruyogs fry OF wg a. SUppositions,
false, feigned, fictitious, artificial, in-
vented, fabulous, imaginary, chimer-
ical, romantic , story-telling; -o fh
s. fiction, feint, dissimulation, falsity.

UJ ess ater case, εν} UN. to acquire, to
gain, to obtain, to get; to have, to
possess, to hold; to purchase, to buy:
to create; Jkpumfh -ν to regain, to
re-acquire, to recover; yuan -, to
achieve glory.

Yorwt soil 8. Ramus Sab ff

YoutneEp a. pseudocierical; b>
8. Joemutact.[sence or oil of myrrb.

Uru fr, μιν 4. Gr. w. storax; es

Yumugnfp a. false, fallacious, fic-
titious ; ~agusnncl” a. story-telling, ΓΟ"
mancing, fabulous, lying.

Yuyug he s. receipt, discharge-

wuyuhwh a, acquired, possessed,
adventitious; gr. possessive ; created,
made.[pier; purchaser, buyer: creator.

Umwghs, --πη 8. possessor, Οὐδ"

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Uanegne ws πα 8- purchase, acquisi-
_ tion, property, possessions, goods,
substance, power: creature ; —sause_
“ε [9 βεῖ, s. great quantity of goods;S.
Qi scare Ecce fi: -mukp 8. δυξωυξρὶ τως
o£ 2. owner, Ῥγοργίοίον -σεΐ ῥεῖ» 4.
riches, opulence. [Session.
ἴτε σι. 2, 3. acquisition, gain, pos-

Uwumgnegubid ya. to cause to pos-
8088 Or acquire.

Upwssgneguwbbd va.to prove to be
false, to render vain, to adulterate.

Unngp 9 “[5 8. Yau gne ith.

munfioe. a. infatuated with false
Opinions ; —». (3) s. false opinion.

U cov carp oxo fuly & Gr.w. S. U csvees oft e

Vag fron » &c. §. C caso for cw . ἅς.

Verh gee πεῖν. ὃ. go-cart.

Vebkquted, wguy un to collocate
or settle oneself.

Uatyk va. to collocate, to place,
to settle, to establish. { chants.

[Κη s. mus. Armenian modulated

Uarkad pub &. poet.

JobgewpuwhkS ya. to invent, to find
out, to forge; -putac(#h s. pootry;
fiction, invention; -gnp%, f s.creator;
~gapd usu a. creative ; ~gapSEdS va.
to create; -gapdac(Pf.% 6. creation;
-gfp a. innate, inborn ; -ζωΐν a. creat-
ed; invented, factitious, forged; pla-
Btlo; —fhatee(#h s. plasticity, mould-
ing, modelling; -ῤαᾳ εἰ ῥα un. to be
created together.

Uubgdmitbs, df va. to create, to
produce from,nothing ; to form, to
figure ; to find out, to invent, to con-
trive, to forge. [author.

ὕ »εηδὺ;. -δπη 8. creator; inventor,
Unk gdncwds , ag 8. creature; inven-
an production.

ον ἔτ ἡ & τε. οὖ oy ν ᾿ a. invented
devised, fictitions, false.

Unban, δύ 8. York qd uibbed.

[ἐδ aca s. creation; invention.

Yukat ’ οἷν or att e qouhp $. branch,
bough, shoot ; stalk, stem, trunk;
anat. focil; gr. dactyle ; mus. key, stop;
8. Denk gh; bot. um el; - Sfiry » pillar
of smoke ὃ ambynchp sso orn oss Ts ὧν ly cas oy ᾽
branches of a candelabrum; uebqockp
befkpocwy , antlers or branches of
Stags’ horns > «πα ἔτη περ va onhh ,
keys, key-board, finger-board of a
plano-forte ; - wpdwhk,, to branch
out, to ramify; -wép_ a. ramifying,

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ramified ; —wsuapoc(Jf s. dactyle met-
er; -weap a. branchy; -ἰα, bguy un.
to shoot, to sprout, to bud forth, to
pullulate, to grow.

1]ω» ὁ «, Egle un. to lie, to fib, to. tell
untruths, stories, to impose upon; to
give the lie to, to belie; -- mfrufz, to
break one’s promise, word or vow.

Yuck agg fit “νι, OF bf δ. Carrot; day
pkif --᾿ parsnip ; duyef —, madder,
athamantha. [ 35. 317 cubic feet ).

Umtp s. Gr.w. stere (cubic meter;

Unk »η, ἥἍνννε βὶ s. perjury, false oath.

Uobpgncdt 2. perjurer; a. taking a
false oath, perjuring.

Uuwtpfep a. strayed, erred, roving,
astray; -4, £g/ va. to lead astray,
to turn aside, to put out of the right
way, to cause to err, to pervert; to
distort, to wrest, to misinterpret, to
misconstrue ; —fd, ὅσῳ un. to go a-
stray, to be led astray, to leave the
right path, to wander, to err, to fail;
-σε ἢ, 3. deviation, wandering, error.

York ppt ὃ. sterling.

Yuk nf, fb Or wy a. sterile ; —sssls seal,
wae, —ped, gee un. to become sterile,
barren, to be past breeding; -«(2F
s. sterility.

Ube» sy 8. hair, camel’s hair; --ὐς
[9 εῥ ει δ, 8. chem. unhairing, scraping
off the hair; -δηξῖν a. of camel’s hair.

[]7Ζ..ξ δ᾽ s. weaver’s small staves.

Up esrb oxy ᾿ wan fury ’ “αἴ ΟΡ amc. 8. speed,
haste, alacrity, diligence ; a. frequent,
instant ; ad. frequently, often, instant-
ly; - -- ad. quickly, hastily; very of-
ten, continually, incessantly ; eufayee
OF «yf ad. in haste, in a hurry, quick,
fast, with great speed or alacrity;
eagerly, hotly; - 4a, to persevere
in, to be assiduous, stedfast in, con-
stant in, to apply or addict oneself to.

Uarf. wenmeoy 8. honour.

Uupfuneg 3. Gr.w. stichariam, Greek
ecclesiastical garment.

Uanft » ὅτων ἦγ costs « Ρ' wank wth 3. breast,
bosom ; teat; fg. source, spring; -
wreeh, pap; — ἔνήπε., nsfeuph, &C-,
nipple, udder, dug; ῥ᾽ “ων ἦν, at the
breast : Siwbnel f webs, sucking-
child; owls εἰν ἦν easy sme. amber ὦ εἶξε » girt
about the paps; gépwhpky sebuah,
to suckle, to give suck, to give the
breast to; ¢h4, - ὦ. to suck, to draw
the breast; 8. Lene githh ε ; asthe ly seste fog

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the breasts in adolescence ; saw

aonb ast . to give milk; ῥ dnc8 “κεῖ ὦ,
50% hwfulruy , hanging to her breast;
- whhuwt pk, thy breast are fash-
ioned 3 sy bf ῥ wen ἔ- εὐἿἦ»ο lors πῃ my

hope from my mother’s womb.

Yerfaqepuep , — prj, mk a8. Yankoy ad.

Usefiykl, κοΐ va. to press, to con-
strain, to oblige, to force, to neces- .
sitate, to pursue closely; to solicit, to
urge, to hasten, to hurry, to expedi-
ate; -fd" un. to be pressed, constrain-
ed, forced, obliged; to make haste,
to hurry; smpaypl f xbpry upepo, 1

cannot resist the desire to...

1) νῥαρνηω εν, a. pressing, urgent,
[pressure.
nfunet 8. constraint, urgency,

sl Pho

UYorfeguohwt a. Stygian.
Uenfe purl 8. Gr. w. storax.

Unfeb pat, ag 8. Gr. we Verse; Sig
- thre, the five poetical books of the

Bible.

Uerfes Unk s.Gr.w.element, point,
note; line, verse; -£s; kgf va. to put

or divide in verses, to versify.

[) ν 64, Egfva.to adulate, to flatter.

1) οὐνωξιυ στο, a. weaned.

UY atinth Af, 45 va. to surmount, to
prevail; to hurt, to injure, to wrong,

to prejudice, to damage.

Uniigud’, agp un. to be taken with
& ΒΡΆΒΠΙ; —gusbow a. 8pasmodic; —guhp

δ. 8pasm.

Uae bay or wg, af OF pfs 0 pfes,
sb, ὅσ. a. at the breast, sucking; --
anqey» SUcking-child; -- Ssh. infan-

Cy; ~ghkw on. to suck. [-wxg, lullaby.
UJ οὐἵνωνεε. 1 ag 40. nurse, wet-—; Ep.
Yond uh 5. anat. diaphragm.
Ywmagqngh s. Gr. ὦ. chanting of the

psalms by alternate voices.
Und s. Gr.w. sword-edge.

Vere rr chias%e at —he ; busy 8. Gr.w. pot,
pitcher; -- Jf «ἴτησε. a cruse of honey.
Unc, 48. Gr. w. portico, porch.

Yury» negug a. true, just, certain,
sure, indubitable, assured, positive,
infallible, veritable, real, authentic,
genuine; ad.surely, certainly, assur-
edly, to be sured, by all means.

Umrnphb ath a. stoical; s. stoic; -- uw.
qeste., stoicism.

Un s. bottom, the under or lower
part; / —, under, underneath, below;

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f -&. from under, from below or be-
neath; downwards.
wv orgs cas gr εἴ costa be of va. to subdivide;
~pud wboeth §. subdivision; -pbp, ἄς.
8. Uypupke » &0.; —plwk a. living
upon the earth ; -guwewa a. earthly,
terrestrial, mundane; -gfp 8. inscrip-
tion; signature; —gruwhus a. desctip-
tive ; —gyncf. ad. with the head down-
wards ; -ge&/ va. to subscribe ; to
sign; to depict, to describe; to trace,
to figure, to design; —gywq δ. signer,
subscriber; —g¢pac{2p s. subscription;
signature ; description; -- φωω s. low-
er or inferior class ; —qesuuwhuh α΄ gf.
subjunctive; -gwebds va. to submit,
to place or put under; to subordinate;
to subdue, to overcome; -φρωξαῦ,
&e. S. D2le eng prusheats , &c.; —hruofebd vn.
to be hung up, suspended; -4uy, fy
a. subaltern, inferior, subject, sub-
Ordinate, serving; sublunary, terre-
Strial ; - ζω ῥα un.to be subdued, sub-
ject to; —hayne (2h s.submission, sub-
jection, subordination; -—g£ s.comma;
-henaca watt Sva. to shorten, to dock,
to cut, to retrench; -;ῆξῤΛξἌν a. inferior;
terrestrial, mundane ; - s. terrestri-
als, mortals, mankind ; —dupfembd 8.
ἢ ον ὦν; bh fl β ζω; un. to fall
down, to precipitate ; to fall under, to
submit, to yield, to be subject to, to
undergo ; -thhu, a. subject, subdued;
—lawhld va. to subscribe ; -fapew va.
to destroy utterly ; -- πιωρρά να. to send
dOWN ; —wwpup ad. affirmatively ; -ea.
fut a. affirmative; —v&J/ va. to affirm,
to say yes, to consent, to confirm;
~ancqutet a. liable to submersion;
-uncgkd ya. to submerge, to immerse,
to send to the bottom, to ingulf; τανε.
fe 4. affirmation.
YJ worn 8. antarctic pole; comma.
“(ἔτ aay p or eke σευ -. sablan-
ary or terrestrial things. |
estes +g a. underground; a.
s. subterranean; whyp -- . tunnel.
Users 4. the inferior part, the an-
derneath ; a. inferior, lower; — or ὁ -

pr. ad. under, beneath, underneath,
down, below,

[or roller.
Qurnph peng. pheag s. weaver’s beam
[ρον pbog a. 8. inferior, low;

lower part or end, bottom; subter-
ranean ; tartarus, hell; - Jee, Low-

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er Armenia; -- Dwnphe, Colesyria; -ρ
Lebef, bowels of the earth; ῥ᾽ —a dp
weetk,, to set, to go down, to disap-

Umopdie dpa 9. hidden places. [pear.

1).νρί ας οἷν a. lower, lowest.

1) ννρίνων , wy 8. under garment.

UD mnpire hawt. ft a. inferior; earth-
ly, terrestrial ; pp. 8. Ph aneanp ease +

ΣΎ wry 8. 8. ὕωνορμξιρ &
1) τρί ; sublunarians. '

Ywnpagubet ἃ. categorical; -ᾳφ
the 5. attribute; -g&u, kgf va. to spe-
cify, to express; to ascribe, to attri-
bute ; -go.(2h s. predicament, class;
category, kind.

UYornpndkup Gr.w. 8, Yarxp-

Usaprw, fg 4. foot of a mountain ;
skirt of a robe or cloak; train ofa
ZOWN; wa. —nd sep ptt, at the foot of
the mountain ; -apep, a. trailing
one’s gown, clothed in trailing robes;
- quandaeXwh, trailing gown; -- x&
dk he» promenade in gown & train.

καρ νον 8. tunnel.

Ywaprcun, ῥ - ad. from below,
beneath or under.

Yarneup, 70. large, great, volum-
inous; thick, dense; strong, lusty;
gr. harsh, close; — garhg ν pulvk,
numerous, powerful army ; — διωῦραε,,
μι», great weight.

DJ wor wpepnet a. of great girth; —
(FqlFk uy a. boarded; -(ηίθ ξιΓ va. to
board ; —(#a.7/% 4“. boards ; paste-
board; -ghwmt., &e. 8, 2. νον crn ἐν ον ext _
gh, &C.5 —Sen. a. furnished with
great trees; s. large tree; -fupham
a. made of massive pieces or stones ;
very large, very voluminous; -—duyt
a.gr. harsh, hard; -d&én% a. great, nu-
merous, powerful ; —dieds 5. Pratayreer
Sead 5 -- κω ages UN. to thicken, to
had thick or large, to enlarge; to

ecome or grow larger, bigger, stout-
ér, fatter ; to increase in size, to grow;

~waye a. thick & sharp-pointed ; —wmk_.

qe% a. heavy-branched ; —gacd& s. phys.
magnifying power; --οσε δι va. to
thicken, to enlarge; to augment, to
increase ; phys. to magnify. [ness.

U eore cope (9 [με 8. largeness, thick-

Yunegupwt a. truthful, veracious ;
true, real, veritable; s. etymologist;
~ahet a. etymological ; τυ ad.
truly; - δοῦν, &gf una. to tell the truth;
te verify, te explain ; to trace the

etymology or derivation of a word;
-«.f2} s. truthfulness, veracity; ety-
mology; -ορξ ad. etymologically.

Δαν ἐν - domed salon if ad. truly ὃ -“,ςξ ὦ a.
knowing thoroughly, well informed;
certain, sure, true, certified, verified ;
-gfp a. authentic; written with cer-
tainty; -¢e4s va. to write with cer-
tainty ; to rectify ; —gya-/(2} s. authen-
tic writing ; ratification ; —frow a. truth-
speaking, truthful; —4eswee a. ortho-
dox ; —Ssdfru a. very erudite, learned,
most expert or skilful; -egwmnacd 8.

cor [5 ἐν cas xy seenieeel; -αἰ(ξω ad. certain-
ly, truly, verily, in truth, without
doubt :. --οὔγωννε (9 4. sharp-sighted-
ness; fig- keenness of vision.

1). σε. 4. kof: va. to certify, to ve-
rify, to assure, to affirm, to aver, to
prove; to examine thoroughly, to in-
form oneself of the truth of, to en-
quire, to ascertain; to trace etymolo-

Unneghs 5. verifier. [gies.

Jenne gfe S. | Py δὼ.

Yanegh 4. anat. esophagus.

Yonegne(2h 4. certainty, verity, as-
surance, verification.

Yanchep pag So shadow; fig. shadow,
figure, sign; -ρν shade, manes, ghost,
spectre, spirit; «#2 —, vain shadow;
=p “ἴωεξ πε.» shades of death; the dark
grave ; ~e thetpy . the shades of
night; -- ρα (appt ,the evening shades;
oe be 2575 ῥ thang (Upewurmmnebe )
light & shade in painting, chiaro-os-
curd; — wphwth, f thwpu. to shade a
drawing ; fepb. q- whgwhb,, to pass
away like a shadow ; fpphe q- bh
hkwip Siepgy. life is but a fleeting
shadow.

ἴθ νει μευ, S, bof una. to speak
darkly, with a veiled meaning ; —pa%_
oc(3f.u 5. circumlocution, ambages ;
-pwp ad. obscurely, shadowy; —payse
8. bot. shadow-grass ; a. producing
darkness (night); -¢fs a. shadowed,
figured; -¢fp φρο 8. sketch, draught,
Outline; draughtsman, pattern-draw-
er; -ερξεώ va. to sketch, to rough-
draw, to delineate, to trace; todraw,
to represent, to figure; -gpacl#h 5.
sketch, delineation, outline; sciagra-
phy ; -Aépe a. skittish, starting; -d«
wbS va. to darken, to throw into the
shade, to eclipse, to offuscate, to ob-
soure, to dim, to tarnish; -- οὖν a. sha-

use

overshadow; to give shade.

Uaene% 4. falsehood, untruth, story,
fib, falseness, falsity ; grgwhb, 9,

to give the lie to; to belie.
Upwnck a. 8. ΙΒ ; adulating.

Uerntgutkd, Egh un. not to like

listen to, or consent to, to disobey,
to contravene ; -gukey a. indocile ‘
disobedient; —gushae(P het ΟΥ̓ «edb §.
contempt, disobedience, indocility.
wnopfjas 8. Gr. w. water-sprout;

top, whipping-top, peg-top.

U ρέων Gr.w. ofr sas efessys 5 ~bjam,
δα. 8. U ang co cas asy br one . &e.

U exspressenfoa pte or “δοῦν 8. Griw. geoner-
al’s tent, habitation, or quarters, head-
quarters.

Uorrhud fe a.born of a slave; —udt_ |

Sp a. honouring slaves; —f% a. slay-
ish, servile; -tedl, aguy un..to be or
become a slave, a servant; —-uku ad.
like a slave, slavishly, servilely ; κε:
gwtkS va. to reduce to slavery, to en-
slave, to enthral.
1) να κι un. to become a slave.
[8 ρέβο s.fellow-slave.
Unpack 5. slavery, bondage, yoke,
servitude, subjection.
mpopnant Gr. υ. 5. Jom.
wend’ s. Gr. w. strombus, turbin-
ite, (a testaceous univalve).

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dy, shadowy, obscare ; figurative ,
Bymbolical; 3. ΙΝ
a. shadow-like; figurative; -fasec(oh
8. ScIAMANCY 3 —Suyed a. dispersing
shadow or darkness (light); —4nq 8.
umber, umbra; -di#d a. covered with
shadow, shadowed, shady, dark, ob-
ΒΟΌΓΘ; -dinpunnc(Pfcw 8. sciamachia;
best, θη, vn. to be covered with
shadow, immersed in shade, darken-
ed, obscured; to grow cloudy, dark;
Lk ph §. ΣΤ Σ ΧΩ > —hefres oe 0 Meer νας ’
~huwboy a. sitting in the shade; liv-
ing in obscurity; -sanpec(3f s. gno-
monics ἡ “any δε em 8. Yornek prashied 5 ~ag ba
ad. like a shadow; darkly, obscurely;
~mbf va.to dim, to obscure; -al-owh
a. shadow-like, dark, obscure; fleet-
ing, passing; -wmb (Whwpumncip) 5.
camera obscura; ~pf&/ va. to shadow,
to shade; to shade a drawing : ~phan_
(hee s. geom. projection; gag 5. gno-
mon ; —gregutl f va. to cOver with
shadow, to shadow, to shade, to dark-
en, to obscure; to hide, to veil, to

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ΠΣ ΔῈ Gr.w. 8. Yorunphyos.

) ων ς, Pe Lok ΓΕ slave; vassal,
subject, serf; servant ; -- pagodft,
slave born in the house.

UucpapédS va.to spin round.

Duapfieeod, σα ὦ un. to repent, to
regret, to rue, to be seized with re-
pentance, touched with contrition.

Unpfuip OF forts 4. repentance,
regret, concern, sorrow, grief, re-
morse, compunction. [pent.

YapfugacguikeS va. to cause to re-

Upwpt puts 8. Yaypewncy 5 ~gyncfa a.
long-headed ; sharp-witted ; -- baat,
pinnacled mountain ; -g&% a. armed
with sharp weapons; — feng, char-
lots armed with scythes; —(#&« a. a-
cute-winged ; — or -(aps a. flying
swiftly ; —frumg 8. foncer; S. Qfirafuuy,
ἄς.; -fenqleng a. killed, slain witha
sword ; —daye a. pointed, sharpened;
-5n (3} 4. pestilence, plague, epide-
my, contagion, mortality. oo

Upwhy a. keen-sighted , piercing-
eyed ; fig. clear-sighted, perspicacious;
—o(#h s. piercing sight; fg. perspicui-
ty, clear-sightedness ; -{afe or -fe.
wap wabbd va. to put to the sword;
~hmacg a. sharp-beaked ; 7 ζορβῥᾷ.
pointed shoe.

Up=s, fy 3. drawing-room, hall, sa-
loon; curtain; church-porch, portico,
court ; corridor.

Ups, wg 8. small hall; small
curtain, hanging, tapestry, arras; -
Supuwhg, curtained bed ; —adh. a.
curtain-shaped ; -wie S. ῦω δε.

νωςζςιω κως a. eagle-eyed; having
ἃ penetrating glance.

U) race Saas yt a. shrill-voiced.

ἴων vn. to desire earnestly , to
long for, to sigh after.

Upressliss watt J va. to kill with ἃ
sword, to put to the edge of the sword;
-buk,. to fall by the sword; -te§
8. acubpudk pl; --αἶξ ὦ a.acuminated,
pointed; very sharp or cold; --αἴξων a.
acute-minded, sharp-witted , clear-
sighted, subtle, penetrating, quick,
ingenious; —dfefS un. to be well-tem-
pered, hardened ; inne (2 8. acumen,
acuteness , clear-sightedness , subtil-
ty, perspicuity, penetration, sagacity;
“burt, engingy un. to be pointed, sharp,
to end in a point; to pass rapidly, to
fiy, to go quickly, to fleet away, to

se: i ee χρυ. ς ἧ

UPF

rush on, to precipitate, to rush on
_ headlong; to be soured, exasperated,
to chafe at; / peg —. to disappear, to
fly away, to vanish.

νων fet a. acute-angled; 4. acute
angle; - bawhhfe%, Oxygon.

Upwdep a. moving quickly, rapid,
swift, impetuous, violent ; -f/' un. to
go swiftly, to run rapidly, to hasten.

U) passers bras ° -ἰωο &c. 8. Upeushin » ἄς.

Upappkgaecgutksfva.to charm, to a-
stound, to stun;-p/Jsvn.to be raptured.

Upenpaqas a. having the throat cut;
ad. with one’s throat cut; —pmy s.
bramble, briar.

σαι με, α. singing the Trisagium 3
-£/, kgf va. to sing the Trisagium, to
sanctify, to hallow, to laud; -nc(#f.c%
s. Trisagium, hymn; -euw, a. holily;
-popet a. pure-mouthed; -gfp s. ha-
giographer; —p, hagiographic books;
~gapd, fr a. consecrating; sanctify-
Ing; —gapdkJ va. to consecrate; to
sanctify ; -ανρδ σε (δ 8. consecration ;
Banctification ; —gncdiep a» composed
of saints, venerable ; -gn<tq α. οἵ holy
assembly; -—gpéd/ va. to correct; --
arls. OF gpoq 8. corrector; —gpac(a}
δ. correction ; -géq s. purgative; —
waine,. to take a purgative, to purge;
τον , to purge ; —quels a. sacred; 8.
His Holiness, His Grace; -qutbd, δ.
gb va. to consecrate ; to deify, to idol-
120; -γσηδωων a. clothed in a holy or
White raiment; holy, pious, godly,
divine; —ghuputne(Pfed 4. hagiology ;
~qiughop 4. Holy Writ, Bible; -qircs_
husk, S. Ure fepreshuach ; —quocl# fer 8. holi-
hess; —2hp, Your Holiness; -zayu a.
enlightening the spirit, of spiritual
light, pure, holy; -4% a. holy, pure,
chaste ; ~Gb uy ἢ bgusy ᾿ —kpot a. irre-
pevecne nies pure, chaste, godly, saint-
1Y; saint-like, holy ; —Zgopq a. partak-
Ing of holiness; —Su0é" a. calm & gen-
tle, clear & sweet; —Suykmy a. pudic
or modest-looking, pure; perspicaci-
ous ; -Sém a. leading to holiness,
Sacred; -δω δ 8. Uppupwth lS; —_
dbz a. abstaining rigorously ; ~Siwmnyg
a. offered piously, with reverence;
πάρε a. very pure, holy; -dfm a.
holy-minded, pure, pudic; ~sdiebwJ" yn,
to have a pure heart or mind; -dimwae,
@f.% s. holy-mindedness.

feet, fs. anus, fundament; * -ρ

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s. med. lochia, (evacuations from the
womb after childbirth).

ΠΕΣ ΣΙ aguy UN. to be holy ,
sacred, consecrated or set apart, to
consecrate or devote oneself; -hacky
S. Uppwsliomnyy ; -ὼς a. containing
relics: fasting rigorously; s. reliqui-
ary, shrine ; -ρ or ~weSac(sh 4. rigor-
ous abstinence ; —a£w ad. holily, with-
out stain, chastely ; -αηδ᾽ a. sacri-
legious; 8. profaner ; —ayqdac(Pfe% δ.
sacrilege, profanation ; -~oct# or Phu
S. βνωρβ; ΣΝ &e. A peupush ,
&e.; -wke a. fond of holiness, loving
chastity ; -ufps a. holy-hearted ; τῶν.
Ub sas -οἷν,νε νη. Or wack a. brought up
in piety, godly, pure; —qdaybyncy a. fit
for saints; -quye s.holy place ;— a«ras_
Mw, august temple ; -sw, a. well
polished , bright ; τον, a. seeing
clearly; of calm, pure, holy aspect;
πον εν 8. VOStrY-POOM, 8ACri8ty; —amaof
8. cyborium, pyx ; Sued ζ, νη —enfory s pYX-
cover ; - σιωΐν 8. sacred asylum, sanctu-
ary ; temple, church, &c.; a. sanctify-
ing, expiatory; -pusa, wg a. sanctify-
ing, saving, wholesome ; — ztap4p.
sanctifying or saving grace; -pupeah
8. sanctification ; —gaeyewhbd va. to
sanctify; to consecrate; to canonize;
~geegned 8. sanctifying ; consecra-
tion; canonization; -pwy a. shining
in holiness, pure, clean, holy ; * —pesys
8. polished marble ; —gztfs_s. inquisit-
Or; -ρῦσείθῥιε, s. inquisition; erbut
-(2&, the Inquisition, the Holy Office.

Upekd. Egh va. to sanctify, to con-
secrate; to purify; to clean, to wipe
off, to wipe dry, to spunge up; to ex-
piate; to offer, to dedicate; to ob-
serve, to keep religiously ; med. to
absterge, to cleanse, to deterge; --
φεῖο σε. ὦν to shave the beard ; - ΧΊΟΣ
gnele , to pare the nails; — geen, to
prune, to lop; Sead -, to refine by
fire; - qyaphewt, to winnow.

Welt S.Uapshh- a

Ucehs. a. sanctifying 5 purifying,
cleaning ; med. abstergent; s. razor ; -
dhawg, towel; — pudwif, the puri-
ficatory.

Uceg4ee a. abstaining from meats.

Open (ἢ s. holiness; purification;
purity, cleanliness, neatness ; expia-
tion; offering; sanctuary ; * Commun-
ion ; fg. chastity, modesty ; innocence,

Urn

integrity, candour ; med. abstersion;
- es or - upg,» the Holy of Holies;
- -BE, ornp -ἔφ. most sacred; yo
-(#E, temple, ‘charch , &e.; Lote
Your Holiness ; -ξ ad. holily.

UrencSf af. holy; sf. saint; Holy

ἢ) δ ων, ps. pl.swords. (Virgin.

Ue ofbep a. sharp-horned.

- Upbd, &gh va.to grind, to sharpen,
to whet, to point, to set, to give an
edge, to acuminate ; fig. to spur, goad
or urge on, to stimulate, to rouse up,
to excite, to stir.

Upeule wg a. running or flowing vio-
lently, impetuous, rapid; - géu, rap-
id river; -fage gw. to hasten, to run
with the utmost haste; —n(#% 8. rap-
id course, impetuosity.

᾿ Upeleud un. to run out of breath.

Urhhey » bg a. 8. ruffian, rascal,
scoundrel, varlet, hired-assassin, brig-

Upebget 5. minium. | {and.

. Upheg. ραν 9. flute; flageolet;
fife ; syringe; -- Sucnpuw,, bird-call;
— Sadorwlwt , shepherd's pipe, reed;
bacmgky uphgue, to play the flute;

to i. e.

*Ueds, s. goldsmith’s pincers.

ad |e. Co 8. coffee & milk; —ling 8.
coffee-pot; -uara, arg 8. coffee-plant-
ation; —put 8. coffee-house ; — fr agest_
“πῆ . coffee-room ; -pwp , wg 8. coffee-
house keeper.

Upatif: s. bot. coffee-plant.

Uprfun ὁ. chem. caffeine.

θυνηωςωρ sg 8. flute-player.

Uptgts un. to play the flute ; to
hiss, to whistle; to bray ?

UprSockg. 4. bot. St. John’s wort.

Uerdpé&» Upoek. fg s. H. w. seraph;
—p» Seraphim.

Upad phuphiuah ; —genefild- a. where
the seraphim dwell; -gaesding ν - δεῖνα»
-μπειβ. a. Where the seraphim as-
semble; 8. chorus of seraphim ; —4.%
a. seraphic; -dimpacy a. pure, holy as
ἃ seraph; --εἰωΐ, a. seraph-like; - ον,
a.representing the seraphim; -—«a#5
a. guarded by seraphim ; -fog a.
erowded by seraphim ; -auwweu §
Upod phuttiliatt ~—ssesgemes Us served by
seraphim ; -whs a. seraph-seeing
( Isaiah ); seraph-figured (saint Mes-
rob ); -asfay a. resembling a seraph;
— pw a. surrounded or guarded by
seraphim.

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*YporbG s- sool. coddy-muddy, laras.

Urry, & 8. θέωων.

Upnewh , wg 8. phial, flagon, bottle;
cruet; gauge ; — qbpuwpacdfhg, Cup-
ping-glass.

Upo-@f.% s. sharpness, acuteness,
keenness, point; subtilty ; rapidity,
velocity, speed, celerity 5— siwmy, 8»
cumen ; — ων ῥ᾽ . shrillness.

Upecg a.rather sharp; s. flageolet.

Ueoca 5. sharpening, setting, grind-

Upaethna.good- , sharp-eared. (ing.

Upoctez » bby $. leg, shank.

Upubascqass, mq 8. cabinet, lady's
private room, boudoir; nuptial bed,
thalamus ; bed-curtain.-

Upuhuapure » ΟΣ perirrhanteriom;
holy- water pile.

Upuh&d, kgf va. to sprinkle, to be-,
to asperse, to water, to spill, to shed,
to spirt out, to bathe lightly.

Upedtbs 5. aspersorium, aspergile;
holy-water sprinkler.

Upuhaca s. aspersion, besprinkling.

*[Jpunen. 8. frozen show-flake.

Uparwpuwfu a. palpitating; — pet, to
palpitate ; -p&4 a. broken-hearted,
discouraged, dejected, despondent;
astonished, frightened; — mn%b,, to
dishearten, to discourage, to deject,
to take away ἃ person’s courage, to
disconcert; to dismay, to frighten, to
strike with astonishment; — ,f%é,. to
be broken-hearted , disheartened ,
down cast, dispirited, desponding, to
lose or want courage ; to be frighten-
ed, dismayed; -pb4és, —pbgpw 8.
Ἰσονωμέ wort br oS εὐ μι. Γ ὃ -εδίοι ϑῥώὰ
5. faint-heartedness, dejection, des-
pondency, discouragement, constern-
ation; -g£a a. knowing all hearts;
—_ft a. ad. with all one’s heart; -¢a3
a. crying, imploring heartily; —g-«neg
s.anat. auricles of the heart; -ἴδωωῴ
a. disheartened, dismayed, struck with
consternation ; -(¢ wiped s. constern-
ation, dismay 5 -ἰἝδ ache 8. ΠΡΣΣ ὦ;
~jbp a. hearty, sincere; ad. heartily,
sincerely ; -Ag a. heart-sick, deeply
afflicted; -fa(d a. very desirous, anx-
ious, longing for, amorous ; — madby.
to make one’s mouth water; to in-
flame with desire, to enamour; -§6¢.
a. heart-broken, —-wounded; -—¢f_b!
va.to grieve deeply, to break one’s
heart; to rend the heart, to harrow;

U's

—fameap or hunnep 8. ὕσωνωμες & fe o_
— BunfbS 5 -hpwtke s. anal. pericardium ;
-Sw%ny a. grateful, delightful, pleasing;
-$uberf s.bantering, jeering, mock-
ing ; -t&é< a. heart-shaped; —2sjh4 S.
Upgeraquyd ; ot ure ad, willingly; παν
Dard, «»9 “ὦ, un. to take heart or cour-
age, to be inspirited; -2u,¢ a. pity-
or heart-stirring, pitiable, grievous,
touching, moving, affecting; —agssfu
watt fva. to strike with consterna-
tion, to terrify, to appal; —,/%4,, to be
struck with terror, to be dismayed,
greatly afraid; - οὐ. a. re-animated,
encouraged ; courageous, intrepid;
-uiyk Sf va. to re-animate, to encoar-
age, to inspire with courage, to re-
vive, to put new spirits into, to raise
again or restore a person’s spirits;
-αἷνη ft un. to be re-animated, to take
courage, to recover one’s spirits; —
wjleoe(dh 5. bravery, courage, heart,
boldness; -aff un. to take to heart,
to get angry,to chafe ; -ans a. touch-
ing the heart, moving, affecting, tend-
er; touched, moved; eager, desirous,
burning for ; angry, displeased, shock-
ed, wounded, exasperated; heart-of-
fending , mournful, heart-piercing ;
-su&s a. knowing the thoughts of the
heart ; -apaf a. palpitating, trembl-
ing for; desirous, longing for ; —gas«.
a. heart-sick; compassionate , sorry,
afflicted ; —gurenc(F#fc% s. compassion,
pity; distress , anguish, grief; med.
heart-burn; -f@#% ad. compassionate-
ly, pitifully ; ~gueguibd va, δ. Ἰσωω,.
αὐνη ἔτ Γι: to affect, to touch.

Uporkuy a. courageous, intrepid,
spirited, bold, lively ; «ay —, a man of
heart. {ent, tender.

Ugebawtgt a. ardent, eager, ferv-

Upohey o. heart-burning , --rend-
ing, --wounding, poignant, bitter.

UprenSb2unelP fed 2. heart’s ease.

Upwdinwhwt a. choleric, irascible;
~% s.irascibility.

Upendiok S, Agf, bf, bguy un. to
lose one’s temper, to be angry, out of
al] patience, indignant, in a passion,
provoked, irritated, exasperated, en-
raged; “(7 να Desa be oy es 0. euphof un syt ᾽
he was seized with rage; -Aynegw_
wb va. to make angry, to put ina
passion, to irritate, to enrage, to ex-
asperate, to put out of all patience,

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to excite to anger, to vex, to plague..
ὕμνον (2h s.indignation, passion,
vexation, anger, ire, spite, wrath,
Page ; hfnrguiby gang -(2E, to stifle,
smother or suppress the fire of one’s
indignation ; 5. Lr“popane-
1) νον δ 7, ὅς. 8. Ub quupupl, δια.
Upentful ; ΠΕΣ, » ὅζο. S. 1) αν ῥα, °
Upuancy 4. little heart; bot.sap. [&c-
Upunguench s.cardialgy; 8. Uparugy—-
Ufpusd wth fp s. cincture, apron, lin-
en girdle; dressing-gown. [apron.
Upurd arb va- to gird with an
Ufpwdush ft, duy vn. to put on an
apron, to gird oneself with a cloth;
to put on, or to wear a dressing-gown;
pocpdu —, to clothe oneself in sack-
or hair-cloth. [ing with.
Upwdne% 4. the girding, or cloth-
Uperphl S. Purp fil
Udita, U pla a. spread, dispersed;
diffuse , extended ; sporadical ; ad.
scattered about, spread here & there;
- Swfufrp, profusely, with great ex-
pense, splendidly; -g s. dispersion,
spreading out, scattering; the Spo-
rades ; dispersed nations; ῥ᾽ -ω δε».
«wé,,to disperse, scatter or spread
every where.

Utbephe Gr.w.8.U debe.

Upap δ. U papacy -

Ufapuhwt a. relieving, cheeripg
up. consolatory, comfortable.

Ufpapwhe s. relief, alleviation, sol-
ace, ease, consolation, soothing, com-
fort, balm; diversion, recreation.

UpapkS, kgf va. to relieve, to allay,
to ease, to soothe, to assuage, to con-
sole, to comfort, to soften, to ap-
pease; to rejoice, to divert, to recre-
ate ; -- qdbymu, to calm, to assuage, to
charm away, to beguile one’s sorrow
or grief.

U papa pet » -ne ds Se ὕω .

|| διΓ, kgf va. to spread, to dis-
seminate, to disperse, to scatter, to
strew, to sow, to propagate, to diffuse;
to pour out or forth, to open; afraby
Suyfhe, to strew with flowers.

Upaps s.iron-bar, cross- or crow-
bar, tenon. [expansibility.

Upanquhwt a. expansive ἢ -neldf ὅ.

Upang ary Se table-cloth.

Ufuocth 8. expansion.

ὑφ υσῥα» wy 5. Gr. τυ. basket.

Uputsutwd, σι, un.to admire, to

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be admired, astonished, amazed, sur-
prised, to wonder at, to marvel, to be
wonderstruck, entranced, in extacy.
ΠΕ ’ —geesg reife &. admiration,
wonder, astonishment, amazement,
ravishment, extacy.
UpusisurgaequtbS va. to render ad-
mirable, to make wonderful, to aston-
ish, to surprise, to amaze, to ravish,
to strike with wonder, to enrapture;
—gaegfs a.charming, surprising, rav-
ishing, bewitching, wonderful.
Uguitshpupurg S. Upestsh pussy ke ; =
géy a. of surprising beauty, charm-
ing, graceful, fine; -gaps s. thauma-
turgus, wonder-worker; a. miracul-
ous, prodigious, wonderful; -gapshur
una. to do wonderful things, to work
miracles; to do miraculously or won-
derfully well; -gapsac(#/.% s. doing
wonders, working miracles ; prodigy,
miracle, portent; -gep a. of prodigi-
ous power, wonderfully strong, admir-
able in strength; omnipotent; -yacp a.
worthy to be heard; -&£% a. miracul-
ously bringing forth; —fa% S. 1) ρωΐ.
Ζειδὶ -Gép4 a.astonishing, surprising;
of an admirable form or aspect; -_
Ses a. prodigious, stupendous, wond-
erfal, marvellous, divine; - περ a.
wonderful, superb, majestic, very
glorious, imposing ; -auyd0n. a. mag-
nificent, very splendid, brilliant, dazzl-
IDG ; -syusmneSf a. related or told wond-
erfully well; S. 2 prespesssyesenneadl 3 —eaghes
ad. admirably, delightfully, astonish-
ingly, marvellously, wonderfully, div-
inely, excellently, pre-eminently , to
admiration ; by a miracle, miraculous-
ly , prodigiously ; -sashw » —sshufy OF
wbafl a. charming, ravishing, beauti-
ful to behold, imposing, delighting the
eye, graceful, superb; -pwyp 8. Upat
ἐδριωαορ δ ; ~pockua a. admirable ἢ
stupendous ; -~gacguiéd va. to render
admirable, marvellous; - pun S. 2p

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ἢ πὰ a. admirable, wonderful,
astonishing , surprising ; prodigious,
marvellous, miraculous; charming,
excellent.

Upetsbjhe. pbowg 8. sign, miracle;
prodigy, wonder, marvel, phenomen;
—~fu watkt,;,to perform or work mir-
acles; fig. to do wonders; σῇ - δώσ
int. wonderful! marvellous! stupend-

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ons! good Heavens! Goodness grac-
θεωρεῖ s. excellence. _[ious!

Upgwtsoct, pwtse 8. admiration,
wonder; ῥ᾽ -; ἢ, bnl?fy,, to be amaz-
ed, astonished, surprised.

bod, fr» ase. 8. Gr. w. monk’s dress,
monkish habit; S. Q&e; — «anaBeey» to
become friar, to turn monk; (fac,
‘basg) to take the veil; (Paqacy q- to
throw off the cowl; as Sk -- fits on,
LL Ipotenp, ’t is not the cowl that
makes the friar 5 -οὐδέε. 5. Upbcfawe sop;
—-wanc{dt 8. the taking the religious
habit ; -aphkp s. the ceremony of giv-
ing or taking the habit or. the veil;
—w_np a. dressed in a monkish habit;
8. monk or nun; -σερῥω ὃ. pb d wa,
ὅν: αἵ". —wenpae[h 8. Ues Siem me 02 fad.

Upfinu, ῥ 8. Gr.w. sedge, rush ; rush-
rope. [astonishment.

ἘΠ] εν un. to be mute with fear or

Ugeq. fy 8. veil; vest.

Upadusumplas a. 8. Gr.w. scholastic.

Upoged. Ugequphb dl, &£gf- va. to veil,
to muffle up, to cover with a veil.

Upeoqec% 8. act of veiling, covering,

Yost S. Uperncy bot. [wrapping up.

Yorke . ang ὃ. Fr. w. shoe; bh eolF αν.
quid’ —p, hobnailed shoes.

Uou, fg s. plane-tree, platane ; white
poplar; a. fig. stately, lofty, haughty,
proud ;clear(colour); - Epfqen. high-
mettled, prancing, fiery or spirited
horse.

Youwta Lp a. offered to plane-trees;
-uwpwe a. platane-like, sumptuous,
elegant.

Vousase fret ’ Yousuf ῥεῖν 8. noise, mur-
mur, sough, breath; trembling, agita-
tion; -- suqup(ioeg, rustling of the
leaves ; — Seqdémq. hollow or rumbling
noise of the winds.

Yous ppt un. to tremble with fear.

Yous S.U

UYoufes s. murmuring of the breeze.

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U, ( vév) s. the thirtieth letter of the
alphabet, & the twenty fourth of the
consonants ; 7, 4. three thousand;
three thousandth.

— It is often used at the beginning
of words, & sometimes at the end, but
very rarely in the middle.

— In consequence of the similarity
of its pronunciation, it is often con-
founded with « & σε; for example:
be beng ἔρῥεωρ, qasderg—furcur » ofP he
ef ste—olF ἔε οἵ, « pucpdan—pncparwen. ,
(2 feash caste— [2 cre cerh asd , &c.

— Itis frequent in proper names,
as U espe ssi , με oa ly y faut Land 4 SL &c.
Vartan, Vassages, Valarces, &c., and
in those cases where the Greeks use
ov or β; the Armenians anciently used
e instead of the Greek £, but in
later times καὶ was substituted in order
to approach the Greek pronunciation;
as: Pace erfry hoa Purpukq—U οὐ δ βωωῤ.
&c. The Greek ὦ answers to our aq;
ov or ὁ long, & ο to #, also written au.

* we δ. mill-conduit.

U 4.8 dl S. Joc push.

Uegtpwdh 4. streaked, striped,
brindled horse; zebra.

Weg, φἔρ. bpug ὃ. tiger ; Mies ors can by
—, tigress; gap[u% ἠωηξρ, tiger cub;
~whipey a.tiger-shaped.

mq. pe» fg course ; leap, jump,
gambol, caper, antics, gallop; palpit-
ation; a. neighing after; ῥ᾽ -, — wn --
ad. swiftly, at full speed; by fits &
starts; -« watecy, to run, to gallop,
to gambol, to frisk about, to play
antics.

UYwgbl, Loft un. to run swiftly, im-
petuously ; to leap, to bound, to spring
or dart forward, to clear at a single
bound; to overstep, to surpass, to

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Ub

transgress, to trespass; -- «pep, to
flutter, to throb, to palpitate; - ga.
dindp , to revolt against; to despise; ᾧ
pug —, to pass away, to fly away;
yopsiut —. to inveigh against the
law; qe bray εἷος εὐ, to Overpass, to
cross, to leap over, to outleap; 2...
qusennt(F-E wit - Ὄπ » to lift up the
horns against, to rebel, to rise in re-
bellion; to get proud, to become pre-
sumptuous.

Y w_hgaegutt va. to cause to run.

1] qt, fs. cream cheese; curds.

Yugo δῆ, 5. running, course.

Uewgefearg hs of un. to skip or frisk ab-
out, to ran here & there.

Uwge S, Yrs eshp «

UW [Pwo fr S. Us cas [F ων. :

τ ωγϑ νι utegbbwt α. οὗ sixty cub-
its ; —dbeuy a. sixty years old; --οόΎὟωἷν,
bipg, —dkbp a. Σ. sexagenarian ; —ages_
whl, a. ad. sixtyfold, sixty times as
much; -c»p a. containing the number

UY u(P uth wh, κε. [Ὦτ 69 score.[sixty.

τὶ ἰδ ub be pope a.sixtieth; 8.sexagesi-

Wu lPtuibpk wh 4. all the sixty. [ma.

UW ωἰϑυύβου ad. sixty times.

UY oa (F ued ’ wifg a. 8ix ty.

We. fy 3. steep place, precipice;
*8. Ὀσέῤῥεχ) - & -& a. steep, cragged;
b ~bg sep lyeastals 7 pehbtac,, “ηδ or Sa.
wk,. to precipitate, to throw headlong
down; earthy εὐ, or Sb, fh a) » to be
cast down a precipice.

Uwfuld, -bynegebedS 8. bpgishl,
Debbi κα.) ον, dl

U μὦοῥνζ νων ᾿ -nlah 8. Upgsem 9 -ac{sh.

1] uaferxnt ,fs.end, term; end, scope,
object; issue, event, end, result; ac-
complishment, finishing, conclusion,
close; end, extremity; end, demise,
decease, death, exit; gud -- , long
time, along while; -, ῥ᾽ -ἰ ad. in fine,
finally, at last, at length, after all, in
the last place; g-, to the end; ff -- ὦν.
dpu, at the year’s end; f —f wencpy,
in the future; ῥ᾽ - wenepga myunghh ,
in these latter times; — μωωῦβω, ἸῺ a
word; the pith of my argument; - δ.
φωω thio, he ied 5 pibengese. qed - soo
‘hua —, he died as he merited; καὶ -
Gb bey fepeg,in hislast days, towards
the close οἵ his life; pa f -- ᾿νε, to
be at one’s final agony; - satmy, to
draw to a close or end, to cease, to
end, to expire; - wn%s,, to make an

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dition,

minate, to finish, to end.

U ess Wessteeas xsi , ~anp a. final, last ;

having an end.

1] ων Siaobe oS, bof va. to finish, to put
an end to, to terminate, to end, to
conclude, to accomplish, to achieve,
to consumate; to execute, to kill; -
qessecre preste ¢ «δ᾽ ὗν 9 a “Με. ove gaan
bop “Ἐπ ως, to end one’s days, one’s
life, to make one’s exit, to depart this

life, to die.
Y οὐ δ gnegmbk dva.to take awa
life, to slay, to put to death, to kill.

YofsMutpl, ἔσω vn. to pass from
to expire, to breathe
one’s last, to die; to be finished, con-
sumed, to be drawing to a close, to
‘terminate, to end; -- jgbsay mene
to die full of years, to die very old;
ἥξω a. dead, deceased , departed,

᾿ς [abrupt, precipitous.
Ufo a. steep, rugged, cragged,

life to death,

defunct.

Ucesfesifer feaks of” δ. Ὀσεν» bl

κω, εεὐἴοιν ἤν, wg α. in season, ripe.

Wsehaes ᾧ 8. superhumeral, amioce
or amict of the Armenian. priests ;
ephod, high priest’s girdle ; -- peste

ung, deacon’s stole; -whfp, —mang Oh.
wearing an amice or an ephod.

Ycohesupy Qa. sticking.

Yh Fayd- εἰ ’ 1] ζώνει εξ or
Ffuf un. to grapple, to clutch strong-
Jy with the hand, to lock one’s arms
round, to hug, to hold fast on, to cling

Was int. ah! ΟἹ alas! [to.

1] beg pn. Vahaken ; Hercules ;
Apollo.

τ μος οἷν, ny δ. shield, pavice, buck-
ler; mech. lid, cover; pn. Vahan; 8.
Yordp ; ewntuylp π΄.’ handle of a
shield; - ὁ ἐμ ε- εἰν απ δῇ , opfiwg, shield,
defender of the faith, of the law; --
“rpe2 a. carrying ἃ buckler;-—.04, ug
8. small shield, target ; shield-shaped
clasp; tinsel, spangle; - kpkow,,
Visor; —uhbp 8. esquire 3 8. Ὁ] ως ἵνα
aed ~ahbg Ss fellow-soldier ; -wha rth
δ. anat. thyroid cartilage > πωυΐφεε.
{9} s. battle array ; —wdnehh 4. turbot,
dab, brill 3 ~abiupmaclPhen ας. fight
between shield-bearers 5 τον. ἃ.

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end of, to put an end or term to, to
come to a conclusion, to decide, to
0nd; wnth, gnp ῥ᾽ —. to send to per-
to put to death; -- gus,, to
bring to a close, to conclude, to ter-

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armed with a shield; -.s«np a. forn-
ished with a shield; s. shield-bearer;
-weapfdt un. to be armed or furnish-
ed with a buckler ; -sasruh. wy a.
protected by a buckler; 8. trench for-
tified with shields ; -- wa%s,, to cover,
protect or defend with a buckler;
πράξη bhp un. to throw away the
shield, to throw down one’s arms.
αἰ ἡ. a. ancient, old, former; ad.
anciently, formerly, once on 8 time;
early, betimes, soon, quick; *:s. to-
Morrow; — pw, very early; -- ρωῦ
fi waweomt, at the break of day or of
dawn, at the peep of day, very early
in the morning, at dawn; -- «pki,
in byegone times, of old, long ago, ἃ
long time ago; f -—Sudiobushe , ancient-
ly, formerly ; ᾿ - SF cas tT icsts ἐν ἤ μα. time
out of mind; -- αὶ pF, 800n, quick;
forthwith, directly; — geal abugut,
EIFE -- δί(Θ whwgwt, sooner or lat-
er; ns a al? I yt asses ono op uses, neith-
er too soon nor too late; #3 — fut “.
“σῇ pky, did I not tell you before?
Y urqurg ys a. SOOner ; prior, before;
pul “με, - ξηδι. godt » ho sooner
said than done; —gkhyg 8. ῥέε,
hug 5 —qpuc. a. frail, perishable; -#=,
awl OY (Fuprud a, s00n withering or
fading away; -gumwp 8. gr. plu-per-
fect tense ; -ζωρδ' 8. βωγζωρδ ἢ τᾷ.
é&f un. to conjecture, to surmise.
Wequhwenpe 8. dagger, poniard ;
sword, sabre, hanger, cutlass, scimit-
ar; a. sworded, armed with a sword
or dagger.
Uerqogun a. arriving early, quick,
prompt; early, precocious, premature,
untimely ; -S./4 a. arriving early;
τόνε (ἢ δ. prematureness, precoc-
ity ; -Susuneh a. early, precocious;
blooming early ; fig. inconstant, fickle-
minded, unsteady, versatile; —Saqast
a. provident; —Smcuy diss 5. premature
death; dias, —thaSneh a. dying pre-
maturely, young; -- ;fes,. to die pre-
maturely, young, before the time, ta
the bloom of one’s youth, in the prime
of life > -ἴξα., abl ΟΥ̓ nal 8. UY ogee
dius, —- hws, premature death; —&.
πιεῖ s.bol.juncus rotandus aromati-
cus, scheenanth ; -drewbfh pep 4. dis-
position to marry early; —jeeg or gre
a. satiating quickly; <jespoyg as. early-
riser; — /fukz, to be up very early;

See eee eee ee
sy teak:

10,
~tgf or gag a. passing, transitory,
_ perishable, ephemeral, fugitive, in-
stantaneous, momentary; -» ἢ" a. ex-
tinguishing quickly ; -ayusnfy a. easily
deceived or duped ; -c4p a. soon ruin-
ed 5 -Ynfunch pbupfun. to be unstable,
fickle, changeable; —, a.s8oon fal-
ling or perishing ; -gacw a. quickly
rotting, corruptible.

Waugh dp a. ancient, old, antiquated.

UWwqh piwy 2. 800n ripe, early.

Wer E fy? 8. ἡ μη.

Ue Searcher reas busy or bbw S. U vee
qédp; -- Sioc(2h, antiquity.

wgbe»qaef 8. to-morrow, nextday,
the following day ;-orf/—-.f—w#bap,
the morrow, the day after, on the
morrow, to-morrow; f — wige shen
«ἴων να. tp, the day after his death; qv
Ephbegh ἠωηνεῖ οἷἱδ,, for fear of the
future; ghip duqaefn, after to-mor-
ΤΟΥ: lg εἶδε ὦ «ὦν rd dheuned —, the day
after to-morrow; quqnebtk f — wn,
%&,, to put off from day to day.

Ueoysuunch Ss. UD ΣΟ; .

τ easy Aust, S. U sass Ses’ e

Uo GtPuahwineh 4. antiquity. [since.

τ ἡ εν, ῥ᾽ -~6bk ων ad. long

wiyijacg a.ancient, old; --» ῥ᾽ -- or
δ -4ém£ ad. anciently, formerly, long
since; ῥ -- «ἢ. εἴν ess ess g of yore, time
out of mind, from time immemorial.

Wer qap guys 7 or ῥ a. morning 37.
ῥ -- ad.in the morning, early.

Uf engqapgb-unjh Ὁ] ,νη στε ἐν wh a. of to-
morrow ; ᾿ af carry 0070 -b cage essere pits y the
day following; f gdeaynbuh ghrk phn,
to-morrow night.

εἶ ων». δεω»ν YWanqaey 9 ᾿ Ywqneg 9 b
Wuqneg Séml od. already, formerly, a
long time ago, anciently; long since.

τ᾿ ἡ σε a. ancient, old, of yore, of
other times. [swiftly, rapidly.

1 ,ωηφωη ad. quickly , very fast,

U corp fesqushf ad. soon, directly, sud-
denly, incontinently, immediately, in
haste, in a hurry.

Up eer epefecogesresr Eves a. quicksighted ; ned (4
a. smart, nimble, quick, ready, active.

εἰ μη ωηξιγ, kop un- to haste, to
hasten, to be in haste, to make haste,
tofbe quick, to be hasty or precipitate.

τ μη νηρυζξα a. throwing hastily.

UY esqfeaghaen ᾿ εἰ ἡ φινησεή or "εὖ α.
hasty, quick, lively, brisk, ready,
speedy, prompt, precipitate.

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Yoo gees. sabre, cutlass, hanger;
UY uahp 5 —wenp a.armed witha sabre.

wy guune ti a. easily offended 4
touchy, hasty, irascible, passionate,
wrathful; -- ,;t%£,, to be hasty, ira-
scible, quick to get angry, easily

Yury pug 8. Uo. [provoked.

WwAun » wy OF neg 8. business,
trade, commerce, dealings, merchand-
ise, goods, wares, commodities; mark-
et, sale, purchase; market-place, hall,
mart, fair; <p, provisions; S. [edes_
putt ; ipappupubeash - retail trade ἢ
ὑ - ωρἤωνξ,. to sell, to put up or of-
fer for sale; — ,b%£,, to be sold, to be
on sale; S. 2 ὦ μναῖ ful’ ,

Up ees 2 cas 10. 00s gobs pv be of va. to import; ~p&_
po-(2} s.importation; imports; -gfe
8. bill; -fsusgenef s. cheat, swindlery;
-ζωὧὖν 5. merchant, trader; tradesman,
shopkeeper, dealer; bd upestenl gurl
af rip pr pitti h — > wholesale-, retail-

dealer; S. ὕωε 5 —hetac(Jh 4. com-

merce, trade, dealings, business; —
watk,, to carry on commerce, to
trade, to deal, to traffic; --ῷ ῥα 8. part-
ner, correspondent; -4a.p a. selling
or sold wretchedly ; — #a%k,. to sell;
- εἰν, to be sold; -fgne (A) 2. part-
nership, company ; -φ ων va.to ex-
port; -φωΐπείϑ s. exportation; ex-
ports; -ὥνῳ s. market, bazaar; merc-
ery; -—p#4 a. commercial, mercantile,
trading ; s. opulent merchant , rich
treader; -- pusmgqup, morcantile city;
- bub, to trade, to deal, to traffic,
to gain ἢ fb - sapleastl, OF -Σιως βῆ [bukzs
to invest in trade, to speculate; -- ων.
$ne(2h 8. gain, lucre, profit; S. Gusses_
duXunnlIh ἡ Gbbyaqognes —, benefit
that commerce confers on the world;
-αἰξον 5. provost of the guilds; -wky
a. avaricious, greedy of gain; —ubpac_
(9} 4. inclination for commerce: illicit
trade; ~mbqh. -~ut 8. market-place,
bazaar; emporium; counting-house;
—pine , wg 8. broker, middie man,
agent; - afag, jockey; -phac(Ffrt ὅ.
brokerage, commission, agency; -ὔση,
OF ehagag ὃ. U uwsAuwnwlng >
τ va. to sell, to debit,
to sell off; -- wsupwtey, to sell at... 5
putin παίων how much? what is the
price ? Κ΄. Wh suqgip ) πὶ np fb abnu ae
vse to give up, to deliver, to betray.
wXunf a. saleable, marketable,

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venal; - ,bz6,. to be sold, disposed of. } un. to be distinguished, to render one-

wSwnny 8. Seller of, dealer in.

Ul eae Nees κα σε. δῆ, ΓΝ 8816, selling.

Uys fy Or ag δ. Woe, cry of pain or
grief, lament, wail, moans; disaster,
calamity, misfortune; - q-fe ΟΣ (40 67 000 _
GE, or XPsb,, to cry bitterly, to wail,
to lament aloud, to deplore, to com-
plain ; — ξωρηω wt dfs , to create mis-
fortunes for oneself; wpauphe —p bt
wpFutbfp, they are truly unhappy; -!
int. woe! alas! oh! ab! -- p&éy! woe to
you! - fut! ~ glu! - qbhtks! woe is
me! how unhappy I am! -- -- puqupg
εν δὶ woe! woe to the great city !

| LT Ss. Woykpp;- £ ν-- δῷ; ’ -£ ᾽ —ki
v.imp. to befit, to become, to be be-
seeming or seemly, to be proper; ns
- £%, it is not fit, it is unbecoming.

Usy4.6;b a. worthy of enjoyment;
enjoying.

Yuk kd, kgf va.to enjoy, to taste
of, to possess, to have the enjoyment
of; to relish, to taste with pleasure ;
un. to become, to fit, to sit well on;
to be proper, suitable, meet, to be-
seem 5 - pemprepessea fos ppnuly » to enjoy
the fruit of one’s labours; Sutgépds
ays duybk pq» this coat fits you well.

wypkpkgncywtldS ya. t0 cause to
enjoy; to cause to participate; * to
dress well.

UY δίνει δ᾽ 8. Waybypp . [ience.

τ δ». 4. enjoyment ; conven-

aykynes a. convenient, suitable,
proper, congruous, pertinent, decent,
becoming, fit; well made or shaped,
comely, elegant, prepossessing, gen-
tee], pretty, graceful; enjoyable, en-
joying ; -- ὦ ad. elegantly.

Waughs wput a. eloquent; -nclah 8.
eloquence , fluency of speech ; rhet.
elocution; - ρων ad. suitably, decent-
ly, properly, pertinently, aptly, just-
ly; comely, elegantly, genteelly, pret-
tily, graciously; -y4q a. very good-
looking, handsome, lovely, fascinat-
ing, charming, prepossessing, grace-
ful, fair, beautiful; -gfmmwh a.of fine
aspect, well-shaped, good looking;
—qupq a. highly ornamented, elegant-
ly adorned; -4m% a. becoming, ele-
gant ; --φ ὠἷννε ἢ 8. decency, suitable-
ness, propriety, conveniency; -f/y a.
equally decorous; enjoying together;
πόρε» S. pe pb ghwSfeu; “Ὅν, ane oy 050g

self illustrious, to be haat 3 to
enjoy; -way v. imp. it becomes, it Is

MLeeybrguiie 5. Uayégncfoh. (fitting.

U cry be 7g sav eng cs Ss. “ἡ [1g οὐ gasses .

U ων δ pergaegastl of va. to adorn, to
embellish, to decorate ; to delight.

Weybpwenp a. proportionate.

Yayhjnech 8. suitableness, propor-
tion, propriety, decency, convenien-
cy ; decorum, dignity, nobleness ;
comeliness, elegance, grace, beauty,
splendour; enjoyment, use; delight,
pleasure, advantage; - 4phuuwg, come-
liness, loveliness, attractiveness.

εἰ δ. phy s-enjoyment, possession;
delight, joy, pleasure; convenience.

Ear £-yf vn. to whine, to cry oat,
to deplore, to lament aloud; va. to
utter woes, to menace with woe.

Yu lth, kgf va.to empty, to pour
out; to spread, to diffuse, to cause to
flow or fall. τ

εἰ εν. ἢ σε ¢. whining, ery,
shout, lamentation, groan, moan.

Une νας OF fry 5. place, spot, space,
extent, part, ground; field, plain,
camp, country; w%4ec% —p, Immense,
vast spaces; yeyes—f, here, in this
place; now; μενα -f, there, in that
same or very place ; then; εδΥχξε.
guys --ν thus far, to this place; until
ΠΟΥ͂; yap -, in which place, wherev-
er;— df, wn — dp, ἃ Short time,a
moment, an instant, a little; κε —. in
vain, vainly; # -, below, under, be-
neath; 8. θεν ἡ bp; 7 “εἴ —f , Some-
where else, in another place; ῥ ἠδ.
pocun dptsks f -».from top to bottom;
from head to foot; φιφωΐρ —f, wild
beasts; bap f -£, wild honey; £ -ᾧ
ploot,, to live in the open air, in
Camp; —# Sumubb,. to go 8 long way;
q-¢p χων to go around, round aboat,
to go here & there; q-ep wdky que,
to look round about; 6 df - guyz. to
assemble, to resort to one place ; péq
- Suphwtk,, to abandon, to forsake,
to cast off, to desert; f - Suphutsky.
wpwtk,, to disparage, to sneer at, to
defame, to slander; / -- zuypd¢é,, to
beat down, to overthrow; quseu ῥ --
wnphku, » looking down, with one’s
eyes cast or bent down; gap — bbyac,
Bhiusty S.muf bu. to what trouble have
I brought myself!

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UY coy gu acer ow’ 8. Chaz ne bayh pus 9 “ωμ
; S. 1] μου e003 ἢ -αὖρ » ary or by a. draw-
ing or inclining downwards, descend-
ing; fig. mundane ; sensual ; -αἰρὰ «ΓΗ.
Ἡρρνε ὗν; eb phd un. to incline, to
lean or draw downwards, to descend,
to come down, to be carried down;
—plwt a. living in the open air; wild,
savage ; deserted, uncultivated ; fmt,
| TT ee fb —wsto dwell in tents ; - εἰ.
bh, OF -plushfS vn. to live in wild or
desert scenes.
ype.» wy a. ferocious , fierce,
wild, savage, inhuman, cruel.

Up ρα opp ad. ferociously, cruel-
ly: —geodpin S. ΣΦ Σ -4 ὦ {[αγ
S. Ppt Ss — gushed, en 4.9} UN. to be-
come savage, wild or rude, to grow
fierce , Worse ; -qguwunt a. savage;
—guwef(P s. court-yard, vestibule, lob-
by; -αἰ ων S. UY ,νρδΐνω elf oss 3 —ghurg
a. vagrant, erratic, vagabond; lewd,
libidinous ; -go-(#h s. rudeness, feroc-
ity, wildness.

1 cey prep ccsus bs SL va.to postpone; τ-ῶε.
«ΔΓ yn. to fly low; -ν»)ᾳ a. inquisit-
IVC 3 —frregrei(Jfeh 5. inquisitiveness ;
-ζω a. local; - mpnfun_ts , transioc-
ation; -φ δώ 2.8. UW aypmphwh ; local;
-4u&S νη. ἴο look down; fig. to be al-
lured by worldly things; -4a:4 a. prone,
inclined , downwards, sloping; —4u_
yw, a. looking down; fig. malicious,
tricky, sly; - ἕω; a. barking, baying
vainly; -—Sa a. common, ordinary ;
vagabond , dissolute; vain, chatty;
-ἶἔῥᾳ a. sloping, inclining downwards;
snd fd un. to wander, to go wander-
10g; ~sewpk 8. ground-floor; —/f% a. im-
practicable, desert; wild; -nhbuy a.
fallen, demoralized.

τ ρων ad. in vain, uselessly,
vainly, to no purpose; a. vain, useless,
futile, insignificant, common 3 -- ὐφυρη.
a. coquettish, given to dress; —wfrou
8. ΩΣ — 00s oy 030 05 )ε. a. get-
ting angry needlessly, causelessly.

UW wey pee heon δ. toparch.

Up ἐν presses vee a. Savage.

U ἐν go cas efees use fo S. Uf σε fool” ; .
μων a. scattered about, dispersed,
sporadical ; -quwatfpS un. to be dis-
persed, scattered, thrown here &
there ; -qusnsboe tL OF waned 5. disper-
810D; phar 8.U peut; —guh α. scattered
about; -gargutbs va. to depress, to

lower, to humble, to abase; -pw a.
circumscribed, bounded, limited, en-
circled, enclosed, surrounded, shut in
on all sides ; “pegs? ἃ. S. eb vtrcanp us ἢ
~ feapSocpae » mean, grovelling, base
thoughts ; —pupyn(d fret ὅ. ἤρ. giving
oneself up to the vanities of the
world, vileness, baseness.

YuyphS, κοΐ ve. to disperse, to s0W;
-f/ un. to be dispersed; distracted.

U ωρενωμωρ ad. like & savage,
cruelly ; -pwpry a. of savage nature or
character, churlish, clownish, intract-
able, unsociable, rustic, coarse, rude;
—plul a. living in the wilds, savage ;
-ζωΐν a. wild; barbarous; -44, a. feed-
ing on Venison; —dfw a. fierce, wild,
savage, brutal, barbarous, ferocious,
cruel ; -tuwd, wghuy un. to become
savage, to grow inhuman, brutal, fer-
ocious , cruel; - σα 9 ων Γυα. to brut-
alize, to render savage or ferocious;
to exasperate, to enrage.

Yuypbbp a. wild; rustic, unmanner-
ly, clownish, boorish, ill-bred, un-
civil, savage, ferocious, fierce; -tnch
s.savage nature, inhumanity, fierce-
ness, ferocity, cruelty, brutality.

Wayplip 4. descent, going down.

Wuypf a. wild, savage.

Uuypfh dp ad. a moment, a little
time , an instant; &e os -- « nota
single instant, not one moment; --
δεω be... little was wanting to...,
it was very near..., it almost...

Weebl 8. ἢ ρει.

ἢ ρίϑων., 36 μα.» It, Play vn.
to descend, to come down.

ἢ cay hb ate Eup, 7 OF bh uwg ; Were
444 s. minute, moment, instant, point;
- or - df ad.a moment, a little time; 6
- duivtuh pf, [ dp S duyphbip, in ἃ
moment, at that moment, instantly;
directly, incontinently, instantaneous-
ly; S. pres el

Wayphbtwhwt a. of a minute; in-
stantaneous, gerne [pole.

oss, oogh 8. phys. cathode, negative

hale ῥ - ad. from below; = ῥ
{&ép. upwards. (terrestrial.

YW οί kag a. living on this earth,

UW ωὖν ὅ. repulse; Ss. U she -

τὶ wt g οὗν a. crystalline.

τ wtashwt 8. cenobite, monk; prior,
superior, abbot; a. conventual,.clau-
stral, monastical, cenobitical ; - ΩΣ

WU
s. priorship, priorate, dignity of a
prior; monachism, monastic or con-
ventual life; τῴζδων» byw 8. monk,
friar ; -4h a. cohabiting, dwelling in
the same convent orhouse. (glass.

τ] ωὐνεωζ, 5s. crystal, rock--; crown-

Up caste exe po br easy s.zool. hawk’s bill turtle.

VU wteSayp 8. prior, superior, abbot,
archimandrite ; --αὐ οἷν wy 8. baggage-
guard ; —aee. ag, —wocp & inn-keep-
er, host, hospitable person; -- fp,
Jupiter hospitalis ; “--ὠν πε» 8. monaste-
ry; παρέ kgf va. to harbour, to re-
ceive into one’s house or hotel, to en-
tertain, to welcome; --ὐρ νει s. hos-
pitability ; —-«p s. guest or host ; —pusp
8. tourmalin, lyncurium.

1} οὖν. Β. Weal ; — eee ang E, os ad. syllabi-
eally ; -£/ va. to syllable; -p.% 8.
sound of the flute.

Wwrgwh » wg 8. network ; cage;
grate, gridiron ; grating; window-
blinds, persian; lattice, trellis; ba-
luster, balustrade, railing; balcony,
terrace, belvedere; S. Qusdhpfa.

Y νη whugips a.composed of bars,
grated, latticed; s. lattice, grating;
wire-netting, wire-work; balustrade,
baluster ; —4.e.« a. furnished with rails
or bars, grated; —gépeq a. of trellis or
lattice-work ; -«q% s. grated parlour;
sures, wy OF pg a. enclosed by a grat-
ing; s. bars, grating, trellis; — age
mocGwhwy, Window-grating, lattice;
blinds.

Y wig wh bd’, Lyf va.to grate, to bar,
to trellis, to lattice ; - qpéafibea, to
cord a bale, to bind up as with net-
ting; - ggrctgu, to levy, to assemble,
to muster soldiers.

UY ecstnep stores, 5. ἢ actog rh »

Wutgbd, kgf va. to undo, to des-
troy, to ruin, to upset, to overthrow,
to overcome; -//' un. to be infected
with, to have contracted or caught a
disease.

YU wing. σε fe ὃ. ruin, destruction; 7
δὲ, -᾿ to devastate, to desolate, to
ruin, to lay waste.

UW τ δι, a. crystal; «ζῇ -- 8. crystal.

UY wth wp ᾿ kpy S. UW wih

Wutbd, kgf va.to drive out, to ex-
pel, to thrust or push back or aside,
to chase, to drive away, to pursue;
to repel, to beat off or back, to at-
tack, to defeat, to rout, to conquer.

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Y wb p ν “ν ~ayp, hg 2. pl. §. Yaw.

ba [717 ΚῚ .

Tetkpks s. butler, house-steward,
aa ΔΗΝοϑες : pear S. Uf ὐνως cap»

εδἿ, ἔν fe δ. UY ἷν css ly ccs «

ἐπέσαν Ue -- 3. 1] μων ξν.

Y οὐ ᾽ thachp ‘ thug 8. small
dwelling, cottage, hut; cell.

UY τη. 5. U essen 7 ace fy «οἷν τὼν

Wut, by 8. sound, voice; gr. syl-
me ie mus. tune. ἘΝ τὴ

mbrqusheust ἃ. ΘΧΡΌΙΒΙΥΘ ; ΓΘΡΌΙΒΙΥΘ.

Ywtopugy OF copays ps gs Vekopkay
OF ophay. po p&fy OF plug δ. pl. monas-
teries, convents ; fg. monks, cenobites.

Y λιν Ὁ, δ. expulsion; repulsion.

Yutp , buy, thy OF borg 8. convent,
monastery, cloister, friary ; lodging,
dwelling, home, habitation , abode;
house, mansion; hotel; inn, hostelry;
eabin, hut; -- fecuwt%wg , DUDNCTY,
convent ; quhe netby,. to stay, to
lodge, to take up one’s lodgings, to
dwell, to stop ἢ ΠΣ ΩΣ ra aflcsstece , to
cloister, to shut up in a convent.

Yui, int. bravo! courage! cheer up!
come! ho! -! -! bravo! bravo! oh!
oh! ha! ha! -! woe! alas! ah! oh! -
- fu2! 0 happy me! lucky fellow that
I am! S. 8u,-

τ ὠ»διυζ a. laudable, praiseworthy.

Yule, fg OF neg δ. usury, illegal in-
terest ; -ῥεν ῥ᾽ —oe ad. with usury,
upon usury.

WY ωγίω οὐ νη νᾷν —hbp ᾽ —def ofp 9 ant. 9
urg ὃ. USULEF 5 —Fngqadocldh » —aaclah s.
usury, jobbing, unfair interest ; -s#bp.
-quwXun» mo. A. USUTIOUS, practis-
ing usury.

Urarfubd, gh va. to practise usury,
to lend on usury, at unlawful inter-
est ; quw5bhutu -- « to lend money
on usury. er

“9 ΟΡ acq §. Dattalion ; -#
ἘΠιν} un. to be divided in bat-
talions ; —asayhas δ. Major; τᾷ" whey:
-ζωΐ, 5. soldier in camp; —gac(Ffek 8.
bravery.

Wns or -ξ, fg 5. carriage-hood;
covered waggon ; —weap OF —farsach
S. Uw ons ars ru tI go «

on if a, ardent, burning, inflam-
ed, on fire; shining, brilliant; ss
grave; bass; s. fire, ardour, brillian-
cy , splendour ; standard , banner ;
purple, royal mantle,. veil, tulle, gold

WOU
brocade , royal robes ; - dey mus.
(ou.) the sixth metre in the Armen-
ian hymnal ; ὃ. Wesdun. 3; — ῥ᾽ — a.
glittering, sparkling, resplendent.

U cas once ang «ον ν ong 8. cuirass.

τ ἐν κω «οἷν 3. 8. Ypres haw prashe 5 — nsasgene_
ἤκ οἱ fo0Uus 5 ~ ogendney, draught chim-
ney. (chicken; -ghpé, the — pules.

Uwabe or akf s. pullet, chick,

YQewbshe » pkog 8. arms, armour.

Ywakhph s. little or young chick.

ἢ δώ", bof va. to light up, to set
fire to, to fire; fig. to fire, to inflame,
to enliven, to inspirit, to vivify, to
cheer, to raise the spirits of, to urge
on, to excite, to rouse; to arm, to
equip, to fit out; to put on, to attire,
to dress, to bedeck; Ye or ΓΑ ΩΝ
«Ε΄,» to inflame, to heat, to electrify,
to fill with enthusiasm, to enrapture,
to fire -- gzypopu, to hoist the colours.

*U web gnegquitth oS va. to kindle ἢ ἴο
light; fig. to arm or equip.
μα να, guy un. to take fire, to be
kindled, lighted, to be on fire, to burn;
to arm oneself, to take up arms, to
fly to arms ; to equip oneself; §. θὲ»
Vuefrastd » ἄτα. Ἢ “ὦ ox. bs oy cane enpeng6 gus
fg. he was filled with indignation,
disgust, anger.
Ywonfs 95. kindler, lighter.
wens, og ὃ. ATMS, armour.
_ Uenoeifis. kindling, lighting ; burn-
ing, inflammation.

Uwadwafd un. to be on fire ; to
shine out, to blaze, to glow. __

Uf ese ref exo nore ᾿ | [Pe Pee ἢ s. bot. mad-
Wort, alyssum.

nog. ᾧ 8. SUNPOWder, powder ; --
eodpohf , pyroxyline, gun-cotton,
explosive cotton ; »b disput —f , POw-
der-magazine ; -wgnpd , wg 8. gun-
powder maker ; -saybe $. Superin-
tendent of powder-mills ; -wpud s.
powder-mill; — twene mar. powder-
room. —= [cockatrice; 8. Uppuyhg od.

Y wofpbahe ΟΥ̓ ἤσπω 3. Gr. w. basilisk,

τ] οὖν pr. for, by reason of, for the
8ake of, on account of, in considera-
tion of, considering, touching, con-

cerning, upon the subject of; as to,
as for, with respect to; — wpprye U7,
for the love of God; - fd; for me, for
my sake; as for me, for my part; --
hb. fing sutgutwg, for a slight
fault; - kphfegh, for fear of; -- pb.

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eapkjng, in favour of the elect; -- φῇ,
for, because, wherefore; — £7, why ἢ
for what reason ὃ — οἷν OF ayinpf , --
“yep OF aygaphhs - yup OF wmyuaphh,
for that reason, therefore, to that end,
on that account; — «aj, for which ὃ
for whom ἢ -- apy, why, therefore, by
reason of which, consequently, where-
fore; - whgfunc(Jk, through ignor-
ance, ignorantly ; — Assess fo pow ang δῖον στε. ear
ζωΐνβ. by means of Thy most preci-
| Cross, through Thy intercession;
Ura:

Yuwutke 4. the reason, the where-
fore ἢ “- Φευ νὴ εὐἿ, ἔτ, OF frig pty. “ων.
to ask, to know the -.

Www,» og ὃ. Work, labour, toil;
pains, trouble, fatigue; merit, worth,
service; profit, gain, earnings; a. tir-
ed, fatigued; — Samayne(#k , service
rendered ; — thaw, handiwork ; — ae
pub, military service; bhp —ag+
Geoponic8; — wn%és,, to tire, to fa-
tigue, to weary; — ,/%4,, to labour, to
work, to toil, to work hard, to strive,
to fatigue or tire oneself with, to be
fatigued or tired.

Up cores err exs by cor pels ἢ a. Worn out with
fatigue, overweary, tired, fatigued,
harassed; -- weatrk,, to overweary, to
tire out, to fag, to jade, to overburd-
en with labour, to break down with
fatigue; - αν ἐν, gh phdwpi » to strain,
to over-ride or overwork a horse;
—,(uk,,to overwork or overfatigue
oneself, to be wearied with, crushed,
worn out, harassed, faint or spent
with fatigue, to knock oneself up, to
work oneself to death; —g4g a. labour-
ing with another; s. fellow-labourer;
~backp a. offering one’s labour; -ὧῖν
a. fond of labour, laborious, painstak-
ing, hard working, indefatigable, in-
dustrious, diligent ; cop a. fatiguing,
labouring, giving oneself trouble, la-
borious; meritorious, well deserving;
tired, weary; s. husbandman; — uy.
a man of merit, a deserving man.

Usumuhbt, kgp va. to work, to
labour at, to do; *to gain, to acquire,
to earn; - géphfp» to till, to dig, to
cultivate ; —or-4/a/, kguyun.to labour,
to fatigue, to give oneself trouble; to
be fatigued, tired; to deserve well, to
merit, to be worthy of; - wpaf,» to
feel annoyed, to be wearied, disgust-

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ed; wpurf dineg -. to labour earnest-
ly, to work with a will, with zeal; aus,
Stuwphiuw -, to labour excessively, to
work like a galley-slave, to drudge,
to sweat ; —hé pi shnop fephushy 9 they
wrought with their owo hands.

Wem, wy a. bad, wicked, vile, low;
cowardly, weak, pusillanimous, dast-
ardly, craven-hearted, unmanly, poor-
Or mean-spirited ; idle, lazy, slothful,
sluggish; s. damage, loss, hurt, ruin,
misfortune ; -- wnt, infamy, brand
of infamy; -- wp.x.%y,the most coward-
ly of men, the basest of wretches.

Uf ons ar ons px exo far ces , —fl a. unhappy, un-
fortunate, unlucky, ill-starred; --σεΐ
s. unhappiness, misfortune, ill or bad
luck; misery, calamity; -puweph S.
ΩΣ —guup ad. cowardly;
~peupy, &C.5. Qupwpupry , ὅθι παρα,
4e.[2f s. lowness of birth, low extrac-
tion ; abjectness, vileness; -ggf a. of
mean extraction, of base birth, low-
born, vile, ignoble; -qgac(#2 δ. Wus_
ave ass eg ΣῪ Σ -ὠ᾽ὐοκἵ a. of bad consti-
tution, quality or temper; bad, hurt-
ful; unhealthy; —fsuntoc(Ffeb 5. bad
temperament, evil disposition, ill na-
ture ; — ogy, inclemency of the weath-
er; -βρίνῳβρ. gpwy a. seeking evil; im-
Pudic ; ~frnpsaepg , Spywy u.evil-mind-
ed , wicked , malicious ; wanting in
judgment, silly, stupid, foolish; -frnp_
4epqncl2h 4. evil counsel, malignity,
iniquity ; —frenespast a.ill-starred, luck-
less, unfortunate ; — «nL,,to render
unhappy, to oppress; to discomfit, to
Overcome; —fpuwm. fy a. suggesting
or counselling evil; -frow S. θωρώω,
βου: GE prey δ. ϑεδης -Sudsa. uppleas-
ant, disagreeable, disgusting ; —Sesf
ewe a. Of ijl repute, infamous, defam-
ed, discredited; -- ,(z4,. to be in ill
repute ; -- asabby OF Sad puck dS υα. to
defame, to discredit, to decry, to dis-
parage, to cast a stain, or to put a slur
UPON ; 4Sudpwenef 4. bad repute, in-
famy, disrepute, discredit; —Sm2zy a.
disagreeable; -—$f<f# a. cacochymic;
—Sh.(Fa4 s. ill state of the humours,
cacochymy > - ὄνων S. ΠΣ ccs 5 can -Σ
a. jarring, discordant, harsh, caco-
phonic; -- δε ἥννε (δῇ 5. cacophony; -dp
a. ill-horsed ; -gac(#} 8. constipation
of the bowels, costiveness; --πωφ a.
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die or perish miserably; --απωρῆν §.
U cat eve σα σα». -dnne(th 4. inconsidera-
tion, thoughtlessness; malicious in-
tention ; evil disposition ; ὦ a. hope-
less, in despair, desperate ; —Tasdly ἐσ.

guy un. to be or become cowardly, pu-

sillanimous, faint-hearted ; to grow
idle or lazy, slothful; -tp«0% a. notor-
ious, infamous, disgraceful, ignomini-
OUS; - «Ὁ, S. Uf cas ara oar κω alfa κων. 5 —ghaps
S- Deyunzinps -ἶαι πη a. of frail or weak
constitution, sickly, delicate, puling,
gracile, thin, valetudinarian, languid,
weak ; —anqSecf 5. ill-health, delicate
complexion; -ea.» wy a. dull-witted,
obtuse; —ubpess asjremeasey O. faintheart-
ed, chickenhearted, fearful, timid, ti-
morous, pusillanimous, cowardly,
craven; ptehp -ρ ke. why are you
fearful ? ups δε ἔν of, Loaf: ’ —apmpd,, Egy
un. to want heart, to be cowardly, to
lose courage, to be afraid, discourat-
Cd; -upmac(Fhe% s. want of courage,
cowardice, poltroonery, cowardliness,
pusillanimity, weakness, desponden-
cy, loss of heart; -quwpp a. lewd, dis-
solute ; —anSeliol or dhl 8. ΕΣ Σ
—puwn., wg ἃ. inglorious; ignoble, ob-
scure; vile, abject ; S.Qusperspaere. ; —sfoam
anc(3} 5. infamy, ignominy, baseness.

