GIFT or
M. G, Luck
mnilk MOTEL C
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MANli^A
r.n
Cv â– â– â– K . mj VSK-
BENTLEY'S MILLION CYPHERS
fop the transmission of Numbered Sentences from
Public or Private Codes In one word are to be found
at the end of this Volume with full directions,
shewing that they can be indiscriminately mixed
with Cyphers from this Phrase Code.
Tbls Code Includes the Telegraph
Cyphers entered according to Act
of Congress In the year 1906, by
B. L. BENTLEY, In the office
of the Librarian of Congress at
Washington, D.C.
BENTLEY'8
COMPLETE PHRASE CODE
(NEARLY iOOO MILLION COMBINATIONS)
With at least 2 Letters difference between each Half-Code Word)
COMPILED BY
E. L. BENTLEY.
MANiUK0»5:i ^
Telegrams can be expressed verbatim with a minimum saving of 50 %
Any two Code Words herein (having 5 letters in each) can be joined together, either before or
after one another, and be telegraphed as ONE WORD of 10 letters: The user therefore
compiles his own Phrases verbatim, if those in the Code are not applicable, with a minimum
saving of 50 per cent. {See Specimen Messages herein).
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
ROSE PUBLISHING COMPANY
^NEW YORK
'' NEW ADDRESS:
TECHNICAL BOOK COMPANY
S25 MARKET ST. - UNDERWOnn Riiii niN/i
Upon receipt of a telegram divide the 10 letter Code Words lu half and
translate each portion. u 1 Ln
Tht singh (6 Utter) Code Words can be used alone, and are designed to have a difference of at least two Utters
between each. Great care has been exercised to eliminate all words telegraphically convertibU* /ft
If tbis Code Is used for telegrams of an esoeptlonal oharaoter in plooc of other Codes In regular use
and there 4s any risk of mietranel&tlon) th« xnesa&ge s>tou)d be prefaced with the balf cjpher "OOLOC."
meaning " Bentley • Complete Phrase Code." This, however, ooald be avoided by having a Special Address
Indicator reserved for this Code. As most Codes have diotionary words as oyphers, it will generally be found
that this Code (containing artificial Code Words) can be Indiscriminately mixed with other Codes, and thus
prove an invaluable auxiliary.
Many merchants use Whitelaw's Telegraph Cyphers for their Figure Codes, and for this reason the
cyphbrs In "Bentley's Complete Phrase Code" have been designed to give a two-letter differenoc, as compared
with Whitelaw's collection of 600 million artificial cyphers, thus giving this work a special value, as it
supplies a complete General Code without interfering with the figure Code messages.
Tht Author (with an etperieneed ttafj undertakea the grttultou$ examination of Coding Systems, with a titw to thair Impro'emant and
adaptation to the additional facilities granted at the International Convention of 1903.
Bentley's Complete Phrase. Code price £4 . 4/- per Copy.
.1 ,. „ „ Mining Edition 4 : 4/-
„ Numbered Telegraph Cyphers 900 millions Edition ,, 4 : 4/- „
SOO „ „ „ 4 : 10/-
200 „ „ „ 3:10/-
400 . „ „ .. 2 : 10/.
^00 .f .. ., 1 :10/-
One million Edition „ :10/6 ^
fi II II
II If II
M II II
H II H
fl II 'I
SUPPLEMENTARY DISTINQUISHABLB CYPHERS—
Two-vowel Prefixes, in addition to Prices of 1 to 900
million Series quoted above .. : 10/6
Two-vowel Suffixes, in addition to Prices of 1 to 900
million Series quoted above „ : 1/-
Flve-Letter English Words in addition to Prices of 1 to 900
million Series quoted above : 5/6
For full particulars see page 4a.
Bentley's Tertninatinnal Order of Cyphers for detecting errors in transmission is addtd to each of the above {set Prefaet).
Bentley's Complete Phrase Code; and 900 millions of Cyphers 1 „
with Terminational Order of Cyphers in one volume j ^ ^^'
Scott's Code; The Shipowners' Telegraphic Code, Tenth (1906) \
Edition, by the same Author Cloth j '^'
Half-Calf £3 3s. Od.
SECRET CYPtiER CARDS, rendering the Messages from the Phrase Code indecipberatile. except by the Holders
of the Card, can be purchased at 2s. 6d. each.
THE COST OP THESE COOES IS SAVED IN A FEW MCSSAQES
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PREFACE
TO
REPRINT OF FIRST EDITION.
.!/?*|
The rapid absorption of the first issne of 2,000 copies by eminent firms throughout the world
has occasioned an early and larger reprint of this Code (without alteration) from the original type.
The Preface, therefore, to that issue follows this Preface, as it equally applies. It is gratifying to the
Proprietor that the Code has proved itself so invaluable and complete that it has not been necessary
to bring out any second Edition, although in future years a few words or phrases could advantageously
be added. Holders object to new Editions on account of the confusion which arises and the expense
entailed. With these objections the writer of this Code entirely concurs.
MILLION CYPHERS. — Shortly after 4.he Code was published some firms desired to incorporate
sentences from their own or other Codes where these were represented by numbers. To meet this
demand One Million Cyphers, numbered (to make any combination) from to 999999 were compiled,
the code words being composed of two sections of four letters each. These two sections when united
convey the above numbers in eight letters, and thus form an immediate distinction from the five or
ten letter cyphers used in this book. This small addition was issued to aU holders of the Code
and bound up at the end of all copies subsequently issued. This facility has been largely availed
of. {See page V.)
MINING EDITION. — As many of the leading Mining Companies wished to avail of the
unlimited scope of this Code, the Author prepared a " Mining Edition," utilizing the Supplement for
a wide range of Mining Expressions compiled by experts. The sale has been most gratifying.
FIGURE CODES. — As the cyphers in this book have a difference of at least two letters between
each half word and have been found so reliable in transmission. Merchants and others have found the
necessity of having the same words applied to figures, so that a half (five letters) word cotdd divert
the translator of a message to a Figure Code system after using words from the Phrase Code. The
proprietor has, therefore, published —
900 Million Edition numbered from 00000 to 29999 in each half word, making
a maximum combination of .. . ... ... ... ... 299^929999
400 Million Edition, using the consonant cyphers only, numbered from 00000
to 19999, making a maximum combination of 1999919999
100 Million Edition, using the vowel cyphers only, numbered from 0000 to
9999, making a maximum combination of 99999999
DISTINGUISHABLE CYPHERS.— Other clients desired to use the above 400 Million Edition
prefixed by a distinguishable cypher, the cjrpher itself conveying information. With this object the
compiler has issued " 600 Distinguishable Prefixes," all commencing with two vowels and ending
in an " i " or " u," numbered respectively from 000 to 599. These cyphers are distinguishable by
reason of their commencing with two vowels and ending in " i " or " u," whereas the cyphers in the
Phrase Code neither begin nor end with those features. They point at once to a Figure Code system,
heing used, and as the terminals "i" or "u" precede a consonant they make excellent words and
give a maximum combination of 59919999. These words can be indiscriminately mixed with phraaiaB
from the Phrase Code and enable a Merchant to express any of 5 sentences, any of 99 guantities, any
of 199 articles, and any of 99 prices in one word.
Other firms who frequently use Figure Codes employ the maximum combinations of the
900 Million Cyphers, addressing the telegram under a Special Address Indicator, thus showing that
the message is being read from the Figure Codes and not from the Complete Phrase Code.
HINTS TO USERS. — The following hints having been widely appreciated, it has been decided
to embody them in this Preface with the object of obtaining the best results by avoiding needless
expenditure : —
JOINING MESSAGES IN MIDDLE OF WORD. — n a Telegram contains two
messages on different subjects, one of these can end in the first half of a cypher, and the second
message can commence with the last half of the same word. It would not be necessary to send a
separate haK-cypher to terminate the first subject, but the code words are, nevertheless, designed so
that, if needful, they can be used as five-letter words by themselves in a single-word message.
Example of commencing a different subject in centre of Code word—
Eeferring to your telegram of yesterday we do not
approve u^k Xu^fiVufftuc
Referring to your telegram of 23rd tlStuc / "e^"'"^''"*'
Await instructions before taking further action adtur Xod+irruo'e-wb
Eeferring to your telegram of to-day we approve ugewbj ^
It will be observed that three subjects (including dates) are conveyed in two words.
NUMERALS. — Under " Numerals " will be found an excellent Table rising from l/64th to
5,000,000, each number or fraction being represented by a half-cypher. Any figures rising by units
up to 1,000 can be expressed by a half cypher ; subsequent amounts wiU be found to rise by easy
gradations.
Examples —
203,791, viz. : 203 liutv jiiutymafan
791 maian /"""J'"^'*^'*"
28.861. viz.: 28,000 ... ... ... ... •• ^ocab j^O^a^^l^gj^
such items as S^ths or lOOiVth can be given thus:—
8 , "^ -Iâ„¢ )lecvalanup
,\ths ••• ■'■•■•- ■■• lanup i **
STERLING AMOUNTS.— The Sterling Table is probably more complete than in any
other Code and rises from l/32nd of a penny to £10.000,000. ITiis enables such amounts to be
expressed as —
£104 : 11/% viz. ; £104 ,., tiatl j^j^l^ ^
ll/4id spagd /''^«*''^i>°'S"
The Numerals and Sterling Tables can. be usefully united thus :—
From Numerals, 871 =: ... marof Xmarofsowvi
„ Sterling, 10/ld. ... •■• SOWy] /
showing that the 871 expresses the pounds because it is coupled to 10s. Id. The object of uniting
the two sections is because the Numerals Table rises by easier gradations than the Sterling Table.
ii;
FOREIGN CURRENCIES.— The durrencies of all countries can be stated by coupling a
Numeral on to the word representing the currency -fhus : —
371 roubles {^j,,;;: ^ ^ ;:;• :;; ;:; ^ jiotyapoiec
791 roubles and 25 kopecks {Jo^bieg-and 25 kopecks Z ?o1fo° }mafanpolfo
$10,500 71 cents. {i;'j«o,3 ;;; :;; ;: ::; s^^S H^^^^^^
Measurements can be given thus : —
850
lopwo
and yet be expressed in two words because each of the groups of figures is represented by half
a cypher.
51 I 19 J I 4 \ â– ._lopwolewer
lewer 1 lepmo | leezt / ' ' lepmoleezt
AUXILIARY VERBS AND PRONOUNS.— To simplify the arrangement of the phrases
composed of auxiliary verbs and pronouns (which really have no subject word in them) they are placed
under the first word of such sentences. For example: — Under "If" will be found "If you have,'*
" If you will," &c. Under " We " will be found " We have," " We will not," &c. Under " Have "
wiU be found "Have not," "Have not had," &c. All the pronouns and auxiliary verbs are fully
treated.
SECTIONAL PHRASES. — Sectional phrases are inserted to facilitate precision in
expressing verbatim messages. For example : — " Been any," " Better not be," " That are," so as to
make up phrases such as —
There has (have) not ... .• uktaj U^tajayeng
been any • ayeng ) j j "o
Those
that are
Tliose v ... ulzra juiaraukkoc
~- ukkoc /"""O'"''-^"*'
OFFERS AND PRICES. — Under the word "Offer" will be found an extensive range of
sentences, each expressed by a half cypher, so that they can be coupled on to any article inserted in
the Supplement (referred to later), or such sentences can be coupled on to prices or any other phrase.
Example —
"We offer firm c.i.f. shipment by steamer within 1 month ... natgy l„„f__ci„c,_
2/55d. slasp patgysiasp
Quotations also are a special feature and can be coupled on to prices, list of goods, &c.
USE OF SINGLE WORDS.— The following message illustrates the importance of Single
Words in the Vocabulary, which render the " Phrase Code " quite imique.
Examples —
Agreement
ahosb
hopeless, conditions
hozas daodz
imposed
idhel
prohibitive,
oktig
compromise impossible,
dabzy idijn
negotiations suspended
kuefb udewl
meantime
kaicy
Expressed by ten half cyphers = five words. It is only necessary to draft the message in the briefest
phraseology, and thus ensure a minimum reduction of 50 per cent.
It will be noted that, unlike some Phrase Codes (useless imitations), each word has a separate
half-cypher, thus avoiding any ambiguity
iii.
EXTENSIVE SUPPLEMENT.— The Supplement to the Code is one of its most valuahle
features. Upwards of 2,000 Blanks are left at the end of the Code, each represented by a half-cypher,
in order that users may insert phrases peculiar to their own business : Names of Firms, Companies,
Ports and Places, Lists of Goods, &c. Any two of such Supplementary Sentences can be joined
together as one word, or, similarly, any one of them can be joined on to any other of the many
phrases or words in the Code. Sentences could be inserted, many of which require one or more blanks
to be filled up with Figures, Dates, &c. (thereby saving 50 per cent.), and these can be coupled on to
the Figures or Sterling amounts, &c., in the Code in one word, or a series of quotations can follow,
each expressed by a half-word, and, therefore, any two can be joined together.
PRINTED SUPPLEMENTS.— Special Supplements of 2,000 Phrases have been printed
for large Private Firms and Companies, usually costing about £12, rendering the Code equivalent to a
Private Code, without incurring the heavy outlay of printing an exclusive Code.
AUGMENTING THE SUPPLEMENT.— Firms who find the Supplement of 2,000 Blanks
inadequate, for example, a Firm not engaged in the Shipping trade, could appropriate for Supple-
mentary sentences, between 200 and 300 cyphers used imder the words " Coal " and " Charter," merely
deleting the sentences in the body of the Code and inserting the words " See Supplement."
Other firms have utilised " Bentley's 300 English Cyphers " of five letters, all of which differ
from each other and from those in the "Phrase Code" by at least two letters^ â– These can usefully
augment their Supplement by, for example, appropriating such English cypher words as " Abode "
(which are identifiable) to names of firms, ports, or lists of goods, &c., &c.
FIGURE CODES. — Examples taken trom a suggested Merchant's Supplement : —
" We offer firm for reply here not later than ( — ) (date) for ( — ) tons of ( — ) (goods) at ( — ) (price)."
Each blank could be filled up by a half-cypher, but regular stereotyped messages, giving ranges of
sentences, periods for reply, quantities, goods, prices, &c., should, of course, be arranged on the Figure
Code system, transmitted by " Bentley's Telegraph Cyphers " in one word expressing 10 figures.
Exajnple—
29 1 99
Sentences Prices
9
Shipments
Articles
99
Quantities
INTERMIXING FIGURE CODES AND PHRASES WITHOUT INDICATORS.-Further uses
of tie Supplement can be made as follows : —
999 of the Blank Sentences with half-cyphers in the Supplement could be reserved for the
Figure Codes, namely — they could be numbered from 000 to 999. These could then form the Prefixes
(first three figures) of a Figure Code; the remaining half-word being read from one of "Bentley's
Telegraph Cypher " books, either from the 900 Million, 400 Million, or 100 Million Editions. The
range of figures (identifiable by the Special Prefix which is taken from the Supplement to the " Phrase
Code ") could then be as high as —
99929999 or 99919999 or 9999999.
It will be noted in the first Example that one of the Sections could be 29 or 299 sentences, articles, &c.
The figures can be divided as desired to meet individual requirements.
iv.
UNITING PHRASES WITH EXACT FIGURES.-It is also extremely useful to appropriate
some of the words in the Supplement to those sentences which are constantly being used, and which
necessarily have to be followed by high figures, for example, one of such sentences can be — " Draft for
£( — ), read next half-cypher from the Cypher Book." This, followed by the cypher meaning, say
"21684," would ^ow that you are expressing—" Draft for £21,684 " in one word.
SECRET CYPHER. — Banks and other Clients avail of Bentley's Copyright Secret Cypher
Card. These Cards applied to the Code render all messages absolutely secret except to the holder of
the Key Card, It would be impossible for any person to read a message without the Key, as every
word is on a different basis and yet the system ia.so sitople that any inexperienced person could use it.
The black figures are applied to the Code Words, and instead of the number of the Cypher standing
on the Card against the Cypher, it tells you to send another Cypher (according to the number stated)
in the same column. The recipient places the red side ("Translating Card") against the Cypher
received and he is at once referred to the Cypher conveying the correct translation.
Exclusive Cards can be compiled (different from any other in existence) for the use of
particular Firms, the range of such Cards being unlimited. Some of the largest Firms in the world
are using these daily with unfailing accuracy and satisfaction. This prevents operators from reading
and, as has been proved, disclosing the information contained in a confidential message.
MIXING A.B.C. AND OTHER CODES.— Many Firms are using their own private Codes
on the whole word system, or such public Codes as the A.B.C., the Western Union and Lieber's Codes,
which occasionally contain long and useful sentences. Any one of these can be indiscriminately mixed
with the " Phrase Code," as at the end of that book will be found one million Cyphers which transmit
any figures not exceeding one million in one word. You, therefore, merely transmit by the Million
Cyphers the number of the sentence taken from one of these Codes (whichever the holder uses) instead
of the code word which is printed against the sentence. It will be seen, before you translate it,
that the code word expressing the number of the sentence contains only eight letters, which
irimiediately distinguishes it from the words in the " Phrase Code," which must necessarily be either
of five or ten letters. This is working satisfactorily in every countiy in the world, and thus further
augments the facilities.
USED AS AN AUXILIARY CODE.— The adoption of "Bentley's Complete Phrase Code"
does not necessarily disturb existing Private Codes in use. Two Codes can be mixed by merelj
inserting in both Codes (against half-cyphers). such sentences as : —
Bead 1 ^-cypher from Bkotxey's Code and thereafter revert to our own Code.
„ 2 i-cyphera „ „ „ „ „ „ .,
^1. ^ i y i» II II It i» 11 »'
» » T 'I »» »• " " " " **
Until otherwise inatructed by a Code Word read from " Bentley's Code."
imd the reverse for referring from the " Phrase Code " to a Firm's o\hi-£Iode.
Many Finns, on account of its completeness, always use Bentley's Code aa the basis, and refer
to their own Code when necessary by half a word. Others find Bentley's Code so explicit in expresa-
ing complex messages that they adopt a special Address Indicator for its use, thus avoiding any
Index Cypher. The author will always advise gratuitously on this or other questions, as he finds, in
many instances, that the Cyphers in both Codes do not conflict. Large Banking and Financial Firms
are working on this principle.
REFERRING TO LINES AND SUBJECTS IN LETTERS.-By numbering Letters and
also the Lines of the letters or Subjects therein, replies are facilitated, thus : —
Letter No. 203.
1. — We shall be glad co know by wire whether you have collected the sum
outstanding from Mr. Crick. Numbors are given at the end of this letter
(or your reply.
2. — Also please state whether you have shipped the goods ordered in our indent of
8l8t October (see below).
Yours faithfully.
8. — Amount has been collected from Mr. Crick.
4 — Amount has not been collected from Mr. Cbjok.
6. — Goods ordered in indent of 81st October have been shipped.
6. — Goods ordered in indent of Slst October have not been shipped.
Message reads —
gferring to your letter No. ... ... ... ... |d^ }jelpaUuty
8 = amount has been collected from Mr. Crick lecva ]
6 = goods ordered in indent of Slst October have not J-lecvalehug
been shipped lehtlg |
This gives the number of the Letter and two complete pre-arranged replies in two words, as by
turning up Letter No. 203 and reading " 3 " and " 6 " you get the replies. This obviates using a
large number of temporary tfode -words, which might, by accident, be simultaneously utilized, thus
causing confusion.
BANKS AND INSURANCE COMPANIES.— Banks and Lisurance Companies insert in the
Supplement; Phrases or Tables suited to their own business. For example, an Insurance Company
requires to state, in half a word, the valiie of Buildings, Ac, thus : —
VALUE e
plain thousands
250
500
750
Ac.
Consequently " Value £2,750 " can be expressed in half a word, the preceding or succeeding half-
cypher (joined on to it) being another phrase alluding to the value.
Bankers insert Sentences re status of Clients, which can be coupled-on to a Name in the Code
Supplement in half a word. Similarly, Sentences re Telegraphic Transfers, &c., can be coupled to
amounts ; prices can be given of Stocks or Shares ; amounts of Drafts, Remittances, Balances, &c.,
can be similarly stated.
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
Side
Column.
i Code
Worda
go in tke
te Colum
TU.
SCOTT'S CODE (10th Edition).— The Author has compiled the large new Edition of
Scott's Code, the first part of which embraces 153,000 sentences on General subjects, convoyed by
whole-word cyphers selected from the Berne Official Vocabulary. This book proves an invaluable
auxiliary to the Phrase Code, and can be purchased .separately for £2 2/-. It effects a further
material economy, as it is rich in long general sentences (embracing shipping and market advices),
which can occasionally be advantageously availed of.
SPECIAL PRIVATE CODES. — Since the publication of this Code many orders have been
received from clients for S pecial Codes for private use based upon the Complete Phrase Code.
For this purpose the proprietor retains a trained staff of expert compilers. Private Codes are
compiled and the requisite Cyphers supplied. In some cases where the required number
of sentences exceeds the available half Cyphers it has been found practicable to have two columns
of Code Words, one containing whole-word Cyphers for sentences seldom used, the other containing
half Cyphers against quantities, prices, mmibers and phrases constantly required to be coupled
on to other phrases, including also a complete Vocabulary for coupling words together or uniting
them to dates, &c. — (Example, " Shipped 23rd December "). The whole-word Cyphers in such
cases are seven or eight letters, and are thus, at least, two letters shorter than the combinations
of ten letters (two Cyphers of five letters each) and at least two letters longer than the five-letter half
Cypher if used singly. Alternatively the whole-word Cyphers can all commence with "Q," for
example "Quad," etc., making such identifiable Code Words as "Quadulzra" (9 letters). It will
be noted that "Q" is entirely omitted from the Phrase Code Cyphers thus affording a sharp
distinction.
The Proprietor desires to avail of this occasion to express his cordial acknowledgment of the
many expressions of appreciation vnth which clients have favoured him. Large numbers have not only
quadrupled their original orders but have warmly advocated the adoption of the Code by their
correspondents. Re warmly thanks them for their valued cooperation, which has so largely contnbuted
to its worldrvnde circulation.
I3th December, 1909.
E. L. BENTLEY,
7, East India Avenue, London, E.O.
PREFACE.
THIS " Complete Phrase Code," containing nearly 1,000 million combinations is compiled upon an extremely
simple system to meet the universal demand for a Telegraph Code capable of transmitting economically
almost any commercial or general telegram in the precise phraseology of the dnaft message.
In every business telegrams have to be despatched, dealing with a great variety of subjects (sometimes
outside the ordinary scope of the business), which no public Code can adequately transmit with accuracy and
economy. Unsuccessful efforts have hitherto been made to meet the requirements, but in most instances the code
words have been compiled with only a one-letter difference between each, which entails great risk of misinterpre-
tation. Other books have adopted two and three-letter cyphers which, when united, make a phrase. This, however,
renders it almost impossible to discover the correct meaning of the mutilated word, because the code words are
not "ready made," as in this book, but are "built up" to meet the requirements of the message. There cannot,
therefore, be a code of the complete cypher words with which to compare the mutilated cypher, neither can the
possible telegraphic transpositions be avoided.
In this work every care has been exercised to eliminate telegraphic similarities and to give at least a two-
letter difference between each of the half-cyphers.
Should any portion of "Bentley's Telegraph Cyphers" be mutilated the error can generally (though, of
course, not invariably) be rectified by reference to the " Terminational Order " of " Bentley's Telegraph Cyphers,"
found at the end of the Code. For example, the message " flurj " ("in exchange for") "azoft" ("bill of lading for
goods per ") might be mutilated in transmission in two places, thus, " blurjezoft." To detect this you would divide
the word into " blurj " and " ezoft," and by turning up the Terminational Order the first part of the cj'pher wiU
be found in alphabetical order backwards, commencing with "j"; you then find that "blurj" is not in the
Code, but there is a cypher " flurj " which will give the correct reading. Treating the second half (also mutilated)
and working backwards in the terminational order from " t" you find there is a cypher " azoft," but not "ezoft."
It will thus be observed that in a code word of ten letters you can find a mutilation in four different ways,
namely, from the first to the fifth letters, from the fifth back to the first, from the sixth letter to the tenth
and from the tenth back to the sixth. These terminational orders have been found invaluable, and frequently
avoid the delay of repeating messages. To further assist the discovery of telegraphic mutilations a list of possible
substitutions is given at the beginning of the Terminational Order. This Code must, therefore, not be confused with
other systems which give only a one-letter difference between the code cyphers, with all the consequent dangers.
The vocabulary will be found very complete as regards commercial and general telegrams, and the examples
show its extraordinary scope in telegraphing verbatim messages.
Thousands of the most useful phrases in daily use (whether of a prefix. or suffix character) will be found
classified under the subject word of the sentence, any two of which can be joined together. The Book is there-
fore a double code. Taking the above example, you would turn up the word "Exchange," and find "in exchange
•for." The selected phrase could then be attached to almost any commercial word, such as "receipt," "documents,"
"cash," or anything else, in one word.
A further important feature of the Code is the Supplement, containing, upwards of 2,000 blank lines
iwith code words), in which users can insert special sentences or lists of words, persons, steamers, goods, &o.
Particular attention is directed to this facility, as such sentences or words once written in the Supplement
automatically become part of the whole Code, and can be joined on as half-words to everything else in the Book.
Example : — If " Peter Eobinson " is inserted in the Supplement you could express in one word " Request Peter
Bobinson," " Consult Peter Bobinson," or couple on to the name any of about 30,000 words and phrases. You
could also reverse it, and say " Peter Robinson requests," i.e., any addition in the Supplement can be put before
or after any phrase in the Code and be united in one word. If steamers' names, or lists of goods or ports, are
inserted in the Supplement, any two can be coupled together in one word. "Where there are ranges of ports, or
ranges of goods, &c., as half-c3rphers, any two of such ranges, can be coupled in one word. You could, therefore,
give a rate and port in one word, the price or quantity of any goods (inicluding the name) in one word, &c., &c.
A further facility will be found under the word " Article." Merchants can have a numbered list of articles
and refer to them by the Phrase Code, provided they do not exceed four thousand ; for example, under " Numerals "
will be found " 381," which can be sufiBxed to the word " Article No." Again by using the same cypher, but joining
it on to " Article No. 1,000 and," the phrase would read « Article No. 1,881."
As regards the general construction of the Code it is alphabetically arranged throughout, but such phrases
as " We shall have," " We shall not be," will be found under " We " {i.e., under the first word), " If we shaU "
is placed under "If." All other phrases, such as "If required," are under the subject, in this instance under
" Required."
The Code will be found exceedingly complete in ringing changes between the pronouns and auxiliary verbs.
Under " Telegraph " will be found a large number of useful sentences, such as " Telegraph if you can." Figures and
Fractions are under "Numerals;" £ s. d. will be found under " Sterling." The foreign currencies are very complete,
namely, the extensive range of figures under "Numerals ".can be coupled on to Roubles, Francs, Dollars, etc., etc.,
and be telegraphed as one word. Under many subjects, such as Francs, will be found sentences, thus, " ( — ) Francs
and 25 cents," so that you could say 391 francs and 25 cents, or, $681.25 in one word.
Purchasers or intending purchasers should take the most difficult and unusual message they have had to
transmit (one .incapable of being coded to any extent by other existing Codes) and it will be found that this Code
can transmit it verbatim, with a minimum saving of 50 per cent. Some businesses necessarily require technical
additions, but these can be inserted in the Supplement, also any sentences solely apphcable to the particular trade.
Resolutions of Boards and questions of policy can be transmitted in precise phraseology.
In most instances the Phrase Code can be mixed with other Codes, particularly those containing dictionary
words, which very largely dififer from the artificial words used in this Code. This, however, requires care ; but
messages compiled from this Code (even if other Codes were in general use) would be at once detected. To prevent any
confusion the first half of the first cypher could be " coloc," meaning "Bentley's Complete Phrase Code."
As regards the cyphers, every care has been exercised to comply with the following rules of the last
Telegraphic Convention, which came into force on the 1st July, 1904 : —
" Code language is composed (a) of real words not forming comprehensible phrases, and (6) of combi-
" nations of letters having the appearance of real words."
" (6) The combinations of letters (which must also be within the limit of ten letters) must be
" pronounceable according to the usage of one of the above-mentioned languages." (Note — the languages
referred to are English, French, German, Dutch, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese or Latin.)
" Combinations formed by the running together of bona fide words are prohibited." (Note — This refers
to such single words as " wearenot.")
Purchasers of this Code should particularly note that the half-cyphers can be used alone, or any two can be
joined together, before or after one another, as each half-word is pronounceable by itself, and, therefore,
any two are pronounceable when combined.
The completeness of the Code, as contrasted with all other Codes, is obvious, for whereas a huge Code under
the ordinary system would only contain 200,000 sentences, this Code contains hundreds of millions of sentences
in a small compass. Its cost is covered very rapidly by reason of the great economy it effects.
The Author will be pleased to advise Merchants and others as to the improvement of their Telegraph Codes.'
An examination of the many Examples (immediately following this) will justify the title given to the Code.
E. L. B.
October, 1906.
SPECIMEN MESSAGES.
I. Portions of Merchants' Telegrrams.
3. „ „ Shipping Telegrams.
3. „ „ a Shipbuilding Enquiry.
4. „ „ General Telegrams.
5. Portion of the King's Speech (Verbatim).
6. A newspaper paragraph (Verbatim).
7. Reports of Companies (Verbatim).
Portions of Merchants' Telegrams.
Combinations
ready lor trans-
mission as one
word.
Messages to be Coded.
Five-letter
Code
Words.
At what price can you buy ?
When can you ship ?
a }bipogrisud
Telegraph firm ofifer c.i.f,
80 d/s, shipment by steamer
First half of September
draft "1
jnamse
rasor
Telegraph firm offer c.i.f. nahys
Shipment per steamer during Sept./^ .„„j
Oct./Nov. jroasa
Quote c.i.f. shipment by steamer"! .
within one month
Silk waste
rujco
Best Welsh Coal ciarz
We offer firm c.i.f. (by steamer) ^o^") ^o-rj},-,,
reply here day after to-morrow j'^^^'^y
2000 tons urlof
22/6
suhov
Anthracite coal
We offer firm c.i.f. by steamer for
reply here to-morrow
8,000 tons of coal
22/6
Shipment per steamer during-^ . -,
- -■^-- y^ «*^nyef
jnavec
cliht
suhov
Jan./Feb. /March
mamserasor
1-
ahysroasd
To meet competition cyowg
May we reduce ovudz
6id. shald
Subject to reply within 24 hours pavoz
[opvinrujco
cyowgovudz
jshaldpi
avoz
J-ciarznavhy
jvirlofsuhov
Telegraph firm offer c.i.f. shipment) ,. "l
by steamer within two months j""'^"" y
ciack J
•naltociack
Vnaveccliht
suhovriyef
Market firm, with upward tendency jykif \. t'frin n
Telegraph best offer you can make nagpo pY^'^^SP'^
Messages to be Coded.
Five-letter
Code
Words.
Combinations
ready for trans-
mission as one
word.
Have not covered d^ye Uukyeefmeg;
Forward delivery efineg J "■'•^J' ^""o»,
Telegraph your views as to ^^^'^ketl-.^^ -.
EarlfsMpment rityg pJ^^Srityg
Market dull, with downward ten-
dency
Political complications
Disturbing
Business
}jykac
ofklo
enzde
bienc
yykacofklo
\enzdebienc
Price is too high
Others offering at less
Best price obtainable
Xi [ojavknefpa
We make you counter offer
7ifd.
skS^ }dufitshurp
How many have been sold rycge
Shipment per steamer during Dee./)._-T,__
Jan./Feb. jrODry
rycgerobry
Advise London
Drawn at 30 d/s
On account of
Their consignment
ttf Ja Wuvethga
^^ }addubdetyx
Portions of Shipping Telegrams.
jzapfopubix
S.S. " Aberdeen " "zapfo
Sailed Thursday p.m. pubix
Eequires P^^^
500 tons of coal ciyis
Accommodation for passengers first"! •
class /acviv
10 lelyl
What rate shall we quote ? -oryil
Others quoting ordta
iJ/3 . 8^ Isuazkoifiv
No primage Ojixv ) «
jpeignciyis
[acvivlelyl
I oryilordta
Messages to be Coded.
Five-letter
Code
Words.
Combinations
ready for
transmission as
one word.
With authority in hand could fix gemuf \o.finiuffieewa
Your steamer seews /BO"^"""^""
Send a surveyor to examine ''â– i^^luclioyt
report / ^
What will damage amount to 1 dylev
S.S. " Victoria "*
will not call at
Madras*
Agreement with
Regular lines
must be
adhered to
Conference lines
threaten
retaliation
zenfa
blemt
zaliz
ahtud
jizke
Idirif
afers
dasal
umavz
pilub
[udbytdylev
jzenfablemt
[zalizahtud
jjizkeklujf
jafefsdasal
jumavzpilub
* Supposed to be in Supplement.
Portion of a Shipbuilding Enquiry.
Quote immediately
Cargo steamer
7,000
( — ) tons deadweight on draught of i
~ (— )feet I
^3
Length, breadth and depth
876
51
28
i
Engines
26
41
63
45
Stroke
Speed on trial of ( — ) knots per hour
10
Poop bridge and forecastle
Bridge ( — ) feet
122
Refrigerating chambers
50,000
Carcases
sSdl loplugscudz
minlo \
ebeks l^iJiloebeks
fawa lleremjawva
Messages to be Coded.
Referring to your telegram of 20th
avoid
legal proceedings
Settle on best terms
Five-letter
Code
Words.
ugtob
attof
Combinations
ready for trans-
mission as OM
word.
jtigtobattof
S?S| jjapnarebug
Send Power of Attorney in favor of omem jognemiutor
General Manager jutor jws"''"^)"""*
tE^ japgymebweg
jakkweaptda
must arrive here
21st December
Amend
Articles of Association, Clause No.
XI.
Should read thus
three
Directors
retire
annually
akkwe
aptda
lemij
osbij
lecva
elim
ilemyosby
jlecvaelim
P-^^ }pimwaa«iz
Can anything be done to expedite fotye \ft,<.â„¢or>aTm
final decision ecgyp /lO'-yeecgyp
First Mortgage Debentures
£750,000
ecgyp
S^a y^^-^o.^
te jloupylewer
&g jleryrlaong
t^ }fawkalenne
ifabz }letroliabz
iuw'oc }levirtuwoc
iSyl^ jsakeblelyl
bS? joftnutbecle
Sudflig^o^^d
b'ov^^l^^ol^y^o^ep
Portions of General Telegrams.
Is under consideration, will '6ply\rtarion ^
AWait instructions before *8,king\ ,. j-aenopaatur
further action yaamr j
Have you covered our commission cunhe Uunheadahz
In accordance with telegram adauz jvv***"w«.^*wu«
Assay shews (-)dwts. per ton a^ad jajjadlepja
Ascertain and telegraph us promptly araid \o^oi^v^v./^^/^
who is responsible phojd /arajapnoja
H) doUars and 65 cents Ip"^ jloupyepwjj
£61
2/9}
Exchange ( — ) and ^
2/0
sSath }tevha«math
jfobfesizza
fobfe
sizza
Specimens of Verbatim Coding.
First portion of King's Speeoli at opening
of British ParUament, 1906.
My
Lords
and
Gentlemen
The
lamented
death
of the
j^°^g jkokivjuamg
^ys }alavkgukys
ukmyh ukmyh
* lamented
ebhos \ebhosmyrir
myrir j
to be Coded.
King
of
Denmark
to whom
I was
united
by ttie
•losest
ties
of
family
and
affection
has caused
me
much
sorrow
and
I
feel
convinced
that the
sympathy
of the
Country
will be
extended to
Queen
Alexandra
who
in consequence of
her
severe
bereavement
is
prevented from
accompanying
me
Five-letter Combinations
Code ready for trans-
Words, mission as one
word.
^^k }ivvlomyqjk
^^g jefWapumvyg
vipto }liyadsvapto
cW }bisulchosd
^k j^imMnmyojk
& }fycipalavk
* aflfection
^P° }bunpokagic
klemf klemf
* sorrow
h^ jalavkhumyr
g^^ jfyvokdojre
udn^ juklygudnug
^ta jmyrirduhta
-^ jwicypfugro
opads opads
* Alexandra
dehge jwerasdehge
ree^^ [hoamgreers
* bereavement
dh^g }irfeloliuhg
^G jacwrekagic
* These words being uncommercial are not in the Code.
Newspaper Paragraph (Verbatim).
A
mutual
understanding
has been
arrived at
between
the
Norwegian
and
French
Governments
on the
subject
of
tonnage
measurement.
According to
this
ababd
kojyx
uzwuj
helta
apjaj
ay^v
ukmyh
kuvka
alavk
goowy
gyjwa
nesho
tybke
myojk
usbem
kajgo
adaph
ulwag
lababdkojyx
juzwTijhelta
japjajayzuv
jukmyhkuvka
jalavkgoowy
Igyjwanesho
Itybkemyojk
jusbemkajgo
jadaphulwag
Messages to be Coded.
agreement
should
important
difference
arise
between
the
measurement
certificates
of the
two
countries
the
authorities
of
either
country
have the
right to
settle
difference
in favour of
the
amount of
dues
to be
levied
Five-letter
Code
Words.
ahosb
roowl
idety
ekzib
anowg
ayzuv
ukmyh
kajgo
bynra
tnyrir
uvyat
duhoy
iikmyh
atipy
myojk
ezguc
dTibta
beyie
me
pie:
razyo
ekzib
fyicy
ukmyh
akvir
etyve
umpux
jigyv
Combinations
ready for trans-
mission as one
word.
jahosbroowl
jidetyekzib
janowgayzuv
jukmyhkajgo
jbynramyrir
luvyatduhoy
jukmyhatipy
[myojkezguc
jduhtaheyje
jplefyrazyo
ekzibfyicy
jukmyhakvir
jetyveimipux
jigyv
Verbatim Reports of Companies.
General
Land
and
Property
Trust
final
dividend
at the rate ot
7 per cent.
per annum
in
respect
of the
fifteen
months
ending
31st December.
Marine
and
General
Investment
Trust.
The Directors
recommend
a
dividend
at the rate of
7 per cent.
per annum
izdic
alavk
olbih
utyaz.
gauht
epbym
orpuf
ocqja
alkib
idvud
phalc
myrir
leolj
kinra
fanid
ebype
jyhbe
alavk
gujyr
ipvag
utyaz
eyif
ovcet
ababd
epbym
orpuf
ocqja
alkib
jgtyyrizdic
jalavkolbih
jutyazgauht
jepbymorpul
joccjaalkib
jidvudphalc
jmyrirleolj
jkinrafanid
ebype
jjyhbealavk
Jgujyripvag
jutyazeljif
lovcetababd
}epb3Tnorpuf
joccjaalkib
iitMuga to b« Coded.
on the
Deferred
Stock
thia will
absorb
£9,900
£76
and the
Trustees
recommend that
the
balance of
£13,000
294
be carried
forward
to the
credit of
the
Deferred
Stock
holders.
In addition to
the
receipts
from
interest
and
dividends
credited to
revenue
account
the
trustees
have
realised
a
further
sum
of
£26,000
839
iS
balance of
profits
and
losse*
on
securities
sold
etc.,
and
they have
carried
that
unount
to the
credit of
the
reserve fund
On the
other
FIve-lett«r
Code
Words.
uesho
edjok
tuebd
ulze^
abotm
tokhe
tewpy
albap
utyge
ovduz
ukmyh
avgyn
tolna
lohme
bucza
gitip
lunuks
dupac
ukmvh
edjoK
tuebd
hooby
afanb
nkmyb
osrob
gowt3,
unfga
alavk
epbym
duroj
pisoa
adbas
ukmyh
utyge
hesyj
oafel
ababd
gucfa
ubjok
myojk
tonno
mamoz
apufk
avgyn
ob^it
alavk
jubuz
neozn
pynina
alavk
ulgos
bucyg
ukkib
aktor
umuks
dupac
ukxQyh
petaz
nesho
nomha
Oombmationi
ready for tr&ns-
isifisloD u one
word.
neshoedjok
tuebdulzek
abohntokhe
tewpyalbap
utygeovduz
ukmyhavgjm
tolhalohme
buczagitip
umuksdupac
ukmyhedjok
tuebdhooby
afanbukmyh
osrobgowta
imfgaalavk
epbymduroj
pisohadbas
ukmyhutyge
hesyj osfel
ababdgxic&
ubjokmyojk
tonnoznamoz
apufkavgyn
okjitalavk
jubuzneojn
pymnarybyp
flkloalavk
ulgosbucyg
ukkibaktor
umuksdupac
ukmyhpetaz
neshonoroha
Ummc* to be OodwL
Five-latter
Codi
Words.
Comblnktions^
read; !or tmiu-
mission cls one
word.
hand
they have
debited
that
fund
with toe
sum
of
£6,400
£6
in
resp«ct
of
certain
amountR
written
down
upon
some of
the
securities
held by
the
trust.
Out of
the
amount
provided
under
Article
83
for
management
expenses
the
trustees
have
again
carried
the
sum
of
£1,600
to the
credit of
the
trusts
reserve fund.
The
result of
the
foregoing
provisions
is that
the
trusts
reserve fund
now
stands
at
£80,000
818
^l }ha2«falg08
5553^ }ebrodukkib
^Ud l^ubadwitid
Sfk }ubjokmyojk
SSS jtofabtafiK)
?^ie jn^yojkbymre
fe jaktorwrikt
?S% jerfgavesod
"SXh I'Tlanukmyh
S^" jukmyhutyaa
Syh jnoBnaukmyh
om|de }aktoroii«d6
Siv ju^'kiBaprov
^Jf jlibyggifob
Kwly jjutepfowgy
ukmyhutyge
hesyj aha wb
bucygukmyh
ubjokmyoik
tivssrumuka
dupacukmyh
ukmyh
utyge
hesyj
ahawb
bucyg
ukmyh
UbjOK
myojk
tivsy
unmkfl
dupac
ukmyh
peS? jutyazpetaz
^/^ jukmyhplcay
^y^ jukmyhgUef
SST" }omwrehjyt
S^ jukmyhutyw
SS? jsaulgarzdo
^ jtotwym^ra
BENTLEY'S TELEGRAPH CYPHERS.
Trtte of
Edition.
Giving
Ranges.
No. Of
Letters
in Each
Word.
Price
per Copy.
Special Feature.
Remarlcs.
1 MILUOM
000000
999999
8
10/6
Can be need -vrith Bentley's
Complete Phrase Code.
Enables users of Bentley's Complete
Phrase Code of 990 Million Phr»se
Combinations to indiscriminately mix
therewith any Numbered Sentences
from A.B.C., Western Union, Lieber,
or private codes, and at once identify
them.
100 MILLION
00000000
99999999
10
£1 10/-
Commence with Vowels in
1st and 2nd | of each
word.
Any 2 of 9999 Numbered Sentences or
Numerals can be joined together in 1
word.
200 MILLION
000000000
199999999
or 999919999
10
£3 10/-
Commence with Conso-
nants in 1st i of word
and Vowels in 2nd i, or
vice versa.
Specially useful as additional Cyphers
for Merchants whose Figure Codes
require a series of " 9 "s.
Each of Bentley's 400,000,000 Cyphers
800 MILLION
000000000
299999999
or 999929999
10
£i 10/-
Commence with Vowels
in 2nd J of word, or
vice versa.
differs (in the complete word) by at
least 2 letters from Whitelaw's Col-
lection and is identifiable.
400 MILLION
0000000000
1999919999
10
*2 10/-
Each J word commences
with a Consonant.
Any 2 of 20,000 Figures or Sentences
can be sent in 1 word.
900 MILLION
0000000000
2999929999
10
£4 4/-
In alphabetical order
throughout.
Any 2 of 80,000 Sentences in Moreing
and Neal's Mining Code or any 2
groups of 80,000 Figures or Senten-
ces can be sent in 1 word.
SUPPLEMENTARY DISTINGUISHABLE CYPHERS
PRICES:
TWO-VOWEL PREFIXES, (in addition to Prioes of 1 to 900 MILLION SERIES quoted above) -
TWO-VOWEL SUFFIXES, , , - -
I FIVE-LETTER ENGLISH WORDS , „ „ „ „ „ - -
1016
11-
516
Title
of
Series.
Character
of
Cyphers.
Number.
Special Use.
RANGES IF JOINED TO
Million
Series.
100
Million
Series.
400
Million
Series.
900
Million
Series.
English
Cyphers
English
Cyphers
5 letter English
uncommercial
words
800
To identify succeeding
figures to be mixed
with Bentley's Phrase
Code (without special
indicator.)
299999
(Special
Suffixes.)
2999999
29919999
29929999
^â– "
2 Vowel
Prefixes
6 letters, each oom-
menoing with 2
vowels & ending
wlth"i»or»n"
600
Ditto.
—
—
59919999
—
n
2 Vowel
Suffixes
4 letters ending
in 2 Vowels
100
Ditto.
99999
999999
1999999
2999999
29999
These Supplementary Distinguishable Cyphers are of great importance to users of Bentley's Complete Phrase
Code because that Code expresses almost any telegram verbatim (with a minimum saving of 50 per cent.), and the
Distinguishable Cyphers enable Figure Codes to be mixed (without Special Indicator) in the same telegram. The
preeence of such Figure Codes is detected before translation.
If 99 of the " 2 " Cyphers at the end of Bentley's Complete Phrase Code are appropriated to figures 00 to 99 they can form
tlu first two figures of groups for Figure Codes or Tables, and thus give a range of 9929999 or 9919999 or 999999 according to
the series to which they are attached, but under " Figure Codes " and " Tables " in the Phrase Code additional facilities are given.
The first ^-Cypher taken from that book refers to the Figure Code or Table, and the Second ^-Cypher can give a range of
29999 variations for each Code. In the same way a message could start with say " 999 " taken from " Numerals," and could
he added to " 9999 " taken from the " 100 Millim Cyphers," thus giving a range of 9999999.
BENTLEY'S
COMPLETE PHRASE CODE
V
>
Ababd
MANILA HOT
ITEL
Absolutely — continued.
abkys
Absolutely necessarj'
ablan
Is it absolutely
ablep
If absolutely
ablyt
Not „
abogm
abohn
Absolve(d)
Absorb (s)
abojp
Absorbed (by)
abont
Absorbing
abory
Absorption (of)
abosz
Abstain(s) (from)
abowd
Abstained (from)
abple
Abstaining (from)
abrat
Abstention (from)
abrev
Abstract(s) (of)
abroy
Send abstract
abruz
Abstracted (from)
absav
Abstracting (from)
absix
Absurd
absno
Absurdly
absoz
Abundance (of)
abspe
Abundant
absuh
Abundantly
abtiz
Abuse(s)
abtob
Abused
abtra
Abusing
abtuc
Accede(s) (to) {ser also " Agree ")
abuck
Acceded (to) (set also "Agreed")
abugn
Acceding (to) (see also " Agreeing ")
abuls
Accelerate(s)
abumt
Accelerated
aburz
Accelerating
abusb
Acceleration
abuvd
Accentuate(s)
abvay
Accentuated
abvez
Accentuating
abvib
Accept(s)
abvoc
They (he) accept(s)
abvre
We (I) accept
abvuc
Will accept
abwaz
Cannot (will not) accept
abweb
» less than
abwic
Will you accept
abwod
„ they (he) accept
abwro
If they accept
abwvtf
.. you „
abwyg
Do not „
abyab
May we (I) accept
abyec
Shall „
abyid
In case of need accept
abyof
„ „ may we (I) accept
abyso
What would they ^e) accept
ab3rte
„ „ you accept
abyug
„ may we (I) accept
abyva
Accept if cannot do better
abzac
„ it
abzed
„ „ subject to
abzif
„ less
abzog
„ our (my)
abzto
„ their (his)
abzuh
„ your
abzve
Not accept ^
abzwa
To „
abzyj
acaby
Acceptable (to)
Acoeptance(s) (see also " Bill " & "DHArt")
acagd
Bill for acceptance
ababd
abacf
ababk
abail
abaln
abamp
abavy
abawz
abbad
abbef
abbig
abbon
abbuj
abbvo
abbwe
abbyk
abcaf
abceg
abcih
abcoj
abciuc
abcyl
aibakg
abden
abdij
abdok
abdym
abejm
abelp
abeps
aberv
abety
abevz
abewb
abezd
abfah
abfik
abfol
abJPum
abfyn
abgai
abgek
abgil
abgom
abgun
abhak
abhel
abhim
abhon
abhup
abicli
abifk
abijn
abipt
abitz
abixd
abjal
abjem
abjin
abjop
abW
abKam
abken
abkha
abkip
A.M. (see also " Time ")
Abaft
Abandon(s)
Abandon it (her)
Abandoned
by
Abandoning
Abandonment
Notice of abandonment
Abated
Abatement(s) (in)
Make an abatement
Made an abatement
Abatement(s) of
Abating
(in) Abeyance
Remain in abeyance
Abide (by)
Abiding (by)
Ability (to, of)
Able (to) (see also " Can ")
Able to do so
Be able to
Expect to be able (to)
Hope to be able (to)
Not able to
„ be (en) able (to)
To be
Will you be able to
„ be able to
„ not be able to
When will you be able to
Abnormal(ly)
Aboard
Abolish(es)
Abolished
Abolishing
Abolition (of)
About
Are about (to)
At about
„ or about
How about
In „
What about
Above (see also " Over")
Not above
Abridge(d)
Abroad
Abrupt
Abruptly
Abscond
Absconded
Absconding
Absence (of)
In the absence ot
Leave of absence
Require (s) leave of absence
Absent
„ till
Absented
Absenting
Absolute
Absolutely
Aetilj
Acyta
acaU
acamk
acarp
acavs
acawt
acbay
acbez
acbib
acboc
acbud
accaz
acceb
accic
accod
accvif
accvo
accwe
accyg
acdab
acdec
acdid
acdof
acdug
â– acdyn
acebz
acefd
acelk
acets
acevt
acezy
acfac
acfed
acfif
acfog
acfun
acfyj
acgad
acgef
acgig
acgon
acgui
acgyk
aCnaf
achbo
achce
acbda
acheg
achin
achoi
achvik
achyl
acixy
acjag
acjen
acqij
acq ok
acjul
aciym
ackah
ackdo
ackfe
ackga
ackik
ackol
ackum
Accept ance(s) — continued.
Discount acceptance
Discounted „
Dishonoured acceptance
Negotiate „
Negotiated „
Note acceptance
Noted acceptance
Note and protest acceptance
Noted and protested acceptance
Protest acceptance
Protested acceptance
Renew „
Renewed „
Retire acceptance
Retired acceptance
Retiring acceptance
Take their (his) acceptance
Draft for acceptance
Has acceptance been honoured
May we take their (his) acceptance
Subject to prompt acceptance
Have honoured acceptance
Our (my) acceptance(s^
Their (his) „
Your acceptance(s)
Acceptance(s) at 30 d/d
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payable
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Has it been accepted
„ been accepted
Have (has) accepted
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not accepted
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t, they „
„ (has) been accepted
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not been accepted
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our (my)
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subject to
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their (his)
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your
ackyn
acla^
aclek
aclil
aclom
aclun
aclyp
acmak
acmel
acmim
acmon
acmup
acogh
acoHj
acoik
acolm
aconp
acors
acowy
acozb
acpam
acpen
acpip
acpla
acpur
acpys
acrir
acros
acrut
acryv
acser
acsis
acsmo
acsne
acsot
acspa
acsuv
actar
actit
actno
actov
actpe
actyx
acubd
acucf
acuhk
acuql
aculn
acump
acurt
acuvy
acvas
acvet
acviv
acvra
acvTix
acwat
acwev
acwre
acyav
acyix
acyoz
acyro
acyse
acyta
Accepting
Are accepting
„ not accepting
I, you „
Recommend(s) acceptmg
Accepting it (them)
Acceptor(s)
Access (to)
Accessible
Accessories(y)
Accident(s)
Cause of accident
Has met with accident
What was cause of accident
Will the accident
Accident will
„ „ not
How long will accident del»y (her)
Is the accident serious
Serious accident
Slight
Accident caused by
„ is
„ „ not
on
„ to
„ „ ship (steamer)
Accidental
Accidentally
Acconiniodate(s)
Accommodated
Accommodating
Accommodation
1st class accommodation
2nd „ „
8rd „ „
1st & 2nd class accommodation
Cargo accommodation
Vacant cargo „
„ passenger accommodation
Has accommodation
I, she „
No
Require „
Reserve „
Reserved „
Steerage „
Vacant „
What vacant accommodation has she
No accommodation available
Accommodation available
for cargo
„ passengers
„ „ 1st class
„ 2nd „
8rd „
Accompanied (by)
Accompany (ies)
Accompanying
Accomplish
Accomplislied
Accomplishing
Acoord(s) with
In accord „
(m) Accofdance (with)
Acyub
Adyre
acyub
Is it in accordance with
adlef
Acknowledgment (of)
aczi?!
Is in „,
adliff
adlon
Acquaint [see aUo "Infobm")
aczob
Is not in „
Acquaintance (with)
aczuc
In accordance with our (my)
adlin
adlyk
Acquainted (with)
ada«y
}, » » letter
Acquainting {see cdso "Informing")
adanz
„ „ „ telegram
admaf
Acquie8ce(s) in
adald
„ „ „ their (his)
admeg
Acquiesced (in)
adamf
» » „ your
admih
Acquiescence
adang
Accorded
admoj
admiiK
Acquiescing (in)
adapn
According (to) {>ee also " Acoobdance ")
Acquire (s)
Acquired
adark
Is not according to
admyl
adawp
Accordingly
adnag
by
adbas
Account(s)
adnea
Acquirement (of)
adbet
Balance of account
adnij
Acquiring
adbiv
Clients' account
adnok
Acquisition
adbux
Company's „
adnul
Acquit(8)
adcat
In account
adnym
Acquitted (of)
adcev
How do you account for
adocy
Acquitting
adcoy
(On) whose account
adodz
Aore(s)
adcuz
„ our (my) account
adoM
„ of land
addav
„ their (his) „
adojf
Acreage
addix
„ your account
adonk
Across
addoz
„ joint „
adosp
Act (see also "Acts ")
addub
On account (of)
adows
Act according to
addvo
Our (my) account
adoxt
†ž accordingly
addwe
Steamers account
adpaJi
How shall we (I) act
adebt
Their (his) „
adpho
Act as
adety
Your „
adpik
Act immediately
adegz
Annual accounts
adpol
Act of God
adekd
Half years „
adpum
Act(s) of Parliament
adelf
Send account(s)
adpyn
Acted
ademg
Accounts for
adsal
Acted upon
aderl
„ from
adsem
Have (has) acted
adfiz
Accountable
adsin
„ „ not acted
adfob
Acoountant(s)
adslo
Acting
adfuo
Chartered Accountants
adsme
Not acting
adgay
Accounted
adsna
Action
adgez
Accounted for
adsop
Further action
adgib
Accounting (for)
adsjrr
Legal „
adgoc
Accoutrements
adtam
Strong action
adgud
adnaz
Accredited
adten
What action shall we (I) take
Accrue (s)
adtip
Take legal action
adbeb
Accrued
adtmo
Take immediate action
a.dhic
Accruing
adtur
Await instructions before taking further siction-
adliod
Accumulate (s)
adtys
Action against
adhuf
Accumulated
aduby
Actionable
adhyg
Accumulating
adugd
Active
adiid
Accumulation (of)
adujj
Less active
adilg
Accuracy
adumk
More active
adipk
Accurate
adurp
Very active
adirm
Not accurate
aduvs
Actively
adizt
Accurately
advan
Activity
adjab
Not accurately
advep
No activity
adjec
Accurateness
advor
Acts
adjid
Accusation
advTis
Actual
adjof
Accuse(s)
advyb
. Actual amount
adjug
Accused (of)
adwap
Actually
adlyh
adxac
Accusing
adwir
Actuary(s)
Accustom
adwos
Actuated (by)
adked
Accustomed (to)
adwut
Acute
adkif
Acknowledge(s)
adwyv
Very acute
adkog
adkuh
Acknowledge receipt (of)
adyer
Acutely
„ „ of this telegram by wire
adyis
Acuteness
adkyi
ad ad
Acknowledged
adyot
Ad infinitum
Acknowledging
adyre
Ad libitum
Adysa
Agbun
adysa
adyuy
adzar
adzit
adzov
adzro
adzse
adzta
adzyx
afags
afaJat
afaly
afamz
afanb
afarf
afath
afawk
afazm
afbor
afbro
afbus
afbyt
afcir
afcos
afcut
afcyv
afder
afdis
afdot
afduv
afefs
afegt
afeky
afelz
afemb
afenc
aferg
afevk
afewl
afezn
aflfar
affit
aflfov
affvo
aflfwe
affyx
afigas
afget
afgiv
afgux
afnat
afhev
afift
afiiy
afUb
afipf
aJ^av
afjix
aflcbo
afnayg
afayh
afocs
afodt
afohy
afolc
Ad valorem
Adapt
Adaptability
Adaptable (to)
Adapted (to)
Not adapted to
Adapting
Add(s)
To add
Added (to)
Addenda(iun)
Adding
Addition (to)
In addition (to)
Additional
No additional
Require additional
Additional amount
Address(es)
How are we to address
Address c/o
„ commission
Addressed (to)
To be addressed
Addressee(s)
{ Addressing
I Adequacy
Adequate
Adequately
Adhere(s) (to)
Adhered (to)
Not adhered to
Adherence
Adhering (to)
Not adhering (to)
Adhesion
Adit
Adjacent (to)
Adjoin(s)
Adjoining
i Adjourn (s)
I Adjourned
I Adjourned till
I Adjourning
I Adjournment(s)
Adjudioate(s)
! Adjudicated
Adjudicating
Adjudication(s)
Adjunot(s)
Adjust(s)
Adjusted
Been adjusted
Adjuster(s)
Adjusting
Adjustment(s)
Adjninister(s)
Administered (by)
Administering
Administration
„ order
Administrative
Administrator(s)
Administratorship
! Administratrix
afonf
Admirable(ly)
afon
afosk
Admiral
British Admiral
afowu
Admiralty
^S
British Admiralty
Admissible
afreg
Not admissible
a,frih.
Admission(s)
afroi
afinik
Admit(s)
Admit(s) of
afryl
Do(es) not admit (of)
afsag
Will not admit
afeefi
Admitted
afsij
Not admitted
afsle
Admitting
afsma
Adopt(s)
afsok
Adopted
afsul
Been adopted
afsym
Not (been) adopted
aftah
Adopted by
aftik
Adopting
aftlo
Adoption (of)
aftna
Adrift
aftol
Adult(s)
aftum
Adulterated
aftyn
afubs
Adulterating
Adulteration
afuct
Advance {see also "Advances")
afugy
In advance
afuhz
Do not advance
afuld
„ „ more than
afumf
Likely to advance
afaph
Make an advance (of)
aftirk
Made „ „ „
afvai
afvek
Obtain an „ „
Obtained an advance (of)
afvil
May we (I) advance
afvom
Shall we (I) advance
af\Ain
Will advance
afvyp
afwak
„ not advance
„ you advance
afwel
No advance (in)
afwim
To „
afwon
Advance(s) against
afwup
at
afypo
„ captain
afyra.
in
afzre
(in) price (rate)
afTTur
of
afzys
on
agack
„ them (him)
agagn
to
agals
us (me)
agamt
Advanced
aganv
Have advanced
agarz
„ not advanced
agasb
To be advanced
agavd
Advanced by
agawf
for
agbaj
agbek
on
to
agbil
„ them (him)
agbom
us (me)
agbre
Advancement
agbun
Advances (see also "Advamce ")
Agbyp
Ahavz
agbyp
agcak
Advancing
agonz
Advised
Advancing on
agord
Have advised
agcel
to
agosf
„ not advised
agcim
Authorise advancing
agovTJ
„ you advised
agcon
Rapidly advancing
agpha
Not (been) advised
agcro
AdTantage(s)
agpiz,
Advised by
agcup
agdal
Great advantage
agpob
„ of
Np
agpuc
„ them (him)
agdem
Advantage of
agrho
„ to
agdin
„ to
agsab
„ us (me)
agdop
Advantageous
agsec
,, yon
agdso
Not advantageous
agaid
Adviser(s)
agdyr
ageks
Very
S?e
Advises (see also "Advise'*)
Advantageous for
Advising
agelt
to
agsla
â– Are advising
agemv
„ terms
agsof
Advocate (s)
agepy
Advantageously
agsug
Advocated
agerb
Adverse
agsyE
Advocating
agewg
Adversely
agtac
A£fair(s)
agfam
AdYert(s) (to)
agted
Combined affair
a^en
Adverted (to)
agtif
Affect(s)
agfip
Adverting (to) (see also "Refebbino")
agtko
Seriously affect(s)
agfiir
Advertise
agtle
Affected
agfys
„ steamer
a^off
agtuE
by
aggan
Shall we advertise
Affecting
aggep
Do not advertise
agtyj
Seriously affecting
aggor
Advertised
agugs
aguBt
AffldaYit(8) (of)
aggus
Being advertised
Affidavit(s) to the effect
aggvo
Advertised to sail
agiily
Swear an affidavit
aggwe
„ for sale
agtjmz
AfSliated (with)
aggyl
agoap
Advertisement(s)
agurf
Afflrm(s)
Advertising
aguth
Affirmative
aghir
Advice(s)
a,guzm
reply
aghos
Have you (any) advice of
agvad
Affirmed
aghut
„ received advice of
agvef
Affirming
aghjnr
„ no advice (of)
agvig
Affix
agys
agikt
Advice(8) from
of
agvlo
agvoh
Affixed (to)
Affixing
agilv
Latest advices (of)
agwn
agvyk
Afford(s)
agipz
Telegraph latest advices (of)
Afforded
agirc
Advisability (of)
agwaf
Affording
ag:
2k
Advisable
agweg
Afloat
^
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Consider it advisable
agwih
Aforesaid
ag
is
ot
Do you consider it advisable
„ not ,, „ „
agwoj
agwiik
Afraid
Not afraid (of)
a«
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Not advisable (to)
agwyl
Afraid of
ag
tar
Ices
Very „ „
Advisable for
agyag
agyeh
Are afraid that
Africa(n)
ag
Ut
to
agyy
East Africa(n)
ag
Icov
Advise (se« also " Admses '*)
agyno
West „
ag
kyx
Advise agents
agyok
South „
ag
[as
„ captain
agype
North „
ag
let
„ it
agyT3l
Afirican Ports (see alio " South
Afucam*^
ag
liv
„ London
agzah
North African Ports
ag
Lux
„ steamer
ag'^ik
South „
agmat
„ them (him)
agzol
East
agmev
„ us (me)
agzpo
West „ ,,
agmoy
.. you
agzum
Aft
agmuz
agna,v
VSHhat do you advise
„ they (does he) advise
av
After
On and after
agnix
Strongly advise
ahajm
ahap
' Afternoon
agnoz
Shall we (I) advise
During the afternoon
agnub
Do you advise
aharv
This afternoon
agohs
„ not advise
ahaty
Afterpart
ag
ojt
We (I) advise
ahavz
Afterwards.
Ahawb
Ahvrug
ahawb
ahazd
ahbaf
ahbeg
ahbih
ahboj
ahbra
ahbuk
ahbyl
ahca^
ahceh
ahcjj
abcok
ahcre
ahcsa
ahcul
ahc3mi
ahdah
ahdik
ahdol
ahdro
ahdum
ahdyn
ahech
alaefk
ahejn
ahetz
ahevb
ahexd
ahfaj
abfek
ahfU
ahfom
ahfso
ahfun
ahgel
ab^im
ahgon
ahgup
ahgwa
ahnal
ahbem
ahhin
ahbop
aiihyr
aMgm
ahjjp
ahiiy
abjam
atqen
ahjip
ahjur
aWys
ahkba
abkep
ahkor
ahkus
ahkyb
ahlap
ahlbe
ahlca
fthlir "*
Again
Against
Age(s)
Aged
Agencies
Agency
Their (his) agency
Our (my) agency
Your agency
Agency at
„ for
Agenda
Agent(s)
Act as agents
Appoint us (me) agent(s)
„ you agents
Appointed agents
Instruct agent(s)
London „
Our (my) „
Their (his) „
Your „
Agent(s) advise(s)
» at
„ for (of)
„ telegraph(s)
Agent-General (for)
AggFavate(s)
Aggravated
Aggravating
Aggregate(s) (of)
Aggregate amount
Aggregated
Aggregating
Aggres6ive(ly)
Agitate (for)
Agitated (for)
Agitating (for)
Agitation (for)
Agitator(s)
Ago
Agrarian
Agree (see also " Ageees ")
Do not agree (to)
„ you „ „
Cannot „ „
Will „ „
» not „ „
ft you „ „
„ they (he) agree (to)
They (he) agree (s) (to)
We (I) agree to
You „ „
They (he) cannot (will not) agree
We (I) ■.„ „ „ „
Agree(8) to
»> » it
„ with
„ to our (by)
„ „ their (his)
» >, your
If you agree (to)
„ they „
Think they (he) will (would) agree to
Agreeable (to)
m
ahlos
ahlut
ahlyv
ahizo
ahmbo
ahmce
ahmda
ahmer
a.hTnlR
ahmot
ahmuv
ahuar
ahnco
ahnde
ahnfa
ahnit
ahnov
abnyx
ahock
ahoga
ahonv
ahorz
ahosb
ahovd
abowf
ahpas
ahpet
abpfe
abpiv
ahpux
ahrav
abrgo
ahrne
abrix
abrja
abroz
abrub
absbo
absie
abska
ahtay
abtez
abtib
abtio
abtla
abtoc
abtud
abumv
abupy
aJiiirb
abuso
abvaz
abveb
alivic
abvko
abvle
abvma
abvod
ahvuf
abwal
abwec
ahwid
ahwof
abwug
AoREEABUi — continued.
If agreeable
Agreed
Be(en) agreed (to)
Finally „
If agreed (to)
„ they (he) agreed to
„ you agreed to
Not „
To be „
Have agreed to
„ not agreed to
» you „
Agreed that
„ to fon)
» » 07
„ „ our (my)
„ „ their (his)
« ... your
„ with
What has been agreed
Agreeing
Agreeing to (with)
Agreenient(s)
As per agreement
Clause in agreement
Come to an agreement
Copy of agreement
In agreement
Insert in agreement
Inserted in agreement
Provided for in agreement
No agreement
Of agreement
Our (my) agreement
Provisional agreement
Sign agreement
Beferring to agreement
„ » clause (— )
Their (his) „
Your a^eement
Agreement between
» for
„ provides
„ with
„ has been signed
„ not yet signed
„ with
Agrees (see also "Agbee")
„ to (with)
If he agrees to
Agricultural
Agriculturalist(s)
Agriculture
Aground
assistance sent
at (ofi)
near here
Ban aground
Ahead
Too far ahead
Aid(s)
Aided
Aiding
Aini(s)
Aimed (at)
»
Ahwyh
Akijf
ahwyh
ahyac
ahyed
ahyif
ahjrmo
ahyog
ahypa
ahyuh
ahzad
ahzef
ahzig
ahzno
ahzoh
ahzpe
ahzvii
ahzyk
ajabz
ajafd
ajahg
aqalk
ajats
ajavt
aqazy
ajbyg
ajcra
ajcyh
ajdre
ajdyj
a^exy
ajfro
ajfyk
ajhym
ajijk
ajum
aqirs
ajizb
a:|jah
ajjik
ajjol
ajjum
ajjvo
ajjyn
aqkwo
a^kyp
aqmyr
ajnur
a^nvs
a^obd
aqocf
ajobk
aqoil
ajom
ajort
ajovy
ajowz
ajpor
ajpus
ajpyt
ajrha
ajshe
ajsyx
ajtho
ajuhl
Aiming (at)
Air
Alarm(s)
Alarmed
Alarming
Alarmingly
Alert
Be on the alert
Algeria(n)
port(s)
Alienate(s)
Alienated
Alienating
Alike
Alive (to)
All
AU of the
„ been
Allay(s)
Allayed
Allaying
Allegation(s)
Allege(s) (that)
Alleged (that)
Alleging
Alleviate(s)
Alleviated
Alleviating
Alliance (with)
Allocate(s)
Allocated
Allocating
Allocation
Allot(s)
Allotment(s)
After allotment
On allotment
Allotment of
„ note(s)
Allotted
Allotted by
„ to
AUotting
AIIow(s)
Cannot (will not) allow
Do not allow
May we (I) allow
Will allow
„ you allow
AUow(s) for
„ them (him)
„ us (me)
» you
Allowable
Allowance(s)
No allowance
Allowance(s) for
oi
„ on
» to
What allowance may we (I) make
„ „ will they (he) make'
youmaka
Grant an allowance
Granted an allowance
aquqm
ajulp
ajups
ajurv
ajuty
ajuvz
ajuzd
ajvla
ajvoy
ajvuz
ajwoz
ajwub
ajylo
ajyme
ajyna
akabt
akafy
akagz
akahb
akakd
akalf
akamg
akarl
akasm
akbat
akbev
akboy
akbuz
akcav
akcix
akcoz
akcub
akdiz
akdob
akdra
akduc
akedy
akeld
akelg
akeni
akepk
akerm
akewr
akezt
akfay
akfez
akfib
akfoc
akfre
akfad
akgaz
akgeb
akgic
akgod
akgro
akguf
aki
akhab
akhec
akhid
akhof
akhug
akhyh
akicy
akijf
Allow ance(s) — continvfd.
