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AN

ENGLISH AND HEBREW

LEXICON

COMPOSED AFTER JOHNSON’S DICTIONARY,

a CONTAINING *

FIFTEEN THOUSAND ENGLISH WORDS,
RENDERED INTO BIBLICAL, OR RABBINICAL
HEBREW, OR INTO CHALDEE.

A LIST OF ENGLISH AND HEBREW WORDS THE EXPRESSIONS
AND MEANINGS OF WHICH APPEAR TO BE THE SAME IN
BOTH LANGUAGES.

BY
.

SELIG NEWMAN.

LONDON :

PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR,
AND SOLD RY

LONGMAN,’ REES, ORME, BROWN, AND GREEN, PATERNOSTER ROW;
HATCHARD & SON, PICCADILLY; and J. NISBET, BERNERS ST.
OXFORD ST.

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PREFACE.

2

The following work claims the merit of origi-

nality, and though it may not be perfect, yet it is

hoped, it will greatly supply the want long felt by
those more advanced in the study of Hebrew.

When I was applied to at first, to construct a
- Hebrew Lexicon upon a regular plan, I was well
aware of the difficulties which I should have to
encounter, particularly in the English-Hebrew
part; difficulties, which by many must be deemed
insurmountable, considering the vast difference
between the two languages, the former so exube-
rant in words, and the latter so deficient; and how
can it be considered otherwise, (to say nothing of
terms relating to recent discoveries and inventions, )
if itis thought that only those words can be received
as Hebrew which are found in Scripture? I have,
however, acquiesced in undertaking this arduous
task, principally for the good of my numerous
pupils, whose progress in that language has ever
been my chief aim.

Aware of the embarrassment which the inexpe-
rienced would feel in attempting to compound or
paraphrase a word where it is indispensable, as
also knowing that they must beat a loss to make

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use of proper idioms, I have endeavoured to relieve
them as much as I consistently could; and I have
therefore added several thousand words, such as at
first were not intended to be inserted; to admit of
which, without increasing the bulk, and consider-
ably enhancing the price ‘of the work, I have made
room for them by dividing or omitting words, and
supplying their place by a dash, wherever it was
practicable. This I hope will serve as a sufficient
apology for my having adopted such a method.
Lastly, I have appended a number of English and .
Hebrew words, the expressions and ideas of which
appear to be the same.*

From the candid critic, (whom [need not remind
not to prejudge the performance,) I have, however,
this to ask, since he will find in the course of the
first, as also throughout the second part of the
work, parts of speech, constructions of verbs, and
tenses, which are not exactly found in that single
book, the Bible, that he will not condemn them
as new coined; for 1 have made use of no other
words or phrases but such as are found in the Tal-
mud and in the writings of the ancient and modern
learned Jews, who, from Grammatical analogy,and
by nreans of the kindred dialect, the Chaldee, were

able to express themselves on all subjects fully

“They are mostly collected from Parkhurst’s Lexicon, and,
in order (as he says) that it might tend to fix the meaning: of:
the Hebrew in the learner's memory, and at the same time
entertain them in finding so many words preserved in their
language from the primitive tongue.

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and properly, and whose writings are far |beyond
the criticism of the Hebraist of the present day.
~T have only to add, that, as it would be useless
_ to particularize the various authorities for certain
expressions, dispersed as they are through a great
number of volumes, which are rarely in the posses-
sion of persons in this country, I will just mention
a work in Hebrew and German, entitled S18
Dw"wit compiled on the continent, about twenty-
five years since, by the learned IN} j2 NT, to
which I am under particular obligations, as having
afforded me excellent materials for the construction
of this work. hil ye? .

S. NEWMAN.

ADVERTISEMENT.

Verbs being generally considered as primitives,
have (with some few exceptions) been placed before
the other parts of speech. .

Where a word bears 4 variety of meanings and
_ 1s differently expressed in Hebrew, that difference

will be found particularly pointed out at first: as,

Abiding, see Abide.
Things which have only of late come into use,

_ or are of recent discovery, and can therefore have

no term in Hebrew, such must be deseribed by

their particular name in English, as also in Hebrew |

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by the general term of the class to which they
belong; as, for Coffee, must besaid, VOX OND Coffee
bean, or YENP TION 555 a bean called Coffee. For
Tea, “O Sy Tea leaves, or DNDN ooy leaves
called Tea. Fora Pound weight (the standard weight
of the Hebrews being now unknown) 7315 opwn

A dash, (as noticed in the preface) coming in the
place of a word, will accordingly be repeated as
often as the same word would be repeated, and
also for as many words as are to be supplied: as,
Adverh, -ial, —~?W for SYBM INN Ow -ially,
——793, for VAN ISN 772. |

The Particle 7% which has only been made use
of asa sign of the genitive, may generally be omitted,
and substituted by the sign of regimen; thus, Bib-
lical knowledge, is expressed by WTP (NIP Ny
without 7.

Asa number of compound Hebrew words, used
to express one English term, will frequently extend
from one line to another, the pause must not be
lost sight of, for if there is none annexed to the
last word of the first line, that word must be read
together with the first of the next line: as, Clothier
[O¥ Tal ney,

An Imperfect tense noted in English as being
regular, if regular in the Hebrew, is omitted, as it
must be formed according to the rules of Grammar.

Asa Verb may convey diiferent ideas by the
different prepositions annexed to it, they must be
noticed wherever they occur.

The plural is especially set down where it is

regular.
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The Root is given wherever the word is defect-
ive, unless it appear in one of the words under
the same head.

The Chaldee and Rabbinical Hebrew have only
been inserted either for such words as have no
term in Hebrew, or are most commonly expressed
by the former.

AN EXPLANATION

OF THE ABBREVIATIONS AND MARKS USED IN THIS PART OF

- THE LEXICON.

a. Adjective part. pass. Participle Passive
ad. Adverb N. noun 3
Ch. Chaldee pl. Plural

conj. Conjunction prep. Preposition

f. Feminine © pron. Pronoun

f. s. Feminine Singular R. Root

inter}. Interjection s. Singular or Substantive
m. Masculine V. Verb

m. s. Masculine Singular

* before a word, denotes that the preceding m. s. only
belongs to the word or words thus marked, and which
alone must be declined according to gender and number ;
and the other word or words standing in compound there-
with remain undeclined.

* before a word, denotes it to be declinable ACCORES to
person, gender and number.

“if prefixed, denote the letter to be prefixed to some
word; and if postfixed, the letter to be postfixed.

“an: is instead of some word which must there be
inserted.

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"—or- supplies the repetition of the word immediately
before, whether in the same line or in the preceding. ‘The
larger mark is in the place of a Hebrew word; and the
smaller in that of an English.

w » under some words denote that either of them may be
used together with what is annexed.

Hollow letters show the word to be Rabbinical.

py underneath a word, denotes it to be modern.

ERRATA.

Agitate, for YN read VIV3

for Appertain, to belong — Appertinent, belonging
August, for *YAIW — ween
Copartnership,— "Aww — FAP

Deist, + ——3WrD7h2— m.s,—72 Pra aS
Deluder, — see Deceiver

Deserve, for “2 NT" DEW T? — 247 DEWITT? NIT -
Of,” — Parah — Sarah
for Unlikehood — Unlikelihood

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A—ABE

A, An, (is understood, as Ay a Hebrew.)

Abandon, Ai *w%0]-* MI -ed, given up, m. s. *WO3 * M3
ANY wicked, m. s. MMW] * NY -ment, WI AMI
say

Abase, RYT * ID" -dym. s. 9avy * 7993 -ment, “Ts
mibauy

Abash, ‘bon to be abashed, Doan -ment, m5

Abate, pu (the wind or illness) Tay: re) bpm R. bbp -ment,
MY “TAY “M19P the quantity abated, J733

Abba, I8 “AN R. IN

Abbey, (for men) MYND DAIS) DWwapNnian ma

Abbot, -———J Abbacy, -— ——38 vawn
Abbey, (for women) UW 87D nvr} niwapnan ma
Abbess, ————O8 R. DON

Abbreviate, XP -tion, -ture, INP -tor, m. s. WPi
Abdicate, IO1D*."" T "|&/!D -ation, MDI" +75 1) nw
Abdomen, ITM ANA *}MMAINYD Abdominal, by
Abecedarian, 3/8 190 Abecedary, aN by

Abet, 73 ‘Mon R. mo -ment, 7A “AND -tor, m. s.
Mp “Dp 4 3

2 ABH—ABR

Abhor, Spa “APM ypu -rence, m. s. oy) ‘MApIN "yp
-rent, m. s. oxi “apna ° Vp -rer, m. s. AYN YP
by} )

Abide, (ina place) TOY ‘Maw *t to support, rata) : 2323
-ing, m.s. Wi *2w baba

Abject, m.s, D5W *MT3) *M1I92 -ness, MPaW *]i12
-ly, —a

Ability, power, NYS. *113 skill, 22

Abjuration, MYIIW2 TDN Abjure, MPIAWA wD OY IDS

Ablation, *° mm -tive, (a case) Pe al4 Drm Dw

Able, skilful, m. s. 9°21) WN -bodied, m. s. * PIN *DISY
rid nD Iya -ness, 43 din ‘pin pyr Sou

Ably, L.A

Abluent, m. s. palala) “TID Ablution, PIE TIO

Abode, v. a. TINIAN WR DIT > nied nT -N avin
pl. naw R. Aw -ment, omen, M8 vl. npnix

Abolish, ot2 -able, m. s. Sy) Abolition, S33

Abominable, m. s. 127} * {IP -ness, Abomination, FIPIN
ype Abominate, ype * ayn

Aboriginal, m. s. pot Aborigines, mao Davin

Abortion, 5D) Abortive, m. s. *JFy ha

Above, (in place) Oy Syn my? more than, “2 “AN
-all, TWN -cited, viata (being the initials of) 2133/7
mount over and-, m. s. roy

Abound, to be plentiful, 187 M277 to have plentiful, m. s.
TNO ‘Soy ma77 "37 +19 wr Abounding, m. s
IND AIT

A bout, round, "AD concerning, "Ti salek a by near to, ‘*2
bring-, D7 every way, M8) TIS

Abreast, m. s. *71f OXN + “ON ox +N

ABR—ABU 3

Abridge, V¥)i7 -dm. s, 1¥P -ment, YP

Abroad, widely spread, ann? without doors, TIN? i in other
countries, 7"? YIN

Abrogate, P27 *5t92 Abrogation, 7797 * wa

Abrupt, sudden, DINND rough, {TS (person) m. s. ws
72729} unconnected, m.s.* 72M MAPA -ness, WD * BM
nv “min -ly, —3

Abscess, aan ‘Nw R. Nw)

Abscond, SIM "DPN -er,m. s. SBM) *DoYND

Absence, PIM (of mind) nie non R. MIDI Absent,
PIII (the mind) NYT MDT -N. Absentee, m.s.* PIT
nyt nee |

Absolve, to acquit, rp Absolved, m.s. *P32 *7308

Absolute, unconditional, m. s, pon arbitrary, m. s. YY
not relative, m. s. T)53 -ly, pero Absolution, JP
-ory, m. s. PI “iD

Absorb, 72 Absorpt, m. s. 29219 * 9923 -ion, mae

Abstain, WUT bom IT Abstemious, m s. WI
“MWD -ness, abstinence, MIIADAYN “nin -ly, —2

Abstention: ale sab

Abstract, to separate, Dw "TY1D7 to abridge, WYP -N.
“VA¥/? -ed, separated, m. s. winn “TID: refined, m. s. Pit!
-edly, simply, MIOWWDD cepaiateisy D2 -ion, T1715 -ive,
ms. OWED "MDD "IYpD |

Abstruse, obscure, m. ‘ MDI + DIND * phy -less, poy
"DD *MDND Abstrusely, wil

Absurd, ity, S2Y 723 TIDaIN ly, ‘wav 22
mbzo2 iis /

Abundance, plenty, 29 *)25 ‘pow -dant, ms, 29
-dantly, Bawa *34?

4 ABU—ACC

Abuse, to reproach, 4913 ‘AM to ill use, “3 225PN7
“Sym Rpm NAT AI AI riety:

Abuser, m. s. ape aaa)

Abusive, AY92 AYN bu Jy, N72 | 4PN2

Abyss, DIAN pl. npn

Academy, wT na -mical, wT MA by -mian,
-—n2bn

Accede, ‘3 Ni¥7.R. MYT *D307 Ch.

Accelerate, WV ‘ban -ation, niwy mba -ated, —2

Accend, US pot Wad msi R. ny?

Accension, note TWAT ° wan

Accent, DYWA sp Accentuate, >A) by pyro piv

Accentuation, os a) eee now

Accept, "2 miy7' Sap -able, m. s. "1¥") -ably, wa -ance,
ns map suGerrete -er, Mm. 8. bapn

Access, by MP -ary, abettor, m. s. m9 *TVDID R. MYO
accomplice, m.'s, +b “2M -ible, m. s. =pdy )>° -ion,
MDD R. -|D -ory, m.s. DVD *FDI *IAN

Accident, Accidental, casualty, Mp! -ally, pA

Acclamation, exultation, m2ny bp praise, ain bap
R. a3"

Acclivity, AYAIT NPD Acclivious, 999m) 123

Accomodable, m. s. wD" }1D> -date, to Feouheile: mw
WIM to supply, "NS F943 RK. 41D -ation, M292
ws “myws . .

Accompanied, m. s. ond -niment, 1? TTA -ny, an
mn

Accomplice, m. s. IAM *P9 R. Ay
Accomplish, to complete, Down *ni72 to obtain, ws
to adorn, 59D to improve, Ta -ed, m. s. **9 inboa

ACC—ACH 5

Dow “MPD * YPNMD ment, "BY 2239 15939 ‘PN
mind

Accompt, DWM Accomptant, m. s. —byn

Accord, to adjust, Mwy to agree with, D307 Ch. to unite,
TM -N. ANWH *TD2DIT * NTIS -ant, m. s. OPP
ing, "72 “ab > -ingly, 10

Accost, to addveaas DN 2

Account, to compute, 1¥/F to answer for, pawn ina -N.
computation, pawn narration, MWwPP IBD on- of,
epaya ‘map “ban cnitis dy on whose, 1 dvia
-book, naw mann “5D -able, m. s. “TOY
avin ind -ed, mes. awn avin?

-Accoutre, to dress, wD Ty -ment, equipage, T1271)

Accredit, to countenance, D°XJD NWI to procure credit,

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Accrue, to arise by profit, MI34

Accubation, 7307 R. 23D * TWD

Accumulate, 12¥ -d, m.s. W2¥ lation, WAY *MDOWN R.
1D) -lative, m. s. DVD -lator, m. s. TVS | *FDND

Accuracy, IW * DI¥¥ Che Accurately, —2 :

Accurate, m. s. }}3 ‘Wh "DS¥87) Ch.

Accurse, 78 Accursed, m. s. 8

Accusable, culpable, m. s. DWN *UAX -ation, * mow TMS
DIT NiNdy -ative, BI DM DY Accuse, YvIT
pown ‘DWNT Accuser, m. s. *pow79 AOPID iMDP
jt DWE Ch.

Accustom, Pa ""]25 (oneself) AIT *boann -able,
my} *1919 -ably, —D -ed, m. s. ‘oy by * pin
Acerbe, sharp, m. s. FF -ity, MD (of eer nyyn
Ache, 183 -N. A82 : .

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Achiveable, m. s. MW Achieve, MUP *7}D-ment, a deed,
mwyn muy ® Achiever, m. s. muy * by a})

Acicular, DinnD R. 01

Acid, YH -ity, MYYON -ulate, YOO *YDAA F717) -ulous,
yan

Acknowledge, PTF R. AT 37 R. VD) -ing, m.s. “VND
TTD -ment, TWN TIT

Acom, M)87 7B

Acoustic, the doctrine of iheedle: TOW nvn rk.
medicines or instruments to assist the hearing, mann
i py owiy R.

Acquaint, 3377 -ance, with whom we are acquainted, m. s-
prio “a> R. 13) familiarity, men fellowship, Mp7

R. My -ed, mas. PD 9 YT

— Acquiesce, MN? *D2D7 ‘Accquleneuapsy MN? *779D0i7 Ch.

Acquirable, m. s. By om Acquire, Pw -ment, attainment: ry
gain, WD

Acquisitive, m. 8. Aw

Acquit, to absolve, mp2 to discharge, TOD -ment, a) )>) -tal,
DNA -tance, IDI *MYAP AND

Acre, wn npbn

Acrimonious, sharp, m. s. F))"FT bitter, m. s. VID

Acrimony, MIO") “MID wP Acroamatical, pry dw
TIN

Across, FiDDgR “ead ° ain

Act, to perform, ey +b (in a play) pry -N. "pny
Mya “MWA -ion, a deed, Mody mip a battle,
manor a law-suit, Pwy *OBW1 -ionable, Bare yw.
~Ive, one that acts, m. s. ois quick, m. s. PY Ch. ID
-ivity, NY "MINI -ively,—2 Actor, a performer,

ACT—ADJ 7

My 223 (on the stage), PIYID "WWD R. Myus -ress,
Mpnsa “nywywny

Actual, certain, IMDS *}5D) real, W Ch. -ually, p32

MpS3 * }1223 -ualness, TVS "MWD Ch. -uate, put
into action, Tt move, NYT uated, m.s. HU WA

Acute, sharp, m. s. J) *pt R. ppt (person) m. s. PN

subtle, m. s. DIWY. -ness, MPI * TDW -ly, —

Adamant, DY -ean, MDW -ine, WOW Ow “TD Mw

Adapt, PUA * Pr R. 12 -ion, FW *I35

Add, 9 AYDIN *MiDD * 732M -ible, ms. AD

Adder, DDY *pay

Addict, WI -ed, given up to, m. s. PUTIN Ch.

Addition, an adding to, MODI -al, napdin *FD WO

Address, to speak to, oye “AI to write unto, rds; And -N.
direction, PAYNT YTD 3B" PY MIN} skill, MIN yD
R. PT mode of behaviour, DUD "300 petition, j mwp2

Adduce, to bring in, 8°27 R. NV to alledge, “DS

Adept, m. s. YF ‘SmNdDA PID

Adequate, m.s. "9 Mvh-ly, Wawa “pW ness, Py
yw

Adhere, pat -rence, I)" -rent, m. s. PAI -sion, PAI

Adjacency, S727 -cent, m. s. a7?

Adjective, aNing Du

Adieu, ‘7 39D (7 is put for mM)

Adjoin, M$ TBM $8 7)7M -ing, m. s. 2454p

Adjourn, }2t PINT * SIN -ment, JO} NINA NN

Adjudge, 08 *73 *>>5 -ment, DawD 71 rarays-)

Adjunct, NDDIM R. 40° m.s. PAW) “IMD * TD¥? -ion
act of joining, MDDIN * MPI -ive, m. s. WAND “WIND
PDI * PAID

8 ADJ—ADV

Adjuration, MIA Adjure, PAWN

Adjust, to settle, Mgt to put in order, “OY *qpH
“eh WANT -ment, MSW * TIT "PPA pA

Administer, to supply, Pawn praon +9322 R. dy5

Administration, 1?20/ * bop -rator, m. s. DIDIAN Ch.

Admirable, to be admired, m. 8. ND) -ably, swamd

Admiral, DIST OMY 37 ship; a mPa ty,
—WN7 nips

Admiration, 852 ‘}9M Admire, FDA man

Admirer, m.s. IYOIVD *PPYD 82D3

Admit,}F3 Awa (entrance) wid wry 13 -table, m.s.
JAY “MY -tance, MWA “MBA *yhwA

Admonish, M917 * WIT R.1D -ed, m. s. W713 -er, Admo-
nitory, m. 8. TDi * ~7ID Admonition, andin TUN

Adopt, MP4 (as a child) nab 122 OP? -ion, amp

Adorable, m. s. 20ND “opin -ation, homage, ‘mann
moan Divine worship, pds nay Adore, Tay
opin °5>o -ombdycny

Adorn, "Vi my -ment, “YT Cry

Adrift, m.s. AY RS IM

Adroit, m.s. WWD * YI -ness, MIVA “PASM -ly, —3

Advance, (in age) DY N53 (a loan) mon to agprandize,
bYT2 to bring forward, TT WMI R. yy +2 to
propose, yi -N. a loan, | mysibn -d, m. s. O13 "Tay ‘yy?

— -ment, 9993
Advantage, to improve, 2O"7 to promote, ou {7 R. Op -N.
-ous, m. 8. D0 ° Dyin -ously, } 133? *TINWD2 -ousness,
nayin am + ws

Advent, a coming, (7 ND RK. N12 -itious, accidental, M pd

ADV—AFF 9

-ure, to try, IDI—N. {PDI ‘TMP -urer, one who tries,
m. 8, D2) an unsettled. person, m. s. AY 5p R. yt
55D -urous, dangerous, 13230 Ch. -urously, —1

Adverb, YET ASIN -ial, — —by? -ially, ——J7A

Adversary, m. 8. 132) {OW "INN *¥ Adverse, -ly,
oppositely, 723? Adversity, My APT *Asy

Advertise, to ‘ifort ,LU"TI7 to publish, et) PYTINA -ment,
my Tin ‘Dad My TiN -er, -ing, m. s. PHO RYT

Advice, T¥P * DYO Advisable, -ness, m3 TY Advise,
yi -dly, Manta ry awa Waviser. m.s. yur

Adulation, bop R. bb -tor, -tory, m. s. 2D?DD “ADIN

Adult, m. s. bot ‘BAN “ DWAIN

Adulterate; ay (liquors) ria) (metals) JID -erated, m. s.
ay SD PD -eration, BIW “AINA “IY
-erer, -erous, m. &. ANI" NI f. 8, NdNi “nag
-crine, PYM} Ya-ery, ND

Advocate, yon: 57 R. yd NW. S19 -ation, yy

Aerial, belonging to the air, JS Ch. bu lofty, m3 ology,
AST MVNA R. 7 -ometry, PANT ATT) NDI
-onaut, m. s. JNA *PDI -oscopy, PIN nyna -ostation,
IND YD} -ostatic, -—yp

| Afar, PINIQ "PIED

Afeard, m. s. 87) aia

Affability, civility, MVOY2 condescension, 113f ‘-able, m. s.
DY) IY RUM -ably, Mw “MoI

Affair, V3T "Pw ‘POY Ch. .

Affect, to move, aa TUT R. WY to imitate, MIT (for
MOTT) to aim at, }}D -ation, MWA -ed, conceited,
m. 8. INAV moved, m. s. +b “WWD WoT R. Morn
+by ay an VVoD3 afflicted, m. s. A¥L3 -edly, conceitedly,

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10 AFF—AFO

M823 hypocritically, */371 73 -edness, D\}82 -ing, mov-
ing, m.s. J7)P1D imitating, m. s. M7217) -ion, love, * TAM
N28 R. 23M sensation, M1 nye anit -ionate, m. s.
PUN DIN DMARD jonately, APIA" NONI

Affiance, W")2 no to betroth, WN -N. na ° BIT

A ffidavit, maw

Affiliation, m. &. “nad 125 +5 a

A ffined, m. pl. Dyn ‘DAP Affinity, map

Affirm, pyr. -able, true, 11) -ation, declaration, * 1)2D
7128 confirmation, MPM * OVP *TIDN ative, “INN
mabn by R. 31M -atively, YN * mbna

Affix, pata “TOS “an

A filation, “2 may

Afflict, FY (OPT RAD DSW NB Deyo py
R. Pr¥ -ed, TIVA m. s. DST WI “Dy 7992 -ion,
WATE ON aS aN mp -ive,
m.s. TY ‘INO Mw DvD 'P¥D

Affluence, afflux, my aw ‘pe Du may Affluent, abundant,
m. s. 7) wealthy, mM. Ss. ey

Afford, (to bear expences, or to sell) niwy bo to produce,
IT R. 812 to grant, }HIMN

Affranchise, YM

Affray, 7 ' FAI R. 3

Affright, DS ‘DT Mya -N. NOS oa tonya

Affront, DYDT *T +27 -N. a Mb ‘mind
-ive, m. s. Dri ‘prdan

A ffuse, py A ffusion, apy

Afloat, m. s, FEY An

Afore, in time past, ond: OTP in front, MiwN 73 -hand,

' AFO—AGO i

ms. OMIPM *DAP -going, m. s. DIP -said, m. s.
DPD * O82

Afraid, m.s. 8) * IN7

Afresh, again, DYS Tip “mMIw * aw

After, in imitation of, °\22 behind, °“"|T}8 -math, * wip?
DIW *wTID *IMDD -noon, DINY “AS -thought,
yor neyo amd "yy -wards, IN

Api moreover, Ty eecvondl time, VI *DIW *DyD Ty

Against, in opposition to, "733? over-, “nippy? “3D?
mai **ne1p?

Agast, m.s. MOND *ANMWD *OPINWD -

Agate, 128 *IDID |

Age, generation, 1 century, 73Y% MND decline of life,
iPi “Tp * TOM of-, m. s. *VWOSY mwa Aged, (person)
m.s. {Pp} “DVD “ND * ww -(thing) m. s. [WH

Agency, managing another’s affairs, TTIPA *NMiMD ID R.
DID Agent, m.s. PPB “DID | @

Agerandize, 5533 -ment, mda

Aggravate, to provoke, Dyn to make worse, {97 R. PM
-ion, DUD Ay nays

Ageragate, DP ‘ADS “NS -N.Ob2 4D *pap “MEDS
ly, 9292 *7]02 ‘ADDN

Aggress, ** i172 -ion, m. s. 1) -or, m.s. AD

Aggrievance, DIM Aggrieve, DM -d, m.-s. DIM

Agile, m. s. WD Agility, NIAID

Agitate, PIT * PT -(a question) no} (in mind) WF -ation,
AW API * 1D) -ative, m. s, PIP “HID * DN

Ago, long ago, DAD OVD a month ago, a year ago,
wan 3’ ih

Agobeven sn ya R. 3

12 AGO—ALA

Agonize, m. s. F321 * AND |

Agree, to -to, ° 5 n¥) DY DBD Ch. to -together, Yi")
TUS 2 ni * ITT to atrilre a bargain, *°DY | MW
-able, pleasing, m.'. AS * D'Y/A (to the senses, as hearing,
smelling, tasting) m. s, 2°) (person) m. s. malta DYoO WN
suitable, °D2 -ableness, pleasantness, py) maw. -ably,
pleasingly, =2 consistently, 02? -d, they -together,
yImM win VD"DDiT -ment, concord, WAIST bargain,
mya

Agriculture, MINT MVTAY -ist, m. s. MOTs “Tay

Ague, PIIYA-Ch: MIP ~

Ah, ‘7 * FITS * 7 Aba, MS

Ahead, faxther on, mxdo rashly,'m. s. mia

Aid, “iy -N. THY “ay -ing, m.s. Wy -less, “Wi Psa

Ail, "ming, m. s. nbn. -ment, YT} * MTD

Aim, {253 *P 7 -N. 793.*491) -less, 793.092

Air, to expose to the air, mind NL to warm, OFT R.
DMM -N. wind, M79 the element, PIS Ch. gesture, MAIN
a tune, }1337 “J -iness, exposure, mn? MINN gaiety,
35 10 -ing, MIT HAWS dM sles, TN PSA
~pump, T19 P71 -y, gay, ms. a 14 windy, ma .

Aisle, N29n Ma N20

Afar, m. s. nypn Mins

Akin, related to, m. s. ub ap alike, m. pl. D145

Alabaster, Ww

Alacrity, DAVID “PAP Ch.

Alarm, to surprise, TINT to call to arms, 7 mann? yyy
RM Neva TIN ‘MON72 NYIIN -ing, ms.
wry “TN

Alas, WS * 7° Paints

ALC—ALL 13

Alcohol, a powder, P'S PAN brandy, FAW *

Alcoran, Doyo Nain 750

Alcove, MAP

Alderman, wy yyy

Ale, 92¥ -gar, 72W ‘YON -house, 12W MAW M2

Alert, m. s. Tp& * 777M -ness, ninpu * myyn 3

Alien, “23 *9t R. Wi -able, ADV R. JAD saleableyin. S.
12%) -ate, DOT *71D) *7IDI the heart) 2? “YOM -N.
m.s. VID * -ation, ADOT * MPI (of mind)
py maw ‘ny 59a R. 202

Alight, 79) (from a beast) 531% 5b)

Alike, with resemblance, m. pl. "DW *DYOII R. Aw * 77

<i Ge VIITND ‘TID like master like man.)

Aliment, mbab3 -al, alisnostibuby m. Ss. 727219 R. 9D

Alive, m. s. n keep-, FM * IT

All, 55 at-, TDINND not at- MDIND PS -one, TMS W235
-over, 293

Allay, (metals) PDA DY to pacify, PIT -N. DD

- Allege, to affirm, bon: ‘TT -able, m.s. ary -d, m.s. Tai

R. TA)
Allegiance, Iw Ch. “mMyII -ant, m. s. TALwWD YI)
Allegory, {2} ° bwin *wIN) -rical, — TTA
Alleviate, 7877 bom R. Shp -tion, -tive, m.s. “pp
may
Alley, T7177 awa
Alliance, na (by marriage) }FIM Allies, m3 pya
Allision, mwa *PIaD
Allot, “> jh2 pn -ment, mam tm +p +ban
Allow, to grant, iha (an allowance) pM) }FA) to permit (him)
TAN? IN MWD toadmit, 9 TTR. * DBT Ch.

14 ALL—ALT

to abate in selling, MY} 1M} -able, m.s. [A “TW
-ance, PW “MII *yWI “PN

Alloy, baa * ND

Allude, bin * t1) Ch.

Allure, TQ * Sw! MT eIvDM R. m0 N. -ment,
NAD TNWD ‘OID “DD wpin R. wp» -ingly,
yinwog “nNpTD

Allusion, 4 . m7) -sive, m. s. ela Ch.

Ally, N32 mn (by marriage) {OA -N. m. s.*|FD
ma bya |

Almanack, v7 my pl. nin

Almighty, “1

Almond, pw * mIpy pl. DU

Almoner, m. s. mp Ts ‘NB? Ch. -y, NIM npen ma
mw?

Almost, ups

Alms, APTS * DO” W?2 MIMD -house, OY Ma

Aloes, Domes Aloetic, — by

Aloft, above, ‘by + + bora R. by on high, DIN * ana

Alone, T12 *°T2? *MIDMD

Along, at length, iy, onward, BSyon -with, “DY all-,
TON * 182 | |

Aloof, PIN

Aloud, 9573 95pa

Alpha, mss -bet, JN NHN -betical, INT TDA

Already, AY *MYd * 5

Also, D1 * AN ,

Altar, M3 (for sacrifices) MAID

Alter, to change, F13¥ spon to reform, }PM -able, m.s. —
TRY AIA PAN -ant, m.s. EWI ANAT “RAND

ALT—AME 15

ation, "IW ANIM * PPM) -ative, OUD OMA N|W
-cation, 2) * MD) R. M3" -nate, -nately, -nation, nipyon
-native, pnw nas nvn3

Although, BIDS }> P) AN

Altimetry, D4 nT nian

Altisonant, high sounding, OVI) ONT} OM

Altitude, height, 733 *D9

Altogether, completely, byb5 m2 without exception, kins

Alum, Wd

Always, constantly, WY DOYS 222 perpetually, modip?
TOT

Am, (is understood, as \}8 I am.)

Amability, DPI] *] R. * qin

Amalgam, D°)"D -ate, AID * AVY -ation, NAW

Amasment, V2¥ * PAP * TD DX Amass,7A¥ *Y~aP *ADS

Amateur, (of arts) D"1D noon A7IN R. YT -ory, by
ar

Amaurosis, DDY MTD R. NID

Amaze, astonish, DD iW 700 -N. -ment, *oDw Nop
Maw -edly, —1 -ing, m. s. Spy) 9559 -ingly,
oda

Ambassade, MIDN71 -dor, 7D *V¥

Amber, AT¥D na3 , eral -gris, IN

Ambiguity, -guous, m.s. TDD * DIND -guousness, MIND
-gusously, —1 *pSDaA Ch.

Ambition, 29 7133 -ous, m. s. T1939 *T9 92 733

Ambuscade, Ambush, the lying in wait, m.s. ° 5 a8
a place of surprise, 187)

Ameliorate, {PF Amelioration, T3PMh

Amen, JON .

16 AME—ANA

Amenable, m. s. YAW. |D?2 * Tay + wpa +i
Wa *lW

Amend, to grow better, FIT DOT AYA PV aw
-ment, reformation, mwn recovery of health, (7 sid)
improvement, JPM

Amends, recompence, 743 satisfaction, pyar pui

Amenity, 21WiI “TWD

Amerce, wap -ment, wy

Amethyst, nbn

Amiable, m. s. 2VT8. * 7) *9U2 -ness, |. DY) Maw

Amicable, m. s. "1¥") -ness, ys -ly, —2

Amid, Amidst, ° ina Tip eae

Amiss, Dawid i> + oy

Amity, ams ormnT

pe miami), TN *27P "9D

Amnesty, mmo

Among, Amongst, ND *pa* ca

Amorist, 17} * A382 Amorous, m. s. 728 * 71. -ous
poem, DY uw -ously; pwna * nama

Amount, FWA My -N. uw 530-40.

Amour, Mos MA.

Ample, copious, p)D *A wide, m.s. my -ness, "TI
PIAD * MD -liate, -lify, MYV * 9°72 -liation, -lification,
PIPED. “NIN -litude, 513+

Amply, AY}A *Y19

Amputate, ND *Y¥P-ation, ND. “YY

Amulet, 3° ;

Amuse, to entertain, PWYW to deceive; M737

Amusement, wyw Amusing, m. 8. PWPWD |

Anachronism, DAYT Ww iyo ya

ANA—ANK 17

Analect, OW DIN Dw»?

Analogical, |i" 72 -gous, Mm. Ss. ob MII -gy, yo
my wns

Analysis, TIND -tic, TINH bi -lyze, TOT

Anarch, m. s. 939279 R. 559 -y, naw ‘dada

_ Anathema, DW] -tize, own

Anatomist, m. s. mnt Anatomy, MMI Maan

Ancestors, MIS Ancestry, aS m2 ° min I R. 159

Anchor, }J}2~2 AN -N. MIN” 1 -age, ground for
anchoring in} —<NAVNA Dip

Ancient, old, 131? (person) wu long since, DIPD -ly,
DTP pyo2 -s, who lived formerly, D’]}WN7, NAN

And, 1 (always prefixed, as =) and all.)

Androginal, DWM R. M2 * DiI TAN

Anecdote, nin “DD ‘

Anew, WMD * miw

Angel, DYTPRNID -ical, like an angel, —3

Anger, DYDT *P¥PM “PAW -N.OYD "ANP 119

Angrily, 2 Angry, —xdn

Angle, T3M2 MITR. FM" IVT -N. (to fish with) M30 a
corner, pypn “730 “TR. Angular, MPP

Anguish, ND “TW *Pisid *7PisD

Animadversion, IDV) * AND -vert, JO? * MDI R. m3"

Animal, a living creature, FIT gross, DY) Ch.

Animate, to enliven, TT * PF7 to stir up, ab YAS pin
-N.7M wD) -ed, ms. “35 (DS -ation, the act of
animating, 15 ny ONT -ative, tending to animate, m. s.
MIMD *2? YOR

Animosity, TDS * TNiw

Ankle, SDP |

18 ANN—ANT

Annals, OY". Annalist, m. s. — Yat

Annats, first frites D733 annual masses, ninw amP ita
wre mperm ey

Annex, TYI¥iT “IAM * I -N. m. s. TWO¥2 AMD

Annihilate, PADI PINT -cd, m. s. 7D) “TAN -ation,
ND ‘TIAN |

Amniversary, MIWA"MIW- MEY p an

Anno-domini, Dyin pn? me

Annotation, VI82 "TW -tor, m. s. INA “ITWe

Announce, #3 ‘3'YT37 -ment, mwa ° my ti R. pT

Annoy, D3 * vn: ay * vox -ance, DD *~N? ‘TW
er, m. 8. DW) *YO? * 718

Annual, pind maw) sy, mo ped mwa mwa
Annuity, 730% pn

Annual, WPT VHT D3

Annunciate, “w2 Annunciation-day, Twa DY

Anoint, jowa mur |

Anomaly, Ff -lous, VIO DawI2 Now

Anonymous, DY 2 andy

Another, not the same, m. s. ans one more, m. s.* 78 Ty

Answer, to reply to, DWT Ty to solve, yun Ch. -N.
Twn "MID i yu -able, accountable, Wa ay
admitting of reply, ~"N" suitable, m.'s. }}22

Ant, 75193 i

Antagonist, m. 8. T2335) "te * VW

Antarctic, 2339 *233 Sw

Antecede, DP -cedence, Mov TP -cedent, m. s. DIP -cham- ©
ber, abut -intin -date, {1 DTP -diluvian, m.s.
ban 2D #7 Antelope, ‘2¥ pl. QNTY -meridian,
pan apd. -mundane, 729 535 OTP -penult

ANT—APH 19

SINT MVP AYA R. VID -rior, m.s. * DTP
ab -riority, np

Anthem, vp mw

Antic, m. s. Maw * Donn Anticly, mipona

Antichrist, myid syind 7202 -ian, DVI MN 723
R. it?

Anticipate, to prevent, “"D WT to foretaste, 2WM man
DD -cipation, “DO MDw’N *DYB?D nawing may
sconealitve, PRIA sondnn wn R. On sigeabloatit,
m. 8. ASV DP moni -dotal, -dote, 0D? MaNN
NYITR. 47 -monarchical, m. s. 79 nwa? Nd
-pathy, 523 -podes, 1937 miBD Sx awh -podal,
——--)y

Antiquarian, ANIA FDNID wri -quate, moa -que,
m. s. 192 *{w3 R. JU" -quity, time past, MPYWOIPA Dw
jong ago, DX. DYDD

Antiscorbutic, m. s. A030 win -thesis, contrast,
“Nid Daw opposition of words, DwnDDn Py
m Ts m1 -trinitarian, wrowin SONA wT -type,
-typical, m.s. P¥D R.VW¥

Anvil, DVD

Anxiety, trouble, Ms Anxious, IN7

Any, (thing) I ‘TDI (person) AWN) WS (man)
wins b> |

Apace, WT "TIT YAMS

Apart, PIN 7 R. ‘T72 -ment, a

Ape, on -N.a cat Te a mimic, m. s. ener

Aperient, a purgative, Opi Oyo “-

Aphorism, 222

20 APO—APP

Apocalypse, ]VIT} pl. MINT R. WN -tical, —w

Apocripha, Up IPD) ningoD 4, MBA

Apologize, mea R. 719 (oneself) pioyn Oxon
Apology, YD) MP2 “MPI mogann

Apoplexy, DINM| "NID “pinyin -plectic, —>y?

Apostacy, maw ‘PWD -ate, ms. WD INT Wo
R. YR" IAW -atize, m. 8. an ior

Apostle, DSBO NINA MI RT >

Apothecary, MANING NAP OPN

Apparatus, furniture, May “bp tools, ONY 9D

Apparel, wind *wadmy -N. wrayn 12a ‘m2 R. MDD

Apparent, m. s. n>) R ake sony MINT Apparently,
922 ‘DIY? WNW

Apparition, a spectre, si) NT pl. MINT R. TI

"Appeal, BW IP -N. WAY NIIP Appellant, m. s.
Daw =I PD |

Appear, nisi: niban -ance, show, INT

Appease, DS B82 ° Os ‘Jaw -d, (ones anger) m. Ss.
MDDY *ININ (a longing vans m. Ss. ny mp3
-ment, T7133 * 89

Appellation, title, 73 DW a name, Dw pl. Minw

A ppellative, 27> DSY Du 0

Append, “AM * mbp -age, -ix, VAM 'TMBOD

Appertain, to belong, **4 “by (as NVI says or NVI 19
it belongs to us * TFS 0? who do you belong to ?)

Appetite, hunger, mbvoxn DISA longing, TSH

Applaud, Mav *}72 Applause, maw ma

Apple, Mf (of the eye) py i na naa

Applicable, 713° **8") -cation, the act of applying, MDI
M320 industry, “9 22 mow nis -cant, ms.

:
:
i

APP—ARA 21

THIN Apply, to study, 19 to suit to, PDN *4}2IID. to
adress to, ° 5 "3

Appoint, to fix upon, 99) Diy TWP IPT * Ty sana
to determine, yn -ed, m. s. emlaP (place or thing) Wid
(time) TP! (sum) DD nw (man) TWD * Vay ay}
-ment, a salary, PM a post, “re stipulation, TY)" TTA

Apportion, pon

Apposite, m. s. iD} -ly, =D *°9223 713? -ion, NEDIN
R. *D*

Appraise, Ui -nent, PU -er, m. s. PWD

Appreciate, awn

Apprehend, to arrest, &#DF) to comprehend, WM * P27 to
fear, NY -sion, WHDM "WT 7237 AND -sive,
ms. P32 NT ;

Apprentice, PIM -ship, TINT W277

Apprize, DUNT “TI M8 7D2 -ea, - 5 yin bay tan

Approach, to draw near, 2)? * wad LN. map ° nw

Approbation, i$ R. 7¥4 "MMD20IF Ch.

Appropriate, to set apart, baa wpa Appropriation,
2137 ‘wp

Approvable, m. s. TY "DD" Ch.

Approve, “2 N¥7* D°D71 -ed, m.s. "87 "DIOP Ch.

Approximate, m. s. 177)? -ation, map re

Appurtenance, * 5 WS

April, JO) “Hwy wth

Apron, mn

Apt, ready, m. s. VD “YD RK. 719 “day Ch. qualified,
m. 8. AWN") -itude, TINH “IW -ly, ywa* 11333

Aquatic, DYDB *573 -educt, Ov) Ny *N3¥

Arab, ‘27! Arabia, IY Arabic, DTW nw

22 ARA—ARI

Arable, 13) Aration, TWN

Arbiter, Arbitrator, ih! S. “wad -rariness, sw. -rarily,
— -rary, m. s. YY -rate, “we * YM -ration, * Mw
pawn misar |

Asoc, DY bys -rist, m. Ss. Oy nvPyay]a “PMD

Arbour, 73D R. J30

Arcade, MBI WD R. ADD

Arch, *|DD -N. part of a circle, 723 the sky, DWI NBD -
a chief, WNT *55T2 -angel, WAIT N21 © -bishop, _
WNIT OTT Ch. WDD -deacon, WONT DPB

wan- “13D -deaconry, — ——TV1PA ~duke, WNIT AVON
Archer, NYP MII YN WA-y, yO noxdn
Archetype, m. s. WY R. VS
Archiepiscopal, WNT ww"? AD ou) -pelago, OMN NN
- Architect, a builder, D'J37 4 -ure, 7337 MVD -ural,
~—5yj
Archives, D°¥33 MWA
Arctic, MID¥
Ardent, eager, m. s. |D22 ' Ppiwn Ardour, DD ApWwN
Ardently, —2 Ardous, m. s. TW) "2
Are, (is understood, as 17138 DIS we are bretheren.)
Area, a surface, moe . DD

Argue, M2 DN babar R. 22D -ment, 9195

mid)
Arid, m. s. way ‘ANN Aridity, was ann
Aries, (the sign of the Zodiac,) nby br
Aright, PT$2 * wa *}1323
Arise, to stand up, o1p to ascend, (77 Oy
Aristocracy, DI nnn -tical, — —9v

Arithmetic, yawn naxdn -al, ——195 -ian, m. &

ARK—ART 23

yawn +3

Ark, 2A *}8

Arm, to take up arms, manne yonn “SIV to provide
another with -s Pa N. the limb, pio (of the sea)
=n) Tiwi? -bearer, 3 NY -pit, mo -ament, a
naval force, PINT oon a store house, ny300 -ed, m. s.
yin -ipotent, TMD WAY -istice, manda noy
-our, wou * Pwd -ory, a repository for arms, pw ma
ensigns armorial, las2)"¢erm) nionn -s, weapons,
npndn D-y, NY * bom

Aromatic, mm fab Aromatize, API ‘Dwa

Around, 2°2D

Arouse, 11 i

Arraign, DWNT * iy -ment, TWIWN mw

Arrange, eon yw ‘IAD -ment, MID * PW IID

Arrant, very bad, m.s. ‘T8227

Array, to put in order, Pw s to dress, wn -N. in order
of battle, MOND NIWA dress, OA TW

Arrear, 23717 am

_ Arrest, to seize on, won to stop, Sy -N. nvran yy

-Arret, 1939197 N71} DINB

Arriere, MIMD OND

“Arrival, T°A Arrive, 892 ‘PNT R. 3

"Arrogance, “0b VIER. NY YT R. My -gant, m. s,

TED *DNDD te -gantly, 35 TTD + MD -gate, to
claim proudly, m. s. *13/7) nie WPA to assume, MINIT

Arrow, {T R. 3M “Fw

Arsenal, pw) M3 ‘npabn

Art (is understood, as 7S sod whose art thou 2?) -N. science,
MYT skill, man cunning, MW

24 ART—ASP

_ Artery, PAINT ‘TM pL DPyW “YTS

Artful, cunning, m.s. DTP -ness, 1 mow * rm ele -ly, —2

Article, BY) 37 wry -N. a stipulation, NI ANIwH
(the definite-) owen ‘™ Articulate, m. s. qn2 ' vib
-ly, WWAa ‘wD. -ation, the act of pronouncing,
ho nw

Artifice, fraud, MD) +722 TPL cial,
JON Mwy ‘navn naxby

Artillery, 725 TP * ‘mondo 93

Artisan, a tradesman, md bya -ist, ON * awn

Artless, honest, m. s. DF anskilful, m. s. ian Saye70N
ly, MW 22

As, brat: 2 is the same manner, WD" -*3 as well as,

“DD (as PAID Mmmaws servant as well as mistress.)

Ascend, to mount, aby: Pa ° D4 -ant, height, 123 ° Dy
a superior, m. s. WN -ancy, JIN “ni

Ascension, MVD * my oy Ascent, nbyr

Ascertain, to make certain, yina? NSD * Don "Dp * DP
R. Dip -ment, MOR * non

Ascribe, ° 5 awn pm (for WF Heb.)

Ash, Ts

Ashamed, m. s. #13 ‘ob: >)

Ashes, 18] ‘AN (of a dead body) IBY

Ashore, OT FINA + war aD

Asia, DTP TIS Asiati¢, eet?

Aside, “T3995 R. TIE TTI

Ask, to require, byw to request, MPA * WPA

Asleep, m. s. wr

Aslope, DIPL Ch. PEW) Ch.

Asp, a serpent, wy ' ns

wt

ASP—ASS 2

Asperate, MPI Asperity, wp?

Asperse, 727 sin S55) Fi) -ion, FA * ‘D4

Aspirate, WDD NYA * Ap) -ation, a full pronunciation,
NOIDT MWD Aspire, YAM

Ass, 712M fem. JIS wild-, TY

Assail, to attack, “2 7307 1248 -ant, m.s. TIN yaB

Assassin, INDD WD) 73D * TE -ate, “NDA wd) 735
‘M4 -ation, WMD NZD R.MDI ASI

Assault, "2 FINT Pap -N. PAM APS

Assay, to try, na -N. BPuaAP!

Assayer, m. s. JTW (of metals) ISD * ATS

Assemblage, (12? ‘TDD8 “ay ‘le, to meet, *FJDNT Sap
{27 to call together, yap “DN: OPA -ly, “AN bap
VDP “MDDS *7TW R. TY" house of-ly, NDI27 a) ma

Assent, “"2 718" * DDT Ch. -N. PW DBI

Assert, to affirm, DN} ‘ TDS -ion, DNI *“o8

Assess, AS POY * Dab 173 -ment, vy *DID

Assiduity, NIN Ch. ‘miapw -duous, m. s. TH * Tpiw

Assign, to transfer, 7? mu DID to appoint, by TAT
-able, my *"IDID) -ation, -ment, TVOD ' MT TPH -ee,
PD

Assimilate, oy) m4

Assist. VY “pwn “0b “WOY -ance,’ WY * i on
Ty -ant, m.s. Wit *P wip

Assize, a court, py DDD Iw naw the fixing of the

price, weight, &c. ni bowing ww Ww R. "TTD
Associate, 2M (cineself) 47 “ANT Py R.A
-N.230 *2) -ation, TIAN * My

— Assort, VD * PUT -ment, VID *ADW
_ Assuage, to ease, bom R. b> ‘TBI to Bacify au

FE.

26 ASS—ATR

-agement, -asive, m. s. aa “FISD -ager, m. s. aw

Assume, to arrogate, Bh tala) “nid WPD to take, A mp>
-ing, m. s. MAID midyna “wip -ption, the taking to
himself, 5 nm -ptive, m. s. mgt

Assurance, security, MDAlD * M28 arrogance, tY

Assure, TO 7 |

Assyria, “WN Assyrian, WS

Asterisk, TY ADiD R. WW :

Asthma, M7 axp Asthmatical, m. s. 7 T¥/

Astonish, ‘YI NDT “MONT ed, “ANAT DIT
Dpinyn ‘ppv * DWM -ing, TiND TW ‘mydar xdD3
-ment, Noa yinan pw * moe mye

Astray, m. s. my ° maw lead-, myn ° maw ° abo te

Astride, with legs open, pen pws

- Astringe, 2p * Ny -ent, m.s. pod soyiy

Astrography, D°23137 nD Wh nye

Astrologer, DX23132 MAIN -gy, DIDIDI NiNnix nen

Astronomy, midi D137 mon myn -ical,
——~—)y

Asunder, 7) *°12? R. 172

Asylum, MOM) * w>pn

At, by, in, ‘'2

Atheism, FOND MWMDM Atheistical, ——Sy

Atheist, HONS WTI *pYD IBID Ch.

Athletic, strong, m. s. Diy lusty, m. s. FT) *UAN R. TT

Atlas, a collection of maps, V8 Aja

Atmosphere, 7117 2223 R. bby

Atom, Pl R. ppt YTB Atomical, —by

Atone, wa oD 52 -ment, 7753

Atrocious, (person) por “TNO YI f. My wD “TIND maya

ATT—AUE 27

(act) PW AWLP Atrocity, MWY Atrociously, —2

Attach, to seize, YM * THX to fix to, PI) * T¥T to gain,
over, DATA mp> -ment, fidelity, jos adherence,
pray “ny?

Attack, “2 YAR TNT -N. NA an

Attain, 1927 * WI “NID -able, 107 “ND? der, a taint,
DT MMI yy MANY! -ment, an acquisition, TAWA
a quality, moun. -t, to dishonour, 5 ni * yw YD

Attempt, ina "wD -N. mr * mwpa

Attend, to wait on, N71W “HOY to hearken to, MNT IPN
to accompany, j a> -ance, my TioUi> -ant, m. s.
mv mpbeny -tion, the act of attending, * Aw?
IIT (of the mind) /1}1) -tive, m. s. | 8D nl

Attenuant, 92D * PTD -ate, 2397 "PI R. bb ,

Attest, TY Attestation, nw R. my

Attire, WDIIT-N. WAI?

Attitude, 1939 “17

Attomey, (at law) DYOPIB Ch. PIT TN

Attract, to draw to, wr to entice, SWI * MOM R. MO
-ion, Iw *yNwD * MD -ive, m. s. “IVD
wid “sw

Attributable, m. s. 28M) -bute, WM -N. Jay “MD

Avail, YIM -able, Noyin> -ment, ndyin R. by

Avant, guard, on sb yon

Avarice, MIs DP ‘mds -cious, m. 8. TSP 955 R. 555

Auction, 1A) 1D Ch. -eer, VDI MDD

Audacious, m. s. 139 S851) *D°2B +t -ness, 29 yok my

Audible, 9§p3

Audience, an auditory, Sap a reception, D°3 TN nap

Audit, 217 * Spr -N. Aw ATT PM

28 AVE—AWA

Avenge, DP3

Avenue, 812’) R. 812

Average, a mean proportion, "|?

Averse, m. s. DS **PPYA LP" -sion, by}

Avert, “2 OTR. NO eT R. OY

Aught, MwA 23 53

Augment, 5D) -ation, MDD

Augur, Wm -N. Wr) Augury, #3

August, (the month) 38 yaa wan magnificient, m. s.
DoT TIN

Avidity, eagerness, DD greediness, mb R. 59D

Aunt, mea

Awamation the calling off, ri R. 3

Avoid, to shun, on to escape, ** 7D “OB Prom

- Avow, MO37 -al, M037 -edly, wan sq23

Aurora, the northern lights, Dy pia

Auspice, an omen, MN protection, }47)

Auspicious, m. s. nox WIS

Austere, severe, m. s. mremwip wo D

Austerity, 379 NPwP * wD nme

Authent'c, M8 *i233 *ji21 = -ate, nONn JOST -ity,
MMS "TOS

Author, (of a book) m. 8. VOM -(of a thing) m. s. bos
DD R. 32D -itative, Ma “MpINs -ity, “todw * rs
win -ize, wow dein + mwa th R. mw

Autogentils, Autogr aphy, tT? nans

Automaton, m. s. Y2ND VWayye pin

Autumn, FDS sianabiinbly —by)

Auxiliary, m. s. WW * pd TOY

Await, Man * MTR. OM

:

AWA—BAC 29

Awake, to cease to sleep, {PT * VP to rouse up, VY -N.
m. s. VW

Award, to give, 3 to adjudge, by ale) eral, bu -N.
mtd “Dawn

Revers) 0. S. alae “Py Ch.

Away, absent, m. s. DAN * ba begone, neon WA NY NY
let us go, 122) WAP

Awe, 8‘) -ful, striking awe, ms. N73 -fulness, Sah) -less,
ayy ‘ba

Awhile, DION DY"

Awkward, clumsy, yw PWV] Myo “oN -ly,
Nw? Moy? py ra

Awl, DS"iD

Awning, MINT MDD

Axe, 2 “DMP tN

Axiom, 553 +555 pr omy so

Axis, Axle, 52539 pon R. 553°)

Azure, YYP7 nbn MIN ,

B.

Baal, bya

Babble, DNDY AND pwa -, m.s. INDY * WIND *pwd

Baby, J a5) Sosy

Babylon, baa R. 552 Babylonian, 922

Bacchanalian, 82D Bacchanals, DSID mn

Bachelor, an unmarried man, 133 * P17 Ch. (at the university, )
ar valA) Chan * DUNT MD ahem lala nawa aw?

Back, to support, it * end Toy -N.13-R.72.° TiN
give-, DWT go-, Tw keep-, pwy ° Sy turn the-,
AY Mp -side, DUNMN * TIM -bite, “AVADT iT

30 BAD—BAL

-biter, m.s. T2'T *N°Y VD -building, MAI NIMS -ed, sup-
ported, m. s, WYI* WWI TOD -slide, pe * Daiw
-slider, m. s. PWD ' Aw -sword, ("FI AV -ward,
m. s. MD ' ey “-wardly, {PAI ' moyya -wards (with
the face) MSIY i in time past, ins)

Bad, (thing) 310 ND <1 (person) ms. OYSyD “WI
TS *WF sick, m. s. mon

Badge, JD “AR. TN

Badger, YNF

Baffle, to deceive, 717) to confound, boon

Bag, PY *D*D “MMM -gage, luggage, T139

Bagnio, a bath, ym MA a brothel, N25 ma

Bagpipe, MIIBDID

Bail, WA IW -N. AAW -able, MAW 705) -iff, an officer,
WWW a steward, MPD iwick, -y, PPBT IWWIT NPR

Bait, (in angling,) IMD MMT¥ to take satveshtinent: wd) awn
to setadog upon, 399 NWT -N.* WI npwn’ a5 WOM
HNwID * TTY

Baize, AY TA2

Bake, MD8 Baker, 7518

Balance, to hesitate, nya ope to make equal, * pop
PWD NY to settle, AVM Tha -N. ONT DD
Yawn 23 (in Astronomy) DIIND

Balcony, py yo &

Bald, witout hair: FIP -ness, AMP

Balderdash, 7273 R. 553

Bale (of goods) DNA WY

Ball, a dance, bh R. 25M a globe, W72

Ballad, 93’ “Mw AI) -singer, m. s. MYND j3ID

Ballast, (ofa ship) MST TW ADD

BAL—BAR 31

Balloon, (air-) M92 APA WID

Ballot, 9713

Balm, 8277 9p R. 5p -N. “WY -y, fragrant, m, s, meats
Balsamic, m.s. NDT ' PD

Baluster, POP Noy -rade, DOP OMY WN

Balsam, an ointment, "1 * NODS Ch. }119093 Ch.

Ban, a curse, "177 a notice, al) nyDD R. y's

Band, a tie, 71/2 a company, ban (of soldiers) T'TA (for a
wound) nwann (round the head) "PF (ofa wheel) Pwr
-box, JOP. TAN

Banditti, OTT

Bandy, to toss about, 13) 72 bbe R. ay -N. crooked
m,s. py * MIA -legged, Dvd ‘DDI

Bane, NWT -N. Nw -ful, m. s. MMW

Bang, M37 -N. 330) R. 35)

Banish, 7937 * v9) -ment, MY} * wm?

Bank, a little hill, 713 sides of a river, 737 ni a re-
pository for money, mw Ma -bill, undwn naw -er,
Nd -rupt, mene bya mia spin 3D ruptey,
mands

Banner, a flag, 5351

Banquet, 2172 MWD *mPiT2 TID

Baptism, DYSON 2 TPH bay al, ——)y

Baptist, DYDD PIN Pa) ry, Dwar 2 ™MpD

Bar, to fasten, nan to hinder, pi -N. a bolt, ma (for
criminals) OvYONT “31D -(for lawyers) 9 Ty nynn
R. y3n

Barbacan, a fortification, MSD RD

Barbarian, a savage, D'IN N19 -ric, foreign, Wi * mid -rism,
ignorance, Ny" DM -rity, FAWN -rous, ignorant, m. s.

32 BAR—BAS

myaD * Wad cruel, WIS

Barbed, jagged, DY TIM xo Barber, 293

Bard, TWD * N22 * won

Bare, nieed! in: S. pW -faced, m. s. D°D *SP -foot, m. s. rT
-ly, on ley, P * “JS openly, "723

Bargain, Mw ° MIM -N. ANW * SIN

Barge, O°u WN

Bark, dike a dog) M22 *yiw yom -N. rind of a tree,
YY TD 2P Ch. a ship, IOP MHI -er, mes. D4
yw> «pain

Barley, mye -corn, (in measurement) Tip wo

Barm, DY

Barn, ma ‘aN

Barometer, aN0 Ch. Wye 9D -trical, ———by

Baron, DF }2 “Waa -ess, pin 12 NWS "TPA -et,
wr uiy uy -y, oA anon -ial, by

Barrack, MMT WIS VID

Barrel, a vessel, APA i

Barren, (animal) MIpy “py (land) my nin?n ys
unmeaning, Pa -ness, DA PY mp WM

Barricade, “$3 -N. Wan

Barrier, (to mark the Litiits) DMA Ch. nbn defence,
TS) Barrister, yon at wy

Barter, WD -N. THON * VID

Base, a foundation, ‘TID’ a pedestal, }2 *12)D1) mean, m. s.
Wa Daw -ness, nya’ Wa n2aw

Bashaw, mia

Bashful, m.s. W°2 ' D2] WD -ness, DID NWA

Basilisk, a serpent, YOY “PDN

Basin, a vessel, Sap "jas 13 * D R. JD

7 BAS—BEA 33

Basis, }D *721D/ pl. M33!

Bask, penn

Basket, 8300 *4D *arba

Bassrelief, DOOID DY PY R. NY

Bastard, “If7D/D ‘Dy ma ja Bastardize, to beget a
bastard, ——P559

Bastion, Pp" ‘mbdip

Bat, (an animal) NOWIM * aay

Bate, to lessen, JVQ PVT

Bath, (to bathe in) YD * A¥M (a measure) M3

Bathe, DYDD Yi) Bathing-tub, 7. VO

Batoon, (ofa Marshall) NANI = 71D

Battalia, MOM29 NIWA -ion, NYT PIN

Batter, to eat, pon -ing-ram, shag ot sdyyis +ndry
nin "YB R. y53 -y, (for cannons) py 2250

Battle, IP * monn ~alray, ogni nsw -axe,
DITAP HN field of, AIT

Battlement, MPYD “OD

Bauble, a trifle, 723 yaw

Bawl, 25P3 pry * ona xp

Bay, (for ships) D yw? (a colour) YON -salt,
DID NiDwH ND

Bayonet, nan MPI P24

Bdellium, nd42

Be, MT *W as waa AN vw. DN if he be will}
vA b5 nia that every man be, -V. pass. (is understood

~ in the characteristic of the verb, as Ton to be learned,
79? to be taught.)