Yesmbl, Egf, Unsenfl, ὅσῳ un. tO.
be weak of sight; to have sore eyes;
021 3. fer af ans εν bs sy Efi, his eyes were
dim-

Up caress (F-22040 » wg (Σ. bad, wicked, low,
vile, base, contemptible, ignoble, de-
generate, unworthy, puny, sorry;
cowardly.

Up car ore (Ὁ 0as pr ssp. ey a.worse, more wick-
ed; -gapd, wy a.evil-doing, wicked,
malicious; -g¢f S. Usage fp; - δ ὰχρ
Ss. U reensdeo pe H -Ἰμω el, ses g oasg UN. to grow
worse, to degenerate, to debase or
degrade oneself, to fall into baseness,
to be marred, spoiled; to saccamb, to
be beaten; -αξω ad. badly, ill; τ-αῶῦσ
Ss. 00s γεν ass ore bs o2 5 —gnreghs. a. render-
ing worse; spoiling, destroying.

Yum(FupkS, bgp va. to render
worse, to cause to degenerate, to de-
base, to corrupt, to deteriorate, to
alter; to weaken, to abase, to undo,
to defeat, to rout; to insult, to de-
fame, to dishonour; to despise ; -fv
un. to grow worse & worse; S. ἔων».
EF cass css Teese αἴ.

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1] “ὦ 0000 oly 8. τ ans ern fP 02090 » .
,. δ ωοίδωρπ, [δ ῥεὰ, 4. deterioration,
alteration, marring, debasement, cor-
ruption, decay, degeneracy, deprav-
ity; meanness, vileness, cowardice;
defeat, rout; insult, affront.

Ὁ] ee S. Ὁ] “νων δ of & Ua ore ass eeu of

YU wunppok 4. bot. nux Montana.

1} νον S, ξοῦ va. to dissipate, to
consume, to use up, to lavish, to scat-
ter, to dilapidate, to fritter away, to
waste, to run through, to exhaust;
- ghisu,to waste one’s substance or
goods, to squanderaway one’s fortune.

Αἰ εν Or Ὥπη 8. lavisher, dissipat-
or, spendthrift, squanderer, waster,
prodigal.

Uawtboc(Jh or om 4. dissipation,
waste, dilapidation, prodigality; loss,
havock, dispersion.

Usage bys afperg a. bad, wicked,
malicious, perverse, froward: infam-
ous, unchaste: wretched, miserable,
unhappy. [unlucky ; inauspicious.

wont a, unfortunate, ill-fated,

Uwwach 4. laziness, idleness ; cow-
ardice, dastardliness , poltroonery ,
pusillanimity ; vileness , meanness,
cringing ; worthlessness ; ingratitude;
wickedness; -(#@ ad. cowardly, un-
manly, basely, meanly; wnat -(921,
ignominy, shame, dishonour, stain,
slur, stigma, opprobrium ; f — Sessa
&f,. to give oneself up to idleness or
sloth ; - put dth wnt ney. ῥ - δ» οϑωρς
to bow & cringe, to be guilty of mean-
ness, to behave meanly. -

4} wont a. weak, debilitated; thin,
emaciated, spare, meagre, slender.

Ua, p s. tillage, pruenne: tilth,
husbandry ; plonghed land; culture;
use, employment ; * pr. down, below;
@. common; -ὦ qupby» Suppl rubles» gh
wey: kek,» to plough, to furrow, to

ig, to cultivate land; ῥ᾽ - wnakmy,
wplwik;, to use, to make use of, to
practise, to exercise; & — byhag εἴκων
%&,. to apply oneself to work, to lab-
our; ῥ᾽ — «m,, to lend, to loan.

ἢ ρα. gacpusg ὅ. curtain; fig.
veil ; - any ons ors σε. ᾧ, ons lass oy ‘ Sess 5 Nears s win-
dow-—- ; bed—;— gput, door-— 3 — (Pusan
pebp,—» drop-scene ; -- Skmupub uy,
silken -57 δ᾽ ayud ny ’ oes {εἴμ ἢ cos eons ,
roller- or spring-blind ; εξ, 4-- » to
draw the -; to draw down the blind;

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pubs, g—»to open or to draw back
the -- ; ifobk, - « to shut the —; τ-ῶσε.
fuouk,, to speak under a pretext.

᾿ apagnepudhep s. sacerdotal a-
partments in the temple.

Up cespr ery se rhe » gk va. to veil, to
cover, to hide.

Ὁ] νη. ag ὅ. wild-boar; boar; -
fuwisk, the — grunts; Fwkhp -f, raz-
OF8; -apewp ad. like a Wild-boar, fur-
iously ; —#¢fy s. sculptured with the
figure of a wild-boar; -(#écp 8. beam-
feathers ; —wfsunte 8... Wseprerqenpesy |
--εἵεου εἴ" “6, ὦ UN- to become like ἃ
wild-boar, to become infuriate, feroc-
lous, Outrageous 3 --ὐιπωΐν, a. boar-
like ; -wfiage 8. the greater nerves;
—ugaeyebkJva. to change into a boar,
to render ferocious; to put in a rage,
to drive mad; -anfngng 8. wide street ;
-ἀδὺρ s. boar’s-skin; boar’s-flesh ; -ορ εἶν
8. Up cas preas ay cas pxsasys .Φ

spol), wy & Knot; knob ; q-% ζω.
ayttuy wpitewhk,, to untie or loosen a
knot.

Y wpe dl, kgh, —kgnegukk JS va. to
impede, to embarrass, to entangle, to
engage, to involve; to communicate,
to give; to infect, to taint; -p/ un. to
be embarrassed, to get entangled, en-
cumbered; to be catching or infecti-
ous, to spread, to communicate itself;
to catch a disease; to be infected,
tainted, contaminated ; 8. lua.

U νων hy παν Qa. knotty.

Yepwho tt 2. entanglement, em-
barrassment, labyrinth,puzzle, scrape;
infection, contagion.

ΩΣ ῥ. “-Ρ' Ἵν 8. ombarrass-
ment of mind, agitation of spirit, want
of determination, perplexity, hesita-
tion, uncertainty, vacillation, irreso-
lution; <p Sinwy, mental agony, grief,
anguish, intense anxiety; f —a saghoss
ay fs εἴωνεωΐν δ,» f ~f ἔων» ἴο hesitate, to
be uncertain, to be at a loss, ina
great perplexity ; # -« ;/%4,. to be un-
certain whether, to be in suspense,
undecided; 4&0, ῥ᾽ -«,to remain in
suspense, to be undeceided what
course to take, what to do; ῥ —« «νων.
pehoup wthabh,, to be involved in
difficulties, in great embarrassments;
fh —u vs 02s pv eas by rae_ ὦν fury to be in the ut-
most perplexity; 6 -ῷ wphwhk, anes
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create uncertainty, to perplex, to em- | --colour; payen —fp. rosewood; guy.

barrass;— & fxd af munbp, lam
quite embroiled, perplexed, embar-
rassed, troubled, I do not know what
to do, what course to take, where to
turn; ῥ᾽ --ὦ mwpwhoeuft, ΔΒ he was in
this state of embarrassment, in this
extremity. [lute, uncertain, wavering.

τ νων (ων a. perplexed, irreso-

Wupwtbd, byf va. to entwine in, to
wind around, to involve, to tangle, to
knot; to lay snares, to wait in am-
bush; -- or -4yncywhbds va. to throw
into uncertainty, to render perplex-
ed, to embarrass, to puzzle.

UW νοῦ fel , & ay UN. to be beset,
seized or caught; to hesitate, to be
uncertain, embarrassed, in suspense,
to vacillate, to waver, to float, * to
haw, to boggle; to lie in ambush, in
wait for, to plot; to apply one’s
thoughts or one’s mind to 5 deaprustebresy
faye, he was at a loss how to ...

UY eapustrne δῆ, 8. U ρωκρ « {muzzle.

U caspressey ews , wy $.n080-band ; snaffle;

ΣΝ “06 ὃ. SALZUM, great
coat; cassock, brigandine, coat of
mail, hauberk, hocqueton, cuirass.

YW ωρεσανεν οὖ, a. sent as a colony,
dispersed, Scattered; vagabond, wan-
dering ; s. colonist, planter.

1] ἐν pe ar ων oS e kof ’ —bgnegutl oS va. to
drive away, to scatter, to disperse, to
defeat, to rout, to destroy.

Up carr ess eve feel, hgusy un. to be dispers-
ed, scattered; to desert, to go over.

YW apwnne ἢ, 8. scattering, disper-
sion; defeat, rout, destruction.

Weepep. pg OF wy a. lascivious, wan-
ton, unchaste ; -4a, Lgf un. to luxur-
late, to be riotous, lustful, to give
oneself up to libertinism, to lead a
dissolute life. :

U μωρεωε ὐἵνη. δ. horse-harness, —trap-
pings ; —annyue ὃ. S8table-man, groom,
ackey, ostler.

Wepg ht, σώ un. to run, to gallop;
-gfs a.running; very rapid, violent,
impetuous.

τ ρα . by 8. TOSC 5 Saautush —fy ᾽
—-8eas0n ; εδονεω (δ ῥ᾽ —, monthly --,
semperflorens; — 4upfheplthpl(tf, cen-
tifolia ; εἴλων ab ta.c00 «_svgs - » MOBS-—; ay ose ΣῈ
4bwt —- , damask —; - daypef, wild --,
eglantine; χε -. single yellow -;
ἀν, anone —by » --bud; gual τῇ,

Spugha» dfpobkppkah. ghakgbt .
eewpeene » πἔηωῤίῥί(δ » ῥχωβ.
(2 ρων -- scarlet, purple, beautiful,
perfumed or odorous, full-blown,
thorny, faded -; -ρ Susthack, wynfy,
weld-whg tp, the -s of youth, of his
cheeks, of his lips; ayauh ῥ᾽ —fg» crown
or wreath of -8; ρωηδρ --ν to gather
-8 3 she — winpoe, no -- Without a thorn;
S. puboc(Pfen.

Wueppupbp a. rose-bearing; - 2.
rose-garden; —pscfsa.producing roses;
-gby a. as beautiful as a rose; -
e(dachp. rosy lips; -κχοἷἷἣ a. rose-col-
oured, rosy, roseate; -facx 8. ro8e-
bush ; -fw, *-dng 8. the measles;
roseola; —fupdfp a. of a lively red,
TOSY; — aye,» rosy cheeks; —Sam a.
rose-scented, roseate, as fragrant as
arose; -ἶδε. a. rose-shaped; -Juwat
a, rosy-fingered ; — gesteay Dypepya
“105πενω “εἰν εν [9 ν the - Morn opens
the gates of the Hast ; —jasavesh a. rose-
strewn (pavement); -timt a. rose-
like, resembling a rose; —%ayy $. con-
serve of roses 3 —ayuy pary S. Galt.

70 60g gp can ty ©

Up μη ἔν om 0 my ὅ. (( vartabed »,
doctor; lecturer, professor; master,
preceptor; school-master; archiman-
drite; — opfimg, doctor of laws; -
tod ρος δ. doctor in divinity, D.D.;
- κὐὐγάηε (21, doctor in physic, M.D.;
Ss. βιει», Op btragk& un; ena gu Γ᾿ ad. dot-
torially, dogmatically, magisterially,
imperiously ; --ωὐ οὖ, a. doctoral, doc-
trinal, magisterial, preceptorial; di-
dactic; dogmatical ; -- wsafp2ut. Doe-
tor’s degree; —asbeg ᾿ — 1040 anole ὅ. school;
a. very erudite, learned, versed; -&i
kgf va. to indoctrinate, to lecture, to
dogmatize ; to teach, to instruct in, to
catechise; —f un. to be instructed,
teached, to learn, to study; -- "9 2:
school; -nc{#fe% 4. doctrine, dogma,
tenets ; teaching, instruction, precept,
maxim, sentiment; theory; doctor's
degree , lectureship; — OF csssasp%ub
-E, doctorate; prfhawnth ahead -:
catechism ; S. Qéqaesd va.; --΄σεκῥ sf
mistress, school-—, teacher ; -sp4* 8.

wrpwyuwkh a. rose-crowned; -.
focp 8. rose-water ; —wvapg 3. bot. ole-
ander, rose laurel ; -waws δ. place

{Πρ
abounding in rose-plants, rose-gard-
ΘῈ; -apfpen a. strewed with roses;
—dan fs.Transfiguration of our Lord;
“οἴω, abril OF mfg a. TO8E-like ;
—p2% 3. rosary, string of beads, chap-
let; —afrh 5. U νη safrre sp; —afp ayy on &.
rosewood; -ῥῥί ῥίθ. a. blooming as a
rose.

U wp_knp s. rose-bush, —tree ; pn. ἢ
Rose; deyef —, dog-rose, hip-rose;
=e. rosery, ground planted with rose-
bushes. {for painters ).

UY epg kifh #. roset,(a red colour

Wupgfeq 4. tose-oil, ottar, otto of

τὶ op_ dbp 8. rose-bush. [roses.

Uopq oc c.abounding in rose-trees.

UY νη σεν 8. chem. rhodium (metal).

τὶν» δι, a. arable.

Ἡρώ, δοΐ va. to labour, to cul-
tivate, to plough, to till; to sow; to
lead, to conduct, to guide; to lead
away, to drive, to cause to go; to
chase away, to drive out, to expel, to
dispossess; to draw or carry along,
to drag along; to direct, to guide, to
govern, to rule, to manage; to use, to
employ, to make use of, to handle, to
wield; to thrust in, to drive into, to
fix in; S. τὶ wpft 37 ss St γὼ fiz fea esste_
πε, to wield absolute authority;
ghpf or ῥ᾽ gkpac(2h -, to catch, to
make captive, prisoner, to reduce to
slavery; -- qybuhu, εν, to live;
qusn —,to act against, to pursue to
justice; to be concerned in a law-suit;
- ῥ νιωηωηνε [ὦ fort » to make peace, to
pacify, to appease, to accomodate; —
qXesturmyuns ,to travel; to go, to walk,
to march; -- giw., to navigate, to
steer a ship; swamp —, to drive for-
ward; to urge or push on; S. ‘bwer,
Bp. Sapurcqup sacl, δια. |

A re by 8. Wan d, stick, rod.

Wart. fg α. exercised, practised,
versed, erudite, skilful, accustomed,
inured, trained; s. exercise, instruc-
tion , study, science ; - ἄρῥήωρμ»ν ἃ
broken or trained horse; -g sessfuw_
Lup, study of mathematics ; -- νι.
to be practised or well versed in; ,f_
bby & —u nesmliah , to be studying ἢ
learning ; to be at school or at college;
f - hanger ἡ εὐ ἔν oS S. Yap tof ; sasleg σας
“ὡτξρ —fup q μέν ηπε. εἶ ghubnidp » his
erudition surpassed that of very many
learned men; ΡΣ ΣΙ ὦ “.-ὦ ῥάωω,

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Wor
aw wufpnkwt pt, 1 have passed in phi-
losophy.

YW upd-whut a. practical, fit or apt
to exercise; —ag s. school, pension,

1] apd whip Ss. Y wpd- δ. (institution.

U sep F-csseyy bon, arg 8.ptofessor, master,
teacher; school-master; preceptor, tut-
or, instructor; gymnasiarch, ludima-
Sister; -- plioumuuppo ke, professor of
philosophy; - op ἔτι funn Py αὐγὰ» ᾿
od wputin lk, law-, physic-, divinity-
professor; -wpuw,p ad. professorially ;
ex professo ; -whwh a. professorial ; --ν͵
4bg 8. joint-professor, assistant, col-
league ; -wpwh 8. normal, training
school; —£4, £yf va. to be a professor
or teacher of, to teach, to profess;
-ρε(βεῖν 4. professorship; -msp 47.
mistress.

1] ὠροδωξρ Ξ. ἢ. νεδιωωξρ, -πν“Ὁ
8. college, gymnasium ; grammar-
school; -cnp 8. ἢ ὠρο a. (professors.

Yaptbwp 8. pl. schools, institutions;

Yup hphe » pkg 8. cavesson, bit.

Waptit, bg va. to exercise, to
train, to inure, to: bring up, to form,
to instruct, to tutor, to accustom, to
use, to cultivate ; -- gh ppp» to break
in ἃ horse; -- quwhdh or

Weapd fal’, guy un. to exercise one-
self in, to practise, te get used, ac-
customed or inured, to grow familiar
with; to be formed, instructed; — ων.
fuusnne 09, . to get inured to work; 72
ehpu af expec ΩΣ » brought up in letters,
educated or well versed in literature.

Wept bh gnegathS ya. to instruct, to
educate, to discipline.

® Updt fs S. Newneghs - (bird.

WwpS buhay, a. blazoned with a

aes po Senay est by uss a. instructive, didact-

qwpdag S. Up ace F cattery . [ic

U ωροῖ εἴθ μῦν OY woth 3. ΟΧΘΓΙΟΊΒΘ,

practice, use; instruction, culture,
discipline, study.

Ywpdt nck Ss. U eeepc a.

I ὠροῖρ 8. Wap ὃ.

Warpfl, &guy un.to behave, to con-
duct oneself, to go on, to act, to
treat; to make use of, to use, to em-
ploy; to be conducted, carried, to go;
S. 6bun; nig be dfong fer OO ξ βῃ» as
his own propensities dictated.

Ywuphs 8. goad, spur, whip; fig. con-
ductor; rector, director; governor;
a. leading into captivity, driving out;

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fulfilling , carrying into effect.

Uwehs bg OF wy 8. Opinion, advice; |

esteem , consideration , reputation,
high value; account, sum; judgment,
sentence; tribute, tax ; mbupp —f,
arbiters of strife , judges ; qupaa_
pk Sasmaeghp —.» pronounce a sen-
tence worthy of...

Weephag ph Sl §. αἱ coph staf

Wwphws, by 8. conjecture, opinion,
hypothesis, supposition.

Wophatft, ζω, vn. to conjecture,
to judge, to presume, to think, to
deem, to find, to esteem, to look upon
as, to repute or regard a8; wpduwip
-, to think, deem or find worthy.

Wuphoba it 8. opinion, judgment.

Yuphumpbt va. to pronounce, to
manifest, to deliberate, to decide.

Wuphbd, Egf va. to close in, to sur-
round, to envelope.

aphiympuyl ad. additionally, over
& above, by the way, by accident, in-
cidentally; negligently , carelessly,
upheedingly, for form’s sake; a. un-
essential, accessory, secondary, sup-
plementary, extra, useless, frivolous,
vain.

Wapd, neg 8. stipend, salary, hire,
pay, wages; emoluments, perquisities ;
retribution , recompense , payment;
letting out on hire, hiring, renting ; -p
west, rent, house-rent; -- edy4f, phy-
Sician’s fees; 8. Were ; μενεῖν fp -- σε. wrewr,
ἐν. house to let; -ὦ «(ἢ «Ἵν, . guleys
to contract, to make an agreement, to
agree; fp - σε. mtkz, waknez, to rent,
to farm, to hire; mar. to freight, to
charter; f --τε. sw, to let on hire, fo
let out, to lease 5 f “-“ε. nehhy qainels
to rent a house 3 4umncqubby q—u
amish, tO pay house-rent ; CL 4...
διω(δ fp --σε.. to put out money to in-
terest ; “οὗ xa’ fa ξ af cas ἤν “πε. fepeys
the labourer is worthy of his hire.

Yuptupep a. bringing pay or a
reward ; -fighpe a. asking wages,
requiring a stipend, mercenary.

wrduh, wy sf. cantatrice, singer,
songstress, ballad-singer ; dancer;
strumpet, whore.

Weapdushen, wy 8. farmer; -[ω a.
meritorious, deserving ofrecompense;
—Sweng 8. remunerator; a. remunerat-
Ing; -- (ὗε, ὃ. UW νιν casera lr SP ; —Suonneh
5. ἡ eerpedesenrpere [Pfr «

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WY ρων, a | 8. τὶ μα. [pense.

Y update, wy & reward, recom-

1 wpdwhp 8. portion, dowry ; hire of
an harlot; S. ᾿νε ρ .

Ywpdunne, wy a. receiving ἃ sala-
ry, a recompense; -(2% 4. the receir-
ing a salary or remuneration.

Y wpdumphat bgfva.to remunerate,
to recompense, to reward, to requite;
-apoclifeh 2. remuneration, recom-
pense, retribution, requital, reward.

Wuptmeop a. hired, paid, mercena-
ry; 8. renter, tenant, lessee; journey-
man, day-labourer; —whawb a. hoping
for reward, interested ; -&/ va. to take
at a fixed price; to hire, to keep in
pay; -fun. to merit, to obtain a re-
ward, to be recompensed or reward-
ed 3 -avl[thrt S. UW wp dh tone [9 fd.

U aap dh ph a. to let; ores --- ὁ HOUSE -.

Wupadhdd,, buf ᾽ --ἰν,, ἔσω υπα. to
hire, to take on hire, to farm, to rent;
to let out on hire; to gain, to get, to
acquire 7 gqaerps & ou [PF 0 η, ει ριωρν ἴο pat
money at interest; -- 74%, to endow,
to enrich with a portion ; — χορ»
enlist mercenaries ; — qubbbwk, to
rent ἃ room;8. Yue. .

Wupdhut, wg a. saleable, venal; s.
hireling, paid or hired man, servant,
mercenary, day-labourer, workman;
farmer ; s/. mistress, courtezan, harlot.

τ] ρων nfs 2. salaried clerk ot
secretary ; a vile, mercenary, or hack
writer.

Yep thas ushsts 8, Uy ssp dew hunks-

U easy dh easta le oS ’ bof: —bgnegmbhd va.
to hire, to take on hire ; —faun- to be
hired, to serve or work for money.

Wupthatne(Pfeh 8. mMercenariness,
venality; mercenary soldier or troop.

Up easy Lisecs ore S. ose ay Ὧν ens ont 0

Wwpdng 8. letter out on hire; -- ἔξω.
veueas ey beast dhng, livery-stable keeper.

wprdnaed ya. to let, to let out on &
lease-

τ wapdne s. letting out; leasing.

Uwpdocnp S, Up ecoprch exseovgs τ

WupXofe or ἡ 4. Oats; S. τ ρυνᾷ)
—nuw a. full of, or abounding in oats.

ἢ γα, fg 8. net, netting ; snare;
-wphbSva. to catch, to take in a net.

ἡ ρα bp OF bh'ofrs.cucumber-plant.

U] eprguedink , wg δ. handkerchief; tow-
e], napkin, linen ; head-band, —-cov-
er, veil ; amict > camageren Os bo

Wor
round with a napkin, wrapped up in a
_ linen, swathed round; -4ay a. linen.
wang, wy 8. switch, stick, rod,
verge; penis, member, genitals; --ὦ..
enp ἃ, verger, beadle, mace-bearer,
lictor, usher of the black rod, serjeant;
- δι va. to beat, to cudgel.

Weep (2h art of riding or driving;
fg. government. [cock.

τ ὦν» πεοβων. “-ξ, usg 8. male bird,

1} ων σε. ith s. duration.

Waynes a. beaten, trodden, used,
frequented ; -- Masteequp4, Well fre-
quented road, well beaten track.

Wuwpachh . chhy 8. cucumber 3 S.
ΠΣ «ἴω, —» gherkin; ὃ. ipo

Wopswhot a governmental; - s. 8.

τ mpi sesSesprne (3h 8. cudgelling, beat-
ing with a staff.

Ywupsecf 8. government, direction,
conduct; triangular table of laws.

τ ραν ps fg s. hair, head of hair,
locks, tresses; fig.foliage, leafy branch-
es, leaves, green dress; ast. coma,
beams ; -ρ zfuwenpf, beams or tail
of a comet; -p Pb pbtfp4bey, Beren-
ice’s hair, coma Berenicis; <p wnapfe_
Sans dba » mane ;, -ρ BE yerd fs easy
waving, flowing locks; S. 2fesu;
Saqu «(ν ly εἶνε, “ [ει ρ » to cover the
head with ashes; 5. 24p, usq-

U νυν gg bey a. having a fine head of
hair, adorned with tresses; ast. furn-
ished with rays; bol. leafy, covered
with leaves; - σεῦ s. thickness, abund-
ance or beauty of hair; --φῥωνωνᾷ 5.

1] ess pos esol » ang ὃ. Oats. [σας πρ Ε

Werpowkey, wg 8. ornament for the
hair, riband, frontlet, diadem; —fu:%
a.hair. [8. Wang 5 - ςωρ a. lunatic.

YW ρων dt, fp s.comet; med. epilepsy;

Uf ear po es ass ef frp esey or af ΟΣ fy s. hair-
dresser, —-cutter; barber.

Yopuwenp a. hairy , long-haired;
ast. blazing-tailed ; bot. comose, lea-
fy, tufted; 4. Nazarite ; comet; -6u
S. ΕΖ -ῥ νη. to be leafy, dres-
sed in green, clothed or covered with
leaves. {to thrust in, to plant.

Yaw pub dS, Eof va. to drive in, to fix,

YU wpanhp »ankewg 8. drawers; — ghaod_
wg. breeches, small-clothes.

pena s. med. gastritis.

upp» pneg 8. life, habits, manners,
conduct, behaviour, morals ; use, em-

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Uwe bp Ss. Y web pushush °

ἼυΣ

ployment; eaoTs cas 1 eas συνε fp ἠωμπες » mor-
ality; σνωνῥρ. pupkhbp -, good mor-
als; wipe, wbpps —, pure mor-
als ; gbakghh dwpodp ἀμ ἐξ ἡ εμἷ,» they
led a good life ; one gb purzfoupShhp
bt ἠωρπειρ. Who show themselves
pure of heart; δὶ bppbe qh be - wipe
che ὃ Ὁεωΐ fit op ἔξω pups, good laws
are often produced by evil customs.

Uwnpsy» bg 3. bark, barge, boat.

Uwe, bg OF wy a. luxurious, prof-
ligate, licentious , dissolute, lewd,
rakish, libertine, lecherous, obscene;
—wheut a. unchaste, immodest, libidin-
Οὐδ; —wdn, a. given to lechery,aband-
oned to lust, lost in depravity and
dissoluteness ; —assksee el, sas gy eey 1) -&f or
~f/d un. to follow ill courses, to aband-
on oneself to debauchery, to luxur-
iate in coarse sensual pleasures, to
wallow in lust, to be sunk in debauch-
Cry ;-cm δι κως; - σι δῶ ez) pe cas ad. prof-
ligately , licentiously , lasciviously,
dissolutely ; -nanbd’ S. U cerecssybe al” -“-.
“νον (ὁ ἢ. -ε (9} 8. profligacy, libertin-
ism, dissolute life, debauchery, lewd-
ness, dissoluteness, rakishness, obs-
cenity, whoredom.

Yuckpwpwp ad. authentically, val-

idly, legitimately.

wk puhewt a. authentic, valid, leg-
itimate ; - or -% s. seal, signet, ring;
- Suwmwhp, signet-ring ; — wppachh,
great seal; -σε (δῦ s. authenticity, val-
idity; legalization, authorization; rat-
ification, sanction.

QwecbpugnegutbdS va. to authentic-
ate, to legitimate, to make valid; to
legalize, to ratify, to approve; to au-
thorize, to empower.

Web parlsh S. Y wih pushwinelah

Wwe s.a constellation.

Wes. fg a. sublime, majestic, im-

' posing, high, elevated, superior, grand,

| noble, generous; divine, godlike, su-
| pernatural, celestial, heavenly; 4. the
' Supreme Being; - 44 pajwpu%, impos-
ing aspect; - frd Upwuks Qupld κε.
pul αἴθ wht qritung he Ugb puta » Ar-
taxerxes the Parthian seems to me
to be superior to Alexander the Ma-
cedonian.
UssSuqrye a. superexcellent, su-
preme, eminent; - νεΐννε δ s. super-
iority, pre-eminence.

ute 674

Wh ς,ωηἷν a. noble, grand; — w£p,my
lord, your lordship.

Weésotd a, magnanimous, gener-
OUS ; —n-f 4. Magnanimity, generosity.

Wb Sutra, “ἡ UN. to be exalted,
ennobled or elevated ; —tdis® a. dei-
form, godlike, heroic, illustrious; —_
yb A. & BOVETCILD ; —ybmncl[Ffch 2.
sovereignty ; —dayp a. august, magni-
ficent ; —gacguwht JS va. to exalt, to elev-
ate, to extol, to deify; -spus a. maj-
estic, august, royal; —~unacf s.maj-
esty; - Q4é-. Your-.

Wssbp δ. Ἡ τς πω > aa, kof oof,
δ ὦ, un. to be afraid, downcast, dis-
couraged, to be a coward, to take

fright, to lose courage, to shrink for '

fear of, to be held back by fear, to
quail before, or at sight of danger;
to start back, to recoil; to grow lazy,
indolent; -fam, —-am +, wg a. Weak,
wanting courage or heart, fearful,
timid, cowardly, pusillanimous, crav-
en; idle, slothful; 6 ppoylt ὧδ -omp,
not slothful in business ; - σαν ῥα, ἢ ἐς
4b pt; -oc(3f or ned 4. fear, timid-
ity, want of courage, of heart, faint-
heartedness, cowardice, poltroonery,
pusillanimity; sloth, remissness, in-
dolence, idleness *sluggishness.
WSS fy a. divinely inspired.
Wes ftwrts a. endowed with super-
natural excellence, most glorious.
Wega, ay 8 hOOd, COW]; -wenp a.
hooded, wearing a hood; s. capuchin
Ws, 8. sg. [friar or nun.
Ub pecresy eran fol a. sextuple, sixfold.
UWA νκω αν, ὸ bg a. sixteen ; — e208 vary Qt
decimo-sexto , 16™°, in sixteens; —s»_
Muy a. sixteen years old; -bpapz,
wy a. sixteenth, 16th; -& phe 4. pi. all
the sixteen ; -opé ay a. of sixteen days.
UW hee S. Dea a. [keeper.
Wruwwppes 8. ὦ. ἃ G. ὦ. wardrobe-
. ἥερεΡ - ad. above, upon, on, over;
on high, high, high up; dé f deyps f
dbp be f due, up & down, high ἃ
down, upside down ; topsy turvy;
frequently ; f dbp be f funtuwps, up ἃ
down, always, incessantly, at every
moment, ever; f q&y wha, above;
up there; ᾧ d&p ρων gins, above all;
dip 6 faye qopswok,, to turn upside
own, to turn topsy turvy, to upset,
to overset; dbp f duyp opfhz, to turn
over, to overthrow, to overturn; to

dor

disorder, to disturb; f qh dusmsh,,
to go higher up, to ascend; 6 ἡδρ ac_
δι. to bear up, to support, to sus-
tain, to prop; 72 dip Sustebsy » ek,» to
elevate, to raise on high; fig. to dis-
cover, to manifest, to unmask, to un-
veil, to denounce, to disclose, to re-
veal; wht fp diy um, to lift up one’s
eyes, to look up, to raise one’s head;
af fp dk anbac, to ride, to mount on
horseback ; ῥ ἐξν on) Me οἷν bot. to
peep out heads, to pullulate & grow,
to sprout, to bud; fp dhp geegaeguhky
quawhkrwt,to raise from the dead,
to bring to life again; ῥ dép 3 zewt,
ineffable; inexplicable; ῥ dhe & aye z
qu gopaelot fre . that is beyond
my power, f dip puts gests laces «ἴω,
ubp plac (sl ᾽ above humanity ; aig f
dip whgp wuwgep, as we have alrea-
dy said; 5. θεῖν, Lune, 2 fa, Shay b_
gk, ὅσ. ᾿

τ ἐρωμεινη rine (Fl: s. chem. recom-
position; —px a. analogous 5 -parkw_
fut a. analogical ; -putbd va.to ana-
logize ; —pustnc(J§ s. analogy ; -(p ad.
analogically ; -puwgo.f 5. explanation,

exposition; —phpuhwh a. relative ;—_

ΓΤ Ὁ) ad, relatively > peek, pest
or rf va.to elevate, to raise; to ap-
pose, to subjoin, to superadd; to
manifest , to disclose ; to utter, to
pronounce; to translate; to present,
to offer; to attribute, to ascribe, to
refer; med. to eructate, to retch, to
vomit, to cast up, to reject; —fa un.
to be elevated, carried up, to ascend,
to rise; to be referred, to belong to,
to regard, to concern; -βόροεζ βεῖν 2.
elevation, rise, ascension; presenta-
tion, offering, Anaphora; relation, re-
ference, regard; med. eructation, vo-
miting; rhet. anaphora; -- «<%s,. to be
in correspondence or relation with;
—pocuuhfd un. to grow again, to be
produced anew.

Ub praseep sargevecoees s. return, coming
back; —qpusd or guyfd un. tO super-
vene, te happen, to befall ; to descend,
to come; -φύρ 5. Uspoughp; —tehew.
enpkS or glukd va. to conclude, to
recapitulate , to sam up, to abridge;
—glene [Fed 5. epilogue; conclusion;
-ghw,g a. going, rising Up; -φηῖ» a.
higher, superior, more elevated ; --
- OF gajtu ad. above; firstly, before,

wor
antecedently ; —gas&éc una. to cry dut,
to exclaim; to predict;- wn. Us, to
invocate divine help; —-qnczumhphs 8.
Weal forces ας σε, γε ζ, ; a el va. to write
upon, to inscribe; to attribute, to re-
fer to; to write above, before; —gpac
@& 2. inscription, epigraph.

UWipeqguntad un. to return, to go
back; -gwu0s/ va.to put in the first
place, to prefer before others ; —gaupd
8. return ; —gaupadpd 8. Ub purge dened’;
—geupdne(2h 4. rhet. anastrophe ; med.
ileus, iliac passion, miserere, ana-
phora; ~gupdacgutbdS va.to cause to
return; to transport, to transfer; --.
gla Οἵ ghong 8. overseer, inspector;
bishop 5 -¢gfwbd va. to look up; to
gaze at, to contemplate; to consider,
to examine, to scrutinize; -gfhp.¢ph>
gp a. imposed, added, additional ;
4. imposition, addition ; epithet, ad-
jective ; math. exponent, index ; gr. ar-
ticle (a, 4.» %); mus. a note; — wswpeny.
&c-, epact ; ~-gpwhut S. Wipughy α.;
- whnet, surname ; -gpbd, bgh va. to
impose, to put upon, to add, to join.

Us pu(Fb κι vn. to fly away, to
take flight; - y&pgfuu,to be borne
to heaven; -(#(eauinck 5. chem. surox-
ide, peroxide, hyperoxide; -ἰὥσε δι
va. to number or count from the first
to the last.

WS panfrniopdt 5. Neg h νι ful

Us pwdwg a. phys. emergent; —d_
qgeq a. shining from on high; -d#s.
{, 5. ᾿ἰ ἐμάς; - δὼ ᾧ ωὖ, a. reduct-
ive; anagogical, anagogetical ; —Scsy_
peu a. reaching the summit or top;
-sh,b a. reducible; -s4a, &f va. to
elevate, to raise, to bear on high; to
reduce ; - gap fh “2: κε. “ὦ © ess te ὦ gle , to
reclaim a person from disorderly or
ill conduct; -διῥννε (ῥεῖ, 4. suffumiga-
tion ; -dubd, kgf, Lay va. to regener-
ate, to endow with new life, to cause
to be born again, to revive, to re-
produce; — or -δύῥω un. to be re-
generated or born again; fig. to spring
up anew, to revive, to come to life
again; —dbn(2f s. regeneration; re-
surrection; —Sn (2% or act 8. reduc-
tion ; anagory.

Uk pwhwtgikS va. to raise again,
to restore, to set up again; —fuhg_
heed 3. rising, restoration; —haseruple oS
va. to accomplish or fulfill totally,

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perfectly ; -gup¢4e va. to put in the
highest seat, to place above all; -.
hupgad va. to cry out, to exclaim ; to
implore, to invoke ; —gugee., ag ἃ. 8U-
perintendent, overseer, intendant, ©
inspector, director; prefect, govern-
or; protector, defender, guardian;
~hwane(P fer δ. superintendence, man-
agement,inspection,intendance,direc-
tion; prefecture, government; pro-
tection, assistance ; —44%guqhd un. to
revive, to be reanimated, to come to
life again; to outlive, to survive; —4.
buaphkd, —fobd, kgk un. to look on
high, to lift up one’s eyes ; —fup4J va.
to confirm, to affirm, to re-establish;
-koséf va. to invoke, to implore, to
call on; to recall, to call back; to
surname, to call; —gasec(#f 5. name,
appellation; --ζανρ έν va. to cut off, to
retrench.

Ub pues οἶα, a.meditating, contem-
plating ; -uy6ghh pbups un. to super-
intend, to oversee ; —4Sayhgnq a. ap-
plying oneself to, investigating tho-
roughly ; 8. star-gazer, astronomer;
—Suybgngne{2h s. contemplation, me-
ditation, elevation of the mind, intel-
lect or thoughts ; -Saygd va. to ask
from above, to implore, to invoke;
—4uhg spt un. to sit upon, to take rest,
to repose; —Swhgneguwbbds va. to give
repose in paradise; —Sa« a. urgent,
earnest, imminent; -S.cunc(#h 5. im-
minence, nearness; —4Swunc ,bifl un.
to understand, to apprehend, to catch;
- watkd ya.to cause to know, to en-
lighten ; -φρ» δι va. to exclaim, to
raise the voice, to cry out.

Ws purdayh ad. aloud, loudly ; “--«δω!
LES va. to cry or pronounce aloud,
to vociferate, to proclaim; to call, to
name ; -2¢4/ va. to uplift, to stretch;
to carry up, to elevate, to raise; —_
dgnqt Lphupg , the Spreader of the
high heavens; —d&éaubd va. to give a
helping hand; -—dé.0.(2) s. anamor-
phosis.

UWspwq 8. chem. supersalt, acid salt.

Wh pwrurnkS va. to repeat, to treat
again; to state above ; -Awan[sh s.
repetition, explanation 5; -Am#% 2.
progress; increase.

Wipeodwpmpl, 4. defender; — pbeby
Suypbtbewg, to fight for one’s count-
ry, in defence of one’s native land;

Wee
~dinppk Sl 5. Wb pwuppk ls —dpuntiuad,
euwpdh va.to raise, to elevate, to lift
up on high; —deantead, peapduy un. tO
be raised up, to surpass, to dominate,
to command ; -vpupd a. raised on
high, lifted up, ascending; ascensive;
ad. bearing, carrying in the arms,
raising from the earth; -dpupdtusuch
a. bearing, carrying or leading on
high > τιϊααυμ ῖενε δ, §. sublimation ; —a-
pupdeyes Or de a, star-gazing ;
—dpupdne{Ph 8. elevation, height, ex-
cellence, sablimity.

Wepuy. ῥ᾽ - pr. on, upon; over, a-
bove; for, in behalf of, on account of :
swe -, upon that; about that; --
“ad, above all, before all else; urpng
- ΔΙ, ese esos “ὦ Ite anes ty esse. » On Whom the
tower fell; f “2 εἴων ps me (FE — she E
Swukuy, he has not yet heard the
truth; yuck pu une b guwng —» they
increased my sorrows, they added to
my grief ; ζορ δ᾽ wine δῆ, ἥμῆν ῥ = huy 9
he was on the brink of ruin, on the
point of ruining himself; gupnew5u f
~ Uj Swone gut pi, they charged them
With the massacres ; wnmd f -- υω.
pugeeg » threatening announcement
for Arabia; app ezaly br of geen ὔ πων
shut the door behind me; S. Was,
Ζ«σὦ εμἵοί, .

Us pated, ΟΣ UN. LO rise, to soar,
to ascend, to mount; to vanish, to
disappear; to go away, to leave, to
escape 5 dip δ' ως Sesyerpren κα» ὦ ἔς on ζω»
to swell with pride, to ibe puffed up,
to become presumptuous; ὁ LE p mony
Luyng Bnewhatne(Pku udu v2-, at
the beginning of the Armenian era
480; —hopng δι va. to renew; τορι,
1πι09}} 8. renewal, renewing; -Ῥμων ῥα
on. to sit on, to take a seat on, to be
seated or placed on; to mount, to ride.

Weheawzbbne(2} 5. rebuilding ; —sh sb ff
on. to breathe; isnt Or nui: 8.
respiration, breathing; - Saqdng , blow-
ing of the wind; -(dtme(9h 6. anat,
anastomosis.

Wo pwsspne (3 με, 8. anametrisis ἢ
~goc bf un. to go up wards,to fly on high.

Us pemwadk dS va. to praise aloud,
openly, to extol, to cry up, to cele-
brate; τα sar cor ve ἔς ἐν a. reverend ; — any 068
wnnebid ya. to revere, to honour, to
respect; —qwanenc(#h δ. reverence.

UWipenuiph ol va. to send on high ;

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-αἴπε Γ΄, asa. fo va. to take or carry on
high, to raise, to heave up; to re-
ceive, to take home; to glow, to leap
With joy, to exalt; γρωδικῦ -- que» to
place among the gods; smdmh ἠέρα,
aku, pub, to receive divine honours.

Wh pusapm tod yn, to fly upwards, to
80ar; —upptJS va. to purify again.

US pwmbumes 3. director ; bishop;
-mtrusneldh 8. direction ; —mn koubp 1.
anatocism.

Ub puphb dl, ᾿ δοηβ σα. ἴο paliiate, to
veil, to cover, to cloak, to shroud;
~phne. wy 8. over-coat, mantle, cloak;
coverlet, quilt; -- 2h2y, horse-cloth:
caparison. ;

συ δίς a. raised, heightened;
fig. absent; math. abstract; -goca s.
elevation, exaltation; abstraction; -
bush, exaltation of the Cross; -gae
gutht va. to raise, to lift on high, to
set up ; — Swap, to abstract.

Uspanfafok f va. to transport, to
convey, to bear or carry on high, to
transform ; —sefen% s. Assumption;
demise, decease, death.

Uhpmpupag ops or προ ρπηδιΓ va.
to preach, to announce, to publish, to
divulge.

Wappk puch wh a. relative ; —pl pid

. Wipupk pb; -pi ppt un. to rise to
the surface, to float, to swim on; - ῥ
fecps, to rise from the waves.

Epbyuh, wy, —peuk a. mounting,
ascending, ascensional; s. rider, eav-
alier, horseman ; -&é, bgp un. to
mount on, to ascend; -- ὁ ων.» to go
on board ship, to embark ; -- smbqqep:
to ascend, to scale.

Wépeépp s. ascent, ascension, ac-
clivity ; staircase; ast. ascendant.

Whpbnwk §. Wohbawh.

Wepkpgul a. to be sung aloud; -
swqdorpe, gradual psalms; —¢&s va. to
sing loudly, to fill the air with song,
to warble, to trill; to extol, to praise
highly, to laud, to magnify.:

Uspépbef un. to appear, to shoot
forth, to be born, produced ; τε α.
apparent, superficial ; ad. superficial-
ly; τανεΐ δ. appearance; superficies,
surface. [zpJ'un. to receive, to accept.

Weppg nba S. ΟΣ -4"ε--

Wepphduytd va. to present, to offer.

Usppehay a. receiving, containing,
sustaining, carrying.

aor

Wh ppidpeytS una. to repullulate, to
shoot or bud again.

Wéplt, pag a. that is above, high,
upper, superior; celestial; outward,
exterior, external; 8. bpéap-

WiphdleypsSva.to move up & down;
— qycbu, to Wink.

bp fp dépo a. apparent, superfici-
al, teigned, affected ; ad. superficially,
apparently, affectedly; — σεν νη αὖ.
“νος (Ὁ. without a thorough know-
ledge of, having a smattering of; &p_
bhp ag 022 oy ols tls — 5 they feigned to
worship him.

Whpypudapuep ad. analytically; —
Swhwt a. analytic, analytical; —p 8.
analytics; -sa%&/ va. to analyze, to
resolve; -δύς s. analyser, analyst;
dae [9 ft 3. analysis.

UWhpbatbS, tk uy va. to read, to re-

cite; -ὅπη s. reader ; lecturer ; —tac(ah

8. reading, recitation.

1} pxsdpS un. to go, to fly on high.

Ue pdink, wg 8. coverlet, counter-
pane, guilt.

ULpdhp s. ethereal places.

UWelpdzncam 4. pressure.

Us pbepkpg 8. citadel, castle 5 ~gar_
coun. ὃ. upper or higher region; ether-
eal region; ῥ τω 2uyeg. in Upper Ar-
menia; —zfp 2. epigraph, inscription,
title ; -- sdk, superscription or di-
_ rection of a letter ; -- οἷν a. upper, su-
perior, higher ; -¢p4d va. to place, to
engrave an inscription; to ascribe, to
attribute ; -gacn% s. high gate ; flood-
gate, sluice; stocks, ceps; ~qausyy a.
varnished ; flowery, redundant ; --
qp¢lum s.great coat, over- or upper-
coat; -fus, 8. mus. an Armenian note
Cf) 5 -fesppofe s. abacus, capital;
—febued'a. providential ; -- G&usnelt ῥεῖ,»
Divine Providence. :

41 δ ρΐνωζ 8. upper mill-stone.

Lphuwhwh a. superior, celestial;
aerial, ethereal; S. Unf; s. angel;
—herncyg ὦ. built on high, celestial; —
{εν νη a. of divine or celestial be-
haviour, pious, angelic, godly ; —gaqa
s. upper side or part ; -ὑροῖν 8. Begin
ἄρον; ~db gach 8. Yb plague 3 —diash δ.
απαί. epidermis ; -ἴωμ ἃ. warring
against the Most High, against the
celestial powers ; -Sapmnc{2h 8. com-
bat, war with Heaven; —juph 4. the
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sumachuh —fh, garret-window ; piw_
bbs -ἰ . garretteer; οὐἔἕν S. Wspfi,
Wb phase ; -αμωμη bro, 5. Gphtunchp ;
παννε Ὁ 4. highest floor or story, upper
room ; guest-chamber ; high place,
heathen temple; belvidere, gallery,
terrace; fig. palate; Aphpopg -» the
second floor; — bgbqtgey, Women's
genes in churches ; -swocng a. giving
rom Heaven, granting from on high;
8. the, great Giver; -p&q4 8. upper or
skin-covering of a tent ; * oater-
shutter.

Wh paw, wy a.eerial, ethereal ; med.
cataleptic; -p/ un. to be subject to
catalepsy; S. Lecutnn, &C.3 -alsh s.
catalepsy. [pole.

UWhebacgh s. phys. anode, positive

Usps, f — pr.ad. up, upon, above ;
beyond ; over, aloft ; & — faqdubl «
from above ; f — pw, above, over; --
gp4un, written above.

Wépowtbs vn. to mount, to go up
step by step, gradually.

decors a. high, superior; ῥ᾽ — ad.
from above, from on high, from heav-
en; from the beginning; — ᾧ quyy,
from top to bottom ; οὐ, ap στα. ὦ 090 ῥ -,
from ancient times, from the begin-
ning ; 6 - be fubgpwtk ajrayfuhp Shr,
they were so from the beginning; ya
wen οὐ f - ghunkfp quays, 1 knew
that long since.

Wed. fg 8. end, finish, conclusion,
close; end, extremity, bound, limit;
tail; back; the rear of the army; cad-
ence, fall; -ρ S.Wspfscnp δι} -.f
-£, fp —vy, after, behind, at last, after
all, in conclusion, finally, lastly; 6 - .
4y4, backwards, back, behind; ῥ᾽ -
tush Ὗς... to draw back, to repress,
to hold in, to check, to restrain; f -
Lusuwth, fig. to have already one foot
in the grave; ᾧ - hayes gia, to go
backwards; fp - (ει uhh buys 88-
sailed the army in the rear; φωωξρ 6
-» ἢ. destroy the enemy’s rear; ᾧ --
or f -£ Ebbuyp, Survivors, posterity ;
Susdushurhwe fe --ξ. latest or nearest ;
bo τον δρίδεέιωω, geoph sep ququbh,
given to perversity as a beast; — pas.
Lfu ways, the pith of my discourse is
this ; 44% / -~, he was at his life’s end.

We pPwput, -- πὰ [9 fre 5. conclusion,
peroration ; epilogue ; - τω s. crepus-
cule, twilight; -δν a. born alter;

ube
posthumous ; —fegn(2F s. the remain-
ing back, receding, desistance ; —4nqith
8. backside; stern; —d#uwg, a. remain-
ing back ; outliving, surviving ; —a%es_
goc(d fc 8. gurvivorship.

Wkpfuyp 8. last days, last years of
life; ῥ ὦ ad. onthe wane, at the close
of one’s life, in one’s declining days,
in the sere & yellow leaf.

Wb pPesstnres§ crf phil S. Wb βου fel

bpfutewd, εὐ (ὦ, un.to remain back,
to be behind; to abandon, to leave
off, to desist, to renounce; to fail, to
want, to be short of; to die.

Wb pfs. wg 8. rear-guard; *-_
mkv ad.at last, at length, finally, in
fine ; -wqéuw 8. reindeer ; --νωΐ a.
anapestic; s. anapsst ; -efey a. pub-
lished after death, posthumous ; -ao_
ἡ ωῇ, enok 8. feast after feast; -πεηώ͵
Ὅν" va. to withhold, to retain, to keep
back, to detain; to deprive of; -cag
a. bordered, trimmed, fringed; last,
final; s. border, hem, selvage; fringe,
trimming; pinking, ribbon, galloon;
ΓΟ og cargo 7 ἃ ῥ -ὦ»ν to fringe, to border,
to bind with ribbon, to pink; -capach
s. mus. cadence ; finale, the last per-
formance.

We pfbuhp s. the last ; fb ~buk ad.
lastly, in the last place, after all.

EpgbS, Lgf va. to hold back, to
deter, to withhold, to cause to loiter
or while away. Limate.

Ws pfet[Peb&p a. last but one; penult-

Weppbt, Jung a. posterior, ulterior ;
last, extreme, final; sone <p diapeapny ,
the four last things, (death, judgment,
heaven & hell). [peremptory.

WepPruwhwt a. final, last, extreme;

We pfomipd, bguy un. to go back-
wards, to fall back, to recede, to re-
treat, to give way. fence.

Whpowumkn fb s. impetuosity, viol-

Ub purse [δ [εν ¢. emphasis.

Wepumbuy a, aforesaid, above-men-
tioned. ᾿

YW spumfh ad. once more, anew, over
again, afresh, again, repeatedly.

Wepe a. mail, made of mail, of
chains , meshed, linked, woven; 8.
coat of mail ; network ; qewdp -ρ»
cuirass, hauberk 5 pusyPpho—u qybbacy,
to wear a coat of mail.

Uspawnuwhkwt a. epigrammatical ;
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ducible to its elements; —aé/ va. to
reintegrate, to reduce to elements;
-anq s-epigrammatist; -- τε δ} s. re-
form, regeneration; epigram ; inscrip-
tion; title. [fortify.

WipowenphS va. to strengthen, to

Wh pk ΑΓ, bof ° A baguy vn. to
dance, to hop, to jamp, to skip aboat;
to put on a cuirass, to wear ἃ coat of
mail.

LpopSubd va. to praise highly, to
extol, to exalt, to cry up to the skies.

Wey ’ by a. six.

Wigweawp ad. in six ways or man-
ners; —fenp, a. hexagonal.

Wigueh, - 8. Wkgk wh. _

τ A geehneufs a. 8ix-angled ; ad. in six
manners ; —dkey a. sexennial ; six
years old; -edbwy a. of six months,
six months old; — or — Sasdishuk . 81X
months, half year; -- ραν εν a. half-
yearly; -tpue a. hexahedral; s. hexa-
hedron; -#4fe%, -thfe%p a. hexagon-
al; s. hexagon; -ἶ a. six-stringed; +.
hexachord, s8ix-stringed instrument;
—tbthwhet a, containing six persons;
carrying Six Persons ; —seup a. 8. hoxa-
meter; -s&uy Or sf a. 8Six-eyed; -qy=.
wf, a. sextuple, sixfold; --ριῦ .ἦ a.
of six spans.

Ub gq whgb nt a. worth six farthings.

Wb gquepl-wh a. of six ages or epochs.

Wigkush, Wag phot a. 4. six; sixth.

Wegkphp ad. sixthly.

Whykpope » arg Qe sixth, G th ἢ sixth-
ly; 5. sextant; mus. sixth.

UWhgk.phaut or pli ᾽ δ᾿ σεν $. the
whole six ; a. all the six.

Whglth but a. six-winged.

τ ἐκ (3 ὧν a. six-columned ; -¢ ¢

UWeghp a. sixth. [Hexapla.

Lgfge αὐ. six times.

Ub ghutgibat a. of six cubits.

Wegg ft a. six times as much, sex-
tuple, sixfold.

WigSmquyp a. six thousand; -«:
-δωᾷ a. of six thousand years; s. 51Χ
thousand years ; -δων , --ανωδξωΐ 8.
Wkgpapheot. [six hondredth, 6004.

ἢ εοφωρβερ a. six hundred; -#p¢ 4.

bydtkahp a. six-handed. [ed.
τῇ bgdin ents ait OF durm'ep a. Six-finger-
Wh gnamls wh a. 8ix-branched.
Wkganwtp or wbkey a. 8ix-footed,
τ é-gupe btw a. hexastyle. [hexapod.
Us gungh wt 5, hoxastic, sextain.

ae

Wegophay a. of six days; s. hexa-
Wb gopfbulp 8. Wig [38 ahp ° [meron.

τὶ get a. haughty, uncontrolled, stiff-
necked ; -- un. to become proud,
imperious; —a, s. neck-cloth, cravat,
stock, collar; - ¢stuwhg, necklace,
string, carcanet; - σε s. haughtiness,
stiff-neckedness ; —s S. U gut.

WY ,δ ats 5. Qh casts, Wee.

Ugttuwh, wy s. expense; detriment.

Likkgargubkd va. to cause to
pay damages, to make amends; -- {ῥα
yn. to make amends, to pay damages,
to ΕΣ ον ae

bS DS. Εη ῥα. [great.

Ὁ] “περᾷ. Ugert ’ UWarnck a. Pere. w.

La» dbqgurg 8. dispute, debate, con-
test, discussion, variance, contesta-
tion, quarrel, wrangling: knuckle-
bones, cockal; 6 - guy Χ acdkyp, to
dispute or wrangle, to debate, to con-
test, to discuss. |

WExX, Upapy s. quarrel, controver-
sy, litigation, contention, difference;
S. £4.

WES, Updiesg 8. stone; rock; -- wh
Ghat , corner stone, head-stone; -- yu_
fhe sapphire ; ῥ ἡβαῖξει ways surartewny
to squeeze oil from marble, to desire
impossibilities.

Whey, ffsyeg 8. history, narration,
tale, story, account; romance ; poem,
poetry.

Whe, dpuwy a. highflown, arrogant,
proud, saucy, insolent, haughty,fierce;
harsh, hard-hearted, cruel, inhuman,
brutal; cross, crabbed, surly, peev-
ish ; -w4at a. arrogant; ad. haughtily;
—nch s. arrogance, insolence; cruelty.

ΩΣ or εἴ δυναν ‘ fy a. great, noble,
illustrious.

τ κων 45. scratch, incision, cut; fig.
rippling, gentle motion; -- Mrsvssyes
4uwt chem. moire metallic, crystallized
tin-plate ; -- -- rippling, waving gently,
flowing, undulating; -« -«, curling,
rippling gently, playfully; —- or - ᾧ
- fowqu,, to ripple, to undulate, to
rise in small waves, to swell witha
gentle breeze ; asphp hacmul fi “Pp 7g»
the surging waves accumulate.

Wee. dhpuwg 8. 80re, wound; ulcer;
— or Shel? dbp» sanies, matter, pus,
gore; {δηδε. dfpwy, scab, scurf; 8.
Q ΣῈ - “ον , heart-sore, —-ache,
--break, --burn; τῶ wabk;, τ ᾧ dk

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σ αὖλιν. to wound, to cover with
sores, to ulcerate ; - pignctk,, to be
wounded ; gupidiviby ga, to dress, to
CUre ἃ WOUDG; gue ἐῤρ[ἣν νυν»
the pain caused by the wound became
insupportable ; «νων -- be pip ns wa_
uae, he wounds others but receives
no hurt.

νι (Fo s. damage, hurt, wrong ; —6/%
kgfva.to damage, toinjure, to wrong;
td waste, to spoil, to destroy ; —f un.
to suffer damage, to get spoiled; to
get out of repair; -/9% or nih 4.
waste, deterioration, ruin, destruc-

ἢ ῥα s.young gazelle; pricket.[tion.

4 8. Vigour, force, aid, succour.

Ufg, or ιἱ ῥβᾷν 4. bot. vetch ; -- δ a.
vetchy.

Whe dap 8. neck, crag; — ὡνοΐξεκω ες
‘tony, to become rebellious, proud, in-
subordinate.

Ug. {{.. -ν s. gazelle; antelope.

UtRfaph, pba a.colossal, gigant-
ic, of great stature, of enormous
magnitude; — updust, colossus ; - ayy,
giant; -pe-(a), s. gigantic stature or

UplPaifu » brassy Ss. 2ωμη πε. [size.

Swe ag a. abortive ; 5. abortion.

U βοΐ ως » wy s.curtain, veil, hangings,
tapestry; water-spout, jet; 8. Updiuazp;
- γίνε... sheath for arms.

Wp tattnem a. fluid, running, flowing.

UWhFu%p 8. course, current, flux,
flow, stream; abortion, miscarriage.

Wht ριον fl un. to drudge, to toil
& moil, to be in a profuse perspira-
tion, to sweat blood.

UpF6S, bgfva.to have an abortion,
& premature birth, to miscarry, to
abort, to slink, to be brought to bed
before time; un. to flow, to run, to
gush or spout out, to be shed, poured
Out; —bymegubbdS ya. to cause to flow.

1] ῥύσει τ S. SEL un. ἃ Uptbgae_

U pt »ε, §. εἰ pt ui - [pearls of"

UPS» dSug or dShg 4. abyss, galf,
chasm; chaos; hell, the bottomless
pit; grave, tomb; great distance; «a.
profound, deep; wtgbe wha <p δα.
do, the depths of Ocean; -- (Ayrcun_
“εἴθε wt, depths of misery-

1| ῥχωρωΐ, a. contentious, quarrel-
some, disputatious, wrangling; s. li-
tigant, controvertist; - ζω a. litigi-
ous, polemical; -&S, bgp, bl. bguy
5. Lfazw; - πε (δῇ 8. dispute, debate,

Ub
contest, strife, controversy, question,
discussion; —pawy ad. contentiously.

UW pr%wh, wg 8. lot, chance, destiny,
fate, fortune; ballot, suffrage, vote,
voice ; lot, state, condition; lot, por-
tion, share; lottery ; sorcery; inherit-
age, possession; fief, farm; depart-
ment, district, liberties, precinct, ex-
tent of jurisdiction, territory; diocese;
clergy; situation, condition, fortune,

rank, quality, dignity, office, employ-.

ment, profession ; -v wphukk, » to
draw or cast lots, to ballot, to vote;
to practise witchcraft; -- wyhuhby f
dépay bphe» to cast lots or to draw
for anything; —ss. even, sto give through
lottery ; kavnch -α 49, they drew their
names by lot; be by ¢fAwht YP ess
ἴθι). & the lot fell upon Matthias.

U free by sano prs by ease a. statistical 5 τὸ
gpoclth s. statistics ; - ῥνιωη 4. lottery;
2uSh, ἡ -f, to win in the logery;
hwy, wg 8. feudatory, farmer; suc-
cessor; —4/9 a. having the same lot or
fate ;s. copartner, sharer, fellow ; —Sa,
tnc(#h 4. lottery ; ballot, voting by
ballot; —/% a. diocesan ; -s#ncnc(2h s.
the assigning destinies; -p&ac; wry ὃ.
voter; -phn_(2h ὁ. ballot, ballotting,
voting ; -cny 8. clergyman, ecclesiast-
ic ; incumbent ; - beghubeuns , dioces-
an, bishop; -copfd, ἔφα un. to be
chosen by lot, destined by fortune, to
inherit ; -cnpa-} s. share, inheritance,
portion; chance; benefice, ecclesiast-
ical dignity or state.

UWprwGbl, kgf; ~bgncgutl sf vad. to
give or distribute by lot, to allot, to
assign in lots, to appoint; to indicate
as heir, to put in possession of an in-
heritance, or of a benefice; to give a
title to orders.

UWprAuwhpihuy a.s. diocesan; —pibb
“πι|9} s. lot, chance; witchcraft; —p%
4&y a. casting lots. :

UWprxwhps, kgusy un. to fall or arrive
by chance, to be appointed by lot,
to fall to the lot, to happen, to obtain
by chance; to inherit; ahipuggen
plac(Ih & pXukbw,, he has sensibil-
ity for his lot.

Uprweke a. fond of disputing, con-
tentious, quarrelsome, litigious. —

Upaew, 9 bg, UW pape ’ E-yusy vn. to
dispute, to argue, to contest, to squab-
ble, to wrangle, to discuss, to debate,

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to brawl, to quarrel, to ees to ΠΕ
Anqupuy ,—yiea ad. contentious-
tees or ace 5. ἢ εχ. [ly.

U fificpeefe a. issued from a rock;
—ghyp. qpug s. lithographer ; lithogra-
phy, lithograph ; - or -αριωξ οὖν a. litho-
graphical ; -gpuwpws 4. lithographic
printing-office ; τ- αι va. to litho-
graph ; -gpac(#fe% 42. lithography;
παι... 1, 8. the rolling of stones ; throw-
ing stones; -᾿ωρνωΐν a. hidden in a
rock, in a cavern, in ambush, waiting
for among the rocks ; —gpuhest » τίνας
phufs a. founded on a rock; —fresad a.
stony , pebbly ; -ῥν a. producing
stones; produced by stone; —fus a.
stony ; stone: living in a stone; -fa_
ang, ~gepu a. built of stones ; —gup_
Spp a. as hard as stone ; —Sava> ang a.
cut from stone ; 8. S. ἥδωνρρευ φέσι; the
a. stony, stone-like; -dobd 4. rock;
—dk9 s. interval among rocks, cavern,
CAVE 5 —Lurds gay un. to become stone,
to change into stone, to be petrified;
to grow hard; -ȣ% a. built of stone;
—unyq a. entering, hiding among or
under stones; --νω; a. in free-stone,
in polished stone ; —am«abd va. to
change into stone, to petrify, to hard-
en 5 — an fre » &e. S. U piliog hy ° &c.; -f.
qt, a. shut in, enclosed or surround-
ed by rocks.

U fefiong 1 —buy OF but a. resembling
a stone, stone-like, stony, stone.

τ pefiegaegustels of va. to make stone,
to render as ἃ stone, to petrify, to
harden, to strengthen.

Up Swany a. hollowed in the rock;
s. ὃ. Proce yr 00s 5 cave 5 -ῥσερ a. crushed un-
der fallen rocks or stones.

τ fplbnks a. stony, stone.

Updieew a. full of or abounding in
stones, stony, pebbly;—p,. stony place.

wpe ’ fury 8. Jute; - Samphatl, , to
play the -.

yur, wg ὃ. dragon; leviathan;
typhon, vortex, whirlpool, exhydria;
asi. dragon, draco; — Smuyfh, aran-
eus piscis, quaviver, Weever ; — duc fe,
cachalot.

UWfeunquspuwy ad. like a dragon, far-
iously, fiercely ; -ggecfs a. dragon-
headed ; s. bot. dragon’s-head , draco-
cephalum ; -ga-te s. descendants of
Astyages ; —gop a. very robust, exces-
sively strong; s. dragoon.

Wha

U frpass ang exe fy » ug δ. small or young
dragon ; - (Pancoph ἢ, ey .

U foyeas aay exe hy αἱ uwuenkyp ὃ. ast, serpen-
tarius; -g4,0 a. dragonish, dragon-
like ; -ῶξργ 8. draconarius , dragon-
bearer; —dw a. dragon-voiced ; - 2 ε.
a. dragon-shaped ; -- δεν (ἤν s. zool. otter-

pike, sea-dragon; shark; orc; τον

4. half-dragon-half-man ; -dispe a.
fighting with a dragon; -d./. a. tem-
pered or imbrued in dragon’s blood;
Lud, σα ὦ, un. to become a dragon,
to change into a serpent; -,4%;5 a.
dragon-breathed ; -a«fed s. dragon-
like monster, half-lion-half-dragon,
chimera ; -smanne% a. dragonee, dra-
gon-tailed; -ρῥεῖν s. bot.dragon’s-blood;
8. Wpach 5 <pxq a. dragon-slaying ,
hydra-killing ; ~pwsp s. geol. draconites.
τ frusypl, s. dragonet.
τ firusynn's a. dragon-footed. [pent.
U fewsyopkt ad. like a dragon or ser-
UWheen , doef, dgwasg 8. inconvenience,
discomfort, displeasure, vexation,
pain, trouble, grief, affliction, sorrow,
suffering, torment, tribulation; <p,
ων εἴδη ραν tempest, foul weather;
— quntn (et , bitter grief, desolation;
4S hgwh —p, great hardships, misfor-
tunes; f den£t, ane 02. efzem fo “ων. ΠΣ) ὦ
εἰν οἷα pt ad. through affliction, tribul-
“Hes or grief ; -ω Seountgqutibys to
eve, to pain, to concern, to dis-
tress, to cause sorrow, to afflict, to
Vex; fp --ἰ dinwhk,, to grieve at, to be
pained at, to take to heart, to sorrow
for, to be afflicted; - &£ fre, 1 am
greatly concerned at, it is with pain
that I... 3 pugqoed —p ῥ al gerr aaey ιν 29 _
LEptu wae, many disasters succes-
sively fell on the nation ; wal ἡ ων ἦγ ενε,,
Ph Leayng b Scr fb a qeumtef, all the
pleasures of the Armenians were
changed for extreme-dangers ; fp deanf
αἴ» quustiia, they consume them-
selves with mourning ; she fis Shzmh
«εν πε. εν domf,no Joy without alloy.
queef» gpg 8. historiographer,
historian; -gepd, sg 8. romantic-
poet, poet, romance-writer; -gptua
va. to write history 5 -sgusnne Sa. nar-
rating history ; -emw%, «9s. romancer ;
novelist; 5. ΟΥΤΩΣ - ««εὐἿριιν by caste a.
historical; romantic ; -astbd, égh va.
to relate, to narrate; to write rom-
ANCe; -vabnc (eh 8. history; romance;

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novel; poetical work; -amtopht ad.
historically ; romantically.

UpybS, bgp va. to relate, to tell, to
recount, to recite, to narrate. (cloak.

Ufa, —nbGr. w.s.over-coat, mantle,

wupupry a proud by nature,
harsh, haughty.

Ufuuwtul, wguy un. to be haughty,
to grow proud; to be harsh, cruel,
cross-grained, waspish, shrewish.

U furogns συνε Sva. to render haugh-
ty, hard, inhuman, crabbed.

τὶ pune [Ffer Ss. UWkune(Ffet.

ἢ μωρέ ρων 8. opening of a wound;
-peryt 8. 8UTZE0N 5 - σεῦ whak A. Β-
gical, chirurgical; —pacdac(P ῥεῖν 3.
surgery.
ἥρω, wy a. fierce, ferocious, ty-
rannous, brutal; s. wild beast; -σε
s. ferocity, brutality.

1 fpezhg a. full of wounds, covered
or riddled with wounds, ulcerous;
- wnt, , to cover with wounds;
—funn 5. bot. wound-wort.

Ufpws ΝᾺ UW pp weeny

Wh pam » wg ὅ. ΒΌΓΒΘΟΙ.

Whped aor yf va. to shave.

τ βριωξυ , ῥ 8. probe.

U fps» xy 8. oubdliette, dungeon of
death; frop -- , deep dungeon, pro-
found gulf, bottomless pit.

Y bpuntn} s.act of being wounded,
state of ulceration.

Whpwenp a. wounded, ulcerated ;
-kS, kgf va. to wound, to ulcerate;
—ff un. to be wounded; -/s s. wound-
er; —n- (3 4. wound, hurt; med. lesion.

User» s.club, staff; pebble, stone;
“πω δ, δ. missive weapon, sling.

ει δ. 870 ahh @. δ᾽, ἔ 7.

14 iby mir προ Υ ΤῊΣ ; vouch-
er; martyr; Ud f22—. God is my wit-
ness; — ;bvb,, to be a witness of, the
witnesses of, to be admitted as evid-
ence; -- gns6,, to summon as witness;
to invoke or call on to witness ; -- σε
tne,» to take to witness. ;

U χω ω μων s. martyrologist; -a (th
s. martyrology ; -¢fy 9. certificate,
testimonial; ticket; diploma; — dzp%_
qghwt, certificate of birth; - puph
dupneg, certificate of character, tes-
timonial, certificate of good conduct;
—4ut a.testifying, testimonial; belong-
ing to martyrs; s. certificate, diplo-
ma ; -4hg a. bearing witness with an-

wan

other; s.fellow-martyr ; - ἐν. to at-
test together, to vouch for with an-
other; —ing S. UG essyserpresste 5 -ξρ a.fond
of martyrs ; - ρων 8. martyr’s tomb or
chapel.

Uhaykd, Egh va. to witness,to bear
witness, to give evidence, to testify,
to depose, to attest, to vouch, to cer-
tify ; to acknowledge, to own; to -ap-
prove; un. to be martyrized, to suffer
martyrdom; wae —, to give false
evidence, to bear false witness, to
perjure ; ΓΟ, asta forest. of fyuzey br 20g qualafe_
gwenc(3h, he has perjured himself, he
has borne false witness; dhaybd op fr
bwyt (FE puwpeng &u, as the law is
good I approve it; ΩΣ ba Mon ra
dhuyk ght pues Vb pnp ’ Peter & Paul
were tortured in Nero’s reign ; q4ub%
dfup ff, 1 am convinced, I am con-
scientiously persuaded.

Ufuync(Pher s. witness, testimony,
evidence , deposition , attestation ;
opinion, authority; certificate; alle-
gation, citation; martyrdom; — swe.
wnbipg. eternal witness; — su, gubz,
to bear witness or testimony to, to
testify; to protest; - fp Sh? ebpl,,
isin nrguhk,, to quote, to cite; ὦ» -@E
fof Sf, according to universal opin-

UWhuynesh sf. martyr. fion.

Uhayne ith S. 1 2 πε (ῥεῖν.

UWhuyopkh ad. like ἃ martyr.

Uhwitg bd, E-gfs va. to beat off, to
drive or beat back, to rout, to scatter,
to disperse, to defeat, to crush, to
discomfit.

U4a0 a. disheartened, faint-heart-
ed, discouraged, despondent.

Woewkd, kgf va. to discourage, to
dishearten, to cast down, to dispirit,
to deject, to unnerve ; — or - εἴν, Eguy
un. to lose courage, to droop, to be
disheartened, to despond, to despair,
to be disconsolate; -£gncgutbu 8.
1 ξωνωνξιΓυα. ; -kgneghs a. discourag-
ing, disheartening.

Wouuwnef s. discouragement, faint-
heartedness, dejection, despondency,
grief, languor, despair.

Wsgwsupgne OF guek 8. soothsayer,
sorcerer, conjurer. (divination, magic.

Usguc(@fch 2. sorcery, witchcraft,

Ἐς σεῦ, ἠδ ζωνη, 8. Conjurer, sorcerer,
wizard, magician ; s/. prophetess, py-
thoness, witch, sorceress.

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ἢ χἢ,
τὶ %wp 4. payment, pay, requital, re-
tribution, compensation ; discharge;
acquittance, receipt; end, finish; ἡ -,
received ; -- wn%k,, to finish, to bring
to an end or conclusion, to ice
Mapwhp §. Mens κε. ὦ. p

tere a. ate to be paid.

WxupbS, kgf va. to finish, to end,
to complete, to bring to an end, to
terminate, to carry out, to perform,
to fulfil, to conclude; to recompenee,
to restore, to compensate ; to pay, to
acquit, to discharge, to settle; to de-
liver, to release, to free from, to rid
of, to disentangle, to set free; to for-
bid, to prohibit, to obstruct, to hinder;
- ghiwhu, to end one’s life, to depart
this life, to die; — 4πρ & hapoeum: to
despatch, to kill; — qugeyramw,» to pay,
to settle a debt; — φφιυγῥε.». to pay ὃ
balance; gape —, to despatch busi-
ness 5 ghyrs sp. exo ast ane 03 050 εἰν fale copl-wdp. --ν
to condemn to capita] punishment; -
q4u%ryub, to content, to satisfy; 7.
πω Eo coy WeesTrsesenyessys She — , to finish
the journey undertaken ; τς fis ἔρμα,
ght f Sudnt -- , they could do noth-
ing at that moment; asitdundp fig 3
honk -- ν be could do nothing alone;
sop (eqn, Eek[e qulenut {Soph . be
satisfied his hunger with dried figs
alone ; ({Mwphgkp qhu tod frog. prov-
ide for all his requirements ; ¢a=pMy
{ov tp Suypt, his father resolved to
kill him; nb-ufog “(δ ξ ja “νη ἤν fp.
Xupfgt't,1 shall see if their works
equal their cry? ;buby f dppb ke sh.
hky qhayt {%wpk, to be there or not
is the same thing; sdaw2encz ἡδίων.
phgbh qhwbu, they led a pious life
to the end. ᾿ a

Mu ῥεῖ, & guy un.to be accomplis

sa netted. τὸ be done, effected; to
be paid, discharged, acquitted ; to die;
to get rid of, to be delivered; = £ ob.
Zuy, to finish one’s days, to die; es.
muatanhp tz frus ay byes gress g fot —, his
threats were useless ; qAmphay ξ s-
ek wa. f tse, his malignity 18
OXCESSIVE 5 ΠΩ sas 71 pea ecsals (Fugu
soy ar esq fos fo gene d foe. of Moar ps be oy ose ‘ such was
the end of the king’s journey; S¢éz-
eve εὦ ys web enfu err rab ΣῪ Σ fanfr' {Xapk.
ge, the angel, having delivered his
message to the woman, disappeared;

chek ywpeuteh ῥ ghpbydan og ἐξ.

RAS 685 UGS

Naplgey, Why was I not carried from
the womb to the grave ὃ wbpA%uwnl_

ἐδ ancy apf εἴν pespindp a. of Xess ps foes » in’

exchange for your inestimable gifts,
we beseech you to accept our trifles;
of Nees ge bs coy ξ «πρὸς. it is a bargain 46.
ωράτω, & fv ft, my business is done,
it is all over with mo; sagt aod few
εξ. οὉ ~* flenyi pen. δι [ν ass by br 020.53 » when he
wished to die, he cried out; ὥρων fis
q2opbeny & fv pf, it is all up with me.

Mung 8. payer; paymaster.

λα τινε. ἢ, accomplishment, exe-
cution, carrying out; delivery, release;
death ; payment, pay.

Ahn, {nny 8. sentence, award,
judgment, decree, decision, act, or-
dinance; sentence, maxim; a. decis-
ive, peremptory; - awhfauge , With a
peremptory voice; — Suamths, wr
thy» pkeby, f ΓΙ, web» γυ ΣΎ o
to issue ἃ warrant or writ, to sen-
tence, to adjudge, to judge, to de-
clare, to pronounce, to ordain, to con-
demn; to deliberate, to decide, to re-
solve, to decree; to enact, to order;
- hus Sac Sate οἷν east ls 7 5 ὑ afb grassy gules» to
sentence to death, to sign a death-

τ ΧΡ οἵ, 8. Rancngacite. (warrant.
Wap a. clear, pure, clean ; -- ὅπερ.
limpid, crystal, pellucid water.
εὐαίων ad. sententiously, decis-
ively, peremptorily, decidedly, definit-
ively; -p64 Uebot s. the Court of
Cassation ; - εν 8. official report;
~4u% a. decisive, peremptory, definit-
ive; criminal, guilty; -j.ohp s. crimes
passed under sentence; -ppuy 8. ἢ po
τ χα δ᾿. 5. apa Seen usta ἔν αἵ. [ se. scsgebe e
hws, acy § Wrong, prejudice, in-
jury, detriment; damage, harm, hurt,
loss, grievance; ill, fault, sin, injust-
ice ’ mischief; - 71) daa
gapeh, 8. Up Sear ea bref” > ep ἠἤχωκ
to sell ata loss; ῥ᾽ — scpnup, at the
peril, at the loss, at the detriment, at
the expense οὗ ἃ person; ms dhs fins
ξ -1, there is no great harm done; f
— fep eft gas fp, the affair turned
out to his disadvantage; ἔν αὖμ --“ε.
bp ¢ek a. his accusation was written
above; gf; -- δὶ ff, what fault have
1 -κ ee 7. papi wine is bad for
your health; ap -- gapSk' thou be ων
weeugk , he that does the damage
must answer for it.

Utwowpuwhk S va.to accuse, to find
fault with, to blame, to lay the fault
on;-ebp a. causing damage, loss or
harm, offensive, hurtfal, prejudicial ;
—hwp a. hurtful, pernicious, injurious,
disadvantageous, detrimental, preju-
dicial; bad, wicked; guilty ; -Gespne_
(»} s. hurtfulness, damage, prejudice,
danger; — cg, inclemency of the
weather ; —hanch ὅ- malignity, male-
volence, ill-will, malice.

ἤτω s. pl. damages, injuries.

UY roan en δον ny o00 0 009 a. guilty , criminal;
--ξίγνα. ἴο accuse, to blame; -σε ἢ s.
guiltiness, guilt, culpability; -w£,p a.
malign, mischievous, malicious, wick-
ed; ~ankeusg S. Q exsyr ves re br sang 5 - ἢ .
εἰ νυ νἤωρ; —gne. ας corruptible.

UrtwubS, bgp va.to hurt, to injure,
to prejudice, to damage, to bring loss
or harm, to offend, to wrong, to
shock, to wound; - dflkewty, to in-
jure one another.

U pwgopd 8. flax-weaver or dresser.

WY phuy» Ub ge a. flaxen, linen.

“μεν ν -p 8. the Furies, E-
rynnies, Bamenides: :
welt a. afflicted, worn out,
bowed down by suffering; -phprushust
a. pain-giving, distressing, sad, pain-
fal, grievous, woeful; -ρέρηνεί( 8.
wo; —gft a. afflicted, sorrowful,
deeply grieved, in pain, in affliction;
doleful, grievous, sad, vexatious,
hard, mournful, painful; —¢ub,h a.
passionate; --εἶν δα, bgf va. to afflict,
to grieve, to concern, to pain, to dis-
tress, to cause sorrow to, to vex, to
torment ; -gifd) ον un.to be afflict-
ed, sorry, concerned, pained or griev-
τ at, to take ἰὰ heart; -ἴ πε δ Κ.
zens — gg δ μα S. UW χανε βρ; πεῖ OF gh
a. full oP adietion cotter Gast
ous, very afflicted ; perplexing, afflict-
ing, vexatious ; -δῥν a. born to sor-
ΤΟῊ; -dt%eacf 5. the bearing in sorrow 5
~fot a. sad, afflicting 5 - ζω a. living
in trouble or care, unfortunate,
wretched, miserable; —gégac(9fcu 8.
trouble, affliction, suffering, calamity;
-4br a. harassed, enduring or suffer-
ing pain or trouble, distressed, drudg-
ed; -4fg a. sympathizing, sensible to
another’s woe, compassionate, con-
doling with; - bil, acdkp,. to grieve
or condole with, to sympathize in
δδ

dub

suffering, to partake one’s grief, to
share in one’s affliction, to take pity
on, to pity, to commiserate, to com-
passionate ; —-hennem S. 1] ppl ; —
ἤρξιγυα. to suffer; -fpac(f s. suffer-
ing, grief, sorrow, trouble, anxiety ;
τ-ἄσωμωρ ad. compassionately, sympa-
thizingly ; --ἤσῥαγ, bgay 8. ἢ pwh βα ph.
bd 5 --ὔ πε [9 fet s. sympathy, compas-
sion, commiseration, condolence; —
Sah, wg a. afflicting oneself or toil-
ing needlessly; suffering willingly;
—Sup a. afilicted, pained, grieved, dis-
tressed, vexed, plagued, tormented;
-dpip a. suffering, patient; severe;
~-dpkpoc(2h s. sufferance, patience;
maceration, mortification; —Seasd", ων.
gw un. to suffer, to endure, to bear;
to be sad, afflicted, to sorrow, to
mourn, to be deeply grieved, to have
one’s heart full of affliction, to fret
for; to be offended, vexed, irritated ;
πξρζωρ 8. U ΣΥ͂Σ —oku, wg (. in
distress, in pain, plagued, discompos-
ed, suffering ; -wLunc(3h s. suffering,
trouble, grief, plague, disquietude;
—gregautt S ya. to cause displeasure,
to sadden, to offend, to afflict, to
grief, to plague, to discompose, to
vex, to torment.

Ἡ ναῖε, » 8. U perundpl p>

U2wndbS yn. to be greatly concern-
ed or grieved.

Uy rg (F μον e203 ufo 8. voltameter ; yess hearts
or peut a. voltaic ; yeh tere [Ὁ frat $.
voltaism. (animals.
᾿ ἢ ξιπωῖ , wg 4. herd, drove, flock of

αἰ ς»εῷ 5. ς πε. (wind, aquilon.

Wonks fy —we s.Gr.w. boreas, north-

Ware, 8. L.w. bubble; bull; bulla.

Ure, Urry 5. flax; tow, hards of
flax, flaxen tow, stuffing ; mar. oakum.

Uren. or Ufa ’ dang S. lent.

Wredoes p 4. COOiINg; -« uphutb,,
esrppd ash bey» to coo.

σα εν ἴτω ἤ οὖν huh s. Qrosmades, god
of the ancient Persians, inextinguish-
able fire. (bellious.

Wegny a- headlong, rash, bold, re- |

Wabd, bg a. sublime, eminent, high,
elevated, grand, august, noble, ex-
cellent. |

1] δ πριν a. most eloquent, sub-
lime in speech; -nc% s. sublime Jan-
guage; praise, encomium; -guapw a-
of high or illustrious lineage ; -ῥνης a.

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dus
sublime in thought, sublime genius ;
high-hearted ; -νφ νε [2 fee 4. oxtraor-
dinary wit, great sagacity, acumen,
genius ; -frow §. Wobdiapuwh; -- ὧἦν 9,
ub’; -dpen a. high-minded, endow-
ed with an elevated mind, with lofty
sentiments, noble, magnanimous; -.
lina (3h s. high-mindedness, magnan-
imity ; Had, ἐν ὦ vn. to rise above,
to excel, to surpass ; —syasmpfe a. most
excellent; -sygl« 8. head, chief, ex-
cellency, eminence; -cayheanc[Ffch 8.
principality, chief power, highest dign-
ity; -£« ad. sublimely, eminently,
excellently ; —faen a. most eminent;
—spw nce [Ὁ 8. eminence.