Claim (an) allowance
Small allowance
Some „
Allowed
Have alloitved
„ you allowed (for)
„■not „
» .. .. ^ot
Not allowed
Allowed by
.,' for
„ on
to
Allowing
After allowing (for)
Before „ „
Allowing for
Allude(s) (to) {see also " Refee ")
Alluded (to) {see also " Beferred ")
Alluding (to)
Allusion (to) {see also " Reference")
Alluvial
Alluvium
Almost
„ all (every)
Alone
Along
„ with
Alongside
Free alongside
Aloof
Already
Also
Also state
Alter(s)
Alteration(s)
No alteration(8) (in)
Alteration (s) in (of)
Is there any alteration (in)
Altered
by
to
Altering
Alternate(s)
Alternated (with)
Alternately (with)
Alternating (with)
Alternative(s)
No alternatives)/
Alternatively
Or alternatively
Although
Altitude
Altogether
Aluminium
Always
Am (see also Pronouns and " If â– ")
Ami
,. n to
Amalgamate (with)
Amalgamated (with)
Amalgamating (with)
Amalgamation ''
Amazed (at)
11
Akim
Algoy
akim
akixt
akqac
akied
a^if
ak^og
alqun
a2kad
akkef
akkig
akkon
akkuj
akkvo
akkwe
akkyk
aklaf
akleg
•aklih;
akloi
akluk
aklyl
akmag
akmen
akmjj
akmok
aJcmul
akmym
aknah
akTiik
aknol
aknyn
akoDv
akogd
akoy
akorp
akovs
akowt
akpai
akpek
akpil
akpom
akpun
akpyp
aksam
aksen
aksfo
aksge
aksna
aksip
aksur
aksys
aktan
aktep
aktgo
aktne
aktor
aktus
aktyt
akuDz
akufd
akuhg
akulk
akuts
Amazement
Amazing(Iy)
Ainbassador(s)
British Ambassador
Our -
Am,biguity
Ambiguous
Telegram ambiguous
„ „ please explain
Ambiguously (expressed)'
Ameliorate (s)
Ameliorated
Ameliorating
Amelioration
Amend(s)
it
Amended
Been- amended
Must be amended
Send amended
Amended offer
Amending
Amendment(s) (of, in)
Following amendment
America
For America
From „
In
North „
South „
To
East coast of America
West „ „
American
„ cargo
,,' charter
„ Government
„ market
„ rate(s)
Amierican Port(s)
North American port(s)
South „ „
East „ I „
West
One „ port
Two „ ports
Three „ „
Amicable.
Come to an amicable
Amicably
Amidship(s)
Amiss
Ammonia
Ammunition
Among
Amongst
Amortization
Anio«nt(s)
Gross amount(s)
Large „
Moderate araount(8)
Nett „
Small „â–
Smaller „
Smallest ,
akuvt
akuzy
akvap
akvir
akvos
akvut
akvyv
akwer
akwis
akwot
akwTiv
akyar
akyes
akyit
akyle
akyma
akyov
akzas
akzet
akziv
akzlo
akzna
akzuz
alafs
alagt
alanv
alamb
alarg
alasu
alavk
aJawl
alazn
albap
albir
alblo
albme
aJbna
albos
albut
albyv
alcer
sLlcis
alcot
alcuv
aldar
aides
aldit
aldno
aldov
aldpe
aJdyx
aleas
alefb
aland
alepf
alewm
alfas
alfet
alfiv
)0
12
ra
alfUx
algat
algev
algoy
Amount(s) — continued.
What amount
What is the amount of
Telegraph amount (of)
Amount(8) of
» to
„ „ about
„ °„- more than
Amounted
„ to
Amounting (to)
„ to about
Ample
Amplified
Amplify(ies)
Amplifying
Amply
An
Analyse
Analysed
Analysing
Analysis(ses)
Analyst(s)
Analytical
Anchor(s)
„ and chain
Anchorage
Anchored
off
Anchoring
And
„ a (an)
„ also
„ the
.. if
And/or
Angle
Anglo-
Angry at (with)
Animal (s)
Animate
Animated
Animating
Animation
Animosity
Anna<s)
1 anna
2 annas
3 ..
4 „
6 .,
6 .,
7 „
8 ..
9 „
10 „
11 „
12 „
18 „
14 „
16 »,
Annex
Annexed (to)
Annexing
Announoe(s) that
Announced
Algre
Ambon
algre
algsa
alguz
alhav
aJhix
alhoz
alhse
alhub
alics
alirj
alitl
aljiz
aljob
aliuc
alkay
alkez
alkib
alkoc
alkto
alkud
alkve
alkwa
allaz
alleb
allic
allod
aUuf
allvo
allwe
allyg
almab
almec
almid
almof
almug
almwo
almyh
alnac
ainba
alned
alnif
alnog
alnun
alnyj
aluze
alobs
aloct
alogy
alonz
alork
alowp
alpad
alpbe
alpca
alpef
alpig
alpon
alpui
alpyk
alpzo
alrag
alreh
alrij
alrok
alnil
Announced — contmued.
Announced in
that
Announcement
Announcing
Annoy(s)
Annoyance
Annoyed (at)
Annoying
Very annoyincr
Annual
What is the annual
Annually
Annuity
Annul(s)
Annulled
Annulling
{Per) Annum
Another
Answer(s) (see also " Reply")
Answerable (to, for)
Answered {see also "Replied")
Not answered
Answering
Antagonism
Antagonist (s)
Antagonistic
Antedate
Antedated
Antedating
Anthracite
Anticipate
Do you anticipate
„ not anticipate
Anticipate that
Anticipated (that)
Anticipating
Anticipation
In anticipation (of)
Anticlinal
Antipathy
Antiquated
Anxiety
Cause for anxiety
Anxious
Not anxious (to)
Anxious regarding
Very anxious
regarding
Anxious not to
to
Anxiously
„ await
Any
Have (has) not any
„ you any
„ they (has he) any
Will there be any
Any for
„ from
„ more
„ of (the)
Anybody
Anyhow
Anyone
Anything
alrym
alsah
alsdo
alsfe
alsga
alsik
alsol
alsum
alsjni
altai
altek
altge
altna
altil
altom
altun
altyp
alubt
alufy
alugz
alunb
alukd
alumg
alurl
alusm
alvak
alvel
alvgo
alvne
alvim
alvon
alvup
alwal
alwem
alwho
alwin
alwop
alwyr
alyam
alyen
alyip
alyio
alyke
alyla
alyur
alzan
alzep
alzko
alzle
alzma
alzor
alzus
alzyt
amaks
amalt
amamv
amapy
amarb
amasc
amawg
ambak
ambel
ambim
ambko
ambon
Anything — continued.
Anything above
„ extra
for
from
„ under
Have you anything
Anywhere
Apart (from)
Apathy
Aperture(s)
Apex
Apologise(s)
Apologised
Apologising
Apology
Apparatus
Apparent
Apparently
Appeal(s)
„ against
to
Appealed
Appealed to
„ against
Appealing
„ against
to
Appear(s)
to
„ be
„ have
Do(es) not appear to
Appearance(s)
Appeared
to
,, be
Appearing (in)
Appellant(s)
Append
Appended (to)
Appending
Appendix(ces)
Appertain(s) (to)
Appertained (to)
Appertaining (to)
Appliance(s)
for
Necessary appliancee
No appliance(s)
Applicability
Applicable (to)
Applicant(s)
Application(s)
No application(s)
On
Application (s) for
„ from
Make application
Applied
Been applied (for)
Applied for
„ to
Apply (ies) (to)
Apply for
there to
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Ambup
Ancko
ambup
amcal
amcem
amcin
amclo
aancop
amcyr
amdam
amden
amdip
amdmo
amdur
amdys
amekt
amelv
ameny
amepz
amerc
amevg
amezk
amfan
amfep
amfor
amfpe
amms
amfyt
amgap
amgir
amgos
amgra
amgut
amgyv
anmer
amhis
amhot
amhuv
amjjt
amird
amjar
aiujes
amqit
amjov
amqro
amiyx
amkas
amket
amkiv
amkso
amkux
amlat
amlev
amloy
amltiz
ammav
ammix
ammoz
ammub
ammvo
ammwe
amniz
amnob
amnuc
amogs
amont
amoly.
Applying (to)
„ for
Appoint
Do not appoint
Shall we (I) appoint
Appoint him (them)
„ us (me)
.. you
Appointed
Have appointed
„ (has) been appointed
To be appointed
Appointed by
„ him (them)
to
„ us (me)
» you
Appointing
Appointment(s)
Apportion
Apportioned (to)
Apportioning
Apportionment
Appreciable
No appreciable
Appreciably
Appreciate(s)
Appreciated
Appreciating
Appreciation
Apprehend (s)
Apprehended
Apprehending
Apprehension(s)
Apprehensive
Apprentice(s)
Approach (es)
Approachable
Approached
Approached by
Approaching
Approbation
Appropriate
Appropriated
V t>y
»> to
Appropriating
Appropriation (s)
Approval {see also " Approve ")
Our (my) approval
Subject to our (my) approval
„ „ their (his) approval
„ „ your approval
Telegraph approval
Their (his) approval
Your approval
Approval by
„ of
Approve(s) {sec also " Approval ")
Do(es) not approve (of)
Do you approve (of)
» they „
They (he) approve(8)
We (I) approve (of)
You approve (of)
amonb
amorf
amowk
amozm
ampay
ampez
ampib
ampoc
ampud i
ampze
amryh
amsco
amsde
amsfa
amsyi
amtyk
amuis
amugt
amuhv
amuky
amulz
amumb
amurg
amusn
amuvk
amuzn
amvyl
amwhe
amwym
amyah
amyho
amyik
amyie
amyka
amyol
aroyum
amzal
amzek
amzil
amzke
amzla
amzom
amziin
amzyp
anach
anafk
anahm
anajn
anans
anapt
anasy
anatz
anavb
anaxd
anbag
anben
anbij
anbla
anbok
anbul
anbym
ancah
ancik
ancko
Approve(s) — cmximmed.
If you approve
„ they (he) approve(s)
„ we approve
Approve of
.. ,, it
„ subject to
Telegraph whether you approve
Approved (of)
Have approved
Approved by
If approved
Approving (of)
Approximate
amount
earnings
price
quantity,
rate
time
Telegraph approximate
Approximated
Approximately
Approximating
Approximation
April
1st April
2nd „
8rd „
4th „
6th
6th
7th „
8th
9th
10th „
11th
12th
18th
14th
15th „
16th
17trh
18th „
19th
20th „
21st „
22nd „
28rd „
24th
25th
26th
27th
28th
29th „
80th
For April
In „
„ all April
During April
April/May
April/May/June
Beginning of April
Middle of April
End of April
First half of, April
Ancle
Anzho
ApBUi — eontitviied .
Second half of April
April sailing
„ steamer
„ to
Apropos
Apt (to)
Arabia(n)
Arbitrarily
Arbitrary
Arbitrate
Arbitrated (upon)
Arbitrating
Arbitration-
Submit to arbitration
Submitted to arbitration
Arbitration clause
ArbitratoF(s)
Arch
Archipelago
Ardeb(s)
Are {see also Pronouns and " If ")
a (an)
any
being
having
„ to
her
his
my
no
not
» being
„ having
» they
» to
be
„ very
„ we
•> you
our
the
their
there
„ any
» no
„ not
,, to be
these
to
they
be
to
be
to
„ be
very
we
to
you
be
to
>» » be
your
Area
Argentiferous
annet
anniv
annux
annvo
anoks
anolt
anopy
anoro
anosc
anowg
anpat
anpev
anpoy
anpuz
anpwo
anriz
anrob
anruc
ansay
ansbo
ansce
ansda
ansez
ansib
ansoc
ansud
autaz
antde
anteb
antod
antuf
antyg
anuhr
anujs
anukt
anulv
anupz
anurc
anusd
anuvg
anuzk
anvab
anvdo
anvec
anvid
anvof
an vug
anvyn
anwac
anwed
anwif
anwog
anwun
anwyj
anyad
anyef
anygo
anyne
an3ng
anyja
anyoh
ansmj
anzaf
anzeg
anzho
Argentine
Government
At the Argentine
For the „
From the „
In the „
To the „
Argue(s)
Argument(6)
Arise
„ from
To arise
Arisen
Have (has) arisen
Arises (from)
Arising (from)
Arm
Arnianient(s)
Armed
Armies
Armour
Armour-plated
Arms
Army
Arose
Around
Arrange (s) {iee also " ABB&NaEUENT(s) ' ')
Can arrange
„ not arrange
,f you „
» they „
Shall we „
May we (I) arrange
Must arrange (for)
Will arrange
What can you arrange (for)
Arrange as you think best
To arrange
Try to arrange
Arrange accordingly
for
immediately
it
that
to
with
Arranged
As arranged
Finally arranged
Have „
„ not „
.. you „
What have you arranged (re)
Not arranged
To be „
Arranged by
for
„ that
to
„ with
Arrangement(s) {see also " Abrancb ")
Shall we (I) make arrangements
Made arrangement(8)
Make „
Making „
15
Anzih
Apyha
anzih
anzrie
anzka
anzoi
anzuk
anzyl
apaxy
apbab
apbec
apbid
apbof
apbug
apbyh
apcac
apced
apcif
apcla
apcog
apcuh
apcyj
apdad
apdef
apdig
apdoh
apdui
apdyk
apejk
apelm
apemn
apenp
apewy
apezb
apfaf
apfeg
apfih
apflo
apfoj
apfuk,
apfyi
apgag
apgeh
apgij
apgok
apgul
apgym
aphah
aphik
aphno
aphol
aphpe
aphum
aphyn
apibd
apicf
apyl
apfln
apjai
ap^ek
apjil
apjom
apjiin
apqyp
apkak
apkel
apkim
Arrangement(s) — coniriwufd.
No ftrrangement(s)
Our (my) „
Special arrangement(s)
Temporary arrangement(s)
Their (his) arrangement(s)
Your „
Arrangement(s) for
to
„ with
What arrangements
What arrangements have been made
Make best arrangements possible
Have made arrangements
„ not made aa'rangeraents
„ you „
Arranging
Arranging for
„ that
„ to
„ with
What are you arranging (for, re)
Are arranging to (with)
Arrear(s) (of)
In arrear(s)
Arrest
Arrested
Arrested for
Arresting
Arrival {see also " Arrivals ")
Hasten arrival
For early arrival
On arrival
Arrival at (in)
» of
„ „ steamer
„ ofif
Arrivals
Arrivals at
Arrive (see also " Arrives ")
Due to arrive
Expeet(ed) to arrive
To arrive
When will you arrive
» (s)be „
Must arrive here
Will arrive
Cannot arrive before
Arrive at
I. by
„ from
» on
Arrived '
Has she (he) arrived
„ not arrived
„ (have) arrived
Not (y€t) arrived
Arrived at
„ from
„ here
„ on
„ there
„ this morning
, „ afternoon
„ „ evening'
„ to-day, all well •
apkon
apkre
apkup
aplal
aplem
aplin
aplop
aplyr
apmam
apmen
apmip
apmur
apmys
apoM
apojm
apolp
apops
aporv
apovz
apowb
apozd
appap
appir
appos
apput
appvo
appwe
appyv
aprar
aprit
aprov
apryx
apsas
apsbe
apsca
apset
apsiv
apsux
apszo
aptat
aptda
aptev
aptoy
aptuz
apuch
apufk
apuhm
apujn
apupt
apusy
aputz
apuvb
apuxd
apvav
apvix
apvoz
apvub
apwiz
apwob
apwuc
apyay
apyez
apyfo
apyge
apyha
Arirved — cotitmued.
Arrived yesterday, all well
„ „ morning
„ „ afternoon
evening
„ Sunday, a.m.
p.m.
„ Monday, a.m.
„ „ p.m.
„ Tuesday, a.m.
„ „ p.m.
„ Wednesday, a.m.
p.m.
„ Thursday, a.m.
p.m.
Friday, a.m.
„ p.m.
„ Saturday, a.m.
„ „ P-m-
Arrives [see aha " ARRm? ")
Arrives at
„ your port
„ from
„ here
„ on
„ there
Arriving
Arriving at
„ from
„ on
Artesian Well(s)
Article(s)
Referring to Article(s)
As per Article
In Article
Article No.
1000 and (— )
2000 „ (-)
3000 „ (— )
Ship's Articles
Articles of Association
„ clause No.-
According to Articles of Association
Artificer(s)
Artificial(ly)
Artisan(s)
As
As a (an)
.. any
» at
„ far as
„ „ possible
„ he
„ his (her)
„ it
,, my
„ no
„ our
per
she
soon as
»»
that
the
their
there
possible
16
Apyib
Arpup
As — continued.
As there is (are)
,, these (this)
„ they
„ those
„ to
„ well as
f. you
., your
Ascertain
Try to ascertain
Can you ascertain
Cannot ascertain
Ascertain and telegraph
us promptly
„ from
„ „ them (him)
„ if
„ iftimediately
Ascertainable
Ascertained
Ascertained from
„ that
â– Have ascertained
Ascertaining
„ from
Are ascertaining
„ „ and will wire
Ascribe(s)
Ascribed (to)
Ascribing
Ash
Ash ejector(s)
Ashore
Badly ashore
Been „
Is „
Ban „
Eeported to be ashore
(Is) Ashore assistance sent
„ „ „ will be sent
» » at (ofif)
„ ,, hope to get her off
„ ,, near
»i »» ») iiere
Asia
Asia Minor
Asiatic
Ask (see also " Asks ")
Shall we (I) ask
Do not ask
What shall we (I) ask
Ask if
,, them (him)
„ us (me)
n you
Asked
Asked by
„ for
„ them (him)
„ to
„ us (me)
Have asked
„ us (me) to
Asking
Are asking
arliac
arhed
arhif
arhog
arhun
arhyj
ariby
arigd
arilj
arirp
arjad
arjef
arjig
arjmo
arjne
arjoh
arjpa
arjui
anyk
arkaf
arkeg
arkih
arkly
arkno
arkoj
arkpe
arkuk
arkyl
arlag
arlen
arlij
arlok
arlpo
arlra
arlul
arlym
armah
armik
armol
armre
armsa
armum
armyn
arnai
arnek
arnil
arnom
amro
arnse
arnta
arnun
arnyp
aroDz
arofd
arohg
arolk
arovt
arozy
arpak
arpel
arpim
arpon
arpso
arpte
arpup
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A SKiNG — continited.
Others are asking
Asking for
„ them (him) .(to)
„ us (me) (to)
Asks {see al$o " Ask ")
Asks if
„ „ they (he)
Aspect (s)
A'ssay(s)
„ show(s)
.. (— ) dwts. p.t.
Assayed
Assayer(s)
Assaying
Assemble(s)
Assembly
Assent(s) (to) (if^"AGBBE" & "Consent") ♦
Assented (to) (X "Agreed" & "Consented")
Assenting (to) (^'^ "Agreeing" & "Consbnt-
Assert(s) (that) (X " State ") [ing")
Asserted (that)
Asserting (that)
Assertion(s)
Assess(es)
Assessable
Assessed (at)
Assessing
Assessment (of)
Assessor(s)
Asset (s)
,, and liabilities
Assign (s)
Assigned (to)
Assignee(s)
Assigning
Assignment
„ of
to
Assignor(s)
Assimilate
Assimilated
Assimilating
Assist(s)
Assistance
Give assistance
Require(s) assistance
No assistance
Assistance has been sent
„ for
„ from
„ to
Assistant (s)
Assisted
Assisted by
„ in (to)
with
Assisting
in
Associate(s)
Associated
,, brokers
Associating
companies
lines
with
Amur
Asohb
amir
arrvo
arrwe
arrys
arsor
arsus
arswo
arsyt
artir
artos
artut
artyv
artee
aruxy
arvbe
arvca
arver
arvis
arvot
arvuv
arvzo
MTsrar^
M'wes
arwit
arwov
arwyx
aryas
aryco
aryde
aryet
ar3^a
aryiv
aryux
arzat
arzdo
arzev
arzfe
arzga
arzoy
arzuz
asads
asaft
asaiv
asalb
asand
asapf
asawzQ
asbdo
asber
asbis.
asbot
asbuv
ascar
asces
ascfo
aBcha
ascit .
ascov;^
aBcyz .
asdas
asdet
asdhe
aediv '
asdux
asecs
Association (s)
In association witti
Assort
Assorted
„ kinds
Assorting
Assortnient(s) (of)
Assume(s)
„ that
Are we to assume
Assumed
„ that
Assuming
Assuming that
Assumption(s)
On the assumption (that)
Assurance (see also "Insurance")
Fire assurance
Life „
Marine „
Assure (s)
„ us (me)
Assured
Assuring
Astern
Astonish(es)
Astonished (at)
Much astonished
Astonishing
Astonishment
Great astonishment
Astounded (at)
Astounding
Astray
At
At a (an)
» any
„ ■about
„ or about
» bis
•> my
„ our
.» the
„, their
» your
„ whose
„ which
Athwart
Athwartship
Atlantic
North Atlantic
Atlantic lines
■„ trac]e
Atniosphel'e(s)
Attach(es) (the)
Do not attach
Attached (to)
Attaching (to)
Attachment
Attachment order
Attaok(s)
,1 them (hnn)
„ us (me)
you
Attacked
asedt
aselc
asemd
asenf
aseri
asetl
asewn
asfat
asfev
asfho
asfoy
asfuz
asgav
asgix
asgla
asgoz
asgub
ashiz
ashko
ashle
ashma
ashob
ashuc
asibs
asict
asigy
asild
asiph
asirk
asjay
asjez
asjib
asjoc
asjud
askaz
askeb
askic
askmo
askne
askod
askuf
askyg
aslab
aslec
aslid
aslof
aslug
aslyn
asmac
asmed
asmif
asmog
asmpo
asmvih
asmyi
asnad
asnef
asui^
asnon
asnu^
asnyk
asoot
asofy
asogz "
asohb
Attacked — continued.
Attacked by
„ „ them (him)
Is (are) being attacked
Attacking
„ them (him)
„ us (me)
.. you
Are attacking us '(me)
Attain(s)
Attained
Attaining
Attempt(s) (to) {see also "Try")
Make another attempt
Further attempt
Do (must) not attempt to
Attempted (to)
Have attempted (to)
Attempting (to)
Are attempting (to)
Attend(s)
» to
„ immediately (to)
Attendance
Attendant(s)
Attended (to)
„ to immediately
Not attended to
Attending (to)
Attention
Immediate attention
No attention
Attention to
Please give (this) immediate attenticm
Will receive prompt attention
Draw attention to
Attest(s)
Attestation
Attested
Attesting
Attitude (of)
Friendly attitude
Hostile „
Attorney(ies) („^'<, "Lawyer " & " Solicitor")
Attorney-General
Attract (s)
Attracted
Attracting
Attraction(s)
Attractive
Not attractive
Attributable (to)
Chiefly attributable (to)
Solely attributable (to)
Attribute(s) '
„ it to
Attributed (to)
Attributing
Auction
By auction
Sale by auction
Sell „ „
Auctioneer(s)
Audit(s)
Audited
Auditing
Id
Asokd
Atlyx
Auditor(s)
Company's auditor(8)
Augment (s)
Augmented (by)
Augmenting
August
1st August
2nd „
3rd „
4th „
5th „
6th „
7th „
8th „
9th „
10th „
11th „
12th „
13th „
14th
15th „
16th
17th „
18th „
19th „
20th
21st
22nd „
23rd „
24th
25th „
26th „
27th „
28th „
29th „
30th „
31st
Beginning of August
During
End of
Middle of
First half of
Second half of
For
In
» all
August/September
August/September/October
August sailing
„ steamer
to
Auriferous
Auspioes
Under the auspices of
Australasia
Australasian
Australasian agents
Australia
For Australia
From „
In „
To
Australia to
Australian **
Australian coaat
atasz
atawd
atbah
atbik
atbol
atbum
atbjm
atcai
atcek
atcil
atcom
atcun
atcyp
atdak
atdel
atdim
atdon
atdup
ateck
ategn
atels
atemt
atenv
aterz
atevd
atewf
atfal
atfem
atfin
atfop
atfyr
atgam
atgen
atgho
atgip
atgiir
atgys
atnan
athep
athio
athke
athla
athor
athus
athjrt
atiks
atilt
atipy
atirb
atjap
atqir
atjko
atgos
atjut
atljrv
atker
atkis
atklo
atkot
atkuv
atlar
atles
atlit
atlov
atlyx
Australian — continued.
Australian coast trade
„ port(s)
One Australian port
Two „ . ports
Three „ „
Austria
Austrian
Austro-Hungarian
„ „ Government
Austro-Hungary
Authentic
Authenticated
Author(s)
Authorisation
Authorise {sec also " Authorises "\
Authorise (s) it
„ them (him)
„ us (me)
» you
Cannot authorise
Do not „
„ you authorise us (me) to
Shall we (L) authorise
We (I) authorise
Will yOu authorise
„ they (he) authorise
If you authorise
Authorised
Have authorised
„ not authorised
,. you „
„ they (has he) authorised
Not authorised
Authorised by
it
„ them (him)
„ to
„ us (me)
.. you
Authorises {see also " Authoriss "}
Authorising
Authorising it
„ them (him)
„ us (me)
., you
Authoritative
Authoritatively
Authorities
Authority
Have we (I) your authority
Get authority
Give „
Given „
No authority
Our (my) authority
Their (his) authority
Your authority
With authority in hand
might
Authority for
„ from
„ to
Autumn
In the autumn
think we (I) could
19
Atmas
Avojn
atmas Auxiliary (ies)
atmet Avail (s) (of)
atmiv Available
atmux Is available
atnat „ not available
atnev Will (— ) be available
atnoy Available for
atnuz „ on
atohr „ to
atois Availed (of)
atokt Availing (of)
atolv Average (s)
atony Average adjusters
atopz „ as customary
atorc „ claim
atosd „ deposit
atovg „ of
atozk „ payable irrespective of percentage
atpav „ statement
atpix Contribution to general average
atpoz General average
atpre „ „ statement
atpub Particular average
atray P.a.a.
atrez W.p.a.
atrib F.p.a.
atroc „ absolutely
atrud Collect average
atsaz What is the average
atseb Averaged
atsic What has it averaged
atsod I (Has) averaged about
atsto I Averaging
atsuf I „ about
atsve I Averse (to) (sernho "OBjEcr(s)")
atswa I Very averse (to)
atsyg ] Aversion (to)
attao I Strong aversion (to)
attec Avert
atthy Averted
attid Averting
attof Avoid(s)
attug Avoid it
attyn j Avoidable
atuns I Avoided
atiyt Avoiding
atumy Avoirdupois
aturd I, weight
atusf Await(s)
atvac To await
atved Anxiously await
atvif Await further
atvog ,> instructions
atvuh Awaited (by)
atvyj Anxiously awaited
atwad Awaiting
atwef Are awaiting
atwig Award (of)
atwon Awarded
atwui Awarding
atwyk Aware (of)
atyaf Are you aware (of, that)
atybe Fully aware of (that)
atyca Away {see also " Abroad ")
atyeg ! Get away
atyih
atyoj
atyxik
atyzo
atzag
atzbo
atzce
atzda
atzeh
atzij
atzok
atzul
atzym
avagh
avanj
avaik
avalm
avamn
avanp
avars
avaat
avawy
avazb
avbyj
avcuj
avcyk
avddo
avdqi
avdyl
avebd
avecf
a veil
aveln
avemp
avevy
avewz
avfij
avfym
avghe
avgyn
avhaj
avhyp
avijm
avilp
avips
avirv
avity
avizd
avkko
avkle
avkyr
avlur
avlys
avmor
avmus
avin3^
avnir
avnno
avnos
avnut
avnyr
avoch
avofk
avohm
avojn
Away — continued.
Get ship away
Awhile
Awkward
Very awkward
Awkwardly
Awkwardly situateil
Awning (Deck)
Axis
B
Back
Put back
Backed (by)
Backing
Backward
Very backward
Backwardness
Bad
Veiy bad
Bad for.
Badly
Very badly
Bag(s)
Bags for
„ from
,. of
Excluding bags
Including ,,
In bags
Bagging
„ extra
BaU
„ required £
Give bail
Bailed
Balance(s)
Credit balance {£)
Debit
Balance at
„ of
Balance-Sheet(s)
andP/L A/c
Balanced
Balancing
Bale(s)
Bale(8) for
„ from
„ of
Balks
Ballast
In ballast
Ballast her (with)
Proceed(s) in ballast (to)
Ballasted
„ and ready for sea
Ballasting (with)
„ at
Ballot(s)
Balloted
Balloting
Baltic
For the Baltic
From the Baltic
To the „
Baltic to
20
Avopt
Awmil
Baltic — continued.
Baltic market
„ trade
„ charter
„ voyage
One Baltic port
Two „ ports
Three „
Bank {see also " Banks ")
Bank bill
Ask bank
Which bank
Through which bank
Arrange with bank
Can you arrange with bank (to)
Have arranged with bank (to)
In the bank
Our (my) bank
Their (his) „
To the bank
Your bank
The bank at (of)
African Banking Corporation, Ltd.
American Trading Company
Anglo-Austrian Bank
Anglo-Californian Bank, Ltd.
Anglo-Egj'ptian Bank, Ltd.
Anglo-Foreign Banking Company, Ltd.
Australian Joint Stock Bank, Ltd.
Bank of Adelaide
Bank of Africa, Ltd.
Bank of Australasia
Bank of British North America
Bank of British West Africa, Ltd
Bank of Egypt, Ltd.
Bank of England
Bank of Mauritius, Ltd.
Bank of Montreal
Bank of New South Wales
Bank of New Zealand
Bank of Roumania, Ltd.
"Bank of Scotland
Bank of Spain
Bank of Tarapacd and Argentina, Ltd
Bank of Victoria, Ltd.
Banque d'Ath^nes
Barclay & Company, Ltd.
Baring Brothers & Co., Ltd.
Birkbeck Bank, Ltd.
British Bank of South America, Ltd.
British Linen Company Bank
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Capital and Counties Bank, Ltd.
Chartered Bank of Lidia, Australia & China
Clydesdale Bank, Ltd.
Colonial Bank
Commercial Bank of Australia, Ltd.
Commercial Bank of India, Ltd.
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Ltd. [Ltd.
Commercial Banking Company of Sydney,
Comptoir National d'Escompte de Paris
Coutts & Co.
Credit Lyonnais
Delhi and London Bank, Ltd.
Deutsche Bank,
Disconto-Gesellschaft (Direktion der)
awdic
awdod
awduf
awdyg
aweby
awegd
awey
awemk
awerp
awevs
awewt
awfab
awfdo
awfec
awflfe
awfid
awfof
awfag
awfyn
awgac
awged
awgfo
awgge
awgha
awgif
awgog
awguh
awgyj
awhad
awhef
awhig
awhou
awhui
awhyk
awibz
awifd
awilk
awits
awizy
awjaf
awjeg
awjih
a-wjoi
awjiik
awiyl
awkag
awken
awkij
awkgo
awkke
awkla
awkok
awkul
awkym
awlah
awlik
awlko
awlle
awlma
awlol
awlum
awlyn
awmai
awmek
awmil
Bank — continued.
Dresdner Bank
English, Scottish and Australian Bank, Ltd.
German Bank of London, Ltd.
Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co.
Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation
Imperial Bank of Persia
Imperial Ottoman Bank
International Banking Corporation
Ionian Bank, Ltd.
Lloyds Bank, Ltd.
London and Brazilian Bank, Ltd.
London and County Banking Company, Ltd.
London and Hanseatic Bank, Ltd.
London and Provincial Bank, Ltd.
London and River Plate Bank, Ltd.
London and San Francisco Bank, Ltd.
London and South Western Bank, Ltd.
London and Westminster Bank, Ltd.
London Bank of Australia, Ltd. [Ltd.
London Bank of Mexico and South Amerioft,
London City and Midland Bank, Ltd.
London Joint Stock Bank, Ltd.
London, Paris and American Bank, Ltd.
Maniihester & Liverpool District Banking Co.,
Martin's Bank, Ltd. [Ltd.
Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.
Metropolitan Bank (of England and Wales).
Natal Bank, Ltd. [Ltd
National Bank, Ltd.
National Bank of Australasia, Ltd.
National Bank of China, Ltd.
National Bank of Egypt
National Bank of India, Ltd.
National Bank of New Zealand, Ltd.
National Bank of Scotland, Ltd.
National Bank of South Africa, Ltd.
National Discount Company, Ltd.
National Provincial Bank of England, Ltd.
Oesterreichische Laenderbank
Parr's Bank, Ltd.
Provincial Bank of Ireland, Ltd.
Queensland National Bank, Ltd.
Rothschild & Sons, N. M.
Royal Bank of Queensland, Ltd.
Royal Bank of Scotland
Russian Bank for Foreign Trade [merciai
Soci6t6 Generale de Credit Industnel et Com-
JSociiU Gtnerale pour favoriser le developpement dii Commetoi
t et de I'lndustrlc en Franco
Standard Bank of South Africa, Ltd^
Swiss Bankverein
Union Bank of Australia, Ltd.
Union Bank of Scotland, Ltd.
Union Discount Company of London, Ltd.
Union of London and Smiths Bank, Ltd.
Williams Deacon's Bank, Ltd.
Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.
Bank-note(s)
Bank-rate
At bank rate
Bank rate changed to
Over bank rate
Under bank rate
Banker(s) {see also "Bank")
Our (my) bankers
Their (his) bankers
21
Awmlo
Aykyh
"awmlo
awmme
awmna
awmom
awmun
awmyp
awnak
awnel
awnim
awnmo
awnne
awnon
awnpa
awnup
awoxy
awpal
awpem
awpin
awpno
ajWpop
awppe
awpyr
awran
awrep
awror
awrsa
awrus
awryt
awsap
awsir
awsos
awsro
awsse
awBta
awsut
awsyv
awter
awtis
awtot
awtso
awtuv
awtva
awiigh
awunj
awujk
awtum
awunm
awurs
awust
awTizb
awvar
awvea
awvit
awvov
awvwa
awvyx
awyat
awyev
awyoy
awyuz
awzav
awzba
awzix
awzoz
awzub
BANkER(s) — continued^
Your bankers
Banking
Bankrupt(s)
Declared bankrupt (s)
Bankruptcy
„ Court
„ of
Banks {see also " Bank ")
Bar
Above the bar
Bar draught
Below the bar
Cross „ „
Crossed the bar
Draught on bar
On the bar
Barbadoes
Bare
Barely
„ sufficient
Bareness (of)
Barest
Bargain (s)
Bargained
Bargaining
Barge (s)
Barley
Quarters of barley
Barley for
„ from
Cargo of barley for
» from
Barque
Barred
Barrel(s) (of)
Barren
Barrier
Barring
Barrister(s)
Bars (of)
Base(s)
Based (on)
Basin
Basing
Basis
As a basis
On the basis of
Basket(s) (of)
Basset
Batch(es)
Bath(s)
Bathroom (s)
Battalion(s)
Battens
BatteryCies)
Battleship
Bavaria
Bay
Bazaar(s)
Be
Be a (an)
„ any
» no
„ so
„ the
axtro
axyvo
axjrwre
ayacs
ayadt
ayahy
ayalc
ayamd
ayanf
ayari
ayask
ayatl
ayawn
aybar
aybes
aybit
aybov
aybyx
aycas
aycet
ayciv
aycvix
aydat
aydev
aydoy
ayduz
ayebs
ayect
ayegy
ayeld
ayemf
ayeng
ayeph
ayerk
ayewp
ayfav
ayfix
ayfoz
aj^b
aygiz
aygob
ayguc
ayhay
ayhez
ayhib
ayhoc
ayhud
asdbt
ayify
asagz
ayikd
ayilf
ayirl
ajqaz
ayjeb
ayjic
ayjod
ayjuf
ayiyg
aykab
aykec
aykid
aykof
aykui
ayky.
Be — continued.
Be very
Beach
Beached
Beaching
Beacon(s)
Beam(s)
( — ) feet beam
( — ) and J feet beam
(-) .. * .,
(-) .. f ..
I No beam(s)
Bear(s)
Bearer
To bearer
Bearing(s)
Bearish
Beasts
Became
Because (of)
Become
To become
Becoming
„ very
Bed (of)
Beech
Beef
Chilled beef
Frozen „
Quarters beef
Been
a (an)
lany
no
very
to
too
Before
„ then
Not before
On or before
As before
Beforehand
Beg(s)
Began
Begged
Begging
Begin(s) (see also "CotnatvoB")
Beginning (see also " Commenoino "')
„ at (with)
<A
on
Begun (se«a?so "Commenced")
'Not begun (to)
Behalf
On behalf (of)
„ our (my) behalf
„ their (his) „
,, your „
„ behalf of clients
, the interested
Behaye(s)
Behaved ^
Behaving
Behaviour (of)
Behind
22
Aylac
Azlob
aylac
ayled
aylif
aylog
ayluh
aylyj
aymad
aymef
aymig
ajrtnon
asmiui
aymyk
aynaf
ayneg
a3niih
a3moj
aynuk
aynyl
ayody
ayoid
ayol^
ayom
ayopk
ayorm
ayowr
ayoist
aypa«
aypen
aypij
aypok.
aypul
aypym
ayrai
ayrek
ayril
ayrom
ayrun
a-yryp
aysak
aysel
aysim
ayson
aysup
aytal
aytem
aytin
ajrtop
aytyr
ayncy
ayudz
ayuhd
ayum
ayaBTp
ayuxt
ashram
ayven
ayvip
ayvur
ayvys
aywan
aywep
aywor
aywus
aywyt
ayzer
Behind — continued.
Behind time
in
Behindhand
Being
Not being
Belgian
„ Government
Belgium
Belief
Believe (that)
Believed
to be
Believing
Belong(s) (to)
Belonged (to)
Belonging (to)
Below {see also " Under ")
Little below
Much below
Not below
Below them (him)
,, us (me)
,. you
Bend(s)
Bending
Beneficial
Very beneficial
Benefit(s)
No(t) benefit
Benefit by
to
Benefited (by)
Benefiting (by)
Bent
Bequeath(ed)
Bequest
Berlin
Berth(s)
1st class berth(8)
2nd „
8rd „ „
On the berth
Berth her
Berthed
„ at
i Berthing
Beside(s)
„ which
Best
Best possible
„ to
Do your best
„ „ and wire as (me)
Leave you to do best possible
„ us (me) to do best possible
This IS the best we (I) can do
What is the best you can (do)
Better
Do you think it better to
Much better
No
Better be
„ for
„ not
â– > 11 09
ayzis
ayzot
ayzuv
azahs
azajt
aziamy
azanz
azard
azasf
azawj
azbam
azben
azbip
azbur
azbys
azcan
azcep
azcor
azcus
azcyt
azdap
azdbe
azdca
azdir
azdos
azdut
azdyv
azdzo
azegs
azemz
azenb
azerf
azeth
azewk
azezm
azfer
azfis
azfot
azfuv
azgar
azges
azgit
azgov
azsyx.
azEas
azhet
azhiv
azhux
azifs
azi£
azilz
azirg
azizn
azjat
azqev
azjoy
azjuz
azkav
a-zkhe
azkix
azkoz
azkub
azliz
azlob
Bettek — continued.
Better than
„ to
Between
Between us
„ now and
„ then and .- ;;
Beware (of)
Bewildered
Bewildering
Beyond
Not beyond
Bi-weekly
Bias
Biased
Biasing
Bid(s)
Bidder(s)
Bidding *
Big (see also " Large ")
Bilge ^
Bill(s) {see also "Acceptance " k " DKAFti'^*
Our (my) bill(s)
Their (his) .„
Your „
Bill(s) at
for
from
of
„ exchange
on
„ them (him)
„ us (me)
» you
„ London
payable
receivable
at sight
„ 3 d/s
„ 30 „
,. 60 „
,, 90 „
„ 120 „
„ 1 month's sight
„ 2 months' „
i» " >j >»
»» ^ tt n
»J ^ it ft
„ 30d/d
,, 60 „
„ 90 „
„ 120 „
„ 1 month's date
„ 2 months' „
f» ^ )i tt
4
Bill of Entry
Bill(B) of Exch.
Bill of Health
Clean bill of health
Foul „ „ „
Bill(s) of Lading
Clean B/L
Clause of B/L
Endorsed ou B/L
{see also "Bill" itid
[" Draft "\
23
Azluc
Bafje
azluc
azmay
azmez
azmib
azmoc
azmud
aznaz
azueb
aznic
aznod
aznuf
aznyg
azods
azoft
azoiy
azolb
azond
azopf
azowm
azpab
azpec
azpid
azplo
azpof
azpug
azpyh
azrad
azref
azrii
azro
azrui
azryk
azsaf
azseg
azsin
azsoj
azspo
azsuk
azsyl
aztag
azten
aztij
aztok
aztre
aztsa
aztxil
Bztym.
azucs
azudt
azuhy
azulc
azumd
azur
azus.
I
azvitl
azvah
azvik
azvol
azvro
azvxim.
SLZvyn
azwai
azwek
azwil
azwom
BrLL(s) OF LiADiNG — continued.
' lEndorsement on B/L
Fonn of
Foul
In
Our (my)
Their (his)
Your
Sign
B/L by
„ for
„ number
„ of
„ quantity
„ for goods (per)
Bill of Sale
Bind(s)
Binding (upon)
Bitumastic
Bituminous (see also " Coal ")
Black
Black Sea
„ „ charter
„ „ rate
„ voyage
One Black Sea port
Two Black Sea ports
Three „ „
For „ „
From „ „
Blackmail
Blade(s)
Blade(s) of Propeller
All blades of propeller
One blade „ „
Two blades of „
Three „ „ „
Four „ „ „
Bronze blades for propeller
Blame(s)
Is to blame
Who is to blame
Blamed
Blameless
Blaming
Blank(s)
Blanket(s) .
Blast
Blasted
Blasting
Blend(s)
Blended'
Blending
Blew
Blight
Blighted
Block (s)
Blockade
Blocked
Blocking
Blow(s)
Blowing
Blown
Blown up
Blue
Bluff
azwun
azwyp
azyak
azyel
azyim
azyon
azyto
azyup
azyve
azjnwa
azzal
azzena
azzin
azzop
azzvo
azzwe
azzyr
baabd
baacf
baahk
baail
baain
baamp
baart
baavy
baawz
babad
babda
babef
babfe
babho
babig
babky
baboh
babui
babyk
bacaf
baceg
bacfa
bacge
bacjo
bacly
bacoj
bacuk
bacyl
badag
badga
badhe
badij
badko
badmy
badok
badul
baeim
baelp
baeps
baerv
baety
baevz
baewb
baezd
bafah
bafha
bafik
bafle
Bluffing
Blunder(s) (s««a?«o" Mistake")
Blundered
Blundering
Board {see also " Board's ")
From the Board
To „ „
On board
Not on board
Board of Directors
„ desires
„ enquires
„ requests
Inform Board
Board meeting
„ has resolved
Board of Trade
„ „ „ certificate
.. » enquiry
„ „ „ regulations
Board's {see also " Board ")
„ decision
,, instructions
„ resolution
Boarded
Boarding
Boards {see also "Timber" and "Deals")
Boat(s) (X " Ship," " Steamer," " Sailing
Boatswain [Ship" and "Vessel")
Body(ies)
Bogus
Boiler(s)
Donkey boiler(s)
Single ended Doiler(8)
Double „ „
Main boiler(s)
Size of boiler(s)
Water tube boiler(s)
Boisterous
Bold
Bolt(s)
Bolted
Bolting
I Bombard
Bombarded
Bombarding
Bombardment
Bona fide
Bond(s)
Give bond
Given „
Bond-holder(s)
Bonded
Bonded goods
Bonus
Book {see aim "Passengers" and " Cargo")
Book at
„ cargo
» for
„ from
„ passengers
„ order
Can book
at
Cannot book
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Baflo
Bazac
baflo
bafny
bafol
bafum
bafyn
bagag
bagek
bagil
bagja
bagke
bagmo
bagpy
bahel
bahka
bahle
bahno
bahon
bahup
baich
baifk
baijn
baipt
baitz
baixd
bajal
bajem
bajla
bajme
bajop
bajpo
bajyr
bakam
baken
bakip
bakma
bakne
bakur
bakys
balan
balep
balna
balor
balpe
balro
balus
balyt
bamap
bamir
bamos
bampa
bamso
bamut
bamjrv
jbaner
banre
banto
banuv
baogm
baonn
baojp
baont
baory
baosz
Book — continued.
Do not book
May we (I) book
You may book
Shall we (I) book
How much may we book
Book-keeper(s)
Book-post
Booked (see also " Passengers " and
Booked about [" Cakgo ")
» at
„ by
„ cargo
„ for
„ from
„ passengers
„ order
„ to
What has (have) been booked
Have booked
„ not booked
„ you booked
Booking(s)
No booking(s)
Booking (s) at
„ cargo
„ for
„ from
„ passengers
Are booking
„ not booking
„ you booking
Total bookings
Telegraph bookings
Books
Boom (in)
Boot-topping
Border(s) (of, on)
Bore(s)
Bored -
Boring(s)
Born
Borne (by)
Borneo
„ North
Borough
Borrow(s)
Borrowed
' 1, Sit
., by
„ from
„ on
Borrower(s)
Borrowing
Both (of)
Both been
Bottle(s)
Bottom
„ damaged
„ undamaged
Double bottom
Cellular • „
Ship's „
Bottomry
„ Bond
baowd
bapar
bapit
bapov
bapra
bapse
bapvo
bapyx
barat
barev
baroy
barta
baruz
barve
baryo
basav
bascy
basix
basoz
basub
basva
baswe
baszo
batiz
batob
batuc
batwa
batye
bauck
baugn
bauls
baumt
baurz
bausb
bauvd
bavay
bavco
bavez
bavib
bavoc
bavud
bavya
bavze
bawaz
bawbe
bawdo
baweb
bawgy
bawic
bawod
bawuf
bawyg
bawza
bayab
bayba
bayce
bayec
bayfo
bayhy
iDayid
bayks
baylt
]3ayof
basnig
bazac
Bought
Not bought
Have bought
„ not bought
•• you „
What have you bought
We (I) have bought
Bought at your limit
Bought at
» by
„ for
„ from
„ in
„ it
„ 0. & L
c. & f.
„ ' ci.f.
„ ci.f. & c.
„ ci.f. & e.
„ f.o.b.
„ f.CP.
„ free! alongside
Have bought ci.f.
» „ c. & f.
c. & i,
ci.f. & e.
ci.f. & c.
f.o.b.
f.'a.s.
f.a.q.
f.o.r.
shipment by steamer
ci.f. shipment" by steamer
c. & f. shipment by steamer
at your limit
„ ( — ) under your limit
for delivery
„ early delivery
„ „ shipment
„ prompt shipment
„ cash against documents
draft attached to documents
Boulder(s)
Bound
» by
Not bound by
Bound for
„ from
Boundary(ies) (of)
Bounty(ies)
Bourse {see also "Market' ,
Bow(s)
Bowsprit
Box(e8) (of)
„ of ( — ) dozens
»(-)
Boycott
Boycotted
Boycotting
Branch
» at
„ line
Branches
All branches
Brand(s)
-) pieces
25
Bazca
Bevad
Brass
Brave (ry)
Brazil
Brazilian
„ Government
Breach (of)
Breadth (of)
„ and depth
( — ) breadth
I — ) and i breadth
)andi
— ) and I
— ) feet in breadth
) inches in breadth
Break(s)
BreaJcage(s)
„ and leakage
Breakdown (in)
Breaker(s)
Breaking
., up
Breakwater
Breeze
Bribe(s)
Bribed
Bribery
Bribing
Bridge(5)
Bridge ( — ) feet
Brief
Briefly
Wire briefly
Brig(s)
Brigantine(s)
Bright
Brighten
Brightened
Brightening
Brighter
Bring(s)
Bringing
Brisk
Very brisk
Briskly
Briskness
British
„ Corporation
„ Isles
„ make
„ Steamer
„ Vessel
British Columbia
British GoYernment('s)
British North America
Broad
(Broadening
Broader
Broadest
Broke
,, off
„ near
Broken
„ down
>. in
„ near
•
beilv
beipz
beirc
beizk
bejre
bejto
bejwy
bekra
bekse
bekvo
bekyx
belsa
belte
belwo
belzy
bemoy
bemta
bemuz
bemve
bemyo
benoz
benub
benva
benzo
beohs
beojt
beonz
beord
beosf
beo-wj
bepbo
bepiz
bepob
bepuc
bepwa
bepye
beraz
berbe
berdo
bereb
bergy
beric
berod
beryg
berza
besab
besba
besce
besec
besfo
beshy
besid
besof
besug
besyn
betac
betde
beted
betgo
betif
betjy
betog
betun
betyj
bevad
Broken — continued.
Broken off
,» out
Broker(s)
Brokerage
Exclusive of brokerage
Inclusive „ ,, .
Brokerage and Commission
Our (my) brokerage
Their (his)
Your
Brokerage for
of
., on
„ i per cent.
f
„ .1
.. li
„ 2
„ ^
„ 3
H
„ 4
5
Brother
Brought
Brought by
„ from
„ to
Brown
Buckle
Buckled
Buckling
Budget
New budget
Build(s)
Will they (he) build
„ you build
„ bujld
„ not build
Build it (them)
„ premises
„ steamer
Builder(s)
Other builders
Ship
Building(s)
Built
» by
„ for
Bulgaria(n)
Bulge
Bulged
Bulging
Bulk
In bulk
Bulkhead(s) â–
Watertight bulkhead(s)
Bulky
Bull(s)
Bullion
26
Bevda
Binfo
bevda
bevef
bevfe
bevho
bevig
bevky
bevoh
bevvy
bevyk
bewaf
beweg
bewfa
bewge
bewjo
bewoi
bewiik
bewyl
beyag
beyfs
beyga
beyne
beyij
beyko
beymb
beync
beyok
beyul
beyzn
bezah
bezha
bezik
be^e
bezio
bezol
bezum
bezyn
biags
biaSt
bialy
biamz
bianb
biawk
biazm
biban
bibep
bibna
bibor
bibpe
bibro
bibty
bibus
bibjrt
bicap
bicir
bicos
bicpa
bicso
bicut
bicvy
bicyv
bider
bidre
bidto
biduv
bidwy
Bullion — continued.
Bullion ex
per
„ shipped
Bullocks
Bulwark(s)
Bump
Bumped
Bumping
Bundle(s)
Bungle(s)
Bungled
Bungling
Bunker (s) (see also " Coal ")
Bunker(s) at
capacity
for
„ voyage
fully
steamer
with
Is she to bunker (at)
Is to bunker (at)
Fill bunker(s)
Cross bunker(s) •
In
Permanent bunkers
Side „
Spare „ ^
Steamer's „
Bunkered (see also " Coaled ")
Not bunkered
To be „
Bunkered at
by
for
„ steamer
„ with
Bunkering {see also " Coalino ")
Bunkering at
„ with
Buoy(s)
Buoyancy
Buoyant
Buoyed
Burden (s)
Burdened
Burdening
Bureau Veritas
Class No. 1, Bureau Veritas
i» »» ^» It fi
i» »» ^} »» ft
Classed with „ „
Highest class „ „
Burial
Buried
Burn(s)
Burned
Burning
Burnt
Burst
Bursting
Burthen
Bury
Burying
Bush(ed)
biefis
biegt
bieky
bielz
biemb
bienc
biewl
biezn
bifar
bifit
bifov
bifra
bifse
bifvo
bifyx
bigas
biget
bigiv
bigsa
b^te,
bigux
bigwo
blE
bihev
bihoy
bihta
bihuz
bihve
bihyo
bjjav
bnoz
bijub
bijva
bywe
biizo
bikl^o
bikiz
bikqb
bikuc
bikwa
bikye
bilay
bilco
bilez
bilib
biloc
bilud
bilya
bilze
bimaz
bimdo
bimeb
bimic
bimod
bimuf
bimyg
bimza
binab
binba
bince
binec
binfo
Bushel(s) (of)
Bushels for
„ from
„ of (— ) lbs.
Busily
Business
Business has gone' past ug
Secure the business
Lose the „
Do not miss the business
With business firm in hand
Do the business
No business
Offer the business (to)
Are offered the business
Have lost „ „
„ secured the business
Prospect of business
The business
Business offering
„ with
Busy
Too busy
Very busy
But
But if
„ not
» we (I)
Butt(s)
Buy {see also " Offkr " and " Quote '*)
Buy at
„ best price
„ not exceeding
for
from
it
to arrive
cash against docimients
c&f.
c.&i.
c.i.f.
ct.f.&o.
c.i.f. &e.
ex ship
forward delivery
for delivery
f.a.q.
f.a.s.
f.o.r.
f.o.b.
on spot
and ship promptly
subject to
Can buy
„ c. & f.
„ c. &i.
„ ci.f.
„ c.i.f. & c.
„ c.i.f. & e.
„ f.o.b.
„ f.a.s.
„ f.a.q.
„ f.o.r.
„ to arrive
Cannot buy
27
Binid
Bobi
Buy — cmitinued.
Can you buy
Could probably buy
Do not buy
May we (I) buy
Shall „
You may „
Will buy
„ not buy
Cannot buy any more
„ „ at present
„ „ your limit
Can buy subject to prompt reply
„ „ shipment by steamer
With authority in hand think we could buy
At what price can you buy
„ „ „ „ shipment by
Buy ( — ) more [steamer
„ more at same price
Can (could) you buy more at same price
» II noo I, „ „
We can (could) „ „ „
Buyer(s) (of)
Buyer(s) at
,1 for
Buying
Are buying
„ not buying
.. you „
Resume „
Stop
Buying from
By the
I, a (an)
„ and by
II any
.1 her
„ him
J, his
.1 it
„ me
„ our (my)
„ that
„ the
„ their
„ these
„ this
„ those
„ them
„ us
„ what
„ which
„ whom
„ whose
.. you
., your
Bye
Bye-law(s)
Bye-produots
C
Cabin (s)
( — ) berth cabin (s)
1st class „
2nd „ „
8rd „ „
biyhb
biykd
biyla
bijmie
biyop
biypo
biyry
bizam
bizen
bizip
bizma
bizne
bizsy
bizur
bizys
blagm
blahn
blajp
blams
blant
blary
blasz
blawd
bleck
blegu
blels
blemt
blenv
blerz
blesb
blevd
blewf
bliks
blilt
blimv
blipy
blirb
blisc
blohr
blojs
blokt
blolv
blony
blopz
blorc
blosd
blovg
blozk
bluhs
blujt
blumy
blunz
blurd
blusf
boagy
boanz
boald
boamf
boang
boapn
boark
boawp
bobas
bobet
bobiv
Cabin (s) — contifitied.
No cabin(s)
Cabin (s) in
Cabinet
Cable(s) (see also " Telegraph " and
Cable Lengtlis ["Telegram")
Cabled (see also " Telegraphed ")
Cabling {see also "Telegraphing")
'Caisson(s)
Calamity
Calculate (s)
Calculated
Calculating
Calculation(s)
Calendar
Call {see also " Calls ")
Call at
„ for
„ ,, orders (at)
,, here
.. in
„ notice
„ of
" " ( — ) per share
„ there
,. up
Will call (at)
„ not call (at)
II sne ,, „
Get the call of â–
Steamer to call
Called
„ here
I. up
„ „ capital
Calling
Not calling ( at)
Calling at
II for
„ here
II in
„ there
,. up
Is she calling
Calls {see also " Call ")
Calls at
Calm
Calmer
Came
„ from
„ here
II to
Campaign
Can {see also " Cannot," Pronouru and " Ir ")
Can a (an)
II any
I. be
II 11 no
„ have
11 II no
II he
1. her
11 his
1, I
II if
.. it
28
Bobsa
Bosry
bobsa
bobte
bobux
bobwo
bobzy
bocat
bocev
bocoy
bocta
bocuz
bocve
bocyo
bodav
bodix
bodoz
bodub
bodva
bodwe
bodzo
boefy
boegz
boekd
boelf
boemg
boerl
bofbo
bofiz
bofob
bofuc
bofWa
bofye
bogay
bogco
bogez
bogib
bogoc
bogud
bogya
bogze
bonaz
bohbe
bohdo
boheb
bohic
bohod
bohuf
bohyg
bohza
bojid
boug
boipk
boirm
bojab
bqjba
bojce
bojec
bojTo
bojhv
bojid
bojof
bojug
boiyh
bokac
bokca
bokde
Can — co7ttinued.
Can it be
..my
>. no
„ our
„ she
it )> oe
» the
„ their
„ there
,. i> be
„ these
.. ,, be
.. they
„ this
>» )» "^
„ we
.. you
,. your
Canada
Dominion of Canaau
For Canada
From Canada
In
To
Canadian
„ Government
Canal {see also " Suez ")
Aground in the canal
In the canal
Via the canal
Cancel(s)
„ and substitute
„ it
Can you cancel
Can cancel
Cannot cancel
On what terras can you cancel
Try to cancel
Cancellation
Cancelled
Have cancelled
Has been cancelled
Not cancelled
Until „
Cancelled by
» it
Cancelling
,, date
Extend her cancelling date
Extended her cancelling date
Her cancelling date
Lost her cancelling date
Save her „ „
Saved her „ „
Cancelling date extended
„ „ fixed
What is her cancelling date
Cancebnent
Candareens
Candidate(s)
Candidature
Candle Power
Cannon
Cannot {se« also Pronouns-and " If ")
Cannot be
29
boked
bokgo
bokif
bokog
bokuh
bokyi
bolawi
bolda
bolef
bolfe
bolho
bolig
bolky
bolon
boluj
bolyk
bomaf
bomeg
bomfa
bomge
bormo
bomly
bomoj
bomuk
bomyl
bonag
bonga
bonhe
bonij
bonko
bonmy
bonok
bonul
boocy
boodz
boohd
boojf
boonk
boom
boosp
boows
booxt
bopah
bopha
bopik
bopie
boplo
bopny
bopol
bopum
bopyn
borak
borel
borka
borle
bomo
boron
borup
bosal
bosem
bosla
bosme
bosop
bospo
bosry
Cannot — continued.
Cannot have
„ „ been
„ her
» his
„ it
»i »i oe
„ she
I) »» oe
they (he)
„ this (these)
i» »> »i oe
we (I)
.. you
Cantar(s)
Canvas
Canvass
Canvassed
Canvassing
Capability(ies)
Capable
Capacious
Capacity(ies) (of)
Cubic capacity
Deadweight capacity
Measurement „
( — ) tons capacity
Capacity for
Telegraph capacity
What is her capacity (for)
„ the capacity of
Cape
At the Cape
For „ „
From the Cape
To „ „
Via „ „
.Cape ports
„ to
One Cape port
Two Cape ports
Three „ „
Cape Colony
1, „ Government
Cape of Good Hope
Cape Horn
Capital
Nominal capital
Paid up „
Share „
Deferred Ordinary share capitals
Ordinary share capital
Preference „ „
Subscribed capital
Capitalisation
Capitalise
Capitalised
Capitalising
Capitalist(s)
Capsize(d)
Capsizing
Capstan
Captain(s)
Ask Captain
Captain of
Bosyr
Bufde
bosyr
botam
bcrtip
botma
botne
botsy
botur
botys
bouby
bougd
^oulj
T>oiiink
bourp
bouvs
bovan
bovep
bovna
bovor
bovpe
bovro
bovty
bovus
bovj^
bowap
bowir
bowos
bowpa
bowso
bowut
bowvy
bowyv
boybz
boyer
boyhg
boylk
boyre
boyto
boyuv
boywy
bozar
bozit
bozov
bozra
bozse
bozvo
bo^z
.brake
.bralt
bramv
brapv
brarb
brasc
brawg
brehr
brels
brekt
brelv
breny
brepz
brerc
bresd
brevg
brezk
brilui
brqt
Captain(s) — continued.
Captain asks
„ states
Get owners to instruct captain
Inform captain
Instruct „
Shall we (I) instruct captain
Instructed captain
Is left in hands of captain
Enquire of captain
Capture (s)
Captured (by)
Capturing
Car(s)
Carat(s)
Carboniferous
Carcase(s)
Number of carcases
Carcases of lamb
„ ,, mutton
Care(s)
Care of
Cared
Careen
Careened
Careening
Careful
Be careful
„ very careful
Very careful
Careful to
Carefully
Very carefully
Careless
Very careless
Carelessly
Carelessness
Great carelessness
Cargo {see also " Cabgoes ")
A cargo (of)
Any cargo
Book cargo (for)
Booked cargo (for)
Booking cargo (for)
Capacity for cargo
Condition of cargo
Deadweight cargo
Deck „
Description of cargo
Discharge cargo
Discharged cargo
Discharging cargo
Full cargo
General cargo
Half
Homeward cargo
Land(8) „
Landed „
Landing „
Loadfs) „
Load(s) cargo at
» » for
Loaded „
Loading „
Light
Measurement cargo
brimy
brinz
brird
brisf
brogs
broEt
broly
bromz
bronb
brorf
browk
brozm
brufs
brugt
brunv
bruky
brulz
brumb
brunc
brurg
bruvk
bruzn
buaby
buagd
bualj
buamk
buarp
buavs
buawt
bubay
bubco
bubez
bubib
buboc
bubud
bubya
bubze
bucaz
bucbe
buceb
bucgy
bucic
bucod
bucuf
bucyg
bucza
budab
budba
budce
budec
budfo
budhy
budid
budof
budug
budyn
buebz
buefd
buelk
buets
buevt
buezy
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No cargo
Outward cargo
Part „
Eefrigerated cargo
Shut out
Some
Tons of
Whole
What cargo have you booTted
„ „ is offering
„ „ can she carry
, may we engage
, has she
., can you give her
Can you give her a cargo of
Cargo at
„ booked, for
>» >• from
„ capacity
„ consists of
„ ex
„ for
,i from
in
landed
of
offering
on deck
». per
,„ shipped
„ space
„ Bteamer(6)
„ to
Cargoes {see also " Cargo ")
Two cargoes
Three cargoes
Cargoes for
„ from
„ of
., to
Caring
Carpenter(s)
Carriage
Carriages
Carried
(To) be carried
Over carried
Carried about
„ by
„ forward
„ from
„ in
„ on deck
„ to
Carrier(s)
Carries
„ about
Carry
To carry
Cany about
„ forward
„ her to
„ it
Can carry
'. „ she carry
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Bufed
Byjne
bufed
bu&o
buSf
bufjy
bufog
bufim
bufyj
bugad
bugda
bugef
bugfe
bugho
bugig
bugky
bugon
bugui
bugyk
buhaf
btiheg
buhfa
buhge
buhjo
buhoi
buhuk
buhyl
buixy
bujag
bujga
bujhe
bu^ij
bujko
buqok
buiul
bukah
bukha
bukik
bulde
buklo
bukny
bukol
bukom
bukyn
bulaj
bulek
bum
bu^a
bulke
bukuo
bulpy
bulyp
bumak
bumel
bumka
bumle
bunmo
bumon
bumup
bunal
bunem
bunla
bunme
bunop
bunpo
bunry
bunyr
Cakry — contmutd.
Cannot carry
What can she carry
Carrying
Carrying forward
„ it (them)
Cartage
Carte blanche
Ca8e(s)
In case(s)
Case(s) for
„ from
,, of
„ per
Cash
For cash
Cash against
„ „ documents
„ payment (s)
„ terms
Cashed
Cashier(s)
Cashing
Casing
Cask(s) (of)
In casks
Casks for
„ from
CaBt(s)
Casting
Casual
Casually
Casualty(ies)
Catalogue(s)
Catalogued
Bales catalogued
Cataloguing
Catoh(es)
Catching
Cater(8) (for)
Catered (for)
Catering (for)
Cattle
Carry cattle
Head of cattle
Cattle capacity
„ per heaid (— ^
Caught
CauUc
Caulked
Caulking
Cau8e(s)
Chief cause
Explain cause (of)
What is the cause (of)
Is there any cause lor
No cause (for)
To „
Cause of
„ for
Caused
» by
„ to
Has caused
Was caused by
Causing
buogh
buoEj
buoik
buolm
buonp
buors
buost
buowy
buozb
bupam
bupen
bupip
bupma
bupne
bupsy
bupur
bupys
burap
burir
buros
burpa
burso
burut
buryv
buser
busre
busuv
butar
butit
butov
butra
butse
butvo
butyx
buvas
buvet
buviv
buvsa
buvte
buvux
buvwo
buwat
buwev
buwoy
buwuz
buwyo
buyav
buycy
buym
buyix
buyim
buylp
buyoz
buyps
buyub
buyva
buywe
buyzo
buzbo
buziz
buzob
buzuc
buzwa
buzye
byajm
Caution
Great caution
Cautioned
Cautioning
Cautious
Cautiously
Cavity(ies)
Cease(s) (to)
Ceased (to)
Ceasing (to)
Cede(s)
Ceded
Ceding
Ceiling
Cellular
Celsius
Degree(s) Celsius
Cement
Casks cement
Portland cement
Cementing
Censor (s)
Censorship
Censure(s)
Censured
Severely censured
Censuring
Cent(s)
1 cent
2 cents
8 „
4 „
6 „
6 „
7 „
8 „
9 „
10 „
11 „
12 ,,
18 „
14 „
15 „
16 .,
17 „
18 „
19 ,,
20 „
21 „
22 „
28 „
24 „
25 „
26 „
27 „
28 „
29 „
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81 „
82 „
83 „
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85 „
86 „
87 „
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byalp
byaps
byarv
byaty
bybaf
bybeg
bybfa
bybge
bybjo
bybly
byboi
bybuK
bybyl
bycag
bycga
bycne
bycij
bycko
bycok
bycul
bydah
bydha
bydik
by die
bydJo
bydnv
bydol
bydum
bydyn
byech
byejn
byens
byept
byetz
byevb
byexd
byfai
byfek
byfil
bytja
bsrflce
byfmo
byfyp
bygak
bygel
bygka
bygle
bygno
bygon
Ssr
byhem
byhla
byhme
byhop
byhpo
byhyr
bsnigm
byijp
byiry
byjam
byjen
bjqip
byqma
byjne
Cent(s) — continued.
88 cents
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Cental(s)
Centesinio(s)
Oentiare
Byjur
Cadug
byjur
byiys
bykan
bykep
bykna
bykor
bykpe
bykro
bykus
"bykyt
iDylap
"bylir
"bylos
"bylpa
bylso
bylut
bylvy
TsylS^r
hymer
hynire
iDymto
bymuv
bymwy
tynar
bynit
bynov
bynra
bynse
â– bynvo
bynyx
byock
Isyols
iDyonv
byorz
"byosb
byowf
bypas
bypet
bypiv
bypsa
"bypte
Taypux
bypwo
bypzy
byrav
byrcy
byrix
byroz
"byrub
byrva
"byrwe
byrzo
bysbo
bysiz
bysob
bysuc
byswa
bysye '
bytay
bytez
bytib
bytoc
bytud
bytya
bytze
Centigrade
Centiliters
Centimes {see also "Cents")
Centimeters
Centimo(s)
Centner(s)
Central
Central America
Centralise(s)
Centralised
Centralising
Gentre(s)
Centred (in)
Centrifugal
Centrifugal Pump(s)
Centring
Century
Cereals
Qrs. cereals
Certain
Not certain
Certain to
» ,. be
Certainly
not
Certainty
Certificate(s) (of)
Consular certificate
New certificate (s)
No
Old
Certificate(s) for
Master's certificate
Chief mate's certificate
Second „ „
Certificated
Certified
by
copy
Certify(ies)
Certifying
Cessation
Cession
Ceylon
Chafage
Chafe
Chafed
Chafing
Chain(s)
Chair
Chairman (see also " Chairman's ")
Chairman wishes you to
„ enquires
„ approves
„ does not approve
Vice-Chairman
For the Chainnaii
From the Chairman
Inform Chairman
To the Chairman
This telegram is for the Chairman
„ from the
Referring to Chairman's telegram
„ „ letter
Chairman's
byuks
bynlt
byupy
bjnirD
byusc
byvaz
byTT'be
by^do
byveb
byvgy
byvic
byvod
byvuf
byvyg
b3nrza
bywab
bywec
bywlw-
bywid
bywof
bywui
bywy]
bs^zad
byzda
byzef
byzfe
byzho
byzig
byzky
byzon
byzui
bjrzvk
caaby
caagd
caaJ^
caamk
,caarp
caavs
caawt
cabay
cabco
cabez
cabib
caboc
cabud
cabya
cabze
cacaz
cacbe
caceb
cacgy
cacic
cacod
cacuf
cacyg
cacza
cadab
cadba
cadce
cadec
cadfo
cadhy
cadid
cadof
cadug
Challengefs)
ChaHenged
Challenging
Chamber(s)
„ of Commerce
Insulated chamber(s)
Meat chamber(s)
Refrigerated chamber(s)
Chance(s)
Is there any chance of
No chance of
Chance of
Chanced
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Chancery
Chancing
Change (see also " Changes ")
Is there any change in
No chango (in)
To change
Change from
„ in (of)
„ to
Changeable
Changed
Has been changed to
Changed to
Changes {see also "Change")
No changes
Changing
Channel(s)
Channel port
„ for orders
Chaos
Chapter(s)
Character (of)
Charge(s)
All charges
Heavy charge (s)
No charge (s)
Costs and charge(s)
What would be the charge (for)
Telegraph yoUr charge for
Our (my) charge(s)
Their (his) „
To charge
Your charge(s)
Charge (s) extra
Charge(s) for
Charge him (them)
„ of
Charge(s) on
Charge us (me)
,. you
Chargeable (on)
Not chargeable
Chargeable by
to
Charged
Been charged
Not
Have „
Charged by
„ extra
for
32
Cadyh
Cayjm
Chabged — cantitiued.
Charged him (them)
on
to
„ us (me)
.. you
Charging
Charging for
„ them (him)
„ us (me)
.. you
What are yon oharginK (for)
Chart(s)
Charter(s)
Do not charter
Does the charter
Cancel „
Cancelled „
Clause in ,,
Form of charter
Insert in charter
Inserted in charter
Conditions of charter
Chief conditions of charter
Copy of charter
Government form of chartei
Offer to charter
Firm offer to charter
Are offered charter
Submit offer to charter
Can (could) charter
Cannot charter
Can (tfould) you charter
Fix charter
Fixed charter
Have fixed charter
If the chartei
Lump sum charter
May (shall) we charter
Not in charter
Obtain „
Our charter
On what terms can you charter
Terms of charter
„ and conditions of charter
Their (his) charter
Time charter
Will (would) charter
Your charter
Charter at
„ cancelled
for
„ „ one port
„ „ two ports
„ „ three „
„ „ one voyage
„ „ two voyages
„ „ three „
„ from
» her
„ party
„ provides (for)
to
„ with option of
Chartered
Not chartered
33
canem
canla
canme
canop
canpo
canry
canyr
caogh
caonj
caoik
caolm
caonp
caors
caost
caowy
caozb
capam
capen
capip
capma
capne
capsy
capur
capys
carir
caros
carpa
carso
carut
caryv
casre
casto
casuv
catar
catit
catov
catra
catse
catvo
catyx
caubd
caucf
cauhk
cauil
camn
caump
caurt
cauvy
cavas
cavet
caviv
cavsa
cavte
cavux
cavwo
cawat
cawev
cawta
cawve
cawyo
cayav
caycy
cayhl
cayix
cayjm
Chartered — continued
Has been chartered (by)
Have chartered
„ not chartered
., you „
Chartered at
„ Government
for
from
her
through
to
Charterer(s)
If the charterer(s)
Who are charterers
Inform ,,
Ask „
Charterers request,
Name of charterer(s)
Charterer(s) of
„ name
„ risk
„ stipulate(s) for
At charterers' option
„ „ expense
Chartering
Chartering at
„ for
„ from
„ her
Recommend chartering
Cheap
Cheap at
,» for
„ price (rate)
Cheapen(s)
Cheapened
Cheapening
Cheaper
Likely to be cheaper
Little cheaper
Much „
Cheaper than
3d. cheaper
6d.