Beach, D7 iN nay

Beadle, "WOiv

34 BEA—BED oy

Beak, (of a bird) SPM DON

Beam, }7P ‘PAT * Yi -N. timber, MP a ray, *YI82
pa a balance, pth pos weavers-, “I/D

Bean, ‘bsp

Bear, to carry, NU (a child) a) (in mind) §2I to endure,
55D 9923 R. bn -N. an animal, 2} arudeman 2

Beard, (on the chin) {Pt -less, youthful, a rere

Bearer, a carrier, m.s. N°) ‘Nivi] a supporter, 22221 -ing
gesture, 3739 ° un R. MM situation, DIP

Beast, an irrational animal, a Ti 2a ‘Tl a brutal man,
DTN N15 -ly, m.s. MD * pant

Beat, to strike, DOM * MDM (plate) YP * T11 -in pieces,
YD] * MINS -en, m.s. MN * Ma R. 722

Beatific, WR m. 8. WANTS Beatify, swig

"Beating, 93 * ANDI R. D2 ° nbn

Beatitude, WN * OYMYIA DYNA

Beau, MBM -teous, m. s. 1°75) * MY -tify, MBL * 77 -ty,
1) * 77 ° THM -tifully, —2

Because, oboy roMIIVD NITIN 1D 2M “py

Becalm, M9 AD WT OpPwnr ,

Beck, MY * M7 * 1] Ch. Beckon, with the hand)
11 * DIT (with the eye) TY Yor laa myy

Become, to be made, ° >) rm befit, b nix? -ing, DY m. Ss.
MINI NT * WD * 115 Ch. -ingness, OVW * jad

Bed, (to sleep on) ADwiD ‘PND R. PY a channel, DVD PDN
a layer, MOW (in a garden) MW. make the-, 8 JOM
rO%D7 -cloth, mbraiy -covering, navy DD “MID pi.
NINDS -post, MON "YY -ding, ninan mind> D7)
fallow, PITA BY D2W -rid, m. s. *4d) Da “Ny
asym) chamber, MI7] T7T -stead, WW * MVD R.
103

BED—BEH 35

Bedew, 9507

Bedlam, DY IW MD ite, m.s. 230 AN

Bee, (an insect) mya

Beef, 72 12 Beeves, OMP32

Beer, DU

Beet, DVIS a3

Befal, MP

Befit, 723) "72 TT INT

Before, not behind, WRIA ‘MW in the presence of,
"359 sooner, DO2 hand, m. 8, ‘DIP to be beforehand,
ppo

Befriend, an

Beg, to entreat, wpr bewi to ask alms, ANSi7 by wpa iw
gar, m.s. [¥2P *]PIN “ovIN|T by *9H5n -garly, in
want, nba. stingy, mid°Da R. 4)5 -gary, MOT nion2

Beget, to generate, DOIN produce, 5 bin

Begin, 907 R. 99M -ning, WNT *AbMA *AOMn

Begone, ANI wy} R. wid NY SYR. NY

Beguile, IND “NWI MDT R. Nw "MD

Behalf, favour, Maw in-of, naivd

Behave, aN] Behaviour, AMID "DEwD

Behead, WN n2 On ed, m. 6. WNIT" NID -ing,
WNT NID *AYD Ch.

Behemoth, moma

Behind, following, MS inferior, m.s. *'72 PJ) remain-,
Ty -hand, in arrears, aim “IN (in time) stats;

Behold, AS Tim hie (attentively) ie bg mwa
Pw “OAT R. OA) lo! AN °7377 -en, m. s.
Taw Ch. 9999 Dw? *2°T Ch.

Behoof, Wim *ndyin R. “bys Behoove, ne al

36 BEI—BEN

Being, existing, m. s. NY existence, PN Ss? condition,
nen

Belabour, YA MDI R. 73

Belch, pri Belching, p79

Belie, WI ‘MDI NYT R. NV |

Belief, creed, M228 opinion, NYINW) *MIWND Believe,
TON +, m.s. POND

Bell, OVD "yyw “Moy R.yr °2>¥ -man, ‘P39
?ip Vay Ch.

Belle, man -s-lettresy nipan “ny R. TID

Belligerent, m. s. pn?) ‘mondna “awn

Bellow, (like a bull) ay (like the sea) M2i7 to clamour,
ripxrw2.

Bellows, MDD R. M3

Belly, {D2 ‘WD -(of reptiles) nny

Belong, see A ppertain.

Beloved, m. s. JTS DAA IP Tw

Below, (in place) ° “S onnp ‘maigb inferior, m. s. /77a

Belt, OI3N man

Bemoan, oby baNn - ‘S1bD

Bench, a seat, awn a tribunal, OT AVA R. 2w

Bend, 10] to crook, WPL to subdue, mwit R. maw
PID **HD -able, m. s. 5) *Me

Beneath, (in place) te, falafel) “mw? inferior, m. 8.
YMA unworthy of, m. s. ° ihe mw PN as 5 me TR
at is beneath me.

Benediction, a blessing, ma |

Benefaction, Pia DIN nnd “ARTS -factor, -ficent,
m. s. IDM ‘bi ‘DIN "DOD fice, [IDI NMS
-ficence, TOM NPD] “ION -ficial, DOD "N2VINY R. by

:

BEN—BET 37

ficiary, TPMS 59 WA {7d fit, TBI “NYIN

Benevolence, apTy | 107 -lent,m.s. PIS ' POM

Benighted, m. s. phy viv NB MONPAN TDN

Benign, m. s. DO) * TOM «ity, TIO" TOM

Bent, (from age) m. s. MM’ crooked, wWpY inclined, m. s.
AS *)}0) inclination, MOI

Benumb, WDD *DINT Diy -ed, m. s. WED * DIT)

Bequeath, bmn vain Bequest, noma aA

Bereave, “MIN bys DMT * "1 ra (of children) bow)

Berry, 142 R. a7)

Beseech, WD *MyMN 57 R.yIM 9s

Beseem, °* 5 nin) INT

Beset, to waylay, ° 5 28 to harass, ° 5 "30

Beside, Besides, near, ONN “Tea R. ‘TTS over ae
above, oy

Besiege, WT 'W¥ ' YT

Besmear, (with fat) m2 (with lime) 7 (with pitch) }3)0)
(with salve) mw

Besmut, 583° OMT 7999

Besot, wd * 955M (with liquor) 73¥

Bespeak, to show, NNW to order, TPT

Bespot, 122 * OMI “102 Ch.

Besprinkle, OY M1 R. 7112

Best, m. s. JOD * IM2d* "3 Aw

Bestir, 1D “INT R. Wy

Bestow, 9 nn yh *°oy Pipa

Bestride, *y “ay

Bet, TNT AD YPR-N. Iw, AD MPA

Betake, haveirecoutse to.7'9 nye

Bethink, recollect, 933 reflect, WANT ‘ ON 25 piw

we . BET—BIL

Betimes, soon, [)[J/22 seasonably, inva “Dota
Betoken, 11971 Ch. (for D1") “MND NM it betokens, 87 MIN
Betray, (a secret) “TID m3 (a person) 2yDa VAdIT
Betroth, to contract a marriage, W718
Better, superior, m. s. **/ 330 improved, m. s. {PFD (in
health) m. s. ND ; 8
- Between, °}2 )
Beverage, MMW * MPwiD
Bewail, “> 7iap “>y Sayns
Beware, **/ owiT yay
Bewilder, mish myeon puzzle, 2223 R. 953
Bewitch, to injure, DDv2a IW to Bigs nallk 325
Beyond, (him, it) agony N17 {7D (the sea) pn YD above, —
“oO 0ny
Bezel, NV2BI NYAwWD
Biangulous, Nt mw nya oy2 R. iT
Bias, to incline, 39 MMOH -N. 19 MD}
Bible, wip ‘SIP YAN9 Biblical, — by
Bicker, ODIPMNT *7¥37 * DVI R. AN
Bid, cominende iT1¥ offer a price, aN -den, commanded,
m. 8. /T1¥7) invited, m.s. NMP * NPI -der, m. s, ATI)
-ding, MSD * MIPS 7 |
Bier, VW) NOD RMD ws
Big, large, m. s. rae pregnant, 119
Bigamy, ow) ‘hw “mpd Nv)
Bigotry, superstition, Nw nay Bigot, m. s. ——) NI
Bile, gall, ee swelling, man nev R. N23 Bilious,
choleric, 59 ND ND R. 370
Bill,. an account, }2WN7 naw an advertisement,
MYTHON TAD R. pT (of debt) IN WY Ch. (of divorce)
min “QD (of exchange) AW "0W (of parcels)

BIL—BLA 39

PIV "Ow (in parliament) PUIMAIDA Ch. mya
a beak, AY DYN a hatchet, Ypia |

Billet, a note, 15D

Billow, Taw * 53

Bind, to chain, D8 *PH oblige, 29 R. IM (hand and
feet) TPL -together, D1 *\&P -up a wound, wan make
costive, Wy (a book) > a sheaf, DON Binding, *7IPL
112 “WR TPN |

Biography, niin 5D -pher, nisin AnD R. ar

Bird, *)\}! a- of prey, O'Y

Birth, the coming into life, ah, R. ‘15> extraction, nvin
-day, N777 DY -right, M32

Biscuit, DDIM R. TOS

Bishop, a spiritual head, {DN7}AD “iI Ch. -ric,
ite :

Bistoury, OW D° paw

Bit, a morsel OY!79 (of bread) DM) NB (of meat) "WA NNN
a little-, OP “PID OY (of a bridle) AMD

Bite, (with the teeth) "U2 to cheat, M97 -N. MDW NDI

Bitter, acrid, 17 “47D dy, DMI -ness, MII

Bitumen, M5} Bituminous, DT
Bivouac, spvind na “oy

Blab, 5°99 97 Blabber, m. s. S93 0N

_ Black, dark, m. s. "nw cloudy, m. s. IP mournful, m. s.

IP -en, wT “TP defame, 14 Nl -cattle,
DMPA “IPD -guard, byyoa baa ~ish, * IAINW
NIAINY -ness, NIIP “TINY -smith, Da WAM
Bladder, a pustule, syraya R. iv urinary vessel,
remade) ‘regindy?
Blade, (of grass) NW} ( of an instrument) 37>.

40 BLA—BLI

Blame, ‘DT {h) “DWNT DAN ow -N. 2M * ws
‘By “DID -able, ms. NOT DWD*dya cou *whN
ableness, ANON ‘MDW “less, DD 9D m.s. OYA **P3

Blandish, to smooth, pon to eiicn, 27 -ment,
pon Ma coynawy pon ‘nin “137

Blank, (space) p" 9 R402" TINA PRI

Blanket, (for a bed) I9¥ "D2 Non’ “ADDY

Blaspheme, *)VWt **)"J) -mer, m. s. AID * Aa -mous, -my,
FT * FI) -mously, —2

Blast, uy +553 N. (of wind) M7 ND (by a wind
instrument) MPM a blight, naw '

Blaze, to flame, BAD ° mpbnit-N. 37? “739? ‘mandy

Bleach, taro Bleached, m. s, pada

- Bleak, chilly, 73¥ R. J3¥ “PR. WP pale, WN

Bleareyed, m.s. NID MNIDT VY R. 739

Bleat, PAW *APd -ing, API “YI

Bleed, let blood, D' 1/9 lose blood, D7 943

Blemish, to defame, “AN ire 5 M2 injure,
Did yh * PN -N. DT DID * prs

Blend, vy * 992° 5253

Bless, "2 -ed, m. s. wa “W0 of -ed memory,
272? Dt -ing, M273

Blight, 4 -N. WWW

Blind, Vf -N. deprived of sight, m.s. “fv (for windows)
oun R. 55¥ a false pretence, my andy -ness,
yw * My -fold, —2 |

Blink, PUA YIP ASD

Bliss, WR (of souls) DUTY) OY -ful, m. s. “WID

Blister, rise in. a ister, paya R. MwWa apply a-,
MYIAVAN NVADNN WIN -N. a rising, AWAPIN a

BLO—BOA Al

plaster, MPiavAX Nwiann

Bloat, to swell, pyp -edness, APYD “NRW R. Nw

Block, to shut up, V¥iT R. WS -N. (of wood) YU. (of marble)
Ww TAN -ade, N. N¥% pl. nD -head, WDD -tin,
pein 73

Blood, (fluid) D1 lineage, 77949 R. 15> -hound, PY 20
-shed, DYD"I maa -shot, DITS -y, stained with- ,

Do ‘NOD sanguinary, m.s. DY *WS

Bloom, blossom, MB "PST ' YT R. 73 -N. a flower,

Mp *A¥] * YS (of youth) NAIM * NNW -ing,
youthful, —2 flowery, "¥2 Indy |

Blot, to stain, DADM disgrace, 951 1F1 * FNM -out, mn -N.
onp spa “MAN

Blow, to give a-, M37 R. 1133 give wind, 28/2 * 52/2 -out a
candle, fire, vies. 73 aa -the nose, 8 PT R. p>
breathe, [53 -a trumpet, horn, YPM -a flute, bet -N. 3%
“MDW. “MINH ‘mPa.

Blubber, {NYT PAT pow

Blueness, noon INT) Py.

Blue, m. s. ndon my7D2 AINIO NPI pd * iy
Blunder, YM * APD “Ty -N. “mw TMU NOM
a :
Blunt, Wp -N. dull, m. s. 4 unpolite, m. s. DYyO ON
NYY) -ness, MAP “MQW? BUY IDA-ly,——a

Blush, D521 put to the-, Doon _N. mindy

Boar, wn -ish, swinish, —) Pade? “wa

Board, to lay with-, Dwspa TSO D> Cn a family)
inde oy bSyas noe by boH8 SIF he boards with
“me, to -a ship, MINA Pu ° MIs aly vor -N. (of
wood) yx Mm ‘wp a court held, OPIN NW R.

G

42 BOA—BON

{EY * TE -wages, TATRA IID

Boast, 5onT *ANANT +B an ‘Saanm -N. a proud
speech, 35 nan ‘mbsann cause of boasting,
DNDN -cr, fulym, s.*>95n9 ANAND “mE + ITD
baann

Boat, rus “38 -man, MIN OM IW -swain, Saint ivi

Bodement, nix as INT MT * ha] NS this is a-.

Bodiless, m. s. ¥}1 *1°S8 Bodily, relating to the body, * 13 oy
Wi

Bodkin, YY * BIND R. wn

Body, matter, *)}} *DY/3 Ch. a person, #0) a dead-, 4 the
whole, m. s. 193 R. bbs a corporation spn

Bog, 72 R. Y¥2 *V-gy, A820 Nn

Boggle, to hesitate, WEIN -r, m. s. 4 aN

Boil, to bubble, Mya’ * MA to dress, bya “TYR. 73 -ed,
m.s. 2WO -er, NYP ITI +O IMD -ing water,

DYN] DD

Boisterowa: (person) m. s. Mon *w) (wind) myo An
“YD ly, Mya “wyoa ‘wna

Bold, impudent, m. s. O32 myn *Ty daring, m. s.
32 *PON -ness, MY ta "22 NY OX Jy, —3

Boll, a round stalk, yaa

Bolster, a pillow, MMiT 1D KR. TO)

Bolt, to fasten, 11"). sally out, M2 -N. a bar, maa

Bomb, 2172 43 -ard, V. -—2 79} -ardier, ——2 M0
-ardment, 2.

Bombast, D7 py} ona

Bond, cords, moan an obligation, ain mle), Ch. -age,
captivity, T°! imprisonment, VION slavery, a
-man, TAY -maid, TMDY -sman, I

BON—BOT 43

Bone, DNY pl. MSY -less, DYY 2 soft, 77

Bonfire, TIP R. TP

Bonnet, TPAAD * IND

Bomnily, ‘D2 ‘mina Bonny, m. s. 775) * DY3

Bony, strong, ‘ei 8. Diy

Booby, a dunce, m. s. WM * NP

Book, 102 DW -N. 1DD -binder, DDD IID -keeper,
NIT PW -keeping, PAWMT NW -mate, m. s.
DPT MIRIAM -seller, ODI

Boon, a gift, nD R. [da favour, Pla

Boor, -ish, m. s. WWI *OpO*D -ishness, nwa

Boot, put on boots, M233 “pdys 2Y27 gain, YYZ “NIT
-N. 5y) *p¥a +7 -ed, ms. yon yy

‘Booth, a stall, MIA R. IM DD R. JID

Booty, 55u + mtn R. 112

Border, a boundary, 722 an edge, prdyu “(2 * TTX (of the
sea) MD (of a-river) nit) "DINIT? R. TT

Bore, 2P3 (the ear) [TX M8 PSI -N.3p3 * NAP Borer,
a gimlet, !)¥"D one who bores, m. s. AP 43

Born, m. s. 35) +543

Borne, brought, m.s. 82177 R. 812 carried, m.s. WI R. SW

Borough, N90 bya vy Rn

Borrow, Sine (money) mip -er, m. 8. IN * mid

Bosom, the breast, PT -friend, m. s. TID *W9N as “TID WN
my bosom friend.

Botanic, -ical, DYWD¥ Sys -ist, DVT IMA DIN -y,
OWD¥I Wan N22

Both, sm IY f. nw we-, 2) “IDI val ye-,
DIN DI po‘nv they-, yam “DIN pny

Bottle, a glass vessel, prapa R. pia mit

44 BOT—BRA

Bottom, floor, PPP foundation, TID the lowest part,
MAM from the- of the heart, 35 nivpn -of a thing,
mban R. 55 -less, without a-, TID’ 3 fathomless,
spn PS

Bough, YD *ADIw "TINA * AI mBD R. D3

Bounce, to leap, p3} * 72? 169 -er, a boaster, m. s. DOMIND

Bound, to limit, jaan destined for, m. s. }DWD * {DD R. qD
-ary, 7123 -less, infinite, mon ve R. m5> unlimited,
“Toba Ww

Bounteous, -iful, m. s. DW >", 7 tT) -eously,
ATT AMA * A¥ar wdIA ren mia ‘Dw

Bow, (the head) TP (the knee) POD (the body) MAwe (in
doing homage) MAnYM *ID to crush, ANWT * NDA
-N. (with the head or body) PMMA * TPP aknot,
mindy? (to shoot with) nwp -man, 3 -shot, OID:
sprit, MINTWNID MMO PIN -string, MUP IND

Bowelless, myn 23 m. 8. TIN Bowels, compassion,
MII the intestines, 2)? ‘DyD -sickness, DP 7D 55m

Bowl, bby -N.a wooden ball, YY! “ID a vessel, *2DD jas

"FID R. ADD -er, m. 8. WWIDA "PMY +9752 -ing -green,
NWT TS R. ans

Box, to strike, M137 -N. a blow, MD R. 13) a case, * 13718
TIN * S98 Boxer, AANA ON

Boy, “Wd -ish, WI -ishness, NITYI | met

Brace, bind, Ty -N. a pair, TD¥ -d, m. s. WO¥I
-let, TO¥

Brackish, m. s. mon

Brag, S99nm ARANT +a I ane N.
mp mann + pabsann gut, ms ‘oD
boand ARAN ‘ma DW

BRA—BRE 45

Braid, to plait, tw * MAL -N. wD ‘map

Brails, MT YD *PAN

Brain, ewithiin the skull) TT} sense, ral 24 -less, ral ba
-pan, 93) R. 22 -sick, 22730 R. 555

Bramble, pm “TON “MON “pa "PIS

Bran, D°AD

Branch, to spread, Wi] “ALND -N. a bough, anle>s
aay cma 'Orbt R. bp + maD R. ADD * pai pl.
nip “0h - pon *pyp ° mibus mur) *PYD
pl. NIDWD * 733 “MINDY pl. DSDY top-, ON (of a
palm tree) 0D R. (73D (of a vine) mahi) (of a chandelier)
M122 M3P offspring, OAW * M72 Branchy, 7D

Brand, to burn, D4¥ to mark with a brand, MAN T2 -N. a
lighted stick, T38 a mark, NjS Mia PPP nin2 -ed,
burned, m. s. MN i1}D) disgraced, m. s. maw *No2

Brandish, *}°}:4

Brandy, *)2 }*°

Brass, 55 nwny Brasier, ——wan

Bravado, a brag, MOI Brave, to defy, * wa II
TNA -N. ms. 17 O82 Dy ewhy ay, * TAA
ny ION} ly, —2 Bravo, Mis) 123

Brawl, to speak loudly, 95p on quarrel, nbn Wat Das
-er, m. 8. PUDTT °F 3) *UAS

Bray, (like an ass) P13 to pound, mwa 771 "wHDIIOA wn
-N. p73} -er, m, s. P73

Braze, NWMID PAI -n, MAN -nface, *MWIN] AD
D5 ty -nness, impudence, mw ;

Breach, a gap, Pa * Y79 (of friendship) M72 Mi)

Bread, O79 -corn, OM 129

Breadth, 3M5 |

46 . BRE—BRI

Break, be broken, 72/7 break asunder, -bread, * MIND
Dip -a stone, bbp 7 ayn -a word or a covenant,
M2 NS Wd (as a bankrupt) 9 pona afd -an oath,
muna “ay «in crumbs, 77) * 7575 off, pq (a flower,
fruit) Ap +P) -down, TIM R. T° 3 through,
(a camp) MINOT YPA @ruley PA Oy Way II PIB to

- tame, p35/7 -in, (upon another's property) baa YO
R. AD} -out, (as a fire) NY} (into pimples) M7 (of confine-
ment) * ‘7 Y15-up, (as an assembly)m."*D3°7? n2>9 nip
‘eps Oy79 *wAN TID -wind, (upwards) pra * yaya
R. MYA (backwards) md) Breakers, DY “awn

Breakfast, OM9 M2-N. nny na ‘nina

Breast, that part which contains the heart and lungs, MTT a
woman’s-, ‘I"] * TU -plate, (for a high priest,) }W/M armour,
SAM * Pw -work, ADMD

Breath, (by the lungs,) ial! * 71 all in a-, AON Twa
-less, dead, m. s. *JB82 DWI PS * MD hurried, m. 8.
onan

Breathe, to draw breath, M17 NW rest, vDIN -ing, a respite,
AMM aN yp nan

Breech, sins Saints: -e8, D'DI30 ° D piv AD

Breed, to hatch, DIT plot, 23 -N. offspring, srdin -ing,
education, MAI R. 77 manners, 77D * F774

Breeze, a wind, men mn Breezy, IP 7

Breviat, TIP OPAYI Brevity, VSP

Brew, (liquors) "ow nioy -cr, m. 8. IY “Mwy -house,

~The

Bribe, thw -N. Bribery, Wu

Brick, a5 pl. ma5 -bat, mab nbdp. -dust,
D2? PAN -kiln, nD. layer, 912 * ‘ay wan

BRI—BRO 47

Bridal, INN by Bride, mp -cake, nirr2 NY -groom,
1D -maid, mbon ny ny

--Bridewell, AMDIF ny ma R. m3) Py

Bridge, (over water) DY) NAY * 2 Ch. ie

Bridle, to check, WYP -N. 107 * 7D

Brief, extract, MSP PAY -ness, JI¥P -ly, —2

Brier, (see Bramble,) Briery, YIP OTN NdD

Brigade, ‘1112 Brigadier-general, 790 wR

Bright, shining, nwy ‘772 witty, m. s. Paw * DW
-en, enlighten, 2477 ' POT polish, wo pa yin
~ness, acuteness, mip now

Brilliancy, Wt * 733 -iant, sparkling, MIPS * YSU R. y73

Brim, edge, my *%5 Brimmer, N20 DiD

Brimstone, D3

Brine, n20 ve)

Bring, to fetch, DPT * wT * sain R. waa +929 -about,
IDM R. AAD -back, DWT R. Dw -down, WT R.TT
forth, T2)* SIT RNY -in, MAT R. NID *HON -up,
M2U7 (from a little one) 9542 FID * YOR

Brink, the edge, 17 Dy se 2,

Brisk, active, m. s. PT * 92) * T° WAN strong, m.s. * Ty
"POR * Pin -ness, NNW * NIAID -ly, —2

Bristle, “W2D -N. VT 2) nie w

British, NO 2y Briton, ROD LPN

Brittle, m. s. mp7 7 -ness, Pa4 ‘man

Broach, to utter, WI ‘INAN *yYTIN R. yaa yy -ed
m. 8. Yi) PTO -er,m.s. WDD * NAD * pT

Broad, wide, m. s. I) -cloth, 5) WO¥ TWA -ness, 3m4

Brocade, WI) MDP7

Brogue, 3323 Tw? “N?RIRD Naw

48 BRO—BUG

Broil, to roast, my -N. quarrel, TA

Broker, alone) -age, MAID IO 72 R. D1D

Bronze, a brass colour, nvns ms

Brood, (on eggs) D°S3r7 by ya to muse, WT R. 7
-N. a breed, PT aya offspring, mT2in R. sho

Brook, 27 abo R. by -N. ban

Broom, a besom, SOND R. ON

Broth, pw

Brothel, MUA MA}

Brother, M8 -hood, MIMS -ly, MAN. * DIN

Brow, forehead, M¥1D edge, 71) * DY -beat, (with looks,)
MRI WIV Cwith words) 79 AMZ W357

Brown, DIM * PVN

Bruise, to hurt, pND crush, 84 ys py -N. a hurt,
T¥°S") (in flesh) PND

Brush, to rub with a-, NON -N. NONYD

Brutal, cruel, m.s. WDM -ity, MYDS ly, —3

Brute, -ish, 8")

Bubble, to rise in bubbles, MPa ‘PAD -N. a bladder,
MUNAYD a defraud, MID ;

Buck, (of a deer) “51

Bucket, 1

Buckle, to fasten, 9D “AN DI7 -N. ADD * DIP

Buckler, a shield,}9 * IND * IY R. PS

Bud, Mp * YI * PST R. 7” -N. 7718 * 782 YN

Buffalo, mhiA]an

Buffet, PATI M2'7 -N. AAS ND R. i733

Buffle, to confound, aan poon

Buffoon, m. s. onan -ery, Donn ‘monn

Bugbear, a false fear, Nw nanny R.nnn

BUI—BUR 49

Build, to raise a building, 733 to depend on, ww * moa
-er, m. 8. 17) -ing, 324

Bulk, -iness, ba -y, large, m. s. rae (a lusty person)
m. 8. TAD WS

Bull, (of cattle) Vi a Pope’s edict, WIIMIAD a8 DINS
-bating, wa Da?> mn

Bullet, nnn WD

Bullion, (of gold) 21 093 (of silver) DD 093

Bullock, IP ja *7 R. MD

Bully, FT * 37 -N. ms. DUAN "TD

Bulrush, 8703

Bulwark, TS!) “WAP TNS

Bump, a blow, n20 R. MD) a swelling, Nv R. NW

Bumper, non D'D

Bumpkin, m. s. NV DPD “TDM R. “TTD

Bunch, (of grapes) ) bayix (of a camel) Span nwa a collec-

tion, TTS aswelling, mw ny R. NW) -backed, ja) -y,
m. s. TAN

Bundle, T38 *IIN¥ -N. TAA + NY pl MANY

Bung, DIND * #P2t Ch. -N. DID * 71939 Ch.

Bungle, jw 2 Mey -N. -d, [WE OND =,
Vw2 DAA opin

Bunter, MpY) * Maw

Buoy, to keep afloat, Salat aH *FPSIT R. SN -ancy, mal
-ant, m.s. IDIN * me ed, m. 8. JIAWID *ON

Burden, to load, {1 * DYDYT] -N. -some, 29D ‘MDD
Nivd R. Nw?

Bureau, DANS is

Burgess, Burgher, yn awin R. au"

Burglary, M2 NN

H

50 BUR—BUT

Burial, Map

Burlesque, ° hia "2 pry -N. ay? ‘pry

Burn, to consume, wNa tie a be ai ° ny be consumed,
wea Saym saya ‘sw be inflamed, ‘POI “INET
DT *TPr-ing, MID spin ‘Nps

Burnish, polish, wine PID -er, M.S. nip aera)

Burse, DMD IW) Dip R. WwW

Burst, to. break asunder, Ppa "DNS fly open, PPA -forth,
(like water) yp ‘Man R.A -forth, (with joy) M¥S
-N. PPA * OSD (ofan ulcer) WOT Nps R. 133

Bury, “AP to hide, MDD -ing ground, NAPI MA

Bush, JAD * MW Bushy, DID

Bushel, IDS | ;

Busily, MIIVIDD * MNT. Business, affair, PI * 704
employment, POY mw !

Bust, a statue, UNI VIAN R. 723

Bustle, to hurry, TN N. MTA -r, active, m. s. *PPPND
ne

Busy, employed, m.s, T11 -body, m. s. 52 mia) fale yoann

But, except, *P7 “8 °ON ‘Aa "2 *DDS rr
however, {28 * pox |

Butcher, to slay beast, MAI *M1O ' wmv to murder,
99 +89 -N. ms. HDT * OM -ed, ms. * AY}
mao 'A0N2 -ly, MWD] -y, slaughter house;
EXT SOT OND murder, “NY My
St oy

Butler, he who BE the liquors, pwn “uy

Butt, m3 -N. (a measure) O*F2 ny maw

Butter, ANDN MD -N. ANON anilk, a5 WD -y,
bok mipwin Dipe

BUT—CAL ot

Buttock, Mywar ' nw Rk. mw

Button, 3M -N. WMD2 -hole, 87

Buy, "13? (provision) bos “Aw -er, m. 8. 25?

Buz, (interjec.) DA

Buzz, to hum, D7} to whisper, ond -N. WO) * vind

By, (denoting means) ‘T° by (denoting way) bee ‘a By-
and-by, sAox5 ‘anpa -law, O18 ry -path,
am yay -room, “WIND “TT -stander, m. s.
9395 “TDP -street, IMAND PIM -word, ADIW *viD

C.

Cab, 3?

Cabal, 93307 -N. D995) ler, 923010

Cabbage, N. P}) * wy

Cabbala, MPDP ‘MID -alist, —Dya -alistical, MPPA

Cabin, an apartment, VT7T * 8M

Cabinet, a chest, TAF) a room, MD *38'7 MNISLVDT vIn

Cable, MNT ban

Cackle, IPP _R. WP.

Cadence, hip ndsvin

Cage, (for birds,) NBY Ma * 39D

Cajole, to beguile, NWI * MID flatter, FIM yw? pronin
Cajoler, m. s. $87 “927” wd “pry

Cake, N. PY) “Tay .

Calamitous, -ty, 33 "ANY TAN yay" AMY

Calamus, DY#2 Mp

Calcination, pasd Maw Calcine, PIX? Aw

Calculate, “pw ' awn -ation, pw ‘yawn -ator, m. Ss.
ww ‘awn |

Caldron, MAP "TIDIN

o2 CAL—CAN

Calendar, 431 119 Calends, 2TH we

Calender, vila * ronan -N. -er, m. s. Yi * pron

Calf, (of a cow) whe Day Calve, —95.

Calico, 73 VD¥ waz

Caligraphy, AN3/29 ‘a

Calk, PII PZ MB OAD -er, m.s.——TIN oO

Call, to name, to invite, Pals NP address, by Np demand,
YIPA -to account, PTO PAN Ch. “OY wT -aloud,
2iP2 NP -together, PUI. “PUNT * OTPO-N. “MP
Mwy] AUNAN | MwA -ing, Poy * nia

Callosity, Mmwp ny R. NW) Callous, m. s. MWP -ness, WP

Calm, DPW 4 pawn -N.m.s. OPW (weather) mun m0
-ness, pur * MMO PUNT “Moy * Mm -ly, —2

Calvinism, nop ad -ist, m. s. nop UA * SDD

Calumniate, OY ADT NYT RON as TAD pwn
-ator, m. s. M7 *N¥ID 79D YN) “pyr Calumny,
mya nat: mirwd

Calx, lime, Ti a powder made by fire, TBR

Camel, ra

Camlet, wi} Woe TA4

Camp, ITD -aign, (of an army) NANA on AD Wi

Camphor, pas

Can, 95)-N. 4D * 1PIP

Canal, MDB * TOYA Tey

Cancel, to destroy, NWI * TD to make void, NOM R.
918 -led, m. s. MWA * MA * DID

Cancer, (a fish) 11D (a sore) J PAI R. YY

Candid, honest, m. s. DF) * Ww) *DVON *UN

Candidate, m.s.°°9 INaI> “Dy *wPID

Candidly, OW “wD ‘TONE

CAN—CAP 53

Candle, 1 -stick, 7111219

Candour, 1) * DF * DION

Cane, to beat with ax, 9R93 MNDTR. MD9-N. a stick, 9p
a reed, 73? a sugar-, Pind MP

Canker, to corrode, 55K -N. nboxn -worm, p2?

Cannibal, a man eater, m.s. D'TS wa +55

Cannon, 7) 113} -shot, 773) i mn R. FIP -ball, -ade,
(see Bomb) | se.

Canon, a dignitary, DADA AI a rule, MN *PhH scripture,
WIP WIP -ical, MTD -icals, DAD YTB -=y, 32 pA
pan ,

Canopy, (of state) MBM the sky, DYOWN NBD R.ADD

Canticle, OVW Vw

Canton, a part of a country, APTN pon

Canvass, (for preferment) sma WPA to debate, MITA R.
MD)-N.acloth, AY Wla soliciting, mpl

Cap, to cover, TDD -N. WN MDI

Capability, MAwn "n> -able, m. s. bya TAIT DON

Capacious, m. s. DT) am omy -ness, 370 bor

Capacitate, HD {HI ‘PIT WN -city, ability, Ww +NdD
space, 317 state, TID | |

Caparison, WY -N. DIDI NTIS * Ww

Cape, neck piece, aaa) MD head land, YUN rw?

Caper, 7)7 +355 373 R. 73 -N. a berry, DP a
jump, TP? * 3197] -ing, m. s. PTD “D799

Capital, (sum) |? (town) wisn wy -crime, NOT)
mp evn

Capitation, DY PHD Nid RK.

Capitulate, (a town) mina MNa WWI MDI sation,
DOSIN2 ‘N2 a7 muon R.7n

54 CAP—CAR

Cappadocia, S1P TEP Ch.

Caprice, Ft 179 -cious, m. s. “AIP. THON

Capricorn, a sign of the Zodiac) "1 bi

Captain, (of a troop) T1130 wx (of a ship) 5ann ay

Captious, a caviller, m. s. wy “myD * DT IVE

Captation, ab np? *}FID -ivate, to ehatiti’ anh rims
-ive, -ure, pal -ivity, maw * maw -or, mM. Ss. naw

Caravan, (of travellers) map) -sary, DTN Wn rma

Carbinier, bp wend

Carbuncle, (a stone) MpIa

Carcase, a dead body, FV wd) ta aay

Card, to comb, paw -N. P1wD (for games) nbp

Cardinal, a chief, 28" a priest, DSN WN

Care, wa TOY AP Dw -N. anxiety, MINA ATM
charge, “Wid * nDwip under-of, AMA ful, m. s
it “pli ees MWA -less, m. s. | man * 73 -lessness,
OND jPET NDT “mbyy

Career, TEV)

Caress, (him) “NINN poynin

Cargo, a ship’s lading, meNT noDy a) bap

Caricature, ay?? ping myn

Caries, AP) * mh Carious, m. 8. 37 +93

Carmine, POI “IW R. maw

Carnage, 2777 ° bop

Carnal, -knowledge, MWS AawnD 37 8" a sensual person,
m. s. YD] TINA pwn by ‘mor ww dy,
man: aay wre nyt -eous, M. Ss. "wa * oy3
-ivorous, m. ‘s. Iw *59%8

Carousal, MAUD Carouse, ninw? MAI Dw

Carpenter, YY wan

CAR—CAT 55

Carpet, DNIDVWD * TT)

Carriage, wiaviiiers’ add , vehicle, MAD

Carrier, pale) NY

Carrion, 773} *MDIW

Carrots, pesIaN Carroty, DID TS R. DTN

Carry, to bear, siya * rale) to convey, wl R.&8 32 -about,
JD Np -away, VAL (a cause) ny. -on, Tip alten -on
a business, “"2 POY M7

Cart, N. 792p -er, bya 3973 -wright, mibsy wir

Cartel, DNA nibnd aN R. mw

Carve, (in Wood or stone) dion ‘ayn * yop bpp (meat)
JAN * nnd -ing, NYIPO NwYD * MA

Case, a coyering, DD *MDY a sheath, “WH *}"T state of
things, YI} *{DI8 (of noun) DWT N90 i in-, ON in-of need,

opyisa nyd |

Cash, DN “ADD *YAVD Ch. Nipvy Ch. Won Ch. -ier,
Mw * TPH VOM -N. Wad Ch. Vt2 Ch.

Cask, a barrel, AIA Casket, DOSD07 728

Cassia, (TIP * Msp Ch.

Cast, to throw, abun *7im) -down, IAS ata R. 559
-off, PIB PVA R. TY "82 to be -away, TAN -up an
account ABM *T21) (metals) P¥3-N.YY * npbwin: pyv0

Castellated, ont nioin Ap R. Ap

Castigate, ID Castigation, V0" *7DID

Castle, (a house) VSAM “DAS “TVA pl. nya

Castrate, (an animal) DD Castration, DIND

Casual, PD VVTA Casualty, APO

Casuist, m.s. "WDD Casuistry, WAI TY

Cat, (an animal) Sinn !

Catacombs, DYN) “1p nw

56 CAT—CEA.

Catalogue, Mw

Cataract, TW r “8 (in the eye) pry * = bape)

Catarrh, AAO Y DYN m2

Catastrophe, 9371 iD ons

Catch, to lay hold on, p'IT/J to ensnare, 355° PWIA -N.
act of seizing, mT? ° ridwia a thing that catches, “Dy
WD -ing, infectious; m. 8. PAV

Catechism, Mw} NPNw -etical, — —by -ise, ——2 1799
-ist, m.s.——2 T9291

Categorical, OTD * 1193 -gory, NIV OYA nye

Caterpillar, (an insect) Dia “OMON * bon

Cathedral, TWAIN NOI37 ma

Catholic, a Papist, m. s. vob 173 a8 “TOS “NOD

Cattle, MITA

Cavalcade, WAIT mpd nim -ier,a knight, * my wg
wend a partisan, VAM “pr R. My -ierly, * 7 Td
4 By pina -ry, WB ,

Cave, -mm, MYA -med, DIN MW ANA

Cavil, 295 *DIID Viv -ler, ms. *}1T2 *WS8
am “NW * p72 * TWD

Cause, apm 33D (this verb is however generally expressed
with the characteristic of the PYM conjugation, as
AYIA he caused to learn ) -N. a source, rt2aD motive,
DYY a trial, IDI * YT -less, DVD TBD 72

Causeway, mor R. 25D

Caustic, TIP * tp Cauterize, MP * 1p : nie

Caution, WT * ry -N. care, TWAT warning, "PTV
MIND -ary, }NwA? *MV3? Cautious, m.s. * 1173
wt -ness, DVT -ly, —2

Cease, to stop, MAW * FY to be extinct, DIN * 92 *54n

CEA—CER 57

-less, o3n ‘a

Cedar, TUS

Cede, to surrender, I1D/D * it By 3

Ceil, }2D Ceiling, }}3D

Celebrate, to praise, MU (a feast) dn -ration, MAY “an
-rious, m. s. MWD * WW YT * DONA Ch. sity,
Maw * aio Du

Celerity, nay * HII

Celestial, heavenly, De inhabitant of heaven, myn jw

Celibacy, YT791 2D Ch. MITA

Cell, a room, “TFT * Sn

Cellar, WWD ° V3 *7MIF (for liquors) ANS

Cement, P24 -N. PIT |

Cemetery, NAP Dip Ma

Censer, IVT * MOP

Censor, -orious, Pala * MDVD R. MD» -urable, (person) m.s.
DUS "WAN -ure, DWNT ‘Md -N. NWP AN DIN

Cent, MN -enary, MND -ifidous, MND pons

Centre, N. "JF -al, —by -ipetal, m. s. Ay rita -ick, m. s.
in

Centuple, DYQYH AND -uriate, ninn? pon -urion,
ANDI Wy -ury, Tw AND

Cephalic, YX in? ADT

Cerate, 237) mnvip Cere, ayita nd Mop -cloth,
aya any mw 2

Peineneed: -ious, AND "VID (person) m. s. PIPTD
VIIA D¥D¥D Ch. Ceremony, NVIYI * AID

Certain, fixed, m. s. MIWA *}ID] *AWP *W2 (city)
TURD yy loreest m. s. FAY *WS (time) TWD (sum)

I

58 CER—CHA

R. TD some, W -ly, IY “NOXD ONT -ty, pA
MNOS - ONT) “YP

Certificate, TTA ‘IY NIN Certify, PUT R. TW

Cess, a tax, J ‘ Dai) *DiD -ation, rest, “PID *AMaw
AB OID (of arms) MONdOS Noy |

Cession, MIT MI |

Chaff, pid * WIT Chafly, 7b Nb * PT

Chagrin, DY “Wad -N. 10 DPD -ed, m.s. DPD "TIF

Chain, to put in chains, bana Oy TNA “DN fasten, pn
-N. 523 ‘DPN ‘nip ‘PIN “Mw w (for the
neck) py

Chair, 8D2.a sedan, ma277 NDD -man, a carrier, ——NWI
a president, TWN abla) Chaise, A¥ * MADD

Chalcography, MMS noon

Chaldron, PDS OWA Mei

Chalk, N. TY to mark with-, —1 MF -pit, 7173

y,—2

cola (to fight, DNOI? AWN defy, MII? DWNT
accuse, "1? yan Ch. -N. onbnd mai? rp munan

Chamber, qn -lain, 37 TPB * DD -maid, innw
MON -pot, |W YD ‘OY IY Wray

Champaign, an open country, my

Champion, an ‘iaa. * mann US

Chance, N. TPB “TIP by-, Mpa

Chancel, APOAI Ma MIN

Chancellor, ID Lord-, WRI VID *OWDIWA AI

Chancery, by nt ma

Chancre, 27 pow

Chandelier, mine Mp Chandler, A992 7359

Change, to settee! ron *DIT to alter, rw -N.

CHA—CHA 59

novelty, WITT *M3W exchange, mon mpon -able,
(person) m. s. "JDIDT R. JHA ' gw 13 )

Channel, (of water) P’DN * moun ea bP

Chant, WW * Mt -N. TP DID WT -er, Tiwi
-ress, NYVWID -ry, ONTTIWAD NTF DIPD |

Chaos, Chaotic, 7M R. AN

Chap, to crack, Y¥"] * DYD -N. a cleft, Mp2 * P*p3

Chapel, ON Ma Chaplain, TNA wd
WIT NIST

Chapiter, nand ‘MDY R. AY

Chaplet, ws DTI

Chapman, a dealer, WINO* YD) NWDD POW (for perp)

Chapped, m.s. YIN) * PSD *prp3 ‘pprn

Chapter, (of a book) AWD * PID

Character, reputation, DU qualities, Mon mid a letter,
Nis. -istic, }2°D -ize, to give a Gharddtes? ara, 73
oy PITR. T9

Charcoal, mnmp

Charge, to command, Mj¥ ' MTN entrust, WD accuse,
WNT POW attack, 23D demand, Die -N.
TPR Ow TOWN MaDe * MysD + TDi
My -able, costly, m. 8. a) sects bles m. s. Dux +N

Charger, (a horse) man?D? }2¥9I7 DAD a dish, Tw ?

Chariot, M31 ~eer, 199

Charitable, bountiful, m.s.99 4177 *2"92 kind, m.s. PDO
ly, HA2 * O02 Cliatity, PIS ° Ml MPO
-box, APTS by ABI

Charlatan, NDI *YO7 * WE -ical, mn a "MMW

Charm, to fascinate, 305 ‘ywpw R. yw to bewitchi, on?
-N. DYWPW * BIN? -ed, m. s, "2 YwPMVID -er, m. s.

GO CHA—CHE

yew * vind *72in -ing, ms. “TOMI * wh *opa
yepein | |

Charnel-house, a ala) MiVOSY ma

Chart, PAT MED thie minds md

Charter, MINT * PYAR. Mw -ed, m. s. "19 3

Charwoman, DY MVDY

Chase, HY * MATT tS PY-N. a pursuit, MD

Chasm, a cleft, P*P3 * 7)2 an opening, ANS * 0H

Chaste, pure, m.s. TH **P2 honest, m. s. OF) * WwW -en,
“ID? -isement, 11D" * IDV -ity, mp yy “nM *WP3

Chat, -ter, NOD T° ba 25 (like birds) ANDY R.
DY -N. WD * YT! ba7 127

Cheap, Ona - -en, to thy ons ‘TW PUNT -ness, ral

Cheat, to deceive, man * apy ° m7 R.A -N. a trick,
MIMO) *MD VD “TSTIN a deceiver, N77 * YI

Check, ‘to restrain, Wy chide, “pa -N. ayyD f mwa -er,
yay pr Ch. May + yay -ered, mos. * POW
DWAYA pra *MawD

Cheek, the face, nd pl. ‘py -tooth, * 7 | m2 iw
mynd

Cheer, to encourage, ab pin *AM Vy to grow gay,
25 DOV] ‘TIN. -fulness, 29 Iw ‘ANDY * AYN
-fully, —2 -er, m. s. MDW *}Y7N -ful, m.s. +h ay
DAY -less, MAY 859 m. s. yt

Cheese, MIY23 “IPB Mia * 17M yy IT -monger, 1710

Cherish, to nurse, babs R. by -er, M. Ss. bab 91

Cherub, 2773 Cherubic, DVI N72

Chesnut, TDN

Chest, a box, INS AIDA * WS the breast, MIN

CHE—CHO 6]

Chevalier, 7 32 WN

Chew, (with the teeth) nna: Div> Ch. -the cud, m2 yn

Chicane, sophistry, Nw M3) wrangling, DT R. 54

Chicken, MVIDN -hearted, m. s. 3959 °F. -

Chide, *"3 m3 Chiding, mwa

Chief, a principal, m.s. YN‘ 7 -cause, MDM wN7 -city,
122919 ON) WY -thing, TPH * WAT -less, WNT 72
-ly, wna -tain, (see Commander).

Chilblain, sap MWAVAS

Child, an infant, hs ‘ AD Diy Say an offspring, M2 * ya
get with-, BY be with-, 47 -bearing, M79 -bed,
72 +179 my -hooa, ry -ish, ‘9°D -ishness,
ny2 ney -less, "YY -ren, * DBD * pddiy ‘D2
DT?

Chill, to make cold, 27 discourage, ab i Dip -N.
-¥, 7P -iness, MINP

Chime, (as bells) Diy +9>y ° “2828 -N. nonyn ndoy
yoy *oydy

Chimera, NW Ji ical, WI YI ay aly)

Chimney, WHT] * MDI -piece, DYYIN n73019

Chin, 229 NB

Chink, bydy - boy _N. ant aperture, Tuna -y, UpAD

Chip, 78? °26N +N Ch. -N. oN tna -ADNHN

Chirography, NNT naNd9

Chirp, 7797 * HYDY R. D8

Chisel, bina wy

Chitchat, DNDY Pw ‘DID MAD +597 27 “Tua

Chivalry, 99 7423 novo

Choice, chosen, “WD. power of choosing, WMA * m2

Choir, (of a church) TVOL chorus, DTW npn

62 CHO—CIP

Choke, block up, DFID * "IY 12 suffocate, PIT

Choler, the bile, M/DVIN AWD NVA rage, MM ' AS
R. AYN -ic, m.s. MM ID +A *dya

Choose, na ‘ A

Chop, (wood, &c.) DOM * Y¥P (meat) AM Ch. -N. (of meat)
"wa AD -py; PAD

Chorister, ms. HOYT by «Tw picitis np
pw

Chosen, m. 8. “WAI “TMA

Christ, DVS Mid -en, baptize, Ds) A 230 pat
to name, Dy NP -endom, DY¥1) -ening, 7 3y spent
DN oT 2 -ian, my -ianity, psi NDS ny
-lanize, vyyind Div -ian-name, wT Dus -mas,
paws ow nts op

Chronical, Writ ' mpana

Chronicle, history, Dn 127 Chronicler, — —3N5

Chronologer, DAY) ADD pT -gy, DAD nya men

Church, (a place) OMIT Wi Ma a congregation,
DVS MY R. TW -warden, 929 * DID Ch. -yard,
mp wy snngpa a

Churlish, provoking, m. s. PS Pld ‘ DWI "78D untracta-
ble, m. s. IND * rmwp -ly, nip p32 -ness, nye

Churn, (butter) 8M va yon -N. —5 52

Chymist, FIY * ISD ay, HIT MaNxdn Chymical,
sigh —by

Cider, DWISH VY

Cinder, WD Dy Sma R. Ox?

Cinnamon, }23}

Cipher, MIAWN awn -N. the figure (0) DONT nis
NAIA -ing, PWT NIL

=

CIR—CLA 63

Circle, enclose, 290 circulate, 1°Di7 -N. a company, man
an orb, 553 R. 55) Circuit, JI -N. extent, ind
MADAD act of moving round, MP1 R.A -ous, m. s.
ma ble) 3310 Circular, PUY -ity, Syoyr Circulation,
MDIPA (of blood) O77 nym

Circumcise, by -cised, io -cision, m9 ma

Circumference, a compass, 3371 the limits, 933

Circumnavigate, MINA 33D) on -gation, 23D ADP mi
IND -gator, TPIND 3307 bin

Cincamscrthid barn - -scription, mbag “spect, m. s. 71)

Circumstance, condition, ToUiD * IDIN -stanced, —2 -stantial,
OIDA -stantiate, 7D] wp

Circumyent, JPY * 7D" -vention, m7 "TDD * MApY

Circumvolution, 232D DPA ‘mapa R. Ap

Cistern, DD MPD

Citadel, WaAD MD * AYA

Citation, a summons, pt MAN Ch. a quotation, RAY
Cite, P72 YAN ° payin

Citizen, WIA R. Iw -ship, DIWInT Daw

Citron, AIDS Ch.

City, MP * Tw

Civil, civilized, m. s. MAA Pw 74 +5yr9 *DYb *YN
-law, WT pain -war, DUT a al) Now -ian,
WHA ‘Ayan Ewin mid R. ahh -ity, sp
PIS “MDW -ize, 195

Clack, to chatter, pinay pws * O34 Mav -N.
onaw PrIws ‘oT 4379

Claim, vip? -N. 7wWpa -able, m. s, wpa) -ant, m. s, whan

Clamber, AITAIA by

Clamm, to stick, PIT -iness, MPA -y m. s. PA

64 CLA--CLE

Clamorous, m. s. M917. Clamour, PY¥ TOT -N. * PLS
‘AOI

Clan, a family, mma asect, AD “TIAN

Clandestine, secret, m. s, IID] * 0 Ay; rales

Clang, N.myIIN Pip * bydy -ous, m.s. 2"

Clap, PD" -hands, DYB9 pbD Nm *AD IN YD VIR. 733
-N. bsp * DDD NM -per, (of a bell) baay

Clarification, "W3t * 747 fy, WI -tude, MID} * WW

Clash, to wrangle, DT PTT -N. TD

Clasp, to hold fast, TAR -N. ADIN a hook, D1?

Class, JWI * 1D -N. aset, AID *AAD.a degree, * 131 T)
* YD -ification, MIWD VAD :

Clatter, to- make a noise, MDF -N. PDT * mon

Clause, a sentence, PDD Ch. condition, Pra oan) R. PN

~ Claw, (of a quadruped) mo (of a bird) av Ch.

Clay, WOT * OW

Clean, cleanse, 13 * MP2 -N. pure, m. s. 11) innocent,
m. 8. "PJ quite, ob5 _liness, mam * 1p) ¢ Np? ly, —2

Clear, remove, D/7 cashes) {2/51 (stones) —bpp (from ob-
structions) °° “PDM R. VD * }1'7 732 to acquit, TTP
"DS * TDI brighten, “WITT (the weather) VT¥i7 to
gain, mn -N. bright, m. s. "nb *T2 “ny guiltless,
m. 8. ‘PJ -plain, m. s. pws “WI -sky, “2 -conscience,
1ID2_ MT -voice, 997¥ bip -water, pray D3} DD
-ance, MDT * NNpl *DYVOA -er, m. s. DIB ma
sm 7 * PI +l, evidently, N79]. ‘9723
-ness, perspicuity, m. s. 03 transparency, ning ‘mtg |
-sighted, m. s. p2

Cleave, unite, PD"} adhere, Pl split, Up2 “POW Cleaver,
LPrd Cleft, a crack, Mpa "AMPA (in a rock) Wh Pps

CLE—CLO 65

Clemency, MIDI ANI DIM TOM * 77M Clement,
m.s. OWT “PIN PON ‘Soin sD

Clench, to bend, *|D to fasten, yDP

Clergy, D'ID -man, 7D Clerical, DIADA buy

Clerk, a secretary, DID -ship, IBID naxdn

Clever, m. s. PID * WD -ness, TDA * nia

Clew, a guide, 779 netind Dvn 17 Ra

Client, ms. OD "Ndi “pawn “ya

Clift, YOD Ww ° bib qn

Climate, a tract, *))} the air, pSpx

Climax, ascent, my Climb, by -er, Mm. Ss. moi

Clinch, (the fist) ADD to hold fast, "1 PInt ims
-er, a hold fast, WSLD a full answer, rT NO. mawn
DIa? Mw

Cling, to stick to, PA

Clink, 95x + 5ydy

Clip, to cut ion y37P (hair, wool, grass) AP Clipping,
MO Sp ta * 2

Cloak, MBN ‘pon: MDD -N. a garment, MOYO ‘NTIS
a blind, 5¥9 R. S5¥ * MDD

Clock, Myu ANT ' NY TN -work, JOXYO YPN

Clod, (of earth) 9DY waa +399 *aI0

Clog, to burden, TID adhere, pat -N. an obstruction,
MDI * WD

i to shut, 73D ' Pai -N. end, *)D sly, m. s. pw cloudy,
j2¥) -together m. IM) DOTVD¥D * DAMP -bodied,
- spna TS -ly, secretly, nD without. deviation,
nina ba -ness, nearness, MNI72 heat, AD + DIN
privacy, np "ADD

Closet, to conceal, WMD -N. ANDI INA TIN

K

66 | CLO—COA

Closure, conclusion, 0) "YP “AID

Clot, T¥ +092 NP -N. Wy *D9d “MDP

Cloth, 13 Clothe, wate -oneself, #24 ier, 732 nies
PY -ing, DTA ° nyfabn ‘owrad

Cloud, DY7 “OY-N. Op * W ws less, st a * ny
“y, MAY “Iv TTP * Dew NPN

Clove, (a spice) “hn nam * ras

Cloven, m. s. pow “DAD

Clout, M301 sydy | anos 9a Ay R. Ty

Clown, -ish, m. s. Dye nian ON R. TD

Cloy, surfeit, saben ea, 3 -ment, nya

Club, 12 3M -N. a society, MIAN a stick, T YL -law,
TIMP PINTS WV room, MIB Ww) Ma
R.

Cluck, }YD¥ R. ADS

Clumsiness, heaviness, mnt. awkwardness, DY "on
sily,--—Dsy,m.s. 722 "DY ON

Cluster, a collection, M7138 * Y32P (of grapes) 2308

Clutch, to grasp, **2 PInn WOM INS -N. 7

Clyster, jpn

Coach, 1377) -man, 33)

Coact, VAM -ion, “BPI -ive, m. s. HON Sp"

Coadjutant, -jutor, m. s san ary |

Coagulate, W¥? PI ‘NDP -tion, WAY “RP

Coal, 5a “DMD a burning, MEY * WY dm2 Coalery,
ond DMD M13 ;

Coste TON ‘ANN Coalition, * PANN |
Faaibialssalal . 7

Coarse, (cloth) ay ‘TA (person) m. s. VOY) DYO “on
(victuals) D°D3 Ch. pdonn (words) DWP OND

COA—COL 67

Coast, N. ID’ *F)iM -ing, DT “WPA Ow

Coat, NIDD * "TD -R. ‘T'T?> -of arms, Mawr iy nonin

Coax, TMB * “yy pwd prod “Nw R. Nw

Cobble, 899 Cobbler, (of shoes) nioy NOD

Cobweb, epseiosigg wraay P

Cock, (of birds) es Ch. na a spout, QUT 73P

Cockatrice, YDS / .

Coction, digestion, 912y * 5338 the boiling, 2182

Code, (of law) Mins mado 72D R70,

Codicil, M97 ney) snappy N|DIN R. AD

ealicie cee. sive mit ° oy i2

Coerce, Sy -ion, WYP ° DIN ° Fiat -ive, m. Ss. ‘sp
AN

Coessential, m. YAbA OYA Dw Coeternal, my29 yam

‘Coexistent, m. mM DN¥D) * TOS WTI 22

Coffee, YON oe (roasted) sp (the liquor) nD

Coffer, “i323 ‘Coffin, js

Cognizable, 205) -zance, judicial notice, DDI nya

Cohabit, -ation, yam Nalw -ant, m.s. TAN M22 “oy aw

Coheir, “DY way Coheiress, "oy nwar |

Cohere, stick together, P17] to fit, MN -nce, MPpat ‘TAX?
-nt, m. s. P11} Cohesive, m. s. pam "pay,

Coin, to make money, PAD PIV Ch. invent, TWID -N.
YAO! -age, the coining, yao wy.

Coincide, "Dy! D2DT Ch. -nce, mp300 -nt, m. s. DYDDID

Coition, PID5

Coke, UND Sy On R. ah

Cold, -ish, not ~ m. s. IP R. 7P not hasty, m.s. JV Ch.
indifferent,m.s. bwin ‘NBD -,s. want of heat, 9 *Ma¥

68 COL—COL

R. {38 indifference, 757 3 mow -ly, —2a

Colic, }02 48>

Collar, N. Ayn MD -V.——3 ints PIT

Collate, to compare, na -ral, side by side, m.s. 132" JAN
-ion, a comparison, }}°7"1

Colleague, "an -N. m. 20.

Collect, to gather, (people) bnpn (things) ) ON “Yap “AN
(writings) op -ion, manp * MDDR "pap * orp) -ive,
m. 8. FJD} -ive noun, WAPI DW ively, MBDNa *plapa
-or, m.s. FJORD * PAP ° 258 a tax-gatherer, DQ 212
Ch. College, WUTDT-IVA ' nw “SHAM Ch. -ian,
—27an Gl

Collet, (of a ring) JAS ns

Collier, a digger of coals, DYIMD m7> ° YAS

Collision, Mpras MAID

Collop, #3 NINN |

Collusion, “wp Conusvetin, S. ory "rT “non

Colon, Pras Ch. marked thus (*) under the letter, as Gen.
chive 1. DMPN N73

Colonel, ninpa ay

Colonise, OA DWI R. M2 * 3 -zation, OMA NAAN

Colonnade, Own hl)

Colony, a plantation, 9B ° + 0399p the people, win

Colossus, 19) poy

Colour, to dye, JA8'T blush, V7 palliate, MDD “TOM -N. |
adye, }4 Ch. "YAS a pretence, my ninind ‘Tam -able, :
likely, {3 R. }13 * {DM -ing, an excuse, mbsint paint-
ing, MAST noon -ist, m. s. JON pay Cola: flag,
D3 539

Column, TVOY -ar, DYWVPIT VID}

COM—COM G9

Comb, Pw -N. (for the hair) PW (for honey) Apr FAS
wD -of a Cock, 89979

Combat, to fight, anon to oppose, “TIT * AMT -N.
mmdp +a -ant, ms. TEMS swe + TIND

Combination, association, M7) conspiracy, “wip Combine,
74n * 7p Combined, m. pl. DIAN *D wp

Combustible, wD pon Ww 2) -tion, mwa

Come, N12 -off, "020 Lents Ny) -into the mind, by oy
22 a

Comedian, m. s. MITA ww R. Myw -dy,
sree * pny

Comeliness, 310 "MDW *Opi -ly, ad. —1 -N. m. s.
Ty Dy

Comet, Yat 135 |

Comfort, revive, wd) Dw to ease, ay) An * DMI -N.
MMII * FMI -able,m. s. WD) * Dwi -less, ‘OMIT PRO
m. Ss. TaN |

Comic, -al, diverting, m.s. PWYWD | ab ‘OND

Coming, ready to come, m. s. 82 arrival, TNA R. XI

Comma, 21" (its mark is a poimt above the letter, as

© Gen. Ch. i. v. 2. PINT) |
Command, ¥ *Tpa -N. HN “TTS -er, a chief, * MS
Ser (of an army) ann TDPa (of a town) TWN TPP
-ment, $1

Commemorate, 317 * 7519 Ty -tion, PDT Dt

Commence, ona R. bb -ment, nbnnn ‘monn

Commend, to praise, MAW +b able, mM. 8. naw a Pint
-ation, praise, MY’ message of respect, Diu mos
-atory, — —5y

Comment, to expound, 82 * #7 -ary, WIND * WD -ator,

70 COM—COM

m.s. WNA‘D> * wp

Commerce, AN NW -N. [MDI NW *“MIDID -cial, relating
to trade, by trading, m. s. TID

Commiserable, M2 m. Ss. panad * IN") -ate, + ogy om

5 9997 R.113 -ation, MID OY

Commissary, WS ° “mow * q8o0

Commission, ‘3?i7 -N. TIPS "mMIEwID -er, TPS

Commit, entrust, ‘T?5/7 imprison, IDwDA 1) do amiss,
Pay ay * NOM + TWIT -ment, “rowind ann

Committee, m. DAW * DVO R. m0

Commodious, m. s. riD3 TIN) -dity, wares, FTIND * Pp

Commodore, DYN DT TPS

Common, a vulgar person, m. s. OT Ch. any thing not holy,
55m usual, "87 * a a public ground, DXA 17 nw
equal, IFA -good, DAW NID -ality, OYA pon dy)
an? doan9 ‘INT2D -s, (of parliament) ‘77D Ch.
Opt yon nen -wealth, a republic, WANA nbeinon

Commotion, MDW ‘YIN ™

Commune, "1/7 m. s. “wy ON *¥ON ID" -icable, m. s.
“BD. * TH R. TA} -icate, ° b “BD -ication, conversation,
1379 an inlet, MN") ‘MDD -icative, m. s. 43 *WYID

ann -ity, society, Ty ° mp * Ay
Commutable, m. s. Tp? -aomh * “V2 -ation, a ransom,

rep “MEd 77M Commute, Ta PINT POA
Compact, solid, m. s. pIsy * pit a contract, TY * TSW
exact, {]21D * D¥DY¥ID Ch. R. DDY -ness, D¥Y * pun
Companion, m. s. qan “yy ‘MDL Company, * man
Mp? (of soldiers) 1973
Comparable, m. pl. V1) Wh -ative, -ision, aa -atively,
—1 783 * Suid FTA Compare, TWIT M97

COM—COM 71

Compass, to surround, DAD *\T RK. *p -N. a circle, IM
limits, 9¥93 * 959923 Compasses, 271

Compassion, ab>)2ia) * DYN * moan -ate, m.s.* DVT
la) “oD. -ately, niagrna “DON ° nana

Compatibility, yw * uh -ible, m. 8. "wd “ur * i339

Compel, DIN *IN “PIN * N73 Ch.