τὶ δεῖν (2h s. sublimity, elevation,
highness, excellence, eminence, gran-
deur.

Uubp a. 8. Use ἃ 2 Κρ; 4. boldness,
effron tery ἢ S. etrnelth ; ῥ - κω, to
grow bold, to withstand, to oppugn,
to impugn, to-contend, to dispute;
-οὐὐ οἷο. -ωνεἴν αν ᾿ — assy fits 8. Quake a.

Wumws a. confiding, trusty, unsus-
Picious; —,/%6,, to be sure, reassur-
ed; to trust; - an%b,, to strengthen,
to reassure, to remove one’s fears, to
give one’s word for; — &/ qh,lam
sure, 1 am convinced that, I do not
doubt that; - tepeaue ub , rely, reck-
Ο on me; ns Ep - sepkchyhena, he
had not placed his hopes in wordly
things. :

Up μων § ens ξεως ad. confidingly, trust-
ingly, confidently, boldly; hopefully.

U eran nr, ext eae ol, wegen UN. to be assur-
ed, to trust to, to confide in, to rely
on, to have confidence in, to put one’s
trust in, to place confidence im, to
rely or reckon on; to hope; ve. to
trust with, to confide to, to commit to,
to put into the hands of, to deposit;
s-» to distrust, to mistrust, to sus-
pect, to be mistrustful; ,phee or , «δ
-,to rely on oneself, to presume, to
have a great conceit of oneself, to
assume too much.

YumwSepwh δ. assurance, security,
prop, stay, support.

ered (πε. fel hal va. to assure, to
reassure, to inspire confidence, [Ὁ
embolden, to give hopes.

U νων μιν ς bl, » She 8. U cress ard ewbowdd

U sree curd πε [Ὁ frets &. trust, confidence,
reliance on, assurance, security, col-

ust 683 uss

viction; expectation, hope; consign-
ment, deposit ; -(ὁὰ 8. as δὴ eas, μὴν px αν» 6

wel, wg ὃ. brook, rivulet, stream,
small river or current of water; -
ane [Ὁ ene δὲν en 04 e_0a0ey ν ous ps ἔν assis fg. flood, stream;
as eae pvem ens ts 99 4- εἰν ἢ (9negubl, , to sheda
flood or torrent of tears; pusgqned—u
aphat Skane,» to cause immense
bloodshed ; S. Qh am ti.

τ ων εν ἴω a. streamy, abounding
in brooks or rivers, well irrigated;
—fewquey a. flowing, abundant, very
copious; -ὅ πω Qa. streaming; -δη5 a.
overflowing ; — wpmmunep , ΘΥ͂ΘΒ
swimming with tears 5 —‘esd, avguey UN.
to stream down, to fall or flow asa
river; -Ὧῤ s. pl. brooks, rivulets; —_
ἄρ 8. places interspersed with riv-
ers or brooks ; —pane a. watered, irri-
gated with rivulets.

WY wwhfh 4. rill, streamlet, brooklet.

τ] wahorkt ad. like a river, copious-
ly, overflowingly.

Uwwbg Or bh» fy 8. peril, danger,
risk, chance, hazard, ill, misfortune;
punishment; -w. ad. perilously, ha-
zardously, dangerously; ῥ — ρίξει.
qgub, f ae id ᾽ αἴ ent by f- »to put in jeop-
ardy» to endanger, to compromise;
ῥ — ρων ξι. quid, to put oneself in
jeopardy, to risk or venture oneself;
b -ἰ (fut, to be in jeopardy, to incur
danger, to run risk; frncuby» fphfy f
~fy. to shun danger, to avoid perils;
back ῥ -ὖ ζω ΠΧ 7) the ship
was in danger of being wrecked; -- ῥ
dh puy Guy t,he was in peril; - &
Sef, ho is in danger, he runs the risk
οὗ...) “με. ΣΙ at the risk of his
life; τῶν. wrdtfiu, at the peril of my
life.

Ywwhgugaps a. dangerous; —huwt
a. gr. circumstantial ; -gfg ;bbpd'un. to
be a companion in danger,to encount-
er risks or dangers together ; —cnp a.
perilous, dangerous, hazardous ;, in
danger, exposed in jeopardy; sad,
fatal, disastrous; -- Sudimiul , critic-
al moment; — fuyphbuth, crisis.

en Lgl, ~bgneguthd va. to
put in peril, to endanger, to expose,
to Venture, to hazard, to put in jeo-
pardy, to risk; to ill-treat, tv import-
une, to torment; — gunnagSac(eh, to
ruin the health.

Umwig hd, bgwy un. to be in peril,
in jeopardy, to risk, to run danger.
aweun.» sey δ. multitude, band, flock,
herd ; anat. pore; -ρ d44u%g, shoal of
fish ; -—, in herds, in troops or flocks;
—amws δ. herd, herdman, herdsman;
porter, door-keeper. ;
mesure a. chasing, driving out,
expulsive; — εἰν δ... to be driven out,
banished, exiled. |
τῇ arupreteg bed, bg fe va.to drive away,
to expel, to banish, to exile, to expa-
triate, to cause to wander or stray;
— f Swneynef, to reduce to slavery,
to lead into bondage.
_ Nepetg hs poy) Ἐς sh a. ban-
ished, exiled; vagabond, wandering ;
uncertain, in doubt, doubtful; --ρ s.
exile; fg. anguish; -- watk,, to cause
to wander; -- w«,.to deliver up, to
betray ἢ 44. «"ἡ εὐ, sgl pups wank, be. --
ἔπεσε quequnesmh εὐἶοννε [ὁ fg. » false to
your original nobility of soul, you
have fallen to the level of the beasts
of the forest.

U ov anryr eavto gy fool 1 Gage UN, to be exiled,

expatriated ; to be uncertain.
snsoprenteg elf Or acd 8. slavery,
bonds; banishment, exile, expatria-
tion; exodus, emigration; uncertainty.

Uy νέα, E-ofe vn. to revolt, to
rebel, to rise up against, to mutiny.

τὶ nmpwifa (Fi s. revolt, rebellion,
insurrection, mutiny.

Yawphd, bgp va. to dislodge, to
remove, to expel, to drive away, to
send off, to banish, to exile ; to usurp,
to seize, to assume wrongfully; —4_
grrgetkSva. to drive from home, to
cause to become fugitive, wandering,
houseless, homeless. [roam,to wander.

Yorup fl, ἔχ un. to go away, to

Ympnc(Pfet Or ocd 5. Oxpulsion,
banishment; wandering.

Ucuccrh, wy 8 under waistcoat,
shift, shirt, &c.; petticoat.

U eovase εὖ,» ag 8. stadium ; bapbe
—w, 88 it were a bow-shot.

U wawemser, eg ὃ. lappet, skirt.

U afer , fernfe a. loan, meagre, scrag-
gy, skinny, gaunt, spare, slender, thin,
lank, sorry, dry ; — dimpitm], lean-

τ] «νεὦ εὐὗνεν of” Ss. se [fleshed.

UY cov cre δ of ° bof: va. to make lean or
thin, to emaciate, to weaken.

Wa ῥα, Eguy un. to grow lean, to

Wt
fall away, to become thin, emaciated,
weakened.

Wnvmne(#h s. leanness, meagreness,

8pareness, thinness; emaciation, ex-

tenuation, weakness.

Wet, wg 2. tent, pavilion; -- Sas,

Sire. ¢ Tabernacle ; - Suphutb,, | Py

qut,, to pitch a tent, to dress a pav-

ilion; ῥ᾽ -« piuahb,, to dwell in tents ;
ΓΟ ΟΣ “-»» to strike a tent,

U preset carptte ssl » ang» —hs a. dwelling,
living in tents, nomad,
ling in the same or a

room in a tent; -- δεν a. tent-shaped ;

—agars s.tent-keeper; -whkaps. encamp-

ment. [- &46qhnf. portable altar.

1 eabbuy a.tent- or pavilion-like ;

Wpw gk pk Qa. Georgian ; ad. in the -
language.

ἡ σον a. s. Georgian; - fn 8. bol.
hellebore, bear’s foot; ΧΩ ΤῈ
Χιωΐῥ 2. bot. agaric, mushroom.

Urgoew a. stony, abounding in
stones, pebbly.

Leaod: by 8. ἢ σῃσῴο πε πισυξρ a,
restiess, turbulent, seditious, mutin-
0U8; -bi, bop , —kgngwkkd ya. to
alarm, to rouse, to disquiet, to trouble,
to disturb, to perturb, to agitate 3-pl,
ἔσιω un. to be alarmed, disquieted,
disturbed, agitated, to be out of one's
reckoning ; --ξ a. alarming, startling,
disquieting ; seditious; -m. (2 or mech
8. alarm, trouble, disquiet, restless-
ness, agitation, confusion, disorder,
tumult.

τ σξοῖ, dpptocg δ. revenge, venge-
ance; # —, in return, in requital; wn.
taney, feta pb, Shh, qty ~as asgess sens
36. Sabb, qpht dppdaskh , to avenge,
to revenge, to uvenge oneself, to take
vengeance, to be revenged, to have
revenge 5 —« (a-Sushfy , aay ene Scr β ἢ. aro step Ὁ
to suffer vengeance, to bear punish-
ment, to pay dear for, to smart for;
ῥὗ - νειν ἔμ εν ont casts ows gy quan 7) fepy: to ay-
enge his daughter; wafg f tudiwhl ΄-
ἔν I will revenge myself on him, he
shall pay me dearly ; fitg plug 4-- “γι.
{δι ΐν» he avenged the wrongs of him
who suffered ἢ Senne lrg “-ω ἴθ ἵν ἐν ως
μα δῪε. aes ess by ἔτ 120 4 pling Samara i) I
will be avenged of my enemies & I
will requite them who hate me; ὁ οἰϑῇ,

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bedwin; one 67 oy.
—wg» Wandering tribe; -4py a. dwel-
neighboaring
tent; -γωωρᾷ s.the inmost division or

ufh

τα yneSgf, he shall be avenged seven
fold.

1 νξεώμδαε ν » ἥμιν A. revengefal,
Vindicative, avenging; — bus, to call
for vengeance, to be revenged ; -Lpk
gprclthcth S. U cbs. ;

Urb, p 8. fault, defect; want, priv-
ation, deprivation ; a. defective, want-
ing, failing in, deprived of; as -- ᾧ xp.
Sapunt likely, probable ; -- wth,
ξεν to want, to fail, to miss, to
be deprived of; to be rendered use-
less, inefficacious, to be deluded, an-
nulled. ae

Fu a. Vindictive ; —gapd ,
aoe aes spitefal, wicked, nef-
Arious ; -gepdnc(2f 4. ill deed, spite-
ful action.

Uebtuh, wg a. 8. ὃ νεσῤδαεβρ; 8.
defensive weapon; means of defence;
<p Gu, razors; πρ sgh, tusks of an
elephant; τυ Εἷν a.armed with a weap-
on of offence; s. vindictiveness; --ἅ αἴ,
45 un.to make use of defensive weap-
ons; — gag, to slay with a weapon.

Welt ump, fg a. guilty, worthy
of being punished; --σεὶ s. guiltiness,
wickedness.

Sun. 8. ἢ γε firg bp -

eo to spoil, to be
spoiled ; —gra/2 a. inconstant in love ;
παρέ va. to make mistakes in writ-
ing ; -zcp a. hearing erroneously, un-
derstanding one thing for another.

Urbywd 4. fault, error, mistake.

Uefmywh» wg s.error, mistake ; fail-
ing, fault , perversity ; unforeseen
event, accident, casualty , hazard,
chance; a. wanting, failing, wrong,
mistaken, false, erroneous, perverse ;
-we ad. by mistake, erroneously; ac-
ewentay: casually, by chance; -- ange.
qugpoet, erratum, pl. errata; -- «ἴα.
“Πυΐϑιω wg phot, anachronism ; -- αν.
awaithy, to wander, to go astray, to
deviate. [s. fallibility.

τ| γῥωμωζ εν a. faulty, fallible; —w |

Uebyohac(tpe% 4. failing , fault ;
accident.

frog ew dfn A. EYTOneOUS.

ea εὐφιμεὶ δ. 1) eer er

Uehyate s. error, fault, misunder-
standing, oversight, blunder, mistake;
delusion, deception, frustration, dis-
appointment.

Webayaube 8. θωρωνξρ.

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feyepSiam pd 8. quack ἢ
Pe en sem arg :

U pbayk dl, Lyf, —bgntgutbhd va. to
cause to fail or miss, to turn aside, to
mislead, to deceive, to delude, to per-
vert; to deprive of, to take away; 8.
Weg 5 -kgneghs 8. deceiver, knave,
cozener, hoaker.

U ppg bed A Lgl » ~ay pd, Eguy un. to be
mistaken, to commit an oversight, to
err, to miscarry, to be under a mis-
take; to be deceived, frustrated, de-
luded, disappointed; to turn away,
to swerve, to go astray, to wander; --
fh clin, , to escape from one’s memo-
ΤΥ; 98 dgbybug put ὧδ. Dot one word
remained without its effect ; frfuyb sy
gun pd ,hnc(2h, past cure, incurable,
hopeless.

YW ppops a. frustratory, annulliog.

1 phsyae [2h Or netic 8. UW pfoqeotip «

Updfz, kbp 8. brush; — τζωρειναν
brush, pencil; ~ qz¢luaneg ὺ Sk peasy ’
aso ose 00 οὗλα ἵν ὃ δηνη ἷιο ; &c., clothes-
brush, hair--, tooth—, nail-—.

UWrdeb lt, &gh va. to brush.

UW ptph 8. “ἢ A. ᾿

τ οὐβωωριο 3 be ese OF sak a. bleating.

tpbd, δὴ un. to neigh; fig. to
neigh after. [fg- furious lust.

UW ptpped or fut 4. neigh, neighing;

τὶ pifaguhws a, neighing ; fig- concu-
piscible; -» 8. concupiscence.

YW ρὕϑηη». (9 με΄, 8. ἢ pdpped.

$ (deune) wf.% 4. the thirty first
letter of the alphabet, & the twenty
fifth of the consonants; #, «#, four
thousand ; four thousandth.

— On account of its similarity of
sound, it is sometimes confounded
with ¢ ἃ @; for example: ptak;-pi_
“δι. on tiefel p—a.wifolry » arprad—_ rend .

putbar-putog | harming hulu » ξένων:
2ble , &e.
— Atthe beginning of words it is

sometimes a negative particle ; for

example ὃ φ«δη- πα δὴ ’ ἡξουν- να ἔ ὦ ᾿
“τῷ να» andar ᾧ » egplons[F fet

— Between words it is sometimes
an augmentative particle, as pbhas_
bE -phhent,, pulbs-puhusk, . nape
ynpaps flaky b-plrabhuls, unghuy»
Toaney ὧν ἤ εωῇ ο

— [ἢ foreign words, the Greek τ
& the Latin ¢ are changed by us into
ane BS, Nezpos—-Petrus—Qbsapau , Αρισ-
totéAne—Aristoteles-Dypuranwhy-

Swpuwe a. linen, of linen; s. pantal-
oons, trowsers ; -wdpq s. brace, a
pair of braces. (loaded.

Sxpbatp s. L. w. tavern; a. over-

opnet α. unnatural, monstruous.

Sw piuy, wg 8. anxiety, anguish,
restlessness, embarrassment, per-
plexity , agitation, alarm, trouble;
crisis; haste, precipitation; --νε ad.
in haste, hastily, with all possible
speed, in a hurry, hurriedly, precipit-
ately ; anxiously , with anxiety; -
dng» Zrief, anxiety, mental torture,
constraint, heaviness of heart, oppres-
sion; -- Sw4n., pangs or agony of
death, death-struggle ; ephestby » lise
2.72 ῥ -ω caste ως ων. to embarrass
extremely, to place in a strait, ina
scrape, embarrassment or perplexity;
wphaity, qubcth f —.to embarrass one-
self; ζω & —f, to be in trouble, an-
xiety or embarrassment; Smuwtb, f
δον -- to be reduced to extremi-
ties; babgh — 46(Patbnuwy, the nations
shall be plunged in consternation ; &4%
Jistal rer rd wolfe genqae dh ἔξει. -- , ἃ sudden
fear fell on them; td -- φωωοξ fp ἐδ
pey ep, every kind of grief shall fall
upon him; σύμ» ἔα, ysutyoyd — Sus_
w#tL£y, he found himself embarrassed
by that insuperable necessity; - ἄς
εν ἴα {πηι » he was hemmed ig
by necessities; — JS Ep tdiw, ho had
extreme difficulty, he turned on all
sides; Supleg ΓΟ υῥήωμω —are. be.
ἡδίω Up ἡῥεξωμοε (8. I will turn
the horses into stone & their riders
will I stultify ; yi afi - ἤωενε. qpissss
he was brought to the last extremity;
να (δ Ge. -- beagle fb grep. the waters
rivalled each other ; 8. Garay, &c.

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S ose po ass any ons {9 a. urgent, pressing,
earnest 5 — wenfoyee. ad. hurriedly ,
most hastily.

Scoop Yaa ong bo of ’ Egf . ΧΑ va.
to put to trouble, to embarrass, to
perplex, to puzzle, to torment, to
grieve ; to constrain , to force, to
tease, to importune; to urge, to hast-
en, to solicit, to quicken; wéfe -- . to
strike with terror, to appal, to terrify;
—Lgnegfs a. pressing, urgent.

εν ἡ νειν να, b guy vn. to be grieved,
distressed , disturbed, embarrassed,
to be torn with anguish, to be in great
pain; to have an urgent & pressing
necessity, to be in despair; to be hur-
ried, in haste; sev carn Ureas sy Es Gls νεἴχω chp
J δινε., he had been seized with a
violent fever. [ent, acute, sharp.

Swqitunyfs a. cogent, urgent, viol-

SwghwaynelFf or nc §. Secs og Fo zo xy °

wep: gb, kw 8. brother-in-law
(husband’s brother). 7

Sat ἦν, f a. worn out by fatigue,
overwhelmed with labour, weary,
tired out; -apwy ad. painfully, with
much trouble, laboriously, with diffi-
culty ; -w¢nps a. working hard, very
laborious ; troublesome, tiresome ;
“-ω᾽ " —ssel; caste , τέξει μὴν ~enenpe, —bph a.
painful, grievous, hard, difficult, in-
commodious , vexatious , laborious,
fatiguing, tiring, toilsome, annoying,
rude, heavy; -mpuy a. walking with
difficulty ; --δ ιν, δὴ va. to fatigue, to
tire, to overdo, to harass, to oppress,
to vex; -fd, ἔσω, un. to give oneself
trouble, to have much trouble, to toil,
to be fatigued, worn out with fatigue,
to drudge, to work hard; -Ap. —mJ,
—ncdh OT ;

ϑιυ ωΐχρ 8. great fatigue, much lab-
our, trouble, toil, weariness , pain,
hard work, drudgery.

Say, fy sf. sister-in-law (husband’s
sister); —« 8. brother-in-law (sister-
in-law’s husband).

Saf a. donable; s. giver, donor;
<p» liabilities, debts.

Saybltuy sf. H. w. talitha; -- ἀπ εν,
- cumi! damsel, arise! — wuphacorg ν
deaconess- |

Sufse, fg 8. throne, seat, bench.

Swfsnuwh, wy 8. board, plank, shelf,
table, tablet ; tables; ook: ast. 8 bp
ἤδη...) -δρζφωίζῥ, iron-plate, sheet-

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iron; -- ἥτννη το. plate of metal; -ρ
dune (F&wt, the tables of the deca-
logue ; — pussuummiwg, breastplate,
pectoral, rational; - thupoeg, can-
vass, wood, &c.; - Awepurhf, chess-
board; — qeunf, the hollow of the
thigh; -- feeguhbagh, trencher.
uprnuleangnoes a. built of wood or
of planks (ship); —sims, fy a. cover-
ed with boards, planks , boarded,
planked, floored; wainscotted; s.
wooden floor; scaffolding; wainscot;
— ἥκω. εν deck; - wntb;, gupdt,;, to
wainscot, to plank, to board, to floor;
—puf a. laminated.

Seco fur ere ese ζ bs ἐμῇ a. wooden.

S.ufrowd&e a. throne-shaped.

Sufrerasymp a. stretched on the
earth; f - wphuwhk, or - ι va. to
stretch on the earth; to beat down,
to overthrow.

Sue, by 8. care, heed, charge.

Swshd, δον va. to care, to take
care of, to preserve; to nourish, to
maintain, to sustain, to feed; to cult-
ivate ; to foment, to stir up; — φωβνων.
to cherish, to flatter vices; -- ghasn
dec(Ffer , to foment disturbances;
8.9. [ing, nutritious.

Swépfs or Saq a- nutritive, nourish-

Sod nquhwt a. nutritive, alimentary.

Swdnqnel2h, Swinil(th ΟΥ "εὖ, 2.
care ; food, nourishment, sustenance;
fomentation.

Swh, by or wg 8. bottom, under
part or side; root; race, row, range,
string ; * bot. beet; -- wntnc,, to take
root, to be rooted json “τινα. εἶδ δε.»
great provision; * Jivesjey -- in the press.

Serb eof fey antl Or —gnmnp fit
Or watbd ya. to root up, to pluck up
by the roots, to extirpate.

Swhwn., wg ὃ. barrel, cask, punch-
eon, butt; tun; Afby -f» spigot; δι.
pul -ὖ tap; gaan or hogy omg staff.

§ css ζει eg sp ong S$ COOPOF ; -“εὖ
8. cooperage.

Suhail » ong ὃ. cask, keg.

Sushesnmsanf s.mar. ton, 2240 lbs;
—«_% 8. tonnage, burden.

§ ase hy acs rx. 20 24 by on ὅ-. chief cup-bearer,
butler; -éd"va. to give to drink; -«#
s. office or dignity of a butler, butler-

Swhwafh s. cask, hogshead. (ship.

ϑωΐζιωε. ad. by little & little, by slow
degrees, insensibly; yet, still; - -:

S01,

little by little, slowly, by degrees.

Swhweft, - &eu ad. again, more,

still more, some more; yet, as yet,
still; little by little.

Suh pwinpuys.daguerreotype; —typ-
er ; a. -typed ; -ss4kds va. to daguer-
reotype; - ανωρνε δ s. daguerroetypy.

Swhaf " πιῇ s -Χ or -Σ 8. δοί. fibre,
filament; -- d.wang,top-root.

S=q. fg δ: verse, poem, ode; can-
ticle, hymn ; med. cautery; stamp,
mark, print.

Susqusfrs ny 8. coment; chem. mortar.

Suquhwt a. thythinical.

S.aquitg., ag OF ag 5. talent (weight);
fig. talent, ability, parts, attainments;
— wuhf, golden talent; -weny a. ta-
lented, of talent.

Surqersunf. py δ. versifier; —&/ va.
to versify; -n(#fe% 8. versification;
verses. (maker.

Suquumy , py 8. 80ng-writer, ballad

αν Ἴδε ear γα ofp S. GE μεν 0000 ear ef «

Squat δ. song-book.

Scrq use ων oy tabernacle, tent,
booth ; hut, lodging, cabin, vine-arb-
our; scene, stage; — dSprgunyumsug Ὁ
fruit-house ; -whfg a. dwelling to-
gether; 5. U νωἡνιωήῤᾳ; ~an Seep 0 prurg,
—sobupneldh or —ufine(Ph §. erecting
a tabernacle or pavilion, building a
hut or cottage; wok -alwrwy, feast
of tabernacles ; scenopegia; -- δ 47, kgf,
—(, kguy vn. to dwell in tents or in
huts; -/4 4. hut, a poor cottage.

SuqiS, kgf va. to cauterize.

Swqk pene (Pfrt s- ode.

Surqaukd S. δ' νη» ld.

ϑιωηων ὃ. disgust, distaste, loathing.

§ ccs exo μῶν 700 , Sew χων ἡ ἐν pd” 8. ϑωνηων,
ζω» Screg est hy μων. ;

wynuwmwhe § annoyance, pail,
anxiety, anguish; --αὐ δι, kgf va. to
annoy, to disturb, to importune, to
trouble, to molest; -ajfsl. bguy un. to
be distressed, harassed, uneasy, an-
noyed, plagued.

Saovehush ΟΡ sby a. displeasing, dis-
gusting, tiresome, fastidious , loath-
ΒΟΠΙΘ; -j-.p a. tedious, wearisome to
hear.

ϑωνη ον ζ ἐμ αἴ", -[μμεΐρε εἴ, a αν UN. to be
disgusted, wearied, sick or tired of,
to loathe, to nauseate ; ssumquheugh say
LW ἰπωρη εξ, 1 am weary of men.

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ϑϑεύηωνἤενη negated va. to tire, to dis-
gust, to put out of conceit, to annoy,
to sicken, to plague.

Saquhaw Qa. squeamish.

Swawheac (2h s. displeasure, disgust,
dislike, aversion, nausea; annoyance,
vexation, trouble.

Swaanck a. Woarisome, tedious,
tiresome, bothering, troublesome ;
idle, cowardly, tedious to oneself; s.
S. ϑωηωνζ κε fat.

ϑω λων» wg ὃ. temple, fane, church;
ἀρράμεὶ court, hotel; banqueting-hall;

anquet, feast; — fsnpSpqny» council-
hall, House of Parliament.

S ose cco 0 2x0 ur rove a.many roomed ; -ζιωῖ;
s. knight templar; —fessgaces, —haqa.
syne, &C. §, Ub acta cso hy car 024 200m » &e. 5
—hhg s. table-companion; <jwpguyp 8.
guardian or minister of a temple;
—hed un. fig. to become a temple of the
Holy Ghost; -ayéen s. house-steward ;
chief-captain; high-priest ; governor
or ruler of the feast, high seneschal;
S. Legh pkg 5 —gregubed va. fig. to con-
vert the soul into a temple.

Sa%hh, Χίων 4. Arab; Turk; a. Ar-
abian ; Turkish; swift-footed ; -- 26>
barb, Barbary or Arabian horse; — κε.
ὦ ἢ Canaanite; S. εἴ .

SAG cer grees ad. like a Turk, in the
Turkish fashion ; -gi04 a. inhabited
by Turks; -p2y(? a.of Turkish char-
acter; —fwt a. Tarkish; —Sayusmenk 8.
Turkish subject; -ted, mguy un. to
become or turn Turk; -w£p a. 8. phi-
loturk ; -wepp s. Canaanite; Phenic-
ian; -wawh 8. Turkey; — Wepys ber
poupry, Asiatic, European — ; —sem_
bhayp 8. pl. Arabs; Turks; -g2e.gqustbof
va. to convert to Mubammedanism.

SwAZfbwh , wg 8. whip, rod; whip-
ping, thrashing. [the being Turkish.

SwAGne(F fh 4. Turkish nationality,

Sul’, Eanes mien, mneactrony VA. tO
give, to present, to offer; to concede,
to grant, to bestow; to provide, to
furnish, to lend; to give up, to deliy-
er, to abandon, to expose; to make,
to render, to produce, to cause; --
quid®,to apply to, to addict oneself
to; to give oneself up to, to abandon
oneself to ; — frowk, , to cause to speak;
— yumnwufrwhp, to answer, to reply,
to respond; 5. ΡΥ fer ecco fos Eo FL
ke gwaup, to give neither peace nor

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rest, to disturb continually ; — fyfeam_
toc(2t, to invest or intrust with au-
thority ; af Ey oreg essay δ.» why wg hp -, to
deliver a certificate, to grant a pass-
port; fpr genteel 5 ΓΖ hes -, to decree
rewards, to award prizes or premiums;
- web,, to cause to bring; - εὔρη.
Siwtf, to bury, to inter; - ᾧ pst, to
put in jail or prison, to imprison ; éw_
god_—» to come together, to assemble,
to reunite, to meet, to hold a meeting;
pupudpp —, to strike with stones;
δὴν εν gy «δ SUF dk & , I will make of
you a great nation; wauagh pha wakyp
εἰν ιν» May you bel s& mnckeuy Ddgt
it is not every one that can.--3; qapw
Ἐ shawdp ἁξρπή bene, Which I put
in subjection to you; δὼ banme ssw
aby qrerg,» I have sent the kid; Soph
| brpad δ ὧν «τερον» he sent to his fa-
ther; anacp 7.7 νὰ sfrrssgears ἴω μων
send me cedar wood ; bas φιωΐωζυ pep
ἀμίδιω, . he went; gbghatu uygungi‘
whehgng nw, he sends the legions of
devils into the pit; qayuwunftu asuyght
Jurcpukify ων ssl Pesslees ὦ ἢ they will suf-
fer eternal punishment; qdkq fb go.
σε εν ba su skaclthet ΡΥ they load
us with evil & annihilate us 5 df anruyp
“ἴδ αι οὖν... AO not leave to die; 8. b&ey,
O shold: 9 Qbat 9 Repu 6 [J soak ost ,
Séqt, 86. δα. [terrace.
ϑενεῖω ν cys —b » yery 8. house-top,
S$ a. humid, moist, wet, damp;
--ὐἵνεν εν wgey un. to be wet, moisten-
ed, to become bumid, moist; —ssasb_
wh a. of wet Or moist nature 5 —wgne
guild va. to moisten, to damp, to wet,
to dew, to bedew, to soak, to steep;
-σε (δ ῥεῖ, 5. humidity, moisture, damp-
Suhre ἢ 5. So εἴ « (ness.
Susdngk, . Sushne Shy sf. Fr. εν. dam-
‘sel, girl, young lady.
ϑωΐ δ ν a. portable.
δῦ ὁ unwh , ony 8. flat roof; platform.
Suwtkpbu 4. elevation or front of a
building, frontispiece; —p£9s. chaplain.
Saif, are cas yacasy ν anvessys UA. to carry,
to carry away or off, to bear off, to
take or convey away, to lead, to bring,
to fetch away, to transport; to drive
at, to tend or lead to ; to hold, to con-
tain, to comprise, to include, to com-
prehend ; to bear, to suffer, to endure;
to carry to an end, to accomplish, to
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led; ftps -,to appropriate to one-
self, to assume wrongfully, to arrog-
ate, to lay claim to; x df= --ε to take
exception or offence at, to find fault
with; — be wih, firs. to publish, to
celebrate, to make public; 8. Fay,
4. “εἰν ’ PO ives ol , δο. [top.
wihp ,tbwy δι roof, roofing, house-
Suwhd. fg 8. POAar; —emfacp 8. Perry ;
-kip s. pear-tree ; -Γ s. small pear or
pear-tree. (bearing, supporting.
Swtogqwhet a. carrying, sustaining,
Satncew£p s. master of a house,
head of a family ; Jandlord, house-
holder; patriarch, chief of a tribe or
Pace 3 — «τωρ. ast. the Sun’s house ;
-wpup ad. absolutely , despotically ,

independently ; -w4.«% a. appertaining

to the head of a house, feudal; —ageyg
s.rodiacal ephemeris; -#{#% s. con-
dition or authority of the master of a
house, or of the chief of a tribe ; feud-
ality. [punishment.

ϑωΐβω οἷν a. suffering torment or

Switfuctrushute a. tormenting, tortur-
ing, inflictive, penal; -gfy a. sharing
in torture; -σωΐν s. rack, instrument
of torture ; -c#p a. in tortures, ἴῃ tor-
ment; tormenting ; 8. torturer, execu-
tioner.

Sot fwkp s. torment, torture, panish-
ment, suffering, pain, plague, grief;
“ba werk, fb f{&puy, Or “ρων, “45.
ΣΕ acpntp Ss. Sua br aff

Scongtb 8. Sutphs -

Suit, kgf va.to torment, to tor-
ture, to rack, to afflict, to cause to
saffer, to harrow; -f/ un. to be tor-
mented, to suffer tortures ; qanbGhanphe
wn wtfute wwf, he suffers cruel tor-
ments; ων ass ef [ἵν qqeestacdies Sindh ; they
die eternal death.

G..ighs a. torturing, setting on the
rack; s. tormentor, torturer, execu-

S ass To) νη sas by casts S.§ ase cso cos hy casts -{ tioner-

Swit pne ith, S wife 8. Sutfurkp «

Sutisruy 8. phys. tantalum; pr. Tan-
talus; salut a. tantalizing ; as wh feskp

Swink p S. Sabre wrk ps -(- » tantalism.

S.utrapl ft sf. mistress of a house,
matron; housewife; --οὐῤζν»ε [Ὁ βεῖν 2.
authority of a mistress or matron.

Su, s. rasping, scraping, smoothing,
polishing; -sday» fg a. planed, cut,
polished, smoothened; -4q or -fq:
wa 8. chip, shaving; -40, 45f va. to

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rough-hew, to roughen down, to chip,
to square, to plane, to smooth, to
ϑωχίν or —t 5. 1) οὐκί». [polish.

Saye, by ὃ. cup, mug; bowl, basin;
vat, trough; tub, bucket, wash- or
lye-tub; basket; bof. layer, slip, off-
set; vine-branch, —-shoot; - fAulapry,
kneading-trough, hutch; - thang. bed
of spices; S. Ἰσυζωῦπη 77 apiad ae cry 5
hod, tray.

Sunpamgky a. putting forth fine
shoots; -ἰδωη 8. layer, slip, provine,
shoot, sprig of a vine, &c. ; -- watkys,
to lay vines, &c., to provine, to pro-
pagate the vine by layers, to plant
With slips; -A.fy ;bupd un. to have
branches torn away ; to be rooted up
or out; -- wakbé,, to root out, to pull
up, to pluck up. [tions; libatorium.

ϑνζενεν ἢ δ. chalice for offering liba-

aspen a. full of, or loaded with
vine-branches ; — wipe mech. overshot
mill-wheel.

Sevag s oy, ne s.heat, ardour, warmth,
solar heat; inflammation; over-excite-
ment; foaming or frothing of the
sea, storm; —wgft a. very hot, burn-
ing, ardent, scorching.

Susy, a. prostrate, fallen down;
ad. 8. Pruscupuagap ; — seehhe hago.
~%&é,, to fall down; to be struck dead
on the spot.

δε εν δ᾽ ἢ b 8. fall, ruin.

δε ᾧ οἷ, a. 07. declinable.

Ses cg ων bs of Egh e —bgnegublbd va- to
_ fell or throw to the ground, to beat
down, to prostrate, to overturn, to
overthrow, to upset; to subvert, to
demolish, to destroy, to ruin; to roll,
to turn 77 qhopSocpau nepnap Ὁ to
destroy a person’s projects; 8S. ἴσος ;
-/S un. to be fallen down, overthrown,
to fall or go to ruin; to roll, to tum-
ble; ghyyp momuytp kphg pip παρ,
he tortured himself with uncertainty ;
ave οι» any oss Ὁ ts ἐν «δ by cave. ἔυζήω » the horse
fell, was broken down 5 srasyuyb gore
ῥ SES any tp Yfpuwpe, Sisera rolled
under her feet.

S cresyl 8. backgammon, tricktrack.

ϑωε κω ᾧ; a. beating down, over-
throwing, ruining.

ϑωεεω κε 5. throwing down, over-
turning, subversion, ruin, fall; rolling;
gr. declension.

τ careny eo fis med. Ss. Ὁ cco acg carssenn «

Ῥω μη ofr ἦν 1 τὸ S. S casery exrg frie ; --
funy a. burning ; -— wakk,, to burn; --
εἶνε... to burn, to be burnt.

Swag 8. frying-pan; 8. Qo
buwtbesh; bil, bah va.to fry, to fricassee;
-kq a. very hot, burning; - ,;bué,. to
be scorched up; -fa# un. to be fried;
to be parched with thirst; --σεδ s,

Sesmyuylag δ. Gass eng oa [Ὁ . (frying.
Susy, wg 8. large box or trunk;

Noah’s ark; coffin, bier; tomb, sar-
cophagus, sepulchre, urn; -w¢fy s-
epitaph.

Suseyustuwh , wy 8. chest, box, coffer,
small trunk; poor’s box; tabernacle ;
S. ἢ frase 5 — ἄρ briny ν ark of bul-
rashes; —whfp 8. Tabernacle-bearer.

unqutusdh ε- ((. coffer-shaped-

δωσε ἐν Ὦ κω el, “9 6. Δ’ UN. ἴο grow warm,
to be excessively hot, to be burnt,
scorched; to be in a fever.

δε tent δ. niche or place for
a sarcophagus ; -w#ac% s. cemetery,
burial-ground; -- &44q4ger,, church-
yard; -ρωρ s. tomb-stone. |

cs nag εὐ fred”, Eguy un. to be buried.

S.wagesun, fp 8. mat, carpet; med.
mange, scab in cattle; -- wphwhk,, to
strike or fell to the ground, to stretch
dead, to kill on the spot; — wshhutb,.
to be struck dead, to fall dead on the
spot, to be slain; - whhutby ῥ᾽ ῥα.
_ng, to bite the dust or the ground, to
be killed; - wih whb, f as μα (7 “πε. νῷ ᾿
to fall by the edge of the sword.

ὦ ang x0 20 20 0 ἤ, . “φᾷ ὃ. mattress; cush-
ion. [spot.

Scar ag σαν 000 fod!” un. to fall dead on the

capssqessyy y esq ὃ. hatchet, axe; ght,
qa 00. μων εἴν ν to lay the axe to the
tree; τωρ a. AXe-bearing; s.8apper.

SuqmygacgetiS ya. to warm, to
heat,'to overheat, to burn; -negfs or

Suuywt a.ardent, burning.

Swakq. f 8. play-ground ; back-
gammon-table ; -mcynckp s. dice.

S wah amutah S. Gacraag hs oss «

*$§0ey7 a. unchaste, lewd.

S ccsaeg fr S. Ὁ ess atg 000% εἴ".

*$ «gph 8. carpenter’s plane.
ων, 8. horse-cloth, housing.
Sess πε. Sis ὅ. phys. calefaction.

San, fy 8. 8.Supp ; letter, charact-
er; letter, cpistle; book; ὡδέηξν —p,
the Holy Scriptures; dispquph abst
—p, the prophecies; -ρ ee

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canons, constitutions, statutes, writ-

Scorncsy δ᾽ whwt a. literary. (ten laws.

Sunugupaneh 8. anagram, εἰ δ,
--ν to anagrammatize ; jopfiny -ἰ2Ὲ,
anagrammatist; jopfincith -(26 , ana-
grammatism.

ϑιωπ νη ἦν» wy 8. basket, hamper.

ϑιωσ να ote ’ «- οἵ; a. unhap V3
wretched , miserable ; -- ων 8. by
z.can ey [sel

Sunwmywhp δ. tribulation, affliction,
anguish, distress, grief, trouble, vexa-
tion, pain, torment, fatigue, misery,
misfortune, disaster.

Ses πε sg ἔπε, a. loaded with misfor-
tunes, with trouble, poor, pitiable,
unhappy, miserable.

Scns kyne(2h 8. misery; poverty.

G cas 00. nas 00g bs oly Lyf ᾽ -bgneywhbd va. to
trouble, to afflict, to oppress, to mol-
est, to maltreat, to vex; to violate,
to dishonour, to deflower; —bgncye_

bhu quabus pS, 1 am afflicted by your.

W068 ; -Lgncgfs a.afilicting, afflictive,
grievous, vexing, tormenting.

Score cso μη rel”, bguy un. to grieve at, to
be pained, uneasy, afflicted, torment-
ed, vexed, to be unhappy, miserable;
ose ons φε. κα 0s ἔς ony p fuig php gpha. we have
sought thee sorrowing.

Seas ot. sce ey eT ΝᾺ απ τω swig «

Swnwerfoy a. written ; 4. copyist;
-mnl, wg δ. military coat or mantle,
cassock, capote; doublet, jerkin; —
διε! ἔν 2. Written, engraved ; —aayre
(23 s. writing, engraving.

Sunk fuss wy ὃ. herring.

Swaéqh 8. stork ; heron.

Swumtope. » og δ. tenth part, tithe ;
decime or dime ; wakney “:-.-ὦὦ » to
decimate, to tithe, to collect tithes;
whet a. decimal; 8. Qounpurs ; —bifb
a. tithable ;-£0, &gf va. to decimate,
to tithe, to take tithes; -f; s. tither,
tithe proctor ; -n<(#f s. decimation,
tithing.

Surah ᾿ uf. unehp , “εὑ, Ὁ ἢ a. ten ἢ ῥ -
wun, on the tenth of the month; --
wigud ad. ten times; -- -» by tens.

Seow bee pests b very opkip ὅ. Decalogue ;
~thep 5. decalitre, 2. 2 imp. gals; -ἰ
a. ten-stringed; 8. decachord, lyre,
harp ; -ἄρωΓ 8. decagram, 5. 64 drams
avoirdupoids, or 154 grains troy; —.
Saas est he oepy a. ten-fingered 5 --ἴξὶ ων» dE fy ’
—Vhut , thbfg a. decennial , of ten

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years; ten years old; -αἴτη» 8. deca-
meter, 31.81 Engl. feet; -- νά“) a. of
six months; -γωρᾷ a. ten-storied ; —b_
bpm 8. decagon 3; -φωξῇ. &e. 8.
ΣΦ orn fo ly » &e. 3; ~ayhen 8. decurion,
corporal ; -wwkp 8. decastere, 13.08
cubic yards ; -e»p a. denary , ten,
half-a-score. [calogue.

ϑιυυζ μεν bs casts ang ove sn op εν off» s. the De-

Swutbowh, δὰ a. ten, half-a-score;

Swatbwt ad. by tens. [s. decade.

Swutthph ad. tenfold. [decade.

ϑινυνέγρε ed ᾿ pet s. tenth part ;

Swutkppy ad. for the tenth time,
tenthly. [tenthly.

Swubk payee, ay O. tenth, 10th; ad.

Suutkphwh ΟΥ̓ phe, δησενη 2. the
whole ten; a. all the ten.

ῥα ad. ten times.

Susthwtg iby a. Of ten cubits.

Sess c2eS cas gece s. ten thousand Ἢ Ss.
Bhep 3 —Supncwd bay OF Shenk a. of the
ten plagues; —Spulivthent a. of ten
dogmas. : {donkeys.

S.usakjn ον ess ᾧ ἔν εὐἷε a. drawn by six

Swutamtb wt a. decempedal ; ten-
footed.

Swutopg.. wy 8. decime, tenth part ;
—eahwt S, ων cas Ee caps eg. cas fy eve: —eesp fron go Ss.
deciliter, 0,176 imp. pint; -wfpua 3.
decigram, 1,5432 grain or gr. troy ;
-udkgp 8. decimeter, 3. 937 Engl. inch-
68; -wuwhp s. decistere, 3.5316 cubic
feet.

Suntnc(2§ 8. ten, the number ten.

δι eso cay 089 050 og. τ hs οἷν ἃ. § css segs castes «αὖ, .

Gas as'te 20g ὦν fv ly a. decaple, tenfold ; ad.
ten times as much; -w#hLd, kof va. to
decuple, to increase tenfold.

Sussteqben 8. dOCOMVIT; —ac{Ffc% 2.
decemvirate.

§ subupetb wt a. decastile.

Saute uhhh οὖν a. decasyliabic.

Swutpbqhhwt a. of ten curtains ,
shutters, pieces or breadths. (meron.

Suuhopk ay a. of ten days; s. deca-

cases ων fy δ. ϑιωζοωνκ hy «

*§ wen 6. daddy, dad, papa.

Sus εν ust his κεν yw a. perplexed, uneasy,
uncertain.

Samudhsfd, bguy vn. to be embar-
rassed, disturbed or pained in mind,
to have difficulty in deciding, to hesit-
ate, to waver, to be unsettled, an-
easy, concerned, in trouble.

Susu done (9h 8. Voxatious perplex-

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ity, titub ation, hesitation, wavering,
inquietude, embarrassment.
᾿ς Susmewt a. shaky, tottering, vacillat-
ing ; 8. swing, see-saw ; 5. Sasmutine iti;
how, fr —f δ. cas anv τ foal” 5 - ων". ἔτι , to
swing, to send up & down, to see-
BAW ; -whwh a. hesitating, doubtful;
-kid, kgf va. to jog, to stagger, to
shake, to swing, to oscillate, to wag,
to toss, to agitate; to bandy about,
to titubate, to vacillate; -fu, &gey un.
to jog, to wag, to totter, to vacillate,
to flutter about, to struggle, to trem-
ble, to be shaken, agitated, stagger-
ed; to hesitate, to waver, to be in
suspense; -ned 8. Jogging, jostling,
staggering, shaking, tottering, vacil-
lating, trembling.

wnuul, wy ὃ. bot. star-thistle ; cal-
trop; -- Fp4am/(tf, iron-thistle, instra-
ment of torture; sph 5 --ωοὃ β» ΟΥ̓
SLochg a. thistle-bearing.

Sevcoperk , asg 8. turtle-dove ; dung
—f>» young --ἰ - dqacdnew wpdwht, the
— coos: bot.eryngo, sea-holly.

Sp a. far off, distant, remote; - 5
Sasencustiley OC Seaphastky, bplduy ῥὶ -- 5,
δ - Se phd why OF whgwtk,, to travel
abroad; ῥ - 5ξ κω, to return from
abroad.

ϑιυρωμ Sexe frl” un. to start from,
to remove, to expatriate oneself; —_
put fi a. divided, separated, remov-
ed; separating, removing; -- Suaéb,.
hurgeegutk,, to alienate, to transfer,
to separate ; to expatriate; δρῦν, —,
to abandon one’s country ; -@-% a. ir-
rational, incongruous ; -puypd a. taken
away, carried off ; -pupdps un. to be
taken away; to be divided ; —purpdnc_
PF s. division ; - μὸν a. moved, agitat-
ed; unlike, different ; -pbp&d, kgf va.
to bear here & there, to shake, to
agitate, to move, to stir; -phppdJ, δὶ
gw un. to be borne about, to be shak-
en, agitated ; to differ, to be unlike;
-phpof 4. agitation, shaking; differ-
ence, diversity ; -ρνωᾷ a. living a-
broad, expatriated; excluded; -- ἐν δ,»
OF -pluhpd vn. to dwell abroad, afar
off; to estrange oneself, to be remov-
Od; —piuafn (2h s. act of living ata
distance, removal, pilgrimage; -eac%
a. unnatural, contrary to nature; far
from one’s country or home, abroad.

Swpwefe a. proscribed, removed,

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driven away, expatriated, banished,
exiled; - wnbb,, ppiby S. Swpogpkd
ἃ Sapwappl; — διωνξ, f bbws, to
pass from this world; f Sapbap pishg
— gawhp, .to be disinherited ; —gobany
a. counterfeit, base; — zussbhuh,—
coin, false money ; —¢¥eg a. expatriat-
ed, banished, estranged; —gapd a.
misplaced , unbecoming, useless; —
watt, to render useless, ineflicaci-
ous, to cause to miscarry, to foil, to
delude; -gpbds va. to proscribe, to
banish, to exile, to drive away, to re-
move, to exclude ; -gpf un. to be pro-
scribed, banished or excluded ; ~gpae.
(9 s. proscription, ban, banishment,
exile, exclusion, transportation, ex-
patriation ; -—qae6d va. to discern, to
distinguish ; -g£/ a. far, far off, far
distant, remote; — φἴνω . ghS babu
~ gha,,to go afar, abroad, to be es-
tranged, to leave one’s native land, to
go from home ; -gkgy a. unsuitable,
improper, unbecoming, undue, dis-
agreeing, absurd, extravagant; 98, f
Sessile gE oxy ὦ δε (Ak Ig -χξαρω, per fas et
nefas, by Tight or wrong; -gfhdph a.
travelling abroad ; -—gfdic(Ffc% s. the
travelling abroad.

Swprrq, πεῷ δ. form, fashion, man-
ner, way; furniture; alg. formula; -
Or gopd -σε. clever work, artistic pro-
duction ; gpuSunncwhwt —, algebraic
formula; - frowpg, style; 8. Upugh;
ῥ-- puwqapwgf, in plain, in private
clothes; ῥᾧ - bhbqkguhwt, in clerical
attire, dressed like a clergyman}; gg&_
gure. aphrnp smut —, he dressed like
a layman.

SwpugqugnpS, wg δ. clever manu-
facturer, master ; -- σε δ s. Weaver's
art, woollen manufacture.

Swpuqwpeg u. ungraceful, unadorn-
ed; deformed, ugly ; -σεῦ s. ungrace-
fulness ; deformity ; -qgbues a. un-
clothed.

Supra cased” a. mistimed ἢ ill-timed,
inopportune, unseasonable, untimely;
premature; ad. unseasonably, imop-
portunely, at the wrong time or mom-
ent, out of season; prematurely; too
late, when too late; 8. S. δϑωωμεωοξωνῖνε.,
(Bfch;— Suunkese, not full grown,
young; -- ¢4pubu, ,to age premature-
ly; -fz ane, to decline, to be on the
decline, to begin to go down, to begin

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to be night; ῥ —by usene ph, towards
nightfall; -£ opt, itis getting late, the
daylight fades, the day wanes, the sun
is going down; —buy & ops, the day is
already on the decline, it is drawing
towards night; -ac S. ϑωρωνξων ad. ;
—n.(ah 5. unseasonableness, importun-
ity; tardiness, nightfall.

Supuywikd, kgf va. to chase, to
expel, to drive away; -έ σε. 8. a dif-
ferent tongue; -jrcd whet gr.disjunct-
1V@ 3 -ρνε δέω, a. dissolved, disjoined,
spoile i «ἵ΄ 8. Yennctg wehbe Mie Lele
ἴεν s. disobedience.

Scaprofun δ. epidemy ; -when% a. epi-
demical ; —fuce . &ec. 8. PnlP nf, &e.

Supeod , py a spread out, extended,
stretched out ; extensible; -- or —wé.p
s.extent, extension; volume, bulk,
size; show, display.

Supudwhwt a. ductile, extensive,
extensible, dilatable, expansible; --
Sbyneh, elastio fluid; —#(#f s. ductil-
ity, extensibility, expansibility, dilat-
ability.

ϑέω νον δ᾽ εὐ be of” ΟΡ δέει, Loft va. to
spread, to extend, to stretch out, to
dilate; to unfold, to open, to spread
out, to display; to propagate, to dif-
fuse, to spread abroad, to strew, to
spread; -ῥυη. to be spread, stretch-
ed out, extended; to be propagated,
spread out; οὖν δ᾽ ἐν, Gent Shae. -- ba ,
slain they lay stretched on earth;
4/°2.eh -sutkft, the banners were
displayed ; mppeone(2h suphompsh -Ρ.
ignorance is spreading over the world;
πόδιν. salbibufe, it became gener-
al; S. 2 εἴκων. &e. (fusion, spreading.

Supwswhp δ. extent, extension, dif-

Susur ws αὐ a. of a spreading root.

Swpusdng . ag ὅ. volume; - eae ly cas _
%6,, to spread, to extend.

Spud ac (sh or nc 42. extent, di-
mension, latitude; dilatation, exten-
sion, expansion, diffusion; propaga-
tion, spread, reach, sphere; enmwpd_
dnp med. tetanus, lock-jaw.
| Sw yrs d act S. Θεία δ᾽ ess sere «

Sur prshavy » &e. BS. P ccs ozs fy oxy ° &e.;
—huobuad, assy br ass UN. to constitute itself,
to proceed, to issue ; -Gusuhwd a. un-
suspecting, unsuspicious ; unexpect-
ed; -ζωρδ᾽ a. unthought of, unlooked
for, unforeseen ; absurd, strange, ex-
traordinary ; - ἐν. to form strange

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suspicions; - ζω ad. aloof, from afar;
~huryne[F fet δι distance ; - νη pat 8.
Upawwhkha pat.

Smpwhays, kaeufg δ. doubt, uncer-
tainty, wavering, vacillation, irresolu-
tion, hesitation, embarrassment; tri-
bulation, anguish, anxiety; a. doubt-
ful, uncertain; 6 -facuf ζωηπεφωνξι.
ῥ -- wphuwtb,, to cause to doubt, to
call into question; ζω ῥ᾽ —ka wp, to
doubt, to be in doubt, to waver; - f
-ὦ hgk,. to multiply doubts, questions;
she fius -᾿ there is no doubt; undoubt-
edly.

Suparhap 6. va. to pull up, to root
out, to pluck up ; -ζνεωιωζ οἵ, a. doubdt-
ful, uncertain, ambiguous ; dubitative;
—bacuahud ΝᾺ Sons car yrveco fool” ἢ —facnuky
5. ϑωρενζημω. z= ~hncusbop eT αἷνξ.
to be called in question ; 7 —gacumbep
wplwhk,, to call into question; -ᾷσε.
ab pfs s. Sosy ess hyeve.sa ese yeast ὁ ~hacaled, kab
va. to cause to doubt, to createdoubts,
to cause doubts to; — or —Gacafd, wk,
guy un. to doubt, to have doubts, to
question, to hesitate, to be irresolate,
embarrassed, to demur;— ᾧ gfr£. to
become furious, to rage like a mad-
many; -fneanc(Fh " -ζ σεν . 8. 8. Sur.
pubes argument, objection.

S eas pr esr rs BE ᾧ a. disagreeable; - φως
4ὔωων a. restless, UNCASY; --φεναενᾷ α.
tender, very young.

Supusduyh a. dissenting ; —bJ, kgf:
πραγ, guy un. to dissent, to disagree,
to differ, to be at variance; -#«(ahs.
dissension , disagreement, variance,
discord, strife; -2&« a. deform.

SuwpudkpF a. reprobate, cast out,
rejected, thrown out; disowned, dis-
approved ; -£4 va. to cast out, to re
ject, to reprobate; to expel, to drive
away ; to disown, to disapprove ; —#.
(2h s. reprobation ; -dfa» a. senseless,
foolish ; --ἴωννε (2 s. foolishness.

νέων f 8. jar; * tare, tare & tret.

Supt pt 8. thomb, lozenge; -«.
ult a. rhomboidal, rhombic ; - ῥα
s. rhomboid, rhomboheder.

SeaspreesyfreeeS 8. distdnt country, re-
mote region, abroad, foreign lands;
πο -kay, —p4 a.5. Sap ; foreign, exot-
ic; 2. foreigner, stranger, traveller,
pilgrim.

ϑω νας πων ὦ. eXOrbitant, exces-
sive, unbounded, inordinate, extra-

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vagant, immoderate, enormous; --
“ἰδὼν (2. heathen 5 ~mywarhewk A. UD-
adapted, unfit, useless, unsuitable;
— any a0 795 sas fy τωρ br of va. to oppress , to
compel, to constrain, to vex, to tax
unmercifully; -aespea. wrong, undue,
unjust, unreasonable ; unnecessary,
needless , useless, vain;-— orf — ad.
unduly, in vain, uselessly, without
reason, improperly, wrongfully; -- ν᾿,
#o(7, bashfulness, sheepishness; 4.
τ fp putes —v, to believe in idle gos-
sip; —aupmenupom A. feeding on illu-
sions; fig. feeding negligently ; τωρ.
amsse_cy OF ὑ - 5. Sess 0 ess 204 02 pron ad.

Goes pres er c0s 5 chisel “Ὅν OL -- με Scheer
ἀν va. to banish, to exile, to drive
away, to remove; -sncghd un. to be
engulfed, swallowed up, precipitated,
sunk to the bottom; -- “ἔτ. a. hetero-
geneous ; -οὐπα πε s. heterogeneity;
~ainneh pp s. heteroscians.

Swpunfopdt a. acclimated; -£ va.
to acclimate, to acclimatize; -- [Γ᾽ vn.
to get accustomed to a climate or
place; -νεὐϑῷ 4. acclimation.

ees 79 axe sy ass? oss εἶν a. scattered about,
spread here and there ; -mpa$kt
va.to disjoin, to separate, to remove.

Supugeyg 8. θωρωσο» Opbuwl 5 -
gu-gupawhne (th s. speaking metaphor-
ically, parable, allegory, metaphor;
—gniguhes a. allegorical ; -gacgacith 8.
speaking in parables; -gacgopk® ad.
exemplarily.

Suspunp , cy s.shower, abundant rain;
- déwh, flake of snow; whq be - δὶ
why, ἃ shower of arrows; a cloud of
darts ; Sushrink uy fr - ἵν τ ῥα ° pierc-
ed with a hundred arrow wounds;
~atbidfie a. sShowery; flaky.

Sapunpun a, unglorious.

SupunplS, buy un. to rain or to
snow heavily.

Suwpunfnfu_bh a. contagious, epide-
mical, infectious, catching; — afer,
contagion, epidemical disease, infec-
tion 5 -- ;fuby or -pnfubSun. to be con-
tagious, catching; -ἰῤηίνε (ἢ, s. con-
tagion ; -- σε ἢ, s. heavy fall of rain.

— Sappugiam a. gr. casual; —phynck
a. bastard.

Suppkp, bg ΟΥ̓ mg a. different, un-
like,various, diverse, dissimilar, sund-
ry; -ρ 8. difference ; -whws a. diffe-
rential; agitated, vacillating ; -ss0q£u

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ad. differently; -- δώ, kgf va. to differ-
ence, to diversify, to distinguish, to
vary, to change ; - or - [ων Eguy un. to
differ, to be unlike or different, to
stand out, to be distinguished; to be
agitated, to flutter, to waver, to turn
On all sides; —nc (2h s. difference; dis-
Similitude, diversity, variety, distinc-
tion, disparity; shade; agitation, in-
constancy, wavering ; ast. course; q&_
pepwhwt — ast. ascensional difference.

Sccrprg easy s b ὅ. table-spoon ; S. ἢσαω

ϑωρδηῤρ s. annalist; <g, annals;
—qyocfu δ. hew year, new year’s day;
S. Qarqeehg. 5 —gpacl(thh 8. annals.

ϑωρδηωμιεῖ & anniversary; — δ: ον.
eng» birthday; ἤν use ess ἔς, 4:- thang »
“ωη.»ε (21, 10 keep the anniversary
of a birth; to commemorate a victory.

Swpk;bg 8. end of the year.

Swept hut a. yearly, annual, anniver-
sary, once a year; 3. year; solemnity,
feast, festival; etesian or trade-winds;
op -f Or -mg, anniversary, — day ;
hwpgzk gfe ων 47) g uss oh qopls “οἷν ων οἷν ated, ἢ
it was ordered that this day be an-
nually commemorated; as gap δρί.
kc kh motfg -wg tp, no one frequent-
ed his festivals any longer; juwenep
Dawtuwenpf —#g, on the festival day.

ων ἔν αὔλνα. ἐν S. ϑωρξηπεί-

ϑωρμέρᾳπη a. dissonant, discordant.
wokgayg ὃ. almanack, annuary, an-
nual register.

Suphenp, -whwt a. annual, yearly;

Lol; op carne ts - teg ; gS hasty >»
yearly stipend; - ες s. annuity.

*Swp[? s. dried sheep’s dung.
ϑωρίθορι ζεῖ 8. talent (money).

Supéwta.unworthy;8.§Sudtwr, ὅτ.

Seph, σιν plug 8. year, twelve-
months; ρου ἢ ον, —, embolismic
Year; avrapenfl fp --, wmpry mepeny,
ansnpeery -- ad. annually, yearly, year
by year, every year; ᾧ «mmpenf, in the
year; per annum, a year; S. Uw β'».
qoeldfrt. (prudence.

ϑωρῥίθῥερξ 4. Pers. w. seat of juris-

wofs a. carrying away, leading
into captivity.

Sapp 8 σε th ὅ. corruption.

Susp, by s. S. ϑιωρ elias 5 esse 5 - or -
(Sashay , flock, flight of birds ; -- or

Supdinpep ad. in flocks, in troops,
in great numbers; -pwkep 8. ἃ multi-
tude of talkers.

sor

Sm pfiaf » -wh 8. 8ack ; pocket; skirt.

Qos prehieed care $s. starling.

Sw pfctl, ugk un. to flock to-
gether, to form troops.

Supdwinep s. starling-water.

ϑωρ αὔων ει ες Ss. Scape fies ρει.

Swpnq a. leading, bringing, con-
ducting; -»<% s. transport, transport-
ation, carriage ; capacity.

won s OF apn , by a. distinct,
different, separate.
as [2 7 0 073 πὴ px.eas (Ὁ ad. distinctly.

SupapagsS va. to distinguish, to se-
parate, to divide. .

Supnpnzac (Ff S distinction, separa-
tion, division ; —aci# s. med. secretion.

Suwpacpkp, wy a. agitated, tossed
about, driven here & there; carrying
or bringing merchandise; 8. agitation;
- pwhhg messenger; -bd) kgf va. to
agitate, to toss about, to stir, to drive
here ἃ there; to repeat; -f. νη. to
hesitate, to vacillate, to be in sus-
pense; to carry messages, to negoti-
ate, to parley; to trade, to carry on
commerce. [-, carrying to absurdity.

Supocith 8. Supagqae (3h ; Julunk af

Suypunwd, wy ὅ. unsteady, irresol-
ute, perplexed,wavering, indetermin-
ate, uncertain, cowardly, slothful,
sluggish, idle ; -- oon ous og-1s ων οἷ fu orn cas ps cas ἔπε
wwhewg. painful thoughts, mental an-
guish ; -p/, Lguy un. to be irresolute,
undecided, uncertain; to grow sloth-
ful, lazy; to move slowly; -ac/#fc% 2.
want of determination, irresolution,
indecision, uncertainty , embarrass-
ment, perplexity; cowardice, poltroon-
ery; sloth, idleness.

ϑω νον carpe ras 0 aog 8. Tartarus, hell;
dowyfrtp -, the gloomy Tartarus;
-οὐ ἵν, a, tartarean, hellish, infernal.

Sapp» orn oxo pus 2 « Ene: Lpwy s. ele-
ment, elementary substance or mat-
ter; wwpkep, elements; rudiments;
muapknp tkiw,y, the elements of life;
fi or 4» ls (τῷ cazfuuspSfr ᾿ according to the
worldly maxims.

Suppuput s. chemist ἢ -ὦ ὗν a.
chemical; -n.(% δ. chemistry ; —pe_
fev (9} 2. decomposition; -ρωρ ad. in
an elementary state or form, element-
ally , rudimentally ; materially ; -.
gb, —17% + &c. S. ϑιωρνεωρ εωἷ,» ὅο.;
~yorS ne (dh 8. decomposition; -ωΐ a.
elemental, elementary, uncompounded

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ϑωρι οι » τῳ} UN. to be com-
pounded of elements, to be reduced
to elements, to be produced, formed,
to exist, to be; to incorporate, to ad-
here, to be united, attached; to be
inculcated, impressed or imprinted ;
pohfe oe exo pu po car gy Es easy dap dpe » created
beings furnished with reasoning fa-
culties ; Dogqailin gre εἷ [Ὁ 7s asals assy fb fungus
Ewhwy, Solomon penetrated the se-
crets ofnature; ykphpegh Up enappuea_
ὅπερ. let us keep his fear in our
hearts ; ass aaa [Ὁ (Ὁ αν bs ἐγ δῖ fb uppes ῥα.
they have penetrated to my inmost
soul; as 289 7010 O80 oy 4806. ἔμεινε. ὦ οἷ, ὗ «σε! Ep
4p, darkness covered the face of the
earth ἢ sv asa pon ao og ΩΣ Α est £0. is ΤΣ «
bound to God by love.

Secs zo as ony os 000 fg ὃ. fetich ; fetich-
worshipper; —e(#% s. fetichism; ob-
ject-worship ; -wku ὃ. Saapperpesp ἢ --
αν σε νον [9 ἢ s.immoderate love or de-
sire of terrestrial things; idolatry ;
~gocgwikf va. to element, to com-
pound of elements, to constitute, to
produce, to form, to give being to ; to
ineorporate, to attach together, to
mix, to unite; to inculcate, to im-
press ; —cagp a. δ. Sus με ly caste 5 materi-
al, corporeal ; aE s. materiality,

Seppbéqkh S.Susppascnp ° [co rporeity.

annfs a. creating, producing,
making.

Seappae(F fret 8. elementariness, ele-
mentarity, substance, existence; ele-
ments, rudiments. [constitution.

SwppocH δ. incorporation, union,

Supp. vy s. ardent desire; love.

Seppe a.desirable, wishful; kind,
dear, beloved ; -da, mg 8. lover,
wooer, sweetheart, beau, gallant, fop;
sf. lover, mistress, sweetheart; - ἵν
a. relating to love, erotic.

ϑωγσαῴ μοι, κα bar? | un. to wish for ard-
ently, to long or sigh for, to covet
eagerly; to burn with desire or pas-
sion, to be in love. —

ϑωρῴωδρ s. love, passion, ardent
desire, over-eagerness ; puyg -
peg wnwumyb; pl bgte, why are you
so fond of fables ?

Sus prifres nbs a. ardently longing for,
sighing after, very desirous.

ϑιωγνηξωνε, ν( S. Sappudne.-

wupoy a. amorous, loving, fond ;
desirous, covetous.

SEB

Swpipogt fva. to announce loudly,
with shouts & cries, to cry aloud, to
shouf; to celebrate, to publish.

Suppor (δ or “εἴ, 8. Susp wep «

Swepopkt a. unreasonable, unlawful,
ilecit, iniquitous, wicked; ad. unlaw-
fully, illegally, unjustly, contrary to
equity, iniquitously, wickedly; -#<$
8. injustice, wrong, iniquity, improbi-
ty, wickedness.

Suwporftwt a.uniike, dissimilar, an-
equal, extraordinary, strange, eccen-
tric, odd, singular, uncouth, out-
landish.

Sweuwghd, kof va.to aggregate, to
assemble, to reunite, to collect, to
gather together; —f/un. to be aggreg-
ated, united orcollected together.

Swef7, «qug s.psaltery, harp, dul-
Cime? 5 Sinphastby g- OF

Swegkd, Egf va.to play on the harp.

Swe fywry Apa. 5. harper, harpist.

Suf> ρ. -ἔρ 8. plain, flat country
or district 37 or * wl S. $ ess cfr caer css ly a.
—wgoche 8. planisphere; --οὐδ (δ a.
palmipede ; -whaemke a. plane figur-
ed, plane; -ὐ νη, 8. flat side, plain,
flat ground ; -w4c}s. flatness, vapid-
N88; -wdne he §.skate, ray, thornback.

ϑιωυ ῥεῖν 8. ΠΟΥ. harrow; —widly wguy
υηπ.ἴο be flattened ; --δ ya. to harrow.

Sfp wwkpbe a. planifolius , plani-
petalous.

Sccrsfr γεν ly » ag ἄ. flat, level, plane,
smooth, even, shorn; s. plain; esplan-
ade, glacis ; -wdé&-a. planiform ; -- αἴ,
kgf va. to flat, to flatten, to plane;
—a.(dh 4. ὃ. ϑωῤωζνε(ϑ ἢ : flattening.

Suunpre, 5. bot. tribulus terrestris,
caltrop, thistle. eanoy®

Supwphfd a. flat- or snub-nosed;

Sapid, kgf va.to harrow.

Supkpuhwt 8. extremities or flat
sides of a bridge.

Supépks a. flat- or bull-faced.

Sw ftsne(F με s. flat-nosedness.

Suwpogt δ. back-bone.

ϑω (εἷς S. Susspurp fil? -

Sp. fq a. warm, hot; 5. Qépw;
*-gkq 8. ἢ δὴ ; pdf, guy un. to get
or become warm; -σείθῥ 8. warmth,
heat, caloric ; -n.# s. getting warm;
-wam 8. Gr.w.rank, line, order; -anch
s. Warming- or stove-room.

S¢éq. vy» wga.ill-favoured, ill-feat-
ured, unsightly, ugly, deformed, hid-

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Sb‘,
eous, squalid; foul, villanous, bad;
-wpwh OF puppun a. turpilequent ,
foul-mouthed ; custard”, esquy un. to
grow ugly, to become deformed, to
disfigure oneself; -asgacguwhkd va. to
deform, to render ugly, to disfigure,
ϑ4ε6 ηδὃ S.Sqéq & Sfubqd -[to distort.
δεἔησε (ῥεῖ δ. ugliness, deformity,
ill-featuredness, unsightliness : w%_
St.epft —, frightful ugliness, hideous-
ness.

S¢ém: a. ignorant; unlearned, un-
taught, illiterate ; idiotic, silly, simple.

Syfwmwpwp ad.ignorantly, unlearn-
edly, unskilfully ; -pupey a. stupid,
heavy, dull, lazy; -4% a. ignorant;
bad, wguy vn-to be ignorant, un-
aware of, unacquainted with.

Sqfuruhp 8. ignorance.

Sqgfwoncl(2h 5. ignorance, nescience,
rudeness, rawness, unskilfulness; dhs,
(8 acted pp cashes , errs by carp fs -- great, utter,
gross, complete ignorance; wn -(A6
ad. through ignorance; φᾷ δε, -ν
(Pusecrjly fr -ΟΣ, to live, to wallow in
ignorance.

Szyt» fg a. colourless, pale, faded.

δὲ 5.1 Jusgachpd.

Sqgoctn(2h s. colourlessness, dis-
coloration, paleness.

Shuwntupwyp ad. like Jesus; συμ.
pun a. pronounced by our Lord; —
qujn_am a. relating to the advent of
our Saviour; -gfp a. ordered by Je-
sus; signed with the sign of the cross;
-gptJS va. to sign with the cross, to
make the sign of the cross; -gpa(2}
8. sign of the cross; -- 4zer,, baptism;
-Sngnd a. assembled together in God’s
name; -ζων s. offering for the poor;
a. divine ; -4aqd or — hres 8. Our
Lord’s side; -diyp ὃ. Shpusnhiyp 3 —
tefint fuws δ. the true cross.

SF antbg puyy 8. the Saviour’s bro-
ther, (St.James Ap.).

ϑέ ων κα νη ἐσ ωϑ Ὁ f 3. Candlemas-
day, Purification, Penthesis.

Séanbapef s.Son of God; son of a
freeman or noble; -~¢g, sons of illustri-
ous families.

S4;bap s. Gr. w. consecration.

Sé4. oy» wg δ. shower, abundant
rain: spot, place; post; yi/"-, every
where; always; ᾧ -- instead, in sub-
stitution for, in the place of; wtgutby
f - nepace, to stand instead of, to

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supply the place of, to substitute, to
replace; 8. Séqh; whquyfe f dha χ--
bplweng sbapshgt. heavenly graces
rained thick upon you; - eal wank
“ῥέων κε (FEY Uprarrcars perf » gold
showers at the nuptials of Ar-

vue ᾧ
fell in
taxerxes.

Séqeghp s. topographer ; —g puke
a. topographical ; -gpac(9 fee 9. topo-
—quwluhewt oa. parallactical ;
~qutine (2) δ. parallax ; —g&p% a. driven
from a place or post, removed ; [3 waif
wahkd va. to set free from a place;
τ a. raining abundantly; -dnca. pro-

graphy;

ducing abundant rain; ~hays wy a.

fixed in place, firm, stable, immova ble,
lieutenant ;
Vicar; capitular; substitute ; —hunyneh

constant, stationary ; s.

8. stability, firmness ; lieutenancy ;
vicegerency, vicariate; substitution;
τά a. local; med. topical ; - q&q med.
topic.

Séqudl, agp, wy Skqbusl, Shqku,
gba , ϑδησε τ va. to cause to rain
heavily, to open the windows of heay-

en; fig.to shower down, to rain abund-

antly; un. to shower, to rain hard, to
pour; Lb unu -- fb d& pay oLpoup, to send
a shower of arrows ; ank-qury fs ἤτω ess
fwhetiwy, manna rained down upon
them: wnbquysp AS cas 70 op. 020 0 fo exe fs Supra.
(2t> ων wh , pearls were shower-
ed round at the nuptials of Sathinig ;
dking nkquyfis, arrows fell in show-
ers ; θειω ᾿ an Er sy ase f ofl oy ppapane [9 ῥεῖ, ‘
Ὁ great Jupiter, load us with evils!
Lye whocke wk ἡ ἡ fit ’ thunderbolts
ell.

Sb γεωξιωμεῖ a. 8. locomotive ; -m_(3%
5. locomotion ; -myarS. wy §. vicar, cap-
itular, substitute ; lieutenant; —sayus
45 (3b 4. lieutenancy ; 8. Séquhuyneh;
“murah δι very heavy shower, pelt-
ing or drenching rain, floods, torrents
of rain; heavy fall of snow or hail; --
bub, supa ntun top fg. to rain threats 5
ben bes ql ene - frsce0 7 109 5 br cass , he Saw a
storm of arrows COMING ; -enwe a. hos-

itable ; ~anae(Phe% s. reflux, ebb; 5.

aah uF wane (Fh ; -ῦ σε δ, 8, raining in
torrents ; —cap a. local; ~spnfu a.chang-
ing place, translocating, transferring,
displacing; transferred, displaced; —
εἴν. to change pace to be transloc-
ated, to move from place to place;
τήρει va, to translocate, to trans-

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Sb‘,

port, to carry off from one place to
another, to transfer, to displace, to
TEMOVE ; —fnfunch s. change of place,
translocation , displacing , removal;
locomotion; ast. translocation; 8. Sr.
apseserqus ne [Ὁ fret. ,

ϑέδηξωᾷ» ἔων a. Well informed,
instructed, skilled, versed in, intim-
ately acquainted with, expert; s. little
place.

Séqkhwpup ad.eruditely,withknow-
ledge, skilfully, well; —ga ad. tho-
roughly, to the bottom, minutely, in
detail; -- οὗν». ἴο examine thorough-
ly, to go to the bottom of, to sift; -.
thoe 8. mus. finger-board, keys; - ων,
exgay un. to be informed of, instructed
in, acquainted with, to make inquir-
ies, to acquire instruction or know-
ledge, to inquire, to teach oneself; -
pw 8. intelligence office ; —gacgutki
va. to inform, to instruct, to give know-
ledge of, to acquaint with, to teach,

Ségkhbh 8. Séqbuk s[to apprize of.

ϑέηδῇ»ε [2 βεῖν g. information, know-
ledge, instruction, notice; dkp ὁ dé-
ey (es --᾿ general information; #0
-, to inform, to instruct; - wntacr,
to inform oneself, to make inquiries.

Sob» query. qkeng 8. place, spot, site;
occasion, opportunity ; ast. point, lieu;
Sumumpuwl —p rhet. commoh-place to-
pics; Secs os eno ps κεν ἤ ει» οἱ =p) public places,
squares, &c.; of <p. holy place; the
Holy Land ; -- νων op» refuge, shelt-
er, retreat, Cover; an mbgkeew,
here; f-- or ῥὶ nkgeog,in the room of,
instead of, in lieu or place of; 6 -«
“-ον “ὦ ἔν ab ug wk abang » in different
places, in some or several places; ἃ
af -u4, in all places, every where ;
omnipresent; we. mbgh wet, there, in
the very place; just then, for that
time, for a short time; mek, g-. to
supply the place of, to substitute for,
to take or fill the place of, to succeed;
ὟΣ qysssre. ὦ ἢ, - to hold or occupy
the most advantageous place, to be
on the side of the wall; χ-- ωναῦσε,»
πεν δε. to stop, to cease to go, to rest,
to take repose, to halt; etfuhby f
whoenf, to be left dead on the spot;
τ antl, ovdkp, to give the first place
to ἃ person; -- muy πα ἵνα, to yield, to
give up, to acquiesce, to consent, to
condescend, to submit; - say ῥάκρ.

SbU
to expose oneself, to give hold ; -- ssa
JklepE or sacdkp£ , to evade, to
avoid, to draw back, to withdraw, to
retire, to depart, to go away; sfkp
afr νοι avn ων ly esse wkaeny ῥ -,asa fugitive
he wandered ; putt filty she — ἡ tha»
my words have no place in you; -
anc pha, got thee hence! S. Pw,

ϑέηνε δῆ, 8. Sh quegne th . [Φ᾽᾿υφιωφ νων .

δεῖμα ᾧ, fe 8. fever; — ,ςωκωνᾳ ἷ,
searletina febris, scarlet-fever; των,
“4 α. feverish; -mapd, kgay un. to be
in a fever.

δὴ; or S429, fog 8. Sbtsuwhp-

$4230 a. desirable, enviable; dear.

Sbb χων or Shs etre, “ὦ ἢ] 0007 5 ΟΝ Ἢ
Eb. byuy un. to desire, to wish, to
envy, to covet, to burn for; swshisuy
UY 0fF Lop ors ἔγνω quspenissfune pp ω.
«- οο(τ ον ν Sathinig is seized by a viol-
ent desire for curled endive.

Gbasetp, Sbisnc(Gh or mudi 4. de-
sire, wish, envy, avidity, cupidity,
covetousness, longing for.

Sé4a3nq a. desirous, eager, covet-
ous, anxious, greedy.

Sén., fg 3. gauze, crape, thin veil:
galling; callosity, corn.

Sénwgtps a. unveiled, brazen-fac-
ed, impudent; “5. spoiler, despoiler ; -
await, or -Διώ va. to unveil, to raise
the veil; to despoil, to strip, to rob,
to spoil.

SS er cco ore bs 2 ose af. troubled with the
bloody flux; -σεϑ 4. bloody flux;
hemorrhoids or piles.

Skatid, kgf va. to gall, to rub the
skin off, to graze , to excoriate; to
render callous, hard as a corn; —/aS
un. to have the skin rubbed off; to be-
come callous, to harden.

Shu, vy 8. sight, view; spectacle,
scene; aspect, look, figure, face; vis-
ion, apparition; visit; 6 — δρίθιω . to
go to see, to call upon, to pay a visit
to ἢ 2:-οὦὉ ων “τ. Ἵ, ἔτ, ν to pretend not to see;
- ΡΥ b pushuhin . to send forth
Spies ; wht ncbpidp - οὐ» U7. we desire
to see God; &4% f — fd, he came to
see me, he called upon me.

Sf uw put 8. optician; -whuwh a. opt-
ical; -a/#h s. optics; - μων ad. visib-
ly ;-gbp 4. scenographer ; -¢pushwh a.
scenographical ; -gpne(efe% 8. Bceno-
graphy.

Séwmwh, wg δ. species; sort, kind,

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SbU

race; fashion, manner, way; form,
figure, appearance, look ; sight, count-
enance, aspect, air; image, idea;
dress, costume; gr. form, species; a. -
visible ; Suqapa-by Lphbs —ae, tO re-
ceive the Commuaion in both kinds;
akn. bkiginbf » - diupy, be mupgehp_
ac (2h pute, genus animal, species
man, whose distinctive characteristic
is the faculty of reason. !

Shuuhwgnpok dt va. to specify, to
qualify, to form, to figure; —gapdsn
δ. specification, qualification, forma-

Sb uwhwhhg aof the same idea.(tion.

$bsush wt α. Visible, apparent, plain;
theoretical, contemplative, speculat-
ive; perspicacious, sharp; prophetic-
al, prescient, foreknowing; pAil. form-
al, special; -% s. theory : -- wat, 44.»
“νῷ αἴ, the nation, race, tribes of Is-
rael; -% pha “χα ὡσε (9 whhwtfp, the
visible is subject to the senses.

Sbuushutunl, νη ὦ un. to be speci-
fied, qualified, formed, figured.

GG es eas fyesstobs of” va. to give being &
form; 8. Ssumhagapd bl. {lation.

SLuwhuwtnep 8. visibility, contemp-

Sb aushwpmp a. specific ; -Δώ να. to
specify ; —eync (#6 s. specification.

Sbamhbwenp a. gr. specified.

Séuwha (9K 8. look, countenance.

Séumbk sb a. visible ; seeing; -ρ s.
organ of sight, the eyes; 8. Gacpp ;
-nc[thet 8. visibility.

Sb satel ff, afre obi va- to see, to
perceive; to regard, to contemplate ;
to observe, to consider, to remark, to
examine ; to know; to provide, to
supply, to furnish; ta take care of, to
tend; to go to see, to visit; to spy, to
watch; whuawhbjnd ad. apparently, in
appearance; by sight; ghqkghh wh
“δ, ἔτ πεν handsome, beautiful; gaywu
gh ab gbh wh wutl ed, fair girls, charm-
ing maidens; pAb gfe υδηωΐ, Med ως
wwhkpod, they built an altar of im-’
mense 81Ze 5 og funcdtmgacd bow Ep
ontsenwthke pnd » Who was still more barb-
Arous In appearance ; — qelpalk eater angers
wh »εὦ ἡ ἴωε.. (0 engage in War amongst
themselves ; to grapple with each
other; -- quykmu nepnep, to provide
with necessaries; qgua% —, to man-
age household or domestic affairs ;
s-yt wntk;, to pretend not to see;
akeuk.p qlus wpa,» pay attention to

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what you hear; wbuffp, 7nd tpuwhut
wpuughe, take care to work all the
wonders; Us ε΄ ἔν τῳ ἔς bep 03 fur usys πη.
ϑωζξᾳ., God will provide himself with
a lamb for the burnt offering ; φῥεωνᾳ
kh be whkokp qhu, was sick, ἃ you
Visited me; whe fut, 866, you 866;
ase (FE ns mbupg fu pr if not you
will see how I will pay you; wku pha
1, § osseast_neps choose valiant men
to accompany you.

Séuwtnq a. seeing ; s. prophet, seer;
—awgarrel a. predicted, foretold, pro-
phesied ; -#4a% a. visual; prophetic;
-& 4. the eyes ; -πεἰϑῇ s. vision, sight;
prophecy.

Shuusunfp, ᾧ 5. optometer-

Sf uwukn a. fond of seeing.

Séeuwput 2. theatre, spectacle:
scene ; sight, the eyes ; landscape,
scenery ; watch-tower; look-out man,
top-man ; vedette ; ,»<p9 -, amphi-
theatre ; — ayfrwSf /fut,, to be a sub-
ject of scorn or opprobrium.

Sb wu putrurg pushwh , 8. S. μων
gpuhwth, &c.; —phmwh 8. opera-giass ;
τἀν ἃ. scenic, thextrical; ~juq(Pne}
4. theatrocracy ; -ωξρ a.fond of spect-
acle ; -geyq 8. diorama.

Stuwpwtbt, bgp va. to put upon
the stage, to represent, to perform, to
expose to public view, to make a
spectacle.

Séuwenp a. visible, apparent ; —pid,
bg, un. to make oneself seen, to be-
come visible, to be in sight, to ap-
pear; to have an interview, a meet-
Ing; —ec(#fes 4. theory; vision; the
eyes ; interview.

Séufy, wybuhy 8. aspect; appear-
ance, look, sight, view; air, mien,
visage, image ; spectacle, representa-
tion ; vision, apparition, phantom,
spectre, dream; phenomenon; con-
templation; theory, idea; g&ybghh --.
- ghar. beauty, loveliness; ᾳφδηδοῥά
handsome , beautiful ,
charming; Epive,ft -, celestial vis-
100 ; - g/g, figure, physiognomy; Καὶ
~ δέ. to represent, to perform, to
put upon the stage; -- bik, w:fuumpSh,

“ὦ ἔν lad ΝΣ

to be made a spectacle unto . the

world ; — «whww%b,, to have a vision ;
ee al [Ὁ οἷ; “ὦ ἄν ων «Ὁ ἔνιωηνν.» he held ἃ
festival with public games; f -- δριον,
before all men, or all eyes; bake push

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Depa ῥ δώ ot, God spoke
in adream to Abram ἢ ον ἐν αζν ened εἴνειε..
(PE ρων siege, .Ziven to the contemp-
lation of nature; — wsagh δ φιωεων,
an acs psf” beng περ “ὦ ἤ ssl ess gle 9 hearing
is believing but seeing has no fellow.