9d.
1/-
1/6
2/.
2/6
1 degree cheaper
2 degrees „
3 » »
^ >> II
(-) ..
Cheapest
Cheapest to
Cheaply
As cheaply as possible
Cheapness (of)
Check(s)
Checked
Checking
Checkmate(d)
Checkmating
Caylp
Cepse
caylp
cayoz
cayps
cayub
cayva
caywe
cayzo
cazbo
caziz
cazob
cazuc
cazwa
cazye
ceaod
ceacf
ceahk
ceagl
cealn
ceamp
ceart
ceavy
ceawz
cebad
cebda
cebef
cebfe
cebho
cebig
cebon
cebin
cebyk
cecaf
ceceg
cecfa
cecge
cecio
cecly
cecoi
ceouk
cecyl
<;edag
cedga
ce<me
cedij
cedko
cedmy
cedok
cedul
ceeim
ceelp
ceeps
ceerv
ceety
ceevz
ceewb
ceezd
cefah
cefha
oefik
cefie
ceflo
cefny
cefol
ceftun
cefyn
Chemist (s)
Cheque(s)
Cheque for
„ on
„ „ London
Chest(s)
Chief
Chiefly
Child
Children
Chili
Chilian
ChlU
Chilled {see aUo " Meat ")
Chilling
China
For China
From China
In „
To. „
One port in China
Two ports in China
Three „ „ „
Chinese
„ Government
„ ports
Chlorination
„ works
Chook(s}
Choice
Choke(s)
Choked
Choking
Cholera
at
„ has broken out (at)
Choo8e(s)
Choosing
Chop
„ No. (-)
Chose
Chosen
Christian Name
Christmas
„ Holidays
Chronometer(s)
Circle(s)
Cirouit(ed)
Short circuit(ed)
Circular(s)
Circular Slates
Circular Kote(s)
Circularised
Circularising
Circulate(s)
Circulated
Circulating
Circulation
In circulation
Circumference (of)
Circumstanoe(s)
According to circumstances
Any circomstances
Under the circumstances
„ what circumstances
cegai
cegek
cegil
cegja
34
cegke
cegmo
cegpy
c^yp
cenak
cehel
cehka
cehle
cehno
cehon
cehup
ceich
ceifk
ceijn
ceipt
ceitz
ceixd
cejal
cejem
cejla
cejme
cejop
cejpo
cejyr
cekam
ceken
cekip
cekma
cekne
cekur
cekys
celan
celep
celna
celor
celpe
celro
celus
celyt
cemap
cemir
cemos
cempa
cemso
cemut
cemyv
cener
cenre
cenuv
ceogm
ceonn
ceojp
ceont
ceory
ceosz
ceowd
cepar
cepit
cepov
cepra
cepse
Cibcuh8tamce(s) — continued.
Under any circumstances
.. no „
Circumstantial
Circum6tantiate(s)
Circumstantiated
Circumvent(s)
Circiimventea
Circumventing
CityCies)
Civil
Claim(s)
Admit claim(s)
Admitted „
Contest „
Contested „
Do not claim
Have received claim(s)
Heavy claim (s)
Made a claim
Make „ ,)
Paid „ „
Pay „ „
Press claim
No claim (s)
Our (my) claim
Their (his) „
Resist t,
Resisting „
Shall we (I) claim
Total claims
Your claim
Claim(s) for
„ „ damage(s)
„ „ demurrage
„ „ detention
„ „ loss
„ „ „ of market
„ from
it
., of
on
„ „ underwriters
that
„ to
Claimable
Claimant(s)
Claimed
„ for
„ from
Amount claimed
Have claimed
Claiming
„ for
„ from
Are claiming (on, for)
Clash(es) (with)
Clashed (with)
Clashing (with)
Class (."S, "Passengers" and " Aocomvodatioh ")
Ist class
2nd „
8rd „
Classed
Classes (of)
Cepvo
Cielt
cepvo
cepyx
cerat
cerev
ceroy
ceruz
cerve
ceryo
cesav
cescy
cesix
cesoz
cesub
cesva
ceswe
ceszo
cetiz
cetob
cetuc
cetwa
cetye
cevay
cevco
cevez
cevib
cevoc
cevud
cevya
cevze
cewaz
cewbe
cewdo
ceweb
cewgy
cewic
cewod
cewuf
cewyg
cewza
ceyab
ceyba
ceyce
ceyec
ce3rfo
ceyhy
ceyid
ceyks
ceylt
ceyof
ceyug
cezac
cezca
cezde
cezed
cezgo
cezif
ce^y
cezog
cezim
cezyj
chagm
chahn
chajp
chams
chasz
Classification
British Corporation classification
Bureau Veritas classification
Lloyd's classification
What classification
Classification certificate(s)
Classified
Classify(ies)
Classifying
Classing
Clause(s)
Cancel clause
Cancelled clause
Can we under clause
Insert clause
Inserted clause
Referring to clause
No clause (in)
New „ „
Old „
Under clause
Usual freight clause(s)
Warehouse „
Clause in
„ number
Clean
Cleaned
Cleaner
Cleanest
Cleaning
Clear(s)
Quite clear *
Is not „
Clearance(s)
Cleared
Cleared for
Clearer
Clearest
Clearing
Clearly
Not clearly
Clerical
Clerk(s)
CleYer(ly)
Client(s)
On behalf of client(s)
Our (my) client(s)
Their (his) „
Your client(s)
Client(s) of
Clilf(s)
Climate (climatic)
Climax
Clip
New clip
Spring clip
Autumn clip
Wool CUp
Clipped
Clipper
Clipping
Close {see also " Closes )
Can close (at)
Cannot close (at)
Can you close (at)
chawd
chegn
chels
chemt
chenv
cherz
chesb
chevd
chewf
chiks
chilt
chimv
chipy
chirb
chisc
chohr
chois
chokt
cholv
chony
chopz
chore
chosd
chovg
chozk
chuhs
chujt
chumy
chunz
churd
chusf
ciack
ciagn
cials
ciamt
cianv
ciarz
ciasb
ciavd
ciawf
cibai
cibek
cibil
cibja
cibke
cibmo
cibpy
cib5
cicaij
cicel
cicka
cicle
cicno
cicon
cicup
cidal
cidem
cidla
cidme
cidop
cidpo
cidry
cidyr
cieks
cielt
Close — continued. '
May (shall) we (I) close (at)
Do not close
At what price (rate) can you close
Close at
„ „ or over
,. it
„ to
„ with
„ „ them (him)
Closed
Have closed (at)
„ you closed
„ not „
Closed at
„ for
,. it
„ with
Closely
As closely as possible
Closeness
Closer
Closes (»«< also " Close ")
Closest
Closing
Cloudy
Club(s)
Clue(s) (to)
Clyde
Coal {see also " Coals ")
Admiralty coal
American „
Anthracite „
Australian „
Belgian „
Bengal „
Best „
Best Welsh coal
Bituminous „
Bunker coal
Cannel „
Cargo of „
One cargo of coal
( — ) cargoes of coal
Chinese coal
Coal(s) at
Coal bunkers
„ charter
„ consumption
(— ) tons per day
„ contract (for)
„ dep6t
„ dust
„ ex
» for
„ for voyage
„ for round voyage
„ freight
„ from
„ her
„ mine(s)
„ on Admiralty list
„ required (for)
„ steamer
„ supplies
„ with
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Ciemv
Cobna
Coal — continued.
Coal —
continued.
ciemv
Contract for coal
cionz
8i tons of coal
ciepy
Contracted for coal
ciord
9
cierb
Description of „
ciosf
9*
ciewg
French coal
ciowj
10
cifam
French Naval cgal
cipbo
15
cifen
German coal
cipiz
20
cifip
Indian „
cipob
25
cifhia
Inferior „
cipuc
30
cifne
Is she to coal at
cipwa
35
oifsy
Japanese coal
cipye
40
cifur
Large
ciraz
45
cifys
Load „
cirbe
50
cigan
Local „
cirdo
55
cigep
Mixed ,.
cireb
60
cigna
Natal
cir^
65
cigor
Newcastle coal
cine
70
cigpe
N.S.W coal
cirod
75
cigro
New Zealand coal
ciruf
80
cigty
No coal
eiryg
85
cigus
North country coal
eirza
90
cigyt
Nut coal
cisab
95
cinap
Part cargo of coal
cisba
100
cihir
Pennsylvanian coal
cisce
110
cihos
Price of coal
cisec
120
cihpa
Quality of coal
cisfo
130
cihso
Quantity of coal
cishy
cisid
140
cihut
Requires ( — ) tons coal
150
cihvy
Russian coal
cisof
160
cihyv
Scotch „
cisug
cisyn
170
ci;jer
Screened „
180
eyre
Semi-bituminous coal
citac
190
cijto
Shall we coal
citde
200
cijuv
Shipment of coal
citgo
210
ci wy
cikar
Small coal
citif
220
Supply(ies) bunker coal
citjy
230
cikit
Supply(ies) coal
citog
cituB
240
cjkov
Take(s)' coal at
250
cikra
Through and Through coal
cityj
260
cikse
To coal
ciugs
ciunt
270
cikvo
Took ( — ) tons coal
280
cikyx
Tons of coal
ciuly
290
cilas
Transvaal coal
ciumz
300
cilet
Turkish
ciurf
310
ciKv
Unscreened coal
ciuth
320
cilsa
Virginian „
ciuzm
330
cilte
Welsh coal
civad
340
cilux
West Hartley coal
civda
350
cilwo
What coal will she require
civef
360
cilzy
Where is she to coal
civfe
370
oimat
Zongouldak coal
civho
380
cimev
1 ton of coal
civig
390
cimoy
li tons of coal
civky
400
cimta
2
civon
410
cimuz
2i
civui
civyk
420
clmve
3
430
cimyo
3i
ciwaf
440
cinav
4
1.
ciweg
450
cincy
cinix
4i
5
ciwoj
ciwuk
460
470
cinoz
5i
ciwyl
480
cinub
6
ciyag
490
cinva
6i
ciyfs
500
cinzo
7
ciyga
520
ciohs
7*
ciyne
540
ciojt
8
ciyij
560
ciyko
ciymb
ciync
ciyok
ciyul
ciyzn
cizah
cizha
cizik
cizje
cizlo
cizol
cizum
cizyn
clatir
clais
claKt
clalv
clany
clapz
clarc
clasd
clavg
clazk
clehs
clejt
clemy
clenz
clerd
clesf
clewj
cligs
cliht
climz
clinb
clirf
clith
clizm
clofs
clogt
clonv
cloky
clolz
clomb
clone
clorg
closh
clovk
clowl
clozn
duds
cluft
clujy
clulb
clund
clupf
coags
coant
cop.ma
coanb
coawk
coazm
coban
cobep
cobna
CoAi. — continued.
580 tons of coal
600
620
640
660
680
700
725 „
750
775
800
825
850
875
900
925
950
975
1,000
1.100
1,200 „
1.300
1,400
1,500
1.600
1,700
1.800
1.900
2,000
2,250
2,500
2,750
3,000
3,250
3,500
3,750
4,000
4,250
4,500
4,750
5,000
5,500
6,000
6,500
7,000
7,500
8,000
8,500
9,000
9,500
10,000
11,000
12,000
13,000
14,000
15,000
16,000
17,000
18,000
19,000
20.000
25.000
30,000
35,000
40,000
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Cobpe
Co'wron
Coal — eontinusd.
Code— con *>n««rf.
oobpe
45,000 tons of eo»l
conec
Bentley's shipping code
cobro
50,000
confo
One copy of code (see btlow)
cobty
60,000
oonid
Copies of code
cobyx
70,000
oonof
Lieber's code
cocap
80,000
oonug
conyh
Scott's code
cocpa
90,000
„ „ 8th edition
cocso
100,000
cooes
» „ 9th .,
cocvy
Coaled
coodt
„ 9th „ (reprint)
cocyv
Coaled and proceeded
coohy
,, 10th „
codre
.. at
coolc
„ nth „
codto
„ by
coonf
„ „ latest „
codwy
» for
coown
Standard code
coefs
„ steamer
copac
Watkin's code
coegt
coeky
Coaling
copca
„ „ (new edition)
Commenced coaling
coped
Western Union code
coelz
Coaling at
copgo
copif
( — ) of Bentley's code(s)
Send ( — ) of Bentley's code(s)
coemb
for
coenc
„ steamer
copog
copun
„ „ „ „ „ as used by us
coewl
„ with
Code additions received
coezn
Coalition
copyi
corai
Have received Bentley's code(s)
cofra
Coals (see also " Coal ")
„ you received Bentley's code(s)
cofse
Coaming(s)
coreg
,, not ,, ,, „
cofVo
Coarse
corfa
Coded
cofyx
Coarser
corge
COTJO
Correctly coded
cogsa
Coarsest
Not correctly coded
cogte
Coast (of)
coroi
comV
Codes (see also " Code " & " Cyphers ")
COKWO
conoy
On the coast
2 codes
East Coast
coryl
8 „
cohta
North „
cosag
4 „
cohuz
South „
cosga
cosne
5 „
cohve
West „
6 „
cohyo
Coastal
cosy
7 ..
coift
Coastal employment
cosko
8 ,.
coigv
coiib
,, trade
Coa8ter(s)
cosmy
cosok
9 ,.
10 „
coipf
Coasting
cosul
11 .,
cojcy
Coasting steamer
cotah
12 „
COjOZ
voyage
cotha
15.,,
co;jub
Coastwise
cotik
18 „
co^va
Coat(s) of
Coated (with)
cotie
cotlo
20 .,
cojwe
24 „
ooizo
cokbo
Coating(s)
cotnv
cotol
60 „
Cook(«)
Quote for following codes
cokiz
Code {set alto " Codes " t " Ctphbrs ")
cotiim
Send at once „
cokob
Code additions
cotyn
„ (— ) copies of „
cokuc
Al code
coubs
Coding
cokwa
A.B.C. code
couct
Examine coding and repeat
cokye
„ „ 4th edition
cougy
counz
Co-efflcient
colay
» » 6th „
Co-eflBcient decimal ( — )
colco
„ „ new „
coumf
Coerce
colez
Ager's code
couph
Coerced
coiib
Bentley's code
covai
covek
Coercing
coloc
„ complete phrase code
Coercion
colud
„ cyphers
covil
Coercive (measures)
colya
„ „ 900 millions editioa
CO via
covke
Cofferdam (s)
comaz
*» i» 4UU „ „
Cognisance
comdo
»» »i luu ,, †ž
covmo
Cognisant (of)
comeb
comod
„ general code
„ insurance code
covpy
covyp
cowaTk
Coincide(s) (with)
Coinoidea „
comuf
„ merchants' code
Coincidence
comyg
„ new code
cowel
Coinciding (with)
comza
„ phrase code
•x>wka
Coke
conab
„ „ „ and supplement
cowle
Cargo of coke
conba
»» i» »» ij our „
cowno
Foundry „
conce
„ special phrase code
cowon
Large „
37
Cowup
Cukgo
cowup
coyal
coybt
coyem
coygz
coyhb
coykd
coyla
cojTne
coyop
coypo
coyry
cozam
cozen
cozip
cozma
cozne
cozey
cozys
cramy
cranz
crard
crasf .
crav?j
cremz
crenb
crerf
creth
crewk
crezm
crifs
crihv
criky
crilz
crimb
crinc
crisE
crivk
crizn
croiy
crolb
crond
cropf
crowm
cnihy
crulc
crumd
crunf
icruri
crusk
crutl
cua^y
cuanz
cuald
cuamf
cuang
cuapn
cuark
cuawp
oubas
oubet
cubiv
cubsa
cubte
Coke — continued.
Small coke
Tons of coke
Cold
„ Chaniber(s)
Colder
Coldly
Collapse(s)
Collapsed
Has collapsed
Collapsing
Collateral
,, security
Collaterally
Colleague(s)
Collect(s)
Do not collect
Shall we collect
To collect
Collect it
Collected
Have collected
„ you collected
„ not „
Collected by
„ from
Collecting
Not collecting
Collection (of)
For collection
Collective
Collectively
Collide (with)
Collided (with)
Colliding
Collier(s)
Colliery(ies)
At the coUiery
Colliery certificate
Collision(s)
Has been in collision (with )
Damaged by collision
Collision at
„ with
„ will
Will the collision
Was „
(in) Collusion (with)
Colonel
Colonial
Colonial trade
ColonieS^ {see also " Colony ")
In the colonies
Colonisation
Colonise
Colonised
Colonising
Colonist(sy
Colony {see also " Coloniks ")
For the colony
From the colony
1° » n
To „ „
CoIour(s^
Colunanys)
„ No.
cubux
cubwo
cubzy
cucat
cucev
cucoy
cucta
cucuz
cucve
cucyo
cudav
cudix
cudoz
cudub
cudva
cudwe
cudzo
cuefy
cuegz
cuekd
cuelf
cuemg
cuerl
cufbo
cufiz
cufob^
cufuc
cufwa
cufye
cugay
cugco
cugez
cugib
cugoc
cugud
cugya
cugze
cuhaz
cuhbe
cuhdo
cuheb
cuhic
cuhod
cuhuf
cuhyg
cuhza
cuiid
cuilg
cuipk
cuirm
cujab
cujba
cujoe
ctyec
cuqfo
cuqhy
cujid
cujof
cuiui
%^
cukca
cukde
cuked
cukgro
iug
yfi
Conibat(s)
Combated
Combating
Combination (of)
„ with
Combine(s)
Combine with
Form(ed) a combine
Combined
„ with
,, to
Combining
>, with
» to
Combustion
Come(s)
To come (to)
Come to a (an)
Try to come to a (an)
Come(s) by
„ direct
„ from
» to
„ „ about
„ yi&
Is to come
Coming
Coming by
„ from
„ via
Command(s)
Commandant
Commanded
Commander {see also "Captaik")
Commanding
Commence(s)
To commence
Commence at
„ „ once
Will commence
Commence in (on)
„ immediately
» it
„ to
„ with
When does it commence
„ can you commence
Commenced
Has (have) commenced
•„ „ not commenced
Have you commenced
Commenced at
on
to
with
Commencement (of)
At commencement of
Commencing
Are commencing
Commencing alx)ut
at
from
immediately
in
on
11
gs
Cukif
Cyfka
cukif
cukog
cukuB
cuk3g
culad
culda
culef
culfe
culho
culig
culky
culon
culvn
culyk
cumaf
cumeg
cumfa
cumge
cumio
curmy
cumoj
cumuk
cumyl
cunag
cunga
cunhe
cunij
cunko
cunmy
cunok
cunul
cuocy
cuod2
cuohd
cuojf
cuook
cuorn
cuosp
cuows
cuozt
cupah
cupha
cupik
cupje
cuplo
cupnv
cupol
cupum
cupyn
curka
curie
curno
cusla
cusme
cuspo
cusry
cusyr
cutma
cutne
cutsy
cutur
cutys
cuvna
cuvor
cuvpe
Commencing — con tinned
Commencing to
„ with
Commend (s)
Commended
Commending
Commensurate
Comment(s) (upon)
Commented „
Commenting „
Commerce
Chamber of Commerce ,
Commercial
Commercially
Commissariat
Commission(s)
Add our (my) commission
„ your commission
Address commission
Does price include commission
„ not include commission
Including(es) commission
» our (my) commission
,, your commission
Please cover our (my) commission
Have covered your commission
,, you covered our (my) commission
Price (rate) includes commission
.. i> of 1 per cent.
" i> " It i>
»» » » I* «f
» i> » 2 „
" " » » )> ^i 1,
Wnat commission shall we (I) charge
Excluding commission
» our (my) commission
„ your commission
Less commission
No
Our (my) commission
Per cent. „
Bate of „
Their (his) „
Your commission
Commission and brokerage
account
for
from
of
on
to
i per cent,
4 .,
* ,.
1
li ,.
1| »
I' "
" >»
2i «
8
4
5
74 ,.
.. 10
Commissioned
cuvro
cuvty
cuvus
cuvyt
cuwir
cuwos
cuwut
cu"wyv
cuybz
cuyer
cuyhg
cuylk
CUJXQ
cuyto
cuyuv
cuywy
cuzar
cuzit
cuzov
cuzra
cuzse
cuzvo
cuzyx
cyach
cyafk
cyahm
cyajn
cyans
cyapt
cyasy
cyatz
cyavb
cyaxd
cybag
cybga
cybhe
cybij
cybko
cybmy
cybok
cybul
cycah
cycha
cycik
cycje
cyclo
cycol
cycum
cycjTn
cyda^*
cydek
cydil
cy("
cy(
cydmo
cydyp
cyegm
cyejp
cyems
cyent
cyery
cyewd
cyfak
cyfel
cyfka
a
Commissioned — con tinned.
Been commissioned
Commissioner(s)
Commissioning
Commit(s)
Commitment (s)
» at date
1. to (with)
Committed
« by
„ to (with)
Not committed (to)
Committee(s)
Committing
Common
Commoner
Commonest
Commonwealth
Australian Commonwefilth
Communicate(s)
„ immediately
» this to
I, with
Shall we communicate with
Communicated
Has been communicated
„ not communicated (with)
Have you „ „
To be communicated
Communicated it
» to
» with
Communicating
,, with
Are communicating with
Communioation(s)
In communication (with)
No „ from
Communication from
» with
Commute(s)
Commuted
Conunuting
Companies {see also. " Company")
Both companies
Companion(s)
Company (see also "Companies" & "CoieANy?«",
New company '
Our (my) company
Their (his) „
Limited company
Your company
Arrange for company
Arrange with company
Can the company
Will „ „
Company can
„ cannot
>, will
,, „ not
If th9 oompaay
Is „ „
Company Idmited
Company's
Comparable
Comparative
39
Cyfle
Daahz
cyfle
cyftio
cyfon
cyfup
cygal
cygem
cygla
cygme
cygop
cygpo
cygyr
cyEam
cyhen
cyhip
cyhma
cyhne
cyhur
cyhys
cyick
cyils
cyirz
cyjan
cyiep
cyjna
cyjor
cyjpe
cyjro
cyDty
cyjus
cyjyt
cykap
cykir
cykos
cykpa
cykso
cykut
cykvy
cykyv
cyler
cylre
cylto
cyluv
cylwy
cymar
cymit
cyxQov
cymra
cjnnse
cymvo
cymyx
cynas
cynet
cjmiv
cynsa
cynte
cynux
cynzy
cyoks
cyolt
cyopy
cyorb
cyosc
cyowg
cypat
Comparatively
Coinpare(s) (with)
Compared (with)
As compared with
Comparing
Comparison (s)
„ betwnen
In comparison with
Compartment(s)
Fore compartment
Aft
Watertight compartment
Compass(es)
Compatible (with)
Compel(s)
„ them (him)
„ us (me)
.. you
Compelled
to
Been compelled to
Not „ „
Are we compelled to
Compelling
Compensate(s)
Compensated (hy)
Compensating
Compensation
Claim compensation
Compensation for
Conipete(s)
Can compete
Cannot compete
Can you „
Compete against
» by
„ for
„ vigorously
„ with
Shall we (I) compete
Do not compete
Competed
„ against
„ with
» for
Competence(oy)
Competent (to)
Competing
Are competing
„ not competing
» you „
Competing very keenly
Competing for
„ with
With whom are we competing
Competition
In competition
No
Strong „
Their (his) competition
Competition in
» of
), with
To meet competition
Is there any competition
cypev
cypoy
cypta
cypua
cypve
cypyo
cyrbo
cyriz
cyrob
cyruc
C3rrwa
cyrye
oysay
cysco
cysez
cysib
cysoc
cysud
cysya
cysze
cytaz
cytdo
cyteb
cytgy
cytic
cytod
cytuf
cytyg
cytza
cyuhr
cyujs
ojnikt
cyulv
cjoipz
cyurc
cyusd
cyiivg
cyuzk
cyvab
cjrvba
cyvce
cyvec
cyvfo
cjrvhv
C3rvid
cyvof
cyvng
cyvyn
cjrwac
cywed
C37wif
cywog
cywim
cywyj
cyzaf
cyzeg
cyzfa
cyzge
cyzno
cj^y
cyzoj
cyzuk
cyzyl
daa
da
Oompeiitive
„ price
„ rate
Coinpetitor(s)
No competitors
Who are our competitors
Our (my) competitors
„ „ „ are quoting
Competitors for
Complain(s)
„ that
Complained
» of
„ that
Complaining
Complaint(s)
No complaint(s)
Serious complaint(s)
Complement
Full complement
Complete(s)
Complete(s) at
Completed
Been completed
Not
When will it be completed
Will be completed
If completed
Completed on
Completely
Completeness
Completing
at
Completion
On completion (of)
Complex
Compliance (with)
•In compliance with
Complioate(s)
Complicated
Very complicated
Complicating
Complication(s)
Create complications
Serious „
Complicity
Complied (with)
Not complied (with)
Compliment(B)
Complimentary
Complimented
Complimenting
Comply(ies) (with)
Complying (with)
Compose(s)
Composed (of)
Chiefly composed of
Composing
Composition
Composition of ( — ) in the £
Anti-fouling composition
Compound (s)
Compounded
Compounded with creditors
Compounding
40
Daald
Darno
Comprehend (s)
Comprehended
Comprehending
Comprehension
Comprehensive (ly)
Compress
Compressed
Compressing
Compressor(s)
Comprise(s)
Comprised (in)
„ of
Comprising
Compromise
„ us (me)
„ it for
Effect a compromise
Compromised
,, for (at)
Compromising
Comptroller(s)
Compulsion
Compulsory
Not compulsory
Compulsorily
Compunction
Computation
Compute(s)
Computed
„ at
>• by
Computing
Conceal(s)
Concealed
Concealing
Concede (s)
Conceded
Not conceded
Conceded by
„ to
Conceding
Conceivable
Conceive
Conceived
Conceiving
Concentrate(s)
Concentrated
Concentrating
Concentration
Conception
Concern (s)
Concerned (in)
Concerning (see also " Regarding ")
Concession (s)
Conciliate(s)
Conciliated
Conciliating
Conciliation
Conciliatory
Concise
Concisely
Conclude(s)
in
of
to
CovcLm>K{s)-;-continued.
^^t*"
C!onclude(s) it
dajhy
dajid
„ that
Concluded
daqof
Has been concluded
da;[ug
dajyfi
dakac
Have concluded
„ not concluded
» you „
dakca
Been concluded
dakde
Finally concluded
daked
Not
dakgo
Concluding
dakif
ConclUsion(s)
dakog
dakuH
No conclusion arrived at
At the conclusion (of)
dakyi
dalad
Conclusive
Conclusively
dalda
Concur(s) (in)
dalef
Concurred (in)
dalfe
Concurrence
dalho
Concurrently
dalig
Concurring
dalky
dalon
Condemn(s)
Condemned
dali\
dalyk
Condemning
Condensation
damaf
Condense(s)
dameg
Condensed
damfa
Condenser(s)
damge
Condensing
damio
damly
Condition (sec also " Conditions ")
Condition of
damoj
that
damuk
On condition that
damyl
What is the condition of
danag
In good condition
danga
„ bad „
danhe
„ fair „
danij
Conditional
danko
upon
danmy
Conditionally
danok
agreed
danul
„ accepted
daocy
upon
daodz
Conditions (see also "Condition ")
daohd
Chief conditions
daojf
Terms and conditions
daonk
What are the conditions
daorn
On what conditions
daosp
„ „ „ can you
daows
If the conditions
daoxt
Conditions of
dapah
Condolence(s)
dapha
Conduce(s) (to)
dapik
Conduced (to)
dapje
daplo
Conducing (to)
Conducive (to)
dapny
dapol
Not conducive to
Conduct(s)
dapum
„ of
dapya
Conducted
darak
by
darel
with
darka
Conducting
darle
Confer(s) {sec also "Consult")
darno
Conference(s) (of)
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Daron
Dejok
daron
darup
dasal
dasem
dasla
dasme
dasop
daspo
dasry
dasyr
datam
dateii
datip
datma
datne
datsy
datur
datys
dau^d
davUj
daumk
daurp
dauvs
davan
davep
davna
davor
davpe
davro
davty
davus
davyt
dawap
dawir
dawos
dawpa
dawso
dawut
dawvy
dawyv
daybz
dayer
dayhg
daylk
dayre
dayto
dayuv
daywy
dazar
dazit
dazov
dazra
dazse
dazvo
dazyx
deaby
deagd
deaJj
deamk
dearp
deavs
deawt
debay
debco
debez
CoKFKRBNOE(s)^-COnttWM«d.
Conference at
„ with
„ lines
In conference with
Conferred {see also " Consulted ")
„ with
Conferring (see also "Consulting")
,, with
Confess(es)
Confessed
Confessing
Confide(s)
Confided
Confidence (in)
In confidence
„ strict confidence
No confidence in
Confident (that)
Confidential
Strictly confidential
Confidential information
„ letter
„ „ dated
„ telegram
For your confidential information
Confidentially
„ informed
Confidently
„ believe
Confiding
Confine(s)
Confined (to)
Confining
Confirni(s)
Confirm- this (it)
„ „ by wire
We (I) confirm
Confirmation (of)
Subject to immediate confirmation
Ha'Ve you confirmation
Telegraph your confirmation
No confiitnation (of)
Confirmatory
Confirmed
Confirmed by (in)
Confirming
ConfiscateTs)
Confiscated
Confiscating
Confiscation
Confliot(s) (with)
Will (would) conflict with
Conflicted (with)
Conflicting (with)
Confonn(i^ (to)
Conformably
Confonned (to)
Conforming (to)
Conformity (with)
In conformity with
Is not in conformity with
Confound(s)
Confounded (with)
Confuse(s)
Confused (with)
debib
deboc
debud
debya
debze
decaz
decbe
deceb
decgy
decic
decod
decuf
decyg
decza
dedab
dedba
dedce
dedec
dedfo
dedhy
dedia
dedof
dedue
dedyn
deebz
deefd
deelk
deets
deevt
deezy
defac
defca
defde
defed
defgo
deftf
defjy
defog
defuH
defyj
degad
degda
degef
degfe
degho
degig
degky
degon
degui
degyK
dehaf
deheg
debfa
dehge
dehjo
dehoj
dehuk
dehyl
deixy
dejag
dejga
dejhe
dejko
dejok
Confusing
Confusion
Congest(s)
Congested
,, market
„ state of
Very congested
Congesting
Congestion
Congratulate(s)
Heartily congratulate (you)
Congratulated (upon)
Congratulating
Congratulation(s)
Hearty congratulations
Congratulatory
Congress
Conjecture
Conjectured
Conjecturing
Conjointly (with)
Conjunction (with)
In conjunction with
Connect(s) (with)
Connected (with)
Connecting (with)
Connection(s)
„ with
In connection „
Connivance
Connive (s)
Connived
Conniving (with)
Conscious(ly)
Consecutive
„ numbers
Consecutively
Consent(s) {see also '^Agbee")
Our (my) consent
Their (his) „
Your consent
Give „
Obtain consent of
Do you consent to
Would you consent to
„ they (he) cotisent to
Cannot consent to
If you consent to
Consent(s) of
„ to
Consented (to) {see als6 " Agreed ")
Consenting (to) {seealso "Aat,tEvm")
Consequence (of)
In consequence of
Consequences
Serious consequences
Consequent (upon)
Consequential
Consequently
Conservative(^
„ Government
Conserve^)
Conservea
Conserving
Conslder(s)
42
<«erf
Dejul
Didij
deiul
dekah
dekha
dekik
delge
deklo
dekny
dekol
dekum
dekyn
delai
delek
delil
delja
delke
delmo
delpy
delyp
demak
demel
demka
demle
demno
demup
denal
denem
denla
denme
denop
denpo
denry
denyr
deogh
deoEj
deoik
deolm
deonp
deors
deost
deowy
deozb
depam
depen
depip
depma
depne
depsy
depur
depys
derap
deros
derpa
derso
derut
deryv
deser
desre
desto
desuv
detar
detit
detov
detra
detse
detvo
Consider(s) — continued.
Consider(s) it
„ that
„ they (he)
„ this (these)
we (1)
„ whether
you
Do not consider
„ you consider
We (I) consider
If you consider
What do you consider
Considerable
Very considerable
Considerable amount
Considerably
Considerably above (over;
„ under (below)
Considerate(ly)
Consideration(s)
Careful consideration
Immediate „
Our (my) „
Their (his) „
Your ,1
Consideration for
(In) consideration of
Under consideration
Is under consideration, will reply shortly
Suggest for consideration
Considered
Is considered
Is not considered
Is it „
If considered
Carefully considered.
Considered by
„ necessarv
,) that
J, to be
Considering
„ that
Consign (s)
Can (will) you consign
Cannot (will not) consign
Consign goods
„ it to
„ it to us (me)
„ steamer (to)
„ ship (to)
Consigned
Arrange for it to be consigned to
Is consigned to
., i> » you
Consigned by
„ to
„ „ us (me)
,, ., you
Consignee(s)
Consignee(s) of
» » goods
Consigning
Consignment(8)
On consignment
Our (my) consigmnent
detyx
devas
devet
deviv
devsa
devte
devux
devwo
dewat
dewev
dewoy
dewta
dewuz
dewve
dewyo
deyav
deycy
deyhi
dejax
deyjm
deylp
deyoz
deyps
deyub
deyva
desrwe
deyzo
dezbo
deziz
dezob
dezuc
dezwa
dezye
diabd
diacf
diahk
diajl
diiam
diamp
diart
diavy
diawz
dibad
dibda
dibef
dibfe
dibho
dibig
diblCT"
dibon
dibuj
dibyk
dicaf
diceg
dicfa
dicge
dicjo
dicly
dicoi
dicuk
dicyl
didag
didga
didne
didy
ConsignmentCs) — continued.
Their (his) consignment
Your consignment
Ship on consignment
To our (my) consignment
„ their (his) consignment
„ your consignment
Consignment of
Consignor(s) (of)
Consignors of goods
Consist(s) (of)
Chiefly consist(s) of
Consisted (of)
Consistency
Consistent (with)
Consistently
Consisting (of)
Chiefly consistmg of
Consolidate(s)
Consolidated
„ rate (price)
Consolidating
Consolidation
Consols
Conspicuous (ly)
Conspiracy
Conspiring (to)
Constant
Constantly
Consternation
Constituency
Constituent(s)
Constitute(s)
Constituted
Constituting
Constitution
Constrain(s)
Constrained (to)
Constraining
Construct(s)
Constructed (by)
„ for (to)
,. of
To be constructed of (with)
Constructing
Construction
„ of
Under construction
Constructive
„ total loss
Construe(s)
Construea
by
Construing
Consul
British. Consul
Consular
Consulate
British.Consulate
Consult(s)
Consult us (me)
If them (nim)
,, with
Shall we (I) oonsnlt
Do not consult
ConsuItation(s)
43
Didko
Diyid
didko
didmy
didok
didul
diejm
dielp
dieps
dierv
diety
dievz
diewb
diezd
difah
difha
difik
difie
diflo
difny
difol
difum
difyn
CoNSULTAoaoN (s) — Continued.
In consultation with
Consulted
re
digai
digek
digil
digja
digke
digmo
digpy
di£
laL
dihel
dihka
dihle
dihno
dihon
dihup
d^al
dijem
dijla
dijme
dyop
a\jpo
dikam
diken
dikip
dikma
dikne
dikur
dikys
dilan
dilep
dilna
dilor
dilpe
dilro
dilus
dUyt
dimap
dimir
dimos
dimpa
dimso
dimut
dimyv
Consulting
„ Engineer
), Naval Architect
Consumable
Consunie(s)
Consumed
Con8umer(s)
Consuming
Consumption (of)
Coal consumption
Total
Consumptive
Contaot (with)
In contact with
Contagion
Contagious
Contain (s)
Does it (do they) contain
Do(es) not contain
Contained (in)
» in our (my)
J, „ their (his)
,, „ your
Not contained in
Containing
Contamination
Contemplate(s)
Contemplated
Contemplating
Contemplation
Contempt
Contemptible
Contend(s) (that)
Contended (that)
Contending (that)
Content (toT
» with
Contented (with, to)
Contention(8)
Contentious
Contents (of)
Contest(B)
» it
Shall we (1) contest (it)
Do not contest (it)
Contested
Must be contested
Not contested
Contesting
Contesting it
Context
Continent
Prom the Continent
North
South „
On the
To the
U.K. or
Continental
Continental port(s)
One Continental port
Two Continental ports
dinre
dinto
dlntiv
diogm
dionn
diojp
diont
diory
diosz
diowd
dipar
dipit
dipov
dipra
dipse
dipvo
dipyx
dirat
direv
diroy
dirta
diruz
dirve
diryo
disav
discy
disix
disoz
disub
disva
diswe
diszo
ditiz
ditob
dituc
ditwa
ditye
diuck
diugn
dims
ditunt
diurz
diusb
diuvd
divay
divco
divez
divib
divoc
divud
divya
divze
diwaz
diweb
diwic
diwod
diwuf
diwyg
diyab
diyba
diyce
diyec
diyfo
diyhy
id
diyic
CoNTiXEKTAir — Continued,
Three Continental ports
Contingenoy(ie8)
To meet contingency(ies)
Contingent (upon)
Continual
Continually
Continnanoe
Continuation
Continue(s)
Do not continue
Shall we (I) continue
To continue
Continue (s) to
» » be
.. very
Continued
Continued by
» to
Continuing (to)
Continuity
Continuous
Continuously
Contra
Contraband
Contract {see aiso" Contracts ")
At what can (wQl) you contract
„ „ will they contract
Clause in contract
Conditions of contract
In contract
Mail „
New „
No „
Outside the contract
Our (my) contract
Secure „
Secured „
Tender for contract
Tendered for contract
Terms of contract
,, and conditions of contract
Their (his) contract
Under contract
Your „
Contract at
„ for
„ from
„ signed
to
„ with
Can contract
„ not contract
.. you „
Do not „
May we (I) contract
Shall „
Will contract
„ not contract
» you „
If you contract
„ the „
Contracted
» at
>, for
>, to
44
Diyks
Doraz
diyks
diylt
diyof
diyug
dizac
dizca
dizde
dized
dizgo
dizif
dizjy
dizog
dizuH
dizyj
doack
doagn
doals
doamt
doanv
doarz
doasb
doavd
doawf
dobai
dobek
dobU
dobia
dobke
dobmo
dobpy
dobyp
docak
docel
docka
docle
docno
docon
docup
dodal
dodem
dodla
dodme
dodop
dodpo
dodry
dodyr
doeks
doelt
doemv
doepy
doerb
doewg
dofam
dofen
dofip
doftna
dofne
dofey
dofur
dofys
dogan
dogep
dogna
dogor
dogpe j
Contracted — contintied.
Contracted with
Have contracted with (for)
„ not contracted with (for)
„ >. yo"
Ciontraoting
.. for
>• to
ti with
Contraotor(s)
Contracts (see also " Contmact ")
Are inviting contracts
Invite contracts
Contracts for
Contradict(s)
Contradicted
Contradicting
Contradiction
Contradictory
Contrary (to)
Contrast(s) (with)
Contrasted (with)
Contrasting (with)
Contravene(s)
Contravened
Contravening
Contravention
Contributable
Contribute(s)
Contributed
» by.
)i to(wards)
Contributing
Contribution(s) (to, towards)
Contributor(s)
Contributory(ies)
Contrive (to)
Contrived (to)
Contriving (to)
Control(s) (of)
Get control (of)
Secure control (of)
Secured „
Under the control of
Who controls
Controlled (by)
Controller (sec aho " CoJtPTBOLLEB ")
Controlling
I, interest
Controversy(ie8)
Convalescent
Convene(s)
Convened
Convened for (to)
Convenience
Great convenience
At earliest convenience
Convenient (for, to)
If convenient
Quite convenient
It is not convenient for (to)
Conveniently
Convening
Convention(s)
Conversant (with)
Conversation(8)
dogro
dogty
dogus
dogyt
donap
dohir
dohos
dohpa
dohso
dohut
dohvy
dohyv
doiis
doikt
doilv
doipz
doirc
doizk
dojer
dqjre
dqjto
dojuv
doiwy
dokar
dokit
dokov
dokra
dokse
dokvo
dokyx
dolas
dolet
doliv
dolsa
dolte
dolux
dolwo
dolzy
domat
domev
domoy
domta
domuz
domve
domyo
donav
dancy
donix
donoz
donub
donva
donzo
doohs
doojt
doonz
doord
doosf
doowj
dopbo
dopiz
dopob
dopuc
dopwa
dopye
doraz
Conversion (of)
„ into
ConYert(s)
Converted (into)
Convertible
Converting
Convey(s) (seeaUo "Cabry")
ConYeyanoe
Conveyed
„ by (in)
„ from
,, to
To be conveyed
Conveying
Convict (s)
Convicted (of)
Convicting
Convictlon(s)
Convince (s)
Convinced (that)
Convincing
Convoy(8)
Cool
Cooled
Coolie(s)
Cooling
Co-operate(s) (with)
Cooperated „
Co-operating (with)
Co-operation „
In co-operation with
Cope (with)
Copeek(s)
Coped (with)
Copied
Copies {see alto " Copy ")
2 copies
3 „
4 „
6 „
6 „
12 „
18 „
24 „
Coping (\vith)
Copper
Copy (iee also "Copies ")
A copy of
Send copy of
Copying
Cordial
Cordially
Corn
Corner(s) (in, of)
Cornered
Cornering
Corporation(s)
Corps
Correot(8)
Is this correct
„ quite „
» not „
Strictly „
Correct it
.. » to
45
Dorbe
Dubus
dorbe
dordo
doreb
dorgy
dorod
doruf
doryg
dorza
dosab
dosba
dosce
dosec
dosfo
dosliy
dosid
dosof
dosug
dosyfi
dotac
dotde
dotgo
dotif
dotjy
dotog
dotufi
dotyj
doiups
doubt
douly
doumz
dourf
douth
douzm
dovad
dovda
dovef
dovfe
dovho
dovig
dovfy
dovon
dovtg
dovyjc
doWaf
doweg
dowfSa.
dowge
do-w^o
dowqi
dowiik
dowyl
doyag
doyfS
doyga
doyne
doyij
doyko
doymb
doync
doyok
do3ml
doyzn
dozah
dozha
dozik
Corrected
.Has been corrected
Corrected it
Correcting
Correction(8) (of)
Correctly
Not correctly
Correctness
Correspond(s) (with, to)
Corresponded (with, to)
Correspondence
Copy of correspondence
Correspondence re
„ with
CorreBpondent(s)
Our (my) correspondent(8)
Their (his)
Your correspondent(s)
Corre8pondent(s) at
Corresponding
„ with
Correspondingly
Corroborate(s)
Corroborated
Corroborating
Corroboration
Corrode(E)
Corroded
Corroding
Corrosion
Corrugated
„ iron
Cost (»e« alio " Costs")
Gross cost
Nett cost
Total „
Cost about
„ at
„ excluding
„ including
„ of
„ price
„ must not exceed
„ would not exceed
C.4f.
C.&i.
C.i.f.
C.i.f.&e.
Ci.f. & c.
C.&f. shipment by steamer
„ „ „ sailer
C.i.f. shipment by steamer
„ „ „ saiXer
C.i.f. &e. „ „ steamer
If f> >i saiier
Ci.f.&c. „ „ steamer
„ „ „ sailer
Telegraph cost of
c.&f.
„ „ shipment by steamer
„ ci.f.
„ „ shipment by sti
„ cost f.o.b.
„ nett cost
Will (would) cost
do^'e
dozlo
dozol
dozum
dozyn
drafs
dragt
dranv
draky
dralz
dramb
dranc
drarg
drasn
dravk
drazn
dreds
dreft
drejy
drelb
drend
drepf
drewm
dries
dridt
drihy
drilc
drimd
drinf
driri
drisk
dritl
drobs
droct
drogy
drohz
drold
drong
dropfi
drork
drowp
drubt
drufy
dri^
druEb
drukd
drulf
drumg
drurl
drusm
dua«fs
duant
dualy
duamz
duanb
duawk
duazm
duban
dubep
dubna
dubor
dubpe
dubro
dubty
dubus
Cost — contmued.
Will (would) cost about
„ „ „ more than
„ „ not cost more than
If cost does not exceed
Costing
Costliness
Costly
Costs (see also " Cost ")
Costs and charges
„ of action
Cotton
Bales cotton
Cotton for
„ from
» goods
Could {tee also Pronowtis and " Ip ")
Could a (an)
» any
» be
» » no
„ have
i» » Deen
„ „ had
.. » no
„ he
>» i» n®
» her
» his
» I
„ -if
» it
., my
„ no
„ not
)» »» D6
„ „ have
>» >» it
be
„ „ she
»» » »» be
» » they (he)
„ „ this (these) (be)
» » we (I)
» you
„ our
„ she
»j II DO
„ the
„ their
„ there
)» »i "^
„ these
11 II be
.. they
II II oe-
„ this
•I II he
I, we
II II oe
II you
11 II 0®
II your
Council(s)
»6
Dubyt
Duvke
dubsrt
ducap
ducir
ducos
ducpa
ducso
ducut
ducvy
ducyv
duder
dudre
dudto
duduv
dudwy
duefs
duegt
dueky
dueLz
duemb
duenc
duewl
duezn
dufiar
dufit
dufov
dufra
dufse
dufvo
dufjrx
dugas
duget
dugiv
dugsa
dugte
dugiix
dugwo
dugzy
dunat
duhev
duhoy
duhta
duhuz
duhve
duhyo
duift
duijy
duilb
duipf
dujav
dtqcy
duqix
dujoz
duqub
dujva
dujwe
dinzo
dvikbo
dukiz
dukob
dukuc
dukwa
dukye
dulay
dulco
dulez
Counsel(s)
Count(s) (as)
Counted (as)
Countenance(s)
Countenanced
Countenancing
Counter
Counteract(s)
Counteracted
Counteracting
Counteractive
Counterbalance(s)
Counterbalanced
Counterbalancing
Countermand (s) {see also "Countekordeb")
Countermanded
Countermanding
Counter offer(s)
Get counter offer
Made counter offer
Make „
,, us „
.. you „
We make you counter offer
No counter offer
Counter offer at
„ for
„ from
„ of
Counter oifered
Have counter offered
Counter offering
Counterorder(s)
Counterordered
Counterordering
Countersign (s)
Countersigned
Countersigning
Counting
Countries
Country
Coupon (s)
Course
In due (ordinary) course
In course of
Course of market
Court(s)
Decision of court(s)
Court martial
Courtesy
Coirenant(s)
Covenanted
Covenanting
Cover(8) (see oho " Insubk ")
Fully cover
Cover risk (of)
At what could you cover
Covered
Fully covered
Is not covered
Have covered
„ not covered
.. you »
Covered at
„ for
dulib
duloc
dulud
dulya
dulze
dumaz
dumbe
dumdo
dumeb
dumic
dumod
dumuf
dumyg
dumza
dunab
dunba
dunec
dunfo
dunid
dunof
dunug
dunyH
duocs
duodt
duohy
duolc
duonf
duown
dupac
dupca
dupgo
dupif
dupog
dupim
dupyi
duraf
dureg
durfa
durge
durjo
duroi
duruk
duryl ,
dusag
dusga
dushe
dusij
dusko
dusmy
dusok
dusid
dutah
dutha
dutik
dutie
dutlo
dutny
dutol
dutum
dutsrn
duvai
duvek
duvil
duvia
davke
Covered — continued.
Covered risk (at, of)
Covering
Crack(s) (in)
Cracked
Cracking
Craft
Crane(s)
Crank(s)
Crank Shaft
Crate(s)
Create(s)
Created (by)
Creating
Credence
Credentials
Credible(ly)
Credit(s)
Amount at credit
What is amount at credit (of)
Shall (may) we credit
On credit
(To) our (my) credit
„ their (his) „
„ your credit
Credit balance
„ for
„ from
„ it
„ of
„ them (him) with
„ us (me) with
„ you with
Credited
Has (have) been credited (with)
„ not been credited (with)
Have we (I) been credited „ •
„ they (h") been credited „
„ you been credited (with)
Credited by
» in
» to
„ with
Crediting
Crediting it (to)
Creditor(s)
Meeting of creditors
Crew(s)
European crew
Lascar crew
Native „
New „
Present „
Crew and passengers
„ for
„ of
„ saved
Criminal
Cripple (s)
Crippled (by, for)
Crippling
Crisis (in)
During present crisis
Present crisis
Serious „
saved
47
Duvmo
Dypay
duvmo
du-^y
duvyp
duwak
duwel
duwon
duwup
duyal
duybt
duyem
duygz
duyhb
duykd
duyla
duyme
duyop
du3rpo
duyry
duzam
duzen
duzip
dtizma
duzne
duzsy
duzur
duzys
dyaks
dyalt
dyamv
dyapy
dyaro
dyasc
dyawg
dybak
dybel
dybka
dyble
dybno
dybott
dybnp
dycal
^cetQ
dycla
dycop
dycpo
dycry
dycyr
dydam
dyden
dydip
;dydma
dydne
dydsy
dydur
dydys
dyeis
dyekt
dyelv
dyeny
dyepz
dyerc
dyevg
dyezk
d3rfan
dyfep
Critical
Very critical
Criticise(s)
Criticised
Criticising
Criticisin(s)
Crop{s)
Cross
Crosscut
Cross examination
Cross examine
Cross examined
Crossed
Crossing
Crowd (s)
Crovrded (with)
Crowding
Crown(s)
Crowned
Crowning
Crude
Crude Oil
Cruise(s)
Cruised
Cruiser(s)
Cruising
Crush
Crushed
Crusher(s)
Crushing(s)
Cubic
Cubic capacity
,, feet per ton
( — ) cubic feet per ton
40
50
( — ■) thousand cubic feet
Cubic metre(s)
„ yards
Cubical
Culminate(s) (in)
Culminated (in)
Culminating (in)
Culpable (negligence)
Cultivate(s)
Cultivated
Cultivating
Cultivation
Cumbersome
Cumulative
Cum div.
Cure
" No cure no pay "
Curious(ly)
Currency
Local currency
During currency (of)
Current(s)
Currently
Curtail (s)
Curtailed
Curtailing
Custody (of)
Custom
^ of port
djrfiia
dyfor
dyfpe
dyfro
dyfty
djdFus
dyfyt
dygap
dygir
dygos
dygpa
dygso
dygut
dygvy
dygyv
dyner
dyhre
dyhto
dyhuv
dyhwy
ds^jt
dyird
dyjar
dyjit
dyjov
dyjra
dyjse
dy)vo
dyjyx
dykas
dyket
dykiv
dyksa
dykte
dykux
dykwo
dykzy
dylat
dylev
dyloy
dylta
dyluz
dylve
dylyo
dymav
djmicy
dymix
dymoz
dymub
dymva
dymwe
dymzo
dynbo
d3miz
dynob
dynuc
dynye
dyogs
dyoht
dyoly
dyonb
dyorf
dyowk
dyozm
dypay
Custom-house
Customary
As customary
Customer (s) {see also " Client(s) ")
Customs
Cut(s)
Cutting
Cyclone(s)
Cylinder(s)
H.P. cylinder(s)
Intorm : cylinder(s)
L.P.
Cypher(s) {see also " Code ")
Bentley's cyphers
„ 900 million cyphers
400
100 „
Copies of Bentley's cyphers
Old cyphers
New „
Whitelaw's 500 million cyphers
„ 1,023 ,, „
„ 407,600 cyphers
Berne vocabulary „
Terminal arrangeinent of Bentley's cyphera
Cwt(s). {see " Hundredweights ")
D
Daily
Dairy produce
Damage(s)
Claim(8) damage(s)
Telegraph estimated damage
Is damage serious
Estimated damage
Extent of „
No damage(8)
Serious damage(s)
Slight
What will damage(s) amount to
Damage caused by
Damage(s) f^om (by)
„ in
to
„ „ ship
Damaged
Is it damaged
Has it „
„ not damaged
Seriously „
Slightly ,,
Damaged by
„ to extent of £
Damaging
Damp
Danger(s)
Great danger (of, in)
No danger (of)
Danger from
of
to
Is there any danger of
Dangerous
„ position
Not dangerous
Very „
48
Dypco
Ebkov
dypco
dypez
dypib
dypoc
dypud
dypya
dypze
d3rrab
djn'ba
dyrce
dyrec
dyrfo
dyrhy
dyrid
dyrof
dyrug
dyryh
dysac
dysca
dysde
dysed
dysgo
dysif
dysjy
dysoff
dysuB
dytad
dytda
dytef
dsrtho
dytig
djrtoh
dytui
dytyk
dyms
dyufit
d3nmv
d3niky
dyuLs
dyumb
dyurg
djTisn
dyiivk
dyiizn
6.yva£
dyveg
dy^rfa
dyvge
dyvjo
dyvoi
dyviik
d3r7yl
dy-wag
dywhe
dywij
dywok
dywul'
dyzai
dyzek
dyzil
dyzna
dyzke
dyzmo
dyzyp
Dangerously
eback
Danish
ebagn
ebals
„ Government
Dare (to)
ebamt
„ not
ebanv
Daring
ebarz
Dark
ebasb
Too dark
ebavd
Darker
ebawf
Darkest
ebbai
ebbek
Darkness
Data
ebbil
Date(s) {see " Days " if various Months)
ebbom
To date
ebbre
Date of
ebbsa
What is date of
ebbun
80 d/d
ebbsrp
ebcak
60 „
90 „
ebcel
120 „
ebcim
1 month's date
ebcon
2 months' „
ebcro
8 „ II
ebcup
ebdal
^ If II
6 „ ,1
ebdem
Dated
ebdin
Dating (from)
ebdop
Daughter(s)
ebdva
DaYit(s)
ebdyr
Dawn
ebeks
Day(s)
ebelt
1 day
ebemv
2 days
ebepy
8 ,1
eberb
4 „
ebewg
5 1.
ebfa.m
6 .,
ebfen
7 „
ebfip
8 „
ebfur
9 ,.
ebfys
10 „
ebgan
11 ,.
ebgep
12 „
ebgor
13 „
ebgus
14 „
ebgwe
15 J,
ebgyt
16 „
ebhap
17 „
ebhir
18 1,
ebhos
19 „
ebhut
20 „
ebhyv
21 ,.
ebiis
ebikt
22 „
28 „
ebilv
24 „
ebipz
25 1,
ebirc
26 „
ebizk
,27 ,1
ebjer
28 „
ebjis
29 „
ebjot
80 „
emuv
ebkar
45 I.
60 1,
ebkes
90 „
ebkit
120 „
ebkov
Day(s) — continued.
8d/s
10 „
80 ,1
60 „
90 „
120 „
30 d/d
60 I,
90 „
120 „
Few days
For a few days
How many days
In a few days
Running days
Worldng days
Weather working days
Number of days
Save her days
Day(s) for
„ time
( — ) days, Sundays and holidays excepted
Daybreak
Daylight
Daytime
Dead
Dead-look
Dead-weight
( — ) tons dead-weight
(— ) I, „ on draught of ( — ) feet
Dead-weig'ht capacity
„ cargo
Deal {see also "Deals")
Dealer(s)
Dealing
Deals
„ and ends
„ „ battens
( — ) stds. of deals and battens
Dealt
11 in
II wth
Not dealt with
Dear
Too dear
Dearer
Much dearer
Dearth (of)
Death(s) (from)
Debar(s)
Debarred (from)
Debarring
Debatable
Debate
Debated
Debating
Debenture(s)
£3^ per cent, debenturea
£4
m „
m II
m ,,
£5
£5 10s. I,
£Q
49
Ebkyx
Echup
ebkyx
ebla^
eblet
ebliv
eblux
ebnav
ebnix
ebnoz
ebnub
ebohs
ebojt
ebonz
ebord
ebosf
ebowj
ebpha
ebpiz
ebpob
ebpuc
ebraz
ebreb
ebrho
ebric
ebrod
ebruf
ebryg
ebsab
ebsec
ebsid
ebsio
ebske
ebsla
ebsof
ebsug
ebsyn
ebtac
ebted
ebtif
ebtko
ebtma
ebtog
ebtim
ebtyj
ebt^s
ebunt
ebuly
ebumz
eburf
ebuth
ebtusm
ebvad
ebvef
ebvig
ebvlo
ebvoh
ebwn
ebvyjc
ebwaf
ebweg
ebwin
ebwoj
ebwuk
jBbwyl
ebyag
ebyen
Debenture(s) — continued.
Bearer debentures
Floating debentures
Mortgage debentures
First mortgage debentures
Second „ „
Issue debentures
Debentures for £
„ issued
Debenture holders
„ interest
„ stock
„ „ holder(s)
Debit(s)
(To) our (my) debit
,, their (his) „
,. your „
Debit balance
„ of
„ them (him) with
„ us (me) with
,, you with
Shall we (I) debit
Telegraph amount to debit of
Debited
Not debited
Debited by
» in
„ to
„ with
Debiting
„ it to
Debt(s)
Debtor(s)
Deceased
Deceive (s)
Deceived
Deceiving
December
1st December
2nd
8rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
11th
12th „
18th
14th
16th „
16th
17th
18th
19th „
20th
21st
22nd
28rd
24th „
26th ^
26th
27* -
eb37ij
ebyno
ebyok
ebype
ebyul
ebzah
ebzijc
ebzol
ebzpo
ebzra
ebzum
ebzyn
ecabd
ecacf
ecahk
ecajl
ecaln
ecamp
ecavy
ecawz
ecbad
ecbef
ecbig
ecbon
ecbui
ecbyk
eccaf
ecceg
eccih
eccqj
eccre
eccsa
eccuk
eccyl
ecdag
ecden
ecdij
ecdok
ecdul
ecdsrm
eceim
ecelp
eceps
ecerv
ecety
ecevz
ecewb
ecezd
ecfah
ecfik
ecfol
ecftun
ecfyn
ecgai
ecgek
ecgil
ecgom
ecgun
ecgwa
ec?
eel
echel
echim
echon
echup
December — continued.
28th December
29th
80th
31st
Beginning of December
During December
End of „
Middle of „
First half of December
Second half of ,,
For December
In „
„ all „
December/January
December/January/Febvuary
December sailing
„ steamer
to
Deception
Deceptive
Decide(s)
Decide about
„ immediately
„ it
» to
When can you decide
Decided {see also " Decision '')
It has been decided
Finally decided
Have „
„ not to
„ you decided (to)
What has been decided
Not yet decided
Decided by
„ immediately
„ not to
„ that
„ to
Decidedly
Deciding
Deciliters
Decimal {nee " Numerals " for double figures)
â– 1
•2
•8
•4
•5
•6
•7
•8
•9
Decimeter(s)
Decipher
„ telegram
Deciphered
Deciphering
Deoi8ion(s) {see also " Decided ")
Early decision
Final „
Immediate decision
Come to a decision
Telegraph decision
Have you arrived at a decision (re)
No decision arrived at
50
Echvo
Edkik
Decision(s)-'— comtmued.
Our (my) decision
Their (his) „
Your decision
Decision of
„ „ Board
Decisive
Decisively
Deck(s)
One deck
„ „ laid
Two decks
„ „ laid
Three decks
Awning deck
Bridge deck(s)
Main „
No
On
Orlop „
Promenade deck(s)
Shelter „
Spar „
Three deck rule
'Tween deck(s)
Deck-house
Decked
Deckload
Declaration(s)
Declare (s)
Declared
To be declared
Declaring
Decline(s)
No decline(s) (in)
Decline (s) in
„ it
of
„ to
Likely to decline
Must decline
Shall we (I) decline
Is there any decline in
Declined
Been declined
Have declined
Dechned by
it
to
„ 1 point
„ 2 points
» 3 II
»i ^ II
II 5 11
Declining
Steadily declining
Eapidly „
Decorate
Decorated
Decorating
Decoration(s)
Decrease(s)
Decrease of (in)
Serious decrease (in)
Decreased
II by
eczac
eczed
eczif
eczoff
eczun
eczyj
edaby
edagd
edalj
edamk
edarp
edavs
edawt
edbay
edbez
edbib
edboc
edbud
edcaz
edceb
edcic
edcod
edcuf
edcyj
eddal
eddec
eddid
eddof
eddsa
eddug
eddyh
edebz
edefd
edelk
ede.ts
edevt
edezy
edfac
edfed
edfif
edfog
edfro
edfuh
edgad
edgef
edgig
edgon
edgui
edgyk
edfiaf
edheg
edhih
edhoj
edhiik
edhyl
edixy
edjag
edjeh
edjij
edqok
edjul
edlsrm
edkah
edkik
Decreased — continued.
Decreased to
Decreasing
Decree(s)
Decreed
Decreeing
Deduct(s)
Deduct from
» it
Shall we (I) deduct
Must deduct
Deducted
Been deducted
Not (been) deducted
Deducted by
for
„ from
Have deducted
„ you deducted
Must be deducted
Deducting
After deducting
Before „
Deduction(s)
for
„ from
Deed(s)
Deeni(s)
Deemed (to be)
Deeming
Deep
Too deep
Very deep
Deepen
Deepened
Deepening
Deeper
Deepest
Deeply
Defalcation(s)
Default
Defaulted
Defaulter(s)
Defaulting
Defeat (s)
Defeated
Defeating
Defect(s) (in)
Defective
Very defective
Defectively
Defenoe(s)
Defend (s)
Defendant(s)
Defended
Defending
Defensive
Defer(s)
ShaU we (I) defer
Deference (to)
Deferential
Deferred
Has been deferred
Deferring
Defiance
Defiant
51
Edkol
Efjyh
PmafW i.ri»>fc«>r
edkol
Deficiency
edylo
Will it delay
edkum
Deficient (iu)
edymfi
'How long will it delay
edkwo
Very deficient
edyna
Will delay (it)
„ not delay Qi)
edkyn
Deficit
edyoa
edlaj
edlek
of
edjmb
No delay
„ in
eci?nz
Serious delay
edUl
Shows a deficit of
edzmo
Delay in
edlom
Defied
edzne
„ of
edlun
Define(s)
edzob
„ to
edl3rp
Defined
edzpa
Delayed
edmak
Defining
edzuc
How long wiU it (she) be delayed ,
edmel
Definite
efagy
Seriously delayed
edmim
No definite
efa,n?;
Delayed at (in)
edmon
Definitely
efald
•> by
edmup
It has been definitely
efamf
for
ednal
Not definitely
efang
efapn
„ owing to
ednem
„ "„ • arranged
„ steamer
ednin
Definitely arranged
efark
Will be delayed
ednop
„ decided
efawp
„ not be delayed
ednyr
Definiteness
efbas
Delaying
edogh
Definition
efbet
Is (are) delaying
«donj
Definitive
efbiv
What is „
edoik
edolm
Definitively
efbux
Delaying it
Deflect(s)
efcat
Delcredere
edonp
Deflected
efcev
Delegate(s)
edors
Deflecting
efcoy
Delegated
edost
Deflection
efcuz
Delegating
edowy
Deeraud(s)
efdav
Delegation
edozb
Defrauded
efdix
Delete(s)
edpam
Defrauding
efdoz
Deleted (from)
edpen
Defray(s)
efdra
Deleting
edpip
„ cost (of)
efdub
Deletion(s)
edpur
,, expenses (of)
efefy
Deliberate
edpys
edrna
Defrayed
Defraying
efegz
efekd
Deliberated
Deliberately
edser
Defy(ies)
efelf
Deliberating
ed^o
edsne
Defying
Degrade
efemg
eferl
Deliberation
Delicacy
ledsis
Degraded
effiz
Delicate
edt^a
Degrading
eflfob
Delight
edsuv
I>egree(s)
eflfre
Delighted
edtar
1 degree
eSsa.
„ to hear
iedtes
2 degrees
eflPao
beliver(s)
edtho
8 „
e^y
Deliver at
edtit
4 „
efgez
in(to)
edtov
6 „
efgib
,. it
edtyx
ediibd
6 „
^ ,.
efgoc
e§ro
„ to
Can deliver
leducf
'eduhk
8 „
9 „
efeud
efnaz
Cannot „
Can you deliver
eduil
eduln
edump
edurt
10 „
efbeb
Expect to deliver
1 degree more
2 degrees „
efhic
efhod
efhuf
When can you deliver
Do not deliver
May (shall) we (I) deliver
eduvy
edvas
4
efhyg
Delivered
1 degree less
efud
efiig
efipk
Been delivered
edvet
fidviv
2 degrees „
Not (been) delivered
edvux
^ ti it
efirm
To be dehvered
edwat
edwev
( — ) degrees of price
f — ) degrees under your quotation
efjab
efiec
e^id
efjof
Have „
„ not delivered
edwoy
edwuz
edyav
edyix
(— ) „ over „
Delay(s)
Do not delay
Cause of delay
» you „
Was (were) „
Delivered at (in)
,. by
52
Efkac
Eggre
Delivered— confiwu^r^
Delivered ex
f.a.s.
f.o.b.
„ from
„ here
„ immediately
„ terms
„ there
„ to
Delivering
Delivery(ies)
Earliest delivery
Early
Forward „
Monthly „
On
Prompt „
Rate of „
What delivery can yon give
Delivery must be
Stop delivery
Delivery at (in)
by
„ steamer
during
„ all
to
Deinand(s) {see ais* "Reqcest")
Good demand (for)
No
Small „ „
Shall we (I) demand
Is there any demand for
Demand for
„ from
„ that
Demanded
by
Have demanded
Demanding
Demolish(es)
Demolished
DenMriishing
Demonstrate(s)
Demonstrated
Demonstrating
Demonstration (s)
Demoralise(s)
Demoralised
Demoralising
Demur(s)
Demurrage
( — ) days' demurrage
No demurrage
On
Demurrage at
„ begins
of
„ on steamer
per day
When does demurrage begin
What is rate of demurrage
Demurred
Demurring
Denial
efVor
efvus
efvyfc
efwap
efwir
efwos
efwTit
efwyv
efyer
efyis
efyko-
efyle
efyma
efyot
efyuv
efzar
efzes
efzit
efelo
efzov
egags
egant
egaly
egamz
eganb
egarf
egath
egawk
egazm
egban
egbep
egblo
egbor
egbus
egbyt
egcap
egcir
egcos
egcut
egcyir
egder
egdis
egdot
egduv
egefs
egegt
egeky
egelz
egemb
egenc
egerg
egevk
egewl
egezn
egfar
egfes
egfit
egfov
egfra
egfyx
eggas
egget
eggiv
eggre
Denied
Denier(s)
Denies (see also " Deny ")
Denmark
Denomination(s)
Denounce (s)
Denounced
Denouncing
Dense
Densely
Density
Dent(s)
Dented
Denting
Denude(s)
Denilded
Denuding
Deny (see also " Denies ")
„ having
Denying
Depart(s) (from) (see also " Leave " and " Sail ")
Departed (from)
Departing (from)
Department (s)
Departmental
Departure(s)
Hasten departure
Postpone „
Departure for
„ from
of
Depend (s) (upon)
Will depend upon
Depended (upon)
Dependence
Dependent (upon)
Depending (upon)
Deplete
Depleted
Depleting
Depletion
Deplorable
Deplore(s)
Deplored
Deploring
Deposit(s)
Shall we (I) deposit
Arrange for a deposit (of)
Must deposit
To
Deposit account
in
it
„ money
of
„ rate
„ with
Deposited
Deposited by
„ with
„ in bank
Have (been) deposited
„ not (been) deposited
Not deposited
Depositing
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Eggsa
Ekafd
eggsa
eggus.
€ghat
eghev
eghoy
eghuz
egift
«gijy
egilb
egipf
egjav
egjix
egjoz
egiub
egkiz
egkob
egkuc
egkwa
eglay
eglez
eglib
egloc
eglud
egmaz
egmeb
egmic
egmod
egmuf
egmyg
egnab
egnec
egnid
egnof
egnug
egnyn
egocs
egodt
egohy
egolc
egonf
egorj
egosk
egown
egpac
egped
egpif
egpoe
egpun
egpyj '
egsag
egsdo
egseh
egsfe
egsga
egsij
egsok
egsiil
egsym
egtah
egtha
^ik
egtol
egtum
egtyn
egubs
Depositor(s)
Depot(s)
Ex clepot(s)
Deprecate(s)
Deprecated
Deprecating
Depreciate(s)
Depreciated
Depreciating
Depreciation
No depreciation
Depreciation of
„ on
Rate of depreciation
Depress(es)
Depressed
Very depressed
Depressing
Depression
DepriYe(s)
Deprived (of)
Depriving
Depth(s)
( — ) feet depth
( — ) feet and ^ depth
Depth from
„ moillded
What is the depth
Deputation(s)
Depute{s)
Deputed
by
,, to
Deputing
Deputy(ies)
Derange(s)
Deranged
Deranging
Derelict
Deriye(s)
Derived (by)
„ from
Deriving
Derrick (s)
Desatine(s)
Describe(s)
Described
by
in
As described
Describing
Description (s) of
What description(8)
„ „ is -wanted
Desert
Deserted
• Deserted, stop allotment
Deserter(s)
Deserting
Deserve(s)
Deserved
Deserving
Desiderata(um)
Design (s)
New design
eguct
egugy
egunz
egvild
egumf
eguph.
egurk
egvai
egvek
egvil
egvom
egvun
egwaJ
egwel
egwho
egwim
egwon
egwup
egyal
egyem
egyin
egyjo
egyke
egyla
egyop
egzam
egzen
egzip
egzko
egzur
egzys
ehbko
ehbma
ehclo
ehcna
ehdmo
ehdpa
ehgra
ehita
enkso
ehkva
ehlto
ehlwa
ehmvo
ehnza
ehrbo
ebrda
ehsco
ehsfa,
ehtga
ebvna
ehyho
ehyka
ehzla
ejbla
ejcle
eq^o
eqisa
eqkro
ejwha
ejygo
ejyja
ekabz
ekafd
Designate(s)
Designated
Designating
Designed (to)
by
,, for
Designer(s)
Designing
Desirability (of)
Desirable
It is not desirable
If desirable
Very „
Desirable for
„ to
Do you think it desirable
„ not „ „
Think it desirable
Desirableness
Desire(s) {see also " Wish ")
No desire (to)
Desire that
„ to
„ you to
Desired
As desired
Not „
Desired by
Desiring
Desirous
Not desirous (of)
Very „
Desirous of (to)
Desist (from)
Desisted (from)
Desisting (from)
Despair(s) (of)
Despaired (of)
Despairing (of)
Despatch {see also " Despatches ")
When can you despatch
Hasten despatch (of)
Despatch it (them)
„ steamer
Despatched
To be despatched
Despatched by
for (to)
„ from
» on
Will be despatched
Has been despatched
„ not been despatched
Have you despatched
Despatches {see also " Despatch ")
Await despatches
Latest „
Despatching
Despatching it (her)
Desperate(ly)
Despite
Despondency
Despondent
Destination
At destination
54
Ekahg
Ekzja
ekahg
ekalk
ekats
ekavt
ekazy
ekba2s
ekbeb
ekbic
ekbod
ekbuf
ekbyg
ekcab
ekcec
ekcid
ekcla
ekcof
ekcuff
ekcyn
ekdac
ekded
ekdif
ekdog
ekdim
ekdyj
ekexy
ekfad
ekfef
ekfig
ekflo
ekfoh
ekfai
ekfyk
ekgaf
ekgeg
ekgih
ekgoj
ekguk
ekgyl
eknag
ekhen
ekhij
ekbok
ekhul
ekhym
ekigh
eki.ik
ekilm
ekirs
ekizb
ekjah.
ekjik
elqol
ekjum
ekjyn
ekkai
ekkek
ekkil
ekkom
ekkre
ekksa
ekkun
ekkyp
eklaJt
eklel
eklim
Destination — contimted.