Compendious, m. s. 1¥? Compendium, VP

Compensate, 9193 DW -sation, 1930 * revoain

Competency, sufficiency, PID’ ‘PAD power, Baye) -ent,
PRD YT m.s. NPD Oy) | N -ible, "79°53 * NID

Competition, 83? 70 -tor, m. 8. aN eareral

Compilation, D°DS * od Compile, */D& * 9b

Compiler, m. s. FIDNDD * ype

Complacency, (see Complaisance. )

Complain, bewail, ]]\87\J_ to murmur, wenn ‘DOM pry
ant, m. s. $7 +92 +75 sain Ch. DOM *pyIN +t an
accusation, P| nidrdy « moe a lamentation, * m2?
MIS * Wij a malady, monn

Complaisance, MOY * In R. {2 -sant m. s. * DY
in dpa |

Complement, | *7]D *D2u TDD -al, m.s. "OD
pvouin Complete, Down +yon ° m5 *Din -N.ms.
po «xd -dd2 spin tion, *mDdy * MAN?
Mp nN

Complex, (see Complicate) Complexion, F813

Compliance, submission, MI *7YI20 yielding, TWA
D5 minw) -ant, m. s. vy ‘Pd5) *D"5 *Sivii

Complicate, WP9D R. Jap *5nd3 R. bin Nila
awe aban -cation, ema *d:aba

Complinitae iatute, 712° pidwin ivw flatter, yw? pronia

72 COM—CON

N.npta *piw mye +e? pon al, mow)
Comply, agree, DDD Ch. yield, MIT * DID Nw
Component, MI3N * MYON R. WO
Comport, behave, yn : HM -ment, ATID * TTI
Compose, to quiet, pun *PMwn to form, pon -ed, m. s.

Opw *iny ta avin -eY, m.'s. “AMD ition, a written

work, “an atnatdtnie: Mana (of spices) MMP) an

agreement, MSW R. Mw -itor, MPMI TION -ure,
order, Moh * awe tranquility, pur * nya aw

Compound, agree, wT mingle, boa * ay -N. 'TQYEN
MPD (of words) na "ADD -er, m. s. Mw

Comprehend, conceive, yn R. wi * pad include, * 5549
raha -sible, m. s. aw -sion, Ma * men -ive, under-
standing, m. s. —by a significant, m. s. IW comprising
much, m. s. 2°97? PUNT? *MD VD

Compress, squeeze. “yn ‘vind * pha -ible, * Wi’ tym
prt. -ion, -ure, “|YD * yn? f pm

Comprise, PUNT * D7 R. 772

Compromise, Mwy -N. ASW

Compulsatively,}982 * DIND "NID 93 Ch. T713793 Ch.
-atory,-ive, m.s. D8 * Dik ‘ m3 Ch.-ion, HN * Dax
MMI Ch.

Compunction, TOM} * MIN Ch.

Computable, 1WM *75D> *i73/d) -ation, ‘awn "BD
TH TWY te, AWM BD MDD WI Ty ted, |
m.s. WM * Ty * “wD

Comrade! iy s. JAM * Moy * pe

Concave, -vity, IW] pur R. ppw * Som Ch.

Conceal, Deyn F SOM ADIT * MOD -able, m. s. poy

CON—CON 73

NIM SAND! IPD -ment, *99"N “RAND “IADD
aNd ft ,

Concede, “9 NIT 1 AYD*DIOA Ch." Ns tha

Conceit, imagine, 75" ° awn +95 by my -N. an idea,
MavMD * |W pride, a5 1171 -ed, proud, ms. 723
FINZIND fond of himself, PID

Conceivable, m.s. 12" R. AW) *}11 R. }\4-ceive (in the womb)
F173 comprehend, AW * PIF -ceiver,m.s. NWN * PAD

_ -ception, (in the womb) ]1"V"7 a notion, |AYI * AWM

Concentrate, DN "Yap

Concern, to care, IN4 ‘WAM * ww to interest, 5 (succeeded
by the pronoun, as 1? i?) What does it concern thee 2)
-N.7387 WW PW "POY. Ch. -ing, MITIN Fy

Concert, contrive, bona “myann NYD agree, “THN TY
DIDI -N. harmony, MAINA “sy ° TINWwiT in

/ music) IOI NW

Concession, grant, Mn 4 thing yielded, M37 ‘ hey

Conciliate, reconcile, D1 78S * AX win, “TMD
3? OY TD -ation, “AD * IBD -ator, m. s. “MDD
722 “pibw “mby

Concise, m. s. V¥P -ly, “WNPA - -hess, W¥P -ion, MISPA

Conclude, determine, YN * obvi close, D2 * ab> -dent,
-sive, m.s. YI * 772 -sion, Daw "2a ' FID

Concoct, boy Sox -ion, “bypy + byoN

Concomitance, JAM ' m1? -ant,m. s. 727 syby

Concord, MYIMS * Didyy -ance, Nap mb mw
-ant, m.s. 113 *u Concourse, Non ° “WR. Wy

_ Concrete, pat * “ITIN -N. m.s. pate -tion, pat

Concubine, wide ° bau -piscence, "JOT * Bsa

Concur, D200 Ch. ‘min -rence, mN2071 ' nix’ -rent,

L

74 CON—CON

m. s. DYDD0/9 * OMAN
Concussion, a shock, MPU * UIPT R. vv
Condemn, blame, DWN sentence, Pw an * man
reject, mt wid) batt: pe A a pn . alah -atory, m. 8.
DWN INU -cd, ms. DMD *DIND * MI (to
death) mM. s. mip ih ka as Fab Ua)
- Condensate, SDPN * DUT Condense, NDP * may -N. m.s.
Dy -ity, ayn
Condescend, yield, a) mya *D{5 sv stoop, * 2237
Nii sion, DID MW. AIIM
Condign, N72 *“DBWIDD ° m2
Condition, quality, yy: my. > circumstances, T/3P//D stipu-
lation, NIN RK. TIN -al, ND Ay Sy -ary,
mewn | |
Condiileess 5 ‘T)) Condolence, ‘t°3
Conduce, promote, 7/47) help, dyin R. 53 -ible ym. s. “WD
oy -ive,m. s. WDD * Syn
Conduct, 373 PVT * 947 (oneself) MVM -N. 373
Jor, MID PID pin
Conduit, D7 * MbYN * NIy
Confection, mp m2an wy -er,m.s. API * ADIN
Contodasdher -ration, m2 -rate, =n -N. m. s. —by 2 ;
Confer, discourse with, 5 "2't bestow, ~ Mi -ence, |
aT
Confess, TINT ITT R.A +935 RK. 793. -edly,
TIAA + NOTA -ion, NA) TTI ID fest, ms. 993
772 *pyT |
Confidant, m. s. PT R. PT YON] * TID tN as
“TID LPN my confidant ) Confide, *"23 nba PIRI -ence, ©
assurance, MOM) * AION boldness, “29 Ok ‘mT

CON—CON 75

NY -ent, m. s. MOD “MOI. PsP * OD ey

Confine, fix, 227 shut up, 7207 ‘ N5D -N. bon pl.
DvIynT pa *msdrag -ment, WON soon ma

Confirm, establish, D*P * pn sthetygtiven PIM * WR -able,
m. 8. DIP) * PIT * IWAN -ation, DYP “PUNT “NW TAPA
-ed,m. s. 112) *DIPD *PITVD * TWD

Confiscate, OM ' vay -tion, DIT * vip

Conflagration, mya ° wR nboxn

Conflict, DMT * I -N. nimi “mI |

Confluence, -flux, |V27 -fluent, m. pl. TT8 Dipn oN *DY 3

Conform, comply, ° 5 nis *D2DM Ch. suit, 137 -able,
329 7° 95 -ation, TW -ity, MAN? -ist, m. 8. M712
ATT DD

Confound, perplex, oan *pbon mix, 53 -ed, m. 5.
ba3 +5) ° 773) -edly, migbpa ° MINA -er, m. s.
bra mde |

an to fice, “73 Toy compare, i/)"T -ed, m. pl.
me ds Dp sDwIT R. ow

Confuse, perplex, baba R. 553° aan -ion, * AVY
7793

Confute, to baffle, DY977 disprove, AD Ch. *wNDN -able,
m.s. 110) ‘WMD? -ation, PEND NWO

Congeal, SDP able, m. s. NDP? -ment, rINDP.

Congratulant, m. s. "JD -late, "73 -lation, m3

Congregate, Sapa "FONT * TWAT -N. collected, m. pl.
D’SDN) * DW -tion, Custos: MY’ TD DR * om

Conjecture, TWN * 7727 -N. {HT * Iw "yw -al,
9? 8 -er, m.s. DWN

Conjoin, Van -ed, DIAN * TTL pam -tly, TAN

76 CON—CON

Conjugal DWI Dw) 2uF

Conjugate, (a verb) bys pun MIA -tion, ry
oop *2pyin

Conjunct, m. pl: DMAN DAMN -ion, MD * NAN
-ive, m. 8. "JWOD * AFI (the mood of a verb) WIFI a
RMI

Conjuncture, TNYD NY "AIP * ot TID R. TW

Conjuration, a plot, WP enchantment, CDP * paw

Conjure, to enjoin, YAWM enchant, DDP ' nes -d, m. s.
PAW) -ment, MPIIY -er, DP WIN

Connect, 730 ' P37 -ed, m. pl. OMAN “DPD “DDD
ion, MAIR * MADD *MOMNT | .

Connivance, 8 mw) hy mie rt Connive,
DD Nw ‘py myn

Connoisseur, m. s. IPA * Play R.-Pa

Conquer, °9Y aA are (a passion) M2 DBD -able,
m. s. FYI * wom -or, M.S. on tia ny Conquest,
Ms) * Nhe) ° m3}

Consanguineous, (WA IN’ m. s. AMP =nity, ‘map
TINw | |
Coisclaniee! veracity, i MIVON MM") -tious, m. s. ° DOS “wR :

aw Conscious, -ly, m. s. ya -ness, TY" R. yr
Consecrate, WI * W271 -ion, WIP
Consent, “2 AY +> min + a *D2OF Ch. Ne TiN
MID2DM -ient, m.s. TY DDD :
Consequence, an effect, TNS * mon -quent, AnD |
-quential, important, m. s. 7233 “ap -quently, ‘amy |
i> Sy *y0o
Conserve, (see Preserve) -atory NJDDD * NQwWi Dip
Consider, examine, Pan Somyin regard, awn doubt,

CON—CON 77

PAD Ch. MTA Spe -able, m. s. 37 * DWM -ate, m.s.
PAD * wD -ately, prudently, >¥73 calmly,’ mawna
MID -ation, thought, Mavi *PIJID * VP recompence,
pisby + dan3

Consign, YAYIT * Di) “3D -ment, TIAA * MYDD

Consist, subsist: SYD “nw (as Dan. gh; i. v.21,
S807 wm and Daniel consisted ) rence, subsistence,
miw * MINYD agreement, mw -ent, conformable,
m. s. }i3] ently, —

Consistory, orbs "DODYT D733 -rial, ——~Sy

Consolable, m.s. “73! DMD) -ation, 72N) “DYDIN} ‘ONIN
-atory, — by Console, =: Consoler, m. s. DFTI/5

Consolidate, PIM * PIM -ation, PUN

Consonance, concord, su * TAM Consonant, suitable, m.s.
11D) *DY2 (a letter) MIR

Consort, associate, **2 pat marry, ANI Ch. -N. AY

Conspicuity, -ousness, 72 -ously, =3 -ous, m. s. “7772

MNT? *2573

Conspiracy, WP -ator, m. s. WIP *DWIPD Conspire,
wp ae

Constable, WOiY -ship, WOIWM NTNpPS

Constancy, FY TOF Constant, m.s. D%/2 ‘ TAIN -ly, Tih

Consternation, astonishment, aN ‘mn fear, * PTS
mona elie.

Constituent, essential, MyON R. I$ ‘DSP one who de-
putes, m. s. M94 Constitute, IPD *°Ms th} -tion, (of
the body) 31/9 (of government) M13"71977 ndwinr naan
-tional, 77 DEWIDD -tutive, m. s. D'P2) R. 1p

Constrain, FON * DIN ° vos “T7357 Ch. -able, m. s. * DIN
MID -LADN “DIN TID

78 CON—CON

Construct, ma -ion, the building, 7.22 interpretation, * Wd
WINE "FINA -ive, UID) IND) -ure, 2

Construe, ‘ahD wd ‘Na

Consult, “2. DkW *YYIT @ book) TAA Ww wan
-ation, TY

Consumable, m. s. DIF) * mw ' m2) *pld) R. ppd

Consume, nwt *mbp Dn * pn -ed, m. 8.” * pid3
on * nn ‘mb5 -er, m. & mnw +220 -ate,
mo> ‘yya ‘pdvin ‘NOD ation, ‘moon *ngbwin
mN?1 -ption, the act. of destroying, manga a disease,
who ° NT. WD ‘NOMS -ptive, ms. MWD +219

Contact, Contaction, P12 ‘m22p

Contagion, 723 ' AYP -gious, NPA IWIN

Contain, hold, PUNT * 2 -able, pind '435a R. dr

_ Contaminate, to pollute, (30 * Dt -N. A) ‘pain

Contemn, PPT MD | ORV

Contemplate, mimi "AWM PY (evil) w
my "wT -tive, m s. MTIWN
pynaba main wn |

Cota, m.s. 71 Ja m. pl. TAN 7 “33

Contempt, vileness, nin scorn, midpuh yw -ible, m. Ss
ya ‘bay -ibly, MWDA -uous, m. s. 151 *man
na A Spi 0 vara oxwa *drbia -ipaa snag

tion, *])'t

mn
* «Ops 3 —-tor,

Contend, strive, M¥3'7 * 5 ‘peyns argue, M7 -er,

MOND wx bya

Content, nbywin nbd ‘vaw -N. -ment, May ‘pay
-ed, uianan m. s. iT¥7) satisfied, m. s. Yaw -less,
yay psp |

Contention, quarrel, DIT) R. IT "TMD ‘pwL "AI.
debate, 713) -ious, DTD wy 1AM

CON—CON 79

Contents, what is contained in, }5F) amount, "]D

Contest, to quarrel, DUT *7¥3i7 * pwynn debate, MD15
-N. MIMD *T¥D *TND) -able, *PHD Ch. (for Pow )
372 172

Context, united, m. s. AMD (of discourse) WNT wry
-ure, OPIN NIN

Contiguity, mia7p ° Pia -uous, m. s. IP * PIAA

Continence, chastity, MY -ent, land, MWA YIN
abstemious, m. s. W715 cliniati2 m. s. PIN -ual, -uate,
jw 2 “TOF -ually, poy? -uance, duration,
mYTON abode, MMOY ° wid -uation, -uity, * MOMS
mon ° Mwy -ue, protract, PASI pwr dwell,
Thy ' Di persevere, TI *)D?

Contort, wpy *PL -ion, Miwpy * yw PTY

Contraband, 72" M793 “NID 89° TON

Contract, to bargain, ‘DY MW betroth, wis i Th shorten,
TYP shrink up, Pȴ Dp -N.ANIw Pes TN
-ible, m. s. 1¥P) *pdyY “dp -ion, *Pway * OOP
AXP “MIP -or, m.s. MWD |

Contradict, vinD <dicter; m. 8. WDD "INDIA *wS
-diction, -dictory, -ries, -tity, nwa ma lara -dis-
tinction, FTAIN7 regularity, DawHIDD Now wily -riwise,
ay, 1OD st, m. 8. WUE TAD VANS DI -N. syn
DANA * MATIN -sted, ms. YW TD wey DwAT

Contribute, give, |] promote, 33D -ing, -or, -ory, m. s.
{M3 ‘AAD -ion, the contributing, MI) a levy, DID * 2D

Contrite, 83 * 372 ‘INN. Ch. 114 Ps -ion,
nom awn |

Contrivance, nbann Contrive, —N¥D -7, m. s.. *8YVD
nyann

80 CON—CON

Control, govern, by bi “3 Sy -N, movin -ment,

SYD -lable, m. s. TP% -ler, Swin ‘Sy -lership,
<a nTpa

Controversy, a quarrel, mr al) ‘an. Beem ‘poy a
debate, PND) -versial, —O¥? -vert, PLAIN * 2) “7h Ch,
-vertible, m. s. WD} vind) -vertist, m. s. Mv y wrdiD

Contumacious, m. s. ° a5 + “TMI ne NW "12
ap)" “Twp -ness, wp * May m7 -ly, ss,

Contuse, vst "pp Contusion, 3 se7 “yy

Convalescence, NBD Convalescent, m. s, 8573

Convene, Sapa F DN |

Convenience, fitness, “WIT ease, YT NIM * 111") -ient,
m.s. WWD -ient time, WIM Nyw -iently, qwD2

Convent, (see Abbey) -icle, TPIT FWA -ion an assembly,
mn > ‘TTD°DN an agreement, 17 sw -ional, —2

Clouraisatle, sociable, m. s. OU) *WAN -ant, m.s. * Sui
17 -ation, aT Converse, discourse, 3°17 cohabit,
OMN “DY ADw

Ciesvelabies: a abn (from religion) VI NON R. 1% Con-
vert, Attend, ona “ITI IV 94 appropriate,
$920 -N. m.s. 125 E72 1% -er, ms. NYDN
*IN DY -ible, m. s. ARMY

Convex, M323 * 4p -ity, bay

Convey, transfer, mou “AUT ~-ance, mys “TIT -er,
ms DUD PID |

Convict, DWT wran-Nem. s.DWN * PW -ion, FADIA
R. MD TTY R. TY -ive, ms. MDP TW

Convince, PPD 7 -ible, m.s. MD * MD -ingly, *MINDIN -

yw
Convive, mai ' 35 207 -ial, m. s. mw i 25 * OID

CON—COR 81

Convocate, JON ‘Op -tion, DDS *mbmp

Convoy, 119 ° now oy OM -N. ms. mn

Convulse, PILI -ion, APY (of the muscles) Pwy PHI
Ch. DIN -ive, (person) m. s. MSY TINA

Cook, 58D -N. m.s. bya “May -ery, want nxdn

Cool, to make cool, “P27 * {3¥ slacken, 7377 grow cool,
VARIN * {2087 "BUT -N. m. s. “p ! MDW -er,
m. s. PPD *{¥D -y, Ded ‘TID -ness, indifference,
maint * mbernn Ch.

Coop, 1205 Fs -N. a cage, 3993 -er, WPAN NYY

Co-operate, “9 ON DY AMY -ation, * MBIT
MaNnAWT -operative, -partner, m. s. T2M RW Ch.
-partnership, Man * a bol4g

Cope, contend, pwynn sayin > tana

Copious, MI m.s. 37 -ness, YD 34 ‘ly, ie “yaw.

Copper, a metal, nw} a boiler, jODI8 if nndbp -plate, a plate
engraved, DIAS nay nwny (an impression from it)
—— 1D W¥ -smith, m.s. WM) win

Copulate, PA * Ait Ch. -ion, pias iaipies Bie ~ive, m. s.
PAT * AND

Copy, transcribe, JA3 phvi (a picture) a“ imitate,
Miyos ney 77a on -N.anDonpAwT IPE
M1971. -book, “mpny7 7D -ist, m.s, PAYD -right,

| APAYIT Dawn

Coquet, DIMI 0 PINT -y, DIANA yw? npon
te, DTN ATV DIANA ayiw> npn

Coral, pnnds *pypnady cline, —byp

Corban, an alms-basket, pry bw MDP a gift, JAP

Cord, a rope, ban "May * MPN -age, TWIN ban ;

Cordial, reviving, m. s. wD Ww R. Tw sincere, m. s.

M

82 COR—COR
TON RAN * DYN Dey ty, ‘may * mov

Comanadt: oP

Cork, DAD-N. astopple, DON "DID Ch. -screw, —7T

Corn, a grain, {1°1 (on the feet) pdt n?2 chandler, m. 8.
TID TBwD

Corner, an angle, ryt maa “PSP “TIP an extremity,
MIND *FID “TYP -stone, M32 a MWR Jas

Cornet, a standard bearer, DWT 727 Nab

Cornice, VF ‘mains “ND

Cornigerous, m. s. DP «bya

Coronation, MDD ANA Vw * wT OY AND nw

Coronet, =>) ale O07 mio

Corporal, bodily oy / Wow Ch. -ity, MID “mwa

Corporate, m. pl. any) lah “ion, PN Ya NWR

Corps, ‘TT

Corpse, 9M) "MDW ‘MND IB *NPaD +973)

Corpulence, wa TVD} Ch. "MDI Dw -nt, m. s. *}OW

nwa *dya

Correct, mend, }~PM *2YOVI punish, ID. reprove, MD -
R.MD9-N. m.s. PND * 7122 "DPW -ion, “DD *ANDIN
}}PM house of-ion, NIV MD -ive, m. s. DO * AW |
-ly, "iD? “wha -ness, Wi? ‘mine -or,m. 8. "DVO

als

Correspond, to suit, MIN) * })377 (letters) m. s. nys mou |
«PMs D8 *UAN -ence, (by letters) ———NN mbue |
friendship, OMANI * Map -ent, (by letters) JIT) Nabe .

AndDa suitable, m.s.j1D] * Wd
Corrigible, corrective, IDV *DAD Mp. R. mp>
Corroborant, m. s. PIT 'IWRD “DPD R. Dip -rate,

_

COR—COU 83

pin * WES * DY" -ration, pun "RAW ° Mopit

Corrode, box -ible, m. s. bbe Corrosion, mnnwn * Sra
Corrosive, m. s. POND * Mw * mD0

Corrupt, defile, N70 spoil, nwa than ° P2P R. 55D
grow bad, MMT * ‘ban: “bpp bribe, thw -ed, m. s.
nnwi) * bobo er, m. 8. MAW ‘bpbpn ‘Jann
-ible, m. 8. now “POP ‘ bam -ion, wickedness,
nnwin * nny * oaphp matter, YW * NDB Ch.

Corsair, DT “Wy DDIM Ww? Ch.

Cosmogony, pon nena pa pdiyn ADIN ASN
-graphy, hiya NIM MYT -polite, m. s. °Pa Ch.

poya Nw

Cost, had at a price, m. 8. JIU’ “3 73%) it-his life,
NUT jWDHID it-me trouble, m. s. ‘*32 smboy Mya?
mydnb moo sby TN. price, FUE YD

iS bSindl bis YYDA IPI binding, py 3yn

Costliness, dearness, T11?* Costly, m. s. “ps

Cottage, MDD R. J2D -1, m.s. 7D “Dv

Cotton, (the dawn) 73 OY (the cloth) —-—72

Couch, lie down, yan (the eye) niny Dy Mpa -N.a seat,
I3WiD “MOD *Y27 -ant, m.s. Y29

Covenant, MMA ND “oY MwT -N. man “AW
Covenantee, m. s. ma “Syn ‘mw

Cover, overspread, 1D} *"|D5D “mn ADIN “May *1bD
hide, PADI P Sand -N. a covert, WADD * NAM a
screen, JOVD “ADMD -ing, ADDN *MAY * MOD -let,
M2DD R90) :

Covet, TM * MAN -able, m. s. TDM) * MISA -cous, m. s.
ind «bina tin ° ASN -cousness, AWA *TMINN

Cough, Spe -N. by Iw

B4 - COU—COU

Coulter, MS pl. ON

Council, OXI ND*D& Counsel, yy) -N. advice, rISY a
pleader, (9 R. yr> * NMPIB Ch. lor, PT

Count, to number, m3 ° “DD ' apa -money to, YD R.71))
> AMF ADD Nivd Ch. -N. a number, [7 “BDA a
title, mia) Countess, —i7 nw

Countenance, PIN *D°2D 8&2 -N. support, “Da TIN}
PUT form of the face, DD * DSS “INV

Counter,a table, MNT indy base money, #)12 PDO Ch.

Counteract, act contrary to, “pa on" tae) TIT
balance, WIT MW *°7322 sea MaDe bowing
-evidence, wns my -feit, to forge, my -N.
ne Ch. -mard, “Ipagt pw -N. ow D9

ROMS * IPRA maw -march, yoo) aw. -N.

TIN? MAwN YoD R. yo

Counsennenais mtorr rID2ia R. FW) -part, W23Y TS
R. TTY WT IAP m. s. MN-plot, WP 4129 wip -poise,
-N. 9pwitnn ww :

Counterscarp, 3M 9909 pan may

Countersign, "T nonna Pin “Ws

Countinghouse, }AWTIT IIT} Countless, DD |S

Country, a region, {8 * 142") rural parts, ° psn’ pa)
nim one’s native soil, nin YTS -man, a hupharubinniil
MTN Ip a rustic, “22 born in the same country, —
Dy 1a as VOY | my countryman.

County, a shire, *}\3 ' ay)

Couple, join, TD¥iI marry, AW Ch. -N. TY * Av :

Courage, 29M PION take, PINT ‘POSMM lose,
mean °29 27 R. 3D -ous, ms. 132 ON
bom *why -ously, ya *a5m pYONa |

COU—CRA .: 85

Courier, m. 8 y?
Course, pursue, “IS P2'] A171 + THY rove about, Driv

-N. a career, | myn Sade, “VID (of nature) ‘poy nison
ys yaoi mM a race ground, NM IASS sy
R. ‘TIS -r, a horse-racer, TY PT a race horse, DID
NNTESN Ch. -ing, TY

Court, (a woman) MWS by aay mien “yD seek, WP2
-N. (of justice) "1 M2 (of a prince) ma "2D Noa
narrow street, Ih -eous, m. s, DY * WS") * 1H OW) uP
-eousness, -esy, {7 R. JIM VOW -esan, *NAIND
obyy Np -ier, a lover, oy Ai * AGN an itiatidines at
Court, ben sab“TO VY DMD -nartial, wd IMA
MONON -ship, MW

Cousin, m.s. TTT WAZ ANP

Cow, N, 7775 -herd, 9p12 "Mp2 BAS TNT AL

Coward, m. s. 229 *T1 (NT -ice, ale) *S TID -ly, —2

Coxcomb, -ical, MEN ’ 22 MDA * ANAND

Crab, a fish, JID .

Crack, to split, DYS *ppa -N. a chink, DYSS * mUpa -ling,

= Op -brained, m. s, 2p *FND

‘Cradle, a bed, nowy. * ney

Craft, art, YN nox -iness, TQ) * MW DPD) -ily,
—2 -sman, JON ' WN ty, m. s. OMY “DYDDIN +h

Crag, a steep rock, 9322) 922 *MAYI IM -gy, WP’ YS
-gedness, wp |

Cram, to stuff, PA] “DAN DOB Ch. eat greedily, 9AM
won xbnd

Cramp, Sy -N. hard, pn P mw p contraction,
Ch. DMIANT NY pray

Crane, (a bird) DID * Wy

86 CRA—CRI

Crave, ‘AN wpa ross hy -ing, longing, MWP3

Crawl, move slowly, bar

Craze, to weaken, 75" (the brain) Ay 7293 R. yn . 555
-iness, {PDT * MYT 29093 -y, ms. NYT Hp "bn

Cream, 29M Yow * ANN -y, wT Wow

Create, to form, ap! bin -ion, the bofiing!! i832 (the
world) poy -ive, Mm. 8. x72) 225m -or, N12 * boing
-ure, a created being, 1S) pa Mm. s. 872) a hidiian
being, TWN 7129 a brute! mn a dependant, m. &.
nan pay > TaywD Ch.

Credence, Leniins MIVON Griteata! M28 n> TTT

Credibility, MIOS83 “TON -ible, worthy of credit, m. s.
JN) probable, ned 3i9p

Credit, believe, “*2 YON trust, m9 * wR. med
NIT “NWO ‘MIDS -able, ms. * DON "Urs
Credulity, TION my nibp -ous, s, pas bp R. hp
Creed, | “NDS

Creep, win Sint -ingly, slowly, ON?A

Crescent, increasing, m. s. 72) etal (moon) 7295 30

Crest, of a helmet, PIIDM wy eas Mm. Ss. yoy yy

Crevice, mp3 ° mnpa "DSS (in a rock) 137) * P’P3

Crew, assembly, DDON (ofa ship) MINT nian

Crier, PDD NID Ch.* ip ayy

Crime, DUN "pws -less, m. s. DYOF * ‘PJ -inal, a convict,
ms. DWR *UN * pos -ination, maby -inatory,
m. s. pour

Crimosin, Crimson, poin* rae |

Cringe, to bow, MMAW "937 -N. a mbdaw myer

Cripple, DY977 mx pi -N. onda 733

CRI—CRU 87

Criterion, 787 ‘AMIN -tic, m. s. or cane -tical,
accurate, m. 8. D¥¥1) Ch. * PPT R. DP captious, m. s.
vip -ticise, IPA * MD1M -ticism, -tique, WP2* PPA

Croak, 1p IP -N. PP Ch.

Crock, YN re Crockery, YIN 2D

Crockodile, MWD pany sind

Crook, vpy ‘Spy Abo ‘my -N. MM -backed, |B} -ed,
ms. py ‘wey *OAPNB bps ‘MY -edness,
niwpy ‘AbD -edly, —3 |

Crop, "SP -N. the produce, T8IIM *¥P a bird’s stomach,
FINO *pDI Ch.

Cross, lay across, 29¥ Ch. *2>w +y)o95Na aNhd TaN
pass over, by ay cancel, mn ‘pn N. across, Mm. Ss.
yiosbN3 Qui a gibbet, aby YY captious, m. s.
WP! “MWD fretful, m. s. Divo *J01) a misfortune,
pyr yip° mn -ness, peevishness, DLT ‘mwpy -purpose,
NiDANA -way, DIT new

Crow, (as a cock) X71 -N. (a bird) SVP * AVY

Crowd, m. s. *7P7 *WAS PTI TANT -N. ‘poo
FIDDDN

Crown, invest with a-, IND *"tO -N. a diadem, a coin,
“ID a garland, m2 top of the head, PIR

Cruciate, P°S7T R. Pls ‘may

Crucible, Cruset, SID BP)

Crucifix, 82°9¥77 DOSY -ion, 8D¥ Crucify, I7¥ Ch.

Crude, unripe, 1D * ui non ness, WIT wh

Cruel, m.s. WON *2? * “mwp ty, AYYDN 112 nw

Cruise, MINA OYivi -N. MID Viv) -1, DW

Crumb, O99 ng ‘7B le, TATA "Ta + Nina

88 CRU—CUP

Crush, to bruise, YS *s83 -N. MUS"S) -ed, m. s.
827° YW

Crust, N. (of bread, pye) 153 ‘DMP

Crutch, nivwn .

Cry, weep, j mb) he bby * pit * pry proclaim, Sip 7204
exclaim, Jkw * MOY -N. D3 * moby APPS my
Dip * MaNw

Crystal, MDD

Cub, N. boy (of a Lion, Bear) "3. (Hart) oy

Cube, cubical, PAT * PIA a die, 8934p

Cubit, TDS -al, JNA TDN :

Cuckold, 82 -N. MAN) TwS Oya

Cuckoo, (a bird) Nw

Cucumber, nwpn * NYP pl. oeiwp

Cud, 17} chew the-, 972. 7297 737 RK.

Cuddle, to lie close, wa ANMPa bel) hug, Pan

Cudgel, p12 NDI R. 732 -N. bon pl nop

Cuff, (of a sleeve) TINS de win

Cuirass, FIND * mw ww -ier, yh

Culinary, mwa ma ou

Culpability, DUN -able, -rit, m.s. OWN *DAN

Cultivate, to till, MOIST AS Tay +t war manure,
Dar Ch. improve, {PMA -ion, Culture, * MOUS MTNA
ePIN “PA

Cumbersome, MODY * 73D * WD R. Sw) -ly, NTA

Cummin, 3/3

Cunning, subtle, m. s. pM." 553 ‘DIDI *US skilful,
m.s. AYAM -work, FIV MIND -ness, “UW
mI + yin +793 -ly, ay :

Cup, MIZID OW PPD -N. a vessel, PI * DID -bearer,

CUP—CUT 89

DPW W -ping-glass, DY'YAM NI¥I¥

Cupidity, MIVA * VV * apwn TINA

Curable, m. s. “3 =P yaa) R52 NDT

Curate, |ID"DIPD soon cy, ——" nw

Curb, “SP -N. WUD * 107 -stone, TWN jas

Curd, NDP -N. MDP] dn

Cure, to heal, FMM * NDI -N. MD * S| IW MDM!
-less, MDVIN vba: NBD PNI-d, ms. NB)

Curiosity, rarity, =. em 21 inquisitiveness, DISA
Aw Colas m. s, j?*

Curl, May (the hairy nie Sooo -N. + mabmD + my
nyy

Currency, circulation, TY fluency, MMV paper
money, JAM DIP son Current, coin, mind ay
PAOD Ch.astream, ral “73 “DY DT -ly, generally,
bb93 +39)

Currier, miny TAY Curry, nip tay

Curse, wish evil to, FU * 2p * 7p afllict, PYT ALT
R. Pry -N. FIND. *972P -dly, WWD

-Cursoriness, VMS TEM -orily, —f -orary, vn

Curtail, VP ‘NPT

Curtain, (of a bed or window) j un $ pop : head) Ch.

Curvation, | Mp2 Curve, to crook, DD

Cushion, 3

Custody, Wow put into-, —2 2 be in-,m.s.—2 733

Custom, Customary, bmn ‘ 3939 duties, DD’) -arily, ‘an
59999 21739 -er, m. s. MiP -house, ODI MA

Cut, (asunder) P¥P *2'12 *712 (in) WY -bread, DAD -flesh
off, 13 ‘FT -flesh to pieces, "2 * ND -hair, 172 -stone,
208 -N.a cleft, MYYPA a wound, DIY

N

90 CUT—DAN

Cutlass, 70 JIM Cutler, Epa wip —
Cutthroat, m.s. O¥I7 ° DA «Dw

Cycle, a circle, rT DPA -opedia, nen nD Wh
Cylinder, bs re ere ae

bi a tree, qin

1),

Dabble, avn — water) mon -r, m.s. ayn * nbn

Dagger, 7] mui al

Daily, DOP "OPA DP ID *oP DP ID2

Dainty, delicate, m. 8. "|" * padl> Ay delicacy, *PRan
DYyaPID "Dy Wi * myo -ily, Aya *DYba

Dairy, 29m AeA MA maid, 25m my

Dale, pay *mypa vdny wy * mae

Dalliance, pastime, DYWYw Dally, pwUy R. Apw

Dam, to shut up, 30 *94D -N. a flood gate, “20 ' Pl, a
mother of brutes, OS

Damage, PYM *R2P “IDDM Ch. -N. Pld py ID|T
-able, m.8. pt IDB. ORR -d, ms. pop. "pt
R. 55p

Damascus, PW?" Damask, SINS MIP

‘Damn, condemn, DWT ; pw (to. destruction) oh ain)
curse, AP ° TIS -able, -ed, m.s. V8 -ation, DIA

Damp, to wet, DOV are)on ‘mbnd R. ny deject,
mm meq +25 pT R. ODD -N. wet, ms. 79
TW -air, cpombnd emind

Damsel, mya ° nabs

Dance, TP" spi -N. “ing, mA Ti oD

Dandle, Lwyw

- DAN—DEA 91

Danger, N. 11330 Ch. (of life) YD} MIDD -less, Y92. -ons,
m. 8. }2DD |

Dangle, m. s. “INN *WO¥P JW -r, a trifler, m. s.
ager Pree.

Dare, DWNT m. s. in won -ing, bold, m. s. * 25 *VION
DNA *tY (action) Mp

Dark, wanting light, qwmn * Dé cloudy, “MAY * {avr
"IP -en, peng oxen “TTP -ness, want of light,
mown ' wn ' noby (intense) mIPaN Wn -some,
aD

Darling, m. s. “92. “DIN 2 NIN Mng?a
WA TD |

Darn, 27) DAD *PT2 IPN

Dart, (17 *POID mn R. YD) -ingly, {TMD

Dash, strike, ab) win blot out, pnd * mig) -N. cin writing)
IP. a blow, #33 -ing, m. s. 1M * bman

Dastard, m.s. 239 "JSP -y, ba ‘Nia

Date, (a fruit) “OM (of time) DVI-I v. ee
-less, 59

Dative, PONY DM OY

Daub, 1D (with lime) “OT * MW pitch, "53

Daughter, MQ pl. N42 R. 922 -in-law, 97D

Daunt, M17 7|77 +39 ODT R. DDD -ed, m. s. * 25299
mena i

Dawn, IW Mosby -N. WPA saw

Day, DY -book, TW IBD -break, IMWA My -labourer,
ms. DY “Tay 3 journey, DY son 1" -light,
DPT AND to day, DVT

Dazzle, (him) MYDY “Poy"PAIT APN

Deacon, ID-VPY -ry, — Nps

o2) DEA—DEC

Dead, without life, m. s. MVD dull, m.s. FID still, * AD

DAM -en, NYDN -ly, mortally, min? -ness, faintness,
nydan |

Deaf, m. s. wT. -ness, maw

Deal, to distribute, ° ‘5 pon to trade, jn Nw -N. a part,
pon a quantity, IBD? firwood, wind -er, a trader, m. s,
AD) NW why + alanis) -er of cards, pp bpn pana -ing,
business, yA NwID ° MWYID * pOY Ch. concern, 74
as Vp 5 PS VA T have no ieblins with him. Dealt,
used, m. s. "DY Ait3 ney

Dean, }7197}209 Ww ay,——n Nps

Dear, m. s. p) * p> -ly, at a high price, I}12 with fond-
ness, PHY MIAN] -ness, MAP? * TY TION

Dearth, scarcity, “ion bavretiiies) ap7° nova

Death, NY) -like, MYDD ‘OD

Debar, o bu) ‘IoM * ONT

Debate, to argue, M217 * non -N. M3)

Debauch, TT “DT R. M73 «MO -N. -ery, MDT -ee, |

ms. 1D2O R. NI MSA AoW sme OD

| Debenture, 2M Ww Ch. 7

Debile, m. s, WIM ANY * AY * MD -itate, WONT AT
-ity, MOM sbyy * D7

te

Debt, 2N Dehtee, op mya Debtor, m. s. ‘25m *5ya

mid
Decade, "WY Decalogue, M27 niwy
Decamp, D3 -ment, YD
Decay, 93 *1123 * pint R. ppd -N. prop 9a + po
‘Decease, P13 * Nid -N. 3 ye ° Mn -d, m.s. 3/13 ' MVD

Deceit, OYAYN ° pp)” MiN‘D7 TI + AeT NA
-ful, aaneaias m. Ss. +595 oN “pT! myn ° pny

DEC—DEC 93

Own *LN Deceive, M57 apy * PIT R. AD -d, ms.
M72 ry ap

December, YwAT win *19D3 Ch.

Decency, MOY) * {2/71 Ch. Decent, m.-s. OWI Ww)" pan
dy, PIOYID PID “AND

Deceptible, m. s. WD" * MPN -ion, (see Deceit)

Decide, 14) * YN * “in3 -dly, parond -r, m. 8. NAP TAN

Decimate, take tithe, WY give tithe, TWP -ion, Wy

Decipher, 1W5 *7N5 *7N8D -er,m.s. WDD “IND “ID

Decision, I “WD *DawID rT Decisive, m. s. ‘yw
7123 -ly, prrdmd Salty,

Deck, to cover, 1D) N. (of a ship) MINn moe

Declaim, 78) My Dip NWI -er, ms. DIDI rN
ona -mation, mindin bsp -matory, by

Declarable, m. s. INI} * wb. BD" -ation, an affirmation,
MINT “DD * MII’? publication, OTS AyD
-ative, m. s. IRD ‘wan "PTW Declare, * YT
TID CIN OR. Te Ty ed, ms.
yy +23

Declension, (of nouns) 7 aw7 pwn mI

Declinable, m. s. ‘T%)3) -ation, act of bending, iT

Decline, vary, M0i3 refuse, {82 decay, 01 * nb -N. a
decay, 1993 * PD R. ppd -of day, DIT Nid)

Declivity, T7172 * Paw Ch. -vious, m. s. MD men ba bab

- Decoct, boil, bwa digest, SNM -ion, awa

Decompose, wan “TID Lition, MWD “TTI

Decorate, 75> my -ation, "TP! -ous, m.s. DY * “ufo ° par
-um, MHD YI a ule jay Ch.

Decoy, Wa ‘wepy = Suyion. -N. nw wpin ‘divin

Decrease, grow less, pin ‘7D * p13" diminish, yy

94 DEC— DEF

OWT IDM “OMT -N. wiv * WOM * Mp
Decree, N71 {D2 4} -N.NT“DANB “AT |
Decrepit, m.s. tpi) *mba * aw -ude, pin ma saaw
Dedicate, consecrate, wip "wrap eo Pla umiettoe: wr

-d, m. s. wD ‘wD -ion, 330 ' WIP * Wr -or,

m. 8. wrino
Deduce, 8°S7217 "72 -ment, m. s. N¥23 ' “43 -ible, m. s.

NY) 72) Deduct, P32 '7D3 sion, abatement, * NDI

my
Deed, arin, ey a) maya Ty ai instrument, —

an. * Dow Ch. -less, m. s. buy Mma73 * MW
Deem, to judge, ta} 3) 4 to think, 2WM
Deep, far to the bottom, m.s. PY sagacious, m. s. * YF

Tw depth, Py the sea, Dn ‘moan -ly, to a great —

depth, POLY sorrowfully, 2¥I * nayynd en, POV
Deer, mon * bye » “TAS *.2¥ a young-, "ay |
Deface, to raze, pnd “and disfigure, MIN INN AnwiT

-ment, (T8/D ANIA nonw7
Defalcate, "¥P * nop: P¥P -ion, IND “TS SP
Defamation, mrehnt ny 134 -tory, —Syp
Defame, PWOT *ADT WIT OAT TAD AN
Default, defect, {IDM *DVD *DIB Ch. -er, m. s. INT

pend *pbua xy mb ;
Defeasable, m. s, 562% *53D) “IBY R. WD Defeat,

frustrate, D'7° bia 59D rout, TANT ' TD R. F733 i

-N. 790) * 2103. 93D -ed.m.s. 7B *y2 22
Defect, DID * Won -ible, -ive, m. s. ‘ya *"DM -ion,

revolt, TI) * by yw TD nw
Defence, a guard, MDM * {2 vindication, * rales yah

MP TOT. -less DMD 130 2 Defend, to protect,

DEF—DEG 95

“Wa pnbn roby 133 _\atJ to vindicate, roby yon yon
PIs (oneself ) PIoyn OMI (one’s own life) m. s.
*wD) by Thy -ant, m. s. yang Ch. -er, m. s. "MDM
wie "yon R. yr? P*TS1D Detensible, (person) m. s.
PAY) (place) WYID

Defer, to delay, TOY “INS * wea ' DMM refer to,

“5 pI R. M3 -ence, AVID OY NIT

Defiance, FIN * WIT NMANT +43

Deficiency, DMD *} DM -cient, m. s. WOM

Defile, violate, 8 pollute, — “Oia -N. 71 -d,m.s. * 80
PNID -ment, MINDY * PND, NOW * N29

Definable, 1D? * a NY pony

Define, explain, Wa * wp 2 to limit, ba decide,
yon Ti2 + o>r-+, ms. INN P¥P-ite; “Pia “ban
YWI2 (article) APY ‘17 -ition, a description, fi ay
WATE decision, NOT * OBLID * M171} -itive,m.s. * 772
windy ei |

Rha roristicitt a rape, mana ‘3 Deflower, (a virgin) NO
mana may

Deform, to dishonour, bbn ° 8720 to mar, AN nw
-ed, m.s. NNW -ity, MWD * bpp R. 5p

Defraud, 1Py * 7797 ‘ain R. 772° -er, m. s. 87D

Defray, ADMD {2 *°Ns 5955 as, I will- thy expense,
by DMD | NN bobo

Defunct, extinct, m. s. TIS * DON dead, m. s. nd * pia

Defy, FN ta iw? PAINT

Degeneracy, -ation, mp *mMaaiw mADWw . -ate,
pnp *I2iw -N. -ous, mM. 8. pwns * mba

Degradation, lowering, wey ye lowness, mira Deamide,

Daw * dpm R. ddp

96 DEG—DEL

Degree, a step, MT a rank, my (on the earth)
DYP 77 by degrees, Opi Opi

Deject, YY °3? DNA R. DDD -ed,m.s. *1 “F733
AYT * INP -ion, Sy, nayy ‘ARDIAM

Deification, toed niwy Deify, mito niwy.

Deign, *°9 }2 * YI oN |

Deism, WTP 12ND MYM MPD Ch. Deist, 52
——a yn2 Deity, ot ori aT

Delay, shy ° wun ° SOMON ‘any -N.NN ‘maTy

Delegate, depute, MINODA Novi pa -N.WNbD “mds
TS PPB-ion, MIND NPA

Deleterious; m.s. M735 * ITT * 207) Ch.

- Deliberate, think, boniym ‘yy hesitate, TOY ‘MOTION -
Jive,m.s. nn “bani ‘A1}- ion, MSY MPBAwT
nwt

Delicacy, softness, MID * 17 *PAIWNT deliciousness,
PA * AIA ‘ay politeness, nvow3 *DYWM Delicate, —
delicious, DDO * DTV (person) m. 8. "pad * Ay
DAH -ly, MYM] * DI |

Delight, please, doy ‘mw to-in, 1a ANT Mow -N.7
ay * ANDY * Ww YY -ful, m. s. PID * MpawD

Delineate, VW¥ ‘TMA *INF -ion, TS eaeia)

Delinquency, pw “TDW -ent, m. s. NDOT * PUD |

Delirious, m.s. Dy «nyo * Saban R.d5a + onan”
um, DUD MY ADA baba ° soma :

Deliver, resign, ‘300 * “DID to rescue, wus ‘TTS Fab Ta)
pronounce, nyt ARP Oy (as a midwife) 19) -ance, -y, :
TOT ATYOD ° nbyn emma a7 +779 -r, ms.
7300 “DID ' dyn ¢ Tip phir | MAID Ty

Delude, MDI Sw R. kw et byw Deluder,

DEL— DEN 97

Deluge, OY * AAD -N. DYDD DvD AY + DIAN R. 933

Delusion, MIND “MDW so MD R. m2 “NWA
Delusive, m. s. py . mynd *YDD

Demagogue, Dy7anan Oye WN

Demand, ies, bie basen; wns wpa -N. a question,
mNw acall, WI} a claim, TWP -er, m. s. * WI
ivi .

Demean, behave, FINI * ATT -our, ATID "Dawn

Demerit, OWS * NOM N. DWN ' SOM TY

Demesne, MAN MAS nom

Demise, * 5 ay ‘N. death woe nays

Democracy, ayn nownn -ratical, — —by -rate, m. Ss.
——) 7D}

Demolish, mingn *YA2 * D7 -sher, m.s. YI * OID
tion, PIDN ‘AYN) * TO. |

Demon, 29 A *pNp ' Iw R. pra * Tw -iac, m. s.
snap yy yO

Demonstrable, MIN *77> ‘OS -rate, MII *T2
ration, ADV -rative, MADAMA ‘WIA

Demoralization, DVT monn mye -ized, Mm. 8.
nw * pp

Den, VIN" ATND * FIFI * VN lions-, MNS 3a rob-
bers-, ayy nwn : 7

Deniable, that may be aeier: m. Ss. wr that may be refused,
YI) * |. Denial, MYMII “yD + AND -er, m. s.
vnID | ;

Denominate, bya 1p ° M3D -ion, DW * 3D -ive, ms.
owl NTP m0

Denotation, MADINA R. MIN Denote, be a sign, }D°D

Denounce, inform against, pown * SOM Vt -ment,

oO

98 _ DEN—DEP

MOY * SON NII =, m. s. Ow ' ROM VBI
Dense, m.s. 2 ‘PIM -ity, TaD PIN
Dental, OWA by Dentist, m. s. DW *NDI7
Denunciation, declaration, MPT AY R. YT
Deny, to refuse, PID * {8 disown, WHD
Depart, go away, a *PD2 * wD desist, M03 * MMW * TID
die, 212 * ND -ure,* DOA * AND "Aya + TPO
MD mre |
Department, a province, *}}3 * rae an office, TIPS
Depend, to rely on, by Wey eon * a non na

hang from, “2 712M -ance, MOM) * Tinga * ADD
-ant, m. 8. °°9 TaYwD Ch. annn YI} -ent, m. s.

“aon
Depict, I8F * "Ss Ch. -ed, m. s. IND WS
Deplore, “Sy barn + --5 tb -able, m. 8. 272
Deplumed, m. s. mya *DOWD
Depone, swear to, maawa TY -nt,m.s. WR. TW

Depopulate, MINWI * MIDDW Div” * DWT * JIN De

population, ruin, | muy ° Mow ° Mal

Depose, to attest, TT degrade, peti: efist3 VOT -ition, —

ny nag mon
Deposit, to trust, T. 9 IPD to pawn, WW {2 -N.
wpa ‘paw
Depot, (for recruits) MOM227 D3 TW)
Deprave, yap * AAW -ation, -ity, may ° Maw
Deprecate, bbanm * Won -ion, man eer lata
Depreciate, m. s. “DWP yo “VID "0A

Depredate, Tw *Sow ‘tia *ObM -ion, “MD “DEN ©

“Tish mindy or, m.s. TTiW bays “ta ‘ODIN

Depress, pyn "PSA 'YIDiF -ion, humbling, MPIDT

DEP—DES 99

humiliation, MYND. * T2DY -or, m.s. "PDD * MaWD
P¥D TY

Deprivation, 19°7¥ Deprive, 99u* *71pD

Depth, deepness, poy abyss, DIT *mbayn

Deputation, masdyp ‘DN Depute, NID Mw
MINA Deputy, PPR *Mdw -qWd “PY

ennists pin 7272 -ment, MDI * bads R. bby

Deriliction, 72} * MANY

Deride, “2 Sgt =< pa ayd ember 3 pry Derision,
bina cra cad “x5 *PIMY Derisive, *~9 *pnyn
bmp ‘ras ayid

Derive, SS ae 7a -ative, 7iA3 * min -ation, ma

Derogate, 23 °DN room -N. m.s, 2112 °0M ion,
mya * ndbp ory, UND * pn

Descend, to come down, 7 come from, °"2 1) -ant,
MTVIN -ent, “7 MD YD -sion, MTN +t, THD ‘amdin

Describe, 8K) ‘ay Ch. R. V¥ -ption, IWIN * WY -ptive,
m. 8. IND * P¥D

Descry, nie , pan "NYO ‘mY .

Desecrate, bon "NID -ion, WTP ‘bb

Desert, W03 * ay (as a soldier) YYBIVI * ma -N. merit,
MD R. AD waste, VY MDM * Na oR
Mon maw “pow ID -er, ms. TID ANY
yan onde ~ion, maga "ID less, Suva

Deserve, m. s. “bays ¢ Dain ab _dly, WNWID ' pawind
ing, m. s. 10 * WP? * 7 Ch.

Design, to purpose, TUM *}1D -N. TAWTD "MID -edly,
—2 -ate, “YSCh. INF) -ation, intention, 199 appointment,
TIPS -er, ms. ABM -ing, ms TOMY 17313
DDDIN *was ‘nor “bya

100 DES—DES

Desire, to wish, WD * VAM Siw covet, }DD TAM ‘ANN
-N. TWpa 'yaN 'NoRw “ADD ‘oIeM “osn
-ously, —2 -ous, m. s. ‘wan! ydm° byw 023 “Win
ANN -able, m. s. TaTh3 TTD ' MSA

Desist, 590 ‘1 Toy "nay mp ¢ Sn

Desk, MAD Nan

Desolate, INT "ADOW Dive ‘ OWT * NINWIT -N. (see
Desert) Desolation; ian “a mow

Despair, despond, 29 a 37 LN. WAN) * [1D -er,m.s.
22D 129 #299 WD

Despatch, send, Aw M0 kill, MOT ION -N. rapiedad,
NWI * BM a messenger, WN mou: be yop

Desperate, rash, m. 8. WID3 ' bran without hope, m. s.
wi ‘TAN -ly, furiously, mona rashly, n7maa -ion,
abana WN?

Despicable, m. s. 23 * DS82 ' Sau) -ably, maw

Despise, THD ‘ORY ‘OND bon (his own life) W0
T3272 wD? ° mind wp AN
Despite, DYON . PAW * pon -N. malice, my. - pen

ful, ms. DYDD 1D RY

Despoil, DIMM * TTB? * 1753 -liation, DM * TH * TTR

Despot, -ic, Y™W *SSBMD wD -ism, NYWO

Dessert, TTD 1943°P * ipras

Destine, Ht) * 13 -d, m.s. }VD * TW * |} -ation, “7990
VM Destiny, T12.* AD WA |

Destitute, forsaken, m. s. ATLI poor, m. s. "}I¥3 the -ion, i

son mt R. 454

Destroy, lay waste, TI’ * anno kill, Bala f TANT -oyer,

-uctive, mnmwid ‘an “TAND ° 7 -uctibles m. s.

nn ‘am aT TaN -uction, “NAW * 42n

DET—DEV 101

m7 *y TIN

Detach, TID * PIT * Pm «ment, SALT PPT

Detail, php WI -N.OID * Twp

Detain, stop, WYP * APY Ch. (one’s due) PY keep in custo-
dy, 893 “DN -er,m.s. WW * pep * IBD

Detect, NYD -ion, INST

Detention, restraint, "EHD * 3132 imprisonment, IDS

Deter, MUD ' NP “ah J17 -ment, AYA “NT “TI

Deteriorate, P77 ‘pun ° bpbp -tion,. Pr -bpbp

Determine, -ate, decide, yun * oP 123 hiniie: ‘aan -able,
JM * YUM -ately, decisively, nyonna resolutely,
2) yONa -ation, MOdMT ‘atta sma abD pyr
ed, m.s. JON) * PMD 99° 7923 ‘dary “oon
2? *p oN

Detest, yp * YM * p32 -able, m.s. ypw * ayy * dyin

ation, RW * ayn bay

Dethrone, 193)! 9317191) “YO -ment, 71D

Detract, “Sy 734 yin: per 2 ea Sipe bp ion,
723 ‘mw *m55p -ive, m. s. Shpnks HIND -ory,
ndbp Pal

Detriment, TaN * Pil ° PINT -al, m.s. PD ° mmwip

Devastation, destruction, TIAN "yan

Develop, unfold, 17) * S¥DT PNR. YT

Devest, to strip, Owes take away, YOM

Deviate, riyyD ' myn * WAT VWI 03 Pp 7Ay -ion,
moi ‘mp Tay

Device, contrivance, MTD * mann an emblem, ° MND)
maw R. ny

Devil, 7 Ch. R. TW -ish, m. s. ow * TKD *yT

Devise, contrive, 1WM -d, m. s. 1¥1

102 DEV—DIF

Devolve, fall to, ° b ob) roll down, 553

Devote, (to destruction) DYE dedicate, weTp

Devotee, m. s. TPAND ‘opnn -ion, worship, man wy

Devour, mo “gros: -er, M. 8. man yo

Devout, OF) * DA * TON -ly, nina * ninvorna

Dew, to wet, bom -N. by -drop, by bay -y; rave)

Dexterity, mayen ry -ously, —2 -ous, m. s.
yy NI

Diabetes, ordi 1M Aly

Diagonal, HODOE * yin ypy -ly, —2

Dial, Nivw ANT nidyeon ?¥ -ling, — —n2xb0

Dialect, speech, Twn SPI -ic, |VarF -ical, — yy

Dialogist, ABVD *IATD -gue, MD) * aT R.A

Diameter, ap -rical, =D -rically, in opposition, 732?

Diamond, bz

Diaper, Ji0O8 rminon

Dice, 8925p play with-, — PN Dicer, —3 prwn |

Dictate, MN R. AP -or, YL 4479 Ch. -orship, — IPB
-orial, JO7W?

Diction, 1929 * yi -ary, bee 790 R. 5p .

Die, to expire, FVD to colour, YAY -N. a colour, PAY a
stamp, JOIN CNN Ch.

Dier, PI *Ya¥D |

Diet, to eat by rule, QEWDA MOD OD -N. food, AS
a convocation, DIDI nD DN 3 ;

Differ, to vary, *"2 rises (in opinién) by pon contend, —
OY PYUNT * IT -ence, May * pM AIM Sa
wD * poy -ent, unlike,m. s. *'7 (Jv another, ans :
ently, WIS jaka +3272

Difficult, m. s. Wp “T5 -y, perplexity, PI" ADD |

DIF—DIP 103

Diffidence, TID8 "0M Diffident, m. s. * MOD IPS
na bays * pad? Ch.

Diffuse, pour out, "D2 * p¥? spread, PAD * OD -edly, “349
POuwA -ive, m.s. > -iveness, T¥IDM

Dig, rn2 5M -ger, m.s. 7775 ° “apn

Digest, (as meat) DONNA set in order, }*317 R, }15 -ible, m. s.
bom -ion, aay * aa mID0

Dignified, m.s. WT * Tdi * sity -fy, M7 * T25 -tary,
37 MD -ty, 797 03° nsiv 2173

Digress, to deviate, **7 VD m3 -ion, mrp ° rVO3

Dilapidate, 270 ‘Oi -ion, TIAN * Oi -

Dilate, INIT * PPD WAD)-or, m. s. ITD * 239 -ory,
m. s. bey

Dilemma, Man R. 2

Diligence, MY™IN * TTP -gently, —A -gent, m.s. * YIN
“piv

Dilucid, m. s. WWD * WAH -ate, INA * WD

Dilute, PT Dilution; APH R. ppt

Diluvian, 92D yi R. ny or 292

Din, m. s. ID * DDY * DPA -ness, (of sight) N72 stupid-
ity, MWEY

Dimension, 3779 * 9°73

Diminish, po “OPT *POPI * HM -ishing, m. s.
“om son -ution, waa -utive, m. s. "yop “pyr
W¥D

Din, Wy "kw PND “yin Aye

Dinner, DYNA b2ND I MN} give a-, ——boxa Dine, — —55s
Dining-room, ropa Ch.

Diocesan, }193'7 Ch. *WID"IAD Diocese, —N TPB

Dip to immerge, San moisten, 3077

104 DIP—DIS

Dipthong, nji31 min
Diploma, Ch. ANWIT AD ° MDD |
~ Direct, to command, my regulate, Poa. TWAT “su .
(oneself) }{3/7 -N. straight, m. s. “Wh * 3D) express, m. s. .
WADI ‘NTN -ion, an address, YIN WaTY Mah |
nS an aim, oP’ M313 in all Sineioti hae 23D
-ly, immediately, TWTO3 * AAS 02 straight, WW. -or,
m. Ss. “WRID * TD R. ry
Dirge, “BON TAD ID R. Pp ;
Dirt, filth, *#13%9 * DO * ddan WOT WI TD NIN
SY -iness, IW * My, OME 1 7O-N. mis. DTN
7) q
Disability, 9 IDA “ I¥P “WIM Disable, * DP AYP
won -d,m.s. 93 TEP ‘wont }
es ecninisoate mn ayn -ation, M70 * 7 son :
Disadvantage, PT * al -ously, —3 -ous, m. 8. PUD RK. PI |
Disaffect, 29.9 RK. 129 +N OWI -ed, m5.
my OOY BPN 6-2 YP K.P 1P -ion, ANA NWI
Disagree, to quarrel, ‘DY AF (in opinion) 27 by Son fo
able, m. s. *240 83 -ment, 20 * pon i
Disallow, to reject, 8°77 R. 81) * wD deny, WF1D -able,m.s. —
wrongs '* iv 8 I
Disappear, TaN 93) on * 7a) Aon Ds
Disappoint, | nonin mp 520 -ed, ms. “INSMIN *INIPA |
[1D1D3 -ment, bar nonin npn R. bm
Disapprobation, JIN -prove, IND” yan N5 2:
Disarm, deprive of arms, ** PUw3N coy) confound, maw Wie
m1 -ed,m.s. 97D “IND 1B i
Disarrange, DAM rhaba bby -ment, MDI ined
Disaster, PSX * TION ‘PTT -rous, 7) R. a! ayy

PIS—DIS 105

Disavow, WMD -al, nwnn
Disband, separate, ™pT (soldiers) Ww? US mow
Disbelief, 128 90n -lieve, not to believe, POST na
deny, YTD -liever, m. 8. }YOND JPN ' wnat
Disburden, 94° p42 sey bpit R. 45p
Disburse, DYD PYF *DiD NW -ment, Ch. OH MSyin
Discard, ay (him) waar? mous -ed, m. s. *§wiD2? npuin
a3 |
Discern, distinguish, 137 judge, WEY ‘PI -ible, m. s.
73.723) WIN Ch. -ing, ms. CIID "paps sw
nent mwa man ‘mya S3y
patie liars) nbue clear, 13 + 72 (one’s duty)
.s NDT NY) emit, NIT -N.* maby ¢ oy}
Tassin
Disciple, a follower, m. s. “8 *NDDD a scholar, DOA
ship, “i baw
MID yw yan: ee
Disclaim, to deny, wD “|S
Disclose, m3 +F, Ms Ki m2 -ure, "3
Discolour, to stain, 87D nnwn change, DY} ia -ation,
Sy nw *p5 nu
Dccomfit. von *H43 -ure, mwAon "Da
Discommode, M70 * FANT 1 PIN ious, tT
nib ‘nydn |
Discompose, -concert, pop ‘Dan 7223 292 -composed,
m. 8. YB 22229 -composure, ra Ma ' 2223
Disconformity, sniindabciss ADDN tA Ch.
Disconsolate, D137 PND -ly, nam soa -ness, IAN
Discontent, DYII*M WIT -N. -edness, yaw pn

P

106 DIS—DIS

puvan -ed, m.s. ISD “OPIN -edly, ‘oapwina- ;
yaw PSD (

Discontinuance, a cessation, MMA * Sara * MTMOY -ue, i
mag one ‘aiy san soba + stip rity, |
TB MpeND

Discord, discordance, rvPTD eTIDOIA opposition,
pond mT pion -ant, m.s. MP MS AP IND m. pl.
p»inio Ch. iri mDINa :

Discover, disclose, {18 AS moa detect, N¥1D -able, m. s.
rey +93 -ed, m. 8. N¥7D) -y, the discovering, MND .
invention, ANY

Discount, **79 29 *733 -N. ji * 933

Discountenance, pan i) Dwr -N. D5 navn

Discourage, 25 ala aah mano -ment, J) R. 59

Discourse, converse, 2717 treat upon, #7 -N. ala)
nwa q

Discourteous, m. s. MYT “ADT “aya -ly, MIA

Discredit, pena cae nda to disgrace, sbyom R. O5D
Ma-N. Hp ‘Ma ta

Discreet, m. s. nae aap -ly, wa eee:

Discrepance, | mDaIN ‘PND Ch.