δ υγωνῇ ον, a. special, formal ; -bhwe »
wy δ. scene; landscape; landscape-
painter; -ωξρ a. fond of seeing.

S4ujuput 8. circus, theatre, spect-
acle, scene; sight, the eyes; -οδωΐ a,
theatrical, scenic; — gage, theatre,
spectacle; -wdb. a. theatre-shaped.

S4unq δ. seer; spectator ; —wgayb a.
very perspicacious, of subtle intellig-
ONCE ; —whwh a. Visual; contemplative,
ascetic, intellectual ; -whuton(sh s.
the contemplative faculty; contemp-
lative life; -m (GF 8. 8. Shkuubagqued} ;
theorem; asi. vision, visibility ; —#«_
Bul a. prophetic.

Sb acrewd » ng &. iutelligence, flash
of wit, conceit, witticism.

Séunch δ. sight, vision, look, view ;
theory, plan, speculation; visit; con-
templation, consideration; idea, con-
ception, knowledge, notion; vision,
dream; prophecy; ecstacy; -@& or
q. fre sells ΟΣ pols ΕΣ field of view or
ViSiON 3 Sadienom —, cursory view,
short notice, sketch 5 4essepushaegessege
-(#@, at or with a single glance, ina

Shane §.Séunch- [summary Way.

Shared a. visible.

Shuncs. ush 8. inspector, director,
overseer, intendant, guardian; Ag.

Séu3uwhut a. providential. [bishop.

StuswenpbS un. to take care of, to
tend, to provide.

Séusnc(2h 4. Providence; direction,
inspection, superintendance, survey,
watch: incarnation: police; govern-
ment 3 w@dmwhut, diphe -» Divine
Providence.

Sting, fb. —wh, wg 8. Grow. quire of
paper, stitched-book, copy-book ;
pamphlet; -auhby s.Gr.w. τετρασχδλης;
τα, égh va. to stitch; -#, 8. stitcher.

Sépbe, ag δ. leaf, pl. leaves; - Sang.
Gwhy, corolla, petal ; mwumuhfy oy g— >»
to quiver like an aspen leaf; be - sack
ζω, (3-5 US ζω» no leaf falls bat
God’s will drops it.

Séphcmpkp a. leaf-bearing, petali-
ferous ; —yacf a. producing leaves ; —

Suhel, Spring time, spring; bet.

-

sor

frondescence, foliation; -¢a% a. veget-
able green; s. chlorophyllus ; —quyq.
a. adorned with leaves or foliage ; —_
qe hung OF q¢éum a. clothed, covered
with leaves, leafy, green ; -gh.p4 a. de-
spoiled of leaves; —(#0.p a. deprived,
stripped of leaves, leafless; stripping
or despoiling of leaves; — αὖ. to
pluck or strip off leaves; -- ,#%6,. to
shed or lose leaves ; -,6 or shg a. full
of leaves, leafy; -νῥων a. thick with
leaves, leafy, bushy ; -fZeyme s. heaps
of dried leaves; -WieS, -rem 8. ὅδ.
poemfupm ; —dkph 8. Skpbemghph 5 --
geort a.shaking or quivering like an
aspen leaf; -aguwe« a. girt with leaves;
— phuk,, to be —3 πιωηγχωρμ 8. ἢ σόα,

Sh phew 8. bot. camelia. (emp bot.

Skpbepthhy 8. $k phe w[P ap.

Sépbefy 2. small leaf.

Séphefs, guy un. to leaf, to put
forth or produce leaves, to be cover-
ed with foliage, to become green.

Sk pbctpx s. bot. phyllitis , hart’s-
tongue, asplenium.

Sépb pach, Skpaek, Skppack s. bot.
greater & lesser centaury ; bull-weed.

ὅδε. “. duration ; * oak or elm leaves
for fodder; ῥ᾽ — ad. durably, lasting-
ly, for ever; ᾧ - bpltay or aymsf, S.

beled.

Sécuhwt α. durable, permanent,
stable, persisting, lasting; - σε δ or

Sbewhaec(Pfe%s. constant duration,
permanence, stability , persistence;
constancy, perseverance.

δέ: δι, kgf υη.ἴο last, to persevere,
to continue; to endure, to support, to
bear; - / diwpitlp, to live, to subsist ;
SF aS My assy br oss whe kp ΓΟ » he
patiently suffered the tortures.

ϑειῥξηξυν s. Gr. w. cuttle-fish ,

Sh enqesh ash 8. She schuat » [sepia.

Séengne (9h, Sécncfap, Sé.nemt 3.
Sh crhtne{? fot e (der) °

*Sécncey 2. leaf-gatherer (for fod-
*S$4pocp s. wooden disk or plate.

Sqéupf s. bot. ricinus, palma Christi,
castor-oil plant.

Sqqad, νηΐ un. to buzz, to hum.

Sqquie s. buzz, hum, buzzing.

Saphusferssn s. bot. chick-weed, pim-
pernel, samolus; --Ὁ ε a. leech-shaped.

Sgro» ehh 4. leech ; fig. blood-
sucker; bot. 8. βημνεζ; οὐ -u» to
apply leeches.

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Φ Ὁ
Sqor> wg a. powerless, impotent,
weak, feeble, languid.
Skq. afgwy s. pike; spade in cards;
— «ογνπει σα ν fresh beard, down, downy
beard; f — epquhf Or Upquehung, fp ancy
- Ἐῤηωζβν with the lance, with arms;
with lance or spear thrusts; ᾧ -- %6_
quolfe μὴν acs 024 cso bs oy fo qhes, I brought him
down with a lance thrust; wfgep c_
sug whiwphb,.to glare at, to frown
at, to dart an angry or threatening
look, to look daggers at ; mbgep usury
fewqusg ῥ ἡδίω bs, he sharpened his
eyes upon me, he frowned on me.
Ségpnh&q a- hurling a javelin; s.
discobolus, quoit-player; tilter; -- 6_
%E,» to joust, to tilt; to play at quoits.
En » onl ands we ἦν ΠΡ.» ων ἔμ ΟΡ
εν ἔγωρ 8. God, the Lord; Sir, lord,
master, Mister, Mr.; possessor, owner,
master; Reverend, Rev.; σῷ -- Lord!
o Lord! good God! Heavens! good-
ness! good gracious! — wsppw,! Sire!
- ff wrpey! o King! o Majesty! — pi,
My Lord; — (adds, Mr. Thomas;
Rev. Thomas; - gayf gr. objective or
accusative case; — ;fub;. uz, to be
or become master of, to be lord over,
to rule, to overcome, to master; μων.
é Sas, in the year of our Lord, Anno
Domini, A. D.
Sépr-(2f 4. Estate, State; domina-
tion, rule, power; sovereignty, em-
ire; Barony, lordship; —g» the dom-
Inions , (24 hierarchy of angels); -
Qe”, Your Majesty; wamfh pryay Sger
-(#&_, before your high Majesty; -
£° “4 ἢν εἴβυυ,Ε ε. “44... YOur dominion
endures throughout all generations.
SEpectashase a. Lord’s, dominical ;
- onqo(d-p » the Lord’s prayer; - ans vel 9
church; -- ep, sunday; - ghrp, Holy
Scriptures.
SEpactuomncyp a. given by the Lord.
SEpacttrut, -ncbp 8. Sk pactnhsih.
S£pactacun or & - ad. from God, on
the Lord’s side.
S¢¢/s a.depreciated; s. undervalue.
ϑόίφ»διζυα. to depreciate, to under-
rate, to undervalue.
ϑεί»»ε (δ ῥεῖ, 8. depreciation.
ϑόΐφωος a. discontent, malcontent,
dissatisfied ; -- ,feb, or —fid, δώ, un.
to be discontented, displeased; -a.%
s. malcontent, discontent or discon-

tentment, dissatisfaction.

Shb 702 ShS

Seq a. colourless, discoloured,
pale, wan, ghastly, leaden-hued, livid.
S¢-¢2tbS va. to discolour, to cause
to lose colour, to render pale, to tarn-'
ish ; -ff'un. to lose colour, to fade, to
become wan, to grow pale- [paleness.
SSgntac ῥεῖ, s. want of colour,
δὲ int. come now! come on! cour-
age! -- tw conj. rather, it is better ;

moreover; 5. 5. Shp.
Sfulthh Gr.w.8. PhalP ph.
be or --ὦ Ar.w. §, ἤ"ν»εῷ .

ϑῥφωμπεῖ, s. pike-staff, shaft of a
spear; rest of a lance; -fny a. wound-
ed by a lance or pike; - watk,, to
wound with a lance; —cng 8. lancer,

pikeman, halberdier.
qguhp 8. roots.
S/qzéuy a. growing, new (beard).

ϑῥφει, Lap va. to lance, to strike

with a lance.
bap. ¢og s.fore-arms, arms.

Shbgkpuputrushewh a, cosmological;
—putinel(dh ¢. cosmology; —gfhmwlst ,
δα. ἢ. Sib gh ρωμωδιιο εἶ, ᾿ &c.; —ghp ,
art s.cosmographer; -—gns a. resound-
ing throughout the UNIVErSe § ~gpwe
a. occupying all the world; -ᾷ ρει by ashe
a. cosmographical; -grech 2. cosmo-
Sraphy ; - δίνω a. of the last judgment;
~gue a. deceiving all the world 5 preg
a. heared throughout the universe;

~freu a. spoken or published through

all the world; -S ase. a. spread over

the world, everywhere; -Stac(af ς.

COSMOZODY 5 -huwz» sag δ. Master, con-

queror of the universe; τωρ, kgf
un. to become lord of the whole un-
iverse, to conquer, subject or subjag-
ate the world ; -f.0jn<(2) 8. universal
dominion, rule over the whole world;
~4ec% a. cosmical, universal, general,
ecumenical; -hutne(#h 5. cocumeni-
city; τέφρα ἃ. saving the world,
all-saving; -ζγγων a- assombled with
all the world; —$a3u a. known all the
world over, known to the whole world;
Suga. universally wondered at ‘
marvelled at by all the world, by every
One ; ~eyusen Ol. surrounding the uni-
Verse 5 ~eagk an S. Sib qb presh us ; --ὅ με 89
a. making every one, or all the world
tremble; τωρ ᾳ a. overflowing , sub-
merging or drowning all the world:
~wwpus a. spread through the whole
World ; -wotwh a. celebrated or feast-

ed by all the world; - “νη G. preach-
ed, published to all the world.

Stéqkpp. pug δ. the universe, the
whole world, the earth, macrocosn ;
Eee EO OF phase τῶὶ apnpmn —_
ewy + throughout the world, every
where; aes retaley —ges asthe, tO re-
duce the earth to a waste.

bz. «gng s. tick, acarus; Mexico-
po ayy ricinine oil.
* 6 omy 5. Spy

ϑ(4. γον 4. leather bottle, goat’s
skin; - gftery, askin of wine ; — Sa_
tf erease ob ipe.

Shafi ds ane Mrs, dame, lady;
princess, queen, empress; τ fb over o fo cas
wl uty -- Queen Victoria; — Sistrhyeas_
ἤρα. young lady, miss, damsel δι
ket fig. queen of heaven, moon; —
{tg , superioress, abbess.

S(hnwhfe s. gum-mastic (of Chios).

Sfhtwinfat a. lady-like. (Majesty.

ShGtne Ὁ fed s. ladyship; Highness ,

Sf4i.%f a. womanish; womanly ;
~ wqupwhp, Syneceum, women’s a-
partment, Ss. Popa ΣῈ - qnibe . par-
ty, group or bevy of ladies.

Sfhesk- ssh a. skin-like 37 gnpd ty, , to
inflate or blow out as a goat’s skin.

Shu!) κε δ. mire, mud, slime,
dirt, filth, soil, slough, muck; S. @@as_
LF case full : β'ωε sory fool” ; fb £72. ood by pbs.
τ to drag in the mud; fig. to cover
With shame; dnppé, χ- νἴο ταῦ off the
dirt, to perfrigate, to clean, to brush

Si ten 8. Sf. [ off.

NY 2 un. Gr. w. πριαπίζειν.

Shay ’ ovr oy fs OF «πεσῇ» av anyones §. Gr. er.
type, model, example, pattern; man-
ner; figure, image, form ; expression;
style; impression, stamp, print, mark;
‘edition ; anal. hymen, the virgmeal
membrane; --ρ hb puyoputwy, feature,
lineament , character ; - thalkyey ,
phantom, ghost, shadow; - hh prong ene _
presley pubhg» style; oY να. maya » in
this manner or way; ᾧ -, similar, like,
conform, in the form of; foes (F wtel pon goa,
~» sixtieth edition; phpby 4- » .
frhe. to be like, to resemble, tohave
likeness to. _pattern, sampler.

Sfresyearye rang 8. type, model, example,

ϑῥων 8. breast, bosom.

δεν, 8. chem. diastasis ; —an site » fe
8, diastasimeter, distance-meter.

Shaner , oo ν -ἔρ. UE wry sf. nurse,

She

ϑῥωνοἵὍ, s. Titan; chem. titanium ; —u
que, -kob a. gigantic, titanic; -&4/,
- ῥίνη. to be gigantic.

Spukat, nut 5. crocodile.

Sfurqae, any ὃ. L. w. title.

Shp 8. Sf 5 - δν whee, - ὅν ft puiy
we, Oh! shocking! fye ! fye upon
you! God forbid!

Shyreeprestel of, Lgl: una. to speak im-
periously, lordly; seriously, sensibly;
-δωρ 5. Shp smyke 5 ~phiunl a. where
God lives or dwells; -g4« a. knowing
the Lord; -¢f5 or gfp a. written or
traced by God ; —gga-f a. independent,
free; ad.as a master, independently,
assolutely, freely; -gajt S. Pact; -_
“πεν. a. levied, assembled by the
nOb]es; -gue, —gpaed a. betraying
one’s master, faithless, traitorous,
treacherous, false ; -gor a. strengthen-
ed by God; -S fi Ss. Ud ὧδ fr ; -hust A.
dominical ; divine ; feodal ; lordly,
predominant, prevailing, despotic, ab-
solute, sovereign, supreme ; own ,
proper; — aamép, God's image or
likeness ; - f»frustac(ther, absolute
power ; -4/% sf. mistress, matron;
-hbp a. carrying, bearing or contain-
ing the Lord ; -4/9 a.co-equal in dig-
nity ; -Geye a. formed of nobles ; —4.0_
cup a. gathered together in the Lord’s
name; -φρωνεξιν a. called or invited
by the Lord ; -4/p a. given or granted
by God ; -4#% a. knowing one’s mast-
er or lord; -dayp sf. Mother of God,
the Holy Virgin, mother of our Lord;
fig. ἃ priest’s mother; —siwwnhs S. $p_
pega; —dapem a. Waging War against

the Lord, against Heaven; —dispanch

s. fight, war against God; —Mdup a.
honoured by the Lord; —tesd) msgey
vn. to make oneself master of, to be-
come master, to rule, to dominate, to
govern, to have dominion over, to
sway;to pass under the dominion;
-Lupg a. despising one’s master; -_
bhiy. a. plotting against one’s master;
hides ad. like our Lord; -tackp a.
dedicated or consecrated to God; --.
Bach 8. PrONOUN 5 -ογωφ a. feeling
God 5; —agesmpfe ὃ. ϑῥρωεδωμρὶ a Le
wacwen ὦ. Woven or made by the
Lord ; —asyeas sone ἔν αἴ UA. to honour, to
pay homage as to God, truly to revere;
—amennekin a. ordained by God ας τ re
«“ἔε. S. Shpudbhp > ag hone δ. despot > ~y&.

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She
“9 εν ἤν A. despotic ; ang ose bs ol, Eof Ua»
to domineer, to rule, to lord over;
—aybesog δ. ΤΌΪΘΕ; -χέγωνπε δ s. domin-
ation ; despotism, absolute authority ;
-(#p ad. despotically ; -ajés ad. lordly,
imperiously, authoritatively, sover-
eignly, absolutely; in effect, proper-
ly, truly, verily; a. proper, own, real,
true, genuine, veritable ; —* wquss,
really free; - Scamp, true faith; --
pupf. real 00d; — frowksnd, properly
speaking; δὲ -- hadfu gpuk,, if you
will to know thoroughly ; --ωξ » a. fond
of, attached, devoted to one’s master;
—afpac[(3f s. love, attachment, devo-
tion to one’s master, zeal, warmth,
affection ; -ωνεν a. well-educated,
Well-brought up; των, fg OF wg,
-uwywhne a. slaying one’s master; --
qweXon a. selling one’s master ; —_
who a. hating one’s master; - ῥα a.
Lord-like, divine; -pmp, f a. render-
ing master or lord, giving possession
or power over; --ὅσειν ᾧ s. lecturer;
clerk ; chorister ; -gecgwhbis va. to
render or make master, to cause to
rule or govern; to authorize, to em-
power; to effectuate, to fulfil; -cwhe
a. transmitted or handed down by the
Lord; -copwgyt a. first, chief, high-
est, greatest; -~punwbut a. befitting
our Lord’s glory; —pgaq a. accord-
ing to our Lord’s will. (es; 8.24 pdhu-
She the s. Tir (Persian god), Herm-
Sip&S, kgh va. to bear sway, to
reign over, to rule; to become mast-
er, to seize, to conquer, to occupy, to
hold, to possess, to subject; to pre-
dominate; un. to become subject, to
pass under the rule or dominion of ;
nfpkyy dye, your power over all;
heart ove fas bs pore, anf ls gb os ells » or shall
we be subject to your rule? w#fpbe.
“Εν php, they shall possess the
earth ; anh pk gfe “gy sn ve. fred pt ’ they
were caught by lions ; yaph ul fp Ῥῤε (Ὁ
fits ρὲ Sacp, when any thing is set
on fire ἢ ng ano fro ot ζω ΣΧ ᾿
torture had no power over him; ga«
ws frye 02 qgopne[thy Sana» thou rulest
the proud waves; wrapayach ip wdyh
whet .(his kingdom embraces all),
all shall be subject to his kingdom.
Spb gnvguikS S. Shy 4.— ο
Sipq a. ruling; prevailing, predom-
imant; s. ruler, master; -wpwy S. Sp_

Sku van Suu

geal; —ac [Phe or [power.
ϑύραε (δ 4. domination, authority,
ϑύρμπεςῥ sf. the blessed Virgin; mis-
tress or lady; puwqup -- capital.
Shy s.dainty food; excellent meal.
She. ᾿ cane {7,9 ἔν ust 8. day; ast. -- day-
time ; -- δὲ φύχερ, nyctemeron; ᾧ mack
Or ᾧ “πε κων, during the day, by
day, in‘the day-time ; ὑ 25:ε:- ἐν εὐ ess 5 ἐν» ε.
or ῥ ey exe v0) bs ει, . in broad day light;
z= ΒΕ, ἮΝ yl, all day long; ὗ ων». ἢ. ke ῥ
τἰχερδν τ΄ be χεΐχερ, day & night,

night & day ἢ poe funtow Sb way orn ovate

δίων, before the end of the day, be-
fore nightfall ; ass pr oft fr ere Nese Meats -, fine
day, fine weather ; f avnctPbipu saya.
Wf, this day, to-day; 8. Op-

Shee φίρ 5. Mercury, Tir.

Shepard 4. Gr. ὦ. typhon.

Supuphat . fb 4. Grow. diptycha.

Shp : afay s. age, years, time of life;
century ; - Jwtgnc(9E , infancy, tend-
er age, first period of life; .#%pac{ah
wfo g, immaturity, unripe age; -- ὅδ,
σοι (9 ΚΣ » old age, ὑ τ 088 ΠΣ ν εὖ
“εἰ frte uf hh οὐ πον». from one’s in-

fancy; from one’s boyish or girlish

days, from boyhood or girlhood; 6
Sire sseusy OF fr εδπωΐωτε. anfing » from one’s
earliest Years 5 fp Φιωωμεωᾷ ἔκ. fr ὐβω Ses_
ω & soap » grown up; ῥ ζω ων ρων ἔν cary oan foes
Φινεέγεω » arrived at years of discre-
tion ὁ Jo pk penawutaslh sts inf, thirteen
Years Old; Siskhuwgajh anf, Young,
in infancy ; fp bay nfs Scares ons byes eg 5 Soas_
ewuup npop » of the same age, co-
etaneous; 8. wsmarg- [with mad.
*S3,6f un. to get splashed, covered
*S (ud s. talisman; 8. (%,-
SyewkS, kgf va. to macerate, to
*S204 5. Apa. (mortify.

Sipbe Gr. ὦ. 8. Ph phe
wmetp 8. sadness, grief, afflict-
10D, 8Orrow ; mourning.

Sfumenful’, bgusy un. to grieve, to fret,
to be afflicted, sorry, to deplore, to
bewail; to be in mourning for.

S/-éq5 a. young, in infancy ; deform-
ed, disfigured, ugly, sorry, bad; -a._
ben un. to be spoiled, disordered, cor-
rupted ; -σερ ῥεῖν s. imperfection; de-
formity ; infancy, youth. |

wise» ay a. simple, foolish, idiotic,
ignorant; -wpwy ad. sillily, foolishly,
senselessly, ignorantly; - σε s. ig-
norance, simplicity, silliness, idiocy.

Sfuncp a, cheerless, sad, afflicted,
grieved, gloomy, sorrowful, melancho-
ly; sullen, morose, surly, peevish;
sombre, gloomy, dismal, dull, dark,
obscure; — wpardnclJh ghyokpayt, the
thick darkness of the night; sefagne_
gubky q- ahekpt, to dispel that hor-
rible darkness.

Sfepuwqgfe a. sad, melancholy; ad.
sadly, sorrowfully ; -g£/ a. dejected,
sorrowful ; ad. with a dejected air ; -ἰᾧ
ΟΥ̓ fg a. full of sadness or affliction,
greatly dejected, oppressed with sor-
ΤΟΥ͂; -ζωΐν a. sad, dreary, grievous,
doleful, mournful; —gu%nc(#h 4. sad-
ness, sorrow, melancholy ; —Sesd un.
to lose splendour, to become insigni-

Shepuchp S. Sfupac[F fed. {ficant.

Sfpwute a. fond of, or loving sad-
ness, melancholy ; —ashbawh OF ssebcafy
a. sullen, gloomy, dismal, sombre.

Shp&pwitg. a. 8ad-coloured, brown,
black.

᾿ς Sfepkgregutk J va. to sadden, to af-
flict, to grieve, to weigh on the spirits;
—negfs a. sad, sorrowful, vexatious.
ρίαν gu; un. to be sad, sorry,
afflicted, chagrined, to grieve, to take
to heart; to wither, to fade.

Sh-pocl#i 4. sadness, grief, sorrow,
chagrin, dejection, melancholy.

Sup. wa. feeble, weak, debilitat-
ed; powerless, impotent, infirm, lang-
uid, faint; small, slight, slender, tri-
fling; fragile, frail.

ϑέωριωμωρ αα. feebly, faintly, slight-
ly ; -eqih 5. weak side ; - ἕω a. weak-
minded, poor-spirited, dull-witted, im-
becile; --ἴννε (ὁ μεν 4. weak-minded-
ness, slowness, stupidity, dulness,
imbecility.

Ny et ed ee wy un.to lose strength,
to become weak, to be weakened, to
decay ; to become infirm, unwell, in-
disposed, poorly, to fall sick; to be
incapable, unable ; to have the weak-
ness to-..; to be scandalized;- -
Suresumu, to be of little faith ; npead
buy bons fits, nothing is impossible
iy Him. ἢ

ἤωρ οἷο 5. a-coleng νη ο

Ὑπρθκοις a. of weak materials.

Shupmgaigutk ft va. to weaken, to
debilitate, to render feeble, infirm, to
enervate, to unnerve, to cast down,
to deject.

910.

imbecility, infirmity; languor, extenu-
ation; impotency; indisposition, sick-
ness; fragility; 5. Shupusdian 9} -
wih, OF wphwbe, gl. to accuse God
of weakness.

$44qe a. simple-minded.

S42xep 8. 8. Sé4 & "ΩΣ = wsrlenes ν
to take a clyster.

Sg. a. low, hollow, intrenched.

SSu, a. indigestible.

S$su2 a. displeased, discontent,
crabbed, cross, sulky, morose, surly,
peevish, pouting ; -- ,fus,, -& for - ραν
vn. to be displeased, discontented ,
sulky; -o.(2) s. displeasure, discon-
tent, disgust, dislike; disagreement;
sulkiness.

ϑφιωων fg a. unripe, immature; fig.
very young, ignorant, unpractised,
inexpert, raw, crude; -σεΐ s. unripe-
ness, immaturity, crudeness, crudity;
ignorance.

S$2é« a. deformed, ugly, unshapely,
ill made ; -δινα. to deform, to disfig-
ure; -n<(2} 4. deformity, ugliness. |

χω)» qs. infant, baby, child; strip-
ling, youth, lad; fig. simple-minded,
Innocent ; novice, ignorant; -- diwhach,
little child.

Squque pug ad. like a child, childish-
ly, girlishly ; -euapey or po. a. childish,
puerile; light, silly, imprudent; -gf_
weal, a- of tender age, young; —(Aaq
Or (ϑιωηνε δι 4. child’s funeral; —femy.
fang 8. Syuywhamap ; —heul a. childish,
puerile, infantine; boyish, girlish ; ---
hhg pvp un. to be a child like the
others ; —-haunp a. child-slaying ; —S ash,
ων". —afo a. child- or simple-minded,
of child-like simplicity ; -$4q2 a.
smothering, drowning children; --ῆν.
“να s. child- or simple-mindedness,
simpleness, simplicity ; lightness, sil-
liness, imprudence; -νεν δ, wguy un.
to be or become a child; to behave
asa child; to act the child; fig. to
grow or become young again; --ιδιωῖν
a. child-like ; — al a S. S eqoreg βου} --
eke $. NUPse ; -seywt a. child-mur-
dering; s. infanticide ; —sawtucf{h s.
child-murder, infanticide ; -gaegushh Sf
va. to restore to youth ; -cmpy a.
infantine, very young.

S qayk pwd a. where is an assemblage
of children.

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Shwe pe [Ὁ fort ὃ. weakness 4 debility,:

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Sqeyft 4. little child, baby, bantling.
Squyac(2fer s. infancy, childhood,
uerility, childishness; girlhood, gir-
ishness; q-laks b pg froreifr οἷν ἐν, Ὁ to
put away childish things, to renounce
puerilities.

Sqeepht 8. ϑηγύμσρωρ & Syesyerhunt -

S2£S, Sab un- to begin or to wish
to move.

Sye%qke a. tan- or big-bellied.

Sabq: ωηηβα 8. dregs, lees.

*$.,4/¢ un- to imbibe, to absorb.

Sqdhiapiush a. living, dwelling in the
dirt or mud; -gf* a. mixed with mud,
muddy; brown; -ἰΔωίδωε. a. dabbled,
covered with mire, all pver or quite
dirty; -(Awew, a. rolling, wallowing
or draggling in the mud; -,h. ἐγ or
bg a- full of mud, muddy, dirty, miry,
filthy ; —Asan% au. mixed with mud,
sloughy, sloppy ; -f-#p a. deep in mud;
~Sbacheg. a. born of mud ; -g.0% a. like
mud, muddy; —§4pa a. dirt-like; -_
duju a. foul-tongued, dirty, nasty ; οὖν
a. muddy, miry ; —bud, wyay vn. to get
dirty, to be dabbled or covered with
mire, to draggle in the mud; -w#£,p a.
fond of mud, wallowing ; fig. fond of
sin ; πω 6. sunk in mud; ded add a.
muddy, full of mud; -msbuwh a. like
mud Ἢ —an fresy S. Shia & proxy Ἢ —gargubl of
va. to bespatter with mud, to dirty, to
soul, to foul. (mire, marshy land.

Sqdne as S.Sqlerbg; <g 8. bog, quag-

Sqenkt fr S. ὃ.»ε 7.» °

Sdivfupq a. Willing; ad. willingly.

Sia Sst fun. to become immortal,
to be immortalized.

Siapa fb gens ee) ᾿ - Ω. disoblig-
ing, uncivil, impolite, gross, rough,
rude, clownish, rustic, brutal, cruel,
ferocious, barbarous, inhuman.

Sfiapgne (9h 8. impoliteness, incivili-
ty, ungraciousness, rudeness, gross-
ness, rusticity, brutality, barbarity,
inhumanity ; -(@p ad. disobligingly ,
uncivilly, roughly, rudely, churlishly,
boorishly, brutally, cruelly, barbar-
ously, inhumanly.

Suzy a. discoloured, wan, sallow,
pale; gloomy, sorry, sullen, mournful;
- wntb,, to discolour, to cause to
fade; S. Pajx- [Uy-

Sdactn (9h 4. paleness, wanness; 8.

Stupid fy a. dividing verses (point).

Sirew a faruchoth 5. ocomancy, divin-

Suh

ation by domestic accidents.

Stang δ. Ar. w. scorn, derision.

Sth, wg ὃ. small house, cottage,
cabin, hut.

ϑνεω εν «να δ. householder, master
of the house ; -φων a. domestic, house-
hold, family, private; -- wtubune(af,
domestic economy; 8S. Uamrfr, Pr.
wubb; —hbqa. living, lodging or dwell-
ing in the same house, cohabiting;
neighbouring; -- ,6%&,, to live in the
same house, to cohabit; -hync(@h s.
dwelling together , cohabitation ; -
Swf 4. house-tax.

Sth, wg a. poor, indigent, im-
poverished, rgined; s. bankrupt; -αν.
pup ad. poorly, penuriously, in pover-
ty; abut, ἡ, vn. to lose wealth,
to decay, to go to ruin, to become
poor, needy or necessitous ; to be ex-
pelled, driven out or deprived of one’s
house, to be forsaken, abandoned; to
fail, to become a bankrupt; -wing 5.
μεν πο ; — ea g πε- ἡ εοἿν ἐν of” va. to im-
poverish, to make poor, to render in-
digent; a 5. Gress hy «οἿνιω of; -σεῖοῦ 8.

overty, indigence, beggary; impover-
ishment; bankruptcy; f φερριν -(2%
4ey, he is reduced to extremities, he
is at his last shift, in utmost distress,
in 8 despairing condition; -op£® a. ad.
like a poor man; 8. Srsthapup -

Stu.2£% a.erecting, building a house;
S. Steapenps -γῬνοε (ἢ s. house-build-
ing, construction; S. Gtaspupae(P fed ;
-ywh, wg § guardian, door-keeper,
porter; a stay-at-home; -autne(Jh 2.
house-keeper’s calling or office ; dom-
estic life, staying at home; —nnc(9F s.
dispossession, expropriation; -wkp a.
fond of home, domestic, retired, sed-
_ entary; - ,fu6,, to delight in dom-
estic or sedentary life ; - νεῖν a. home-
bred, homeborn, nourished, brought
up at home, domestic, private; tame;
~ “νων uh a. staying at home; “Mp.
wg 8. housekeeper; s/f. housewite; a.
thrifty, housewifely, frugal; —pespach
8. housekeeping , housewifery ; hus-
bandry, thrift; -pg&, o. homely, sed-
entary, retired; -c&£ a. whose house
is destroyed, ruined, homeless; ἢ Κ΄.
UY νων 2. [(ϑνωξ; nest,

ϑυῥᾷ., witht. abhowtp, husky 8.8.

ϑυν ζω μεωΐ, 8. botanist ; -ὦ by casts a. bot-
anical; - σεῦ s. botany; -pép a. bear-

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Sus
‘ing or producing plants or trees; --.
gka, &e. 8. ϑυζωμωΐδ,, &e.; gape,
wg a. 8. planter, gardener ; fig. Creator;
~gopsk Jd va. to cultivate, to plant ; --.
4“ σρδιείθ s. cultivation, plantation ;
—gpne(Ffeh 4. phytography; -gacg 4{.
housewife ; -fepew a- thick with plants;
thick, branchy, bushy ; -froanc(Pfe® 8.
phytology; -&y a- planted; -Ga% a.
vegetable, vegetative, vegetating ; in-
nate, inborn ; possessive, adventitious;
-huwine} 4. vegetation ; —gfy a. spring-
ing up, shooting forth, or vegetating
together, planted together; inborn,
innate, natural; participating ; - ζσωνα,
poh s. felling of trees; -4g-- (9h ε.
participation; —Sw«, ag a. WOOd- or
plant-cutting ; s. feller. ;
ϑυζωη δ. potash; Shghs —. caustic -.
ϑυζωωυηωρί a. Well adorned with
leaves; -ωξ» a. fond of botany; -σωΐν
s. garden; green-house ; -pag, &c. S.
ϑυζωφηρὸ » ἃς.

Sthopl, wg 8. planter; -£/ va. to
plant; -- σε δύ s. plantation-

SthoLm a. abounding with plants ;
-onp S. Sich cash casts ; -εσρῥιγ νη. to flour-
ish > πρώ δ. phytolite.

Su4bS, Eg va. to plant; to consti-
tute, to place, to establish, to colloc-

ϑυνζλ σε (δ 6. plantation. [ate.
Si4f5 8. planter.
Stbhg S. Stuahfg- [planted.

Stgncme,ng s. plant, or anything

Stfoc% ς. plantation, planting.

Stuyens, ὅδ. S. ϑνωκωΐν», &C.5 τῶν
peut 8. porter’s lodge.

mbu, wg & steward, economist,

manager, bursar; — qeashusg, cellarist ;
- bhbybgery, church-warden ; — ἔδων,
bt opfiug, dispenser of the divine
precepts.

Sits εν ber cxo gn sys ad. economically, thrift-
ily ; providently, providentially, mys-
teriously ; -4«2a. economical; 8.
pofteces ly eats 5 «ἃ, 8. economy ; —qupk pa.
to govern economically, wisely ; -pa=>
8. steward’s office ; administration.

Stunkubuayp 8. economy.

StwbubS, kgf va. to manage, to
have the direction, to regulate; to
economize; to govern, to rule, to dis-
pose; to dispense, to distribute, to
provide, to administer.

Stmbunec(dh s. economy; steward-
ship, housekeeping, management,

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direction, administration, distribu-
tion ; Providence; the mystery of the
Incarnation; wambfs, pusqmpwhuah —,
domestic, political economy.

StueqghS' un. med. to swell, to tumify.

Seopht 5. 8. ϑνωνδω; director, man-
ager, administrator; -ac(#h s. S. Sp.
ον ἄγων {2h ; disposition, measure; -(2F
wkake, the Holy places.

ϑινορῥναωμωρ 8. Stores be es cso gu cass 5 - οὐ, a.
economical, administrative; relating
to the incarnation of our Lord; -
akakp, the Holy Land ; -put s. place
of our Saviour’s passion.

Shop pil J, Lgf va. ὃ. Gi oss bs as bof; to
dispose ; to dispense with, to exempt
from; - eupenp ghkuwta, to lead a
more regular life; un. S. apa ustravd

Stopfined 4. dispensation; — fpb_
ges. on aaey 9 gegachb,,» to demand, to
grant, to obtain a -.

Sagfun. to pant for; 8. Segappd-

ogop> fg s. imbibition, impregna-
tion, absorption, saturation; fig. great
erudition; -£/, £gf va. to imbibe, to
impregnate, to saturate; to penetrate,
to dive into; -fds° un. to imbibe, to
soak, to be penetrated, saturated with,
to become impregnated with; —fs a.
chem. saturant.

Sofeqnup 4. tart or pie.

Sadfl S. Ussp.

Sof, oy 8. persistence, resistance,
patience ; duration; a. resisting, per-
sisting, durable, lasting; ᾧ - or -«# ad.
long, a long time ἢ 4 - whhwhk,, aqk,,
to be prolonged, protracted, to last;
— webb, to have duration "ἢ - ΠΣ 7 8
Or “ὐές » to subject to lingering
torture.

SahusdS, wgf un. to resist, to persist,
to support, to endure, to bear, to
maintain, to suffer.

SehwynegutbsS ya. to corroborate,
to strangthen, to fortify, to consolid-

Sahnu S. Sefauhe - {ate.

Sahauean. ᾿ ῥ ἃ. usurer.

SeheukS, bgp va. to extort usury,
to lend upon usury.

Sagauke » ulrery 8. Gr. w. birth ; fig.
illegal profit, usury, exorbitant inter-
est; -whep ad. with usury.

Sahach S. Suh Qa.

Sod, by or «98. family, tribe, house,
race, line, lineage, extraction.

$05 Sag hinge ’ -ῶῶβερ ὅ. genealogy ἢ

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pedigrees -ζωΐ α. of good family, high-
orn, illustrious, noble, patrician; na-
tional; 8. relation, kindred ; <g, pro-
duce, fruit, revenue, harvest ; —fes%one_
(δὲ s. high birth, nobility ; production,
fertility; -g69» ~f* a.of the same fam-
ily, descent or lineage, related, con-
sanguineous; ~f% 8. abundant, rich
produce ; -s«f s. chief of a family or
race, -enpae (Fh $. nobility.

ϑυφώβᾳ ὃ. δυνφ οὔτω οἷν [descend from.

Φιοφιυγεγνη. to take rise or origin, to

Safdirpar wrauld va. to distinguish
or separate according to family or
tribe. - [ity.

SoSdéne (δ΄ s. parentage, consanguin-

SasapwhbS un. to strut, to flaunt.

Seq. ῥα 8. line; row, file, rank; series.

Soqupw% a. loquacious, garrulous,
chattering, talkative ;-pa#,ad.in rank,
in files, in line, by series; —gqyscfrs.
break, new paragraph; a. at the head
of a line; -gfy a. ranged in line; —_
qld, kof va. to putin a straight line;
—gpaclt fet 8. ranging in line; —h ashe a.
well ranged, regulated, in order; --ἱξ
s. interline; lead, space-line.

Sequi:, f 8. row, range, series,
course, chain, train, concatenation.

Saquitp a. ὃ. Saqushwt; continual ;
ad- in series, by order, successively.

Soqutpf un. to descend or arrive in
order; to be classified, arranged me-
thodically.

Sxqu up δ. lines, sheet of lines.

Soqtd, gp va. to thread, to string;
to arrange, to place or put in order,
to classify; to draw up, to range, to
marshal, to array; to write, to com-
pose-

Soghe "ἴω .—qoehe s qharg »—qaches
thy» Sones qbg 8. Saliva, spittle, slav-
er, drivel, pituite, phlegm.

*Su2h ῥα, bguy un. to be reduced to
paste, to be overdone.

Sodiap » wg ὃ. Gr. w. tome, volume;
book; calendar, almanack ; tapagach
-ὁ. Reform of the Calendar; -- Léen_
%/. Dogmatical Letter of Pope Leo I
to the Patriarch Flavian.

Sadhinp gk a. skilled in almanack-
making; -4#% a. relating to the cal-
endar.

να» fy, -εοὐ» ag ὅ. Gr. w. roll,
scroll; note, letter, lines; card, billet;
ticket; - Epltacguydh , ticket there

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τ ae cet ἴω τῶ ὑῳ
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Sak

ἃ back, return ticket; οὔ φιωᾳ ποῖ -,
announcement of decease; invitation
to a funeral ; - 4epuetb hue, annoUn-
cement of matrimony.

Saye ® mart fre ££? anne fry s. 8. Sac
gut ; damage, loss, disadvantage, pre-
judice, injury, wrong; wacdfup wh
aft, at one’s expense 5 fofsmpfink,
wet hab, to indemnify, to recompense.

S«yb s. Vine. [ass, to vex, to ill-treat.
| §np4bl, Egk va. to torment, to har-

Sasap S. σύρε fh | -abhut a. burn-
ing; -4, kgf va. to burn, to set on
fire, to fire ; -f/'un. to be burning, on
fire, in a glow, to glow ; fig. to be fir-
ed, to long, to burn, to be eager or
impatient ; —bygay msn. Wie D Le oe
tsgg., thy love burned in my heart;
—bgneygunthS va. to burn ;-fs a. burn-
ing, devouring ; -»_# 4. burning, con-
flagration, torrefaction; ardour,fervor.
Sonush wt ’ Swephhb ut a. Crimean.

Saat ᾽ afr OF «ων, nachp ’ nuthg .
rope, cord, string, twine; fig. tie, band,
bond, link ; - Σιων leash ; pa, ἄγη ὦ ’
ζω un. to be tied by a string.

Sennd, vy δ. handle.

Seoppwtushwt a. obscure or prolix.

SoppwtbS va.to be prolix, redund-

Sapq »fps.cob-web, spider's web.[ant.

Sopg fs δ. turdus, field-fare, thrush.

Sapdieq, or - Lure εἰν 8. fleet ; 5. Wer,
ass 6) (Ὁ αἴ. (swell.

SapadkgngwikS va. to inflate, to

Sepadpd, Eguy un. to swell, to bloat,
to puff up; to rot, to putrefy.

Soper, 4 &. madder; - Qupenibpry »
alizari, Smyrna madder; -- [αν 5. chem.
garancine. [-ahwh, -vyft a. tartaric.

Sopa, 8. tartar, dregs, sediment;

Sepp. bg 8. vine-shoot, --branch;
~ahwt a, hard, stiff, tough; -- αἵννα 8.
bot. nursery; -δι, &gf un. to bud, to
shoot, to sprout, to pué forth buds.

σεν a. suffering , troubled as
With dropsy; -wip, -kd, —po 8. 8...
namuhe, --ὦ ἔτ, —afd 5 -acl(Ih 3. Sus,
σειν ὧς whep « [er.

Sacayp, ᾧ s. wedding presents ;dow-

Sncwp 9 ang ὅ. cattle.

Socmpud, ῥ 8. pastor, shepherd ;
—whws a. pastoral, bucolic; s. pastor;
eclogue ; -ὐὐνω 8. pasture-land.

Spfq s. Tobe or Tybi, (the fifth
month of the ancient Egyptian solar
year).

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Sik
Socgut, fb, pg, beg δ. amends, fine,
mulct, penalty, indemnity, damages,
amends, compensation; zool. toucan 5
-Ld, -pf 8. Sacd hd, -- αἴ fd.

Socguan OT fuse A. weak, feeble,
frail; S. Gépqghke; 82. ducat (silver,
5 fr. 50 ο. ; golden, 11 fr. 50c.).

SnJ wayope a.amenable to fine.

Sac dtJS, kgf va. to amerce, to fine,
to mulct, to punish with a fine; -—fa
un. to pay a fine, to indemnify, to make
amends, to recompense.

Sachs. wmpeshs Σω5 8. giver, donor.

Sack ᾿ by ἢ ‘paspu 3. L.w. duke, guide,
leader, general, chief.-

Secqe, mquery δ. bot. marsh-mallow,
althrea; wrpectp — , althea fratex.

Sacqpayy. fb. fe 8. Turk. w. tougra,

Soacdwa 8. Sadeop - [royal monogram.

Sack, muh, ων ἃ. house, habita-
tion, home; house, family, race, nation;
family, household; goods, fortune;
house, commercial house ; couplet,
strophe, stanza, verse ; — Upurdiny, the
human race, mankind; — Prapgadeny,,
the Armenian nation ; — @asgqwenpf OF
wppuyf, the king’s household ; - fae.
oon ἔν ἵν ens ἢ pr ax y » ὅσ.) library ; = Q gaan
thay, Plato’s Academy or school; aw#«
- sf. Vesta ; afr easy ose eas ly δα» ane fr 0-28 ono _
hip, “ΡΣ ΕἾ ΟΡ pupackhy —-, Wood-
en, brick, stone house; δωνᾳῥώωαν.
εἰμί δι. por dhs» fope lh, ee akgke»
wndke OF ὗν [νων —, COMMOdIOUS,
inhabitable, good, large, small, fine,
wretched house; Sfdactp » apdackp
nwt, the foundations, the walls of a
ho USC; deap dh sf Ayes Sef ers Kern b ᾧ - shouse
to be let or sold; - ῥ err seatels » sexcce toby f πὸ
from house to house; apumpey wenk,
Δ' -%, out, not at home; ῥ᾽ wah, at
home; fay fp wah, to stay, to be at
home; bgwtb, f nwkk, to go out; Ah
Lk; fp nuk , sncb,, te remove, to
MOVE 5 gurney, goo ῥ᾽ -- to g@ home
again, to come home, to go home; —
deandh;, to let a house; depth, g—
fep, to let his house; -- γύας or far_
anegutslss » petals to build, to pall
down a house ἢ oss [y εεὐἿν hos covert ley quusl ν
to break into a house; ypfhy wwrt &
—, to wander from aa to ee Ss.

ssa, Prusipl JS, πεν. ἢ με. LO.

δ Sack ; ae plant, shrub, tree ;
planting; »*%4%é, —, to set plants, to
plant trees; ne. wbheng Zool. podura-

Sie

Sactfkuh, grip, pbuk s.day, day-
time ; — or -fbbwhws, —Pe buf, —9£%
a. day’s, belonging to the day, diurnal.

Sacaq a. giving; δ. giver; chem. mani-
pulator; -«(#f.% or [pulation.

aunt s. gift, donation; chem. mani-

Sacsnc (9h 2. gift, donation ; colla-
tion; tradition ; giving in, delivery,
surrender ; -- opfie, , legislation ,
forming laws ; -- fofl@mwhushpy » the
Septuagint.

Sacnkx 8. ων α ἃ Φνε χ'.

οι κὰν, 2. heap, mass, pile; -- - ad.
in heaps. [Sutgk pdf, train; skirt.

Secu’, apmwt δ. extremity; tail; --

Sacp . enplaye pe mpng ὃ. giving ; don-
ation, gift, presents; alms; duty, tax-
e8, impost ; =p wwe’ wnatbh q perplr_
ζ ν᾽ qewep(?, short reckonings make
long friends.

Socphewa a by 8. commerce, traffic,
trade; interchange, exchange; con-
ference, communication, correspond-
ence, frequentation, society ; -- sksay,
respiration, breath; -- s«dmewbac{Ikg
marriages, weddings; φερε. δ, —fy ,
stagnation of business, of affairs; £
δον — gosnju, at the last moment or
Zasp; -- ον,» to trade, to traffic, to
negotiate; ὁ - gbhqupyuatgh Xuy(Ffet
wvgoev ome αἵ ων Ὁ» ξιωνξρ . ἃ sound as of thund-
er proceeded from the clash of the
spears : 5. Pocwhofubd.

Socphcusn , - φῆ a. commercial, mer-
cantile, trading ; -64 8. merchant, trad-
er; -bgp ,0r -ἰᾧ poupofuncdh , pu4wek_
molth, duXwnpe » commerce, trade; ὁ
-ῥᾷ afc άωπιν δ acpoup akpf,, to trade,
to negotiate, to trafic.

Sacphewnne(Jh 85. Sacplewnfhy 77
gese,, respiration.

νερό ’ by , Sy ll 8. Sa, Saad pl e

Sacpmoenc{3h 8. tax giving, paying
tribute, being tributary.

Sozng 8. Sacp 1p?

Sauf, οὐ», δ. box, case, chest; 8.
Ἰσειζιυ ων ; book-case ; arith. small
Bquare ; — “ὐς "εν phys. movable, run-
ning or drop-box ; sptmquefemp ῥ
«)}.“"ἢ.πε μ᾽ asqeseS fits fo —es εἴκων εινε νον» preci-
ous things are packed in small parcels.

Sapuwh, wy 8. batlet, rammer; beetle,
ram ; tewing-beetle.

Sob, bgp va. to beat with a bat-
let; to ram, to drive in; to tread und-

Saphs 8. Sopa. [er foot.

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She

Sopfcd s. noise of beating, erash.

Sapumtut a. Gr, ὡς. toxical, poison-
ous ; — gé7, toxic, poison.

Swyaghp. ee a. published, printed;
s. typographer ; publisher ; edition,
impression; —gpuwfet a. typographic-
al; -qewenct 3. printing-house ;. —
ge&f va. to stamp, to mould, to cast,
to model, to shape; to print, to pub-
lish; -gphs OT gpnq 8. typographer,
printer; publisher; —gpoc(#% s. typo-
graphy, impression, printing; edition,
impression. (topaz.

Sayurghnt or nif » wg OF ky s. Gr. w.

Sry ear ἐν ed, “Ὁ UN. to be printed,
stamped or impressed.

Sayaput 5. printing-press , —office ;
—waybon 8. superintendent of the -.

Suyeayere geste od S. Sey urenpled-

Swwenp a. typical, original; figur-
ed; printed, marked, impressed; --αἰ.
awp ad. symbolically, mystically, ana-
gogically ; —.#¢j% a. wore or very like,
precise, genuine, true; —« ad. precise-
ly; — wawgfy» properly speaking;
hel — wut, , or More correctly to say;
~-Ld. Egh va. to form, to figure, to
model; to imprint, to print, to mark;
to grave, to engrave ; to inculcate, to
impress ; -oc(#h 8. impression, stamp,
print, mark, figure, form; fig. impres-
sion ; chem. fixation; - garb, yap. to
produce an impression on a person.

SubS, kgf va. to print; —pd un. to be

Sujaq 3. Sageng prog [printed.

Sapunt s. Gr. w. med. intermitting
ague, tertian fever, tertian.

Safe, unify 8. eros, lust; 8. Sra

eee (1. CA lous, hard. [ pousize «

Spork wt a. concupiscible, sensual,
libidinous, amorous.

Sage, ϑαηγῥωδνων ν ate geasy UNL. to love
to distraction, to be madly in love
with; to love tenderly, to covet, to
long for, to desire ardently, to wish
eagerly, to burn for, to be athirst for.

Supp δ. amours, amorous desire,
concupiscence; cupidity, strong des-
ire, ardent Wish ; bqasbush —husg onto
teg, rutting-season, —time. [s. Cupid.

Sapuwenp a. libidinous, luxurious ;

ϑα ῥέειν a. desirable, worthy of pos-

SaiphS 8. δα. [session.

S$«paq a. desirous ; amorous.

Sapo a. passionate, impassioned,
amorous, smitten with love or desire ,

Sru

Sx pne(2t or nih S, Saspushp .
Swwakqh 5. 200]. screech-owl.
ϑυνξε, κεράσαι ἢ OF eyry Q. ΒΟΌΡ, rough,
sharp, acerb, hard, tart, astringent,
acrid, pungent; -- g/zf. racy or brisk
«εν ει. τ a. tailed. [ wine.
Swng s. draught-house.
Sxench, mmbry 8. Sach:
Serna. to sour, to render acrid;
~/Sun.to grow sour.
Swseyne(#h s. sour taste, acidity, ac-
rity, pungency, acerbity, harshness.
orp caste cas ἢ dag Ss. [πε δ᾽ oy εἴτηρ.
Sapkd, kgf vn. to like.
ϑσωΐξ 9 ry Ss. Sadiuwh -
Spush wh §. gr.dative ; a. dative; -hhy
a. granting or according together.
Spud a. firm ) Solid, substantial,
hard, resisting; -- &p4hr, solid earth ;
— gopé&,, to render firm.
pudwpwt 5. logician; -wpwp ad.
logically ; -sefu a. logical; -&u', Lyf
va. tO reason; -- σε (δῇ 4. logic; unum —;
paralogy ; -op£% ad. logically ; -z£3 8.
Spun surf; --αἴζων 8. asl. diopter, pl.
dioptra; -gpkid, kgf va. to dispose;
-—gyne{2h 4. disposition ; gr- class of
Verbs; -ywp s. perpendicular, plumb
line; -fing a. judicious, reasonable ;
~fenSn. (2f 5. judgment, reasoning; -.
ow, hy 4. dialectician : dialogist; —_
μου (2h 8. dialectics; dialogue ; —dfren
3. Sp εχ funk : —hassdd’, δ UN. to be-
come firm, to harden, to solidify, to
grow hard or tough; -ahfe% 2. diagon-
‘al; -thfpetwpup ad. diagonally ; -ζῥε.
Uf a. diagonal; - νυ δ a philosophic,
historical; 2098S un, to go round a-
bout, to travel over, to wander here &
there; -σωφνν, f s. diameter; —sesfrus_
hat a.diametrical ; —serfruseyle ad. dia-
metrically; --ν δ α΄, bgf va. to divide
equally; -m(#fe% 6. equal division ;
~waywenplt ya, to impress well, to
imprint solidly. [inguish, to separate.
pudlapnsk ds ya, to divide, to dist-
SpudkS, kof va. to harden, to con-
Spuadfh S. Seal: [ solidate.
pay, wg δ. ΟΥ̓. ιν. trapese, table;
geom. trapezium ; -wdke a. trapezi-
form, trapezoidal; s. trapezoid; —fu,
uy ὃ. Gr. w. money-changer ; table-
companion, messmate. [stone.
Spunqe, s. tripoli; -- wgifbe, rotten
presses rs » ufrpusy a. generous, liberal.
Spumk §, ᾿) υνυρωῦ.

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Sts

Spey 8. ϑωρρι,.
phe, wy 8. sandal; wooden-shoe,
clog ; — Sadar, calage ; —wenps , wy
&.—maker; -wenphd", kgey ὑπ. to put
on saldals.

ϑρξν ῥ 5. the fourth month of the
ancientArmenian calendar, (Novemb-

Sp£q wpbab 2. Pers. ιν. hem. [er).

phpnct, fb 8. L.w. tribune; -Ἃοἷων
a. tribunitial ; -- να ΟΣ s. tribuneship.

Sebznt, fs. Gr. τυ. pastinax, poffin,
poison-fish, sting-ray.

Spbtép» f a.Gr.w. mar. three-banked
or benched ; — tu<, three-benched
galley, trireme.

Spbdant 8. Gr. w. plate, disk.

ϑρῥιωνεῖν s. Gr.w. Triton, sea-god.

fhanep δ. reward, recompense,
retribution, requital.

δρῥῴ or Sirf 8. ϑαῤῴ. [sis.

ϑρώξω ὃ ells 20 000 y s. Grew. triens, trimes-

Spijukd, kgf va. to rake, to gather
with a rake, to racle.

Spelqnc{dfc% 4. inexperience.

Spdfine fe 5. rake; hay--.

Spdfineg s dnb a. inexperienced, in-
expert, raw, unpractised, new; un-
tamed, wild.

Spas, fg 8. mus. division.

ἌΣ avg ὅ. OT. disjunctive sign,
divisible point. [ive.

Spo$sfut a. disjunctive; adversat-

SpoSkS, κοῦ va. to divide, to sort.

Spagnel2h OF acm 2. division; ab-
duction; gr. diwresis; chem. sorting,

Spryfewnp .Trojan games.{choice.
*Sropld, kyf va.to grind, to pound,
to crush; to dissolve, to dilute, to spoil.

Spepll, kyuy un. to rot, to become
rotten, to grow putrid or corrupt, to
spoil; to fester.

Spopaed s.corruption, putrefaction,
rottenness ; festering.

[πες δεν “τίνες fe . δεν A. humble, low-
ly, unworthy, inferior, least, vile, ab-

Spoputwt a.noisy.(ject, despicable.

SpoftS, δοῦν vna- to stamp on the

ground; to trample or tread under
f00t; wun OF qnins — f dius, to des-
pise, to insult, to outrage. [ling.
Spopbe> or pow s. tramp, tramp-
Spaghinw 4. Gr. w. trochilus, gold-
crested wren.
Spywbust yn. to degenerate, to be-

come abject, vile, mean, base.

Spadiapwyp ad, sadly, sorrowfally ;

Sf>

—y fs a. much afflicted, sad, melancho-
ly, oppressed with grief; unpleasant,
afflicting, grievous ; -gzbug OF χα sms
a. mourning, dejected, gloomy, sor-
rowful, mournful; -,f or shy a- full of
affliction, doleful, sorrowful, sad, un-
happy ; -éf% a. causing or producing
sadness ; -Sancf 4. the bringing forth
with sorrow ; -ζωΐν a. saddening, pain-
ful, vexatious, provoking ; -4hy hap
vn. to compassionate, to be afflicted
for another, to share another’s grief
or care ; -fgne{2h s. compassion, con-
delence ; —SayeS a. care-dispelling,
comforting ; -φιυη εξ ᾶ.- mingled with
sadness ; -w£p a. fond of sadness, me-
lancholy, pensive ; -pap a. saddening,
afflicting.

Sprenshle Γ᾽, ’ kyf, —hgnegubhdS va. to
displease, to discontent, to afflict, to
chagrin, to pain, to grieve; to cast a
gloom over, to darken.

Spudfd, kquy vn. to be displeased,
afflicted, grieved, chagrined, to sor-
row, to take to heart, to repine, to fret.

Sperdne(#} 8. sorrow, chagrin, afflic-
tion, dejection, sadness, melancholy ;
8. {ὑ (6. fing.

Sp#tfhwh a. grumbling, complain-

Syren bef usr” 5, Spmipl SJ.

Spwtfup 8. Spanedf-

Spwifkds’, kgf vn. to grumble, to
murmur, to complain, to cry out, to
quarrel. (S. Spavachs.

Spat hh ’ -3σησεῖ ὲ ~Jneh or facilis

Spetfaq 4. complainer, grumbler,
murmurer, quareller.

SpanedS a. sad, sorry, afflicted, cha-
grined, melancholy, dull; ad. sadly;
— sbuk,, to be sorry, grieved, to have
one’s heart full of affliction or sorrow.

ϑραων νεῖ ἢ “να Ὁ. &. complaint ἢ
grumbling, murmur, lament, cry,
quarrel; a. complaining, murmuring ;
—«tb,, to make a complaint, to
complain 37 bok, 5. ϑραννω»,: - sn.
Ὧι, to dissatisfy, to discontent.

Spg=-4 + xg 8. bundle, bunch; — fra
ony, truss, bottle; — fuyef, faggot,
bundle of wood ; -- divgtfuswhush , pen-
cil of magnetic ray8; wats, -- or -δ εἴ,
&-yf va. to truss, to tie in a bundle, to
bottle, to bind up in faggots. [&c.

Sprfrurlenits , Spefreal » &e. 8. Sruspash we 9

*Sppad vn. to palpitate, to throb, to
flutter ; Η. Ὁ ἴσων ὧν ἐμοῦ.

7ε1ι

SOU
Sauk &. 8. Spy ; sack ἢ pocket.
fby s. small box, casket, jewel-
case ; bot. lion’s foot, leontopodium.
*8.p4/0 un. to be flattened, to shrink;
to sit, to squat. §[whimper, to pule.
*S paid’, «σού un. to moan, to whine, to

ϑρνωμωρ “ὦ εὐ [ε §. sary eso 00g 000794, cas y
ἀμ bel.

ϑρίνιωωξ a. vigilant; Akimitan.

Spiked. kghs Spbpdt, δὼ un. to be
vigilant or watchful, to be awake, to
watch. [keep-awake.

SptbgacgwikS va. to keep up, to

Sgine(7f δ. sleeplessness, wakeful-
ness, vigil, vigilance, watch.

Sof?, αν s. hot weather, great or
ardent heat, burning atmosphere,
solar heat, sunburning ; a. hot; - ad.
during the heat; — asdiaprujbny, 8UM-
mer heat; Saphuwhfy fb —2y, to be cor-
rupt, to rot, to putrefy. |

Sofltugft a. very hot, burning; -.
Fuud OF d-unshubuk 5. hot hours of the
day ; & —Susli. weacpt, in the heat of
the day ; -«ξιωκῖπε. OF ῥ --εαἰωτἱἴπε. ad.
during the heat; ωρ»» -ἴξ4. τωρ
a. parched with heat; ~#% a. hot; --.
endl”, θη Ὁ} un. to be consumed by
heat, to burn; -gecguwtbJ va. to burn

ϑοί σε (2h s. great heat. [with heat.

Sodiug 8. Sading .

Sot, fg 2. feast, solemnity, festival,
celebration 7 Tey esse as nye » Sutheg fesese oops
ΟΥ̓ Mkduwiwhgke, extraordinary, 80]-
emn feast; o -ἰ. feast-day, holiday;
wtkbud-ngnd —, fair day, matket day ;
— whack , saint’s day 4. af Urcery ᾽
All-Saints’day , All Hallows day; - ©
Sess , τ; ξε ans be asst Sixt F Corpus Christi
day; - wbdby Ysthwhy, Childermas-
day; upebys felpl,» Gesserrcaspslsy » seeolsley
q-» to keep, to observe, to celebrate
a feast; quapfuacnpks nepanp 4-- fees
to wish a person many happy returns
of the day; 8. Supsfur.

Sctuufudpl fva.to solemnize, to cele-
brate, to feast, to keep a holiday; --.
fudpne(Pfe% 4. celebration of a feast,
solemn reunion, solemnity, festivity,
festival, solemnization, feast, comme-.
moration, holiday ; -ζωΐν a. festive, .
festival; holy, solemn, public; -- op,
feast-day, holiday ; -- ghpg 8. ϑοΐνεσ σαν
-ζωΐος (ἢ ὅ. feast ; — yess ogg. ἃ. regula-
tions concerning a feast-day; —gup_
¢&/-va. to fix or establish a comme-

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moration or feast-day; -4h9 ghup-lun.
to feast, to celebrate a feast in com-
pany, to solemnize together; -4pa.
fu a. containing the regulations con-
cerning feast-days; —dief .w9 δ. church-
calendar, table of lessons for the day;
lectionary, service-book; -—dpd op 8.
a day near a feast; —wesliah, —eysrer
ων". 8. book or treatise on feast-days ;
“αὐ 8. chief of a feast or solemnity ;
chairman of a banquet, host, inviter;
-ὧξρ a.fond of feasts or solemnities ;
-uppeck 4. love of festivals; --φωωζώωα.
δ. fair, public market; -aAqgh 8. festive
hall or board, place where festivals
are held; —gg δ. calendar of feasts or
high days, ordo, directory, rubric.
Scihd, &gf va.to feast, to keep holi-
day, to celebrate, to solemnize.
Scipiduye s. New year's gift, reci-
procal gifts on festive occasions.
Schnee 8. Sob eh ast»
Secuwfe, ῥ 8. bot. box, box-tree;
spose: —5, bHox-woo0d; -ᾧ a. box-wood,
made of box.

l (76) p& s. the thirty second letter
of the alphabet, & the twenty sixth
of the consonants ; 7,7, five thousand;
five thousandth.

— Itis sometimes confounded with
oa» &B: oS ps eS cu. ἐὦ oh τε. αἵτε. εἱ oS ᾿ fb pps hen
2b ne putes , alle nte— dll presse » Also with
the L& a letters, as: os s.0ss cas αὔτ cay εἰν on α΄ ’
CE βιυρ--αξ δέω» * εὦ ἔτ ἔν p—ank okey bd,
* gubpewsuly bf. And also with the
Jr wtb phpap-whk phpey|, lepk hag k
pkha ᾽ calle gn — ἶνας τ .

— It is sometimes redundant in
words; for example: πω εξ εοἿν be eB prsas
S wh led, ass 02 (1 F- casts [ool ery ses οἱ εὐ foal 9 πῦρ. [τὶς
εἴ κ{-- ον.νε. «ἢ fil.

— There are but few words which

rat

commence With this letter, & those
are either abbreviations or foreign
words; it is rather used as a medial
& final. (lord; master, doctor.

[speech , bg s.H. w. my master, my

Ppnetepiop ad. masterly, doctor-
ally, like a master; -4.«1 a. masterly,
doctoral ; -αὐέγων 8. chief master or
doctor , pontiff; our Lord & Master
Jesus Christ; -pw% s. residence of a
bishop or patriarch.

carga rv tole of ’ Eyl va. to teach, to ins-
truct, to give precepts.

βωμονεῦβ 8. νυ. rabbi, master, doc-
tor, instructor ; -thag whe ν chief-
rabbi.

βωμνενορεν . με ἥν presse»

[‘ushs maimed of the word \\_pufe or
Wpafs, 8. there with its derivatives.

βωμπιων ὃ. PopeufuSuckp -

Chi pen, &0.8. 2 σεωζενήδερν. ὅτε.

(ca S Eo 8. [ων ὦ.

βωφῥμωμ ad. in haste, hastily.

βων,, --4,΄, &c. 8. Gewd, &c.

PP cas ly surly οἷ, a. whole, total, all toge-

[ .udept a. total; ad. totally. [ther.

[Pwcgnw 4. Gr.w. rod; phys. beams

[Stuf ax% a. divine. [of light.

βιεϑωννδω a.secing or who saw God.

Ci06e ya. to drive a coach; mar.

*Pad 8. Ganpwpogh « [to steer.

[ny or -£, fg 4. Second; instant,
moment ; the world, the universe;
Kurope.

[ml w4uwhieop a. counting the se-
conds; casting one’s nativity.

Contd, kgf va. to assemble , to
reunite; to beseech, to beg; to drive
away. (miserable.

(‘amp a. vile, abject, despicable,

Pomnet 4. assemblage, reunion;
Prayer; pamdindp opps , With palpitat-

ἤει 83. [5“:. καῇ - [ing heart.

*Pap ᾿ by S. Ugh pace ear »

ble

ὃ ( tz0e ) gey s. the thirty third letter
of the alphabet, & the twenty seventh
of the consonants; 4.4. six thousand;
six thousandth.

— It is sometimes confounded with
the letters 7,2 & 95 a8: pyocguitdbed-
αὐ “:ε “δι ἐν J, ’ Ἐπ σε. 9 εἷ,ξ d—phynequthd ;
shysyhad . pwpyipepd 5 wnlibghe-
ean bfPhp ᾿ heaguykp-hlk ιν .

-- 48 ἃ prefix to words it is ἃ sign
of the dative; for example: wu gSEp.
he says to the Lord; dpitshe guykd’,
until now; Mishka ghypp, to or till
when ? εἴ») Ee gop guygas Up to this
day.

— Pr. to, as far as; till; gee deyp
Lhkugks , heither shalt thou come,
come thus far! glk Suds, for long
time ; ἄενσω ᾧ ὦ δ᾽ bd guvnusombh ν δε. ζω
“ἄγω ΝΥΝ Enhushd go pkhnys .
suspicions assail me till morning light,
from break of day fear torments me
till evening.

Bucef, μετ! δ. bot. erythroxylum ἢ

wh, vy 8. branches, brushwood;
furze ; birch-tree; maple; -- dpace,
matted beard ; " -ἰνε δ, 4. birch-broom;
hoy a. birchen; 8. ϑωβ χων; -- δ,
δ va. to rake, to harrow; -ἰ χων 9.
a. maple-wood; —awpbk δ. zool. wren ;
gold-hammer.

θωδ, wy or f a. low, lower; fig.
humble, lowly , modest, moderate,
mild, docile, good; low, vile, abject,
ignoble, base, mean, grovelling, worth-
less ; — Suyhped. looking down, mod-
estly. Φ
Bud we fi o. cheap; ad. cheaply; --.
gua, a. slow-gowing, gentle-moving;
-fvow a. speaking in a low voice; —_
tad un. to go down.

διὸ ῥᾷ ad. in a low voice.

judto.S, key un. to become or

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grow low, to go down, to subside, to
fall, to diminish,to lower,to be humb-
led; to calm, to stoop, to be appeas-
ed; med. to go down, to subside.

Swdegh a. sweet-tempered, meek,
submissive.

ὃ.» δε (ϑ , 8. lowness; fig. modesty,
moderation, sobriety, decency; humil-
iation; humility ; vileness, meanness,
baseness; -~(#a ad. with a lowly air,
meekly, modestly ; meanly, basely.

§wd ned 2. calm, quiet, tranquillity.

δϑωὸσεν, dtag a.chumble, meek, mod-
est, moderate, sober, good; low, low-
er; - deype. lowlands; — fempsacpe,
wise or prudent counsel.

Gudacquwhkd, of va. to lower, to put
or bring down, to stoop; to reduce,
to abate, to diminish, to lessen; to
abase, to debase , to disparage, to
humiliate; to soften, to assuage, to
calm, to moderate, to appease, to al-
Jay, to tranquillize; gudmg Shp ener?
qti&-, the Lord has given me peace
on all sides.

Gukwt&S Or tpl, kay vn. to be in
want, in a miserable state, without
resources, to be reduced to extrem-
ities ; —Lgacyubbst va. to reduce to
want,to impoverish, to make unhappy.

ϑωζ», Gut, fwkp s. want, need, in-
digence, poverty, misery.

wding, wy a. dry, arid; 2. terra
firma, continent, mainland; - gab»
peninsula; - &phhp, dry land; Sug -,
dry bread; -- fray, dry Wood; - a,
sop with tearless or dry eyes; q— du
pureryt gb$ocguwhk,, to quench or allay
thirst; yurly Ἑ ὃ σῇ Ge. --. to scour
sea ἃ land; wtgwnk, 7 —. to pass dry-
footed, dry-shod ; byuwtby Or ῥβωνξ, fr
-, to land, to go ashore or on shore;
4uumtb, ᾧ --, to reach the shore; --
kp [Puy whgutb,, to travel by land.

Suhinpupinl a. dwelling onthe con-
tinent, on terra firma; -(#&« a. ad.
without turning a hair, safe & sound;
-gut 8. Burdinpuyft 5 -ἰξιν 8. 8ea-
shore, country-side, beach, coast;
-ζηηΐ, 4. peninsula; ~jwewh a. dried,
without water ; ἦεν a. terrestrial, con-
tmental; dry, arid; -g, denizens of
terra firma; -- frag» Solid food; —sef,
ky s. land-measurer, surveyor; —sa_
poe (ἢ 2. land-measuring, surveying.

Hudinphd, kop 8. ϑωιωρῥιῖ and

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Qerdliepk greek oS va. to dry, to des-
Bicate; to dry up, to parch, to render
arid; to drain, to dry up, to exhaust;
—neghs a.drying, withering, dessicative.
ϑιωωωιρονίθ uy a. travelling by land.

ϑιυεωρ ῥα, δ᾿ 9 une to dry, to dry
up; to drain, to be exhausted ; to
wither, to fade, to die; -- sageng, to
expire, to breath one’s last, to die; -
“ορπείθειν, to grow weak, to lose
strength, to fall away, to languish ; --
“ρον. to grow indifferent ; gudinph amy
a. dry, arid ; — gow, torrid zone;
wnktip -p, flabby breasts, withered
teats ; evhknp —p, dried bones.

Qurchianpwe (9 βεῖν Or acti 28. dryness,
aridity, siccity; drying up, draining;
withering, leanness , exhaustion; --.
acdth ufpe, indifference, coolness.

Qunfinpnes a. dry, arid, parched.

Guygs ey 8. night; - or χ-- ad. night-
ly, by night, during the night; 4-- δε.
ggtpkt, night & day, day & night; by
night & by day.

Saygurgiwy a. prowling by night;
τῷ wabl,, to cause to march by night;
~qacupe 8. bot.marvel of Peru ; —frocdp
8. Bray qgueSuvba lu ; —husif{Ihg &. night-
lamp; float-light; -gape dap 8. NOC-
turnal combat ; —Swhgku 8. evening
party; -tng Sukh pd 4. night-dress,
--ZOWN; -boewg 8. mus. Serenade; —
every, tO Serenade 5 —ayenS, usg 8. night-
sentry ; —eywywok 8. nocturn ( relig-
ious service in the night); —gbap a.

Seygkpg s.8erenade. [dreaming.

wenc(th s. night, night time or
hour, the whole night; pabeacth -(3F ,
nocturnal pollution. [night.
θυ, οί “εν εἴ va. to leave out at

Bessy 46 ad. 80 far, as far as that,
to that place, there.

ϑῳ (9 4, ὅσ. 8. δουγωνδ.Γ, ὅτ.

§w,¢ a ad. until now.

Buye OF oe 8. groin.

carga δ. ΉΣΩΣ -εξιωκ, —duasy ad.
until or up to that time, hour or epoch,
till than; -gse ad. 80, 80 much, to
such a degree. [down to there.

Busywdeyp ad. here, to this place;

ΕΣ gue ad. both as to this & to
that,considering both sides of the case.

Besyupet ad. thus far; till here.

Gyvop ad. hitherto, to this day, till
to-day, until now.

Guyer sp s.jet, gush, spirt, splash; -

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Sou, jet d'eau, water-spout, fountain;
mech. condensing jet; — jnewsy, Ssud-
den ray.

δι εν δ αν, κοΐ va. to spout, to cause
to gush out, to spirt out; to shine, to
beam, to emit rays; «#/qé'—, to splash,
to bespatter ; —f-/'un. to gush, to spout
out, to spring up, to break, to burst.

sesy ena evely Ss. Goce one oe. ἢ, =p wqdey:
splash of mud.

Suzunedt 8. 8. ϑευγων; Squirt, gushing,
spirting; breaking; flashing, reflec-
tion; -- wb pdieh, ejaculation.

Bours ane S. Bouyer :

Sut, fy 8. sowing ; dispersion ;
S. * §aon; a. scattered, disseminated,
spread ; — be ofp. hp ξε.--- scattered
about, dispersed every where; ad.
here & there ; — be ote cont, . fevgne.,
“δ... upat,,to scatter here & there,
to disperse ; — came why Sunpgubb,. to
interrogate (a scholar) promiscuously.

Gwig, ἃς. 8. θωνῴ, KC.

Suit, ξηῤ va. to sow, to strew; to
spread, to scatter, to diffuse ; to
sprinkle, to besprinkle.

Guth » oy 8. hedge, fence, enclosure,
boundary, wall; index, catalogue, list,
table: desire, love, lust; anat. secun-
dine, after-birth; ad. always, continu-
ally 5 ayemmk,, spukby - πάν to surround
with hedges, to fence in; — aphabby,
to hedge in, to encompass, to surround.

ϑωνζω a. desirable, to be wished
for, longed for, much sought after,
amiable, dear; - “(ὄρ ηνε ϑᾧ » amiable
simplicity; — 4 fet, 1 desire, I wish
for, I would that, I dream of nothing
but; -ρ s. whatever is pleasing, desir-
able or dear; -ρ «sw, that which is

‘pleasing to the sight; atgmacmbhghy

“-βὼ opadusjlley Ly >. will slay their
dearest sons.

Gwthuhwe a. concupiscible; - %
concupiscence ; —fusmup a. high-built
(Wall); —guphusm a. hedge-repairing,
restoring a wall.

Fateh ous of” ’ δ ἵνί εἶ, με, » agen vie to
desire, to wish, to envy, to covet, to
long for; to desire inordinately, to
covet greedily.

Buthucdy α. lustful, libidinous.

Guthueyuen a. hedged in, surround-
ed with hedges ; τῶν. a. hedge-break-
ing ; -6va. to surround with hedges;
to encompass, to encircle.

300 748 80.

δι halts 8. Ppemsafeok «

— δϑωνζωωξ a. amorous, lecherous,
lewd, voluptuous, sensual, libidinous;
—uppbds un. to desire passionately; —«f_
po fee 4. passion, love, lust, sensu-
ality, lechery, concupiscence; φφωφω.
gam -ἴξ (9 emgnful,. to abandon one-
self to voluptuousness.

Gwthwnbuwl a. pretty, fine, nice-
looking ; -p«,p a. tempting, delicious;
“σεῖς. -σῴδιγ S. Gems by με 00s ον » —~esgesd
whiff; -απη a. desirous , covetous ,
greedy ; 5. desirer; -grquwhut 8. ϑωΐν.
Goss hy eels 5 —gaegls 8. ϑωνφωρωρ ἢ —afsrsly
8. 442 ἤιε c2 ων ὁ.

ϑωλ δι, &gf va. to surround with
hedges, to hedge or wall in, to en-
close, to encircle; -- qSuvdiupu «ναῖον
to divide into chapter & verse.

Ruska eg A. lascivious.

ϑωνήνρᾳ a. assiduous, continual:
ad. ever, continually; -ὦ γι Egf va. to
frequent, to haunt; ὑπ. to continue, to
persevere, to perpetuate, to last.

Guthn (th s. desire, longing, envy ;
will, pleasure ; sensual pleasures ,
lust, concupiscence, voluptuousness,
sensuality, passion, love; cupidity; --
af csr 10.100 by » ambition > guy ᾧ -- to desire,
to wish; (ub; ῥᾧ -(#& uksf, to desire
ardently, to wish for eagerly; wank,
@ -(ἵ widfe, to act according to

§wihod 5. desiring.[one’s caprice.

§whaewh s. sowing.

Ruby» fy 8. net, seine; net-work;
fig: Snare ; anal. 8. ἢ μἿν acs orn br as ons ἢ ἢ
“ρα, --. ἴο spread nets; ων ζωῦβ, f
πω, ἰο be caught, taken in a net; to
be'snared, netted, entrapped.

Rutguebbpy a.retiform, reticular.

*§ whee a. thin, scarce, rare; s.glade.

Gutigunbuml s.anat. retina, net-like
tunic or innermost coat of the eye.

Guwtguph, wy 4. haul, cast of a net;
a. casting nets.

Gustig beef, bof va. to fish with nets,
to take or catch in a net.

Guhgapg. wy δ. seiner, fisherman.

Gwukon, wy a. inclined to anger,
hasty, irascible, passionate, choleric;
-aeld het ὃ. irascibility.

ϑιυυδιων a. wrathful, angry.

§ ὦ“ Sis ase by οὖ, or Fares To ase by ass a. fit to
excite anger; irascible; -- 2. irasci-
bility.

BastnedS, ubruy, ulig s “τι. ἔς οὐ UN,

to lose one’s temper, to put oneself:

in 8 passion, to fall or fly into a pas-
sion, to fire up, to be indignant, very
cross, greatly incensed, violently en-
raged, angry, vexed, exasperated; -
ate ens [7 δὲν 484 Δα’ fem Te 9 to fire up at the least
thing, to be easily provoked, put out.

§wune dt δ. anger, indignation, pas-
sion, wrath, ire, rage, fury; 6 -- ὧδέ.
to provoke, to anger, to incense;
gppeby q- acpecg, to rouse or stir up
wrath, to put into a passion ; (Funfeby
q- puwpho (3, to vent one’s anger or
spleen; Slr & cas ey Eas gessts hassel ee ἔπι espa,
fy, to be aggravated, to become
worse; ΠΧ 7) Ὰ 4“, εἴπω chee fz oudkp , to be
augry with, to quarrel with a person.

Brsscere ἡ stele of”, ab va. to offend, to
rouse the indignation of, to put ina
passion, to irritate, to incense, to
chafe, to provoke, to exasperate.

ϑωνω hel aay ossy 8. Resuteneedl

Bunk gh &. point ?

Bw pwuf s. bot. broom, genista, birch.

ϑωρᾳ.- δε, — pu ad. until now,
still, yet; -- δεω ns, not yet.

Gwe πα 8. pain, ill, suffering; fz.
sorrow, grief, affliction, displeasure,
bitterness; regret; disease , illness;
-adp ad. painfully, sorrowfully, sadly;
quntwhubps —,. sharp, smarting,
poignant or bitter pain; - uppwqut,
epilepsy, falling sickness; —p gush4ne_
(91, concupiscence ; f -ὦ hub, τῶ
bpby, εὐ, or eepky “πη. to suffer
or endare pain, to feel unwell, to be
in pain, full of pain; gdiegae -- pope
%f,» to be ill of ἃ fatal disease; bq
dk, q-«, to calm, to allay, assuage or
lall pain; gt nfupdpk yp Messy ees qh -,&
cruel pain seized me 3 puwpuwkguts
yluku -p pS, 1 have no more illness,
I am free from pain; -- & or -& fad , it
displeases me, I am vexed, I am very
sorry; Κ΄. Rdpatfdd.

wewekp a. causing pain, dolorous;
hurtful, unwholesome; -guy, wg a.
unhealthy, infirm,sickly, broken down,
feeble, weak ; -g/% a. painfal, doleful,
afficted, sorrowful, dismal, mourn-
ful; ad. dolefully, dolesomely, pain-
fully, sadly; -- dujtfe, in a mournful
tone ; — wf, sorrowful heart; -- ὦ,
LESp, atrocious curse; — 4bahp, tire-
some life.

Gare wg hh df, bof 4 —gipd, baguy on. to

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ed, chagrined, sorry.
Garewal 8.

bulation; condolence, compassion.

Guvewyf ΟΥ phy a. painful, doleful,

grievous, sad.

Gwewds, f a. suffering, infirm, ill;
afflicted, wretched; -s/2 s. illness,

sickness, pain.

Gurehfy a. condoling with, compas-
sionate, feeling for; -- luk, , to con-
dole with, to commiserate, to share
in another’s affliction, to be compas-
sionate, to sympathise with, to pity;
—4gupup ad. compassionately , sym-
Pathisingly; -- ἔα, —hgfd S. Sesecor
{{5 bop; -bgac(F fed 8. condolence,
compassion, sympathy ; (9 πε -2E,

letter of condolence.

δωειως c01y ar , by a. antimorbous,

euring, dispelling diseases.
Gere trawl fred » Equy un. to last.
Bere cub a. merciful.

Gwcwnkws kof va. to cut or tear up.

“τα δι... 2. assuasive, lenient,
44) 2049 gy 94. εὐ δ᾽, fb 8. pain.

Bate b gnc ywhbt ya. to cause pain or

sorrow, to pain, to afflict.

Gwek, kh, εἴων ᾿ «δ ’ ebugk v.

imp. to be in or to suffer pain or grief:

to be displeased, to regret, to be
sorry; to be afflicted, to grieve; to

compassionate, to pity, to complain;

gae& gyncfe bof,my head aches, I have
& pain in my head, I have the head-

ache; σωε δ ἐν onp ῥέεμν ἣθ suffered
from a pain in his foot; ως nedkp quel
E fw. nobody pities me; yuk fud f
dipey po, I pity you, I weep for you;
guckuig dhe dv fel, Wore you sorry for
me? did you feel compassion for me ὃ
aashies ““ε:ξρ Udi fa Le he had no
compassion for you.

Gwefs, kyu un. to have a pain, an
ailing; to be affticted, chagrined ; to

a Ξ. ϑωει.,ὁ. [regret; S. Kuck.

"Supe, f 4. agr. Scarifier; - δα, bgp
va. to scarify.

8,4, ἐδ οὗ ἢ ἐξω, youl, ng 9 g£_va.
to rend, to break, to split, to cleave,
to cut, to divide lengthways; -mf, iy
un.to be torn, rent; to be split, cloven;
gene ghehove, it was rent in twain.

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be in pain, to have a pain, to be ill,
to suffer ; to pain, to be afflicted, vex-

ϑωι σα carps ; -ES, -fpS
vn.to fall sick, to be ailing, poorly;
~gia.(2h 4. pain, grief, affliction, tri-

She
§£,n.%°s. cleaving, rending; cleft,
rent. [&e.
Bh, ἐν J 8. Shh s "00000 9 &e. 8. Show,

Sbiuhe br 02.cary so e_cxsy fo &. dirty Water,

$48, ys. ibis, Egyptian bird. [slops.