Destination of
On arrival at destinatioli
What is her „
Destined (for, to)
Destitute (of)
Destroy(s)
Destroyed
Partly destroyed
Totally „
Destroyer(8)
Destroying
Destruction (of)
Great destruction
Destructive
Detach
Detached (from)
Detaching
Detachnient(s) (of)
Detail(s) (of)
FuU details
Send full details
Telegraph „
No details
Detailed
Detailed in
Detailing
Detain(s)
Do not detain
May we detain
Detain him (her)
» ship
„ pending instructions
Shall we (I) detain
Detained
Has been detained
Detained at
»■"by
« for
II here
„ there
Detaining
„ her
What is detaining
Detect
Detected
Detecting
Detection
Detective(s)
Detention
No detention
Detention at (in)
» for
„ of
Deter(s)
Deteriorate(s)
Deteriorated
Deteriorating
Deterioration
Determinable
Determination
Determine(s)
Determined
» to
„ not to
Determining
eklon
eklup
ekmal
ekmem
ekmin
ekmop
ekmyr
eknam
eknen
eknip
eknur
eknys
ekoDd
ekocf
ekohk
ekoil
ekoln
ekort
ekovy
ekowz
ekpan
ekpep
ekpor
ekpus
ekpyt
eksar
eksbe
eksca
ekses
eksit
eksov
eksyx
ekszo
ektas
ektet
ektiv
ektux
ekuhl
ekujm
ekulp ,
ekups
ekurv
ekuty
ekuvz
ekuzd
ekvat
ekvev
ekvoy
ekvuz
ekwav
ekwix
ekwoz
ekwub
ekyfo
ekyge
ekyna
ekyiz
ekyob
ekyuc
ekzay
ekzez
ekzgo
ekzfie
ekzib
ekzja
Deterred (by)
Deterring
Detriment
Detrimental (to)
Detrimental to our interests
„ „ your „
Very detrimental (to)
Deyelop(s)
Developed
Developing
Development(s)
Deviate(s) from
Deviated (from)
Deviating (from)
Deviation
Cover deviation
Covered „
No
Deviation under policy
Device(s)
Devise
Devised
Devising
Devoid (of)
Devolve(s) (upon)
Devolved (upon)
Devolving (upon)
Devote(s)
Devoted (to)
Devoting
Diagram(s) (of)
Diameter (of)
Diampnd(s)
Dictate(s)
Dictated
Dictating
Did {see also Pronouns and " If '')
any
he
her
his
I
it
my
not
„ have
„ this (these)
our
she
so
the
their
these
they
this
we
you
your
Die
Died
„ from
Diiffer(s) ffrom)
Differed (from)
Difference
„ between
55
Ekzoc
Elsys
Difference — contvvied.
Great difference (between)
Wliat is (would be) the difference
Pay(s) the difference
No difference
Difference in
„ of
Different
„ from
to
Dilferential(ly)
Differently
Differing
Difficult
Very difiBcult
Difficult for
„ to
Difficulties
Great difficulties
Difficulty
Would there be any difficulty (in)
Great difficulty
No
Difficulty in
„ with
Digger(s)
Dilapidated
Dilapidation(s)
Dilatoriness
Dilatory
Dilemma
Dimension(s)
„ of
„ to be
What are the dimensions
Diminish(es)
Diminished
â– .. by
Diminishing
Diminution (of) (in)
No diminution (of) (in)
Dip(s) (of)
Diplomacy
Diplomatic
Diplomatically
Dipped
Dipping
Direct
„ for (to)
,, from
„ port
Go direct (to)
Is he (she) to go direct (to)
Directed (to)
by
Directing
Direction(s) {see also "Instructions")
„ for
of
„ _ to
Give directions
Have given directions
Under the direction of
Directly
Director(s) (xee also " Board ")
of
eljac
eljed
eljif
efiog
eljpe
eljuh
elkad
elkef
elkig
elkoh
elkpo
elkra
elkuj
elkyk
ellaf
elleg
eUih
eUoj
ellre
ellsa
eUuk
eUyl
elma^
elmen
elmij
elmok
elmro
elmse
elmta
elmul
elmym
elnan
elnik
elnol
elnso
elnum
elnva
elnyn
elooy
eloga
elolj
elorp
elovs
elowt
elpai
elpek
elpil
elpom
elpto
elpun
elpve
elpwa
elpyp
elral
elrem
elrin
elrop
elryr
elsam
elsba
elsen
elsip
elsur
elsys
Dibectoe(s) — continued.
Directors have decided
Inform the Directors
The Directors
„ „ enquire
„ „ desire
„ „ request
Managing Director(s)
Directorate
Directorship
Dirt
Dirty
Dis—
Disability(ies)
Disable
Disabled
Disablement
Disabling
Disadvantage(s)
Great disadvantage(s)
Disadvantageous
Very disadvantageous
Disadvantageous for
to
Disadvantageously
Disaffected
Disaffection
Disagree(s) (with)
Disagreeable
Disagreed
Disagreeing
Disagreement(s)
Disallow(s)
Disallowed
Disallowing
Disappear(s)
Disappearance (of)
Disappeared
Disappearing
Disappoint
„ them (him)
„ us (me)
you
Do not disappoint (us)
Disappointed (at)
„ with
Very disappointed
Disappointing
Very disappointing
Disappointment(s)
Disapproval (of)
Disapprove(s) (of)
Disapproved (of)
Disapproving (of)
Disarrange(s)
Disarranged
Disarrangement
Disarranging
Disassociate(s)
Disassociated
Disassociating
Disaster(s)
Disastrous
Very disastrous
Disastrously
Disbelieve(s)
56
Eltan
Emrij
Disbelieved
Disbelieving
Disburse
Disbursed
Disburseinent(s)
,, amountfs) to
Total disbursement(s)
Disbursing
Disc
Discard(s)
Discarded
Discarding
Discern
Discerned
Discerning
Discernible
Discharge(s)
„ cargo
To discharge
Discharge at
her
,, him
„ steamer
Rate of discharge per day
Wire rate of discharge per day
Will she discharge (at)
Must ,, „
Discharged
Has been discharged
Has she (been) discharged
Not yet discharged
To be discharged (at)
Discharged at
,1 by
cargo
„ for
in (to)
,, on
„ ship
„ steamer
Discharging (at)
Discharging days
» cargo
Rate of discharging
Discipline
Disclaini(s)
Disclaimed
Disclaiming
Disclose(s)
Disclosed
Not disclosed
Disclosing
Disclosure(s)
Discoloration
Discolour
Discoloured
Discolouring
Discon
Disconnect(s)
Disconnected
Disconnecting
Disconnection
Discontent
Discontented (with)
Very discontented
emeft
emewm
emfas
emfet
emfiv
emfio
emfla
emfux
emgat
emgev
emgle
emgoy
em;
emnav
emhix
emhoz
emhub
amies
emiri
emitl
emjiz
emqob
emiue
emkay
emkez
emkib
emkno
emkoc
emkud
emlaz '
emleb
emlic
emlod
emluf
emlyg
emmiab
emmec
emmid
emmof
emmre
emmsa
emmug
emmyn
emnac
emned
emnif
emnog
emnun
emnyj
emoDS
emoct
emork
emowp
empad
empef
empig
enapon
empso
empte
empuj
empva
empyk
emra^f
emren
emrij
"57
Discontinuance (of)
Discontinue(s)
Discontinued
Has been discontinued
Discontinuing
Discount(s)
At a discount (of)
Under discount
No discount(s)
What is the discount
Subject to a discount of
Discount(s) on
Discount rate
„ for cash
Discounted
Has been discounted
Discountenance(s)
Discountenanced
Discountenancing
Discounting
Discourage(s)
Discouraged
Discouragement(s)
Discouraging
Discourtesy
Discover(s)
Discovered
Discovering
Discovery (of)
Di8credit(s)
Discreditable
Discredited
Discrediting
Discreet
Discreetly
Discrepancy(ies)
Discretion
Our (my) discretion
Their (his) „
Your discretion
May we (I) use our (my) discretion
Will you give us discretion (to)
Leave it to your „
„ „ our (my) discretion
„ „ discretion of
Give discretion of
Discretionary
Discriminate(s)
Discriminated
Discriminating
DiscriminatioF
Discuss(es)
Discuss it (with)
Shall we (I) discuss it with
Discussed
Was not discussed
Discussed by
„ it (with)
Discussing
Discussing it (with)
Discussion(s)
Discussion regarding
Di6ease(s)
Diseased
Disembark(s) (at)
Emrok
Enorg
emrok
emrul
emrjon
emsah
emsik
emsol
emsum
emswo
ems3ai
emtai
emtek
emtil
emtom
emtun
emt3np
emtze
emubt
emurl
emusm
emvak
emvel
emvim
emvon
emvup
emwal
emwem
emwin
emwop
emwjnr
emyam
emyco
emyde
emyen
emyfe
emyip
emyur
emzan
emzdo
emzep
emzga
emzor
emzvis
emzyt
enanr
enais
enakt
enalv
enany
enapz
enarc
enasd
enavg
enazk
enbal
enbem
enbin
enbop
enbyr
encam
encen
encfo
encha
encip
encur
encys
Disembarkation
Disembarked (at)
Disembarking (at)
Disengage(s)
Disengaged
Disengaging
Disfavour(s)
Disgrace (to)
Disgraceful
Disgracefully
Disgust(s)
Disgusted (at, with)
Disgusting
Dishearten(s)
Disheartened (by)
Disheartening
Very disheartening
Dishonest
Dishonesty
Dishonour(s)
Dishonoured
Has been dishonoured
Dishonoured by
„ wire instructions
Dishonouring
Disinclination (to)
Disinclined (to)
Very disinclined (to)
Disinfect
Disinfectant(s)
Disinfected
Disinfecting
Disinfection
Disinterested
Dislike (s)
Disliked
Dislocate(s)
Dislocated
Dislocating
Dislocation
Disloyal
Disloyalty
Disniantle(s)
Dismantled
Dismantling
Dismasted
Dismiss(es)
Dismiss him
Dismissal (of)
Dismissed
Dismissing
Disobedience
Disobedient
Disobey(s)
Disobeyed
,, instructions
Disobeying
Disorder(s)
Disordered
Disordering
Disorganisation
Disorganiae(s)
Disorganised
Disorganising
Disparity
58
endan
endep
endgo
endhe
endja
endor
endus
endyt
enejt
enenz
enerd
ene"wj
enfap
enfir
enfos
enfat
enfyv
engis
engio
engke
engla
engot
enguv
ennar
enhes
enhit
enhov
enhyx
enigs
enirf
enith
enizm
eujas
enqet
enjiv
enjlo
enjme
eniux
enkat
enkev
enkmo
enkoy
enkpa
enkuz
enlav
enliz
enloz
enlub
emuiz
enmob
enmuc
ennay
ennez
ennib
ennoc
ennre
ennsa
ennud
enofs
enogt
enonv
enoky
enolz
eAonc
enorg
Dispatch {see also " Despatch ")
Dispatched {see also " Despatched ")
Dispatches {see also " Despatches ")
Dispatching {see also " Despatching ")
Dispense(s) (with)
Dispensed (with)
Dispensing (with)
Displace(s) ,
Displaced
Displacement(s)
Tons displacement
Displacing
Display(s)
Displayed
Displaying
Displease(s)
Displeased
Displeasing
Displeasure
Disposable
Disposal (of)
At the disposal of
Dispose(s) (of) {see also " Sell ")
Disposed (of)
to
Are disposed to
„ you disposed to
„ not „ „
Disposing (of)
Disposition (to)
Disproof
Disproportion
Disproportionate
Disproportionately
Disproportioned
DisproYe(s)
Disproved
Dispute(8)
Dispute(s) it
„ with
Settle the dispute
Settled the dispute
Disputed
Disputing
Disqualification
Disqualified
by
„ from
Disqualify(ies)
Disqualifying
Disquieted
Disquieting
Disregard(s)
Disregarded
Been disregarded
Disregarding
Disrepair
Disreputable
Disrepute
Dissatisfaction (of)
„ with
Express dissatisfaction with
Dissatisfied (with)
Vei-y dissatisfied
Dissatisfy
Enosh
Epklo
enosh
Dissension
epach
Divert(s)
enovk
Dissent(s) (from)
epafk
Diverted
enowl
Dissented (irom)
epahm
„ from
enozn
Dissentient(s)
epajn
to
enpaz
Dissenting (from)
epans
Diverting
enpeb
Dissimilar
epapt
Divest(s)
enpic
Dissimilarity
epasy
Divested (of)
enpod
Dissociate(s)
epatz
Divesting
enpro
Dissociated
epavb
Divide(s)
enpuf
Dissociating
epaxd
To divide
enpyg
Dissolution (of)
epbag
Equally divide
enrac
Dissolye(s)
epbeh
Divided
enred
Dissolved
epbij
Divided between
enrif
Dissolving
epbok
„ into
enrog
enruh
Dissuade(s)
epbul
Divided equally
Dissuaded (from)
epbym
Dividend(s)
em-yj
Dissuading
epcah
Declare dividend (of, on)
ensad
Distance(s)
epcik
Declared dividend „ „
ensef
„ between
epcol
Interim dividend (of)
ensi^
„ from
epcum
Per cent, dividend
ensoh
to
epcyn
Dividend(s) on
ensuj
Distant
epdai
epdek
Dividend on Ordinary Shares
ensvo
Too distant
„ „ Preference Shares
enswe
Distasteful
epdil
„ Warrant(8)
ensyk
Distil
epdom
Dividing
entaf
Distilled
epdun
Diving
enteg
Distiller(s)
epdyp
Divisible
entih
Distillery
epe^
Division(s)
entoj
entiilc
Distilling
epejp
Divulge(s)
Distinct
epems
Divulged
entwo
Distinct from
spent
Divulging
entyl
Distinction
epery
Do {scealso Pronouns, " If " and "Does
")
entza
„ between
epewd
., any
enuds
Distinctly
epfak
„ her
enufb
Distinguish (es)
epfel
„ his
enuiy
enulb
Distinguishable
epfim
,. I
Distinguished
epfon
„ it
enupf
envag
Distinguishing
Distrain
epfup
epgal
,. my
„ no
enveh
Distrained
epgem
„ not
envij
Distraining
epgho
»» »» O®
envok
Distraint
epgin
„ „ have
envul
Distress
epgop
„ „ these
envym
Distressed
epayr
epnam
„ „ they
enwah
Distressing
„ „ you
enwik
Distributable
ephen
„ nothing
enwol
Distribute(s)
epMp
„ our
enwnm
To distribute
ephjo
ephke
„ regarding
enwyn
Distributed
„ so
enyaj
Distributer(s)
ephla
„ the
enybo
Distributing
ephur
„ their
enyce
Distribution(s) (of)
ephys
„ them
enyda
District(s)
epick
„ these
enyek
Distrust(s)
epign
epils
„ th«y
enyil
Distrusted
„ this
enyom
Distrusting
epirz
„ we
enyun
Disturb(s)
epjan
„ with
enzak
Disturbance(s)
epjep
„ without
enzco
Disturbed
epjko
,. you
enzde
Disturbing
ep^or
,, your
enzel
Disuse
epjus
„ as you think best
enzfa
Disused
ep^yt
epkap
What can you do
enzim
Ditto
„ shall wo (I) do (re)
„ do you wish us (me) to do
enzon
Diver(s)
epkir
enzup
Diversion
epklo
Dock(s) (see also "Dry-Dock")
59
Epk
OS
Erijl
Dock(s) — continued.
Doll AR (s) — contin uetl.
epkos
Floating dock
epybe
( — ) Dollars and 75 cents
epkut
In dock
epyca
.. )) » 80 „
epkyv
•Wet „
epyef •
Jt »J Jl O" »»
epler
Dock her
epyig
epyon
»» »» J) y" j»
eplis
„ ship
>» >) )» y*^ )»
eplot
Dock dues
epyuj
Gold dollars
epluv
Docked {see also " Dry-Docked ")
epyzo
Mexican dollars
epmar
Been docked
epzaf
( — ) Mexican dollars and ( — ) cents
epmes
Dry- „
epzbo
Doniinate(s)
epmit
To be „
epzeg
Dominated (by)
epmov
Docked at
epzin
Dominating
epmyx
for
epzoj
epzuk
Dominion
epoks
her
Dominion Government
epolt
Docking (see also " Dry-Docking ")
epzyl
Donation(s)
epopy
eporb
her
eraxy
erbab
Done
„ on
Not done
eposc
„ steamer
erbbe
Done at
epowg
Self-docking
erbca
» by
eppat
Dockyard (s)
erbec
„ in
eppev
Doctor(s)
erbid
„ regarding
eppoy
Dooument(s)
erbof
„ so
eppre
Against document(s)
erbug
erbyE
What have you done (re)
eppsa
Documents attached
„ can be done (to, re)
eppuz
to draft
erbzo
Donkey(s)
epriz
Documentary
ercac
„ boiler(8)
eprob
bills
ercbo
Door(s)
epruc
Dodge(s)
erced
Dormant
epsay
Doe8(st'e also Pramuns " If " ami " Do ")
ercif
Double
epsez
.. a (an)
ercog
ercun
„ the
epsib
» any
„ amount
epsoc
„ he
ercyj
,, price
epsto
„ her
erdad
„ quantity
epsud
„ his
erdco
Doubled
epsve
„ it (she)
erdde
Doubling
epswa
» my
erdef
Doubt(s)
eptaz
„ no
erdfa
No doubt
epteb
eptic
„ not
,„ „ have
erdky
erdon
Doubt about
„ it
eptod
„ „ it (she)
erdUj
erdyk
Doubted
eptuf
„ our
Doubtful
eptvo
„ the
erewy
if
eptwe
„ their
erfaf
„ whether
eptyg
epuhr
„ this
erfdo
Very doubtful
,. your
erfeg
Doubting
epuia
epukt
Doing
erffe
Doubtless
Nothing doing
erfga
Down
epulv
What are you doing (re)
erfih
„ to
epupz
„ do they propose doing (rt)
erfoi
erfuk
Downward
epurc
„ „ you „ „
„ tendency
epvisd
Dollar(s) -
erfyi
Dozen(s)
epuvg
( — ) Dollars and ( — ) cents
ergag
Per dozen
epuzk
r) jj )j ^ jf
ergeh
Draft(s) (see also "Draught" ami "Bill")
epvab
>j )
„ 10 „
ergfo
Amount of draft
epvec
» )
,, 16 „
ergge
ergna
Bank draft(s)
epvid
>J »
» 20 „
„ on London
epvof
)» >
„ 25 „
ergij
Note draft
epvug
epvyn
J> 1
,, 30 „
ergok
Protect draft
It »
„ 85 „
ergul
Protest „
epwac
epwed
„ 40 „
„ 45 „
ergym
ernah
Protested „
Draft protested
epwif
)> )
., 60 .,
erhik
Remit draft
epwog
epwun
)> )
„ 55 „
erhol
Remitted draft
ti f
., 60 ,,
erhum
Remitting draft
epwyi
epyad
>J )
„ 65 „
erhyn
eryl
Has draft been met
>l :
>. 70 „
What is amount of draft
60
Erjaj
Etcep
erjek
erjil
erjka
erjom
erjun
eriyp .
erkak
erkel
erkim
erldo
erkke
erkla
erkon
erkup
erlal
erlem
erlin
erlko
erlle
erlma
erlop
erlyr
ermam
ermen
ermip
ermlo
ermme
ermna
ennur
ermys
eman
ernep-
ernmo
ernne
ernor
ernpa
emus
eni3rb
erops
erovz
erowb
erpap
erpir
erpno
erpos
erppe
erput
erpyv
errar
erres
errit
errov
errsa
eiryx
ersas
erset
ersiv
ersro
ersse
ersta
ersux
ertat
ertev
ertoy
Draft(s) — continued.
At what usance is draft
Our (my) draft (s)
Their (his) draft(s)
Your draft(s)
Draft(s) at
.. sight
„ 8 d/s
II II 80 „
II II oO ,,
II II y" II
,il20 „
„ y, 1 month's sight
„ „ 2 months* „
t> II *^ U II
II II ^ II II
>• II o f} „
II 80d/d
II II 60 „
II II y" II
1,120 „
„ „ 1 month's date
„ „ 2 months' „
II II ^ II II
4
I) II ^ II II
II II t) ,1 f,
„ dishonored
„ for
„ „ equivalent of £
II II $ ( — )
„ fcs. (— )
„ marks (— )
II II Es.
„ from
„ in favor of
„ has been met
II of
,. on
„ „ demand
p „ London
„ „ them (him)
„ us (me)
II you
Drafted
Drafting
Draftsinan(inen)
Drag(s)
Dragged
Dragging
Drain(s) (upon)
Drainage
Drained
Draining
Drastic
Draught
( — ) feet draught
„ and i draught
II II 2 I>
II II ^ II
What is her draught
Telegraph draught (of)
Light draught
Loaded „
Mean „
Ship's „
Draught — continued,
ertso
Steamer's draught
ertuz
Draught aft
ertva
forward
erupt
, of
erusy
, „ water
erutz
, must not exceed
eruvb
on
eruxd
„ arrival
ervav
„ bar
ervix
„ sailing
ervoz
with a d. w. of — tons
ervto
„ cargo on board of — tons
erviib
Draughtsman '
ervve
Draw {see also " Draws ")
ervwa
Authority to draw
erwiz
Do not draw
erwob
Shall we (I) draw
erwuc
May
we (I) draw on you (for)
eryay
Will draw on you for
eryez
For what amount may we draw
eryib
To draw
eryoc
Draw at
eryTid
II
,1 sight
ersTwo
1,
II 3 d/s
eryza
II
,1 80 „
erjwyi
II
„ 60 „
erzba
II
I, 90 „
erzeb
11
II 120 „
erzic
II
„ 1 month's sight
erzod
II
„ 2 months' „
erzuf
II
II ^ II 11
erzyg
II
II ^ i» II
erzze
II
II i» II
esdbo
II
„ 80d/d
esdda
II
„ 60 „
esfco
II
,1 90 „
esgdo
esnfo
II
II 120 „
II
„ 1 month's date
eshge
11
„ 2 months' „
eskBo
II
II ^ II II
eskie
eskka
«i
II
II * II II
II ^ II II
espmo
II
for
espn©
II
in favor of
esppa
II
on
essre
II
„ demand
estro
II
„ them (him)
estse
II
„ us (me)
esyvo
,,
,>you
esy"we
Drawback(s)
eszwo
Drawee(s)
etahs
Drawer(s)
etajt
Drawing(s)
etamy
Drawing at
etanz
I, sight
etard
, 8 d/s
etasf
, 80 „
etav?j
1 60 „
etbam
II 90 ,1
etben
I 120 „
etbip
, 1 month's sight
etbur
, 2 months' „
etbys
I 3 „ 11
etcan
4 „ ,1
etcep
I 6 „ II
61
Etcor
Evahn
Drawing — continued.
Drew — continued.
etcor
Drawing at 80 d/d
etopf
Drew on
etcus
» .. 60 „
etowm
through
etcyt
»
, 90 „
etpab
Dried
etdap
>i
,120 „
etpec
Drift(s)
etdir
t>
, 1 month's date
etpid
Drifted
etdos
»»
, 2 months' „
etplo
Drifting
etdut
>,
> 3 » »
etpof
Drill(s)
etd3nr
„
, ^ 1, ,»
etpug
Drilled
etegs
i>
> 6 ,, „
etpyh
DriUer(8)
etemj!
» for
etrad
Drilling
etenb
„ in favor of
etref
Drinking
eterf
on
etrig
etroh
Drive(s)
eteth
„ „ demand
Driven
etewk
„ „ them (him)
etrui
etryk
Driving
eteziu
„ us (me)
Droop(s)
etfer
,. you
etsaf
Drooped
etfis
Are drawing on you
etseg
Drooping
etfot
„ you drawing on us (me)
etsih
Drop(s) (in) {see also "F/lli.")
etfdv
For what amount are you drawmg
etsoj
Dropped
etgar
Drawn
etspo
Has dropped to
etges
Have drawn
etsra
Dropping
etgit
„ on you
etsiik
Drought
etgov
„ not drawn
etsyl
Drove
etgyx
How have you drawn
ettag
Drowned
etnas
For what amount have you drawn
ettefi
Druni(s)
ethdo
Drawn at
ettij
Drunk
ethet
., sight
ettok
Drunkard
ethfe
„ „ 3d/s
ettul
Drunkenness
ethga
„ „ 80 „
ettym
Dry
ethiv
„ ., 60 „
etucs
Dry-dock
ethux
i> )) 90 „
etudt
Shall we dry-dock (her)
etife
„ » 120 „
etuhy
Must dry-dock (her)
etifft
etiky.
„ „ 1 month's sight
etulc
„ you dry-dock (her)
„ 2 months' „
etvund
Dry-dock at
etilz
i» « ^ )> >i
etuin
etusk
» her
etirg
»i >» * >» If
ship
etizn
I) » ^ » »>
etutl
„ steamer
etj
at
„ „ 80 d/d
etvah
Dry-docked
et
ev
»> » Wl )>
etvik
Dry-docking
et.
oy
i» j> yy »
etvol
Dry-goods
et;
uz
» »120 „
etvro
Drying
et
cav
„ „ 1 month's date
etvum
Dubious
et]
aie
„ „ 2 months* „
etvya
Duoat(s)
etl
Icix
II 11 O >» II
etwa,!
etwek
Due
et]
coz
»> II 4 19 yf
Not due
et
nib
»> 11 ^ ,) M
etwil
Due about
et]
iiz
» by
etwom
„ at
et
lob
„ for
etwun
„ „ yours
et
luc
^, from
etwyp
„ date
etmay
„ in
etyak
„ from
etmez
„ >, favor of
etyel
„ here
etmib
., on
etyim
„ on
etmoc
„ „ demand
etyon
.. to
etmud
„ „ them (him)
etyto
When IS it (she) due
etnaz
„ „ us (me)
etyap
„ „ (— ) due
etneb
» ,, you
etyve
Dues
etnic
„ through
etywa
„ at
etnod
Draws {see also " Dbaw ")
etzal
.. on
etnuf
Dredge
etzem
Dull
etnyg
Dredged
etzin
Very dull
etods
Dredger(s)
etzop
Dulness
etoft
Dredging
etzvo
Duly
a
Drew
etzyr
Dump
„ at
evagm
evann
Dumped
et
ond
» for
Dumping
m
Evajp
Ezahy
Dunnage
Dunnaged
Duplicate(s)
In duplicate
Send duplicate
Duplicate it
of
Duplicated
Duplicating
Durable
Duration (of)
During
During all
Dust
Dusty
Dutch
Dutch Government
Dutiable
„ goods
Duties
Duty
New duty
On duty
Duty on
„ paid
Dwindle (s)
Dwindled
Dwindling
Dying
„ from
Dynamite
Dynamo(s)
Dysentery
E
Each
In each
Each of
Eager
Eagerly
Eagerness
Eagle(s)
Earlier (see also " Befoke ")
„ if possible
„ steamer
„ than
„ date
Earliest
What is the earliest
» » „ you can
This is the earliest we (I) can
Earliest date
Early
As early as possible
Too early
At an early date
By an early steamer
Earmark
Earmarked
Earn(s)
Earn about
What would she earn
Would earn
„ not earn more than
Earned
What has she earned
evroc
evrud
evsaz
evseb
evsic
evsno
evsod
evsuf
evsyg
evtab
evtec
evtid
evtof
evtpo
evtra
evtug
evtyh
eviihs
evujt
evumy
evurd
evusf
ewac
ewed
ewif
ewog
ewre
ewsa
ewuh
ewyj
evwad
evwef
evwig
evwoh
evwro
evwui
evwyk
evyso
evyva
evzto
evzym
ewbto
ewcvo
ewdwo
ewdza
ewfba
ewgzo
ewkfe
ewlha
ewnho
ewpjo
ewpla
ewsmo
ewsne
ewspa
ewtno
e^wvra
ewyro
ewzva
exdwe
exyre
exysa
ezacs
ezadt
ezahy
Earnest
Earnestly
Earning
„ about
Earnings
Freight earnings
„ and passenger earnings
Guaranteed earnings
Good „
Poor „
Gross „
Nett „
Her „
Passenger „
Total
Earnings from
of
„ „ steamer
„ nil
What do earnings amount to
Earth
Earthq.uake(s)
Ease
Eased
Easier
Easiest
Easily
Easiness
Easing
East
East-North-East
East-South-East
East Africa {see also " Africa ")
East African {see also " Afbican ")
„ cargo
„ coast
port(s)
„ steamer
East Indies
Easter
After Easter
Before „
Easter holidays
Easterly
Eastern
„ trade
Eastward
Easy
Ebb
Ebb-tide
Eccentric
Economical
Economically
Economise(s)
Economised
Economising
Economy(ies)
ed
Edge(s)
Edged
Edging
Edition
Effect {see also " Effects ")
No effect on
To the effect (that)
63
Ezalc
Faawk
ezalc
ezamd
ezanf
ezan
ezask
ezatl
ezawn
ezbyx
ezcas
ezdoy
ezduz
ezdwa
ezebs
ezect
ezegy
ezeld
ezemf
ezeng
ezepE
ezerk
ezewp
ezfoz
ezfab
ezgiz
ezgob
ezguc
ezffwo
eznay
ezhez
ezhib
ezhoc
ezhud
ezibt
ezify
ezi'gz
ezikd
ezilf
ezirl
ezqaz
ezqeb
ezjic
ezjod
ezjuf
ezkab
ezkec
ezMd
ezkof
ezkug
ezkyn
ezlac
ezled
ezlif
ezloe
ezlun
ezlyj
ezmad
ezmef
ezmol
ezmuj
ezmyK
eznaf
ezneg
eznfo
Effect — continued:
Effect of
„ on
What would be the effect
Effected
Effecting
Effective
Effectively
Effectiveness
Effects {see also " Effect ")
Effectual
Effectually
Efficiency
Efficient
Efficiently
Efflux
Effort(8)
Another effort (to)
No effort (s)
Effort to
Strong effort
Make an effort (to)
„ another effort
Egypt
Egyptian
Egyptian Government
Either
Elaborate
Elaborated
Elaborating
Elapse(s)
Elapsed
Elect(s)
Eleoted(to)
Electing
Eleotion(s)
Electric
„ engine(s)
„ light
,, tramway (s)
Electrical
„ machinery
,, power
Electrician(s)
Electricity
Electrification (of)
Electrified
Electrify
Electrifying
Eievate(s)
Elevated
Elevating
Elevation(s)
Elevator(s)
Elicit
„ information (re)
Elicited
Eliciting
Eligible
Eliminate(s)
Eliminated
Eliminating
Else
Or else
Elsewhere
Elude(s)
eznih
eznoi
ezniik
eznyl
ezody,
ezoid
ezolg
ezoni
ezopk
ezorm
ezowr
ezozt
ezpag
ezpgo
ezphe
Eluded
Eluding
Elusive
Emanate(s) (from}
Emanated (from)
Emanating (from)
Embargo (upon)
Embark(s)
., at
» for
„ from
„ m (per)
Embarkation
Embarked
at
ezpij
„ at
ezpok
by (per)
ezpul
for
ezpym
Embarking
ezrai
ezrek
„ at
for
ezril
.. in (on)
ezrom
Are embarking
ezrun
Embarrass(es)
ezryp
ezsak
Embarrassed
Embarrassing
ezsel
Very embarrassing
ezsim
Embarrassment(s)
ezsko
Embassy(ies)
ezson
British Embassy
ezsujp
eztai
Embedded (in)
Embezzle
eztem
Embezzled
eztin
Embezzlement
eztlo
Embezzling
eztna
Embodied (in)
eztop
Embody(ies)
eztyr
Embodying
ezucy
Embrace(s)
ezudz
Embraced(in)
ezuhd
Embracing
ezujf
Emergency(ies>
ezum
Emigrant(s)
ezusp
Emigrant(s) for
ezuxt
„ from
ezva,m
in (per)
ezven
Emigration
ezvip
Eminent
ezvur
Eminently
ezvys
Emperor(s)
ezwan
Emphasis
ezwep
ezwor
Emphasize(s)
Emphasized
ezwus
Emphasizing
ezwyt
Emphatic
ezyap
Emphatically
ezypo
Employ(s)
ezyra
„ him (her)
ezzre
Can you employ
ezzsa
„ employ
faags
faaly
Cannot employ
How shall we employ
faamz
Employed
faanb
Not employed
faawk
Fully „
64
Faazm
Fatje
Employed — continued.
1
faazin
Employed at
fakbo
Encouraging
faban
» by
fakiz
Very encouraging
fabep
„ on
fakob
Not
fabna
to
fakuc
Encroach(es) (upon)
fabor
Einployee(s)
fakwa
Encroached (upon)
fabpe
Eniployer(s)
fakye
Encroaching „
fabro
Employing
falay
Encroachment(s)
fabty
him (her)
falco
Encumber(s)
Encumbered
fabus
„ the steamer(^)
fa,lez
fabyt
Employment(s)
falib
Encumbering
facap
at
faloc
Encumbrance(s)
facir
» for
falud
End(s) (of)
facos
., her
fa,1ya
At the end (of)
Before the end of
facpa
from
famaz
facso
°^
fambe
By „ „
facut
What employment can you offer
famdo
Endanger(s)
facvy
Following employment oft'ering
fameb
Endangered
facyv
No „ ..
famic
Endangering
EndeaYOur(s) (to)
fader
Homeward emploj'ment
fa,mod
fadre
Outward „
famuf
Must endeavour to
fadto
No employment
famyg
Make every endeavour to
faduv
Emppwer(s)
famza
Shall we (I) endeavour to
fedwy
faefe
„ them (him) to
fanab
Endeavoured (to)
U8 (me) (to)
fanba
Have endeavoured to
faegt
faeiy
you (to)
fance
Endeavouring (to)
Empowered
fanec
Are endeavouring to
faelz
Been empowered
fanfo
Ended
faemb
Not empowered (to)
fanid
Ending
faenc
Empowered by
fanof
Endless
faewl
„ them (him) to
fanug
fanyfi
Endorse(s)
faezn
to
To endorse
fafar
„ us (me) to
faocs
Endorsed
fafit
„ you to
f^odt
by
fafov
Empowering
faohy
to
fafra
„ them (him) to
faolc
Not endorsed
fafse
„ us (me) to
faonf
Who endorsed (it)
fafvo
you to
faowu
Endorsee(s)
fafyx
Emptied
fapac
Endorsement(s)
fagas
Empties
fapca
of
faget
Empty
&ped
„ on
fagiv
Emptjring
fapgo
No endorsement(s)
fagsa
En bloc
fap&
Endorser(s)
fegte
En route
fepog
fapun
Endorsing
fagi]K
En suite
Enemy(ies)
fagwo;
Enable(s)
fap3g
Energetic
fagzy
fahat
To enable
faraf
„ steps
Enable(s) (him) them to
fareg
Energetically
fa,hev
„ UB (me) to
farfa
Energy(ies)
fajioy
you to
farge
Enforce(s)
fahta
Enabled
farjo
it
fahuz
Enabling
feroj
fariik
Can you enforce
fahve
Enclose(s)
Cannot enforce
fahyo
Enclosed
faryl
Shall we (I) enforce
f^ift
Not enclosed
fasag
Enforced
falb
Enclosed in
fasga
fasne
by
Enclosing
Enforcement
faipf
Enolosure(s)
fasi)
Enforcing
faqav
£ncounter(s)
fasko
Engage(s)
fajcy
Encountered
fasmy
„ them (him) to
fajix
Encountering
fasok
Can engage
fenoz
f^qub
faqva
faiwe
fajzo
Encourage(6)
fasul
„ you engage
Encouraged (to)
fatah
Cannot engage
by
fatha
Do not engage
Encouragement
fatik
May we engage
No encouragement (to)
fatje
Sha]l.we,(I) engage
65
Fatlo
Feplo
&tIo
filtol
£a,tum
fetyn
fauDs
feuct
£a,uld
feumf
fauph
favaj
favek
fevil
favia
fevke
fevmo
favpy
f&vyp
fawak
fe.wel
&,wka
fawle
fe,wno
fewon
fawup
fe-yal
faybt
fayem
faygz
foynb
faykd
fe-yla
fe.yme
feyop
feypo
feyry
fazam
&zen
&zip
&>zma
fazne
&zur
fazys
feabs
feact
feald
feamf
feang
feapE
feark
feawp
febas
febet
febiv
febsa
febte
febux
febwo
febey
fecat
fecev i
Engaged
Have engaged
„ you engaged
„ not engaged
Engaged by
for (to)
„ in
„ them (him) to
„ us (me) to
„ you to
Engagenient(s)
No engagement(s)
Cargo engagements
Passenger engagements
Present engagements
What engagements have you made
Have made following engagements
Engagement(s) for
Forward engagement(s) (for)
Engaging
Are engaging
Engine(s)
C!ompound engine(s)
â– Gas engines
Reciprocating engraes
Triple expansion engines
Quadruple expansion engines
Engine(s) broken down
„ working
Engineer(s)
» for
>, of
Engineered
Engineering
„ Company
England
For England
From „
In „
To
English
Enhance(s)
Enhancea
Enhancing
Enjoy (s)
Enjoyed
Enjoying
Enjoyment (of)
Enlarge^)
Enlarged
Enlargement
Enlarging
Enmity
Enormous
„ amount
„ price
„ quantity
Enormously
Enough
Not enough
Enough of
•> to
>i for
Enqulre(s)
„ and telegraph
fecta
fecve
fecyo
fedav
fedix
fedva
fedwe
fedzo
feebt
teefy
feegz
feekd
feelf
feemg
feerl
fefbo
fefwa
fefye
fegco
fegya
fegze
fenbe
fehdo
fehyg
fehza
fejid
feflff
feipk
feirm
feizt
fejba
fejce
fejfo
fejhy
feiyh
fekca
fekde
fekgo
fekyj
felda
felfe
felho
felky
felyk
femfa
femge
fermo
femly
femyl
fenga
fenue
feuko
fenmy
feocy
feodz
feohd
feojf
feonk
feorn
feosp
feows
feoxt
fepha
fepie
feplo
Enquibe(s) — continiud.
Will enquire and telegraph
Enquire(s) at
„ immediately
„ into
of
„ what
„ when
„ whether
„ which
„ who
» why
Shall we (I) enquire
Enquired
» for
„ into
Will be enquired into
Is being
Enquiring
Are enquiring; will wire lata
» >, for
» „ into
Enquiry(ies)
Made enquiry(ies)
Make „
Making „
No enquirj' (for)
Result of enquiry (for)
Our (my) „
Their (his) „ „
Your „ „
We (I) have enquiry(ies) iatj \
Have you enquiries for
Enquiry(ies) for
„ from
„ into
.. re
Ensue(s)
Ensued
Ensuing
Ensure(s)
To ensure
Ensured
Ensuring
Entail (s)
Entailed (by)
Entailing
Entangle(s)
Entangled
Entangling
Enter(s) (into)
Entered (into)
Enteric fever
Entering (into)
Enterprise(s)
Enterprising
Entertain(s)
Cannot entertain
Can (would) you entertam
Might entertain
Will (would) they (he) entertain
„ „ entertain
„ „ not entertain
Entertain her (it)
„ offer (proposal)
Entertained
66
Fepny
Fikje
Entertained — continued.
Is being entertained
Cannot be entertaineil
Would „ „
Entertained by
Entertaining
Enthusiasm
Enthusiastic
Entire
The entire
Entire amount
„ quantity
Entirely
Is
Not „
Entirety
Entitle(s)
„ us (me) to
Entitled (to)
Are entitled (to)
Not entitled (to)
Entitling
Entrance (of)
Entreat (s)
Entreated
Entreating
Entrust(s)
Entrusted (with) (to)
Entrusting
Entry(ies)
Enunierate(s)
Enumerated (in)
Enumerating
Enumeration
Epidemic(s)
Epitome
Equal(s) (to)
Not equal (to)
On equal
Equal to about
Equal terms
Equalisation (of)
Equalise(s)
Equalised
Equalising
Equality
Equalled
Equalling
Equally
Equip(s)
Equipment(8)
Equipped
Equipping
Equitable
Equitably
Equivalent (to)
of
Equivocating
Equivocation
«r
Erase(s)
Erased
Erasing
Ere
Erect(s)
Erectea
fibze
ficaz
ficbe
ficeb
fic^
ficio
ficod
ficuf
ficyg
ficza
fidab
fidba
fidce
fidec
fidfo
fidhy
fidid
fidof
fidug
fidyb
fiebz
fiefd
fielk
fiets
fievt
fiezy
fifao
fifca
fifde
fifed
fifeo
fifif
f2bg
fifub
figad
figda
figef
figfe
figho
fig%
figoh
fS^
fihaf
fiheg
fihfe,
fihge
fibjo
fihoi
fihuk
fibyl
B^
fiqga
fyhe
fijko
fHok
fikha
fikik
fikje
Erecting
Erection(s)
Erratic
Erroneous
Erroneously
Error(s)
An error
In „
The „
Error in
E.&O.E.
Escape (s)
Escaped
Escaping
Escort(s)
Escorted
Escorting
(In) Escroiv
Especial {see also " Special")
Especially {see also " Specially")
Not especially
Essence (of)
Essential
Is it essential (to)
Not essential to
Essential for
„ that
„ to
Essentially
-est
Establi8h(eB)
Established
Establishing
Establishnient(s)
„ charges
Estate(s)
„ at (in)
of
Esteem(s)
Esteemed
Estimate(s)
Telegraph estimate (of)
Our (my) estimate (s)
Their (his) estimate(s)
Approximate estimate
Your estimate(s)
Estimate (s) for
„ it at
» of
„ that
Estimated
Estimated at
„ amount (of)
„ quantity
„ at about
by
„ it at
„ that
„ to
Telegraph the estimated
Estimating
Estimation
Estrange
Estranged
Estranging
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Fiklo
Flolb
fiklo
fikny
fikol
fikum
fikyn
fUaj
fUek
filU
filja
fUke
filmo
fimak
fimel
fimka
fimle
fimno
fimon
fimup
finem
finla
finme
finop
finpo
finry
finyr
fiogh
fiohj
fioik
fiolm
fionp
fiors
fiost
fiowy
fiozb
fipam
fipen
fipip
fipma
fipne
fipsy
fipur
fipys
firap
firir
firos
firpa
firso
firut
firsrv
fiser
fisre
fisto
fisuv
fitar
fitit
fitov
fitra
fitse
fitvo
fityx
fiubd
fiucf
fiuhk
Etcetera(s)
Europe
For Europe
From „
In „
To
European
Evade(s)
Evaded
Evading
Evaporate(s)
Evaporatea
Evaporating
Evaporation
Evaporator(s)
Evasion
Evasive
Evasively
Even
„ if
Evening
During the evening
Last evening
This „
Event (s)
In event of
Eventual
Eventuality
Eventually
Ever
Every
,. day
„ possible
„ time
Everybody
Everyone
Everything
Is everything
Everywhere
Evidence(8)
Evident
Evidently
Ex
» quay
» ship
„ stock
„ warehouse
Ex officio
Ex parte
Exact
Exact amount
„ quantity
Telegraph exact
Exacted
Exacting
Exactly
„ the same (as)
Exaggerate(s)
Exaggerated
Greatly exaggerated
Exaggerating
Exaggeration
Examination
into
of
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fiujl
fiuln
flump
fiurt
fiuvy
fivas
fivet
fiviv
fivsa
fivte
fiviix
fivwo
fiwat
fiwev
fiwoy
fiwuz
fiwyo
fiyav
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fiyix
fiyjm
fiylp
fiyoz
fiyps
fiyub
fiyva
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fiyzo
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fizob
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fizwa
fizye
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flamy
flanz
flard
flasf
fla-wj
flegs
fleht
flemz
flenb
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fleth
flewk
flezm
flifs
fligt
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fliky
fUlz
flimb
flino
flirg
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flivk
flizn
flods
floft
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E X AMiN ATioN — Continued,
Thorough examination
Exaniine(s)
Examine and report
Will examine
„ „ and report
Carefully examine
Examine into (this)
„ it
Shall we (I) examine
Examined
Has been examined
Must be examined
Examined by
„ into
it
Examining
Example(s)
For example
Excavate
Excavated
Excavating
Excavation(s)
Exceed (s)
Do not exceed
Likely to exceed
Must not exceed
May we (I) exceed
„ „ slightly exceed
Exceed(s) the amount
„ this
Exceeded
Not exceeded
Exceeded by
» about
Exceeding
Not exceeding
Exceedingly
Is exceedingly
Excellence
Excellent
Excellently
Except (s)
„ as regards
at
for
Excepted
Excepting
„ about
All excepting
Exception(s)
With the exception of
Exception of
to
Exceptional
Very exceptional
Exceptionally
Excess (of)
In excess of
Excessive
Is excessive
Very excessive
Excessively
Exchange {see " Stekuno " for figures)
Exchange for T/T
,, „ commercial paper
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flopf
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flues
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focly
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foevz
foewb
foezd
fofah
fofha
fofik
fofie
foflo
fofny
fofol
foftim
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Exchange — continued.
Exchange at 3 d/s
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I. i> 60 „
„ 90 „
„ 120 „
„ 80 d/d
» X 60 „
:, 90 „
,, 120 „
In exchange for
Exchange ( — ) under par
( — ) over
( — ) and
i
i
5
«
7
4
I
15
On the exchange
Bate of „
At an „ of
What is present exchange
Exchanged
„ for (with)
Exchanging
Exchequer
Chancellor of Exchequer
Excise
Excite(s)
Excited
Excitement
Exciting
Exclude(s)
Excluded
Excluding
•> all
„ any
Exclusion
Exclusive (of)
Exclusively
Exouse(s)
Excused
Excusing
Exeoute(s)
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Have executed
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Is being executed
Has been executed
Executed at
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Exeoutor(s)
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fokma
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fomso
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fonre
fonto
fonuv
foogm
foonn
foojp
foont
foory
foosz
foowd
fopar
fopit
fopov
fopra
Exempt(s) (from)
Are exempt (from)
Exempted (from)
Exempting
Exemption(s) (from)
Exercisable
Exercise(s)
To exercise
Exercised
Have exercised
„ not exercised
Exercising
Exert(s)
Exerted
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Exertion(s)
Exhaust(s)
Exhausted
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Exhibit(s)
Exhibited
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Exhibition
Exhibitor(s)
Exigency(ies)
Exist(s)
Existed
Existence
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Exonerate(s)
Exonerated
Exonerating
Exorbitant
Exorbitantly
Expand(s)
Expanded
Expanding
Expansion
of
Triple expansion
Quadruple expansion
Expect(s)
it
„ that
« to
Fully expect
When may we (I) expect
„ do you expect
„ „ they „
Do you expect (to)
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Expectation (s)
Expected
Is (are) not expected (to)
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at
by
her (him)
here
immediately
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steamer
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foyab
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foyfo
foyhy
foyid
foyks
foylt
foyof
foyug
fozac
fozca
fozde
fozed
fozgo
fo2df
fozgy
fozog
Expected — continned.
Expected that
„ them (him) (to)
„ there
., to
.. >, be
expecting
Are expecting
Have been expecting
Expecting him (her)
it
„ steamer
„ them (him) (to)
>, to
Expedience
Expediency
Expedient(s)
Expedite(s)
„ as much as possible
„ delivery
" ''. .
■„ sailing
Can anything be done to expedite
Expedited
Being expedited
Expediting
Expedition(s)
Expeditiously
As expeditiously as possible
Expend(s)
Expended
Expending
Expenditure
Heavy expenditure
No
Small „
Total
"What is total expenditure to date (on)
Expenditure at
» for
„ m (on)
Expense(s)
All expenses
No expense(s)
Our (my) expense(s)
Their (his)
Your expense(8)
What do expenses amount to
„ would be the expense of
Expenses would amount to
Total expenses
Expense {s; would not exceed
at
for
in
of
on
Expensive
Too expensive
Very
Expensively
Experience(s)
Experienced
Experiencing
Are experiencing
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framd
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frenz
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frigz
frihb
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frolg
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frozt
frucy
frudz
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fuasb
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faawf
fubaj
fubek
fubil
fubia
fubke
fubmo
fubpy
fubyp
fucak
fucel
Exp8rinient(s)
Experimental
Experimented
Experimenting
Expert(s)
„ advice
„ report
Expiration (of)
At the expiration of
Expiration of agreement
„ „ charter
„ „ contract
„ „ period (term;
Expire(s)
When does it expire
Expired
Expiring
Expiry (of) (w aho "Expibatios")
On expiry of
Explain(s)
., it
why
Please explain
How do you explam
Can you explain
Cannot explain
Explained (to)
Explained by (in)
Explaining
Are explaining
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Explanation(8)
Full explanation (s) (by)
No explanation
Explanation(s) from
of
Explanatory
Explicit
Explicitly
Explode(s)
Exploded
Exploding
Exploit(s)
Exploitation
Exploited
Exploiting
Exploration
Explore(s)
Explored
Exploring
Explosion(s)
Explosive(s)
Export(s)
Export duty
Large exports
Small „
Exports froM
„ hence
of
» to
Exportation (of)
Exported
by
„ from
to
70
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Fuvky
Exporter(j5)
Exporting
Expose(s)
Exposed
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Exposing
Exposure(s)
Express(es)
Expressed
Expressing
Expression(s)
Expressly
Expunge(s)
Expunged
Expunging
Extend(s)
it (to)
„ the time (period)
Do not extend (the)
On what terms can you extend (the)
May we (I) extend (the)
Can you extend
Cannot „
Can „
Try to
Will
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Has been extended
„ not been extended
Extended for
it
„ to
Extending
„ it
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Extension (s)
Try to get an extension
Cannot „ „
Obtain an extension
Have obtained an extension
No extension
Extension for (to)
„ of
Extensive
Very extensive
Extensively
Extent
of
(To a) large extent
„ moderate extent
„ small „
To the extent of
„ what extent
„ may we (I)
„ „ „ canyon
External
Extinction
Extinguish(es)
Extinguished
Extinguishing
Extort(s)
Extorted
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Extortion
Extortionate
fulux
fulwo
fulzy
famat
fumev
fornoy
fumta
fumuz
famve
ftimyo
fanav
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fanix
ftinoz
funub
funva
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fuohs
fuojt
fuonz
fuord
fuosf
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fupob
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futog
futufi
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fuvad
fuvda
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fuvho
fuvig
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Extra
lid. extra
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4id. „
6d. „
9d. .„
1/- ..
1/3 „
1/6 „
2/- ..
2/6 „
No extra
Nothing extra
What would be the extra
Would cost an extra
Extm for two ports
„ three ports
amount
for (on)
if
price
quality
quantity
Extras
No extras
Extract(s) (of)
Certified extract (of)
Send extract (of)
Have sent extract (of)
Extract of letter
Extracted (from)
Extracting
Extraction
Extraordinarily
Extraordinary
Extravagance
Extravagant
Very extrava,gant
Extravagantly
Extrenie(s)
Extremely
Extreniity(ies)
P
Fabrication
Fabulous(ly)
Face(s)
Faced
Fabilitate(s)
Greatly facilitates
Facilitated
by
Facilitating
Facilities
No facilities
Facilities for (to)
What facilities are there (for, to)
Facility
Facing
Facsimile
Fact(s)
Factor(s)
Factorage
Faotory(ies)
At the factory
Ex
n
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ftivm
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fydan
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Fahrenheit
Degrees Fahrenheit
Fail(s)
„ to
Do not fail to
Without fail
Failed
Have failed (to)
Failing
„ this can you
„ „ may (shall) we (I)
„ „ we (I) shall (will)
„ „ _ you must
„ which
Failure(s)
Is a failure
Failure is announced
Fair
At a fair
Fair price
Fairer
Fairest
Fairly
Fairiy good
Fairness
Faith
Fan(s)
There has been a fall of
Fall in
» of
Heavy fall
Likely to be a fall (in)
Fallacious
Fallacy(ies)
Fallen
Fallen from
„ to
" (— ) point(s)
Falling
„ rapidly
„ oS
False
Falsely
Falsification
Falsified
Fal8ify(ing)
Familiar
Family
Famine
Fan(s)
Fancy(ies)
Far
As far as
So „ „
Not „ (from)
Very far from
Far from
„ too
Farce
Fare(s)
„ for
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What is the fare
Farm(s)
fyfap
fyfir
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fygto
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fyith
fyjas
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fyjzy
fykat
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fykta
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fykve
fykyo
fylav
fylcy
fylix
fyloz
fyiub
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fylwe
fylzo
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fymob
fymuc
fymwa
fymye
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fynco
fynez
fynib
fynoc
fynud
fynya
fynze
fyofs
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ryonv
fyoky
fyolz
Farmed
Farmer(s)
Farming
Farther
off
„ than
Farthest
Farthing(s) (see also " Sterling ")
Fashion(s)
Fast
As fast as possible
Very fast
Fast enough
Not fast enough
Fasten (s) (to)
Fastened
Fastening(s)
Faster
Fastest
Fat(s)
Fatal
,, to
„ accident
Fatally
Fate (of)
Telegraph fate of
» » » bill
Father
Fathom(s)
Fault (s)
Whose fault is it
Faulty
Very faulty
FaYor(s)
Are you in favor of
„ strongly in favor of
In favor of
Are (is) not in favor of
Favourable
If favourable
Not „
Very „
Favourably
Favourably inclined
Not favourably
Very
Favoured
Favouring
Fear(s)
Feared
Fearing
Feasibility
Feasible
Feature(s)
Featureless
February
Ist February
2nd „
8rd „
4th „
6th
6th
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Gaipz
Februaky — continued.
7th February
8th
9th
10th
11th
12th
18th
14th
16th
16th
17th
18th
19th
20th
21st
22nd
28rd
24th
25th
26th
27th
28th
29th
Beginning of February
During February
End of „
■Middle of „
First half of February
Second half, of „
For February
In „
In all „
February /March
February/March/ April
„ sailing
„ steamer
to
Fed
Feddan(s)
Federal
„ Government
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Federated
Federating (with)
Federation(s)
Fee(s)
Feeble
Feed(s)
Feeder(s)
Feeding
Feel(s)
„ sure
„ that
Feeler(8)
Feeling
Better feeling
General „
Feet
( — ) feet 1 inch
( — ) „ 2 inches
(-) .. 8
(-) .. 4
(-) » 6
(-) ., 6
{-) » 7
gaack
gaagn
gaals
gaamt
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gaftie
gafsy
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gafys
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gagty
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gagyt
ganap
gahir
gahos
gahpa
gahso
gahut
gahvy
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Feet — contin tied.
( — ) feet 8 inches
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„ of
Lineal feet
Square „
Superficial feet
Cubic feet
40 Cubic feet (per ton)
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Female(s)
Fenoe(s)
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Fencing
Fender(s)
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Fertile
Fetch(es)
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Fetter(s)
Fettered (by)
Fettering
Fever
Feverish
Few
Few at
„ for
„ from
„ of
Very few
Fewer
Fiasco
Complete fiasco
Fierce
Fiercely
Fifth
Fight
„ them (him)
„ for
Fighting (for)
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galas
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galte
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galzy
gamat
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gamuz
gamve
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ganar
gancy
ganix
ganoz
ganub
ganya
ganzo
gaohs
gaojt
gaonz
gaord
gaosf
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gapbo
gapiz
gapob
gapuo
gapwa
gfapye
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garbe
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Are your figures correct
Figures are correct
Figures are incorrect
Do figures include
Figures include
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„ in
Figuring
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Filed
Filing
Fill(s)
her
in
it-
order
steamer
up
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„ witb
Can fill
„ you fill
Cannot fill
Hope t6 fiU
May we (I) fill
Will fill up at
FiUed
Have filled
„ you filled
gasug
gasyh
gatac
gatde
gated
gatgo
gatif
gatjy
gatog
gatun
gatyj
gauge
gaunt
gauly
gaumz
gaurf
gauth
gauzm
gavad
gavda
gavef
gavfe
gavho
gavig
gavky
gavon
gavui
gavyk
gawaf
gaweg
gawfia
gawge
gawjo
gawoj
gawuk
gawyl
gayag
gajrfe
gayga
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gayy
gayko
gaymb
gaync
gayok
gayul
gayzn
gazah
gazha
gazik
gazie
gazlo
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gazum
gazyn
geags
geant
gealy
geamz
geanb
geawk
geazm
geban
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Has not been filled
Filled her
„ order
„ steamer (vessel)
,. up
.. .. at
„ with
Filling
„ it (her)
„ steamer (vessel)
„ up at (with)
„ order(s)
Final
Finality
Finally
Have finally
Not finally
Finance (««e also " Finances")
it
„ with
„ Association
Can finance
„ you finance
Cannot finance
Arrange finance
Arranged finance
Have arranged finance
Financed
Is being financed
Financed at (in)
by
„ here
„ with
Finances {see also "Finance")
Financial
„ arrangements
„ difBculties
„ telegram
„ requirements
Financially
Financier(s)
Financing
Are (is) financing
Financing with (through)
Find(8) #
„ it
„ that
Who find(s)
We (I) find
They (he) find(8)
You find
Finding
Fine(s)
LFined
Finesse
Fining
Finish(es)
„ about
by
C ,. it
on
Expect(s) to finish
When will you finish
Finished
Not yet finished
74
Gebor
Gevaj
Finished — continued
Finished about
it
on
Cannot be finished before
Will be finished
When will it be finished
Finishing
Fir
Fire(s)
Been on fire
Is on fire
Fire in
„ is
„ on board
Fireman (men)
Firm(s) (see also " Offer ")
Be firm regarding
Closed firm
Not so „
This firm
„ is firm
Is this firm
Very firm
Firm at
Firmer
Mu(!h firmer
Firmer at
Firmly
Act firmly
Firmly of opinion
Firmness
First
Firstly
Fiscal
„ reform
„ change
Fish
Fishing
Fissure(s)
Fit(s)
,. for
„ out
to
Can you fit
» fit
Cannot fit
Not fit (for)
Fitness
Fittage
Fitted
Has been fitted
Is being fitted
Can be fitted
Must be fitted
Will be fitted
Fitted by
„ for
„ here
„ out
„ to (on)
„ •with
Fitter(s)
Fitting(s)
Charterer finds fittings
Ship finds fittings
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gelay
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gelib
geloc
gelud
gelya
gelze
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gembe
gemdo
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gemod
gemuf
gemyg
gemza
genab
genba
gence
genec
genfo
genid
genof
genyh
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geodt
geghy
geolc
geonf
geown
gepac
gepca
geped
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gepog
gepun
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geraf
gereg
gerfa
gerge
geijo
geroi
gervik
geryl
gesag
gesga
gesne
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gesko
gesmy
gesok
gesul
getah
getha
getik
getje
getlo
getnv
getol
getum
getyn
gevaj
Fitting (s) — continued.
Shipper(8) find(8) fittings
Excluding fitting(6)
Including „
No
Fitting(s) for
Fittings and fodder
>. „ water
Fix(es)
Can (could) fix
Cannot (could not) fix
Can (could) you fix
Do not fix
May we (I) fix
Shall we (I) fix
With authority in hand could fix
At what rate can you fix
Can fix at ( — ) may we (I) do so
Fix at
„ „ not exceeding
.. for
„ from
„ her for
„ her from
„ immediately
„ it (them)
» ship
„ steamer
„ with
Fixed
Has been fixed
Is being fixed
Must be fixed
Not fixed
Have fixed
„ ,not fixed
„ you fixed
If fixed
Fixed at (in)
„ by
„ for
„ from
.„ her
„ immediately
„ it (them)
>. ship
„ steamer
„ to (on)
„ with
Fixing
Are fixing
„ not fixing
Fixing at
„ 'for
„ from
„ her
„ it (them)
„ ship
„ steamer
„ with
Fixture(s)
Fixture(8) for
„ from
„ in
Flag(s)
British flag
75
Gevek
Ginga
gevek
gevil
gevia
gevke
gevxno
gevpy
gevyp
gewak
gewel
gewka
gewle
gewno
gewon
gewup
geyal
geybt
geyem
geygz
geynb
geykd
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geyme
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geypo
geyry
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gezip
gezma
gezne
gezsy
gezur
gezvs
gianz
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giamf
giang
giaph
giark
giawp
gibas
gibiv
gibsa
gibte.
gibux
gibwo
gibzy
gicat
gicev
gicoy
gicta
gicuz
gicve
gicyo
gidar
gidiz
gidoz
gidub
§idva
gidwe
gidzo
giefy
gieez
giekd
gjelf
Flag(s) — cuntinued.
Foreign "flag
House „
Native „
Our (my) flag
Flagged
Flagging
Flagrant
Flame(s)
Flange(s)
Flanged
Flat
Very flat
Flatness
Flaw(s) (in)
Serious flaw (in)
Small „ „
Flaw (is) near
Flawed
Fleet(s)
British fleet
Float (s)
Float her
„ the Company
Expected to float
Floated
oft-
Has been floated
Floating
„ charge
Flood (s)
Flooded
Flooding
Floor(s)
Flooring
Florin (s)
Flotation (s)
Flotsam
,, and jetsam
Flour
Flourish(es)
Flourished
Flourishing
Fluctuate(s)
Fluctuated
Fluctuating
Fluctuation(s)
Flush
Fodder
Fodder and fittings
„ ,, water
Excluding fodder
Including ,,
Fog(s)
Foggy
Follow («« aho " Follows ")
Followed
., by
Following
Follows
As follows
Folly
Foolish
Foolishly
Foot («e« ahu " Feet ")
1 foot ( — ) inches
giemg
gierl
gifbo
gifiz
gifob
gifuc
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gifye
gigay
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gihyg
ginza
gijab
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»
gyof
gijug
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giked
gikgo
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gilda
gilef
gilfe
gilho
gilig
gij^y
gilon
gilyls^
gimaf
gimeg
gimfa
gimge
gimjo
gimly
gimoi
gimuk
gimyl
ginag
ginga
Foothold
Footing
Secure a footing
Same footing as
For
For a (an)
,. any
„ her
., him
„ it
„ me ^
>i my
„ our
„ that
„ their
„ the
,, them
„ these
„ this
„ those
„ us
„ what
„ which
,, whom
„ whose
„ you
„ your
Forbid (s)
Forbidden
Forbidding
Force(s)
Force Majeure
Forced
„ to
Forced draught
Howden's forced draught
Forcing
Fore
„ and aft
Forecast(s)
Forecastle
Foreclose(s)
Foreclosed
Foreclosing
Foreclosure
Forego(es)
Foregoing
Foregone
Foreign
Foreign Office
Foremast
Forenoon
Forepart
Forequarters
Foresee (s)
Foreseeing
Foreseen
Foresight
Forest(s)
Forestall(s)
Forestalled
Forestalling
Forfeit(s)
Forfeitable
Forfeited
Ginhe
Gobco
Forfeiting
Forfeiture
Forge
Forged
Forgery
Forget(s)
Forgetfiilness
Forgetting
Forgot
Forgotten
Form(s)
Nett form
New „
Old „
What foihn (of)
Usual form
Form of
Formal
Formality(ies)
Formally
Formation (of)
Formed
Has been formed
Formed by
» for (to)
Former
„ preferred
Formerly
Formidable
Forming
Formula
Formulate(s)
Formulated
Formulating
Forthcoming
Forthwith
Fortnight(s)
Fortnightly
Fortunate
Fortunately
Forward(s)
Brought forward
Carried „
Carry „
Send „
Sent „
Shall we (I) forward
Forward by first mail
„ „ „ steamer
Go(e8) forward
Forward as soon as possible
by (per)
for
„ from
„ here
,; immediately
„ it (them)
„ steamer
„ to you
„ tonnage
„ us (me)
„ „ „ immediately
via
Forwarded
Cannot be forwarded (before)
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giybz
giyer
giyhg
giylk
giyre
giyto
giyuv
giywy
gizar
gizit
gizov
gizra
gizse
gizvo
gizyx
glads
glaffc
IS
glapf
glawm
glees
gledt
glehy
glelc
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glenf
glen
glesk
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glewn
glibs
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gligy
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glild
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glupk
glurm
gluzt
goaby
goagd
goafl
goamk
goarp
goavs
goawt
gobco
FoBWAKDBD — continued.
Being forwarded (by)
Not been forwarded
Have you forwarded
„ forwarded
„ not forwarded
Must be „
Forwarded by
for
„ from
„ here
„ immediately
„ it (them)
on
to
Forwarding
„ it (them)
per
you
Are forwarding
When are you foi'warding
Foster(s)
Fostered
Fostering
Fought
Foul(s)
Very foul
Fouled
Foulness (of)
Found
Will be found by
Found at
„ by
„ it
„ to be
Foundation (for)
No foundation „
Founded
Founder(s)
„ shares
Foundered
Foundering
Foundry (ies)
Four (see also "Numerals")
Fourfold
Fourth(s)
Fraction(s) (^^"Numeeals")
Fracture(s)
Fractured
Fracturing
Fragile
Frail
Frame(s)
Framed
Framework
Framing
Franc(s)
( — ) francs & 25 cents,
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For France
From „
In
To
m
Gobya
Grisp
gobya
gobze
gocbe
gocgy
gocyg
gocza
godba
godce
godfo
godhjr
godyh
goeoz
goefd'
goelk
goets
goevt
goeay
gofca
gofde
gofeo
gogy
goW
gogda
gogfe
gogho
gogky
gogyk
gonfa
gohge
gohjo
gohyl
goixy
gojga
gojhe
goiko
gokha
gokqe
goklo
gokny
gokyn
golia
golke
golmo
golpy
golyp
gomka
gomle
gomno
gonla
gonme
gonpo
gonry
gonyr
googh
gookj
gooik
goolm
goonp
goors
goost
goowy
goozb
gopma
gopne
gopsy
Frankly
I^aud(s)
Fraudulent(ly)
Free(8)
„ alongside
F.o.b. (w* also " Price " " Buv " " Quote " ,fr.)
F.o.r.
Free-trade
Freeboard
Freed (from)
Freedom
of
„ from
Freehand
Freehold
„ land
Freeholder(s)
Freeing
Freely
Freeze
"Freezers"
Freezing
Freezing Chambers
Freezing Company(ies)
Freezing-point
Freight (s)
Coast freight
Collect freight(3)
Collected „
Gross ,-,
Measurement freight(s)
Nett freight(s)
No
Offer a freight
Pay freight
Rate of freight(s)
Secure a freight
Secured a freight
Through freight
Transhipment freight
Quote freight(s)
What freight(s) can you offer
„ is the freight on
Total freight(s)
Preight(8) & passage money
„ at
,. >• risk
„ earnings
„ .and passage earnings
'for
„ „ collection
„' from
„ less rebate(8)
„ of
„ offering
on
„ pes sailer
,? „ steamer
to
Freightage
French
„ Government
French port(s)
One French port
Two French ports
gopur
gopys
gorap
gorpa
gorso
goryv
gosre
gosto
gotra
gotse
gotvo
goubd
goucf
gouhk
gouil
gouln
goump
gourt
gouvy
govsa
govte
govwo
gowoy
gowta
gowuz
gowve
gowyo
goyav
goycy
goyhl
gojrix
goyjm
goylp
goyps
goyva
goywe
goyzo
gozbo
gozwa
gozve
grabt
grafy
gragz
granb
grakd
gralf
gramg
grarl
grasm
gredy
greid
grelg
grern
grepk
grerm
grewr
grezt
gricy
gridz
grihd
grink
grim
grisp
French — continued.
Three French ports
Frequency
Frequent
Frequented
Frequenting
Frequently
Very frequently
Fresh(ly)
Friction
Friday
„ morning
„ afternoon
„ evening
night
Next Friday
On Friday(8)
Noon on Friday
Friend (s)
Friendliness
Friendly
Friendship
Frighten(s)
Frightened
Frightening
From
a (an)
any
about
( — ) to about ( — )
her
here
him
it (them)
our (my)
that
the
their (his)
there
these
this
those
us (me)
what
whom
whose
you
your
Front(s) (of)
Frontage
Frontier
Frost
Degrees of frost
Frosty
Froze
Frozen
up
Fruit(s)
Fruitful
Fruitless
Frustrate(s)
Frustrated
Frustrating
Frustration
Fuel
Liquid fuel
78
Grixt
Gupar
FuBL — continued.