Discretion, prudence, bow rym liberty of ie |
PTPNS + TID ary, ms. #2 TNYD PNET
iNDND jabs WwRID mwiy

Tisiditinnise, separate, ova ° WADI -ion, bean waa

Discuss, MINT * Pada R. AD) +555 -ion, MD bande se

Disdain, WNW * bpm ° bry ta LN. vp mbt ya
fully,‘ WDID OND -ful, m.s. 9PM * brn m0 |

Disease, “ONT * NDT -N. mone ‘OND -d, m. ae
nbin * asia .

DIS—DIS 107

Disembark, to set on shore, war? wan pw to come on
shore, MWD 797 * TINT MN ate

Disembitter, ny YON R. 1D ‘PANT

Disencumber, 93% 9p7 R. 95p -brance, AVTB * MOM

Disengage, -tangle, -thral, "OB * ipl * yon | mbes wSr
(oneself) IOEiT ' P37 -gaged, m. s. clear from, ‘P43 TR
at leisure, WAT * Ch. 2 4? wh

Disfiguration, deformity, ANID Mmw defacement, nonwn
MIND -gure, TAN WD mnvn -gured, m. s. INV “‘nnwn

Disfranchise, non boys mpd R.A

Disgrace, P77 *3)70 * 53 -N. ful. yop mI +7223

Disguise, to conceal, ID oneself) “AbYNA ‘a3N
WENN MAW -N. a dress, WAM *DD a mask,
MDD a pretence, MOY * MINN -d, MID monn
m. s. wand

Disgust, provoke, Oyo ° ys to dislike, * 5 x1? min

2 wing bya Sha psp ful, m. s. ip *DNDI ‘aN

Dish, inden aw N, wp

Dishearten, 27 3297 JT R. D7 -ed, m. s. 39 #77 * 4g

Dishevel, WN" yop -ed, m.s. WNT *PIID

Dishonest, m.s. Pw ' wD * aNd ' ‘7155 -honesty,’ 333
pw * wns ‘orp -honour, to disgrace, *7 “pn +b23
violate, NY Dom N. -honourable, * op ° et mba
111) -honourable person, bya m. Ss. bay: ale “ba: “12

Disinclination, PINE * 7 D3 * mND -cline, “FIND non
$027 R. N12 -clined, m.s. YBN IPN “18D

Disingenuity, TIVO 4on -nuous, {VON Na

Disinherit, moma Tayn

Disinterested, m. s. {¥2 ayy “WA PM * DA

Disjoin, separate, maT ‘pon ‘DD put out of joint, YPIT

108 DIS_DIS

R. Pp» -junct, disjoined, m. s. ‘T152 * pom) "DMS
“Junction, ‘TI *mpen -junctive, m. s. TDD ‘PDDECh.
Dislike, BND +80 * yan NOUN. yd sp
Dislocate, PIB * YP -ion, (of a limb) Ch. DIAN pS
Dislodge, #9 "Mw ' DM -ing, WI Mw IDA
Disloyal, (to his king) 12902 MOD 323 -ity, YW) *742
Ih |
Dismal, m.s. 1p Jy, MITTP *PiSDA ‘Piva |
Dismask, to divest, }D/2 “DIT uncover, 1,
Dismay, 29 JU DIR. D7 ‘DDD INDI -N. ADE |
soon ;
Dismember, ?")5 (a limb) FIM2 -ment, PND * TM :
Dismiss, MW -al, -ion, MW * ONE -ed, m. s. |
mown * wD |
Dismount, to alight, ™ to throw from, "17 ;
Disobedience, 19D **77D -bedient, m.s. 23D * i -bey,
“AO TMD :
Disoblige, Y82 * DYo7 -ing, m. s. YRID * DYDD 3
Disorder, to confuse, D737 * Pa2a R. 553 make in, ont .
PY -N. AD * banda “pty mdm *°bh ly, m. s.
baba9 S50 *eayp Ps Disordinate, m. s.J29D0
Disorganize, baba ° “D0 "PM -ation, TIAN
Disown, to deny, wmd disallow, TS) ° NIT R. NV
Disparage, PM * 5° + 19D -ment, yi>p * mbt “02
Disparity, Sime ban f wrDiy |
Dispassion, Op! inpat AU -ate, m.s. *INYTA AW
ope) 3
Dispense, to distribute, pom to excuse, bhi -ary, npen ma
DIPAN? nina -ation, distribution, mpbon exemption,
AAR RN! “09

]

2

pug ee

DIS—DIS 109

Disperse, to scatter, WB" ' PID * PS -ion, * 74H
sap myn

Displace, (him) JODIPD INI WOM R. VND

Displant, VIP -ation, TILT

Display, to exhibit, INV -N. NNN AY

Displease, {82 ‘DWT "SUI “DY -ed, m. s. 'YNID
DIND YI ‘MYT -ure, MYND OUD AYP AyT

Dispose, regulate, PIM * JY incline, “INN Mtg sell, 259
able, m. s. “2 iD) THAD? -al, IDM * TY -ed, m. s.
Jia2 °F PMS *HI2 °°) -ition, temper, It
method, DUD ‘yma situation, myo MDW)

Dispossess, boy Cama -ion, ninbys

Disproportion, "WD pa 0n N. JWI “ADH -able,
Jw 9? 85m. s. mw OPN

Disprove, ah Ch. * YI Disproof, APYND * Awd

Dispute, contend, pyynn ‘a4 argue, m2 “ADIN
R. mM *y pon -N. -ation, MIMD ‘MD * pis
pion * nia) "724 -ableym.s. #773 ‘nda ‘wn
SN? Ch.-ant,m.s 2 ‘md *pSin ative, m. s.
WY ANINDIN *wHAN -less, PAD anda m.s. 792

Disqualify, nd fas “$7217 -fication, m. s. np mT SWS Plo

Disquiet, 35 pit nn ova * Pa LN. ot * 14

Disregard, to neglect, wt ° mans despise, ‘bp ia
ONW-N. PDD 2p ¢ yt -ful, m.s. ABIND ta

Disrelish, DY DAS Ch. -N. bad taste, DYO DIB

Disreputable, -ation, i9p “TIBI "yt m3)

Disrespect, M>>p ‘nibt "2 ful ms. (Orda ¢ Ata
set Komen?

Dissatisfaction, myay "0n mM -ory, mya) x5
m. § NRW INN Dissatisfy, PS)! DT OWI

110 DIS—DIS

Dy30

Dissect, P2M (an animal body) FIF\3 -ion, pon Mn

Dissemble, YD ‘FIN -d, WMD AN +, ms. AYN
wri

Disseminate, spread, TTB sow, M751 ' py -ion, ' ye
“75 -or, m. s. WEI m5 “yew

Dissent, OY pwns *°y IIT (in opinion) oy 295 Pom
LN. -sion, PY 27, “AYP *y1] ‘mp NnND
-sious,m. s DYTI*N I IIMA ‘apn eoya
-ter,a noncomtaniaitts m. s. WANT by «pdin

Dissertation, TW") ' wT! *TD1 R. AD

Disserve, PIT * rata -ice, AY] “pli -iceable, m. s. —
yp *pyn .

Dissimilar, m. pl. DW *oNw Syeda DIS -ilarity, ;
por * 27° wan nulation, hypocrisy, : abla t
vind ‘MN

Dissipate, to disperse, “75 to-waste, mo ° TIAN -ion, * TIAN {
sara *yh22 ;

Dissolve, separate, TJ melt, WAT ‘DT R. M3 DDD
-ent, "PN * DID) -ible, HIND ‘DDD m. s." DY |
T75) Dissolution, a dissolving, TB ‘IAT ' DT
death, TP"13 |

Dissolute, m. s. DOW * PSM OW -ness, ‘DTV ©
nv .

Dissonance, Dptd 70h -nant, m. s. DY *DM

Dissuade, 8°27 ' WM -asive, m. s. 2 * TWIN

Distaff, 2

Distance, PT} -N. Pr Distant, m. s. PT

Distaste, JIN/D -ful, m. s. DUO *D *DSD3 |

Distemper, to disease, 18/7 sory -N. 382° mone br :

DIS—DIS 1

ed, m.s. 38D ‘9A

Distend, stretch out, ypr ‘sa nnn -ed, m, 8.
am) ‘ypie ‘ming |

Distent, 39 ° 1s -ion, the extention, miavals)

Distil, to drop, rap use a still, Ot -lation, pyr’ AT -ler,
m. s. FY] obs "pprn

Distinct, separate, m. s. T75) * 27122 different, m. s. 133
clear, m. s. "172 -ion, pabn ° wIDN OTN (of honour)
ANY IM R. NW) -ive, m.s. pao -iveness, * FVII
ming -ively, —2 | .

Distinguish, to discern, rab ta Bs | “pryaq honour,
OUI] NBD (oneself) DY 19719 nity *mwanT
DDN -able, m. s. 9°79 -ed, m. s. “si mba rm

: bye
Distort, WpY * DT * My -ion, MDIDAN * May > Miwpy

Distract, perplex, baa’ err R. bb3 -ed, m.s. + oman
222219 * 00 -ion, noma + baba + nya Any -edly,
ond

Distrain, OY3YT + 9am +t, woy * 24m

ne yh> ‘vox ‘py soya -N. pnd: ney my

ped, 2

Distribute, pon -ion, pen -ive, m. Ss. pam

District, province, 2 ° aN circuit, 5x3 MAD

Distrust, “2 PORT ba | Iw Ch. -N. TIN IDA
TWH -ful, Pass: “DM ' sw

Disturb, confound, pon ° baba R. 553 interrupt,* mawn
yyy (waters) “oy * nos ~ance, MTDiTiD * 59052 ied,
m. 829991 ‘DY ‘DY -er, m. s. ‘mdin vada
TY “yD

Disvalue, »pm * Supt + 5154 -ation, psp * 5rd R. On

112 DIS—DOC

Disunion, separation, mponna breach of concord, * TI75
MTA NID -mite, ae MYM (friends) TID

Disuse, leave off, JY Duy -N. mown “on

Ditch, yD. 9yM -er, m.s. —IDiN

Ditto, bn (being the initials of ) ™ uD? an237

Dive, (under water) rate) (in any matter) * awn pPYOL IT
spn -r, Mm. Ss. 530 (a water fowl) pu .

Divers, several, m. DY

Diverse, m. D’¥ -ification, NW * 27120 -ly, —2 -ify,
700 | Miu? -ion, a pastime, pw R. Mpw a turning
andthe “7 790 Divert, pwr “1 YOM -ing, m. 8. —
YOYwD -ingly, DYIWWA

Divest, dispossess, boys strip, yinn -ure, } PTW

Divide, pon (in three or six) ) wiyy * Mw -nd, pon

- Divination, DDP ' wri Divine, DDP* wri -N. divinely, —
ovoxa a holy man, WIP moins UN -r,m. s. * ODP
WII) -ity, godhead, mine tiledlogs, NDI orgs

Divisable, m. s. pom -sion, partition, pon a part, pon

Divorce, (a wife) wna ' mow -N. pian ° mn

Divulge, declare, "TIN disclose, mba -r, PTD * moar

Dizzy, m.s. My *5p -iness, MUI AIP R. Oop

Do, 7 wy have to do with any thing, *"2 J/33 do well, myn
how do you do? 2. 817 90°99 piduin it will do, ©
m. s. 87 ASO -ings, DwYD mindy “nibyan |

Docile, m.s. TY? “WIN -ity, 72? WIN q

Dock, (a yard) NPINA be? 3M -yard, M3300 080 7
NPN .§

Doctor, (in divinity) D4 ' 27 (in law) 2A * {4 R. 7
17 Gn physic) XS -orship, —7 ndy () -rine, precept,
np> TUN teaching, FANN -rinal, up

DOC—DOU 113

Document, direction, TPS * MID *FINTW -al, —5uy

Doe, MAY "MON + TDS

Dog, (an animal) abs -gish, 3732

Dogma, OTD DAWN * 455 tical, -tism, * O*OwN Dy
TiO >w -tist, m. s. WEYD “eon | m0 R. 7)

Doleful, m. s. ITP ° Sy ° AN] dy, MITT * aAsva

Doll, 79 MO *AAY7B Ch.

Dome, arched roof, M2 R. FDS

Domestic, not foreign, AIS8 belonging to the house, M2 by)
a servant, m.s. AD “2 -animal, YA MDa -affairs,
TD POY -peace, MVD OSs -quarrel, MYA NID -ate,
maa mang San

Dominate, “hy bing * Oo "7117 -ation, authority,
mw ‘mbvinn ' mundus -ccr, TAWA m. s. BID
“NDND “4053 -ion, territory, M1390

utiaiton; ‘mann ° NAD * \AD NBD R. xwi ow ID
TOUS * Twn ° ombu * 31 Donor, m. s. —{NJ

Done, part. pass. m. s. wy -interj.j2 %7) 1%

Doom, to judge, oy “ha * a}a)/24 Pe pwr -N.
PMID * ORD -ed, m. s. endy sia > yma -sday,
pI oP :

Door, a passage, mins -keeper, m. s. —i7 “Divi

Dot, TP 5) -N. mT)

Dote, to love extremely, TND TND2 AMS -age, a silly fond-
ness, mirDy NAS -ingly, er -ard, m. s. * JID
“WDD Twp *\WD3

Double, make double, 95 ‘Myx fold, PIP 92 -N. -y,
Mw * D2 DY 15 -dealer, -tongued, Mm. Ss. 555)
an a3 "aT." PDN UN -dealing, myo:

Q

114 DOU—DRA

PSs yw) -entendre, BMD 2? MyonwD
‘aNTAND Ch.

Doubt, MB * PhD Ch. -N. PAD *pay 99M -ful, (thing)
Pap “4972 nba (person) m. s. *M2 nba *paon
fulness, TIA TOM less, 949 * PAD a ‘92

Dove, F731 -cot, qa Ch. *DY) NDS

Dough, P¥2 *MOMY Doughy, p¥aD

Dowager, HON"D33 D°D23 roy mids

Dower, (of a wife) amb ° MI (of a daughter) 13 -less,
93

Down, a plain, APPA (feathers) MINI AY downwards,
MMOD? -cast, ms ALT A¥YY “ATO -fal, *APED
Dabs} P ara?) -hill, T73 -right, plain, m. s. 93° wa
completely, nidyia ° minmana Downy, "]7 nine |

Doze, to slumber, Dis -N. -iness, | apn -y, m.s. DIT]

Drag, Wr *92 Ch. -N. a net, NSD nw ° mp
MS a hook, MM "MDM * POIs ile, SD -cled, m. s. |
ano? |

Dragon, a serpent, *Sip7 Fw

Dragoon, pox “map Ch. “N.a soldier, a) |

Drain, to empty, | ppa “put R. P| make Brose waa
an -N. Ay “abn

Dram, (in troy weight) Won" 1) ;

Drama, a poem, “WW a play, ping -tic, Sy

Draper, m.s. 723 “D2 Drapery, 13 |

Draught, (in drinking) I8D2 a pull, Nw abiifeationyy
ayy oman ‘

Draw, (water) aw . aia: unsheath, re -breath, ser b
mn FN -out of the place, M2 * M7 -out of water, ;
mer pull, 73 Ch. to attract, wi -in, Mop -away the

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7
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DRA—DRO 115

attention, * "2 25 IDI R. AAD delineate, W¥ ' W¥ -back,
N. DDIM Nw -bridge, DWT WA Ch, R.DNM er, (of a
box) F3ANI man one who draws, *17)2 * WWD * VD
asi Div -ANW ND -ing, WY * TY -ing-room,
DID MINwD? TIN WIT WIR. Wr Pp 2p WD Ch.

Dread, Shp ° Na “73? -N. TMD * N79 *7)312 "TDS
ful, DDS ‘ND fully, FYI *AYTA -less, 25 yy

Dream, (in sleep) pon to be sluggish, ABW -N. pon pl.
Minin a fancy, Siw PVT -er, m. s. * mini eOpD
Doin ApIND

Dreary, 73 ' "1p -iness, FAD * NINTP.

Dreggy, DL Dregs, ony * NyYAap

Drench, to soak, 5529 ‘ay Pw

Dress, clothe, wiabr, (one’s self ) vind (a wound) wan adorn,
MAW adjust, JT cook, bya -N. waadD Iw

Drift, urge along, 11 * Wa * AAD throw on heaps, 728
-N. astorm, MDIO *IYD a float, OU a design, doa
heap, 72¥ :

Drill, train to arms, MN? J? 3H

Drink, nnw give-, pwn -N. Mpwi -able, ial

Drip, 903 * *P%97) “A -N. N03 -ping, WOW »BD2

Drive, (away) 2773 **)7 (as the wind) 71 -on, "PRR. Ys
wd "ANT (a carriage or cattle) a3 -in a nail, ppn “Dy
m. s. W992 °F) ° 22 AT] 9921 PPA -r, m. s.
wi Tia wai AM cai pin

Drivel, N. slaver, 1° -V. —3"719 -ler, m. s. 92D

Drizale, F29 * 92 "ABD -y, 79° DIA

Droll, humorous, m. s. rata) -ery, Wane ' mona

Dromedary, ANI. |

Drone, -ish, m. s. bua: byy Ma 'naInD

116 DRO—DUM

Droop, QU * ADVI -ing, m.s. POY * 727

Drop to fall im drops, ADT ati D2 let fall, (intentional) —
ay |= (unintentional) m. s. *13/D?D py to utter, m. s. :
“TDD bw to cease, ay -N. a small quantity, Opi
a globule, 3M Ch. **2 ‘WD an earring, Mp3 pings, | |
Aa HD

Dropsy, 12 nay -ical, m. s. TAS “wa

Dross, (of metals) OND refuse, ID -y; DNID}

Drove, (of cattle) ITY a crowd, Hon +r, nina A753

Drought, 237 * INDY -y, m. s. NO¥

Drown, suffocate, 2 be -ed, yab * yao :

Drowsy, m. s. OMY maID f onT3 : mn -iness,
idleness, Mey * ran sleepiness, mignan |

Drub, 1713/7 -N. M31) -bing, NID!) KR. 733

Drudge, Tay -N. Ty -ry, MIIDY * 782M -ingly, —2

Drug, a medicine, MDTINY DYED -gist, — -MPN

Drum, ADM -N.*\F)\ -major, "5 D7 2" -mer, ABM -stick,
Form MP |

Drunk, sw get-, TDN} -ard, m. s. SAID -enness, wee t

Dry, INT *wAIT -N. arid, IW * wD darren, * ATT
TY ‘93 thirsty, m. s. NOY -ly, indifferently, ‘vA ‘ba q
movanna -ness, 297 * Wa) -nurse, NIK 1

Dual, Dw 127 ‘3 Ch.

Due, right, WwW * OBWID * ANT -ly, —5 BS

Duke, moe -dom, (the quality) —" myn territories, ¢
ae Fab) nowan Ducal, —by os

Dull, to blunt an edge, FTPI sadden, ¥VT stupify, *
boi Nims TD payer Sbinp - ony wae

Dulness, MIP * MAD ‘MAY * mddin ° nwa |

Dumb, m. s. DON * DIDI) -ness, POM

DUN—EAR 117

Dunce, m. s. PIO? ‘TWP “Wao * Ws

Dung, mt Sat Ch.-N.* 53 * bay yoo maw’ nD
DYNAN ‘ANIS RK. wy? -hill, “mpTe Bw DIP
Ni_awYS

Dungeon, 72’ “DWP * TID VON ma

Dupe, APY "91 -N. m. 8. 127 bob “POND Ns

Duplication, nvpp -city, Mmoaaon yw M =A) nba 7

Durable, m. s. BYP * PI *YVOS -ility, DP ° pin’ yx -ly,
—3 Durance, duration, MTDNT * MW During,
sip 5D

Dusk, Dusky, 7D * DY * nooy

Just, to clear from-, PANT MY? sprinkle with-, IDV IBY
-N. PIN *7DY * po Dusty, m.s. pay #0

Dutchess, PINT NYY Dutchy, Pos N2wND

Dutiful, m. s. IPR “ww ¢TaDp -ly, 27a

Duty, obligation, main he does his duty, INN ve, RYT a
tax, DD/D service, NAY ‘Nw MV VQvD

Dwarf, D'Y Ch. 293 -ish, —D

well, W7* 93t * A 1D ing, * IwiN *yDvID* TH
ID TTT: S93}

Iwindle, to shrink, yw ‘ 72 *Dn

Jying, expiring, m. s. DD‘ * min? Pata * FVD colouring,

ms 2289 ‘VDA

E.

Jach, m. YN n. re) (see Every)

Jager, m.s. *\D3J * ppivin -ness, *}D3 ‘APA -ly, —I

Zagle, WiQ -speed, WD Mdp R.45p

war, organ of hearing, rks pL DIS power of hearing,
AYO give-unto, MNT Tk TR. 2 (of com)

118 EAR—ECL

nav pl. py>ay a ripe-, mpronD -ring, Day ‘DI
Earl, MMB -dom, —7 N2yD
Earliness, Maawvn ‘mim Early, ma (in the |

morning) pawn “pa to be or to rise-, “paz mewn too-,

Ora?

Earn, wiDT” “anew * PWT R. Iw -ed, won “wD
Earnest, a pledge, }j7Y ardent, m.s. \D23 ° ppiuiy serious~
ness, DOW 2) * MVOYAN -ly,—2
Earth, land, yus mould; MTS -en, —5y -en ware,
wan 0D -ly, -y, corporeal, “on Ow Ch.
Ease, to relieve, by a) opm R. bon Chron pain) SDT ° BBP

-N. rest, TI (from pain) TNA facility, mip -ment,

assistance, my ‘por all cialis PIII * wa) nw

-ily, without difficulty, nya gently, ONY, * NAIA -iness,

' quiet, pw rn) -y, nowedisfioult: m, Ss. bp quiet, Mm. S. pw
East, DT) mania -er, ADS Am R.AAM T-erly-ward, MTP

-ern, OTP yas ow bu | |
Eat, 258 -able, boND 228) -en, ms. 998 *OD8) -ing,

nba -ing-house, boa ma
Ebb, to flow back, O° by "2% decay, 7D) 27 -N.F

ovo On ° Whos |
Ebony, D127
Ebullition, M7 a
Eccentric, incoherent, 10s) rer : 2253 -ity, * may

aA ‘aaaioypled :
Ecclesiastic, {73 -es, nap 780. -ical, WPA nay oy i

-icus, SYD {2 Nan
Echo, 19) thy -N. Sip Na WI RTI
Eclat, lustre, Mason * VI eel MSI?

ECL—EFF 119

R. 51 * 54D -N. (of the sun) WOWA MITIP * AM "p4
(of the moon) FY NYVP pd CHO to

Economical, Economist, m. s. dawns ‘PIT “29930
Iw OPYDA MDA R. “bys « D¥D¥D Ch. -mize,
pyDy -my frugality, Dy ryan ni733 disposition,
70 ° Daw ° Mion

Bcstacy, dy * iw ° oe mds3 Ecstatic, m. s. iwi

Edge, N. (ofa blade) ¥3 a brink, mow to set the teeth on-,
DY AAPM -ing, DYDW TP R. TW less, FAD -tool,
wir by

dict, Dans * Ty * pA m3? 929

Rdify, DW M99 TPT ITNT * YN ication, ‘min
DID sand Mp? Edifice, PA" MII

Edition, DIS} Ch. Editor, pain 7300

Educate, to instruct, 3M * sib bring up,i727 * 553 "ON
“ion, 199 pam tow MIA

Educe, S57 * PAY Eduction, NSN “APART

Effable, that,may be spoken, le vb

Efface, destroy, MAW “TAN *NTw blot out, PT

Effect, “tate, IBD “IMT “DY Ch. -N. issue, IID
reality, MOS * Mw Ch. -ively, —2 -ive,~ -ual,
(thing) Pin "wD (man) on WN -less, “at ayn 55
bain 13° NW * PY) -s, goods, * ny3 pdubun
(DoD “DP

Effeminacy, miwnn * TD" -inate, pia ; AWD "

E’ffervesce, ANP * yaya R. MPA -nce, SP ° yaya

Efficacious, byinb wei R. NS Efficacy, “i i nd

Effigy, 99D ‘man mM

Effluence, dur, ARVIN ’ S¥ID -fluent, m. s. "2 SYP

Effort, M70 * U2. make an-, mM ‘PII * POSIT

120 EFF—ELE

Effrontery, MVP * myn FPS Ch.

Effulgence, 7 ‘It * NYT -gent, WWI * Nea!

Effuse, “JD * PS -ion, |W * TPS?

Egg, S*2 pl. OOS*D

Egregious, m. s. T81) TDA “D7 -ly, a? aM

Egress, 718°" * ney

Egypt, DYTS1D -ian, “SD f. VSD

Ejaculate, yin R. xy -ion, (a prayer) MSP man

Eject, TAF * aT * Ww) -ion, FN | mp3 * OEP

Eight M20w (by letters of the alphabet) ‘NM -een, :. Tey mw
MM” -fold, DYAYE MY -h, m. OW f. MID -hly,
mIvowa -Y; Dow ite

Either, iN -I or thou, MAN IN UN IS

Elaborate, -ly, ninbynt mona.

Elapse, "3p ' Hon

Elastic, *A98D -ity, AID “tn Ch. MD

late, NY ° DIT -N.m.s. Nana *2? *23

Elbow, (of the arm) PWT MSP

Elder, exceeding in years, (a thing) **7 {U? (a person) m. Ss.

"2 iT}, jpt -ly, m. s, 1pi * DD *N2 -s, ancestors, |

niax spake DWNT ' DPT -ship, iil a3
seniority, MTP * nbn Eldest, the oldest, m. Oy
11 * {Pt the first-born, m. Ss. 3a .

Elect, 72 ‘12 -N.-ed, m. s. 7903 33 -ion, * ny
MI -ively, —2 -or, m. s. “Mia *aa

Elegance, %5° -ant, m.s, [1° -antly, °D9D

Elegy, TROD IBOT*APP RP

Element, ground, sD pl. NTDY -ary, simple, O/B Ch.

Elephant, (the beast) bp Ch. -ine, — ow

Elevate, to lift up, Rw ' 553 (the voice) bsp aly pladdendi

on ‘ens wits AP tart tm ra in

ELE—EMB 121

mam ‘my -d, exalted, ms. Nv * 5972 +4 dip
elated, m. s. 2? "7133 -ion, NNW * 972
Eleven, m. WY TOS fT WY MNS MV (by letters of
the alphabet) N”
Eligible, m.s. “72% -ness, aman DSWD
Ellipsis, a defect, {7PM Elliptical, m.s. 107
Elope, 172307 -ment, MS BN
Eloquence, iW NIWD * mon ent, m. s. O° “LAN
D INDY -ently, om win
Else, besides, eps ° ‘Tip’ otherwise, No V8 DN nothing-,
89 ANP Tip) -where, INN DIpD bg D
Elucidate, wD ‘82 -ion, YD ' 382 -or, M. Ss.
wIDD ‘NID
Elude, to escape, i nwa porn -ible, m. s. 237°
Elusion, T7P ‘mI Elusive, m. s. DV)
Elysian, | Elysium, YT }2
Emaciate, M7 *o305 : 555 -ion, J +mbs
Emanant, 83° -ation, Ty) -ative, m. s. RSID
Emancipate, WM nbui * JINY Ch, -ion, WAN * WIN
Embalm, 03% -er, 025M
Embar, Sy Embargo, WL
Embark, (on ship board) APD 5% 83 (in an affair)
V2 TOA WNT -ation, ‘APA TED
va hnaw + moyn7
Embarrass, 1¥7) * P¥7] -ment, TAY *APW “DID
Embellish, 137° 75 -ment, TTT
Embers, hot ashes, D7 Ty
Embezzle, (his) 3797 noxbna T-HOw YeeD -ment, (of
his) TB NKooa smi nyneia
Emblazon, (with figures) ony2 Fa 5)

RE

122 EMB--EMP

Emblem, 13¥2M * ti Ch. -atical, t511D -atically, ma

Emboss, engrave, pndia oy nme -ment, Ina
pybdia DY My «ing, -——npedy

Exiieace: contain, dO ° bbs hug, pan -N. PAN

Embroider, DP -er, m. Ss. pen -y, MDP

Embroil, 0 * 293 R. 992° ban

Embryo, pbb

Emerald, }23 ' TAOS

Emerge, ‘1D 8S) -ncy, a casualty, MTIPID a necessity, * pn

JIS T1377 Ch. nt, m.s. 4K *Nys
Emetic, NPA DD
Emigrant, )} -rate, PVD) YIN] 92 727 -ration, NM

Eminence, summit, mya - MaDe ow loftiness, + myn

DN distinction, yw arab R. NW) Eminent, m. s. ' wd

Mia) * D7 -ly, highly, pinnd ‘IW conspicuously, song

Emissary, 92119 *In "820 Emission, * 7 ‘nmduin
noban node Emit, oon “oa ay bei

asalient, "21> Beictieon: 707

Emolument, P¥2 AT) OM npyin R. yy

Emotion, (of mind) WDIn nw

Empale, (on a stake) yu re pr enclose, 73/7

Emperor, 10%? * yoo Empress, nipbry ° m3?

Emphasis, OID WAIT Mw Emphatic, pitt -ally,

mpina ° pdohpa
Empire, M3291) * mbwian

Employ, (him at work) ° “2 pinoy? inix Mw (one’s self )

PEYINT Ch. to use, "4 WIOKwiT Ch. -N. business, * PY

POY -er, m.s. PPS
Emporium, a commercial Eitye “IDI Dip VY
Empoverish, Wu/}9 -er, m. s. wenn -ment, mvt

EMP—END 123

Empower, powin Syn mw nl mwa

Emptiness, ignorance, mry2 want of substance, ray
vacuity, P12 * Mp) Empty, pp2 ‘PyIAI-N. Wa py
-hands, N°}P7 DYD -words, 937 734

Emulate, to equal, ° 5 Mat (for mp7) imitate, (him)
PITTA PPT wMwyOD MIND Mwy rival, --> Rap May
-ion, TSIP ' PY IVY -ive, ms. MNP “Oya “TD me
-or, ND “78

Enable, M9 }2 * ptt -ment, pm

Enact, V7 [A 042 -ed, NTA 7193

Enamel, DY VS 7D. -N. PAY -ler, m. s. OWAYD VSD

Enamour, AIAN WI IT ‘eanased

Encamp, man -ment, a camp, 13M/) place of -ment, ninn

Enchain, bana DPIND TDN

Enchant, to injure, pawla ISiT R. WY fascinate, an5
er, DDIP * FWD *I32A-ment, DOP * DYDwD * vind
-ress, a sorceress, Mawoo a beauty, * ans mye
rye,

Encircle, -close, -compass, *}DX * 22D API -R. Ap
"FAD * oy -closure, -compassment, 2°AD *)prt * My

Encounter, fight, **2 onda meet, pip -N. niondip ND

hai 25 VON Pin -ment, a5 ASN

-Encroach, 933 2} -ment, 723 Nip R. 203

-Encumber, ff P27 DMA -rance, IBD *ADoYD
- Encyclopedia, neha nisw

End, Dow *3 * DN + 9D -N. conclusion, * DF * 1D
MINN ' PPR. PSP (ofa day) DPT MW M125 (of the
earth) YUS M¥P 43 (of a month) WF AID (of a week)
naw NS iD ‘awn FN (of a year or of time) MAS
a Plo mn from-to-, TYP 3s ISPD to What,

'

MOVIN APS? - design, MND *MPDN -ed, ms. 9D
pw ° on ‘DDN -ing, nida ° pin -less, "YP AD pe
moan jon “ba !
Pe hil ygppb piv Ch. 320 “D> wn
Endear, (one’s self) Wa VWOMY PWT -ment, {7 ' MAAS |
Endeavour, PNT * WPA (oad Ch.-N.WOD wPD
" Endict, to charge, POL * DWM -ment, mow
Endow, endue, YN *Tar* °° mp phy -ed, m. s. * YT
209 *19 707 -ment, a gift, TO} ‘2m °° TD
accomplishment, mindy
Endure, to bear, 2222 R99 * pale sufferance, Sap
Enemy, m. s. 28 *78 ° I tN Iw
Energetic, strong, m. s. PIM active, m.s. YIN * Pt Ch
Energy, Pt *NN IN * VM -getically, —2
Enervate, Enfeeble, wionn ° man -ed, m. s. vom * 722
Enforce, FIN “D7 Ch. -ment, FIX * TID |
Enfranchise, wand mow ssanw Ch. (of a city) nny
ment, YON IN nn R. 17
Engage, (in an affair) “2 JN ‘Dy Tt miw m. s
ap dy bap. (to fight) onda gain over, “71D * Nw
IDA R. Nw * MD bind, 394 employ, (him) INS MW
“2 pipy? -ment, *mIawnT ‘man ‘mann
Poy Ch.
Engender, beget, pin *SYIT cause, DOT * 23D.
Engine, cused in war, see Battering-ram) (to spout water
DY TMD MW RK.
, English, pean vanes ‘8 DY (language) § baa iwi?
Engrave, PPh “non Mn. =, DMD nat
Engraving, MIN. *MNa * Dw R. Tw ‘TM
Enhance, (in esteem or in price) ~pin :

124 END—ENH

ENI—ENT 125

Enigma, TT R. TN -tical, DIND
Enjoin, spa ° MS -ment, TIPA *TSD
Enjoy, (he) be in possession of, s nv delight in, °MS nine
to let-, 7137 Ch. -ment, mio * AST Ch.
Enlarge, to increase, 277 * FID. * bo release, * AN97
AY -ment, 127) * MaDIN ° ane * nn
Enlighten, illuminate, 77 instruct, WITT * PY VS
Enlist, MN? sax) NO Nia
Enliven, alae mn -er, M.S. aa
Enmity, 728 ° aS
Ennoble, Vu ‘out NW) -d, m. s. Wi * D7 "Sw
Enormity, MApin ° mba Enormous, -ly, Tid: “WW
Enough, ‘“] more than-, “I 27° mbabiae) 4 is it not-?
OYUN
Enrage, P¥PI TOM WWI -d, ms. TON i
nrapture, 3 * Mw
nrich, to make rich, DwYT fertilize, Ov TAN
nrol, to register, IN.D2 Dw -ment, mw .
; nshrine, nypwind m0
Ensign, a signal, DJ a flag, by9 (an officer) mai-aP)
Enslave, MYA -ment, nv
Ensue, ‘TOS 8$3*°'D sy)
nsurance, }IH2 * MOA Ensure, MVAM
ntail, DT 199 Sona -N. Dow nom
Entangle, to ensnare, dyin confuse, pin ° 7273 to twist,
JAD -ment, TID * banda | DID
ter, (into a place) by 5 ( in a book) D2 Dw engage,
— 2wnn m. s. apy 2p -ing, a passage, MND * NID
the entering, —7N°3 » |
nterprise, WY TDi) R. Hy * Ort

126 ENT—EPI

Entertain, to treat, ob nw mwy ' PINT amuse, pwyw
R. YW (in the mind) fan avn (one’s self) ywynwn
-ing,m. s. Pwywi -ment, TTD ‘AAW * FIND Dw
Enthusiasm, ab Dy * monbng -ast, -astic, m. s.
wind a pry Ch.
Entice, SW * VOT R. SWI ' MD * MIMD -ment, * PWD
nnon + na |
Entire, m. s. OWT * DN * bu) -ly, dr59 55 .
Entitle, give a right to (him) Dawn ib jl -d, m. s. .
Ewin 19° --> ANA .
Entity; vw m.s. SYD] :
Entrails, DW * AP
Entrance, Entry, a passage, MS * N22 the entering, FIN" |
Entrap, W% ee bwion
Entreat, WAY * wP2 bban-y, ony eps nyem
Envelop, MDD "AY * Mbp ° ob -N. MDD *TBILN
my |
Envenom, to poison, MM enrage, DWT * PSPO
Enviable, excellent, mby Pn pw Envious, m. s. * PY #9
map “ya -ly, WNIpa TW pwa
Environ, ADS * ID rm pn R. *\p -s, MIDW 'iTAID
Enumerate, (137) * 19D -ion, 73) * MYDD -
Enunciate, 77 * 2°17 -ion, M737 * AY TID R. Ty
| Envoy, WY * WD MY :
Envy, PY * 83p -N. PW. NVI *TNIP
Ephod, TiDS
Epicure, -an, DUT}p°DS m. s. myn *oyn
Epigram, D9 R. OND * wi
Epilepsy, 9513 94 -tic, ——2 may
Episcopacy, CDI IAD pow Ch. nowy

EPI—ERE 127

_ Episcopal, Ch. 83379 JIS" ou
Epitaph, THAP NYO TANI R. 3s

:

Epoch, Wid R. Tyr | My

Equal, m.s. one’s-, 27) R. MY *P2 JD like, “9 DIT Mw
(in right) * -b any Dwi (in weight) 72a ~ -ity,
DDIWT NY (of weight) ) Speiar ww -ize, MW led,
m. s. rp 7404 #9 wr -ly, 19 D3 *iD> ‘TDD blab
Equation, TINIWwI

Equator, YW YMA MAP -ial, -— — —9ys

Equerry, 120 M220 24

Equidistant, m. pl. PII? *Drv -formity, DITA Iw
lateral, DYTINT ben it -librate, puna niw
librium, bpwitan ‘NW nox, (of Aries) }D%2 nayn (of
libra) "WH NPN -noctial, a. MW) |DI Mipspm dye
-noctial, s. M70?) DY MWA IP

Equip, provide (him) #5) poo (with arms) Pp‘ (one’s self)
yD DIT TaN * PPM -age, a carriage, MADW) -ed,
m. 8. [332 * PW * YIM VA -ment, NIDA + TU

Equipoise, bpwian ‘\u -ponderant, Tad ‘T3 -ponderate,
Spwiian niww -table, DBYIDD m. s. WA

Equity, Daw 0 ‘Wy Mw -tably, —1 -valence,
DD WA ‘y1u -valent, m. 8. J IPA *T11W -vocal, ° PeAwi
‘NIN Ch.* DID Iw? vocally, MOMDA -vocate, m. s.
~35 php -vocation, a>sale -vocator, m. s. YI ONO

Fra, Wid R. We * ny

Eradiate, PIA YS) -ion, PI * FI * YI

Eradicate, wy 7 pL TDWI -ion, MVOWIT ‘yas

Erase, nnd ‘rmnw -d, m. s. bialab ‘nny

Ere, 8? 3 “DA -long, 2MPA -now, Mt D9

Erect, build, MID ' DYI R. AY "DPA pO elevate,

128 ERR—EST

DT RK. om 2 OY oO NWI -N. m.s. 13° Pps
ion, {YD 1723 * MPT -ness, Ppt * DSP Ww
Err, TD ' myn maw -ant, m. s. erratic, Myin ' Tw
vile, byrba TID *D") -antness, MYO * Minyw -atum, |
DXDT “BID mip -ata sno -oneous, full we errors,
miew oD subject to error, m.s. MYO “53 ~oneous-
Oly, miyya -or, MAW “TY Maw “niyo
Errand, MOND * mandy | |
Erudite, m. s. 1129 * 7109 -ion, MODM + TH99
Eruption, a pustule, MY ney R. NWI a bursting forth, —
VID * 8¥ID R. NY a spot, mn ~ive, m. s. yo ‘v2
Escape, vbnn moa: oi yan + bp ow. fight,
bat nr mou + ny excuse, moyann
Escort, "DY! “on m5 -N. ms. oy yin mbn
Especial, particular, m. s. THD * O75 -ly, IDA
Epousals, PWITN * LIN Espousal, by Epouse, betroth,
WN maintain, "2 PIN defend, TP NX pin |
Espy, to spy, MD¥ to watch, )pwn
Essay, endeavour, WP try, }72 -N. Mmwpa ' nya
Essence, substance, D¥Y * MSOD R. riNiD exinteniog) mn
MNS nature, YAY smell, mm
Essential, a chief point, \PY necessary, 12/3 Ch. -ly, —2
Establish, to settle, IQ) {PN ‘Op R. Dp make firm,
pin *j212 -ed, m. s. TOYO * TPH * Dp ' prin N23)
-ment, a settlement, })3/3
Estate, a fortune, DYDD) * 3p * WADI real-, 13M
Esteem, “TAD * pin * bobo R. 5D -N. Tiap.* apy
-able, m. s. Ip? T222° Noon “Aw -ableness, ‘MOwT
Twp 4
Estimate, aie PWO-N. TW -ion, Tw AW

‘

EST—EVE 129

Estrange, become strange, “777 R. Nf alienate, V3) * pPyny
-ment, distance, PFT removal, T1217
Etemal, “roan a ow mov w «ow “wd
TY) Dpiy ‘omdy priv? *DMN¥) M¥3? -life,
DYN) ON -ize, ny TOUT DPN Etemity, mypen
Ether, nn ‘AN Ch. -eal, eae yn
Ethiopia, WD -n, WAD
Etiquette, MODY. * nv R. Tt
Etymology, pwn V2 -gical, — —by Etymon, wre’
Evacuate, to empty, pPaa quit, ay -ion, pI TW.
Evade, elude, wort - ‘D1 CS
Evangeleum, WT F"13 -lical, — DD -list, aa
——a90 by wT lize, — pp dy wT
Evaporate, {WD morn - 172) TAY -ion, jw. m2
Evasion, excuse, mabyina * MW -ive, elusive, m. s.
py) -ively, MW a
Even, level, m. s. mw *7" make-, sau *wh -ad. °F
D2 (it is also expressed in doubling the pronoun, as)
NVI DI NWT even he, -number, ‘3 Ch. Ww ADD
-handed, DEWIDD * PISA -ness, DIWA iw
Evening, 27 -tide, Ny -song, MDW nbn R. 555
Event, end, M8 ambon R.95D incident, 7p!) at all
s, oa 59 Sy ful, Nive ANd (time) NDB My -ual,
accidental, 77) consequential, AAdD * rydan
ually, 9109
Ever, constantly, MY DYB 72D -since, 182 -before, DOPE
-somany, 131) 3773-lasting, 'DMIy} mz? “Ty! abipd
mw ‘pbipd, -living, m. s. > “TT -more, * 7P PR TW
rrdan a
Every, m. WN n. 55 as (Gen. Chap. 45. v. 22.) niaon WN?

s

139 EVI_EXC

nirnw to every man changes of raiment, (Exod. Chap. 18.
v. 29.) 5500 9 vo) every great matter. (It is also
expressed in doubling the noun, as U8) WR every man,
DW OF every day) -time, Ny 222 -where, DPD 223

Evidence, PTY R. NY Evident, m.s.°%] R.b2 AD
DIY? +N -tly, Waa bya spay) mgt33

Evil, m.s. 29 R. py mainded! my" ‘Ont “wn -speaking,
Ty may manwn

Evince, 787 * min R. M3 -ible, m. s, W729

Eulogy, MAW |

Eunuch, OD * O92 O35

Euphony, Ow? IW bip

Evoke, ° 7) sp Evocation, 8p

Ewe, 911-1, }B8 * 7529 ‘AD R. FD

Exact, extort, #33 -N. m. s. TPp ‘7 * DDN Ch. -ness,
Suh *DIDY -ly, —2 -er, m, s 233 via

Exaggerate, ban * PD -ion, MIDI *NADIN R. DS

Exalt, 992 *8W2 (DY R. DY -ation, MOI | AIT

Examine, consider, IAT * Damen try, ina ° "D2 in-
terrogate, “pm ' Ww] -ation, nppn TP arab)
-r.m. s. W * “PHD * m2 * MDa

'Example, an instance, ro ‘ bvin a pattern, DOT Ex- |
amplary, DwID? ° m7 | |

Exasperate, PSYpIT ° MOM NNT -ion, AYP * ON |

Excavate, oon Ch. * 2° -ion, bon *a33 .

Exceed, **D ID *°y DY -Ooqary ing, "0 |Top ye
-ingly, T8iD "Ti -

Excel, “7 am ‘ aby ID? ov -lence, goodness, * 239
jVUN dignity, yw IM R. gu/2 -lent, m.s. TKD *WO"
-lently, mop Pla ona a

EXC—EXE 131

Except, exempt, 55 27 2 OS Bean Sean -ing,
exclusively, nyt ‘nba DDN *P7 TN ‘abn unless,
1595 -ion, m. s. on 122 *N¥P -ionable, m.s. * IDM
“a pip tendwnda

Excess, supertluity, ny ‘9M R. WM -ive, * MD Mma
Nin? -ively, THD? ‘THD THE

Exchange, Voit * pons N. the bartering, * mon
man * +psbry (for merchants) DMD WYDipy R. W"

Exchequer, WI ITT “S58

Excise, D1) R. DDD -able, D2 “NT *DO> yA -man,
jD2D DAT Div

Excite, stir, M17 VY (to compassion) DY WIR. Vy
(to anger) f12 encourage, 35 pint -ation, “2 "Pun
mya -ment, TD R. AAD |

Exclaim, call aloud, bp 2 NP clamour, pit ‘ DYN
-clamation, ris P * mpyt * Mpvs -clamatory, by

Exclude, wIDN “bea (one’s self) ovat THAN
clusion, WADA ban boom iD syin
-clusive, ms. U™IAD ‘ID rLoban 1 *ONID

_ -clusively, Ta9D ¢ mbar “nba ‘DAN *P1 IN

Bxcommunicate, exclude, ("13 =the oe pInns -N.
TWD * DIN -ion, 192° DI

Excrement, 7}>) “ARS R. NY -al, —D Excretive,
7 Ch. N¥ID

Excruciate, 13? -ed, m.s. Mav

Exculpate, 72] * NOM (one’s self) APIM * NOANT

Excursion, a digression, FID) a ramble, Oiw |

Excuse, DD NWI "71D ° Shp -N. pws *mdyin7
-able, m. s. PIN? ° ori *71B1 -less, 1DD> [ND

Execrable, m. s. ayn -ably, my7A ‘mina

132 EX E—EXP

Execrate, JAP * 778 -ion, Mya * dbp

Execute, perform, bye put to death, 7 -r, 215 -ion,
Sowa I IIT -ioner, yaa rnin -or,
DIDINDAN Ch.

Exemplar, 114 -lify, 27 + dein Swing

Exempt, 72] *W5M-ion, WDA Man R. wn

Exercise, train, 337 (one’s self) bana | PINOT Ch.

perform, Mwy -N. pan *5a9n + mabanvn

Exert, paxnad ‘ynnn *Sopy » Mid -ion, * 23)
“IY “mI

Exhalation, WY * WYRM Exhale, Op Moy + yey
me) 53 -ment, 720*p ‘ban my yey

Exhaust, 723 “DDS *DN7 R. DON -ion, MOM -less,
oan ba

Exhibit, (to view) MIN -ion, display, Avr * MD

Exhilarate, TIM * naw -ion, MIN * AMY

Exhort, WII ‘Tt Ch. -ation, TITS

Exigence, ] a ‘JS ' D5 Ch.

Exile, ban - v3 -N. -d, mN92a ms. BID

Exist, NYDN ° nyo -ence, my mawxy * rw -ent,
BY m.s. RYBY

Exit, departure, MOS) “ANY death, WY

Exodous, (the book) minw "50

Exonerate, free, TP) -ion, MNP

Exorable, m. s. wy nia} am au

Exorbitance, mba. -ant, excessive, ID? TW

Expand, spread, ypr *minD "mow TWD

Expanse, J?" * now -ion, BayalA tive: m. s. JIT)

Expatiate, enlarge on, 2777 * ssn

Expatriated, m. s. IMan indn3 wri

———

EX P—EXP 133

Expect, Mp? Mam may * Sin R. Om -ancy, -ation,
MPM * NOM -ant,m. s. MpO ‘MBM * MBM

Expectorate, FAYD NYT R. 8¥9-ion, AAS

Expedience, fitness, WWI) * MN} haste, MIVA * MAN
Ch. * MITPw * myyn -diently, -ditiously, —3 dient,
proper, m. s. WWD “NT MIN? * 71) device, * nyann
MSY R. yy -dite, WD * 27a -dition, (warlike) nndvin
nomi -ditious, m. 8. WD *P Tp ° my

Expel, drive out, FAT FAT A wa

Expend, 793 * NY¥‘M -iture, Ch. {192 NNY¥IA R. SY

Expense, cost, TOD NY charges, "|UY -less, IN Noa
-ive, “)/?> -iveness, mp?

Experience, to know, YT try, MD3 "ya -N. ana
mayen -d, m. 8. bya Experiment, m2 -al, ‘by
-ally, —2

Expert, m. s. I/D -ness, MWD -ly, —3

Expiable, 152) ° nop

Expiate, D°25 52 -ion, O13 18S -ory, 7D

Expire, to die, P49 -ation, PP “4D * AMA

Explain, 82 ‘W"5 -anation, -ication, INA ' WIND
-anatory, INI) * WD -icable, INI) * wb. -icit,
S112 *wbN -icitly, Waa *vATDA

Exploit, M5 ‘ m2 doer of an-, m. s. on *Mivy

Explore, YAM ° spn -ment, wan * MV PT

Explosion, ipa ma

Export, "977 ying SY -ation, —NYIO R. 8

Expose, uncover, mba endanger, Ch. 33D p> NAT

PID? OW (himself) MID? WHI MW ia wa nw
-ed, m. s. 1939 *yapind *DL/M -ition, yon * N82
-itor, WDD ° TSIM -ure, (to sight) 9D) ay

134 EX P—EXT

Expostulate, MDI ' AMIN -ion, TADIN ' a4

Expound, W#7 *I8D-er, WDD ° INA

Express, utter, 3p? ‘wap -N. clear, WA a courier,
THD mous -ible, 2P3) * WH. -ion, mode of speech,
ID IDIN -ive, clear, DOV AND -ly, VDA “VII

Expulse, M98 ' w2-ion, MW * WINE

Expunge, MD

Exquisite, choice, "MAf> very bad, m. s. TND ‘yn -ly,
mops DMS * now mdana R.nb2

Exsucculent, ind D3 Za eee wo)

Extant, £m. s. XSI

Extempore, -ary, marin rion el

Extend, ANNO * ba iitiins m.-s. JI77), OW -sion,
MAN -sive, M. s. am -siveness, 1719 ° ba -sively, —3

Extenuate, OPH hype | R. 5p ~ion, MUD * AT

Exterior, External, }8°M7 -ly, YI

Exterminate, Extirpate, TANT ' mon f mp -ation,
WAN Too my

Extinct, m. s. TOS * 7982 “792 *712D -ion, W23
TIAN | MIOWIT ° m2

Extinguish, destroy, THD * mp (a fire) “PUTT * 72d -able,
m, 8.123) | AMY * WT) + 7DD -er, TBD -ment, DD

Extort, B22 ‘vib -ion, lap ' ayn -ioner, m. 8.
wos pnd

Extract, draw out, 8°$37 R. 88° (out of a book) pr ry Ne
-ion, SYNY NSW APMPO

Extraordinary, m. 8. $70) -ily, S707? -iness, Se :

Extravagance, (in expression or opinion) odin pr odigality,
TWD ‘TATA R. WS -vagantly, —2 -vagant, m. s. Tata
Sap Stan

EXT—FAI 135

Extreme, -ity, moon -ly, NID THD

Extricate, P9M AT * 8 -ion, YOM tA noe

Exuberance, pow es a -antly, powa * 195

Exult, 12°78 NY * MNDwA wiv -ation, 2 * wiwD

Eye, {YY * sui Oli KR. (533 -N. the organ of sight, PY. pl.
DY -ball, WW NID NA cit’s figure) PY ND PW -brow,
PW Ma? -lash, -lid, AYDY pl DAPDY R. AW -sight,
TY VN VD: -sore, pd Ph 24 pl. ID"D% -witness,
AN WR. TW

F.

Fable, a fiction, “yin a falsehood, ‘I3

Fabric, a building, }332 -ate, ma |

Fabulist, m. s. pduin rlogaya) -lous, TA -lously, 453

_ Face, to stand opposite, 732 Tip DD PRR" 72a
-N. front, D°J5 visage, DDN |

Facile, easy, m. s. bp -itate, opa -ity, nvop R. 55D

Facing, m. s. 72227) (him) ‘na3h (of a garment) 72/7 oSouiny

Fact, deed, nbwe ‘yn reality, PPADS in-, yds
maPlAly:

Faction, discord, pen mano “mine a party,
D2aiwPD ‘D*$79 -ious, m. s. aw -iously, miaziwa

Factor, TPB r DD R. DD -y, (place of merchants)

ppp pynio nw

Faculty, power, onddy (of mind) boy

Facundity, Dy Nw “yw pr mp R. ae

Fade, es Moa ° bp

Fag, 22) ° * biny- -N.O¥P

Fagot, W27 DY MS

Fail, bedeficient; 3t3(asa bankrupt) m. s. oparind a3 fine one’s

136 FAI—FAL

expectation) m. 8. 72132 *iNIPH “MPMI R. 9M miss,
NOM decay, DDS “TIN

Faint, -ing, 2 -N. m.s, APYMID * AY * IM -hearted,
m. 8. 8) 23 “77 -ish, PY 11D") -ishness, 1D -ly,
—D-ness, MBO MwOM * MDW.

Fair, beautiful, m. s. 72) sreather: “a * MS -wind,
wiPADD M17 just, m. s, 13] market day, piv? OF -ness,
beauty, 5° candour, WwW" * DA * D8 -ly, —2

Faith, creed, IVY fidelity, YON fal, m. s. NON WN
_-fulness, Dh DON -fully, —2 -less, perfidious,
WO NOD m. s. TID -lessness, y9 “732:

Fall, to drop, 2} -away, 0°35 5b bby » rI"17 -asleep,
TW -in love, “2 PWRw2 PHM -back, sind TW -out
(with one) “AS I TTR. PD Pa TT a A
-in price, WWwr ™ -off, (as leaves or hair) WWI (as
blossoms) jou -sick, a3uin9 2b) * mon -to his share,
onan nby pond % NIN -short of, 19 953
~upon an enemy, *"2 P45 decrease, (as water) IDM) “07
-N. -ing, MPDI* TTD Aes | Nw -ing-sickness,
Dain on

Fallacious, Dyn Fallacy, Mo * PUD baw

Fallability, a may myn

Fallible, mine bp 70" miprad mia Ssby ch.

Fallow, DOU -N. Erie ND: naw -ness, PRAYDY

False, -hood, 7pu}-hearted,m. s. DDN * 5511 RDI
-ly, deceitfully, IPWA erroneously, MPA -ify, tell lies,
“pw forge, *)T Ch.

Falter, (in speech) 49} ‘wa Bj93 -ing, m. s. * doy
yw? saya + iniwipAa pyp30

Fame, MAW * A530 pus -d, -ous, m. s. *MAWID "DY "WN

FAM—FAS 137

pyWwwa yi "DOWD Ch. -ously, IND 110 -less,
pu sa m. 8. boy

Familiar, m. s, affable, D\Y) an intimate, DN -ity, intimacy,
nw. R.. Ay -ize, boa ‘aan -ly, ‘wwea + pra
nibpa R. >9p

Family, household, M2 %23 race, MIMD

Famine, MVWW2.* [iD + DY Famish, DY

Fan, (for corn) 771) * Ni R. nvi-V.—a mt

Fanatic, m. s. wind « boiann (religious) nN * NIP

Fanaticism, monn ° mbdin “AOS MNP,

Fanciful, Sntasticnl, m. s. T1133 “s35p2 mt mn -ly,
ali m2 Fancy, to imagine, 253 DN ° MDF to like,
YD -N. M7 ‘yan

‘Far, -fetched, m. s. pny, -off, PID s0-, DIP TIT TW

go-, n22? Pad R. on -most, m. s. si “pin
Farce, pdinn ° bart ical, —Dyi
Fare, diet, ON hire of carriages, 1 bay au a waterman’s-,
_ Tua DDIwD Tab -well, ms. #9 pibyh
Farm, D2Y 1 -er, TTY TDI
Farrier, DYDD so

Farther, promote, 1717) more remote, m. s. 1} *PiN go-,

n2?? §}D> -more, Tip’) Farthest, m. s. TNID “pin

Farthing, mons
Fascinate, 25 -ion, aly Dp? noes

Fashion, to mould, 138 ' nay. baat pon R. 1D -N. form,
MV¥ * ASF custom, JI * AAD * DW Ch. -able, —3
-ably, ‘D°A -ed, m.s. WS) | wy?

Fast, to abstain, DIY hold fast, PITT -,ad. firmly, PIMA

swiftly, MIA -N. firm, m.s. pit * pi R. ps

T

138 FAS—FEA

abstinence, T¥ -en, Pat ' pin * YS -ener, —O
-ness, PIT

Fastidious, m. s. M21 arivite R. haa

Fat, s. Wan “DIW -, a. ms. era you ya -ling,
NYVD “PAV ‘DIAN -ness, TOW ' CDW -ten,
own ona ! ,

Fatal, destructive, MMW *NVOD R. ND -ity, SDI
sot Ch. DWT FN: ist, m.s. “——2 POND
mo amawa ‘AND :

Fate, destiny, 1} DIVO -d, m. s. 9 IN HM

Father, AN pl. niaE R. 728 -in-law, a cere father,
MDM a wife’s father, {IVIN -less, m. s. DIM -ly, AND |

Fathom, 9PM -N. MVDN YIN -less, PN PS

Fatigable, m. 8. 2% yd ninyad «m3

Fatigue, PI “MNT Noma aap adn

Fatuity, mi72D * mwaL Fatuous, foolish, m. s. bap wad

Fault, an offence, Maw * NOM a defect, DVD ' yor * pip
Ch. -less bam. s. * by * D2 Flcommita-, mw ssi
y,m.s. guilty, SON *Dpa" DWN *WrN bad, “9D
“2 DID "ON DD “Oy

Favour, 30 + obye son mgt R.A. oY Ton nwy -N,
PIA * “TOE -ably, —3 -able, m. s. kind, inna
good, 31D -ed, ms. regarded, {7 *NiY) D5 “0 -ite
ms TD * D8

Fawn, i079 | pons -N. Tb} -ing, m. 8. iw? «pron

Fear, 23 "2° 7" xt Th -N. -fulness, N10 as i:
aD -fully, aaa fal, afraid, m. 8. V1) * NT I awful
OPN NTI -less, NTO 155 m. s. a>: V7O8 -lessness, vos

Feasible, nip) boa R. 55p “WAX Ch. -ility, MWS

Feast, N. a festival, 17 a treat, TVD * nw -

FEA—FEL 139

> inp

Feat, a wondrous deed, 853 MwyD do a-, nivy? sy7an
-ly, neatly, m. s. 2 ' np)

Feather, T¥3 -ed, m. s. =x -less. "93

Feature, DID R. ID * TY * FS ID Ch.

Febrifuge, nmap MDM Febrile, MIP Pw

February, wy ais wT "Oaw

Fecund, mad -ation, M1519 -ity, "2 no -ify, nina

Fed, (man) m. s. o39D R. by (beast) m. s. Dias

Federation, na -ral, —by -rary, Mm. s. —5y: a

Fee, to reward, IW {2 bribe, TNW -N. ID’ * Iw

Feeble, m. s. 157° ‘yon _d, m. 8. wid -ness, yran nw on

Feed, (man) babs R. 7D (beast) SBD [A] "NDT -er,
one who feeds, m. s. 227212. a) “nig

Feel, perceive, pial Ch. handle! wwid be affected by, m. s.
by "YON 1027 -N. vWD -ing, perception, WIT
deridernede: ney anit | 5 OW YT -ingly, —2

Feign, to dissemble, wn ° MAMUiT invent, 257 8'TD -ed,
wind * 9D N73 -edly, WNDA

Feint, Nw DT * DID R. m7

Felicitate, make happy, WN ‘moun congratulate,
“JIA tation, MDI -ty, TW + MINDY -tous, m. s.
WWNID 'MEXD

Fell, sa down, abn knock down, y1s9 San R.5D9-N.a
skin, Vif -monger, m. s. NITY *7D 10

Fellow, N. an equal, MYO “AN “IAN PT R.A a
mean person, Pp’ *"Y2 -ship, equality, * DDI Mw
MY, * MN -sufferer, (my) TIY3 May

Felo-de-se, MYT OMY TANOR YT

Felon, m. S. ninb *pw -y, pwn -iously, —2

140 FEM—FID

Female, Feminine, * 12} Feminality, MIAPIN PAY

Fen, PSAP 2

Fence, to enclose, Ji? * "7 guard against, **D “VOW -N.
MDW 77) less, 3 er, MONoD TH? DX Od
-ible, "20

Fender, MST] DMD Dw

Fennel, MS? |

Ferment, (as dough) P¥2 @s liquid) yaya * mPa oN
-ation, JAYS * MIN -ative, PaVID ‘MND

Ferocious, m. s, YDS NID -city, MTN * NB |

Ferry, a passage, yD a boat, May. -man, —PALIO .