$47, fy 5. tribe, caste, race, branch;
το -by. Various, diverse.

Sh quhwpene (2h δ. separation of one
tribe from another ; -ᾧῤῳ a. of the
same tribe, family or race; -ggm(h
s. identity of tribe.

Sbquwuyke s. patriarch; chief ofa
race, tribe or clan; -afu» a. patriarc-
al; -£4¢, kof va. to be chief or patri-
arch of a tribe; -me(2% s. dignity of a
chief, patriarchship.

; bywakn , Bou bre. ghz, 5. Various
tribes or clans; a. diverse, varied; ad.
diversely.

Géypvumpe a. of a different tribe or
Clan; -- πα or pbbky, to distinguish
one tribe or family from another; -.
mpoc(th~ 4. distinction of one tribe
from another. [ive from, to take origin.

Sb obS, bguy un. to descend or der-
θέα. 5. Neradaytusd on fd pete

8.» S. VE.

Sépp ad. till when? how long ἢ

Bo pk wh ᾿ Ba pbk ad. by day, in day-
time, during the day, in broad day-
light; dk ae qa& ptt, day & bight;
{-. ἡορὟ “δρδᾷ, all day long.

δέρδέῥωκως 4. day-sentry.

Bk pbgnc (Zh s. daytime, duration of
a day, the whole day.

§épbhol2, & s. day-school.

Siphholthy 4. day-scholar ; a. -
eupng, day-school,

kg. 8. moth, worm, wood-fret-
ter, moth-worm ; med. ring-worm, her-
pes; -whby a. moth-eaten, worm-eat-
en; —whkpfS un. to be worm-eaten;
—a dig S. δ ἡ ἐμ ἔν.

δῥῥν» shery s. mud, mire, dirt; x -
qy.to get splashed, to be cqvered
with mad. [kite-fish, milvago.

δ», στρ s. zool. kite; -- & worl eny foe,

Sing. Bp, guhry or Lp δ. bot. mea-
dow-rue, thalictrum.

Opa, IVY! ἀπε δι Onager, wild
&88 ; -- frwhsé, the — brays.

r° grb. πρ 3. dispersion; vast
open space; -- Or — be gu a. dispers-
ed, scattered about, spread; 8. δων:
= i= - whut, , - φύζαν ests εἰς. to be
dispersed, scattered about, spread

δυὺ 747 δυδ

over; — &< guls dinap » absent-minded,
distracted. {scattered around.

Ofpunqusahp 8. guards or sentries

ee gees Opes. briar, bramble;
bot. pimpernel, burnet: smilax, rough
bindweed ; 8. ῬΡ; “στη syerneyz, juni-
per-berries.

Shy. 59% §- pale, stake, pile; peg,
pin ; a. upright, erect, straight; acute,
Sharp ; gumumupok, ᾧ -- , ἴΟ sentence
to be empaled; Smithy. dupub, f —, to
empale.

Gf, ganng 8. tiling, roof; ply. ΟΡ
qgneayh heasfuley . to let down through

Gpeahfhd 8. ὃ. 44. [the roof.

μεν a. bull-headed; s. Buce-
phalus ; zool. bull-head; -¢£.a. bull-
faced; —dhe a. bull-shaped ; - easy wn re.
(7 f-% s. bull-fight, --feast, —baiting;
—gach 8. bull-dog ; -$fy s. chimera,
half-bull-half-elephant.

8/4qfbep a. tauricornous.

8/64 s. steer, bullock ; pn. Tzelig,

Oban 4. chem. taurine.

ϑίνω bres a. muddy, dirty.

Spoon a. miry, covered with mire;
-L2, kgf va. to dirt, to bemire; —fs,
ἐν γ.«ὦ, un. to soil oneself, to get dirty.

ϑιπυν, fr 8. bot. water-parsley, apium
palustre : white hellebore, veratrum ;
—mmwf 8. veratrum root.

ϑνημωμ ad. here & there.

Hiqinhut, ϑυηδιῦ a. volatile; -ac%
8. volatility.

$igkd', kgf va. to dissipate, to dis-
perse; to volatilize, to exhale, to eva-
porate, to vanish; -- “εἴν nepucp , to
distract, to divert from, to turn from
OF AWAaY; -- gp swepmour, to excite a
person’s compassion , to move, to
affect; -f/ un. to be dissipated, dis-
persed; to be turned to vapour, to
be evaporated, volatilized, exhaled;
*to be in one’s dotage, to twaddle,
to dote, to get heedless 5; — ψωρώνω,
one, to melt in tears; -- diunop » to be
wrapt or absorbed in contemplation,
to be absent in mind, inattentive.

ϑνη, νι. δ, 4. dispersion, dissipation;
volatilization, exhalation, evapora-
tion; - gifen, ᾿ αἴπαν eso ’ inattention, dis-
traction.

G43 apf phy α. joyful, joyous, merry,
cheerful, blithe, gay, exhilarated.

Sided, aguy, διώ un. to rejoice, to
be joyful, to be transported with

happiness , to be full of merriment.

Susgoegubbd va. to rejoice ’ to
gladden, to make joyous, to exhilar-
ate, to delight.

frdnc(Pf.% s. exultation, rejoicing,
cheerfulness, blithesomeness, mirth,
joy, exhilaration ; - ggbiny, to be
festive, Joyous, gladsome, blithe.

Ouhipds, guy un. to bring forth, to
litter, to have young; — 2%, to pup;
- humnesfp, to kitten; - gusqubueg , to
cub; — (δύνων, ) gadoe, to calve; —
( dtatby ) fiscsspuastog » to lamb 7 ( S Trea
"ΠῚ (pr eanes αν e.g y to foal; - ““᾿δῥ(δω,
bby » to kid.

Ginp ᾽ ἐ better =p pusy 8. giddiness,
delirium, raving, vertigo, frenzy, mad-
ness; phantom, shadow, whimsical
fanoy, vision, illusion, imagination,
fantasy, chimera ; <p whenSuhuhp,
wtduyfpmp» horrible visions, fantastic
apparitions. 3

tnpwtet a imaginary, fancifal,
fantastic , illusory, chimerical, ex-
travagant, air-built; -g05 a. derang-
ed, frantic, delirious, frenzied, raving,
mad ; -- watb,, to strike with frenzy,
to torment with madness ; -- ,/%6,, to
be a prey to delirium, to be torment-
ed by a diseased imagination, to be
infatuated.

Sunpk Ss, bof Py ~bgacgubbdS Ua. to
cause giddiness, to induce to idle
fancy, vagaries, day dreams, to build-
ing castles in the air, to creating one-
self illusions, to ranning after chime-
ras or vain show, to seduce, to infatu-
ate, to craze, to drive mad.

BinphtS, δου un. to be delirious,
deranged or light-headed, to feel
giddy, dizzy, to be crazy, to talk non-
sense, to rave; to be beside oneself,
to wander, to run mad ; to create one-
self illusions, to build castles in the
air. (lirium, folly; illusion; distraction.

Btapo Mt s. wandering of mind, de-

Bight 3. Geeky usd; -- qthaw, to
shake hands.

Higqwih. a. perforated with many
holes, like the rose of a watering-pot.

ϑῃυνηινεν κ᾽ ’ Brgqhutuod un. to gush
forth, to spout out.

gone a. dressed in tatters, in
rags; s. tatterdemalion, ragamufiin.

δ νων κ΄, &gf va. to piece, to patch.

GSugamp » nanys brung, -ἦ» ~mack a.

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worn out, old, ragged, tattered; s. old
clothes, rags, tatters, rubbish.

Bigners BUY? “πῇ δο pipe, conduit,
duct, tube; watering-pot; besprink-
ling ; dispersion.

θην σοι, s. phys. (electric) shock.

Boy 8. Sere; — -- 97g, to sheen.

Gopush wh ae shinihg, sheeny.

Bopeed ’ Feng rertocae el ν τ] ὦ Un. 60 shine,
to sparkle, to glitter; to reflect, to be
reflected, to reverberate, to flash.

8,9/4a.reflecting, reverberatory.

Bnywyneith S. Goyoeith.

Gah f S. ὃ σμεωῖν ἐν εἴη.

8 χων πε. ἡ ἶονς Γυα.ἴο reflect,to rever-
berate; to emit, to exhale, to send
forth; -aegfs s.reflector; a. reflective,
reverberant.

§ojnm 4. reflection, reflex, rever-
beration ; sparkling, flashing, lighten-

‘ing. [ goedth.

B-xp s.reflections ; flashes ; 8. Sau

ὅπη. “-πεΐρ S. Bogach.

8nyk 4. cool. millepede; 5. Uéuyacg-

gs guegby 8. showing, indication,
mark, index, sign, testimony; demon-
stration, evident proof; show, appear-
ance, parade, ostentation; spectacle,
Jaughing-stock, butt; Scsssurumne% —,
plain proof; - puphhwdne(et , show
of friendship; -- Mb asupustory, Aemon-
stration of respect; ῥ -ν p-w» f—a
(+s, only for show, for pretence, for
ostentation ; -« wathk,, to shew, to
show off, to make parade or display
of, to display ; anth, fis fp —u TT Ἢ
4Zut,to do any thing so as to be seen
of men, ostentatiously, for mere shew,
to obtain applause fraudulently ; bak,
f -«,to be exposed to mockery or
contempt, to be the laughing-stock,
the butt of; Ἴ“ἐπυΐνεν - ΣΧ) 78 b ἔσω
weg, ἴ0 hold up to opprobrium for
example to others.

Rapk wh, bing s.wheat; corn, grain;
sone ΠΡ gopltiey - COMnage 5 wafufiig f
gupta i b fee(F οἷνξι, frumenty; Seon
hwtkt XX%fp q-, weevils destroy corn.

Hapkt 8. θέρει.

Bapktupuyfs a. Wheat-distributing ;
“πέρ a. bearing or producing wheat;
—gujt a. Wheat-coloured; —4:sm, fg 8.
gram of wheat, grain; -dap/é a.
wheat-coloured, sallow; -ρωφ a. pro-
fiting by corn ; -zwe0 a. abounding
in wheat; —qdu:Xwe 8. corn-merchant,

corn-chandler ; seedeman 5 -q{@e%w2nc_
(> s. corn trade. [yapd-ad, how long ?

Bapdwodf ad. till, until, as long as;

Heras easefs S. Bonped. [ων » ΒΟῪ far?

Bop dey ad. where, whither; ga”

onguwt ad.as long as, during, whilst;
gopewt, until when? how long ἢ |

Sac, ng Ss. Ope.

Snes, qnig &. bull; ast. Taurus, the
Ball 5; — qeypfh, ure-ox, urus; Ma,
εἴ one. dull-beef; ball’s-hide; pas_
wena washet or oxy svee13 [sede "εν bellow-
ing, lowing; — gusewsf, the ball bel-
lows 5 ga§ gyney staurobolium. (cavity.

Garq whwtfug 8. auricular tube or

§neS or - s. humour, matter, pus,
sanies. [shake, to agitate, to stir.

Gasty 8. shock, shake; - «az, to

Bam, αι! 8. Stick, switch, rod;
beams or rays of light; - δέρωε 9 p_
diy fig. the staff of my eld age; —
ang ans oop [αν 67 +d acob’s-staff ; - Sadach.
shepherd’s crook; — gceqeag, crutch ;
- Sighh, ebony; — διέχειν οἷν» pastor-
al staff, crosior;—- ῥᾧ thaf%, stick in
hand ; grfhy & guy, to go or walk with
crutches.

ΠΣ .89.0““ε a. cold s fig: cold, sense-
less, silly, stupid, insipid; vain, frivol-
ous, trifling; s. cold, chill; — Seppe.
cold, frigid, unconcerned, indifferent
person ; — gue,» piercing cOld ; — ajerae
%onp » poverty of argament ; - diwfaw_
Leadgo, chill of death; -- smamfph, 8,
violent or biting cold ; ssa: , fear ,
ons ts οἷν saat Ex pfs 9 [9 anfratkyng >» horrible ἢ
bitter, insupportable, piercing cold;
- £, itis cold; ΡΟ ΟΣ μον ἃ “ "ἄρ ἢ
geey.,to tremble all over with cold,
to be benumbed with cold 5 cssssssangbo_
club spam, to provide against the
cold; qupdtfy gmx, to be inured to
cold ; -- παῦε, to take cold, to catch
cold; 26 - ykedbr pbhbbn,, to kill on
the spot, to strike, a cold corpse, to
the ground ; S. Qageupdiatenl

acy» ag, -Δ 8. Shouts of joy; air,
song, glee, ditty, ballad; pomp, show;
- punhuy, tO sing 8 song.

Bacguh , wy a. showing, indicating ;
8. indicator, sign, mark, token; cata-
logue, index, table, list; repertory ;
Ritual; hand, index ; math. co-efficient;
— duXeunneg inventory; - Sabyeg ὁ
table of mortality; -- gépembpey, bill
of fare; - snp kph, gpegs index ex-

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purgatorius, list of prohibited books.
— §arguhut a. demonstrative, indicat-
ive; - gkpwhect gr. demonstrative
pronoun; 8. asm; -- πᾶνε, to de-
monstrate, to evince, to evidence, to
prove, to show ; -eaa@s ad. osten-
tatiously, with vain show.

ὃ». σωὐὔ πεῖ s. demonstration, proof,
reason; wok, f —, to show, to mani-
fest; swiknc (Gl f — ωδὲι,. to create,
to give being, to cause to exist.

ὅτε, 9 ἐν αἴχω εν ἃ. forefinger.

Gene gusdnyne (Ft δ. Vainglory, osten-
tatiousness.

Gargwiwh 4. index, token, sign.

GocguthbdS, gf va.to shew, to indic-
ate, to designate, to point out; to
cause to be seen or known, to expose,
to declare, to represent; to demon-
strato, to proof; -- quidh (Gk wd fg,
to pretend to be a god.

Bousbe s. indicator; a.§. Bare. sees fears «

negu.t 8. eXposition; indication;
demonstration, proof.

‘Gop, & a. garrulous, glib, chatter-
ing ; loose, disordered, dissolute, lewd.

Gepepws a. silly-talking, nasty,
indiscreet, unbridled; debauched, li-
centious; -n<(3/.% δ. coarse language,
idle prating ; ~p&£p% a.loose- or filthy-
tongued ; -giuzg a. leading a dissolute
life ; -p or -giuegnef2h 4. dissolute life,
disorderly conduct; ~hbsmg 8. Gras
ging; —Suykwwg a. lewd-faced, brazen,
shameless ; -dpm a. loose-minded ;
low-minded ; --οἴων τ υπ. to pique one-
self extremely 5 --νων εν, ὦ ὦ un. to fol-
low ill courses, to lead a dissolute
life, to rush headlong into vice.

Soputp 8. Baar (I fed.

§ confer ace 00 for ont a. lewd, indecent, pro-
fligate, licentious.

Sapurgnegutld ya. to debauch, to
lead into wrong courses, to corrupt,
to vitiate, to pervert.

Gopagh a. effeminate.

8ὃσιῥ “09 μεἶν 4. profligacy, disorder,
hibertinism, licentiousness , debauch-
ery, Jewdness, scandalous behaviour.

Ga ἰδ, a.dripping from snout

Gut, S.Gfa- & jaws.

Heflin 5. muzzle ; nose-band ;
-2é. a. snout-shaped ; —%mw« δ. mar.
rostral, beaked ship, galley; - ἴδ,
galeas; - pagp, galiot; S. Zrguwlth;
—cnp a. long-nosed, snouted.

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Rabbq, wg a. thick muzzled.

Babps, bguy un. to jut out, to pro-
ject, to protrude; to spout or rush out.

Guach, gnbf OF Gay 8. snout, muzzle;
mar. rostrum, cut-water, prow; ζω».
yk; _- kqbs , to muzzle the ox; -
Lephuwtk; f Jacpur, to plunge the
nose & mouth under water. ([tezek.

*§uch 2. dried cow-dung for fuel,
wkd, κοΐ va. to graze, to rab the
skin off, to scratch, to bruise, tonotch,
to jag; to make incisions, to cut; to
wrest, to extort, to carry off; med.
to scarify, to cup; - χόδρω» to tear
out one’s hair; -f./ vn. to bruise one-
self, to rub the skin off, to scratch
oneself. (pas. plucking out of the hair.
weit 5. scratch, cut, bruise; - 48.

Gypask a. chem. diasphorous. mo

Sewt, fs. squirt, spirt, sprinkling.

ϑρηδὺβ, Sort 8. Biers:

Bpbd, Lob va. 8. §packs; to trans-
gress, to violate, to break, to infringe;
- glunpSncpqu, to reveal secrets ;. to
thwart the projects, to counteract the
designs, to baffle the devices of a per-
son; — ghtss, to lavish, to waste, to
squander, to run through, to dissipate;
- gdp. to distract, to divert, to call
Off -- φσίνενε. ωρ . to dispel the darkness.

Bobs a. ὃ. Bpachs ; divergent; phys.
diffusive ; opt. dispersive.

ϑρῥε. ad. dispersedly, here & there;
- uphwhk,. to scatter about.

Gpeckd, kgf va. to disperse, to dis-
sipate, to scatter, to spread; to rout,
to disperse, to put to the rout, to de-
stroy 5 — gama, to distribute the let-
ters, totake down the types; 8. 6p;
-ff un. to disperse, to spread; to be
scattered or dispersed; — Sinmg, to
divert one’s attention or mind from;
— — kpkeu kphpf, to spread all over
the world. (dissipating.

Bpeehs 8. dispersor; a. dispersing,

ὃν.»ε δ ἢ ἢ σειν, ὅ. dispersion, dif-
fusion, scattering; -- dim, distraction;
— n_funf, violation, transgression.

Oho eov ass press a. talking insipidly, maw-
kish, dull, stupid, nat witless; --ὦ εἴν
δυΐ un. to jest or talk sillily or ἰπδὶ-
pidly, to talk nonsense; —ac(#fc®% s.
nauseous speech or conversation, in-
sipid talk, silliness, nonsense; -αῷ,
&e. 8. ϑρανιωξευν» &C.5 -pkp a. causing
cold, frigorific ; —pacfr a. cool, fresh;

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-gft a. very cold; ad. coolly, coldly;
—hEg S. Bye ase 000 4 cass? * —hlip &. phys. cryo-
phore ; -Sa- a. struck , benumbed
with cold ; bot. blasted, spoiled by
cold; - watté,. to chill, to benumb
with cold; to dazzle, to blast; — εἰ».
OF -φευρῥιγ, Eyuwy un.to become rigid,
stiff, benumbed with cold, to be froz-
ΘῈ; τωρπς θ᾽ 4. numbness, stiffness ;
- whhng, blasting, blast.

Gprecenl S. ϑισων ἦν ol °

Gpwayft a. cold, frigid.

Spied, uqgey un. to become cold,
to grow cool, chilly ; to be seized
with cold, to catch cold; fig. to be-
come lukewarm, to grow cool; to talk
nonsense, to prate.

Gpwmunnchs a. blowing cold, frosty,

sharp, biting; των 8. phys. psychro-
meter; —saardg a. freezing, icy, glaci-
al, frigid ; —gne% 8. refrigeration ; —_
gntgutl J ya.to cool, to chill, to freeze;
fig. to cool; -gaeghs a. frigorific; re-
frigerant.

δι ων ρεἴωμνε 2 βεΐν 4. catching cold.

Bran fits a. cold.

*§ bpd s. chilblain.

Gpurne(#h s. cold, coldness, frigidity,
chilliness ; fig. coolness.

ὃν τελεῖ hacdé δ. alcarraza, — Ves-
sel, wine- or water-cooler.

8pgec% a. rent, torn, tattered, inrags.

Sngukd, kgf va. to rend, to tear or

Opchp tpg 2. dispersion. [lacerate.

Sgwiwn a. pile-driving; 8. Wags.
tuy ; 8. pile-driver ; — aynputwenp . pile-
driving engine with pincers; — sees
Ludfg., ringing pile-engine.

Jay 20s say oxo etn E> ὅ. palisade, stockade.

Gguuwgne (tf. δ. singing ἃ 8Ong ΟΥ
ballad.

Ogfd, kgf va. to thrust down, to
drive in, to fix, to plant, to set up, to
erect, to raise. [mination.

G9 (2 [εν s. bot. shoot, sprout, ger-

Sygocbd, ’ Eof, ϑσσε fl, Eguy νη. to
shooth forth, to sprout, to pullulate ;
to be planted, set up; - φύγω» to
stand erect, on end, to bristle up.

§gocm s. driving or thrusting in,
standing up. [plumed.

Qgnctbesquyy a. crested ; tufted ,

Jguehp, ipg 8. curl, ringlet, lock;
egret, tuft of feathers, plume; ~ wa».
quwewwoponfs, crest of a helmet; - ὅσα.
funy, crest, comb.

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wf, acc 8. serge, camlet stuff,
woollen stuff; Ss. Peau poser gite 5 — anqpe,
shawl. |

Bpuwgnpd δ. brandy-distiller; -φωδ
s.alembic, still; -ὐΜμῦῦ a. alcoholic; -.
Σιν & alcohometer ; -qu%we. 8. bran-
dy-seller.

δεῖ. geen s. alcohol, spirits of wine;
brandy, arrack ; — 4asbbrnsy fp aquaqng,
cider.

Seq, vy 8. dew; zhlF --αὐ. dow-drop;
— purgqggsd εκ. the gently-falling
dew; - Εσρ.. (9 Ἐ . the benign dew.

cqupkp a. roriferous 5; —pecfe a.
rorifluent; -gf* a. dewy ; cool, fresh,
refreshing ; ad. coolly, freshly ; ~¢abw
va. to refresh; -,f Or shy» —frmnd a,
full of dew, wet with dew, dew-be-
sprinkled ;-af% a. 8. βδογωμδρὶ born
of dew; — ραν dew-worm; —-44pxy a.
like dew, dewy; -φωρ a. mildewed,
blasted ; -“φνω S. Bogus pref ; «ὅν οὔ, ὦ;
gey un. to grow cool, to cool, to be re-
freshed; to drop With dew; —ayuw%y%
a. sprinkled with dew; —sarasseat a. a8
ἃ dew-drop ; 4. fall of dew; —phbd, kyf
va. to bedew, to besprinkle; to re
fresh; mgne guts of va. to cool, to re-
fresh; -.np a. fall of or sprinkled with
dew ; «wsdsy —, mist, fog.

Jogtd, kgf va. to dew; to bedew,
to sprinkle or cover with dew, to be-
sprinkle, to wet, to water; — wtdphe,
to rain; — eaprmotss Ὁ to shed tears, to
weep; - akputed, to sprinkle with
the mouth; gerd, the dew falls; wdage
goqkgf Joc ,the clouds melted in rain.

ϑοηῤᾷ s. fine or gentle dew.

Sogéye s. fall of dow.

Sogn. m 4. falling of dew, roration.

Gognst, ἵν OF ἡ“ε.«Ἷ» δ. stalk, stem,
blade; straw : rinsing; a. dewy, dew:
besprent.

hhh

bh (yune) cf 4. the thirty fourth
letter of the alphabet & the seventh
of the vowels; ~,.‘c , seven thousand;
seven thousandth.

— Itis used both as a vowel & as
a consonant. As a vowel for example
in the words fepapwishep "πεν, δι 6.)
and as a consonant in the words ζω.
4- δον» thrase., Sfreusteg., &C.

— Itis only used as a medial ἃ
final letter, & sometimes serves for
the consonant q a8, off? bewt-ofthifwd ,
bpfewp—b afar , af cas ε- ἐν» cas των. ἄσ..
or for the diphthong u, as, φεωκω in-
stead of φῥεώωῥζεω.

— There is no proper word begin-
ning With this letter, but on account
ofits affinity with the letters, it is
sometimes substituted for it.

— Joined with ῥ (fc), it is gener-
ally pronounced like the French u;
88, gfep> Shep. ghelt; ἃ preceding
the » (#) is pronounced like the En-
glish oo. Preceded also by ou (us),
was anciently pronounced 0; a8, wep.
Sb don Stub S, Te [“--9 [᾽ς

— It is sometimes used instead of
‘the suffixes ἐ & 45 as, encasg op chess Tak, —zesry ey
datk , efrpmpwishepyprpmpulshep °

— In poetry, it is sometimes used
instead of the conjunction δε. or ne.

— Instead of the Greek v, fe is
frequently used; as Kuptido¢-Ufepha,
Κυριαχη-ῤῥερσωφε .
᾿ W conj. and, &.

με ° &e. S. 2b 9 &e.

[ιῥε δι, &e. 8. 2 εδῥε, ke.

Rféet 2. Gr. ιν. ἰός, poison: the letter
κα.) _ whe | S. 0% ΣΥ͂Σ

Rhee, ἂς. S. 2ῥεω, &c.

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ᾧ (pure) phep 4. the thirty fifth
letter of the alphabet, & the twenty
ninth of the consonants; ~. % . eight
thousand; eight thousandth. |

— It is used, but rarely, instead of
the letters αὶ & αὐ; a8, fruquane(3h—
puquanch, ghepl-ghppky; ζωρω-
Genprumys fpap—anp, ponpwyr—equypuip «

— In foreign words, the Greek 9
ἃ the Latin ph are changed into 4f; as,
%:hocopia—philosophia—pfyhundrayneh-

eogsinu, wy δ. Gr. w. zvol. phagras

Or pagrus, sea-bream.
Ping al, Pasqwt 4. head-band, veil.
ἘΦ «(2 s. patat, tandoorer's pad,
padded disk used by bakers to press
the dough for loaves against the sides
of the tandoor. {packet, pack.
πᾧ δ 9 whp s.fasciation, bandage;

PiulFnfFkS, gf va. to wrap up, to
envelope; to bandage, to wind round.

ᾧΦ.. (δ uwhp , -(k (ps. packet, bundle,
fagot; envelope; amulet.

PulPh pak watiaed, QulFhpwlpS
un. to be fascinated. [ian note (9).

Φωδο lP ΟΥ̓ »εἰ 8. mus. an Armen-

Dw l(Fae (24 S. Bir 9.» (26 dS

Deny ἷνα. ὃ. ᾧΦ ἡ whe - ᾿ god).

Pw phot s. L. ὦ. Falcon, (a Sicilian

Φωμ s. flight; -- ῥ᾽ τον running away.

Dre frsearenne δ 8. Qs ores ese br ὦ .

Φιυβ»ε Γι μέ 8. Darfur fil

Drews ῥα σα 9 μων; wis OT οὖ 8. flight,
escape; evasion, subterfuge, shift,
tergiversation; — gopmuy, rout, defeat,
overthrow ; fp — gupdacgutk,, to put
to flight, to rout; £ -- dimsmpbpb,. to
meditate fiight ; — wnkaeys ῥ — gpessre._
Tey ons Meas any ena go bs Δ] &pld “οὔ « εἴπω erro fay » gb.
thy, ges, to take to flight, to flee, to
run away, to turn one’s back, to turm
tail.

Pufacguikd, gh va. to put to flight,

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dislodge; -gfs a. putting to flight.

Pu fust ba. avoidable: fleeting, tran-
sitory.

Dufushd, fobs acsy frre gls say UN. to flee,
to run away, to escape, to get away,
to evade, to elude, to avoid.

Dusfushran » ong S. QP ss fares uss ess fy esse «

Din fugnel2 fcr S. Dea frre μον °

Dufsumuat s. fugitive, deserter,
runaway ; a. fugitive, fleeing ; fig. fleet-
ing, transient; ~ δωκε , runaway
slave; - ens Σ ess rly eset bey , Ce
ests Ce A to put to flight ; - εἰν ἐς.
“Ῥω. ἔνμίδω . αεὡκενεω ν athwhk;. of
οἵδ,» to take to flight, to turn tail, to
run away; -#<(#(.% s. flight, escape ;
~4fg a. escaped or eScaping together.

ἀξ ρυκ nk frag . “ἷξε (ὁ fret, S.
Das forces ose css by castes &ec. [up

Dwdwibpb » -μιΓ 5. Ypwdtumrbsb,

Qudiacguibd va. to put in paper.

Gwh, oy or fs. fastening, lock, pad-
lock; stick; a. shut; -- wpfmbb,, to
lock, to padlock, to latch, to bolt, to
shut.

Puhuwghds s. parenthesis 5 -ghyp 2.
monogram ; cipher; —(#4, s. phys. reo-
phen hwy, wg 8. turnkey , door-

eeper; mus. key-board, keys; — or
-χεῇ » ssyy δ. Jock ; valve.

Dwhwt, ῥ. “ps 7] ΓᾺ fastening ,
lock, padlock, latch, bolt; key.

Piel wpwt s.cloister, enclosure; con-
Φιυζησερωξ 8. P easing repress» [clave.

Φιζ εν, qut 4. turban; head-dress,
—-band, fillet, band; hood, cowl; 5S.
Werke & flepup; τιν qretp s. head-
dress, voil.

GufkS, kgf va. to shut, to close;
to shut up, to enclose, to fence in, to
bar; to shut, to lock; # t&ppe —. to
shut up, to beset, to hem round, to
encircle, to surround, to encompass;
~ δ pwienf, to imprison, to put in jail;
- qpuwt, to conclude, to close, to end;
- fus yoedkp£, to prohibit, to forbid;
- qupywhg. ( fief), to procure steril-
ty ; - 4πρ f Ab au apace, to deliver
up, to betray 3 ὗ Lippy efrrrl E1204, here-
in enclosed; spushkay Efi ploy. fiofeur
ὥς (95 diwgne, they were subject to
death; “δε, ρῆ, 0. 4.» ὅ :. “ῥιωζξ ἠδ,
may divine glory encompass you! S.

nen ᾽ Baya [up.

Durhined, Guy vn. to be shut in or

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Punhng ed | 5. ᾧ ὦ ζεωη ly .
Dishoed, hf» ὦ va. to shut.
who Ως. shutting, fastening.
Dakne gut Γ᾽ ; at va. to attach, to
stick, to cement.

P.shsnem a. sticky, tenacious.

4, s. horse, stallion. [a. friable.

Oy» ῥᾳ 4. z00l. phalarope, sea-duck;

D074) a. heterogeneous ; —havwvas_
pulwt a. perfecting totally ; -4épay
5, 2 αναὔωζ τσ »

ᾧ μγωη δά, kyp va. to devyoure, to
consume; to burn.

Pueqeghs a. devouring, ravenous.

Dig να... eng &- Gr. w. phalanx, le-
gion ; troop ; --ὐαῆνε 4 8. bot. lavender,
spica.

Quaquind® a. univocal; synonym-
ous; δ. synonym, pl. synonyma; —#_
ems -ubhf ’ — ser ang E os ad. univocally ;
synonymously.

Pearq terre sh ress a. syllabic ; —abdS να.
to form syllables, to spell; -aa (#8 s.

Φωηγωρβῇ Ss. Φωη 8. (syllable.

Qurquprwpwt a. smooth-tongued 9
flattering, bland ; pup ad. with adal-
ation, blandishingly.

ᾧΦ σηωρχεν ἡ οἷν a. flattering 4 Cares-
sing, coaxing ; gr. diminutive; — pasa»
terin of endearment.

Pusquprwhe 8. endearments, cares-
ses, wheedling, coaxing; flattery, a-
dulation, palaver.

Purquprbd’, bof va. to caress , to
fondle, to coax, to wheedle, to cajole,
to flatter, to fawn, ἐν esac ΗΝ

Purging nm ν oq Oe LAWNINE 5 seauc
ive 5 -,εεοῦ; S. P.cquprahp + :

Parquipne,,prug a. CAreSsiNg, COAX
ing, wheedling; s- flatterer, fawner,
toadeater, adulator, smooth-tongued |
fellow, sycophant. Ἢ

ᾧΦ.γ6 4, δοβυα. ἰο conjoin, to unite.

ᾧΦιυηξροκ ον 4. frothy whiteness.

Gaght 4. zool. phalangium, taran-
tula, (a venomous insect, whose bite
is supposed to be cured by music. )!

Φιωηηωζωΐν a. fig. devouring or barn-
ing ; lascivious.

ᾧΦωηηπω s. Gr.w- Phallus ; penis.

Puyo 9} s. period of a discourse.

Gugt, eg» by, bug & sheen, reful-
gence, lustre. [to gleam.
Pugipunfl vn. to shine, to glitter,
Durqpwynq a. bleating; growling.
Psqifresqaet 3, Φιη ῥεἶν.

Φῃθ

Swag pkyncgwhkd va. to cause to
shine or glitter, togive brightness to.
Deeg ep fd, δ, 8. Φιση νη.
Dog ppet, Dev γε ἢ, δ. brilliancy,
brightness, splendour.
Pq pact a. lustrous, brilliant, shin-
ing, glittering; s. tinsel, spangle.
sopra » oepenf 4. bladder, vesicle;
- wmwhbalt, balloon; — Spbeaf, gun
cartridge ; — Spudpg, fusee; S. Lyra
afkp ; — pequhwt, air-bladder.
Pujwane(2t s. slipping, stumbling.
Diy bk (0 οἱ, ofp» fe. OF ave. 8. Gr. w.Phaé-
*Duypt s. footman.
Oy) fy 4. shine, brilliancy, lustre,
glitter, splendour; a.shining, brilliant,
glittering; -- ᾧ -—. extremely bright,
dazzling ; ad. sparklingly; - «τῇ «uy
8. Φω δ. un. [-d ach a. brilliant.
εὐ {εν δ᾽ νή Or daz. f 8. ast. Mercury;
Φιυωζεν, & 5. pyramid.
Desh ks 3. Dears) cere ewe ἢ be od ; ~bgne.
gwtk fva. to cause to flash or flare.

: Puyswhir, hush δ. lightning, flash of
lightning ; arr case cusps 6 ass pase ep sae lS re fog ῥα.
eee q-» quick, swift as lightning.

Duywhtwpwp ad. like ἃ flash of
lightning ; -gappeng a. ardent, vivid as

a flash of lightning ; flashing, dazzling;
~hb py a. like lightning ; τόρ a. strik-
ing like a thunderbolt; -- κῶν to
fulminate , to lighten ; -d&e a. like
lightning, very luminous, radiant, cor-
uscant; ~iud' yn. to flash like light-
ning, to gleam transiently; --εων §.
Dye h buh kpey 5 —byryy ὦ. bright as a
flash of lightning; -ampws a- gleam-
ing flashes; extending, diffused as a
lightning flash; -o4wf, a. resembling
@ flash of lightning, flashing, flaring;
—guyn a. emitting flashes , flashing,
sparkling. (flash, light.

Φιυμω ζ».. ἢ, ὃ. flashing ; lightning ;

ᾧΦ γεν es erly bs oS, Egf un. to lighten ; to
throw out sparks, to scintillate, to
sparkle, to gleam, to shine ; va. to
cause to flash or sparkle; -- χευμιω.
whet ,to make the lightning flash;
erg t08 ὦ, fis ξεν Ὁ ὃν hip ’ divine
fire flashed from his eyes ; --ξ v. imp.
it lightens ; -bgnegutldS ὃ, ᾧ νη ωνωνεω,

LES va. 3 ζω; δ᾽ cs ἔπε msg -ν to
flash fire from the eyes.

Dae 102 υνε ie pl. —kncip 8. lightning,
flash; spark; brightness, brilliancy ;
thunderbolt.

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ous
Pass yess ors cas ly svete s. lightning, flashing;
coruscation, scintillation, fulgaration;
sparkling; thunderbolt; -- (εἴινεῖε cas
ων οἱ ἤν.» to thunderstrike 5 —Gncte unb_
qu, to rain lightnings ἃ thunderbolts.

Guyt dS, kgf un.to shine, to glitter,
to gleam, to flash, to sparkle, to glist-
en, to be resplendent; va. to cause to
shine, to give a lustre or brightness
to, to polish, to furbish, to burnish;
fiugnc(2h aprons Ek Wd Led Lp » joy shines in
his looks; -4gacgutbéd §. Quykd va;
* — ghoob4u, to black or polish shoes;
δασεῖς 5. polisher.

saybd 8. PuyyheS Un.

Puy ft s. brightness, lustre, refalg-
ence, brilliancy, splendour.

Φωμση a. shining ; s. ὃ. Quypadac -

Quy. % s. resplendence.

Psycet a. clear, polished, bright,
shining , sheen, splendid, brilliant; --
bid, brass, yellow copper; —w# a.
resplendent.

Prey pp uyord 5. rosplendency.

Dias d νην, quash 8. spleen, milt; as,
gw a. spleen-sick, troubled with the
spleen, splenetic ; 5. spleen, melancho-
ly ; om a. Splenetic, splenish.

Φιω d baits ’ οἷν or δ᾽ εωΐ, S. Φιωω δι;
—[(2 4. bol. spleen-wort, miltwaste,
ceterach; 8. Séph.tpx-.

Dassen, by 8. wood; tree; = LE beury <
the Holy-Rood, the Cross; bot. tree of
life, lignum-vite, guaiacum, thula or
thuya ; - Ahay, odorous, scented
wood; - feqa, olive-wood, olive;
ξεν —, fragile wood; - «yph,b, fire-
wood; — Seapltiby, squeaks ; to cut
wood; to cut down, to fell; -- ps4e_
ὕες. to draw or cast lots; Gasfeby gE,
to crucify.

Puywupkps by a. producing wood ;
8. wood-carrier ; -gaps a. made of
wood, wooden; -διεῤν 5. wood-coal,
ὦ cians :

usyenus 8. chem. pyrolignite.

Sane a. built of wood, wood-
en; 8. wooden bulding , scaffolding,
plank ; -4hpenff s. nest made of twigs;
—hfp 3. wood-carrier ; —4ayen δ. heap or
pile of wood; pyre, funeral pile; —ga.
wap, bq 8. wood-cutter; —hap 8. car-
penter, joiner; —Sam OF Sup, wy 8
woodsman , wood-cutter , —-cleaver,
feller; axe, hatchet; —¢.smnc(#/c% OF
—Supne(Ffe% 5. wood-cutting , felling,

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clearing; -déisd a. mar. planked, cover-
ed with wood, wainscotted; -γωρᾷ a.
wooden roofed; s- wooden roof; -ὖνὟ
a. Jigneous, Woody ; -tasdl’, wow un. to
become wood, to be changed. into
wood; fig. to be benumbed, to become
stiff; τη S. ΟΣ ken | 4s 1909 9 by
a. 8. tree-worshipper, idOlater ; sages
wae(Fh s.tree-worship, idolatry.

Duy ww , sng §. hatchet, axe; hoe,
mattock, spade, pick-axe.

ᾧΦ γένει ων a. abounding in forests,
woody, sylvan, woodland; -pusqs fg
a. 8. wood-gatherer ; πρῶρ 8. lignite.

Duynple yp Ss. Puymuwpk p ° (en, woody.

euzentewny , -πηξν a. of wood, wood-

Pisynfl 4. small wood. [work.

Qajnkofo.(2t s. carpentry, wood-
*Duyunth, 8. Gyacgiu.

Guyot s. easel, wooden horse.

Day anpny δ. 5οοί. wood-pecker; ζω
twits —, hick-wall, hickway; -- δνήω.
yl%. sea-pik, pica marina.

uypuyuwhe 8. pretty ways, caress-
ing, coaxing; cajoling, fawning, flat-
tering.

Duy puykS, gf va. to pet, to take
ore care of, to nurse tenderly, to
ondle, to caress, to make much of;
to fawn upon, to cajole; to flatter.

Piste esp , b 3. ΕΣ “οὐ Eos ad.
tmeanly, poorly.

Pwhngf 1 per 1 phusy a. weak; mean,
vile, worthless, contemptible, poor,
miserable. a

Φωνρβεπως a. Weak- or poor-mind-
ed, of slender parts; -«.(3/ s. slender
wit, mediocrity, weakness or poverty
of mind. [ness, smallness, meanness.

Qutuapne (Ff. s. weakness, slender-

Diuwhgud S. Doss ccs els round.

Qutguwigbd va. to enclose, to sur-

QutiqutéS va. to rénd asunder, to
tear to pieces, to dilaniate.

Qutgknat ’ gn.wh ’ —p fea 9 phe, --
gab, qnwig 5. mus. pandura, three-
stringed guitar; trumpet. (carpenter.

ᾧΦ υὐνησε ρων wy δ. Pers. w. son of a

Patna ateunl 8. mus. jew's harp.

Putgntuo gw s. player on the pan-
dura, guitar-player, guitarist; trum-
peter. |

Disrunlints s. Pers. w. anguish, afflic-
tion ; blame, reproach ; -- 476,, to suf-
fer invectives; to receive reproaches.

Dueey , —wps wy 8. crevice, rift, cleft;

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cave, cavity, hollow, hole; a. hollow.

Drcreyqunp lS, Eg» -σῥιγ, guy un. to
become callous, to harden.

oe 8. Ss. Vegk ah; thin skin, pel-
licle, cuticle, film, husk; anat. se-
cundine.

CD ass ou. ces gress Toews by esse a. laudable ; —-hhy a.
praising with another; glorified to-
gether; -putkd, kgf va. to laud, to
praise, to glorify; —puwbps a. praising,
glorifying; —pwtec(f s. laud, praise,
glory, honour; --ἰ|ισωωννε (δῇ s. happi-
Ness ; —qupg » fg a. adorned with
glory, glorious ; -yupgbd, kgf va. to
cover with glory, to load with hon-
ours, to render glorious; -gepga_fsh
s. glorious ornament, glory, honour ;
—qlamb δ. ast, Mars; -fubg br > epg a.
seeking for glory, ambitious, vain-
glorious ; -A‘igpac(#fe% 4. ambition ;
-4fg a. equally glorious, having the
same glory as another, sharing an-
other’s glory; —4goc(2§ 4. identity of
glory; —$4q a. very glorious, majestic;
παρ» fy OF wg a. greedy of glory,
vain, very ambitious; --ὐπρῥαῦ un. to
thirst for glory; —#mnc(#h s. inordin-
ate love of glory, insatiate or immo-
derate ambition ; -v£, a.fond of glory,
full of vanity, ambitious, vain; —a#f_
pew una. to be fond of glory, to as-
pire but to glory; —uppe-(26 s. love of
glory, ambition, vanity; -wLish% a.
greedy of fame, thirsting after glory;
—wmpld, kgf va. to praise, to laud, to
glorify ; -wpoc(#f s. laud, exaltation,
glorification ; -οἐἴ S- Perr rcvenye 5 2009,
geet a. of high family, princely.

Punweop a. glorious, illustrious ; —
wett,.to pay honours to, to glorify,
to praise, to celebrate, to extol; — δῷ.
Ὅν. to be glorious, glorified, honour-
ed, extolled; --ωνῥῳ a. glorified with
another; —wa£e ad. with much hon-
our, gloriously, magnificently, pomp-
ously ; —&ée, a. glorified, glorious ;
-ki', igh. -byncgwikd va. to glorify,
to render honour & glory, to honour,
to exalt, to praise, to magnify, to cele-
brate; -piluy a. praiseworthy; -fs a.
glorifying; -e(@f.% s. glorification ;
glory, magnificence, pomp, splendour;
AGE οἱῇκ S. Φιωσ core_ropress engl, os «

P.unopuwt a. fishing for praise.

Durnnackuk a. glorious.

Pung, ay 8. glory; honour, praise,

Φυῦ

fame, renown, celebrity ; majesty ,
splendour, magnificence ; frusnep ad.
gloriously , with glory, pompously,
splendidly ; Mp ehizo gs foun ° as Ts εὦ 70 «ὦ ων or
ene Tos err oy. ᾧ ε. ον ᾿ «οἷν ἔν ἡ δ᾽ ν Δεν Ὧν [y ons με ἐν ε- ὧν ν ope °
yurckpFuhut —, true, spotless, solid,
real, great, imperishable glory 5 sca,
af nas fas en exe esa ly νι. uhneanf, 4a 4s oon ess fy cate -,
false, fleeting, vain, perishable glory;
ubpby qpwas, to love glory; pusnu
went, to acquire fame or glory 5

ase δ. δῶ Δαν 98.490 [1 Δ’ Spree cee » to be
Dined or ied to the highest pitch
of glory 5° UlF usteeny ῥ aff ace 02. 08 » to be in
a fair way to glory; anes by cas ag στε. ὧν fr carcass
whip Sunfepb;,, to put one’s chief
glory in; “εἥξή sfusne “εν ἔτ. to be of
an orthodox belief or profession, to
have a catholic sense; “νων prune U7,
to glorify God, to give or render glo-
ry to God, to thank God; ἡ» punwg
afr πὶ ὗν to die for glory; «ἵν ἢ caste bry
sft canop ν to fall gloriously ; Jochpt as.
gaegustlry qefeecs nes ῥερ » to make one’s
glory eternal; fife os 0099 of cae. casa , to
put the seal to one’s fame; wbisuy
qfronmsg» gras lesson foy q5 ous oft cus crcan gy to
aim at glory, to pursue glory; aquy_
wk, gpfune pep, to tarnish one’s glo-
ry, to stain one’s reputation 5 aqoures_
gatgubl, bubdesgaegauiby ay sf ass vas bep ’
to obscure, darken or efface one’s
glory; athatk; f prunmwy, to abase,
degrade or dishonour oneself; wm-awig
4.» παν iDZlOTIONS ; ἡδέσιν σέ erry βω,
aep. covered with glory, with laurels,
renowned, famous; zpbqauytS sfrow_
sep, With extraordinary splendour;
φωκω pha ed ed make it your
aim & glory to--.; mbukp, df gnugk
pubkakufhp fr franwge, take care not
to lose your renown 3 ewhidinfahiute
ofp os 2.20 yuchiyl pha aye » this will bring
you immortal glory; Ῥω δ ἔτεα, wh
Sfamtiyp gnggke ke -- tp que poe
ewe fs, his glory seemed tobe eclips-
ed with his fortune; ( pune U7, to
the glory of God;- Zep, &c., the
« Gloria Patrin, &c.; - $az!-Oz!
glory to God! God be praised! thank
God! -- pq. δέν. glory to Thee, o
God 37 f eupdache 0υ ’ glory to God
in the highest ; Neos εἴδει dusk bt
- » to Whom alone glory belongs.

ᾧ ὦ 4. pitcher, jug.

ᾧΦ στ οἷν OF υβωΐ, 4. pheasant; £y-,

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hen -; wpa. -, cock —; dag —, pheas-
ant-poult ; — Sad, sea-pheasant,
cracker, pin-tail duck ; -wpayd δ.
pheasant-breeder ; -apwh Or —ng 8.
pheasantry, pheasant-walk.

wun, bg & reason, ground, argu-
ment, proof.

Pwecmupat 4. lawyer, ‘attorney,
advocate, barrister, counsel; —sasheat
a. argumental, argumentative, orator-
ical; -&.f, kgf vo. to reason, to seek
or allege reasons, to adduce_ grounds
or motives, to plead, to argue; -a$
8. argumentation, reasoning, pleading;
advocacy, bar.

Durwenwhwt a. causative; gr. accus-
ative; —wempe a. groundless, cause-
less, deceitful ; -w£p a. cavilling, litigi-
ous, querulous, contentious; -cnp a.
guilty, culpable, unworthy. [causal.

aaa ou εἴ ἔπ εἰ, ass by casle a. blameable > gfe

P.vvp 2. ἃ wind, phasser.

Pwnpncs, put a. chattering, rat-
tling, tale-bearing, whispering, sland-
erous, back-biting.

D.onpeb JS’, bof un. to tattle, to re-
peat, to whisper, to murmur or grum-
ble, to tell tales, to speak ill of, to
slander.

Pupisrg OF Puspwd 8. scissors ἢ

Pupugqrtp s. Hebr. w. suburbs,
boroughs, market-towns : noblemen,
magnates.

Pupuwfu, fg 4“. fold, sheep--, pen,
cattle-shed; fg. church, convent, ho-
tel, ἅς. ; SF agqaidt, ῥ “--- to bring back
to the fold ; — ene 0s ἔτ ons S. τἰ ,οἵνως (ἢ
-δι, kyf va. to stable, to oat in a
stable, to gather into the fold.

ᾧΦιυρω 3. erotic plant.

D.npusn a. detached, disunited, dis-
persed, removed ;-4/, &gf va. to dis-
sipate, to disperse, to scatter, to re-
move, to drive away, to destroy, to
take away; un. to be dissipated, dis-
pelled, removed, to vanish; - φόπᾳι.»
to charm away, to beguile care; —s.
gucguik f Ss. Diseyrccren br of Ua. 5 — ἡδέρε.δεν
to soothe, to allay pain; -- gapudnf,
to drive away melancholy; —f/s a. dis-
sipating, taking away, dispelling, re-
moving ; -#-d% s. removing away, dis-
sipation.

Φω ρει κα΄ ᾿ Lyf, ~qu nul va. to
comfort, to console, to solace, to
cheer, to amuse.

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Dupe ὧϑ ει" 3. Φέρτε. δ abd.

®upup 4. brach , setting-dog ; a.
libidinous; -- σε. 4“, s.luxury. [sense!

Φιωρφισωων init. pooh! pshaw! non-

Φωρέ ᾧ a. affecting, moving, touch-
ing; amiable, dear; 4. offscum, off-
scouring, S. Dip utes — mantles» uuly» to
conjure, to beseech, to entreat, to
beg, to supplicate.

Pupks, kgf va. to embrace, to take
in, to encompass, to contain; vn. 8.

®up/2 ,fs.grease; tripe. [Φωρῤν.

ap (Ful, og ἃ. Opulent, wealthy ,
rich; abundant, copious; --ὐἵνεω αν, ων.
guy un. to become or grow rich, to
thrive ; -w,taps a. generous, liberal;
—amyke ad. copiously, abundantly;
egubkf va. to enrich, to render
rich, to make wealthy; --σεΐ s. riches,
opulence, abundance, wealth.

Pp [tu conj. at least.

Duphl, ἔσω vn. to embrace, to
clasp in one’s arms, to throw one’s
arms round, to hug, to fold or Jock in
one’s arms; to surround, to encircle ;
- qépudk wile. to embrace mutually ; --
alefp.to apply oneself, to give one-
self up to 37 qf anop » to be ambiti-
Ous j 5. νεῖ.

Diuppuwpesyp ad. like a pharisee;
-ζωἷν a. pharisaical, hypocritical ; —_
gwhne[Pf.% 5. pharisaism.

Φιυρῥωξοῦ 0 gury 8. pharisee ; fig. —>»
hypocrite ; --ἰεὐϑ ῥεῖν s. pharisaism, hy-

Deeps 8. Ar.w. skirt. [pocrisy.

Pupnt 4. embrace, hug, clasp,
fond pressure. [flagon, tankard.

Pwps, Pup. f 4. water-pot, jug,

P.wpuufs s. Pers. w. parasang, ancient
Persian measure of length — 4 stadii
or about 4 miles. [- fiseso 14 2009 S. ἢ χλωων e

Dia ιν a. Ar.w. odd, UNEVEN 5 gay Ee

*PupobS 3. Pipkibpabd & Ligh.
*Puponfs OF Pupling 2. Oven-cloth
or broom. fing.

Pwepfwe. a. bright-eyed, mild-look-

P.vpppurp δ. z00l. mOor- or water-hen,
coot, fen-duck, 8. Zaseanewh; bot. se-
curidaca, emerus, hatchet-vetch.

φως OF Purspup, —whp 4. desire,
wish, eagerness, longing; -4,;# a. de-
sirable, covetable; -4£/. bgp un. to
desire, to wish, to long for, to want;
-E whuuwtk; ἀρ. he desires to see
YOU; —kgncgutbd va. to excite the
wish for, to render desirous, to in-

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spire desire ; —acdh 8. Φωνηβαρ ; ἤσανω
ri pgn-gwtk, _-. to content, to sat-
isfy ; apad fp - wSE gen, with which
he excited desire in their hearts.
ῥίζῃ nj a. more delicate; -zh a.
delicious, delightful, charming ;. —fes
a. gentle-voiced , sweet-tongued; -.
hate S. Φωῤ(ωμ) -ghwg a. tender,
delicate, living delicately, leading a
dainty life, foppish, effeminate, volup-
tuous 5 — shiek, 8. Φωκ ζω; —hbp»
wy a. dainty-mouthed, nice, sweet-
toothed ; -44p-c(#h s. daintiness, deli-
cateness, nicety ; —Ghgne{2h 4. delicate
or voluptuous life, daintiness, soft-
ness, delicacy, effeminacy; —duy> a.
tender-voiced ; -d»pf# a. soft-skinned;
ned, ἡ ὦ, un. to soften, to become
tender, soft; fg. to become nice, deli-
cate, to get soft or effeminate, to live
in idleness, in pleasures, to pamper
oneself, to give oneself up to effemin-
acy or voluptuousness ; — ymbhaghie,
to throw oneself listlessly or lazily on
divans or couches, to sleep in soft
beds ; - apndaytpe. to addict oneself
to epicurism ; mck pumphaghey . ἃ
duly kept feast or festival.
Duiphwhp 8. Φωᾷν 2 fret.
Φιωυῥίωωξ,, a. fond of softness, of
delights, dainty, voluptuous, effemin-
ate; -ῤρπείθ 4. love of delicacy, of
delights, voluptuousness, effeminacy;
—ufyen a. tender- or soft-hearted, feel-
ing, sensible; —«heyg a. bringing up
delicately 5 --ὖννε να. , —une% a. brought
up delicately, petted, delicate, nice;
- fiwtok, petted, spoilt child, child
cockered too much, brought up in la-
vender ; — 4huhp, softness; —duh, a.
child-voiced ; -qae a. wanting deli-
cute care; —gaegwikd ya. to soften,
to render tender; to take the great
est care of, to pet, to render delicate,
soft; — qdadeahests asec soy 60 banquet
on fast days. {tractable, docile.
Dur hb paofe . by a. soft-mouthed ,
Duff, Pafphfe a. very delicate,
dainty, most tender, young, fresh, new.
Pufphn@h s. delicacy, tenderness;
effeminacy, daintiness, delight, plea-
sure, voluptuousness; — frgxp, scru-
pulousness of conscience, scrupulosi-
ty; -- plwowfy, niceties or delicacies
of thoughts ; — apap, afsopeS- ab » de-
licacy of heart; - of taste; - φέρω.

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$pey, luxurious feeding, delicacies,
dainty meats, good living; ampomp -Ἔ,
pleasant pastures; qupuk, -Ἐ, gard-
en of delights; op -E, holiday; f Sue
ghade «ΟΣ ΠΣ εχ cary Δ tastefully,
daintily clothed or dressed; εν κα
ῥ -», to revel in voluptuousness; S.
Ln wk S

Pupncgs pp a. delicate, soft, dain-
ty, voluptuous ; delicious, tender,
nice , exquisite; charming, gentle,
graceful; holy, sacred ; -« ad. delica-
tely, tenderly, gently ; - ass fas 11S ἢ.
fine tagte ; -- #6 2, tender or scrupul-
ous conscience.

P.apwd' yn. med. to wheeze.

Pk ppacwppew s.L.w. February. .

Db gusta or —qlhiuy ° bg 8. boi. ruta,
rue; duypf -, Wild rue, ruta sylves-
tris, harmala.

PL (Fuh ΤᾺΣ hive, bee-hive.

P4o4, bg 5. tent-curtain, curtain;
linen; breadth ; -- ἔρνη , side or
spur of mountains; — wsawmnswhwg,
shutter; -f/ un. to be divided in two.

Pb 4dnbp s. Chuld. w. phelmoni, such
& One; kgdnbp -- or — kqdntf, in such
& such a place.

PLAxz4 , - πᾷ, f or vy s. shell, husk ;
- yagqry, rind, peel, paring ; -- Swany,
bark; -- pibacgf, nut-shell; - doce,
egg-shell ; - συηδηῤνινα.. pod, cod,
husk ; -- feb-ghslnp(P py» oyster- or tor-
toise-shell; scale; - oan bs «br pbs «αἵ» co-
culus Indicus, fisher’s berry.

PLAY βων 4. chem. pycrotoxine.

O42n4kS, Lyf va. to bark, to peel,

to pare; — geb4yq, to shell nuts.

PLipu s. Pers. w. refined sugar;
candy. [corn-flower; S. 2nqdind aghh-

Pb ithuy, fs. Gr. w. bot. blue-cyanus,

Pbincinn 2. bot. betony.

Φέι δήθ, kyp va. to cleave, to
rend, to tear, to divide, to open, to
break, to burst; -4f.un. to be divid-
ed, separated, to be in discord, to dis-
agree 5 -ζδωω, ἤσάσρη » open-mouth ;
Zaper; —facwds 8. lode ; -ᾧνε δ 5. open-
ing, cleft, aperture, chasm.

DinkhapS 8. Pb abkkpd.

Piuuw. fg 8. spouse, bridegroom ;
husband; son-in-law; -wd., wg δ.
bride’s man or maid, paranymph ;
-whet a. pertaining to the bride-
groom, marital, conjugal; —estasd, a
gy un. to espouse, to marry ἃ person’s

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daughter, to be or become a son-
in-law ; -wbocknp s. espousals, nupti-
als ; -wgneguwhb, va. to marry, to give
one’s daughter in marriage; -wpuwh
s. wedding-chamber ; nuptial bed ;
—pf S. Db uasywstend ~ac(dh s. nuptials,
marriage, wedding; -cp£z ad. like a
bridegroom. [paranymph.

Ph uweby ; efpary s. bride’s man,

Pun, fg s. pluck, pull.

Qi nbd, kgfva. to pull or pluck out,
to depilate ; -- gpbuneps, to pluck or
strip off feathers; - qkpo » qdopncus
to tear out the hair or beard; *— gap,
to fleece a person.

PL nfd s. tearing out of the hair.

Pe nacy, wnpng ὃ. feather; περι.
“ἴω <p, down, soft feathers ; * βρης
<p. master or longest quills; ,susqow_
r+cq-«.to preen, cleanse or dress
the feathers; webs fr ipbrinpog, feather-

Db νων κυ ὃ. Pi nk S- (broom.

Db nprusg ope. a. plumigerous, plumy 5
—[Punf a. featherless, stripped of
feathers, plumeless, bare, plucked; --
“αὶ... to pick, to shake the feathers,
to pluck ; -- ,/%4,, to moult, to change
feathers ; -ν . by Ot zhg a. well-feath-
ered, covered with feathers, plumy;
squyée -- ν plumeallum ; -sdopace a.
wattled 5 -suye a. feather-edged ; —
ων casfuonuely, feather-edge ; —dus%un. 8.
feather-seller; -cap a. feathery, fea-
thered, plumous; -capac(2} s. plumo-
Bity; -peafe bib un. to moult; -po
fenc[2h s. moulting; “ως -(2
moulting-time.

Db pf 4. soft feather, down.

DL apnmubf 4. plumipede.

Pb apnewp 8. L.w.February.[pediar.

Pi phquh, wg 8. huckster; spfnq-,

Di pkebghd, GES, abs OF cbpnkS
Lyf vn.to dress oneself with studied
elegance, with affected neatness, with
too great attention to effect, to be
very spruce or smart; to bridle up,
to strut, to carry proudly, to walk
with affected dignity.

GE (2, by s. piece, bit; -&s, bgp va.
to tear, to rend, to lacerate.

SL piftp ρωρῥ s. bot. samphire, pars-
ley-pert, crithmum. [laca sativa.

Pi ppk put s. bot. pursiain, portu-

Pi of, guys gkuy a. one-handed ;

£p a. miserable. [one-armed.

O22 wqwpe. a. in fall bloom.

ΦΙυ

O2RES, Lgh va. to put or shoot
forth, to cause to blow or blossom, to
deck with flowers; -f/ un. to sprout,
to germinate, to shoot; to blow, to
bloom, to blossom, to open; S. δίνη.

(2 2 frwequypy. a. beautifully flower-
ing, bloomy.

$2 9 8. shoot, sprout, blossoming,
blooming ; a. blossomed, flowered ; f
-ὦ Suphutfy,. to blow.

ἘΦ s. dried cow-dung for fuel.

— @acp s. powder, dust, sand, &e.
(tp wtp s. particle, fragment, grain.
Oe pp, Eguy un. to dry up, to fall

to dust. i[friable, frangible.

O(epuanc a. reducible to powder,

Dhywhk s.Gr.w. prison, jail.

ῥμαρ. ἤν τῷ 8. Grow. ast. phylax.
τῷ ἡ (9 uy» fy s. med. lint, scraped lint.

Ppbhnr OF facut , -ιδμωΐ, 8. Pers. we
large cross-bow, arbalist.

Of furpwy, by s.Gr. ὦ. philosopher:
chorister, singer; -whwt a. philoso-
phical > ba 8. [νων oss ts ogo be oS ; -σεΐ s.
philosophy. _ {sophers.

Of jburpwinkm 8. chief of the philo-

Dh frurfens . ag S. Φ jfunpw °

Φρ εν, ῥ᾽ s. Gr. ὦ, cloak, mantle;
priest's mantle; -wenp a. wearing a
mantle.

Φι δ, Pf or Say a. spotted, stain-
ed, sullied, dirty; unclean, impure,
obscene.

ᾧῥη. ῥήηιυν ὃ. elephant ; - Sess ὦ «ὦ ἢ °
she —, female -; gasbe% af, trumpet-
ing of the --, « barrit » ; 8. duetfp-

Opry, Aary 8. bot. pine-tree; 8. Lux
%wpf, beech-tree.

f% s. excrement; - pkpk, or guy
FE ebpwih, -- κα e&put gus med. iliac
passion, twisting of the intestines,
volvulus, 5. Wi purgup dae [Ὁ ped .

Pfiwn a.Gr.w. poor, miserable.

Pfumwh, wg 8. fir-cone, pine-cone.

Of-7 8.8. Φῥη ; fish-scale; - or τ΄
LE s. Gr. w. arrest, prison.

Φρευμα, Ὁ or that 4. Gr.w. 8. ae
fue; phenix; Phoenician; — epfrups,
Phenicia.

Ppcufphbuat or Daub οὖ, ae Gr. w.
physical; 5. physician; natural philo-
sopuer {w. basket, pannier.

ῥερῥα OT pha, peut, pinachp 4. Gr.

ᾧ, δ᾽, fs. rubbish, ruin.

OS yn. ast.to wane, to diminish.

Dan's pel , βίων feb cory Or ῥρμπεγέω

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yn. to fall, to fall or sink in or down,
to crumble, to fall or go to ruin.

Qn a. falling, crumbling; —«#§ S.

*),0-s.pilau, stewed rice. [@ws.
®,6-(2- a. lazy, cowardly, pusillanim-

PbS 3. Pjputrasd- (ous.

Qyrequithl, . ab ὃ. Dyer g wt bof ;

Qrcgaet , Ort 4. destruction,
ruin, waste.

Qprcgubked, “ἢ , ΠΩ va. to beat
down, to cause to fall, to destroy, to
demolish, to ruin; to rout, to defeat,
to disperse. [5. Φβηρδ ἐν.

Φρμινωων, wy 8. piece, bit, particle ; a.

Pippo δ. tufa stone.

Φ με,» a. friable, frangible.

PfpbS, &gp va. to pound, to crush,
to crumble, to bruise, to grind; to
roast, to toast, to torrefy.

Pfprt a.friable. (contamination.

3 wtp s. spot, impurity, foulness,

O54, Lgp va. to stain, to foul, to
sully, to maculate, to contaminate.

hsp, 8. pps. [contaminated.

δ vn. to be stained, sullied,

binef 5. Psutp- [bad, vile, abject.

Ps ner a.soiled, dirty, impure, filthy,

Pywhrjn a. ad. with many elephants;
- pugda(sh, herd of elephants; --.
4δ δι a. mounted on an élephant;
—smyuh, wy 8. cornac, elephant-driver,
mahout; -ayée δ. chief-cornac; πράσα
s. half-elephant-half-goat, chimera.

Dabow ’ Pozen g fs a. 8. Philistine.

q2haf a. moving, touching.

ΕΙΣ; 9 angie y gia, ᾧ ch pd δ
guys Guy un. to be deeply grieved at,
to have one’s heart full of pity, to be
much touched, moved ; #qdhbga.
Jmpeneauntug » his eyes filled with
tears. [weep, emotion: spleen-

Oikos, Paineg 4. inclination to

Dandaw 8. Gr. w. bot. muljein, shep-
herd’s-club, torch-weed, verbascum.

Qygouby 4. elephant’s tusk, ivory;
—uy, πίω ν pifg a. ivory, made of ivo-
ry; 8.5. Pyouhp- [elephant.

a-pzh s. elephant’s foal, young

PpcfePeuherd 5. ἢ eng casa eas Γ.

dane 8. P6244. [dung-beetle.
Pigint, “.“- μη .« set one. 3. scarab,
*Pigabdl or Oink dS §. eghd.

*hi/(2f a. dirty, filthy.
Φυ δι, kgf un. to puff, to blow; to
sneeze; §. ὕκυμε να
$2;/.% 4. bellowing ; sneeze.

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Ppwpk ps fg OF mgs —prys a. produc-
ing thorns, spiniferous; -qgwS» -_
uma. covered With thorns, thorny;
—ghg a. fall of thorns or briars, thorny,
braky, prickly, briery ; ff, a. extir-
pating briars; — »e~6,, to pull up, to
root out thorns or briars; -—sf% a.
bearing thorns ; -44;0y a. thorn-like;
—Sfeunh a. woven of thorns; —dn »
δησ a. choked with briars, full of
thorns ; -HusdS, ἀρ κω un. to grow thorn-
y, to bristle with thorns; fig. to have
one’s hair stand on end from terror,
to be horror-struck; -zfel# a. made
of thorn; — αὐωκωῇ , crown of thorns.
pases fry ὃ. ZIZyphus rubra.

QD, asmbuak a. thorny ; 8. Qpwhb pug -

®,.winf s. bot. zizyphus lotus, seedra.

Q>mpury 5. Φιωμῥε: Ἐ- 8. Perens pl’

D buy, ᾧ,»δηξι, a. thorny, spiny,
made of thorns. (2).

@,/4 4. small thorn; gr. apostrophe

Dhue, D wf 4. farthing, mite.

nem, fg a. thorny, spinous, 8.

Dpenpaqwt 8. Pre zenpiywte [Druzby -

@, rwhp s. pl. crumbs, scraps, small

ck, a. triturable, [bits, morsels.

ᾧ, ΔΓ, kgf vo. to grind to dust or
powder, to pound, to bruise, to crush,
to triturate, to pulverize; to crumble.

pod s.trituration, pulverization.

@.(2 , fg 4. fold, lait, gather;
wrinkle; -&f, bgp va. to fold, to plait;
to wrinkle, to contract; -f/un. to be
folded or plaited ; to wrinkle, to puck-
er, to shrink, to shrivel up-

Φ, nf, “φορεῖ, — ap fre a. astring-
ent, rough, harsh, sharp, acerb; -a.
{3} s. astringency, acrity, acerbity.

Paldon s. top, whipping-top; -&d
&gf vu. to spin round.

Paltaphh, phug 4. tempest, storm,
hurricane , whirlwind; τῶ <ssusgeae.gqus_
Ὅν... tO raise a tempest; -- £,. a tem-
pest burst, a storm arose; 8. Upph4-

DalFaphesd as cy fr asoy ~hbt. yey ᾽
4&u, un. to whirl, to whirl round; to
rash on like a tempest, impetuously ;
“4 δι a. stormy, tempestuous; impe-

PnP opnct a. very deep. [tuous.

alan asd, ng, Ou (98 δ. folding,
plaiting, fold.

One nb yu. to irritate or bite the

ὦ 217 3. ζει . [tongue or palate.

Pofu, og OY fy 8. loan, borrowing;

anthem, response, antistrophe, anti-

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phon; -- wa -, *-% ῥ -, by turns, re-
ciprocally , alternatively , mutually ;
fitgpk; -. to ask in loan; -- wuw,, to
lend, to make a loan; -- παῦσε, to
receive as a loan, to borrow; 7 -«
Sin wht, to be overburdened by loans,
to be obliged to beg; -ad 4&u,, to
live upon trust, or upon credit.
PafrspwuleS va. to retribute, to
requite, to remunerate, to reward;
—plbpwpwp ad. metaphorically; -- οἷν
a. metaphorical, figurative, allegoric-
al; -ρξραῖ, kgf or ph» ph va- to
transfer, to transport; to transpose;
to translate, to change: to reward:
to succeed; -pkpnch or acti 5. trans-
port; translation, removal; allegory;
rhet. metaphor ; -piuw, a. translocated,
foreign ; —plobbyncguwhbd va. to trans-
locate, to change residence or place;
—phuhpS un. to emigrate, to remove;
—plohne(th ὃ. emigration ἢ -διπε εν εν
un. to change nature, to be trans-
formed ; —g¥urgne(P}s. transmigration;
-gopskd va. to execute the like, to
make a copy ; -gapSac(2h s. taking a
copy, copying; -gp4/ va. to trans-
cribe, to cOpy; —guwukd va. to trans-
fer; —gaypd 8. reciprocity, return, re-
compense, compensation ; a. reciproc-
al, mutual, respective, alternative; --
wi hpete geom. alternate angles ; τωρ.
dupuse ad. reciprocally, mutually ,
alternatively, vice-versa 3 -gupdbd,
kgf va. to recompense, to reward; to
return like for like; -qupdac(Ffed 4.
reciprocity ; compensation; -q¢pwhuat
a. contagious, infectious, 8. Sapunpa_
ὠῥᾷ; -qpumybes ad. similarly ; -«ρδιῷ
a.transmissible, transportable; -—gpé./,
kgf va. to transpose, to transfer, to
transport, to displace; to remove; to
copy ; to translate; yn. to depart from
this world, to die; -gpac/#} s. trans-
port, transposition , transmission,
translation; removal; -ZbpybJ, kgf
va. to transform, to metamorphose,
to transmute, to change; -44puncl(2h
s. transformation , metamorphosis ,
change; rhet. trope; —4ashay a. invit-
ed, called on; -Sesmayg phtfl OF geese
LhS va. to repay a loan; to reward,
to remunerate ; -dujip s. anthem; --.
Δικ, &e. 8. Pafewhbpaykd, δια.}
—dpupctheny a. taken up, translated
to heaven; —-Wreukne(th 8. metamery ;

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allelogony ; allelobasy; -sequbqbd va.
to convert reciprocally, to the con-
trary ; ~4&qn-/(2h s. mutation, change.

ᾧΦ μιν pr. instead of, in the place
of, for; 5. ᾧΦ βρη."

Pofeuhusg brs. bill of exchange, bill,
“Mote, draft; fnfeutgk, 7-. to endorse
a note or bill; 8. νην εἶν σε [Ὁ ῥεῖ.

Pofuwiwh pr. instead of, in place of;
in exchange or in return for, as a
reward for; — 1p, in his place; -- pt,
instead of ; — gf. whereas ; for as
much as, since, because; «νῦν pa --
wh df tp, your life shall be surety for
his; web; -- nepaag, to say in a per-
son’s name.

Pofsuctwl, f s. substitute ; lieute-
nant; vicar; successor; exchange, bar-
ter, compensation ; —we ad. by turns,
alternatively, reciprocally, mutually ;
- “Ὡριο fh, vide-roy; - αηέγχῶωρβ, vice-
consul ; proconsul ; - Swigkpdhg ;
change of clothes, changes of rai-
ment; espe ἡ. — pa abgbamnau » I have
given Egypt as your ransom.

ᾧ οἱ eattessalyees presttibs S ᾿ haf un. to an-
swer, to contradict, togainsay ; —pup
ad. in one’s name ; -ἄω S. Garbqushesy 3
πφωφω σε (δ ἢ » τάν πεν [δ με, 85. Te-
muneration, recompense 3 -hugfp 8.

ᾧΦ μων ιωή δι, gf va. to exchange,
to make an exchange, to barter; to
substitute for, to fill the place of; to
succeed; to permute, to alternate;
to compensate, to counterbalance; --
qebof,. to take the place of, to substi-
tute for; - quit dhe ῥ αν, Mabaso ps ἐσένα,
(9, ἴο give oneself for the truth; --
qrp b ΓΟ] ess νῷ νει [Ὁ Ὁ ΣᾺ
ἄμ .« to sacrifice a person for the
public safety; -- ghbwte frp fp dipay
aconap, to hazard one’s life in de-
fence of 8 person; φιπως ft btu -,
pot-.-, to die rather than yield...

Pnfrwtutne (3h δ. change, exchange,
barter, counter-change; supplying the
place, substitution; succession, per-
mutation ; turn, vicissitude; -- μᾳ ofp,
vice-consulship; proconsulship.

Dafrwth prt δ. allogon e.

Pafewtaps. wg 5. substitute, repre-
sentative; vicegerent, vicar; succes-
sor; compensation, equivalent; — as
push Vice-roy; -- auaphopph » pa-

triarch's vicar general; — gesbausyhusy

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duplicate key ; false ΚΟΥ͂ ; -ba, yf va.
to substitue, to fillor take the place
of, to succeed to; - ghkuwka, to die;
—ne(#fc% 4. substitution, succession;
vicarship, Vicariate; permutation, ex-
change; compensation.

Pafuustuned , &e. 8. ‘pb ppuwkonte , &e. ;
—apuap ad. denominatively ; -- πε ῥεῖ
3. rhet. antonomasia-

Poe fas cas og eas reser ad. transitorily ; “ys.
gut a. moveable, strolling ; gr. transit-
ive; —gkwd, £gf va.to transmit, to hand
down; un. to be converted, turned,
changed or transformed ; 8. @mfsmdus_
the; —ghs 8. endorser; —gwf OF gad
s. transmission; transition; endorse-
ment; mech. translation.

Defer easesg cerry bg s. debtor.

Pofrwnne, og & borrower; —acfah
s. borrowing.

Pofucsumt ηδὲ S. Porfscesh b greg hea

Dress fees Besant. [9 forte 8. commerce.

ᾧ ἴμεν να [9 BS. Sexo rear spr dove (Fh;
wenn, 0089 ὅ, lender; —-wacnclJf§ 4. loan;
an press ἔς ἐμ a. BUCCESSIVE : —an poled, bab
va. to restitute, to requite, to recom-
pense; 8. Φουα δι; -mpochs.restitu-
tion, restoration, retribution , recom-
pense; change, matation; lending.

Pnfuurlt ,, phtuwg 8. recompense,
compensation, retribution, remuner-
ation, reward ;eturn, requital, satis-
faction, revenge; pr. in exchange or
return for, instead of, for; ad. reci-
procally; — fuwaned, amends, indem-
nity, reparation ; -- «g,-(#h. return
visit; zupd —pfvf . condign recom-
pense; wnbb; qgwpt -phif. to give
like for like; Sesevnequsteby q- ἥν σε,
to make up to, to indemnify tor.

Popupkbunpa(3h s. recompense.

PofuupfrbS, δ οὗ va. to compensate,
to return, to reward, to content, to
satisfy, to acknowledge; to indemni-
fy, to requite; -sfs s. compensator;
-ime(#h Or both 8. compensation.

Φ μωρά ζεῖ, a. mutable.

Doofrcsp hE d, kof va. to convert, to
change, to turn, to transform; -4/¢
fp fuépag. to become mad ; -ᾧ 2 8. phys.
commutator : -ζρείθῥε,, Or facts.
conversion, change.

Pafe-wppey 8. Vice-POy, Vizier; -~-
hot a. vice-regal; - σεῦ s. viceroyalty,
viceroyship.

PrfrecopkS va.to borrow.

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Dofrk pup wht sun. to talk nonsense,
to rave, to dote; -ωἵνωνν, aguy un. tO
#0 mad; — 010 aay κα μιν Muss σε. ebapS un. to ad-
duce or allege pretexts, to make pre-
tence of, to feign, to counterfeit ; -soc_
(Ffe% s. mental alienation, madness,
insanity.

PofulS, Eyf va. to change, to con-
vert, to transform, to modify; to re-
move, to displace, to transfer , to
transport; to succeed; to translate; --
qSpedhute ΟΥ̓ ea ρων, to
transgress God’s commandments; --
qSwhaobpds, to change one’s clothes;
- κα, ῥᾷ. to shift one’s shirt or shift ;
- qgplwhoe (2h, to shift one’s quarters,
to remove; - ghupsfu , to alter or
change one’s mind; -- quawmpt, ( ὦ.
dap, ) to commute a punishment; -
qese ykphpiu, to raise the eyes to
heaven; -- f Say ;&qoe,. to translate
into Armenian; S. Léqae-

DofupS, guy un. to change, to be
changed or modified; to be transport-
ed, to leave, to remove, to go, to pass ;
— sob, - pissecrar ls ἢ εν ἴο depart this
life, to cease to live, to die; - f ζω.
“»“ηπεζθν, to break or fall into a fit
of rage; -- dinop fp ..... to transport
oneself in thought to -..

Pofuphateyp s. food made of the
flour of parched corn, as helva, &c.

*Dofuptig funy δ. hasty-pudding ; ~ ῥ
ζωζ(δ δ ξ, frumenty.

Dofufing.. fobary s- flour of parched
corn; hasty-pudding made of butter
& honey.

*Paferan,. 8. chango of clothes.

Pafunpes ug —f 8. interest, fruit of
loans; -ac(#fct s. tradition.

Pofunct, s. change, mutation ; -
yt, passing from this world to the
next, exit, decease, death; - U- Gae_
wf, Assumption.

Podapkt ὃ. ἢ γωνρῖ

Qoh, og OF wy 8. thong, leather
thong, strap, girth; leather whip;
zool. phoca, seal, sea-calf; — zomp,
leather belt; - astfumfuXut mech. end-
less strap.

Φυζωζω a. bound with thongs;
—Lutne(dh , -dbcnc(af s. art or calling
of a cordwainer, saddler or harness-

ᾧ {δ ὦ, a. leathern. {maker, &c.

ἘΦ {ξ Susy a. leather-sieve.
Pakawia. web-footed, fin—, fin-toed.

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Qohocafs.bol. black-aldor, frangula.
Poq. fy s. throat ; neck: street;

‘corridor, lobby, passage, gallery; --

rr A a a 5 I I

wuprewtp, neck or gullet of a bottle;
πεν, Ἴπρ q-fg.to seize or take one
by the throat, to arrest.

oq. ng s.trampet, horn; fig. apos-
tle; tube, pipe; conduit, canal; reed:
asper, mite, sou, halfpenny; money;
— ashustfugs Car-trumpel 5 dessyteassarrussys
-. speaking-trumpet ; - 4p¢4SS5atph »
organ-pipe; — δίνωρωργν» shank of a
tobacco-pipe ; -- gash, barrel; - ρα,
qluoeg, gun-barrel; — fusywpbruy » lead-
pipe, conduit-pipe ; S. Ἰθωηνήωξ. ὃ.
qh eu 3 Sadach — bot. water-plantain,
alisma; Susfet cy, blast of trumpet;
f ων -ay, by sound of trumpet; --
δι ἤμουν» Sisk gnegquhly , to trumpet,
to sound the trumpet, to wind or blow
the horn, to play on the horn.

"ῇ ἐμ G2 assy ad. like a tube; —gnws a.
sonorous as a trumpet.

Paywk, wg 8. tube-shaped shrine;
anal. bronchia.

Poquh wt a. pertaining to the trump-
et; -fusy, f& s. cravat, neck-cloth,
stock ; -fwpqguw,a.warning by sound of
trumpet; 8. Daqusaasp 3 —husque 8. med.
bronchitis; —-4ga-(#/ s. band of trump-
ets; -—Suy» wy 8. trumpeter, horn-
blower, cornetter; -Suapecf 8. trump-
et sounding; -2é« a. trumpet-shaped;
tube-shaped,cilindrical;-22.0% s.trump-
et-signal ; -« Saphwbs,.to signal with
the trumpet; τρῶν δ. comfort, com-
forter. 7

Daqup + ag ὅ- minstrel ; S. Pro 0004x095
-whwt ὥρισε ταν » trumpeter’s voca-
tion.

Poquge. δ. med. angina, quinsy ,
mumps, the croup, diptheria ; a. at-
tended with angina, having a quinsy.

Poqucopn a. gluttonous.

Dagk ut ὅ. pl. pence, moneys.

Dag, bgp vna. to trumpet, to an-
nounce with the trumpet, to sound the
horn, to intimate or warn by sound of
a trumpet; to cause to march on to
the sound of the trumpet; un. 8. Zap.

Dogk pw s.anat. jugular vein, aorta.

Dagk pwhng 8. the Mint; nuinplust - ᾧ»
Master of the Mint.

Dagqgk ΣΎ ΖΑ S..@aq φεωμά οἷο, of [lar.

Paquay 4. neck-chain, necklace, col-

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@oqnz 2. κοοὶ. lamprey, murena, suck-
Pagan &. hair-net, —bag. [stone.
Qaqnank Γι bgp va.to cut the throat,
to behead, to slaughter, to kill; -
“χει wha, to cut each other’s throats.
Prqranhs 8. cut-throat > πῶνε ἢ, 8.
Pogqopel 3. Ugive qesy - (murdering.
Dagny, wy 8. street; divhp —, nar-
row-street, alley ; <g quw%wnwg, mer-
cery, mercer’s shops ; -ρ glarghg Serys
water-pipe, --conduit; ῥ᾽ -f£, in the
open street; “ «πιῶ ν {μέ OT εἶδ ν
ἴδ να πε}. to open ἃ way, to fray a way,
to cut aroad through the enemy.
Pagqngu dhe a. street-shaped; - 9
s. middle of a street ; ~yupqey a. furn-
ished with corridors.
Poquwe s-neck-cloth, neckerchief.
ᾧ σηρινῇ » sy s. 8. ΡΟΣ pipe =
a suction-pipe; - pusfsucn ,
last— , eduction-pipe.
Qnapaqkoy, a. Woven , furnished
with fringes or trimmings, fringed.
Dnqpagpt, kguy un. to play in the
light, to shine, to glitter, to sparkle,
to gleam, tosheen, to blaze, to twinkle,
to scintillate, to coruscate; to trim, to
adorn with fringes; to cause to shine, to
Parxng, &c. 8.06244, &c.[emit rays.
Pay lP, poe(try or (Ff. (And 4. care,
solicitude, study, attention, entreaty;
diligence, promptitude, activity, celer-
ity, hast, hurry; a. active, diligent,
careful, prompt, vigilant, assiduous;
- wigoe(k , eagerness, assiduity, in-
terest, care;-,#-»- f-:- -.- f
ioe(Fn, ad. diligently, soon, promptly,
hastily; pacer wpiqgncj ad. eagerly,
carefully, earnestly, ardently, passion-
ately ; - wathy, nebky, quky. — fb SEP
eon Lines. -- χζωνὰρβν ΝΣ to be anxi-
ous or zealous about, to apply one-
self with diligence to, to take to heart,
to be warm about, to endeavour or
strive to; — εὐνάς. to take care of, to
care, to solicite, to watch;-f sy
wrt, Seriously, earnestly; ὧδ sk
-, that is no matter to us, what is that
to 08 ὃ sé —. sk fxs —, no matter, nev-
er mind, it is nothing; ng ale qn pus
an ane GJ fos - En tf, not that he cared
for the poor; - dhs kp tp uyud, he
took great care of that; ms -- fits ssn,
δώ, 1 don’t care, it is no matter to
me ; taf — 44, all their care, effort or
thought; γῇ - 4, what does that mat-

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ter? what does it signify? what of
that ? of — £ pq, what is that to you?
what does it matter to you? gf -&
fud, what does it concern me? what
does it matter to me? nonsense! -
ῥῶ; swahky, he did not take it into
account, he took no heed of it; sé -
(uz, it is no matter to me, it is all the
same to me, I don’t care about it, I
am indifferent aboyt it; swaths firs --
αὐπερξ,, they care for nothing.