Patent fuel
Fumi(s)
Fulfilled
Fulfilling
Fulfilment (of)
Non-fulfilment
Full
Not full
FuUof
„ on leaving
„ ship
Will she be full
„ be a full ship
„ not be full
Fuller
Fullest
Fullstop
Fully
Been fully
Not „
Fumigate
Fumigated
Fumigating
Fumigation
Fund(s)
Funds invested
Fundamental (ly)
Funnel(s)
Furiousfly)
Furlough
Furnace(s)
Furnish(es)
Furnished
Furnisher(s)
Furnishing
Furniture
Further
Have you any further
„ further
„ no further
Not further than
Further than
Require further
Do you require further
„ not „ „
Furtherance
Furthered
Furthering
Furthermore
Furthest
Fuse(d)
Fusion
Fuss
Futile
Futility
Future
„ deliTery
of
In the futur*
Futures
G
Gain
To gain
Gain of
., to
gufol
gufum
gufyn
gugaj
gugek
gugil
gugia
gugke
gugmo
gugpy
gugyp
guhak
guhel
guhka
guhle
guhno
guhon
guhup
guich
guifk
guijn
guipt
guitz
guixd
guqal
guqem
gujla
gojme
gujop
guqpo
g^iyr
gukam
guken
gukip
gukma
gukne
gukur
gukys
gulan
gulep
gulna
gulor
guipe
gulro
gulus
gulyt
gumap
gumir
gumos
gumpa
gumso
gumut
gumjn?-
guner
gunre
gunto
gunuv
guogm
guonn
guojp
guont
guory
guosz
guowd
gupar
Gained
Gaining
Gale(s)
Heavy gale
Gallery(ies)
Galley(s)
Gallon(s)
Galvanise
Galvanised
Galvanising
Gamble(d)
Gang(s)
Gangway(s)
Gap(s)
Gas
Gather(s)
Gathered
Gathering
Gauge(s)
Gauged
Gauging
Gave
Gave them (him)
„ us (me)
„ it
Gazette
Gazetted
Gear
Geared
Gearing
General
Generally
Not generally
Generate(s)
Generated
Generating
Generously
Gentleman (men)
Genuine(ly)
GeographicaI(ly)
Geological (ly)
Geologist(s)
Geology
German
„ Government
., port'
One German port
Two German ports
Three „
German Lloyds
Germany
For Germany
In
From „
To
Get {see also " Obtain ")
a (an)
about
it
on at
the
them (him) (to)
us (me) (to)
you (to)
Can get
79
Gupit
Gyjuc
gupit
gupov
gupra
gupse
gupvo
gupyx
gurat
gurev
guroy
gurta
guruz
gurve
guryo
gusav
guscy
gusix
gusoz
gusub
gusva
guswe
guszo
gutiz
gutob
gutuc
gutwa
gutye
guvay
guvco
guvez
guvib
guvoc
guvud
guvya
guvze
guwaz
guweb
guwic
gUwod
guwiif
guwvg
guyab
guyba
guyce
guyec
guyfo
guyhy
guyid
guyks
guylt
guyof
guyug
gtizac
guzca
guzde
guzed
guzgo
guzu
guzdy
guzog
guzun
guzyj
gyafs
gyagt
gyanv
gyaky
Get — continued.
Cannot get
Can you get
Do your utmost to get
Hope to get
If you can get
Might get
Try to get
What can you get (for)
What is the utmost you can get
With authority in hand might get
Cannot get more than
Getting
Is (are) getting
„ not getting
Getting about
„ for
„ from
Getting it
What are you getting for
Girder(8)
Gist
Give(s)
„ about
for
„ them (him)
it (her)
„ steamer (vessel)
up
„ us (me)
you
Can give
„ you give
Cannot give
„ „ more than
Do not „
„ „ more than
May we (I) give
Shall „ „
What -would they (he) give (for)
» >, you give (for)
. Will give
„ not give
,. they (he) give
„ you give
Given
Hav9 given
Have not given
,. you „
Given by
„ for
» it (her)
„ them (him)
„ us (me)
.. you
Giving
Are giving
Giving about
for
„ it (her)
„ them (him)
„ us (me)
you
Glad
to
if
gyalz
gyamb
gyanc
gyarg
gyash
gyavk
gyawl
gyazn
gybap
gybir
gybos
gybpa
gybso
gybut
gybvy
gybyv
gycer
gycre
gycto
gycuv
gycwy
gydar
gydit
gydov
gydra
gydse
gydvo
gydyx
gyeds
gyeft
gyejy
gyelb
gyend
gyepf
gyewm
gyfas
gyfet
gyfiv
gyfsa
gyfte
gyfux
gyfWo
gyfey
gygat
gygev
gygoy
gygta
gyguz
gygve
gygyo
gyhav
gyhix
gyhoz
gyhub
gyhva
gyhwe
gyhzo
gyics
gyilc
gyirj
gyitl
gyqbo
gyjiz
gyjob
gyjuc
Glad — continiced.
Glad if you
„ „ .„ can
Very glad
Gladly
Glass(es)
Gloomy
Glut
Glutted
Glutting
Go(es)
on with
per
via
to
Going
Is she going (to)
Is not going (to)
Going by (per)
„ on with
„ to
„ via
Gold
Gold Coast Colony
Goldfield(s)
Gold Mine
Gone
„ from
„ per
» to
„ via
Good {see also «' Goons")
Fairly good
No good
Would it be any good
Not very good
Very good
Good-Friday
Goods {see also "Good")
Bought the goods
Buy the goods
SeU „ „
Sold „ „
Ship „ „
Goods by (per)
» for
„ from
,, have arrived
„ in
„ ordered
„ shipped
Goodwill
Gossip
Got {see also " Obtatmkd ")
„ about
„ for
„ from
„ it (them)
„ no
» to
Have got
„ you got
„ not „
Govern (s)
Governed (by)
Governing
80
Gyjwa
Hacij
Government(s)
gysje
gysio
For the Government
From the „
To „
gysnv
gysol
Government cargo
gysum
„ here
gysyn
„ requirements
gytaa
gytek
Late Government'
New „
gytil
Governor
gytia
(Days) Grace
gytke
Grade(s) '
gytmo
1st grade
gytpy
2nd „
gytyp
8rd „
gyubt
High grade
gyufy
Low „
Medium grade
gyugz
gyunb
Graded
gyukd
Gradient
gyuif
Grading
gyumg
Gradual
gyurl
Gradually
gyusm
Grain
gyvak
Qrs. of grain
gyvel
„ „ 10 per cent, more or less
gyvka
Grain charter
gyvle
„ for
gyvno
„ freight
gyvon
„ from
gyvup
gywal
•„ in (per)
„ steamer
gywem
Grains
gywop
Gram(s)
gywry
Grand
gywyr
Granite
gyzan
Granitic
gyzep
Grant(s)
gyzna
Do not grant
gyzor
May we „
gyzpe
Grant it
gyzro
Will they (he) grant
gyzty
„ you grant
gyzus
Granted
Has been granted
haanl
„ not been grs,nted
haaim
haalp
Granting
Granulated
haaps
Grass(es)
haarv
Grate
haaty
Grateful (ly)
haavz
Gratification
haawb
Gratified
haazd
Very gratified
habaf
Gratify(ies)
habeg
Gratifying
habfa
Very gratifying
habge
Grating(s)
habio
hably
Gratis
Gratuitous(Iy)
haboj
habiik
Gratuity
Grave
habyl
Very grave
hacag
Gravel
hacga
Gravest
hacy
Graving-dock {see also "Dey-Dook")
In graving-dock
Go into graving-dock
Graving-dock at
Gravity
Greasy
Great
Great many
Too great
Very great
Great amount (of)
Great Britain
Greater
Much greater
Greater amount
„ than
„ quantity
Greatest
Greatly
Greece
Greek
„ Government
port(8)
One Greek port
Two ,, ports
Three „
Green
Grew
Grey
Gridiron
Grievanoe(s)
Grieved (at)
Grip
Gross
Per gross
Telegraph the gross
What would she gross
Would gross
Grossed
Grossing
Grossly
Ground (s)
No ground(s) for
Ground(s) for
On what grounds
Is there any ground for
Ground rent
Grounded
,, near
„ „ hera
„ but got off
Grounding
Groundless
Group(s)
Grouped
Grow(s)
Grower(s)
Growing
Grown
Growth
Guarantee(s)
No guarantee(s)
Can guarantee
„ you guarantee
Cannot „
UU
SL
Hacko
Hawba
hacko
hacok
bacul
hadah
hadha
hadik
hadje
hadlo
hadny
hadol
hadum
haech
haefk
haejn
haens
haept
haetz
haevb
haexd
hafai
hafek
hafil
ihaQa
haflce
nafmo
hafyp
hagEik
hagka
hagle
hagno
hagon
ha^p
hanal
hahem
hahla
hahme
hahop
hahpo
hahsn*
hai^43i
haijp
hajam
haqen
hajip
hajma
haqne
haqur
hagys
hakan
hakep
hakna
hakor
hakpe
hakro
hakus
hakyt
halap
halir
haJos
halpa
halso
haliit
halvy
halyv
hdJxxer
Guarantee(s) — contimteil.,
D6 not guarantee
Will they „
„ you „
Obtain a guarantee
Obtained a guarantee
Give „
Given „ „
What can you guarantee
Do (will) you guarantee
„ thfey guarantee
They
We
May ^hall) we guarantee
Guarantee (s) for
„ from
„ it (them)
„ ship
„ to
us (me)
you
Guaranteed
Been guaranteed
Is
„ not
» it „
Must be guaranteed
Guaranteed by
it
to
Guaranteeing
Guarantor(s)
Guaranty
Guard
„ against
Be on your guard
Guarded
„ against
Guardedly
Guarding
„ against
Guidance (of)
For our guidance
„ your „
„ their „
„• private guidance
Guide(6) (to)
Guided (by)
Guilt
Guilty
Guineas {see also" Sterling")
i guinea
1
H guineas
2'
2i
8
Si
4
4i .,
5
6
7
8
9
10
hamre
hamto
hamuv
hamwy
hanar
Tianit
hanov
hanra
hanse
hanvo
hanyx
haock
haogn
haols
haonv
haorz
haosb
haovd
haowf
hapas
Jiapet
hapiv
hapsa
hapte
hapux
hapwo
hapzy
harav
harcy
harix
haroz
harub
harva
harwe
harzo
hasbo
hasiz
hasob
hasuc
haswa
hasye
hatay
hatib
hatoc
hatud
hatya
hatze
hauks
hault
haumv
haupy
haurb
hausc
havaz
havbe
havdo
haveb
havgy
havic
havod
havuf
havyg
havza
hawab
hawba
Guineas — continued.
GuinGa(s) per cent.
( — ) & j guineas per cent.
( — ) & J guineas
(— ) &i ..
(-)&* ..
Gulden
Gulf
Gun(s)
Gunboat(s)
Gun-cotton
Gunpowder
Gusty
Gut (the)
Gutted
H
Habit(s)
Habitual(ly)
Had (see also Pronoutu and "If")
„ a (an)
„ any
„ been
» ., no
„ had
.. » to
»i »» »» 06
„ he
„ „ been
.. her
„ his
,. I
.. ., to
„ it
„ „ been
» ,. not
„ „ „ been
„ my
>> no
„ not
,; ,, been
„ „ she
„ „ they (he)
„ „ this (these)
„ ., to
,. .. we (I)
.. .. you
» our
„ she
„ „ been
,. ., no
„ „ to
„ the
„ their
„ there
„ ,, been
„ these
„ „ been
„ they
„ „ been
,. » not
» to
„ this
„ been
„ to
., » be
„ we
82
Hawce
Heonb
Had — continited.
Had we to
.. you
,. ., to
it your
Haggle (over)
Haggled (over)
Haggling (over)
Half
About half
Not
Half of
„. the amount
„ „ quantity
Half-crown(s)
Half-pay
Half-way (between)
Half-yearly
Halve
Halved
Halving
Hamper(s)
Hampered (by)
Hampering
Hand (see also " Hands ")
To hand
In (on) hand
Hand over
Handed
„ over
Handicap(s)
Handicapped
Handicapping
Handing
„ over
Handle(s)
Can you handle
„ handle
Cannot handle
Think could handle
Handled, (by)
Handling
Hands (see also " Hanp ")
All hands
Leave it in the hands of
„ our (my) hands
„ „ your hands
Left in your hands
„ „ „ to do your best
Handsome
Handsomely
Handy
„ steamer
» ship
Hang(s)
Hanging
Happen(s)
Happened (to)
what has happened to
Happening
Happy (to)
Harass(es)
Harassed
Harassing
Harbour
In harbour
heevg
heezk
hefan
hefep
heftia
hefor
hefpe
hefro
hefty
hefus
hefyt
hegap
hegir
hegos
hegpa
hegso
hegut
hegvy
hegyv
hener
behre
heMo
hehuv
hehwy
heijt
heird
hejar
hejit
hejov
hejra
hejse
hejvo
heiyx
hekas
heket
hekiv
heksa
hekte
hekux
hekwo
hekzy
helat
helev
heloy
helta
heluz
helve
helyo
hemav
hemcy
hemix
hemoz
hemub
hemva
hemwe
hemzo
henbo
heniz
hefiob
henuc
henye
hec^
heont
heoly
heonb
Harbour-master
Hard
Very hard
Harden(s)
Hardened
Has (have) hardened
a little
Hardening
„ tendency
Are hardening
Market is hardening
Harder
Much harder
Hardest
Hardly
Hardness
Hardship(s)
Hardware
Harm(s)
No harm (in)
Harmed
Harmful (to)
Very harmful
Harming
Harmless
Harmonious(ly)
Harmonise(s) (with)
Harmonised „
Harmonising „
Harmony
In harmony with
Harsh
Harshly
Harvest
Average harvest
Bad „
Good
Pair „
Poor „
Harvested
Harvesting
Has {xiie alio Pronouns and "If")
„ a (an)
„ any
„ been
I. •> no
had
no
to
be
he
„ been
her
his
it
„ been
„ not
„ to (be)
my
no
not
„ been
,. had
„ this
>. to
83
Heorf
Hih^i«re
heorf
heowk
heozm
hepay
hepco
hepez
hepib
hepoc
hepud '
hepya
hepze
herba
herce
herec
herfo
lierhy
Tlerid
herof
herug
lieryh
hesac
hesca
hesde
hesed
hesgo
hesif
hesjy
hesog
hesun
hesyj
hetad
hetda
hetef
hetho
hetig
hetoh
hetuj
hetyk
bevaf
Kfeveg
hey fa.
hevge
hevjo
hevoj
hevuk
hevyl
hewag
hewga
bewhe
bewij
bewko
bewok
hewul
heyah
beyds
beyha
heyik
heyje
beylo
heyol
beypf
beyum
bezai
bezek
bezil
Has — continued.
Has not to be
our
she
„ been
„ to be
the
their
there
;, been
this
„ been
„ to be
to
» be
your
Haste
Hasten
„ as much as possible
Hastened
Hastening
Hastily
Hasty
Hatch (es)
,. No. (-)
Hatchway(s)
Haul
Haulage
Hauled
Hauling
Have {see also Pronouns and '
a (an)
If")
also
any
»i
been
had
been
no
no
to
be
be
her
his
I
„ to
it
my
no
not
,» been
,, had
>, they
„ to
„ ,, be
„ we (I)
t> you
our
the
their
them
there
„ been
these
any
been
be^'a
bezke
bezmo
bezyp
biafs
biagt
biabv
biaky
bialz
biamb
hianc
biarg
biasn
biavk
biawl
biazn
bibap
bibir
bibos
bibpa
hibso
bibut
bibvy
bibyv
bicer
Mere
bicto
bicuv
bicwy
bidar
bidit
bidov
bidra
bidse
bidvo
bid3rx
bieds
bieft
bieiy
bielb
blend
biepf
biewm
hifas
bifet
bifiv
bifsa
bifte
biftix
bifwo
bifey
bigat
bigev
bigoy
bigta
biguz
bigve
bigyo
hinav
bibcy
hlhix
hiboz
bibub
bibva
bibwe
Have—
-continued.
Have
they
if
any
n
been
It
had
it
to
it
..be
„ this.
„ to
.. .. be
„ have
>. we
„ „ any
.. ,. been
» „ no
.. „ to
you
» any
„ „ been
„ „ had
.. .. no
» » to
» your
Hairing (see also Pronottns and " Ip ")
a (an)
been
had
her
it
my
no
not
our
the
their (his)
them
these
this
to
„be
your
Havoc
Hawser(s)
Manila hawser
Steel „
Hazard (s)
Hazarded
Hazarding
Hazardous
Haze
Hazy
He
He can
be
have
not
have
could
be
not
be
did not
does
.. not
had
„ been
84
Hihzo
Hoamg
He — continued.
He had had
hirok
„ „ no
hirul
„ „ not
hisah
„ „ ,5 been
bisha
„ „ our
hisik
,1 11 to
hiaje
hislo
,. ,. ,. be
„ has
hisny
hisol
„ „ been
„ „ had
hisum
„ ., ,, to
his3ni
» » » » ue
hitai
hitek
;, .. my
„ „ no
hitil
„ „ not
hitia
hitke
„ ,, .. been
„ „ „ had
hitmo
„ ., to
Mtyp
jj )> »» t>e
hiubt
„ is
hiufy
„ „ being
hiugz
hiunb.
„ „ not
„ ,, ,, being
hiiikd
,. ,, ,> to
hiulf
be
hiumg
,, .. to
hiurl
be
»» It tf ^*'
hiusm
„ may
hivak
„ » be
hivel
„ „ not
hivka
„ might
hivle
„ not
hivno
„ must
hivon
„ ,. be
hivup
hiwal
„ „ not
., .. , >. be
hiwem
„ shall
hiwop
„ ,, be
hiwry
„ should
hiwyr
,, be
hiyam
„ „ have (been)
hiyen
„ „ not
11 » u be
hijap
hiyid
hiylg
„ was
„ „ not
hiyma
„ will
hisme
., ., be
iiiysy
„ „ not
hiyxir
)> » » 06
hiyzt
„ would
hizan
>. be
hizep
„ „ not
hizna
he
hizor
Head(s)
hizpe
Per head
hizro
„ including
hizty
„ excluding
hizus
Head Office {nee also •' Office ")
hizyt
Headed
hoabt
Heading
hoafy
Headquarters
hoa^z
Headway
hoafib
Headwind (s)
hoakd
Health
hoalf
Healthy
hoamg
Hear(s)
„ from
„ that
We (I) hear
If we (I) do not hear to the contarary
Expect to hear
When do you expect to hear
Hope to hear shortly
Heard
Heard from
„ of
Have not heard
„ you heard whether
anything (re)
„ not heard anything (re)
Hearing
Heartily
„ approve
Heat
Heated
Heating
Heavier
Heaviest
Heavily
Heaving (to)
Heavy
Not heavy
Too „
Very „
Likely to be heavy
Seems very heavy
Hectare(s)
Heotoliter(s)
Hectometer(s)
Hedge(s)
Hedged
Hedging
Heel
Heeled (over)
Heeling (over)
Height (of)
Heir(s)
Held
Who is it held by
Held at (in)
,, by
„ here
„ over
Heller(s)
Helm
Help(s) {see also " Assist "
Great help
Help from
.. to
„ us (me) to
Helped {see also " Assisted ")
to
Helpful
Very helpful
Helping
Helpless
Hence
Henceforth
Henceforward
Her
85
Hoarl
Houy
hoarl
hoasm
hobat
;hobev
lioboy
hobta
hobuz
hobve
hobyo
fhocav
hocix
hocoz
hocub
hocva
hocwe
hoczo
hodbo
hodiz
hodob
hoduc
hodwa
hbdye
hoedy
hoeid
hoelg'
hoeni
hoepk
hoerm
hoewT
hoezt
hofay
hofco
hofez
hofib
hofoc
hofud
hof^a
hofze
hogaz
hogbe
hogdo
hogeb
hog^
hogic
hogod
hoguf
hogyg
hogza
hohab
hohba
hohce
hohec
hohfo
hohid
hohof
hohiig
hohyn
hoicy
hoyf
hoirn
hoixt
xioijac
hojca
hojde
bojed
Her — continued.
Her at
,. by
„ for
„ from
„ to
Here
Be here
Is not here
Must be here (by)
Here by
„ on
Hereafter
Hereby
Herein
Hereinbefore
Heretofore
Herewith
Herself
Hesitancy
Hesitate(s) (to)
Hesitated (to)'
Hesitating (to)
Hesitation (in)
No hesitation in
Great „ „
Hidden
Hide
Hides
High
Much too high
Very high
Too „
High price
„ rate
High-handed
High-pressure
Higher
Go higher
MuchJiigher
Likely to go higher
No higher
Not higher than
Higher at
„ than
Highest
At the highest
Highly
Hill(s)
Hilly
Him
Him for
» to
Himself
Hinder(s)
Hinderea
by
Hindering
Hindquarters
Hindrance(s)
Hinge (s) (upon)
Hinged
Hinging „
Hint(s) (at).
Hinted „
try to get it reduced
hojgo
Hinting (at)
hojff
Hire(s)
hojog
hojun
On hire
Hire of
hokad
Time hire
Hired
hokda
Hiring
hokef
His
hokfe
His having
hokho
„ not
hokig
hokon
Hitch (in)
Serious hitch (in)
hokvn
hokyk
No hitch (in)
Hither
holaf
Hitherto
holeg
Hogshead (s)
holfa
Hoist
holge
Hoisted
holjo
Hoisting
holq
holuk
Hold(s)
Hold(s) for better price
holyl
„ it pending
homag
„ off
homga
„ out for
homne
„ about
homij
» for
homko
„ it (them)
hommy
„ over
homok
Hold (ship's)
homul
„ No. 1
honah
» 11 *
honha
» .> 8
honik
,, 4
honie
honlo
» » 6
.. » 6
honny
honol
In the hold
Main hold
honum
Forward hold
honyn
hooby
.After „
Holder(s)
hoogd
hooy
are
„ asiiing
hoorp
Holding(s)
hoovs
Hole(s) (in)
hoowt
" Holed "
hopsy
hopek
Holiday(s)
After the holidays
hopil
Bank holidays
hopia
hopke
Before the holidays
Delayed by „
hopmo
During the „
hoppy
Summer „
hop3rp
Owing to holidaj's
horal
Holland
horem
Home
horla
Arrive(s) home
horme
Arrived „
horop
At home
horpo
Come home
horyr
Coming „
hosam
Return (s) home
hosip
Send „
hosma
Sent „
hosne
Is to come home
hossy
Home by
86
Hosur
Hulka
Home — continued.
Home from
„ on
» via
„ line
Homeward(s)
„ bound
Honest
Honestly
Honesty
Honorary
Honour(s)
Honourable
Honourably
Honoured
Duly honoured
Honouring
Hook(s)
Hoops
Hope (see alio " Expect ")
No hope (of)
Hope of
„ that
„ to
'„ „ be able to
„ you will be able to
Is there any hope of
When do you hope to
Hoped
„ that
to
Hopeful
Is not hopeful
Very hopeful
Hopeful that
Hopeless
Quite hopeless
Hopelessly
Hoping
Are hoping to
Horizontal
Horizontally
Horse(s)
,-, per head
Horse-power
Effective horse-power
Nominal „
Indicated ,-,
"What „
Hose
Hospital
Hostile
Very hostile
Hostility(ies)
Great hostility
Hot
Hotel(s)
Hour(s)
At what hour
6 hours
12 „
18 „
24 „
86 „
48 ,.
hucof
hucuff
hucjyn
hudac
hudca
hudde
huded
hudgo
hudif
hudjy
hudog
hudun
hudyj
huexy
hufiEid
hufda
hufef
huffe
hufho
hufig
hufky
hufoh
hufuj
hufyk
hugaf
hugeg
hugfa
hugge
hugjo
hugoi
huguk
hugyl
hunag
huhga
huhfie
huhij
huhko
huhmy
huhok
hubul
huigh
huiik
huum
huirs
huizb
hujah
hujha
hiqik
hujje
hijqlo
hujny
huqol
hujum
hmyn
hukan
hukek
hukil
hukia
hukke
hukmo
hukpy
hukyp
hulak
hulel
hulka
House(s)
House of Commons
„ „ Lords
„ „ Assembly
„ „ Representatives
Hove (to)
How
How to
about
do you intend (propose)
is (are)
can they (he)
„ we (I)
.. you
do(e8)
has (have)
shall we (I)
will
are we to
am I to
However
Hulk(8)
Hull (of)
„ and machmery
Humbug
All huinbug
Hundred {see aha " Numerals'")
Hundredweight(s) (»« also " Quaktkhs")
( — ) and } cwts.
(-) .. i ..
(-) .. f ..
1 hundredweight
2 hundredweights
8
4
6
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Per ton of 20 cwts
Hung
Hungarian
Hungary
Hurricane
Hurried
Hurriedly
Hurry {see also " Hasten ")
„ as much as possible
» her
What can you do to buny (tUi
Hurrying
Are hurrying
Hnrt(s)
87
Hulno
Hyhbo
hulno
hulon
hulup
homal
humem
humla
imname
:humop
humpo
humry
humyr
hunam
hunen
hunip
hunma
hunsy
hvmur
iunys
huood
huocf
huohk
huoil
huoln
huort
huovy
huowz
hupan
hupep
hupna
hupor
hupro
hupus
hupyf
hurre
hurto
huruv
hurwy
liusar
husit
husov
husra
husse
husvo
liusyx
hutas
hutet
hutiv
hutsa
hutux
butwo
huvat
huvev
huvoy
huvta
huvuz
huvve
huvyo
huwav
huwix
huwoz
huwub
huybo
huyfk
huyhm
huyiz
Hurting
Husband
Husbanded
Husbanding
Hydraulic
Hyphen
Hypotheo«te(s)
Hypothecated (with)
Hypothecating
Hypothecation
I
I am
„ not
., .. to
„ to
ho
I can
„ be
„ have
» not
.. » be
„ have
I could
„ he
not
I did
„ not
„ „ have
I do
„ not
„ 80
I had
„ been
„ her
,, it
„ no
„ not
„ been
„ their (his)
„ them
I bad to
11 11 "^
I have
„ been
„ had
•1 •• no
,1 to
11 no
not
„ „ been
„ „ had
„ their (his)
„ these (this)
„ to
your
I may
11 be
„ have (to)
11 not
I might
1. be
.1 not
I must
„ be
have
huyjn
hujms
huyob
hujruc
huywa
hujrsd
huzay
huzco
huzez
huzib
huzoc
hvizud
huzya
huzze
hyads
hyaft
hyand
hyapf
hyawm
hyber
hybre
hybto
hybuv
hybwy
hycar
hycit
hycov
hycra
hycse
hycvo
hycyx
hydas
hydet
hydiv
hydsa
hydte
hydvix
hydwo
hydzy
hyecs
hyedt
hyelc
hyemd
hyenf
hyeri
hyetl,
byewh
hyfat
hyfev
hjrfby
hyfta
hyfuz
hyfVe
hyfyo
hygav
hygcy
hygix
hygoz
hygub
hygva
hygwe
hygzo
hynbo
I — continued.
I must not
I shall
be
„ have
11 11 to
,1 not
•1 II be
1, „ have
I should
.1 be
„ have been
11 to
„ not
„ be
I was
„ not
,1 to
I will
„ not
I would
„ not
Ice
Ice broken up
„ clause
Usual ice clause
Iceberg(s)
Icebound
Icefield(s)
Icefloe(s)
Icepack(s)
Idea(s)
Had (have) no idea
Idea of price
Have you any idea
What is your idea
„ their (his) idea
Identical
Identically
Identification
Identified
Identify(ies)
Identifying
Identity
Idle
Very idle
If
If a (an)
If any
If he
„ can
11 1, not
„ could
11 not
„ does not
„ bad
11 1. not
„ has
1, .1 not
1, is
11 1. not
,1 niay
„ must
,. ,1 bave
„ „ not
„ shall (should)
Hyhiz
Ibath
hyhiz
hyhob
hyhuc
!hyhwa
hyhye
hs^ibs
hsact
h^
hyiph
hjdrk
hyjay
hyqco
hyjez
hyqib
hyqoc
hyqud
hyiya
hyize
hykaz
hykbe
hykdo
hykeb
hykic
hykod
hykuf
hykyg
hykza
hylab
hylba
hylce
hylec
hylfo
hylid
hylof
hyliMf
hyiyh
hymac
hymca
hymde
hymed
hymgo
hymif
hymog
hymuh
hymyi
hynad
hynda
hynef
hynfe
hjTiho
hynig
hyakv
hynon
hynuq
lyk
hyobt
hynj
hyofy
hyogz
hyonb
hyokd
hyolf
hyorl
hyosm
hypaf
Ip — continued.
If be was (-were)
will
» be
„ not
would
„ be
„ not
not
If her
If his
m
am
If
» not
„ to
can
„ be (could be)
„ not
could
did so
do
„ not
„ so
had
„ been
„ not
„ „ been
» to
have
„ it
„ no
„ not
„ their (his)
„ them
„ to
.. your
may
„ not
might
must
„ not
shall
„ not
should
„ not
was (were)
» ,) not
will (would)
» » not
be
can
„ be
„ not
„ „ be
could
„ be
„ not (be)
does not
had
„ been
„ no (not)
„ not been
has
„ been
I, no
it
If — continued.
hypeg
If it has not
hypfa
If
ff f, been
hypge
»»
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hypio
hyply
tt \t be
is
hypo,
hypuk
„ not
may
hypyl
It
ff be
hyrah
It
might (be)
hyrha
tt
must
hyrik
tt
f, be
h>rie
hyrlo
â– t
„ not (be)
shall (be)
hymy
hyrol
ti
should (be)
»f
was (were)
hyrum
ti
tt tt not
hyryn
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hysai
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t»
will
II
,f be
hysil
II
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hysia
11
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hyske
II
would
hysmo
II
t* be
hyspy
II
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II 11 i> be
If my
hytel
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>
hytka
„not
hytle
ttour
hytno
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tt
can
hytup
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tt be
hyudy
hymd
tt
It
„ not
tt ff be
hyulg
tt
could
hyTipk
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f, be
hyurm
tt
„ not
hyuzt
tt
II 11 oe
hyval
»»
did not
hyvem
tt
does not
hyvla,
»
had
hyvme
ft
„ been
hyvop
»
» no
hyvpo
)J
„ not
hyvry
tt
„ „ been
hyvyr
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has
hywam
n
„ been
hywen
»>
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hywip
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hywur
})
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hywys
)»
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hyzap
»»
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hyzir
tt
„ I, be
hyzos
n
is
hyzpa
}}
„ not
hyzso
»»
„ „ to (be)
hyzut
»»
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hyzvy
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ibags
tt
may
ibaht
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11 be
ibaly
tt
„ not (be)
ibamz
tt
might (be)
ibanb
tt
must
ibarf
ft
11 be
ibath
■»
„ not
89
Ibawk
Ibyla
If — cmiiintied.
If — cotUmvuM. ,
ibawk
If she must not be
ibnof
If they must have
iba.'/rn
„ shall (be)
ibni^
ibnyn
II 11 not
ibba,Ti
„ should
, shall
ibbep
»> »> "^
ibocs
, should
ibblo
„ „ not (be)
ibodt
I II oe
ibtMne
„ was (were)
ibohy
, were
ibbna
„ „ „ not
ibolc
I II not
ibbor
» will
ibonf
I II to
ibbiis
ibori
ibosk
1 II II oe
ibbyt
„ have
will
ibcap
„ „ not
ibown
I II oe
ibcir
btt
ibpac
II not
ibcos
„ would
ibped
hp
» II 11 *^^
ibcut
» be
ibpif
, would
ibcyv
„ not
ibpog
ibpuh
1 II ^®
ibder
j» n »i oe
II not
ibdiR
If so
ibraf
1 II II »^
ibdno
„ that
If this
ibdot
„ the
ibreg
„ is
ibduv
„ their
ibrih
If those
ibe&
„ there
ibro,
ibni c
ibryl
If very
ibert
ibeky
„ there have (has) (been)
„ „ is (are)
If we
» are
ibelz
» » .1 » any
ibsag
„ „ not
ibemb
>i » » 11 no
ibsdo
II II II to
ibenc
» i> » » not
ibseh
II II to
iberg
ibevk
„ „ will (would) be
ibsfe
II 11 II De
„ these
ibsga
„ can
ibewl
If they
ibsij
»> II oe
ibezn
» aro
ibsok
„ „ have
ibfar
„ „ not
ibsul
ti II not
ibfes
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ibsym
II 11 11 dg
ibfit
„ can
ibtah
II i> II nave
ibfov
tf jy D6
ibtha
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ibfra
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ibtik
i» »> be
ibfyx
„ „ not
ibtol
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ibgas
ti »> »» oe
ibtum
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ibget
„ cannot have
ibtyn
ibuDS
„ do not
ibgiv
„ could
„ had
ibgre
ft tt '^
ibuct
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ibgux
ibnat
ft 1) not
»> ♦> II oft-
ibugy
ibunz
,1 II had
,1 II no
ibhev
„ did not
ibuld
i, .1 not
ibhoy
„ do not
ibiimf
II II II oeen
ibhuz
„ had
ibuph
II II to
ibift
„ „ been
iburk
„ have
ibiw
ibilb
» » no
ibvaji
ibvek
II 11 no
„ „ not
„ „ not
ibipf
>f •> » been
ibvhe
„ „ their (his)
ibiav
» <i to
ibvil
„ „ them (it)
ibjix
„ have
ibvom
II II to
ibjoz
,, been
ibvun
bp
11 II II ^'*5
ib ub
ibfciz
>■» no
„ „ not
ibvyp
ibwaik
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I. may
ibkob
19 i> It oeen
ibwel
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ibkuc
„ „ them (it)
ibwho
„ might
ibkwa
„ » to
ibwim
„ must
iblay
lip
ibwon
II II be
iblez
„ „ your
ibwup
,, not
ibUb
may
ibyal
„ shall
ibloc
be
ibyem
II II n®
iblud
„ „ not
ibyin
•1 II not
ibnab
ibnec
„ might
„ must
ibyio
ibyke
II II II be
„ should
ibnid
n » be
ibyla
n
» be
90
Ibyop
Icwoj
icikt
icilv
icirc
icjer
icjis
If
It — continued.
If we should hiive (to)
„ not
were
„ not
„ to
>» i» oe
wiU
„ be
„ have (to)
„ not
would
» be
„ not
» »» ne
you
are
„ not
can
„ do so
„ not
cannot do so
could
„ not
did not
„ so
do not
„ so
had
„ been
„ it (them)
•) no
„ not
» „ been
to
have
been
it (them)
no
not
„ been
to
may
,, not
might
must
» not
should
„ not
were
„ not
» to
will
',, be
„ have
„ not
would
» be
„ not
If your
Ignite(s)
Ignited
Igniting
Ignorance (of)
Ignorant (oQ
be
iqjot
iqjuv
ickar
ickes
ickit
ickov
ickso
ickte
ickva
ickyx
iclas
iclet
icliv
icl
ux
icmat
icmev
icmoy
icmuz
icohs
icojt
icord
icosf
ico'wj
icplz
icpob
icpuc
icraz
icreb
icric
icrod
icmf
icryi
icsai
icsco
icsde
icsec
icsid
icsof
icsuk
icsyfi
ictac
ictdo
icte4
ictg$i
ictff/
ictog
ictun
ictyj
ici^
icuEt
icumz
icurf
icuth
icvad
icvef
icvha
icvig
icvon >
icvui
icvyk
icwaf
icweg
icwhe
icwih
icwoj
Ignore(s)
Ignored
Ignoring
111
Very ill
Ill-advised
Ill-feeling
Illegal(ity)
Illegally
Illegible
Illness
Illogical
Illu8trate(s)
Illustrated
Illustrating
Illustration (s)
Im
Imaginary
Tmagination
Iniagine(s)
Imagined
Imagining
Imbedded
Imitate(s)
Imitated
Imitating
Imitation (s)
Immaterial (to)
Immediate
Immediate attention
Must have immediate
No immediate
Is there any immediate
Immediately
Must immediately
Not
wm
Immediately they (he)
„ there is
„ we ([)'
» you
„ it (she)
Immense
„ amount (quantity)
Immensely
Immigrant(s)
Immigration
Inuninenoe
Imminent
Immovable
Immunity (from)
Impair(s)
Impaired
Impairing
Impartial
Impartiality
Impartially
Impasse
Impatience
Impatient
Impecunious
Impede(s)
Impeded
Impediment
Impeding
%
Icwuk
Iduck
icwuk Impending
icwyl Imperative
icyag Imperative we (I) should
icyen „ you should
icyho ■„ to
icyy It is imperative
icyie „ not imperative
icyta Imperatively
icyok Imperceptible
icyvil , Imperfect
iczah Imperfection
iczik Imperfectly
iczjo Imperial
iczla „ Government
iczol Imperil(s)
icziim Imperilled
iczyn „ by
idabd Imperilling
idacf Impertinence
idahk Impertinent
idajl Impetus
idaln Implement (s)
idamp „ agreement
idart Implemented
idavy Implementing
idawz Implicate(s)
idbad Implicated
idbef Implicating
idbig Implication
idbla. Implicit
idboh Implicitly
idbuj Implied
idbyk Implore(s)
idcaf Implored
idceg Imploring
idcih Imply(ies)
'idcko Implying
idcle Impolitic (to)
idcoj Think it would be impolitic to
idcvus Very impolitic
MotI Import(s)
id^^ „ duty(ies)
idden ;, from
iddij . „ into
iddio . „ trade
iddme Large imports
iddna. Small „
||ddok Importance
iddul Of no importance
iddyin „ great „
ideim Importance of
idelp ..to
ideps Utmost importance
iderv It (this) is bi the utmost importance-
idety Important
idevz Is it important
idewb It is very important (to)
idezd Is not important
idfah Very important
idf ik Do you consider it important (to)
idfol Important for
idfcun „ that
i6fyn „ to
id^ Importation (s)
idgek I Imported
idgil
idgno
idgom
idgun
id|
idhal
idhel
idhim
idhon
idhup
idich
idifk
idijn
idipt
idit?
idixd
idjal
idqem
idjin
idjop
idqre
idijo-
idkam
idken
idkip
idkro
idkse
idkur
idlan
idlep
idlor
idlus
idlyt
idmap
idmir
idmos
idmut
idmsTv
idner
idnis
idnot
idnuv
idogm
idohn
idojp
idont
idory
idosz
idowd
idpar
idpes
idpit
idpov
idpyx
idsav
idsbo
idsce
idsda
idsix
idsoz
idsub
idtiz
idtob
idtuc
iduck
Imported — con tinned.
Imported by
>. for
.. into
Importer(8)
Importing
Impose(s)
Imposed (by)
„ upon
Imposing
Imposition
Impossibility (of)
Is an impossibility
Impossible
.. for
„ owing to
., to
It. is impossible to
Quite impossible
Fear it will be impossible
Wire if this is impossible
Impost(s)
Impoverish(es)
Impoverished
Impoverishing
Impoverishment
Impracticability (of)
Impracticable
Quite impracticable
If
Is „
Impregnable
Impress (upon)
., ,. them (him)
.. .. you
Impressed (with)
., upon
.. „ them (him)
Have impressed upon them (him)
Impressing
Impression (that)
Were under the impression that
Imprisoned
Imprisonment
Improbability (of)
Improbable
Very improbable
Improbable that
Improper
Improperly
Improve(s)
Improve it (them)
Is likely to improve
„ it likely to improve
,, not likely to improve
Improved
Has (have) improved
„ not improved
Greatly inproved
Improved by
Improvement(8)
Any improvement(s)
Great „
Improvement(s) in
No improvement(s) (in)
Is there any (sign of) improvemeaf
»
Idugn
Ifpwe
idugn
idiife
idumt
idurz
idusb
iduvtl
idvay
idvea
idvib
idvoc
idvud
idwac
idweb
idwiia
idwic
idwod
idwnf
idwyg
idyab
idyBO
idygo
idyne
idyld
idyja
idyof
idyug
idzac
idzed
idzif
idzie
idzka.
idzy$
ifal
ifam^
Ifarp
ifavB
ifawt
ifbay
ifbez
ifbib
ifboo
ifbud
ifcaa
ifceb
ifcic
ifcla
ifcod
ifcuf
ifcyi
ifdal
ifdec
ifdid
ifdla
ifdof
ifdug
ifdyfa
ifebB
ifefd
ifelk
ifets
ifevt
Improvement(s) — continued.
Some signs of improvement,
No „ II
ImproYing
Is rapidly improving
Imprudent
Imprudently
Impudence
Impute(s)
Imputed (to)
Imputing
In
In a (an)
>. any
.„ about
„ all
,. her
„ it (them)
„ our (my)
„ the
5, their (his)
„ this (these)
„ those
,, what
J, which
„ whose
„ whom
„ your
Is not in
„ it in
„ in
Inability
Inaccessibility
Inaccessible
Inaccuracy(les)
Inaccurate
Inaccurately
Inaction
Inactive
Very inactive
Inactivity
Inadequacy
Inadequate
Inadequately
Inadmissible
Inadvertence
Inadvertently
Inadvisable
Inapplicable
Inasmuch (as)
Inattention
Inattentive
Inaugurate(s)
Inaugurated
Inaugurating
Inauguration
Incalculable
Incandescent
Incapability
Incapable (of)
Incapacitate(s)
Incapacitated
Incapacitating
Incapacity
Incauticus(ly)
Incautiousness
ifezy
Incendiarism.
iffac
Incendiary(ies)
iffed
Incessant
iffif
Incessantly
if fine
Inch(es) {see also " Feet ")
iffna
i inch
iffog
iifnh
iffyj
( — ) inches and i
( ) i> 11 a
ifgef
{-) " .. i
ifgoh
1 inch
2 inches
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11 ,.
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ifksa
Incident(s)
Incidental(Iy)
Inclination (to)
ifkiim
ifkyn
iflai
iflek
No inclination to
InoUne(s) (to)
Inclined (to)
iflil
iflom
Is (are) inclined (to)
iflim
„ not inclined to
iflyp
Inclined to do so
ifmfl.1r
Not inclined to do so
ifhnel
Would yon be inclined to
iftnim
„ they .„ „
ifinon
Inclining
iftnup
Inclose {see ako •• Enclose-ed-ino"
ifnal
Include(s)
ifiaem
it
ifnin
our (my)
ifhop
„ their (his)
ifhyr
your
ifogh
ifoBj
Does this (it) include
„ not include
ifoik
ifom
This includes
Shall we (I) include
ifonp
What shwl we (I) include (for)
ifors
Included
ifost
Have (has) been included
ifowy
„ „ not been included
ifozb
„ you included
Must be included
ifbam
iroett
Included in
iftip
„ it
ifour
„ our (my)
i^we
„ their (his)
^
Ifpya
Igodz
Included — C(mtintied,
Included your
Including
Not including
Inclusive (oQ
Is it inclusive of
Not „ „
Income
Gross income
Nett
Incoming
Incompatible (with)
Incompetence
Incompetency
Incompetent
Incompetently
Incomplete
Very incomplete
Incompleteness
Incomprehensible
Inconceivable
Inconclusive
Inconsiderable
Inconsiderate
Inconsiderately
Inconsistency (ies)
Inconsistent (with)
Incontestable
Inconvenience
Great inconvenience
Inconvenience of
Causes great inconvenience to
Has caused great inconvenienoe
Inconvenienced
Inconveniencing
Inconvenient
Very inconvenient
Would be very inconvenient
Inconvenient for
„ to
Inconveniently
Inconvertible
Incorporate(s)
Incorporated
Incorporating
Incorporation
Incorrect
Is incorrect
w „ it should be
'Incorrectly
„ stated
Incorrectness
Increase<s)
Can increase
Cannot increase
Can you „
Do not „
May (shall) we (I) increase
Will increase
„ not increase
„ they (he) increase
„ you increase
No increase (in)
Increase of
in
Increase(8) it
igdiz
igdke
igdla
igdoz
igdub
igebt
igefy
igegz
igekd
igelf
igemg
igfiz
igfle
igfob
igfuc
iggay
iggez
iggib
iggme
iggna
iggoc
iggtid
ignaz
igheb
ighic
ighod
ighuf
ighyg
igijd
igipk
igizt
igjab
ig]ec
IgjOf
igKac
igked
igkif
igkog
igkra
igkuh
igkyj
iglaid
iglef
igloli
iglyk
igmaf
igmeg
igmih
igmoi
igmuk
igmyl
igna^
ignen
ignij,
ignok
ignul
ignym
igocy
igodz
Increase(s) — continued.
Increase(s) it by
» » to
Increased
Has been increased
„ not been increased
» 1" «) »
Must be increased
Increased by
„ from
„ to
Increasing
Is increasing
„ it increasing
„ not increasing
Steadily „
Incredible
Incredulous
Incumbent (upon)
Incur(s)
Do not incur
Incurred
„ by
if in (on)
Incurring
Indebted (to)
Indebtedness
Indeed
Indefensible
Indefinite
Too indefinite
Very „
Indefinitely
Indemnification
Indemnified
„ against
Indemnify
Indemnifying
Indemnity(ies)
Indent(s)
Indent(s) No. (— )
„ for
„ from
Execute indent
Executed „
Executing „
Keferring to indent
Repeat indent
Repeated „
Ship „
Shipped „
Send „
Sent „
Indented
for
Have (has) indented for
„ „ not indented for
»> )> you ,, „
Indenting (for)
Indenture(s)
Independence
Independent
Independently
India
For India
From „
»
Igohd
Ijhis
igohd
igojf
igonk
igows
igozt
igpah
igpol
igpum
igpyn
igsal
igsba
igsem
igsm
igsop
igsyr
igsze
igtaxD
igten
igtip
igtur
igtjrs
igtzo
iguby
igugd
igulj
igumk
igUVB
igvan
igvep
igvor
igvus
igvyt
igwap
igwir
igwos
igwut
igwyv
igydo
igyer
igyfe
igyis
igyot
igyiiv
igzar
igzes
igzfo
igzge
igdaa
igzit
igzov
iszyx.
Sbfo.
ihbha
ihche
ihdho
ihdje
ihdka
ihfio
ihfke
ihfla
ihgle
Ikdia — continued.
In India
To „
Indian
Indian cargo
Indian Government
Indian port(s)
One Indian port
Two „ ports
Three „ „
Indicate(s)
Indicated
» by
in
Indicating
Indication(s) (of)
No indication(s) (of)
Indictment(s)
Indifference
Indifferent
Very indifferent
â– Indigenous
Indignant
Indignation
Indirect
Indirectly
Indiscreet
Indiscreetly
Indiscretion
Indiscriminate
Indiscriminately
Indispensable
Indisposed (to)
Indisposition
Indisputable(ly)
Indistinct
Indistinctly
Individual(s)
Individually
Indorse {see also "Endorse")
Induce(s)
Try to induce
„ „ „ them (him) (to)
Induced
„ them (him) (to)
„ us (me) to
Inducement(s)
Any inducement
No
Inducement at
„ for
„ from
» to
Is there any inducement
What inducement is there (to)
Sufficient inducement
It „
Inducing
Industrial
Industries(ry)
Ineffective
Ineffectively
Ineffectual
Ineffectually
Inefficiency
Inefficient
ihlpo
ihlra
ihmsa
ilinro
ihnse
ihnta
ihpso
ihpva
ihrvo
ihrwe
ihswo
ihtze
ihvbe
ihvca
ihvzo
ihyco
ihyde
ihyfa
ihzdo
ihzga
ijaks
igaJt
ijamv
yapy
yaxb
iqasc
ijawg
iqbak
i^bel
iqbim
jjbon
ybup
ijcal
jjcem
jjcha
jjcin
ycop
ijcyr
^dam
ijden
ijdgo
ijdip
ydur
i]dys
ijekt
iqelv
yeny
yepz
yerc
ijevg
^ezk
yfor
ijfiis
jjfyt
ygap
ygir
ygla
ygos
jjgut
ygyv
yner
yhis
Inefficient — continued.
Very inefficient
Inefficiently
Ineligible
Inequality(ie5)
Inequitable
Inequitably
Inevitable
Inevitably
Inexhaustible
Inexpediency
Inexpedient
Inexpensive
Inexpensively
Inexperience
Inexperienced
Inexplicable
Inexplicit
Infect (s)
Infected
Infecting
Infection
Infer(s) (that)
Inference
Inferior
Very inferior
Inferior description(s)
„ to
Inferiority
Inferred
Inferring
Infinite
Infinitely
Infinitesimal
Inflammable
Inflate(s)
Inflated
Inflating
Inflation
Inflict(s)
Inflicted (upon)
Inflicting
Influence(s)
Use Lnfluence (to)
Influence of
„ them (it)
„ to
. „ with
Can you influence'
Cannot influence
Can influence
Influenced
» by
Influencing
Influential
Very influential
Influentially
Influx (of)
Infomi(s)
captain
him (her)
ship
steamer
them
us (me)
„ „ by wire
95
Ijhot
Ikfil
jjhot
iihuv
fii^
JUar
Sies
ijgme
iqqna
ijgov
ijkas
^ket
jjkiv
^kmo
ijkne
Mlal
filev
iqma^
i)mix
i|moz
iqmub
ijniz
ijnob
iinuc
ijobt
ii<Ay
ijonb
i^rf
ijowk
i]Osn
iqpay
^pez
igpib
ijpoc
iqpro
ijpud
ijrab
ijrec
ijrid
ijrof
ijryh
ijsac
ijsed
ysif
gsog
ijsun
ijsvo
jjswe
11 tad
ijtef
ijton
ijtuj
ijtwo
fiufe
ijugt
iNroBM(s) — continued.
Inform U8 (me) immediately
» . you
Can you inform us (me)
Cannot inform you
Do not inform
Please inform
Shall we (I) inform
Informal
Informally
Informant(s)
Information
Any information
Following information is for
„ „ „ from
„ ' „ has been received
Have you any information (re)
No information
Received information
Telegraph information (>•«)
Information for
„ from
„ has been
>. is
„ „ not
„ of
„ re
„ to
Informed
Are informed
Have (has) been informed
„ „ informed
,, .. >. us (me)
„ „ not informed
„ you informed
Informed by
» of
„ that
„ them (him)
„ us (me)
» you
Informing
Infi*equent(ly)
Infk>inge(s)
" ,» ■upon
InfSringed
■„ upon
Infringement (of)
Is an infringement of
Infringement upon
Infringing
„ upon
ing
Ingot(s)
„ of gold
„ „ silver
„ „ copper
Initial(s)
' Initialled (by)
Initialling
Initiate(s)
Initiated
Initiating
Initiation
Initiative
Injudicious
ijiihv
yuky
ijulz
iqxunb
iqurg
iqusn
ijuvk
ijuzn
ijvaf
iqvba
iqveg
ijvih
yvoi
ijvuk
ijvyl
iqwa^
ijwen
ywy
ijwok
ijwul
i^wym
iqyaJi
iqybo
ijyda
yyik
yyol
iqyum
ijzai
ijzek
ijzil
ijzom
ijzun
ijzyp
ikahl
ikaim
italp
ikaps
ikarv
ikazd
ikbaf
ikbeg
ikbih
ikboj
ikbiik
ikbyl
ikca^
ikcen
ikcij
ikcok
ikcul
ikcym
ikdah
ikdha
ikdik
ikdol
ikdum
ikdyn
ikech
ikefk
ikejn
ikens
ikept
ikfaj
ikfek
ikfil
Injudicious — continued.
Very injudicious
Injudiciously
Injunction(s)
Apply for injunction
Applied for „
Grant an injunction
Granted an injunction
Injure(s)
Injured (see also " Damaged "),
Seriously injured
Slightly „
Injuring
Injurious
Very injurious
Injuriously
„ aflFect(s)
Injury(ies) (see also " Damaoe "\
Injury(ies) by (from)
." . *o
Serious injury(ies)
Sustained injury(ies)
Injustice
Inland
Inner
Inoperative
Inopportune
Very „
Inopportune time
Inquest
Inquire (see also "Enquire ")
Inquired (see also "Enquired")
Inquiring( „ "Enquiring")
Inquiry(ies)(se« also "Enquiry")
Inscribed
,, stock
Insecure
Insecurely
Insecurity
Insert (in)
Do not insert
Must insert
Shall we (I) insert
Inserted
Has (have) been inserted
Must be inserted
„ not be inserted
Not inserted
Inserted by
„ in
Inserting
Insertion(s) (in)
of
Inside
Insignificance
Insignificant
Insinuate(8)
Insinuated
Insinuating
Insi8t(s) (upon)
„ upon it (this)
Shall we (I) insist upon
Insisted (upon)
Must be insisted upon
Insisted upon it (this)
Insisting (upon)
96
Ikfom
Ildyj
Insisting — contimted.
In8tbuction(s) — continued.
ikfom
Are insisting upon
ikuks
Give instructions
ikfun
Insobriety
ikult
Given „
ikfyp
Insolvency
ikumv
No -„
ik^EUc
Insolvent
ikupy
Eeceived instructions
ikgel
Inspeot(8)
ikvaz
Have received instructions
ikgho
' „ it
ikveb
Send instructions
ikenm
Shall we (I) inspect
ikvic
Sent
ikgon
Inspect and report by mail
ikvod
Telegraph „
ikpTup
ikna '.
» » » » wire
ikvuf
Have you given instructions
Inspected
mil be inspected
ikvyg
ikwab
„ not given instructions
ikhem
Have given instructions
ikhin
Inspected by
ikwec
Instructions for
ikhop
Must be inspected
ikwid
„ from
ikhyr
Has been „
ikwof
of
iki^
ikijp
Inspecting
Inspection
ikwi^
ikwyn
to
Instructor(s)
ikn
am
Subject-to inspection
ikyac
Instrumental (in)
5
en
InspectoF(s)
ikybe
Insubordinate
ik
ip
Instability
ikyca
Insubordination
ik^
ur
Instal
ikyed
InsufELciency
ik
ys
Installation
ikyif
Insufficient
ii:
iian
Installed
ikyog
ikyTin
„ amount
ik]
Icep
Installing
„ quantity
ik]
Wo
Instabnent(s)
ikyzo
Insufficiently
ik]
cme
By instalments (of)
ikzad
Insulate
ik]
aia
Instalment's) for
ikzbo
Insulated
ik]
cor
of
ikzda
„ chamber(s)
ik]
OlS
Instance(8)
ikzef
„ freight
ik]
fcyt
For instance
ikzig
ikzon
„ space
ik]
lap
In the present instance
„ hold(s)
ik]
[ir
Instant (see also various Months)
ikzuj
ikzylc
cargo
ik]
los
Instantly
„ steamer(s)
ik]
lut
Instead (of)
ila,bz
Insulating
ik]
yv
Instigate(s)
Instigated (by)
ilafd
Insulation
ikrher
ilahg
Insult(s)
ikmis
Instigating
ilalk
Insulted
ikmot
Instigation (of)
ilats
Insulting
ikmuv
At the instigation (of)
ilavt
Insuperable
iknar
Instruct(s)
ilazy
difficulty
iknes
„ steamer (ship)
ilbaz
Insurable
iknit
„ them (him)
ilbbo
Is not insurable
iknov
us (me)
ilbce
Insurable risk
iknyx
you
ilbda
Insurance(s)
ikock
Do not instruct
ilbeb
„ Company(ies)
ikogn
ikols
Must instruct
ilbic
Fire Insurance
Shall we (I) instruct
ilbod
Life „
ikonv
Instructed
ilbuf
Marine „
ikpas
Have instructed
ilbyg
Nature of insurance
ikpet
,, not instructed
ilcab
Effect insurance
ikpiv
„ been
ilcco
Have effected insurance
ikpre
„ you instructed
ilcec
Particulars of „
ilq)nx
Must be instructed
ilcfe
Rate of insurance
f
iksiz
Instructed by
ilcid
Insurance against
iksob
„ him (her)
ilcof
„ '„ 8,11 risks
iksto
„ steamer (ship)
ilCTlg
ilcyn
„ „ including
k
iksuc
„ them
„ „ excluding
iksve
US (me)
ild!ac
, „ „ of whatever nature
ikflwa
you
ilddo
, „ total loss
iktay
Instructing
ilded
, ,j „ excluding
ikteiz
Are instructing
ildfe
, „ „ including
iktib
Instructing us (me)
ildga
. f> fife
iktoc
„ them (him)
il©
, „ war risk
iktud
Instruotion(s)
ildog
ilduB
, at
iktvo
Await instructions
, „ Lloyds
ik
twe
Final
ndyj
by
97
Ilexy
Imdco
ilexy
ilfad
ilfef
ilffo
ilfee
Hfha,
ilfiff
ilfoli
ilftu
ili^
ilgaf
ilgeg"
ilggo
ilgne
ilgih
ilguk
ilEag
ilheh
im
ilhok
ilhul
ilhym
iligh
il
il
ilirs
ilizb
iJ^ah
n^
iEke
i^ol
i^nm
UKai
QlsSk.
ilkil
ilkko
ilkle
ilkma
ilkom
ilkun
il
iUel
illim
illme
illna
iUon
illup
ilmal
ilmem
ilmin
ilimuo
ilmop
ilmpa
ilmyr
ilnen
ilnip
ilnno
ilnpe
ilnys
Insurance's) — coMinued.
Insurance claim (s)
„ for
„ f.p.a.
„ from
J, of
„ on
„ „ goods
„ „ ship
t, „ steamer
„ premiums
,t rate
,, risk
„ w.p.a.
Insure(s)
„ against
all risks
total loss
fire
war risk
at
cargo
disbursements
for
f.p.a.
freight
from
goods
her
hull
„ and machinery
in
it (them)
on
per
premiuin
property
risk
ship
steamer
„ w.p.a.
At what rate tan yon insure
„ „ „ excluding
„ „ „ including
Can iilBure
Cannot insure
Can you insure
May (shall) We insure
Insured
For what amount is it insured
Hftvei insured
„ not insured
»
you „
Is (are) insured
H )i not insured
Insured against
> It
all risks
1 )}
„ excluding
9 )f
„ including
y i>
total loss
» w
„ excluding
9 >*
,, including
f ii
fire
1 it
war risk
, at (in)
. by
ilobd
ilocf
Uohk
iloil
iloln
ilort
ilovy
ilowz
ilpan
ilpep
ilppo
ilpra
ilpyt
ilrer
ilris
ilrot
ilruv
ilsar
Uses
ilsit
ilsov
ilsso
ilste
ilsva
ilsyx
iltas
Utet
iltiv
iltux
Utve
iltwa
iluhl
iluim
iluJp
ilups
ilurv
iluty
iluvz
iluzd
ilvat
ilvev
ilvoy
ilvtiz
ilwo
ilwav
ilwix
ilwoz
ilwub
ilyba
ilyob
ilyuc
ilyze
ilzay
ilzbe
ilzca
ilzez
ilzib
ilzoc
ilzud
ilzzo
imbbe
imbca
imbzo
imdco
Insured — continn&f^
Lisured for
f.p.a.
n
it
freight
goods
hull
„ and machinery
it (them)
„ property
„ risk [^
(I. ship '
u steamer
„ with
„ w.p.a.
Insurer(s)
Insuring
Are insuring
Are not insuring
» you „
Insuring against
„ „ all risks
„ „ total loss
,j „ fire
„ „ war risk
u at (in)
» for
„ f.p.a.
„ goods
f, it (them)
„ property
„ risk
,. ship
„ steamer
f, with
„ w.p.a.
Insurmountable
Intact
Intake
,, quantity
Integrity
Intelligence {see ahn "News")
Intelligible
Intemperance
Intemperate
Intend (s) (to)
When do you intend (to)
Do not intend (to)
., you „ „
„ they „ „
Does he „ „
Intended (to)
Not intended (to)
Intended for
We (I) mtended (to)
Intending (to)
Intense
Intensely
Intention(s) {see also "Intend")
No intention (of)
Have (had) no intention (of)
Intention is to
„ of
to
Intentional (ly)
Intercept(s)
Intercepted
96
Imdde
Ipsoh
imdde
imdfa
imfdo
imffe
imfga
imffna
imSgo
imkla
immlo
imiuna
impno
imppe
imsro
imsse
imsta
imtso
ixdtva
imvto
imywo
imyza
imzba
imzze
incbe
incca
inczo
indbo
indce
indda
infco
infde
inffti.
ingdo
ingfe
ingga
injgo
injne
inkie
inkka
innlo
innme
inpmo
inpne
insre '
inssa
intse
invso
invte
injrvo
inywe
inzwo
inzza
ipahr
ipais
ipakt
ipalv
ipany
ipapz
iparc
ipasd
ipavg
ipazk
ipbal
ipbem
Intercepting
Interchange
Interchangeable
Intercolonial
Interest(s«(; aZso "Interests")
No interest (in)
Bate of interest
Large interest
Small ,,
Take(s) an interest m
Taken an interest (in)
Interest at
.»• .» ( â €” ) % per annum
„ in
>• of
» on
„ to
Interested (in)
Interesting
Interests (see also "Interest")
Protect our (my) interests
„ their (his) „
» your „
Our (my) interests
Their (his) „
Your „
Interfere(s) (with)
Interfered (with)
Interference
Interfering (with)
Seriously interfering (with)
Interim
Interior
Interniediary(ies)
Intermediate
Interminable
Intermittent(ly)
Internal (ly)
International
Internationally
Interpose (s)
Interposed
Interposing
Interpret(s)
Interpretation
„ of telegram
Correct interpretation
Wrong
Interpreted
Interpreting
Interrogate(s)
Interrogated
Interrogating
Interrupt(s)
Interrupted (by)
Interrupting
Interruption(s) (of, to)
Interval
In the interval
Intervals
At intervals (of)
Intervene(s)
Intervened
Intervening
Intervention
ipbin
ipbop
ipbyr
ipcam
ipcen
ipcip
ipcys
ipdan
ipdep
ipdyt
ipejt
ipemy
ipenz
iperd
ipewj
ipfap
ipfbo
ipfjr^
iphdo
iphfe
iphga
iphyx
ipigs
ipirf
ipith
ipizm
ipkgo
ipkhe
ipkoy
ipkuz
iploz
iplub
ipmiz
ipmob
ipmuc
ipofs
ipogt
ipohv
ipoky
ipolz
iponc
iporg
iposh
ipovk
ipowl
ipozn
ippaz
ippeb
ippic
ipplo
ippme
ippna
ippod
ippuf
ippyg
iprac
ipred
Iprif
iprog
iprun
ipryj
ipsad
ipsef
ipsig
ipsoh
Interview(s) (with)
„ and report
„ them (him)
Interviewed (by)
Interviewing
Intimate(s)
• „ to him (tb^m)
Intimated
Have intimated
Intimately
Intimating
Intimation(s)
Received intimation
Intimation from
» of
„ that
Into
„ the
Intolerable
Intoxicated
Intoxication
Intricacy (ies)
Intricate
Intrigue(s)
„ against
Intrigued
„ against
Intriguing
„ against
„ „ us (me)
Introduce(s) (.«•<' aUo " Insert ")
Propose to introduce
Introduced
,. by
» to
Introducing
Are introducing
Introduction(s) (to)
Intrude(s)
Intruded
Intruding
Intrusion
Inundate(s)
Inundated (with)
Inundating
Invalidate(s)
Would invalidate
Invalidated
^ " by
invalidating
Invalid
Invalided
Invalids
Invaluable
Invariable
Invariably
Invent(s)
Invented
Inventing
Invention(s)
Inventory(ies) (of)
Take an inventory
Taken an inventory
Invest(s)
in
99
Ipspo
IrlU
ipspo
ipsra
ipsu,i
ipsyk
iptaf
ipteg
iptih
iptoj
iptre
iptsa
iptuk
iptyl
ipuds
ipuft
ipuqy
ipulb
ipupf
ipva«
ipveh
ipvij
ipvok
ipvro
ipvul
ipvyiu
ipwah
ipwik
ipwol
ipwum
ipwjrn
ipyaii
Ipyek
ipyil
ipyom
ipyto
ipyun
Ipyve
ipywa
ipzak
ipzel
ipzim
ipzon
ipzup
ipzvo
iprwe
irach
irafk
irahm
Irajn
inms
irapt
irasy
iratz
Iravb
irazd
IrbJig
irben
irbij
irbok
irbto
irbvd
trbve
irbwa
Irbyia
Ircah
Irdk
Invest(s) — continued.
Invest(s) the money
Shall we (I) invest
Invested
by
„ in
Amount invested (in)
Investigate(s)
„ and report by wire
ji II 11 II mail
Investigated
Must be investigated
Thoroughly „
Investigating
Are investigatmg
Investigation (of)
Thorough investigation
Investing
Investment(s)
in
Investor(s)
Invitation (s)
Invite(s)
„ them (him) to
„ us (me) to
you (to)
Shall we (I) invite
Do not invite
Invited
II by
„ to
Have mvited
Inviting
Are inviting
Invoioe(s)
No.
„ dated
„ value
Nett invoice
Send „
Referring to invoice
Repeat invoice
Your „
Our (my) invoice
Their (his) ..
Invoioed (to)
Invoicing
Involve(£)
Would involve
„ it involve
„ not involve
Do(e8) not involve
Involved (in, by)
Are we involved
„ involved
„ not involved
Involving
Inward(s)
I.O.U.
Ipso facto
Ireland
Irish
I, port
Irksome
Iron
Galvanised iron
Ircol
ircum
ircvo
ircwe
ircsrn
irdaj
irdek
irdil
irdom
irdun
irdwo
irdyp
irdza
iregm
irejp
irems
irent
irery
irewd
irfak
irfba
irfel
irfim
irfon
irfUp
irfee
irgal
irgbe
irgca
irgem
irgin
irgop
irgyr
ir&
irnam
irhbo
irhen
irhip
irhvir
irhys
irick
irign
irils
irirz
iiqan
iiqco
iiqde
iiqep
iiqflsi
iiqor
iiqus
iiiyt
irkap
irkdo
irkfe
irkga
irkir
irkos
irkut
irkyv
irler
irlfo
irlffe
iriis
Iron — conttniwil.
Iron ore
Pig iron
Cast „
Wrought iron
Ironware
Ironwork
I rreco verable (ly)
Irredeemable
Irregular
Very irregular
Irregularity(ies)
Irregularly '
Irrelevant
Irreparable(ly)
Irrespective (of)
Irrevocable(ly)
Irrigation
Irritate(s)
Irritated
Irritating
Irritation
Is {see algo Pronoitni and "If")
„ a (an)
11 any
,1 being
„ having (to)
I. he
not
to
ho
If M M *^^
„ her
II his
„ it
„ .1 being
I, ,.. not
.1 11 to
be
II II II "^
,1 my
1. no
„ not
„ „ being
„ „ she (to)
„ „ this
.. ,1 to
he
II if II ^'^
I. » very
I. our
„ she
II 1. being
11 ,. to
11 II i» be
„ that
I, the
„ their
„ there
II 11
II II
this
n
to
1, be
.^liave
very
your
any
to be
to
„be
100
Irlot
Itawn
irlot
Island(s)
irluv
Isolate(s)
irmar
Isolated
irmes
Isolating
irmgo
irmne
Issue(s)
New issue
irmit
Issue at
irujja
„ it (tUem)
irmov
„ of
innyx
„ price
imas
„ to
irnet
Issued
imho
Has been issued
imiv
Have (has) issued
irme
imka
Issued at
„ by
imns:
„ it (them)
iroks
» to
irolt
Issuing
iropy
irorb
Issuing it (them)
Isthmus
irosc
It {see also " If ")
irowg
„ be
irpat
„ been
irpev
„ can
irpio
„ .. be
irpke
„ „ not
irpoy
»» »i »> ne
irpuz
„ could
irriz
„ >. be
irrlo
„ „ not
irrme
»> »i It "e
irma
„ did not
irrob
„ does not
irruc
„ had
irsay
„ „ been
irsez
,. » no
irsib
» .. not
irsmo
„ „ „ been'
irsne
» » to
irsoc
»» jf »> ^
irspa
„ has
irsud
„ „ been
irtaz
„ „ had to
irteb
>» )> »> »» "6
irtic
>, ., no
irtno
„ „ not
irtod
»» It »» DwD
irtpe
.. ,, to
irtuf
>i i> »» *^^
irtyg
irunr
„ is
„ „ being
irujs
inikt
„ „ having
„ „ not
irulv
„ „ „ being .
irupz
„ » >i to
irurc
„ „ our (my)
irusd
„ „. their <his),
iruvg
„ ,, to
iriizk
it tt 9t D6
irvab
., ..very
irvec
» » your
irvid
„ may
irvof
l> II ^
irvpo
„ „ have (to)
irvra
irvTig
irvyE
irwac
irwed
irwif
irwog
irwre
irwTib
irwyi
iryad
iryef
iryig
iryon
iryro
iryse
iryta
ir.\
irz
irzeg
irzih
irzoj
irzso
irzte
irzuk
irzva
irzyl
isbso
isbte
isbva
iscto
iscwa
isdvo
isdwe
isfwo
ishbe
ishca
ishzo
iskco
iskde
iskfa
ismfo
ispho
ispie
ispka
isslo
issme
issna
istne
istpa
isvno
isvpe
iswra
isyre
isysa
itacs
itadt
itahy
italc
itamd
itanf
itari
itask
itatl
itawn
II II
II II
"I
It — continued..
It may have been
» ., „ tob«
not
» be
„ might
11 » 0®
„ „ not
he
„ must
be
11 II ^'^
I, ,1 have
II II II Deen
II 11 II had
II II not
ho
II II II ^'^
„ not
II i» ne
„ shall
be
II II ^'^
„ should â–
be
II II *j^
„ „ have
„ been
not
II II II ^
„ „ have (been)
II was
„ „ being
•I II not .