Fertile, (land) nDw (animal) 7713 -ity, ‘MmIDw “mp HDI2 |
34 -ize, DMA} ° sma |

Fervency, ADS i npwn -vently, —2 -vent, m. s. "1033
preity

Festival, -ity, 171 * 20 Di -ive, m. s. bay * nay

Fetch, OP? * ND R. N12 -breath, NI DWT AY

Fetid, m. s. 102 Fetor, IID * TINS

Fetiferous, nina AR) ab

Fetter, 733 DYING “DN 3, DAD * DDS

Fetus, py DY Ch.

Feudal, Feudatory, m. s. TAP) Ch.

Fever, NP -ish, —2 TWD

Few, m. DMN “DOUD * OY -ness, DID

Fibre, 1%) * ON -rous, m. s. DIN OwITNdD

Fickle, m.s. 115 ‘MYT *p R. yn dbp ness, DNB

Fiction, a falsehood, Oj. KR. VID * FP Tastory, D4 Ow |
-ously, —"]"J2 -ous, 72 * F/T Ch.

Fiddle, N. ba3 “Vi ea 722) re my. 6s 3 j22%> -strin

—N y

_

FID—FIN 141

Fidelity, DF * DYN * MIDNI

Fidget, TT *DYID-N. An *wio *AbMa

Fief, Ch. DYTAVYID DDD?

Field, MT * su pl. nity a wide-, ATI -of battle,
naw sono. my TyTN -marshal, S2¥ 1

Fierce, m. s. stD8 ‘OD R. oy * N15 -ness, ‘my.
AME -ly, —2

Fiery, m. s. passionate, MT) AN Sy

Fife, 89m Fifer, m. s. bos: ‘oon “Donn

Fifteen, Tey Twin f. Mme von (by letters of the
alphabet) YO Fifth, s. WOH f. ONT -, a. WM
Mn -ly, — Fifty, DWON *3

Fig, M28N dry-, 7935 (unripe) 39 pl. INA "OT

Fight, pnbn er, OTN) * nondy WN -ing, nonb

Figurative, 11799 bun W-y-—-2

Figure, NY ryt ‘18 -N. an image, “ASY "iTS SD

poy * MOI VIAN R. 97 * 73 (of wood or stone)
bod a number, ravnn mix

Filament, PON * ND

File,(atool) DYD MP ¥B-of soldiers, FOND WIN TW OVW
-ings, 17°D3

Filial, 12 by R722 |

Fill, 82D * pa’ -N. mon. * paw

Fillet, aheadband, NavD

Filter, }3D Ch: -N. 1300

Filth, -iness, -y, (see Dirt.)

Fin, 92D less, —19 8 ny, 19

Final, last, 1D * 779) *MY23) decisive, MSM} -ly, 9109

Finance, income, san publicrevenue, D2 ' aa) -ial by
ier, 133) Ch.

142 FIN—FIS

Find, discover, R¥D allow, ni

Fine, inflict a penalty, wip -N. a penalty, Yj! * DIP Ch. pure,
nice, m. s, Ji *MDY-gold, 1B DND * WUD AM -silver,

PRMD AE DD -flour, N2D -looking, m.s. *2i0 * M3

PIN -weather, MII N49 -skin, AI7 Wy gules that may
be fined, *Y9D TY R. Mp subject toa fine, m.s. Wy *2pa”
zy, 977

Finger, Fore-, VA¥® middle-, M38 ring-, M¥%p little-, WT
thumb, oma :

Finis, *)ID * 713 Finish, 9D "a Down -er, m. 8.
mba Tia * Dri Finite, 939% ness, » M22 AND

Fir, wina |

Fire, N. that which burns, WX -V. to kindle a fire,
—p2Tn ais PVNiT R. MY discharge fire arms,
273 pq ‘WR wn a) -arms, -lock, U8 mn rT) |
brand, “TH8.* PAD -drake, a’ serpent, AW wr) -man,
(to extinguish fire) WX MDD? MAY vA -pan, TAN
-work, Nip “UND -tongs, open ing, M70

Firm. m. s. constant, Dp’ 132 strong, PIM -ly, } ere -ness, |
pi’ * YN

Firmament, aha ppa

First, MIWN * WNT * WN at, MINT 23 mvNa]
in the- place, MINN R. 22M | wNIA ‘fruit, * WN
M22 pi. onDa -ling, 33 f. maaee -person;
wa ATi

Fish, ” -N. cr R. TAT -er, AF -ery, OI IMIDID -hook,
MDM -ing, 1377 -ing boat, —MD -monger, D7 a=)
-net, MD -pond, 12°

Fissile, YP3T? Mi2 Fissure, MYPA (in a rock) PYp2

Fist, N. AN38 -V. to beat with the-, —2 M37 R. 733

FIS—FLA | 143

Fistula, 72) |

Fit, TWIT PIT -N. distemper, AMD *AYt con-
venient, m. s. WP *TID3 -ly, JID *NTD -ness,
WT 7227

Five, MWOM £. WOM (by letters of the alphabet) ‘T
-fold, 252.

Fix, to fasten, PA" ' PIM determine, YM “22 * PAP Ch.
-ture, "2 pia

Flabbiness, flaccidity, P59 *MN37 KR. 734

Flabby, flaccid, m. s. 15°) * "7 -bile, Sp R. 55D

Flag, (UN * YN -N. (the colours) 939

Flagitious, PU/7 -ness, mye ° mye

Flagrancy, nps -rant, notorious, bo pin

Fail, 39

Flambeau, M29 * API Flame, 399 ° namdwt wd

Flank, 3 |

Flap, to strike, }32 I R. 455 °i53 (with the wings)
DYDIIA wey -N. a blow, 1132 (what hangs loose) TD

Flash, a blaze, P22 -V.—P72 -y, empty, MON * pS

"Flask, a bottle, mnby * Dis pl. Niaix

Flasket, 9D * 820

Plat, -ten, level, 7 * AW beat out, PPI * pI R. ppt

make vapid, M137) -N. level, m.s. Vw? * mw even ground,
“UD tasteless, dan -nosed, DIM -ly, peremptorily,
POIPM? -ness, evenness, DIA Mw dulness, MIND
-ish, almost even, DYDD mw

PPiatise Aim +750 pont er, m.s.93A *}ite? *pP2ND

-y, MEA mpm snp + m9 $0
Flatulency, vanity, MIP") “bam
Flatulent, m.s. py “AT #NdD

144 © FLA—FLO

Flavour, relish, DUO odour, M1) -ous, palatable, pn any
odorous, M1 {N13 )

Flaw, DVD * OM * DB Ch.

Flax, MAW | DW -en, - 2y* —D

Flay, OWDT

Flea, wD -V.—D Tia Wa

Flee, 05977 71° Ma

Fleece, (a sheep) 3 -N.itta * 12 -

Fleet, to flit, 013 ‘ra -N. swift, m.s. WT) ° 55 R. bbp
(ships) DUN DY¥ GN -ing; m. s. 1773) at
929) 99h -ness, MINI “NP ly, —2

Flesh, N. wa -colour, TAS VS -liness, ISD npwn
-ly, —Dup "525A -iness, —nina* MDa Ch. -hook, 719
-~y, Mm. s. wa! ms

Flexible, m.s. 19°’) R. 727 -ibility, M137 -ion, ke
-ious, Mm. Ss. 13 -ure, joint, P15 :

Flight,a running away, MD33/D ‘ANA stairs, MAI VID
-y, m. s. swift, 9p wild, T7103 ° YS R. YIN

Flimsy, Ch. wid Ds PRI :

Flinch, (ander Saint oman m. 8. 127 on me 9D “TIS tors
fail, WINN? 32 WD -er, THD * sin “DID “ID

Fling, throw away, “ben ay 9 ‘hp -N.* my "pop ;
7vn

Flint, a pebble, “Wy wenn -y, hard, ——

Flippant, m. s. T7155 -ly, wana MMA

Float, to swim, min -N. (of timber) TIDE

Flock, (of sheep) {8¥ ww (of bees) oniay AW R. Tp" of
birds) MDW on

Flog, IBD® * 3 R. 33 .

Flood, to deluge, at) -N. inundation, BYD at) the ide 4

It

FPLO—FO!I 145

77377 NID -gate, WD IDD ‘OV Tye
Floor, 727 *3b7 (avith stones) ayy -N. the bottom, * 7
MIDS ° PS a story, mow
Florid, flushed, m. s. DIN -idness, MND TS -iferous,
MID WY -ist, OTT 20 "1073 R. }3A °
Flour, MDP fine-, nob

_ Flourish, thrive, moyn adorn, 715° boast, Pa =N..° sp

nian
Flow, to run, en "377 * 54 -ingly, abundantly, youl
Flower, MB * PSI PIT R. pr -N. 1B pS *T¥3
-y, 8} mindy

| Fluctuant, m.s. YYW * BO Ch. Fluctuate, * yi

PAD -ion, Mya Sypw PAD

- Fluency, eloquence, i ye coun
_ Fluent, m.s. DINDY YPN ' WD -ly, MIND
| Fluid, 933° DDD R. ODI -ity, YIN

Flush, redden, DIN elate, NY) : by) -ed, m. 8.
ob spn +23

- Flute, bon sles ona-, —2 bon

Flux, dysentery, O71 babys concourse, {}/7 -ion, mat
m3

a (with wings) M5 * Rav run away, M3 °D33 -N.
' (an insect) 331.

Foam, ¥P -N. AYP -y, m. s. 8919

Fodder, 54a ‘NIBDID

Foe, m. s. JN ' Ni * ow

Foetus, }02 ME * WAY Ch.

Fog, Loony | ‘TS -giness, Hoey My -gy, * 1310
ina ‘moby

Foible, PT * DID

146 FOI—FOR

Foil, 920 * 7997 R. 19 -N. 7995

Fold, double up, 11) 553 enclose, T7197 -N. 99BD (for
sheep) {RY nin

Foliage, 2D Dyno Foliate, MD]

Follow, (him) go: after, PIAS ‘son pursue, TIS 77
imitate, WIN MWY obey, PINS xb attend, inix nw
~each other, rt TAS Mt -er, m. s. ‘rw * "25
oN “NID -ing day, year, IND MW ‘NT DPR. NI

Folly, NOI ‘mba mpd *AYNns

Foment, to bathe, yhn abet, av yA

Fond, to be fond of, TNO Ans -N. tender, m. s. IAN -ness,
M27 NIN -ly,-—2

Font, Mpi> -anel, ale mat DIP

Food, boxe ‘mam * 12 *mbada R. 51D

Fool, disappoint, - e ona -N. m.s. an idiot, * SDD ° 590:
DNS -ish, NID R. by -ishness, NOs myopd * m30:

Foot, (to support or walk with) 597 -boy, -man, nw -ing,,
entrance, 8529 °479°7 NDYY-pad, DD TT ay ADI!
D'tOD? Ch. -path, bsywity IY -step, 5 AD 7
-stool, 9939 DITA |

Fop, a beau, MEY) * RIND -pery, MNT + ABN

For, forasmuch, 3 Betitise of, 0029 m3 TTIN
PY “AY instead of, AON * ND ror? for Wordl
mbna mb R. 55:9 how much is it sold for? FYND A
for all this, iT 7 oy mnt 223 - -, prep. may be answe
by 5 (as nbibab “oy an omer for every man)

Forage, TY * 13

Forbear, abstain, ‘2 wT bon intermit, AUT 27H

_ ance, DUD We nya
Forbid, by ay -ding, hateful, m. s, D193 * SHY

FOR—FOR 147

Force, to compel, IN , DIS *ryI55 Ch. -N. an armament,
by violence, DX ‘DIX * MDM -dly, —2 -d strained,
PIN -ible, strong, m. s. PI -ibly, MPI * M3

Ford, MAD * TAYE pl. nyayo -able, ap

Fore, anterior, m. s. DP -bode, divine, vin -cited, (see
Above-cited) -fathers, Nias -go, MIT R. M2 -head, M¥D

Foreign, Tt * 7 R. Wt -er, m. s. D3 774 R. V4

Foreknow, -see, nipny p99 yn -knowledge, NYT
THY -man, U8 -mast, MART wNIa nA -mentioned,
DIP WONT -most, -part, -rank, Dp * HW WN
-noon, pens "2? -ordain, pa 7 “3 -run, "0? yn
-runner, m. Ss. v9 -show, -tel, NIPNY, m3 -sight,
ANIw NNT -skin, NP W

Forest, “nh ‘apy -er, —WiW

’ Forestal, (the market) IW IP i1-staller, m. s. WWW *PYD

-taste, INV DIVA MDPwWN -token, N. NIN -warn, WITT
-warning, TIN ) . .

Forfeit, forfeiture, wy * DIP Ch. -V.—3'N

Forge, to counterfeit, >} Ch. ‘to invent, (172 (by the hammer)
Mapa qs" R. Ap) -N. a furnace, 113 (where metals
are beaten) DYS abn DIpio -ry, yt

Forget, MW -fulness, nn -ful, m. s. —ya

_ Forgive, 153 ‘mop ° ben “ness, MD * amybp ‘ndena

Fork, 2711 Pitch-, Twp

| Forlorn, lost, m. 8. TAIN -ness, [TIN |

Form, to fashion, 17¥ *¥} to adjust, IM -N. figure, “SiN
TTY order, 113M a bench, 70ND Ch. -ality, ceremony,
m0 y mins -al, -ally, depemenious, —2 .-alist,

piapl ab! Pap R. Ppt -ation, mys" *F1I30 -ative, ayy

Former, m. s. JW -ly, DN? ° monn R. ‘boy

148 ‘FOR—FOU

Formidable, m. s. DiS ° N13 R87

Formiless, 3A R. OAM m. s. 49 ANT NX?

Formula, NJ ' DEW

Fornicate, M3 -ion, Mat * MAA -or, DI TN

Forsake, wt) * Dy -n, m.s wa) Ny

Forsooth, M82 * DPN * jas

Forswear, abjure, mynawa “DN perjure, “py? pawn

Fort, -ification, -ress, V¥2/> * MSD TVS. ° ptr -ify,
“Ya * pin -itude, 77933 * on ye

Forth, abroad, yin? -coming, m. 8. }132 -with, TAMS& 2

Fortnight, DY aw

Fortuitous, -ly, pea -ness, | M pio |

Fortune, luck, aby 230 77 P -teller, m. s. “pw ND
wriiD

Fortunate, m. s. M9¥D “WD -ly, nndyma * wea

Forty, Fortieth, OW 378

Forward, to hasten, 10) * 553 -N.m.s. anterior, DP eager,
10>’ priwn bold, DD *tY early ripe, TVI2 ° pYynd.a
-ness, ADD ° mpiwn * nip -ly, —a

Fosse, yn Fossil, vaso an

Foster, to cherish, b392 R. by bring up, S13 ° man * Os
brother, 119 4? mys -child, (a boy) }2? a 14 mp

Foul, N. m. s. aint A201 *omtnD ugly, sy 50 lia ill,
WiD2D ND -mouthed, m. s. pwn 07 yw -ness,
MD om * Wd

Found, to build, ma cast, PS. establish, TO. * {PM -ation,
basis, }2.° MJIDI * iD pl. nina first principles, TIDY
establishment, "DN -ation stone, Ay jas -er, ' 313
nian py? R. WMI TOM “PND -ery, NPY M3
MNDHVEM ling PIN

FOU—FRE 149

Fountain, PY py * pip “mga aD R. yas

Four, AYAIS £ VATS (by letters of the alphabet) /T -fold,
DIAYDIN -footed, DYdIT VEIN 112 42 -score, DIY *’D
tebhi ag PVA f. my ya ay

Fowl, iP * WSN -er, ups ‘nipiy may ns

Fox, 2Y Ww -chase, ets TS baci —ni¥ “TY -trap,
—wpid

Fract, 73 } Dp -ion, theactofbreaking, T\2wW : Nn vawn
MPD part of an integral, MIDINA *Pp JH -ious; m. 5.
Wpy “DIT * TVA -ure, DI) * Aw -N.74u

Fragment, MOB “AND * ANN * pon

Fragrance, MM] T° -rant, a mm

Frail, ms. feeble, WN * MD fallible, nigta> Saby Ch. -ty,
myer “1957

Frame, to compose, }.3/7 * 110 to plan, DT * DDT put ina-,
M202 WY ANDI -N. Ayn * TD * non

Franchise; swand nou? Taw Ch. R. “VFI -ment, saw

Frank, liberal, m, s. DYDF) ' I) free, “3a R. wn
HD WIA -ness, MYINOA * M3} -ly, —2

Frankincense, m3i2?

Frantic, m. s. piwn ly, Tawa

Fraternal, DYNND -ernity, aA

Fraud, -ulence, m7 “TON TApY "MDW -ulently, —2
-ulent, m. s. ‘KOT ‘7 ‘DDD *LN

Freak, Tt O77 -ish, m.s. *129P2 TILA

Free, N. m. s. -hearted, pan "2"T2 (in © conversation)
*§02) DY AWD “DIT ‘HTT FD *NSID at liberty,
WEN "HD R.n) ‘MWD Ch. (from vice or punish-
ment) WOH *sD3 without compulsion, DIIX PS common,

PDA Ch. -V. Iw PD POAT Pa +n

150 FRE—FRI

wad mw be- ‘PINS? ' WRT -booter, * TTY
VIDA “DIM -born, -man, IM HYMN {2 -cost,
HVS 992 ‘DIND RK. pM -dom, NIN} -hold, 33 B73
1YVIN -holder, —-—by] -ness, MIT) * MDNDA-ly,—3
-thincker, WHT M7 m. s. [VIN DN

Freeze, NDP ing, NIP

Freight, dy DVI -N. the lading, DMV wages,
caw | ,

France, nay French, — ui (the language) ur? French-
man, WS

Frenetic, YIWID * FUDD Frenzy, Paw ' NYA ANY

Frequency, usualness, mip concourse, }VOT * THI R. TW
Frequent, resort to, x12? 5205 -N. m. 5. a Pia
Jy, mona

Fresh, m. s. brisk, 1° pitt new, van (flesh) °F “wa
(water) D*P WV D> moist, n> * {27 -en, make-, * PFT
WAN grow-, WINNT "ph -t, OY DY MPD -y,
lately, INP newly, wid -ness, yan : ming (of |
youth) MANw * nnn.

Fret, to be uneasy, yt say OMIT Ch. R. WY corrode, * DON
MMT ful, m.s. 719M) 14373 fulness, ABT NN

Friable, m. s. TBM * PIR. PPA

Friar, D2 TAPP -y, (see Abbey)

Friction, TA * DF Ch.

Friday, WwWwit DY

Friend, m. s. PTV" PTR. PT PI -ed, m. s. * puis

I asi R. pw opr -less, WY PD ms. TIN

-liness, 317977 DW -ly,m. s. AiO Alp * TOM -ship, intima. |
cy, MY] * MIS kindness, ‘TDM :

Fright, -en, MAT *O IQ DMs -N. TPA TS :

FRI—FRY 151

Miny3 fully, —D-ened, MDM * 73M ful, OMS + OTD

Frigid; 18: s. cold, }]1¥ impotent, MBW "FAY -zones
NYP NYP ww -ity, WY YPN Aly, —2

Fringe, my : pov"

Frisk, 19) ‘pst ‘YEP TPT

Frisky, gay, m. s. 35 410 “ORR.

Fritter, to crumble, SNM * acy

Frivolous, DIN * PS * bam -ly, —

Fro, **% * {2D to and-, iW) SiS R.

Frock, op Mya * nah

Frog, PTDY

Frolic, onn : pry -N. Sinn ; ping -some, m. 8. * Spann
pny |

From, ‘‘ * {iD * AND ° DPD

Front, oppose, Ab ‘13307 stand foremost, va own
R. DW -N, forepart, DB R. MI! -ier, 59] ‘AYP
-ispiece, ANS ‘NID -let, nat

Frost, MP -bitten, frozen, m. s. TV/23 -y, ™P

Froth, foam, *)¥P vain, ban -y, Mm. s. —9

Froward, m. s. Mp1 -ness, MWD * my m7 -ly, 22iw

Frown, N. a sour look, DSP} DMD -V.—AVAT

Fructiferous, (see Fruitful) “ify, nv

Frugal, VSP) * D¥DYD Ch. -ity, pIIP "DW ly, —a

Fruit, 2 (of the womb) }O2 “D -age, NID -erer, m. s.
—"DD -bearing, -ful, m. s. m5 us >) “wip -fully,
pawia 3175 fulness, MB YY +4 les, Wad YY
(see Barren) -lessly, rays -tree, 9 yy

Frustrate, 22D * 093 ‘747 R. WD -N. Ph), * NYU? -ration,
man dws

Fry, 120 Ch, -ing-pan, MWD -ed, aD

152 FUB—FUR

Fub, M74 ai aia

Fuel, WND DDN bon

Fugitive, m. s. wiinitiive: "T'T2 a vagrant, I] *) a runaway,
mba *Ta-ness, TTD NI

Fulfil, 89D * DY OWT ment, mgbeit

Fulgency, TD) Fulgent, nwy ’ 73

Full, m. s. replete, xoip* nd saturated, yaw -moon,
mada wip * wn sn -y, mn>wa’ yaw> -nesa,
miabuy yaw maw |

Fuller, m.s. D232

Fulminant, m. s. DY" -nate, DY -nation, op

Fulsome, 8M * 303 )

Fume, to be in a rage, “2 FAS NII ASA wy niry to
smoke, WY WY MY --N. ANTI WY Agate, |

wy noyn -wPN -igation, pu YP | nop -inglyy |

AN WIM -y, wr myn
Fun, piny ' damn ny, Dy ww
Function, N31) * MwyID ' POY Ch.
Fund, WN ° DIP
Fundament, the breech, 1iT8 * My -al, -ally, TID’ ‘pH

Funeral, burial, M77 ny? mmo -sermon, BD 7207

Funnel, (for liquor) BvD np Ch.

Fur, (of beasts) “Viv -rier, MIN 7350 -ry, VY w
Furious, m. s. paw grow-, panwn -ly, yaa
Furlong, TaN DEIN) IND YDS
Furlough, on ‘ nw
Furnace, 712 |

Furnish, (see Equip) SF csaiberes ma 22°

Furrow, pon * Mpio

Further, to assist, aa ‘pw R. LW" to a distance, ayo

~

FUR—GAM 158

-more, TH *2)1") Furthest, m. s. TWH *pinn
Fury, jivaw * mya FAN
Fuse, to melt, "PEI * Didi -ible, NIA) * D*DDT m. s.*
D?5* -ion, the melting, WDD * AAR. WN
Fuss, TIN DIN ,
Futile, trifling, tp pr. 72 -ity, 229 29
Future, THY in., —5 -9ND ‘nd ‘ONIT pind

G.

Gabble, DINDY pwR -N. Dynaw piwa ‘mdbon -r,
m.s. OUNDY *pvia ,

Gable, 2377 “M27 YIBY Ch.

Gain, NSD * sp ° WI * PWT -time, NW Jat Ch. -N.
mp vm ‘noyin « MV -er, ms. *N¥IO "ADP
WH R. wT -ful, bwin R. Sy

Gainsay, YADA “ho Ch.

Gait, 29279 * PON

Galbanum, man

Gale, a storm, “YD ° YD mi

Galilee, 5»3

Gall, to tease, YIM **P¥PT 'NIIT-N. bile, TWD * wT
anger, DJ!D ' NP : Pe

Gallant, brave, al UMS a lover, THT * SIND * Aly -ry,
courtship, MI22¥ bravery, 91 * M7933 -ly, —a

Gallery, a balcony, MPL * PS. a passage, MINION

Gallon, 77 men oyi al

Gallop, AYA yn -N. MITA YD

Gallows, roy niond yy ° aby Ch.

Gambol, to dance, 19-N. 29 TAP

‘Game, PMY -N. sport, pine *pren (animals) "WY -keeper,

Ww

154 GAN—GEN

—T Dw -ster, PMY? PYINCh. Gambler, WA IA PMY
Gang, Tan oan
Gangrene, bpbp R. 455 -N. -ous, 2p?

Gaol, DS 8997 INDI ma er, — Wy

Gap, a ae wpa: YB avenue, NIA

Gape, to stare, PY * Wu

Garble, Op) * 74a -N. Up>

Garden, (733 * {2 (of pleasure) {TY }3 ° om (for pot-herbs)

PD) Ja -er, 122 -ing, (3) NID R. Yd
Gargle, 7392 R.W99-N. Man Ia
Garlic, DW * DYDW we gh
Garment, 132 * yaad: wD | MDD
Garner, “ay -N. m2
- Garnish, a) ‘ my -N. “Ww ‘moun
Garret, M200 ITM
Garrison, N. ¥20 Wid” an -V. Vn
Garter, (for the stocking) IWS
Gash, P¥D * YNO “MDD R. 733
Gasp, M7 FANW? NiD-N. DDI NOW?

Gate, "Ww -way, — xian -keeper, iw
Gather, (see Collect) -s, DOP ° rir?
Gay, (person) m.s. gaudy, MSV) cheerful, omy’ 25 *210 Fi

ety, (DY POND ' 35-219 -ly,=2 :
Gaze, PY. WW
Gazette, IWIN NN -er, — IAN
Geld, DID -er, DID -ing, DD * DID .
Gem, a jewel, (DM 7 sp jas |
Gemini, D°73'F) -ous, m. s. b> maw
Gender, 953m + NOH R. 15) NLD
Genealogical, mytbin bys -logy, niwdinz WT -logist, m. s- |

GEN—GET 155
MTPAT wm app R. 19°

General, common, m. s. ‘1¥!) ° rae a commander, wu
-issimo, DWP WN “NAY Ww -ity, BIT -ly, —9

Generate, to beget, 5 yon bin cause, ID * 33D -ion,
STDIN -ive, m.s. IQ MWY AB-faculty, MwA AD

Generosity, MIT) "710 -rous, m.s. PW * a? ny tan
-rously, T¥OA wala II AMA

Genesis, MUNI “12D ) |

Genial, m. s. cheering, a5 *DO1D making fruitful, PDD -ly,
cheerfully, 35 pa capa}

Genitals, TOIT > cay owAID

Genitive, Ch. MsWwsIo 2p OM Dy

Genius, power, wT s295 mwa R. ]13 * Aw)

Genteel, -tle, “dlesean, Maw bya: Dw WN -tility, -tleness,
MM YI * DYO -teely, is -tly, softly, ON? *IVWII2 -try,
m. D'TDD ° wr al “WIR

Gentile, Dinh Ty : Dy (being the initials of
nidiy DIDiD Fy)

Genuine, ‘}7 * VN -ness, mM pl’ MNS

Geography, prsmnind Mip>M -pher, -—7"'¥ -phical,
——by

Geometry, AYN NDN2D | TDWI MDI -cian,
——2 |S -rically, sy)

German, a relation, Sein’ ap a-, WIDE (the language)
—yiv? _y, TDN

Germ, NDS -inate, mMin¥ * mp

Gesticulate, 2230n7 -iculation, mbdin. -ure, alia

Get, acquire, SYD ° Dus pw R. pal’ Ww) -by heart,
mp Sa “tid -better, ND} -thebetter,” "9 95) -with child,
TAY -a cold, }320¥7) R. }2¥ -drunk, WBA -ready, *PI7

156 GET—GLA

VISIT -out, NYY * NVI -you gone, NY N¥ -before, DIP
-into, NVA ' NI -off, bring away, WDM -over, -through,
TAY PIT -up, Moy snoyo oy own

Ghastly, N74] ‘DPS -liness, MOM | AIT ‘MAM

Ghost, f19 give up the-, Pia -ly, 09

Giant, P32) Gigantic, —D m. s. 18 bom

Gibbet, rion N. nren * vy “aby Ch.

Giddy, ms, “IMM -brained, MEIN * OTS -ily,
carelessly, DVN van 22 -iness, 7772 ° mP ia :

Gift, a present, 720 “AAD * IAD "ND R. yn] *Nw2
-ed, m. 8. 9910? #19 MYT YM R. YN

Gild, INT ‘AIAN er, m. s. IID “MBN -ing,
aint DY Gilt, a1 May

Gill, a measure, yon mandy

Gingle, byby > boy -N. bydy

Gird, DIY TAN TDN HY le, THN OIA *mD

Girt, TIN )

Girl, 795) +a

Give, 1} -back, ayn R. 21 -a thing over for lost, **1D WN?
-way, IEA to -himself up, Wsy Pa Ch. -er, m. s.
mang ebyn mi

Glad, m. s. 35 *AO ‘omy ‘Mw -den, TIN ‘may
ator, POND -ness, 19 WO * Maw * AIM -ly, *—2
myan waza

Glance, to view, "TS PY * by PWT -N. a view, DPW a
beam, PUD *Y83

Gland, “T"3 ene Ona bu)

Glare, (see Dazzle) -ing, bright, WWI2 *772

Glass, DIDI make-, —221D -grinder, “wai -house,

GLA—GO 157

—NND MD -man, —7352 -work, —NINID -, (to drink
with) MI¥I¥

Glaze, MDIDIA MY -ier, MDD MNT ND

Gleam, Inia -N. my >) \ 70 -ing, ys

Glean, ppb -er, Mm. S. pon -ing, collection, op> t he
collecting, mip?

Glebe, a church-estate, 73 An 18

Glide, oxd 997

Glimmer, glitter, 42 * PDI -N. dpa

Globe, 715 -ular, —3 -osity, oy

Gloom, -iness, NTP * M7} -ily, W7P3 -y, m. s. WIP

Glory, WNBNT * TION -N. TAINAN -iously, —2 -ity,
IND TT -ification, IND * TT -ious, ms. 997
abe 97 |

Gloss, to cover, MDD * MDM explain, YD *IND -N. a lustre,
nwy * MYD* comment, WII * VS2-y, Mwy *wI2

Glove, 202°). Ma

Glow, to be heated, (3/7 * OMT ' Tp. -N. Mon * DIN
-ing fire, pm WN -ing coals, paw inywia mona

Glue, PA" -N. glutinous, PAD

Glut, to devour, 292 cloy, WAYN -N. INiN) TA
--ton, m. s. Obs -tony, modiy -tonously, —2

Gnash, }w pan -ing, |W AP

Gnat, WSFA ‘ai

Gnaw, (with the teeth) Vis

Go, 7277 let-, MI * MAIN -about, MIN) MI 797 -away,
DIN aya -aside, * D AD Mp -back, aw -along!
nydn wa R. WI] -down, ™ -forth, -out, xy -out, (as
fire) m2 -in, SD -in and out, ma) Nin -round,
JD Pit R. Ap -to ruin, Aw * 53) on -through,

158 GOA—GOR

| Tay -to and fro, aw) nyo -up, my -up and down,
™ my i ing, -N. non
Goad, 712" PTR. ps -Ne1aT | pa 790
Goal, final purpose, MTS * man R. i773
Goat, vAM TY LTT a young, DIY THY
Goblin, FIR AW wR. Tw |
God, ons : aN * by: rs (Ow or the initial ‘7 is often

sabetibutatt for the ineffable name mm, as -save you, "
JOY ‘7 if -will, DWT TDS -bless you, ‘7 FDIAy |

-knows, PT) OWA for -’s sake, DWT wn?) -forbid,

15°57 -grant, | VD R. 3 -head; MAAS -like, OVT2ND-
m. Ss. Diioy *UAN -liness, DYI?N MRT -ly, m.s. ‘NT |

DIDS ey ——nba

Gold, am -beater, —ypi -smith, AN win “en,

ATs ' any

Gone, m. s. JAN ‘DAN ‘9D ‘UPN “DM R. DIN get

you-8¥ N¥ RNY * myo wR. way
Gonorrhea, A} * TAY
Good, N. a. m.s. Di -looking, m. s. SW IND *ITD) a-

deal, 2 BDO be-, AYN} do-, “DY 20 be so-, * NIN
SN] -for something, ms. 9250 ° bwin -for nothing,

bays xd (person) Oy 02 make-, Down , son (by argu-
ments) T1D1/7 one as- as another, m it Dri THISD DTI
mie bai NY, Mf he is as- as his word, ' D*pi} 7aT2
MY ipY) TWIN -liness, 110 3D) KR. 7D) -ly, ms. *° TW
Tid -ness, 720 +2 Goods, DIP 7D
Goose, MMS Gander, M¥ Ch. : ,
Gooseberries, Dp pas;
Gore, maa -N. Si5P DF Gory, DT xdn
Gorge, to swallow, «ot Nop

i

GOR—GRA 159

Gorgeous, m.s. PAD “Ny * WI -ly, 7a “pH

Gormandize, P93 -r, }HAY 925

Gospel, N. Awan ma ‘Dy nvinrk.ay

Gossip, to chat, Nt92 +535 427 -N. Nw

Govern, “"a Din Sy -able, m. s. W3P2 * P13. -ess,
nv? ° “np -ment, mown ° mw -or, a tutor,
s1951 ° D7 RP a ruler, OU TT iD

Gourd, a plant, |p ° Ayo

Gout, D999 “Sin Ch. DANI IND-y,--2 mw

Gown, boyy * ey v wand

Grace, to dignify, ho Jad -ful, m.s. 117 * DY) -fulness,
POY? * TT fully, —2 -less, 93 ;

a m. s. DOM wn pan -ness, “TDM a a i
-ly, —2 :

Gradatory, MIIITIDA VID Gradual, Dym"OyiD -ly, —2

Graduation, nbyn m>yp poy, mayin R. 2w3

Graft, PIYT * F197 -N. IDV -ing, NAVI “ADIN

Grain, corn, j2°1 a ‘peed, mw a minute particle, yin
OP Wild -ed, yy

i nat: (the science) } Nwon Pat R. Ppt (the book)

/ 18D -marian, ——TiD?7) * PIP -matical, ——y
-matically, — 3?

Granary, ANIM aa ‘DDN * Ap

Granite, Oit3

Grand, m. s. great, Ti8D *7112 | ND * 7292 D7 * Ie
splendid, AY MM Ch. -child, T32 - daughter, (his)
IMA WAND -cc, NY -cur, ara ‘mi -father,
Dy aN “oN -mother, DS AN DN -son, (his) ina Pp! ja

Bent katy Nwan eal {M2 -N. “pie: sxe
ADI YD *NAD -cc, m.s. {NAD *TIAND “aon

160 GRA—GRE

_or, m. s. JIM * {Ni

Grape, 132

Grasp, “2 PINT TON WAM -N. APM | TaN

Grass, NW" ‘Woppert po a3

Grate, to rub, 12 -N. n2ay -r, MWA

Grateful, thankful, m. s. nai #91 R. 3) -ness, gratitude,
may mao 13 -ly, -—2 |

Gratify, D5 Nb ° paca) bina -ification, a pleasure, WPA
-uitous, -uitously, I2'T ba DIM R. {IF -uity, * ban
rth R. {3

Gratulate, 12 -ion, moa -ory, — by

Grave, mn’ pen _N. serious, m. s. TA) ' bina pitt (for
the dead) 3P -maker, —A¥iT -clothes, * MD 42
PID) -stone, M3p BYP R. a Ss

Gravel, N. ain? 3M -V.to cover with-,—2 D3 -ly, -S?)

Gravitate, weigh, oy PADI -tation, MTA379 -ty, 725

Gravy, 309 * p12

Graze, mw -ier, -ing, my

Grease, to smear with fat, 21/D-TD -iness, wid -y,
iow * wa nD .

Great, m. s. large, 543 eminent, 3) ‘DV * NI grow-,
big make-, DI * 9713 * NY -coat, PED (aan Ch.
-grand children, DYII YA -est, m. s. ** A b43 A]
NID “IY -ness, ae abi 8

Grecian, m. 8.31) f, YN Greece, {TP P US

Greedy, m. s. ‘yg Pew -iness, mop ° NpPwn -ily, —4

Greek, (the language) }7° rier

Green, (a colour) pr "pT very-, Papy fresh, m not ripe,
Swia nba -com, DAN -figs, DYYD -grapes, VD a
meadow, an ‘AS ST nisi -ness, 1p sickness,

: os

=

GRE—GRO 161

nidinay A -s, py pl nipy

Greet, DYDwIa Divwe * TIA -ing, DVSYF MONY ‘MINA

Gregarious, m. DUTTIND * DYN bin

Grey, (a colour) er a elA “ih. with age, Mm. S. aw
grow-, 13% (hair) pada -hound, ar ale yy =p)

Gridiron, TID Ch.

Grief, FAY * iD ANT + ANY

"Grieve, TOY * 37 NTI * DYE -ance, “49 ‘TDN
}2¥Y -ously, —2 -ous, m.s. DTD ‘DSWD * THN.

Grim, (face) DDyit M30 -ly, — —3 -ness, FY

Grimace, DYY DIB R. my

Grin, }Y PIN -N2 yw NPI R. pw

Grind, to reduce, MND *WND *phnw *pI R. ppt
sharpen, ]3W * ‘TIM -er, m. s. "wo * 121 “TIN
AND (the tooth) myndy -stone, mings jas Ch.

Gripe, to grasp, ‘‘2 Pini wan AS squeeze, yn TWiT
R. W7¥ (the belly) 2 as LN. ‘APN a AD
MWNDM (handful) YP NOD -+, ms. ymid qs

Grizzled, m. s. T7712

- Groan, MINT PIS _N. AMIN * PAs -ing, m. s. M283

Groats, #7) * NB",

Grocer, 2377 -y, NPI) DYD ‘DwA

Groin, FEI PI

Groom, DYDIDT 17 iv -of the stool, INA? TPE

Grope, Ww) * ww

Gross, m. s. bulky, rae "725 dull, Wad * 8 coarse,
MwWP * Da Ch. fat, jw * NID -ness, + mwipt , WR
-ly,—2

Grotesque, m. s. M3WiD * I R. WN

Grove, TI pl NWS * OWE

Ww

162 GRO—GUI

Grovel, ont ’ say? mine -ler, m. 8. 2 * Spy

Ground, earth, V8 soil, MD TS dregs, WAP -d, “IDV
R. 1D? -edly, INI TW * I floor, ANAT mow
-less, 213* Ch. MWD! *72.-plot, YPIP -rent,—7 NII
-work, WY ‘py ¢]D R. IAD * TIDY

Group, N. YI3P * TA ' ODDS

Grow, vegetate, MOS i increase, ba rw become, ° 5 nv

Growth, MD¥ * 7793

Growl, PA) *DAD | MT -ing, P72 ‘DA * nian

Grub, to destroy, WW * py ' THA

Grudge, to envy, PY * NIP * DV -ing, “ARI “PW MI
Moowr -ingly, —2 *}W Pa

Grumble, (WONT OPANT NNT +, ms. * pion
DYN * WINN -ing, W9M * NDWIAN Ch.

Grunt, phi -N. pit) -er, m. s. pi

Guarantee, m. s. JY Guaranty, ay -N. WW

Guard, to protect, °g? 193 1377 watch, Thy * 13 -N.
defence, {2/9 * MIDMD caution, NIN -against, * WARUT
“PD Ww * Tali -ian, m. s. Viv *7t)] an executor,
DIDIOaS Ch. -ianship, mow “iTTpPS _ -less,
NIV] “ADMD PSA -s, (of a king) DMD
spin wd ship, TI¥ON AYN R. IY?

Guess, SYD -N. PNT TPT RR. ay. OT

Guest, mas : .

Guidance, direction, i min

Guide, WR * PITT poi -N. ms. ‘WROD *PITID
Poi + PTA less, 72 * 773 PNB

Guild, NMS TIAN my Ry

Guile, MOD * M99 -fully, 2 -less, 73

Guilt, DUN *pwD -ily, — -iness, mw ' Twa -less,

GUI—HAT 163

m. s. OYA) * Pi -lessness, MYON * |NP) -lessly, —2 -y,
m. s. DYN "OS *PwWID

Guitar, DIINP Ch.

Gulf, a bay, DY qit*9 an abyss, MIN * ‘pinn pl niainn

Gullet, p59 + NmydIN Ch. -osity, M9D%1

Gulp, p93 -N. myn

Gum, N. (of the teeth) DW Tip * B°3°3r} (of trees)
YLT 1 (of balm trees) ¥ -V. —2 mir

Gun, a camion, my rapP -ner, —2 Mi "MIP MAN -nery,
Mapa AN NYT -powder, MDW PIX -shot, MP IND
-smith, 725 3p wn tel

Gush, Dr * How

Gut, 102 WD pl OWA

Gutter, 13¥? DWT

Guttural, PIN} “W722 kYAY ,

Guzzle, SAD -r, NAD

H

Ha, Is * rm * FANT

Habiliment, wad *122 *MIOD R. ADS

Habit, -ual, 27191) * 9277} -ation, WD R. wh -able—5 939
in t'® ban "20 -uated, m. s. “O95 -ually, —D

Hack, to chop, IDM * VSP (meat) “JNM Ch.

Hackney, m. s. 12 -ed, 13 Dwnwio Ch. O°

Haggle, (in buying) AV yt -I, TEPD Ch.

Hagiographer, wTipa nna anis

Hail, 72 -V. pour down, —7/diJ -stone, —J38 (large)
vhaaby -, inter}. piduy

Hair, WWW -cloth, TR -less, —\92 * MP -breadth,

164 HAI—HAN

Tmywn pind to a-, — —f -stand up for fear,
wD nny “19D -iness, ny -y, Wye

Hale, to pull, #2) -N. m. s. pou ‘x3

Half, ‘YM * MMyThD TST -and-, * 73 PSTN n> PST
85) 177 -a circle, S13y) (NT dead, Mah ON Pa -penny,
MIMD WY -raw, 82 -way, DINYA -, ad. PMD p2n

Hall, pbx town-, "Va

Hallelujah, 99.9727

Hallow, vigp wpa

Halt, to stop, TOY limp, yoy -N.TT OY mY

Halve, Por * AM -s, PRM by-, 5

Hammer, ¥*93 -V. —2 mon

Hand, to give, }) ‘Ow R. OY" (down) ID -N.
right-, JW) * MID 7) left-, ik PNY TD upper.,
grey ‘T) to- her to a coach, bx anion 7 T2
27917 I will have no hand init, {2 YA by YT) to lay
-8, on one, (as a bishop) roy yn aD give a person one’s- —
ae) UPN to live from- to mouth, nab ‘TD nv nv
it is believed on all -s, DYVOND b5 I wash my -s a it,
Bo) PPI. YOAS on the other-, “|8) to be -and glove
together, Wy} ms UN Von “Wy near at-, m. s. * T1353
9p -basket, "175 -breadth, MDD “cuff, YON” 533 (Dp
ful, PDP AD NOD -icraft, MIDS * MOND -iness,
NIV * WA -ily, —A -kerchief, bina ° 47D Ch.
-maid, anaw -mill, OY

Handle, to touch, TMS * WAM (a subject) * AN Nwy
‘DY ATTAIN Mey to seek a-, FINIM wp -N. ' T Ma
ayn “of a a a¥2 R. ay"

Handsel, ONIN R. ‘S45

Handsome, m. s. 77). * V7 -ly, VIA ge

HAN—HAR 165

Handwriting, 7) OM ANS

Handy, m. s. dexterous, YM * 172) convenient, WD

Hang, to suspend, **2 mon (as a malefactor) * yu by non
PPI R. pp -er, on -ings, myn -man, pon 'ypi

Hanker, **9 DIT PPiw -ing, ADD * TPIwN

Hap, -pen, MP -pen weber will, FD 4 * ayy Mm mm
it seldom -peneth, 817 7p" PIN how has it -pened j >
maha) Mwy 3 MIDS it Lilet Mp "YEW Ch. a mis-
Palo -pened to him, } ANPa Vy my -ly, 12 * da

Happiness, mn2yn ° WS -pily, —1 -py, ms. ' nyyD
“WZD -less, m. s. OV “TWP “TAN

a nindin-dip -v. ae ale MDNR. aD

Harass, YM? * #23 mix ‘YIN PMI ONT R. ty
PIN * VY -ed, PND m. s. 822° nba ira)

Harbinger, m. s. “Waid * 820 * rdus

Harbour, a haven, Din sian alr, FIM a lodging, 19D
-V. to shelter, Fil * pon sojourn, yo

Hard, laboriously, M7322 m.s. firm, pit difficult, * 733
meip stingy, °° -hearted, 29 *mwp *73 ys banp
.of belief, eps x “of heaving; ik 929 -en, ’ cost
Mwpn pirinte -ly, scarcely, OP1I3 -ship, * MN2n
TUN -y, m.s. PIT * 33 "YON -ware, NII NinpD
bevy RB.) *np> -wareman, ——2 IND NBN “iD

neko, MAI -brained, m. s. BID * a9

Harem, Dwi x

Hark, YO! * PINT Tk TAT R. 703

Harlot, 3} ‘wep

Harm, injury, Pl] “APT ' PION crime, DWN ' PWD -ful,
PYD “PVD RK. PN -less, unhurt, JIDN DW ba innocent,

166 HAR—HAU

m. s. *p%* sb DF R. os -lessness, * ATT AW
MNDON

Harmonic, -nious, }}33 -nics, or mun R. 7 -nize,
PIT -ny, TID * M2W -niously, —2

Harness, armour, mw trappings, DID “TY

Harp, (an instrument) 43D pl. MINIID -er, I 123

Harpoon, PDD “VIN R. YD * 3M -pooner, —IND mi
Rv) |

Harrow, TIW-N. PII M9 * wp

Harsh, rigorous, m, s. WD) “7D R. "1D * MUP -ness, * WP
py? ly, —2

Hart, ay a) 5 3g

Harvest, ¥? time, 1 My -man, WIP

-. Hash, chop, (meat) qn Ch.

Haste, to urge on, a YR hurry one’s self, “PAS —
$man sania cena wn wba one -N. ona
THEM * MID -ily, —2 +770 -y, ms. 999 1B
FEM) TID YS

Hat, pas t WNIT MD -ter, 815

Hatch, tobreed, O°S"2 pian! bon contrive, * mann N¥n
TTT R.A -N. a brood, FBT ODM a door, nna: nbs

Hatchet, wa oT

Hate, Sav * 258 -N. Hatred, MINTY "TDN -fully, —2 fal,
m. s. SY ‘INNS * TN

Have, m. s. «95 iNT (the auxiliary verb -, is understood, as
1D? I learned or have learned )-ing, 8, WI" PAP | AAS

Haven, VIN AN * ONT NAN

Haughtiness, MMtY * TWIT TNA ee) Vit R, Tt ily,

| 2 4ty, ms Th ID tO rh maa

Haunt, DYVN? NINVI Sy -N. avin R. 1 -er,

HAV—HEA 167

slaty ATS ems Tie

Havoc, MAW * D7 -N. PITT * nn |

Hawk, to cry goods, rt nosqp M25 Ch. -N.' 87
Y2 * DOM -cr, ms. ‘yma mba *PIDD
mad map “nic

Hay, yn -rick, 9 Y.-maker, m. s. =yip

Hazard, D3 (his life) *$B23 war ow * mv? war AN
j2ADSN Ch. -N. MXN Taree) Ch. -able, -ous, m. s.
1201 Ch.

ize, ey

He, 817 (this pronoun is chiefly required in the present tense,
for to the future is added the inseparable pronoun, and in

_ the preter it is wholly omitted.

Head, 882 Mi *"2D? 77 -N. WN -ache, 9m
-band, Dwi * navi -dress, IND * DAW * ply pl.
PID? -less, long, ADAM PRI m5 8 Dw R.

and ow -most, wNIA -piece, armour, j{D under-
‘Standing, 332F)-stone, 138 WN -strong, m.s. yy “TWP
12710

Heal, 97 * $571 -ing, N15" -th, -thiness, RTD NYA
mindy -thy, m. s. x1 ‘pow

Heap, 72¥ ‘yap “44m ‘aby IN -N. a pile, “7H
PUI *WT2 (of stones) Maza D * by R. 353 (of ruins)
bn dan wow R. bas ‘my (of people) * S07
1973 “ADEN by 5, DQ DMN

Hear, to perceive, POW hearken, [MNT * DWP -er, m. s.
‘aDw: PSD “a wp -ing, the sense of -ing, Myow
audience, }}& 20} trial, WBwN> TDY APPN T
“ay, TPN 2D

Hearse, ND NOD R. Nv M3

168 | HEA—HEG

Heart, ab° and -ache, 1 -broken, m. 8. ay) “Aw
27p3 - burning, 1 ASD at -s ease, WDI7N MN b23
~easing, pi "SEV next to one’s-, 55 TS] by-,
mp dy take-, PINT * PANIIT take to-, 39 Sy win
R. yw “>y 3) mi mw go to the-, 23 TW p39 --en,
YOR ‘pin peas i APA tina R. yp -ily,
325 mate pow 223 -iness, sincerity, mindy * raya) a)
-less, m. s. FY) ‘TIE * 35 * 72 -sickness, ah mp -y,
m.s. DF) * pow

Hearth, AS *TPD * OND

Heat, (an oven) Vat Pwr R. pw] to warm (with passion)
FS TINT TOM AN MUTT (one’s self) 2? DO ARPA
-N. (by fire, DIM (by rage) i Wort sultry, aw -ed, m. s.
DM (ina passion) (A7P3 4a? ON AN mop |

Heath, eX ‘AY e yas

Heathen, (see Gentile) -ism, DY?’ NTL * DN MPN

Heave, to lift, B17 -offering, mann

Heaven, J*P1 * DYW -* IND ‘ly, ‘vow -ly beings,
Moy ‘piw PIP WIP -ly thing, “2M -ly hosts,
DID way 2

Heaviness, weight, MTA) affliction, ANY wily, 2

Heavy, m. s. weighty, TAD dejected, ANY * ALT

Hebrew, Ay (the language) iw?

Hebraism, V2 iw7a 377 DIN

Hedge, enclose, “Viv -N. DI -hog, TP

Heed, attend, PNT * DWP care, “my Tow “dy 3b pw
ful, me's. WI} * VT PND | DPD less, nba
-fulness, ANT * mawpn |

Heel, pv betake to one’s heels, m3

Hegira, poaynyin } 10? Maw

HEI—-HER 169

Heifer, MNIW N32 MDa

Height, MD%P '71Di2 (of rank) MOBO

Heighten, MAIN‘ NwI* O72 DT RN

Heinous, TN val -ness, Mpw -ly, —2

Heir, WS) <dom, MRD. mba -ship, —11 WBWD -ess,
Nw} -less, m. s. byisid py

Hell, nypdy a nn Phy | now pss

Helm, the rudder, TINT Mins? rw

Helmet, P53 *paip

Help, to aid, WY cure, ND * TM -N. TTY * TY TNIDI,
NDI | T|NIN -less, SBI] WY PRB‘ A|aNIN 7a

Hem, toclose with a-, bay} bb> =N. bp bays

Hemisphere, -ical, AD 2331 YT

Hemlock, YN * wT

Hemorrhage, 0° Surbus -hoids, pny

Hemp, D3A3p -en, by

Hen, ndigan Ch. -pecked, SAWN N?WAD Non

Hence, away, mAyon from this, M7 hierefaré, may * 129
forth, AAD * msdn wD * mony NTT oD

Heptarchy, DYD"D) my aw nowy

Her, 7} _ (always aflixed, as mous of her, *1J3") her word)

Herald, "3D * mY7W * 8D ry, —7 MAPD

Herb, -age, YY *—P7 -al, DawYIT YD TED. -alist,
Davy yaw YT

Bterculcan, TD taz'* mw

Herd, AM * DN -N. a flock, WY a company, * 737
Mp? “MD ON -sman, 4

Here, 75 * 3 ' 720} * D971 -to, “Tht -and there, "SINT NIN
II AIT D1 7d. -about, MDA -after, 12 MINN -in,

x

170 HER—HIG

m.s. JDINA *42 -by, -with, 73 vali! -of, MIfD -tofore,
Hep pd on: Sb * 83] MTP Ch. under, m. s.
+ A

Heriditable, -itary, MPM] * AWD * wy

Heresy, MID * MNT R.A Nw Td

Heretic, | * 752 Ch. -al, PVD by

Hermaphrodite, Dt! R. MN * DININ

Hermit, THAN * BAB -age, —I7 wD avin R. Aw

Hero, -ic, Waa "YT wg +5 pros -ine, * NWN
a? N¥YON -ism, TI} 1 -ically, —2

Herself, she-, mOyya sw - , (if denoting a reciprocal action,
is expressed with the characteristics of the by anit conju
gation, as elven she taught herself) by-, IBAA of-,
MD¥Y within-, BIB R. 295 |

Hesitate, to delay, Toy * , MOOT *“FIS doubt, }15 *pbD
-ion, TIDY. * PRD Ch. (for PBL)

Heterodox, }%) m.s. NYT 1 *w7ia ‘AYw

Heterogeneal, m. pl. D'}w * DTI

Heteroptics, DTTIID DWAYD R. ma! myn

Hew, (wood &c.) nop yy “a “atom ° {SP (flesh)
ANP (stone) Spa -out, 23M

Hey! interj. ANT ;

Hickup, poy yyid

Hidden, m. s. V9) *DPYI * 832M} ° “+9003

Hide, JOY *DoYM “ANT MNO -N. Ty

Hideous, m. s. ninga -ly, TNA

Hierarchy, D'73 ndving

Hieroglyphics, ron ninix -phical, 7D

High, m. s. elevated, SW] °D *53 ' aa) dear, “p°
-born, DM) Ch. -bred, MIDI bya 1952 -est, |POY
-flier, pine ° bpinnn land, ale vay -lander,

HIG—HIV 171

——UW'S -mettled, daring, ad *PON -minded, -spirited,
Di ty 3) “S47 +wp-ness, MOND * NY R. Nw?
-seasoned, *)"T1 -wrought, °° moana -water, aera)
DYNITD IY DYDT -way, sb07 TY ‘mboD R. bb
-wayman, DXDT “ay MDiv 1009. Ch. it is too -for
me, ‘21 Maa} on-, OWA" mbyiab -ly, greatly,
TNO W

Hilarity, MPNYD “AMA AI

Hill, V3 * VT -ock, P32 IDB

Hilt, 2¥3

Him, (always affixed,as 178 him * JAM he loved him) -self,
VOSY by -self, {BID (see Herself.)

Hind, a she stag, box | mbox * PAY -part, VMN

Hinder, YYV57 ' pown RI “yy -ance, Ow ° WYP

Hindermost, MYITS * TAS’ TITS .

Hinge, (a joint,) M$ ° nis

Hint, O77 *79 Ch. -N. 1799. * 7INO7

Hip, JVI PI. * ral) -shot, m. s. —"33

Hire, DY -out, 207 -N. NIVDY * 12 -ling, alg

His, sour: } (always affixed, as na his word)

Hiss, Paw "tiv yon -N. Apes * 12 nyyin

Hist! Dit

Historian, DAYA NTP na a WOT

History, meps IBD -ical, — by ically, au

Hit, (against) "D pb succeed, *NYD “MONT YO
wT OR. Mwy * p92 he- upon, ‘mbann MND
iwana bn -N. apa anys

Hither, to this place, 9 "Wf -to, MIM MHD WW -and thither,
mdyrt3" |

Hive, (for bees) OVID TY) a company, MIP R. Ty

172 HOA—HON

Hoard, 38 : 7a¥ -ed, VSN * WAY

Hoarfrost, 1D -iness, nino -y, aged, IW R. Tw

Hoarse, }112 1792 -ness, {12 NVM} -ly,— -3

Hobgoblin, 993 * Nw NM pl. ninba

Hodgepodge, NYT * banda R. 953

Hoe, N. VIVD-V.—2 7w4

Hog, VT -vish, oe |

Hogshead, a5 nvwe win

Hoist, O77 R. OW

Hold, contain, X37} R. 99D continue, PANT | PwAN
detain, SY *Aay Ch. imagine, awn ‘77D «refrain, 9
T_T ' PANN -off, YID * WWM take-, PYMNI -the f
tongue, Tay ‘DI -up, exhibit, 7M * MSI to- with j
one, ae) ats, ab ny “Dy TT) Mw -! interj. * Toy. ‘DIT
#1) -N. custody, 3u0 “DWH support, | nan ‘pin
er, PIND “IMIS -fast, MIN 79> + DIP |

Hole, a hollow place, * P*3 7 IP3 * TMD * mom * Ap |
YAR NAAM ATTN q

Hollow, a. m. s. 23p3 ' bain 372} (of the hand) }D-R.ADD
-voice, MMIID7 oe -V. AP3 -ness, MPD * TAPIA

Holy, pious, m. s. WTP sacred, WIP -day, DO DY *an-
R. 37 -iness, MWATP -ily, —3 |

Homage, MY22i7 * nyTAAW Ch.

Home, his-, ima from-, m.s. WAND to go-, sad aw
longing after his-, “1X mead ADD} -bred, artless, |
mgr 12 m. s. DA-liness, MMOWA -ly, m. s. OWA -ward, |
M2 bring-, —N27

Hesicide, murder, DY") nino

Homogeneous, m. pl. PAH DYN Dw

Hone, Ch. AMV jaS

HON—HOS | {73

Honest, m. s.DE) ‘YON -y, MIOYIN * ON ly, —2
Honey, #271 -comb, AY -moon, DSW3I7 WIN
Honour, JAD ep =. NaS "2" -ably, —2 -able,
m. s. ‘T2) *P) Honorary, apd
Hood, N. W877 MDD -wink, to hide, *y MDD
Hoof, MDD
Hook, catch, 99 fasten, DDI *7]N -N. ‘OP 73
129 -ed, D2
Hoop, DAD WAN * pwn -N. pwn
_ Hooping-cough, Dip Lies R. pv
Hoot, V. -°3 iw? von + paw
Hop, to walk lame, y * MDD to jump, ' Baa] ‘SA YBP
TS * IPI -N. (a plant). Hi#"3 a jump, * 7 oe bY
TP AEP
Hope, M2. °M2N May + nin. R. om -N. + mbmin
Mpn -ful, m. s. confiding, ynwa ya -less, TAN ° WII
| RvR
Horde, "1)"13 * ?an ; nad
Horizon, yisd Down wna LANDON Ip’ pax
_ Horn, 1? (an saticaintees wiv -ba5 -ed, m. s. MP2
Hornet, mia)
Horrible, -rid, -rific, 7 92 ‘DPS -ribly, -ridly, * wa
IDA -ror, M¥dE We om ona’ Tw
f Horse, (an animal) DID -back, —(74 My 237 -hair,
=f minpw -leech, pve -man, wd -manship,
Ss yn
Horseradish, (a root) RIF Ch.
~ Hosanna, Faye
Hose, DY9777 D291) WA ier, m.s. ——IDW
Hospitable, m. s. 2°13 *DYTTIN DD -ably, MITA

174 HOS—HUG

Hospital, DIM M3 -ity, MIM) “DMT NN NDI

Host, a landlord, M27 Syn an army, say a number, on
-ess, MD noya

Hostage, m.s. TAMPA *}2

Hostile, m. s. 2) * x “IND -ity, ID TONdD

Hostler, DION WwW

Hot, m. s. OF eager, ppiwr grow-, OF make-, OOM
-headed,m. s. TOT] #W -house, OMDYT Dawa wa ma

Hotel, TAI Non

Hovel, xdo0 “M2 'F20 R. JID

Hover, (overhead) An , AD wander, T'T}3

Hound, DNDN PS 323

Hour, Mw Ch. -glass, “iD ly, 2

House, TIM MOAT R. NII -N. ma -breaker, —ATVIN
-breaking, —npnn -hold, —*—*}3) -hold affairs, —17 *2\3Y
-hold stuff, —)3 -keeper, m. s. one who keeps a house,
—byo a steward, —Pd PUD 12 R. ppw * 2 -keeping,
nin 9301319 -toom, N37 -wife, I nova 733
bm PWS less, AWD DIP PND RB. aw ene |
omaw ‘now -rent, (177""] "2 R.717

How? -soP MIDS ' ODS * PS * DD -do you do?

2 NITMD Divi -has it happened, I2V7 MT ADS

-long yet? iD m0 as “IY -much does it cost, NID BIA)
* -many? m3 -soon, 700 “IY -be it, pox mst boa
-ever, “| -so ever, D'S 55 by

Howl, Oda. -ing, mp0

Huddle, hurry, aelal crowd, S)T1TW DN

Hue, a colour, YA¥ pursuit, TIS apron

Hug, PAN-N.pian

Huge, m.s. THD WW *957) -ly, THD THA

HUM—HUS 175

Hum, to buzz, on} -N. M73 .