Poy δώσω a. diligent, prompt, live-
ly, active. {zealous.

Pa[Phuawhgt a. fervent, ardent,

Bal? pbld-eng a. quick, swift, rapid.

ᾧ ρους σα a. the soil of which is as
the sand of the desert; -fucp a. of
turbid or muddy water. .

Pogkggwd , bq» —fswat a. covered
with or full of dust, dusty; —<Saq a.
mixed with dust; 4. dusty soil; —a#h_
ww a. like dust, powdery ; very small,
thin, light ; eal shoe [ὦ pot ὃ. atom,
mote, minute particles. { water.

Go, b~ncp 4. barley-flour mixed with

Dipl > δ)» ΣΧ; §. dust ; - or - se
gut, guD-powder, powder; — gasqbesy7,
tan, oak-bark ; — ,apepp. powder-
sugar; — frqbppkgug, sweet-powder;
- φέρω, hair-powder; macs sfrazery
Sb pugs powder-box ; asdiy gmc, 8
cloud or whirlwind of dust; ghs,; fas
ῥ —» ῥ - qunpdaegutrkss to powder, to
grind to dust, to reduce to powder, to
pulverize; juacy gongend. to cover or
sprinkle with dust; ῥ - gusnteuy, to be
reduced to powder, to be pulverized;
to crumble into dust, to moulder a-
Way; -- yupreguwhk,, to raise a dust;
E- [δ με. τ. to roll in the dust ; ἴδο..
ἴω εξ, q-, to dust, to beat the dust
out of, to shake off the dust, to free
from dust; - gequgkha ων» al pe «ὦν αν
Ὧι αμ 4 css es easel, pe » a thick cloud of
dust rose up to the skies ; — νη ων δέ ε-
Ppp hb afqughy Sudhh χερᾷβι. 8
cloud of dust arose & obscured the
heavens ; S. [PP stipesdiog τ πος ; Qu

Do frstad 8. fb Pagh 7 rnin | quege-

ᾧ Ἴδη σε. «ὧἿὮ, ἐν oS” Ss. ῥ ᾧ qaegrdns._

Payhr S. we_pulr- wbhd

Brg h carey br soy a. reduced to dust; di-
gested.

Pa,nm a. dusty, covered with dast;
πραγ, &guy un. to be covered with, or
full of dust.

one

Dayan ᾽ f 3. anat. scrotum ; “οὐρῇ » ong
s. scrotocele ; - Jsbgk£% ,sarcocele; —or

Paz whhuwenp a. affected with scro-
tocele, ruptured.

Dn rwabhar (Ὁ het 8. Poul &.

@nu, wg ΟΥ fg 8. ditch, pit, foss;
trench, hollow; grave ; -- ΟΥ τῶ Sussnen
bby. gaps, folky: to dig & ditch, to
ditch, to trench; -- φιενων εὐ, pssst use
ef, to intrench, to circumvallate.

*Pasusum 8. Srave-digger ; -—Skpé a.
excavated, hollow.

Dersergne ἐδ, ἔς α΄ , DouuwfaphS + Da.
abd, Eof: 8. Dever Sasser eutels of

Pounenouasy, by δ. Gr. w. fire-fly ; -
wi (ti, glow-worm.

@nu.8.measure, 1018} part of a pot.

Qoapan, fs. Gr. w. phosphorus, 8.
Locuwd fe, &C. 3; -arhwt a. phosphoric;
—-whwhae(Ffe% 8. phospborescency.

Gap. gy ΟΥ f 4. belly, abdomen,
paunch; womb, bowels, entrails; con-
cavity, cavity, hollow; side, part; S.
Paen; zool. ὃ. Qo; sea-scorpion, fa-
ther-lasher , scorpsena ; a. hollow,
empty, void; - whoffag, capacity of
VAa8e8; — Ῥωεῤ mar. keel, sbip’s bot-
tom, careen; -- vé&fufp, seed-pulp of
melon.

Popugrk J va. to engrave, to grave;
- «ων βρη, to etch; —gprq 8. ΘΏ-
graver; - ᾧ frayafp, WOOd-—; -- duh
ΣΧ etcher ; —gpneh $. engraving;
— poeumegpuhwt, heliographic —; πη.
ang can ore assy [ils — » steel— ; afr cay on ἔτη hte —»
wood--, wood-cut; = SF cas tence sas 9 gs ssay fre,
etching; ἡ Σά ει κε ἡ wt —Ey , print-seller.

Doped , f ΟΥ̓" 8. Dopacwes ; -" S.

Papusk 8. ἢν. , [φορπεδα,.

ᾧ ρων a. Cesarian > —dy a. In-
discreet, light of tongue, tattling,
babbling ; -744e, a. without seam.

Popaty 8. diarrhwa.

Dap guee νῥ. -ac(ah 2. belly-ache,
pain in the bowels; colick, gripes;
—gacgubld quid va.to bend forward;
—ifoqey a. with hollowed streets.

GapbS, κοΐ va. to dig, to hollow, to
ditch, to excavate, to hollow out; to
sap, to undermine ; to engrave, to
notch, to jag; - σώζων» to tear out the
eyes. (menian chasuble).

Φυρῥμω o.open in front (the Ar-

Dophs 8. γί"

Qapdt,y or f 5. trial, test, proof,
attempt; specimen, sample; experi-

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ence, proof; endeavour, undertaking,
enterprise, expedient; trial, adversi-
ty, misfortune; temptation ; proba-
tion; a. experienced, expert, practis-
ed; approved, tried, pure; δ —a ad.
by or from experience; βνῥωων --» 8
hard trial ; μονα αὔχω εἴν ony —, OXPCTieNce ;
pliusghwwhuwt —, physical experiment;
-ad_ncukw, , taught by experience;
εἶνε, -. to be experienced, versed,
exercised; 4-- wakney, — fpopdk;, ᾧ --
dinwhuk;, to experience, to make an
experiment of, to attempt, to make
attempts, to try, to assay, to prove,
to experiment; ῥ᾽ -- wphwbb,, to put
to the trial or test, to torture ; — pay
ἐξ, {épumfs, to renew an attempt,
to make a new effort; ῥὶ ἡ δρϑβν — dia_
mnegwik, git, to put to the final
proof; f diwsne — gay, to prove death,
voluntarily to encounter death; 2.
ἴτε" ἦν cals emf qa «sn. qopacl(Fl ὧν » Are
menia was the first to feel his strength;
z tap - Sasha frufs Easy Law, he was put
to a new trial; Sexe oon bs 00s 0. ἔνε. pi Δ Δ
- dasne, even the righteous were in
mortal danger; φῥωνξ νη χ-- wn, well
knowing what a man he i8; ggutpy q—
wr., he was beaten; -- 5, he is ex-
perienced, he has much practice; -
oS w(F oy Ge nuke ῥ᾽ μή, gold &
silver are tried in the furnace;S. 96.

Popdwhnt a. oXperimental; empiric;
tried, proved; - σεῦ s. empiricism ;
-&fg a- tried or experienced together.

Gap tu’, wy 8 proof, assay, trial;
tentative. (tried, tempted.

Popduhohhy S. Papdwhby ; —cage A.

Popduwkp 4. temptation; evil, tribol-
ation, misfortune, disaster, mischance;
S. Dapdunt

Pap due kon s.arch-tempter, the devil.

Qapiunolwta. experimental; --ρ s.
touch-needles, assaying piece or slip;
anu, mg Q. experienced, expert; —
“να [Ὁ με“ 8. experience.

Φυνρδωρωρ 3. touch-stone.

ᾧρμάδι, kgf va. to attempt, to try,
to experiment, to make an experiment
of; to prove, to assay, to put to the
test; to tempt, to sound, to try; to
tempt, to allure, to entice; -pa un. to
be tried, tempted; to try, to endeay-
our, to seek; to be purified, refined.

Popihs, -ῖσᾳ 2. trier; tempter; as-
sayer; 8. 2 ΕἾ.

onk

Qapdach 2. temptation; misfortune,
calamity ; * -- 2.%£,, to be tempted to;
ὗ -- uaphatk;,, nmiky , to lead into
temptation; μωηΐίδδι, —(26, to resist
temptation; μωνηΐϑῥι. pukat, ῥ -(E,
to succumb to temptation.

Dapet, bs. L.w. forum. (bellow.

Papawuwd Or mbt un. to roar, to

Dapamf ν “16. προ ps ans ἔτ “ἢ δ. entrails,
intestines, bowels, guts; pith, heart,
kernel; -whkaey a. intestinal.

Dopreuwds, πα 8. hollow, cavity, ex-
cavation; notch, score, hole; - f&_
paz the ventricles or cavity of the
brain; -2. fy a. hollow. (tion.

apni: 8. hollowing out, excava-

Papocpup 8. 8tole. (groove.

Popp, wy 8. ditch, cavity, hollow;

Gaps 8. ὕῤζη:

*Dappraeld fet Ss. ἢσνηω ἥν εωδ να [εν .

*o.'- int. pooh! fie! fie for shame!

Prefs, -- ὦ ad. hastily, soon; — — ssn.

ué,, to rend, to tear in pieces.
QocfPupwt a. speedy in speech,
quick speaking; - δι, £gf un. to speak
too fast, & too indistinctly; -pup 8.
Poe(Pumku ; τοῖν a. pressing, impor-
tant, desirable; -jrcp a. quick-eared;
fg. intelligent, sharp-witted ; —Qusd” a.
earnest, diligent ; -a%fa.swift of foot.
Dnel[F unl, Ck rd ν ε΄ OF wafip un. to
make haste, to hasten, to be quick,
eager, to hurry; to strive, to endeay-
our; to be diligent, to apply oneself
to; s-, to be slow, not to hurry, to
take one’s time ; pac(Puynd wntby
αὐ ἢν, to do anything in a hurry; po
(ui, quick! make haste! pocftus, Lp
ayenf, come down quickly ! pass ἴδω
ipoe(Fuyp, he dreamed of nothing else
than ooo yuypls acre cee 72 afreve[P- να at.
my chief desire is to; Bx. qbreyeg. ae
ἰδ ων" εἴ» be. hunnuplugh »& how δ 1
straitened tillit be accomplished!
Pac (Pudiug a. hastening death ;
causing death quickly ; -dmesmy a.
forgetful, oblivious, of short memory;
—huhf, -yk«a ad. in haste, hastily, di-
ligently, promptly, rapidly, quickly,
800N ; -ϑωΐ a. diligent, eager, careful,
attentive, studious; -ufppe a. eager,
impatient, in haste; -g.4% s. haste,
eagerness, ardour, zeal; -geequtbd”
va. to make haste, to hasten, to urge,
to solicit, to accelerate, to dispatch,
to expedite; -goeghs a. urgent, earn-

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est; -cop a. diligent, careful, attent-
ive, heedful. [quick, speedy, prompt.

Qac[Pham a. very diligent, active,

DaelInds Palin 8. Dre [F-whiushf-
Dore [Fuser [ᾧ,»ε wayln.

Φᾧ,. (δε Ss. Pre [9 ἡ σε. 3 -ἰδ 8 δ.

Qn, 4. crumbling, falling, fall; ast.
wane; -ρν ruins, rubbish; ὁ -- ash.
to ruin, to destroy, to crumble; £ -
guy, to goto ruin; prewpt fp — &, tho
moon is waning.

Pocjnu 8. Gr.w. smoke ; a. smoky.

Po.fs,-p a. friable, crumbling.

Poe7d a. soft, damp, moist.

Poeiag. S. Ueceey ass ony κω.

πε S. σα.

Paid), fish 4“. root or stalk ; bunch,
nosegay, bouquet; — 4p4”k%, bouquet,
girandole, crowning-piece; -# soph.
Ὅς. to make a nosegay.

r es thong 8. thorn, spine, prickle ;
bol. thistle ; mus. an Armenian note (“);
- d4u%, bone, fish-bone; — yom,

crown of thorns.

ᾧ γε ρωνῥ ἐρεῖν » ag §. Pers. w- body-
guard, satellite, life-guard; - gene:
guard-house.

Paint, powt 5. oven; bake-house;
kiln; Sesh pass, kiln-hole; -- Sung.
gopsf,, baking-oven ; — Arapaduda:
Dutch oven; - Smuupushurg » COMMOD,
parish oven; - funhwhkpagls » kitchen-
range ; — fslbayoquiwh , economical
stove, soup-kitchen; -- (γεν σρᾧ »brick-
kiln; — gp6;b, portable oven; port-
able air furnace; f -- or, fast, in the
oven ; Pénneywtb; y-. to heat the
oven, to charge, to fill; smaphabby ῥ
-z, to put in the oven; ὃ. (4.

ἘΦ εκ (9. s. misshapen loaf:

i ’ tfincy a. rotten, putrid, spoil-
ed; s. rottenness, corruption, putre-
faction ; -- ssnushishg » caries, cariosity;

ᾧ κε urhuy 8. caravanserai.[S.uwd-

®repe 5. broken piece, bit, ehip,
splinter, fragment; - gaameny, shear
ings or flue of linen or cloth, stuff,
hards. [law-suit.

Qoepufy s. Pers. w. process, action,

Qneppacqhuy 8. poorpoozna, (kind
of grapes).

ᾧπερ.» sppng 8. Pers. w. breath, wind;
intestinal gas, fart, wind, flatulency,
windiness ; swelling, puffiness ; fy.
turgidness, bombast; -- Suajepmocfk,
gust or fit of pride; wtdeye -- , noise-

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less fart, fizzle, foist ; -ὦ mpduhb,.
Subk, τῶν to fart, to let a fart, to
break wind; (νων) to fizzle, to
foist; — wpdushog »farter; fizzler,foister.

Pocpupus 4. bot. fuchsia; -- Spputlr
gal, — coccineas

Paupes feng 8. bellow, pair of bel-
lows; mech. blast, blast engine ; mus.
bag-pipe; bot. follicle, seed vessel; --
déawg , snapper bellows ; wsupq -
single bellows; — guyphewy, smith’s
or forge bellows; -- &p¢&5nuf. organ-
bellows; -- 4p4fu Saqdmd{. double bel-
lows.

Pofngeuhp 4. palliation, relief, sol-
ace; -gkid", kgf va. to palliate, to re-
lieve, to lighten; -gfs a. palliative,
easing.

Daprfe a. alternate, mutual, reci-
procal; ad. alternatively, by turns,
mutually, reciprocally.

Paipnfuushwt a. changeable, vari-
able, changing, mutable, varying, in-
constant; restless, unsettled, unstead-
y; transmutable, alterable; -ac{#f 9.
variability, mutability; transmutabili-
ty; —hh S. Φνῥον ad.

Dapofuudpw a. fickle-minded, fickle,
unsteady, unsteadfast, inconstant,vol-
atile; -diene(2h 4. fickle-mindedness ,
fickleness, inconstancy.

Papofubjp a. subject to change,
mutable; transmutable.

PafnfelS , κοῦ va. to change, to
alter, to turn, to convert, to vary, to
modify, to permute, to transform, to
transmute.

Paipofups 8. changer, modifier.

Diupofunc(§ or iti 8. change, mu-
tation, alteration, variation, conver-
sion, permutation, transformation ,
transmutation ; change, vicissitude,
turn; commutation; season; Paha.
dackp “ων ἔν ἡ. εν ἢ, ils ’ tropic; - ει ατε. κε» Toy ?
tropology, allegory.

Apes pote phe. prchy Qa. little,
small ; few; inconsiderable, trifling ;
minor; — /zs.— df, s0mewhat, a little;
papa fife, in few; almost; yhoo ῥα...
Lore» «αἴ ῥπρσε. δῆ. δι - bus ὴ
shortly after, in a short time, shortly;
bo opnpocum , from small matters; ῥ
spnpeet, in small things; f papacuen
OF fappecum, in infancy, yet young;
---. μεσ. - —, (page of πεν wn. fe -
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degrees, insensibly ; - οὖ pun,
shortly before; — df bea he, — dhew
feu, — fis’ Ee, little was wanting,
there was little wanting to, almost,
nearly ; -- ἴδεν ἔπε be ων, 1 was
very near falling in ; — sf bess srsssese_
bb ary ἐμ, ming bf, my feet were near
sliding; - frus. Φεω εἴων les ἀωρζ ων ἘΞ te
fie [F-nefy yusa. to hold as trifies, to
consider as insignificant; f ῥπρπεῖο
yuphuy Suyf,,to stand upon trifles,
to lay much stress upon things of no
importance; 8. Pig, Gas, &c.
Pappwpwt a. low-speaking; -a(ah
δ. low expression; —gf/z a. cheap, of
little value; -gyncfs a. small-headed ;
—gajt a- smaller; minor; —4% a. small-
eyed; —Susee a. short-sized, short,
little; -4egf a. pusillanimous; impa-
tient, hasty ; -ῴση πε (δ 5. pusillanimi-
ty ; -vbw, a. of short duration, transi-
tory; - Sinnld-frts Ss. Pappusngne [3h 5
~hul 8. Dapphutrul; —ghr uy a. pink-
eyed ; -amwp a. NATTOW; —waheuwh ΟΥ̓
wnkufy a. of small size, little; —gasgqus
LES ὃ. Dapphwgacgwikds > “999 8.
microscope ; ¥-. op δ. ed —puslusl
a. retailing ἢ SU μυχῶν. & Uf ccs Σίλαν κε. scr pees «
Qagpkd, kop va. to shave ; to trim,
to cut the hair; -- gé4pu fey. to cut
one’s hair, to have the hair cut.
rep bh. phat. phackp , funy a. Very
little, quite small, tiny, wee, slender,
scanty, petty, slight; minor.
Qagrhutiuad, ayes UN. to grow less
or shorter, to shorten, to become
smaller, to be lessened, diminished, to
decrease. (degrees.
applagnegutéSva. to render less,
to make smaller, to shorten, to lessen,
to decrease, to diminish ; to extenuate.
Φιργᾷσε (9 } 4. littleness, smallness,
tenuity, diminution, decrease, lessen-
ing; extenuation. :
Pappegf a. pusillanimous ; short-
witted, shallow, weak-minded ; light,
easy; e&ax -- light burden; -- αν»
to lighten, to lessen, to ease; -φνείδ ἢ
s. lightness, slenderness; pusillanimi-
ty; low-mindedness, baseness, coward-
Papgrac(ah δ. Φι ρυέπε(9}- [liness.
ᾧΦ, δ, kgf una. to blow, to breathe;
to swell, to inflate; to expire; to die;
S. σεῦ δ Neb; Saqilt ofrst , the wind
blows.

esn

ᾧ kyncgwht-Sva. to blow, to swell.

Dsnquhwh a. Wind; - bacaguputp ἢ
wind-instruments.

P3nciH s. blowing, breath.

ἘΦ ες; 8. blow-pipe.
*Psnp δ. Φε χες.

Dn wig or Ῥζ, 446} Qe L. w. frank,
' French; European ; wqgt -wy, the
Franks, (German tribe who conquer-
ed Plaats [ber of ἃ curia.

canny, wy S. Gr. w. φοάτωρ, meéem-

ᾧ.Δ 8. 0.6.6". [ness, distraction.

Pakifim, wy 8. Gr. w. frenzy, mad-

Papipawd un. to boast, to become
haughty, insolent, to fume, to puff, to

Pafpeguwyfpa.s.Phrygian. [chafe.

Prey wh ἡ δ. baker, oven-keeper.

Dang wil ° wap, Patsk dl, ’ bof un. to
eneeze ; to cry, to bellow; to neigh.

*Deang β 8. cloth, table-cloth; -- σ΄.
quehny , altar-cloth; “ῥα -» «ον ly exo _
ἀξ, -—. to lay the cloth: punts a-,
to remove the cloth; ~a#.4 # 8. napkin.

Ἐῷα πων, ῥ 6. kite, paper-kite.

Puwdnw 4. Gr. w. psalm.

Pow{ ms wg 8. Gr. w. psalmist.

Pubtuw 5. Gr. w. fig-insect, cynips,
gall-insects.

Pufpw(t 4. Grow. mat, rash-mat;
~wynpd 8. mat-maker; —é.0, a. made
of mat; woven with rushes; -ν s.
small mat; tissue of rushes.
᾿ Dufeud sf 4. vomit; gneb qumtay f
- bcp, the dog returns to his vomit.

P.pbw, kgf vna. to vomit, to cast
or throw up, to puke, to: spew; -&.
grguilS ya. to cause to vomit; —&.
35.902. a. VOmitive, emetic ; χα, ὅτ — med.

efunci 8. vomiting. [puke, puker.

Pumus gh a. pronounced on the
a) ta tongue.

“ωνη γε 8. boi. pistachio-tree,

Qumncy, angry 8. pistachio.

ων οἷ, a. corruptible.

Paks, kgf va. to rot, to let rot, to
corrupt, to render putrid, to putrefy
to spoil; - or

PnbS, kguy un. to rot, to become
oF ἦν rotten, to be corrupted, spoil-
C05 Pinky ρων δῶν carious tooth.

_ SangkS, Egh va.to pinch, to test the
ripeness of fruit.

Dunne [PF μεν 8. 8. Dacm; - wal & peasy ἢ
caries, cariosity ; - wsgny, brown
rust, cariosity.

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oro
Dp uihy Or bh, wa 8. 8. @awbg ; frank
(10 pence).

Ppgqache. 8. Pers. w. child, boy.

Dp (δ sbpd, ἴδω, διε. ἔξ ὦ vn. ἴο be
detached , broken, to break off, to
come off. [en part, bit, fragment.

Pp(Pncws, oy 8. detached or brok-

Oplenegqutbid, gl va. to -detach, to
separate, to take away; -- qawoac_

δωΐ,, to unglue, to unsolder; -
quké nt, to let fly an arrow; - qpbek.
πων» to unnail, to unhook; -- χορ.
ων. to unchain, to unfetter, to un-
shackle. (faggots.

Ppp, bg s.Gr.w.dry brushwood,

Dd cake, S& assy δέει ΟΥ̓ Sacgh ay
vn.to be detached, taken away, to
escape, to break away, to shake off,
to get rid of; 8. Bfpasawh -

Dpdacquwikd, at va. to detach, to
save, to deliver, to free, to set free.

Pphwanpd . «og a. salutary ; s.saver,
deliverer; redeemer, saviour; -&/
va. to save, to redeem; -ac(eh 3. de-
livery, redemption. [ wholesome.

Pphuwhwut a. redeeming, salutary ;

Ophat 8. Ophutte; -wh, & a. offer-
ing oneself as ransom for others.

Oph whoecnpedt, kgf va.to deliver or
save by means of ransom, to redeem;
S. Usadhing » [redemption.

Dphwtwenpoc[tfen 8. ransoming ,

Pphatp 8. ransom, price of redemp-
tion ; ransoming ; redeeming, deliver-
ADCO 5 — Lard fs, prepayment, postage.

Pphupwt s.means of salvation; of

Φρζωε kes S. Pprhwshet -[redemption.

Ppkbd, δον va. to save, to deliver,
to liberate, to redeem.

Ophhs 8. Saviour, Redeemer, saver,
liberator ; [Pere ὦ ἢ reste or Bnewhabak
Φ ἐν, christian era.

Opgoc(h 2. salvation ; liberation,
recovery, deliverance , redemption;
ransom; — or <p, -ἰϑξην, gas -Αἷ,
victim, peace-offering ; -wpkp, -#-.
gaps a. salutiferous, causing health,

ᾧ »ζ.5-ι δ, Ss. Pphaclah . [salutary:

Pphsuhwt a. Saviour’s, Redeemer’s.

ᾧπερ. fipag 4. froth, foam, scum;
slaver, drivel; — o%wnf, soap-lather;
- diy ebpky, to froth, to foam; f
pug wala, or panties q-u to skim,
to scum, to despumate.

Op fpegt, a. covered with foam or
froth, frothy, foaming; - «hp» foam-

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ing billows; -;by a. full of foam, foa-
my, frothy ; -&$% a. born of sea-foam
(Aphrodite) ; -ζωΐ a. spumous; —Su%,
ῥ s. skimmer; slice.

Debpwdls phat, mgay, Opfpwtuad,
ew glu un. to foam, to froth, to spume,
to mantle; to slaver; — ox%wnf, to
lather. [foam-like.

Dpppwmtuwk a. resembling froth,

Dpfpéo$bee a. aphriceronous.

OpfptS, Egh va. to cause to froth,
to cover with foam; un. 8. Qyuppred’:
— wn. henge (FE , to foam with rage,
to fume with anger. [Mra

Op fp&t, ῥ 2. bot. portulaca; 8. Ux

ppptpwfe a. foaming-mouthed ,
slobbering , slavering, drivelling; --
kpfdeao, foaming courser or steed.

pap bk gacgubbd S. PppptS va.

Orhell 8. Opppud.

προ αἴ, ἐσ} OF wgf un. to spout or
blow water from the nostrils.

O,%0-(21 s. inutility , uselessness,
bad quality ; bu¢. rust or blight of trees.

Danek, ghey a. bad, useless, vile, ab-
ject, despicable; bot. carious, rotten.

Ppuf or pb a. windy, flatulent.

pevohp 8. artery.

PpwS un. to hiss; - or

DpuwtwdS, πη un. to swell, to be
swollen; fg. to be puffed up, elated,
to grow proud, to be swollen with
pride, to take a pride in one’s success-
es, to be bloated with pride & pre-
sumption.

πὰ 7: ; Dp usgae δ, δ. swelling, infla-

tion ; fg. puffiness, wind, pride, vanity.

Mpargesgqubh J ya, to bloat, to swell,

to inflate ; fig. to puff up, to swell, to
elate 5 -a.gfs a. windy, flatulent.

Pe ἢ ippip » Mesa Yar gy 8. shaft, ar-
row, dart, javelin; ᾧ pht be wha £
~%, the arrows are beyond thee.

Pengncacyy u. swollen, bloated, in-
flated, puffy, turgid, high-flown, fus-
tian, bombastic, emphatic.

Ppne th S. Ppwkp.

Ppncang S. Dpagncany e

Ῥ (ké) gé s. the thirty sixth letter
of the alphabet, & the thirtieth of the
consonants ;.p,%, nine thousand; nine
thousandth. bu ES css pe ke pe, aha gts
| Ly acs εἶν cays es ὧν ᾿ (hu Et aarp afer | nd. ae
“9 0 be fb pli) » lam Ipe & Ké, the
beginning & the ending, (Iam Alpha
& Omega, the first & the last).

— Itis sometimes changed for the
letters g. &. fv; for example: S£e-
Seq (Aunpsbh-[dugshy;, Swupbs-Suss_
ky mquenply-aywuhhy }ὺ θιρωωρ-,,
faces case , Labpkp—) nasfeup

— The Greek y is changed by us
into p » a8 Χριστος -δρῥωώννο.

‘Popes int. I say! holla! hallo!

“Pusserp &. circle, orb.

Pod» fg sf. bitch ;8cylla; a. female.

“Prod ure ταῖν. ag Q. castrated ; ge
eunuch.

Puwdpop 8. med. mange, dog-itch.

‘Pol, p a. unsewed, ripped, disjoin-
ed, separated ; s. separation.

‘Pubs, kgf va. to undo, to unmake,
to untie, to loosen, to unbind, to de-
tach; to disjoin, to disunite, to dis-
solve, to resolve; to destroy, to de-
molish, to beat down; to take to
pieces, to take asunder, to dismount;
— ghwplk wt. to unsew, to unstitch, to
rip Up; — gSfevkut, tO unweave, to
unravel; - gqpbafbu , to unpack; -
qpupds,to dislocate, to put out of
joint, to disjoint ; - guqgkpu,to make
hip-shot, to dislocate one’s thighs;
- qnp yultnangs to depose from the
throne ; - geup& buds, to part, to se-
parate, to sever; gif pushbyry «τος
Lpyt, the holidays being finished. (&c.

Puffs a. destroying; 5. destroyer,

‘Puwhnquhet a. destructive.

Pwkop, oy 8. animal excrement, or-
dure ; -- apfeny, cow-dung, Manure.

-τῳἌ ὦ πὰ oe ee ee es κι.

PU,

Pushnewd , vy or f s. dissolution,
rupture; unsewing, rip; a. unsewn,
ripped. [ling, solution, enodation.

‘Pushne iti 8. S. Pash ors Th | unravel-

‘Pivhocesn ’ “Pees hy arte pf a. dissoluble,
dissolvable; destructible.

Phot dS, κοΐ va. to undo totally, to
decompose, to destroy; to dissolve;
to divide, to separate ; -- δ fp efrusrasy ,
to lose one’s renown.

δω ζω; a. destructive ; 8. destroyer.

βωξζων». (ἢ Or nah 8. dissolution,
decomposition, separation , rupture,
destruction, total ruin. |

Pur wbeny, fy 4. priest, clergyman.

Purhwituyegnpe a. officiating; - ων
_va. to consecrate; to ordain priest;
πρεΐ s. consecration; -(@w 8. priest’s
funeral ; -4.0% a. sacerdotal, priestly ;
—g, priests ; -4fg s. brother-priest ,
colleague ; Hud, ugexy un. to take or-
ders, to become or to be ordained
priest ; to perform the duties of priest;
-gybien, wg 8. high priest, chief priest;
pontiff; hierarchy ; - 2 amddiey , soVer-
eign pontiff; — eng bs oan cos ξεν ad. pontific-
ally ; may least A. pontifical 5 πως
wl, Egh un. to be or become high
priest or pontiff; to perform the du-
ties of pontiff; -ajbunne(Fh 4. dignity of
a high priest, pontificate; hierarchy ;
Lo ad. like a priest, sacerdotally ;
-(ωρ»ε [Pf s. sacerdotal order or func-
tion; -fwt 8. temple, charch, holy
place; priest’s residence; *-gne» ug
8. Qe atmgpbyh ; —gneguhbds va. to or-
_ dain priest. [office.

Ὅμως steal, kgf vn. to hold priest’s

Pras ateyne fd s. priesthood; hier-
archy ; —n<4f s/f. priestess.

Pw sks S. δωωι hel

Ὅωη, fy 8. he-goat, goat; bot. weed-
ings ; — Sabb, S. “Presses cute oss “ε- ἢ» ἔν of

«»ἡῳ δ OF gant 8. mat.

Purged oy ΟΥ̓ Sune 8. collection, com-
peudium , anthology ; chem. extract,
spirit; a. collected, compiled.

δῬωηωξ, wy 8. young kid.

δωηγως οὖν s. weed-hook; -- πῦρ,
va. to weed, to hoe, to pluck up weeds;
fig. to scan, to sift, to pick out, to se-
lect, to choose ; —S4qdayq sbupt un. to
be choked by weeds. [timber.

*Poqut 4. log of wood, beam of

uyup, wg & town, city; S. fr
geucnphuy, Yoyp; fb τὸ - 0, 5 - uy τῶ

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FU,
-Ρ -ἰν. in every city or town, every
where; -£ ῥὶ -- ν from one town to an-
other ; apni ρει, B «Ὁ. out of town;
plushbse -ἰν towns-people, towns-folk;
ep2Xurh , “ες Πιωΐν —p, township.
waupupkrg. 8. place, fortress; -
phwh s. townsman, inhabitant of ἃ
town, citizen, cit, burgess ; — ,b%b,, to
live in a town; -gfey or gkq 8. small
town, village; market town, borough;
—giun a. s.politician, statesman ; és.
[εὔωνον - great -} πάξων» (2 Ὁ ὃ. po-
litics, polity; τανε s. mayor, city
magistrate; —gpef/ un. to be naturaliz-
ed δ —gounk 8. city-gate ; -Sagad. ae
composed of all the towns-people; s.
public meeting; popular assembly; -
gthkpoelth society ; - ζω, a. civil, po-
litical, civic; citizen ; 8. Pasquspasdenp 5
8. politics; -fstnac{#h 8. policy, polity;
S. διωωγυιρωιορας δ δ: -ἀῤρί or bel? Ty
a. civilized ; —£fg a. of the same town;
8. fellow-citizen, fellow-townsman ; --.
ipl? ξιΓ va. to civilize; -4e[Foch 4. civ-
lization; - σε s. fellow-citizenship;
—diage 8. Waypanpequng Ὁ —~Saspanneloh t-
civil war; war between city & city;
-JE9 5. the centre or chief square of a
city 9 —dnep ὃ. fortified town; yeapenp
a. built with taste, embellished; =
3. Pusqupwhwh; <p» citizens, towns-
people; - ων", «σους un. to become 8
town ; to be peopled like a town; -3
s. towns ; —Zpum a. town-like; —eplt
ad. politically ; -γέτονε(ϑ s. civic order,
police ; —eyard , avy policeman ; ~ayker.
wg δ. governor of a town; chief mag-
istrate or mayor Of a town; -sybam.
puts. town-hall; -wfmoch 4. mayor-
alty ; -nne, wg s. conqueror of a city;
-vkp a. loving one’s native place, pa
triotic; -qup, wy a. political; civil,
polite, courteous, mannerly; -ἰρε τ,
kgf. -φωρῥαῖ, kguy un. to behave well,
to conduct oneself honestly; to rule
with wisdom ; -dapac(?h 4. behaviour;
policy ; police; good breeding, civil-
ity, urbanity, courtesy, politeness, af
fability ; - 4&%«9, personal conduct;
wsheuing peo —, unimpeachable morality
or integrity; Sayegh, —. deep po-
licy; -wnep 8. betrayer of the city,
traitor; -9b 4“. 9 gh wey ἃ. of the samé
country; s. townsman, citizen, bur-
gess.; =p» towns-people, —-folk ; -σι-
gutb f va. to make like a city ; -εὖρ 4

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town destroying ; -enpac/(2h s. civility,
politeness; honesty, virtue.

‘Pusqepft δ. small town.

Purquphbb wy ,&pry s.pl.small towns.

“Pro quprid pis ad. with all the inhabit-
ants.

Puequpapd 8. wall of a town, forti-
fication, rampart; interval between
two lines of defence.

“Paar μιωῦ, «og ὃ. Gr. w. galbanum ; =
ὄρει bf, transparent —.

‘Purgy bevy, gk fg s. Chaldean ; caster
of nativities ; astrologer, soothsayer ;
—gkuwhut a. Chaldaic, astrological ;
—qbheapkt ad. in Chaldee; -ghugh a. s.
Chaldean; ~g. the Chaldeans; -2é_
wep 8. judiciary astrology, horoscope,

διωηδ wh a. born of a goat.[nativity.

Pwo7tS, bgp va. to gather, to gather
together, to collect, to assemble, to
amass; to draw, to extract; to pick,
to pluck up, to take away; -- σαν»
ἀπε ὩΣ acpnep, to keep in suspense, to
amuse, to keep at bay; -- pute > ab.
gute περπερ. to catch something out
of one’s mouth; fig. to get cunning-
ly into the confidence of one, to ob-
tain his secret surreptitiously ; ψάενωωε.
agh 7g Pele ῥ ων, he began to
faint away; p20 bt peogh, my life is
consuming; ὃ. Puhag. Ke.

Peg lP tose, &C. ΓΝ &e.

διωηρρί ᾿ τρίθ»η ὅ. tripe 5 ἡωλίωκπ esx
hag puyrltf, tripe-stall. [ius.

‘Pusqhbantfil s.calcedony, calcedon-

Psy 4 wtb f ya. 8. “Pury Sabb S ; - db_
aep, to handweed.

fwqeg, f s. the fifth month of the
ancient Armenian calendar , ( Dec. -
Jan. ). (abstract, epitome.

‘PusgawSyp 8. extract, abridgment,

‘Pusqeut 5. earthen dish. . [ler.

Pease ey (0 [F c00 of ex Kes ne. ΓΝ tripe-man, --sel-
‘Pwqo (Pk, a. tun-bellied.

‘Pugs. ey or fs. hunger; a. hungry;
= tr | ᾽ acd ahh ῃ ass te St ass ps fits ᾽ viol-
ent, canine, ravenous appetite or
hunger; yoegsy g-» to excite, sharp-
en or quicken the appetite; —fpe Sup.
4Zatf,,to be hunger-beaten, to be or
feel hungry ; ole ru. casts by wan. -ἷν, to
starve, to die of starvation ; Sessrhus_
uk, q-, to stay or satiate hunger.

ayguhent a. where starvation is

“Prasenygy eertecaeel 8. Purp ghaede (felt.

“Preeronsycase.crye , gh ary Qe hungry ἢ starv-

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ing, famished. [person, greedily.
“1.5 bs puss precoys ad. like a famished
“Precsny beer!” Ss. Prangtereot
‘PungkgnregwhbJS va. to cause hun-
ger, to famish, to starve.
δινησίξδη .p s.med. cancer, gangrene,
mortification ; impetigo, moist tetter.
‘Purggtae, gk oss ’ hoary yn. to feel
hungry, to be hungry, famished; fg.
to hunger after, to thirst for, to be
greedy of, thirsty or eager for.
155.» oy & Must, MEW Wine; —a_
gy a. fall of or drunk with new wine.
Purygnc kip a. sweet; gentle.
‘Purggne (Fh Or νεὔ 4. hunger.
‘Purggaegastel S 8. διυησδ πε αὐ ξ .Γ.
Pusqgy ΠΩ “περ , gqrebg a. sweet,
delicious; mild, pleasant, agreeable,
charming, amiable, affable, dear, be-
loved; s. sweetness, honey ; -- or—gache
ad. sweetly, softly, gently, pleasantly,
nicely; — SuyhyecwS.p, mild looking;
- phucapnel(t fet, go00d-temperedness;
- μώπρν gentle manners; — yfpumwl,
leasing remembrance; -- ξ whuwhky,
It is pleasant to see;- ξ ty, it iva
pleasure for them to; - & fied, I
should like ; - Ep εἴτα ων ἔτ usiely » we
Saw with pleasure. -
διυησ (2 exe gress Secs fy a. bearing sweet
wine; -pw#% a. sweet-spoken, mealy-
mouthed, smooth-tongued; flattering ;
—puioc} s.3sweet tongue, kind things,
honeyed, fine or soft words, flatter-
ing discourse, flattery, wheedling,
blarney ; -“ωρ ad. sweetly, softly,
gently, mildly ; —puypen a. honey-
tongued; sweet-voiced, melodious]
singing; —-pupey a. sweet- or good-
tempered, affable, condescending ;
—pupneh 4. good-temperedness, mild-
ness, meekness ; -pkyp a. bearing
sweets, producing agreeable fruits;
-pop a. sweet-smelling, odoriferous,
sweet-scented, fragrant; —po./. a. mel-
lifluous, sweet; -,fg a. full of sweet-
ness; -zecp a. agreeable, sweet to the
ear; gentle, docile, submissive; —/racat
a. mixed with sweetness, sweet; mild,
soft, temperate ; - puwip , honeyed
words; -fArmwatnc(#h 4. temperature ;
-fapdt a. agreeable to the taste, sweet
to the palate; -frou OF frouph a. speak-
ing or singing sweetly, sweet, har-
monious, tuneful; 8. Puqypwpet; —_
Swyb a. adorned with fine flowers ;
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PULA,

-3 eu a. Spread or sprinkled gently;
—hwh a. sweet; -fwrlw a. purling,
murmuring gently ; -ν a. sweet-eyed;
—4af a. sweet-tasted, savoury, deli-
cate, delicious; Sader a. sweet, de-
mure, affable, obliging, complaisant,
kind; -4.deeh 8. savouriness, relish;
—Suylwg a. wild-looking; fine, grace-
ful; -φύξωξ Or Susfe% α΄ soft-sounding,
harmonious ; Sau a. flowing gently;
—Juyb a.3weet-voiced, melodious, tune-
ful, musical ; -- pw ppwnnd, melodious-
ly ; —duytne (oh s.sweet voice, melody,
harmony, euphony, music; —(Phesdp
fepad, by his harmonious voice; —gf
a. well tuned, harmonious 5 —2iw2%uhs
a. gently beaming; —Awwh 8. Pas
Spe φεμαῖ:
Ῥω ησρωΐ s.chem.glycium, beryllium.
Preee pg prestocas al, aso erry UN. to become or
grow sweet, mild; fg. to soften down,
to relent 5 - Ὁ or -ῤρς pad 2.
sweet, gentle sleep; --ῥεδ s. grape
sugar; -% 9, a. spreading a subdued
light ; -twcmg a. causing harmonious
chants to be heard; -ya:%3 a. gently
blowing ; ταν a. flattering, de-
CeiIVIDg ; yup” wp s.80ft eyes, gentle
glance ; -4£« ad. sweetly, gently, soft-
ly 5 τονε, a. bearing or producing
pleasant fruits ; --ωξρ a. fond of sweets;
—ufeg or ubp S. βωησρω πεῖς; -afid 3.
chem. gelatine sugar ; -- οὗν a. brought
up tenderly, in delicacy, delicate;
-que%wn 5. confectioner 5 -mkhs a.
sweet & desirable (sleep); --ανδω or
wkuf, a. fine-looking, graceful, hand-
80MeC ; —wncp a. given with gentleness,
by fair means (order); -pawp a. pro-
ducing sweet things; —gocguwikd va.
to sweeten, to render sweet; med. to
edulcorate ; fig. to soften, to temper,
to calm, to allay ; -- σε ύς a. soothing,
demulcent, emollient; med.edulcorant;
-.bif 8. sweets, comfits, preserves;
pect a. of sweet sleep.
Purqgpb 8. Pressey g gr Ἵν ed °
Φωησρ δὰ a. sweet. (hallelujah.
wyspipgoch s.sweetsong, melody,
anspt a. sweet, benign, dear,
Pw qsp fn s.chem. glycerine.[darling.
Purnggpaeld fer ὃ. sweetness, suavity ;
saviour ; softening ; gentleness, affabi-
lity, meekness, amability, benignity,
amenity, urbanity; -ἰ(ξ ad. sweetly,
softly, gently, mildly; - oft f Su.

740

PUB

ἀξ kyutk, ἃ smooth tongue draws
even the serpent out of his hole,
(gentleness is better than force).

‘Puqgpneunyy a.teaching with gentle-
ness ; pleasant to learn.

ων vy 8. juice; gravy; jelly.

‘Pusdivl » wg & back, back-bone,
spine; -wpkh , —whawap a. broken-
backed, hipshot; fig. cast down, cowed,
craven, dismayed; -aw#fayr a. humped,
hump-backed.

Ῥω ως pup ad. scornfully, disdain-
fully, slightingly; - ων a- contempt-
ible, despicable.

Ῥω πως ορ s. contempt, scorn, dis-
dain; -he wahk dS OF

Ῥω κως κι, bof va. to despise, to
scorn, to disdain, to slight, to set at
nought, to take no heed of, to make
no account of; -4é,6 a. despicable.

Pufiusf, a. scornful, contemptuous.

PudkS, &-gf va.to press,to squeeze,
to extract, to wring; to strain, to fil-
ter; to drain, to cause to flow; fig. to
exhaust, to drain, to use up, to empty;
- qpudtwh, to swallow up, to drain
the cup; - q poss Seas ly εἴ) 6 ε. αὐἴρπερ. to
drink the cup to the dregs, to swallow
the pill; - gad εἴγε. μω 4.“ tora ἦν κἱϑδι,
παωηηβν. ἴ0 drain or exhaust the rig-
ours of fate; ,spiet -, to suck, to
imbibe, to draw in; ceplimemesnep semsama
tp pull fu, he wept bitterly ; Saqdad_
—, to WiDDOW; peasdpsun. to be swollen.

*Rodh, doy 8. Wind; flatulency; 8.
2 “ηκ- (der, straining-bag.
ἀφ τιν »wy 8. filter, strainer, cullen-

OP. sar εἴγε. ὦ δ᾽ ᾿ δι περ ὃ. pressing, 00Ze,
residue; chem. residuum.

Ῥω» bg 8. pace, step, stride; — δὲ
nonfir , a foot of earth; -- ὧκ --ν - -᾿ ad.
step hy step; 47 -- -. at each step;
φιεμὴ Led id —» mile; “εν κε ἄνα γ᾽ “τωι. cae fois -. ἴο
take the first steps, to break the ice;
—u dpnfué,, to step, to Walk; be -- am
- yreglh Cul? uy! “μέν easy ose εὐ “2.
wher f pug. fair & softly goes far in
a day.

Pas purrpnfe ᾽ bg 8. motion of the feet,
step, pace, walk, gait; -4 or

Ῥω. Η kof vn. to step, to take a
step, to walk, to stride, to go.

“πο fg. -- αν al crite bs om ly ὃ. necklace,
collar, carcanet. [ety, mental trouble.

Puypuywtp 4. ὃ. Paypayn th; anxi-

Puypuybd, kop va. to dissolve, to

FU

undo, to destroy, to take to pieces;
to disperse, to break up; -- gdfan, to
dissipate, to distract; - “ἴσων ω , ἴο
chase the darkness ; -[γυη. to be dis-
solved, destroyed; to be dispersed,
spread over;— yap» to be violently
fond of.

Pisppayne PF or neh 8. dissolution,
destruction , division, separation ;
looseness ; -- #n0g, dissipation.

Pov payach a. wanton, loose, lewd.

f.u.% pr. more than, more, under,
beneath, over; as, as well as, as much
as; - ΟΡ -δί(ϑξ, - (#£ conj. that; more,
than ; οὖν —, further, beyond; os np
- qius,no one but he; anweby — σέ.
punch ke Sfiig wdp b&% ff, Tam more
than thirty five years old; gphg ph.
qgzu mJ, he choosed thee
before all the nations; agunpussen help
εἶξε re stile y — ealyusb ls, [2 opkta Seay pr bet fres ’
we are ready to die, rather than vio-
late our country’s, laws; Sannne -- gind”
wec_gs much keener than any other
sword; “προ freq (Fh ξ f ers eve_taue
τρινωὐ ὗν ας -- “τε Ὧν (Purqgunenpug ᾿
when will peace reign alike in thé
cottage & in the palace!

Piuctepup αὐ. ἸῺ how many ways ὃ

Pvt, wy 8. quantity, measure;
-agiw a. knowing the quantity ; --ω,
het a. quantitative 5 -- ὐἥνκων Γ΄, erguy UN,
to be limited in quantity ; -cap a. hav-
ing a quantity ; —£W, bof va. to assign
the quantity; to measure ; to contain,
to comprehend.

‘Piuctwif ad.in how many ways?

Puwtwhoe Ph s. quantity.

Pstrurey fr ᾿ διωϊπιυνβηων or -ἰ a.
s. Canaanite. [ferocious, fierce.

διωΐνευ εν ~-kiunh, -fh a. wolf-like,

Pte. fp» ask, wg 8. carving, sculp-
ture, chiselling, chasing; notch; ca-
MeC0 ; pupdp —wh, relief, relievo, em-
bossment.

δωνηωζως ρδν wy Sculpture ; chis-
elling; sculptured or chased object;
sculptor, carver; chaser; a. sculptur-
ed, carved, chiselled, notched; -σρ..
df s. graving-tool, chisel; -gapda(2h
s. sculpture, carving, chiselling, chas-

Pasha wh asd cy S. —guhuagngs a. [ing.

ων, kgf va. to sculpture, to
carve, to chisel; to notch, to cut.

Puy wh hs 5. sculptor, carver; chas-
er, chiseller.

ane bs εν ἢ - quan

744

Putt

PutgkS, κοῦ va. to demolish, to
destroy, to beat, to knock or pull
down, to subvert, to overturn, to ruin,
to dismantle, to rase; to ravage, to
devastate, to desolate; 3. Pug anh ble

‘Puwtefs 5. destroyer, ravager, des-
poiler. qnwilise

‘Puctancud LG | 8. ‘P whack *& Push

Pustgnek ’ plug 8. jar, large earthen
vessel to contain corn.

δωνη σε ἢ, 4. demolition, destruc-
tion, dismantling.

whi page νῷ A. 8. what, which.

Puwtgp conj. for, because, since, con-
sidering that, whereas, inasmuch as,
though.

Pubf + bry or Lary . bhp ’ bb ag a. how!
how much! ad. what ὃ how much ὃ how
many? s.quantity ; -- wigws?P how
many times? -- wauweb,!- bee! how
much more! with still more reason;
- co εἴκει ἡ εὖ how old is he? -- F ὦ εἴπΐνεω ρ
δ ὃ how long is it? -- ΟΣ by |

pugqd Sykgup! how often have we

fought! δ — mwencps? in how many
days? fp --͵’ἶν ssdonjs ? on what day of
the month ὃ ~ fos asg exo v oss ΟΣ how much
do you Owe? — givy OF puny fusXer_
afgke, how much did you sell it for?
at what price did you sell it? pustay
quégée, how much did you give for
it ? at what price did you buy it ? —
jh, 80M0; wenepu — fp, Some days ;
putt ρων, how! how much! how
often! how many times ! puwtfi gégkg_
To ed be publ of 000 HGS 2 828g Νὰ 9 how fair
ἃ how pleasant art thou! -- ghqbght
ξ snuphine(Ff | how lovely is virtue [
τἶφ, - ἠξξ δ Suypttwuppae(ih ! how
sublime is patriotism !

Piutfne(t pet ὃ. quantity.

Prvtepiqesnf ad- how many more?

‘Pst fu ’ Pwvtfgu ᾽ Prat fiyes εἰν. μων ol ad.
how many times? ρου wigan,
every time that.

Put por a. Ss. futf ἢ “ -- | Pere | —
awk, ? how much more! with still
more reason. [measure.

Pustpotne{F ft ὁ. quantity, number,

Put f opfiuwk ad- in how many man-

Puvtiuw stable. [ners or ways ὃ

Piwbat or nif ᾿ πε» ag ὅ. Gr. w. ruler,
rule, square; fig. rule, guide, model,
principle; S.Yutnt ; -whwh a. regular.

δοῦρα. aq ἃ. arith. quotient.

Φδιυῖ, "εῇ, 8. Putt

PUL

Putgetp s. hard work, hard labour.

Ὅν» «Γ᾽, &gf va.to lacerate, totear
in pieces, to rend asunder ; to separ-
ate, to detach, to ‘divide; -- gaufépu,
to bone.

‘Putgo. ἢ, s. laceration, tearing.

Pctpusnk S 8. pease scsern ἔν ed

“Past, pasys 8. Susqustg. ; -wghk p& bof va.
to take away, to snatch away, to rob,
to despoil ; —a(Pasqayq u. hiding one’s
talent; -.w<ng a. having talents ; of
the weight, or value of a talent.

Ἔω; 8. 5. δωρΣ. νι ζ πε ων. gr. 5.
᾿ Qumpe; false religion, sect; mus. 8.
ᾧτε; ; * ocd, two pounds weight; ᾧ -
e4p6,,to cause the coupling of animals.

Pub va. ὃ. Pwpyebl; *to graft, to
inoculate.

Piu.hwgans a. felt, made of felt.

Pv.h£ s. barley-bread.

*Penhne wntbd §. ἴδω) δ le

Prod 8. Ἰγω νη. δ ἡ. [builder.

δωωξ s. Pers. τυ. ship; -& 8. ship-

Pasne sore. 8. phe oss ex. κα Xeg. sas ly εὐ, .

Pusey pgusfs 8. Yssequyerg -

Pog, wg a. brave, gallant, valiant,
courageous, intrepid, valorous, man-
ful, stout, bold, daring; good, honest,
worthy; clever, excelling in, of good
abilities, fit for; noble, distinguished,
eminent; 8. hero; tutelar genius; §.
Wgduse wid? 5 ad. good, well, right, suit-
ably, very, much, very much; -- ὦ.
pehg, emperor, Cesar, Augustus ; - ᾧ
gg. Very far; very, much, much
more; huph --ν kuwph bul τι very well,
as well as can be; - Φ, that will do,
that is settled; well, very well! -- δρὶ
courage! be of good cheer! 5. Gupf,

68 OF ὁ

βωρωμωΐν, —fp_ a. well-spoken, a-
bounding in words, eloquent, fluent;
-putnc(Ffer 5. eloquence, fluency of
speech ; -εωνεῥᾷ a. happy, fortunate;
—peop ad- bravely, valiantly, courage-
ously, boldly, heroically ; -pupa.(ah
s. probity, integrity, honesty; fortune,
good fortune; -php, fg a. producin
much, very fertile, fruitful; πε
8. fertility, fecundity; -phpoct, —pkp.
ce 3. Φωδωμξρὶ —eyop a. well turned;
—pryu OF gacufh a. well sprouted, flour-
ishing ; fg. good-tempered ; well affect-
ed; -prcunc(df s. fine vegetation; fig.
good temper or nature; happy dispo-
Sition ; -aacwa. well nourished or fed,

743

FUL

Pulweustgnep a. well curled, cur-
ly-haired ; -géghgfy a. very pretty,
gracefal, charming; - εἴν a. light-
footed, nimble; —g¢ayt ad. very well;
-gapine[d fet 5. great deed, achieve-
ment, exploit, feat; -gomf a. having
the clothes well tucked up, or well
girdled round the body, agile, brisk,
active, alert, lithe.

'δωρβωυνη ρον, a. well or carefully
cultivated ;-g£e a. watching, looking
well over; —gfune(3h 8. opportunity ;
-ἃ ad. opportunely, at the proper time.

Prpequp dl, —qep, &0.8.Rufwmnsd,
&c.; -q&4 a. well warned, very clear,
plain, evident; -g&% a. well armed;
aye -, man at arms; -gubay 8. Ἄν»).

᾿ “πε -ασε. ὡρ[ ᾿ —qoewpXafourishing,

full-blown ; cheerful, brisk, joyous,
merry-looking ; -qgeegacf s. well pro-
portion; —qoch, quay> quekp: qubg a.
noble, valiant; s. hero; —goy a. very
strong, powerful, mighty; -gepo-(9§
8. vigour, valour, power.

δωρω[2 yp a. of a fine colour; -(Pacfe
a. very dark, as black as ebony ; -
φέρ. raven locks; -(@afs a. soaring
very high. {dastrious.

fut he a. very active, quick, in-

*Pwfay a. bald, hairless.

δωβιωωχωΐ a. high-breasted, broad-
breasted, robust, intrepid; -zm. a.
very good, excellent, honest, upright;
— we, honest man; -ωνε νε [ῥεῖν 8. CX-
cellence, probity, honesty; -ybqe« a.
fluent, eloquent; -,4~ a. encouraging,
inspiriting ; -- ,b46;.-« dimmnegutoly,
nw, to rouse the courage, to give
heart to, to inspirit; 8. βωρβωδράΓ;
~uv weitne,, to pluck up courage, to
take heart, to cheer up; -zépwhak a.
exhortative, encouraging ; -,be6d. δὶ.
gf va. to encourage, to give courage,
to animate, to reanimate, to invigor-
ate, to incite, to embolden, to cheer
up; -,&phS-un. to take courage, to be
inspirited ; -&p&ug » courage! be
courageous, take heart, don’t be dis-
heartened, cheer up! -,éphs a. en-
couraging; -δροείθ ῥεῖν 5. encourage-
ment, exhortation, comfort; courage;
-jrcp a. attentive, mindful, docile,
meek.

δωβωμμω ἧι. [Ὁ forte ge temperature ;
good temper; -ἰ" νωωπη 8. Paryek prod;
—fun4 a. judicious, wise, prudent ; -fewe

PUL

a. abounding in grass or fodder ; -ῥνηρ, |

όπερᾳ 2. giving or suggesting good
counsel, wise; -fnpspgac(?h 8. good
sense, wisdom, prudence; -fros, &c.
Ss. Press Peas precsts , δα.

Ῥωρωδινηβᾷ a. well blossomed, a-
dorned or ornamented with pretty
flowers, full-blown, flourishing ; -da_
thof# a. well known; well versed, ex-

ert; —S.sn. a. well timbered, abound-
Ing in woods; - δὲ a. enjoying a vig-
orous old age; -Sépnch 5. ἃ prosper-
ous or happy old age; -δ εἰδῇ s. the
having many children ; fecundity ,
fruitfulness ; -d%ec%q a. having many
children , prolific, fecund ; fruitful,
rich, fertile.

Pufushag Sa. Well prepared, dress-
ed; strong constitutioned; —Gaaqdief
s. good furniture ; strong or iron con-
Stitution; -- ζω, a. possessed, demoniac-
al; -ζωρᾳ a. well ordered, regulated,
disposed ; -ζωνᾳνείθ 4. good order,
nice disposition ; -ζωρδρεη S. Uw.
ayerpnkssf; -hipuy a. sightly, comely,
handsome; —44pqae(2h 8. sightliness,
comeliness ; —4ppl# a. well disciplined,
educated, instructed, versed or exer-
cised ; —4apeq_a. very robust, vigor-
ous, valorous; S. Pufadhg; —hnen α.
very solid, well beaten or hammered;
—hpoh a. very religious.

Pw Pur4usA%ny a. very pleasant, most
agreeable; -4Suybug a. sharp-eyed ,
acute-looking ; -Saye S. Lopusthyh ;
-ξωύχωρ a. very talented, full of in-
telligence, witty ; —Sass«#, a. of lofty
stature, tall, well-shaped ; —4u04 a.
well-eared; fertile in grain ; —4csm a.
very sharp, keen, edged; —4ew«. 8. zool.
ibis; —Juseuen a. very faithful; most
confiding ; es 8. great faith;
—Sdnew G. Very erudite, well versed,
‘skilful, very learned; s. bachelor; -
τ΄. Ἐπ. bachelor of sciences; — sh
bk, bie, to be well acquainted with,

to be a connoisseur in, to know tho-

roughly ; —Sdinnc (2h s. vast erudition,
great knowledge; - guypnc(2Ey, bac-
calaureate of sciences ; —Stu, a. very
clever, ingenious, witty; -- ,%4,, to
task one’s ingenuity, to set one’s wits
to, to exert or strain oneself; -- φύση
a. loud, resounding, very sonorous,
canorous ; -Sngf a. lively, courage-

ous, resolute, determined ; —4nq a. fer- !

745

FUR

tile, rich; τόν a. very cool, very
agreeable, fresh ; —4a.sweet-smell-
ing, pleasant, balmy, odoriferous; --
jfut,, to have an agreeable odour;
—4nun_(th 8. sweet smell, scent, per-
fume.

"Pufur dust a. sweet-voiced, euphon-
ic, harmonious, sonorous, resonant ;
~duykne[3 4. powerful or agreeable
voice; euphony, harmony ; -4f a. well-
horsed, mounted on a good horse;
skilful in horsemanship ; —d/¢ a. hold-
ing well, dexterous, clever; well-bent.

δωρωηξην a. having a strong bows
skilful in archery.

Pufudwthne (Fh s. fortune to have
good children ; -- ὧν u. lucky, happy;
—dSinwtne(2h 8. fortune, prosperity, fe-
licity ; τον, a. skilful in playing
(music); -dwpdhs a. endowed with
strength, vigorous, strong, robust;
~diupen OF diwpenp a. 8. Warlike, mar-
tial, brave soldier; -dispmac(Ffrt 8.
bravery, valour ; -df- a. sharp-witted,
very intelligent, full of wit; -dm fs a.
very shrewd; — ,{vé,. to penetrate;
-dnne{2h 4. sharp-mindedness, genius,
intelligence, sagacity-

δωρω 2 a- victorious, bright,
signal; 5. famous conqueror; <juyen a.
very clear, plain, very evident, obvi-
0US;— waktb,. to throw light on, to
clear up, to bring to light, to put in
evidence; -- ἰδ δ. to be as plain as
day, to be quite evident; qjwtqnegt
a. very bold, most audacious or dar-
ing, hardy, dauntless ; ad. boldly, dar-
ingly, hardily ; τωρ a. very suit-
able, becoming, very fit or proper,
apt, appropriate; —ywpdiupne(2h 6. fit-
ness, aptitude, right proportion ;
adaptability; harmony; yay a. full
of hope, well secured, in good hopes,
full of faith or reliance; ~cz a. en-
dowed with a good memory ; τ σειν,
@} s. great hope or assurance ; yoda
a. well disposed, very willing, very
diligent.

δωρβωδνω τ, usguy un. to set forth
one’s value or worth, to make oneself
known, to shew one’s courage or
energy, to exert one’s abilities, to
excel; -Zqud'a.wellmembered,strong-
limbed, well-shaped; -#ac% a. highly
renowned, far-famed, celebrated,very
famous; -tncboef δ. renown, celebrity.

POL 744 RUD

PP eas car 154 nas oer a. abounding in cat-
tles, full of cattle; -sgesnasem a. quite
ready 3 -αἴ po Ss. PA presets —ayka
ad. bravely, courageously, valiantly,
stoutly , resolutely ; -«ft_ a. very
solid, firm, constant; strong, robust,
vigorous; ad. stoutly, strongly, vigor-
ously ; —qiqone(Fh 8. solidity, firmness;
vigour, sustained effort, unflagging
force; -anqne(2h 8. fertility, fruitful-
ness, abundance; -sawneq a. produc-
ing much or good fruits, abundant,
fertile, fruitful. (water, irrigaous.
᾿ ωβωβοερ a. abounding in good

δωβω κίων a. very abundant; gener-
Ous, liberal; -atwpuwn ad. like a val-
jant map, gallantly, valiantly; - σα
a. very healthy, of good constitution,
sound of body, in perfect health; --

εἰν εν to be well, to enjoy health; --

angine [9 ῥεῖν 8. good health, soundness
of body, plumpness; - πᾳ a. in the
full vigour of youth, in the springtime
of life, lively, brisk, vivacious, vigor-
οὐδ; -anc a. learning with facility,
very intelligent.

δωρβωυξε. a. very black ;—wkp a. lov-
ing truly ; -sfpw o. stout-hearted,
courageous, intrepid, fearless; ad.
courageously ; —ayaeg —apenghh a. sWift-
ly pouncing or springing on; -οὐνε ἢ
8. good nurture or education ; -vbactg
a. Well nurtured or brought up; -encp
a. Very pointed,very cutting; τῶν
a. shadowy, well shaded, umbrageous;
~upnekp a. well-legged, strong-limb-
ed; “αν ἕν εἶ, ἔοῦ Ἔ “-ογεοζ, Eguy un. to
take courage, to be animated; -upp_
ον. [ὁ for 8- cOUrAage, stout-hartedness,
intrepidity.

‘PuPwdugbh a. light- or swift-footed;
τἀ διε; a. Very suitable, very de-
cent; very elegant, handsome, charm-
ing; —duwpd a. Well exercised, well in-
structed, expert, highly versed in; s.
licentiate ; ~ opkbugpmac (Fe , licenti-
ate in law; -qupéoack s. great exer-
cise,great practice; licentiate’s degree.

Ῥωβωκνξω OF mkupl a. far-seeing,
far-sighted ; fig. far-piercing ; -mbunc}
s. far-sightedness, sharp sight ; —emn4u

ΟΥ̓ “νος ἐρᾷ a. high-born, of good birth, .

noble, illustrious ; -snagdne(Ffit 8.
high birth, nobility.

Ῥωβωρῥ a.very brave, valiant, gall-
ant, valorous, courageous; —pyeue. a.

light-footed, running swiftly ; - ¢be&z-
to run fast, to gallop ; -pecbam a. in-
dustrious, ingenious, clever, skilful;
-poc(#h s. act of courage or valour,
great bravery, prowess.

PuPwgnegubtSva. to render cour-
ageous, brave, to inspire courage, to
give heart, to reanimate, to revive.

Ῥωρβιωεξων a. very brave, valiant,
doughty.

PuPussfruny a. very bright, brilliant,
splendid, illustrious, superb ; —~rara.a.
very glorious, majestic, magnificent;
~ppunne(ih s. majesty, magnificence;
—ryl? a. very diligent, active, very
quick ; -,apd a. very experienced,
δ expert. ᾿ μία

wfmpunny α. g00d preaching.[ous.

Sopa. noble, high born, illustri-

δωγεπι 2. Well boiled, overheated.

δωρδρᾳπη a.singing well, musical.

‘Pup pk a. abounding in games.

Pugh a. well cooked, well done,
done to a turn; - wns, to cook well.

Punfpt[Fwy . -βᾷ a. nimble, light-
footed, swift, quick; s. courier, ex-
press. (to understand, intelligible.

δωρενήω a, comprehensible, easy

Pufphapp a. choice, select, picked ;
- gore , choice troops, picked soldiers.

fPw~pl, od. well, very well, properly,
as it ought to be.

PuppJing a. sharp-witted, acute.

Pepoqhy, a. well loaded with
grapes; — gfif. generous wine.

Pufag Ine (Ph 8. Prnfeon "ἡ". 9 fb .

Ὅωρνρηξ a. having virtuous orillus-
trious children; good, dutiful. ous.

Pufonkmp s. pl. the brave, the valor-

Pufophap a. gluttonous.

Pupn(2f 5. valour, courage, brav-
ery, manhood, gallantry; stoutness,
vigour, force; exploit, achievement,
heroic acts; virtue, nobility, integrity;
-(2 ad. bravely, manfully, stoutly,
courageously, valiantly, valorously;
μετ}. τον ΓΘ COUFAZE ; — gregabk, , to
display courage; - τανε» to take
heart, to cheer up.

‘Pw fnege> a. fine-branched.

δωβνεδέιωζ νε [9 ῥεῖν &. dexterity. ᾿

Pw fae», -η, wg a. very intelligent,
full of wit, ingenious 5- & dmwtnche
there’s good stuff in that boy; - σεῦ
8. great intelligence, sharpness of wit,
good, happy disposition. ©

FO}

-Pesfrreonet 5. well instructed, learn-
ed; fond of science; -nc(#fek s. great
learning, vast erudition, well ground-
ed knowledge; fondness for science,
learning well.[a.keeping well the rules.

‘Pufop£t ad. bravely, courageously;

Pun» fy a. four. .

Peasee. sos prer I OF μωωρίω α. divided in four
parts; -gfp a. four-lettered ; —gyacf. a.
four-chaptered; four-headed ; -géd,
—gfdih or gfdp a. four-faced, square;
s. tetrahedron ; -(@he, -(Phekuh a,
four-winged ; -(#[@acnck 2. chem. qua-
tracide; -(#f 8. quadrireme; -ῥε. a.
8. four; —é.wbf a. four-toothed, —-tusk-
ed; -da, a. 5. quarto, 4°. [πωΐ[.

SP ΡΥ . Δ») Ue ὃ. four; ass ge easy 8. ὟΣ

Ῥω πο by casts νων ΟΣ ζωΐδνη “εὖ a. of
four cubits; -4aypghu% a. having four
strata, layers or tiers; -φδραν -ἀδρ.
abate a. having four forms; --ὧῥ ad.
in four manners Or Ways; -ζ ρα Ὁ, —_
ζπηον we a. quadrilateral; square; --
hocukwh 8. Magic square ; - ζω 5. Paw
“- ὦ ἤενε. ὗν 5 -acubd, bah va. to square;
—hacuf + any A. δ. square, - axe vedas oss »=_
root ; — Maer, -- of a number; —gae_
each 5. σεοπι. quadrature ; -- prynpwhf,
quadrature or squaring of the circle;
—4wanp a. four-volumed, in four vol-
umes; —Saynd_a.turning or rolling in
four manners ; ὗ ἘΞ boy sss tress yes ΟΣ
in all seasons ; -d4n a.four-tailed; -ἰν
a. drawn by four horses; -—dfep s. qua-
driga; —diwbwh a. gr. tetrachronous;
—dutbhwh s. necklace, collar ; -ssfss_
thoy a. having four parts; -d.sy a. of
four years, quadrennial ; -- Susdintuh
four years ; -dfybow 8. quatrillon; -ῦῥε.
a. four-wheeled ; -ἀῤε( Or tfc @ buy a.
composed of four matters or elements;
—tL4f-% a. quadrangular; 8. tetragone ;
— dutwg, cloister; -ehfpetp a. having
four angles, quadrangular; --Σσαρίθ
a. four-lipped, --pointed, --ended;
—myuenfl a. quadruple ; -aawsmkbl, ἔξ
va.to quadruple; -amsmgne(Fh 5. qua-
druplication; -- τι or Shay a. divided
in four branches (river ).

Perro eareseary ph ooels or pha.four-edged;
—steees(F foe. α. forty ; — ἦν ων fy ox ων ca 99 ay ase 4 p
8. lent; -οὐνω φυῇ a.forty-eared ; — atau
ab 2. forty-chorded or stringed ; —s%as_
th ury, Mfg, Mews, αἰνῶ a. quadra-
geuarious; of forty years; —stedueh
8. age of forty years ; —sismyers a.

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keeping lent; -utbuh, -sthphuk 8.
quarantine ; -vbbay a. forty ; -weh pape.
or alan» wg A. fortieth; -Ρ ὃ. lent;
—wbb pk wt or εν». Ub gnwbg a. all the

forty; -uipge ad. forty times; -atnp.

qguwhwt a, quadragesimal; —shop, fp 8.
forty days; —wbopk uy ; reg a. of forty
days; ~-uneh, wbfg α. forty ; Up -ps the
forty martyrs of Sebaste; Ep using
-vifg. he was forty years old; ωνεῖω
Ephae πὶ -vupe, forty two years; pe
qeuepu “τε. [Ὁ un. —wh pep ἢ forty eight cit-
108: —uned ~aneds qu μὴν prc S wh, to
break the fast once in forty days.
Recess a. quadrisyllable; —Y%e_
onal a. of four streams; “σι ass (11 bs sass 8.
ωπον [2-5 — an b asl 8. “Presser. cao be presg §
—anbufry a. four-faced ; —puyys plug ἃς
quadruped, four-footed, four-legged.
βωκδωξ, bhp α. 8. four; mus. fourth.
Pan beds. four years.
Ὅωπκ δα ly 8. dozen.
Pub pwhe a. four-coloured.
Punfys ad. four times.
‘Pusenife s. Gr. w. Charon (the ferry-
man of the Styx).
‘Pun new α. 6. quadruped.
Puwnnpg , wg 8. fourth ; quarter,
fourth part; quarter of an hour; *qua-
drant; -- gecwtf, quarter; S. dru";
-σε 9} 8. αεί. quadrature ; chem. quarta-
weawenh δ. CrOS8, Cross-ways.[tion.
Pucacchwh a.four, containing four.
‘Pronucef 5. carsaph, a wind.
Piusnophuy S. Qopk pork uy e
Paswpoapl ᾿ ἴω σωξονως sf. Cassiope.
Ὅωνηξε. s. Chisleu, the ninth month
of the Hebrews.
Ῥω κρν ιν a. dreadful, horrible.
ων}, Eof » bpd, & geasy un. to be
afraid greatly, to shudder with fear,
to thrill with horror, to be horror-
struck; -thgerguted va- to frighten,
to startle, to scare, to dismay, to ter-
rify; -thgaegfs a. frightful, terrific.
worl wg 3.likeness, resemblance,
conformity, form, proportion; --ἰ εἴν
kgf va. to liken, to assimilate, to form,
to proportion ; -ffun. to resemble, to
be conformable ; -ac(2f S. Pasurush .
Pop, fr» ῥε. ΟΥ̓ ων . Fup» aihg » wile
δ. stone 5 -- mguwnnewhuh , precious
stone, jewel, gom; -- gb-nfeusyfit chem.
infernal stone, caustic ; - 4ausf% , lime-
stone; -- duwbpwh»fbn , ponderous, heavy
spar, cawk ; - /iwtp-4, small stone,

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pebble, gravel; Searls y -βε. Per.
hu&ky -wdxp , to stone, to Japidate, to
stone to death; Suymdby -sadpp, to
pelt with stones; s[Faqnes, ΕΟ - b
-ἰ d&puy, not to leave, not to remain
one stone standing; Smaphuwhb, ἡ πον
«- δ" to strike the foot against a stone;
dpa —sasshp giphaca ang cas ves ess gp cas a bs ν
“»9 ἐπε. Ez th ἔν eal pupantky ) » to kill two
birds with one stone; 8. Yulen, Gar.
FES, δα.

Paap pyoep-s. cragged rock, rough,
steep rock ; —payu s.rocella, alga tinc-
toria, lichen, cinereus terrestris, white
M088; -ga-f a. flowing or springing
forth from a rock ; - «οὐκ [9 Ὁ, »—-ayn
a. craggy topped; -¢fe. &c. 8. U feliw_
aby, &c.; —giwg a. Wandering among
mountains, among rocks, in craggy
places; -gapS. wy a. stony, of stone,
made of stone; 5. 8. ‘Pupehadh; med.
gravel, stone; -¢éq 8. mass of stones.

Pupuge> ᾧ 8. Gr. w. zool. plover,
pluvialis, lapwing; or jaundice-bird,
icterus, galbula.

Peas (r cary prop s by 8. Press prcarhy rape -[An>
ΟΥ̓ [#alFn, s.stellion, newt; —Seyn or
Sin, fy 8. sharp rock, steep rock,
crag : a. rough, rocky, craggy; -διυκ
s. rocky mountain ; -6 mn%uwh 8. rocky
hill; -ghy a. full of stones, stony ; -
watt, to fill or block up with stones;
ως; 8. 8tOne-crOss ; —fswn% a. mixed
with stones ; -ν ῥα a. abounding in
stones; -ωνενῷ s. bdellium; -s&8 a.
pelted with stones, stoned, lapidated ;
— uumunf,,to be stoned to death;
-dk pw 8. cavern, cave. [--trellis.

Propreck » ag ὅ. Gr. w. vine-hedge,

Pace reas fy ccs fy ses. ὃ. heap of stones ; ad.
like a heap or pile of stones; -gépm
a. stone, built of stone ; -- mne%, stone-
house; -4/p 8. stone-carrier; 8. βωρ.
“εὔῤρ; -heayn 8. heap of stones; -ᾧ»;.
fox 8. 'βωρωδεδ; -- wath, to stone,
to lapidate ; —Zaznp 8. block of stone;
precipice, ravine; —faca ,—heds, ag a.
made or built of stone; s. stone-cutter,
—-mason; sculptor, carver ; —fa<nc (3h
s.stone-cutter’s calling or art; —fenncp
a. cut from stone; steep, rugged 5 —Sea_
pas s.mech. rail-guard, sweeper, fen-
der; —Swu, wg 8. stone-cutter; pav-
lour's beetle or rammer; - or —4whp
8. quarry, Stone-pit; —Sar,f a. med.
troubled with the stone or gravel,

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nephritic; —tgm(#fe s. stone-throw ;
stoning, lapidation; —dgaq or Ζῥᾳ a.
throwing stones; —dfg εἰν. —dpgu
wnt, .to fling or throw stones ; —tf¢.
& 8tone’s throw; —dfe( s. petrol-
eum ; —dhackp s. ichthyolites.

Ὅωρωη s.rock-salt, mineral-salt.

Pups 8. cross-shaped distaff.

Popeye a. paved with stones ;
s. pavement; -φωρᾷ a. stone-roofed ;
ht a. stony.

‘Puwpuyos fig 5. Grotto, cave, cavern.

eas press Ucar ed, “Ὁ, ὦ" UN. to turn to or
become stone, to be changed into
stone, to be petrified ; fg. to be stoned,
hardened, obdurate.

“Peas pressed ese e. S. Pes pressy ye & δωρωσξ any 5
—-winem a. dwelling in a grotto.

Pup wtdwt a. stone-like.

δωρωΐο»ε[ν 8. bot. wild-mint, penny-
wort; bird’s-foot-trefoil. [stone-work.

Ὅωγω)εῦ 8. Ῥῳωρωζερω 5 —pfbaeh Se

Riv pressesqergen ν py 8. 8tone-worshipper,
idolater; —% 8. stone-worship, idol-
atry ; —ayasnncwp a. stone-walled, for-
tified; s. stone-wall.

Ῥωρωβωρηαιτουηα between stones.

‘Rupwulpitifpy 8. bot. lithospermum,
cromil, stone-crop, gold-moss ; —#/yas
a, stone-hearted, flinty--, hard--, ob-
durate; -upefd, guy un. to have a
heart of flint; to be stony-hearted,
cruel, obdurate.

Puwpeduy 2. Waterfall, cataract; —_
did a. precipitated, fallen or thrown
headlong; struck with a stone, ston-
ed; -- wntk,, wphwth;, to precipitate,
to fling or hurl headlong; to stone, to
cast stones; — ,/eb,. to fling, cast or
throwvneself headlong; - ἐξ, 5. ἔλα,
pudgacl(3 fet; —fbF bf, ? Shit 5. “Prey an_
EF mnibed, [afd ; - ἦβόῖπε 9} s- preci-
pitation, falling headlong; steep, preci-
pice; dpb dS wats va.to throw stones
revengefully.

Puopwyneht: 8. petrification ; —geesen_
abt va. to petrify, to turn into stone,
to stone; fig. to harden, to obdurate.

wrufl 8. steepy side, bank or
shore, precipice; — dwyeft, edge or
ae of a rock.

seo poses αἰ σεν S. “δ τῇ «

διραιρωη, εν ἐγαίαν, from stones;
phe δ, δωρωιρσεῤ: pu, ῥ ὃ. S. Pas
pepe 5 med. morphew ; προεῤ 8. Cave
ern, grotto.

FOL

Popp, fy 3. aspic, basilisk, cocka-
trice ; -wdStnehq a. born of an aspic.

Pusppkl s. bot. stone-break, saxi-
frage, alchemilla or lady’s mantle.

“Proace peop. ἴον lyase ‘ Pupgntnuusleasts a.
royal. (stony, stone.

Pisph my, Ῥωρεηξῖ a.made of stone,

Passe bby ace oly reese 8. hail of stones.

ὰὼὰ Δ ΣΣ 8. δβωρωδβε (2.

δωρδίνωε. 8. boat-shaped stone vase
used by grape-pressers.

“Pras 0 b- ng so foes eng s. stone-wall.

Peppignns 8. stumbling-block ,
--stone; — ,f/zé,, to stumble over a
stone, to trip, to stamble; -£/, kof
va. to serve as a stumbling-block, to
cause to stumble, fail or fall, to trip
up, to supplant.

Pupphhlg ᾿ hkgf a. throwing, fling-
ing or casting stones; 8. balista, cata-
pult; -- pappwn fig. biting words; fp.
pee - dp, ἃ. stone’s cast or throw; --
watt, , to precipitate; -- ,pb,, to
throw stones; fg. to fling at one; --σει
ἢ s. act of throwing stones, lapida-

δωρίθωξ, fs. zool. gudgeon. ([tion.

Ῥωρθ δ»... 8. murmur, grum-

*Ron (Fn a. stale.[bling, murmuring.

Prep fey ᾿ lg ὅ. Charybdis.

Puepfurw 8. bot. the great consound ;
symphytum, Solidago, golden rod; 8.
Goes obey fo ass ens ly»

Pups hey 3. med. χηρίον; ἔανυϑ.[(9.»ἡ

Puspholiny 8. obelisk, οἱρρᾷβ ; 8. Ga

Ῥωρᾷ»δ a. stoned 77 wall, , to
stone; -ἷερ S. Ῥω ρᾷ»δ.»..1,: “δι va.
to stone, to lapidate, to kill by ston-
ing ; -o(#h or "εἶ, 8. stoning, lapida-

Puphacn 5. stone-cutter. [tion.

Prph af 8. “Pease recs hrrvafs e

Purp Se» f 8. stone-cutter’s or
quarry-man’s pick.

Puupd ’ by a. thin-bearded ; πον fi a.
beardless ; - σε 5. Pupd.

‘Pupaph s. bird’s crop, maw, craw.

ἘΣ 4. wild pear.
Piupdlivg 8. Wire Sieve for gravel.

“Press prchies rg artes 8. litharge ἢ δ. ΠΕ
esate ἢ .

Ῥω; 3. “Preas poz ere. δ; b -» f—& - ad.
trailingly, creepingly; ἢ or ᾧ — ὧδέ.
wplwhs,, tgk,, to train, to trail, to
draggle, to drag or draw along; f -
qiu,, to crawl, to creep in the belly.
: Fores’ » yy Purp Sb δ. SOrpent’s

rail.

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‘Pus ramige Ss. δεν ἐπ, °

Ὅωρχει, δοῦ va. to draw, to drag,
to pull or haul about, to drag along,
to lead away; -- δον, to attract, to
win, to gain or bring over; — # 4«Ἔ.
wht, to draB on the ground; — wa.
guineas ,to lead or drag before the
judge, to bring to justice; sespasuuncs
-» to stir to pity, to affect, to move;
- grnp fig- to defame, to slander, to bite;
-ft un. to be led, drawn, dragged,
trailed ; - πὶ δρᾷξρ» to crawl along on
the ground, to creep; -- καὶ Pah, to be
dragged along in the dust.

Puss prpqeah ws a. attractive.

δωσε td 8. attraction, act of draw-
ing to, dragging or drawing along.

sprig, fg OF wg 8. herald, crier;
preacher ; musician; preach, sermon;
- gbuk,, Gapq-wy to announce, to pub-
lish, to herald, to proclaim; — sa,
to preach, to make or to preacha
sermon.

‘Pupnqel , f 8. caduceus, wand;
Aaron’s rod; -«#% a. preaching; - δ.
proclamer , herald ; -fg 8. fellow-
preacher.

Puwpngt εἶ, kgf va. to herald, to pro-
claim by heralds, to announce public-
ly, to publish loudly, to cry; topreach;
(Pugewenn —, to proclaim king ; -- so
Yessy esenfe, to preach in the desert; — o_
phtulee. whch, to practise what one
preaches, to be the first to set an ex-
ample to others.

wrangbs 8. herald, crier; promulga-
tor ; preacher; missionary, missioner.

Puopeqa-feh s.act of proclaiming, of
publishing by means of heralds, prom-
ulgation ; preaching; mission.

ed add 8. Oe [εν ὁ [porum.

‘Pupoukp 5. 0888 petrosa, ossa tem-

Propapd s.stone-wall.

‘Puspoew a. infamous, disparaged,
disgraced, blasted; -- ζω, to bear, to
pocket an affront, to put up with an
insult, to behave in an infamous man-
ner, to behave brutally, filthily; --ν..
πε (2. -whp 8. ill treatment, outrage,
dishonour, brand or stigma, infamy,
disgrace , opprobrium , turpitude ,
crime.

βωρπεζ s. small stone, pebble.

Puwpachpp 8. ( wall of ) cemented
stones ; a. 8. Sach.

Pupnesyuy 8. Pers, w. yellow amber.
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Pupne, bg a. full of stones, rough,

Ruspnepasg S. “Poessy7 4 css ens . [stony.

Ruspunk or Qupent s. bol. parsley.