II II II to (be)
„ „ to (be)
„ will
11 11 be
„ „ have
II II II to
he
II II II II ^^^
not
II be
, would
be
II II ^^^
•I II II no
„ have
»» II i» D66n
)i II II to
)» II II 5» ^^^
II i> not
II II II oe
„ „ „ have (been)
II .1 ,1 II to (be)
Italian
„ Government
„ ports
One Italian port
Two Italian ports
Three Italian ports
Italy
to
For Italy
From Italy
In Italy
To „
Iteni(s)
Itinerary
Its
Itself
II >i
n II
101
Itbar
Ityos
J
January
1st January
2nd „
8rd
4th „
6th
6th „
7th
8th
9th
10th
nth
12th
13th
14th
16th „
16th
17th
18th
19th
20th
21st „
22nd
23rd „
24th
25th
26th „
27ih
28th „
29th
80th
8lat „
Beginning of January
During January
End of „
Middle of Januarj'
First half of January
Second half of Januarj'
For January
In
„ all January
Januaiy/Februaty
January/February/March
„ sailing
„ steamer
„ to
Japan
„ to
For Japan
I%m Japan
In Japan
To „
Japanese
„ Government
Japanese port(s)
One Japanese port
Two „ ports
Three „ „
Japanese pori(B) to
Java
Java port(s)
Jeopardise(s)
Jeopardised
Jeopardising
itmef
itmig
itmon
itmui
itmyJc
itnaf
itneg
itnih
itnoi
itn\ik
itnyl
itody
itoid
itol^
itorg
itopk
itorm
itowr
itozt
itpag
itphe
itpy
itpok
itpvil
itpym
itran
itrek
itril
itrom
itrun
itryp
itsak
itsel
itsim
itsko
itsle
itsma
itson
itsup
ittal
ittem
ittin
ittop
ittry
ittyr
itucy
itudz
ituhd
itvyf
iturn
itusp
ituxt
itvam
itven
itvip
itvur
itvys
itwan
itwep
itwor
itwus
itwyt
ityap
ityir
ityoB
Jeopardy
Jetsam
Jettison
„ cargo
„ part of cargo
Jettisoned
Cargo jettisoned
Part cargo jettisoned
Jettisoning
Jetty (ies)
Job(s)
Join(s)
Joined
by
Joining
in
Joint(s)
„ interests
„ service
Go on joint account
On joint account
Joint-stock
„ ,, Company
Jointly
Journey (s) {see also " Voyage ")
Judge(s)
Judged
Judging (by)
Judgment
„ delivered
„ „ in favour of
Judicial(ly)
Judicious
Judiciously
July
1st July
Snd „
8rd „
4th ..,
5th „
6th „
7th „
8th „
9th „
10th „
nth „
12th „
13th „
14th „
15th „
16th „
17th „
18th ,.
19th „
20th .„
2l8t „
22nd „
23rd „
24th „
26th „
26th „
27th „
28th „
29th „
30th „
102
Itypo
Iwna
July — continued
81st July
Beginning of July
During July
End of July
Middle of July
First half of July
Second half of July
For July
In „
„ all July
July/ August
July/August/September
July sailing
„ steamer
„ to
Jump
Jumped
Junction
Juncture
At this juncture
June
1st June
2nd „
3rd „
4th „
5th „
6th „
7th „
8th „
9th „
10th „
11th „
12th „
13th „
14th „
15th „
16th „
17th „
18th „
19th „
20th „
2l8t „
22nd „
28rd „
24th „
25th „
26th „
27th ;,
2&th „
29th „
30th „
Beginning of June
During June
End of „
Middle of June
First half of June
Second half of June
For June
In „
„ all June
June/July
June/July/ August
June sailing
„ steamer
» to
ivkix
ivkoz
ivkub
ivliz
ivlob
ivluc
ivmay
ivmez
ivmib
ivmoc
ivmud
ivnaz
ivneb
ivnic
ivnod
ivnuf
ivnyg
ivoiy
ivolb
ivond
ivopf
ivowm
ivpab
ivpec
ivpfo
ivpha
ivpid
ivpof
ivpug
ivpyh
ivrad
ivref
ivrho
ivrig
ivron
ivruj
ivryk
ivsaf
ivseg
ivsih
ivsio
ivske
ivsla
ivsoi
ivsiik
ivsyl
ivtag
ivteh
ivty
ivtle
ivtma
ivtok
ivtul
ivlym
iv\uiy
ivulc
ivumd
ivuin
ivusk
ivutl
iwali
iwik
iwlo
iwme
iwna
Junior(s)
Junk(s)
Jurisdiction
Jury
Just
,, about
„ now
Have (has) just
Justice(s)
Justifiable
Justification
No justification
Justified
in
Not justified in
Justify(ies)
Justifying
K
KafHrs
Keel
Keelson (s)
Keen
Very keen
Keener
Keenest
Keenly
Keenness
Keep(s) {ice also " Adhere "
it (them)
„ to
Shall we (I) keep
Do not keep
Keeping
it
to
Keg(s)
Kept
Kept by
„ for
„ from
„ it (them)
II to
Kerosene
Kill(s)
Killed (by)
Killing
Kilogramme(s)
Per 100 kilos
„ 1,000 „
„ 1,015 „
„ 1,016 „
Kilolitre(s)
Kilometre (s)
Kind(s)
„ of
What kind(s) of
„ do you require
Same kind(s) as before '
Best kinds
Cheap „
Kindly
Kindness
King
Kit(s)
Knew (of) (that)
103
Iwol
Izsyv
iwol
Knot(s)
iwum
\ ( — ) knots per hour
ivvyn
; f— ) „ „ on trial
( — ) and J knots per hour
ivwai
ivwek
V / ti a t> »»
ivwil
V J »» 4 » »
ivwom
Know(s)
ivwun
Do you know
ivwyp
„ not „
Know whether
ivyak
ivyel
Knowing
ivyim
Knowledge (of)
ivyno
Known
ivyon
Not known
ivype
Kopeok(s)
ivyxip
ivzal
Korea
Korean Government
ivzem
Kreutzer
Ivzin
Krone(n)
ivzop
L
ivzpo
£
ivzra
£ s. d. {see "Sterling")
ivzyr
Label(s)
ixcra
Labelled
ixfro
Labelling
ixrha
Labour(s)
ixtho
Labour and materials
ixylo
Including labour
ixsnne
Excluding „
ixyna
Labourer(s)
izadz
Lac(s) (Rupees)
izahd
Lack(s)
izajf
Lacked
iza,nk
Lacking
izarn
Ladder(s)
izasp
Laden (with)
izaxt
Lady(ies)
izbiz
„ 1st class
Izbob
2nd „
iabuc
8rd „
izcay
Ladyday
izcez
Laid
izcib
.. up
izcoc
Lake(s)
izcud
Lamb(s)
izdaz
Lambing
izdeb
Lamp(s)
izdic
Land(s)
izdod
„ at your port
izdpo
Will land
izdra
Necessary to land
Izduf
Can land it (at)
w
Cannot land it (at)
Can she land it (at)
Landed
issemk
at
izerp
„ here
iaevs
... ex
iz£a,b
To be landed at
-jzfeo
Where is it to be landed
i2f!d
Must be landed
•izfbf
Landing
t?rf¥e
„ charges
^grfha.
Landlord
Ma^
I<angtild
izfyh
izgac
izged
izgif
izgog
izgro
izguh
izhad
izhef
izhig
izhoh
izhuj
izhyk
izibz
izifd
izits
izizy
i^af
izjeg
i^ih
IZ'
tag
izkeh
izkij
izkok
izkul
izkvo
izkwe
izkym
izlah
izlol
izluiu
izlyn
izma"
izme.
izmil
izmom
izmun
izm3rp
iznak
iznel
iznim
iznon
iznup
izoxy
izpal
izpem
izpin
izpop
izpyr
izran
izrep
izror
izrus
izryt
izsap
izsha
izsir
izsos
izsut
izsyv
Lapse(s)
Lapsed
Lapsing
Large
Not large
Too „
Very „
Is this (it) large enough
„ too large
Large enough
Not large enougb-
Largeiy
Largeness
Larger
„ than
Not larger than
Largest
„ amount
What is the larges
Lascar(s)
Last
Lasted
Lasting
Lastly
Lasts
Late
Days late
Hours l&tc
Too „ for
Very „
Why is it so late
Lately
Lateness
Later
„ date
.„ than
Can you give later date
Not later than
Latest
„ date
„ time
Very latest
What is the latest time
Latitude
Latrine(s)
Latter
„ preferred
Latterly
Launch(es)
Steam launch (es)
Motor „
Launched
Launching
Law(s)
„ costs
„ courts
„ suit
Lawful (ly)
Lawyer(s)
Consult lawyers
Our (my) lawyer^
Their (his) „
Your lawyers
Lawyers advise
„ advice
104
Izter
Jampo
zter
ztgo
:ztne
.ztis
2tja
.ztot
ztuv
zuhj
ZUJK
y pTmn
zurs
zust
zuzb
zvar
zves
:zvho
zvit
zvoy
zvyx
.zwas
•izwet
.zwiv
zwux
zyko
zyle
zyma
zyoy
zyuz
zzlo
:zzme
zzna
:Z2!OZ
zzub
qaabz
jaafd
jaahg
jaalk
laats
ja&vt
qaazy
jabaz
jabbe
,abdo
.abeb
jab^
able
jabod
jabuf
jabyg
qabza
jacab
jacba
jacce
;jacee
jacfo
4acb.y
jacid
jacof
acug
jacyE
jadac
jadca
qadde
jadffo
ja^
i
LAWTrER(s) — contupued.
La-wyers do not advise
Lawyers at (in)
„ for (to)
„ opinion (is)
Telegraph lawyer's opinion
Lax
Laxity
Lay(8)
Layday(s)
1 layday
2 laydays
8 „
4 „
6 „
6 „
7 »
8 „
9 „
10 „
11 „
12 „
13 „
14 „
15 „
16 „
17 „
18 „
19 „
20 „
25 „
80 „
Laydays begin
„ Sundays and holidays excepted
Weather working laydays
When do laydays begin
What are her laydays
Running laydays
Lay-up
Layer(8)
Laying
up
Lazaretto
Laziness
Lazy
Lbs. {see also " Pounds ")
Lead(s)
Leadage(s)
Leader(s)
Leadership
Leading
(in) League (with)
Leak(s)
Sprung a leak
Leakage(s)
Leaked
Leaking
Leaky
„ condition
Learn(s)
Regret to leam
Leam(s) that
Learned
Learning
Learnt
Lease(s)
adjy
adog
aduB
adyj
aexy
afaa
afda
afef
aflfe
afho
afig
afky
afoh
afyi
agaf
ageg
agfa
agge
agjo
agoi
aguk
anag
affie
ahij
ahko
ahmy
ahok
ahul
aigh
aiik
ailm
airs
aizb
ajab
ajha
ajik
aijie
ajlo
ajnv
ajol
ajum
anyn
akai
akek
akil
akga
akke
akmo
akpy
akyp
alak
alel
alka
aUe
alno
alup
amal
amem
ainla
amme
amop
ampo
Lease (s) — continued.
On lease
Long lease
New „
Short „
( — ) years' lease
Leased (by)
to
Leasehold
„ land
„ premises
Leaseholder(s)
Leasing
Least
Least can do with
At least
Very least
LeaYe(s) (««« also " Sail ")
„ at once
by (per)
„ „ first steamer
for
„ from
„ here
„ immediately
it
„ ., to
„ „ them (him)
„ „ us (me)
.. „ » yoo
of
„ „ absence
on
„ them (him) (to)
to
„ us (me) to
I. you to
Cannot leave before
Must leave
When does she (be) leave
„ do you leave
„ can you leave
„ „ he (she) leave
Will leave
„ „ not later than
Must leave not later than
Leaving
Is leaving (by)
Not leaving before
Leaving for
from
here
immediately
it (to)
yours
Led
Ledge
Ledger(s)
Lee-side
Leeward
Left (see also " Saujid ")
Has left
„ not left
„ she (he) left
Left at (in)
.. by (per)
105
Jamry
Jejys
jamry
jamyr
janam
janen
janip
janma
janne
jansy,
qanvir
janys
jaobd
qaocf
jaohk
qaojl
jaoln
jaort
qaovy
qaowz
japep
japna
japor
japro
^apus
qapyt
jarer
jarre
qarto
jaruv
jarwy
^asar
jasit
jasov
jasra
jasse
jasvo
jasyx
jatas
qatet
jatJv
jatsa
^atuz
jatwo
jauhl
qanim
qauJp
jaups
jaurv
jauty
jauvz
jauzd
javat
yavev
javoy
javta
javuz
qawe
qavyo
jawav
jawcy
jawix
jawoz
jawub
jawva
jawzo
jaybo
Left — coiitin ued.
Left for
„ from
„ here
„ immediately
„ it (them)
,. on
„ over
„ there
..' to
„ „ them (him) (to)
„ „ us (me^ (to)
„ „ you (to)
„ with
Legacy(ies)
Legal
„ advice
„ adviser(s)
„ documents
„ expenses
„ proceedings
Take legal proceedings
Taken legal proceedings
Legalise
Legalised
Legalising
Legality
Legally
Not legally
Legatee(s)
Legation (s)
British Legation
Legible
Legislation
Legislative
„ Assembly
„ Council
Legislature
Legitimate
Legitimately
Leisure
Lend(s)
May we (1) lend
Do not lend
„ „ more than
How much may we (I) lend
Will lend
Cannot lend
- „ „" more than
Lend on
„ them (him)
„ us (me)
» you
Lender(s)
Lending
,1 on
„ them (him)
„ us (me)
i> you
Length (o^ {xee alxo "Lengths")
( — ) feet in length
t) feet and ^ in length
ngth and breadth
„ breadth and depth
What ia the length.
Lengthen
jayfk
.jayhm
jayiz
J.ayjn
qayns
jayob
jayuc
^aywa
jayxd
jazay
jazco
jazez
jazib
jazoc
jazud
j.azya
jazze
jeahl
jeaqm
jeaip
^eaps
^earv
jeaty
qeavz
jeawb
qeazd
qebfa
qebge
jebio
jebly
jebyl
jecga
jecne
jecko
qedha
jedge
jedlo
jedny
jedyn
jeech
jeefk
jeejn
jeens
jeept
qeetz
qeevb
4eexd
jetke
jeflmo
jefyp
jegka
jegle
:iegno
^enla
jehme
jehyr
jeigm
jeyp
jeiry
lejma
jejne
jequr
jejys
Lengthened
Lengthening
Lengths (of) {see also "Length")
Lengthy
Leniency
Leniently)
Lent
„ at
1. by
„ for
„ on
them (him)
to
us (me)
„ you
Have (has) lent
„ „ „ us (me)
Less
Cannot do with less thati
Could you do with less
Much less
Ijess for
„ than
Not less than
Lessee(s)
Lessen(s)
Lessened
Lessening
Lesser
Lessor(s)
Lest
Let
„ for
„ to
Letter(s)
As per our (my) letter of
„ „ your letter of
Await letter now in the post
Confidential letter(s)
Letter received dated
Please reply to our (my) letter of
Private letter(s)
See our (my) letter of
„ your letter of
Our (my) „
Their (his) „
Your ^ „
Letter(s) from
,. ' of
„ posted
„ to
•(Eefg.to){^7letterof
» >i 1 hl< >> »
„ » your „ „
» » Isy private letter of
(thalt
» n t biB >i » i>
„ „ your „ „ „
„ „ {Sy letter »•«â–
(Uicli
l> » t bU l> »
„ ,, your „ „
„ „ ISV' letter No.-
Ithtli
» » t Wi » »
„ „ your „ „
„ „ letter from
„ » ., ., (— )to(— )
106
Jekna
J if an
qekna
qekor
qekpe
gekro
:jekus
qek3rt
jelir
qelos
jelpa
jelso
qelut
qelvy
qelyv
jemer
jemre
qemto
jemuv
jemwy
qenar
jenit
jenov
qenra
qense
jenvo
qenyx
jeock
qeogn
qeols
jeonv
qeorz
jeosb
qeovd
qeowf
qepas
jepet
^epiv
jepsa
jepte
jepux
jepwo
4ep2y
qercy
qeroz
jerub
jeirva
qerwe
jerzo
jesbo
jesiz
jesob
jesuc
jeswa
jesye
jetay
qetib
qetoc
jetud
qetya
qetze
jevaa
jevbe
qevdo
jeveb
4evgy
jevKJ
Letter(s) — continued.
(Refg. to) letter to
J> »» "
„ ( -)fioni{— )
private f^nni
»» J) letter ^^^J^"
it )» >i
., (-)to(-)
>J *J )>
to
j» ») "
„ (— )from(— )
Heplymg to 'Sf;' letter of
)» »» ,
)0\\V „ „
i» »
„ No.
.J .>
., 11 '«
»» >»
„ private letter
(Refg. to) -;
letter of 1st inst.
Ditto
2ik1 „
Ditto
3rd „
Ditto
4th „
Ditto
5th .,
Ditto
6th „•
Ditto
7th „
Ditto
8th „
Ditto
9th „
Ditto
10th „
Ditto
11th „
Ditto
12th „
Ditto
13th „
Ditto
14th „
Ditto
16th „
Ditto
16th „
Ditto
17th „
Ditto
18th „
Ditto
19th „
Ditto
20th „
Ditto
21st „
Ditto
22nd „
Ditto
23rd „
Ditto
24th „
Ditto
26th „
Ditto
26th „
Ditto
27th „
Ditto
28th „
Ditto
29th „
Ditto
80th „
Ditto
81st „
(Refg. to)-'
letter of Ist ult.
Ditto
2nd „
Ditto
3rd „
Ditto
4 th „
Ditto
5th „
Ditto
6th ,.
Ditto-
7th „
Ditto
8th „
Ditto
9th „
Ditto
10th ,r
Ditto
11th „
Ditto
12th „
Ditto
18th „
Ditto
14th „
Ditto
16th „
Ditto
16th „
Ditto
17th „
Ditto
18th „
Ditto
19th „
Ditto
20th „
Ditto
21st „
Ditto
22iid „
Ditto
28rd „
jevod
jevuf
qevyg
qevza
qewab
jewba
jewce
jewec
jewfo
jewic
jewof
jewTig
jewyh
jeyca
jeyde
jeygo
qeyis
qeykt
qeylv
jeypz
jesrzk
qezda
qezfe
jezho
J*'
qez
jia
jialt
jiamv
qiapy
jiarb
jiasc
qiawg
jibak
qibel
qibka
jible
qibno
qibon
jicem
qicla
Jficop
qicpo
jicry
jicyr
jidam
jiden
jidip
qidma
jidne
qidsy
jidur
qidys
jS^
jielv
qieny
qiepz
jierc
qievg
jiezk
jifen
Lktter(s)— fonttuMerf
(Refg. to)
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
â– ""J letter of 24 th ult
25th „
26 th „
27th „
28th „
29th „
30th „
81st
(Refg. to) your letter of 1st inst
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
2nd
3rd
4th
6th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
11th
12th
13th
14th
loth
16th
17th
18th
IQth
20th
21 8t
22nd
28rd
24th
25 th
26th
27th
28th
29th
30th
31st
(Refg to) your letter of 1st ult.
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
11th'
12th
18lh
14th
15th
16th
17th
18th
19th
20th
21st
22nd
28rd
24th
S5th
86th
107
Jifep
Jijrpf
jiftia
jifor
Jifro
Jifus
jifyt
Jigos
Jigpa
Jigso
qigut
igvy
Jmer
jihre
4ihto
jihuv
jihwy
qyra
4«se
j«vo
4syx
jikas
jiket
jikiv
jiksa
jikte
.jikux
'/jikwo
jikzy
jUat
jilev
lUoy
juta
jiluz
jilve
jilyo
junav
Jimcy
jimix
jimoz
jimub
jimva
jimwe
jimzo
^Inbo
Jiniz
jinob
jinuc
jinye
Jiogs
jiont
qioly
;{ionb
jjiorf
jiowk
jiozm
Jipay
jipco
Letter(s) — continued.
(Refg. to) your letter of 27th ult.
Ditto 28th „
Ditto . 29th „
Ditto 80th „
Ditto 31st „
Letter(s) of Credit (for)
Letting
Levant
„ ports
One Levant port
Two. „ ports
Three „ ,,
LeTel(s)
Levelled
Levelling
Levied (on)
Levy(ies)
Levying
Liabilities {see also "Liability")
,, and assets
All liabilities
Heavy „
Immediate liabilities
Small liabilities
Total
Liability (see also " Lubilities ")
>, of
„ to
R€pudiate(s) liability
Liable (to)
for
Libel
Libelled
Libelling
Libellous
Liberal
'. „ Government
Liberally
Liberty (to)
At libeity (to)
Have we (I) liberty to
With liberty to
Stipulate for liberty (to)
• Are (is) not at liberty (to)
Lioense(s)
Licensed
Licensee(s)
Licensing
Lie
Lien (on)
Under lien (to)
Lien of
Lies
(tn) Lieu (of)
Life [see also " Insurance ")
Loss of life
Lifeboat(s)
Lifeless
Lift(s)
„ about
Lifted
Lifting
Light(s)
„ dues
Too light
jipez
Jipib
qipoc
jipud
jipya
Jipze
jirab
jirba
jirce
jirec
jirfo
Jirhy
jirid
qirof
jirug
jiryh
qisac
jisca
jisde
qised
jisgo
jisif
qisjy
jisog
qisuh
qisyj
qitad
jitda
Jitef
jitho
4it(3i
Jiufs
Jiugt
qiuhv
qiulz
qiumb
jiurg
qiush
jiuvk
jiuzn
jivaf
jiveg
Jivfa
qivge
qivoi
qivxik
4ivyl
giwag
jiwhe
qiwij
jiwok
jiwul
jiyah
Jiyds
Jiyha
Jiyik
me
jiylo
jiyol
Jiypf
Lighted
Lighten (her)
Must lighten (her)
Lightened
„ her
Being lightened
Lightening
» her
Lighter(s)
Sailing lighter(s)
Steam lighter(s)
Lighterage
Lighterage at
„ charges
„ on (of)
Fay(s) lighterage
Lightered
Lightering
Lighterman(men)
Lighthouse
Lighting
Lightning
Like(s)
„ It
„ to
„ them (hmi) to
„ Us (me) to
„ you to
Do not like
Liked
Likelihood (of)
Every likelihoodd (of)
Some
No likelihood (of)
Is there any likelihood (of)
Likely (to)
Is there likely to be
Is it likely to
Is not likely to
Likely to be
„ „ very
Very likely
Likewise (<« " Also ")
Liking
Liniit(s)
No limit(s)
Limit(s) for
It (to)
„ of
Over the limit
Raise limit
Reduce limit
Under the limit
Adhere to limit
Extreme limit
Exceed limit
Do not exceed limit
Withdraw limit
Wire your limit
Limitation(s)
Limited
„ . Company
„ to
„ liability
Limiting
108
Jijrum
Jopoh
Limiting — contin tied.
Limiting it (them) (to)
Line(s)
Line from
„ of
„ to
Kegular line(s)
Mail „
Direct line
Fortnightly line
Jlonthly „
Weekly „
Steamship Line
Lined
Liiner(s)
„ quoting
„ rate
By the liners
Lining
Liquid(s)
Liquidate(s)
Liquidated
Liquidating
Liquidation
Liquidator(s)
List(s)
of
Listed
Listen(ed) (to)
Listing
Litigation
Litres
Little
A little
(Is) a little too
Too little
Very „
Little less
„ more
„ over
„ under
Live(s)
Live stock
Living
Lloyd's
Lloyd's Agent(s)
Classed at Lloyd's
„ „ „ lOOAl
j> » >> .( — )^
Lloyd's classification
„ rules
Load(s)
at (in)
„ cargo at
., for
„ from
for
„ from
her
„ „ at (from)
» „ for
„ here
„ line
„ of
» on
„ the ship
johoz
qohub
johva
^ohwe
johzo
joics
joilc
jsa
qojbo
qojiz
JQJuc
qojwa
qoiye
jokay
jokco
qokez
qokib
qokoc
qokud
jokya
^okze
jolaz
jolbe
joldo
joleb
qolic
jolod
joluf
jolyg
jolza
jomab
qomba
jomce
qomec
qomfo
qomid
jomof
jomug
jomyh
qonac
jonca
qonde
qoned
qongo
qonif
qonog
jonun
qonyj
qoobs
qooct
joogy
joohz
qoold
qoong
qoopn
qoork
joowp
qopad
jopef
jopfe
jopho
^opig
jopoh
Load(s) — continuecK
Load(s) the steamer
„ there
„ (her) with
Can load
Canriot load
Can you ,,
Fixed to load at (from)
"Where will she load
Ready to load
Must be ready to load
Loaded
Being loaded
Loaded at (from)
by
for
her
„ at (from)
„ for
here
on
the ship
„ steamer
there
with
Is loaded and ready for sea
Loading
Where does she commence loading
Commence(s) loading
Commenced „
Commencing „
Loading not yet commenced
Now loading
Rate of loading
Loading about
at (in)
charges
date
days
„ S. & H. esxepted
for.
from
her
„ at (from)
„ for
here
immediately
on
port(s)
the ship
„ steamer
there
Loan(s)
Government loan
Get a loan from
Have got a loan from
Issue the loan
New loan
Repay loan
Repaid loaB
Loan for
„ from
» of
Local
on
to
109
Jopuj
Juhid
jopyk
jorag
jorga
jorEe
jorij
jorko
jormy
jorok
qorul
josah
josha
josik
qosje
J Oslo
josny
qosol
josum
qosjm
:!otai
qotek
jotil
jotta
qotke
jotmo
^otpy
iotyp
qoubt
joufy
jougz
joufib
qoukd
joumg
jourl
jousm
jovak
qovel
^ovka
JO vie
qovno
jovon
jovup
qowal
qowem
jowla
jowme
JO wop
jowpo
qowry
jo-wryr
joyam
joyen
joyip
joyid
joylg
joyma
joyne
joysy
joyur
}oyzb
jozan
jozep
jozna
jozor
jozpe ,
Local —continued.
Local ageDt(s)
Liocality(ies)
Locally
Liocate(s)
Located
Locating
Location(s)
Lock(s)
Lock out(s)
Strikes and lock-outo (claas^i
Locked '^
Locked out
Locking
Locomotive(s)
Locum tenens
Locus standi
Lode(s)
Lodge(s)
Lodged
„ with
Lodging
Log{s)
Abstract of log
Log book
Logged
London
At London
Direct to London
For London
From „
In
Infoim „
On „
To
London agents
for
„ from
„• telegraphs
,, to _
London Office (»s»"OFFia^
Long ^"^
Too long
Not „
Long enough
Longer
Much longer
Longer than
Not longer than
Longest
„ time oan give (is)^
Longitude
Longitudinal
Look(s)
Look after
into
.•this
„ „ and reiiorti] )
f or '
out
» for
Looks like
Looked '
„ after
„ into
Looking
iqozro
jozty
qozus
jozyt
quabt
quaty
juagz
jiianb
juakd
jualf
juamg
juarl
juasm
qubat
jubev
juboy
qubta
jubuz
jubve
jubyo
jucav
jucix
qucoz
qucub
jucva
quo we
quozo
judbo
judiz
judob
juduc
judwa
jueav
queid
juelg
jueng
juepk
juerm
juewr
quezt
qufay
qufco
qufez
jufib
jufoc
gufud
jufya
qufee
jugaz
jugbe
jugdo
qugeb
quggy
qugic
qugod
juguf
jugyg
jugza
junab
quhba
juhce
juhec
juhfo
juhid
LooKmo — continued.
Looking after
„ into
,, out (for)
Are looking for
n ., into
Loose
Loosely
Loot
Looted
Looting
Lord(s)
House of Lords
Lose(s)
„ about
.. by
Loser(s)
Losing
Loss(es)
Likely to be a loss
Is there likely to be a
Is not
Heavy loss
No
Small „
Shews a loss of
Total loss
>, » only
Loss by (from)
» of
), „ about
>, on
Lost
Lot(s)
Low
„ price
Must be low
Not low enough
Too low
Very low
Loiver
Likely to go lower
Lower price (s)
Much lower
Lower than
„ „ we are (by)
Loivered
Loivering
Lowest
by
., for
What is the lowest
Quote lowest (for)
Veiy lowest
Lowness
Loyal
Loyally
Loyalty
Lubricating(ed)
Luck(y)
Lucrative
Ludicrous(ly)
Luggage
Lull
Lump
Lump-sum
110
Juhof
Jycta
juhof
juhuff
;jmrn
juixt
jujac
quqca
jvqed
JUJOff
ququh
qukad
jukda
jukef
qukfe
jiikho
^"^^
jukoh
qukui
jukyk
julaf
juleg
qulfa
qulge
Julyl
jumag
jumga
jumhe
jumko
jummy
jumok
jumul
junali
junha
]unik
pnje
junlo
junny
junol
juniim
junyn
juoby
juogd
juofl
juorp
juovs
juowt
jupek
jupil
jupia
jupke
jupmo
juppy
jupyp
lurem
Lump-sum — continued. "^
For a lump-sxim
Qnote „
(^notecl „
Lying
M
Machine(s)
Machinery
„ disabled
„ for
from
is
Accident to machinery
Mad
Made
Must be made
Have (has) made
„ you made
„ (has) not made
Can be made
„ it be made
Cannot be made
Made at (in)
» by
„ here
Madness
Magistrate(s)
Magnificent(ly)
Magnitude
Mail(s)
By mail
„ first mail
» last „
„ next „
„ this „
Mail steamer(s)
„ contract
Mailed
" Mailer(s) "
Mailing
Main(s)
Maindeck
Mainland
Mainly
Mainmast
Maintain(s)
Maintained
Are (is) maintained
„ „ not maintained
Maintaining
Maintenance
Majority (of)
MaJce {see also " Makjes ")
Best make
Can „
„ you make
Cannot make
Do not „
» any
Will
Must „ i,
Try to „
May we (I) make
Shall we (I) make
Make it (them)
" „ of
jurla
jurme
qurop
qurpo
juryr
qusam
jusen
qusip
qusma
jusne
jussy
jusur
jusys
jutan
qutep
qutna
qutor
qutpe
jutro
qutus
jutyt
quvap
quvir
juvos
quvpa
jUVSO
juvut
juvyv
juwer
juwre
Ijuwuv
Iquyar
ijuyit
juyov
juyra
juyse
'juyvo
quzas
quzet
quziv
quzsa
quzte
juzux
quzwo
qyabs
qyact
qyagy
qya^
qyald
gyamf
jyang
jyapfi
qyark
qyawp
qybas
qybet
qybiv
jybsa
qybte
qybux
jybwo
jycat
jycev
jycoy
jycta
Maker(s)
Makes {see aho " Make ")
Making
Are (is) making
„ „ not making
„ you making
Male(s)
Man
Man of war
Manage (to)
Manageable
Managed â–
by
to
Management (of)
Manager(s)
General !Manager(s)
Managing
,, Director
Manchester
Manchuria
Manifest
Ship's manifest
In the ,,
Manifested
Manifesting
Manifestly
Manipulate(s)
Manipulated
Manipulating
Manipulation
Manner (of)
Manoeuvre(s)
Manufactory(ies)
Manufacture(s)
Manufactured (at)
by
Manufacturer(s)
Manufacturing
Many
As many as
How many
„ ,, are wanted
Not many
Too „
Veiy „
Many of
Map(s) (of)
March
1st March
2nd „
3rd „
4th „
5th „
6th
7th „
8th „
9th
10th „
11th „
12th „
13th „
14th „
15th
can you
111
Jycuz
jycuz
3ycve
jycyo
qydav
jydix
jydoz
jydub
jydva
jydwe
jydzo
jyebt
jyefy
jyegz
jyekd
jyemg
jyerl
Jyfbo
qyftic
qjrfwa
jyfye
jygay
qygco
jygez
jygib
jygoc
jygud
jygya
qygze
jyhaz
jyhbe
jyhdo
qybeb
jyhic
jyhod
qyhuf
ayhyj
jyhza
qyipii
jyizt
^yjab
43qba
jyqce
qykac
jykca
jykde
jyked
jykgo
jykif
jykiy
jykoff
jykuh
March — continued.
16th Maich
17th
18th
19th
20th
21st
22nd
23r(l
24th
25th
26th
27th
28th
29th
30th
81st
Beginning of March
During „
End of March
Middle of March
First half of March
Second half of March
For March
In
„ all March
March/April
March/April/May
March sailing
„ steamer
„ to
Margin(s) (of)
Show(s) a margin of
Marine
„ ' Insurance
„ „ Companies
.. ., policy
,, risk
Maritime
Mark(s)
Marks and nmiibers
(— ) pfennig(s)
„ 25 pfennigs
60
Marked
Jffarket (see also " Markets ")
Bad market
Better market
Good „
In the „
No _„
Position of market
Market active
„ affected by
„ bad
„ dull
„ „ with downward tendency
,> „ nothing doing
„ favourable
,", unfavourable
„ firm
„ „ with upward tendency
>. for
» in
„ good
jykyi
jylad
jylda
j.yjff
qyife
jyiho
jyiig
qylmy
qyloh
jyiuj
jyiym
qymaf
jymeg
jymfa
qymge
jymjo
jymny
jymoj
qymuk
jymyn
qynag
qyiiga
:iynfie
qynij
jynko
qj^ok
jynpy
qynul
jynyp
qyocy
qyodz
qyohd
:!yojf
jyonk
qyom
jyosp
qyows
jyoxt
jypah
qypha
jypik
jypje
jypio
jypoi
q3T)um
jyrak
qyrel
qyrka
qyrle
qyrno
qyron
qyrsy
qyrup
jyrys
qysai
jysem
qysia
qysme
qysop
jyspo
jysty
qysyt
45^am
jytip
Jytip
Market — continued.
Market improving
„ price
■„ prospects
>, rate
„ stagnant
„ steady
„ strong
„ stronger
„ weak
,, weaker
No change in market
What is position of market
Telegraph your views as to market tendency
Is market likely to improve
» ,, ,i „ decUne
Marketable
Marketed
Marketing
Markets {see also " Market")
Marking
Mass(es)
Massacre
Mast(s)
Master ('s) (sec aho "Captain")
Mat(s)
Provide(s) mat(s)
Match(es)
Matched
Matching
Mate (see also "Officer")
Mate's receipt
Material(s) (for)
Materially
Matter(s)
„ are (is)
„ of
„ with
What is the matter with
„ „ „ present position of this matter
Matting
Mature(s)
When does it mature
Matured
Maturing
Maturity
At maturity
Maund(s)
Bazaar maunds
Factory „
Maximum
„ amount
„ for
„ rate
What is the maximum
Maximum we (I) can get is
May {see aho Pionoum and " If ")
1st May
2nd „
8rd „
4th „
6th „
6th „
7th „
8th „
9th „
112
Jytma
Kamij
May — continued.
ytma
10th May
ytne
11th
jtnr
12th
ytvy
13th
1/ 1/
ytyv
14th
yuby
15th
yugd
yuy
16th
17th
yiimk
18th
yxirp
19th
yuvs
20th
yvan
21st
yvep
22nd
yvna
yvor
23rd
24th
yvpe
yvro
yrus
25th
26th
27th
28th
yvwy
ywap
29th
ywir
30th
ywoS
Slst
ywut
Beginning of May
ywyx
During
iuu,y
yzar
Endoi
(>
yzit
Middle of May
yzov
First half of May
yzra
Second half of May
yzse
For May
yzvo
In ,
yzyb
In all May
caabt
May/J
line
caafy
May/Ji
ine/July
kaagz
„ sailing
kaanb
„ steamer
kaakd
„ to
Irnalf
May a
(an)
kaamg
.. any
kaarl
„ be
kaasm
„ do so
kabat
„ have
kabev
,,
„ been
kaboy
11
., had
kabta
>i
„ to
kabuz
1*
„ » be
kabve
„ he
kabyo
„ her
kacav„
„ Ms
kacix^
,. I
kacoz
,. if
kacub
t> ti
"necessary
kacva
„ it
kacwe
»t 1
be
kaczo
*» »
not
kadbo
M my
kadiz
„ not
kadob
»»
, be
kaduc
»»
, have
kadwa
)»
, „ to (be)
kadye
kaedy
kaeid
kae.g
, she
, „ be
„
, they (he)
,,
, we (I)
kaem
)»
, you
our
kaerm
kaewT
kaezt
kafay
kafco
kafez
kafib
kafoc
kafUd
kafya
ka&e
kagaz
kagbe
kagdo
kageb
kaggy
kagic
k£igod
ka^uf
kagyg
kagza
jcanab
kahba
kahce
kahec
kahfo
kahid
kahof
kahug
kahyn
kaicy
kayf
kaim
kaixt
kajac
kaqca
kaqde
kaqed
kaqgp
kajif
kaqog
kajuE
kakad
kakda
kakef
kakfe
kakho
kakig
kakon
kakui
kakyk
kalaf
kaleg
kalfa
kalge
kaljo
kaUy
kaloi
kaluk
kalyl
kamag
kamga
kambe
kamjj
May — continued.
May pwhaps
» she
„ ,. be
„ the
„ their
„ there (be)
„ these (be)
,. tbey
r, â– be
„ this (be)
., we
„ (Dbe
„ (I) ha
have
,. you
., your
Mayor
Me
Meagre
Meagrely
Meagreness
Mean (to) (see aZ»o "Imtknd" & "Means' )
Meaning (of)
„ is not clear
Meanness
Means {see also "Mean")
of
Of fair means
Large means
Small means
Meant
Meantime
In the meantime
„ „ ,. do not
„ „ „ can you
„ „ „ shall we (I)
Meanwhile
Measure(s)
Measured
Measurement
rate(s)
„ @40c.f.perton
II II "0 II jj II
What is the measurement
Measuring
Meat
Chilled meat
Fresh „
Tinned „
Frozen „
Meat Company
„ works
„ freight
Mechanic(s)
Mechanical
Mechanism
Meddle(s) (with)
Mediate
Mediation
Medical
Medical Officer
Medically
Mediterranean
„ charter
port(s)
voyage
.113
Kamko
Kegfa
Mediterranean — continued.
kamko
One Mediterranean port
kawto
kammy
Two „ ports
kawuv
kamok
Three
kayar
kamul
Medium
kayit
kanah
Meet(s)
kayov
kanha
To meet
kayra
kanik
Meeting(s)
kayse
kanje
kanlo
Meeting of
kayvo
Annual meeting
kazas
kanny
kanol
„ general meeting
kazet
Call a meeting
kaziv
kanum
Called a meeting
kazsa
kanyn
kaoby
Extraordinary general meeting
kazte
General meeting
kaziix
kaogd
kao^
Special meeting
kazwo
Statutoiy meeting
keabz
kaorp
Meeting held
keafd
kaovs
Member(s)
keahg
kaowL
Memorandum(da)
kealk
kapai
kapek
Meniorial(s)
keats
Memorialise(d)
keavt
kapil
Memorialising
keazy
kapja
kapke
Memory
kebaz
Men
kebbe
kapmo
Menace($)
kebdo
kappy
Menaced
kebeb
kap3rp
Menacing
kebic
karal
Mend (s/;« aZso "Eepair")
kebod
karem
Mended {see also " Eepaired ")
kebuf
karla
Mending {see also "Repairing")
kebyg
karme
ment
kebza
karop
Mention (s)
kecab
karpo
of
kecba
karyr
No mention of
kecce
kasam
Mentioned
kecec
kasip
„ 'in
kecfo
kasma
Not mentioned in
kechy
kecid
kasne
Mentioning
kassy
Mercantile
kecof
kasur
Merchandise
kecug
kecyn
kasys
General merchandise
katan
Merohant(s)
kedao
katep
At mei'chants' expense
kedca
katna
„ „ risk
kedde
kator
„ and expense
keded
katpe '
Export merchftnt(s)
kedgo
katro
Import „
kedff
katus
General „
kedjy
katyt
Do merchants pay
kedog
kedun
kaubz
Merchants pay cost of
kaufd
Merchantable
kedyj
kaiihg
Mere
keex; r
kefad
kaulk
Merely
kauts
Merge(s)
kefda
kauvt
Merged (in)
kefef
kauzy
Merging (in — into)
keflfe
kavap
Merit(s)
Merited
kefho
kavir
kefig
kavos
Meriting
kefky
kavpa
Mess
kefoh
kavso
Message(s) {tee also "TfthKonAti'')
kefui
kefyk
ka,vTit
„ ends
kavyv ,
Messenger(s)
kegaf
kawei'^
Messieurs (Messrs.)
kegeg^
kawre
Met
kegfa
Met — cnijtin ued.
Has (have) been met
„ „ not been met
„ it (have they) been me
Metal
Metalled
Metalling
Method (s)
Metre(s)
Cubic metre(s)
Metropolis
Mexican
„ Government
Mexico
Michaelmas
Midday
Middle (of)
About the middle (of)
Middling
Midnight
Midship(s)
Midsummer
Midway (between)
Might {see also Proiiouvsand "If")
„ a (an)
,,„ be
.. „ no
„ have
„ been
„ „ had to (be)
>i •> to
be
„ he
„ her
» tis
,, I
,, if
,. it
>) 1) he
„ not (be)
,, my
„ not
., be
„ have
„ „ she
„ they (he)
,. ,, we (I)
.. you
„ our
„ perhaps
„ possibly
„ she J
„ ,, be
„ the
„ their
„ there (be)
„ these
be
» thfey
>i I) t*s
„ this
■» » "^
„ we
» you
„ your
Do you think we might
114
Kegge
Kia^vb
keg^e
kegjo
kegoi
keguk
kegyl
kenag
kehga
kehne
kehij
kehko
kehmy
kehok
kehul
keigh
keyk
keilm
keirs
keizb
.kejah
kejha
kejik
kejie
keqlo
kejny
kejol
kejum
keiyn
kekaj
kekek
kekil
kekja
kekke
kekmo
kekpy
kekyp
kelak
kelel
kelka
kelno
kelon
kelup
kemal
kemem
kemla
kemme
kemop
kempo
kemry
kemyr
kenam
kenen
keiiip
kenma
kensy
kenur
kenvs
keobd
keocf
keohk
keoil
keoln
keort
keovy
keowz
kepan'
Might — continued.
What do you think we might
Mild
Milder
Mildest
Mildew(ed)
Mildness
Mile(s)
Statute mile(s)
Nautical „
Miles from
„ per hour
„ „ day
About ( — ) miles
Mileage
Military
Militate(s) (against)
Militated „
Militating „
Mill(s)
At the mill(s)
Milled
Millieme(s)
Millilitre(s)
Millinietre(s)
Milling
Million(8) („Z "Numerals " & " Sterling")
Milreis
( — ) thousands of milreis
Mind
Mine(s)
Copper mine
Coal ,,
Gold
Silver „
Output of the mine
Report on the mine
Miner(s)
Mineral(s)
Mineralogioal
Mineralogist(s)
Mininiise(s)
Minimised
Minimising
Minimum (of)
„ amount
» for
„ price
„ rate
What is the minimnm
Is the minimum we can take
Mining
„ company
„ engineer
t, expert
„ report
,, returns
Ministerrs)
Ministerial
Ministry
„ here
Minor
Minority
Mint
Minus
Minute(s)
kepep
kepna
kepor
keppe
kepro
kepus
kepyt
kerer
kerre
kerto
keruv
kerwy
kesar
kesit
kesov
kesra
kesse
kesvo
kesyx
ketas
ketet
ketiv
ketsa
ketux
ketwo
kevat
kevev
kevoy
kevfca
keviiz
kewe
kevyo
kewav
kewcy
kewix
kewoz
kewub
kewva
kewzo
keybo
keyfk
keyhm
keyiz
keyjn
keyns
keyob
keyiic
keywa
keyxd
kezay
kezco
kezez
kezib
kezoc
kezud
kezya
kezze
kiahl
kiaim
kialp
kiaps
kiarv
kiaty
kiavz
kiawb
Minute(s) — continued.
Board minutes
Mis — -
Misapplied
Misapprehend
Misapprehension (re)
Misappropriated
Misappropriating
Misappropriation
Misbehave(s)
Misbehaved
Misbehaviour
Miscalculate(s)
Miscalculated
Miscalculating
Miscalculation
Miscarriage
Miscarried
Miscarry
Miscellaneous
Mischief
Misconception
Misconduct
Misconducted
Misconducting
Misconstruction
Misconstrue(s)
Misconstrued
Misconstruing
Misdirected
Miserable(ly)
Misfortune(s)
Mishap(s)
Misinform
Misinformed
Misinforming
Misinterpret(s)
Misinterpretation (of)
Misinterpreted
Misinterpreting
Misjudge(s)
Misjudged
Misjudging
Mislead (s)
Misleading
Very misleading
Misled (by)
Mismanage(s)
Mismanaged
Mismanagement
Mismanaging
Misplace(s)
Misplaced
Misplacing
Misprint(s)
Misrepresent(s)
Misrepresentation
Misrepresented
Misrepresenting
Miss(es)
Missed
Missing
Mission(s)
Missionary
„ Society
Misstated
lis
Kiazd
Kiupy
kiazd
kibaf
kibeg
kibfa
Mbge
kibjo
Idbly
kiboi
kibuk
kibyl
kicag
kicga
kicne
Idcij â–
Idcko
kicok
Mcul
kidah
kidha
kidik
kidje
kidlo
kidny
kidol
kidum
kidyn
kiech
kiefk
kiejn
kiens
kiept
Metz
kievb
kiexd
kifaj
kifek
kifU
M^a
Ske
kifmo
kigak
kigel
kigka
kigle
kigno
"kigon
kihem
kihla
kihme
kihop
kihpo
kihyr
kijam
kyen
kyip
kiqma
kyne
kjjur
kyys
kikan
kikep
Misstateinent(s)
Mistake(s)
Mistake has been made
„ „ „ rectified
Is there not a mistake (in)
Mistaken
Mistaking
Mr.
Mistook
Mistranslated
Mistranslation
Mrs.
Mistrust (s)
Mistrusted
Mistrusting
Misunderstand (s)
Misunderstanding
Is a misunderstanding
Owing to a misimderstanding
Serious misunderstanding
Slight
Misunderstood
Has been misunderstood
You have misunderstood
Mix(es)
Shall we mix
Do not „
Mixed
„ cargo
„ descriptions
„ with
Mixing
Mixture(s) (of)'
Mode(s) (of)
Model(s)
Moderate(s)
Very moderate
Must be moderate *
Moderated
Moderately
3Ioderating
Moderation
Modern
Modification(s)
Subject to following modification (s)
Modified
Modify(ies)
Modifying
Modus operandi
Moiety(ies)
First moiety
Second „
Moment
Earliest' moment
At „ „
„ any moment
Momentarily
Monday
„ afternoon
„ evening
„ morning
Noon on Monday
Next Monday
On
By
kikor
kikpe
kikro
kikus
kikyt
kilap
kilir
kilpa
kilso
kilut
kilvy
kilyv
kimer
kimre
kimto
kimuv
kimwy
kinar
kinit
kinov
kinra ~
kinse
kinvo
kinjrx
kiock
kiogn
kiols
kionv
kiorz
kiosb
kiovd
kiowf
kipas
kipet
kipiv
kipsa
kipte
kipux
kipwo
kipzy
kirav
kircy
kirix
kiroz
kirub
kirva
kirwe
kirzo
kisbo
kisiz
kisob
kisuc
kiswa
kisye
kitay
kitez
kitib
kitoc
kitud
kitya
kitze
kiuks
kiult
kiumv
kiupy
Monetary
position
Money
„ market
„ for
„ from
„ required
Eemit the money
Remitted the money
Paid the money
Pay the money
Collect the money
Collected the money
Money necessary for
Monopolise(s)
Monopolised
Monopolising
Monopoly (of)
Monsoon(s)
Monstrous
Month(s) {see also various Months)
Beginning of month
End of month
E'^ery month
Last month
Middle of month
Next month
This „
Month's time
1 month's date
2 months' „
„ t,
4 »i » »
6 » »
1 month's sight
2 months' „
O If )t
4 )> 1>
6 ,, »
Monthly
Monthly from
In monthly
Moonlight
Moor(s)
Moored
Mooring(s)
Moral
Morally
More
Get more
Want more
Much more
Have you any more
Can you get any more
Cannot get more than
„ „ any more
Do you want any more
„ not want any more
No more
More than
Not more than
Would not be more than
More for
,. of
,, or less
116
Kiurb
Kohto
Murb
kiusc
kivaz
kivbe
kivdo
kiveb
kivgy
kivic
kivod
kivuf
kivyg
kivza
kiwab
kiwec
kiwby
kiwid.
kiwof
kiwug
kiwyh
kiyac
kiyca
kiyde
Myed
kiygo
kiyff
kiyjs
kiykt
kiylv
kiyog
kiypz
kiyzk
kizad
kizda
kizef
kizfe
kizho
kizig
kizky
Mzon
kizuj
kizyk
klacs
kladt
klahy
klalc
klamd
klanf
klari
klask
klatl
klawn
klebs
klect
klegy
klehz
kleld
klemf
kleng
klepfi
klerk
klewp
kUbt
klifsr
kligz
kimb
More — continued.
6 per cent, more or less
■^^ )» j> t*
Morning
During the morning
Early morning
This morning
Mortality
Mortally
Mortgage(s)
Advance (s) on mortgage
Advanced on mortgage
Call in the mortgage
Called in the mortgage
First mortgage
Second mortgage
On mortgage
Mortgage at
for
„ it
of
on
Mortgaged
„ at
., for
to ^
Has (have) been mortgaged
Mortgage6(s)
Mortgaging
Mortgagor(s)
Most {see also " Utmost ")
„ of
„ we (I) can give (is)
.. ,, » get (is)
What is the most
you can
get (for)
., give
they (he) will
Is the most we (I) can
„ „ they (he) can
Mostly
Mother
Motion(s)
MotiYe(s)
Motor
„ ear
Moxilded
„ depth
Mountain(s)
Mountainous
Mouth (of)
MoYe(s)
Moved
Movenient(s)
Moving
Much
How much
can you
will you
„ they (he)
may we (I)
have you
Not much
Too „
give
klikd
klilf
klimg
klirl
klism
klody
klojd
kloig
kiom'
klopk
klorm
klowr
klozt
klucy
kluda
kluM
klujf
klunk
klurn
klusp
kluxt
koaks
koalt
koamv
koapy
koarb
koasc
koawg
kobka
koble
kobno
kocla
kocpo
kocry
kocyr
kodma
kodne
kodsy
kodur
kodys
koeis
koekt
koelv _
koeny
koepz
koerc
koevg
koezk
koftia
kofor
kofpe
kofro
kofty
kofus
kofyt
kogir
kogos
kogpa
kogso
ko^ut
kogvy
kogyv
koher
kohre
kohto
M.v6n— continued.
Very much
Much above
„ below
Mud
Muddle(s)
Muddled
Muddling
Multi-
Municipal
Municipality(ies)
Murder(s)
Murdered
Must {sec also Pronouns and " If ")
„ a (an)
„ also
,. any
„ be
>. .. no
„ have
„ been
„ „ had
,. no
„ he
» be
„ her
1. bis
„ I
„ if
„ it
„ „ be
„ „ not (be)
„ my
„ not
,, ., be
„ „ have
„ she (be)
„ ,, they (he)
„ „ this (these) (be)
,. we (I)
,>â– ,. you
„ pur
„ she
„ be
„ the
„ their
there
these
they
be
be
this
we
be
have
be
„ be
„' „ have
... you
» be
„ „ have
.. your
Mutatis Mutandis
Mutilated
Telegram mutilated
(— ) word „
117
Kohuv
Krumn
kohuv
kohwy
koijt
koird
koqar
kojit
kqjov
kojra
kqjse
kqjvo
kokas
koket
kokiv
koksa
kokte
kokux
kokwo
kokzy
kolat
kolev
kolta
kolve
kolyo
komav
komcy
komix
komva
komwe
komzo
konbo
konye
koogs
koont
kooly
koonb
koorf
koowk
kooznt
kopco
kopya
kopze
korab
korba
korce
korec
korfo
korhy
korid.
korof
korug
koryn
kosac
kosca
kosde
kosed
kosgo
kosif
kosoff
kosuE
kosyj
kotad
kotda
kotef
kotho
Mutilated — continued.
Mutilated at ( — ) word
„ in transmission
„ word
We (I) repeat mutilated word No.
/Relerringtoteletiram Ju&trcceived.plense repeat
I mutilated word So. (— > (excluding address)
Mutilation(s)
Mutinous
Mutiny
Mutton
Frozen mutton
Mutual
To mutual
Mutually
My
Sly having
„ not
Myself
Mysterious(ly)
Mystery
N
Nanie(6)
In whose name
„ the name(s) of
Name(s) of
„ „ steamer(s) (ship(s)
What is the name of
Named
.. by
„ in
Namely
Naming
Naphtha
Napoleon(8)
Narrow(s)
Narrower
Narrowest
Narrowly
Narrowly escaped
Narrowness
Natal
„ Government
National
Nationality
Natiye(s)
Natural
Naturally
Nature (of)
Of whatever nature
State nature of
Naught
Nautical
Naval
„ stores
Navigability
Navigable
Navigate(s)
Navigated
Navigating
Navigation
„ company
„ open(s)
„ closes
II closed
„ opened
On re- opening of navigation
kotoh
kotuj
kotyk
koms
kougt
koubv
kouky
koulz
koumb
kourg
kousn
kouvk
kouzn
kovaf
koveg
kovfa
kovge
kovjo
kovoi
koviik
kovyl
kowag
kowga
kowne
kowij
kowko
kowok
kowul
koyds
koyha
koyie
koyio
koypf
ko^a
kozke
kozmo
kozyp
kracy
kradz
krahd
krajf
kram
krasp
kraws
kraxt
kreby
kregd
krelj
kremk
krerp
krevs
krewt
kribz
krifd
krihg
krUk
krits
krivt
krizy
kroxv
krugn
kruhj
krujk
krulm
krumn
Navigation — r oh tinned.
When will navigation
Navy (ies) {see aUo " Naval '*)
British Navy
For the „
Neap
Neap-tide(s)
Neaped
Near
Near here
„ there
Too near
Very „
Nearer
,, than
Nearest
to
„ we (I) can
What is the nearest
Nearly
all
„ every
Not nearly
Is nearly
Nearness
Necessaries
Necessarily
Necessary
Absolutely necessary
If necessary
„ absolutely necessary
It is necessary (to)
„ not necessary (to)
Not been necessary (to)
Necessary for
„ it (to)
„ „ them (him) to
„ „ us (me) to
„ you to
to
Is it necessaiy (to)
„ „ for us (me) to
„ „ „ you to
When will it be necessary (to^
Will it be necessary
„ not be necessary
Do you think it necessary (to)
II not II II II II
Neoessitate(s)
Will it necessitate
„ necessitate
II not „
Necessitated (by)
Necessitating
Necessity {see also " Necessaby "
No necessity
to
for
Need(s)
In case of need
I. you may
11 may we (I)
Only in case of need
Need not
„ to (for)
No need to (for)
118
Krunp
MANILA HOT
n r
Kurhe
krunp
krurs
krust
kruzb
kuafs
kuafft
kuanv
kuaky
kualz
kuamb
kuanc
kuarg
kuasn
kuavk
kuawl
kuazn
kubap
kubir
kubos
kubpa
kubso
kubut
kubvy
kub3r7
kucer
kucre
kucto
kucuv
kucwy
kudar
kudit
kudov
kudra
kudse
kudvo .
kudyx
kueds
kuefb
kueiv
kuelb
kuend
kuepf
kuewm
kufas
kufet
kufiv
kufsa
kvtfte
kufux
kufwo
kufzy
kugat
kugev
kugoy
kugta
kuguz
kugve
kugyo
kunav
kuhcy
kuhix
kuhoz
kuhub
kuhva
kuhwe
Needed
Needful
for (to)
Needing
Needless
Needlessly
Negative
Neglect(s)
Neglectea
Neglecting (to)
Negligence
„ clause
Gross negligence
Negligence on the part of
Negligent
Negotiability
Negotiable
Not negotiable
Negotiable security(ies)
Negotiate(s)
„ with
Can negotiate
Cannot „
Can you „
May (shall) we (I) negotiate
Do not negotiate
Negotiated
„ with
Not negotiated
Negotiated by
„ through
Have (has) negotiated
Negotiating
„ for
„ with
Are negotiating for
„ „ with
Negotiation(s)
Open negotiation(s)
Stop „
Negotiation (s) for
„ r«
„ with
What is present position of negotiations,
Negotiator(s)
Neighbour(s)
„ quoting
What are neighbours quoting
„ „ doing
Neighbourhood
Neighbouring
Neither
Neither of
„ „ them
» » us
Netnrous
Nervousness
Netherlands
Nett
Nett amount
Telegraph the nett
This is nett
Is this (it) nett
Netted
Netting
kubzo
kuios
kuilc
kuirj
kuitl
kujbo
kujiz
kujob
kuquc
kujwa
kulye
kukay
kukco
kukez
kukib
kiikoc
kukud
kukya
kukze
kulaz
kulbe
kuldo
kuleb
kulic
kulod
kuluf
kulyg
kulza
kumab
kumba
kumce
kumec
kumfo
kumid
kumof
kumug
kumyn
kunacr
kunca
kuned
kungo
kunif
kimog
kunuh
kunyj
kuobs
kuoct
kuogy
kuonz
kuold
kuong
kuopfi
kuork
kuowp
kupad
kupef
kupfe
kupho
kupig
kupon
kupul
kupyk
kurag
kurga
kurne
Neutral
Neutralise(s)
Neutrality
Never
Nevertheless
Newr
Nothing new
New one
Newfoundland
New South Wales
New South Wales Government
To New South Wales
From „
In » >•
New York
New Zealand
New Zealand Government
New Zealand port(s)
One New Zealand port
Two „ „ ports
Three „ „ „
To New Zealand
From New Zealand
In ., >>
Newer
Newest
Newly
News
Eeceived news (of)
News of {re)
„ from
Have no news (of) {re)
„ you any news (of) (r«)
Telegraph „ „ „
Newspaper(s)
In the newspapers
Newspapers announce
Next
Within the next
What will be the next
Next to
Nice
Nicely
Night
Last night
To-morrow night
Nil
No
Nobody
Nominal
„ amount
„ price (rate)
„ quotation
Nominally
Nominate(s)
Nominated (by)
Nominating
Nomination(s)
Nominee(s)
Non-
None
„ obtainable
Nonsense
Noon
At noon
119
Kurij
Lagat
kurij
kvirko
kurmy
kurok
kurul
kusah
kusha
kiisik
kusje
kuslo
kusny
kusoi
kusum
kusyp
kutai
kutek
kutil
kutia
kutke
kutirio
kutpy
kutyp
kuvak
kuvel
kuvka
kuvle
kuvno
kuvon
kuvup
kuwal
kuwem
kuwop
kuwry
kuwyr
kuyam
kuyen
ku3dp
kuyjd
kuylg
kuyma
ku3nie
kuysy
kuyiar
kuyzt
kuzan
kuzep
kuzna
kiizor
kuzpe
kuzro
kiizty
kuzus
kuzyt
kybhy
kybyh
kycjy
kydky
kydyk
kyfjrl
kygmy
kygym
kyhny
kyhsni
kyjpy
Noon — continued.
By noon
Noon to-day
„ to-morrow
„ yesterday
Nor
Normal
Normally
North
North Country
North-east
North-easterly
North-eastern
North-north-east
North-north-west
North-west
North-w^esterly
North-western
Northerly
Northern
Northward
Norway
From Norway
In „
To
Norwegian
„ Government
» port(s)
One Norwegian port
Two „ ports
Three „ „
Not
Not any
„ a (an)
„ as
» 8.t
„ be
„ been
„ being
„ for
„ from
„ had
.. ., to
„ have
,. ,, to
„ having
„ his
„ if
„ m
„ „ the
,, my
„ our
„ on
„ so
„ the
„ their
„ there
„ to
» ,1 be
„ unless
„ until
>. very
„ what
» your
Notarial
Notarially
kylry
kylyr
kymsy
kjmiys
kynty
kyujrt
kypvy
kypyv
kyryx
kysyz
kyszy
k3rtyb
kyvcy
k3rvyc
ksnvyd
kyzgy
kyzyg
laafs
laagt
laanv
laaky
laalz
laamb
laanc
laarg
laash
laavk
laawl
laazn
labap
labir
labos
labpa
labso
labut
labvy
labyv
lacer
lacre
lacto
lacuv
lacwy
ladar
ladit
ladov
ladse
ladvo
ladyx
laeds
laeffc
laejy
laelb
laend
laepf
laewm
lafas
lafet
lafiv
lafsa
lafte
lafux
lafwo
lafzy
lagat
NoTABiALLY — continued.
Notarially certified
Notary(ies)
Note(s)
Note protest
Noted
Have noted
Nothing
„ for
„ from
If nothing
Notice(s)
„ of
„ to
„ from
Give notice
Given „
Received notice
Shall we (I) give notice
Have you given notice
.. not „ „
„ given notice
Must give notice
Do not give notice
Noticeable
Noticed
Noticing
Notification(s)
Notified
by (in)
Notify(ies)
Notifying
Noting
Notwithstanding
November
1st November
2nd
8rd
4th
6th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
11th
12th
13th
14th
15th
16th
17th
18th
19th
20th
21st
22nd
23rd
24th „
25th
26th
27th
28th
29th „
80th „-
Beginning of Novemlier
120
Lagev
Lepil
NovEMBEK — continued.
Nnmerals.
Numerals.
Nomerals
lagev
During November
laork
A
laysy
J^
lehba
fi
lagoy
End of „
laowp
lapad
a
lajmr
J*
lehce
61
lagta
Middle of November
A
layzt
lA
leheo
54
lagxiz
First lialf of November
lapef
U
lazaa
Ji
lehfo
5*
lagve
Second half of „
lapfe
H
lazep
lA
lehid
5i
lagyo
For November
lapho
H
lazna
J*
lehof
54
lahav
lahcy
In „
„ all „
lapig
lapon
i
lazor
lazpe
lA
lehug
lehyfi
6
64
lahix
November/December
lapnj
lapyk
*f
lazro
lA
leicy
leijf
64
lahoz
November/December/January
a
lazty
H
6*
lahub
November sailing
larag
A
lazus
IH
leirn
64
lahva
„ steamer
larhe
a
lazjrt
}i
leixt
64
lahwe
to
lary
M
leabt
}ii
leqao
6f
lahzo
Now
larko
li
leagz
J*
lejca
64
laics
„ at
larmy
i
leahb
A«
leqde
7
lailc
„ been
larok
a
leakd
2
le^ed
74
lain
laitl
» being
larul
41
lealf
^^
lejgo
74
Not now
lasah
If
leamg
^*
lejif
n
lajbo
Between now and
lasha
A
learl
2A
lejog
74
lajiz
Nowhere
la,sik
11
leasm
^i
lejuh
74
lajob
Nucleus (of, for)
lasie
laslo
n
lebat
2^
lekad
7f
lajuc
Nugget(s)
H
lebev
^*
74
laqwa
Nuisance
laany
lasol
f
leboy
2A
lekda
8
lagye
lakay
Null and void
a
lebta
24
lekef
84
Nullified
lasum
14
lebuz
2A
lekfe
84
lakco
Nullify(ies)
lasyn
M
lebve
§*
lekho
8^
lakez
Number(s) {see also "NuMEBiLs")
lataj
latek
U
lebyo
2H
lekig
lekoTi
84
lakib
Large number
n
lecav
2f
8f
lakoc
Small „
la-til
ft
lecix
2H
lekuj
lekyk
8f
lakud
No number
latia
H
lecoz
2i
sf
lakya
Number for
latlce
i
lecub
2ii
lelaf
lakze
of
latmo
u
lecva
3
leleg
04
laiaz
What is the number (of)
latpy
M
lecwe
3A
lelfa
94
lalbe
„ number do you require
latyp
laubi;
*1
leczo
3i
lelge
9|
laldo
„ „ shall (may) we (I)
«
ledbo
3A
leUo
leliy
94
laleb
can
laufy
If
lediz
34
9i
lalic
.1 yoa
laugz
lauhb
M
ledob
3A
leloi
leh] f
9f
lalod
No.l
M
leduc
3f
94
laluf
,, 2
latikd
i
ledwa
3A
lelyl
10
lalyg
„ 3
laulf
H
ledye
leedy
leeld
leelg
34
lemag
101
lalza
lamab
„ 4
„ 5
laumg
laurl
2^
3f
lemga
lennhe
10^
lOf
lamba
„ 6
lausm
H
3H
lemij
11
lamce
Numbered
lavak
li
leenj
leepk
3f
lemko
114
lamec
„ from (— ) to (— )
lavel
H
3H
lemmy
111
lamfo
„ „ 1 upwards
lavka
vi
leerm
3i
lemok
llf
lamid
Numbering
lavle
1
leewr
3il.
lemul
12
lamof
Numeral(s) («e« " Sterling" for £s.d.^
lavno
leezt
4
lenah
121
lamug
â– b\
lavon
i
lefay
4A
lenha
12j
lamyh
A
lavup
lawal
i
lefco
44
lenik
12i
lanac
A
^
lefez
4A
lenje
lenlo
13
lanca
iV
lawem
f
lefib
44
13i-
laned
A
lawla
?•
lefoc
4A
lenny
lenol
134
lango
A
lawme
7
^
lefud
4f
isf
lanif
A
lawop
f
lefya
f^
lennm
14
lanog
lanuh
i
A
lawpo
lawry
5
legaz
legbe
44
4A
lenya
leoby
144
144
lanyj
laobs
A
lawyr
?
legdo
4f
leogd
leol]
14f
**,
layam
f
legeb
444
15
laoct
-1.
1 6
layen
i
legic
41
leorp
154
laogy
a
layip
A
legod
4H
leovs
16
laohz
A
layjd
A
leguf
44
leowt
164
laold
laong
laoph.
hi
laylg
layma
layue
A
1-
legyg
legza
lenab
44i
5
54
lepai
lepek
lepil
17
174
18
121
Lepja
Loosb
Namerals.
Numerals,
Numerals.
Numerals.
Numerals.
lepia
lepke
J^*
libut
82
likyp
147
livyo
212
lofaj
lofek
277
19
libyg ,
83
lilak
148
liwav
213
278
lepmo
19i
libza
84
lilel
149
liwix
214
lofil
279
leppy
20
Hcab
85
lilka
150
liwoz
215
lo^a
280
lepyp
21
licba
86
lilno
151
liwub
216
lofke
281
leral
22
licce
87
lilon
152
liybo
217
loftno
282
lerem
23
licec
88
lilup
153
liyfk
218
lofyp
logak
283
lerla
24
licfo
89
limal
154
liyhm
219
284
lerme
25
lichy
licia
90
limem
155
liyiz
220
logel
285
lerop
26
91
limla
156
liyjn
221
logka
286
lerpo
27
licof
92
limme
157
liyns
222
logle
287
leiyr
28
licug
93
limop
158
liyob
223
logno
288
lesam
29
Ucyh
94
limpo
159
liyuc
224
logon
289
lesip
30
Mac
95
limry
160
liywa
225
logup
loSaf
290
lesma
31
lidca
96
limyr
161
liyxd
226
291
lesne
32
lidde
97
linam
162
lizay.
227
lohem
292
lessy
33
lided
98
linip
163
lizco
228
loWa
293
lesur
34
lidgo
99
linma
164
lizez
229
lohme
294
lesys
35
lidif
100
linne
165
lizib
230
lohop
295
letan
36
Udjy
101
linsy
166
lizoc
231
lobpo
296
letep
37
lidog
liduE
102
linys
liobd
167
lizud
232
lohyr
297
letna
38
103
168
lizya
233
loigm
298
letor
39
lidyj
104
liocf
169
lizze
234
loijp
299
letpe
40
liexy
lifad
105
liohk
170
loahl
235
loiry
300
letro
41
106
lioil
lioln
171
loaim
loalp
236
loja,m
301
letus
42
lifda
107
172
237
loqen
302
letyt
43
lifef
108
liort
173
loaps
238
lo^ip
303
levap
44
liflfe
109
liovy
174
loarv
239
lojma
304
levir
45
lifho
110
liowz
175
loaty
240
lojne
305
levos
46
lifig .
111
lipan
176
loavz
241
loiur
306
levpa
47
lifky
112
lipep
177
loawb
242
lolys
lokan
307
levso
48
lifob
113
lipna
178
loazd
243
308
levut
49
lifu
lifyk
114
lipro
179
lobaf
244
lokep
309
lev3rv
50
115
lip37t
180
lobeg
245
lokna
310
lewer
51
ligaf
116
hrer
181
lobfa
246
lokor
311
lewre
52
ligeg
117
lirre
182
lobge
247
lokpe
312
lewto
53
ligfa
118
lirto
183
lobjo
lobly
248
loixo
313
lewuv
54
ligge
119
liruv
184
249
lokus
314
leyar
55
lig]0
120
Urwy
185
loboi
lobiik
250
lokyt
315
leyit
56
liguk
121
lisar
186
251
lolap
316
leyov
57
122
lisit
187
lobyl
252
lolir
317
leyra
58
l^g
123
lisov
188
locag
253
lolos
318
leyse
59
124
lisra
189
locga
loche
254
lolpa
319
leyvo
60
lihga
lihhe
125
lisvo
190
255
lolso
320
lezas
61
126
lisyx
191
locij
256
lolut
321
lezet
62
lihij
127
litas
192
locko
257
lolvy
322
leziv
63
lihko
128
litet
193
locok
258
lolyv
323
lezsa
64
lihtny
129
litiv
194
locul
259
lomer
324
lezte
65
lihok
130
Utsa
195
lodah
260
lomre
325
lezTix
66
lihvd
131
litux
196
lodha
261
lomto
326
lezwo
67
lijah
132
litwo
197
lodik
262
lomuv
327
liabz
68
l^iha
133
Uuhl
198
lodje
lodio
263
lomwy
328
liafd
69
lyik
^0
134
liinm
limp
199
264
lonar
329
liahg
70
135
200
lodny
lodol
265
lonit
330
lialk
71
136
liups
201
266
lonov
331
Hats
72
lijny
lyol
137
liurv
202
lodum
267
lonra
332
lia.vt
73
138
liuty
203
lodyn
268
lonse
333
lia^
74
lyum
139
Imvz
204
loech
269
lonvo
334
libaz
75
likek
140
liiizd
205
loefk
270
lonyx
335
libbe
76
141
livat
206
loejn
271
loock
336
libdo
77
142
livev
207
loens
272
loogn
337
libeb
78
likil
143
livoy
208
loept
273
lools
338
ii^
79
likia
likke
144
livta
209
loetz
274
loonv
339
80
145
livuz
210
loevb
275
loorz
340
libod
81
likmo
146
liwe
211
loexd
276
loosb
341
122
Loovd
Lyjuj
Numerals.
342
343
344
345
346
347
348
349
350
351
352
353
354
355
356
357
358
369
360
361
362
363
364
365
366
367
368
369
370
371
372
373
374
375
376
377
378
379
380
381
382
383
384
385
386
387
388
389
390
391
392
393
394
395
396
397
398
399
400
401
402
403
404
405
406
loyog
loypz
loyuh
loyzk
lozad
lozda
lozef
lozfe
lozho
lozig
lOZKV
lozon
lozuj
lozyk
luaks
lualt
luamv
luapy
luarb
luasc
luawg
lubak
lubel
lubka
luble
lubno
lubon
lubup
lucal
lucem
lucla
lucop
lucpo
lucry
lucyr
ludam
luden
ludip
ludma
ludne
ludsy
ludur
ludys
luejs
luekt
luelv
lueny
luepz
luero
luevg
luezk
lufan
lufep
lu&a
lufor
lufpe
lufro
luffcy
lufiis
lufyt
lugap
lugir
lugos
lugpa
lugso
Numerals.