Human, WiUS -kind, nD ‘DIN 22 -form, DTN ANIA
-happiness, D3) WA AWN

Humane, m. s, DVT) * NOM -ity, MIN] DYN * TON
ES aaa

Humble, Savin ‘pyI0 * Pay cone’s self) PIDi7 Maw
“Nem. s. 19D * 13 dym.s. 833 DEB 172 rw
-y, D2 ° mwa

Humid, n9 -ity, rembnd : mind Rm

Humility, 7°22 * My -iation, MPBWA * MIDNA

Humour, to gratify, M¥7 -N. moisture, mind a whim,
WI NIIIM to put one out of-, D7 good -ed, m. s.
29 *aiv * Spy ill -ed, ms, OD ‘APT -ist, m.
TI33 ' M3012 -ous, droll, m. s. Palate

Humpback, 23 of a camel) opin nwaq -ed, J3

Hundred, 8% (by letters of the alphabet) ‘P

. Hunger, a4 -N. Dp") -gry, m. s. IY)

Hunt, “IN Pp?) (animals) WY -N. YAS APY? + TY -er,
~sman, TY PIP wx

Hurl, p9p

Hurricane, 53D * Myo WoO PIN AN

Hurry, man YN (one’s self) baan ‘Vas twen ibn
79 -N, ndq2 * ran Palen

Hurt, to injure Pi *Y7 bruise, pyp -N. *Y¥D *}ION
Pid “FAY -ful, PY * PWD -fully, APIA R. PI -less,
m. s. *p¥ Nb

Husband, a married man, TW bya -less, * TIN DS
AMID WS MD PN aman, DIP ODN TTY wy. sy,
Taw MDT Tay

Hush, to appease, Dw 'OPwiT -! interj. DIT -~money,

176 HUS—JAD

myn? wn? Ine |

Husk, Dm *mptp Ch. (of corn) py (of grapes) At ey,
-xbn + wim

Hussy, a wench, by as

Hustle, to mix, PIM IW

Hut, 730 R. 75D

Huzza! aan

Hydrographer, DY" NBS YD

Hydrography, DY)" ABD IWS

Hyena, YAY pl. DywaAy

Hymeneal, (a song) owin Sonn alg

Hymn, moran R. bbs =1€, by

Hyperbole, srg * maar -bolical, m. s. D0

Hypercritic, m. 's. AND ani PAP TS R. ppt

Hyphen, Apia * AMD mono Ip

Hypochondria, Ch. baywbn nym: sy -dric, m. s.
—2 my

Hypocrisy, wind x ap Pia! (in religion) NIwIPN -ocrite,
-ocritical, m. s. wri ° yan ° wIpni ' yay

Hypothesis, 993 * N37 R. mM

Hyssop, AS

Hysteric, DN? WDD “aD

I. J.

I, pron. YIN *°38 here am I, 9237

Jacket, JATIN vinadyy ‘ID RID

Jacob, apy

Jade, N. (a horse) $14 DID (a woman) Jadish, *oyrda na
mooi *MaND maT

JAI—JEL 177

Jail, POS 8237 77 ma -er, ——Ww

Jam, confinl between, yd Jamb, MAW

January, PWT wn | Pte

Jar, to differ, Dy 277 R. AM -N. a discord, mao a
harsh sound, man a vessel, ‘T * papa ' wan ba)

Jargon, maw “pd: viv? my)

Jasper, mu

Javelin, mou may iD

Jaundice, |p"

Jaunt, MIN) AIS FIND OYiviny N. www

Jaw, nd

Ice, TP Icicle, TIP D*|D) Mia Ch.

Idea, NAVD *yhyI-1,—-a ndyN METS

Identic, m s TTR f Pont on m. pl. roy On f
PDT YT -tify, riod SYD ‘DT R.4D3 -tity, “MIDyy
Maw Ch.

Idiom, 712.97 {DIN

Idiot, IN : PDD "220 “ND -ism, rT “ODD
mdz - “oyna

Idle, MINT + Syy +n aA LN. m.s. lazy, * Maan
MID trifling, PY’ ba -ness, PQ)‘ MNP Idly, —2
Idler, m. 8. yt bua ° 502

Idol, ae ay *Asy ‘Sop -atrize, 5 MynAw -ater,
—) mynnen prosbys T2y -atry, Din NTI -ize,
ode mie :

Jealous, suspicious, ‘m. 8 NIP -y, NIP

Jeer, "MS ON -ingly, ONUA :

Jehovah, Fi

Jelly, MPI TRY prs

178 JEO—ILL

Jeopard, min? wd) IM * 7320 yd N17 -ous, {DVD Ch.
-y, 13D Ch.

Jerusalem, DY2uN)

Jest, POY *priy | Ons-N. -ing, 49 ping

Jew, ST ay SOSA css, TIT May ITEM
ish, WT MAY -zy, NI bap

Jewel, a stone, yon Ne jas

If, DS *%D -so, 1D DN but-, ON)

Igneous, m.s. WS mw ia

Ignition, YI ANI R. MY* -nitible, WRI NY

Ignoble, m. s. WD * 2v nobly, {PR * M22

Ignominy, -minious, MD] WT * 7 223 ‘miniously, ae

Ignoramus, oNit R. by -rance, nmya* ny "on -rant,
m. 8. HYD AYE -rantly, MYT 7A “YD PSB
Ry? . |

Jingle, ae i NON -N. OYO¥

Ill, to be-, non N. th. & sce mon bad, harm, jf") -boding,
nyt? MIN *N7-disposed, AY *U1F -fated, -fortunate,

pt “mip -contrived, -gotten, Dawa 85 mer _luck,
TD PR TNT * VON

Hilegal, -ly, AD ‘soy ity, Moy *

Illegible, “82 IS

Hlegitimacy, YM mdi nto

legitimate, *PINW * DNS ah

Illiberal, Spy rb R. by -ity, mbpe ¢ ‘my i <I

Illicit, DEWIDD MID Nw

Illiterate, m. s. aya" p™] -ness, nwa

Illnature, mye *mwpy -d, m. 5. yen wy

Illness, son . bm -favoured, m. s. ASV ayn

Mogical, 5397 TMD “WEWIND NOW

ILL—IMM 179

I/luminate, enlighten, IT * PH -tion, at AN

Illusion, 9299 * SY NI * OM R. 773

Illusive, Illusory,. m. 8. Marva “PID

Illustrate, to explain, IN2 wD -tion, WIND ' WIND -tive,
m. s. Ward ° wd

Illustrious, m. s. Riva ly, pina? “W

Image, a picture, bmp an Idol, drby Ayy * opp an idea,
MAWMD * YI -ginary, —2 mbyn MID TOD -gery,
anon *mMmDwD -ginable, Aw) "yan. R. w) pa
-gination, i795] -gine, 293 DS UIT (for m7)

Imbecile, N. a. 757 ' wibn lity, }P27 ° avin

Imbibe, to drink, pa ‘ maw

- Imbitter, to make bitter, Voit KR.

Imbody, to condense, JY iT to inclose, "AD

Imbolden, 2? YO8 * Pin

Imbosom, Pan *"WNI Nay * pms ih

Imbrue, Imbue, boy (in blood) D'T sop

Imitate, ‘2772 “on ‘ID nivyr Mie -able, Migr
"WD nvyns -ative, 5 nipys - 2772 "]2) -ator, m. s.
2773 bine MvP ation, MPAYA

Immaculate, 4 yo! m.s. VI * pl

Tmmartial, mond | LAN UPN

Immaterial, trifling, 121 POY ' DANN’ Ch.M wD 2
oe m7 * 7 Is -ism, APNG nin

Ry |

Immature, m. s. not perfect, “bu Ny) hasty, im ! mnie?
-ity, MD? MPD -ly, My Noa

Immeasurable, "PI-PS -ably, —TY

Immediate, instant, PID acting by itself, Ch. By. 3
m.s. WO¥PA smd) Nan dy, YI WA

aad IMM—IMP

— DN NEI TD PRI

Immemorial, nv 723° say an xo

Immense, IPITPNY -ly, —y -ity, TND “TW)2 4

Immerse, bay -sion, "7 D930

Immethodical, babar | R. 952 -ly, WIDD NOW

Imminence, M30 saomith j20ID Ch.

Immobility, mya orp * pun

Immoderate, “72 MAT * ania? R. WV -ly, “TSI?
TKD IND -ion, aii) Mapin R. 4D

Fainsdest, m.s. DVS ay R. TTY? FPST Ch. -y iy os, dv
Ayg rr

Immolate, M2} po -tion, MAy AIP

Immoral, m.s. 933 * 9780 -ity, 9533 * NIITD

Immortal, m. s. M839 “Dp WO MMR. TM «ity,
WIT MIWA NITY} -ize, neyo DY -ly, E27 IW?

Immoveable, m. s. a. “yt oR. py We *12) -8, YP
pl nivpp-y, wd *yina

Immunity, N77 Ch. R. an

Immure, “NS Vad “wa "AD

Immusical, aw mba ° py On

Immutable, ")3¢ “by ability, TOA YP

Impair, ?an * Pym R. pra

Impalpable, Ch. w3 53

Imparity, DDI any son

Impart, communicate, 2D * Tat R. TA) grant, Fab :

Impartial, m.s. PTY SPT PY tw DD *NBAN? |
-ity, PTY “WH -ly, —2 * DD Mw? bn

Impassable, Tay? 23

Impassioned, m, s. ia7p2 129 on R. BOM |

Impatience, uneasiness, mydn eagerness, ADS APwN :

IMP—IMP 181

-tiently, —2 tient, m. s. 81} *7892 +33 * ppivin

Impeach, POW * OWT -ment, MIVY OWE

Impede, WY "WNT *W31D -diment, WD ANI

Impel, #23 * 71 * PNT R. YIN -lent, TF

Impend, 2? * }}57 -ent, -ing, JP * i332

Impenetrable, hard, IN) AYP incomprehensible, WPM PS
pay? Aw

Imperative, M81) ‘MY -ly, —}VTa

Imperceptible, Ch. wa TaN NR. Pa

Imperfect, m. s. son tars Ya “#13 DY ~ion, ON
DID * DIB Ch. -ly, niaby a+ tina ND

Imperious, m. s. ("UP * pay R. TY -ness, * TY")
NwUy -ly, —a

Imperishable, m. s. 79 *D»P

liom 2973

2

—3-tinent, m. s. ‘S5 * phan con ‘Ch.
Impetuosity, FYI *\PT-uous, m. s. PY ' pt
Impiety, PW" -piously, — -pious, m. s. PUA
Implacable, m.s. MZ? “wp -cably, pdiy NDSY2
Implant, one’ yds
Implement, N- >
Implicate, "JDID R. JID * NDIADA NAT
Implicit faith, Mw MDW * NWA * ADD -ly, =a
Implore, {377 * wpa ‘my 2
Imply, to comprise, PYM ' bby. rata) R. B15
Impolite, m. s. FVVDWI * DM -ness, NDI 0n
Impolitic, m. s. MAN #12 PS -ly, NNIN bap
Import, (from abroad) 729 PND NDI_N. pM Nw

my? -ation,— —i7 san -er, —— N27) R. N12 -ance,

182 IMP—IMP

moment, “I>>* ptt * 9°73 -ant, m. s. "pr" prm + 9413 -less,
[DIP |

Importune, ¥Hi7 -unate, m. s. ¥D/D -unity, WYP
-unely, —2 .

Impose, to enjoin, “AN Ms * by bina cheat, 7173") * apy
seable, Op 519% -ser, m.s. MAYO PY 72 DT
-sition, "¥ * “pan m7 ' m1 (of a tax,) DD’ Te
(of a fine) wy

Impossibility, Ch. MWS nyo 73

Impossible, }> MWY N “p33 * WEIS ON Ch.

Impost, DD) * DDI

Imposthume, man | MID MDI R. 723

Imposter, m. s. NOT 77 *ynynn R. 709 *PNn

Impotence, yPD7° awn -potently, ae N22 -potent,
wAIM * 1) HYP

Impracticability, Ch. MMWR ns. 2a -ticable,
1D Twn NO opr “WBN 8 Ch.

Imprecate, “NS * Aap -ion, TIN m22P

Impregnable, m.s. PIT *~MDN * Wy R. ry

Impregnate, to fertilize, NMDA “ma

Impress, imprint, O27 * Dw (on the mind) 3 by aw
print, DXDT Ch. -ible, Por R. Ppm * Oy, -ion, (of a
print) MPM *DIBy influence, nbure DUA -ure, 15)
R. mn

_ Imprison, 12Di7 * NOD -ment, “IDRD* IDX

Improbable, TaN pin -bility, noND pro

Improper, m. s. }123 Ww Ww IMS ly, mina Ch. Nou
}1332 “SI

Imrisontieeys, 1 wh wa "nP3

uwuer

Improsperous, anbyn nba

IMP—INA 183

Improvable, |r * AO"

- Improve, 27 * {P51 -ment, * JPA

Improvidence, Imprudence N77 n?2

_Improvident, -prudent, m. s. man “0n’ “WHIMS -pru-
dently, ARIA PRa* NANT 33 :

Impudence, ny R. HTP * 7 ayn Ch. -dently, —2 -dent, m. s.
DN ANSI Ch.

Impugn, to assault, **2 many yap disprove, * wns
“AD Ch.

Impulse, influence, mou 2) : pw -sive, ("S) R. ys

Impunity, wp ID

Impure, m. s. NSO ' DN) -tity, M8Ov -rely, —2

Impute, attribute, AWM accuse, DWNT " Pow -ation,
TOW * MOY -ative, IwIM | |

Inability, myidn* nba “nda

Tnaccessible, m. s. andy ap 13

Inaccuracy, want of exactness, fa na carelessness,
NIWA A? -curate, m. s. 113 HOD UPS

Inaction, -ivity, rest, MD * sma idleness, npva -ive,
20a ' Oxy -ively, moyya* pep Pata

Mittiecuste! m. s. IDM * mw WPS -ly, PW 9? xo

Inadvertence, Ay nda -ent, m. s. alaiee DPN -ently,
sby-ademay ment soa

Inalienable, 2D R. 320 * DDN?

Inanimate, m. s, *°%7 22

Tnapplicable, }13° No 158 -cation, nin

Inarable, Mt} "N72 YIN

Tnarticulats, wWrbD WM -ly, DOM Waa

Inattention, wn mown -ive, Mm. &. + wD Ch.
gw Iwi PY ively, TINT NIWA a

184 ‘ INA—INC

Inaudible, ip provi Pn * wna

Inaugurate, “T° fal sop. -ion, Dg

Inauspicious, my * pn ly, nny Non

Inborn, yada Vid

Incapability, -capacity, TM no» 2 ; n> pa "¥P -capable,

mM. s. n> TIS P

Incapacious, 1¥ 'T¥P* WD * OP -citate, ION’ ma 7spa

Incarcerate, ion f soo

Incarnate, "waa IPwp 12107 -tion, wa? Mia

Incase, “2 530 “by ADS

Incautious, m. s. 171) WPS -ly, MII P2

Incendiary, m. s. one who sets on fire, WRI DVD Mvp
R..N¥" seditious, M729 * OD

Incense, MOM VY -N. NOP -sory, MPN ‘AMD

Incentive, s. TW * MAD R. 32D -, a.m. 8. wD.

Incessant, ‘TWF -ly, FP] wn 2

Incest, NYY nb) -uous, Mm. s. nivy m2

Inch, MVNA mpg to an-, DWV pyoxn Ch. by -es,
nur WYN fort

Incident, incidence, mp ~al, Mpa

Incircumspection, nvm 7on .

Incised, bi -sion, noi * DIY -sive, OT -sor, FIMO

Incite, MDT * TYT -ment, ANDI WW RW

Incivility, MD Y2 Ni IDA R. T7

Inclemency, cruelty, MTD harshness, >t -ent, m. s-
TERS" TWP A

Incline, to dispose, IES FT107 be aaa stig ani

herchinies bbs schosilil q a =m veafinn ry, sini
yan * tM

INC—INC 185

Incognito, NAMI * INA

Incoherence, 775° Dibm -coherent, wary 13) Nb -Co-
herently, al 11932 Nou

Incombustible, Eats ‘nba

Income, revenue, MNIIA rent, nino

Incommensurable, 7pn PP. PS R. yup

Incommode, IR) * P¥T * POS -modious, "PM * nbn
APS -modiously, a

Incommunicable, 5" yyw “IAD 72. 85 R. "T3

Incommutable, nm meh) x5 R. 70

Incompact, m. s. P}1T IPN

Incomparable, m. s. poy v7, UDI WDD
-parably, } WoT 2a

Incompassionate, m. 8. WIN ° 2 "TYP

Incompatibility, MDA -ible, yam > Nb

Incompetency, nbd» moa -petent, m. s. iY ANT WIS
-petently, 3332 MNT Noy

Incomplete, m. s. son ‘sendy No

Incomprehensibility, Bl Ya) }215 na R. AW) * 72 -sible,
IPM PS sabe yaya

Incompressible, ym Wr 9) priv Nd

Inconcealable, pdiy mralcy i

Inconceivable, (see Ineemaprcheselte).

Inconclusive, V2 UPS * ADIN 2 R. 73°

Inconcoct, wD Naa DIO

ieaieinnia. pl. ym DYDD) Ch. oye DIS
_ Inconditional, Ch. ‘827 a R. mon

Incongruity, M21D7F -gruous, {133 Ms DPN
Inconsequential, gyi bya 2° 17 nS
Inconsiderable, LWT} PX -rate, m. s. WIT] IS

Z

186 INC—INC ©

Inconsistency, 3}5/71M -ently,—2 -ent, m.s. *MIDISAA LAN
yopaPE

Inconsolable, DTI PRD

Inconspicuous, 2) R. 33 wan Ch. 2

Inconstancy, mine ° mane a m.s. 1B * 227
"ay 12

Inconsumable, nme m2) 228) x5 -mate, m. &.
*89D *D2U Nb

lnecunamntte m. s. incontrovertible, 133 ik 8 all mina
-estably, VIM24

Inconveniency, nn s ANN -niently, —2 -nient, 38
nis) 70/2

Inconvertible, 2m 21". N5 R. VO

Inconvincible, m. s. aninyip -cibly, JY NPwPa

Incorporal, m. s. M9 * FAA 8 -ity, 29

Incorporate, IAN * TM? TM

Incorrect, 12) WH 3D -ly, 11332. NOW -ness, wA nba
maw :

Incorrigible, PII * AW IY. IDM NOR. 11D
mpd -ness, MB MDW -y, MPA PR

Incorrupt, DY ndaan oa ms. JON} -ibility, WW oPp
sible, am bpbpr xb R. bp

Increase, to grow, Noe mwa to multiply, ma ° mp to
make more, Logan: Maat nia 4b) +17 -N.
augmentation, bya) map ° ADIT produce, TNIAM

Incredible, MAND PINT *}ON 85 bility, MOND pm
-ulity, AIDS IDA -ulous, m. 8. YONID IDS * prasad “mip

Incrust, pop -ation, DI?

Incubate, D¥'2 Sy-y57 DEN | O9NN -tion, ANT O70

Inculcate, a5 by Py -tion, 25 by r307 |

IN niin 187

Inculpable, m. s. WY *°P] * 7 R. It -ably, ‘4 2.

Incumbency, md ANAS -bent, s. TVR 95 WE iD 2a.
a duty, Oy 3in 3 mvp rela 'R. bey «eit
PDI * we

Incur, m. s. ony 7° baw #5 nv

Incurable, m. s. TAS’ a NB PR -ably, MAMI “3

Incursion, by: MO ws

Incurvate, to bend, MDD ° WPL -tion, IDS.

Indebted, m. s. in debt, TVD obliged by, TIM 513 #2!
R. 7%

Indecency, Ch. 12D 7a" MYs "Dn -cent, m. s. 38
VT FiD2 -cently, 1579 i232 Now

Indecision, PRD * Paw’ * nyAT Spy R. YT -sive, * PRD
WIA WIS

Tndeclinable, MO) 92

Indecorous, m. s. wD Ch. Ds WIS

Indeed, NOSN2 ' DIDS "TON

Indefatigable, YY APY NO -ably, MNT TOYA

Indefensible, datiencelésd: n DMD ja sa vile, m. s. TNID *yr

Indefinite, indeterminate, nA *DIND Ch. unlimited:
om anp?2 R.9> -ly,-2

tsitieratey uniie "m2 mia mya *op R. ys 2p

Indelible, NNW? MND" Nd

idelicacy, Mvp “DH -cate, m. s. DUO *D

Indemnification, piaby Dada * DION -nify," TION ND
pdvin -nity, non SDE

Indemonstrable, non TO ‘nba

Indenture, NW R. TW * ma

Independence, war ATA MIN R. TN. -ent, ms.

188 IND—IND

PUN vin ya + soyyd> pitas ently, *——2
Ch, ayes my23n 2

Undesiaabiedtaes -minate, m. s. nonin ae 3 Sapeel -minately,
mon 233 R. 79D NODA Ch.

Indevotion, mobi "on devout, m. §, DTN SM ITS
Dw

edie (a table) DIP ANID mM?

Indexterity, awkwardness, }}7W2.DU0 DN

India, 31 -n, m. s, “TN

Indicate, 193 * INT * ar * 175") * Ch. -tion, Wh) ' mis TD)
-tive, MST * HID (of averd) OTD WE

Indifference, negligence, may" midyy * myn Ch.
impartiality, PTS * WwW ferent, va. s. careless, mp1 “ONY
tolerable, ‘J)2°2 ° pA eiAle) Ch. -ferently, —WT2

Indigence, NI2D2 ims R. O54 -digent, m. s. [2D/D * 55

Indigested, m. s. not formed, {132 ID not digested, 18
DUD Swat “WX -ible, m. s. YDy) Dwar INN -ion,
roy ton

Indignation, DY -nant, m. s. DP * OVD «x00

Indignity, JD * y+ VOPR. I

Indirect, m. s. 7133 12 pou 13}° -ly, obliquely, WWD Nw
not expressly, pI. Now

Indiscernible, m. s. vin Ch. 7133 DS

Indiscreet, m. ‘s. nyan “iD }S. -cretion, "AIDIAN "Dn
AT 23 -creetly, a

Indiscriminate, 9am *baa R. 559 ay, 91273 %a

Indispensable, V7 , ata Ch. -sably, —2

Indispose, Dian i baba R. bo5 -posed, m. s. averse,
*“Tpya2v 9 disordered, 5 badass + dus 122% -position,
aversion, {187 illness, 17 on . oh

IND—INE 189

Indisputable, m. s. J19) * 92° Ch. WN]. PA -putably,
WIA

Indissolvable; m..s. *O75° oa R. DOM -solubility, Dp
-soluble, m. s. ay *D’P

Indistinct, DONT TNa ig -ly — ——_ -ness, 7092 R. 553

Individual, a. m. THY & AMS -s.m. TWAS fT
TWN -ly, singly, TON TON * UA BAN ity, NTT

Indivisible, m. s. "> pom xd -ibility, MATS

Indocile, m.s. vin’ sy wp -cility, WED * ae) APP

Indolence, MIP¥Y MB ‘mbyann Ch. -lently, —2
lent, m.s. yy * MBN * SYN Ch.

Indubitable, NT) °°) R. TP * MN ‘pad Sa -ably, —2

Induce, to persuade, ming * mort Ow R. Nw? to bring
on, 2D * JAD -ment, jiNwD * MAD

Induct, (him) “OY 12N2 1D TAl-ion, “2 ApIn by nea
R. N12 -ive, leading, 10D noiD R. AAD sets

Indulge, }J * D125 Siva -ence, 12°37] "DY MiN’W) -ently,
—2 -ent, m. s. {JID “DD NYY

Indurate, (the heart) 2977 MY PON -tion, 297 POR

Industrious,m. s. TPW * YIN “7 Ch, -try, TVD Pw * Pay
MAYA -triously, —2

Inebriate, to make drunk, 3% get drunk, "20 “SAW
-tion, JID * Dw

Ineffability, MY 2Y NWI M3 fable, fably, "WIE pS
maw oy xia x9

Ineffective, -ficient; P™ * Sayin sR. Sy -fectual, -ficacious,
m1 *n5 22 -fectually, V2°T ray 89 -ficacy, 73
bayer nba

een pir ‘1D? "Dn -egantly, ——2] -egant, m.s. ° baw
Myo *7D

190 INE—INF

Ineloquent, m. s. viv? ma*tad ° pynay “ony

Inequality, disproportion, DDIWA sw DN

Inert, m. s. 1593 *'T29 -ly, ma Da mnyvta24

Inesteemable, Mm. 8. nb x5 “Ti awn apt

Inevident, D2 +7772 41 IN

Inevitable, 112 i ‘oom ‘ba -ably, —)

Inexcusable, Oro: ACP ss

Inexhausted, m. s. 73 *DN x5 -ible, rial 2

Inexistent, m. s. N¥D) JN * V3

Inexorable, m. s. mis «Twp , abe “TWP

Inexpedience, MN) WD ‘nba -dient, MIN) TWD IDS

Inexperience, mann "Dn “ay m. S. Sinan “07

Inexpert, m. s. Ch. ‘PA WD IDS

Inexpiable, IBD" N5

Inexplicable, ND x5

Inexpressible, vinbs x5 -ibly, "BD? 137? PN R. ‘TI

Inextinguishable, ‘o> Nb (a fire) wT 3 723) x5

Inextricable, m. s. vom xo

Infallibility, MMIDN * TN WD IP? -lible, m.s. *M2W? NP
ibly, MOIS May ya

Infamous, m. s. bay -famy, 4 le rm an -famously, —2l

Infancy, nia -fant, a f bay * bbiy

Infantry, 9927 somdn wd .

Infatuate, AMB.* 454M -tion, nvna *mddin

Infect, PDN -ion, P12} -ious, m. s. pai

Infecundity, (of an animal) MIP (of land) 577

Infelicity, AYP * yi AN

Infer, paw eee OY -ence, Dawid ' NYU R. NY NVI |

- Inferior, m. s. s. Twa *DDY - 5s yn -ity, TW mbpw ,

Infernal, m. s. mn “nmi ‘ NID *y"

INF—INF 191

Infertile, (land) 77" -tility, Ji

Infest, YM? *T4¥ ' YON

Infidel, m.s. WTP VANDA *YMIO ©4513 Ch. + DITVp aK

Infidelity, WP ‘and nwt nyps Ch.

Infinite, YP PRR. PSP * moon 23 R. 755 -itely, -—"y
-iteness, THD tka 14 -itive, wine NPD

Infirm, m. s. man ° vidn -ary, pin IV -ity, -ness, a4
won

inflame, to set on fire, p27 “TWA to irritate, **\8 alae
Mon mars be -mable, m. s. WN “sp?n (person) m. s.
MOM *ZAS -mation, IW2 = Ty a MIpio R. “Tp* (of the body
or blood) npes nop -matory, * W823 VA) ° pon
mp

Inflate, MIN2 ND -tion, PIA NbN

Inflect, decline, N}tO7 -ion, 0) * MON

Inflexibility, wp -ibly, —2 Sle m. S. Twp * DP

Inflict, Oy 5i03 + ony wy ion, PND’ * way

Influence, to bias, 35 Nir cause, Dn ‘AAD -N.' * m2
-fluent, oy 197 -fluential, m. s. FO * DOD * wn
flux 28 OD MoT RAW.

Infold, 3300 * “8

Inform, to ‘acquaint, peti R. pT accuse, Powe (him)
WY -ant, -er, PTD * POWD * {Ow -ation,* My TID

miww ?

Informidable, m. 8. 75) ‘DPS Paw

Informity, IND “nda

Infract, Iw yx -ion, the breaking, mpaw ae 3
violation, May * MDT R. V5

Infrequency, Ch. may min M72 | TV) -quent, m. s.
maw 0 bas Dy “9p

192 : INF—INH

Infringe, TIN IDA R.A yp ND Oy Tay -ment,
magn may msn

Infuriate, m. s. nom + “dn

Infuse, by pS) ons son -sion, 71/7"

Ingathering, 4X |

Ingenious, m. s. DIV * PID -nuity, subtility, ‘ Mow
bow -niously, —2

Ingenuous, m. s. OF ' WY * DON *WN Aly, * Wd
Dina R.oon )

Inglorious, m. s. WB * Dv -ly, MBIND * 123

Ingot, D2 It v3

Ingraft, pata “wow (a. sprig) 2377

Ingratiate, ab aly) a3 MP

Ingratitude, M2 "apd “AO NNO Ay pwn

Ingredient, M¥DA R. ¥D * pen

Ingress, ND sian -ion, IND

Ingulf, to cast into a gulf, D}2 7) * pinnd TINT

Inhabit, Dw * DBA NT by; able, DAD? MN -ant,
Div saw aAwin

Inhale, M92 at

Inharmonious, m. s. BYO * OF} * OW] IW UPS

Inherence, mpat -rent, cleaving to, m. s.. PAv inborn, ©

PAO? Pb)

Inherit, U7. lab -able, wri ! any -ance, * Twn
mn -or, m.s. W1) -ress, NWI?

Inhold, PYM * bo R. a

Inhospitable, m. ba: * 271 IS -pitality, ‘MAN 7Dh
mp

‘Moshisbeba is oe THON! a2 "Twp -ity, MYNDS 132 nrep

-ly,—a

|

:

INJ—INO 193

Inject, throw in, Tin? pa MIT R. NA -ion, ARIAT
Jin? Apt

[nimical, m. s. 2 20D * W

Inimitable, m. s. dy yw }S -itably, myvioy pn

Iniquitous, (person) m. s. PWD * pw -quity, PWT * perp

Initial, FAA wN>

Initiate, 7) MN NPD + 7AM -tion, NPD * IN

Injudicable, 25D) x5 -judicial, pawns Nu -judicious,
m. 8. AIAN “a DS

Injunction, M¥D "MAL *TTAPD

njure, P47 * PVT R. YN ~jurious, m .s. POD * PVD jury,
Pil * my

BBistive, by now * pe

Ink, 1} -stand, 3aiDn NOP -y, M2

Inland, DYD“MPIN MWA YIN

Inlay, rain ain ray

Inlet, SID * ANS

Inmate, m. s. “Dy! maa a 13

Inmost, D’PDLD * mo

Inn, (for travellers,) DTN on -keeper, m. s.—IV * Sy9
P1315 Ch.

Innate, yada pio

Innavigable, 921) 85

Imer, IF) * 2p * V8

Innocence, MIF (of a crime) }}*P2 -nocently, —2 -nocent,
m. s. OA DAP ;

Innovate NWN 120) -tion, mw Vp -tor, niwen pn

Innumerable, EDD PS TW

Thoculate, 1397 * F120 -tion, FAD * ADI

QA

194 INO—INS

Inoffensive, m. 8. ph N? R. pia’ PI -siveness,
ATi2IT AW -sively, 4 :

Inordinate, m. s. 2a 22221 R. 27a -dinateness, * yaa
MDD -dinately, ithe :

Inquest, Inquisition, PIPL * ane

Inquire, #19." wp Siw -ry, mes mone pa

Inquisitive, m. s. ey TAR. WN .

Inroad, 5y wiwa* 5133 NID RK. 303

Insalubrious, m. s. Pia R. pti * #2 85

Insane, m. s. DD FO * YIWAD nity, FI MAA
my RT

Insatiable, m. s. “pour 935 -ness, myaw 707M

Insatisfaction, pian “on )

Insaturable, Mm. S. nyaweyt ny x5

Inscribe, to write, obyy and sues "AS OM Ch. * Wr
-scription, mana F

Inscrutable, IPT Py TW m. s. D3

Insect, wi) rw

Insecure, m. s. Miva 133 IIS (his life,) 5 DN aN)
ai * j2D/P Ch. -rity, POAT "Dn * Mmj2D

Insensibility, MWD -sible, m. s. dull, wan imperceptible,
ch. wapya OYA OLA

Inseparability, 2 nba -arable, m. s. ‘T73° pon IDR
-arably, T3715 ba

Insert, “9 PDI -ion, ADDN R. 4D"

Inside, "]iF * W5 * ma

Insidious, m. s. myn ' wD -ness, MoV z rm -ly,—2

Insight, TAM * NYT RK. yr

Insignificance, mp -icant, m. 8. P"") * Iw} IS * 2p R.
dbp -icantly, opin ' nyp2

INS—INS 195

Insincere, m. s. WII ° IM -ity, WD TDN

Insinuate, to hint, bin’ 7 Ch. (one’s self) nb-ny-233 Or
R. 12) -tion, ND ' 25 mT nd32

Insipid, m. s. ban DD *D -ity, py 4ph

Insist, *'3 pIn (in his) yy Sy Thy R. pT

Insnare, W wp? : Sion

Insobriety, 73

Insociable, m.s. OY WAS ’IS R.mp * maw.

Insolence, Ms2 * Pilih a Vt} R.TN) ° ay “7 -lently,
—2 -lent, m.s..29 Wa OVA WT

Insolvency, *2} pour nbd “ba ent, m. s. 12? AND

Insomuch, j2 ‘723 * WR w

Inspect, to examine, won 2anwen to overlook, Mavi
“ion, BRAM *MPDHV | ANBwW -or, MAVID

Inspire, encourage, pin infuse into, oy py? -him divinely,
DION m7 §nis xD -ration, a drawing breath,
m4 ND RY an infusion of spirit, "2 Dyi2N mo now

Instable, m. s. Te 12290 -bility, ND * ADA

Install, “> TPDT ° 7 NY Ng cation, TIPA * Ow
-ment, oy apni

Instance, importunity, MI¥D7 example, 717)

Instant, the present month, {7 WF urgent, m. s. yw
-aneous, YD -ly, ¥27 Wa.

Instead, NOM *AOM * DIA

Instigate, PIM * WI MOT R. NWI ' ND -tion, . NW
MND -tor, MDI ° Nw

Instil, to infuse, °°) 5)t9" R. 903 (into the mind) a3 173
lation, “2 77°29 AYN

Instinct, YS" a natural ocire. Ch. py ipala) YDFI -ive, yay
“ively, 2309 77a

196 INS—INT

Institute, to establish, }PM * TOY -N. b55 -tion, a law, "TAPP
DIM an establishment, 32) * PPM -tor, m.s. JPW) *7H%

Instruct, HO * 199 * NAR. or, POR STD
71221 -ion, the teaching, m9 ° mn ! ‘mp? order,
TPAD * YD -ress, TTD * non -ive, + brain
M2

Instrument, a tool, 159 a deed, AND Ow Ch. -al, m. s.
“WTI * ADD R. 230

Insufferable, 92D» 43531 89 R. 1D

iat, BvOytE ny cer “DN inability, moa mon
-cient, m. s. “IDM * mw WIS -ciently, 1932 syste) 85

Insular, "8 by -sulated, m. s. soba * TIT * 72?

Insult, ya FT Sop -N. ygy eran bop

Insuperable, * WN nba TY m. s. /D/D 30 PS

Tnsupportable, 23D" baba NR. al

Insure, MOAT -rance, yintz° MOAiD -rer, m.s. MoAD

Pioahountsbee’ m. Ss. TIN oy3 *mNID 2

Insurrection, “TD

Integer, 550° 230 -tegral, m. s. byb9 * pow : x5
-tegrity, MDow * MIODVIN* POX |

Integument, "iy * MIP Ch.

Intellect, D2y* rT" -ive, m. s. —by 3 -ual, S35

Intelligence, notice, mwa ' MYT skill, boy -ligent, m. s.
a1) * MYL PUPS WD -ligible, m. «. pad Sp -wiwia
Jigibly, WIAA * ninwaa

Intemperance, | mye * maw -perate, Ewin 92 m. &.
IAiw -perature, disorder, wn yn

Intend, design, }32 * YBN

Intenible, 93939 8? R. 713." Ch. MWD ve

Intense, intent, m. s. TP * yor great, aia) -ly, —"TY -ness,

INT—INT 197

eagerness, ADD * pwn sharpness, 237 ' on} ' pin

Intent, design, }3219.-ion, 71719 -ional, —2 -noss, * MYM PW
MiyvIh -ively, —3

Inter, “op -ment, Map

Intercalary, }Di] R. }O%* Way Ch. -calate, ADIT’ VAY
-calation, TDD

Intercede, to mediate, Yp 910 moor. yi? wa wan
dent, m. 8. PWD! TWA sNIDD

Intercept, WY * a PIniy ' pow

Intercession, myn * NM R. DD -sor, yon DAD

Intercourse, “mann: map ‘rp. R.A" POY Ch.
27 as WYO PS IDA T have no -with him.)

Interdict, 92 MY¥ -ion, MYYN NO NID IN

Interest, to care, LTT * wun to make opis » Wa yaxny =N.
concern, PDL * Pay advantage, noyin R. Go usury,
MAW * NA" to lend out at-, ‘WIS DD fap
292 7290 -ing, m.s. DWT )

Ruterfere;* 3 WM -rence, ‘*2 MIWA

Interfused, m. s. sina D992 ° aWwy

Interjacent, IFA * DA

Interjection, WNP nbn R. 550

Interim, DAA * 75) MD PI

Interior, qin an >|) :

Interlace, D7 ‘san

Interline, MINW PD IND -ation, NNW pa mip ia

Interlocution, VDD * TIYOVMIWY -utory, —9w

Interlope, (see fntrude)

Interlunar, wn FID

Intermarriage, MINN

Interminable, YPN °72 R. 59 HD YP PNT

198 INT—INT

Intermingle, -mix, ary * 553

Intermission, P79 * MIB * MTL -sive, —2 “3703 Ch.

Intermit, rata R. bbp

Internal, "J ae)

Interpolate, “ped ADIN -tion, “pw MDT R. 0%

Interpose, mediate, “WA Yaa yon

Interpret, explain, 82 ° “NBD translate, yn * DI Ch.
sation, VIN2 “yn * Dw -er, “ISAD satay
jaa WD Ch.

Interregnum, 82210? son Ae Ch.

Interrogate, wT Dieu -tion, wey * PD Nw -tive, —
PNW ID -tor, WNT? PNW

Interrupt, to hinder, J" -one inhis tale, 1.34) yin? DID
-ion, mow ' WEY, iD

Intersect, and soy -ion, ay

Intersperse, 7 om

Interval, DWAI2 *731 73 Pa

Intervene, DMNA THY -ient, m. s. DAN *LAN -tion,
my *MMDID R. DID * OMIA AN Wew

iniigaiaen, DS minznt aes le wy

Interweave, yaw aN

Intestate, m. s. FINS “bn nd

Intestine, internal, JiF\ * W -tines, DOWD ' AP

Intimacy, MVP" -timate, evi yt nop -N. a confidant,
pro yt R. YT * 7p -timately, MAPA -timation, —
ma * 17 Ch. .

Intimidate, O'N * AN * TNT -tion, InN |

Into, in? |

Intolerable, m. s. TN pa R. PY -erably, 232) $5 a) w /
R. 99D -erance, YDS map r' my2a0 sn? 3-crant, m.s.

INT—INV 199

DDS “WP ‘DD IN NDR. Nw

Intoxicate, m. s. “Du -tion, JIDW

Intractable, m. s. ID * IY *AWP -ably, FY NYwpa

Intransitive, T5p

Intrench, ym WM * pry MIA 727i WY -ment,
my ND nbn ‘mbbip : pa

Intrepid, m. s. ‘On +O * ey. “ON -ity, aon YUN -ly,
aa

Intricacy, a "MDA -tricate, m. s. Siac , 27a
Ry

Intrigue, by won spit ' Dh -N. a plot, “WP amour,
MAW Nt -riguer, J WIN DDIM WN

hiitiinsic, inward, WI * HF real, alAl ys -ally, —2

Introduce, 8°37 -duction, a bringing, INIT a preface,
mys R.pSN TM TPIT * S52 -ductive, —?

Intrude, intermeddle, m. s. *95 xd TA ‘awn encroach,
5933 9p -der,m.s. §9 Naa Ta “awn *dyag*NDD
-sion, 49 89 9272 Maqynn * bang: MIDI R. 103

Intrust, Pals TPE * 72 in (with his secret) “5 iD D1D

Intwine, Map * ates

Invade, OY DBD * D532 YOM der, m. s. zs: * DBD

“a mano’ ba9* DID R. AD)

Invalid, a. m.s. 7197 * vib -, 8, TID * WP *wiOM -ate, to
weaken, 75777 * win make void, PN? DIW-ity, * HD 79n
Tp ‘awn

Invaluable, m. s. Wid “pr M9) Nb

Invariable, m. s: maw morn N5 ‘Dip -riableness, ’° m pon
DD -riably, On ew +903

Invasion, oy TTD wD * man -sive, m.s.* ‘monn +) "OPS
Lona) ‘DD R. 102

200 INV—INV

Invective, 93 * NT -ly, —4

Inveigh, ppt ° pry

Inveigle, TMB * OW MOT R. Rw * MD -gler, * VDD
MTN

Invent, to discover, N¥P feign, 351) NTA -ion, ‘T¥OI
Da -ive, m.s. DM * BW MNT PVD -or m, 8.

Invert, "JDM -edly, VION napa

Invest, to confer, oy) in (in an office) ie ms xr besiege,
ayT Oy PHD
Investigable, IPM * wrist -tigate, spn * wy] -tigation,

omen ee

Investiture, rine? m3

Inveteracy, (hatred) MQW rae cof a disease) wp mnon
“dint -erate, m. s. TWP * PIN )

Invidious, m.s. PY *P". *¥ -ness, pm yin nny -ly, —3

Invigorate, TT °22 PDS Pit >-tion, 25 nyyeso

Invincible, m. s. *M¥ID 79 ° 39] TW PS -cibly,
wi mov? TW

Inviolable, bm Va N? R. 557 -olate, m. s. pow

Invisibility, NW AD ' FDP -ible, * 7872
pby2 -ibly, MINTY 123 }

Invite, call, "MY NIP -tation, rin“ IP -ter, tm NP * Aa
mn -tingly, MNT | |

Inundation, DXDT DD AY * 1a) R. DI or 273

Invocate, -voke, \37TVT * wpa * ON NIP. -vocation, ‘FIM
nya

Invoice, WIP naw

INV—JOY 201
Involve, to comprise, PMT * 55D entangle, “MDA WAN

“pw

Involuntarily, ND oyD Ch. *MIDI2 Ch. -untary,
m.s. *H21¥92 sou DIN

Tnure, "30 ' ban -ment, AMD * +O95n

Inutile, ys 8 ‘NYY -tility, ndyin 7D R.

Invulnerable, 7am pin x.

Inward, abi, sina 37pa * DH. -ly, privately,
oynoDa

Tota, ” by "8p

Job, chance work, MP) 734

Jockey, one who ere 32)

Jocose, m. s. PAID _ness, YING -ly, —1 ° pina

Joggle, jolt, PIT yay] TR. ys

Join, TAN Tan hd *Dd9 +b -er, YY wAIM +t, a.
m. pl. own -t, s. (of bones,) Ch. PIANIT PID -ted, m. s.
“wip? -tly, PAM TOMA -ture, sOnr0>3 ‘ mpIns
-tress, —nbya

Joke, PAY Sm -N. Sant * ping -er, posa onan

Jollity, jovial, et a®.* nbreiyea -ly, m.s. +35 *10
ony

Jot, © Sf yp

Journal, wna Dt SWAIN 127 now) -ist, m. Ss.
———3MiD

Journey, MIN TAY * PID] -N. MDI VOD 2h -man,
DP Tay Pay bwin) -work, ay now

Joy, to rejoice, MO’ * Say + mon! roy bi3 + wa -N.
fulness, MIMDY* may * ayia ¢ pie? fully,
— -less, 5 -ful, m. s. —s5° nw’ ony -ous, Mm. Ss.
nov nyo: mn: wibD

2B

202 IRA—IRR

Irascible, m. s. TUDE * TD *WAN DID? “TD OUD
-ness, MWOT * M7 * DDN “yp R. *\18

Ire, DPD ‘32 * H¥P ful, m. s. —897

Irksome, mybnb mind

Iron, to Menosth, on dian penn Vila -N. s. m. s. 73
-, a. made of iron, —by} -monger, —D 19

Ironically, orn | 7'TA Irony, penn: ‘on "A

Irradiance, -diation, “77 ‘ yD -diate, PTT * nain

Irrational, absurd, Down T2323 ° ADDON void of reason,
m. 8. TIAN APS -ity, nan ny "Dn R. party
Jy, MII PS * WEY YR

Irreclaimable, 73) PND m. s. WDUD*MPYN} R. ID" Mp?

Irreconcilable, m. s. #18" *53) NY, rin “TWP

Irrecoverable, m. s. “wp ‘oa R. wy -ably, —2

Irredeemable, m. s. */1"1B* *osg7" NY,

Irreducible, m. s. sy. HOYT xd

frrefragibility, V2 * Ch. ano? wns) P32 -ragably, ——2
-ragable, Irrefutable, y03' "773° sno? wnD" x?

Irregular, m. s. 97131) * baba R. bb5 larity, * "wa nea
bynba larly, TDD Nou -late, 92a *ID0 70

Irreligion, DIN AKT 22 giously, ———2 -gious, m. Ss.
Dvtdy seep yey

Irremidiable, m. 8. TIN ' #1? NPIDPS

Irremissible, unpardonable, 132) noo Ny)

Irremovable, “13” Vz) * m. s. “ebm S7

Irreparable, NDI a° MPA PSA

Irrepreviable, m. s. apAED #7 sen 5

Irreprehensible, -proachable, °°) D¥"22 m. s. DYIE' Pp)

Irrepresentable, m7) ys. x5

Irresistible, m. s. sit pin P “2D? TU PS

IRR—JUD 203

Irresoluble, m. s. IY? *D2P

Irresolute, m. s. 7572 * DS YD val by *MDID -tion,
M7 TPS) * Pao (for paw) -tely, en

Irretrievable, mpm PRA * S|W 22

Irreverence, mbbp ° rT) R. by -erently, — -erent, m. s.
Dbpn babi

Irrevocable, rind DY -ably, Dw 1d R. aw

Irritable, m. s. non ombin a *UN ' pind Ti _ -ritate,
OWT OWI beitathent nm NAY np R. W7

Irruption, PINT Mpa 93 mien R. 2D)

Is, (is understood in the pronoun, as wy NWT he is our
God, VOW MD what is his name)

Island, ‘8 ~~ m. s. —Iw i}

Issue, come out, ‘2 Ryo send out, AVI ‘YW -N.
event, eS mos * moon R. m2 pagal ma

Isthmus, PAN he ny ¢ Ch.

It, (this pronoun is expressed with the third person m. s. . as

N17 AND tt ts good, }D 71) it shall be so. It is sometimes
understood, as 72°] SN zz is nothing.)

Itch, (the mind) *}D3'7 (the body) ypi -N.* 0D * DIN
py TUTE -y, By

Item, also, Tif) a new article, IS PY ND

Itinerant, m.s. YDI] "2 * PIR. * yp

Itself, TOMY as WoxyA AIT the thing itself.

Jubilant, m. s. DT¥ *YQ lation, Nomy Sip smyIA

lee, bay

Judaism, aba ilab PN nw 1 -daize, TES sod

Judge, decide: “i yan pass sentence, bw * bop discern,
PAD -N. ORY *PT MD AN ‘PAD -gment, *PIIN

204 JUG—JUX

Dawn ‘ra min ?a -icatory, (a court) [I M32
icature, PIT ODwW AD -icial, -icially, * mrndaa
DEWIDD -icious, pip* brainy -iciously, M2143 ‘baby

Jug, papa "TD “TASS * wPIP

Juggle, m7" an pwyw -gler, ‘81 * 727

Jugular, WNW m2 nama by culate, pnw

Juice, mind “mmond R. md. cof grapes) D'DY Juiceless,
m. s. ¥2) -iciness, may -icy, Mm. Ss. n)

July, FAA YA wet

Jumble, 952 + aany -w. dsaba May

Jump, 399) * YER IPT-N. mT Ay ap TPT

Junction, MAMAS “AMAnN -ture, union, man

June, {PD “wade etn

Junior, m. s. wy * OP

Juniper, on

Ivory, 3 37 * rpms

Jutoodteult yun -isdiction, MPD -isprudence, })°71 IV inn
-ist, TIM R. ITD -or, OD -y, OTN PD a

Just, N. m. s. pPY ’ uh ~) ad, 27 ° DYDYD Ch. -ice,
justness, DEwID* IW * PTY (an officer,) "a opaiv
-iceship, —7 mVIp2 ris -ifiable, pas} -ifiableness
pryn? wot steation mipqwy | mbyINN -ificator,
-ifier, m. s. PYISD * PAD. -ity, prays by PIR.
-ly, Dawa * PI¥A

Justle, to encounter, 2ydp push, nae

Jut, to push out, “RT

Juvenility, (failings,) pe ANYA youthfulness, nny
nna! mid) -venile, —1 :

J uxtaposition, 390 m. 8. IP TSA +N naw

KAL—KID 205

K.

Kalendar, 73¢ YW) 1)?

Keel, MST TYAN

Keen, acrimonious, ‘PI severe, m. s. TAD’ PIT * Mwp *ty
R. HY -ness, MAIN * NID wy, wpa’ DMNA

Keep, abstain from, ** "unt continue, PAST non
“PWD detain, WY * IDV Ch. defend, “PY 792 137 preserve,
Dw dwell, naw R. AW” nourish, 5955 -close, conceal,
pyn “NDI -one’s bed, DDYHD? bb3 down, NDT "PBI
ID -an eye upon, by ny ow -his ground, by Toy
WOIPD -a house, MAM NIN¥iT 5999 R. NY 77D vat
home, M¥D2 MI -good hours, inva npr Soni
-bad hours, ey -company, any yin
-, (as wine,) ale by Dpus -inhis own end Va pint
-one’s self, PANIIT -him employed, poynn? inix nw
-off, wn’ P31 -his word, abl NY WOW -open ‘his
house, nnn: mwa mns -out ef doors, ywa Thy -out
of sight, wan (one’s self) lalala -within bounds,
TYE boa “MDI WUT R. 103 -silence, DI -up,
Tiav -what you have, “5 WS 7? WN God -us,
Ww Dw -er, m. s. WOW * sy) ° 003 -ing, *}JTPA
"DvD

Kernel, (of grapes) {$171 (of a nut) 7°93 (of corn) 'TII5

‘Kettle, Wa 'nnyp

Key, (an instrument,) MND -hole, -i7 VM 4/3 -stone,
TID3i7 3D WN R. FDS

Kick, bya -N. NOW

Kid, (of a goat) Oy Tw? 3

Kidnap, #5) 333 -per m. s, wD) #3342

206 KID—KNI

Kidneys, npoa ~-ney-bean, 19n a)
Kill, 7 'WDIDI* NVA R. MD2'MD to butcher a
beast MAT * MI * OM -er, WAI IMA * Naw Ow
Kiln, 1134) lime -, }WAD
Kin, m. s. 19? * aw
Kind, class, 33D sex, 1 good, m. s. TDM * Ti * {M5
-ness, 24t0 1? ns ayy re
Kindle, set on Save! ws pn msi R. AY catch fire,
Mp * p's enrage, ie spn Ty
Kindred, affinity, M27? affined, m. pl. DAP |
King, 12) -dom, mish riod +m -y, rab=ydP)
~’s bench, 997277 {"] MD -ship, SPs pawn
Kinsfolk, DY2V7P -man, TWD “ye * ap * isha
Kinswoman, TINY *AAMP
Kiss, pura -N. ap ws |
Kitchen, mbwanma -boy, — — m7 Wwid -maid, —Mmn wn :
-garden, oat 3 |
Kite, (a bird) OY * FS pl. OVS
Kitten, N. 23MM pa?
Knapsack, ppd ‘ODN Ch.
Knave, D1 * (sen +999? 93 -ry, -ish, “DPD | ma
a 533 -ishly, —2
Knead, wird -ing-trough, MAND
Knee, 22 ‘31D -deep, pian dyn -1, po2' 73)
-ling, s. FID :
Knell, mon buby dip R. by
Knife, )Y a butcher’s-, MODND *APND |
Knight, DY OT R. ON -N. (a title) SUNS a champion,|
bmn ian -hood, —N?yn -ly, —2° _t MND
Knit, "JD ‘SS -ter, m. s. DID ' ATS -ting-needle, |

KNO—LAD 207

—n vine

Knob, Knop, 7i7D3

Knock, PB * 9377 -N. M39 R. 933 -er, PB

Knot, unite, JD * 7p -N. a tie, WP a difficulty, ° 4y50
MDAD -ty, full of knots, SO WP NPD hard, * PII
wp * miasin dp

Know, phe 997 R.7D3 -ing, m. s. intelligent, AY] *wAS
conscious, Wwy'ta -ingly, with skill, 22W2 designedly,
ANIA ledge, MI * MI WIM

Knuckles, (of the fingers) MYBYST * PID

L

Labial, OYNDY MID R. N¥

Laboratory, 17" nxn ma

Labour, >i * rt) * v5) (in childbirth) aM “YY AIM
nm) -N. Soy-mb mun tad oan “ry R. 15
-borious, m. s. diligent, spivi ‘yh difficult, Twp
‘TAD -boriously, AYA ° mNona -bourer, m. s. icon
Tay -bouring, ms. MOD ' pan

Labyrinth, M2932 | .

Lace, 097 -N. 53m ‘mph

Lacerable, m. s. Pp) * Ant. -cerate, (cloth &c.) yop aba) >)
(flesh) MWD ° 1 .ceration, MDP * Mw * 770

Lack, 70n -brain, m. s. ral “On -N. defective, m.s, “IDM

Laconic, m. s. VSP -onisim, V¥P -onically, coat

Lad, 72 * by.

Ladder, DID

Lade, to freight, °y DYOUT -ding, MDDYD

Ladle, (a spoon) *}D pl. nia R. FD> * y12 Ch.

208 LAD—LAP

Lady, 7957] AW * YD -ship, 7 N2YD -like, ° Mpa
mo7 R. 27
Laid, m. s. ADD -up safe, D2 * FOO
Lain, m. s. a |
Laity, OM R. Wt "OY Oe MPT Ch. |
Lake, DJS |
Lamb, ny -kin, abn mt pl. msdy -like, FWD i
Lame, crippled, m. s. mpa* barn -V. he pi ly,
like a cripple, —3 -ness, NAAN
Lament, “9 15D *°y San y25p grieve, oy ayy Ny
-able, ANY -ably, 3 pe ate Pasy ' PAN -ationtl
TAD THDIT* ADP * WI’ TIS -er, m. s. ‘api.
nipD | |
~ Lamp, rm -black, FS
Lampoon, - A pry rea -er, m.s. PIVSID * InN
Lance, PAI ' Diy ' “PIU-N. MIN PP2-ct OID |
Land, set on shore, 177 via? 82/7 come on shore, mwa Nia
-N. a country at earth, YS "TWA estate, * mbm
my -ed, -holder, m. s. — oy 2 -lady, -lord, (of an Inn, s .
Innkeeper) -ing place, NPIS AM -mark, 77123 -scape,
Tw MT -tax, 8739 -Ch. * ‘700 nap R. TD |
Lane, "J", * TAY
Language, wd mp +9935 fair, OY Taw ON ill,
pwponat’ pitt R. 554 -master, nine 51950 |
Languid, m. s. mn Py2 * won ° aa Pw -guidnes
-guishment, -guor, TPaT I R. 739° nwon nay

-guishingly, — 4 -guish, ape eal * FUT J
Lank, slender, m. s. PR. Ppt -ness, MP ' mp :
Lantern, V¥ *MYwwy Ch. i
Lap, N. PA |

LAP—LAT 209

Lapidary, JOS Ww? -idate, 2PD* DIT -ideous, {AN 42
-idescence, ey, rm

Lapse, glide, 52) ROM MPD) 72M lose time, VAY
“pi R. yy -N. a fall, TIAN * PT a change, * AION
OU -d, m. s, gone, TIP * m22° TAs

Lapwing, AD.

Larboard, TINT ONY.

Larceny, 1332

Lard, N. MINT OW -er, 7a mipw 7

Large, m.s. abundant, 2) big, osn3 (person) mp *UAS R.
‘TD to discourse at -, DY") PINT be at, ob M7 -ly,
24?" TANITA -ness, 31° ‘bay

Lascivious, m. s. lewd, Mat OW lustful, MISA +59
-ness, FIDNI* MII Wt R. oly, —2

Lash, to strike, ID)" MD satirize, DVI ITD AY -N.
a stroke, 31) R. 7] :

Lassitude, MANY *AS9A* {PDT AwoN

Last, continue, ys ' PWT -N. hindmost, * A208
‘night, WX smonth, -week, TANT wT IAW -year,
MAUI Taw at-, HID -of all, M™NN «ing, m. s. DP -ly,
ayn

Latch; Spy -N. dypyy79 -et, sy qh

Late, m. s. slow, “ITINID deceased, ND R. MD benighted,

WNP DAW Dw -in the day, TADV3 R. TV -in the
night, MOY MYMD of -, ly, MPD too -, yOIT Taw
of -years, DYITS DYDD Atipe, nbs ness, OUT TINS

Latent, m. s. pbya° 70}
Lateral, -ly, iy RET:
Lath, N. a slip of wood, Vf Ta
Lather, M713 YD SP

2 C.

210 LAT—LAY

Latin, YOI17}iW? -ism, —2 WAV IDIN -ist, — pay

Latish, TAS DPA

Latitude, breadth, 3m (a degree) TM wr DIDIT —
Dwi

Latter, m. s. vIn ITS -ly, wm ap -math, DW

Lattice, AWS * D210 -work, naw nw Mey

Laud, Maw * 99 -N. maw nban sabi, naw + bb

Laver, 13

Laugh, (caused by merriment,) piy* phy to deride,
2 5mm pny -able, PINY ‘pin’ -cr, m. s. ‘phn
pPr¥id -ing stock, PWD

Lavish, 1B *1DIDR. 2 -N. m. s. WD + Bt -ment,
"Bt tata ly, -3

Launch, to start forward, yo (into the sea) pial) yn
DT yin? |

Laundress, noi dry, olin DIP

Law, a code, mn R. vy Acres: na* pn -of nations,
DYN Daw -of nature, JAW Be publish a-, ni
follow the -, MIN TD? go to -, (he) WAY IMP
ovis move for a-, AI wan? yy execute the -,
DEW MWY be subject toa-, MI¥DD nivy M317 Ch.
learned in the - mina TID? day, "307 DY -expences,
DaWIDN ayale MINS R. Ry -ful, PTS 2 -fulness,
Davin ° YI * Ww? -fully, —2. -giver, PPM -less,
na Nou -suit, OSW1D) * MAN -yer, professor of law,
‘TIN an advocate, yon R. yr?

Lawn, a plain, 77) linen, }"D

Lax, m. s. loose, 151 * "J R. }5°1 (inthe body) Wa moh
-ative, DYYD PD -ity, Ow npr on SwrSy-

Lay, to place along, impose, piv toe let iano ay dismiss,

LAY—LEA 211

YD R. ND -in one’s way, % "359 Pap -by, cin reserve)
naw 12 * {DY -claim to, wPA -the cloth,
noe Ww -down, 23Y7° M27 R. m3 (fat) ‘nm
FVII (resign) 10D -the dust, PANT Y275. -an egg,
mya obo dim R. 59 chands on, TTY DIY (as a

Sk poy 17) JD -violent hands on, **3 pip (on one’s
self) JO¥y MET*——5 x WPA -in provision, * APY PIT
DDN NOD * F400 VA¥ -over, ADD -out money, NIN
DD Nan Ch. -open, make manifest, m2 -hold, *"2 Pin
-siege, choy FAN WY R. TY -a wager, 1D Ypn* was
-waste, NI LN. not clerical, 94m * rpoin ~er, a stratum,
Mow “272 -Ch. -man, I ‘Ora Ch.-stall, NM MIBWN

Lazer, PWD -zaretto, DY NYT OSI Ma

Lazy m. s. 772° mpano * buy -ziness, {P57 * mbyy
-zily, —3

Lead, V. TV ° pin: 473 -on gently, vTap -er -ing, Mm. s.
TM pin: 230 * baat

Lead (a metal) npiv -pencil, oy en, made of lead, bu
heavy, m.s.T33

Leaf, (of plants, or of a book) mon (of a door, or a table) my
pl. MiM? -less. PYM

League, a confederacy, “wp * m2 -V. —np? wp

Leak, POT R. AGI" PIT -N. PID! Ways t AOD
sy

Lean, incline, ES nion rest against, yen 2Di7 -N.
AP" vAMD* PTR. ppt * 1: 557 ing, FIND * D9
M20 -ness, fT? Md

Leap, ¥BR* APT * IPI Nema mb, TP, year,
nauD Mw * Vay nv

Learn, to hear, Pinw gain knowledge, 119? teach, mgd ‘phys

212 LEA—LEG

P77 RK. A -ed, m. 8.179919 -er, pon m.8. O19 -ing,
erudition, D4 * yD" TNT

Lease, N. mw ma nw let out by -, IVT

Least, N. 4S oy -ad. MIND-79?

Leather, “itt -n, —2UF »-dresser,, miny bid -séller,
nyivip id

Leave, bequeath, aman “wT R: wo forsake, OI" AY
off, OTE" Thay -out, TPIT R. MI -at random,
T3D Toy -a. remnant, PRY -N. permission, a=))a0)
mie a farewell, DYVWED give-, * Mw ji * nw
WDM take, MW mpd: q0B7

Leaven, {YF -N. ain

Leavings, a refiitiarity mse

Lecherous, m. st *TAPIT* Dw TI ery, * DDE
rat R. Dit -erously, =

-Lection, a reading, FN PT DIS

Lecture, to discourse, we reprimand, mdi -N. Tw
MIMD turer, WI * wry majo R. AD stureship,
TT VTPA POY Ch.

Ledge, main mon

~ Ledger, AWN minty "5D

Leech Fp”

Leek, NST

Leer, wa myy ae -N. wy nemp

‘Lees, DVO * myap

Leeward, asda) My Vaya | TIDY TY

Left, opposite to the right, oxby go towards the-, rae)
-handed, m. s. #721? TOS

Leg, 237. * piv

‘Legacy, FU * paw

LEG—LES 213

Legal, }132 * W -ity, DBWID* IW «ize, me wy U7
-ly, }1333 "DaWIDD ' nap

Legatee, m. s. van : oma -tor, m.s. ono

Legend, (of saints) DWT YA DD

Legerdemain, rv “DAWA RAN

Legible, spn Mia -ibly, 32 Np PMY IWR

Legion, wna Ch.