ϑδωρζω ων εἶ, kgf vo.to hack or hew
to pieces, to kill.

ens geese ) ks e -Eq. bamg 9 «εἴ, r) Lif ’
—ber» ῥέα s.Gr. w. card, paper, parch-
ment; cartoon, pasteboard ; letter;
book.

Puspunnequp » sng ὃ. secretary ; chan-
eellor; -«» 5. secretary's office; -νεΐ
2. secretaryship. cc)

new 8. mus. an Armenian note

Rergufr gy & Vinegar; Acid; Sess
Sivenp —, aromatic vinegar.

Ῥω yarfsu(Fuh 4. Oxymel ; —diwh 8.
vinegar-cruet; ἦν a. acetic 5 -suohs fp
3. acetimeter ; -du%wae 8. vinegar-
maker, —-seller.

Ῥω ol”, kof ᾽ -Egacgubh f ua. to
sour, to render sour or acid.

ωοωβ ῥά, s. chem. acetine.

Puwguwfeps un. to taste acid, to turn
sour, acid, sharp.

Purgupene(Fpe% 4. acidity, sourness.

Pus συνε u. acetous, acid, pun-
gent; fig. corrupt, spoiled; * s. stewed

δωσμωξ, f 8. chem. acetate. (fruit.

‘Pruse. conj. not, no, never, not at all;
int. away with! go along! fye! for
shame! pr. without, besides, except;
— yfuke , far be it from me, God save
me! — bof fd / Sat, God preserve
me! ~ pq, -ἰὦνξῥ. - df tial. no! God
forbid ! - ghyh péq » tar be such
thoughts from thee ; -- ῥυΐ d&g, we
will not, we don’t like; - ῥ J£49, God
preserve us, God save 08; cb whey, --
teat. oh! never! fye! fye upon it!

Puswpewh 8. place or instrument of
expiation ; purgatory ; * catafalco;
ba ihead td 8. “Presse fos»

weg, fg 5. astrological trifles.

Pugh gipg 5. magian, magician,
Wizard ; ~qfuehws a. magical; -g£nck
s.magic; astrology.

Pu 24, Lyf va. to expiate, to atone
for; to justify ; to propitiate, to satis-
fy, to conciliate, to render favorable
or propitious ; US, ρει ghar gulh gen,
enp~, God, be merciful to me, a sin-
ner ; pee Guy ES bu, [ am innocent...

Prva (F wp fuk 8. zoul. lynx.

Pwefs a. expiatory, propitiatory ; -
pbuk,. to expiate.

Punne(3} s. expiation, atonement,

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ardon, propitiation; -- or whkqut -ἶ,
ibation ; propitiatory;.ga$ —(#5, sin-
offering ; -wpbp a. expiatory.

ε- Σιων erg be oy &e. 8. Pass 5 cartvessy cr yb on «
Puopeep, | s. camphor; bot. --tree.
Poasr afer eee fescas ne a. camphorate.
Ὅωρωρ 1 ag ὃ. cake, bun, pastry,

wafer, simne}, hearth-cake.

PE gkh, Péguy ad. of or by thyself;
pr. thou alone.

£45 a. faint, weak, languid.

Péquhwrau s. bot. oreoselinum,
mountain - parsley ; cheerophyllam,
sweet-fern, chervil.

Pb qubul, aging un. to govern, to be
at the helm, to steer. [man, helmsman.

Pequdup, fg a. steered; 2. steert-

φεηωερα. furnished with a rudder.

Pk gh. | hed ν᾽ gb ng ὃ. mar. rudder,
helm, tiller; -- Gus. pole, carriage

Phage abpd 8. Yung bg -[pole, shaft.

ὡ ΟΣ «

ει ιυνω οὖν Qa. leathern, parchment.
“PE olfar ave acs 024 cas 080 a.covered with leath-
Ἂν [rocco leather.
PE drefsrw, denny 8. leather, Mo-
Pode, Ξ PEGE Leary 8. brother-in-law
(sister-in-law’s husband). _[sister).
δεν, tery sf. sister-in-law (wife’s
wy eT [Ὁ sf . niece ( sister's
daughter). [ter’s husband).

Pb way, wat 8. brother-in-law (89

Ἐκ py sf. maternal uncle’s wife.

Pinup, wen, nkwg δ. uncle (moth-
er’s brother ).

εκ ρει ν -͵εὖ δ. nephew.

Pi nw,, ῥ 8. Ar. w. letter, writing.

Ph corre pred ib , - ζοῦν a. born of, or
descended from Keturah.

‘Pi pwd , vy s.shaving, planing, scrap-
ing, smoothing; -cy» fg a. scratched
out, scraped, polished.

Pi pwhwkh §.grammarian ; grammar;
*spelling-book, primer ; ων a.
grammatical; --νε s. grammar; -ορὲν
ad. grammatically.

Pi pwhp s.act of scraping, scratch-
ing or rubbing off; med. abrasion; 5.

Ἕδρη wes » &e. 8. Pk p[F usd ° (fers:

Pi pk {afr s. Η. ὦ. cherethim, arch-
ers, bowmen.

δέρειν, kgf va. to erase, to. scratch
out; to scrape, to scratch, to grate, to
graze, to rasp, to plane, to polish; to
rub the skin off, to excoriate, to flay,
to lacerate, to torture; to take away,

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to remove, to annul; to engrave, to
inscribe, to write; — wae, to graze, to
touch slightly 5; — wn ῥά. to
skirt, to coast along, to keep close to
the shore -- guaqruap mar to go terra
a terra, to sail along the coast; χω.
εοίθιν fy amg -. fo lay aside all sense
of shame; S. flctsy-

Pb pews ν διῇ S. Pb ld awd °

Ri p[FhJS, kgf va. to flay, to strip, to
excoriate, to peel off: to make, to
compose, to write; to versify, to
poetize. [grammarian.

Pi plenq, mg 8. poet; philologer;

Pb [(Aaqupuhl JS, Eof un. to speak
or write like a poet, to poetize, to vers-
ify ; -pusp ad. poetically ; —Zs% a. poe-
tical; grammatical; «squenc{Fhck —,
poetical license; -Sayye 8. prince or
father of poets, of grammarians.

Φερίθ»ηνι (ῥεῖν 8. Pb πε δ.

Pi plengnesf 8f- poetess.

PS plPacwd » mys Pi p[tne (Fh 8. poe-
try, poem, verse; grammar.

‘Pips s. scraper; rasp, grater, era-
ser; rake; plane; planer, polisher;
iron-harrows, combs or hooks of iron,
instruments of torture; - df09.curry-
Comb; — zxpupf, sugar-rasp.

Ὄερδει y & grey hound.

PE pd bad, kaf ἢ Ἔξ δ κε, δῥ "νμερὸ
va. to strip off, to peel, to bark, to
pare; to shave.

ba aah Ri pad ps » fg» -Φ. [9. fl,
ag» pace. hg 8. cherub, pl. cherub-

Pb padpLwhak a. cherubic. (im.

Re peg 8. Perks: [rasping.

Pbpnewd, ng δ. scratch; scraping,

Pi pocH 2. scratching, scraping ;
excoriation. [insula, (Crimea).

Pk put, fs. Gr. w. chersonese, pen-

Pinphd, bah va. to drive away, to
repulse. [-ff un. to be wounded.

Penpb kJ, kgf va. to gall, to wound;

Pinel» or ξω δ. but. acorus, sweet-
rush, --cane.

‘PLy a. detached, divided, separated.

PigkS, kgp va. to detach, to separ-
ate, to extrange, to remove, to take
away; - ῥ ΡΠ 55 galt, - “«}εοἿονε. [ἵν
bb ξωί(δν andapa tl, to wean; - qubpu
Jol φξ)ωνπε (9 9. to wean or detach
one’s heart from worldly matters.

“6.5.5: δ, 4. detachment, separation.

Pig as s. horse laugh, loud lough.

‘Pi.gucpe s. belching, eractation.

Péprenfyn. to belch, to eruct.

ὍΣ s. omega, end.

P42, εἰπε. ε. rancour, inveterate
hate, spite, ill-will, resentment; re-
venge; ῥ — dpebtacy, out of or from
hatred ; - musky, fp —u εἴων εἶ, . to
bear or owe a grudge, to bear malice
or ill-will, to bear hard; -- f dinf ae
%4,. to keep alive resentment fur an
injury; _ ath, ἢ acilizp » to havea
grudge or spite against; Seb, adp£d-
plone ’ ὠνηρό, {- debt-acg . to be
revenged, to revenge oneself.

*Rin(2 sf. female of domestic ani-
mals, she-cat, bitch, &c.
fg 8. Pers. τσ. 8006; --᾿οξιμ νοι
a. &. Sectarian.

Pur s. flax, linen; -wqghue a.
wearing a linen cloth; -4«, a. flaxen,
linen. [wntecy q-, to take -.

“PLP ces fuser sce 8. snuff 5 nade —rys --box;

P[Pwhng 8. oil-filter.

‘Pie opogy δ. nostrils.

Φρδε( s. flaxen cord.

Reb, vy 8. flower ond of fruits.

Pi (?£ be s. winking, blinking of the
eye; twinkling, trice.

Pit (tS, kgf vn. to winkle, to twin-
kle, to wink, to blink; ῥ᾽ - w4u%, ina
twinkling, in a trice, in no time, as if
by magic; wpmgmgayt B gelt(ek, dp
went, awifter than lightning.

Pe Pod, Rebs 8. 96, κρ-

Pag 8. ἢ ἡ νη.

Penk ds bafs va. to louse; to flea.

2 "ρἴθιωρ 8. NOSE; -- ἐδ οὖνξν wy ,
snout, muzzle; Md, soapy, apusduyp .
opitrmy, munppuwl, —, & large, big or bot-
tle, little, pointed, turned up, snub or
flat nose; g-w 6 dép «why, to turn
up the nose, to look scornful, haugh-
ty; esjyup ΕἾ, ri stl 4... με» to got into
the nose, to go the wrong Way in swal-
lowing.

Phy >.grb pene. 8. space between the
tips of the thumb & forefinger; — or

δ ῥη s. detractor, slanderer, traduc-
er, informer; spy.

Ppyon, β. fe 4. Gr.w. aliment, food.

Ppudin s.Gr. w. chimera.

μια ον, s. Gr. w. frigid zone.

δράμω 8. Gr. or Ar. w. chemistry ;
alchymy ; 5. Sep prin patone(F- pk, δα.

Ph-lp, ply s. palate; fig. liking, ca-

price, fancy; @ pdJieg, by whim, Ὧπ- *

morously, capriciously, fantastically ;

fob

b .p-Jiug, according to one’s fancy, lik-
ing, ὅσ. 5 ple phlas ΤΣ ἴο laugh
constrainedly, from the teeth outward;
pique bape ὁ ῥά ber ἤσέεφεμε.» his
tongue clove to his palate.

P fire [PF 0g yg 0. rancorous, spiteful ;
~fuigfp a. revengeful, vindictive, ma-
Jevolent; - δ.» &gntk,, to revenge
oneself; - babe duasfane taps, he re-
venged his death; -ftgpac(dh s. re-
venge, vengeance; -ἰωγπείθ 8. har-
bouring revenge or rancour; -φωωΐν»
—Susnry , ὅσ. 8. ‘Pfiwfuibafe &e.

ἍρβνωΓ, Pe νει, 0 ἐφ θεῖ UN. to bear
a grudge, to nourish hate, to resent.

Ὅρα 8. ϑρνωβνηβρ᾽ -yws a.
harbouring resentment for an injury,
resentful, rancorous; -awSaeltpeh 5.
resentment, remembrance of an in-
jury, spite, ill-will ; -c#p a. hate-
breathing ; -cnpac{#fe% or [cour.

‘ffto.}% s. resentment, hatred, ran-

Phs a. Pers. w. few, some, S. Yusha.

‘Phe » puny s.kind of chalk or whiting.

‘Phuwit , sfint 4. bot. woOd- or heath-

pease, ervum, orobas, bitter vetch,

fitch.
Pfesen puanny 8. awn, beard of corn.
ρον 9 rose aaste ’ atv ess ob gn « “στε p or
nfhp, nuwhg 8. perspiration, sweat ; fig.
fatigue, labour, hard work, toil, hard-
ship; - <n. + death-sweat, perspir-
ation preceding death; ὠσίν» bene,
guppuhnn, [Ὁ [ πε. ~, copious, acrid,
fetid, sour or unpleasant perspiration;
= — Sinwtk; or φρήν,» ῥ “ΒΙενεἷν pb
Ὁ. to sweat, to perspire, to trans-
pire, to be all in a perspiration; ᾧ
ppnnhe Sundwhhy» aqeghy surk, perp.
ent, to be all over in a sweat, to be
bathed in perspiration ; prmudpp bpb_
wg 4 [Ὁ δ, gh&utes, to earn one’s
bread or livelihood by the sweat of
one’s brow; Swpuy ft - gacpe, I fell
intoa cold sweat; - grep Fi ashe, ἐὦ ἴω
[pwtEp , a cold sweat ran from all his
members; S. QuqastayS » Weald ase pal
Ἄρε, poy, poeuwe §. eaves-lath ,
penthouse, cornice ; — «0%, eaves of
a house; - puwpuypf, entrance (0 a
cavern, mouth Οὗ ἃ cave; fi. paew,
*Ph.pS.G§og¢ [under cover, sheltered.
yozuqs $ Measure, distance be-
tween tips of thumb & forefinger ex-
tended ; span.
δ 5. caresses, fondling, endear-

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ment, coaxing, fawning ; wooing!

court, courtship, gallantry; w6, /

-tzu,totame, to domesticate, to famil-

iarize; guy ῥ᾽ -te, to grow tame, to

be tamed; -weu aneseyy Χ 7) φωράσας, ὃ.
δινωρεῦ a. sweet-gpoken. [ΔδΈβω.

δ a. caressing , affectionate,
coaxing, flattering ; wooing, courting.

PSsups, δ on. to endeavour to
please, to affect, to caress, to flatter,
to fondle; to court, to woo, to pay
one’s court to, * to go a courting.

PSH [Fh Or acts. 3. "PS hip ; flat-
tery, affected airs, adulation.

νεῶν » arg ὃ. wedge, ingot.

δηωύβη. » ay OF wh eg. εν ἡ 8. Gr. w. chla-
mys, mantle, cloak.

Pyeng weap a. bordered, hemmed,
fringed, edged, trimmed.

‘Pyotge, gpg s. skirt of a cloak, lap-
pet of a coat, border, tail; fringe,
trimming.

‘Px~patd, κοΐ va. to tear, to rend, to
tear in pieces, to reduce in tatters.

Palio greryrg 7 ~funpd- a. pleasant, agree-
able. wateb.

Pupp s. Pers. w. Watch, ambush; a. in

‘Pld wank S va. to quiz, to laugh at.

‘Pi.0,/g2.sleepy, overcome withsleep

wd, —bruy a. ξιωδ᾿ --“ε. ἃ.
sleep-begetting, somniferous, sopori-
fic; — g&7, narcotic, opiate.

Piwhby pbupsS un. to sleep together.

whuer, wg (. Sleepless; -πείθῥι»
8. sleeplessness; -φοϑῥᾷ a. sleep-walk-
ing; s. somnambulist 5 —ppfna{Ffrs ε.
sleep-walking, somnambulism ; -σὲρ
a. fond of sleep, drowsy, sleepy.

Pius wg OF fg &. lyre; viol, harp;
ast. Lyra; — Swphetb,, to play on or
sound the lvre.

“Pris ass recs hy ἦν a. lyrical 37 phpltaqet,
lyric poetry. [lyre-playing.

Ἔνωρωξωρ, wg ὅ. lyrist; —ac{F 1.

‘Puupodujs a. sweet-toned.

Pueput s. bed, couch, sleeping:
room, dormitory; fig. grave, tomb; -
divthwt, crib, cradle. ling awake.

χρη δι, a. hindering sleep, keep-

Ἔχωρδρᾳ. —eal aq - lyrical } 3.
lyric author or poet; -ac(ap 8. lyrics,
lyric poetry. (fruit).

‘Puwpoek s. bot. cucio-fora? cuci (the
‘Pubs 'βυξιωδ. fg a. sleepy, drow-
*Pri ne S. Prete. [sy; lethargic.
ὍῬυξσ, (7h s. sleepiness, drowsiness,

Fur

lethargy ; - JiwS.npn-t, trance, lethar-
gic sleep. [whilst eating.

[9 {2 ud yn.to move nose & mouth

PL 9 αν) πεν va. to move the
muzzle about.

"PL [P-ning 8. folds of serpents; rings
or wrinkles in the elephant’s trunk.

Pips δ. examination; ῥ - watncz, to
examine, to consider, to ponder; to
argue, to discuss; f — gu,. to be exa-
mined, criticized 5 ᾧ — ssghestebey » herve
Lb, εἰν. to examine, to study, to
criticize.

Piiwpwt 5. critic, CEDI0r ; —whwkh ἃ.
critical; -£/, &gf va. to criticize, to
censure ; —»-(2} s. criticism, censure;
-,ι' Ῥηΐν a. investigating, making re-
searches, seeking inquisitively; -- a»
pour, fault-finder; —founc(Fh 8. cri-
ticism ; S. ΤΟΣ —hut a. of
examination ; -4fg a. examining to-
gether; ρῶς εἰν ῥα, fstarht va. to
make a diligent search, to investigate,
to make researches; -w£,p a. fond of
examination, desirous or eager to
know how, curious; -οῤρσνεῖθ s. pas-
sion for research, desire of informa-
tion, curiosity.

‘Pitt J, κυ υα. ἴο examine, to study,
to investigate, to discuss; to censure,
to control; to meditate, to consider,
to think ; 8. Sb qk hugayt ; -hS un. to be
examined, to undergo an examen.

Pinfs s.examiner ; inquisitor; con-
troller; fault-finder; critic; - gpag,
censor.

Ἔχυνησι 2}; or Pibne(2F s. examina-
tion; research , discussion; inquiry,
inquest, inquisition ; control; thorough
investigation; — fA-g%f, self-examina-
tion; 6 -- dnwhk,, to Oxamine; ἢ -ἰ(ὁ ἢ
aiguihb,, to pass the censorship; pig
—P x wphwut,, to examine, to control;
to criticize, to censure.

Pittacw% s. examination.

Pine, -4 8. Prbwd.

Pig esank S Ss. βδυβι.

Ῥέη 8. clod, glebe, lump of earth;
fig. obscene word or jest.

Pip rah wt a. delicate, soft.

Pip red 9. Pip rbd:

Pip,whe s. pretty ways, mincing
manner, smirking, prettiness, nicety,
ἘΕΙΒΌΒΘΒΝ; caress, endearment, fond-
ing.

Pipstl, kgf un. to smirk, to be

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treated delicately, to cuddle or in-
dulge oneself, to be nice, dainty, to
give oneself airs; -fgacgutkdS va. to
render delicate, to pamper, to pet, to
fondle, to coddle, to make much of.

PRuprbill 8. Puprkd-

‘Prpne, a. delicate, tender, soft, mor-
bid, pretty, darling, mincing; s. puss.

f,tS, kgf va. to chase, to drive
away or out, to expel.

"Pong, wg s. fly-flap, fan; keshotz,
flabellum, ringing-instrument agitated
by the deacons during the Armenian
& Greek Mass.

‘Prk, διὸ va. to lop off, to trim, to
prune; to cut, to retrench.

‘Po, poy, pryod pron. thy ; a. poss.
thine; pith δε. pa sg eas ese Messrt,ge ian” op cos esr fe
or fancy» «mine & thine» are the
causes of all law-suits. [ers.

δ whuk , #4 8. cloth; cover; draw-

) "Pog, ayy πη, 8 veil, cover; - Supe
es ease ἦν ων ἡ ᾿ nuptial veil.

‘Poyupnpe 8. 07. amphimacer ; -φωρη.
a. veiled, adorned with a veil; -/Aupt_
gre&d va. to discover, to unveil, to un-
mask; -d #54 a.concealed by a veil,

Poquh s.sweet-gum. [veiled.

Poqudke kd va. fig. to veil, to cloak,
to shroud; —t/¢. a.veiled-headed, wear-
ing a veil, veiled; fig. coy, shy, mod-
est, timid; drawing the veil; -—qom 8.
gr. amphibrach; -tag s. head-veil; —
ancgtd, —phkd, ξοΐ va. to veil, to con-
ceal, to hide, to cover ; -phach 4. veil-
ing or concealing.

‘PogpthL£y a. unveiled, bare-headed,
-brazen-faced, unblushing, shameless.
δ» a. poss. thy, thine.

Pay βυωηρδ' a.made by thee or by

thyself, thy ; -q£% a. armed by thyself;

~krot a. belonging to thy religion; —
Spunfwt a. ordered or imposed by thee
or by thyself; -Ὁβε 5 a. done, produc-
ed by thee; -,«-%s a.inspired by thee;
Just a.done with thy diligent care;
-uambyS a. created by thee; -ama,p a.
given by thee. [ter; nun.
‘Pay ᾿ pra pope Pate »papg 8. 818-
apughp» -ἴθῥε. 8. adopted sister ;
mk ag a. hating one’s sister.

‘Pry pk dS, Pay pnakd, kof, ~anfel’, be
guy un. to scratch oneself, to stretch
& yawn.

‘Pon. bys. H.w. corus, bushel; strike.

Pow, oy» πα 8. med. itch, scurf, scab.

PAR

“Poeaes acs grsoyes s. bot. scabious.
mene, uty O. itchy, scurfy, scabby,
scabbed; - εἶ, &gay un. to be infected

Φδι, ποῦ 5. Pau e [with the itch.

Rollup , -adf{F-, ug s. H.w. epistyle,

‘Papkd, yp va. to scratch. (capital.

Popbianhubomns 8. chorepiscopus ,
rural bishop, suffragan ; -- σεῦ 5. dig-
nity of a -. rural bishopric.

ἐβίω a a. cubic; —Supgne[d forte ὃ.
cybomancy, indovination by means
of cubes or dice; -cnp a. eaved, furn-
ished with an eaves-lath.

"Pet as, » Rok, Ehg 8. Gr. w. cube,
die; suffrage, vote, ball, ballot; mace
put, e Urn, ballot-box ; οἵδ cas gx εὖ,
erckpep, by an unanimous vote; --
ane poty este br arven] » aqb,, to vote, to bal-
lot, to come to the vote, to poll.

Rock pungh 5. Reanpeh-

Pocknp s. pl. sisters.

“Pre χω ὃ. Yoru he .

Packuphac, wg ὅ. voter; -[3 pr. 8.
balloting, voting, ballot; gusqunp --,
vote by ballot; wpgwufp -(76 , result
ofthe poll; - Atgpé,, to demand a
poll; -(2f prmpk,. to elect by ballot;
- wabk,, to poll, to go to the poll;
bh phay εὗν .Εξ, to be present at
the poll : Wise struct fog εἶνε, -(2E » to take
part in the ballot.

Pocksudiog » ᾧ 8. summing up of
votes, counting of votes by ballot.

weg: ery 8. tow, thread, string,
yarn.

+ Pos oun 8. WOOden Water-vessel, pail,
bucket; mech. mill-hopper; -- ζω fu,
milk-pail. {coarse language.

“Poe Mos 8. Coarse or obscene word,

Ὥνε πω [9 a. light, bay, chestnut.

Pot, pry, σή 8. sleep, slumber,
nap, rest, repose, pause; — Swénc,
sleep of death; pays, mfuapd » Sab_
gfrrsun Ε ΠΣ ΩΣ fo prlgecse δ ων ; So tawhapng.
-» Soft, agreeable, tranquil, calm,
healthy, refreshing slumber; G4(e&-,
νην » abiuwkebun , τ2)οε ηέτεν, ΟΥ̓
να πήξας, χανεῖν Sup , ἥνωνωωζωρν
Sin wyee. -- light, broken, agitated,
troubled, hard, heavy, dangerous,
mortal sleep; - or 6 - heb; δρίδωρ,
fin men πων, to sleep, to go to
sleep, to lie down, to repose; g.gbmd_
«ον fy xsl fy . Ρ - αἴ εν ἔτ. to be overcome
with sleep, to fall asleep ; 22p6, — saw.
afubifg ἐν sleep the sleep that knows

ῬΠ0θ'

no waking; ῥ᾽ — «n%é,, to send to
sleep; ( yapopwtp). to lull or roek to
sleep; Jung ῥ᾽ - pbe&,, to bein a sound
| sleep, to sleep soundly; Awazmhky py.
puqgypne(hu pha, to enjoy sleep; ῥ
—gquwtb, erp .to find a person asleep;
fuandkz , pegSmnantsy» fasachuwhk, q-1 to
trouble, to disturb or break one’s
sleep, to awake, to rouse; faphe - ἢ
wpldnete jbule,, to be half asleep; Sua.
_watily ploy jwsing, 0 lose one’s sleep;
— pwqspolpip Gambuy Ep μωραδεως
wg tp, calm sleep was unknown to
him; provfubrawe. ,fub% —, sleep fled far
from me; “γὼ ᾧ -- maebp, that causes
sleep ; pokath my f - (9 ων ρος [26 uh,
buried in sleep, fast asleep; -- φω.
oe Easy ξ “τ; 5 ῥ πο 4554. &«. ga pkh,
I sleep neither night nor day, I am
sleepless; S. Qup[thacd, Pigave, Po
ἔθ ὦ fp be of’, &e.

‘Pr thd, bgp vn. to sleep, to repose,
to take rest; to lie with; to sleep witha
woman, to know her; - ptg Supe, to
sleep with one’s fathers ; —é-gacgubkd
ya. to send to sleep. ©

‘fuctp s. temple, side of the head.

Prove ων μα» αὐ. like the Tartars.

δον θεν 5, deaconess’ stole.

Pore sou ᾽ Ρ 8. Pers. we bol. bitter-
vetch; 8. pnd. [Coe Σ

Pre yrenpiog frp or μεν Pers. w. 8.

aesnppd un. to squat, to sit as
fowls. [male sparrow-hawk.

‘Poca fs s.zool. musket-hawk, tarsel,

(8. “τ. 8. en ee. & «-π- «ὦ .
“Pierce οἵ. αἰζιυ[ ΟΥ̓́ κεἰ, fr 8- leek.
“Perre re url a Bo ‘Porenf Se colt, foal 3 af.
*finenbf( s, rath or rare egg. [filly.

‘Proeuf{Fesy, pg 5. monk's cap, cowl,
capuche, hood, cuculla.

‘Prec pusheate a. sister's, point

Porpuy, fy 8. cupel, crucible; 8.

Poe perafpned 8. sisterly love.[ 2 να .

Poe pugnets 8. cupellation.-

νερὰ ᾿ Lech ὃ. hair-cloth, sack—;
sack ; — ggétmc,, to pat on, or to wear
hair-cloth. [priest.

Ὅν ει pray 8. heathen or pagan

‘fone, ppy 8. 8corpion, knotty cud-
gel, iron rod; fig. groan, moana, wail,
Bigh ; -- ναῦν αν ἡ “» un. to groan, to moan,
to wail, to sigh heavily.

Rs papkt s.tooth-pick. [fetidness.

Pewuosem 8. offensive smell, stink,

Pa Pbiweay 8. ωρυ σα boy:

PUS

Pap pe nbs 6. fetid, stinking.

Pastkuce Gr. At S. Pk punt. :

‘Pawmbl “ον va. to knit one’s
brows, to be haughty.

Puwh , wy 8. purse, little bag,
satchel; pack, packet; -- wpdwidy,
purse, flat-purse, money-bag, bill-
case, portfolio; -- Sawmpurhurg παν.
to have the same, or a common purso.

Puwhuwg ht a. bought very dear, at

a high price ; -gops s. purse-maker, .

—-seller; των wg 8. purser, agent,
major-domo, steward ; —Sarmmes sng 5.
cut-purse, pick-pocket. [scent-bag.

δυνά ῥα s.fob, small pocket; sachet;

Puwt » bg a. twenty ; -whagd 8.
Preecsstrestepurse ; endl OF —bllswl, bhp
8. the twentieth year ; -ulbuy, dibg.
-will wt, dktpg a. twenty years old;
of twenty years; —wifem 8. icosahe-
dron 3 -- οὖν ῥ εἶ, 5. icosigone ; -cassqeunfl
a. ad. twenty times as much; -bus§ a.
s.a score of, about twenty ...; —é&
alls οἵ; 8. Pras ces reas lls ons 5 -b pope» wg a.
twentieth ; -bedpigudirwh a. of twenty
five years; —benc(Pudp a. of twenty
eight years; -k&pbwh, -kpft, kynchg
a. 8. all the twenty; -fge ad. twenty
times ; -vpbuy a. of twenty days, ico-
simeron.

‘Pubs, kgf va. to whisper, to make
false or indiscret reports, to report,
to tell tales, to detract, to intrigue,
to denounce, to defame.

‘Pubun, pgs. Gr.w.sextary; pitcher,
jar; measure of 12 bushels, or 2 En-
glish gallons; - σε ϑ S. Pune (9 με.

Ὅωβν» 4. plants, vegetables.

Pups S. Rue (fish.

Pupesppl s. Gr. w. xiphias, sword-

‘Pulp » peels ass S. Punc (Fh; pup οἴω
anvecgestels αἱ S. ωωξ of [S. PunelPh .

ΚΝ 3. Pune; .--Δ 5. Ῥω; -ach

‘Pune, wa a.s.tale-bearer, informer,
tell-tale, slanderer, backbiter; -@f.%
s. tale-bearing , story, report, tale,
delation, secret accusation.

Punch 4. bol. oxyacantha,

δυο SJ, &e. 8. Publ, δα.

Pumtbwdodwh a. mighty, roaring,
awe-compelling (Ocean) ; -acy a.
terrifying, striking with horror, mak-
ing one’s hair stand on end, horrible,
fearful, awful.

‘Pumitik sb ὃ. Pumifianpocs ἃ Yfupef.

“Pes ane ἐς oS", Egfr, Preset Tio ford”, guy une

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PPh

to have one’s hair stand on end, to

fee! the hair of one’s head stand erect,

to be horror-struck, to shudder with

fear ; pu cit ls “ὦ Op frrqery οὖν (2007.22 ano 00. ΤῊΝ

are the lion bristled up his mane;
. ) δ,,.

ΚΑΡΎ ncgubhJS va. to make one’s
hair stand. on end, to cause to shiver,
shudder, thrill with fear ; to jar upon,
to irritate the nerves.

δω οδϑ,νε ti Or Pucneith s. thrill, great
dread, cold shiver or shudder of

δωῤπεω §. Dogpnes. {horror.

Pprwdh pf s. coment composed of
powdered charcoal & clay.

[τ] s. Pare pracy 5 washout: Oe metallic,
mineral; -- ὅῥε. 9. metal, mineral, ore.

Pyke, b S. Yusyree ὁ

Ppl ahah α. ὃ. prone cas fy εν 5 criminal,
enormous, horrible ; - dhags με
gue, high treason; -- Jburuwge, Mine,
galleys, place of detention for crimin-

σξᾷρσε μ a. impure, foul, nasty. [als.

Ppl? διβωὰ 8. (2 Ἐρβεῖ,.

Ὅρ( ΔΙ ΕΓ, bgp vn. to murmur, to
complain, to growl, to grumble, to
mutter, to mumble; -fhas» foush 8.
murmur, complaint, grumbling, hum,
growling, mumble; -faq a. grumbling,
growling, complaining , mumbling ;
—facit ὃ. Ppletipfer. [prasus.

“Pops foassnang pe cases -aw ἃ. Gr. w. chryso-

“Pay fresen frsssTarnes » og Gr. w. Or

Ppfuennbbay, tkpg a. 8. christian;
~th μέρ ad-like a christian, christian-
ly; - δώ. to live -. to lead a life
worthy of a christian ; - οὖν a. christi-
an ;* s. catechism ; -tLsinfuwh a. chris-
tian-like ; -Ῥξωωξ α. fond of christi-
ΒΒ: -ξ wyntgquthd va. to christianize,
to make christian, to convert to chris-
tianity ; -t£oc(8fe% 8. christianism,
christianity ; christendom.

#PRPUSAU ᾽ fta ® fb. fr s. Gr. w.
CHRIST, the Anointed, Jesus Christ,
Messiah, the Saviour of the world;
wae -- - antechrist.

“Pye foesern rv on sengacsess ad. like Jesus Christ;
—-plp a. brought by the Saviour; —
4πρδ' a. made by J. C.; -gocbg a. aS-
sembled by J.C.3 -qaseus, fy a. pro-
fessing the faith of J.C., christian;
-ghp a.established or ordered by J.
C. ; -gpazd a. signed by J. C., or with
the sign of the Cross, or with Christ's
name ; -qupy a. adorned by J.C.; -_

ῬΡΙ

ΠΥ] ᾿ ἔοῥη 9 -,᾽χχξ aon ’ by a. bearing
J.C.in one’s soul, christian ; pn. Chris-
topher; -qz¢bumkd, bof: va. to christ-
en, to baptize, to make christian; --.
gor a. strengthened by J.C.; called to
be a soldier of Christ ; -dSmtofl? a.
having the knowledge of J. C., know-
ing J.C., christian; -δῥν af. Christi-
para, Mother of Christ; - ων a. of J.
C., belonging to J. C., Christ’s ; - Sax
ewnp, christianity ; τἄρα 8. Poy fraser.
auabe ; -hegyg a. saved by J. C.;
-hhp . Pppumnuwgg hag 3 —hns a. call-
ed or invited by ‘J. C.; -ροῦ, 8. Ppp.
wnowyeorwhs living like a christian;
—$u%y a. pleasing or agreeable to J.
C.; τὰβρ S. "Pp pumnuaimnep ; —ddinpn Os
waring against J. C., antichristian;
—dinpmne (Fh 8. war against J. Cy; the
denying the divinity of Christ; —&
δὼ a. honoured by J. C.; -slepd a.
near unto J. C. > Ane ον gespre_ssine ὃ. the
first & the second coming of Christ;
—igwh a. bearing, or representing the
sign of J.C.; s. emblem of christian-
ity, the Cross; -Lapag a. restored by
J.C. ; -nockp a. offered, consecrated
to J.C., holy, divine; —y#4 a. simon-
1808}: -.ymseocd a. narrated or taught
by J.C.3 sya a. eee by J.C.;
“πῶὸρ a. sent by J. -> uke» uf eta Q.
fond of J. Οἱ loving J. C., devout,
pious; -ωῤρηε(δῥεῖ, 8. piety, love of
Christ ; --ωλεωῖῦνν fg a- crucifying J.
C. 3 -ἰὐωσκ. a. Selling or betraying
J. C.; on bs ἡ » guy a. hating, detest-
ing J.C.; -anent a. planted by J.C. ;
mines Oe given by J. C. ; —euwha. Os
transmitted, given or taught by J.C.;
~ppafewt a. 5. Christ’s vicar.

Pppunnal wt peg Ae Christ’s, of J.
C.; christian, faithful.

Pps fresen maples a. having received
J.C.; bound up in J. 6.

Poe foes arn eves foalieses ons a. sharing in the
spirit & knowledge of J.C.

Ppfemnupt §. Prk ἵν.

Pp feses nese tol a. having or bearing
J.C. in the heart.

Pppunnuncpary a. denying J.C.

Pip decry eg esd » πηαφδωφ . -qgbum a.
clothed in hair-cloth ; -- ,$%4,, to put
on, or to wear sack-cloth. [s.8."Paepd-

Pipdbh wy ,—bykta.made of sack-cloth;

Ppdiud ayn a. assembled by heath-
en or pagan priests; -4f% sf. wife ofa

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heathen priest ; tad) σα un. to be-
come a pagan priest, to perform the
functions of priest of a divinity ; -zap.
ἵνα χω sf. daughter or wife of a heath-
en priest, priestess ; -syke 8. heathen
pontiff.

Ppdapgh 2.80} of ἃ pagan priest.

ρων 9} 5. heathen priesthood ; &s
-, pagan pontificate.

Ppdne sh 8. ροιωυσ ἢ -φσεξῥιε, 2.
pagan priestesshood. (chronological.

Ῥρευρηπο, & 8. Gr. w. chronicle; a.

Peoingpupfews.Gr.w. chronologist.

Peodeks by 8. Bepadek -

‘Pp pb wsphewk a. dwelt in by the
cherubim; -qa.dwp a. levied or as-
sembled by cherubim; -- ζὧὖν a. cherub-
ic, angelical ; —«£« ad. like a cherub,
angelically.

Ppnplwps. Pers.w.a worship among
the ancient Persians; good & faitbfal
minister.

Lpwtwpbp a sudoriferous, sudori-
fic, diaphoretic; -¢f% a. all over in
perspiration, bathed in sweat; -qubg
a. steeped in sweat (bread); —{#ap a.
dripping sweat; -,b. gp OF chy a. full
of sweat, in a profuse perspiration;
-foning a. fatigued to perspiration; -.
&ft a. born of, or produced by sweat;
-φωρ a. sweat-struck, sweating pro-
fasely, too much fatigued ; 3. Ἄγαων.
php ; Pub 8. Pip entrap? 5 —gntgatbd
ya. to cause to sweat or perspire, to
throw into a perspiration.

Ἔσο A bof ᾿ Po wt fd > Sguy ON. to
sweat, to perspire, to transpire, to be
in a perspiration; to work much, to
toil, to drudge, to sweat, to strive
hard: to sweat out, to exude, to ex-
sudate; to transude.

ρων (3h s. sweat, perspiration;
fig. sweat, endeavour, fatigue.

Ppatacd S. Pernt pl

Ppwtn tt δ. transudation; exuda-
tion; oozing out.

ρων εἶν 8. minister, servant.

Prpwhe . ἴω... Poeli. eit 8. hearty
laugh, loud or derisive laughter, burst
of laughter ; -- pasatw,, to burst out a
laughing, to burst into aloud derisive
laugh, to laugh outright or immoder-
ately, to roar with laughter; -- faz. to
be laughed at, derided, scorned.
Papbr a. ploughed, soft, friable.
Prpdweye a. saffron-coloured ; -.

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yuh a.strewn with saffron; -.fu a.
abounding in saffron or in crocus.

Ppp, 4. bot. Arabian bean.

Predogp 8. usquebaugh, whiskey:

μεσ fl, bg un. to aunt, to boast,
to brag, to be proud of.

Prpeed, ρον s.crocus, saffron; chem.
crocus; — fuyskip, wvem —, cartha-
mus, bastard or mock saffron, safflow-
er; stg fh —, curcuma, turmeric, terra
merita.

ὍΔΡΡΕ.Γ, ’ bof un. 8. Preby ee ἐμ εἴ)
med. to itch excessively, to tickle.

Pagebgne guild va. to heap Up, to
accumulate, to increase. [softness.

Preepwte s. looseness, dissoluteness,

Paepét, kgf va. to search or dive
into, to investigate carefully, to exa-
mine with care; to agitate, to undo,
to destroy; -- gdéfas, to excite, to
rouse up or awake the mind, to stim-
Ulate;s — σωρό ἢ , to sharpen , to
quicken the appetite.

eephgneguwil S va. to excite ) to
stir up, to agitate.
*PopS s. flaw, agnail.

fpneathe 8. distraction, upsetting,
confusion, agitation, emotion; groan-
ing, complaint, outcry.

Ἔρπε fel, ebguy un. to moan, to howl,
to sigh; to be agitated, confused: to
laugh out loud; 8. Pppac fel

‘fipoc Ht 8. commotion, compassion.

Pog, &c. 8. ‘Pag, &e.

“Pron br ass ᾿ ‘Pogkp ’ Eby s. ruffle.

Poy» fig 8. he-goat, buck ; -whidiwh a.
goat-like ; -£e 8. Spoph i; -- “ε. a 4. leap
of a wild beast on its prey.

Ὁ (0) ο 4. the thirty seventh letter
ofthe alphabet, & the eighth of the
vowels.

— It was introduced in the Armen-
ian alphabet towards the end of the

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XIIth century to facilitate or distin-
guish the two different pronunciations
of the syllable .«<., which is generally
pronounced ἂν when followed by a
vowel; a8, cs ay ων εν“ Ἦν, csoe_ust esse, sat
ew; On the contrary, when followed
by a consonant, it is pronounced like
the English 05 88, weghhd, wepSubd,
ed ae | ° |

07% 4. help, aid, assistance, suc-
COUT; y— 4.0. Suumbb,, to help, aid
or succour 8 person; ,- fasb,;. to call
for help. |

θενωζων a. aiding, assisting, help-
ing, auxiliary ; 4. aid, helper, assistant,
adjutant, coadjutor, colleague; -- gore,
auxiliary forces, reinforcements, aux-
iliaries; -- ;fab,, to help, to aid, to
give help to, to succour; -- ;buby ὧν.
fk why . to help one another; -- fey wa,
tne,, to profit by, to avail oneself of;
qhendwp — natu, Under cover or fa-
vour of the darkness ; - δι 5. QgubS';
-ac(#h 4. 8. Qgtne(7F ; alliance, league;
co-operation, collaboration ; -ἰ δος
U7 or Sax, with the help of God, God
willing, God helping.

θεν δω", bof va. to aid, to succour,
to assist, to second, to back; to be
good for, to serve, to favour, to sas-
tain; — Sfdwhy, to help one another.

Ogitnc(#f.% 4. aid, succour, assis-
tance, help, furtherance, support, stay,
Prop s favour, relief, resource, means;

OFCeS5 gprufiahwt —, pecuniary aid,

relief, subsidy, grant; paclFuys Ser
OLLI R ὦ ocpnaps to hasten to a per-
son’s aid.

Ogoumw sf. august, empress; - Sf.

| gacsé. Holy Virgin, Queen of heaven

& earth; -piwh a. imperial; —fak a.
august, majestic, grand, magnificent ;
πρ δ. cesars, emperors ; -ῥωκ. ὃ.
gq rves esr ens ὧἷ.

Ogrumau, fs. August; pn- Augustas.

Ogre ’ ogenfs &. utility, profit, inter-
est, advantage, emolument, gain,lucre;
a. useful, advantageous; great, much;
- Or y- | ogenfs ξ, εἴρυ. tmp. it is good
for, it is useful, profitable; quruwméy
“- fep. to find one’s interest; -- ρων.
“δι. to derive or reap benefit from;
- νι. to be usefal, advantageous,
to BCrve; ΓΟ ΣΧ 17 σ- Bhi » to work
for the public weal; ,- mphutb;. s-
ᾧ Ske OF fp due uphutbys τ aa af car

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ΤΟ fer ΟΣ, asnteneys to profit
by, to avail oneself of, to turn to ac-
count, to turn to the best account;
WL quik, gia ῥ ees om-enfs «Ὁ ῥῶ» to
sacrifice all to one’s interest; fut
ogunf pr ἐξ, “-.-ρονδδν» ξ, it is for your
good, for your interest; q— σ᾽ ων ων on_
Ὕ ae the greater part of the day;

Oguwewp ad. usefully, advantage-
ously; —p4, a- profitable, useful, lucra-
tive ) fruitful ; -ὁπηρή. —fuighp, —das:
pee a.self-interested, selfish, covet-
0U8; -fwp, wg a. useful, profitable,
advantageous, favourable; --ζ νος ἢ
s. utility, usefulness, advantage, good;
“-αἴλο ney δ. θεωωμέρ; -υδρν ufsprueg a.
fond of one's profit or gain, very in-
terested ; -geyqy a. showing profit or
utility.

Ogubéd, kof vn- to profit, to boot,
to be advantageous or profitable, to
fructify; -δ κε 9 εἴν va. to interest,
to give an interest, to advantage, to
profit, to benefit, to improve.

Ogufd, Eyuy un. to profit, to derive
use or advantage from, to take advant-
age of, to turn to account, to reap
benefit from.

Oguhe ’ θεν» με» δ. Ogun

Og. ay or ᾧ᾽ 8. air; weather; wind,
light wind, breeze: shoe, boot, half-
boot, &c. ; futugh opp, lady’s boot ;
δε can yo ag 9 οὐκ or perygpassulep 9 purple.
ἔμ Ὁ 9 4 cola caer es e goal gh 9 {eee ° “πη.
δξδιβ og, serene, mild, temperate,
calm, fine, good, cool, breathable air
or weather; gare. sat, afr ersfrerfiscasly ccd ,
ΣΧ. ΣΟ offend ass , ᾿ς ἐν νὰ Of as ony 040 _
ang? s S-ssleer » cases ess ἦ esstels sary . μευ.»
cashiysuediud ν dppluyryg og, cold, dry,
changeable, inconstant, bad weather;
deadly or deleterious, unwholesome,
infectious, corrupt or foul air or at-
mosphere; damp, overeast or cloudy,
tempestuous or stormy weather; αν».
huwd.p age, the injuries of the weather;
Jope ν phe ogu, in vain, vainly, silli-
ly ; at venture or random; pwkp, fun
Sacpep ο4ων idle talk, silly words,
empty discourse, vain, extravagant
designs, castles in the air; jt vgs fso_
why. ςωμᾷιωνδι, to talk idly, to beat
the wind, to talk to the winds; -- wa_
‘bacy to air oneself, to take an airing
or walk; - fof-b,. to have a change

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of air, to go abroad, to go into the
country; sag ey ene ὦ ogh, it is bad or foul
weather; [#obnem kh ogp, we shall
have rain; fssqaghh, equpahh oge, it
is getting fair again, it is clearing up;
dhalubush qrduwtuh ogp , it 8 growing
mild, cool; ogg gewSfqg. the extrem-
ity or break in armour; 8. 24d:
purd-fi s. climate, clime; -μωΐ
a. idly speaking, talking to the winds;
s.acrologist; S. 0g éphenc(Pmpuk, δα.
—putwket a. aerological; -pubacfh
8. aerology ; -σἔρ a. aeriferous; - κ.
“ας s. AeTORNOBY ; -φρ 8. aerogra-
pher; -g%uwg a. traversing, moving,
flying in the air; —gay a. azure, ceru-
lean; -gapd, wy 8. shoe-maker; -.
gochg 8. aerosphere; aerostatic bal-
loon ; -gpwhwe a. aerographical; -.
gpo-ldt δ. aerography; —gfc@: &e. 8.
Og eS ων » &e. ; —ghep a. variable,
changeable, uncertain as the wind;
—qine[3h δ. aerOscOpy; --γζορ αὖ, a-
aerodynamical ; —gogwa(# s. aerodyn-
amics ; -(#h. a. swift as the wind;
-(F-nf; a. flying in the air, very swift,
like the wind; —fssqug 8. θεω;
—frwnits a. mixed with air; ῥω a. full
of or condensed with air; hermetical;
~[untwe a. affected by damp, damped
by the atmosphere; -ζνεῦ 8. θς».
lpanch; -Gwt a- aerial, etherial; rais-
ed in the air; -fwnjg a. situated or
built in the air, aerial; —fuwag 4. al-
mospheric or pneumatic railway ; --
ψέγω a. aeriform ; -fznwhwh a. aero-
static;-f2anc[dh 5. aerostatics ; -Suas,
f& s. mech. the air-pump; —Sép2h§ α.
cutting, cleaving the air ; —day 3.
aeromancian; —4déaync{9h 8. aeromal-
cy; —4em s. vapour, exhalation; 4px
Suh 8. fire syringe; —thee (Af δ. shoe-
maker’s calling; —2/¢ a. inhaling alr;
— Sefer, suction-pump; --αὔνε ᾳ a. OX-
pelling air; -- gest, force pump; --
Sinem α. open, aired, ventilating; “
air-hole, casement, window, door; -.
“δ᾽ a, wandering in the air, in space;
~juwmw a. Whose floor or pavement
is in the air; οὖν 8. θεω ξωῦ; bed;
way un. to be changed or wsolved
into air; to be transparent as the alt;
—hweapg. 8. Δοτοηδυῦ; hese ρα» (hf
aeronautics; kde a. air-like, seri
form; -29-%s a. blowing in the ai;
~senf , ᾧ 4. aerometer, air-poise; bare

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meter; «ἢ, διεω » εἴν , ἤβωδνξ or fun.
buen Sf the barometer is rising, is fall-
ING; -senpoc(ah 8. aerometry ; -see ἃ.
travelling through the air; s. aero-
NaUt; —aquwpr, παρορᾷ a. floating, fly-
ing through the air; -aaphf s. balloon,
air- or aerostatic-balloon ; —asapac(th
8. aerostation. [σε fet 4. cold.

Ogun. ἐν ῥα un. to catch a cold; -.

Qz00.% a. nourished by air, aeri-
VOrous ; —fwfe 8. α. aerophobous; —sfm
femn[Ffec% 4. aerophobia; -dup, wg a.
driven through the air; —qdapfeSun. to
fly in the air; —en beastly 5. “εοἿροιδ,;
—spofs s. ventilator, fan, air-trap ; -- ὗν».
f-&.fva. to change the air, to ventilate,
to air; to aerify ; -xofen (2h s. change
of air, taking a walk, going into the
country, going abroad ; ventilation,
airing; <gwy 9. aerolite.

Q74qk% a. airy, aerial.

Qz4%f s. sheepskin with the wool
on; a. sheepskin, of sheepskin.

Ogkphen(# s. meteor; -ac{Fwputh
Se meteorologist ; —nel[Pumpiuihushik αι.
meteorological ; -σε[δ epmtne [Ὁ με Ὁ Se
meteorology ; -we[Fuagfuul s. mete-
OrOscOpe 5; -ac(Pwinhwt a, meteor-like.

Ogethuy a. containing air; s. air-
vessel ; —fkg shupdpt s. projectile ; -g&.
gne-[tf.% 8. projection.

Ogh ἌΣ ΣΧ pe ΓΤ] 8. sheep.

θέ 4. sheepskin ; fur coat, pelisse.

Ogrynpm s- atmosphere ; -ayfh a.
atmospherical.

Opa sf. goddess of the air, Hera.

4πῷ 8. state of the weather.

0/2. fg s. pernoctation, passing the
night in a place ; sleeping place, lodg-
ing, inn; evening ; #- -, towards
dusk, in the evening ; wa -- gurqgupl,
w.pbp,to pass the night in a place,
to make a halt;- ωαὖϑ,, to stop or
stay with, to logde at; ΠΣ oor oh.
ans Ts κεν ong oes ons — 58 bpgncu, journeying two
nights in the desert.

θυ γι ers ouae oS 9 δε ἢ easy ν bt ᾿ bgay -
qulewl, ὦ ἡ ὦ} un. to lodge, to pass the
night in, to sojourn, to dwell, to stay
in @ person’s house.

OP uahkby buflun. to lodge, to dwell
together, to live under the same roof.

Of2 wuny ‘ O02 cupuste &. lodging or
sleeping place, inn, hotel, hostelry.

Oba, bf s. 8. Ole ; bivouac; --
τὰ δῆ) yocuuherg» Aressing-room ; -s

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awl y 8. Ofebhdutb&s ; to bivouac.
θεω S. θίϑωφο feel

θέᾳ, -«% a. stale, hard; 8. Zag.

Oeer 8. Ops.

OR buat, θεν, wy 8. inn, hos-
telry; dwelling, lodging, habitation,
convent; a day’s journey ; bputerken
— opgupny, the happy abode of the
just; “““ω wontikss wnbaes or veteley , to
lodge in, to dwell in, to reside in, to
live in, to inhabit; op δῦ —p po, where
do you live? 44af kpkumt ep, thirty
day’s journey distant. (innkeeper.

QO? bduiwenp a. hospitable ; 4. host,

OP butkS, kgf va. to receive into
one’s house or hotel, to lodge, to har-
bour; -2pd° or

Off. kguy vn. to take up one’s
lodgings, to stay, to sojourn.

Qlng, my 3. sleeping-place, bed-
room; blanket; carpet, tapestry, hang-
ings, arras ; 8. Wapuphoe.

OS sng rh ν omg Oe aiding, helping, 88-
sisting, auxiliary, subsidiary; confe-
derate, allied; - aw, auxiliary verb;
- geeky, auxiliary troop; -bd, kgf
va. to aid, to succour, to assist, to
protect, to favour, to support, to sus-
tain; -wf 9. aid, succour, assistance,
support, protection. _[rier, runner.

OS ping ask s. 8. θύων ccs » ἄο.; cou-

OF fu, 9... OF νυ 8. marriage-
portion, dowry, endowment ; gift,
present.

OF mwpbp a. bearing gifts; -- ἰδ.
to bring a portion or dowry ; to make
ἃ present; —4.0% a. dotal.

OS ων. kgf va. to portion, to as-
sign a dower, to endow with a for-
tune; to offer, to make a present.

θύω». 2 pat 8. QS fan

Qs s. unction ; anointing-oil.

Od whfg a. anointed together.

Odurbhe pie 8. ointment, salve,
unguent, pomatum, pomade.

Suthd, ον d& va. to anoint; to
consecrate; -- avkend, to gild; -- ap.
danlInd, to silver; - qubdbh feqad ὦ.
Ὅπε ῥε., to pomatam, to perfume one’s
person; ὃ. hea:

Qos a- anointed, consecrated; s.
king, priest, &c.; -» 07. the Lord’s
Anointed ; -ν» Christ, the Messiah.

ds ,ncl(#fe% 5. the being anointed;
unction.

Qsac(F ft, Qsa.% 2. 8. θόδιν Ὁ H

02h

anointing, consecration; 46 03}» ὁ.
éo.%, extreme unction.

02,5 s. serpent, adder, snake; -
Or - esa esas ty easly » the devil; ᾿Ξ ἐνεωμεναῖ,
uf. dipsas or dipsade; -- εξ. the ser-
pent hisses ἢ 8. ‘Pog pals ped.

θζωμωρ ad. like a serpent; —pupey
a. cunning, artful ; —piwef a. inhabited
by serpents; -pepp a. abounding or
swarming with serpents; —¢&q s. bot.
baldmony, 8. Pog ; - ἰδ ον a. poisonous
88 an asp; -shqwe 5. bot. ophioglos-
sum,adder’s tongue; -ἰμεωδ᾽ a-bitten by
ἃ serpent; ~frqugp s.serpent-charm-
ers: Ophite (sectarians) ; - (νυ εὖν a. in-
fected with serpents; - σα ῥε. a.snaky-
haired, Gorgon- or Medusa-headed,
having the head bristling withserpents;
πίων f a. holding a serpent; s. ast.
serpentarius; -f4p0q a. serpent-like;
-4ofu a. trampling serpents under foot;
—kns a. calling, charming serpents; -ρ
8. Psylli; —4o.2 s. serpentine, --stone,
ophites; —4.,05 a. driving away ser-
pents; “διωρ 8. () Sess fs δ᾽ ; -ωρπι [δ her
8. serpent-bite ; -ἶδε. a. snake-shaped,
‘snaky; full of turnings & windings,
going or running winding about, zig-
zag, crankling; 8. zigzag, crankle; —_
“κε ἠδ, 8. eel, conger ; -swpen a. inimic-
al to serpents ; s. ophiomacus ; ichneu-
MOD; -hwd, μηδ vn. to become a
serpent, or like a serpent; to be
changed into a serpent, to turn into a
snake ; —tfiwt a. resembling a serpent,
serpent-like , serpentine ; —yna%s a.
serpent-breathed ; —aya2u, wg a. WOr-
shipping serpents, ophialatrous; --.
αμην (Fh δ. serpent-worship, ophia-
latry ; -syaemfyp a. deceived by the ser-
pent ; —ayernyee ὦ. Serpentine, winding,
meandering, sinuous, tortuous, cran-
kling; S. darth ; - funqnidesl » chem.
worm of a still; serpentine-pipe ; -.
fudge a. given by the serpent to eat;
—uwhen 8. 200l.ophioctene, scolopendra,
millepede; -—ukpactgp 3. Ophiogenes
Or -ZeN& ; --“ωρων a. serpent killing;
—muwhp a. tormented by a serpent; --
ΠΣ ΝΣ 3. θζωφέρωρ —qese. ὃ. med. ery-
sipelas ; —xruyn 8. SnAake-WO0d; -ὐση
s.mus. ophicleide ; πρωρν 8. βθΖιων ζει. re

Otbwh, δὲ 4. cock, hammer. [um.

Of 244 8. bot. viper’s bugloss, echi-

Oakes odbwg 8. collar; -- puraghurg .
shirt-collar; qodfu syusmunt,, to rend

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one’s garments. [ill-naturedness.

Qin. (Pf.% s. serpentine nature; fz.

Qaocw a. swarming or infested with
serpents. .

Qatmbd, kgf va. to divide, to disu-
nite, to separate, to detach, to sever,
to part, to distract, to divert from;
to dissipate, to disperse, to scatter;
to sow discord or strife; to tear, to
lacerate ; un. to be divided, dissipated,
&c., to dissent.

Qitan% 4. separation, disunion,
dissension ; dispersion ; tearing to
pieces.

Og: fg ΟΥ̓ og 8.ring, slide ; curl, ring-
let ies pf cashes link 37 Maw pdisiog f ,
button-hole.

Qaqespushje » wy ὃ. staple, ring-staff.

Oqwh, ᾧ ὁ. ring, slide; —m-npp 8. pl.
annelides.

Qquhknxph δ. anat. cricoides.

Qqwdé. a. ring-shaped, circular.

θεν οἵ ὅ. ring ἢ ferrule; _ aaby
npuahwh [9 πα νην Varvels.

Qe a. ringed ; curled in ringlets-

Oger » &e. S. Negh pd » &ec. ες

θην. oqey 8. strong drink, spirit,
brandy ; 5. 8eh-

Oxuhey s.rOssolis, liqueur.

Qgoch 4. 8. Nand ; a. delightfal,
charming, enchanting.

θχων», ῥ᾽ 2. assistance, favour, pro-
tection, goodness, grace; sabes, -»
to gain one’s cause.

Oxon, wg s. 80ap; 5. ( κ)» οὖ ἃ Urwn;
bride’s dress , furniture , ornaments,

θυ} 8. Natp-[&c.; means, remedy.

θυ s. cheer, shout of encouragement;
— wnined, to cheer up, to plack up
courage ; ob, db an» ob ans 52 fs sey ἐπί.
now! come! cheer up! courage! bravo!
ct whe, oh fie! for shame! pshaw!
avaunt! back! stand back ! off of
away with you! ch οὖν f garg fay:
be off! go away! begone! get you
gone! ἐν wef, rise up! come! ὁ 4.
huy.p »come along! ob ophe hong nip!
up with you! let us go! cb σή fe
dip. let us go too; ¢& aphp, arise!
get up! ch δε. of, 80, in this or that
way, thus, such; certainly, to be sure,
assuredly ἢ ob δε ob ass po eases ἔν (ud Ls he
ob be ob μων σξ b[dk ag οἴδενῷ, τε. εἶν,
nuwthghe, may God strike me if you
die not! ch δε. ob asprussylt fad a δι.
οὖν ke ob suk “εν ΚΩῈ, the gods do

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so unto me, & more also, if...; ὁὖν δε
ok δεν μα Δ) ἔν ἵν peg dp be ot be. ob jm.
«σεν LE(#E, may the gods load or
afflict you with every evil if...; o%
bre. ob ass presses eg ῃδ ‘pure (Pf be ob be ob
yee b gk &(2E,80 & more also do God
unto the enemies of David, if ..-; ὁν
fp μων [Angyocp, oh too much! leave
off! have done! [God! God grant it!
02. 02 Δὲ int. would to God! please
0,» Opw4. ῥ᾽ 8. gum ammoniac, am-
moniacum. (salt, sal ammoniac.
Q-eshayfit a. ammoniacal; - ays =
Qpermnb of 8. Bop cserk af’
pease cas ly νῶν ἃ. SYTU sherbet.
0,4" 8. ἜΝ eras
O-bige) αρὖ s. worm-wood, absinth.
phesys fry 8. mistletoe, lichen.
Q;t0t, fs. kali, glass-wort , soap-
(has coor. δ. ἴβευωω 4ᾳ.. [ wort.
θωγω ἢ ff ϑ. starch; paps uspusk -ῥ.
--manufactory ; -wheh a. amylic ;
— ase iy bs 7 ang a. amylaceous; -k J, bgp va.
Qunfe 8. lunfe- [to starch.
Our, wg 8. a. stranger; foreign;
remote, distant; other; extraordin-
ary, strange; ad. vainly, in vain, un-
justly, wrongfully. [stranger.
mupupes ade strangely ; like a
(hace ass peso gp Lose Ss. (hace acon css aml: ἐστε «
wupwagh, par ° glug , -ὧὖὺ a. of
an another nation, foreign, outlandish.
Qurepayhges a. speaking another
language, foreign.
Que νων κῖν a. crossed, cross-bred;
δ. crossing with another species ; sea
or fusnnteky quilmeunctou J7us to cross
apimals, to cross-breed ; -fenpl? a.
spurious, bastard, illegitimate; -—fnp_
4°¢e4. OF -fun4, a. excentric, strange,
odd, fantastical, extravagant; S. Uy.
ΞΕ (ger; foreign, stranger.
esr cas press Ss fois , Stary a. born ofa stran-
Querpenhuyne(Ppet s. foreign yoke;
—(s% a. foreign, alien ; 5. stranger,
foreigner ; -ζέρμω a. of another form
Or appearance, diverse, different; —_
GS puja (Fhe 8. extravagance; —hagith
{τω s.foreign land, abroad ; gopud-a_
“πῷώ ἐκ, y- Gacuwy ,to recruit abroad.
ooo ame ps ots, mary ose δ᾽ “να. [Ὁ Ὁ &. inhospitality.
Quormpurtuye a. of a different lan-
guage ; disagreeing, dissenting or
-tient; — w.udmhp, strange doctrines;
~#&« a, odd-shaped.
(act cary cas shiss εἰ μι un. to die in a for-

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eign land or country, to die abroad;
~dipd- a.inbospitable ; -- ὄδων α. 3. Qarw_
peuefuns; singular, whimsical ; --ὔνειων a.
adventitious, foreign.

Quswprustnf a. alienable, transfer-
able; -tead, ugey ὑπ. to become a
stranger, to adopt foreign manners &
customs; to estrange oneself, to go
away, to leave; fig. to be alienated,
estranged, disunited, disaffected; —
to wt a.unusual,extraordinary,strange,
singular, out of the way ; -%ng 8. place
where strangers are lodged, guest's
house, residence for foreigners; hos-
pice for pilgrims or other travellers.

θωνωρωρμωρξινοῦ » Shay OF Shh a.
exotic, foreign ; —ghrapS fh b p[F οὗν»
to become a pilgrim.

ess ecapoessengeceyere Oe of false religion ,
unorthodox, heterodox ; -aghu S. Qasee
(Pespap δὰ

() crv carr esos br vt ν o&p OT wh pel a. hetero-
geneous, dissimilar 9 8. Qusmpuggh ;
-ukp, upp a. fond of strangers, hos-
pitable ; -wfpss va. to be fond of
strangers, to welcome foreigners, to
be hospitable, to entertain strangers ;
—uppoe(ife% 2. kindness to strangers,
hospitality ; sub, py a.murdering
strangers, hospitocidal; --͵ὐγεωῖωνε [9 ᾧ
s. stranger-murder, hospitocide; -e
ants 8, Qatar astrag «

Qunepunkuwy a. hating strangers ,
inhospitable; -wLu, &c.S. δῥεγσωσωξμο
&c.; -αωωᾷ a. of another kind, form
or manner, diverse, different; --νός
wncs a. meddling with another's things,
bearing envy, envious; -#hga(th.%
s. hatred of strangers, inhospitality ;
-mnact §. () cor ane yoscsto rng ἢ -machh a. bot.
degenerate, wild.

Quruprsghg a. of another tribe, for-
eign, heterogeneous; —g/qa<F 5. heter-
Ogeneousness; --πεσωΐν εἶ va. to al-
ienate, to estrange; to alienate from
affection, to disaffect, to avert, toturn
aside or away, to detach, to wean; --
yl-pJ& 3k, to send from home, to
remove, to send abroad, to expatriate;
—gaegfs a. estranging , alienating ;
strange, paradoxical ; —gae.gued 8- e8-
trangement, alienation.

Qurmpuxfpun. a, heterodox, heretic-
al; -nc{#fc% 4. heterodoxy.

θωράω. &c. 8. 2ῥερυνῆωι. &ec.

Quwp fs a: another's, not one’s own.

or

: Qncsp per Pers. w.8. Pasyywd nes

Qarceprrreeefe s ον “ὦ ἦγ ca a. strange,
foreign, alien; new, strange, extrav-
agant; diverse, different; -ρ 9. false
gods, idols.

Quwpne (2h s. condition of a strange;
alienation, estrangement, separation ;
unlikeness, difference ; strangeness,
extravagancy; elimination, proscrip-
tion; absence, pilgrimage ; abroad,
foreign lands.

QeupaeSh sf.stranger, foreigner.

wupneaneits a. following, holding
or teaching new or strange doctrine;
εν δ, -- not to hold strange doctrines.

Quaeupacem , y- ad. from another
part, elsewhere, from any other place.

Qewpuppack » ὅσ. 8. Quracpusappaneh

ρ' Δ ε.νε. 03. ἐὦε περ» “ρα ὃ. day,
daytime; fig. time, days, life; ναῷ
op» Week-day 3 on gapdsy, work-day ;
4 “οὐ, feast-day, holiday; or Sthgng ᾽

irth-day ; of 4mtqgfuf, day of solem-
nity ; nwnkp on» flesh-day; on δε κεν ἢ ’
fast day ; of dnfupng, ash-wednesday ;
woh ἐμὲ πε yacnepe, UNIVETBBFY 80-
lemnity > pagk ἐᾷ, 4 qed pS tog of»
fine, splendid day; posh bate, ἔρβωω.
Shh, δρωΐνιωε ξων op , fortunate, happy,
lucky day; sepugnczeh of , unlucky
day; ayes OF qessges of to-day; op Ft SES,
on & opt, every Other day; og sop,
from day to day; op [5 opk a. quotid-
ian; ad. day by day, daily, every day,
more & ΤΟΥ͂Θ᾽ of εμε.δνα. (" ὁ semese oss,
4- νει [».» κενε-νε. BY έιε- ἀνε. (1 Ὁ daily, every
day ; wa. opft , byt opps, the same day,
‘ in the same day, presently, soon; gop
giptl ’ qopls ngiaj qoril ὑ pach, all
day, all day long, during the livelong
day, from morning till night; gop sd",
every day, diurnal; all day long; δι.
pee ΟΣ till noon; “4. “να. sits 9
a day ἡ serra (» εἵξνε. αἵ, fr εἷνινε αἵ cas 8098-41 9
ef δ, one day, a day, one fine day,
some fine day ; J ghanggaedt Seid ol
-the day after, next day; 6 dfewnS s_
enep,the day after, to-morrow; 54.
ose hs a fs ony opt, the following day ; pun
bphacy δεν 8.906.536 9 two days after ; ye
che ΡΥ 1D three days ; £ tdph ὦ.

anew, the same day; ᾧ δε fel aseneyey |

the very same day; york ,ωναι ὐβίνεἶξι,
from the first day ; gad” wenzeu, CVC-
ry day, for ever ; ywenepe dhe, iD ΟἿΣ
days, in these days, in our time; ,ω.

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Oro.
corpo δι. , in the latter days,
latterly Σ puencpul sepbnapl. in those
times or day8; yucncpea bnew, under
him, during his time; se oft. the day
that; quwencpu, many days, long time;
dhnd oprnd » of a day; on fb yer OF op
Jor watt, ,to put off from day to day,
to procrastinate, to defer, to delay;
or wes ᾧ, αἵ» ἔτι » to fix a day; Gury qos
gi Eh gumuph , to Waste the day, to
remain idle all day; Sanhiuogks quencpe .
to count the days ; εἵξε τ δέν ik -_
cocpag. to die full of days; 2efby =~
encpu, the passing of the day; κων εν,
qo atpalih eas 0_s30_sits . to bear the bar-
den of the day; gba αἰ ε- δε. [9 pens Ων, hay 9
it is not yet late, it is yet early; Pas
were uy, While it is day; χδρε w_
“-ἐνε. [να] ἀξίως fepng ‘ for his whole life-
time; Ephuyhfe , ζω» soe. ofp the
days grow or are growing longer,
shorter ; Epke Fw " wenepl, it is
three o’ clock a. m.3; 03 shor pusqaed fis
wenepg, in a few days, soon, shortly ;
“νων! [Ἷ» ἡνοὔχαν δῖα. ἐν ε. εἶν ΠΣ ΧΩΣ ἢ they
gave him a loaf daily ; aphwth ye [punk
op yopk bee andfes sendhisey ab why hapeca_
gs» he cast lots to see in what month
& on what day he shoald lose him ;
[1.2 of yemenepg , ΟΥ̓ bake op dp yencpy:
Sfreschgmeguse., one day he fell sick ;
Seats ve ᾧ SUE sy ass. opts » new-born
babe; opts ον ως δ gaee. JIS» the day
gave place to evening; paw & wan
gun feo, sufficient for the day is the
evil thereof ; 5. Σωνωρμωᾷ, ἴων
pou, Umpe®wted, Pabupsfd, Yop.
Mess ose be εἶ, ϑιωρενοΐ fy » ὅσ. &c.

Opwpkp a. bringing day, luciferous;
~plak bifefun. to sojourn for a day;

—gkptp 4. day & night, a whole day,

twenty four hours; -¢fyp, &c. 8. Leow
thr» &C.; ~ghug 8. ἃ day's journey;
—ggne(Ffe% 4. diary, journal; -@f.
(Gach s. day’s work ; day of the month;
-ῥνηβρ pbb νη. to note lacky & un-
lucky days; -ζων a. diurnal; daily ;
day’s or daily earnings or wages; —_
Senhe 8. day's account ; day-book,
Journal; Saw 8. QypSuow 3 —Salegp δ.
ephemancy ; -4jpmfs.e 8. Ephionithes,
daily baptists ; —Jr mp 8. daily serviee.

Oro. 9 8. bundle of corn, sheaf,
shock, stack.

Opucsesp §. fatal, unlucky or inaus-
Picious day ; -sarkee a. Wanting some

Ork
orafew days; -ageS OF Sah, my δ.
day-sentry ; —syaSf& 8. livelihood,
daily bread : -αοωρξν a. living from
hand to mouth.

θμω ὅ. Gr. w. ὅρασις: halo.

θυ ys 8. Leda & U racoefeoys «

Opwgfa.of every day, daily, quotid-
jun; —gyg 8. almanack, calendar; --.
gv a. lasting several days.

Qpx_np a. diurnal, ephemeral; fg.
short-lived, temporary; —s« 8. ephe-
mereuta, hebdomadary.

“0,6. S. ἢ“ of

Orke 8. Ss. Np key ; * days; πρ' stg 8.
imprecation, malediction, curse.

Opse ’ opfif better Opbee , op [ἥν
s. law; precepts ; faith, religion ; con-
stitation ; rule, regulation ; right;
principle, maxim; usage, 8868. custom;
institution ; condition, fashion, mode:
district, canton, province; -<g, ΟΥ̓ » μὴ
δαὶ Ἦν ταν ong eas ly «εν ἣν =p the Eucharist , the
Holy Sacrament or Communion; -- «ὦ.
ekmbkw, guerdon or gift toa bringer
Of good NEWS 5 -p ped οἿν κοῦ ses με br αν.
faskp . decretals ; Sdne ὦ ape leew a9.
osy bs ess ess lease opfiiurg . decretalist, canon-
ist; =e 4wksty, Menses, menstrua,
catamenia; =e. or Φύμρ RB. opftmy,
or Beheopgneith opfiuy » Denatero-
nomy ; =e «qq¢eg.s the law of nations;
-Ρ αἴρων, » principles ; — 05g eas are. δυῇ 9 do-
coration, insignia, badge ; <p ὡνορξερ.
corrupt practice, abuses; —p Sgopauw_
“πεν. the law of might, the good
old rule; Sats ΣΤ ly gegght opfinuuy ’
against all rule, illegally ; δι δ. sear
εἰν ET ash acts ; plesk ash ‘ Spr, bop » «να. ἦτ
qhbacapwhoe —p, divine, eternal, na-
tural, ancient, new, evangelical, writ-
ten, civil, military law ; gpweop —p,
statute law; opfiop »f@ op flauy or opf.
tf ud.according to law, legally, legiti-
mately, lawfully; duly, suitably, re-
gularly, properly; Atgpt, -ὦ to come
to Communion; wa -s, to administer
the Sacrament ; -o πῖνε ν Suqapgky
opftwy, to receive the Sacraments, to
communicate ; 200 SF caste fo bubs oppbuwy 9
to be worthy of receiving the Sacra-
ment; —« git,, ὁ canes ose ons esa bsp 8. θυῤῥω
1084 —« αν,» to dictate or lay down
laws; to give laws to, to prescribe
laws; τω maz, to give laws; auwShy
q-u,»to keep, to obey the laws; 5 -«

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Luhupb,, to lay down or state asa
principle;fremapk, sopfiusg to8werve,
to depart or deviate from the laws;
οὗ east bey “ου βαρ , to transgress ; to
violate the law; puahusy , Jeph, ques
to abolish, to repeal, to abrogate a
1aW; μου η σε αἴ" opftop 4 eco by cas cso ly fog » to re-
sist or oppose in many ways; ἐν, f
ζω ὗν ορί or ῥ ζωδν Ἷις -a,to have -
the menses; ῥ ΟΣ Σ]) opfiiung ang 00 Uy oso _
οἶνον to cease to be after the manner
of women; EIPE -- βηξ wuh,, if it may
be said; - &, it may be, it is allowed,
one may; — 4 tw, he was allowed
to; - bp pkg. you might; ope fol,
ῥοξ -. is it allowed to? s& --ν it is not
permitted to; youn opfiuyh hgapgne_
ΩΣ, after the Holy Communion; --α
bey {είς &e» he holded as a maxim
or principle; -ω ων νδ bahie asledeviry ,
they believed themselves permitted
to; qiad” firs - Sunheph fb pencils padhy
bepng. he avails himself of every
means in order to satisfy his desires;
id opfif afvezs i fre le γε. οἷν like the phari-
see; S. Wwe:

Opheogha a. skilled in the law; s.
legist, jurisconsult, lawyer, civilian ;
Doctor in Law, L. L. D.; -- watb,. to
initiate in the laws, to indoctrinate in
jurisprudence ; —¢fwne(tf.% 4. Juris-
prudence, the Law ; wessattsley q-> to
study law.

Opstweghe tpg τρῖξ s-law-giver,
—maker, legislator; - or —gpwheah a.
legislative ;-gpbd, —gpaclth 8. Opie
grid, &e.

Opbtuk pbs a. following the law; ad,
according to the old law.

θυξν»ωη οἷν. &c. ΚΝ. θυϑνω»ἡ οἷα » &C.

Oph tease reucsrrge 8. Op Prsrquctey .

Opbtasuwnps a. law-making.

θυξνωκε 5 8. professor of juris-
prudence, legist, lawyer ; a. legisla-
tive, instructive.

θείως S. θρῥήνανρως; -ωμως δ
a, zealous for the law, exacting per-
fect observance of the law.

Opr+f? phe 9. dinner bespoke for a
certain day: day’s earnings or wages.

Ope press ops bs sary or ps , phkgs a. daily, of
every day, quotidian, diurnal.

Opl2h 3. Gr.w. o’o30i, stand ap!

Opp upp ad. legally, lawfully, con-
formably ; -géur ὃ. Ophiughean; -ghrae
8. code, laws; law-book; -ὖρ 5. θρένες,

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αὐρὶ -gp&t, kgf va. to establish, to
give laws; to ordain, to decree, to
enact, to emanate, to prescribe; —gy.
geck s. law-giving, —making, legisla-
tion ; legislature ; law, decree, ordin-
ance; constitution; institution ;-guaky ,
by a. transgressing, breaking law; δ.
transgressor, law-breaker, prevarica-
tor, infractor; -- ἀνε,» to violate the
laws, to prevaricate; —quigne{P fst δ.
transgression, offence, prevarication,
infraction of the law.

Ophtul, wg 8. example, model, ex-
emplar , original; transcript, copy;
idea, shadow, image; drawing, design,
plan, project, representation; form,
manner, way, sort, figure; sample,
pattern, specimen; gr. paradigm; pr.
as, in imitation of, after the fashion of,
by way of, like ..9) meng, 41- ων
qeuges — 5 eyessyes ake. -f . με» -ῥ. any Eas

_quye ad. in this manner or way,
thus, 80 5 guy -- ν qhajh —, pi μον —f, in
that way, in the same way, likewise ;

ap —o—f γίνε. -- pits, for example,
or instance; — f#%, let us say, we
will suppose; 47 -/. after the manner
of, according to the example of, in
Imitation of, like; wadft -w., like
that, in that way; mSudpm. —ue, in 8
divine Way; σρρα -we be & or fof, in
whatever way it may be; gaph, say,
spvuy, ghabgb -ν good, bad, rare,
fine example; of thgqby gto ἐδ» firfe
—«we., do not in any way molest them ;
— muy, to give or set the example; --
“τ ων piduye,, to indicate a8 an ex-
ample; -- wabnc,, to take for example
or for model, to follow; -- quhdh pir.
Suybgnegutby hengnegqutt, , to shew
or set oneself an example of; --νε. fe
pd pupa pk,, to encourage by one’s
exam ple; Veli bey. be inkeeby -f nepranp)
to imitate, to fellow a person’s ex-
ample : δ δ᾽ cask be pray - πους αὐἿνωρ, ἴο
pretend to be equal to God; -- &hug
Bug uwenpoy . he was}the model of
kings ἢ δ. ων

θυῤδῥευζμωμ ad. like an example;
in a figurative sense, figuratively ; —
¢[% a. book-copying ; ὃ. copyist, tran-
scriber, scribe; -ghp» grew, 8. writer,
author, historian, &c.; -gpac(Ffck s.
composing or writing a work or book,
writing ; - ων a. figurative.

Op fitch ast S. Op biraseop ; hy sss ass tap a.

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fulfilling the laws (J.C.); τῴζωρᾳ a.
established, sanctioned by the law;
hid, kgf va. to copy, to transcribe;
to figure, to trace, to delineate, to
represent, to show; to give or present
as example or model; -- gutte πὶ hap.
gap, to be subject to the law; -ἀῤρ
S. Op fteusyus4 ; —gach 5. copying; like-
ness, resemblance.

θυ ως ay Be fulfilling, observ-
ing or keeping the law; -—a<{#fc% 4.
keeping, obeying or fulfilling the law;
—wyuengude ὃ. the laws or oracles of
God; —asy sss enecee_et” 8. interpreter of the
laws, legist ; eagle ad. 8. Op fimpep ;
according to the ancient law.

Opfiuenp a. legal, legitimate, law-
ful, permitted, conformable to the law
or to custom; legal, juridical, canonic-
al; valid, efficacious, in due form; s.
legist, doctor in law ; -- ga«gehby, hua.
grcgubt,, to legitimate, to authorize,
to sanction; —was a. legitimate; 2.
legitimist; -ofusne(2§ 4. legitimacy;
-kd, kgf va. to legalize, to legitimate;
-nc(ah s. legality, legitimity ; legaliza-
tion, authentication. ᾿

Opfutf 8. Ophewgptd-

Opfenq s.edile; agrinomist. τ

Oppo. eng sf. girl, maid, virgin,
maiden, damsel; young lady; - ~¢.
ἵνα. μων, gentle-woman; — zga¢ghp:
maid of honour; -ν [Puwphuwet, Miss
Marian; --νε 9} 8. maidenhood, virgin-

Opguteng §. Ne phwtng- ity.

OpSusue, fro ue 8. Oxtrepity, last mo-
ment, agony, death; fate, destiny, fa-
tality ; - dwn, the point of death,
death’s-door; ,ω- frp Abeyh,. to ron
to one’s ruin; σ᾽ νων ,- ἰωυ Χωδ fr,
his last hour is at hand.

07500up6p a. mortal, deadly, fatal;
-4u% a.in the pangs of death, at the
last gasp, dying, expiring; 8. :
ΡΣ {tide, twelve o'clock.

θιν S cesta ace pe ccs 8. midday, noon, noon-

θυςν 8. OpStac fen.

θυφνωμωΐ, a. singing hymns, laud-
ing, praising God; —£4/, δύ va. to sing
hymns, to bless, to exalt, to give
praises; - σεῦ 4. benediction, praise,
canticle, hymn.

θυφνωΐ,»εἷν a. Whose nameis blessed.

OpStwnmpe a. blessing , praising ,
lauding.

Op Sturpwt s. chaplet, rosary:

oor

Opsukuy a. blessed; holy; conse-
crated ; - gac ῥ Sxvé , God bless you;
- £ US, Heaven be praised.

Opsubwl, kgf va.to bless, to shower
down or bestow blessings on; to bless,
to consecrate, to offer; to bless, to
glorify, to sing hymns, to praise; to
bless, to prosper, to: speed ; to salute,
to greet: to curse, to blaspheme; -
quique, to say grace, to ask a bless-
Ing; — gap μέρδωων to curse ἃ person
to his face; 3 opSikgh ypkq. didn’t I
curse you nicely ?

Op Seb pene oF eng 8. Opsibs ; -2fp-%
δ. hymn, canticle, praise.

OpSips 4. blesser, praiser, glorifier.

Opstac(2h 2. benediction, blessing,
doxology; praise, laud, hymn, can-
ticle; blessings, great abundance,
plenty, prosperity, wealth; gift, pre-
sent ; consecration ; the Eucharist;
eulogy ; relics; mus. instruments; --
~(#&y. the Song of Songs, the song of
Solomon ; - wkqube,, grace before
meat; -- «w,, to bless, to pronounce
the blessing ; wat, -, to receive the
blessing, to be blessed; to receive
presents; y-» Susdiepf,, to consider
asa great blessing; ων wcp fad
q- .e, father, your blessing.

Op Stee (thpetuphp Qe bringing bless-
ing or benediction; -- gages, Ritual.

Opry 5. ἢ (πα, »

Opocg S. ή. ne

Opore 3. by-by , lallaby.

Qguiw &o. 8. Daub, &e.

Ofputun s. Fr. w. offering.

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orb

ᾧ (/6) pé «. the thirty eighth letter
of the alphabet, & the thirtieth of the
consonants.

— It was taken at the time of the
Crasaders from the Greek, in order
to facilitate the writing of foreign
words. The ancients used in its stead
the letter $3; a8, Quoxds—pPppewhb uh.

— It is consequently pertinent only
to modern Armenian, & if found in
some early writers, the words are of
foreign derivation.

Deere ease Ss. Passo 00 exe fer »

Dupes S. Pierre ’ Ὦ Σίδην ων -

Dihgheeys &c. 8. Prugpunel(Fped.

ῥορβν, wy 8. florin.

Dee aslo. 5. On wiel -

hewtgku a. French; 5. parqzpurgh -

Drwkp o arg Ss frank. :

Deke or πάρ 8. Fr. w. brother; -ρ’
Crusaders; Templars , Knights tem-

| plars.

IS

BUSNhY

ΑΝ Abas.

quo Abgarus, Abgar.
Une fuu Abdias, Obadiah.
[μηροῖς Abdulmeseh.
Dek νων Abed-nego.
Ugetuitp Abner.