407
408
409
410
411
412
413
414
415
416
417
418
419
420
421
422
423
424
425
426
427
428
429
430
431
432
433
434
435
436
437
438
439
440
441
442
443
444
445
446
447
448
449
450
451
452
453
454
455
456
457
458
459
460
461
462
463
464
465
466
467
468
469
470
471
lugut
lugvy
lugy^r
luner
luhre
luhto
luhuv
luhwy
luijt
Iviird
lujar
luqit
lu^ov
lujra
lujse
luqvo
lujyx
luket
lukiv
luksa
lukte
lukux
lukwo
lukzy
lulat
lulev
luloy
lulta
luluz
lulve
lulyo
lumav
lumcy
Inmix
lumoz
lumub
lumva
lumwe
lunazo
lunbo
luniz
lunob
lunuc
lunye
luogs
luoht
luoly
luonb
luorf
luowk
luozm
lupay
lupco
lupez
lupib
lupoc
lupud
lupya
lupze
lurab
lurba
lurce
lurec
lurfo
lurhy
Numerals
472
473
474
475
476
477
478
479
480
481
482
483
484
485
486
487
488
489
490
491
492
493
494
495
496
497
498
499
500
501
502
503
504
505
506
507
508
509
510
511
512
513
514
515
516
517
518
519
520
521
522
523
524
525
526
527
528
529
530
531
532
533
534
535
536
xtrof
urug
uryfi
usac
usca
usde
used
usgo
usif
my
usog
USTlfi
usyj
utad
utda
utef
utho
utig
utoh
utuj
utyk
uvaf
uveg
uvfa
uvge
UV30
uvoj
uvuk
uvyl
uwag
uwhe
uwij
uwok
uwul
uyah
uyds
uyha
uyik
uyje
uylo
uyol
uypf
uyum
uzai
uzek
uzil
.uzja
uzke
uzmo
uzyp
yady
yajd
lyalg
yang
yapk
yann
yawr
yazt
ybav
ybix
ybjy
yboz
ybub
ybva
iybwe
Numerals,
537
538
539
540
541
542
543
544
545
546
547
548
549
550
551
552
553
554
555
556
557
558
559
560
561
562
563
564
565
566
567
568
569
570
571
572
573
574
575
576
577
578
579
580
581
582
583
584
585
586
587
588
589
590
591
592
593
594
595
596
597
598
599
600
601
lybzo
lycbo
lyciz
lycky
lycob
lycuo
lycwa
lycye
lyday
lydco
lydez
lydib
lydoc
lydud
lydya
lydze
lyecy
lyedz
lyejf
lyenk
lyem
lyewB
lyext
lyfaz
lyfbe
lyfdo
lyfeb
lyfio
lyftny
lyfod
lyfuf
lyfym
lyfea
lygab
lygba
lygce
lygec
lygfo
lygid
lygny
lygof
lygug
lygyn
lyhac
lyhca
lyhde
lyhed
lyhgo
lyhff
lyhog
lyJipy
lyhuh
lyhyp
lyiby
lyigd
]yV3
lyirp
lyjad
lyida
isqef
lyjho
ly|o1x
lyiuj
Numerals.
602
603
604
605
606
607
608
609
610
611
612
613
614
615
616
617
618
619
620
621
622
623
624
625
626
627
628
629
630
631
632
633
634
635
636
637
638
639
640
641
642
643
644
645
646
647
648
649
650
651
652
653
654
655
656
657
658
659
660
661
662
663
664
665
666
123
Lykaf
Mehub
lykaf
lykeg
lykfa
lykge
lykjo
lykoj
lykry
lykuk
lykyr
lylag
lylga
lylhe
lyiy
lylko
lylok
IPS
lylys
lymah
lymlia
lymik
lyinqe
Jymlo
lymol
lymty
lymum
lymyt
lynaj
lynek
lyml
lynja
lynke
lynmo
lynvy
lynyv
lyobz
lyofd
lyohg
lyolk
lyovt
lyozy
lypak
lypel
lypka
Ij^le
lypno
lypon
lypup
lypwy
lyram
lyren
lyrip
lynna
lyme
Jyrur
l3^ryz
lysan
lysep
lysna
lysor
lyspe
lysro
lysus
lysyb
lytap
Nnmerirts.
Numerals.
Numerals.
Numerals.
667
lytir
732
Tna,fty
797
mapya
862
mazek
668
lytos
733
mafus
798
mapze
863
mazil
669
l3^pa
734
mafyt
magap
799
marab
864
mazia
mazke
670
lytso
735
800
marba
865
671
lytut
736
magir
801
marce
866
mazmo
672
lytyc
737
magos
802
mareo
867
mazyp
673
lyuxy
738
magpa
magso
803
marfo
868
meafs
674
lyver
739
804
marhy
marid
869
meagt
675
lyvre
740
magut
805
870
meahv
676
lyvto
741
magvy
806
marof
871
meaky
677
lyvuv
742
magy v
807
marug
maryn
872
mealz
678
lyvyd
743
maher
808
873
meamb
679
lywar
744
mahre
809
masac
874
meanc
680
lywit
745
mahto
810
masca
875
mearg
681
lywov
746
mahuv
811
masde
876
meash
682
lywra
747
mahwy
maijt
maird
812
mased
877
meavk
683
lywyf
748
813
masgo
878
meawl
684
lyzat
749
814
masif
879
meazn
685
lyzev
750
majar
ma^it
maqov
majra
majse
majvo
majyx
makas
815
masjy
880
mebap
686
lyzoy
751
816
masog
881
mebir
687
lyzta
752
817
masuh
882
mebos
688
lyzuz
753
818
masyj
883
mebpa
689
lyzve
754
819
matad
884
mebso
690
lyzyo
755
820
matda
885
mebut
691
maaks
756
821
matef
886
mebvy
692
maalt
757
822
matbo
887
mebyv
693
maamv
758
maket
823
matig
888
mecer
694
maapy
759
makiv
824
matoh
889
mecre
695
maarb
760
maksa
825
matuj
890
mecto
696
maasc
761
makte
826
matyk
891
mecuv
697
maawg
762
m.akux
827
maufs
892
mecwy
698
mabak
763
m.akwo
828
maugt
893
medar
699
mabka
764
makzy
Tna.lat.
829
mauhv
894
medit
700
mable
765
830
mauky
895
medov
701
mabno
766
TYinlpv
831
maulz
896
medra
702
mabon
767
±UX*i±^ V
maloy
maluz
832
maumb
897
medse
703
mabup
768
833
maurg
898
medvo
704
705
macal
macem
769
770
M â– â– â– ' ^ T 1 â– f
malve
malyo
mamav
834
835
maush
mauvk
899
900
medyx
meeds
706
macla
771
836
mauzn
901
meeft
707
macop
772
mamcy
837
mavaf
902
meejy
meelb
708
macpo
773
mamix
838
maveg
903
709
macry
774
mamoz
839
mavfa
904
meend
710
macyr
775
mamub
840
mavge
905
meepf
.711
maden
776
mamva
841
mavjo
906
meewm
712
713
madip
madma
777
778
mamwe
ITlSjTYlZO
842
843
mavoj
mavuk
907
908
mefas
mefet
714
madne
779
manbo
844
mavyi
909
mofiv
715
madsy
780
maniz
845
mawag
910
me£5a
716
madur
781
manob
846
mawga
mawne
911
mefte
717
madys
782
manuc
847
912
meftjx
718
maejs
783
manye
maogs
maont
848
mawy
913
mefwo
719
maekt
784
849
mawko
914
mefey
720
maelv
785
850
mawok
915
megat
721
maeny
786
maoly
851
mawul
916
megev
722
maepz
787
maonb
852
mayah
917
megoy
723
maerc
788
maorf
853
mayds
918
megta
724
maevg
789
maowk
854
mayha
919
meguz
725
maezk
790
mao/.rti
855
majik
920
megve
726
mafan
791
mapay
856
mayje
921
megyo
menav
727
mafep
792
mapco
mapez
mapib
857
maylo
922
728
mafna
793
858
mayol
923
mehcy
729
mafor
794
859
maypf
924
mehix
730
731
mafbe
mairo
795
796
mapoc
mapud
860
861
mayum
mazaj
925
926
mehoz
mehub
124
Mehva
Mivso
mehva
mehwe
mehzo
meics
meilc
meirj
meitl
mejbo
mejiz
mejob
mejuc
mejwa
mejye
mekay
mekco
mekez
mekib
mekoc
mekud
mekya
mekze
melaz
melbe
meldo
meleb
melic
melod
meluf
melyg
melza
memab
memba
memce
meraec
memfo
memid
memof
memug
memyh
menac
menca
mende
mened
mengo
menii
menoff
menim
menyj
meobs
meoct
meogy
meonz
meold
meong
meopfi
meork
meowp
mepad
mepef
mepfe
mepho
mepig
meixHi
mepuj
mepyk
Numerals.
992
993
994
995
996
997
993
999
1,000
1,010
1,020
1,030
1,040
1,050
1,060
1,070
1,080
1,090
1,100
1,110
1,120
1,130
1,140
1,150
1,160
1,170
1,180
1,190
1,200
1,210
1,220
1,230
1,240
1,250
1,260
1,270
1,280
1,290
1,300
1,310
1,320
1,330
1.340
1,350
1,360
1,370
1,380
1,390
1,400
1,410
1,420
1,430
1,440
1,450
1,460
1,470
1,480
1,490
1,500
1,510
1,520
1,530
1,540
1,550
1.560
Namerals.
merga
1,570
merne
1,580
merko
1,590
mermy
1,600
mesha
1,610
mesie
meslo
1,620
1,630
mesny
1,640
mesyn
1,650
metja
1,660
metke
1,670
metmo
1,680
metpy
1,690
metyp
mevka
1,700
1,710
mevle
1,720
mevno
1,730
mewla
1,740
mewme
1,750
mewpo
1,760
mewry
1,770
mewyr
1,780
meyam
1.790
meyen
1,800
raeyip
1,810
meyid
meylg
1,820
1,830
meyma
1,840
meyne
1,850
meysy
1,860
meyur
1,870
meyzt
1,880
mezan
1,890
mezep
1,900
mezna
1,910
mezor
1,920
mezpe
1,930
mezro
1,940
mezty
1,950
mezus
1,960
mezyt
1,970
miabt
1,980
miafy
1,990
miagz
2,000
miahb
2,025
miakd
2,050
mialf
2,075
miamg
2,100
miarl
2,125
miasm
2,150
mibat
2,175
mibev
2,200
miboy
2,225
mibta
2,250
mibuz
2,275
mibve
2,300
mibyo
2,325
micav
2,350
micix
2,375
micoz
2,400
micub
2,425
micva
2,450
micwe
2,475
miczo
2,500
midbo
2,525
midizT
midob
miduc
midwa
mddye
miedv
miejd
miel^
mieni
miepk
mierm
miewr
miezt
mifay
mifco
mifez
mifib
mifoc
mifud
mifya
miEe
migaz
migbe
migdo
migeb
miggy
migic
migod
miguf
migyg
migza
miliab
mihba
mihce
mihec
mihfo
mihid
mihof
mihug
mihyh
mijac
mijca
mijde
mijed
mijgo
mljif
mijog
mijuh
mijyj
mikad
mikda
mikef
mikfe
mikho
mikig
mikon
mikijj
mikyk
milaf
mileg
milfa
milge
miljo
miloj
miluk
Numerals.
2,550
2.575
2,600
2.625
2,650
2,675
2,700
2,725
2,750
2,775
2,800
2,825
2,850
2,875
2,900
2,925
2,950
2,975
3,000
3,050
3,100
3.150
3,200
3,250
3,300
3,350
3,400
3.450
3.500
3,550
3,600
3,650
3,700
3,750
3.800
3.850
3,900
3,950
4,000
4,050
4,100
4,150
4,200
4,250
4,300
4,350
4.400
4.450
4,500
4,550
4,600
4,650
4,700
4,750
4,800
4,850
4,900
4,950
5,000
5,100
5.200
5,300
5,400
5,500
5.600
mflyl
mimag
mimga
mimne
mimij
mimko
mimmy
mimok
mimul
minah
minha
minik
minje
miruo
minol
minum
min3m
mioby
miogd
miolj
mioip
miovs
miowt
mipaj
mipek
mipil
mipja
mdpke
mipmo
mippy
mipyp
miral
mirem
mirla
minne
mirop
mirpo
mirsn:
misami
misen
misip
misma
misne
misur
misys
mitan
mitep
mitna
mitor
mitpe
mitro
mitus
mityt
miubz
miufd
miuhg
miulk
miuts
miuvt
miuzy
mivap
mivir
mivos
inivpa
mivso
125
Mlvut
Muhyr
mivut
mivyv
miwer
miwre
miwuv
miyar
misdt
miyov
misnra
miyse
taiyvo
mizas
mizet
miziv
mizsa
mizte
mizus
mizwo
moabz
moafd
moahg
moalk
moavt
moazy
mobaz
mobbe
mobdo
mobeb
mobgy
mobic
mobod
mobuf
mobyg
mobza
mocab
mocba
mocce
mocsec
mocfo
mochy
mocid
mocof
mocug
mocyn
modac
modca
modde
moded
modgo
modif
modjy
modog
moduh
modyj
moexy
mofad
mofda
mofef
moffe
mofbo
mofig
mofon
mofm
motyk
Numerals.
15,500
15,750
16,000
16,250
16,500
16,750
17,000
17,250
17,500
17,750
18,000
18,250
18,500
18,750
19,000
19,250
19,500
19,750
20,000
20,500
21,000
21,500
22,000
22,500
23,000
23,500
24,000
24,500
25,000
25,500
26,000
26,500
27,000
27,500
28,000
28,500
29,000
29,500
30,000
30,500
31,000
31,500
32,000
32,500
33,000
33,500
34,000
34,500
35,000
35,500
36,000
36,500
37,000
37,500
38,000
38,500
39,000
39,500
40,000
40,500
41,000
41,500
42,000
42,500
43,000
mogaf
mogeg
mogfa
mogge
mogjo
mogoj
moguk
mogyl
mohag
mohga
mohfie
mohij
mohko
mohmy
mohok
mohul
moigh
moiik
moilm
moirs
moizb
mojah
mojha
mojik
mojje
mqjlo
mojny
mqjol
mojum
mojyn
mokaj
mokek
mokil
mokja
mokke
mokmo
mokpy
mokyp
molak
molel
molka
molno
molon
molup
momal
momem
momla
momme
momop
mompo
momry
momsrr
monam
monen
moDip
monma
moune
monsy
monur
monys
mooDd
moocf
moohk
mooil
mooln
Numerals.
43,500
44,000
44,500
45,000
45,500
46,000
46,500
47,000
47,500
48,000
48,500
49,000
49,500
50,000
51,000
52,000
53,000
54,000
55,000
56,000
57,000
58,000
59,000
60,000
61,000
62,000
63,000
64,000
65,000
66,000
67,000
68,000
69,000
70,000
71,000
72,000
73,000
74,000
75,000
76,000
77,000
78,000
79,000
80,000
81,000
82,000
83,000
84,000
85,000
86,000
87,000
88,000
89,000
90,000
91,000
92,000
93,000
94,000
95,000
96,000
97,000
98,000
99,000
100,000
105.000
moort
moovy
moowz
mopan
mopep
mopna
mopor
rnoppa
mopro
mopus
mopyt
morer
morre
moruv
morwy
mosar
mosit
mosov
mosra
mosse
mosvo
inos37x
motas
motet
motiv
naotsa
motux
motwo
moulil
moujm
mouJp
moups
mourv
mouty
mouvz
mouzd
movat
movev
moyoy
movta
movxiz
movv:e
movyo
mowav
mowcy
mowix
mowoz
mowub
mowva
mowzo
moybo
moyfk
moyhm
moyiz
moyjn
moyns
moyob
ino3nic
moywa
moyxd
mozay
mozco
mozez
mozib
mozoc I
Numerals.
110,000
115,000
120,000
125,000
130,000
135,000
140,000
145,000
150,000
155,000
160,000
165,000
170,000
175,000
180,000
185,000
190,000
195,000
200,000
205,000
210,000
215,000
220,000
225,000
230,000
235,000
240,000
245,000
250,000
255,000
260,000
265,000
270,000
275,000
280,000
285,000
290,000
295,000
300,000
305,000
310,000
3i5,oao
320,000
325,000
330,000
335,000
340,000
345,000
350,000
355,000
360,000
365,000
370,000
375,000
380,000
385,000
390,000
395,000
400,000
405,000
410,000
415.000
420,000
426,000
430,000
mozud
mozya
mozze
muahl
muajm
mualp
muaps
muarv
muaty
muavz
muawb
muazd
mubaf
mubeg
mubfa
mubge
mubio
mubly
muboj
mubiik
mubyl
mucag
mucga
muche
mucy
mucko
mucok
mucul
mudah
mudha
mudik
mudje
mudio
mudny
mudol
mudum
mudjm
muech
muefk
muejn
muens
muept
muetz
muevb
muexd
mufaj
mufek
mufil
inu:Qa
mufke
mufltno
mufjm
mugak
mugel
mugka I
mugle
mugno
mugon
muj
126
mvLha.
muhem
mulila
muhqp
muhpo 1
muhyr 1 1
Nuraerafi.
435,000
440,000
445,000
450,000
455,000
460,000
465,000
470,000
475,000
480,000
485,000
490,000
495,000
500,000
510,000
520,000
530,000
540,000
550,000
560,000
570,000
580,000
590,000
600,000
610,000
620,000
630,000
640,000
650,000
660,000
670,000
680,000
690,000
700,000
710,000
720,000
730,000
740,000
750,000
760,000
770,000
780,000
790,000
800,000
810,000
820,000
830,000
840,000
850,000
860,000
870,000
880,000
890,000
900,000
910,000
920,000
930,000
940,000
950,000
960,000
970,000
980,000
990,000
,000,000
,060,000
Muigm
Mycic
muigrn
mujjp
muiry
mujam
mujen
mujip
mujiua
miqne
muqur
muiys
nnakan
mukep
mukna
mukgr
mukpe
mukro
mukus
miiksrfc
mulap
mulir
mulos
mulpa
mulso
mulut
mulvy
mulyv
mumer
mumre
mmnto
mumuv
mumwy
munar
miinov
mvmra
munse
munvo
munyx
muock
muogn
muols
muonv
muorz
muosb
muovd
muowf
mupas
mupet
mupiv
mupsa
mupte
mupux
mupwo
mupzy
murav
murcy
murix
muroz
murub
murva
murwe
murzo
musbo
miisiz
musob
musuc
Numerals.
1,100,000
1,150,000
1,200,000
1,250,000
1,300,000
1,350,000
1,400,000
1,450,000
1,500,000
1,550,000
1,600,000
1,650,000
1,700,000
1,750,000
1,800,000
1,850,000
1,900,000
1,950,000
2,000,000
2,250,000
2,500,000
2,750,000
3,000,000
3,250,000
3,500,000
3,750,000
4,000,000
4,250,000
4,500,000
4,750,000
5,000,000
Numerical
„ order
Numerically
Numerous
Nut(s)
O
Oath
On oath
Oats
Obey(s)
Obeyed
Obeying
Object(s)
of
to
„ our (my)
„ their (his)
„ your
What is the object (of)
Why do you object to
„ „ they „ „
There is no object in
Strongly object (s) to
Do you object (to)
„ not „ „
Chief object
Objected (to)
Have objected to
Strongly objected (to)
If objected to
Not (be) objected to
Objecting (to)
Are objecting to
Objection (s)
muswa
musye
mutay
mutez
mutib
ttiutoc
mutud
mutya
muvaz
muvbe
muvdo
muveb
muvgy
muvic
muvod
muvTif
muvyg
muvza
muwab
muwec
muwhy
muwia
muwof
muwug
muwyn
muyac
muyca
muyde
muyed
muygo
muyif
muyis
muykt
muylv
muyog
muypz
muyzk
mtizad
muzda
muzef
muzfe
muzho
muzig
muzky
muzon
muzug
muzyk
myaby
myagd
myamk
myarp
myavs
myawt
mybay
mybco
mybez
mybib
myboc
mybud
mybya
mybze
mycaz
mycbe
myceb
mycic
127
Objection(s) — continued.
Have you any objection (to)
„ no objection (to)
Objectionable
Obligation(s)
Under obligation(s) to
Is there any obligation (to)
Obligatory
Oblige(s)
Obliged
Much obliged
Obliging
Obscure(s)
Obscured
Obscurely
Obscuring
Observance
Observation(s)
Observe(s)
Observed
Must be observed
Observing
Obsolete
Obstacle(s) (to)
Remove obstacle(s) (to)
Obstinacy
Obstinate(Iy)
Obstruct(s)
Obstructed
Obstructing
Obstruction(s)
Obstructive
Very obstructive
Obtain (s) (see also " Get")
Do utmost to obtain
Can obtain
„ you obtain
Cannot obtain
Might „
Must „
Will
Shall we (I) obtain
What is utmost can obtain
The utmost can obtain is
Try to obtain
Hope to obtain
Obtain about
„ for
„ from
„ it (them)
Obtainable
Obtainable at
Is (are) not obtainable
If obtainable
Utmost obtainable
Obtained {see also " Got ")
Have obtained
„ not obtained
,. you „
Obtained at (in)
by
» for
„ from
„ it (them)
Obtaining (see also " Qkttino ")
Are obtaining
Mycod
Naajn
aaycod
mycuf
mycza
mydab
mydba
mydce
mydec
mydfo
mydid
mydof
mydug
myefd
myelk
myets
myevt
myezy
myfae
myfca
myfde
myfed
myfgo
myfif
myfog
myfun
mygad
mygda
mygef
mygfe
mygho
mygig
mygoh
mygui
â– aynaf
myheg
inyh&
jaayhjo
myhoi
imyhuk
myixy
my^ag
myiga
myj&e
myiko
myqok
myiul
mykah
mykha
mykik
mykje
myklo
mykol
mykvun
mylan
mylek
mylil
mylja
mylke
mylmo
mymak
mymel
mymka
mymle
jnymnoj
Obviate(s)
Obviated
Obviating
Obvious
Obviously
Occasion(s)
Future occa8ion(8)
Present „
Occasional
Occasionally
Occasioned
by
Occasioning
Occidental
Occupant(s)
Oocupation(s)
Occupied
Fully occupied
OccupieT(s) (of)
Occupy(ies)
Occupying
Occur(s)
Occurred
Occurrence(s)
Occurring
Ocean
O'clock {see also "TiMt")
October
1st October
2nd „
8rd „
4tli „
5th „
6th „
7th „
8th „
9th „
10th „
11th „
12lh „
18th „
I4th ,.
15th „
18th „
17tH „
18th „
19th „
20th „
21st „
22nd „
28rd „
24th „
25th „
26th „
27th „
28th „
29th „
80th „
81st „
Beginning of October
During October
End of „
Middle of „
First half of October
Second half of „
mjnuon
mymup
mjmal
mjmem
mynla
mynme
mjmop
mjmpo
myogh
myoik
myolm
myonp
myors
myost
myowy
mypam
mypen
mypip
mypma
mypne
mypur
myrap
myrir
mjTOS
myrpa
myrso
myrut
myser :
mysre
mysto
mysuv
mytar
mytit
mytov
mytra
mytse
mytvo
mynihk
myiyl
myum
myump
inyurt
myuvy
myvas
myviv
rayvBei
m3rvte
myvux
m3rv"WO
mjrwat
mywev
mywoy
mywuz
mywyo
myzbo
myziz
myzob
myzuc
myzwa
myzye
naach
naafk
naabm
na£^n
OcTOBEB — continued.
For October
In „
In all „
October/November
Optober/November/December
October sailing
„ steamer
,. to
Odd(s)
Of
Of a (an)
about
aU
any
her
him
his
it
me
nay
our
that
the
their
them
these'
this
those
us
which
â– who(m)
YOU
your
Off
Ofif here
Get (her) off
Got „ „
Too far off
Offence(s)
Offend (s)
Offended
Offending
Offensive(ly)
Offer(s)
Accept offer
Accepted offer
An offer
Best offer
Better offer
Decline „
Declined offer
Do not offer
Can you offer
Cannot offer
„ make offer
„ get an offer
Combined offer
May (shall) we (I) offer
Entertain offer(s)
Firm offer(8)
No
Not
Make us (me) an offer
„ an offer
Made „ „
128
Naans
Natza
Offer(s) — continued.
Offer(s) — continued.
naans
Make firm ofifer
najus
Telegraph firm offer ci.f., shipment by steamer
naapt
Made „ „
naijd;
nalcap
i» n
,, C.l.f. &6. „ „
naasy
Obtain offer(s)
r â– )>' >1
„ c.&f. „ „
naatz
Obtained „
nakir
II l»
„ C.&i. „ „
naavb
Invite ofifer(s)
nakos
II II
„ f.Q.b.
naaxd
Invited „
nakpa
II II
„ f.a.s. „ „
nabag
Submit „
nakso
II II
„ f.a.q.
nabga
Telegraph offer(8)
nakut
II II
„ f.o.r.
nabhe
To ofifer
nakvy
II II
„ delivered „ „
nabij
They (he) o£fer(s)
nakyv
Jl II
n in^'st'Sl'enatonce
nabko
Under offer to
naler
II If
II ft promptly
nabmy
„ from
nalre
II II
„ „ within 1 month
nabok
„ our (my) offer
nalto
II II
„ „ „ 2 months
nabul
We (I) offer
naluv
II II
It It It ^ ft
nacah
„ „ have an offer of
nalwy
II II
11 r?;;Sirr'}atonce
uacha
Withdraw offer
namar
II II
11 » promptly
nacik
Withdrawn „
namit
II 11
„ „ within 1 month
nacie
naco
Offer(s) about
namov
II II
„ „ „ 2 months
„ at
namra
II 11
II II II ^ 11
nacol
„ firm
namse
11 11
„ c. i. f., draft 80 d/s {"'ifrmer'"'
nacum
„ „ subject to reply (received)
namvo
II 11
II 11 11 ^^ 11 11
nacyn
„ „ „ immediate reply
namyx
11 II
,) 11 11 90 „ „
nadai
nadek
„ for
nanas
Jl II
II 4 m/s „
„ from
nanet
II II
It If If ^ It If
nadil
„ has been
naniv
>4 II
„ c.&i. „ 80 d/s
nadja
„ „ not heen
nansa
Jl II
11 11 II 60 „ „
nadke
him (her)
nante
II 11
II 11 II 90 „ „
nadmo
„ is accepted
nanux
II II
1 4 m/s „
nadjrp
„ „ declined
nanzy
II 11
11 II II '^ 11 II
naegm
„ „ firm
naoks
jTelegraph firm offer)
X ci.f., draft al nitial f
shipment by prompt steamer
naqp
„ not firm
naolt
II 11
„ „ steamer this month
naems
„ „ withdrawn
naopy
II tt
II II II next „
naent
„ it
naorb
{c'lTdfaft"™ u°u"} shipment by prompt steamer
naery
„ of
naosc
II II
„ „ steamer this month
n&ewd
„ our (my)
naowg
II 11
II ■> 1. next „
nafak
„ steamer (ship)
napat
We (I) offer firm
nafel
„ their (his)
napev
If *)
documents attached to draft
nafka
„ them
napoy
t» 11
ci.f.
nafle
„ to
napta
11 11
c i. f. & e.
nafno
„ us (me)
napuz
It »»
c&f.
nafon
,, you
napve
»» »l
0.& i.
nafup
nagal
,, your
Can you make an offer
napyo
narbo
11 11
11 11
f . 0. b.
f. a. s.
nagem
„ „ a firm offer
nariz
It It
f . a. q.
nagla
Is (your) offer firm
narob
It )»
(.O.T.
nagme
What can you offer
name
11 »»
delivered
nagop
„ is best offer you can get
narwa
»> »i
shipment by steamer
nagpo
Telegraph best offer you can make
narye
»» »»
(atifc^SSFfo-Saft} ship'- by steamer
Efegyr
nanam
Can (will) you entertain an offer
na»say
If If
c. i. f. shipment by steamer
„ „ entertain an offer (of)
nasco
tf f)
ci.f. &e. „ „
nahip
Cannot entertain any offer
nasez
11 If
0. & f.
nahma
„ make a firm offer
nasib
It It
c. & i. „ „
nahne
Telegraph firm offer
nasoc
If 11
f.o.b.
nahur
„ „ „ documents attached to draft
nasud
It 11
f.a.s. „ „
nahys
., .. .c.i-f-
nasya
It 11
f . a. q. „
naick
„ „ ci.f. &e.
nasze
It 11
f.o.r. „ „
naign
„ „ c&f.
nataz
If If
delivered „ „
nairz
,. ,, c.&i.
natdo
ff )i
r'4'.SiSS?'"}atonce
najan
„ „ f.o.b.
nateb
ft ff
promptly
najep
„ „ f. a.s.
natgy
)» f»
„ within 1 month
naqna
„ ,, f.a.g.
natic
11 If
„ „ 2 month*/
najoi*
„ „ „ f.o.r.
natod
11 >f
II II " II
na^pe
„ „ delivered
natuf
tf »»
r*bJ'.SSr'}atonce
naqro
„ „ „ shipment by steamer
natyg
tl tf
promptly
najty
(documcrU aiia«hed to draft, shipment
II it 11 I by ct«»mflf
natza
II »»
„ within 1 month
129
Nauhr
Nelzo
Offeb(s) — eontitiMd.
Offering — continued.
naiihr
We (I) offer firmftyiJ^SSr""} within 2 months
neca.m
Offering c.i.f.
nains
naukt
)i >» I) >> " >'
necen
,1 c.i.f. & e.
„ „ c. i.f., draft 80 d/s ship'- by stm'-
necip
„ cfcf.
naulv
»t » II "^ 11 » »>
necne
„ c. & i.
Tiaupz
II 11 11 yo „ )i II
necsy
„ firm
naurc
4m/8 „
necur
for
nausd
11 11 11 " 11 11 11
necys
neoan
„ f.o.b.
nauvg
„ „ c.&f.,draft80d/s „ „
„ f.o.r.
nauzk
11 11 11 60 1, 11 11
nedep
„ f.a.s.
navab
■1 II 11 90 ,1 „ ,1
nedna
f.a.q.
navba
4m/s „
nedor
from
navce
Jl l» »» O f, )i it
nedpe
here
navec
r*%?"tLi5j;")*'"} for reply here to-morrow
nedro
in
navfo
J We (I) offer firm c. Sl t.\
\ (by Bteamepi } >» " »»
nedus
it (her)
navhy
navid
r'",'if.ti.°n^S,''''} II 1. day after to-morrow
nedyt
ship
(We ;l) offer firm c.&f.t
1 (by steamer) / il 11 II >♦
neejt
„ steamer
navof
We (I) offer firm c.i.f. (by steamer) till cancelled
neemy
„ them (him)
navug
11 11 c. & f. „ „ 11
neenz
„ there
navyh
Offered
neerd
to
nawac
Are offered
nee-wj
„ us (me)
nawca
1, firm
nefap
» you
iia,wde
11 11 11 C.l.I.
nefir
Others offiering
nawed
1, ), ll' c..Ssf.
nefos
,1 » more
nawgo
„ „ „ shipment by steamer
ne^a
„ at less
nawu
„ „ „ c. & f. shipment by steamer
nefso
Offioe(B)
pawog
nawtm
11 11 11 C.l.f. 1, 1. 11
nefut
Office (Head)
Have offered
nefvy
Inform head ofiSce
nawyi
nayad
1, /ll firm
nefyv
Head office asks
„ been offered
negto
„ wishes
nayda
.1 you „
neguv
„ „ enquires
nayef
„ not
negwy
nenar
„ „ gives instructions
Tia,3rfe
Has not been offered
Office (London)
nayho
Were (was) offered
nehit
For London office
nayig
To be offered
nehov
From „ ,1
nayky
Offered at
nehra
Inform „ „
naynz
.1 by
nehse
Our (my) London office
nayoh
„ C.i.f.
nehvo
Telegraph „ „
najnii
jaawjf
„ B.i.f. & e.
nehyx
Their (his) „ „
„ c. <St f.
neigs
Your „ ,1
nazeg
„ c. & i.
neirf
London office asks
tiazfa
„ firm
neith
„ „ wishes
nazge
11 for
neizm
„ enquires
na^o
nayiy
,,1 f.o,b.
neqas
„ „ gives instructions
„ f.o.r.
nejet
Officer(s)
nazoj
nazuk
„ f.a.s.
„ f.a.q.
nejiv
neqsa
Chief officer
Second „
nazyl
neanr
„ from
„ him (her)
nejte
nejux
Third „
Fourth „
ueags
neakt
11 in
„ it
nejwo
neizy
nekat
Fifth „
What 1,
nealv
11 »bip
Officer in charge
neany
„ shipment by
nekev
Official(s)
neapz
„ . „ „ steamei'
nekoy
„ information
nearc
sailer
nekta
This is official
neasd
„ steamer
nekuz
Officially
neavg
„ them
nekve
„ informed
neazk
11 to
nekyo
Offset
nebal
„ us (me)
nelav
Often
nebem
II you
nelcy
Are often
nebla
Offering
nelix
How „
nebme
Are offering
neloz
Not ,1
nebop
What is offering
nelub
Very „
nebpo
for
nelva
Oftener
nebry
from
nelwe
Oil(8)
nebyr
Offering at
nelzo
Oil well(8)
130
Nembo
Nifve
0il(8) — continued.
nembo
Oil field(s)
neml?;
„ in barrels'
nemob
„ „ bulk
nemuc
Oke(s)
nemwa
Old
nemye
Too old
nenay
Very „
nenco
Older
nenez
Oldest
nenib
Oinission(s) (from)
nenoc
Omit(s)
nenud
„ from
nenya
Do not omit
nenze
Must „
neofs
Does she omit
neogt
aieoHv
Shall we (I) omit
Omitted
neoky
by
neolz
„ from
neonc
to
neorg
neosn
Have (has) omitted (to)
Has been „ (from)
neovk
Must be „
neowl
Omitting
neozn
On
nepaz
Hope to get on at
nepbe
Can get on at
nepeb
Cannot get on at
nepgy
Is not on
nepic
On a (an)
nepod
„ about
nepuf
„ and after
nepyg
„ or about
nepza
» any
nerca
» at
nerde
» by
nered
„ from
nergo
„ it
nei^
„ him (her)
nerog
nerun
„ his
„ me
neryj
» my
nesad
» our
nesda
„ that
nesef
„ this (these)
:nesf^
„ those
nesho
„ the
nesig
nesoli
„ their
„ them
nesui
nesyk
„ to
.. us
netaf
„ what
neteg
„ which
netge
„ whom
netjo
„ whose
netoi
netuk
„ with
., you
netyl
,. your
nevag
On-carrying (steamer)
nevga
Once
nevne
„ more
nevij
„ or twice
nevko
At once
nevok
One (•<(•(' aUo "NuMEBALs")
nevul •
,, or two
newah
newha
newik
ne-wie
newlo
newol
newum
newyn
neyaj
neyos
neydt
aeyek
neyil
neyla
neyke
neymo
neypy
nezak
nezel
nezka
nezle
nezno
nezon
nezup
niads
niaft
niaiy
nialb
niand
niapf
niawm
niber
nibre
nibto
nibuv
nibwy
nicar
nicit
nicov
nicra
nicse
nicvo
nicys
nidas
nidet
nidiv
nidsa
nidte
nidux
nidwo
nidzy
niecs
niedt
nielc
niemd
nienf
nieri
nietl
niewn
nifat
nifev
nifoy
nifta
nifuz
nifve
Onerous
Too onerous
Very „
One-sided
„ arrangement
Too one-sided
Ones
Ongoing
Only
„ about
„ if
Are only
Can „
Must only
Will „
Onus
„ is upon
Onward(s)
Open(s)
Open(s) up
Are you open to
„ they (is he) open to
„ (is) not open to
Not open (to)
Open to
When does it open
Will open
Opened
Has opened
Opening
Openly
Operate(s)
Operated
Operating
Operation(s)
Commence operations
Stop operations
Suspend operations
Operations suspended
In operation
Operative(s)
Operator(s)
Operators are
„ „ buying
„ „ holding off.
„ selling
Opihion(s)
I am (we are) of opinioiV
Qn) our (my) opinion
Telegraph opinion (re)
(In) their (his) opinion,
„ your opinion
Strongly of opinion
What is your opinion (of)
Opinion of
„ regarding
Opponent(s)
Our opponents
,, ,, are
,, >. ., quoting
What are opponents doing
Who are our opponents
Opportune(ly)
Opportunity (ies)
No opportunity(ies) (to)
131
Nifyo
Niyus
nifyo
nigav
nigcy
Bigiz
nigoz
nigub
â– nigra
nigwe
nigzo
niEbo
nihi?!
nihob
nihuc
nihwa
nihye
nijay
nijjco
njjez
nijib
nyoc
nijud
iii|3^
nfize
nikaz
nikbe
nik^o
nikeb
iniMc
nikod
nikuf
niJ?yg
nikza
nilab
nilba â–
nilce
nilec
nilfo
nilid
nilof
nilug
nilyn
nimac
nimca
nimde
nimed
nimgo
nimif
nimog
nimuH
nimyi
ninad
ninda
ninef
ninfe
ninho
ninig
ninky
ninon
ninui
ninyk
niobt
nio^
niogz
nionb
niokd
OppoKTDNiTy(iEs) — Continued.
Opportunity (ies) for
to
By first opportunity
Oppose(s)
„ it
„ them (him)
„ us (me)
,, you
Do not oppose
Strongly oppose
Shall we (I) oppose
Opposed
» by
» to
Are (is) opposed (to)
Are you „ „
I. not „ „
„ strongly opposed (to)
Opposing
Are opposing
,, not opposing
Who are „
Strongly „
Opposite
Opposition(s)
In opposition (to)
No opposition
What is opposition
„ „ „ doing
Opposition from
of
„ steamer
» to
Oppressive
Optimistic
Option(s)
Agree option of
Agreed „ „
Try to get option of
Can get option of
„ you get option o£
Cannot „ „ „
Extend option
Extended „
Exercise „
Exercised „
Get
Got
Grant „
Granted „
May we (I) give option of
Do not give option of
Subject to option of
Will you give option of
With the option of
Without the option of
Have the option of
„ not the option of
>i we II II II
II you II II 11.
II they „ „ I,
Option from
,1 of
I, on
„ to
niolf
niorl
niosm
nipaf
nipeg
nipfa
nipge
nipio
niply
nipoi
nipuk
nipyl
nirah
nirha
nirik
niiie
nirlo
nimy
nirol
nirum
niryn
nisai
nisek
nisil
nisia
niske
nismo
nispy
nisyp
nitak
nitel
nitka
nitle
nitno
niton
nitup
niudy
niuja
nimg
niupk
niium
niuzt
nival
nivem
nivla
nivme
nivop
nivpo
nivry
nivyr
niwam
niwen
ni^wur
niwys
niyan
niydz
niyep
niyhd
niyjf
m3ma
niyor
niype
myro
niyty
niyus
Optional
Is optional
Optional port(s)
Or
,, any
» a (an)
I, about
., if
„ the
„ to
,1 they (he)
„ we (I)
» you
And/or
Orange River Colony
Order {see also " Ordess ")
Combined order
Cannot execute the order
Can „ „
» you „ „
Execute order
Executed „
Have executed order
Executing order
Are executing order
In order
» ,. to
Is all in order
II it all in order
„ not „
No order
Not in order
Secure order
Secured „
Have secured order
,1 not secured order
» you ,1 „
To order
To the order of
Our (my) order
Their (Ms) „
Your order
To onr (my) order
,1 their (his) „
I, your order
They (he) order(s)
We (I) order
Shall we (J) order
Do not order
Referring to order for
.. >. » No.
rt „ of (from)
Order for
„ from
„ her
I, immediately
„ it (them)
„ No.
„ rf
„ ship (to)
„ steamer (to)
Ordered
Are (is) being ordered
Have ordered
I, not ordered
132
Niyxt
Nozyo
niyxt
nizap
nizir
nizos
nizpa
nizso
nizut
nizvy
noady
noaid
noal^
noani
noapk
noarm
noawr
noazt
nobav
nobix
nobva
nobwe
nobzo
nocbo â– '
nocwa
nocye
nodco
nodya
nodze
noecy
noedz
noejf
noenk
noern
noews
noext
nofbe
nofdo
nofgy
nofyg
nofza
nogba
nogce
nogfo
noghy
nogyh
nonca
nohde
nohgo
nolyy
nohyj
noiby
noigd
noiJj
noiro
nojda
nqjfe
noqho
nojky
noiyk
nokfa
nokge
nokio
noMy
nokyl
nolga
nolne
Ordered — con thmed.
Have you ordered
„ (has) been ordei'ed
Not ordered
„ been ordered
Ordered at
by
., for
„ from (of)
„ him (her) (to)
„ immediately
» in
„ on
„ steamer (ship)
„ them (it)
» to
I. » be
Ordering
Are ordering
Eecommend(s) ordering
Ordering from
„ him (them)
it
Are ordering it (them) from
Ordering steamer (to)
Orders (see also " Order ")
Await(s) orders
Call(s) for orders
Eecei ve orders
Received orders
Have received orders (to)
Execute orders
Have executed orders
Shall we (I) give orders
Signal(s) for orders
Give orders
Given „
Have given orders
Proceed to and await orders at
No orders
Orders at
„ for
„ from
Ordinance
Ordinarily
Ordinary
Ordnance
Ore
„ from
I. to
Organisation
Organise(s)
Organised
» by
Organising
Orient
Oriental
Origin
Original (s)
Send us the original
Originally
Originate(s)
Originated
Originating
Orlop
„ deck
nolko
nolmy
nomha
nomje
nomlo
nomny
nomyn
nonia
nonke
nonmo
nonpy
nonyp
noobz
noofd
noohg
noolk
noovt
noozy
nopka
nople
nopno
noram
noren
norip
norne
norsy
aorys
nosan
nosep
nosna
nospe
nosro
nosty
nosyt
notap
notpa
notso
notyv
nouxy
novre
novto
novwy
nowra
nowse
nowvo
no'wyx
noyas
Doyet
noygh
noyhj
noyiv
noyjk
noylm
noymn
noynp
noysa
noyte
noyux
noywo
noyzb
nozat
nozev
nozta
nozve
nozyo
Orlop — continued.
Orlop hold(s)
Ostensibly (for)
Other(s)
No other(s)
What are others
„ „ „ doing
Others are
Otherwise
Ottoman Government
Ought (see also " Should ")
» to
„ not to
„ to be
„ not to be
What ought
„ „ we to do (re)
Ounce(s)
per ton
„ and ( — ) dwts.
., i
., i
., i
Our(s)
Ourselves
Oust(s)
Ousted
Ousting
Out
Not out
Out of
Outbid(s)
them (him)
us (me)
.. you
Outbidden
Have outbidden us (me) fay
Outbidding
Outbreak(s) (of)
Outcome (of)
Outcrop(s)
Outer
Outfit(s)
Outgoing(s)
Outlay(s)
upon
Heavy outlay
Outlet(s) (for)
Outline(s)
Outlined
Outlining
Outlook
for
is
Is outlook
Outlying
Outport(s)
At out port (s)
Output
„ for month
„ „ the year
Present output
Total
Outrageous(ly)
Outright
(^0 Outset
133
Nuaxy
Nuwa
nuaxv
nubab
nubba
nubce
nubec
nubfo
nubhy
nubia
nubof
nubug
nubyn
nucac
nucca
nuced
nucfifo
nucif
nucjy
nucog
nucuE
nucyj
nudad
nudda
nudef
nudfe
nudho
nudig
nudky
nudon
nudin
nudyk
nuewy
nufaf
nufeg
ziii&e
nufio
jauroi
nuftik
nufyL
nugag
nugea
Dugne
nugy
nxigko
nugmy
â– nugok
augul
nunah.
nuMia
nuhik
nuJtne
nohio
nuhny
nuhol
nuhum
nuhyn
nuyl
nuja^*
nujek
nvqil
ntma
ni^jke
jiujmo
»mpy
n^jyp
Outside
„ steamer
„ tonnage
Outsider(s)
.. are
.. » quoting
Outstanding
All outstanding
Now „
Outstanding amount(3) (a/cs)
Out-turn
Outvote(s)
Outvoted
Outvoting
Outward(s)
Outward bound
„ from
Outweigh(s)
Outweighed
Outweighing
Over
If over
Not over
Over others
If not over
Over and above
„ all
Overboard
Overburden
Overburdened (with)
Overburdening
Overcame
Over-capitalisation
Over-capitalise(s)
Over-capitalised
Over-capitalising
Over-carried
.. „ from
». >. to
: ,> „ cargo
Over-carry(ies)
Over carrying
Overcharge(s)
Overcharged
Overcharging
Overoonie(s)
Overcoming
Overdo
Overdoing
Overdone
Oyerdraft(s)
,. at bank
of
Present overdraft
What i» present overdraft
Oyerdraw(s)
a/c
» to extent of
Overdrawing
Overdrawn
., a/c
» „ to extent of
Overdrew
Overdue
Is overdue
134
nukak
nukel
nukka
nukle
nukno
nukon
nukup
nulal
nulem
nulme
nulop
aulpo
iiulry
nulyr
numam
numen
numip
numma
numne
numur
numys
nunan
nunep
nunna
nunor
nunpe
nunro
nunus
nunyt
nuops
nuovz
nuowb
nupap
nupir
nupos
nuppa
nupso
nuput
nupyv
nurar
nurit
nurov
nurra
nurvo
nuryx
nusas
nuset
nusiv
nussa
nuste
nusux
nuswo
nuszy
nutat
nutev
nutoy
nutuz
nutve
nutyo
nuvav
nuvcy
nuvix
nuvoz
nuvub
nuwa
Oyer-estimate(s)
Over-estimated
by
Greatly overestimated
Over estimating
Overhaul(s)
Require(s) overhaul
Overhauled
Overhauling
Overladen
Overland (route)
Overload
Overloaded
Overloading
Overlook(s)
Overlooked
Had been overlooked
Overlooker(s)
Overlooking
Overpaid
Overrate(s)
Overrated
Overrating
Override(s)
Overriding
„ conr inission
Overrule(s)
Overruled
Overruling
Overseer(s)
Oversell
Overselling
Oversight
By an oversight
Oversold
„ to the extent of
Overstate(s)
Overstated
Overstating
Overstock(s)
Overstocked
Overstocking
Overtake(s)
Overtaken
Overtaking
Overtime
Work overtime
Working overtime
Overtook
Overture(s) (to)
Makmg overture(s)
Overvaluation
Overvalue(s)
Overvalued
by
Overvaluing
Overweight
Overwhelm(s)
Overwhelmed
Overwhelming
Owe(8)
Owe them (him)
„ us (me)
» you
Owed
Nuvwe
Nynip
nuvwe
nuvzo
nuwiz
nuwob
nuwuc
nuwye
nuyay
nuyco
nuyez
nuygm
nuynn
nuyib
nuyjp
nuynt
nuyoc
nuyud
nuyze
nuzaz
nuzbe
nuzdo
nuzeb
nuzgy
nuzic
nuzod
nuzuf
nuzyg
nuzza
nyabz
nyafd
nyahg
nyalk
nyats
nyavt
nyazy
nybaz
nybbe
nybdo
nybeb
nybgy
nybic
nybod
nybiif
nybyg
nybza
nycab
nycba
nycce
nycec
nycfo
nychy
nycid
nycof
nycug
nycyh
nydac
nydca
nydde
nyded
nydgo
nydff
nydjy
nydog
nydufi
iiydyj
nyexy
Owing
by
„ for
,, from
on
„ to
„ „ our (my)
,, „ their (his)
„ your
,, us (me)
Cannot do so owing to
Own(s)
Owned (by)
Owner(s)
Get owner(s)
Owner(s) of
„ ship
„ steamer
pay(s)
agree(s) (to)
accept(s)
decline(s)
request(s)
stipulate(s) (for)
Who are the owners
Will (would) ovvner(s)
Owner(s) will
„ „ not
Ownership
Owning
P
P.M.
Pacific
„ Coast
„ Ocean
Pacifically
Pacified
Pacify(ies)
Pacifying
Pack (in)
Package(s)
Packed
in
„ „ lots of
Packer(s)
Packet(8)
Packing
Paddle(s)
Paddle boat
Page(s)
Paid
Has (have) been paid
„ not been paid
„ it (have they) been paid
Fully paid
Have „
„ (has) not paid
„ you paid
„ they (has he) paid
Must be paid
Part paid
Paid at (in)
,. by
„ for
„ immediately
nyfad
nyfda
nyfef
nyffe
nyfho
nyfig
nyfky
nyfoh
nyftii
nyfyk
nygaf
nygeg
nygfa
nygge
nygjo
nygoi
nyguk
nygyl
nyhag
nyhga
nyhne
nyhij
nyhko
nyhmy
nyhok
nyhul
nyigh
Qyijk
nyilm
nyirs
n5azb
nyjah
nyjha
nyjik
nyjje
nyjlo
nyjny
nyjum
ny)5^
nykag
nykek
nykil
nykia
nykke
nykmo
nykpy
nykyp
nylak
nylel
nylka
nylle
nylno
nylon
nylup
nymal
nymem
nymla
nymme
nymop
nympo
nymry
nym3rr
nynam
nynip
Paid — continued.
Paid in full
„ it
,, on
,, them (him)
„ to
,, us (me)
.. you
Paint(s)
Painted
Painter(s)
Painting
Pair(s) (of)
Paltry
Pan(s) (out)
Panama
Panic(s)
„ in market
„ caused by
State of panic
Panned (out)
Panning (out)
Paper(s)
Dai-ly papers
Par
About par
At
Over „
Under „
Para(s)
Paragraph(s)
Parallel
Paralyse{s)
Paralysed
Paralysing
Paramount
,, importance
Parcel (s)
Whole parcel
Parcel post
(in) Parenthesis
Pari passu
Paris
Parity
Parliament
Home Parliament
House(s) of Parliament
Local Parliament
Act of „
Member of Parbament
Parliamentary
Part(s)
of
Greater part of
Large part of
Small „ „
What „ „
On the part of
Parted
Partial
Partiality
Partially
Participant(s)
Participate(s) (in)
Participated (in)
Participating (in)
135
Njmma
Obkyj
nynma
nynne
nsmsy
nynur
nynys
nyobd
nyocf
nyohk
nyojl
nyoln
nyort
nyovy
nyowz
nypan
nypep
njrpna
nypor
njrppe
njrpro
nypus
n3T>yt
ii3^er
nyrre
nyrto
nyruv
nsrrwy
nysar
nysit
nysov
nysra
aysse
nysvo
nysyx
nytas
nytet
ii3^iv
njtsa,
nytvix
nytwo
nyulp
nyups
nyarv
nyuty
nyuvz
nyiizd
nyvat
nyvev
ii3r7oy
nyvta
ny^uz
nywe
nyvyo
nywav
nywix
nywoz
nywub
nyzay
nyzco
nyzez
nyzib
nyzoc
nyzud
nyzya
Participation (in)
Particular (see alio "Particulars")
Particularize
Particularly
Particulars
Have you any particulars
„ no particulars
Send particulars
Telegraph particulars
Write particulars
Full
Fuller
Particulars for
„ from
„ immediately
of
to
Parties(Party) (to)
All parties
Parting
Partly
Partner(s)
Partnership
Pass(es)
Passage(s)
Passage earnings
Provide passage(s)
„ 1st class passage(3)
„ 2nd „
Passage tor
„ from
to
„ fare(s) (rate(s)
„ money
Passed
„ here
„ to-day
„ yesterday
Has been passed
„ it been passed
„ not been passed
Passenger(s)
1st class passengers
2nd „
3rd „
Steerage „
1st and 2nd class passengers
Passenger steamer(s)
„ accommodation
Engage passengers
What passengers have been engaged
Passengers engaged
May we (I) book passengers
Passing
Passive
Past
In the past
Have gone past us
Pastoral
Patch (es)
Patched
Patching
Patchy
Patent(s)
Patented
nyzze
obabs
obact
obagy
obahz
obald
obamf
obang
obaph
obark
obawp
obbas
obbgo
obbhe
obbia
obcno
obcoy
obcuz
obdke
obdla
obdoz
obdub
obebt
obefy
obegz
obekd
obelf
obemg
oberl
obfiz
obfle
obftna
obfob
obfuc
obgay
obgez
obgib
obglo
obgna
obgoc
obgud
obhaz
obheb
obhic
obhod
obhuf
obhyg
obijd
obilg
obipk
obirm
obizt
objab
objec
objid
objof
obqug
obiyh
obkac
obked
obkif
obkog
obkra
obkuh
obkyj
Paten tee(s)
Patenting
Patience
Patient(ly)
Patronage
Pattern (s)
New pattern (s)
Old
Send „
Pattern (s) No.
„ 1000 and
„ 2000 „
Paucity (of)
Pay(s)
Advise and pay
Agree(s) to pay
Agreed to pay
Does not pay
Do not pay
Will pay
Will you pay
.. they (he) pay
„ not pay
„ „ „ more than
Cannot „ „
Shall (may) we (I) pay'
To pay
They (he) pay(8)
We (I) pay
Pay(s) about
„ for
„ immediately
., it
„ off
„ on
„ application
„ „ and identification
„ them (hmi) (to)
., to
.. us (me) (to)
„ you (to)
Pay(s) cost of
Who pay(s)
„ cost of
What would they (he) pay
.. you pay
Payable
Not payable
Payable at
by
here
in
„ London
on
there
to
Telegraph when payable-
Where is it payable
Payee(s)
Payer(s)
Paying (for)
Are paying
Paymg on
„ them (him)
to
136
Oblad
Ockob
oblad
oblef
oblig
obloh
oblui
oblyk
obnag
lobnen
pbnij
bbnok
obnul
bbnym
obocy
obodz
obohd
obojf
obonk
oborn
obosp
obows
oboxt
obpah
obpik ,
obpol
obpum
obpwa
obpyn
obrak
obrel
obrim
obron
obrup
obsal
obsba
obsem
obsin
obsop
obsyr
obtam
obten
obtip
obtur
obtys
obuby
obugd
obujj
obumk
oburp
obvan
obvep
obvor
obvus
obvyt
obwap
obwir
obwos
obwut
obwyv
obydo
obyfe
obyga
obzfo
obzha
obzyx
ocags
Paying — eantimHed.
Paying us (md)
. .. you
Payment(s)
Non-payment (of)
Prompt payment (s)
Stop(s)
Payment(s) at
by
for
„ from
in
of
on
to
„ received
Have you received payment
» not „ „
Peace
Peaceful (ly)
Peak(s)
Peculiar
Peculiarity(ies)
Peculiarly
Pecuniary
Pedigree
Peg-out (claim)
Pegged-out (claim)
Pegging-out ( „ )
Pen(s)
Penalty(ies) (for)
„ for non-fulfilment
Under a penalty of
Pence {see "Steeling")
Pending
Still pending
Penetrate (s)
Penetrated
Penetrating
Penny weight(s)
( — ) pennyweight(s) (per ton)
People
Per
Per contra
dozen
head
piece
lb.
cwt.
ton
„ of 40 c.f.
Per cent.
( — ) P^r cent.
i
i
i
i
i
f
i
1
14
If
If
2
Pee cent. — continued.
ocaht
2J per cent.
ocaly
24 „
oca,m?!
2i ,.
ocanb
3
ocarf
Si „
ocath
34 ..
ocawk
8| ..
ocazm
4
ocban
ii ..
ocbep
44 „
ocbha
4* ..
ocbor
5
ocbus
H ,.
ocbyt
54 ..
occap
H „
occgo
6
occir
64 „
occja
7
occos
74 ,,
occut
8
occyv
9
ocder
to
ocdis
11
ocdot
12
ocduv
124 ,,
ocefs
13
ocegt
14
oceky
15
ocelz
174 „
ocemb
20
ocenc
224
ocerg
ocevk
25
274 „
ocewl
30
ocezn
40
ocfar
50
ocfes
60
ocfit
70
ocfke
75
ocfla
80
ocfov
90
ocfyx
100
ocgas
Percentage(s)
ocget
of
ocgiv
„ on
ocgma
What percentage
ocgux
Perceptible
ocnat
Peremptorily
ochev
Peremptory
ochlo
Perfect
ochme
Perfected
ochna
Perfecting
ochoy
Perfectly
ochuz
Perform(s)
ocift
To perform
ociiy
ocilb
Performance (of)
Performed (by)
ocipf
Performing
ocjav
Perhaps
ocjix
Can perhaps
ocjoz
May „
ocjub
Will (would) perhaps
OCKiZ
Perhaps not
ockno
they (he)
ockob
.. we (I)
137
Ockpe
Odikt
ockpe
ockuc
oclay
oclez
oclib
•ocloc
oclud
ocmaz
ocmeb
ocmic
ocmod
ocmirf
ocmyg
ococs
ocodt
ocohy
ocolc
oconf
ocori
ocosk
ocown
ocpac
ocped
ocpif
pcpog
ocpim
ocpyj
â– ocraf
ocreg
Ocrih
ocroi
ocruk
ocryl
ocsag
ocsen
ocsij
ocsok
ocsul
OC6W0
•ocsym
ocsza
bctah
octik
â– octol
octum
octyn
octze
ocubs
ocuct
ocugy
octiEz
ocvild
ocumf
ocuph
ocurk
ocvai
ocvek
ocvil
ocvom
ocvun
ocvyp
ocwiEtk
ocwel
ocwun
•ocwon
Perhaps — continued.
Perhaps you
Peril (s)
Perilous
Period(s) (of)
For what period
Telegraph „
Periodical
„ survey
Periodically
Perish(es)
Perishable(s)
Perished
Perishing
Perjury
Permanency
Permanent
Permanently
Permissible
Permission (to)
„ from
Tiy to get permission
Cannot give permission
Will you give permission
Can you get permission
„ get permission
Cannot get permission
Shall (may) we (I) get permission
You have permission
Ask permission
Grant „
Granted permission
Obtain „
Obtained „
Permit(s) {see alsn " Allow(s) ")
Permitted (to) {^ce also " Allowed ")
Permitting
Perpendiculars
Between pei-pendiculars
(— ) and I between perpendiculare
(in) Perpetuity
Perplex(es)
Perplexed
Perplexing
Persevere(s)(ed)
Persevering
Persia
Persian
„ Government
Persist(s) (in)
Persisted (in)
Persistent
Persistently
Persisting (in)
Person(s)
Personal
Personally
Personalty
Persuade(s)
Persuaded
Persuading
Persuasion
Pertaining (to)
Peru
Perusal
Peruse(s)
ocwup
Perused
ocyal
Perusing
ocyco
Peruvian
ocyde
„ Government
ocyem
Peseta(s)
ocyfa
Peso(s)
ocjdn
Petition(s)
ocyop
File petition(s)
oczam
Filed „
oczen
Petitioned
oczip
Petitioner(s)
oczur
Petitioning
oczys
Petroleum
odack
Petty
odagn
„ expenses
odals
Pfennig(s)
odamt
Phase(s)
odanv
Phenomenal
odarz
Philippine Islands
odasb
Phosphate(s)
odavd
Photograph (s)
odawf
Photographed
odbai
odbek
Photographing
Phrase(s)
odbil
Phrase Code(s) (see ahn " Code(s)")
odbom
Bentley's Phrase Code
odbun
„ Complete Phrase Code
odbyp
odcak
„ Phrase Code No. 1
" >} )j ij ^
odcel
>t It It }> O
odcim
>* M }» }) 4
odcon
tt It 11 ), 5
odcup
oddal
.. „ (—)
Phraseology
oddem
Piastre(s)
oddgo
Pick(s)
oddne
Picked
oddin
Picked-up
oddja
Picking
oddop
Picul(s)
oddyr
Pie(8)
odeks
Annas and ( — ) pies
odelt
Piece(s)
odemv
Piece Goods
odepy
Pieced
oderb
Piecing
odewg
Pied(s)
odfam
Pier
odfen
Pierce(s)
odfip
Pierced
odfur
Piercing
odfys
Pile(s)
odgan
Pilfer
odgep
Pilferage
odgla
„ claim(s)
odgor
Pilfered
odgus
Pilfering
odgyt
odhap
Pilgrim(s)
„ for (to)
odhir
„ from
odhos
„ season
odhut
Pilgrimage
odhyv
Pillar(s)
odijs
odikt
Pilot(s)
Bequire(s) a pilot
138
Odilv
Ofjyr
odilv
odipz
odirc
odizk
odjer
odjis
odjme
odjna
odjot
odguv
odkar
odkes
odkit
odkne
odkov
odkpa
odkyx
odlas
odlet
odliv
odluz
odmat
odmev
odmoy
odmuz
odnav
odnix
odnoz
odnub
odohs
odojt
odonz
odord
odosf
odoTwj
odpiz
odpob
odpro
odpuc
odsab
odsec
odsid
odsof
odsug
odsvo
odswe
odsyh
odtac
odted
odtif
odtoff
odtvm
odtwo
odtyj
odtza
odugs
odimt
odvdy
odtimz
odurf
oduth
oduzm
odvad
odvef
odvig
Pilotage
„ dues
„ and port dues
Pin
Pine
Pinnace(s)
Pint(s)
Pipe(s)
Piston
Piston-rod
Pit(s)
Pitch (of)
Pitted
Pitting
Pity
Great pitv
Place(s) (see also " Port(s) " & " Fix ")
1 place
2 places
Can place
Cannot place
Can you place
Hope to place
( — ) places above
( — ) „ below
Placed
„ with
Have placed
Placing
Plague
„ broken out
Plain
Plainly
PlaintifF(s)
Plan(s) (of)
Send plan(s)
„ „ and specification(s)
Plan(s) and specification (s)
Plank(s)
Planking
Planned
Planning
Plant
„ and material
Plantation (s)
Planted
Planter(s)
Planting
Plate(s)
Iron plates
Steel „
Tin „
Plated
Plating
Play(s) (with)
Played „
Playing „
Plea(s)
Plead(s)
Pleading(s)
Pleasant(ly)
Please(s)
Pleased
Very pleased
odvoh
odvui
odvyk
odwaf
odweg
odwih
odwoi
od'WTik
odwyl
odyag
odybo
odyce
odyda
odyeh
odyij
odyok
odyial
odzah
odzco
odzde
odzfa
odzik
odzol
odzum
odzyn
ofabd
ofacf
ofahk
ofeil
oi
ofamp
ofavy
ofawz
ofbad
ofbig
ofbvu
ofbyk
ofcoj
ofcyl
om
ofdym
ofeim
ofelp
ofeps
oferv
ofety
ofevz
ofewb
ofezd
offah
offgo
otrne
oflfja
oflfyn
ofgaj
ofgun
ofgyp
ofhim
ofich
ofifk
ofijn
ofipt
ofitz
ofixd
ofjyr
Pleased — continued.
Pleased at (with)
„ to hear
Pleasure
Pledge(s)
Pledged (to)
Pledging
Plentiful
Very plentiful
Plentifully
Plenty (of)
Plight
Plimsoll mark
Plot(s)
Plotted (to)
Plotting (to)
Plug(s) ^
Plugged
Plugging
Plunder
Plundered
Plundering
Plus
Plying (between)
Pneumatic
Pocket(s)
Out of pocket expenses
Point(s)
On the point of
Point out
1 point
2 points
3 „
4 „
5 „
6 „
( — ) points up (rise)
„ „ down (fall)
Pointed (out)
Pointing
Police
Policy(ies)
Amount of policy(ies)
Bad policy
Form of policy
Good policy
Clause in policy(ie8)
Fire policy(ies)
Insurance policy(ies)
Life policy(ies)
Marine policy(ies)
Open policy
Have opened policy(ies)'
Renew policy(ies)
Renewed policy(i'es)
Our (my) policy
Their (his) policy
Your policy
As a matter of policy
What policy
Policy for
» of
„ proof of interest
„ to
Politic(s)
Political
139
Ofklo
Ogkma
Political — continued.
ofklo
Political complications
ofkme
Politically
ofkna
Poll
ofkur
Pontoon(s)
ofkys
Pood(s)
oflor
Pool
crflus
Pooled
oflyt
Pooling
ofiuap
Poop
ofioiir
Long poop
oftnos
Short „
ofmut
Poop bridge and forecastle
ofmyr
Poor
ofher
Very poor
ofiiis
Poor result
oftiot
Poorly
OfilUT
Poorness (of)
ofogm
ofonn
Popular
Popularity
ofojp
Population
ofont
Port(s)
ofory
All port(8)
ofosz
Both „
ofowd
Coast „
of^ar
Direct port
omes
Safe „
oftit
Discharge port(8)
oroov
One port
orore
in
oftyx
Two ports
ofrat
in
ofi:oy
Three ports
oft-uz
in
ofeav
Four ports
o£3iz
For what port(8)
ofsoz
„ „ is she fixed
ofsto
To what port(s) is she ordered
ofsub
If one port
ofsve
„ two ports
o&wa
„ toee „
ofbiz
Loading port(s)
oftob
No port
offcuc
This „
oftvo
Your,,
oftwe
Port(«) in
ofugn
OflXlR.
„ ' of call
„ between
ofamt
„ not above
ofiirz
„ „ below
ofusb
Port dues
ofavd
„ closes
ofvay
„ opens
ofVez
„ side
ofvib
One port ( — ) less
ofvoc
Two ports ( — ) extra
OfVTld
Three ports ( — ) extra
ofwaz
One or both ports
ofweb
Port-master
ofwic
Portable
ofwod
Portage (bill)
ofwmf
Porte
ofwyg
Ported
o^rbe
Porter(s)
ofyca
Porterage
ofyzo
Poption(«)
ofzda
ofzyj
ogaby
ogagd
ogalj
ogamk
ogarp
ogavs
ogawt
ogbay
ogbez
ogbib
ogboc
ogbud
ogcaz
ogceb
ogcic
ogcod
ogcuf
ogcyg
ogdab I
ogddo
ogdec
ogdfe
ogdid
ogdof
ogdug
ogdyh
ogebz
ogefd
ogelk
ogets
ogevt
ogezy
ogfac
ogfed
ogfif
ogfog
ogfan
ogfyj,
oggad
oggef
ogghe
oggig
oggja
ijggoh
oggui
oggyk
oghaf
ogheg
oghih
oghoi
oghiik
oghyl
ogixy
ogjag
ogjeH
og;]iJ
ogjok
ogjxil
ogiym
ogkah
ogkik .
ogkle
ogkma
Portion(s) — continued'
Large portion
Small „
What
Portion for
„ of
Portugal
Portuguese
,, Government
Position(s)
„ of steamer (or ship)
In a position (to)
Telegraph position (of)
Owing to the position (of)
Position of
to
Positive
Positively
Possess(es)
Possessed (by)
Possessing
Possession(s)
In possession of
Possibility (of)
Some possibility (of)
No . „
Is there any possibility of
Possible
If possible
Not „
Will be possible to
„ not be possible to
„ it be possible to
Possible for
„ to
Possibly
Cannot possibly
May (might) possibly
Will possibly
Post(s)
By post
„ first post
Send by first post
Post-date(d)
Post Mortem
Post office
c/o Post office
Postage
Postal
Poste restante
Posted
Posting
Postmaster('s)
Postmaster-GeneralCs)
Postpone(s)
Shall we (1) postpone
Postponed
till
Postponement (of)
Postponing
Postscript
,. of letter
Potential
Potentialities
Pound(s) {see also "Steblino")
Pound (8) (Weight)
140
Ogkol
Ohjed
Pound(s) (Weight) — continued
Prefbr(s) — continued.
ogkol
( — ) lbs. and ( — ) ozs.
o&yix
Prefer not (to)
ogkum
" i» >» z
ogyoz
» to
ogkyn
It »» t> a
ogyab
Much prefer
oglai
oglek
»» »» »» i
ogyze
Would (do) you prefer
Power(s)
ogzbe
Preferable
oglil
to
ogzca
Preferably
oglom
Have power to
og/iz
Preference
oglun
„ no power to
ogzob
Have you any preference
oglyp
Have we (I) power to
ogzuc
Give preference
ogTna,k
Take power to
ogzzo
Preference will be given to
ogmel
Taken power to
ohabt
Preferential
ogmim
Power of Attorney
ohafy
» duty
ogmon
Power of Attorney in favor of
oha^'z
ohanb
tariff
ogmup
In whose favor is Power of Attorney to be
Preferred
ognal
Send Power of Attorney
ohakd
Preferring
ognem
„ „ „ in favor of
ohalf
Prefix(es)
ognin
Powerful
ohamg
Prejudice(s)
ognop
Powerfully
oharl
Without prejudice
ogn3n'
Powerless (to)
chasm
Would
ogogh
Practicability
obbat
Prejudiced
ogohj
Practicable
ohbca
by
ogoik
ogolm
If practicable
ohbev
Prejudicial (to)
Is not practicable
ohboy
Very prejudicial (to)
ogonp
Will it be practicable to
ohbuz
Prejudicially
ogors
Practical
ohcav
Prejudicing
ogost
Practically
ohcix
Preliminary(ies)
ogowy
Practice(s)
ohcoz
Premature (to)
ogozb
Practise(s)
ohcub
Prematurely
ogpa,m
Praise(8)
ohdfa
Premier(s)
ogpen
Praised
ohdiz
Premises
ogpip
Pratique
ohdob
Premiuni(s)
ogpra
Free pratique
ohduc
„ for (on)
ogpxir
Pray
ohedy
oheid
oheig
of
ogpys
Praying
At a premium (of)
ogser
Preamble
Telegraph premium (for, on)
OgRiR
Precarious(ly)
oheni
ohept
Insurance premium(s) „ „
ogsso
Precaution (s)
Prepaid
ogste
Take precaution (s)
oherm
Preparation(s)
ogsuv
Taken „
ohewr
Made preparation(s)
ogsva
against
ohezt
Make „
ogtar
Precautionary
ohfay
Preparatory (to)
ogtes
Precede(s)
ohfez
Prepare(s)
ogtit
Preceded
ohfga
for
ogtov
Precedence
ohfib
to
ogtve
Precedent(s)
ohfoc
Prepared
ogtwa
Preceding
ohfud
Are prepared (to)
ogtyx
Precious
ohgaz
„ not „
ogubd
Precipitate (s)
ohgeb
„ you „
ogucf
Precipitated
ohgha
„ they (is he) prepared (to)
ogiihk
Precipitately
ohgic
Is being prepared
oguil
oguln
Precipitating
ohgod
Prepared by
Precise
ohguf
for
ogump
Precisely
ohgyg
ohnab
Prepared to
ogurt
„ the same (as)
„ ., do
oguvy
Preclude(s)
ohhec
Preparedness
ogvas
Precluded (from)
ohhid
Preparing
Qgvet
., by
obhof
Are preparing (to)
Ogviv
Ogvux
Precluding
Predecessor(s)
ohhiig
ohhyh
Prepay (s)
Prepaying
ogwat
Predicament
ohicv
ohijf
Prepayment(s)
ogwev
Predisposed (to)
Preponderance
ogwoy
Predisposition
ohim
Preponderate(s)
ogwuz
Preferfs)
ohixt
Prepond erated
Qgyav
„ it (them)
ohjac
Preponderating
ogyba
Do not prefer
ohjed
Preposterous(ly)
141
Ohjif
ol^if
Presence
ohulk
ohQOg
ohquh
Present(s)
ohuts
At present
ohuvt
ohkad
What is the present
ohuzy
Cannot at present
ohvap
ohkef
Present at
ohvir
ohkig
„ for
ohvos
ohkla
it (them)
ohvto
ohkoh
Presentation (s)
ohvut
ohkm
ohkyk
On presentation
ohvyv
Presented
ohwer
ohlaf
Has not been presented
ohwis
ohleg
Have presented
ohwot
oh ih
Presenting
ohwuv
ohlko
Presently
ohyar
ohlma
Preservation
ohyes
ohloj
ohluk
Preserve(s)
ohyit
Preserved
ohyov
ohlyl
Preserving
ohyza
ohmag
Preside(s)
ohzas
oh men
Presided
ohzba
ohmij
Presidency
ohzet
ohmlo
President(s)
ohziv
ohmok
Vice-President(s)
ohziix
ohraul
Presidential
ohzze
ohinym
Presiding
ojafs
ohneOi
Press(es)
ojagt
ohnik
„ for
ojahv
ohnmo
„ them (him) to
ogaky
ohnol
Shall we (I) press (for)
o^alz
ohnpa
Do not press (for)
oqamb
ohnum
Pressed
ojanc
ohnyn
ohoby
for
ojarg
Well pressed
ojasn
ohogd
ohoQ
Pressing
ojavk
Are pressing for
04 awl
ohorp
„ „ us (me) to (for)
ojazn
ohovs
Pressure
ojbir
ohowt
Bring pressure Upon
ojbos
ohpai
ohpek
Bringing „
High pressure
ojbut
ojbyv
ohpil
Low „
ojcer
ohpom
Prestige
ojcis
ohpun
Presumably
ojcot
ohpyp
bhral
Pre8ume(s)
ojcuv
„ they (he)
ojdar
ohrem
„ we (I)
ojdce
ohrin
you
ojdda
ohrop
Presumed
ojdes
ohrre
Presuming
ojdit
ohrsa
Presumption
ojdov
ohryr
ohsro
Pretence(s)
Pretend (s) (to)
ojdyx
ojeds
ohsse
Pretended (to)
ojeft
ohsta
Pretending „
ogelb
ohtan
Prevail (ed) (upon)
ohtep
Prevailing
ojend
ohtor
Prevalence (of)
ojepf
ohtso
Prevalent
ojewm
ohtus
Prevent(s)
ojfas
ohtva
„ them (hiin) (from)
ojfet
ohtyt
OhUDZ
Try to prevent
ojfiv
Preventable
ojfux
ohufd
Prevented (by)
ojgat
ohuhg
„ from
ojgev
Ojgev
Preventing
Prevention (of)
Preventive
Previous
to
Previously
Prioe(s) {set also "QuoTs" "Offek" & "Cost")
Average price
Bad price
Best price
„ „ obtainable
Better price(s)
Good „
Gross „
High „
Higher „
Highest „
Low „
Lower „
Lowest „
Moderate „
Nett
Quote „
Small „
Telegraph best price
„ „ „ obtainable
„ lowest price (for)
„ price (of)
What is the price (of)
Price (s) at (in)
„ delivered
for (of)
,. is
„ „ too
„ „ „ high
.. » low
„ quoted
„ c&f.