Legislate, PRIN * TN {2 R.A -tion; TANF) [AD -tive,
-tor, m. s. PPIMD * min *{I\)) -ture, pithy

Legitimacy, a lawful birth, PYATP) mana ay, R.
genuineness, ravaely: *DEWID -imately, 3 -imate, m. s.
PAP) ANA “ToH0" MDS * yi32

Leisure, 25 -sutablé, m. s. 5h wn -surably, -surely,
nna “258 R. 715

Lemon, any Ch. |

Lend, bxvin + “Wi * M22 (money) mon -er, M.S.
DNwig md :

Length, extent, Ts -en, “PAST -Wise, m. s, DIN?

Lenient, -itive, m. 8: JV *"J4 -ity, NID “REID

Lent, (a fast) DWNT NPAT YR. may toy

Lentil, WW pl Ow

Leo, M8 bin

Leopard, 192

one m. s. PUD -erous, m. s. YY -rosy, nyay

Less, ° > Opi. nind much-, ‘3 My IS) -en, grow less,
Wir * m7 grow less and nes som Wn make siti
Oyo * popa

Lesson, ph * sDoN pw

Lessor, m. s: mu ma "TID

Lest, {5

214 LET—LIB

Let, allow, MWwi3 leave, aby MIT R. my? 2p an hire
out, DUM (this verb is expressed sometimes with a future,
or with the imperative of yb and DYN as, let me see,
TINTS or YNVI -fly, M2 -blood, D1 HPA -know,
POT -down, TINT R. TI -in, NID) or 8127)

Lethargic, drowsy, m. s. D1") ' mn -argy, MDI

Letter, an epistle, Aas * 72D (in the alphabet) nix -case,
D’IN37 MMOS -carrier, nis NW 12 -ed, a man of
letters, TAD pT) -founder, nenix psp

Levant, Dupo yus

Levee, {PN] “DIE MNT 'P2

Level, flatten, “UW * miu to aim, PIM “9D -N. even,
WA *\u/7D (an instrument in building) 8° -ler, m. s.
bin NOP "MVD -ness, DWT

Leviathan, innd

Levite, "19 -ical law, DNS NNN -icus, 8p") IBD

Levity, MMB * wx mbp R. ¥Sp

Levy, “OY DD DIY -N. JI *DID DDD R. DDD

Lewd, lustful, m, s. TUT "iv rein MISA MNS “20
Syt09 {2 -ness, MANA. * Tt R. DI

Lexicon, nibas 72D R. bbr -cographer, Tan

Liable, m. s..J392) R. PD * 5x4 Ch. -to be fined, WI "2
-to be flogged, NID" *}2_R. MD) -to be put to death,
Nid *WS -to die, ANIA *}2

Liar, "T2 “pW WN aD‘ ADS

Libation, JD

Libel, FAN * 12 192 MDT YIN Nn pe
FYI} -lous, —9¥ ler, ms. PTO MAT ANID RNY
AnD + AI30

LIB—LIF 215

Liberal, m.s. 99 M97 *2"73 -ity, MIM ly, 92) NMA
iborete,ttubiiind pa “spond mow? (a prisoner) AT
R. "3 -tion, the delivering, pws * mow mint
Libertine, m. s. DW * PID -ertinism, ‘mani ' mys
MAPAT Ch.

Liberty, freedom, wan *rmivn R. 1M leave, nw

Libra, DYTHD 210

Library, p07 TPL MA TIS -rian, — —D iw

Librate, 055 ‘opeory ninw -tion, “pw nw

Licence, grant leave, ryt * niw7 1h set at liberty,
INT -N. mw * Pw. Ta R. ana

Licentious, m. s. mat “iw -ness, MD} * MADw

Lick, (with the tongue,) qn9 ; pp?

Lickerish, 23g * MIM *>y* IAD

_Lie,(down,) 13¥-in wait for, IT¥ ; ay tella-,* IPw* WMD
313° 12 -N. Ipw * wind ' 313 * D2

Lieutenant, 12D *|BVIWNS -ancy, —7 MPD -anship,
—n n2p

Life, animal being, O41 while there is- (in him) there is
hope, INJPN AIAN N? ingwiz i2 Tiy-73 Lowe, my-
to thee, NIN he was in danger of-, it costs his-, wala
to venture his-, rablay, iw) An? “giving, -saving, m. s.
TVD causes of- and death: NiwD2 YW to try for-,
——5 long-, DVD. NDS lay down his-, was 01
to fly for his-, SW53 nin ria ‘all my- time, 5
28 Ws py he lost: his- by law, 32 V1 he is
coming to- again, 127P by Ww) 1)W he spends his-,
DY>* moan ‘nD i -guard, (of a king) wand iw
2177. -less, dead, m. s. ND R. MWD -time, YD
-weary, m. s. PWD *¥P R. PIP

216 LIF—LIN

Lift, elevate, NWI. °272 ' MAINT up the voice, POM

heave, DIT | ridT EN. maa To

Ligament, bar: sdinn

Light, to kindle, Ws porn MLTR. 1S) meet with,
sigh pip come down, aa + bby to -one, or give-, VSIT

-N.s.ViN * 7351 -,.a. bright, WT not dark, V8 not heavy,
55 bring to-, hy ° 7183 NYT come to-, IN? yo
mipan -footed, m.'s. roma hp -of belief, pay? bp
he made -of it, "YA bos 1p headed, NYT *9p R.eyT
55D -headedness, WN") mop. hearted, 29 #230 ly,
carelessly, 7 spo! easily, mbps -ness, mibp -en; to flash,
p12 ease, by Spm ning, PI * pra tmn

Lights, NS)

Ligure, OU?

Like, to approve, "2 YM nis in the same manner, * wee)
Vg ae YIITND TAY? like master like servant ) -N. m. s.
“ADT Mw ly, ASW ‘PW -lihood, IAP

nx -n, min * PID" -ness, MN -wise, 122. * {3 -ing,
yar “8D

Lily, M282 |

Limb, a. bough, *)2.*'T2 a member, OY *938 Ch. -meal,

Din?

Limber, "J R."J39

Lime, (a stone) "13 * TY -kiln, wad

Limit, bya pw ° 2a -N. boundary, 7923 end, **}iD

DIMCh. -ary) 9339 yA} -ation, MOBI TW

Limp, V. pox" nO|Nn

Limpid, m. s. clear, WWID. * VID * IL AS R.at AS

transparent, a4 -ness, “W710 sma * myst * mins |

Linden, TN

LIN—LIT 217

Line, to cover within, pup70 es Har -N. extension,
JIS a string, Mpr * ban ° =) a Dn the equator, 1
a mark, FTW ~age, mmaw stdin R15» -al, -ally,
jiD3D * MWD -ament, my

Linen, YY onwa 113 fine-, WH * 72 -draper, — WDD
-ing, a Leet wait mPa monin R. ee -ing
distemper, M2W20 mbm

Linguist, m. s. ninwa "aD

Lining, 57 "DD * W233 nPDD 43

Link, 92M *DD7-N. (ofa chain) MYAY imntbn

Linseed, AWE YU

Linsey-woolsey, f10Y w

Lion, TI IR? wD + rw + I -ess, 8199 for
mrad) pl MPA SDN ‘minad ‘gad a youne-,
D2 a whelp, aN mp |

Lip, mDy pl. ona (in regimen) ninay

Liquation, -quefaction, MID DID * saa R._“\F\2 ~quefiable,
HDHD * DDD -quefy, 07 * DM -quescent, «quid,
dissolving, DID

Liquidate, Opi pug

Liquor, liquid, 72 strong drink, 73¥

Lisp, V. doy * Daloa -er, M. S soy p33

List, to enlist him, oO TNpPaT jn wen Ms SW -N.
catalogue, MW? (of cloth) 7227 nay byw} -en, * pow
PINT. awit -less, heedless, m. s. yp DWP IS
Alesaly, may0 mawipt pa Lagieas navipn ‘mba
movant Ch.

Literal, WD ‘ww-ly,—3 “Nena kd RTI

Literati, pry -erature,. q109 yap. R.2/V ~erary, —by

2D

218 LIT—LOA

Lithography, JAS MAD

Litigant, m. s. [7 oy -igate, JT * 9 tI
-igation, DSWD * 17 * DTD -igious, m.s. *D] TD *UAS8
37 TIN * wipy -igiousness, NW/PY -igiously, —2

Litter, bring forth, “Aw -N. a brood, 30 a sedan, * way
md R.A)

Little, m. s. (in quantity) OP (in size) JOP -affair, YOY
-time, WD very-, Wii OP DOpr by- and-, OY) bY 2
-ness, OpiD ' MIO

Liturgy, WAY Nyan WO R. 955

Live, to be ina state of life, 7 n dwell, au to feed, ***3 phd
DIENT Ch.-bad, WY YA rpm -well, 3? AtOr7 -together,
ym naw -N. active, m: s. YT 28 ‘py Ch. -coal,
vis Sma ° MY) * BY -ved, m.s, long-, DYDY “TIN
short-, DD “NP he hath lived out his years, won
ni yr"

Livatinoud: mm * my7329 R. 212 ‘ADIN Ch.

Lively, m. s. mn UN * wD yt Ch. -liness; ww
mann | }

Liver, not dead, m. s. f7 (one of the entrails) 320

Livery, (clothes) DS) onda "72 -man, a freeman, awn

Lividity, main ANI Livid; m. 8. —-—2 WR

Living, maintenance, EA mhale) a benefice, nny

Lizard, MND?

Lo! AS) * ae

Load, MS 10 **>y DYDYIT change a gun, my map 89D
-N. a burden, MDDYD * 5Y2 *mD R. Nw) -stone,
npIIW 138

Loaf, 133 pl. NID

Loan, a thing lent, myn "NW * NWR. Nw

LOA—LON 219

Loath, m. s. QIN * THI * Pan Ny)

Loathe, “2 y3p 73° + NSP) ni

Loathful, -some, bysin* AVN) ‘yw -ing, m. Ss. Syig -ness,
TyR ppy ST bp

Lobby, D2IN * WATS

Lobe, (of the lungs) Aye

Locality, YO TWD DIP!) Local, ——9w -cally, —— "23
-cation, situation, Dipn

Lock, 730 * 993 -in, “MWAID DY -out, "2992 73D PY
-N. by3D -of hair, nab * NID * YY ditt “309
-et, Mp3

Locomotion, ay M5 -tive, m. s. JDIPA maw wt

Locust, MAS * 339° an? on * phy “apt in its cater-
pillar state) Dia

Lodge, reside, 1"T * ps) 4 (temporary) 3 all night) > to
place, {13 ' DI -N. (in a park) 3991 ‘TI2D R. 2D
(of a porter,) FINS TWDiv/ NF -gment, nnn -ger, Mm. 8.
Irigy "awh 97 -ging, wD ID * 19D

Loft, mow (the highest) mba yin mow -iness, elevation,
ia? moun: ney R. Nw ide: M82 *. 723 -ily,
<2 -y, m. s.9793°9 +39 ¢ Rb) DIR. OM

Log, (of wood) 219 D'DD nop (a measure) 399

Logbook, DY*"Di mass “on nowy

Logic, 7937 R. 137 -al, by -ally, BUDD -ian, * Sy
byniyng a lo

Logwood, YAS yy

Loin, (the back) myn “pm pl. IND * ody

Loiter, IAN ' AQION -er, m.s. MI BIND yy

Lonely, TT2 m. s. a! TID?) -liness, nie

Long, 03 * TM * INF -N. m. s. having length, JIS -ago,

220 LON—LOQ

DIDO -after, DATO YP as-, Ty 727 how-,
yal MIN “TW -headed, m.s. Pw * YI -legged, m. s.
pba om -lived, m. s. DD. “TT -animity, NIMS
DDN -evity, D DIN pen -imanous, m. s. DY) apy
metry, PANT ND NDI

Longing, (DT * DD mon MNF -ly, —2

Longitude, "2 PIV 2 -ways, soy

Longsome, tedious, m. s. "}Wi2ID * sTalsyata

Longsuffering, m. s, DYD8 “TIN R. F\8

Longwinded, -breathed, m.s. 717 #718

Look, (see behold) -about, be circumspect, 7H -every way,
PIS) IN wom? mp) Mm M32 -back, (behind him)
PUN ODM -down, mui YAN -up, TVD? VAN R.
ahah) -out, choose, “Wa-outata window, }9N7 Wa New
to appear, NNW miban -N. ANT Looking, m. 8.
good-, AN VWD *DW ill-; AN VD *P -glass, AN WD

Loom, D'S IN TI99 NYDN

Loop, 78935 -hole, bar

Loose, to unbind, B* WAT R.7NI let-, "wma
MIR. MD get-, WT" PINS? break-, YD ° m2
be-, (of body) OM 79N * Sure (in manners)" 2871
aniw be -, tottering, yyrany] -N. mis. free, ° ’WONn * 3
“AOD lax, D7 * JD R.437 (of body) * wa mon
bobuin

Loosely, not fast, ra irregularly, VTQ2 Nou

Loosen, relax, ma untie, AI part, pI

Looseness, depravity, Mw ° mip a (of body) on
DUT ° Seow Loosening medicine, DW Pia R. pp

Lop, (a branch) “ft

Loquacious,m, s. DAT #713 ‘nay “ON

LOQ—LOY 221

Loquacity, DVT MAT? DN’ NPIS

Lord, IAW -N.a supreme person, 1% a master, HIS a
ruler, bern a nobleman, 123. -liness, mt “p> -ly,
M¥ WA -ship, dominion, mb wind (a title) "23 ny

Lose, suffer loss, (he) (372% TaN fa play) TAS

Loser, m. s. 13/22) TAN |

Loss, damage, Pt) be at a-, iaiT

Lot, chance, MD IYI a portion, pon MD cast-, + ype
bsi3 732 it fell to him by-, 12 ouna nby OD) -tery,

43

Lotion, MAIN? YI)

Loud, m. s. main -ness, [727 * dip -ly, —2
Love, ans -N. fondness, No’ courtship, MAY. be in-,
TAN make, Mwy dy aay sabe “OYA -letter, IAN
aah} -liness, MAW." py dlily: —l -ly,; m. s. ‘2s
in “Spa -r, TV * DTS -sick, m. s. ABTS moh “song
HINT Day. ay

Lovie, s. 3 * DT -kindness, MINN -ly, —A

Lounge, V. yy77 * boa ath -et, m. s. by 02

Louse, (733 pl. D3 -V. —Wa

Low, to bellow, M27 ' Dip tha -N. m. s. humble, * av
FA little, Pop weak, ah cheap, ra with a -voice,
id} ipa -born, DMT *}iOP

Lower, to humble, avo "D7 * MTP (one’s self) * PII7
PWT most, AID MAMA ANA

Lowing, mya :

Lowland, pioy’* M>5v* -liness, M17DY -ly, —2

Lowspirited, m. s. ppt ayp° nn "1D.

Loyal, ms. PON"D9° nab-bA -ally, —2 alist; ms.
“200 oy dw #109 alt, mine nen

222 LUC—LUX

Lucid, Wa)? FY ae sity, MWA ' ni ' ming
R. Any

Lucifer, MW }2 bon -ous, m. s. PND

Luck, MDW good-, INP¥T' Dw bt ill-, TT" 9H Bh
-iness, | nndyn -ily, —2a -less, “Pn " bin} pa Lucky,
m.s. MOYO IWRD

Lucre, Ndpin R. Sy * My} tative, -MIW

Ludicrous, JP? 54 pny -ly, wea

Luggage, MID‘ TDOUD * NWO R. Nw?

Lukewarm, moderately warm, DIM 80) “Pp xb pws Ch.
indifferent, 22 ‘wana Ch. -ness, {97

Lull, (to sleep) 1 compose, Opwit

Lumber, D193 * D°}U" O72

Luminary, m. s. )ND -ninous, m. 8. VWI

‘Lump, shapeless mass, pin’ DIT gross, 222

Lunacy, My Yyaba ANY -natic, ms. IAYTA.OabAR
Rap 7553

Lunar, 122977 9u Lunation, 932777 NDP R.A

Lunch, DO9 na 1538 oyD
Lung, MS") -grown, —11 D3 Ch. (for " 73),

Lure, SWH-N. NW R. Nw

Lurk, °° AN -er, m.s. 278 -ing place, JIND

Lust, “2 PRM * ISNT -N. pw TINA ful, ms.

map sADiw MINN *2yA -fulness—MDt NDwOY R. oo

Lusty, m. s. DM * pitt -tiness, 1D * PIF -tily, —2

Lustre, hella, “7 * 1 “Aywy3

Meine bis aang ypy *34- srihtse: yawn ahh
Luxurious, voluptuous, m. s. MA ROW * AIUD

LUX—MAH 225

Luxury, -riousness, rairerals *mMawnn

Lydia, 599 _

Lying, F23v -in, NDP

Lyre, pbx nip -ric, — — by -rist, m. S, i. 1D

M

Mace, (a spice) "TD NAS V5 (an ensign) wey baw
Swann -bearer, — —NY12
Macedonia, AP |
Machinate, b>) ° mann NM WDM -tion, D°?D) mAs
Machine, MINI 73% 3 ~nery, enginery, naebn
Md -nist, ——2 al
Maculate, N70 * on. -tion, ASD0 ‘Dns
Mad, -man, pIwi to run-, Jamwin ° Soin -brained, m. s.
2322 ° bran den, S9in + mya baba Roy +552
icaiad Dyawin M3 -ness, insanity, nyaw ‘nding
fury, MDT ‘mya IND -ly, —A
_ Magazin, (for victuals) DDS (for arms) N30 * pw ma
: (for stores) IZIN (a pamphlet) DSO
Maggot, a worm, (17) R. D794 -ty, D7 Non
- Magic, DDP * pond: D°nw/9 -cal, —2 -cian, DDIP ‘AYN
Magisterial, m. s. YYW * DD WR. My |
- Magistrate, Ou? TI *DDw -racy, —17 NAPS i
_ Magnanimity, M19 NIDN3 -imous, m. s. F1) Rial ~
| Magnet, npaxiv jas “netian:; ADR nD
| Magnific, m. s. media “7293 -icence, M772 * Misa
-icent, m. s. IND * 714 STN)
| Magnifier, m. Ss. bea130 -nify, 553 : Ni? -nitude, 21
Mahometanism, TOM nin * mony Dunit NIVIS .etan,

224 MAT—MAK

comme

Maid, nbina : ‘mpby * Hapa little., MVP MW -servant,
MOS -enhead, virginity, ana

Majesty, V7 * TT * mMASan -tically, —2 -tic, m. s. * TT83
WT

Mail, armour, }i" 1 (of letters,) MAS NWI NOMS

Maim, pT * “2 Dw {Nd -N. pry D1 |

Main, m. s. important, "}?* forcible, pitt chief, “Wey “MRS
the gross, 2577 JO by -force, MIA -ly, WIT -mast,
NAN PIA -sail, -— WP

Maintain, nourish, 2379 R. “bys defend, by 13 justify,
PINT -able, justifiable, P'1$? -tenance, ANT * nbsbs

Major, elder, 12h greater, bn) +N -ality, (the thie)

—HT VIPS the greater number, =-

Make, form, Mw * Di * ey * Gy 5 force, DIN ‘ Mo Ch.
(this verb is often expressed with the characteristic’ of
by 5 and Oy NJ as NT} make afraid, PTT make ac-
quainted) -a fool of him, {3 on -me friends or enemies,
pak Das "5 13? he wants to -thee believe, qninD?
Na I -it my study, NV an oD -an alliance, "2 ma
-away with himself, AY? {O¥Y TAN NYT R. yr eno
-better, {PF * AYONT -worse, yy R. ym -one’s fortune,
“WYNN -free with me, 5 AX pp VOU AIT -boast —
of, OY “N57 -haste, 12 -nerry, MY -money, AAD :
JF -one’s self ready, SID -a story, aon ST -amends, 2
pow -sure of "2 nda -up a match, or marriage, JA
-up a difference, DY TWiT -water, wT * (wa) /2) a
R. 5003 -words about a thing, pn YaD:1 -wonder of,

2 INT
Maker, m. s. sbi Syn creator, V¥}° * N53

MAK—MAN 2%

Making, Mp" mows * TVS) * TNT

Malady, non oin mt

Maleadministration, Dawn Mvp -content, m.s. ' IPSN
DYIND -diction, MY9p* DIM faction, * pw * pwr
pw -factor, m. 8. Dux *UN ' NOW PWD ~-practice,
DUA 273 -volence, malice, mipw7 , mya "TDS
-volent, malicious, m. s. JW" V¥ * bw

Maliciously, nww a’ TN 2e2 ° ADS3

Malign, -nant, mM. s. envious, | nN? “soya: ry ay R. “Wy
pestilential, YMWID* ND R. mo -nancy, APR. PI
-nantly, MY

Mallet, Vy wD

Malt, Dw) pvp w -floor, — ab mou

Maltreat, yan R. yn

Malversation, Nappy ‘ mn) |

Mammon, #13 * 7" yon Ch.

Man, furnish with men, 8I¥ YIM pina N. €Aitisian
being, D'IN male, WS every-, —b3 no-, px -of war, a
warrior, mondn x YAN (a ship) AN W -servant, nw to
act the-, vrs 7} PINT -by-, TIS TS WN ui
-eater, ms. DTS Wa *O DN -hater, m. 6. DTD eNI
-slayer, m. s. WD] *T DD. -slaughter, Mawa wD? MD
R. 7733

_ Manacles, DPX

_ Manage, conduct, ° ‘AMIN discipline, 7199 govern, °'2 Ty
-ment, 77219 * syd yyy ember able, | m.is 999
1, m.s, frugal, DYO¥I Ch. * DEWA ‘yo’ rbsban
a conductor, "]"")"T/3 * mI

Mandate, 71¥1D * STIPE -_datory. WY

Mandrakes, DN .

25

226 MAN—MAN

Manful, 2? pray tM wS dy, 227 yokas Sma

Mange, }T}¥/ Mangy, m.s. *12 PY

Manger, DIAS

Mangle, lacerate, MUD ' #700 sniooth, pom Viji -N -gler,
mes. PPM! * PIO

Manhood, courage, aon VO® virility, 122-93." is

Maniac, m. s. pawn

Manifest, Sy * prin -N. plain, m. s. pyr nbs -ation,
meyo? ry Ti ly; MYIWD ‘72a -0, MYT nyo

Manifold, m. many, 5°27 divans! Div D7 DV

Mankind, DN 123 * WAIN }Y) -like, ly, 7993." bn UPND
-liness, on yDs TNA

Manna, (a miraculous food) 1D

Mamner, custom, Ji7]/) way, TDS ° “} "J. in what. -soever,
pat 55 by in like-, MI OBwDD in risual-, YD Hy,
civil, m. s. Ys 4 rhy + py *WN civilly, mov
yea

Manners, good-, {IN * Dy’ TWD ill-, =n two
-of ways; DW DIDS. pl

Manor, Pag MPS

Mansion, awn ma R. alg

Mantle, to cover, MDD -N. TOY * ns

Mantua, by -maker, m. s. o>yn mbipy

Manual, by the hand, m. s. 3 sign-, 1) 313.

Manufacture, My -N. wan nya “naw NaN?
-er,m.s. JON *AWIN "wan |

Manumission, wand mies * ‘nw Ch.

Manure, (see Dung) -able, PN * in Lint ‘a2

Manuscript, 1) AND

Many, m. DWAD * DAI Ff. NID as-, “BOIS as- times as,

MAN—MAR 227

Ty DID a greats, 27. [OM just-so-, DON. -times,
nia DUD how- times, DYoY 2 MDD too-,""17) 27) -sorts,
71931 M3 coloured, m. si DW OHI9 Che DWIy du
-cornered, Mi¥P M212 -headed, DWNT | Mav

Map, PINT ARD ‘Mian nid md

Mar, nmw * 9p5p + py R. d5p +r

Maranatha, NON TD Ch.

Marauder, Te Tia

Marauding, m. s. rapid 220 55ui sown

Marble, WY |N eciterd m. s. ‘abs “TWP

March, YD -N. MDI (a month) Tey Dw won: TTS

Margin, my ' bya ( (of a page) wha -al, by

Marine, a mariner, mmr) ON is i

Maritime, 0°. 98 Jim by

Mark, pe (with chalk) MF) observe, “Dw - -out, oan
-N. impression, DY * IF). (to shoot at) MDD R, 103

_ alm ata-, ask nous hit the-, -sman, ~9 17>

Market, -place, PW -price, —7 “yur -able, amiod "ay

Marl, 991} -pit, ANB Marly, Non. -

Marriage, JN * DN) supper TAY 2 -articles,'D°81)
PLATS OW give in-, MW? 52 IND} -bed, {PAN
-dress, TM spinndyg -maker, Ww -portion, |) -able,
m.s. mw Ne WNT fs sia) oN

Married, m. s. MWe bya f. s. WPS nw

Morrow, Mid * Np -less, =a! wr

Marry, (as the priest) Perr Ap in (as the man) IWS NI

_, {as the woman) w CAN, RwI7

Marsh, }}) ‘YR. p¥2 y-ray |

Marshal, field-, 828777 ' 51957 M3¥iD ship; YARD

Mart, a place of traffic, WDD Dip

228 MAR—MAT

Martial, (affairs) MOM2D 5 law, MONIT WIE OawD

Martyr,” ii ss DUN ATP OY «ND *wWIADD —~dom,
OYA wrap 2 AND (OWN is put for M7)

Marvel, TSP * DDT lous, 89D) ously, 8°72

Masculine, s. male; =) manly, 322 |

Mash, bruise, 7371 * 907 -N. (for cattle) yon

Mask, masquerade, WSMNM* Maw -N. *7H0E
2 737 Ch |

Mason, }28 wan ay, —nxbn

Masora, TIIDD * AAD Masorites, 73

Mass, a lump, 99M * NPD R. Nw (for the dead) M7317
ninw3

Massacre, OT) DWI OND IVI -N. 37 FT Sb.

Massive, m. s. T2a3 * bi -siveness, 725° O13 ? NW

Mast, (of a ship) Sale ban

Master, 3 TDA ‘M¥3 -his own passion, FV¥1 WIAD =N.
director, THOR: 1)’ chief,-of arts, 3°) owner, bya ws
Master ! “2118 -of the horse to the king, 72 M2pD WW
-in business, TOR one’s own-, ioyy? hs: like- like man,
PITT TID less, mi 8 919 TEND ship, “PTD
NW Aly, —3 “piece, “stroke, YON TPNID -y, * ny}
mya 3

Mastification, DWH nen * now ¢ Ch.

Mat, O°} NPD

Match, to couple, TDM * At Ch. -N. a contest, mann an
equal, m. s. ub 92M * PR. PY a marriage, AF (what
catches fire) MD3 ant) Jess) m. s. 3 19 PR -lesly,
thgT 72

Mate, m.'s. OM * AYE * 9 (in command) wN79. *30

Material, corporal, 2532 * awd Ch. important, IP" IPL

MAT—MEA 229

-ist, m. 8. DPI AYO +21 -ism,———sT99
sity, INN NW Ay, WNID -, TIDY NIT?

Maternal, DN?

Mathematics, WYYM-NDIN’ MPM | HA -ically, 9?

Mathematician, m. s. —2 Seton yal

Matins, main nan R. bby

Matrix, the womb, on ° }023

Matrimony, DN 1%) -nial, —by

Matron, an old woman, DYD'a Wa a nurse, NDS

Matter, body, *}13 * alla affair, TAT pus, FP

Mattress, DD) * PY RA PY |

Maturation, Sia -rative, m. 8. Swan

Mature, m.s. ripe, Swia perfect, pu} deliberation, maT
-rely, —2 -rity, nade -age, T° YD

Maugre, in defiance, aay; ‘pyand :

Mausoleum, A871) MAP NI¥D R. IY?

Maw, stomach, 3p

Maxim, 229

“May, via) (this verb is generally Bo ctedss with the future, as,
boxh thou mayest eat, Mwy it may be done) -N.
wT "yt WIT INN Ch.

iti. TyTM SiN we R. aw" -ality, ——IVIPS
Me, * (always affixed, as TIN me, 5 to me, ard teach me

Mead, (a drink) wat

Meadow, ITi8 * Rwy Mind * mo)

Meager, lean, m. s. WIND * PT * ra R. ppt * oT -ness,
Mpa omy yr -ly, —2

Meal, repast, MWD * MAINS flour, MDP -man, —1319

“Mean; SW 19" -N. vile; “ms mia) * OND * ae

-while, 73 “WI 1TD TW what does this-? nsi nA

230 MEA—MEE

Means, wealth, }i77*'N23) ‘waa cause, MDD R. 23D-he

has the- of, ST 889 wh by- of 2 * MY¥DNDCh. by hair-,
WT PITA by false-, IPWD by all-, DDI 43 Sy by

-no-, 89 9501953 by what-, JIN MPS2 by. such-,
Min jDINA

Meaning, MYND ‘21D -ness, ND MPDY -ly, —2

Measure, ‘T"1/2 O49 (with the eye) "yw -N. (what gives the
quantity) "I> liquid-, mw dry-,, FTRD_ long-,
T3911 TIP. by-, MNONDA* MwA * MAMA -surable,
“7D. * wer -sureless: "pn DS, “yw vba -surement ,
MTD -surer, m. 8. ‘T'T})* WWD

Meat, food, D289 *4itt) flesh, TWD -ed,. PAID 1 DIN
-offering, misp)

Mechanic, -ical, WAM * 72N2 TA. -ies, In
UAT yy -ician, -ist, poche D2 -ism, maa
yyiann :

Medal, -lion, Y202 Ch. -list, m. s. NYAWDA “Pay

Meddle, "2 DAN" yDINM -diesome, m. s. 292 *DWNN

Mediate; Oy pond yon Rw) sows JID -tion,
ayy * 719 -tor, won WIS -torship, it FVIPLS

Medhealbie. ase 23? MDI AID

Medicine, nnn - SBD air cient) — bu

Meditate, mimi * WT *}'U. (evil) WIN -tion, * nawnn
me YY -tive, ms. Fawn +a yD

Mediterranean, Ch. MyyoST wT D?

Medium, Mediocrity, p YO thy NWS Ch.

Medley, 8.2127 * bynda R. bb

Meek, mes. 1117), *DY." 3B -ness, 1--ly, —2

Meet, “AY N¥D% -I.PID ID -N. mes. Wt Tid2 -y,
—2 -ing, HPAP DON “yap

MEL—MER 231

Melancholic, m.s. 2¥f * WIP -ancholy, A May

Meliorate, DY * {pA -tion, PPM

Mellow, ripe, WA *"J -ness, WA MIDI

Melody, MVP DY) * Pip MII -odious, DY * Iw

Melon, MOIS catty :

Melt, dissolve; AM * AD ‘DON R. JF] ' DDI become
liquid, J}737 * 3 * DDIM -er, ah alal Byala)

Member, a limb, IA Ch. (of a community) 9an “4

Memento, TAY? 197, Ch. R. Ty

Memoir, ney “18D -orable, awn’ ala -orandum,
rinat? mays Mw -orial, a frionument, we nis
-orialist, m. s. on “25 ‘ania * VatD

Memory, }}721 * Dt

Men, DY) *D WIN * DUN

Menace, ND $ "NT * D'S -N. stip TTTITS

Menagerie, AYA nape

Mend, {PF (one’s self) DO -er, m. 8. DOM * {PMo

Mendicant, m. s. }¥3/2 & Donen by wpa she -dicate,
DIM|M Op wpa rw _dicity, mnnen by mew

_ Menial, nw ' ma =

~ Menses, OWI IID 7 * ND} Ch. -strual, WIAA wth

Mensurable, a *"T7D" -surate, TD -suration, INI

Mental, 93% **2"Y

Mention, qin: 730 -N. Ay TNA * aaa R. yp * "32

Mercantile, trading, “AD relating to trade, WO oy

Mercenary, m. s. a hireling, mab) 2 selfish, PSD oT

Mercer, wid 72 “D1 -y, wid 42 ND

Merchandise, wares, IND ' ndarn’

Merchant, YO "5357 <inan, —M mie

Merciful, m.s. DT ‘DMT “$519 be-, DIT

232 MER—MID

Mercy, MMM * DN * noon -cifully, —2 -ciless, 2

Mere, Merely, 8

Meridian, mid-day, pny (the line) PWT 7 the highest,
maPoy moyD AITO Meridional, 333 _

Merit, m.s. ° oan Day? nim Ny 1D +3}
-orious, Mm. 8. m0 “pe yaad Ch. -oriously, * “NID
Dawid

Merrintéiit; mre * TyTN * a5 AN -rily; —2

Merry, m. s. bay ° now *2> *2i0 make ny -mIN

Mesopotamia, DTI DIS

Mess, DmT97b O85 ANN -N. AN

Message, mos ining Wresseingtt, "NPD i mow

Messiah, min

Messmate, (my) m. s. “TTIS Ine by oy Homi

Messuage, Ii) MD R. 2

Metal, (as gold &c.) NDHD R. WI “ips hyp

Metamorphosis, MINIVI MAW

Metaphor, Swi "ITT -ically, JT

Metaphrase, MPAYT * DID

Metaphysics, DOWD myn nin -ical, ——by
-ician, ees 31

Meteors, DYA/7 ninix -ologist, -—yT? tony, pasa 1 i) 1)

Methinks, ¥? 718") Methought, sy INA

Method, TTD -ically, =) -ise, 110 |

Metre, MININT 2pwn

Metropolis, AWN VY * MD OX) TY

Mettle, vox ‘op "TTL -d, m. s. Papers “he

Microcosm, (the world) PAR pip '

Microscope, MNT" Way bp R. 023

Mid, Midst, ON PRADO ND * TIP ~day, DY

MID—MIL 233

-heaven, DYWNA 3) psty -land, aia J} -nigh.,
m2. 8M -stream, 997 2) -summer, MDA Marpn
-way, JAI 77 -wite, min -wifery, —7 mashes
-winter, NO NDIpA

Middle, J -aged, TAL A m. s. “VY WIAD -part,
TNT Pon sized, 9473 dy Wop 85 —most, "YYONA Ch.
JIA} -of the world, YW Stale

Middling, 35.2 "3D * MW an * PMO Ch.

Mien, air, INV * D8 nv manner, Baba

Might, -iness, * 97) *“DY¥Y * apn 75) 7733 “si ory
PIT "> (ofdignity) 54) ily, —3 kD THD?

Mighty, N. ms. ty evry “ra nbd. *dya « pin
DISY “PPA ina ip: bim3 », ad, TH

Migrate, 2D) -tion, AD} -tory, m. s. YON) shin

Milch, abn. NR. 2 (animal) TP

Mild, m. s. indulgent, "I .* 210 pleasant, D'Y2 -ness,
MINT 1 * MY) Ay, —3

Mildew, (in Plants) }iP 7
Mile, ND"5 Ch. -stone, “bre 43 in8

- Militant, m. s. D9 Military, warlike, mom Sys

Militate, - Sa33n5

Militia, (a force) SI¥ NYP spon

Milk, N. 25m -v. Tw. -maid, wy man, 31D
-white, —D 125 “¥» yielding-, —N3t -cow, NPYD “MB
-pail, Poy

Mill, stamp, wn grind, jn Phe yIno -horse, WR DD
DYNMTIANON -stone, (upper) 339 (nether) D°7 -teeth,
nigndy -er, JT :

Millenary, AN oui Millennium, Dv avd

Millet, (a plant) ns

wo
Py

234 MIL—MIN

Millinery, Dw wy Millener; —— D2

Million, 8127. NSD‘ DDN ADS

Milt, spleen, bi ¢ Ch.

Mimic, *-3 ban -N.m.s. bmn -ly; bana

Mince, D1? i3.-cingly, pon pon

Mind, attend, PINT DwPT eTiwe+ ya orb EN.
opinion, TY R. YD * Mawr intelligent. power, bow
wish, 29 + DO have ay PDN * AWM T have no-,* "292 PS
‘YSN 80 bear in-, call to-, >} put ine, YDIT put out of-,
nav’ +2>9.70% change thes, -DM37 Fam: not. of thys;
PINAWMD Maw NP of one-, THY 229 --ful, eis.
DwPD.* Vth” ant -less, m.-s. Ps -fullness,
lwp mM

Mine, pron. bus

Mine, V AD "bn Ni. (containing minerals) NDF 7122
ahole, 73ND i mymR: Son

Miner, NiDMD A¥IN al, nan R ‘WNa-alist, M1922 pan
-alogist, minagn nyyava “7apM salogy; men
NIN

Mingle, 993.* a7 ~N. baat, saw

Miniature. Ty : ni

Minion, a dependant, m. s. nny? vInD2 an

Minister, attend:.on, 1» ee ny naw -N. (of. the state)
Apyennang i>. (of the church) Dron a)

el Mininstry, M2

Minor, m. S._ petty, Oy * WD awn DS seed age,
pep NDMY nwa Noy. -ity, “mip3n oy "BD
mrop )

Minstrel, (a band) DoMyarian npn

Mint, (for coinage) Ch. 2200 noKdp DIPD |

—

MIN—MIS 235

Minute, 1'¥P2 AMD ‘tid -N. moment, j/37 little, MOND |
-book, DY “DD -ness, particulars, DISS Ch. -ly, is

Miracle, MDD Rn -culous, NOD? -culously, mE?

Mire, *\30 -N. dirt, 713 *wa7 Miry, m. 8. wan)

Mirror, a looking glass, ND pl. MIN VD

Mirth, 35 3 * AbAYD ful, m. 6/99 «aio * Say

Misadvise; yap yp Hiedt m. 8. yd *VIN

Misanthrope, m. s. DTS °22 *NIi’-thropy, DIX 32 Tew

Misapply, DEY? PIT 8) -plication, }133D Nou DEW |

Misapprehend, pain wn 73 -hension, 1237 men "on

Misbehave, mindy -viour, DOWN 335 7 yn

Misbelief, WPuy NIDY -liever; me's. SWAT # api

Miscal, (him) 19 89 bua INP :

Miscalculate, yawna awn? apie -tion, MAW Yr wo
fawn |

Miscarriage, ill success, nnoyas son rt] nonin
abortion, ral -calry, moyn N° boy

Miscellany, manwA ~neous, Div DY oy

Mischief, pra * ws -chievous, m.s. PYD * PVD RPM

Misconceive, Yt -ception, MP

Misconduct, 27 A731 J

Wn mepténetie: 37 naa -strue, * Ew ais yal)
"31 725 .

Miscount, 1809 mio pom 80

Miscreant, m. s. bay | bindarta

Misdate, (earlier) {22} DYTP7 (later) JOT TIS

Misdeed, 7) Mwy bay

-Misdemean, PI ° PA 73 “05 -or, 4 mwyD ° oy

Misemploy, (him) 13133 "72 13 wn Ch.
Miser, m. s. SOP bry erable; tit” S. ‘stingy, wing TPAD

236 MIS—MIS

unhappy, “TAX *DYP"* wp bad, aNi +0" --rableness,
WI TW -ery, vaplbdl mw -erably, =3

Misfortine, DS * OR AT Pa ae yoy. one.
after another, min by mit "aw by aw

Misgovern, ndyyga wD -ment, nds bin

Mishap, 29 mpd *paa

Misinform, (1797 * oad nny 85 -ation, m7

Misinterprete, "ha a0 xd

Misjudge, i233 WbY ND

Mislay, Misplace, 13127) oy Diy 2

Mislead, MYND * 3) wo Rw

Mismanage, 2803 NO 97732N71-ment, OByIN%D MATIN

Mispell, soon nvnina np rR. 5>p

Mispend, sw) “eB TAN

Misprint, Ch. DIDI NYY

Mispronounce, X xeoab Pon 22

Misquote, 1D x5 nya -quotation, }i332 Now Bas J

Misrepresent, “pyro VY pW * Ft Ch.-ation, py

Miss, not to hit, sion fail, IDM -N. a young woman, N2
(added to the surname, and sometimes preceded by the
proper name) as 129 Ka or 12) na Onn

Mission, TPR MIN7D -ary, AON ber pranzen

Mist, bony TE Misty, MID * WWD

Mistake, MYO Tw -Nenive * mw

Mistress, a concubine, win a governess, nen : nos
(of a house) D7 ndy3 ( (in addressing her) ny (added
to the surname) as pyay nws "Wa I Kings xiv. v. 6.

Mistrust, °° WONT moa “MON IN wn. Ch. =N.
Mos IDA wH fully, —2 -less;:m. s. bods *POND

Misunderstand, 72 ripe -ing, error, niyo

MIS—MOL 237

Misusage, UBYDITNIW NW aI
Mite, a moth, wy * DD a pai thing, win oy D
Mitigate, 5p -tion, MOP. -tor, pa Rp -

Mitre, JID" NV} -d, — TW

Mix, mingle, aw tbbg (liquors) bn plea) -ture, mixed,
MANA * OO IID (of grain, or species); D872

Moan, P38 * bya + 339 -fully, moda * Mpa

Mob, a crowd, IDDDS <2 ay

Mock, “2m --5 ay * p> -N. false, BND ANID Ch:
-ery, 31D 77" ibann: ad +5

Mode, 3930:

Model, delineate, W1¥ *7S *IN8M -N. a ‘copy, * WY
min “ni

Moderate, regulate, PW * DEY: Ch. suppress, ‘Dw
"Wit (between persons) myyin ‘SW -one’s passion,
PANN +17 939 (in-eatingy ovina mya DDN. cin
drinking) nna Mw -N: m, s. alee) ‘in expressions,
or wants) DAYIDA PITS yma boda. -erately, ° awa
Dawa myn To eration, equanimity, Opw
frugality, DISS: “erator, m. mw * War * TWIDD

Modern, not ancient, app m. s. wan -erns, DON

Modest, m. s. chaste, poy discreet, balay humble, iw be-,
NDP VIDTR. ">r-y, My yy mw -ly,—2

Modifiable, }1D° -ification, M230 -ify, poo

Modulate, Spr DVO" -tion, DYY -tor, ip DYDD.

Mahommedan, m. s. posyowin DIAN +NPDD

‘Moity, 0
Moist, m. s. a0 +m -en, 3079 -ure, nind Rm)

Mole, a spot, DM (an animal) ni anian
Molest, OYA "DT * UID -ation, MDM “Mwy

238 MOL—MOR

Mollient, PIV ' py R.49p -lifiable, ms. JY + Spy
-lification, D5 ify, 9p * AI

Molten, P¥VD R. P¥" amage, TID R. 7D3

Moment, minute, #3" importance; MID WT -arily, py?
«ary, BIND -uous, Wp

Monarch, J92* w*oyi * Surin ial, — hip ca, —T Ann

Monarchy, mindy 7

Monastry, (see Abbey).

‘Monday, naw Mv ph

Money, NWN} Ait D2 NYAwID Ch. nips Ch.*} 2) Ch.
ready-, py Nip want of-, ——DM --less, m. s.

SS Sap eh oa 800 STR. bb He his covetous
to get-, {i> baa *Y¥DADD ITN -hideth all “defects,
OYTO) WD am DD -does every thing, "O20
bo0 may

Moneyed m.s. WY * AM] ADB! #133

Monger, m. s. {3) 82 * IDI

Monitor, m. s. IID “TWD R. Ty.

Monologue, (with himself ) WO¥Y Pada Was

Monosyllable, NAS TPN nbn R. bb

Monster, Mav m3 -trous, 71 maa -trously, ‘7 TNR? ms

Month, vIn mT dy, wna wath “HD

Monument, TAYD R, AS" set him up 2, Nasi. Th 5 YI
-al, 77317

Mood, J) * {DIN

Moon, 133? * M7} -beam, —/7 }9P -light, + 71353

Moor, fix a ship, °]8 Sy -N. a negro, WiD.a bog, *}1"
yD R. pits lish) A990) cing, MINN WA DIpa

Mop, N. (to clean with) MIND wba “YR. Tw

Moral, (of human life) "J" * 0° aia R. '3'77 (of a fable)

MOR—MOR 239

Did wid:-isation, TDW NNDIN) R. ID MD) <ity,
morals, DID Nims -ist, m. s. TNO -ize, ey
min -ly, NORA

Morbid, m. s. nmin * mom oa -ness, Vw * bn

Morbific, WNW * wong

More; ad: Tit! “AN. "1D WAND as wy niby’ my
what is there- to be done? Tip by "a7 ADIN boy
MII ADTD tell me no- of the matter. WY TiN? it
wants no-. JN2IN 132 NY Mwy he did- than his duty.
OYUN Ty a little. Ty 85 non YPTIN IN. -or less:
ma7 1D ININ UY) TWD the- they afflicted him the- he
multiplied. NYDN 12 rd Sy pein spDix WARD. the I
reflect the- I find. 25) abn -ande.

More, N. m. ** 27" "7 DY" as “ID 4 -than enough.
33M 2m ayy eo2n M7 OD ~died by famine than’
by the sword. Moreover; HY)

Morning, 1P3* MY -prayer, many nw sla -star,
"nw y32 Lob in the grey of the, ' "pip mid
PAT. WiND next- MINI till) the next nan), ay
good-, (to f.) sd (to m.) N12? NID NY Ch. (in
Hebrew, the salutations in the morning, evening, or night,
are all alike expressed with pire ‘or 58 21D

Morose, m. s. 125209. /DYIM * 1317 -ness, nya MWA

Morrow, “WD to: morrow, moma) the day’ after to-,
lan 1pa mond t swrbyiny Dir to- morning,

MDRWD IND) to-night, MIMI roa

- Morsel, 2 +n * Op wi wyID: :

| Mortal, man, nmonya deadly, INDI a- disease; son
ND a- wound, M19 TDD. R. D3 |-weapon, nyo. oP)
enemy, MYD2 N2e hatred, ame) ow TNIY sin,

240 MOR—MOV

ITD WAY NOM ity, MINA myd ly, IMR?
Mi We. |

Mortar, (to pound in) WHI * MDT) (cement) * DIN
pb a | |

Mortgage, Ch. }289 OT? ' DYDD) TAY? Ch. "Day
deed of-, NMIDWID OY Ch. -gagee, m. s.*] WD byembn
DYAV -gager,m. ¢. yawn dy amid MDD) TapwiD

Mortify, to gangrene, DOM ann humble, ID! ‘tification,
man On? TwI20

Mortmain, pbiy noms

Mosaic, MDW) R. nD |

Mosque, DONO TIA R.

Most, 279 -high, yor holy, DWP WIP -of all, 9519.25
-ly, ano

Moth, DD * wy R. were eat P28

Mother, O8 R. DON -in Law, (his) nonin (her’ s) niin
-less, ON PRA -ly, DR -tongue, (his) OL iw? -wit,
te boy by the ~’s side, DX TW.
Motion, act of moving, mina umiPr a) a proposal, Sy

OR sess ms PID DY ND RT

Motive, BY ' 2D R. 330

Move, change place, YD)’ *D PHY (from it’s proper place)
mi disturb, 3/7 (violently). yyy stir, PVF * P33 (violently)
Piya ' wyann * wy propose, yi affect, 35 VI
(to pity) DANI Dy (to anger) WOR TTY (to mischief)
MT72 (to sedition) MIT '29 MIR. MI 12 -able,
ms. Ja yyy to » bode Jess, —¥9. -ables,
obodtin p. 5d -ment, aon ° mya * ay

Moved, m. s\ affected, 133 shaken, BI

Moving, touching, 35 ww)” aa pai

MOU—MUG 241

Mould, to model, WTS * V8 -N. a form, OM * DID or |
NDDO Ch. earth, MTS

Moulder, 7}i52)3 -away, POW -ing, m. s. IBID

Mouldy, D123 m7 wor ' vay -iness, way "1p?

Mound, P*) +b: nbdoip

Mount, ascend, mby (a horse &c.) oY coy

Mountain, “9 -eer, V7 AW -ous, DVT YAS

Mountebank, a cheat, 5" a quack, nb SPs

Mourn, **9 1D “Sy baxnn 2p. -er, -ful, m.s..}25p2
Daxs “3 bay sFiliseit O38 -ing, m2aN* A¥Y. -fully,
org mip : wa

Mouse, D3} -1, DAD WY -trap, OAD 07270

Mouth, (of an animal) mp *%5 (of a haven, or river) mpi an
opening, MADD ' MNS to come with open-, 12 am
by word of-, MED rp wa to stop one’s-, 1D piDn a
-ful, N'QD MB -less, TB. PRD

Mow, (as a cow) m2 cut, SP -N. a heap, * WOW. * oy
vi") -ing- time, WYP MY

Much, a. m. s. 3D * 2" -, ad. ina great degree, * AIT
“NID very-, THD MDT just, so-, MID as- as, WN b>.
fwice as-, pin thace as-, pnw four. times -as,-
DINPAIW how-, D2 thus-, iJ TY too-, M5 1") too-
of one thing is good for nothing, P73 POINT 5D. -less,
-more, 1D 8 *1DY 7D.N7 -the same, YI Mw S51
would- rather, a) 310.330

Mucus, 109 + pind 49

Muff, DY. Mid

Mufle, OY * MOY * O19 (one's self) AQVNT *“AMYNT
ler, MDOP APD

Mug, a cup, {P3p *°33-

242 MUL—MUS

Mulct, jt -N. wa}! * DIP Ch. -uary, —2'M7

Mule, m. s. TD

Mulligrubs, {D2 “1M ANS :

Multifarious, 04 ‘ fetouss OD => ba} May -fidous,
a) oh) opon panna -parous, my tiv -pede,
pon may

Multiplicand, ‘Spo -plication, mD2 -plier, dip -plicity,
‘2 -ply, 25D ‘NDI -tude, JD * oT +p ay

Mummery, pbynn wenn won

Mummy, (a corpse) 137 nn wd)

Municipal, PY bw -ity, magistrates, WYiT “ND

Munificence, 3"7} -icently, —A -icent, m. s. 35 *a"13

Murder, my -N. miso M87 -ously, —1 -er, ‘myn
MY -ss, NOVI

Murmur, (see Grumble)

Murrain, 93") ;

Muscadine, sweet wine, DD * wT

Muscle, fiber, IPD -cular, brawny, m. s. x2

Muse, to ponder, 773 R. AF -N. thought, WAI

Museum, O™}>° DDI WIN :

Music, harmony, 3 oer eat! lia “>t (the science)
ory D2 -master, “Losabn -al, IY -al instrument,
wu 73 mm Musician, m. s. j22/>

Mussulman, ben

Must, to be obliged, ay . m3 Ch. (this verb is generally
expressed with the future, as mon thou must die.)

Mustard, San 7

Muster, to ratbacte 20S * FIDN review, Tp -N. "MDW
TIPS -master, omawan DM paan WX -roll,
Depa naw

MUS—NAM 243

Musty, mouldy, WIy * WOp7 -iness, JAP), * Way -ily, —2

Mutability, MIM -able, MW? * 72M

Mute, m. s. D171 -ly, DID

Mutilate, "2 DY $2 * PY -lated, m. s. DD *5yA -lation,
DID * pr

Mutineer, m. s. ONT =n *YS 7 -tinous, m. s.
THD * TD -tiny, TWD * TWD -N. T°

Mutter, DINDY IT m. s. 4a) dy aI

Mutton, wad “wa

Mutual, m. s. Mt Ox Mt -ly, nipwn

Muzzle, DIDM -N. mouth, °5 a fastening, DIOND

rite SID] ‘DDN My

y, uy Myself, ‘yy. IN (it is, however, always ex-

meth by doubling the pronoun, as ‘8 ‘8 or
‘DIN 238 I myself, IYUDS ‘DIN. I myself have said. ;

Myrrh, 1

Myrtle, MAY * OI

Mystagogue, m. s. vind 33

Mysterious, m.s. 1D] *DWND -ly, NDA Mystery, WDD

Mythographer, abun aPiale)

Mythological, pduin Dw -ogist, moun SAD

Mythology, a System of fables, pr>vinn nwa

N

Nail, (on Singin or toes) }J5¥ (of metal) TH" “VDD pl,
nim - nino

Naked, bare, m. s. oy * OMY (stark) NW -sword
MMM ADP IN -ness, DTW * AW

Name, appellation, fame, DU -V. to call, NP to mention

244 NAM—NAV

by-, —2 NOP to utter, —""DIiI to get one’s self a great-,
m. Ss. Bonn DwD Dw “5 nip a good- is better than
wealth, Wi7D DY TMA} -less, DY *>2

Namely, specially, 0753 to wit, nbxd ‘as 1 Sam. xxviii.
V.3. mya Ma map and they buried him in Rama,
namely in his own city

Nap, D1) -N. slumber, 7134

Naphtha 0} Ch.

Napkin, pn Aiba

Narcotic, bys mayan

Nard, ‘T7) .

Narrate, ID YT R12 -tion, “MWY MAD
TTaN -tor, m. s. ION ' THD

Narrow, 8p -N. contracted, m. 8. TWP ‘VY near, D¥D$7 Ch.
“ness, PII" XD -ly, —Ahe -ly escaped with his life
NYT PD IND PY} -minded, m. s. Pay * »d»p
R. 4D

Nasal, DYN ANS Oy

Nasty, m. s. dirty, DN‘) -tiness, MIpin -tily, —

Nation, DY * DR? f Di * al, public, pan)

Native, born in a place, or country, min Yas VY -ity,
NT pasty RTT

Natural, pr bed by nature, "YAO it is -to all men,
DIN 322 N17 Y3 -philosophy, PIV] NYDN -power,
Mina wa MD -ist, m. s. “IpPMid -ize, (a foreigner)
MyN2 4) dy, yIVA SPY,

N ataine! regular course, YAY good * 30 uD ill -d, y4 Aird
against-, YAOI TID habit becomes a second -,
yay nya bn

Nave, (of a wheel) sein

NAV—NEG 245

Navel, 720

Naught, nothing, rat “PS ‘PDS * DAN * DN -iness,
1S -ily, —2-y, m. s- TIS *AN |

Navigable, 1A" -igation, rVIRI my -igator,
ao} DIN Is “ay

Nausea, yd ° ‘nna -seate, bra ° rie -seous, Nt

Navy, OPA *DYY NTI

Nay, no, 8 not only, D3 at AS x5

Nazarite, a native of Nazareth, 33 one who. has. taken
a vow, "iJ

Neap-tide, D°737 jon

Near, close, m. s. ap parsimonious, ae) -, ad. almost,
DY. -ness, Mia * mad come -er and. -er,
ap) yon

Neat, elegant, m.s. OY * 15) -ness, DY! }*°D)-ly,-2

Necessary, needful, "J¥ -saries for life, mpD?D R. 59D
sarily, FINA *MIDIA Ch. -sitate, DX * MIDI -sitous,
m. s. }2DID *TIDMD *W¥ -situde, -sity, want, WIOMD
fatality, I%2 there isa-ity for it, NVI JIT TD -sity hath
no law, HOM IIYON WD Twa LAY PIN)

Neck, (of the body) mp7. “ATW *ANIX -cloth,
TNS MOLD -lace, Pay * 734 |

Necromancer, m.s. 28 oY 2 bss -romancy, 2182 DDP

Need, 778 * “pn -ful, what there is-, PII nywa Ch.
needs, "JIS *M7D7 -less, "92 -ily, WPAB* pnia -y,
m.s. }2DD + TOM) *UhN

Needle, m. 8. bin «maker, m. s. —TUit -work, —Fipr

Nefarious, TIN) *24 ‘pwn .

Negation, movouy ° MIMD) -atively, —2 -ative,m. s. wD

246 NEG—NEW

Neglect, 9¥UT * BINT -N. negligence, Mid¥y x20
-ligent, m. s. PMY ‘ ma}

Negotiate, }A2] NW *°DY MWAT> pHYNN (for an other)
WE ‘DID R. DD -tiating, m. s. ‘nin RY * DAD
"WDD -tiation, [D1 NBD NDI “wa

Negro, a moor, wid ne:

Neigh, 9¥ -N. PNY | MAND

Neighbour, m. s. \ow Hotiribod! nae -bourly, ONS.

Neither, not either, N5- FS no one, m. s. * TIN xd. -I nor
thou, OS 827 NN? ND OAS DIN D3

Nephew, Mins ny 12

Nerve, am -vous, vigorous, m. s. Y7DN *DSY weak,
wAOM (nD DA

Nest, ]22 -N. (of birds) jj2 an abode, AWD R. AW -egg,
MANY M¥B -ling, nas

Net, mp2 ° Oy * evs * mw" ne R. 5
-ting-work, nw mwyio

Nether, nethermost, m. s. “TIA * AMIN

Nettle, m.s. DYAD 'DYIN-N. San

Never, never more, pbiy Ty Tit: aE Sty as, ISDN wb
priv TY Ty al ae ye shall never see them again. never
before, DSP x5 theless, MNT 222

Neuter, m. s. D.5 Nie” wo) N5 -trality, fal ‘Pa
D5 Nine R. "33

New, m. s. wIn make-, WI become-, wn -beginner,
si ims Snng x. 55m -bread, DIN OND -bom,
m.s. I77PD #7543 -comer, fashioned, NB AMPH WAN
-fangled, IWIN *77I -moon, WIA WX ~year,
Maw WN -ly, DPD * wT -ness, wT

News, Miv/"IT -monger -paper, NWN OND

NEX—NOI 247

Next, T) by m. s. ainP after, ITN -day, AN Di -time,
THY? -year, -week, TNDT Mw paw

Nib, (of a pen) 171 (of a bird ) ws Dh -bed, TAIN

Nice, -ly, m, s. accurate, }12> . D¥P¥1D Ch. delicate, * pap
JI -ty, DE DY * Ppa * NID

Nickname, batt Dua 732 -N. ‘broth 99 RO

Niece, Mins ny na

Niggard, m. s. ]¥Q2"°23 Ay, M32

Nigh, N. m. s. AVP -, ad Opis

Night, 7 rh 0? by-, —a to-, —i7 -dew, —D°D") -dress, -gown,
—m03" towards-, ay ny? stay all-, 119 -man,
nin} *)153 -watch, THOW good-, (see morning) -ly,
every-, indy my? 2D

Nimble, m.s. 179 * 9p -bly, MID" nsypa R. 55p

Nine, m. TWN £. YIN -fold,—b9D3-teen, m. TY nyvin
f. mey DWN -ty, owen Ninth, m. Ww f, mnwn

Nip, to pinch, pon blast, nous -pers, onpon

Nipple, a pap, 17 *—77 ~PW

Nit, (of lice) DZI™¥13 -ty, —NOD

Nitre, 92)} -trous, —I NO

No, 89 or PS af saehainies a noun) as YAS PS no body, no
man. by -means, {DIN Bia NO -where, PS O-, NIIN

Nobility, D3 * pin

Noble, illustrious, m. s. pie *mn V2) -man, Wo’ aN
ness, 177] ‘27793 ly, TANANA IP

Nod, bend the head, vA Tid be drowsy, Di

Noise, a sound, 9p clamour, 773/177’ PLS t nn R. bon
(of warriors) {IND tumbling-, WY make a-, 23P NWI * py
(as an ass) Pi} (as a bear) Ppiw (asa bird) AYD¥ R. ADS
@ a hart) yy (as a horse) bn (as an 93) mya (as. sheep)

248 NOM— NOT

PW (as alion)DM3 * ANY (as water) M737 * Wt)3-less, *yinon
2p vows 9a * DOT -y,m. sin BAY SSID
Nominal, niNa ba TDA NY, -ly, owa -inate, to name,
Dw ord to appoint, owa YT -ination, the appointing,

ANA -inative, DY * SyiaA De

Nonage, minority, IOP

Nonappearance, JE" Dik 17 73

Noncompliance, DID NWS TN DI|NIWAR. xw3' tw

Nonconformist, m. s. WAXT ji *W7iD -ity, 1 mwas
“WAT

Nondescript, "31973 * 228 27H dD

None, 89'* PS Nonentity, 9377" DEN * PR

Nonresistance, MAwpit * nypen> “ID

Nonsense, /-7) "3"t -sical, ndag

Nonsuit, N. 359 Op naw R. aw

Noon, OvTy sibel =< 305

Nor, x5 AN (see neither)

North, AY -ward, MZD¥ -star, “DY ADiD -pole, AMP
DN -east, May IVI D -west, maw MDs

Nose, DN DOM -gay, MIM) Fala NAS put one’s- in every
thing, 9533. AIWONM Nostrils, on)

Not, 5a iyo by "PS * PS do -I pray, 83 bx -at all, -any,
SPN -the least, MDINID 29 PS -lse, THI ‘nds px
-even, |S 9 FIN it is -yet, AI 85 MW

Notable, sancti ats m. 8. P*' ‘ban

Notary, (who draws contracts) 41D

Notation, the noting down, 73°" * My R. Wy

Notch, YUN MDB Ch. !

Note, set down, ahs ‘ ata) -N. annotation, my mi a written
paper, Tw “BO * AND (in music) M3 *DYD -ed,

NOT—NUN 249

m. s. remarkable, 555 *}/T4) eminent, awn * 1p? : ADD
Nothing, nonentity, ban *DBS* |S not any thing, * b> DN
M22 for- 73 Noa: DITA Rs 42M good for-, dura
m. 8. DNID}:" M23 make -of, MD. it is -but, DN D TPS

Notice, remark: ne heed, “ow -N. ms! TOY

Notify, yYTI7 -fication, my Ti RpT

Notion, mawni TO7 -al, MQ T2

Notority, -riousness, 9) ‘DID Ch. -riously, —J -rious,
m. 8.972 "DOWD

Notwithstanding net 55a

Novel, new, won a tale, WTA “VDD -ist, a writer of novels,
m. s. OYJ “UBD * AMD *N ND -ty, WIN

November, OWT wah: yen or TWH Ch.