ΠΡ ΣΕ Absalom.
Uee, Abel.

ge fracsl? coo Abiathar.
Defpuws Abibas.
Ueheber f. Abigail.

Thaby 7. Avice.

Ugeplb£p Abimelech.
Uppas Abia, -h.
Upfuwt Abisag.

Qefeot Abiron.
Defegbinu Abydene.
Upeocpk phe Abubekr.

| ee Abraham.
Uguwpew Agabus.

Ugerg Agag.

| | Oe os Γ Agatha.

Dg eel? whabgnw Agathangelus.

Ugusltakake Agathocles.
ΡΣ 7 Agamemnon.
Uguruyf /. Agapy.

anne [- Hagar.
U¢gseade Agenor.
Deb upqeyou Agesilaus.
Ley 9 ΣΝ Agis.
ὕω». Γ Agnes.

[
Oger, φιῥεηξν (dbp. Ua.) Akontz

Foye Agricola.

Derbyan Agrippa.

Dep bqagfiem f. Agrippina.
asf Adam.

ἴμες Addey. »

σέων. Adoctus.

Ugetfus Adonia.

Usgebpeégts Adonibesech.

Wonk WU

Uggunti;kp Adrammelech.
Qepfeto. Adrian, Hadrian, -us.
Ogeyee Azael.

ὕχωρῥιω Azariah.

Ugufhe Bon.

We wig ft Athanagenes.

Ue wire, —fne Athanasius.

υ.9 casi ese as foase [. Athanasia.

WP Fire g. nprasu Athenagoras.
09ἐν Athena, Minerva, Pallas.
Wi bingop Atheonodorus.
Us gun Siok Astyages.
μέρα Albert.

Uy efi f. Albina.
Wefsew Albinus.
Dykpubuton Alexis.

[nus.
pus fers Yoiikine Alexius Comne-

[3-E ss Γ Althea.
ie f. Alice, Alicia.
Tear gle, Lewis.

kph Alperice.
Uypiow Alpheus.
Ujpotens Alphonso.
ὕμρρδηπα Alfred.
UWDpbteb Alfieri.
θιζωζῥνω Acacius.
Uefa que Aquila.
Usb pepdne Achipsimus.
Diet f Aglaia.
Usp Aaron.
ως ον Agathon.
Uqeeap (, Colomba.
Ugkeuwige Alexander, Sanders.
Ugh puwing pas Ρ Alexandra.
Ugshefog Alcibiades.
Ughbet Halcyone.
Uviegé{ Amalek.
Usiwupe Amasia (patriarch).
Uspuchoat Habakuk.
Ueeprubew Ambrose, Ham.

CUS

μη, "ὦ Amedeus.
DL fru f. Amelia.
WL pbhou Americus (Vespucius).
ὕμ f. Amy.
Deh hep Hamilcar.
Ya eww anaes Amyntas.
[με Ammon.
Usequ Amos.
[μηρβινρῥηῖ, Amphitryon.
J ips Ajax.
Pe oe ΖΕ πα.
ἐμ. Aithalas.
Ὁ,,διέσιβῷ f. Dorcas.
Uioh Anag.
[νων Anacletus.
Utwhpint Anacreon.
ὕψως βων /- Ansitis, Diana, Dy.
Uta Anan.
Ututi fer, --α Anania.
| | bee Anastasius.
᾿νε ast esos focas Γ Anastasia.
ὕω ν»» - ῥπω Anatolins.
Wess exo ony exe [- Anatola.
Wires ccs oe fous Anacharsis.
Wi acg res carey. πρώ Anaxagoras.
Utupuwppos Anaxarchus.
Ufrcerp a foclaartog proves Anaximander.
Ufurpufdin&s Anaximenes.
UPgéqew Angelus, Angelo.
Uegt, nw Haggai, Aggee.
sys Antipas.
Usgputfy Protogenes.
Utapkaw Andrew.
Utgpadinp f: Andromache.
Utepotpheou Andronicus.
Ut onwdS ἢ, Amaranth.
Ut βώπω Anthimus.
Ute acum [. Anthusa.
ΠΣ Anioctus.
Lo 9 f. Angela.
χε bir f. Angelina.
Wiel σε 8. Ween] ἢν...
Uji f. Anna, Am, Anne, Hauna.
ὕδοβμωη Hannibal, Annibal.
Urxp4 7. Nan, Nancy, Nanny.
UWifu f. Annis.
Une [. Anoosh.
User zee Anooshawan.
Uruk plow Anselm, -ΟὨἉ
Usebinp Antenor.
νων Antigonus.
Uscnpouk f. Antiope.
obapne Antiochus.
Wear frag einpne Antipater. {ny.
Uvunntes — fru Antonius, Anthony, Tho-

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[Πδνβω ’ Ui ents trace [- Antonia.

Usentfiow Antoninus, Antonine.
Uz26-£% /. Ashkhen. |
U,pcra0 Ashod, Asotus.
Uerguy Ashoosha,
[μέ ηξ.. Apelles.
Chery fo pr ccs ons Apirate.
Uqogbbep Apollinarius.
aqnenpas Apollodorus.
UWyeqe% Apollo, Apollus.
[με δ, Aran.
Uazupt, Arachel.
ΡΣ ne Arnold.
ων (2 f. Asenath.
Uele pre 7. Vashthi, Asthiny.
Uesutpos Ascanins.
Uebsbrcyfrrg ie Asclepiades.
Ushgbaypos Ascualapias.
UQwnghh Asolice.
ΡΨ: Γ Astarte.
Dempugku Astiades.
Ueaghy f. Stella, Aphrodite, Venue.
De ων να usd co mnee ps Theodatus.
Decopae psy Hastrupal.
Uupwieg OF tow Ashchenaz, Ascenes.
| | f- Adah.
Unk f- Adela.
Ue be pessy frre f. Adelaide.
U4 f. Adeline.
Uerppow Adolphus.
ἴων Γ᾽ Atom.
Uw wef πω Atticas.
These ocaforyezoes Attila.
Ueepit pubs Aternarses.
Opes Aram, Aramus.
ἴμεν... Jupiter, Zeus.
Ope Ara; — béqkghf , — the Fair.
Uppwk Arbaces.
Uypg hk afro πω Argesilajus.
Oygouw Argus.
ke. ρῥῃᾳ f. Herica.
et pean
Upés Ares, Mars.
Uplocp Arthur.
Op purghck de Ariadne.
Dye frp gear Ariobarzanes.
Uphow Arie.
Up pougery Ariosto.
Opfumuhbe Aristaces.
Dp funuppaw Aristarchus.
Uphuwmfaka Aristides.
Uys foes ess frag eng 0050 Aristippus.
Dp fusunpnegns Aristobolus.
Up fumng td Aristodemas.
Ujppusenunky Aristoteles, Aristotle.

PLB 767 PO
Upfomapet Aristophanes. Puctuwpwus Barnaby, Barnabas.
Dppunnpolt Aristoxenes. βωνζμῥηξι, Basilites.
Uypdspoctp Ardzeroony. Ruveppbow Basil.
ζω. -Ζηω Arcadius. Puscfpbukee Basiliscus.
Updeype Armais. βωριωνη Barlaam.
Up hbk Armenace, βωρσαρῥω Barachias.
Updpitfu f. Armenia. βωρη δ wt Bardezanes.
U.pw4 Arsaces. R.op[Pneghdi-ew Bartholomew.
Uyp2as Arsames, Arsham- Piuppaed” Barsam.

Uypneubul 7. Mattutina, Aurora.
rein gears Arsenius.
exe eas rtace.
Uperukss Artaxian, Artaxes.
Upeassarh ys Artax erxes;— Dhaest δὲ ate ᾿
- Longimanus, Macrochir.
Dyprassusre rg Artabasus.
area Artabazes, Artavasdes.
west Artaban, —us.
pr cer exsofp be reokees Artaphernes.
Uypatdpu f. Artemis, Diana.
Dy peputrou Arrian.
Dy epurpuus. Arphaxad.
ek quynu Archelaus.
Upebdtg&w Archimedes.
cog Magnus. [Aucher.
regan (22. Ws & 8.) Awker,
qgraunpiou AUZUSTINUS.
Degeuwns Augustus.
Ue δωνβω Avedis.
ep ee (2-%-) Awedikian.
am ff. ura.
Dey hgh f: Aurelia.
Depbyletow Aurelian.
θύροεί κε. = f. Aphrodite, Venus.
ens 69) [Ὁ avd.
ag Achaz.
Ugh Achia.
Uel&;k&e Achimelech.
Debede Achior.
Web-ake 9 ρίμωυ 9 Webeahs Achilles.

five Bab, Babus.

Fupfht Babig. [grat.
Fane op nas rans ose Pancratius , Bagarat, Ba-
Pusgne Bacchus (St.).

FP ans og. σαν πα Taf (2 ° iL. q -) Bagratoony.
ως Bas or Basus.

ων σε ΐ Basoock.

Peay gerd ftnu Baldwin.

Rushoep Pacorus, Bachorus.

Freee 5 sary Baal.

ως, Balkh.

Fatty car ese el” Balaam.

Frargqauch Balak.

Peas ep ocr carer cases Balteshazzar, Baltasar.
Peasy sar g frect Bajazeth.

R.opedpt Barsamina-

βωρανῥσω Baronius.

βωσπερ Baruch.

Puupubg Basil.

Pupex Bacchus, Dyonisus.

Pé;fuwp Belisarius.

Pe pphgade Beelphegor.

Pbgéten Vincent.

βεζωνν Victor.

βενδηῥίωννω Benedict, Bennet.
P42f.0d¢ Benjamin, Ben.

Pénteupe. —-ow Bernardus, Bernard.
Fé pktp4e f. Berenices.

Pb p [dos [ Bertha.

Pépfas : βέρπωσω » Phenfow Berosus.
Pb pup Berth-sheba.
Pkbggh preg Beelzebub.
PiG@uwel f. Bathsheba.

Fé, Bel, Belus.

Peep /- Bibiaua.

Pfc puouyf Piurasby, Byraspy-
Ὁ sens] E Toarsere.praes S. Qotulbtencpas .
Pocprey f. Bubula.

Pocgquig. Byzant.

βρῥωρξ Briareus.

Roby pow 8. Qpprpages-

βυῥιν cartels βζνω Britannicum
Rpnctat Brunone.

F> preva. eaveves Brutus.

Φιωνρξγξηεῦ (ϑέρ B-) Cappelletti.
Puwppipoe Gabinius.

Pappht;, Gabriel.

pug ht Kakig.

Qaqdbe Casimir.

picptinw Galano.

Peery prs Galba.

pan byE ne Galileo.

pew presun Kaloost; 8. Q whescsd big. cpus .
Φωηγλῶπυ Galenaus, Galien.

Pugh apne Galerius.

pusdion hie Gamaliel.

Peary be ναι . “πῳ Gajetan.

payfwtrt f. Gaianey.

Put pula fu Ganymedes.

Gunbfpl Garnice.

pease or ang nee J asper.

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Quopbég ft Carekin.

ἄφες εἷν Gideon.

ok posses faves Gelasius.

4.27». Kelam, Speciosus.

béykogbl f. Speciosa, Bella.

ἢ δεν. Gennatius.

Pettiwpfee Gennarius, Januarius.

PE pupgne Gerardus.

be pSivtphow Germanicus.

“bh plisinw Germain.

Ph panpargu [- Gertrude.

DEngg George.

Gp fsspre 8. Dunppnesp-

bh, pipwnne Gilbert.

"ΤΩΣ Gilippas.

Dhuwl Kisace.

bfuwtl Gisaney.

με.» Kind, Kiide.

Di wh Kelace.

Dag funk [-: Clotilda.

bE phhon Clericus.

Dik, Kenél.

ἡ ρα πω Godard.

ale ° 4.,, Ὁ Goth.

Qh aryerdhisq eas 8. με .

Qasapful [. Gemma.

Dag hel? Goliath, Goliah.

ἢ οἴ pun Conrad.

Qeopgnt Gorgo, -n.

Qopyzfoe Gortius.

Qac bb plow William, Will, Bill, Billy.

Geoegwp Gooshar.

ἡ ν»εσχξν Koorken.

oc phuse Gurias.

bpwh pou Gracchus.

Pope sce ame frees , Grace.

Dawn puhee Gratianus.

bebene , —fou Gregorius, Gregory ; =
Lecuwenphs - the Illuminator; =
Veph hugh .“-- Naregatzy; - Ὅν [εἷς
1“. - Nazianzen; -- Ὄῤεννοβ --

bebeopbu Gregorin. [of Nyssa.

Dpamfeu Grotius.

pusq ee Dathan.
Pesaghige Ρ Dalilah.
ἢν Damasus.
ἠωωρβω f. Damaris.
Spudfistoe Damianos.
‘padnly飻 Damocies.
hadnt Damon.

bent Dan.

‘puwif£, Daniel, Dan.
Pub 4 Darius.

‘buse f[? David, Davy.
ἤν /. Daphne.

768

bh

Pi pnp f. Deborah, Deb, Debby.

bb qiveqau Deedalus.

ἡ γόξπω, begns Decius.

‘bi εν σὴν Demeter, Ceres.

ἢ,» anppow Demetrius.

‘bE dnufekiks Demosthenes.

be ptupl Derenice.

‘bbehayfrt Deucalion. ᾿

bEadghe Deioces.

Phagapwes Diagoras.

bhgk 9 ἡ ῥη ἣν . Phen. Dido.
bplinkpusnt« Democrates.

Ppdak apne Democritus.

ἡ βήνωυ Γ Dinah.

bfitanph aay Tintoretto.

‘bpagfrt« Diogenes.

bhngopnw Diodorus. { tian.
Pbokgknfwtne Diocletianus, Diocle-
Phads_£« Diomedes, Diomed.

bpot Dion.

‘bpotbafos Dionysius, Denis.

‘bpotfe Dionysus, Bacchus.

bpow Jupiter.

‘bpovhoppwnt« Dioscorides.

‘bpovkepouw Dioscorus.

ἢ βνΐνω Γ Diona.

ἡ μοῥωΐπω Tiziano.

SPorag ess gs be press Dolabella.

poslleen ν ~fwitnw Domitianus, Domitian.
‘badpipyae Dominic.

YoreSincs [- Domna. [Dolly.
Popalsks f. Dorothea, Dorothy, Doll,
bapaldkou Doroteus.

‘bpae% Draco, Dracon.

Pye ufyres Γ Drusilla.

pouns Draso, Drusus.

Dek f. Hebe.
μι εν Ebora.
Gebupfuyynue Hegesippus.
Debphw f. Egeria.
Gebefoe fEgidius ; 8. Ἡ ὧς ων .
bbl f. Edith.
Defaygau (CEdipus.
Dancing. Edward, Ned, Teddy.
byzé4f Hezekiah, Ezechias.
beé4f£, Ezekiel, Ekiel.
Buh Yeznig-
Bae Ezra, Esdras.
Ὀιδφωνν f. Electra. [nora.
Gbuttadpe , Ὄμξ πρώ f. Eleanor, Eleo-
ὕψη Γ Eliza.
bybys f. Eloisa, Heloisa.
beab« ἢ, Elpis. :
bab» Elijah, Elias, Eliah.
Babaquye Eleazar.

bhq 769 Pct
Dab2t Elisha. (Betty, Lizzie, Lizzy. ὕευδμῥω f. Husebia.
Ughuaptl? f. Elisabeth, Bess, Bet, | Qexbpfow Eusebius.
Babak . -£ Elishah. Geumew(PEnu Kustathius.
Depybe f Emilia, Emily. Geumnp£ow Eastachius, Eustace.
Behypboe Emilius. Gesmpsmpos Kugtratius.
basin f. Emma. Dembpku » plow Eutichius, Kutyches.
Sieg be ὦν εἴ has Empedocles. Gemhpou Eutychus.
ὕνξωυ AEneas. Bbepbhg hh [. Eurydice.
ὕν»» 4. Enos. i δεγρῥαιβηξω Euripides.
Wade Enoch. befp4t (. Eupheme.
Beyedfiobg. Epaminondas. beppasfek f. Euphrosyna or ne.
begfgacpnu Epicurus. bps Ephraim.

Babhabkane Epictetus.
ὕει ῥιευβηξω Epimenides.
Gupte Epiphanius.
batho Ernest.
Beagl o aces Bsaias, Isaiah.
θωωνε. Ksaa.
Gal?-Ee Esther, Hetty.
Dufognu Hesiodus, Hesiod.
Ὦιωζονε ει Asculapius.
᾿ ν΄ Pintle

au Joschylus.
beegtke Eschines.
Baler Edgar.
bpusthwh »-bnesf f. Beatrice, Fortune.
Bpwbou Ireneus.
Dp wine sh f. Felicia.
bpawediw Erasmus.
Dprumad_f. Erato.
ὕει, -« Jeremiah, Jerry.
Ὀρῥη πω Eridanus.
belte f. Irene.
Bpfeoe Erinius-
Ὀρεβεῥω {. Horminia.
Dpehepow Horminius.
ὩὈρώπᾳενξω Hermogenes.
Bpefaqeyae Ermolaus.
ὮὈραπῖνε [. Hermiona.
Gprampumne Herostratus.
Bpoewiy Erwant,
Dpabyle Hersilia.
Bew Γ Εν.
Bewagnpusn Evagoras.
Bewge Evagrius.
Dewige Evander.
Beg fee f. Eugenia.
Beghibau Eugenius.
Ὀεφηροζω f. Kudoxia.
Bega fees Γ Eulalia.
Befybg£e Euclides, Euclid.
Bubt£u Kumenes.
WetfGe f- Eunice.
ὕειν.» Hunomius.
Beagnn Lolus.
Ὀεωσωαρυξζω [, Eupraxia.

θωμοε ηεἷν Zabulon.

Qusyhy [Δ Isabella, Nib, Tib.
θωρῦς Zareh.

Qo pfiege Larmair.

9 apdistgocfon {. Zarmandookhd.
9 wepaesh f. Zaroohy.

Q secots Zavan.

9.2% Savinus.

Qucfow f.Savina. (Zachary, Zach.
Qupupfm, τω Zachariah, Zacharias,
Qupkau Zaccheus.

Qipkgqkou Zebediah.

Qbing Zenobius.

θενορμῥοω f. Zenobia.

Qb%at Zenon, Zeno.

9&eu Zeus, Jupiter.

Qkepufu Zeuxis.

9,,.ἨῺἂἐε f. Zoe.

Qayfyru Zoilus.

Qaufdae Zosimus.

θν γι). Loroaster, Zerdust.

θυ. πε οἷν Saturnus, Saturn, Zerwan.
Qopuspocply Qopnpupl, Zorobabel.
Qopray orane

fou acus.
“ BS. Ujepu

Precagne-Shh f. Thakoohy, Regina.
(> wgkos Thaddeus.

ey Ca Thathool.

Pr unb Soe Thalileus.
β'ηξ Thales.

DusSop [. Thamar.
Pacwcsey Tasso.

eps Terah.
βωμοί, Tharatha.
(£4, f. Tecle, Thecle.
Pbukow Theseus,

(O° & aseay fos Thespis.
βιευω f. Thetis.
βερέηιω [ Theresa, Tit.
βερμωυβωξω Thersites.

Lok
PL dfaunl to Themistocles.
(Peng ow Theodosius.
OL ng nerfes f- Theodosia.
PLngapue f. Theodora.
BLagepau Theodorus.
CL nbp fine Theocritus.
PE veh fy [ἃ Theophila.
Pk affyon Theophilus.
Ph appa, - σιν Theophrastus.
sap ae κον

adwXut (2 - Ὁ.) Thomagian.

fdrodlupt Thence Ἢ
βαρ Thornig.
β'σφω ὦ Thomas, Tommy, Tom.
fPopgot Thorgoma, Thoghorma.
β'νρνπω S. Pk ngopae.
Pochfafuts Thucydites.

dpiplbke f. Genevieve.

hep ashl Ibrahim.
ΠΥ ΣΣ Ignatius.
Tew f- Ida.
bg faygew (Edipus.
Diqeoaghy 8. θωωμερ
P4epeu Icarius, Icarus, Iearion.
ke 2 Perec
AT ut 2: -) Ingi ian.
Τρ νἠ εἴων, vie ἐελάζον
᾿υωςφι Isaac.
Pepgopas Isidorus.
Pope Isis.
Pugnesh f. Isgoohy, Alethea.
Pediny£, Ismael.
hack γε ων Tsocrates.
Pereste Israel.
yf? aan ass afr oss σε. S. fre εν» ω «
bpbikau ΓΞ ΩΣ μέρ ™
hpéve f. Irene.
ἴνρῥω Tris.
hfpfekup f. Iphigenia.
hy f4p« Iphicrates.

Lew pet Laban.

Vpeasdyaer carte ase forves Lactantius.
[enfiang fi» Lamartine.
Leedppatusgfs 5. Véipuka .

Ἰ πων Laocoon.

[wth (9 εἶνε Tamerlane, Timour.
Ἰ ρνενηιω Larunda.

Lee fipw [( Lavinia.

Lace εν ὧν εἶ Laometon.

Ἰεσω f. Laura.

Lewepbtonpou Laurentias, Lawrence.
Liwemfht (, Lettice.

Lec hfuyayau Leucippus.

770 “ue

LS eniefg se Leonidas.
Lécnt, [Ea% Leon, Livon, Leo.
Longa Leopold.
Léatapy f. Leonora.

αν ἐν οἷν Lebrun.
Lé= f. Lia, Leah.
Leg puton Or wha Licinias.
Légegegou Lycurgus.
Lfeghu f. Lydia, Lydy.
Le-b Γ. Livia.
Lfepew Livius, Livy.
[besscteg Lysander.

Lbeufwu Lysias-

Lbcw felipe 9 oes Lysimachuse.
[becsfrecgusg ere Lysippus.

Lops f. Love. [Ladovicos.

Lec godhl »—ae : Leogae ff Lovis, Lewis,
Ἰνεῤφω, Locpapea f. Louisa, Luigie,
Laeehasine Lucan. [Louw.
Ἰ σεζβεω S. Ἰσενβω-

Loch fue Γ. Lucina.

Lecgocges Lucullus.

Lach b on frees Τὰ Lucretia.

Loc hpkenfow Lucretius.

Lecuwpbp f- Lucifer, Mattutina-
Loewen ps. Ss. bekeop-

Locufe 7. Lucy:

Ἰσεωνδρ Luther.

Lee Locke.

Lape Lockman.

Lopb tg fron S. [nse grb rare freves «

ἴσω, Khat.

Pussusennes ν Pw sht Khachiadoor.
Prag [Fs f- Charity.

Poupad Khosroes.

Baupadusirys f. Khosrovanoosh.
Paupadfgacfun f. Khosrovidookhd.
Pap hing lf 8. Waduka.

Poop Khoren-

᾿γωωη dow Cadmus.
Yuyhpuny f. Calypso.

LP Caligula.
Ἡωρῥεπαρπω Callimachos.
Hau bopht f. Calinice.
Yaybouns Callisto.

Τῇ γένω ase poess est cos Calistratus.
Ueay phony f. Calliope.
Yayeynentipu 7. Calparnia.
Yury fu Calvin.

: Yuhne Cacus.

Yerchppee, - ὦ Cambyses.
Yeas ch pure Γ Camille.
Yuedfyow Camillus.
Yusdiray Camsarus.

UN

Ἰωω ει, Cain.

Yuypoxw Caius.

ων {. Candace.

ἴων [αν Candidus.

Ἶγ με sas Toeg {νων Cassandra.

ων ῥα, 7. Cassiope, -8ἃ.

V eas car cee fit; f. Catharine, Katharine,
Kate, Katie, Kitty.

Ls Peed ὕω Catilina.

ἴγωνεν Cato.

Qismroe ne Catullus.

ων αν Garabed, (precursor, St.

ἤωρᾳ. Cardus. [John the Baptist).

Qupkt Caren.

Qerpyennu f. Charlotte.

Yop bok f. Carolina.

Quopayas Charles.

Yb, Eumpul. f. Celestina.

Wéhfyb~= f. Cicely, Cecil, Cis.

Hb bpny Cecrops.

QE aw Cesar; Bacyhau - » Julius -οο

Ys.ie£ Gessner.

Ub ppbpew Cerberus.

Lf ws Cephas.

Ἦβδωκρ ως Cyaxares.

Ube pod Cicero.

Ὦρα, Cyclop.

Ἦμε, Cimon.

UYptd pits Cincinnatus.

Opti Cinna.

Ubuyphutne Cyprianus, Cyprian.

Ubpasdnw or Wbep-Ciriacus, Cyriaque.

Ube phot f. Cybele.

Ὦρερνξη Cyrillus, Cyril.

Ufepaw fi

8. anppneSh -

ΙΖ]. 8. Dh puke .

ἵν δ είν f. Cloelia.

Wb ἴελνο [ἥν f. Clementina.

UEnwwapws f. Cleopatra.

Uypbdingew Climachus.

Qype Clarke.

Ἠςδωώξο Clement.

Qabupeos Clearchus.

Ὠφξημοε Cleopulus.

Yk ages Cleop 8.

Hgqaghu [ Claudia.

Ygagfow Claudius, Claude.

Qagpeou Codrus.

Yoqdiwu Cosmo, Cosmus.

Yrywetf Goldoni.

Yopoudp[2- Goldsmith.

oddh Gozzi.

Yadfiunwe Comitas.

Yodtbinuw Comnenus.

Yodgoapl Godfrey.

774

Ζυρ

Yoint Conon.
Qetpackfau Confucius.
Yauybatpyau Copernicus.
Yoniusl, Cornace.
Yousnwhe. Constantius.
Unumutyfu f. Constance. [tantine.
Qyeres ων cst fosssto es Constantinus, Cons-
Ἰησωων este. fe Constantinus.
Yauwuthe fie f. Constantine.
Younmubanu Constant.
Yeaunwe Constans.
σαι ἐν Corbulo.
Yorftiw /. Corinna.
Yo ferputtaenes Coriolanus.
Yop fet Corewn.
Yopfs Core.
Yne Lawn ht f- Gwendolen.
Yar fiunfyfetne Quintilianus.
Yacfuney Guy ; - heh, Guido.
Yocuyfgnt Cupid.
Yarntb;puw f. Cornelia.
Yacnbbhbau Cornelius.

“πε- “41. eed Gustavus.
Yacpanfiow Curtius.
᾿γωνέ μων, Ctosias.
Τὴ ακραν ταν Crassus.
Upasmfuygne Cratippus.
Ugbune Croesus.
Ughafuw Critias.

Lusfingoy Hamazaspes. {poohy.
LufinguugnSp f. Hamazaspe, -Zas-
Zw feeef Hamam.
2 ων Haman.
Ludweopfen. [. Hamaspewr.
Ludpepdaed Hambartzoom.
2ωιῇξα, Hamlet.
24 Haig, Haicus; Orion.
Levy emtorye f. Haiganoosh.
2 [εἰμεν Ων Hatrabed.
Louk Hasan.
2 ὠρεἴωδ, Hermann.

re Shed od Harold.

oes ecco tse ly Hawanag.
1.4(#n.£ Hethoom, Hayton, Aiton.
24 4&mpou Helvetius.

bhanp Hector.

k-nb Eli. ,
2εηβνε /. Helen, Helena, Nel.
Le ghnqgapau Heliodorus.
2 δι 5. Gelifiee »
Σευρβήξηηω f. Henrietta, Harryot.
Lbtph4ou Henry, Hall, Harry.
2ép~ f. Hera.

bpwh,, -&u Heraclius.
2ερωίμβηξι Heraclides.

99

UUF

E pres bane Heraclitus.
siecle Hermes, Mercury.
λέγε, Herschel.
ce pngamnn Herodotus,
Lépo'tfdiew Hierom, Jeremy, Jerome.
Ltpodgtu Herod, Herodes,
Lépalgfww [. Herodias.
Léaghep£u Hercules,

biftunne Hephestus, Vuloanus.
Ζίωωρβεν Hilary, Hilarius.
Ζ2ῥώειν Hymen.
Lhlfy hot Himilco.
Lbuykpbenw Hiperichius.

δῇ εν ly sacs αν Hippocrates.
foquynybmew Hippolytus.
cufipnu Hesychius.

Lfephwbou Hyrcanus.
Lhepdpeg (4. ἐν. 4. be B.) Hiirmiiz.
Ldiayb wk, Hemajace.
2S£%£ Hohenlohe.
Loqoptat£s Holophernes.

ake, τῶν --ρῖν Homerus, Homer.
Zogbouw Hoschius (Sidonius).

“τα. εἴη, rg. Humbolt.

auwilko&e Ramesses, Ramses.

παρ, S. (hupl,.

wb gaynu Regulus.
Lebdins Remus.
:αῤῥωβώξ f. Ripsimia, Sima.
Zafpupune Richard, Dick.

anges fron Rudolphus.
Leodnezou Romulus.
Zancle [-: Ruth.
LyrerS cam Phraates, Herahat.
Zpuiten Horant, Oronte.
Zeugkwy Herachia (fire-eyed).

wep, —nue Lazarus.
ep eterg
ἢ ων εὐζεωαἴϊ, στιν Charalam bus.
ἢ ξινπή f. Latona.
‘Vepocpbe Lerupna.
Veep Levi.
δε ὅς Leon, Leontius.
Vftnu Linus,
‘Lrbg fiew Longinus.
Loren Lot.
Vetus Luke.
Veehacyn S. Lechaeyrw.
Vecbhputau Lucianus.

δίνη paket ; enghis or Chingis Khan.
Rota Johnson.

Vupe, /. Mabel.

772

OUP

ἴ ως aug lth f. M dalene, Madeline,

ἡπὴ πού Magistros {Mandlin ΝΕ μα

1" σα Magog.

Wag fyenk f: Matilda.

Ya lF essen sary Methuselah.

UP ως ἱ, Majan.

U'ohsp4 Macchabaus, Maccabi.

1" ζω» Macar, -ius, |

U'ohn4 (2 Machbeth.

Y'x4égn% Macedon, ~ius.

UD 005 SE, ass sprains Mohammed.

Yaqeipfuw Malachi. :

Varaee Malchus.

US ων Mamas. .

Yasdupl Mambres.

1} ζεῖ, οἵ, Mamigonian J.

ΠΡ Manasseh, --68.

UV tiraasecosy Manawaz.

᾿Π ων νεὸς Mantagoony J.

Wath οἵ, Manetho.

Uuie Γ᾽ Mane.

U'u%f Manes, Manichea.

'uitfruk f. Violet.

nt, pou Manlius,

Ywxtdntp Manzoni.

Ywiinet, Emmanuel.

᾿Πωΐννε ς Manoog.

wipe Manfred.
πὸ 0111 g Mashtotz.

\scoegf sh-nits Mabillon.

ΠΝ sink Massillon.

UP esses fita feces ess Masinissa.

U'eurhuspnt Mascaron.

Ul ees csr exo (S frees » -« Matthias.

Wess on [FE ors Matthew, Mat.

Werpgcarp fron ᾽ν ens f. Margaret, Margery,
Madge, Marget, Margy, Meg.

U'up (2 ἢ Martha, Matty, Patty.

UP saryr frase” f Mary, Maria.

Wapfrudph f. Poll, Polly.

Ua pfusrt ἢ Marian.

UP es 2 frees cas Λ Marianne.

ἱΓωρίαω (ere ων fotoeer) Mar-Ibas.

Pappu Marius.

U'uphiqow Marcellus.

UP sco hy freaste reas Marcian, —Us.

Yaphfor Marcion.

Wuphow Mark, Marcus 3 —-Ununk pean ,
~Antony; —Ukpbqhetex, Marcus-

UP astpranfraep hw Martial. [ Aurelius.
ass ress foteores Martin.

UP epnfpoe Martirus.

Pwepfh pre 8. ᾿ορῥᾳ- .

VP phadtat Machiavel, -li,

Vapupdpwtau Maximianus,

Perpupdlfypaitenu Maximilian.

Und,
UW np flies Maximus.
Wanppacsh f. Clara; Macrian.
Wb quuqeghry Metastasio.
[Γξεξω f. Medea.
Veéqrcuw f. Medusa.
W颢-% Melchior.
Vb shane Melitus.
WE ων εἴπ, Γ Melpomene.
Why phobabh Melchizedech.
Uk gkirwe Mecsenas, Moecenas.
W444%q04 Mehentace.
Ves pnd at Ss. Vipud ah.
Webagng f. Milcah.
Ukain% Memnon.
Ubiwtge Menander.
Pst bagweoe Menelaus.
᾿Πεῦ ον Mentor.
Wbabpentos Mercurius, Mercury.
‘Wb ufos, ~ Messiah.
Wb wuayfiu f. Messalina.
YEugay Mesrop, Mesrobe.
WVbwkjew f. Metella.
Vb web pow Metellus.
Vbwpafpwtav Metrophanes.
Wb eadeyt f. Merope.
Wherocd wt Meroosean.
Va pfunnfk, Mephistopheles.
᾿ βρη. Midas.
Uh wae Miletus.
Uhpe% Milo, Milon.
Ἰλῥμωνβωηξω Miltiades.
Ny Milton.
Ulse Mithras.
U65pq0 Mithridates.
US prgusey2e4 Mibrsapore.
U ft... Minas.
U feadu Minos.
U fresurp Mishach.
Ufuuy£, Mishael.
bpp f Myrrha.
feant Myron.
Ἰάρωξ, Michael, Mick, Mike.
UV het-Ui24,1y Michael-Angelo.
U hepa Micah.
Upp wp Mekhithar.
U4pufs Baptist, Bap.
Wibsrufirt f. Mnemosyne.
U4 Meshace.
U abn. Molidre.
Wagnp Moloch.
Worgf Monti V.
Watfauw f. Monnica.
Wot gaper Montfaucon-
Wado Moab. [ronege.
Undubu Moses; - Wopbiughs -- Kho-

776

θη} ᾿

Wapdtau Morpheus.

Teenie ὕειν Mucius Scevola.
Wacghq Mooshegh, Mushel.
YPowwbav Museus.

U erec1000 uxt Fass Moustapha.

Wocp Moore.

1Π πεσών Amurath; Moorat.
WPraepaet Mordecai.

Ἰδορῥᾷ Mauritius, Maurice, Morris.

θωρξ Japetus, Japheth. ([gerdes.
Buvghb pron Jezdegerd, Isdegerde, Isdi-
θωφῥνἝ [. Hyacinthia.
Bwhon Jacob.

Bwiopeu James, Jemmy.

Bwhad pfs [. Jaquet; Joan.

βων»ὦ Janas.

CB stubtpow Jansenius.

GB want Jason.

θωρνεβε» Paschal.

Buwebpt f. Eterne.

Buweknéasp f. Perpetua.

θέγωρμξ, f. Jezabel, Isabel.

Bb quitg.ne fae f. Jezandookhd.

Béiine Joshua, Jos.

βεωωξ Jesse.

BL papndud Jeroboam.

θερίθιωκ Jephthah.

θῥωσε Jesus.

θσᾳ Job.

Bopfatinu Jovian.

Bapturg Juvenal, —is.

Got pus Jonia.

Bodue Joab.

θνφωζ fl Joachim.

Badu Joash.

Bodupag Jehoahaz.

Bug, Joel.

Bodbwtow Jovianus.

Bodfqayt Jehoiada.

Bodsut,-t£u John, Johnny, Jack; -
σ flufkpbpwt, John Chrysostom.
Bad Sutiws f. Johanna, Jane, Jinny.
Bofsutt£e heaps John Baptist.

Bo fSwttfirw f. Joan, Jin, Jennet, Jen-
θυ» ut Jonathan. [ny.
Gaifuwt Jonah, Jonas.

GS crepes nas afr co on Jehoshaphat.

Gadukayau Josephus (Flavius).
Bafub. Joseph, Joe.

θωφωῥιω Josiah.

Berge ρί Jugurtha.

βνεχω Judah.

Queg fle [. J udith.

Bove gluse [. Julia.

" UNs

Ge. butou Julian, -us.
Bocjbow Julius.

Brcabmw f. Julietta, Julia.
Bacup Jusice, Isichius.
Le J ousouph.
Brcumputt [, Justina.
Becumpotax Justinian, —us.
Qecumpiou Justin, -us.

Vepig Nabal.
ans pura E εἶ Napoleon.
Verpnd 9 Naboth,
wanegngntaun Nebuchadnezzar.
eas preva Thcesss ouays Nabonassar.
mapas σήν Nabopalasar.
wage Nazarius.
δῦ, Nathan.
bun(2-ustruyky Nathaniel, Nat, Natty.
VLapkhugh 8. bepyop-
wphpe Narcissus.
‘Deco Nahum.
Uéppog(? Nimrod.
VEESu Naaman.
δι ἢ, Nehemiah.
Dhan Nileus, Nilus.
Us dkupe f. Nemesis.
Baynes Nepos.
Usumnar Nestor, -ius.
Us pot, Nero. :
Ub pavwe Nerva.
Ub pubs Nerseh; -- or
Ub puke Narses; -- Grapsuph gerd Ἥρω,
J&yf. - the Graceful or Clajensis;
~ Ludpprtwsf , -- Lambronese; -
ἢωρίθξε.. - the Parthian.
Ukeunt Newton.
Laie rare Necho.
hpwunfirl 8. Yurnwp fel»
ὑξωρ μεν Nearkus. ᾿
Ὄξοζ,Εω Neocles.
Ub σα ονή αἴξ τω Neoptolemus.
Ubtutade Nicanor. i
Ubbb pop Nicephorus.
Ὅῤ{βωω Nicias.
Ubbeghdnw Nicodemus.
Lhbequyew Nicholas, Nicol, Nick.
Ubhodkaku Nicomedes.
bhhor Nicon.
‘Ufiinw Ninus.
Uitiacwe Ninias.
Ubogk f. Niobe.
Ὅῤερωρ Nucar.
‘Ue Nishan.
‘Ley Noah.
Uykdqwp ἢ, Noemzara.
Ὅτε f. Naomi.

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Ὅσῳ οβωὗδπν Novatianus.
Ὅσειωρη. Δ Nooward.
‘Louw Numa.
bacdhpfutou Numerianus.
Uactt or uf f Nunia.
Uacghplah Nashirwan.

Geog ny eft Chateaubriand.
GurStya% Shahenshah.

Gude ft? Shambath, Sabbatai.
ὕω ρων [. Semiramis.

ζαμνες Sapor, (Shapur).
ζωμῳ, Sharah.

Garpnkt Chardin.

GLpupfy Shakspeare.

Chute Schiller.

Gbqw, Silas.

Ging Soup Shenorhaly 8. Ὥερυξυ.
G22 f. Susannah, Susan, Lily.
Gae2whpl, f. Sue, Sakey.

Nefeto Ogyges.

Nefukew Ulysses.

NC Ene Othello.

liens Otho.

Qbe&p Oliver. - :

ἢεῤίξῥω » ἢρρβην [. Olympia.
bo ag fu ov og. 0 ps cas Olympiodorus.

| Pee βω f Octavia.

Ngwepos Octavius, Octavianus.

ἢτνεωμεῖν, Onesimus.

ΠΣ Honorius.

ἢυνιῥρῥπσν Onuphrius.

Πυῤωΐ, Ossian.

Nufefs Osiris.

ἢυζωΐν, Wosgan.

ἢ ζω Oscar.

lege Wosky.

Ndbgpow Ovid, -ius.

ἢ. Hosea.

Ndpow Ochus.

[un fits Odin.

Npusnfow Horatius, Horace.

1 peg. bs Vees fess [. Hortensia.

ἤσδυωνξω Orestes.

Πρύμωυβ»υ Oribasius.

Προ εἶ Or ion.

ΠΈΣΩ Orlando.

ἢρχχὗ, Hormisdan. [ (god).

Neder Hormisdas (king ); Ormusd

Neng hike Origen, -68.

ὩΣ f. Ursula.

NppSou Orpheus.

Nenpbihg pt Washington.

(leokpfow Usserius.

abh
βεσωΐβω f. Urania.
Neppectes Urban, —us.
Nephew Uriah.
Nephe, Hariel.
Neng Ahaziah, Ochozias.

θεν (2 « 17.) Chamich.
Di shybwe 8. He bff

Q unk nyng. Palwologus.
ἢ ζω Palladius.
ἢ ρων f. Palmyra.
. ne ° 849 0) exe ons 08060 78 .
Q eye (Lop) Lord Byron.
q carte oa Eide antaleon.
ἢν npn f. Pandora.
Qu. Pape, Papus.
Qe mp ft, Patrick.
ἢ ρίξω Patrocles.
ἢ.» »ἱϑεῦπαε f. Parthenope.
Q ep (Fhe or (tk Parthen.
ΟΣ Paris.
Q co pdlbt pa be Parmenides.
ad od | id Baruir.
Q ppg prnuees Barbarossa.
Q seg hbel + lene Ρ Paulina.
Que gre Paulus, Paul.
Quarecsst frase Pausanias.
Qh guwene Pegasus.
ἢ qurg fue f. Pelagia, Pelage.
ἢ δ ῥπω Pelagius.
QE qurugnu Pelasgus.
Qo qoiugfgeu Pelopidas.
ἢ εξ, ἤωξ f. Penelope.
QE nese fro Petavius.
ΩΣ Peter.
Ue pabhguu Perdiccas.
Ve phat» Pericles.

ἢ δ σας Peroses, or -sas (Firoze).

Qi pubspotk, {. Proserpine.

Qe pulnw Perseus.

Qa pinmndSht Porphyrogenite.

Q pus f. Pia.

Q fgfiaphots Pygmalion.
bqunnoen Pilate.

4 4». Picus.

ἢ ρνη ων Pindaras.

4 οἵ, Pionius.

ἘΣ Pius.

Q fresfersenprsss enone Pisistratus.

"ΩΣ f: Pistis.

ἢ ε 9.4.5. Pythagoras.

Q fre [F frases Pythias.

Qfenot Pyrrho, Pyrrhon.

Qpenou Pyrrhus.

778 ῃη9

Qf. ον Buffon.

Q,(upeu Plinias, Pliny.
Qeceneppou Plutarch.

Q 72». εἶ Plato.

Q gure cnn Plautuas.

Qavemat Plutus, Pluton.

Qo qkda Polemon.

Qagbpfae Polybius.
Qaghbhkempu Pollux.

ἢ νη ἤσωσξω Polycrates.
Qadnbw f. Pomona.
Qadiy£aw Pompeus, Pompey.
ἢ "πριν. Pompilius.

Q ahiyotfouw Pomponius.

ἢ των εν. Bonadventure.
ἢν le f. Poppoosa.
Qaupgou Neptun.

Q cufgctbas Posidonius.
Qnufek Bossuet.

«ὦ σέβω f. Portia, Porcia.

Qapff-_p Porphyrius.

Q oe capry Boileau.

ἢν ρόρῥω Γ Pulcheria.

Q ne prensyne. Bourdaloue.
Qaeqadi-ne Ptolomeus, Ptolemy.
Q pepe Priamus.

Θ,ῥ χη ὦ f. Bridget, Biddy.
Qppobbaus f. Priscilla.
ΟΣ Probus.

Qerhq Procul, -us.
Qpahampau Procopius.

ἢ.» 2 ξ νὼ Prometheus.

Qpagbpafos Propertius.
Qpamugnpes Protagoras.
Qpantau, Qpomk eu Proteus.
Qog Paul.

Qoybhupayne Polycarp, —us-
Qogbhunns Polyeucte.

Qogqas 8. Q aseqne
Qoappsshy Boccaccio.

Qu fuffeb-ats (2,--) Chakbchakh.
9“ πὶ εἶ βαἴτοιν §. Lapabpdins -

(Joes frrcarge f Rachab.
(}-.unft Racine.
βμωφ δ, Raphael.
(hupé, /- Rachel.
{hépé4u f. Rebekah, Rebecca, Becky.
(hE cs f. Rhea.

ῃε, 2.» Retheus.

(h£oufen Roaumur. ᾿
beth ων Regnard.

(hopb pus. —cuv Robert, Rob.
(popadul Rehoboam.

Ubu
(beqabu f. Rosalia.
εἴων, Romanus.

[νυ nw Romelus.
ἤν ay Romeo.
ΨΥ Rubens.
Shnpow Roch.
fhe. μεν Reuben.
{hoe ppiace Rubinus.

Ld Rousseau.
Mrer ase cas ly Eee 8. Ogpummbhbu
Mok Rollin.
4 ουυζυΡ Rossini.

Unepu /, Sheba.
Uxek, Sabellius.
U cs ge ite cs Γ Sabina.

[
Uu(epup, /. Sathinig, Sathinice, Sa-

1) ρα fit Saladin.
axay ev e_asess footer Sallustius.
Ἰ)]ωξιωῳ Isaac.

Uusuwhwiny, f. Sahaganoosh.
1) ων ὔωΐν κων Salmanassar.

1), μεῖνε aes Salmoneus.
eae og 00 SE [. Salome.
wdrtiwe Samonas.

Uwe £, Samuel, Sam, Sammy.
15. Προ, Yuhifont Sampson, Samson.

whurnpoe Sanatruce. |
Uaring 4 fuse [. Sandookhd.
Uusuw ἢ, Sarah, Sal, Sally.
Uunwt, Sassan.
Dewmnenine Saturn.
Ung fu Sergius.

““ρη ἴωμεν Bardanapalus.

ΟΣ aul.

Uwppoy Sappho, Sapho.
Ἔπε. ως ἢ. Stuart, Stewart.
Epuunpubas Sebastian.

Ue pk pfwtow Severianus.

Uséqpt Shadrach.

U6,£eh0u Seleucus.

Deg phumpas Silvester, Sil.

Ue Shem.

Ué%6 40 Seneca.

Usthpt pps Sanacherib.

Uséee£pf Segneri.

Lunump Sesostris.

Ubwacs Sebooh.

De psy fre Serapis.

Uspgpow Sergius.

Uépoet Seraphin, -us.

Usps “ 7. Serena.

Uscépnw Severus.

ὕες Seth.

UE,b-F Selim.

UEbhen. Ségar.

776 . UB,

Ubebue f. Sibyl.

Ub gpadnaitg Sigismund.

Ulu Sylla.

Ulta», Upset Simeon, Simon.

Ufpsintfg£u Simonides.

Upusek Sisace.

U fresase reas Sisera.

Ufufutnw Sisianus.

Ubeace f. Amabilis; Bella.

1) με εἰ pias Soliman.

ὕ ῥεηρωΐν»ὦ Solianus.
{ξε Scoovola.

Ugpuypot Scipio.

ώκω εν» Sembat.

Ungadbiau Sozomenus.

Uobfutou Socianus.

Ungprau Socinug.
Urhpwen Socrates.
Uogade f. Solomy.

-| Uegqedes Solomon, Sol.

Uaqor Solon.
Unwupk, Suarez.
Ure frgpessns Suidas.
Docpyfhpow Sulpicius, Sulpitius.
U-cpée Suren.

Uocppau Surius.

Dazphow Sukias.

Uappu f. Sophia, Sophy, Soph.
Dopah, Sophocles.

Yapotfus Zephaniah.
Dadhpatipa [. Sophronia.

1) γι συνε ἔα Spartacus.

Y ghee csfreryeey ree Speusippus.

Yay ficrqus Spinosa.

Deg hpignt Spiridion.
Πωω 2 8 “ὦ ὃ. Decrsrcgph ιν.

1) νυν froze Stanislaus.

Dork sfrest fous Γ Stephania, Fanny.
Yak fastnw Stephen.
Yarpapot Strabo.
Upreveyq fot Serapion.

Urer-Sf f. Serpoohy ; Moll, Molly.

Upe«b44 Scaliger.

UY μν( wt Vakhthanges.

1] a-4.04% Vahaken, Hercules.
Ysa Vahan, Xgidius.
᾿ς Vahé.

Yeh peal Vahram.

Wrquye Valarses.

UY exoqenspop uel Valarsaces.

YU eng δ ton fine Valentine, Val.

U org br Fear passe co e2 Valentinian.
Yang he pfu f- Valeria,

Up ssseg be pe fo vcstoro es Valerian.
ΡΣ Valerius.

ShU

Wunks Valens.

ἢ gb Valinace.

Uuwndwek f, Barbara, Barbe.

VU ass Vasace.

ΡΟΝ Basil.

τ wufpresh f. Vasiloohy, Basilla.

᾿ ρήγαν Varasdate-
ass reese cS Varase.

UW μη. Vard, Rose.

U ὡμγ sss Vardan.

τ μη buf ® —gnesh [. Rose.
wp Varus.

UY uwppot Varro.

Wes Superius.

UA crag cass frestoore Vespasian.

Wspotfew f. Veronica.

UWe4ennp Victor, Victorius.
bhjerny: frees f. Victoria.

UfEhkbnfow fist hew Vincent,Vin.

Up Reaf els “τὴν [- inifred.

τ bargadbos Vitruvius.

UWheebybex Virgil.

UW hg fifo [. Virginia.

Ube bp Wickliff.

Wyeuu, —pow Blase, Blasius.

U paces acreseny Hystaspes.

Walt&a. Voltaire.

εἰ «ud Varanes, (Bahram).

U κ ἐν εἴδανε στε. ὦ Veramsapor.
(ϑωνξω Verthanes.

Upae Vruir.

Supflt= [. Tabitha. |
Suge Tages.

9.2.1. 8. Besenenph sas.
Suwhfuns Tacitus.

Sw2%0m Dagiade, Tagiatius.
Sasteg phn Tancred.
Sutqt Dante.

$ ses ose ων ἡ ros Tantalus.

Sus χρη στε Taracus.
Saphneflfu f. Tarquinia.
Swphaefieu Tarquin.

Sé ;bsding Telemachus.
SEphiupw f. Terentia.
Séphimpas Terence.
S4p£eu Tereus.

S4punfoe Tertius.

Sf pencghuttan Tertullian.
ϑῥύαδρν -fou Tiberius.
Shpecgee Tibullus.
Sfzpe Tigranes : Tygrinus (St.).
Shgprusharsp f- Tigranoohbi.

Sé4n(2£ou Timotheus, Timothy, Tim.

ϑρώπι, Timon.
Sfefpot Tisiphone.

777 o1f
S fesse erste fe cas f. Titania.

Sfunnw Titus.
Sépo% Tiranium : Tyrannio (St.).
Sépfbl2 Tirith.
Shpacsh f: Diroohy.
Shpwknu Tyrteus-
Sfepot Tiro.
Sadfifp fir, Dominichino.
Sad efl# Tobias, Toby.
Sng Dork.
ϑσερῥω /. Toby.
Sacy fun f. Tullia.
Speyf tou Trajan, —us.
Seq Tiridates.
ϑυῥωνεἷν Triton.
Sehfot Tryphon.

Beye Tzolace.

D cope foastaeves Fabian.
Φωρῥσμω Fabiola.
Daghow Fabius.
Diop fh paw Fabricius.
Φιωρῥ. Phalaris.
Dughphaw Phalerius.
).26-[2n% Phaethon.
Φωκ ων δ. f. Pharanzem.
Φωκίων Pharnaces.
D.entwwu Pharnas.
Disc ieetcvg Pharnouas.
Dua provents haraoh.
Φωρυν Pharasman.
Das ec esr fits one f. Faustina.
Dweanes Faust, Faustus.
Pépou Phobus. :
Pb epotl, f. Phebronia, Febronia.
Digna f. Pheedra.
digpwpp~ Petrarca.
Dignav Phoedrus.
Di sheu Felix.
Φ weanw Festus.
Dp f. Phobe.
Pha fue Phidias.
9}, Philemon.
ᾧ bhnfdat Philictimon.
D fej basen ων Γ Phili pina.
Φριῥωραμνω Philip, hil.
Of, -fatm Philoctetes.
Dpprlk, ess Ρ Philomela.
f,.1 Philo the Jow.
fiyremnpusmne Philostratus.
fap, Phenix.
Deppotes Flavianus.
Ppedpipos Flaminius.
Paps f. Flora.
Dyoph ven fies f. Florence.

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@ofue Phocas.

Pabfot Phocion.

@nw Photius.

Donfies Photinus.

Papancht f. Fortune.

Oafpunw Phryxus.

Pesess dle on falgeves Peanuietiohus:

Dufek f. Psyche.

Dp wth pulps f. Frances, Fan.
pesthpuoo Francis, Frank.
presets Phraortes.

Φρεηερῥᾷ» -σω Frederic, Fred.

Passel” Ham.

‘Pvt Canaan.

Ῥω» Canova.

‘Pe pops Cherubin, -us.

SP fo css osy po be press Chiabrera.

Ppgqat Chilon.

δ ρον Chiron.

Popes pres f: Clara.

ΟΣ Columbus.

‘Poatk, Corneille.

ΟΣ Xanthippus.
Puwebp, pow Xavier, Xaverius.
Pubtahpusn Kenocrates.
‘Poktoput Xenophanes.

Pub vapor Xenophon.

᾿Ξ ΕΣ Sixtus; = υ " " the Fifth.

778 30S

Pubppake Xerxes.

Pay fron frang cay cree Chrysippus.

Poy fossese confor Christopher.
Pppunfint /. Christina, Christiana.
Pp fen Christus, Christ.
fpodak, Cromwell.

‘PopkXxhn, Correggio.

Qgrumfiiow ν &c. 8. Ucgoonfban °
Q/e at Otho.

0.4% Awshin.

θωνῳ, Ota, Awta.

Qpebtafow Auxence, Auxentius.

wath f Fanny, Fan.
wes LS oxy gg. Fahrenheit.
hp cares as fils 00 8. Pesre_coen fitvass «
δεν δ, οἷν Fenelon.
Di panfittre , -- ὦ Ferdinand.
Dhyrtbbes f. Filomena.
Φρώ 7. Kaphemia.
dbiewneup Firdoucy.
dE2bt Filéchier.
reid Harte

volts fw Ὁ. ΣΧ fa ns ©
ech Fohi, Fo, Foe.
dpwtsbubow &0.8. Pputhpukas, &e.
dp-whp ft Franklin.
tomfit f. Photina-

VSPULLUGIULT bh QUSTULUL UUAPULE

Ung avteg. ; ΩΣ Abande, Hapante.
Ugeq bre Abdera.
Upbage« Abydos. [ers of Abraham.
Upyraes4 ark hp Descendants or follow-
«(ἰώ Akoolis.
Ug preahushe, Agrigentam.
Ure Adria, Hadria.
| ed ed the Adriatic.
Ug σοὖπε yey Adrianople.
Weg: Asoph.
Wiebkiewgp Athenian.
UWebie Athens.
Ufeas Athos.
ara ha Deutschland.
Ua ani.
Tosi Alsatia.
Ul Halys.
W2tch Algiers. [Albanian.
Uyeyeet pe Albania, Arnaootleek; -g9f,
ὕω ὖν Alpian; - -Epfie. the Alps.
Dyyher Albion.
Uyysee the Alpheus.
Debpot Ss. Ugkgot.
' Dieacphah Akhoorian.
μποῦν, Acarnania.

U4% Aghen.

Uganh Agory. tak

ζ.εσε μεν βεω Aquitain.

Urewt Albach.

ὕπερσνηρβα Alexandria.

Ung(F wefiop Aghthamar.

Uqbgurntfeus Halicarnassus.

μηνί Alznick, Alznia. .

Ugeewt Albanese; <p, Alvania or Al-
bania ; the Albaneses.

USiogqritp Amazons.

U-fiegl{ Amalekite.

Usissfus Amasia.

WL pphs America; -gf, -n.

U-et_ Amida, Diarbekir.

Dfugkpaot Amsterdam.
Upper Ararat.

ὕνω πω Anatolia, Natolia.
ὕναγρ. England; -9f, English.
Uegete Ancona.

Urebhub wt ἤηη ἄρ the Antilles.

Wels usps Anthep.

Uzh Any. [Ancyrian.
Ursbepfe Ancyra, Angoora ; -gf.
[ων είν Andalusia.

Usnpap Antioch, Antakia.
tend ἐν Antwerp, —en-
μον χε Ξ. Gccop eee fopecs .
υἷι, Aparan.
Wer beck uwhp the Apennians.
| Apulia.
Uulw Asia; -gf, Asiatic.
Uuheoqgrt Aschalon. [syrians.
Ueopbomut Assyria; -bayp, the As-
[λων Syrian ; -ρ. Soria, Syria.
Ueray esate 8. ᾿) ως ἐν, .
ἴλωῤᾳ Assisi.
ΠΡ Astapat.
Ue one pr esep este ; OS ee px for ste Astrakhan.
Uepuqenpunku Sedu Asphaltites lake.
Waperbsegh wip Ashkenaz.
| | ae Pm Adana.
ΠΣ Adige.
Depudg-ohwt the Atlantic.
Uermfhigt Atticus; -4£ Attica. [an.
[λυ αν ἑν Atropatene, Aderbig-
Upwpugh Arab; oe al Arabia.
Upwgrhpe Aragon. |
ἴδ᾽ ων Aradzany, Euphrates.
νι ρα εἶεν wip Armenians.
Upressress en Ararat; -διωῦ,, of -.
Upeb pen Arbela.
Upenbu Argolis.
Ue Argos.
Dybutnup ᾿ Uphauk ah p Arians.
400

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Spcbf Ardzeruny.

aris Arcadia.
UpSive fe Armavir.
Updipfhas Armorica.
Upewhewt Arshagawan.
Upgwhachhe Arsacides.
Upgerdireguno Arsamosata.
Opewprctfe Arsharunia.
Uerzby qaqa the Archipelago.
ΠΣ Ardaz.
Ugrevurunn Artaxata,
σαν fy Ardebil.
σφ Artzakh.
Ue 44a the Aventine.
Ueabe Aulis.
De gamyreph s Vege Augsburg.

wnpruy fos Australia, [Austrian.
Ucupfe Austria, Cstreich 3 -ghe
ΠΥ, African; -κ 9 Africa.

«ζω Achaia.

Ugspor the Acheron.
Upectbus Aquileia.
DDqwtfemut Affghanistan.

Popéjot Babylon, Babel.
ean 4. καρ [να Bagaran.

Pigg macte Bagratides.
Peas eg "δε. ἵνα. Bagrewand.
Peary ccs nts frees Pp atagonia.
Peay pedir Palermo.

Pass hy 020 2 foscs Bactria.

Prarsy Balk.

Pugh Betlis.

Peery ων ιν Bagdad.
Pisvkt Bassen.

ων Bassora.

Pop pesprneisg sas» fxs c2s 705 Barbary.
Pupf, Paris.

Pupdp wep Upper Armenia.

ease alesse arma.

Pruse fre Pavia.
P£@_£45£r Beth-lehem.
PE lA κυ baw Bethsaida,
διαί Belgium.

Pert. νη. Benevento.
βέ,ων Pesth.

Pi pfu Haleb, Aleppo.
Pb poems Perugia.
δεν Pekin.

Peek, Bethel.

PE nefest fasss Beotia.

P frees sh tos Piacenza.
Phgu Pisa.

Pp£ ding. Piedmont.
Phequitgusf , Byzantin ;
βῥεδωῦβω Bithynia.

{zantium.
~gfru By-

780

‘bh

Patni fe Bologna.

Powpapns the Bosphorus.

Papful#tv£e the Borysthenes.

Pacy quan Bulgaria.

Ppwtabpnepg. Brandenburgh.

Frbgat Briton.

Fppewtfw Britain; —s6e, Britanians.
po-nfius Prussia, Preussen.

gus Gaza. ;

wplyfu Galilee ; -9f, Galilean.
locas exe exe Galaad.
pusquenfus Galatia; —sf, —n.
Gueqghes Gallia, France, Gaul; -οὗ.

French, Gaul ; - σῇρ, the Gauls, the
pesdine Cappadocia. (French.
Guybek Cairo.
Putgheo Ganges.
} nt da Gantzack.
Gusnif Garny.
μη clasts Guardman.
4 (Ful πων, Gethsemane.
652% Gihon.
ἡ εὐνξυωρμξί Gennesareth.
"ΤΣ Genoa.
pf ptutofus Germany ; 96, German.
Qyaefu Panphynesury the Cape of Good
Φυμδυςωζεν Copenhagen. (Hope.
4,0 . 4,. (9- ’ Gor 0 Goths.
Qeee[F pesstoes {νιν Gothland.
4,» 74. 9.» Golgotha.
4. ,»ηϑν Colthen.
‘boliyf εἰ the Lake of Como.
polio Gomorrah.
“νυ Εν Coblentz.
fecgunp Gugaria.
Vreukpkwhp the Gracchi.
Peete Granada.
deb siiiews Cremona.

‘perhfuws Dacia, Transylvania.

‘pug ifissunfree Dalmatia. (beer).
af ne a Damascus ( Sham-el-Ke-
‘pustayfonpe f. the Danaides.

‘b.vté of Dane.

‘but pus Denmark, Danemark.

ἤει the Danube.

ἢν με Tauris.

Spewpustuoyl Daranalia,

‘purppushe Derbent.

Pe pny Delta.

‘bb hash Decapolis.

‘bi gS Delphi, Delphos.

ἢ δρβωΐν Dertchian.

ΝΣ Diospolis.

tSh
ἥῤζωνξ Dicte.
"ΩΣ the Tyrol.
*bhpol? 8. ϑβερβω-
Sbuqnifun Dodona.
“Prog: fos Doris.
Shae fit Dwin.
‘hoc p(t Turin, Augustus Taurinorum.

Gepuyb gf Hebrew.
epou Ebro, Hebrus.
Maria Sod τὰ 2 δθδη sea. ᾿
ζω 000 a2 fb g tian ; “δον 7008 t,
Gabe Eden. νὴ de
ὕεδωβω, Edessa, Urfah. {mean.
Dares Idume, Idumea; -ayé5f, Idu-
GCRadujfu Ethiopia; -—gf, —n.
444. 4} ane . “νε 2, κονε ern οὐ, 0
Ὀδευῥω Eleusis.
Gabenotiune Hellespont.
Dh pesmnut Ecbatan.
dere Emessa. P
nesgyusten Jutland.
ὕω percgou Epidaurus.
Day fecnne Epirus.
Barter us the tna.
Bupacpfs Etruria.
Upwoafs Araxes, Aras.
ὕρξε οὖ, Erivan.
Upqe4 Arzingian, Erzinga.
Gphzwinn Eridanus.
Upfiiuye f. Erinnys.
Upkend. Jericho.
Ὁ χε. οὗἷνη εὐἴ ραν Erwantacerta.
poewbtaunun Krwantaxata.
DpacuwgkS Jerusalem.
ὕερῥω Eubma, Negroponte.
Gegrhfw Eutochia, Tokat.
εἶ olia.
ὕειν οὐ whip Eutychians.
eprgeagh Kuropean ; -afe Europe.
Da puftb wt Euxine. |
δυσί Ephesian; ἘΣ Ephesus.
ὕῴνω Euphrates.

Quah ft(inw Zacynthus, Zante.
Qusith fuga Zanguibar.

Quek Sa0cw Zarehawan.
Qbywig pus Zealand.

OD dpentefous Smyrna.
Qachunbpgl Zuyderzee.
Qrebgkph 8. LE plb-pre

[Pfu Volga.

ang ces Elba.

«ἤνωδ᾽ fi Echmiadzin.
wn frlinne gh Edinbur Β.

781

Luh

beghepfed, bpqaned Erzroom, Erze-
roum, Arsdroom.

βωρμορ Tabor.
βίδα urzhrnps Tartary.
Prudfy Thames.
βιέμκῳ, ῥα Thebais.
(Pept Thebe.
Pb secqrtft Thessalonica, Salonichi.
(Pb cus y fs Thessaly; --οὖ ν Thessalian.
Ok poling fy Thermopyle.
β'ε. wntp Teutones, Teutoni.
@kagnupw Caffa, Theodosia.
PE nrg sree cy fu ’ PE ng πε gfe Theo-
dosiopolis ; 5. Πρ
Pn bey Toledo.
@npadue Tolosa; Toulouse.
"ρων. Toscan, Tuscany.
Popendkwip Descendants of Thor-
(Po¢0% Thordan. [goma, Armenians.
gs Tunis.
aught 8. aeppie-
Prone Turks.
Precnpurumot Turkey, Turkestan.
Ppubfw Thrace.
$8 po czstoes fry ξεν Transylvania.
Op upline Trasimenus.
ae ues» β'νῥξωα Triest.

Dek pfs Iberia.

[νην ἵξι, Idumea.

D2 afk Ithace.

bybow Ilion, Dium, Troy.
Dgwpfw Tearia.

Payette Ireland ; —9f+ Irish.
Deas ass Tecse as Iceland.

Dupfuw Istria, Histria.

[πω Lpemeg f Israelite.

hyk pfu Hibernia, 8. [μα αυΐνμνω -
[ενώ hf Italian; — ples Italy.

lu4éq4d7%Lacedwmon,Sparta,Mistra.
Lesfntpue Laconia.

Ledpuuhet Lampsacus.

Lwdppat Lambron ; -«9f Lambronese.
Leng [?-Luyp Lapithes, Lapithe.
Levens Latin, European; τῶν Epgbe
Lweog phe Laodicia, Latakia. [Latium.
Lwr pk mnt Loretto.

Leedsot fu: Lapland.

Ubawiigry &ng the Gulf of Lepanto.
LSS με ων, Poland.

Lédi.ou Lemnos, Stalimene.

Lédigt pf Lemberg.

LSepms Lesbos.

Ἰδιζωφῥω Leucadia, Santa Maura:

“or

782 201.

ἵ ῥμωδνιωΐδ, Libanus, Mount -. Yuu Cars.
Lhafu Libya, Africa. Ywprpkoot Carthage.

pufes Leipsic. LopuwntwoS Capernaum. —
Lpgacnius Leghorn. Yu feo Caffa.
V ple et fr Lithuania. Yh phupes fu Celesyria.
Ἰῤέβω Lycia. byonp Celt.

& Lim. : Ἰηδϑωνωε σα ρ Centauri.
L βωμοί Lisbon. Wb escape fous Cesarea, Mazaca.
Updetpue Livonia. Ub fut pur Cephalonia.
Vhdepney Liverpool. Ufgbyot Cyzicus.
Leg fru Lydia. Uf@b pcx Citheron.
Leepbge Illyria; -gb56. -Ὦ- Uf p4pe Cilicia, Karamania.
Lebpfs Locris. [bardy. | Updgqauaye Cyclopes.

ou αἴ κω oar fe exs Or Lantan aus, {77} Lom-
Long fonts F Pee. Wats ply
νεῖν Lorain.
Locggot ’ Léni Lyons.
Lees pi Lucerne.
πε βωδ Laybach, Lublana.
eater Lusitania, P Ῥ tugal ἢ -οὗ
“ε- εὐ ἔγιωβεν Paris. ortuguese.
bea pubidfiqne ph ὙΠ Ὲ τὼ
Ἰσερρὼ Lucca.

Pargenfs Cossack.

Ἰσωρμέρα Kharpurt.
Burpobhe B. 2 wuyh,-

Tugeu(2 Khelath.

Pay Khoy.

Papers Khorassan.
Papua, Papinh Khorny.
Wace δ sss Khousistan. |
pf the Crimea.

Pepa οἱ Croat; =p Croatia.

Curqhowt Dzalgoten.
Gofp Sophene.

Uaerpecsgryr few Calabria.

᾿γω gotfw Caledonia.

Yuybgfs Galicia.

Yap foympu Callipolis, Gallipoli.

Ru furger Calcutta.

Gu εξ βη Kamenetz.

Qurdiqastfus Campania.

Wiese ang casey nel hy fracs Cappadocia.

Hag Capan.

Uesrasyeve_ces Capua. [pian 86a.
ἢ hy or ace rssy fosssly este δι the Cas-
Yawn fyi Castile.

Yas ων carte fraes Catana.

Quap [2 arg fick Carthage.
᾿ωρίθ εξ wkp Certusian.

Yupfir Garin, Erzrum ; S. bpquaed.
Qupdé jae the Carmel.

Yupdfp dof the Red-Sea.

fypou Cyprus; pug, Cyprian.

foo hywea-cyp ye ades.
Ufephut Cyrene.
ἵν, Kaley ; 8. 2 .πινωξρω
Ἰῃζῥαν πω Cocytus.
ἢσηα Colp.
Le Goings, Coln, Koln.
Ynggho Colchis.
Yailiqnumk ye Compostella.
Yaumnng fe Constantina. [Stambool.
Yaw wha baci nyfou Constantinople ,
ἴῃ νων. Costance.
νη. Caucasus.
ἴχηρᾳπε,» Corduene, Gordyene.
Yephpep~ Corcyra, Corfa.
Yap%uyp Corgia.
Yoptl?-nv Corinth; —[Fengh . —ian.
Yougrtfo Copenhagen , Kjébenhava.
Yoefi£w Guinea.
Yoep bw Cyrus, Goor, Kour.
Yee σεωΐν Curan.
Uphwnk Creta, Candia.
Ups Carmania, Kirman.

Ζωμξωι Haleb, Aleppo.
Ζωὴ pusen Halbat.
Zwiliqoepl Hamburg.
2“. Armenian; <p, Descendants of
Haicus, the Armenians.
want Hajastan, Armenia.
2,wyhuy£t Haigashen.
Luwyhurdnt Haigawan.
Zug Armenia; ἐδ —, Armenia Ma
jor; ape —, Armenia Minor.
2 wstttealEp Hannover.
Lumb, Abyssinia; the -ns.
2.Awts the Havana or Havannab.
“ων ἔτ carp Harpies.
ΩΣ Hesse.
app Hark. (Dardanelles.
26 yb uyrtenny the Hellespont ἢ the
Ζεμεξὰρ Hellenes, Hellenists, Greeks.
2644 nf Helvetia , Switzerland ,

vor

Schwéitz; gf. Swiss.

2b pushphsot wpdiuslee Hercules’ P illars.
2ερνωΐμξ Heraclea.

2 εν σε ωδν εἶν Herculaneum.

phedt bedi Herzegovina.

[οἴω ext Himalaya.

Σῥερψφωΐβω Hyrcania.
nq. ph Indian, Hindoo ; -ρ or [Indies.
Fenton Hindostan , India; the
Dutch, Hol-

ΕΣ Holland; -- b>»
τ ed {lander.

Longwphus Hungary.
he Hunni, Huns.
abhau Rhine.
nogwinw Rhone.
11} Rhodes.
Zandyyesy Room-Kaley.
QandS Rome ; -aybgf. Roman.
buy Jew; —p. the Jews.
ii coees Judea. ᾿

Qapunfoe Tzoraphor.

Rupub 8. θωρεῖ .
22ωε..» JAVA, Jahva.
Με. Genoa.
Hfubepa Geneva.
δία. ρ Gibraltar.
ρον 8. Φρω Ὁ.

Γ᾿ υνηωμεΐ, Mazandaran.
Pod ol 8. ἢδωρῥω -

UD ccsgess hy ess Malaga.

1.4.» Malta.

Pash b-gotpe Macedonia.

VP ashategus Ss. YPogactunfes .
1Γωζνε ρων Magooran, Mekeran.
VP ash unk orp Magdeburg.
VP wqltbodper Amalthea.
Vawjophp Majorca.

VP wtughtpon Manazcerta.

VU ating ew Mantua; —gf> —n.
VP athe she Manicheeans.
usaf Masis, Ararat.

UD oct ons cae by 000 00 04 e209 Madagascar.
VP ccs ao be pre Madeira. ,

UP cnprse Madras.

VD aaron ys fons Madrid.

VD ων [2 οἷ, Marathon.

VP esr ees 9. Marant.

UP ese ps ccs as en ess Media.

Wop gueumut Marcastan.

VF νέον» Marcionites.
YP oes fies grees Marmara.
WPuspnd Marocco.
Weopufpko Marseilles.
Using Medes, Medians.

783

Und, |
ΠΣ fr ece Mauritania ; τοῦ , Moor.
Wepugp Median. |
Weg popet Ss. UV hwt °
Uéae 8. Vone .
1Γερῥωβνωο, Maltese; -%& Malta.
Wasipfu Memphis.
Wéufiws Messina.
Ws pit Medina.
Γδρωβὲν Merdin.
Vi puphy Mexico.

Liseugpp Manchester.

Enifer Meonia.
Wkppt Mecca.
Κρ, Mediolanum, Milan.
Ufp.ogkmp Mesopotamia. [the - Sea.
V ppt phpwhuwt Mediterranean ; - Sad»
Wepfr Nisibin.
Wognetunfrs Mayence, Maintz, Mentz.
1} rogers case fooss Moldavia-
Wageie Mungies, Moguls.
Wotagry Munich, Miinchen.
Wauhad y Moscovites ; —dusy aco fea 20 705 ᾿
Vouge Moscow. Moscovy.
Waaktes ; [πεν fits cas Modena.
Wapeefus Moravia.
Wae, Moosh.
Vocuue Musee, Muses.
Woeune, Mossoul. |

Gupot Japan ; —sogfrs —@6se.
πρὶ ἐν Jastishat.

G2» Greek; -ρν the -s.

θυ» ῥ.» Jonia. {sapath.

CB coef es car νι we ne. Qap The Valley of J0-

Bopg whut Jordan.

θεν, κινεῖν esse δυάδα.

βθνεἰνεν αν, Greece.

ωφωρξία Nazareth.
ωφπήρσην Nazarite, Nazarene.
Uw fifncuwt Naxuana, Nakhchivan.
‘Uuy wap Γ the Naiades or ds.
ωνωξ Nancy.
Ὅωρες Nareg.

“δε. τ ὦ Navarra.
Ὅωρωννω Naxos, Naxia.
Ub yan Nile. [litan.
Uk ungajpu Naples 5 -aynyubgf Napo-
are none’

“ὦ fy εν. ἃ lavarae

Upss— Nice. 5
Ὄμηβω Nicea, Ixnik.
Uphodpafw Nicomedia, Iznimid.
‘Uftack Nineveh.
Uadgnpom Novogorod.

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‘vop- Gong New York.
Uap-Qb peste New Zealand.
Ὥνγ εἵχεϊοε fees Normandy.

epléghu Norway ; 96, Norwegian.
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cpfress Nubia.
Vacdivtinfis Numantia.
‘vocdpgfu Numidia. ὁ
‘buy Nepat, Nephates.

Gul” Sham, 8. “puschio hres
Gusdfiperdinhb pen Semiramacerta.
Gudpfit Samaria.

Glkpuwy Shiras.

Glyph Sirace.

Gligreer hy cases Sciragawan.
ὕῤρηων Shirvan.

Ge Susiana.

ἢν (9 me Olynthus. ;

MN gb-figqne Olympus.

Napfuwt Orleans.

ἢ Pa Ostan.

ῃ ἀν ὼς ως (5 the Ostr ogoths.

ἢ μων Ocean.

Afb putpu Oceania.

few Oormiah, Wormy.
pout Woroten.

Nesp fog Utrecht.

ἢ. Lossy Facey hous Westphalia.
aaa 2 fess Umbria.

Ne nbihart Washington.

Ne anf Oody.

Newmpht Utica.

Nf Utinum, Udine.

Ne puny Oural.

(Ne pSeuy 8. Debufuns.

Q hit cases est 0s ᾿ Qfirusy erry fssas 6, China.

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Q ug adus (Po e
Q css uss 0 βΐνεν or P alatinate.
Qu 4 4 the Baltic.
ἢ ῥα Baltimore.
Quip Palmyra.
srry be 0s 001 fits Palestina.
ἢ δ ῥε [ων Pamphylia.

“ὦ 67 [vase Bayazid.

wtepdoe Panormus, Palermo.
Qwttietfa Pannonia.
Quntewune Parnassus
QV κύνα fonts Patavium, Padua.
Q okt Baden.

wnlFkep Parthians.

wpgkjntus Barcelona.

ραν —p Persia; -p4, Persian.

794 υ0

Q npuleboye Persarmenia. —

Qapuhwumws Farsistan, Persia.

Q we bbw Bavaria,

QD cess pasg.nd, δὼ Ρ aphlagonia.

Qe 4eum Belgrade.

+ ican 3 elasgians.

Qéqruyctks Peloponessus, Morea.

Qh ihasy Bengal.

ἢ. ἐν Berlin.

a Bessarabia.
Finpynep Petersburg.

Qt πε 5. Beyrout.

Q6(2;b2 Bidlis.

Q hapa fru Pisidia.

ὦ ἀνε whe Pyreneens.

ἢ ῥρωχωῖν Birman.

ject Teens fous Placentia, Piacenza.

ἢ μων εν Ρ latea.

Q νον oss Bologna.

Qn56dp0 Bohewia,

ἢ νυ prso fre Pomerania.

Qndiyk Bombay.

chenns Pontus; Sad -f, the Euxine.

ἢ ως ον Boston.
eutfus Bosnia.

ἢ ir exs fry Lass Potidea.
piney Bordeaux.

ΝΣ Bukhar ia.
peuqly Brazil.
obiwbab Brindisi.
Cheuk, Bruxelles.
| a Ted Ρ ropontis.
pocwsw Bursa. .

Qargquy Z ulpha.

(peer ep foe cay rst ner Ratisbon.

(peace cre esees Ragusa.

| Pe 2 Ravenna.

hppfu1 Riphean.

ἢ"»εδωΐ ζω Romagna.

{how Russian ; <p, -s; Russia.
(Neco ees 020 02 αν εἶν Rassia.

Uwee Sheba. |
Yspueg pu Saubadia, Savoy.
1) οὐχ wus Segestan.
Yugochkobe Sadducee,
Uuepbentery Salerno.
Uushunt pes Saxony.

aan 4 nas [Ὁ ess Sahara.
U casey sas efits ex Salamis.
Dewghr Salem.
θεω fu Samaria.
Yussln[Fpehk Samothrace.
Uda Samos, Samus.

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WOM,
ἴωμεν Sassoon.

Dapwh fran Saracens.
Duo pushnae Saragossa.
Dupe fhGk Sardis.
Duopqgntps Sardinia.

U eae eh iss ose fo exe Sarmatia.
1)... “«{τὼ Savoy.
Uuggunt pus Saxony.
Uanpsyf Stockholm.
Darcghupm gts a
μεν ἡ Strasburg.

Dies dng the Black Sea.
Us pussmpus Sivas, Sebaste.
Dé κε fs Seleucia.

Da spate Ceylon.

Ub uk ζω ζει Senegambia.
Déwyaes Sebooh (mount).
Ue pips Servia.

Dhue Siam.

04.“ Sidon, Saide.

Ube qh Silesia.

Ubbbybus Sicily ; --αἦί » -lian.

Ubgfe Sicyon.

Ups Sim (mount).
Ufuws Sinai.

Ufiukwgf Chinese; -geng γί» China.
U fay Sinope.

1) μεν Sion or Zion.

U frag few Siberia.

Upe Sis.

Ufpaskacsss Syracuse.

Ufethe or Ufuwhwt Siinik or Sissagan.
Upepfs Syria, Soristan.

Ufupés Shechem.

ΠΤ) (ων βωε fw Scandinavia.
Ugpeltusgh Scythian; πρ'’ Scythes.
Ugf-(2f Scythia, Tartary.
᾿νε cts pase Sclavonia.

Dgada fs Scotland.

Udjrunoee wt Sempadawan.
1) εΐναρα, Smolensk, -o.
Uelpquetg Samarcand.
Degg fwit Sogdiana.
Dogo Sodom.

Dobfvbatg Socinians.
Uophugey Sorrento.
Uarkg Suez.

Yorking Sweden.

Uacpult Surat, Soorat.
Yuga 5% Ispahan.

Yq wife Spain; — gf, Spaniard.
Gayespenees Sparta.
Upby4tph Spitzbergen.

Weg bpyae Waterloo.
YW ayperpfus Wallachia.

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U arquappunyure Valarsapate.
Up ωὦ γε ε. οἷν Valarsawan.
YU wqktmpus Valencia, Valentia.
τ ων Van.
UY νων. Vanant.
UW νη opp Vandals.
U ssa heyht Vassagashen-
Up ccrerasyere σῇ use Vasbooragan.
ἢ apg uth Vartanacerta.
ἐγ sss e_fusse ν Uf ρων fr ss Warsaw.
Wsitbunf Venice.
τ δωσε Vosuvius.
τ δ πω Verona.
Ub pay Versailles.
Ussti. Vienne.
U fp eos any ese p ons quer Vishabacalack.
U bs beg us Vicenza.
ἢ βωῤη 2, Visigoths.
ee Georgians, Iberians; 5.
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neppuiiry Volcan.
ca Georgia. [Mare.
Wehwt Hyrcania;—wy S04, Hyrcanum

S.u/#h- Datew.
S.w2xphe the Turks.
S ses ΖΩ͂; se eso este Turkey.
S.0ip£q Damietta.
Sue Daik (Taocki).
ἵνα, ῥ. Tanais.
S.uithe Dantzic.
Swupbiwnts Tarentum.
Swept Tarsns, Tarsoon.
S.uspwwténf Dardanelles-
ast ppols Taron.
Score ωγυῆ ys Dhawalaghiri.
weppes Tauris.
Sé1£42u Tenedos-
Sé pula fens Thomeschwar-
Spupukebe Diarbekir.
Shakphs Tiber.
Sfqpuwtuht pe Tigranocerta.
Sfzrb« Tigris, Hiddekel.
ϑῥᾳ μον Ctesiphon.
ϑβων οἷο ν ὐἷορ the Titans.
Shepau Tyrus, Sur.
StLptép Dnieper.
Seéugbép Dniester.
Sopau . Swepaw Taurus.
Sacpacph put Toorooperan.
Sprays ῥζωΐοε sayy fuss Trajanopolis.
σιν pants Trebizond.
Sp&qeue Dresden.

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Srorefesogg ss ’ Ὅρα δι Troy ; ~9f » “Δ.

Sofofufre Tiflis.
ϑσερίρ Zurich.

Quy omhenput Paidagaran.
Pusufse Phasis.

Φω yr er assy frees Pharsalia.

Df pemkyppu Philadelphia.
Ppane Pison.

PpeDPhl, Ope bfhfus Phoenice.
Dnp htop Florence.

Pygmy fp Philistine.

Doh kus s Padhfu Phocea; - αὐ, Phocian.

Da freg pu Ph ryg ia.

δω Dopisfen California.

Pusgg kage . 00yforase ys Chaldea.
Pugh k-gnt alcedon.

Putwho. kppe Cananea, Canaan.
Pustwmuy Canada.

[tunate Islands.
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‘Prctuofru Candia.

Pi potfu Cheeronea.

PL punt, Chersonesus.
PLigk ppp Canterbury.
Phyb Chili.

Pashbshr Cochin China.
Popke Oreb.

‘Popubpu Corsica.

Pap ae Corfu.
Ppmpalpe Cracovia.

“Pepe foes exe fo ess fo use Christiania.
“Perrecsy ccs Cuba.

σε pry seston fosss Cofirland.
Pacpofumet Koordistan.

Quek ues Odessa.
OgeDugm Oxford.

dbépewpes Ferrara.
aby pase Tease reas Flanders.
Deeshp Daye. Frankfort.

Φαδαια Freyburg, Friburg.

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