„ c. & i.
„ c.i.f.
„ c.i.f. & 0.
„ c.i.f. & e.
„ f.o.b.
„ f.o.r.
„ f.a.q.
„ f.a.B.
Quote price c. & f .
» .. c. & i.
» ci.f.
„ „ f.o.b.
„ f.o.r.
» )> f.a.s.
„ „ shipment by steamer
„ „ c.&f. shipment by steamer
J) »» C.l.I. If >f »»
Priced
Prima facie
Primager
5 per cent, primage
1" II 11 i»
Freight and primage
No primage
Usual II
With ,1
Primarily
142
Ojh«
Oklho
ojha7
qjhix
ojicjs
ojilc
^M
oqqob
ojjuc
ojkho
ojiyg,
ojmyh
cgobs
OjOCt
ojoffy
ojohz
ojold
ojong
oqoph
ojork
ojowp
oqpui
oqpyk
ojrag
oqren
ojry
ogrok
ojrvil
ogrym
Ojsah
ojsik
ojsol
qjsum
cqsyn
Ojtek
ojtil
cqtom
qjtro
ojtse
04 tun
ojtyp
OqUDt
ojufy
oqugz
qjuEb
ojukd
cqulf
ojumg
ojurl
qjusm
oqvak
ojvel
Ojviin
qjvon
ojvup
ogwal
ogwem
ojwin
oqwop
ojwyr
Ojjrur
ogyvo
ojzor
Primary
Prime
„ cost
„ quality(ies)
Prime Minister(s)
Principal (s)
Telegraph the principal
Principally
Principle(s)
In (on) principle
Print (s)
Printed
Printing
Prior (to)
Priority
Privacy
Private (see also " Confidential ")
Strictly private
Private and confidential,
., information
,, letter
„ telegram
This is private
Privately
Privilege(s)
Privy Council
Prize(s)
Pro forma
Pro rata
Pro tem
Probability(ies) (of)
No probability (of)
Some „
Every „
Is there any probability (of)
Telegraph probability of
Probable
Not probable
Very „
Probable amount
What is the probable
„ would be the probable
Probably
» be
» not
Very probably
WiU „ (be)
Probate
Problem(s)
Problematic
Problematical
Procedure
Proceed (s)
Can you proceed (to)
Is she to proceed to
.. .. » „ direct to
Shall we (I) proceed (with)
Do not proceed (with)
Instruct captain to proceed to
Proceed(s) against
by (via)
„ direct (to)
„ immediately
» to
OJZUS
oizyt
OKaks
okalt
okamv
okapy
okarb
okasc
okawg
okbak
okbel
okbim
okbon
okbup
okcal
okcem
okcin
okcop
okcyr
okdam
okden
okdip
okdur
okdys
okdzo
okeis
okekt
okelv
okeny
okepz
okerc
okevg
okezk
okfan
okfbo
okfda
okfep
okfor
okfus
okfyt
okgap
pkgir
okgos
okgut
okgyv
okner
okhis
okhot
okhuv
Dkijt
Dkird
okjar
okjes
okqit
okjov
okiyx
okkas
okket
okkhe
okkiv
okkja
okkux
oklat
oklev
oklho
Peoceed(s) — continwd.
Proceed(s) with
Proceeded (to)
„ with
„ direct to
Proceeding (to)
I, with
Is proceeding to
Proceedings
Stop proceedings
Take proceedings
Taken „
Taking „
Proceedings against
Shall we (I) take proceedings
Do not taKe proceedings
Process(es)
Proclaim(s)
Proclaimed
Proclaiming
Proclamation(s)
Procrastinate(s)
Procrastinated
Procrastinating
Procrastination
Procurable (see also " Obtainable ")
Not procurable
Procuration
Per procuration
Procure(s) [seealso "Obtain " and "Get")
Try to procure
Procured {see also " Obtained " &,'• Got ")
Procuring {see also " Obtaining" & "Getting")
Produce(s) {see also " Goods ")
Produce brokers
Must produce
Produced
by
Producer(s)
Producing
Product(s)
Production
» of
On production of
Total production
Productive (of)
Profess(es)
Professed
Professing
Profession
Professional
Professor(s)
Proficiency
Proficient
Proflt(8)
Annual profit(s)
Gross „
Nett
No
What profit
„ „ will it give
„ „ is there (on)
Would give a profit of
Has given a profit of
Profit(s) of
„ on -(from)
143
Okloy
Olgim
okloy
okluz
okmav
okmix
okmoz
okmub
okniz
oknob
oknuc
okogs
okont
okoly
okonb
okorf
okowk
okozm
okpay
okpez
okpib
okplo
okpoc
okpud
oksac
oksed
oksif
oksog
okspo
oksra
oksuh
oksyj
oktad
oktef
oktig
okton
oktre
oktsa
oktuj
dktyk
okufs
okugt
okunv
okuky
okulz
okumb
okurg
okush
okuvk
okuzn
okvaf
okveg
okvih
okvoj
okvro
okvuk
okvy]
okwafi
okweB
okwij
okwok
okwul
okwym
okyah
okjok
okyol
okjrto
Profit(s^ — continued
Profit on voyage (of)
,, for half year
„ „ the ,
Profit and Loss
, ,.. account
Profitable
Not (be) profitable
Profitableness
Profitably
Profited
Profiting
Profitless
Programme (of)
Programme of sailings
Progress(es) (in)
Telegraph progress (of)
No progress has been made
Good progress has been made
Makmg progress
Progressed (with)
Progressing
How IS it progressmg
Progressing slowly
„ satisfactorily
„ rapidly
Is not progressing satisfactorily
Progression
Progressive (ly) _
Prohibit(s)
Prohibited
Prohibiting
Prohibition
Prohibitive
Prohibitory
Project(s)
Projected
Projecting
Prolific
Prolong (s)
Prolongation (of)
Prolonged (for)
Prolonging
Promenade
Prominence
iProminent
Prominently
Promise(s) (toj
Do not promise
May we (I) promise
Promised (to)
by
Have pi'omised to
Promising
Is not promismg
Promissory note(s)
Promote(s)
Promoted
to
Promoter(s)
Promoting
Promotion(s)
Prompt
,, cash
Can you give prompt
Must have prompt
Prompt — continued
okyum
Can you offer prompt
okyve
Prompted
okywa
Prompter
oH
„ boat
Prompting
okzil
Promptitude
okzom
Promptly
okzun
As promptly as possible
okzvo
More promptly
okzwe
Promptness
okzjrp
Pronounced
ola,hl
Proof(s)
olaim
olalp
Propelled (by)
Propeller(s)
olaps
,, blade(8)
olarv
„ shaft
olaty
Propelling
olavz
Proper
olawb
„ time
olazd
No proper
olbaf
Properly
olbeg
Not properly
olbih
Property(ie8)
olbq
olbuk
Propitious
Proportion(s) (of)
olbvo
Same proportion(s) of
olbwe
In proportion to
olbyl
Large proportion
olcag
Small
olcefi
What proportion (of)
olcy
Proportionate
olcok
Proportionately
olcul
Proposal (s)
olcwo
Accept proposal(8)
olcym
Accepted „
olcza
Agree to „
oldah
Agreed to ,,
oldba
Dechne „
oldik
Declined „
oldol
No
oldum
Proposal(8) by
o\dya
for
oldze
from
olech
„ has been accepted
olefk
„ „ „ decUned
olejn
of
olens
to
olept
Approve of proposal
oletz
Do not apprbve of proposal
olevb
Entertain proposal
olexd
Cannot entertain proposal
olfaj
Would you entertain proposal
olfca
Has proposal been accepted
olfek
Following proposal
olfil
Made (a) proposal
olfom
Make „
olfUn
Submit „
olfyp
Referring to proposal
olfeo
Our (my) „
olgak
Their (his) „
olgbo
Your proposal
olgce
Propose(s)
olgda
it
olgel
to
olgim
What do yoo propose
14
4
Olgon
Onajd
olgon
olgup
olhal
olhem
olhin
olhop
olhyr
oligm
olijp
ohry
oljam
oljdo
oljen
oljga
oMp
oljys
oikan
olkep
olkfo
olkge
iolkna
dkyt
ollap
ollgo
ollja
olljrv
olmho
olmie
' olnika
olnio
olnke
olnla
olnsrx
clock
ologn
olols
olonv
olorz
olosb
olovd
olowf
olpko
olple
olpma
olrav
olrix
olroz
olriib
olsiz
olsno
olsob
clspe
olsuc
oltay
oltez
oltib
oltoc
oltpo
oltra
oltud
oluks
olult
olumv
olupy
olurb
Propose(s) — continued.
What do you propose doing {re)
„ „ they „ „ „
Do not propose (to)
.. you
„ they „
Does he „ „
We (I) propose
They (he) propose(s)
ShaU we (I) propose
You propose
Proposed
Proposed by
to
Is it proposed to
Have „ „
As proposed
Proposing
Are proposing (to)
Proposition (s) {see also " Pboposal ")
Agree to proposition
Approve of „
Decline „
Proprietary
Proprietor(s)
Prorogue(s)
Prorogued
Proroguing
Prosecute(s)
Prosecuted
Prosecuting
Prpsecution(s)
Prosecutor(s)-(trix)
Prospect (s) (of)
Future prospeot(8)
No prospect (of)
Every prospect (ot)
Little „ „
Some „
Prospects favourable
„ unfavourable
What prospect is there (of)
Is there any prospect of
Telegraph prospect(s)
,, „ of market
Prospected
Prospecting
Prospective
Prospector(8)
Prospectus
Prosper(s)
Prospered
•Prospering
Prosperity
Prosperous
Proteot(s)
„ our (my) interests
„ your interests
Protected
Has (have) been protected
„ „ not been protected
Protecting
Protection
Protectionist(s)
Protective
Protege
olusc
Protest (s)
olvaz
„ agamst
olveb
Enter protest
olvic
Entered protest
olvod
Extend protest
olvre
Extended protest
olvsa
Lodge protest
olvuf
Note „
olvyg
olwab
Protest noted
„ extended
olwec
Shall we (I) protest
olwid
Do not protest
olwof
Strongly protest (against)
olwro
Protestation
olwug
olwyn
Protested
„ against
olyac
Have (has) protested
olyed
against
olyif
Has been protested
olyog
Protesting
olyso
„ against
olsrte
Are protesting
oljmh
Protoool(s)
olyva
Protract(s)
Protracted
olzad
olzef
Protracting
olzig
olzon
Protraction
ProYe(s)
olzto
Proved
olzuj
to be
olzve
Provide(s)
olzwa
„ for
olzyk
onaoto
i, it (them)
steamer (ship) (with)
ombwa
Can provide
omcvo
„ not provide
omdwo
,, you „
omdza
Must provide
omfba
Who provides
omfze
May (shall) we (I) proyide
omgzo
We (I) provide
omqco
They (he) provide(s)
omgde
omKdo
Provided
Have (has) provided
omkga
„ „ not provided
ommgo
„ you provided
ommja
Provided by
ompio
ompla
for
they (he)
omsmo
we (I)
omsne
„ with
omspa
you
omtno
Providing
omtpe
Province(8)
omvpo
Provincial
omvra
Proving
omwi-e
Provislon(s)
omyro
for
omyse
Made provision for
omyta
Make
omzso
No provision for
omzte
Provisional
omzva
„ arrangement(8)
onady
onajd
5
Provisionally
„ arranged
Onalg
Onvot
onalg
onani
onapk
onarm
onawr
onazt
onbav
onbix
onboz
onbub
onbva
onciz
oncob
oncto
oncuc
oncve
oncwa
onday
ondez
ondib
ondoc
ondud
ondvo
ondwe
onecy
oned^
onejf
onenk
onem
onews
onext
onfaz
onfeb
onfic
onfod
onfuf
onfyg
onfea
ongab
ongba
ongec
ongid
ongof
ongug
ongyh
ongze
onhac
onhed
onhif
onhog
onhuh
onhyj
oniby
onigd
oni^
onirp
onjad
onjbo
ortjef
onjig
onjon
onjui
onlyk
onkaf
onkco
Provisioned
Provisioning
Proviso
Provocation
Proximate (see also " Approximate ")
Proximately (see aho " Approximately ")
Proximity (to)
Proximo {see also various Months)
Proxy(ies)
Prudent(ly)
Prussia
Prussian
Government
Public
Publication(s)
Publicity
Publicly
Publish(es)
Published
Publisher(s)
Publishing
Pump(s)
Ship's pumps
Pumped
Pumping
Puncheon(s)
Punctual
Punctuality
Punctually
Punish(es)
Punished
Punishing
Punishment
Purchasable
Purchase(s) {see also "Bdt")
„ consideration
„ money
„ price
Purchased (by) {see also "Bought")
Purchaser(s)
Purchasing
Pure
Purely
Pureness
Purity
Purport (of) {see also "Pohports")
Purported
Purporting
Purports (to be) {see also "Purport")
Purpose(s)
For the purpose(s) (of)
Purposely
Purser(s)
{In) Pursuance of
Pursue(s)
Pursued
Pursuing
Push(es)
Pushed
Pushing
Put(s)
„ m hand
„ in
„ off
Put back
oakde
onkeg
onkfa
onkih
onkoj
onkiik
onkyl
onlag
onlen
onlij
onlok
onlul
onlym
cnmah
onniik
onmol
onmum
onm3m
onnaj
onnek
onnil
onnja
onnom
onnun
onrryp
onobz
onofd
onohg
onolk
onovt
onozy
onpak
onpel
onpho
onpim
onige
onpon
onpup
onram
onren
onrip
onrur
onrys
onsan
onsep
onslo
onsme
onsna
onsor
onsty
onsus
onsyt
ontap
ontir
ontmo
ontne
ontos
ontpa
ontut
ontyv
onuxy
onver
onvis
onvno
onvot I
>y
Pdt back — continued.
Put back for
„ „ owing to
Putting
Puzzle(d)
Puzzling
Q
Quadruple
„ expansion engines
Quadruplicate
Quadruplicated
Quadruplicating
eualification(s)
ualifled
Fully qualified
Not qualified (to, for)
Qualify(ies)
Qualifying
Qualities (of)
Best qualities
Inferior qualities
Other qualities (sorts)
Quality (of)
Average quality
Bad „
Better „â–
Best
Pair
Fair average quality
„ i> I, of season
Good quality
Inferior quality
What quality
Price and quality
Quantity(ies)
Large quantity(ies)
Moderate quantity (of)
Fair
Small „ „
Smaller „ „
Smallest „ „
Telegraph „ „
Total
Quantity for
„ from
of
What quantity do you require
„ I, can you supply
Quarantine
„ imposed
„ removed
During quarantine
Days quarantine
In quarantine
Eeleased from quarantine
Quarantined
Quarrel(s)
Quarrelled
§uarrelling
uart(s) (of)
Quarter(s) {see also " Numerals ")
ending
for
from
of
(— ) lbs.
146
Onvuv
Opwys
'â– ^
Quartee(s) — continued.
onvuv
Per quarter
oplid
onwar
( — ) qrs. 5 per cent, more or less
oplof
onwes
„ „ 10 per cent. „ „
oplug
onwit
1 quarter
oplyh
onwov
2 quarters
opmac
on-wyx
8 „
opnaed
onyas
Last quarter
opmif
onyet
Present quarter
opmog
opmuB
onyiv
Next
onyre
Quarter-deck
opmyj
onysa
Quarterly
opobt
onjmx
Quarterly return(s)
opofy
onzat
Quartz
opogz
onzev
Quash(es)
oponb
onzoy
Quashed
opokd
onzro
Quashfng
opolf
onzse
Quay(s)
oporl
onzta
At the quay
oposm
onzuz
Ex quay
oppaf
opads
Queen
oppeg
opaft
Queensland
oppgo
opaiy
opalb
„ Government
oppne
Quell(8)
Quelled
oppih
opand
oppja
opapf
Quelling
oppoi
oppuk
opawm
Queried
opcyx
Query(ies)
oppyl
opecs
Querying
oprah
opedt
Question(s)
oprik
opelc
Replying to your question
oprol
opemd
A question of
oprum
openf
Questionable
opryn
operi
opetl
I Questioned
opsai
opsek
1 Questioning
opewn
< 5uibble(s)
opsil
opfoy
(|uick
opsko
opfuz
Quicker
opsle
opfvo
Quickest
opsma
opgoz
Quickly
opsun
opgub.
As quickly as possible
opsyp
optak
OpgTWO
ophba
Quid pro quo
Quiet
optel
ophi?i
Very quiet
optim
ophob
ijuietar
optlo
ophuc
< Suietly
optme
ophze
1 Juietness
optna
opibs
1 |uintal(s)
opton
opict
(Juite
optup
opudy
opuid
opulg
opupk
opigy
opild
If quite
Not quite
opiph
,. so
opirk
Quorum
opjay
Quotable
opurm
op^ez
Quotation(sj
opuvs
op^ib
Is the quotation
cpuzt
opjoc
Does quotation include
opval
opiud
opkaz
Nett quotation(s)
opvem
Telegraph quotation(s)
opvin
opkeb
Quot8.tion(s) foi
opvop
opkic
„ from
opvyr
opkod
of
opwara
opkuf
includes
opwen
opkyg
„ excludes
opwip
oplab
Quote(s) {see aho " Offeb " & " Price ")
opvmr
oplec
Quote for
opwys
Quote (s) — contimied.
Quote for delivery
„ „ shipment (in)
„ immediately
.„ per -sailer
„ „ steamer
„, them (him)
„ us (me)
.. you
Can quote
Cannot quote
Can you „
Do not „
If we (I) „
May (shall) we (I) quote
What shall „ ^
We (I) quote
They (he) quote(s)
Will quote
„ not quote
>i you „
Quote cash against documents
„ documents attached to draft
„ c. & f.
„ c. & i.
„ c.i.f.
„ o.i.f. & e
„ c.i.f. & c
„ delivered
„ ex ship
„ forward delivery
„ prompt „
„ f.a.s
„ steamer
„ f.o.b
„ steamer
„ f.o.r.
„ landed
We (I) quote cash against documents
„ „ documents attached to draft
„ c. & f
,. c. & i
„ c.i.f.
„ ,. c.i.f. & e
., „ c.i.f. & c
„ ,, delivered
ex ship
forward delivery
,, , prompt
„ ,. f.a.s
„ ,, „ steamer
, f.o.b
,, ,. „ steamer
f.o.r
,. „ landed
Quote c.i.f. shipment by steamer
.. . , at once
Quote c. & f. ship'- hy stm'
promptly
within 1 month
,. 2month3
,. 3 „
at once
promptly
within 1 month
„ 2 months
147
Opyan
Ortla
Quote (s) —contimied.
K AiSE (s) — con tinned.
opyan
Quote c. & i. ship'- by stm'- within 8 months
orjiv
Shall we (I) raise
opyep
We(I)quotec.i.f.ship' by stm'-
orjux
Can you raise
opypo
„ „ „ at once
or] wo
Cannot „
opyra
promptly
onza
orkat
Do not „
opzap
„ „ „ within 1 month
Try to „
opzre
„ „ „ 2 months
orkba
Raised
opzsa
j> »> )> )) ^ »»
orkev
Has (have) been raised
orajs
We (I) quote c. & f. ship'- by stm'-
orkoy
Raising
orany
„ „ „ at once
orkuz
Prospect of raising
orapz
promptly
orkze
Raising price(s^
orarc
„ „ „ within 1 month
orlav
„ the ship
orasd
„ „ „ 2 months
orlbe
Propose raising
oravg
»> *i it >i ^ »>
orlca
Rallied
orazK
Quoted (at)
orlix
Has (have) rallied
orbal
Are quoted
orloz
Rally(ies)
orbin
„ not quoted
orlub
Slight rally
orbop
Others have quoted
orlzo
Likely to rally
orbpo
Quoted by
ormbo
RaUying
orbra
„ for
ormce
Ram(s)
orbyr
„ per sailer
ormda
Rammed
orcam
„ „ steamer
ormiz
Ran
orcen
„ them (him)
ormob
„ into
orcip
„ us (me)
ormuc
„ on
orcre
» you
ornay
Ranche(s)
orcsa
Have quoted
ornco
Range(s)
orcur
„ not quoted
ornde
„ from
orcys
„ you quoted
ornfa
Ranged
ordan
What have you quoted
ornib
Ranging
ordep
Quoting
ornoc
„ from
ordor
Are quoting
ornud
„ (-)to(-)
ordro
„ not quoting
orofs
Rank(s) (for)
ordse
„ you quoting
orogt
Ranked
ordta
Others quoting
orohv
Ranking
ordus
Quoting for
oroky
for
ordyt
„ per sailer
orolz
as
orejt
„ „ steamer
oronc
Rapid
oremy
„ them (him)
ororg
orosh
Rapidity
orenz
„ us (me)
Rapidly
orerd
you
orovk
As rapidly as possible
ore-wj
R
orowl
Very rapidly
orfap
Radical
orozn
Rare
orfir
Radically
orpaz
Rarely
orfos
Radius
orpeb
Rash
orfso
Raft(s)
orpfe
Rashly
orfte
Rage(d)
orpga
Ratable
orfut
Raging
orpic
Ratably
orfVa
Raid(ed)
orpod
Rate(s)
orfjrv
Rail(s)
orpuf
At the rate of
orger
Railroad (s)
orpyg
orrea
„ what rate can j'ou
orgis
Railway(s)
„ „ may we (I)
orgto
Railway Company(ies)
orrgo
orrne
Average rate
orguv
Rain(s)
Current „
orgve
Good rain
orija
High „
orgwa
ornar
Light „
orryj
Higher „ .
Inches of rain have fallen
orsaid
Homeward rate.
orhes
Rained
orsef
Low rate
orhit
Raining
orsho
Lower rate
orhov
Rainy
orsie
oraka
Extra „
orhyx
„ season
No
origs
Raise(&)
orsuj
orsyk
Our (my) ra^e
Outward rate(8)
orirf
„ . the ship
orith
Baise the price
orteg
Qiiote rate
orizm
„ „ quotation
ortio
ortke
Their (his) rate
oiqas
„ „ rate
Through rate
013 et
„ f«>ight(s)
ortla
Telegraph rate on (for)
148
Ortoj
Osrha
ortoj
ortyl
oruds
oruft
oruiy
ormb
orupf
orveh
orvij
orvle
orvma
orvym
orwjm
oryai
oryek
oryil
orymo
oryne
orypa
oryun
orzak
orzel
orzim
orzaio
orzon
orzpe
orzup
osach
osafk
osahm
osajn
osans
osapt
osasy
osatz
osavb
osaxd
osbag
osben
osbij
osbno
osbok
osbtd
osbym
oscah
oscik
oscol
oscpo
oscra
oscum
oscyn
osdaj
osdek
osdil
osdom
osdre"
osdsa
osdun
osdyp
osegm
osejp
osems
osery
osewd
osfak
RiTE(s) — continued.
Your rate
Rate (a) by
„ „ cargo boats
„ „ liners
„ „ outsiders
„ for
„ for d.w.
„ „ measurement
„ from
„ of
„ on
„ per head
„ „ sailer
„ „ steamer
What rate shall we
» » „ „ quote
„ is your rate for (on)
„ rate shall we charge for (on)
Rated
Rather
„ not
Ratification
„ of agreement
Ratified
Not ratified
Ratify(ies)
Ratifying
Rating
Ratio
Raw
Reaoh(es)
Reached
Reaching
React(s)
Reacted
Reacting
Reaction
Read(s)
„ from
Should read thus
Readily
Readiness
In readiness
Reading
Readjust(s)
Readjusted
Readjusting
Read j ustment(s)
Ready
„ for
„ on
to
„ „ load
Must be ready
Is not ready (to)
Will not be ready till (before)
Will be ready (to)
When will it (they) be ready (to)
,, you be ready (to)
Ready-made
Real
Realisable
Realisation(s)
Realise(s)
„ ■the goods
osfel
osfim
osfon
osfro
osfse
osfta
osfup
osgal
osgem
osgin
osgop
osgte
osgva
osgyr
osnam
oshen
oship
oshto
oshur
oshve
oshwa
oshys
osick
osign
osils
osirz
osjan
osjep
osjor
o^us
osm
oskap
oskir
oskos
oskut
oskwo
oskyv
oskza
osier
oslis
oslot
osluv
osmar
osmbe
osmes
osmit
osmov
osmjrx
osnas
osnet
osniv
osnux
osoks
osolt
osopy
osorb
ososc
osowg
ospat
ospco
ospev
ospfa
ospoy
ospuz
osrha
Realised
Realising
Really
Reap(s)
Reaping
Reappear(s)
Reappearance
Reappeared
Reappearing
Reappoint
Reappointed
Reappointing
Rearrange (s)
Rearranged
Rearrangement
Rearranging
Reason (s)
for
What is the reason (for)
Principal reason(s)
No reason to (for)
Reasonable
Not reasonable
Reasonable amount
Reasonably
Reassurance
Reassure
Reassured
Reassuring
Reaumur
Degrees Reaumur
Rebate(s)
„ of
„ freight
to
„ to shippers
Claim rebate
Grant a rebate
Granted a rebate
Make a rebate
Made „ „
Rebated
Rebatement(s>
Rebating
Rebel(s)
Rebellion(s)
Rebuild(s)
Rebuilding
Rebuilt
Recall(s)
Recalled
Recalling
Reoapitulate(s)
Recapitulated
Recapitulating
Recapitulation
Recast
„ "your telegram
I. .. » ; it is not clear
Recasting
Recede(s) (from)
Receded „
Receding „
Receipt {see also " Receipts ")
On receipt of
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Osriz
Ovjic
osriz
osrob
osruc
ossay
ossez
ossgo
ossne
ossib
ossja
ossoc
ossud
ostaz
osteb
ostho
ostic
ostie
ostka
ostod
ostuf
ostyg
osuhr
osins
osukt
osulv
osupz
osurc
osusd
osuvg
osxizk
osvab
osvec
osvid
osvla
osvof
OBVUff
osvyfi
oswac
oswed
oswif
oswog
oswuE
oswyi
osyad
osyef
osyig
osylo
os3mae
osyna
osyoh
osyoi
oszaf
oszeg
oszih
oszoj
oszuk
oszyl
otdra
otgro
otnso
othte
othva
otkwe
otsfo
otsge
otsha
Eeceipt — continued.
Await receipt of
Receipts {see also "Eeceipt")
Total receipts
Receivable <by)
„ from
Recelve(s)
„ it (them)
Expect to receive
When shall we (I) receive
„ wiU you receive
Received
Have (has) received
„ „ not received
„ you received
„ they (has he) received
Not been (yet) received
Keceived at
by (per)
for
„ from
„ here
„ it (them)
no
„ on
„ our (my)
„ their (hia)
your
Recelver(s)
Receiving
Receiving order
Recent
„ advices
Recently
Reception
Recess(es)
Reohartei>(s)
„ at
„ for
» her
„ steamer (ship)
Can recharter
Cannot recharter
Can you „
Shall we (I) recharter
Rechartered
Has been rechartered
Have (has) rechartered
' Bechartered at
by
» for
» her
» ship
„ steamer
Reohartering
» ship
„ steamer
Recipient (s)
Reciprocal
Reciprocate(s) (by)
Reciprocated „
Reciprocating „
Reciprocity
Reckless
Recklessly
Recklessness
otvho
otyko
otyle
otjmaa
otzlo
otznae
otzna
ovacs
ovadt
ovahy
ovale
ovamd
ovanf
ovarj
ovask
ovatl
ovawn
ovbar
ovbes
ovbit
ovblo
ovbov
ovbyx
ovcas
ovcet
ovciv
ovcux
ovdat
ovdev
ovdno
ovdoy
ovdpe
ovduz
ovebs
ovect
ove£
ovel
ovemf
oveng
oveph
overk
ovewp
ovfav
ovfix
ovfoz
ovfra
ovfub
ovgiz
ovgob
ovgre
ovguc
ovhay
ovhez
ovhib
ovhoc
ovhud
ovibt
ovity
ovigz
ovikd
ovilf
ovirl
ovjaz
ovqeb
oyjic
aid
Reckon(s) {see also "Estimate")
„ that
Reckoned
,, as
Reckoning
Reclaini(s)
Reclaimable
Reclaimed
Reclaiming
Reclass(es)
Reclassed (at)
Reclassification
Reclassing
Reoognise(s)
Cannot recognise
Recognised
Recognising
Recognition (of)
Recollect(s)
Recollection (of)
Recommence(s)
Recommenced
Recommencement (of)
Recommencing
Recommend (s)
Do you recommend*
„ not
We (I)
What do you recommend
„ they (does he) recommend.
Strongly recommend(s)
Recommend(s) it
„ that
„ them (him) to
» » » not to
„ us (me) to
„ „ „ not to
you (to)
„ „ not to
Recommendation(s) (of)
Telegraph recomniendation(s)
Recommended
Strongly recommended
Recommended by
it
that
„ them (him)
to
us (me)
you
Recommending
Recompense(s)
Recompensed
Recompensing
Reconcile(s)
Reconciled
Reconciling
Reconsider(s)
Please reconsider
Reconsideration
On reconsideration
Reconsidered
Is being reconsidered
Reconsidering
Reconstruct(s) (the)
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Ovjod
Owewk
ovjod
ov;juf
ovnyg
ovkab
ovkeo
ovkid
ovkof
ovkug
ovkve
ovkwa
ovkyh
ovlac
ovled
ovlif
ovlog
ovlun
ovlyj
ovmad
ovmef
ovmig
ovmoh
ovmui
ovmyk
ovnaf
ovneg
ovuih
ovnoj
ovniik
ovnyl
ovody
ovoid
ovolg
ovonj
ovopk
ovorm
ovowr
ovozt
ovpag
ovpen
ovpij
ovpok
ovpul
ovpym
ovpzo
ovrai
ovrek
ovril
ovrom
ovnm
ovryp
ovsak
ovsdo
ovsel
ovsfe
ovsga
ovsim
ovson
ovsup
ovtal
ovtem
ovtge
ovtna
ovtin
ovtop
oytyr
Reconstkuct{s) — continued.
EecoDstruct the company
Reconstructed
Reconstructing
Reconstruction
Record (s) (of)
Recorded (in)
Recording
Recount(s)
Recoup(s)
„ the expense (of)
Recouped
Recouping
Recourse
With recourse
Without recourse
No
Recourse against
Recoyer(s)
Hope to recover
Try „ „
Likely to recover
Can recover
„ you recover
Cannot „
Recoverable
Is not recoverable
Recovered
Has it been recovered
„ been recovered
„ not been recovered
Recovering
Is recovering
Recovery (of)
Rectified
Rectify (ies)
Rectifying
Recur(s)
Recurred
Recurrence
Rectirring
Red
Red Sea
„ port(s)
Redeem(s)
Redeemable
„ in ( — ) years
Redeemed
Redeeming
Redeliver(s)
Redelivered
Redelivering
Redelivery (ies)
Redemption (of)
Redock-ing
Redocked
Redraft
Redrafted
Redrafting
Redress
Reduce(s) (see also " Reductic-
Greatly reduce(8)
Slightly reduce(8)
Reduce(s) it (them)
» „ by
»» f> fi to
ovucy
ovudz
ovuhd
ovujf
ovTim
ovusp
ovuxt
owam
owen
owgo
OWlp
owja
owur
owys
ovwan
ovwep
ovwho
ovwor
ovwus
ovvvyt
ovyap
ovyir
ovyio
ovyke
ovyla
ovyos
ovyut
ovaer
ovzis
ovzko
ovale
ovzraa
ovzot
ovzuv
owahs
owajt
owamy
owanz
owa^
owbam
owben
owbip
owble
owbma
owbur
owbys
owcan
owcep
owclo
owcna
owcor
owcus
owcyt
owdap
owdir
owdmo
owdne
owdos
owdpa
owdut
owdyv
owegs
owemz
owenb
owewk
Reduce(s)— continued.
Do not reduce
May we (I) reduce
Must reduce
Shall we (I) reduce
Can reduce
Cannot „
Can you reduce
If you
„ they (he) reduce
„ we (I) reduce
Reduced
Have (has) reduced
„ „ not reduced
„ they (has he) reduced
„ you reduced
Greatly reduced
Has (have) not been reduced
Slightly reduced
Reduced by
„ it (them)
» .. ,> by
l> yt tt to
to
Reducible
Reducing
Propose reducing
Reducing it (them)
>i II .. by
)> j> it to
Reduction(s) {see also " Beducb ")
At a reduction of
Great reduction (in)
Made a „ (in, of)
Make a „ „
No „ (in)
Small
Some „ „
Subject to a reduction (of)
Reduction for
» in
of
Reef(s)
Reel(s)
Re-eleot(s)
Re-elected
Re-electing
Re-election
Re-embark(s)
Re-embarkation
Re-embarked
Re-embarking
Re-employ(s)
Re-employed
Re-employing
Re-employment
Re-estab]lsh(es)
Re-established
Re-establishing
Refer(s)
., to
Do(es) not refer to
Referee(s)
Reference {see also "Rkfebkncks")
No reference (to)
Reference in
151
Owezm
Oybik
Reference — continued.
owezm
Reference to
owpof
Refuse(s) {see also " Dectjne '*)
owfer
owfis
With reference to
„ „ „ your telegram
owpug
owpyh
to
Shall we (I) refuse (to)
owfno
References (set also " Rf.ference ")
owrad
Cannot refuse to
owfot
Referred
owrbo
Must „ „
owfpe
owmv
to
owref
Do not „ „
» in
owrig
Refused
owgar
Not referred to
OWTOh
Has (have) been refused
owges
1. in
owm
owryk
It refused
owgit
Referring («««rtZ.w "Letter "& "Telegram ")
Have refused
owgov
to
owsaf
Refusing
owgpo
„ our (my)
owsco
Refute(s)
owgra
„ their (his)
owsde
Refuted
owgyx
ownas
„ your
owseg
Refuting
Reflne(s)
Refined
owsfa
Regain(s)
owhet
owsih
Regained
owhiv
Refinery(ieB)
owsoi
owsuk
Regaining
owhnx
Refining
Regard {see also " Regards ')
owifs
Refit(s)
owsyl
With regard to
owigt
owiky
Refitted
Refitting
owtag
owten
Having regard to
Regarded
owilz
Refix(es)
owtga
owty
Regarded as
owlzn
Refixed
Regarding
owjat
Refixing
owtok
Regardless (of)
'
o-wjjev
Refiect(s)
owtul
Regardlessly
owijoy
Reflected
owtjon
Regards {see also " Regard ")
ow;]ro
Reflection(s)
owucs
As regards
owqta
Refioat(s)
owudt
Regime
OW1UZ
owKav
Expect to refloat
owuhy
Regiment(s)
Expected to refloat
owulc
Region (s)
owkix
Refloated
owumd
Register(s)
owkoz
Ha3 been refloated
owvah
Lloyd's Register
owkso
Refloating
owvik
Register tonnage
owkte
Reform(s)
owvol
Gross register tonnage
owkub
Reformed
owvum
Nett
owkva
Reforming
owvyn
Registered
owliz
Refrain(s) (froml
Refrained (from)
owyak
post
owlob
owyel
Registering
owlto
Refraining (from)
owyho
Registrar(s) (of)
owluc
Refrigerate(s)
owyim
„ shipping
owlve
Refrigerated
owyje
Registration
owlwa
cargo
owyon
„ certificate
owmay
freight
owyup
Registry
owmez
space
owzal
Port of registry
owriub
steamer
owzem
Regret(s)
Express(es) regret
owiuoc
Reft-igerating
owzin
owiiiud
„ chamber(s)
owzke
Much regret
owinvo
engine
owzla
Regret(s) to hear
ownaz
Refrigeration
owzop
„ inform you
owneb
Refrigerator(s)
owzyr
„ state
owuic
Refuge
oxbla
Regrettable
owuod
Refagee(s)
oxwha
Regretted
ownuf
Refund (s) (of)
oxygo
Regretting
owuyg
Refunded
oxyhe
Regular
ownza
Refunding
oxyja
In regular course
owodSf
Refusal (of)
oyagm
oyann
Regularity
owoft
Can you get refusal (of)
Regularly
0W01V
owolb
„ get refusal (of)
oyajp
Send regularly
Cannot get refusal (of)
oyams
Telegraph regularly
owond
Do not give „
oyant
Regulate(8)
owopf
Get refusal (of)
oyary
Regulated (by)
owowm
Give „ „
oyasz
Regulating
owpab
Got „
oyawd
Regulation(s)
owpec
Refusal to
oybah
New Regulation (s)
owpid
Shall (may) we give refusal (of)
oybik
Reimburse (s)
152
Oybol
Ozbif
Reimburse(s) — continued.
Reimburse(s) expenEe(s) of
Reimbursed
Reiniburseinent(s)
Reimbursing
Reinstate(s)
Reinstated
Reinstatement
Reinstating
Reinsurance(s)
Premium for reinsurance
Reinsurance at
of
„ cargo
,, ship
Reinsure(s)
„ at
it
„ risk
„ steamer (ship)
At what rate can you reinsure
Can reinsure at
Shall we (I) reinsure
Reinsured
Has (have) been reinsured
„ . „ not been reinsured
Have you reinsured
Reinsured at
it
„ risk
ship
Reinsuring
Reinvest(s)
Reinvested
Reinvesting
Reinvestment(s)
Reis {see also " Milreis ")
Reissue(s)
Reissued
Reissuing
Reject(s) (see also " Decline ")
Rejected {see also " Declined ")
Has (have) been rejected
Rejecting
Rejection (s)
Rejoin (s)
Rejoined
Rejoining
Relapse (s)
Relapsed
Relapsing
Relate (s) (to)
Related (to)
Relating (to)
Relation (s)
In relation to
Relative(s)
Relatively
Relax(es)
Relaxation
Relaxed
Relaxing
Release(s)
Do not release
May (shall) we (1) release
Refuse(s) to release
oyokt
oyolv
oyony
oyopz
oyorc
oyosd
oyovg
oyozk
oypav
oypix
oypoz
oypub
oyray
oyrez
oyrib
oyroc
oyrud.
oysaz
oyseb
oysic
oysod
oysuf
oysyg
03rtab
oytec
oytid
oytof
oytug
oytyh
oyuns
ojmjt
oyumy
oyurd
oyusf
oyvac
oyved
oyvif
oyvoff
oyvtiE
oyvyj
oywad
oywef
oywig
oywon
oywui
oywyk
oyzak
oyzen
oyzij
oyzok
oyzul
oyzym
ozagh
ozanj
ozaJK
ozalm
ozamn
ozanp
ozars
ozast
ozawy
ozazb
ozbac
ozbed
ozbif
Reus ASE (s) — continued.
Grant release
Release for
„ has been granted
„ goods
„ him (them) from
it (her)
„ on guarantee
ship
„ steamer
„ us (me) from
Released
Has been released
Not yet released
Released the goods
„ from
„ the ship
Releasing
Relet(s)
Reletting
Relevant
Reliability
Reliable
If reliable
Is not reliable
Very reliable
Reliably
Reliance (upon)
Relied (upon)
Can be relied (upon)
„ it be relied (upon)
Cannot be relied (upon)
Relief (from)
In relief of
Relieve(s)
Can you relieve
Relieve(s) them (him) (of)
„ us (me) (of)
you (of)
Relieved (of, from)
Relieving
Relinquish(es)
Relinquished
Relinquishing
Relinquishment
Reload (s)
Reloaded
Reloading
Reluctance
Reluctancy
Reluctant
Reluctantly
Very reluctantly
Rely(ies) (upon)
„ it (hei-)
„ „ them (him) (to)
„ us (me) (to)
„ you (to)
Can (may) we (I) rely upon
Do not <ely upon
You can rely upon
Relying (upon)
Are relying upon
„ not relying Upon
„ you „ „
Relying upon it (her)
153
Ozbog
Ozzab
ozbog
ozbim
ozbyj
ozcad
ozcef
ozcig
ozcla
ozcoh
ozcug
ozcyK
ozdaf
ozdeg
ozdih
ozdko
ozdle
ozdma
ozdoi
ozduk
ozdyl
ozebd
ozecf
ozeil
ozeln
ozemp
ozert
ozevy
ozewz
ozfag
ozfen
ozfij
ozflo
ozlba
ozfok
ozful
ozfym
ozgah
ozgik
ozgmo
ozgol
ozgpa
ozgum
ozgyn
oznai
ozhek
ozhil
ozhom
ozhun
ozhyp
ozym
ozup
ozips
ozirv
ozity
ozizd
o^ak
o^el
o^im
oz]on
ozkem
ozkin
ozkop
pzkre
ozksa
Relying (upon) — continued
Relying upon them (him) (to)
„ „ us (me) (to)
„ „ you (to)
Remain (s)
Remain (s) at
„ here
Remainder (of)
Remained
Remaining
Remand (s)
Remanded «
Remanding
Remark(s)
Remarkable
Remarkably
Remarked
Remarking
Remeasure(s)
Remeasured
Remeasurement(s)
Remeasuring
Remedied
Remedy(ies)
Remedying
Remember(s) (to)
„ that
Remembered
Remembering
Remind (s)
„ them (him)
Reminded
Reminder
Reminding
Remiss
Remission (of)
Remit(s)
>. by
i, „ mail
„ „ wire
>. for
J, them (him)
„ through
„ to
,j us (me)
you
„ promptly
Cannot remit
How much can you remit
„ „ shall we (I) remit
Shall we (I) remit
Remit us (me) through
Remit the money
Remittanoe(s)
Mail remittance(s)
No
Our (my) „
Telegraph(ic) remittance(s)
Their (his)
Your „
Remittance(s) for (to)
„ from
„ of
„ through
Requiie remittance(s)
Send „~
ozkyr
ozlam
ozlen
ozlip
ozlur
ozlys
ozman
ozmep
ozmor
ozmus
ozmyt
oznap
oznir
oznos
oznut
oznjrv
ozoch
ozofk
ozohm
ozojn
ozons
ozopt
ozosy
ozovb
ozoxd
ozper
ozpis
ozpot
ozpuv
ozpwe
ozras
ozret
ozriv
czrux
ozsat
ozsev
ozsoy
ozsuz
oztav
oztix
oztoz
oztub
ozugm
ozuhn
ozujp
ozums
ozury
ozusz
ozviz
ozvob
ozvuc
ozway
ozwez
ozwib
ozwoc
ozwud
ozyaz
ozyeb
ozyfo
ozyge
ozyna
ozyic
ozyod
ozyuf
ozzab
Remitted
Have (has) remitted
„ „ not remitted
„ you remitted
„ remitted you through
Remitted by
„ „ mail
„ „ wire
for (to)
„ from
„ them (him)
,, through
„ us (me)
you
Remitter(s)
Remitting
Are remitting
„ „ through
Remitting by
„ from
on
„ them (him)
„ through
„ us (me)
you
Remodel(s)
Remodelled
Remodelling
Remonstrance(s)
Remonstrate(s)
Remonstrated
Remonstrating
Remote
Remotest
Removal
Remove(s)
Removed
Removing
Remunerate(s)
Remunerated
Remunerating
Remuneration
Remunerative
Less remunerative
More „
Is not „
Very
Render(s)
Will (would) render
Render(s) it (them)
Rendered
Have (has) not rendered
,, you rendered
Rendering
Renew (s)
for
„ it (them)
Can renew
Cannot renew
Can you „
At what rate can you renew
Shall we (I) renew
Try to renew
Renew on same terms
Renewable
154
Ozzec
Pausy
ozzec
ozzgo
ozzid
oz^a
ozzof
ozzug
ozzyh
paaxy
pabab
pabba
pabce
pabec
pabfo
pabic
pabof
pabug
pabyh
pacac
pacca
pa ego
pacif
pacjy
pacog
pact£
pacyj
padad
padda
padef
padfe
padho
padig
padky
padon
padui
padyk
paewy
pafaf
pafeg
pafFa
pafge
paf)o
pafq
pa"
pafyi
pagag
pagga
paghe
pagij
pagko
pagmy
pagok
pagul
pahah
pahha
pahik
paWe
pahlo
pahny
pahol
pahum
pahvn
paijl
pajai
pajefc
Renewal (s) (of)
Renewed
„ at
for
„ it (them)
Can it be renewed
„ be renewed
Cannot be renewed
If renewed
Has (have) renewed
Has not (been) renewed
Renewing
RenoYate(8i
Renovated
Renovating
Rent(s)
Rental(s)
Rented
Renting
Reopen (s)
Will reopen
Reopened
Reopening
On reopening (of)
Reorganisation
Reorganise(s)
Reorganised
Reorganising
Repaid
Have (has) repaid
„ „ not repaid
Has it been repaid
Must be repaid
Repair (see also " Repairs ")
at
her
it
„ it here
,, ship (steamer)
Can repair
„ you repair
Cannot repair
Repairable
Repaired
Has been repaired
Can be „
„ it be „
Cannot be ,,
Repaired at (in)
by
„ • for
„ here
it
steamer (ship)
„ there
Repairer(s)
Repairing
Repairing at
her
„ here
it
steamer (ship)
., there
Repairs {see also "Repair")
Contract for repairs
pajil
pajia
pajke
pajmo
pajpy
pajyp
pakak
pakel
pakka
pakle
pakno
pakon
pakup
palal
palem
palla
palop
palpo
palry
palyr
pamam
pamen
pamip
pamma
pamne
pamur
pamys
panan
panep
panna
panor
panpe
panro
panus
panjrt
paops
paovz
paowb
papap
papir
papos
pappa
papso
paput
papyv
parar
parit
parov
parra
paryx
pasas
paset
pasiv
passa
pasux
paswo
paszy
patat
patev
patoy
patuz
patve
patyo
paupt
pausy
Repairs — continued.
Cost of repairs
Wire cost of repairs
Execute repairs
No repairs
How long will repairs take
Temporary repairs
Permanent repairs
Repairs will take
„ at (in)
„ completed
„ of (to)
„ to steamer (ship)
„ with
Repay(s)
Repayable
Repaying
Repayment(s) (of)
Repeal(s)
Repealed
Repealing
Repeat(s)
Can repeat (at)
„ you repeat
Cannot repeat
At what price can you repeat
Repeat indent
„. it
„ order
„ telegram [of message
„ tele, just reed, from word "No. (— ) to end
,, „ up to and including word
" word (—) of telegram [No. (— )
Repeated
Can be repeated (at)
Repeated at
from
to
Repeatedly
Repeating
Repetition (of)
Replace(s)
„• goods
„ it
Replaced
ty
Replacement(s)
Replacing
Replenish(es)
Replenished (at)
Replenishing (at)
Replied (to)
Have (has) replied
„ „ not replied
Reply(ies) {see also " Response")
Await your reply
Anxiously await reply (to)
„ „ „ to telegram of
„ „ letter of
Immediate reply
No reply
Have (has) not received reply
Subject to reply
„ „ „ received here
„ „ immediate reply
Why do you not reply
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Pauts
Penux
pautz
pauvb
pauxd
pavav
pavcy
pavix
pavoz
pavub
pawa
pavwe
pavzo
pawbo
pawiz
pawob
pawuc
pa wye
payay
payco
paygm
payhn
pa3rib
Payjp
paynt
payoc
payud
payze
pazaz
pazbe
pazdo
pazeb
pazgy
pazic
pazod
pazuf
p&zyg
peafk
peahm
peajn
peans
peapt
peasy
peatz
peavb
peaxd
pebag
pebga
pebne
pebij
pebko
pebmy
pebok
pebvil
pecah
pecha
pecik
pecie
peclo
pecol
pecum
pecyn
pedi â–
pede!
pedil
pedja
p6<
Reply(ies) — continued.
What shall we (I) reply
(Subject to) reply by 10 a.m. to-morrow
» ,, noon
» >, to-morrow afternoon
» „ letter
J. „ telegram
i> „ within 24 horns
" )> » 36 „
" >i 1) 48 ,,
'> .) „ 3 days
Reply from
„ immediately
„ on
„ to
Replying
Beplying oii
» tq'
„ „; your enquiry-
» „' „ letter
.! „ T, telegram
Report(s)
Full report(8)
Interim report
No report
Send report
Send copy of report
We await „
Telegraph „
Later(est) „
Report and valuation
Report (s) from
„ of
„ regarding
Reported
It is reported
Reported to be
Reporting
Reprehensible
Represent(s^
Representation(s)
Representative(s) (of)
Our (my) representative(s)
Their (his)
Your
Representative(s) at
„ here
Represented
Representing
Reprimand (s)
Reprimanded
Reprimanding
Reprint(s)
Reprisal(s)
Reproach(ed)
Reproduce(ed)
Reproduction
Reproval
Reprove(s)
Reproved
Reproving
Republic(s)
Republican(s)
Repudiate(s)
Repudiated
Repudiating
pedmo
pedyp
peegm
peejp
peems
peent
peery
peewd
pefak
pefel
pefka
pefle
pe&o
pefon
pefup
pegal
pegem
pegla
pegme
pegop
pegpo
pegyr
penam
pehen
pehip
pehma
pehne
pehur
pehys
peick
peign
peils
peirz
pejan
pejep
pejna
pejor
pejpe
pejro
pejty
pejus
pejyt
pekap
pekir
pekos
pekpa
pekso
pekut
pekvy
pekyv
pelre
pelto
peluv
pelwy
pemar
pertiit
pemov
pemra
pemse
pemvo
pemyx
penas
penet
peniv
penux
Repudiation
Repurchase(s)
Repurchased
Repurchasing
Reputation
Repute
Reputed (to be)
Request(s) {see also " Demand ")
At the request of
„ our (my) request
„ your request
„ their (his) request
„ whose request
Eequest(s) for
» it
„ of
„ them (him) (to)
„ us (me) (to)
„ you (to)
Requested
Have requested
■» ,, them (him) (to)
.. „ us (me) (to)
We (1) requested
Requested by
„ it
„ them (him) (to)
us (me) (to)
„ you (to)
Requesting
Require(s) {see also " Want '')
„ him (her)
„ it (them)
„ to
Do you require
„ they require
Does it (he) require
Do(es) not require
If you require
Urgently require
Will require
„ not require
„ you require
„ they (he) require
When will you require
„ they (he) require
Required {see also " Wanted "}
Not required
If „
Required by
for
„ here
in (at)
„ immediately
,, on
„ them (it)
„ there
to
Will be required
„ not be required
j> '^ » »i
When will it be required
Requirement(s) (of)
Telegraph your requirements
Requirements for
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Penzy
Pibem
penzy
peoks
peolt
peopy
peorb
peosc
peowg
pepat
pepev
pepoy
pepta
pepuz
pepve
pepyo
perbo
periz
perob
peruc
perwa
perye
pesay
pesib
pesoc
pesud
pesya
pesze
petaz
petdo
peteb
petgy
petic
petod
petuf
petyg
petza
pevab
pevba
pevce
pevec
pevfo
pevhv
pevid
pevof
pevug
pevyn
pewac
pewca
pewde
pewed
pewgo
pewif
pewog
pewuE
peyad
peyda
peyef
peyfe
peyho
peyig
peyky
pe3mz
peyoh
peyuj
pezaf
Requiring {see also " Require ")
Requisite(s)
Requisition(s)
Resale
Rescind (s)
Rescinded
Rescinding
Rescission
Rescue (see alao " Save ")
Rescued (see also "Saved ")
Rescuing {see also " Saving "
Resell(s)
Reselling
Resemblance
Resenible(s)
Resembled
Resembling
Resent (s)
Resented (by)
Resenting
ReserYation(s)
Reserve(s)
Can you reserve
„ reserve
„ not reserve
Shall we (I) reserve
Reserve Fund
Reserved
Have (has) xeserved
„ you reserved
,, (has) not reserved
Reserving
Are reserving
Reship(s)
Reshipment(s)
Reshipped
Has (have) been reshipped
Reshipping
Reside^)
Resided
Residence
Resldent(s)
Residential
Residing
Resldual(s)
Residuary(ies)
Residue(s)
Resign(s)
Resignation(s)
Tender(s) resignation
Tendered „
Resigned
Has (have) resigned
Resigning
Resist(s)
Do utmost to resist
Resistance
Resisted
Resisting
Resold
Resolute
Resolutely
Resolution(s)
Following resolution(s)
Board's „
pezeg
pezfa
pezgre
pezio
pezly
pezoj
pezuk
pezyl
phacs
phadt
phahy
phalc
phamd
phanf
phan
phask
phatl
phawn
phebs
phect
ptiegy
phenz
pheld
phemf
pheng
pheph
pherk
phewp
phibt
phify
phigz
phinb
phikd
philf
phimg
phirl
phism
phody
phoid
pholg
phoni
phopk;.
phorm
phowr
phozt
phucy
phudz
phuhd
pbiyf
phunk
phum
phusp
phuxfc
piabr
piais
piaikt
pialv
piany
piapz
piarc
piasd
piavg
piazk
pibal
pibem
Resolve
Resolved (to)
Unanimously, resolved
Have (has) resolved to
Board has resolved
Resolving
Resort(s) (to)
Resorted (to)
Resorting (to)
Resource(s)
Resourceful
Respect(s)
With respect to
Respectability
Respectable
Very respectable
Respectably
Respected
Respecting
Respective
Respectively
Respond (s) (to)
Responded (to)
Respondent (s)
Respondentia
Responding (to)
Response(s) {see also "Reply")
In response to
No response
Responsibilities
Responsibility
„ of
„ for
Responsible
Is (are) not responsible (for)
„ „ responsible (for)
Responsible for
,. to
Who is responsible (for)
Held responsible (for)
Hold them (him) responsible (for)
,, you responsible (for)
„ us (me) responsible (for)
Cannot be responsible (for)
Must be held responsible (for)
Rest(s)
„ with
Rested
„ with
Resting (on)
„ with
Restoration
Restore(s)
Restored
Restoring
Restow
Restowed.
Restowing
Restrain(s) {see also " Prevent")
Restrained (from)
Restraining
Restraint
Restrict(s)
it
» ., to
157
Pibla
Piyil
pibla
pibme
pibop
pibpo
pibry
pibyr
picam
picen
picip
picne
picsy
picys
pidan
pidep
pidna
pidpe
pidro
pidyt
piejt
piemy
pienz'
'pierd
pie-wj
pifap
pifpa
pifso
pifvy
pifyv
pigto
pigwy
pinra
pihse
pihvo
piiiyx
pijsa
pijte
pijwo
Pijzy
pikoy
pikta
pikuz
pikve
pikyo
pilcy
piloz
pilub
pilva
pilwe
pilzo
pimbo
pimiz
pimob
pimuc
pimwa
pimye
pinay
pinco
pinez
pinib
pinoc
pinud
pinya
pinze
piofs
piogt
Restkict(s) — continued.
Eestrict(s) them (him) to
Must restrict
Restricted
by
„ to
Restricting
Restriction (s)
Serious restriction (s)
Restrictive
Result(s)
■„ of
Nett result
Telegraph result
What is result of
„ would be the result
Resulted {see also "Caused")
„ in
Has resulted in
Resulting
„ in
Resuriie(s)
May (shall) we (1) resume
When may (shall) we (I) resume
„ can (will) you resume
Do not resume
Will resume
Resumed
Has (have) resumed
Resuming
Resumption (of)
Retail(s)
„ price
„ trade
Retailed (at)
Retailer(s)
Retailing
Retain(s) {see also "Keep")
„ meantime
Shall we (I) retain
Retained {see aUo "Kept")
Retainer
Retaining (see also " Keeping ")
Retaliate(s)
Retaliated
Retaliating
Retaliation
Retaliatory
Retard (s)
Retarded (by)
Retarding
Retention (of)
Reticence
Reticent
Retire(B) (from)
„ draft
„ „ under discount
Retired
Has (have) retired
Draft retired under discount
Retirement
Retiring (from)
Retrench(es)
Retrenched
Retrenching
Retrenchment
piohv
pioky
piolz
pionc
piorg
piosh
piovk
piowl
piozn
pipaz
pipbe
pipeb
pipgy
pipic
pipod
pipuf
pipyg
pipza
pirac
pirca
pirde
pired
pirgo
pirif
pirog
pirun
piryj
pisad
pisda
pisef
pisfe
pisho
pisig
pisoJi
pisuj
pisyk
pitaf
piteg
pitge
pitjo
pitoj
pituk
pityl
piuds
piuft
piujy
piulb
piupf
pivag
pivga
pivhe
pivij
pivko
pivok
pivul
piwha
piwik
piwol
piwum
piwjrn
piyaj
piycs
piydt
piyek^;
piyil
Retrieve(s)
Retrieved
Retrieving
Retrospective
To be retrospective
Retrospecti\rely
Return(s) {see also "Returns")
Return (s) from
„ here
„ it (them)
,, on
to
When does he return
„ do you „
Must return
Per
Will (would) return
Returnable
Returned
Has returned
Not yet returned
Returning
Returns {see also " Return ")
Annual returns
Monthly returns
Quarterly returns
Reuters
,, telegram
Reveal(s)
Revealed
Revealing
Revelation(s)
Revenge
Revenue
Gross revenue
Nett „
Total „
Reversal
Reverse(s)
Reversed
Reversible
Reversing
Reversion
Reversionary
Revert(s) (to)
Reverted (to)
Reverting (to)
Review (of)
Reviewed
Reviewing
Revise
.. it
Revised
„ edition
Revising
Revision
' Under revision
Revival
Revive(s)
Revived
Reviving
Revocable
Revocation
Revoke (s)
Revoked
158
Piyja
Pokyg
poalb
poand
poapf
poawm
pober
pobre
pobto
pobuv
pobwy
pocar
Revoking
Revolution fs)
Revolutionary
Revolutionist(s)
Revolutionize(s)
Revolutionized
Revolutionizing
Reward(s)
Rewarded
Rib(s)
Rich(ly)
Richness
Rid(s)
Rider (to)
Ridge(s)
Ridicule(s)
Ridiculed
Ridioulous(ly).
Rig
Rigged
Rigging
Right {see also " Eights ")
to (of)
Is not right
Quite right
Eight amount
„ figures
Is this right ?
With the right of
Have we (I) the right to
Which is right
(On the) right side
Rights {see also " Eight ")
Rigid
Rigidly
Rigorous
Rigorously
Rigour(s)
Rim(s) «
Ring(s)
Riot(s)
Ripe
Ripeness
Rise(s)
„ in
Great rise (in)
Small „ „
Likely to he a rise (in)
Not Ukely to be a rise (in)
Is there likely to be a rise (in)
There has been a rise (of. ir.)
„ „ not been any rise (of, in)
No rise
ilise of
Risen
Has (have) risen
Eisen from
» to
Rising
Is (are) rising
Gradually rising
Eapidly „
Risk(s)
All risks
„ „ excluding
pocit
pocov
pocra
pocse
pocvo
poc3^
podas
podet
podiv
podsa
podte
podux
podwo
podzy
poecs
poedt
poelc
poemd
poenf
poeri
poetl
poewn
pofat
pofev
pofoy
pofta
pofuz
pof^e
pofyo
pogav
pogcy
pogix
pogoz
pogub
pogva
pogwe
pogzo
ponbo
pohiz
pohob
pohuc
pohwa
pohye
poibs
poict
poigv
poild
poiph
poirk
pojay
pojco
po,iez.
pojib
pojoc
pojud
pojya
poize
pokaz
pokbe
pokdo
pokeb
pokic
pokod
pokuf
pokyg
Eisk(s) — continued.
All risks Including
Against all risks
Cover the risk
Covered the risk
Covering the risk
Do not risk
Great „
No risk (of)
Is there any risk of (in)
Shall we (I) risk
„ „ „ cover the risk
Eisk(s) has (have) been covered
» it
„ of
„ in
Risked
Risking
Risky
Very risky
RiYal(s)
Rivalry
River
In the river
Down the river
Up the river
River Plate
„ charter
„ trade
„ voyage
To the River Plate
Prom the Eiver Plate
Rivet(s)
Rivetted
Rivetter(s)
Rivetting
Road(s)
Roadstead
In the roadstead
Rob(s)
Robbed
Robbery(ies)
Robbing
Rook(s)
On the rock(s)
Off „ „
Eock(8) near
„ bottom
Rocket(s)
Roclty
Rod(s)
Roll(s)
Rolled
Rolling
„ chocks
„ stock
Roof(s)
Roofing
Room(s) (in)
for
No room for
Is there room for
If room
Rope(s)
Rose
Rotate(s)
,159
Pokza
Promn
pokza
polab
polba
polce
polec
polfo
polid
polof
polug
polyE
pomac
pomca
pomde
pomed
pomgo
pomif
pomog
pomviE
pomjn
ponad
ponda
ponef
ponfe
ponho
ponig
ponky
ponon
ponui
ponyk
poobt
poofy
poogz
poohb
pookd
poolf
poorl
poosm
popaf
popeg
popfa
popge
popio
poply
popoi
popuk
popyl
porah
porha
porik
porie
porlo
porny
porol
porum
poryn
posaj
posek
posil
posia
poske
posmo
pospy
posyp
potak
potel
Rotated
Rotating
Rotation
Rotten
Roubles
„ and 25 cop.
» » 50 „
>i i> 7o „
Rough
Very rough
Rougher
Roughly
Roughness
Roumania(n)
Roumanian Government
Round(s)
„ about
Rounded (ing)
Route(s)
En route
„ „ from
„ „ to (for)
Usual route
Which route
Routine
Row(s)
Royal
Royalty(ies)
Rubber
Rubbish
Rudder
Ruin(s)
Ruined (by)
Ruining
Ruinous
Ruinously
Rule(s)
Ruled
Ruling
Runiour(s)
Foundation for rumour
Rumoured
It is rumoured (that)
Run(s)
In the long run
Running
„ between
„ from
till
„ days
S. and H. excepted
Rupee(s)
and
Rupture
Rush(eB)
» for
Russia
For Eussia
From „
In „
To „
Russian
„ Government
160
potka
potle
potno
poton
potup
poudV
povnd
poulg
poupk
pourm
pouzt
poval
povem
povla
povme
povop
povpo
povry
povyr
powam
powen
powip
powma
powne
powsy
powur
powys
poyan
poydz
poyep
poyhd
poyjf
poyna
poyor
poype
poyro
poyty
poyus
poyxt
pozap
pozir
pozos
pozpa
pozso
pozut
pozvy
praby
pragd
pra5"
ipramk
prarp
pravs
prawt
prebz
prefd
prehg
prelk
prevt
prezy
prixy
progh
proEj
prqik
proim
promn
Russian — continued.
Russian Port(s)
One Russian port
Two „ ports
Three „
Rust
Rusted
Rusting
Rusty
S
Sack(s)
In sack(s)
Provide(s) sack(8)
Sacking
Sacrifice(s)
Great sacrifice
At a
Sacrificed
Sacrificing
Sad
Saddle(s)
Saddled (with)
Saddling
Sadly
Safe
If safe
Is „
Is it safe to
Quite safe to
It is not safe to
Safeguard (s)
Safeguarded
Safeguarding
Safely
Can we (I) safely
„ safely
Cannot safely
Safer
Safest
Safety
Sag(s)
Sagged
Sagging
Said
„ to be
Sail(s) (see aUo " Leave ")
Due to sail
Ship(s) sail(s)
Steamer(3) sail(s)
Sail(s) about
„ for
„ from
„ hence
,. in (per)
„ on
When does she (he) sail
„ can she (he) sail
Can (will) sail
„ „ not sail befoi-e
Sailed (see also " Lbft ")
Has sailed
„ she sailed
., not „
Ship sailed
Steamer sailed
Sailed at
Pronp
Puohg
Sailed — continued.
pronp
Sailed for
prors
„ from
prost
„ hence
prowy
„ in (per)
prozb
„ on
prubd
„ via
prucf
„ this morning
pnihk
„ „ afternoon
prml
pru n
„ evening
„ to-day
pmmp
„ yesterday morning
prurt
„ afternoon
pruvy
evening
puady
pua^d
puaJg
„ Sunday, a.m.
„ p.m.
„ Monday, a.m.
puauj
puapk
p.m.
„ Tuesday, a.m.
puarm
p.m.
puawr
„ Wednesday, a.m.
puazt
p.m.
pubav
„ Thursday, a.m.
pubix
p.m.
puboz
„ Friday, a.m.
pubub
„ „ p.m.
pubva
„ Saturday, a.m.
pubwe
p.m.
pubzo
„ to-day, earning
pucbo
„ yesterday, earning
puciz
,-, (— ) earning
pucob
to-day, full ship
pucuc
„ with ( — ) tons .cargo
pucwa
t, „ ,, ,, »» ,, anci
pucye
„ „ for [( — ) passengers
puday
from
pudco
„ rt with space for
pudez
SaUer(s)
pudib
Sailihgts)
pudoc
Cargo Steamer sailing(s)
pudud
Mail sailing(s) (of)
pudya
Sailing(s) for
pudze
„ from
puecy
„ hence
puedi
in (per)
puejf
Sailing ship
puenk
Per sailing ship
puern
Sailor(s)
puews
Sake
puext
Salary(ies) (of)
Sale {see aUo " Sales ")
pufaz
pufbe
No sale (for)
pufdo
Put up for sale
pufeb
Sale by
'pu%y
., for
pufic
„ of
pufod
„ on
pufuf
„ to
pufyg
Saleable
puf^
Not saleable
pugab
Saleable at
pugba
„ '„ about
pugce
Sales {see also "Sale")
pugec
Account sales
pugfo
., for
pughy
Sales begin
pugid
pugof
pugug
pugyh
punac
puhca
puhde
puhed
puhgo
puhif
pubjy
punog
puhun
pubyj
puiby
puigd
puilj
puirp
pujaid
pujda
puqef
pujfe
pujho
pujig
pujky
puqoh
puquj
puiyk
pukaf
pukeg
pukfa
pukge
pvik;jo
pukly
pukoi
pukuk
pukyl
pulag
pulga
pulEe
puJij
pulko
pulmy
pulok
pulul
puxoah
pumha
pumik
pumqe
pumio
pumny
pumol
pumum
pumyn
punag
pun^
punil
puDJa
punke
punmo
punpy
punyp
puobz
puofd
puohg
Sales — con tin ued.
Sales close
„ closed
„ open
„ opened
„ made
„ of
„ to
Salesman(men)
Saloon
„ accommodation
First saloon
Second saloon
In the saloon
Salt
Salvage
Salvage Association
charges
gear
services
claim
agreement
Salve(s)
Salved
Salving
Salvor(s 