Nought, MAND OS PY a PEN

Novice, m. s: "PIM Novitiate, TDWI DY

Noun, DY

Nourish, babs -able, m.s. 2372) -ment, smbsbp R. 95

Now, MAY *MYD before, 7 my a> -and then, * DYQYD?
anys -adays, 12"1D)2

Nowhere PN" DIPD vba Nowise, ]DIN BIW wba

Noxious, P°7) R. pti * myn -ness, NTW * yn

Nudity, mny * py .

Nugatory, ‘bap No pn» 95

Null, DDS * PDN -ify, an bh Diy’ -ity, mp

Number, 379 * 5D -N. IBDN) -less, — py

Numbers, (a book in the Bible) \2T/22 THD:

Numerable, m. s. 1]1D) * IBD? -meral, VSD v4 -merally,
5D!D2 -meration, 37) TDD -merator, m. s, 139
-merous, many, m. Day

Nun, w ND AWAD AY IPM -nery, (see Abbey)

2H

250 NUP—OBL

Nuptials, M21 ‘DSi Nuptial, —9y
Nurse, babs R. 55 (a child) P°2*7 (a sick person, m. s.)
“moh OS nw -Nenpro ny a?ind now
-ery, (for children) OT TIN for trees) mapa mY
Nut, -tree, 119 ‘F128 -meg, “TH TINS Nuts, DOI
Nutriment, m73?2 -ritious, 72920 -rition, banda R. ra)

O

O! 70 I wish! 39 9m

Oak, ON * TPN

Oar, 1919 * 2M -N.. ivi

Oat, oats, oye Teng nbays Oaten, ——)bv -meal, ——FIlD/P

Oath, maw -breaking, —hA73y mM

Obdurate, stubborn, m. s. 25 * “nwip -ation, WP -ately, —2

Obedience, MYDWID 7D ' MDVPN dient, m. s. *Y3D2
NyNwI!? *D -diently, MYIAA -isance, MNNWNM R.
mmw Obey, ipa pow

Obese, m. s. 82 ' DIDS

Object, IWR. aw + oby WY Ch. SAE dante, py 27
aim j{D/) -ion, TIVO * MND Ch. -or m. s. snip
-ionable, ano

Oblation, j3?

Obligation, bond, main (out of gratitude) niu rary!
-ligatory, AMD * bapan -lige, 2M * oy bina Jliging,

~ complaisant, m. s. IND’ .i* obrig

Oblique, py t jipgbea -queness, nbp

Obliterate, nnwn mini) -tion, MInnwi mri

Oblivion, MU} ' mnmay -ious, maw

Oblong, INIA TIS ly, -— De

OBL—OCT 251

Obloque, MBI * HPP R. 5p

Obnoxious, liable, 1219 R. 713 * D99Y Ch. injurious, 79

Obscene, m. s. ndy3: AYN) -nity, MAYIN * Mt -nely, —2

Obscure, to conceal, nDD ‘ pnd darken, Pura : VIPAT
make less glorious, DY -N. MD’) * DIND * VTP (person)
m. 8. *“yT x5 -ration, MND ' mabye -reness, * DD
mano ‘py tinns

Obsequies, M97 non

Observe, watch, “Ow note; “Wit R. Wy obey, PINT * DwPA
-able,m. s. plain, nba pny) MST -ance, "TITS * wp
DDH -ant, m. s. PIND* Twp" “Div -ation, Tye
-ator, PDAS TDW -atory, MOV OAD ND

Obsolete, m. s. 1Y) ' wits

Obstacle, W3PD * M32 MY

Obstinacy, Anrep -nately, —2 -nate, m. s. yy *TWP

Obstruct, "WWD SY -ion, WY -ive, WYIP "PI

Obtain, MYT R. 2W/-able, m. s. 3 -ment, NWN

Obtrude, **2 (S817 Obtrusion (see Intrusion)

Obviate, “2 WT (a danger) 8i2 1929 nian Pon
Wat

Obvious, 972 * DY) MY -ness, WD -ly, —3

Occasion, (see Cause) -N. casualty, MPD -al, —2

Occupancy, *I°TI8 -cupant, m. s. TN -cupation, *moxdn
mvp * poy -cupier, m. S. PYM * THN-cupy, occupate ,
Pint * TAN employ, “2 WIDMWIT -one’s self, Poeun

Occur, “NX mp roy NA (to the find) a) by i -rence,
mpo

Ocean, the sea, Syn 8)

Octave, -tavo, IW October, Ww WIN * MW Ch.

252 OCU—OFF

Ocular, ONY? ANID Oculist, OY NBN

Odd, not even, Ch. mn Ww m2 strange, nda -person, m.s.
T2) ° WN -ones, DuIns -ity, TID “Dw -, dif-
ference, pn ° 7130

Ode, Watt wu

Odious, m. s. NY * INN) -ness, TDPIN -ly,—2

Odium, blame, °)) ‘D1

Odor, 71") -ous, m. s. *}T53

Of, from, }2° *"/D (the sign’of the genetive case) Du (this par-
ticle is however generally supplied ‘by the sign of regimen,
as TY1 12 for {2 son of David: IW 22 for DIB
children of Israel. al nnay for mma maid of Parah.
YuUs9 Miia for Ni2 the daughters of the land) -course,
PAD ‘NA -late, APN

Off, from, 1D distance, Png he is well-, i pad

Offal, refuse, Map. ° DN J

Offence, fault, Non S pwD i injury, IP) 'Pt2 affront, BAW)
anger, DUD fill; m. so PV "OVID " phn -less, m. Ss.
iv Prd DYDD IS

Offend, DYYIM * ‘DOD PHT -er, mes. NIT WAR

Offensive, m. s. *210 i -siveness, MT}!") -sively, —2

Offer, to present, 2PM attempt, WPI propose, ATINI-N.
wpa 727 -ing, IP

Office, business, MYL ' POY. Ch. (place) —DIPi ‘public
employment, MAPA -ficial, pertaining to an office, oe
-ficer, cowithander, DPd * WN) a bailiff, WMiw -ficiate,
17D ' NW -ficious, kind, nw? {212 R. })2 -ficiousness,
AW" -ficiously, —2 |

Offing, DT YR. 2)

Offscowring, MTD ' FID

OFF—ONL 2538

Offspring, propogation, N¥N¥ * min R.SyyeT

Often, DYDY D? as -as, "VD too- JD ma

Ogle, py -ling, yy

Oil, TTS) * MY [OY -iness, MPI -y, OW

Oint, }OWA NYD MD -ment, MND *NP IW |

Old, in age, (thing) |W (person) m.s.jPf * DDI ND -age,
m2 'T2Pt avery -age, MAY -clothes, mira ninjy
a year -,m.s. 112% }2 ancient, 0 7P 'D°D 7 DVD of-,
NPN PT DW] OY? grows WAT ' ppd how- art
thou? 0 ‘YD? 71793 fashioned, 2/91 ATID! m. 8.
ab

Olive, Yt

Omen, 9D *.IN -inous, 27,"

Omer, “i

Omission, TIYY * ANI R: M3 Omit, Ay * wow

Omnific, 557-08 8753

Omnipotence, oy by -potent. “Iw

Omnipresence, DIPD boa TINY D-present, DIPD.7233 N¥D2

Omniscience, 55 ny "T -cient, b5 poy

On, upon, "2 *°9Y go-l THOUD Ds

Once, one time, DY formerly, O°: D? at-, THD

One, m. THIS f. VS there was not as much as-, TY mn Ny
TY itis all-, 17 )W 237--another, m. MN Ah-with
another, m. yn ns UN -by-, m. TON TAS -eyed,.m
wa “Wy )

One’s self, JIS * 1WDI ' WO¥L (to act upon- - -, is expressed
with the by Sr as abn to teach one’s self )

Oneirocritic, m. s. ninion “mB

Onion, ova

Only, barely, P) ’ “|S * DDN an- one, m. 70)

254 ONS—OPT

Onset, an attack, MUMIH * TIN

Onward, in advance, 30 progressively, 9 asJ1D2) on
travelling onward

Onyx, DM

Ooze, of * Pi -N. soft flow, ori pos

Open, unclose, nna (his. mind) WAY m3 begin, ’ on
paaralnl R. 55n untie, AMS mann R. WM) -the eyes,
py MPP -the mouth, 75 M¥ (greedily) 7 WWp -N.
mM. Ss. Mins . 93 * EN -eye, Mp2 {VY a house- to all,
mmm? MNS Ma -place, not fortified, 1B -eyed, m. s.
mpd -hearted, m. s. openhanded, a5 *a"73 candid; "DON
DA NB }D 229 R. 329 -body, ANY) -ing, MADD" MND
(of the womb) ony 5 a gap, ma dy, evidently, ba
publicly, DXD3 * wow Wy 2 -ness, candour, MD voON

Opera, 191 boa DywpY R. spe

Operate, to act, oY = a paliiel effects, dyiny NYT -tion,
mows -tical, —by -tive, -tor, m. 8. Spip

Opinion, notion, Naw * 7 ‘ryt R. YT 1 am of-,
POH] YAY -ative, m.s. SAY OY TY ;

Opponent, a. 333? -, 8. M. S. apbsal

Opportune, fit, ri -nity, place, —Dip/) time, * 72523 MW
W2I7 Myw Ch.

Oppose, ° b TIN pown -less,m. 8. 13D? Ty PS

‘Opposite, -ly, Pry, -each other, m. s. als ON US ID
-tion, hostility, mans ‘3 contrarity, TIB0H

Oppress, YAO *NDT TOS + PY +P YA DIN ~ion,
yn “AN py pay -ive, m.s. "WIS * TaD TWP
“or, m. PEND * TTY *P¥D PDN

Opprobrious, MIM * MD’ NOP R. mp -ly, —2

Optic, a. AND ‘by -s PSN “3

OPT—ORP 255

Optics, MNT NDIN -cial, — Fw cian, ——2 pay

Option, nna |

Opulence, wir *357 Opulent, m. s. wy

Or, IN *1 (DON DN as MWS DS WS DS or TW) CN
it be man -woman.

Oracle, delivered by supernatural wisdom, DYDI)) DVS

Oral, AB-OYD -law, —w TIN

Oration, MINDIN 1737 Orator, 99D * DIT DINDY wKX
tory, 7 mind R. a ‘yiwon nswe

Orb, a circle, “193 * 5053 R. bby seule, 5)

Orbit, i217 5393 noon R. 99D

Orchard, D715

Orchestra, DNWT DIDI Na

Ordain, invest, °>Y TP517 establish, TH? *}PN

Ordeal, by fire or water, DYO2 & WN BP ar!

Order, command, M¥ regiitah wit * “70 -N.‘ mys
NY PID WO UW TD in-to, yw) ‘HAY out of,
-less, VOD Sov) m. S. Tu" ‘nda -ly, 1102 (person) m. s.
ADI) “AW to take orders, mage by maon

Brdiannee; MID

Ordinary, Segal! m. s. oy a> common, (thing) osm
(person) m.s. owt Ch. -nate, appoint, 1?5/7 -nation s TPB

— Organ, (an instrument) AI (of speech) SOAD 5D -ist,

ODD 1220 -ization, MIWA “WD -ize, Pay * 0
Orient, the east, MVD -al, eastern, 1p ys by

Origin, beginning, mvinn monn R. om source, )}p/ -al,
Jw -ally, —2 -ate, bring forth, POI ANY

Ornament, VT * may “WN -N. a) MANOA -al,
+) -edjm. 8. 1999 !

Orphan, m.s. DIN)

256 ORT—OVE

Oommen cane nn a at as R: Ppt

Ossifrage, DB Liye i e

Ostensible, m3 py? TIN TY-sive, NIN: ' WD

Ostentation, }*}! msi -tious, m. s. 71nd." Onn.

Ostrich, a?) ea na.

Other, m. s. WIN -wise, "V1 -world, 837. D2t

Oval, T¥.2 ANND

Oven, TU

Over, across, VAPI2 above, On: by Plame my10? -and above,
m. S. yy do -again, ‘Tit FYDI7* mivy) iY -and -again,
mint yoy * weir Spd -against, *MN IP?’ ba
Ta ¢m23° now) -night; mina d>:to be-, VOY *Mi72
to be-, (as a ruler) by DPT give -unto, N20 "DID he
is given-, (by physicians) DSonT War WR. get-,
TS “ay -act, $57 -anxious, m. 8. "17D anh wht -awe,
myan. D'S Spalance, pan -bear, by “25m -bid,
WA ANY PND MDW -board, DYEA by. -boil,
yi by 721 nny -cast, cloud, DYiT * 13L -charge,
-rate, 7) “NP Sa). i igtin 5 ye) * TY2 (his passions)
inv bein (his.anger) }OYD: WAD-do, "INP Niwy.
-<drive, PD -flow; ious. * nnD -flowing, POW -fond, a8
INI T8203 -forwardness, -hastiness, ITIB.-grown, m.s-
“ID sny b33 -growth, yt 35 -hale, re-examine, WS"
PV -head, WN by -hear, to hear, POW -heat, DAN

Ti) joy, THO? MAY -N. mdi1) MINDY -lade, -load,
aby T3313 lay; cover over, “DD “may DD -leap,
sb yDp -long, m: s. TNO? * PI -look, superintend,
maw (from a_ higher place) riD¥ excuse, DD nird
-match, 922 -much, TNID 37 ‘2 "NP -pass, omit,

OVE—OUT 257

by =) visu -pay, SIV ANY p>u -plus, *) Tip
-power, "MN APN -prize, -rate, 7 TN PLT -reach,
deceive, apy -run, ravage, 72p) iw -see, manage, * J3I7F
Mawr -seer, Mm. S. M2WID * ANTI -shade, -shadow, ° by
Jen R. bby ° 2D shoot} fly beyond, MMWDID HP
FIND R. 03 -sight, error, 7330 -sleep, MW pd ans
R. wn -spread, oy ys -stock, stand ms Pala -strain,
ANY INIT -sway, °° DBD take, PITT" AW R. Ww
-throw, -turn, ruin, oan -weigh, pay -weight, Ap ID
?pwrai -whelm, “Sy 23 -wise, mis. IP *DIOND

Ought, should, m, s. "N87 as ; way NUT MNT he ought to be
punished, (this verb is however generally expressed with the
future, as Exod. xxi. 29. WD" voya Da} and his owner
also ought to be put to death) iF

Our, wy -selves, (see Myself and Herself)

Out, m. s. -of reach, au x5 R. JW) not at home, waa PS
at a loss, myn * 723 to the end, DDS * m3 not rithhin)
M¥IN "PIN loudly, IPA -of, from, through “Das
TIANA out of love. -of date, m. s. }¥/1 -of humour, m. s.
mm =D *FYT -of joint, m.s. 11] -of patience, m. s.
m3 -of place, -of order, 1TID2 Nou -of sight, m. s.
TINTS IPN -of sight -of mind, 297 navy pw pms
-of time, “32912 NOW the fire is-, MDD the time is,,
Do ND

Outbound, opnind eo nD R. pd

Outcast, ‘TID * m2 (person) m. s. F1J3/9 * 11437)

Outcry, mpuy * mi ° nie 2p

Outer, Outermost, yin ° wn

Outgrow, INV 3

Outhouse, F29 baal: . VN

21

258 OUT—PAC

Outlaw, pin) ini -N. proscribed, m. s. DIM) ry, ae

Outlet, S¥V * NSIN R. SN

Outline, contour, IPM WS

Outlive, -last, ma

Outnumber, WQDN3°7Y 2°10»

Outrage, DIM N. pan: 193) -ous, m. s. atrocious, DOA
furious, paw

Outrun, (him) PBS YN

Outroot, YW * “pu

Outside, YT FNM skirt, VY? PIT! Way

Outspread, -stretch, MVD * pwd *wr5* mow

Outtalk, AB * DATA Mp?

Outvote, Mis 23 723 RYT

Outward, -wardly, vinn * Py MND? -wards, yin?

Outweigh, pwn yma

Outwit, oy oa bd ppnnn

Outworks, W397 Noy yy

Outworn, m. s. ands

Owe, indebted, A°TD I wig life to thee, I

Owl, F073 vt

Own, acknowledge on R./VT claim, m.s.* % w/P(-, pron.
is understood, as 8434 "5 it is my-, ya with his- hand.)

_ one’s-master, VOSY: D 1TT8 -er, m. 8. 7°71 Syn vn
mins] aL

Ox, IP Nw young., Ip2 }a—sall, ND

ha

Pace, V. "W¥ * ABD) om
Pacific, m.s. WY" * DY! pie ein TIMID AWA

PAC—PAL 259

-ication, pibw na -icator, -ifier,m. s. piby “mw
wn -fy, pdvin ' mW"

Pack, bind up, 4 -N. a packet, TINY -age, cloth,
DD 73 -thread, IN

Page, (of a leaf) TWOP * TY an attendant, * nw
MMI) Nw? TWiy : :

Pepeasit, -ry, Dy yoy uw INV R. Pp

Pail, 75 (for milk) roy )

Pain, DSP" DST Ay PYYTN. *AN3° 5° masa
T° DEY (of mind) 81D penalty, Wp pavin fulness,
Mpa yi Ty ayy + ANdn tally, 3 less, "9a
to take -s, pI -staker, m. s. inns

Paint, represent, INI '’¥ colour, yaya Ta ie DAD -N.
PAY -er, DN USD -ing, V8 ss

Pair, (3M * 33 Ch. N. Dw * at

Palace, FON SI AYA TN |

Palate, (to taste with) "]FI -able, ah DY 3» -atic, —by

Pale, MITND DAD HP -N. a stake, TO) -faced; m. 8. WYN
grow- IM} -ness, NIM * MADD Ch.

Palisade, 97197 NiwiD nn v

Pall, PIA

Palliate, to ease, pn R. bbp to cloak, M2 tion, * “npn
D2 -tive, very ner

Palm, a tree, 7h (of the hand) *\2 -fruit, pn. a branch of-,
DyenAg

Palpability, 7) wawd * MWD * MIDI Ch. able, gross, m. 8
WWI wiDD*D2 plain, WM -ably, W922 -ation,
WITT ww Ch. | :

Palpitate, pb -tion, 35n AP D4

Paltry, MND? awd N° py

260 PAM—PAR

Pamper, DW PID

Pamphlet, WP WAM ' D99435P

Pan, nan> : nw ale: nan NWT ny

Pane, (of glass) m3 m5

Panegyric, NAW -rical, -rist, m. s. maw

Pang, 92% ‘ND * YY WS Ch.

Panic, My Mba

Pannel, (of wainscot) JIS07 ny

Pant, wish, }]D3i7 * ANN for breath, M7 ati 4

Pantry, JWT MND»

Papacy, *} 7999 tab AND. Gyr

Paper, N. 3 -mill, iI noxbp Dip -stainer, —PIAj¥

Papist,m. s. 97997 1213 AN “InN hae

Par, DDIIWA ne

Parable, bun: 194] -olical, AT

Parade, show, PY MND guard, MAD WAIN R. ay)

Paradise DID * {TY ja

Paradox, 92317798 722M -ical, mes. -—7 “WN oe

Paragraph, PDD Ch.

Parallel, compare, ON Tw * Mm) -N. (lines) ONY DIP
pra? resemblance, ]1*7"} -ism, pI wh blz

Paralysis, DINN| ND R. (13) -tic. m. s: 3 PP)

Paramount, chief, wND bs DP

Paramour, m. s, by +p’ AND

Paraphrase, wd f =P Ch. -N. WA * DA

Paraphrast, m. s. wb Peale)

Parasite, Parasitical, m, s. *)7 * Hw “pron

Parasol, DIY 9¥9 MAM R. oy "HEN

Parcel, oon -N. a lot, pon a bundle, MAS

Parch, JYUN7 -ed, m.s.

PAR—PAR 261

Parchment, 23 rbyng Ch.

Pardon, 183 "HD * Sh -Ne2 "AMD ¢ nde

Pardonable, m. s. 122) . nop’ “ inp

Pare, peel by dima OPT * POPT

Parent, father, I$ mother, DY pl. OMAR. al, —y
-age, descent, min birth, nin R279

Parenthesis, VIN" INA DD VON

Parish, M220 -ioner, —7 AWN R. Aw

Parity, DI Mw NI

Park, N. DAD AP WAN RAP NT |

Parley, IDV -N. 1D

Parliament, }*)'T773D Ch. -ary, —bu

Parlour, AMAT WIT * PPP Ch.

Parole, MMOAT * Ap

Paroxysm, ny> ny MPM yIDD

Parse, PIT ‘22 she R. >t

Parsimonious, m. s. (Pl * D¥D¥D Ch. -simony, * el
DIS7D¥ -simoniously, —3

Parson, |i -age, NIT

Part, (in two) AYN davies pon -asunder, TS)7 depart,
m. 8. #3929 -with, “M8 DiY-N. PPT} for my- "YN in-,
risp for the most-, 279 take one’s-, “OD? ni Lwill take
no -in it, 3 WIA by WT. -ake, (see Participate.)

Partial, unjust, m. s. D°J2"D) R.)5) -ity, DIB "NII -ly,
—J -ize, 29 nivg R.129 ‘mw

Participant, m.s. °'a ipon (in his happiness) innnwa aA) 4
(in his trouble) 7s 1b nwa -cipate, “DY pon -ation,
ANAT

Participle, 02 -cipially, —"J'T2

Particle, an atom, "T715 * P] R. Ppt (a word) m1 R559

262 PAR—PAS

Particular, m. s. individual, X27 odd, MW) be. -about a
thing, PAPIR. ppt -ity, MOT -ize, WI -ly, DIBA

Partizan, an adbierent; m.s. TAM

Partition, P2M -N. division, MP'2M (that divides) $V)

Partly, AYP * N¥PD

Partner, m. 8. 1207 AW Ch. ship, PID + manv

Partridge, STP

Parts, districts, MIID * NSP

Parturient, f. s. min * nddinin -ition, my san op

Party, an assembly, (TIIT a side, TS pl. OYTTS detachment)
por -coloured, DYIW-DWIY DOB Fv

Paschal, MDE oe

Pass, go beyond, “ay * yom “bn -~away, 5m -word
for one, 5 ay -sentence, oby “i eral; wbw enact,
ni ni be current, (as money) amid ay -N. entrance,
S120) licence, MIN Two TAA | |

Passable, that may: be passed, Mm. s. pn tolerable; 1.2

Passage, the passing, MWD a road, AY '> (of a book) ND
pdw -singer, m. s. PUN “IY *YDD |

Passion, suffering, “IP - + bap anger, FSP! m4 love,
TDPAINANNS HY INN -ately,—A -ate, mis. OMNI
Diyad PN he

Passive, m.8.]7.2D * 22D (of verbs) 953 -riess, ace mba

VY CF CS

Passover, MOST AM R.4an

Passport, TN Tai? Twn, |

Past,m.s. spent, 2D ' mds undergone, yoy “aL more than, ,

“2 “Ni -recovery, TAN
Paste, PAT-N.PBID ©
Pastime, piwyw Rw

PAS—PEA 263

Pastor, a shepherd, {8¥~ WY’ a clergyman, 75

Pastry, MIDIN8 muy -cook, m. s. MD 8

Pasture, MP -N. Pasturage, MDD TIPO YAU * RY Mind

Patch, N50 -work, DN9O Wa ‘DDS

Patentee, s135> +> ANWITNS TAPR. mw

Paternal, fatherly, 483.

Path, TIMI * FIT AY less, MDD Nd IN9

Pathetic, moving, 39 77379 * 293 p33

Patience, D1) * m7ID -tiently; — -tient, m. s. quiet,
DIAN TIN *1220 sick, M9

Patriarch, (of a family) IN"TVA WR (of a purely om tar)
-archate, — VARS

Patrimonial, (7¥/17"3 -rimony, MAS ron DMS

Patriot, -ic, m. s. INT?ID eayd- ONY a8 -ism, (his)
INT2D YIN? MINI inays

Patrol, VY Div

Patron, j2 * JD R. jl -age,. adeGees MOM -ize,
by qn mbn

Pattern, MND

Pave, $7) -ment, MBS *MDy ID

Pavilion, ok (of a prince) spe * }TAN

Pauper, MPTS“ow Naipy d9i3 mpd -ism, ———H. Tot

Pause, to stop, Toy * m3 N. SAMINS Ch. * PDD or
PDD Ch. : |

Paw, the foot, > *\D hand, ‘T

Pawn, Oly UtoKer, m. s. OVD *jawo oY “mon

Pay, (a debt) DYW atone, WT WDD «N. podwin P02
-ment, pabey -able, due, —\D} by S82. outstanding, ain

Pea, }iOP bi" UP Ch.

Peace, not war, piby rest, m2 * Opw silence, M14 hold

264 PEA—PEN

one’s-, Dan make-, keep the-, "DY Dewi -able, -ful, (times)
pious My (man) AMID US sablerisas; Opw -ably, —2
-maker, m.s, DOW * ATH YY

Peacock, On

Peak, (of a hill) mya wx>

Peal, ring, Loydy boy n, bydy dip

Pear, Das pl. DDI

Pearl, (a gem) V7 "U2 ‘mbsnp Ch.

Peasant, TU UX * MTs say a>)

Pebble, vandn |

Peck, (a measure) TDN MY mm

Peculiar, particular, THN . Jala -ity, pone -ly, ea!

Pecuniary, }#92) Ch. MY Ch. by

Pedant, -ic, m. s. boann * MIND -ry, MIN} -ically, —2

Pedestal, 12191) * }2

Pedigree, nding wo mtzin ‘maw

Pedlar, Ma M2 IMD -lery, -— = N94

Peel, to flay, Sup -N. mye

Peep, look, Hit * OD R.O32-N.AIw AN

Peer, a nobleman, }1D ° “iM -age, —7 ‘nbn. -ess, —i NWS

Peevish, m. s. ion * emP -ness, maven ° AT -ly, —2

Peg, N. W5-V. —2 °OS PUNT

Pelican, ASP

Pelt, 9pp. Af TY -ing, sbypb

Pen, a fold, mA (to write with) DID oy -knife, —pay
-man, a writer, 0 "51D -manship, MIDNDI nox

Penalty, MP3 * way -al, —A'FI/D -ance, awn * O10"

Pencil, (of lead) MDP OY

Pending, undecided, m. s. PDD * bapu : ON

Pendulum, “pwn

PEN—PER 265

Penetrate, pierce, ppa dive in any matter, awn POLIT
(into the thoughts of him) YMAwM pov ON Nin -tion,
a piercing, MP2 sagacity, nw * FS" -tive, m. s.
meyr

Peninsula, 8 "$7

Penitence, maw -tent, m. s. —5ya -tential, (a book) —I50

Penny, 7137 merbuh valyy

Pension, mw? pn -er, Mm. S. ——5i) mpi

Pensive, m, s. thoughtful, niavinn re sorrowful, * ayy

pss #117 -ness, M7 NADY -ly, —2

Puiditedch: mw AMA AN Wn win

Pentecost, (a Jewish festival) mupaws an

Penultimate, MITA Mv Ayaan

Penurious, mean, m. s. rita *5'9°D -ness, Paty -ly,—2

~ Penury, M13200 * mids RB. 555

People, (a town, or a country) YIN WY MS Dwi -N. per-
sons, OY m, DwWIs the vulgar, oY weial a nation, * “43
DR? * DK

Peradventure, } 5 +95 rbay

Perambulate, walk through, **2 "Ay -bulation, IAL

Perceive, discover. NBD ° 84 "WAI Ch. -ceivable, per-
ceptible, m. s. 953 ‘ wD -ceptibility, -ception, * MER
mwII -ceptibly, ‘wb32 -cipient, m. s. ANN * ap ial)

Peremtorily, moonna -emtory, m. s. wom * 33

Perfect, finish, DOWN “DIN ‘ND -N. ms Dov ND
ion, -ness, MDW * moyen *oE7D

Perfidious, yond! m. Ss. Wa -ness, “T12 * by -ly, —a

Perforate, 1P3 -tion, the piercing, MPP a hole, 3p) -tor,
yyw

Perforce, n22 bs pina

266 PER—PER

Perform, do, by mwy succeed, PV ' sop -able, Mey
-ance, completion, mandy the performing, mowye -er, M.S.
Syip meiy

Pest mim) m9 -mer, OYID DIO

Perhaps, }® ssa “nym >)

Peril, 23D Ch. NY IAN be it at my- ANY Oy oy
wpa “17D -ous, Mm. 8. 1200 Ch.

Period, epoch, TP R. TW a circuit, MDIPM a full stop,
PID Ch. marked under the letter thus (: ), “A Gen. ch. i.
v. 1, PUN -ical, -ically, Ch. DYDD > DAY? DWI?

Periphrasis, Y75

Perish, MDDM * TAN -able, m. s. FON? TN?

Perjurer, m. s. “pyr “Paw ~jury, IPY nyyaw

Permanence, MT/IN7 * Dp ~manently, —2 -nent, m.s. * Dp
aba}al-) ay) eID

Permissible, m. s. mur -mission, MW" Permit, MW

Pernicious, m.s. MWD * P'D R. pri ly, MIA RYN

Perpendicular, directly, 1¥/ plumb -line, JIN

Perpetrate, PWD ‘AWM -tion, pa “pp —

Perpetual, m. s. TOR ‘ afied *D2 -~ually, dip ‘ msi?
uate, —D'PM -uity, WPA NI |

- Perplex, confuse, DDN ‘baby R. 655 -ed, m. Ss. 93230 :
a2 -ity, DPA ADD |

Persecute, yrds PNiT * 3 R. )1¥ -tion, yn?! MIPS TIS
tor,m. 8. YIN? * PSN ;

Persevere, persist, PIRI * TWOINT -rance, *NINNINI |
ny

Persia, Dp Persian, m. s, 8°05 * ‘D715

Person, a human being, DIN WO) pl. IW) m. WN pl.
DWN appearance, MY7/D-age, m. s. *1W/T] DIN -al goods,

PER—PHA 267

waa to appear before one ‘{2alty; “way omit
mayo ate, -ify, "2 M9 -ification, 197

Peeupeciaans view, MDpwry spying-glass, —I13)?

Perspicuity, transparency, naw plainness, 7372 -ously,
—2 -uous, m. s. WT *72

Perspire, 1) -ration, Wt

Persuade, 5 -suaded, m. s. mila)

Persuasion, persuading, “IF\D -sive, m. s. apy

Pert, brisk, m.s, TWD * Pt Ch. saucy, Mm. s. Dp “Ty APS
Ch. -ness, IID APA ay DSN

Pertinacious, (see Obstinate.) .

Pertinence, WI * IJ\DF) -tinent, m. s, Wa *yiD3

Pervade, YP 58 A¥PID Tay

Perverse, m. s. UPJ! -ness, Miwpy "ADIDAA -ly, —2

Pervert, mp -ible, m. s. may )

Peruse, read over, FID Ww wNUD N71 examine, wT
-usal, *)ID a wed INP men

Pest, pestilence, |) *753 ° ap mischief, P23 -er, ‘yn
P37 -house, D327 A -iferous, -ilential, mrrwip

Pestle, “OY R. oy

Petition, Bp2.*bkw WONT -N. Mwypa *Adxw mannz

i -er, M. Ss. wpa * oyiw 20D

: ce Phy, Mi} -faction, 1aN? m7
_ Petticoat, nan Wa

Petty, JUIN -ifogger, TIN RAY

Petulance, Miuvipy *MTDIDAN -ulantly, —2 -ulant, m. s. WpY

Pew, MANA M2a MND Dippy R. 995

Phalanx, 173)

Phantasm, Phantom, SW M7)

268 PHA—PIE

Pharisaical, m.'s. WIND ‘WPMD * IMM

Phenomenon, M3W1) At NPD nin

Phial, J2

Philanthropy, WAIN}? T2ON

Philanthropical, m. s. W287 wad *ATIN

Philologer, m. s. P"I)"1) R. ppt -ogy, P27] -ogical, — ow

Philosopher, m. s, 1PM) -ophy, 2% NYPM-ophical, by

Phlegm, MIND R. M1} -atic, m. s. NY Mandya

Phrase, N. W327 {DIN -ology, wd

Phylactery, MDW * PHM Ch.

Physic, medicine, marin DYDD (the art) MNIDI NIN

Physics, PAI NDIN -ical, — ou -ician, J28 xp

Physiognomy, Ch. S457 NDI} -nomist, — —]'2D

Physiology, PAWA snd gical, ~ by

Phytivorous, m. s. awy ooiK -tology, DVIS oa bY

Piano-forte, "133

Piazza, OTOP “DW nnn npn R. 720

Pick, choose, ana 2 gather, pd: FON -one’s pocket,

ie 233 -a quarrel, °° V2INT -up, 2A ‘NSD -up

his livelihood, 7} M1 8¥D axe, VIL -ed, m. s. ' paw
TH R. TIF -pocket, m. s. 432

Pickle, preserve, MDA WIAD -N. brine, M2) %D thing
pickled, nna wD

Picture, ¥ -N. VX

Piece, jon, IAM -N. a part, pon -bread, png MD -meat,
wa vals all of a-, m. pl. DYDI7I * ONY -meal, ad.
35m pr all to pieces, DYP 2M? * ‘om

Pier, MED Pid) R. ADD

Pierce, penetrate, ypa bore, 7P3 -cer, m. &. PRIA * PT
-cing, m. 8. pIm * tp -ingly, W a * mpi

PIE—PIT ‘269

Pietism, DYTONIT “MHPIOST Piety, MTOM * Ip
Pig, (see Swine) -of lead, of i iron, 773 mip brn
Pigeon, (131) a young-, ori -house, sav Ch.

Pike, a lance, min -staff, —¢)

Pile, DA¥ ‘IDM -N.aheap, VOM * MDW -dup, ms. WI¥
Piles, (a disease) DNW *oY>by

Pilgrim, mes. TAD * 37> +d iy -age, aay Mbp
Pillage, MOW * 172 -N. MDW * MHD

Pillar, a column, T12Y! a supporter, TYDD * ww
Pillory, NQDMD * piry

Pillow, MWS VW) a)

Pilot, 52103 37

Pimple, NSVITS NYVAN rah R.TPD “Rw
Pin, a pég, “IM (of wire) 9A -V. —I pInn

Pincers, npn Pinch, squeeze, yn? N-. ynd

Pine, grieve for, ON nidp (a tree) m3?

- Pinion, wing, *\33 fetters, p23 Vice ON

Pinnacle, point, OT ayaan wR

Pint, 490 mardi >

Pioneer, 7 ound 773 Obi

Pious, m.s. PY "PON * pds “NT ly, MIPOND

Pipe, to play, bon -N. (an instrument) inom a tub, IP a
measure, JD! nyerbuh WIT) -per,m. s. mona ebb

Pipkin, wan i)

Pique, pyAN ‘ “3 mary -N. MDDowrD

Piracy, DIM Pirate, N. DIQM (at sea) DT "D9 Ch.

Piss, PAW “DvD Dw R. bua -N. pnw pon a)

Pistachio-nuts, DYNA

Pit, a hole, FMW * MND ' 3 (of the arm) MYL coal-,
YIN WAM M3 fal, MOD! WD

270 PIT—PLA

Pitch, fix, PD" (a tent) 99% ppm light, 21 952 smear, WDD
-N19D "NDP -y, dark, TINY -fork, }iwOp

Pitcher, (an earthen vessel) 7D ‘fa -goeth oft to the well, but is
broke at last,” We Wo opra Ox san pp tie oD
DN} Taw

Pity, “Oy om pin Sn -N. mann 19200 -iless, 93
-iable, ont ‘ful, m. s. tender, Onn “dtp despicable,
mMa3 -eous, exciting pity, m.s. Don “TVD -eously,
-ifully, despicably, mi7awa

Pittance, OPM MAY?

Pivot, T)

Placable, m.s. M587? *M42 22 #79

Placard, MY TOR. YT

Place, put, DIY * TYOPM -N. space, Dipid office, * MIN
IPD in -of, DIP} in every-, Dipp 422°

Placid, quiet, m. s. op * AWD -ness, Dew

Plague, infect, 132° 42 vex, PY -N.* 22°92 DID
Tp

Plaid, DDD .

Plain, m. s. artless, DA * ODM clear, WMA suas iw
level ground, D3 -ness, -dealing, MON * Miwa -ly,
—2 -work, MWA TDNID

Plaintiff, m.s. 119 PDN Ch. -ive, 12 Oy

‘Plaister, nwann

Plait, YM 9BI--Ne mes. “ABD

Plan, awn -N. scheme. NAWMD model, 98

Plane, mw YYp -N. MUSpD

Planet, 7179 * 5179 pl om NWO tM -ary, Oy

Plank, ip? AP

Plant, poi . ow -N. YO) ' al -ation, PID -ed, m. s.

PLA—PLE 271

YD) -er, m. 8. POW

Plaster, M10 -N. lime, DY a salve, NOP -er,9NS Mw

Plat, 08 -N. TWO NIM -form, a flat roof, AI MOY a
level, /7D

Plate, to beat into plates, MD PPT KR. MD -N. (of silver)
ADD 9D a dish, TWP -d, m. s. MDP

Plaudit, nav -ory, m. s. naw

Plausibility, -ibleness, D'S] MN7D -ible, m. s. $7)

Play, to sport, PAY *YwPAWT R. Myw trifle, Syyn N.
0: by Dyy yy -er, M. s. POD ' pwyun -fellow, 7

R. 7p" -ful,-some, m. s, ONY ‘ny «bp Rp 1555
-house, PWPW) ANID MA -thing, perp

Plea, apology, mbyint ° MIP IOS RK. PAS

Plead, argue, HOW defend, “Oy pon non Ryd. -er,
m. s. POD =ing, MMOD * TAD)

Please, content, 7¥"1 ' day choose, 2 “na if you-, m. s.
‘pI ya ah milo DN -one’s self, JIUN7 ‘pwynwiy R.
myw’ it does not -me, "2 ‘myer ND sonya div Nd
-ant, m.s. (person, or thing) Dy? * 4S" (voice) JW (meats)
DDO -life, DAI DONM -garden, vw 12 make- OWI
-antness, delightfulness, 2 ‘nnDw -antry, 25 al)
-antly, —2

Pleased, m.s. *"3 yor ' MY -ingly, pyj2a

Pleasure, delight, ALN) * Wn a man of-, PIN? ' AWN
he follows his own-, 127 MMW IMS WIN with-,
may) ma +35 10a YEN waza ‘ai py
-urable; m. s. py’ 72m)

Plebeian, PANT oY MTD RK. PT + WP. Ch. pl
DYT Non nwey7

Pledge, to pawn, bay (one’s self) AWN -N. poy’ paw

272 PLE— POC

Pleiades, IBY 3513 myaw * MDD

Plenary, m. s. pon pou} -arily, MOVIN * minbdwa

Plenipotence, })& +nbdy -otent, m. s. me ap) 5 Fil
MWD -otentiary, m.s. DAT 8 * 3D1D R. DID

Plentitude, -ty, pow . 34 -teous, -tiful, m. 8. 1% -teously,
-tifully yDwA * 49

Pleonasm, I) nay * oa nny

Pleurisy, MINT WAN -ritic, m. s. ——2 MD

Pliable, -ant, 7? Ri D7 -ableness, MDT

Plod, yn -der, m. s. Y2°FV) -ding, way

Plot, to plan, JBM *NIVANA WPA (mischief) OY YI WaT
-N. contrivance, navinn * syann conspiracy, Wh -of
ground, MTL neon

Plough, 2" WM N. -share, MW"M/D -land, 23) -man,
an) + erin OTN Ta a-ing, BIN PY

Pluck, (fruit, &c.) nop ‘ TS (feathers, hair) aaa) -up by
the root, IPY * M3 -out one’s eyes, DW Y Ipi -N. a pull,
MD OM lights, &c. AIP * DW

Plums, raisins, pw DAY

Plumage, MV)853 -migerous, -my, m, s. —bya

Plumb, Plummet, 9°27 }28 -line, 38

Plump, to fall, ‘T) fatten, NYT ‘OWI -N. ms. * Oe
NTA ness, MINI MID

Plunder, tt. *Mbu * Sow-w. mia myn * Duy -er, m.s.
mia "mpby * D>suh

Plunge, put under water, P°DOM * 77) to sink, * ™7
p> * poy fall into, “a ywin * bg -N. AT

Plural, m. DD") -ity, 427 a)

Pocket, N. OSD -V. —a 3 -book, Dn Pinney
-handkerchief, 87 NAO

POE—POL 273

Poetry, poems, MUS") * OVP -esy, “MDW -etical,
bw

Poet, TWD * y70 -ically, wi NYPD TIT R. yy

Poignancy, {3Y * wp -ant, m.s. Iw * TYP

Point, sharpen, }2@ * TM direct, FRAT | AT “AM (with
the finger,) 17 ‘Din to dot, TP3 Nia sharp end, FIM a
dot, TAP a case, IY chief, WPY * WN critical miomnent
yM)217 PI) -by-, ODS at 93 -blank, wITIDD to
be upon the-, Ta > nea to bring to a-, m9 ‘on
R. DIM he'is’on the “of death, MIDY AMP | DBA,
‘sharp, m. sf * TM aint keenly, mw -less, m. s.
mid ' rtp

Poison, N. wf * HTD |S Ch. -V. pw ONT
-ous, m. s. PYMYD "YO OS

" Poize, DY -N. Dba

Poke, wwitd Poker, yiwp Af fai

Pole, (2 piece of timber) D3 (of the earth) rier eererss awP
-lar, — — uy Pole-axe, DIP 4 :

Police, TUM NPB -icy, art govern rbheEo" wei
prudence, f misty. |

Polish, brighten, wo pa ‘OID civilize, mY] ses
-N. mpd) +359 -er, Mm. s. viraid « PID * Day

Politeriess, civility, Y" ba ‘EVV Polite, 1 m. 8. noite

Polity, MW T27 nA -itics, nyt gas, m, “
-——2 Dan .

Poll, take a list of voters, Nip Yap R. yp -N. (a list)
FYI MW the head, WH *Ndd5y RLS:

Pollute, defile, 81900 °° 593 -tion, ANDO * ‘Sys

Polygamy, DW37, 37 -glot, nin riba -hieism,
minds 437 |

2L

274 POM—POR

Pomegranate, }3737

Pomp, MXDA * VT “ously; —I -ous, m. s. “NDI NAF

Pond, DAN * MDA

Ponder, D9D * WIT R777 -able, m.'s. 9pwr -osity, "19D
-ous, M. S. 722

Poinard, A477 * noe

Pontitt, 2572. ID -tifical, (a book) WD NVM ID

Ponton, MAYO NTS

Poop, N. FINI Sass

Poor, m.°s. indigent, 1200 ° PAS y* wn 15s R.° wn
bo very-, {PAL WW gTOw-, wri ° aus) make-, a
make one’s self-, (pretend) wWIINT -land, 117") mean,
mst) * $buy ness, MMII NYY,” mr" ‘mbaer
nn ly, a

Pope, vel \}13° AS -dom, — 779 -ery, — NNT main
-ish, —-nin? Ry

Poplar, 1)?

Poplin, ym WI WY ON72 772

Populace, pum yoo -ular, m. s. TIS ain? 18") -ularity,
oY pon nas ys -ulate, OVI nia -ulation,
a2) on 97 -ulous, f..s. DY may

Porch, Baya) ft VN

Pore, N. mapa ww 22 -rous, m-s. pp) "82D

Pork, WOH “3

Porphyry, pna

Porraceous, m. s. “YSTD Py

Porridge, ale) Porringer, TYP

Port, harbour, O97 mia mien, 3331 able, ms. * Rion
Dirt» R. by -al, WW us -er, gate-keeper, “iw a carrier,
bab. NwiD. -age, -erage, SY

POR—POT 275

Portend, MIN? NJ -sion, MINIAN WS Nine nyt

Portent, }72°D *M iN -ous, m.s. *8V7 M8

Portion, part, j pon (of a daughter) TT

Portliness, 17 * MWY) Portly, m.s. WHT * DW3

Portfolio, DANI NAADS -manteau, O13 ANNAN

Portrait, TS Portray, draw, VS ;

Position, situation, TY io DIP * a8 R. 2M

Positive, m. s. phn * y1D2 “ANT -itively, MOYNITA

Possess, "9 ni -ion, MMP * Bias take -ion oF tab: rap
‘DS TAN | Ping having large -ions, m. 8. D'D21* by
"D7 give -ion, TA TAINS {Ni} «ive pronoun, 3p: 423
wor,m.s. 99 wa * Spa mpi MN *pIND

Possibility, no) 5 WAY Ch. -sible, m. s. Soy 3 is it -sible, >.
2200 as mitch as -sible, Ch. IWS ms 1) 793
Spy WWD -sibly, SN

Post, to fais pat -N. messenger, “IND Wy “ office,
VIP a side-, (of a door) matty upper door-, pwn
age, NN MM IDV -chaise, YMY AD -haste,
{HEM | MTD -house, MINN nndwin M2. -illion,

23°) -man, niN N25
Postdate, Ch. Yt DITO THN -diluvian, ay ons
Dims mina Faeries, pa “TAS i iaibad,
nop aNd

Postpone, delay, “TS ° aA

Postscript, MDDIN *NDDiM R. 40 (for P. S. is put wy
being the initials of SAMDW Ty or ANDY “py I yet
forgot, or the principal thing I forgot).

Posture, disposition, W2p7 * mon

Pot, 95 ' WD pl. mTO -companions, OVIW YAN

276 POT—PRE

Potatoe, PIS TITS MAA

Potency, Potent, (see Might) Potentate, mow * win

Potion, (in physic) mpm Mpwn

Potter, wan “INP -tery, ay BY fi noxbn

Povertys AVI. ay MDA? wR: bot + wy

Poultry, NID -terer, m. s, —Di9

Poultice, P37? NWIND

Pound, to beat, MND. 'wiN3-N. (money) pdpy mioys

Pour, (in, or on) ps to rush, AND throw.away, “bu

Powder, reduce to dust, Pp WR "W yn e pas? pi

R. PPT-N. PIX gun-, MAW" PAL -hom, —77. mp

Power, (strength, see Might) leave, 17 Naa m2" Ww it is

- inanys, 7 D8). wir-less, 12) NOD |

Practicable, m. s.FTYY) tical, mivya oy al ~iongba
MOND -tice, use, 2 diT3D ' Prats dexterity,. my

Practises do, Tey exercise, beni’ POLAT -tioner, m.S.
<PEunD.* OS “wan :

Praise, TRU * bbn -N.naw as ‘worthy s. ‘mae
DME ¢ |

i 4 a prancing, m3 -

Prank, afrolic, D373. wicked act, yur merit

Prattley 525) IB‘ -tlery mis, YNBY Pie ‘pana

Prays, DN pny bbann Sw ci WD. WRI cer,
Pann * mban ° pny * WPA -er book, nyan 79D

Preach, W719 ‘FP DIN -N. NWT MMNDIM-er, WT MDW

Preamble, WO IPT) NII. |

Precarious, m. Ss, dependaity 52 92m doubtful, ‘M02 72
PDD -ly, PADD *pawD :

Precaution, nv

Precede, ° Soap -cedence, MYT? -cedent, m. s. i Dip

PRE—PRE 277

-cedently, 1? Precentor, M¥31D

Precept, mx -tive, min -tor. m0 RTM)

Precession, nod} ADP Ra

Precinct, baa

Precious, m. s. ie -ly, 22

Precipice, nan “Ww 10 R. 37°

Precipitance, -itation, FVD ' NUM -itately, —2 -itant,
-itate, mis. WD} * TTB -itate, Ve AAT” in

Precise, m. s. ele) * DSD¥ Ch. -sion, qu “DISS “sely,
— -sive, m.s. 122" DynyN .

Preclude, "7 "AS wn -ded, -m.s. *"7D sun

Preconceit, ‘-ception, WN nonin mawny R. bony

Preconceive, WX nonin awn concerted, wT sai
R. yp . | supte14

Precurse, }7"D * mwa -s Sor, Mm. S. wan

Predation, DDT * 10D sdattouid) -datory,m. s. DDN "HNO

Predecessor, m. s. pnp THUAN .

Predestine, -tinate, WNT ale! -tination, * wes na
i717 NDI) Ch. -tinarian, m. s. ==D POXd

Predetermination, WN Ny Hla SSG

Predicament, State, TOLD | :

Predicate, N. TNin |

Predict, foretel, MIT MY M93 eine 8 -tion; * T8122
NITY 0573 -tor, m. s. NTN mx * $2)

Predispose, BANID nag R. })D -sition, wip M27.
prevalence, m3 cee aie, nino Bien te m. Ss. “0
prevalent,*>y #7012 -dominate, INT Sy 7a

Pre-engage, DIP "Dy Tw fait -engagement; 31
OTP) AN WAT -establish, WNW OPT P3y

278 PRE—PRE

Pre-exist, pyp2 nv -existence, * DD? PPT DANS
MWS -existent, m. s. TW * POT

Preface, DIP -N. DPA

Prefer, regard more, is ray NFR. {Fl -erable, m..s.
"IAD -erence, *°9 {FIN} -erment, MMP * TNA

Prefix, DYDD Dw -N.MDOT wT ww niN

Pregnancy, a being with young, }}"17 -nant, f. s. 7715

Prejudge, PPM NWT OWA DWNT dy

Prejudication, TPPM) Aw} DIA WLI

Prejudice, hurt, PYO * PUI R. yy -N. pry MY) che is
-judiced against, *'. Yon x5 IND -judicial, m. s.
prin. yap

Preliminary, prelude, MDTPiT * 8iAD

Premature, m.s. TiPw -turely, mppwa

Premeditate, D\2DYD AWN -itation, DDIN NawND

Premier, 287 ov minister, WNT mioban yur

Premise, wD? DPT * 55 DIP 7a

Premises, Houses, &e. mina adiiais

Premium, a) 2 ‘pa

Premonish, D329! MND -ition, DYDD MIT

Preoccupy, | mynd Depa -cupancy, pipp npin

Preordain, Dye "72 -dinance, =) abn m2

Prepare, IMP ' PDI (one’s self) Woo cHitfon rI577 -rative,
-ratory, m. 8. PI

Preponder, pwn eo -derance, perry nynn

Preposition, pmin n2 R. 550

Prepossess, 2 Ni" -sion, ab m3

Preposterous, Iwo “43 * ADDIA -terously, Dawn 22

Prepuce, i ow

Prerogative, Tp DEW -gatived, m.s. — =

PRE—PRE 279

Presage, TYTN -N. Ty? nix
Prescience, IPHYM nen Prescient, m.s. NYT. PV
Prescribe, Y¥ (medically) yin “script, M$. * TPH -scrip-
tion, a medical receipt, RATW] NYY MP ND wy
Presence, a being present, MN YTD -of find: nya rs
RYT MIVA in-of, "Yd > 305
Present, give, (a benefice) ° 9 wid mins fab exhibit, ASV
-one’s self before one, D°35 nini si2 -N.a gift, * mn
MED "iD * NwD R. Sk) not absent, m. s. N¥DI
ready, m. s. }i33 not past, ANID My 7 -able, a fit present,
m. s. TRAD? #48) -ation, [ID MINN MIND ce, Oya
MIIVD -ly, at present, MAY soon after, ma -ment, a
| representation, VV¥ * VT
Preserve, keep, "OY season, wad -N. pinda wid vations
TVOW -vative, m.s. TTY ' Woy) -ver, m:s. * TTY
Div rt
Preside, 93 DWAR. Moy ow vind nat ~idency;
AQT * MOIS Ch. -ident, m.s. ANID *DINB
Press, urge, yORN : dr distress, ying -down, wI> out, pnw
-oil, or wine, MJ 3 -N. an oil, or wine-, oy m ra
an instrument for pressmg, &/3/D (for printing) DID1 Ch.
-ing, m. s. yn ° ph “ymid wa -ingly, with farce.
nla *D¥YA-man, DBT -ure, affliction, ym cons
Presume, to suppose, viD}3 M21 yw -ming, m. s. ° “We w iD
/ WIA MT “pAblecnl. s. men a wer
Presumption, conjecture, yo 0 presumptiousness,
AP {Tt * NY + MTR. NY -tuotisly, —2 -tive, supposed,
MD T2 * MAND presumptuous, m. s. TF * DIB "TY
Protence. Pretension, Pretext, Wow * “mbysnn
Pretend, DMV + IN|? WPA -cr, m. 's. "DMD

280 PRE— PRi

19 85 wpan | |

Preterimperfect, D2YA2 N92 “3 -terite, VDI" -ternatural,
temnaturally, 2397 AAD py AyD} -terperect, -tert
pluperfect, pbviy Tet

Prettiness, °° * py a" VII -tily, = -ty, oe m. 8.
mp) “Dw * TT nearly, Dyn .

Prevail, overcome, by 723 inildce, nna -aling, -alent, m..s.
723° pit -alently, mpm * n3 _

Prevaricate, waver, aby nba. “25 5 oI -ication,
| PIADAN -icator, mi: 6°39) nb3 "at ‘MIDIDIN WN
"22D

Prevent, hinder, pown. sen ppl) -tion, mane mn
-ive, m.s. OW ' win pai

Previous, m. s. rh DIP -ly, DOA -ness, TTD" TIP

Prey, spoil, 72 devour, FD -N. rs FID beast on ren
nao bird of-, O°Y

Price, estimation, yay reward, wo aa

Prick, to pierce, aps hurt, DSDi7 -N, aP3 cays

Prickle, Yip iN -ly, DY Ip. OMIM NO

Pride, MY3I7.' ban N. nin MND YIN

Priest, 1719 -craft, 17 MD" ly, —byp chond; 13°79 -ridden,

om. s. DTD “IAS *p3s7

Primacy, -mateship; wero wd 120 sbi:

Primarily, nnn R. bon -mary, -mate, m. s. wNA

Prime, m. s. first, TWN “WN best, IAD * AWD -cost,
PP Ch. spring of life, nine ' nna -ly, originally
TWAS TD excellently, MovNT DMD.

Primer, M§pian “YD272 NBD

Primitive, m.s. NoTp * wR ‘pa .

Primogenial, first port m. 8. 1133 -itor, AN -iture, * myN23 |
mT

PRI—PRO 281

Prince, a chief, IW * SWI * TA a king’s son, Bye) {a -cely,
royal, MDD -cess, TY ‘abn na

Principal, a head, m. Ss. vie 3) essential, “PY capital sum
MP Ch. -ity, MPWAD ly, WNT

Principle, opinion, navn original cause, FJIWN TD

Print, impress, PPM De (books, &c.) DTI Ch. -N.
MpMD | DUA * DID -er, DD TD Hess, BYP *DS

Prior; former, m. Ss. ie ‘DIP Prior, ~ess, (see Abbey and
Abbess) -ity, MoT

Prison, ION 87.99 MD er, mes. POR? WON

Pristine, first, m. s. JWT? * FWRI

Prithee, SIN TNT PMR. FON

Privacy, secrecy, snp retreat, PTT

Private, m. s. secret, WD .” TID dione. TIA particular,
Ia INN Jy, WN!

Witdhon, want, noe ‘IDR: -ative, m. s. 22wD

Privilege, N. NIV ° mw R.A wy -V. “hp

Privily, IND -ties, DWAIN ity, IND * iD

Privy, acquainted with, m. s. TIDA *N3 a necessary-house,
PID NDA NA -counsel, mobar py No PADD

Prize, to rate, Paws esteem, bpdp R. 555 -N. reward,

72& booty, bby

| Probability, MIR INP -able, -ably,m. & MAID" AN

- Probate, MDT NNW APA ntwn R. mo ° my

Probe, 9ph tw. -bation, proof, myn ala

Problem, vpn R. ‘TW -atical, pad aig” —arninmna

Proceed, prosecute, TIF. * JUS go forward, "399 <n
arise from, **? a7 -ing, procedure, ‘yn “TY
mDbon :

Bevidens: course, VID (of law) Dawid ' 4 "apt naw

2m

282 POR—PRO

Proclaim, «publish, ‘1p "aN “OAD WTI RowT
mp5 Ch. -lamation, mytia * wD

Procreate, pon R. tbs -tion, sabin -tive, m. s. ID

Proctor, (in an university) SMD) Ww) Ch. an attorney,
PUT yyy :

Procurable, SY" -curator, TPS * ATID -cure, obtain,
ND. meyen pimp, min) at Ch. -curer, Mm. s.
WDD, posnay “IND :

Prodigal, “DI * man R. 2 -ity, THB * Mara -ly, —2

_. Prodigious, m..si mb -giously, Tied Ww -2y, m. S:
Mavi * NYPDD

Brodie. generate, pin R. ard yield, MAA YIN
R. 812 'S¥ (in public) AN Wt PR. YS cause,
ADT. R. AID-N, profit, my + dyin RB. On

Product, fruit, msn (of money) "]D -tion, (of animals) "3
(of the mind) stdin (in public) my wy -tive, Mm. s. “din
1D *wy fs. mais

Profane, bon 'NDO -N. m. s. polluted, aie "SDD not
_ holy, (things) bem (person) “i R. VW -nation, "PTS
bn. -neness, Jw) -nely, —t) -ner, m. s. Pon 2 NOwD

Profess, 013 ‘730 R. "73 -edly, WIND! -ion, declaration,

MMA ao employment, MIDN * POY, Ch. ional, .

salt ~or;, 7° 771 -orship, —7 n>po
Profest, m. s. pon
Proficiency, ywa : pn -cient, m. Ss. 57 ‘ spa Ch.
Profit, B27." A179, -N. -ableness, BAIT NY) ‘noyin
R. yn. -able, m..s. TBD" DO ably, “mbyina:
{WDA -less, m.s, buyin ao Nd

_ Profligacy, -ligateness, TI8M sow Mat R. Brot -ligately, ,

=2 -ligate, m, s7FISD. AAOIW TLD “WE

PRO—PRO 983

Profound, deep, m. s. Pav puny poy? -fundity, Pry

Profuse, lavish, m. s. TRI) RNa Ata “pir yI2
-fuseness, -sion, M32 * “1D nrpop “fusély: A

Progenitor, JN -geny, i amin R. ao 3

Prognostic, TIN? NiN.-ticate, ——T7 R. TH) -tication,
nipnyn mi} -ticator, m. s ninny mba

Progress, course, my. men improvement, WP by53
-ional, -ivé, increasing, 7100) 319) 12 -ively, * WDD
OM OYDA

Prohibit, My * V7 -ion, sey gb aril “ory,
—

Project, contrive, nyann NSD * AWN jut out, 380 -N.
-ion, plan, nbann ° navn -or, m. 8, NPAT *NE 1
niawn “yin -ure, mon

Prolific, m. 75 Toi * m5 * TID R. va

Prolix, m. s. YIN -ity, MD I&

Prologue, noone .

Prolong, lengthen out, PONT put off, 1 MY «ation,
j2} ANT * ADS |

_ Prominence, Nyy R. yw) -inent, m. s. "PUN | ciahinn
Promiscuous, m. s: I * nag R. 292 ay, Maa
Promise, Moat -N. mnoan -issory, a -iser, m. s.
MDA
Promontory, yus yw’) CMTS
Promote, to forward, “7 elevate, bay ‘Se -ter,) mi s.
“Tio * rage -tion, nD "pur 4
ids assist, PITT remind, v3 -N. m. 8. ready, * mm
119) -er, mes. PIT. * V3 itude, MINT -ly; =
taki ihe mean iin R. PT * FTV | -gation,
D272 AVTINANTIN -gator, m.'s. DITTO ATID

284 PRO— PRO 5

Prone, inclined, m. s. “AS *T013 -ness, “WIS MO3

Pronoun, DW 433 anenignl; — bu .

Pronounce, utter, 82 -nunciation, Noa * RODD .

Proof, impenetrable, m. s. TRE *pIn specimen, mio (of a |
printer) NIDI9 DPT NpAYT evidence, “nw R. 1
VS") -less, 3

Prop, WD: an * OD -N. TYDID * ww

Propagate, man * mp -tion, P27" m8. -tor,m. s,
mane *7pN Te

Propel; 2 a HRT. ys

Propend, “)T8 mids min -pensity, “nN mtd

Proper, m. s. fit, "wD 733 peculiar, OR will it be-?
ap WI (L0i-

Property, quality, TSF :* mou possession, TDS “mp

‘Prophecy, mis -etic, by -esy, N22 -et, NDI

Propitiate, TY * O75 IBD'-tion, IND -tory,mé's.. WIN

Propitious, m. s. favourable, 340 -tiously, abl” |

Proportion, MW "TWN PWIA Pa IN, ae Died
-al,—3 -ally, 2 able, -ate, ring “ANT © ;

| Propose, yD -sal, -sition, Sp -sér, m..8. wi

Proprietor, "7 oy -priety, accuracy, WW ss ,

Propulsion, NDT | DAI |

Prorogation, An ANN srogue, YO} ny" “TIS

Proscribe, DTT -script, m.s, DUM -scription, DIM:

Prose, MmOws. m0 R,) 4) -saic, — TTS

Prosecute, continue, TON, sue, pari by NVA
by IY -tion, TYAN MOY -tor, im. POM OY

Pr arene (he) inzrnsa on LN, DUD (to Judaism) TVD |

Prosody MPI “PPD PAP R. pps Ig

Prospect, a view, nin object, JID * O29 RK. ‘O2)--ive,

ee ee _

a

aes.

PRO—PRO 285

viewing, m. s. *pwip -iveglass, Mapwn Mp -us,
“aon ec Din now"
“bees moyn -ity, nnbyn ously, — -ous, m. s. m?¥1
Prostitute, bbp “PDI Ch. -N, m. s, vile, \P5).a hireling,
DY a strumpet, 7734 -tion, Sad + mA
Prostrate, FIND DAVIN PINAR. TY -Nem.s PINS TIA
"py? * TInw -tion, (in adoration) MAA dejection,
mabey
Protect, oby 123 A277 -tion, MDM * 12D -tive, m. s, J" -tor,
“by pan
Protest, THA * MDM R. 713°* AAD Ch. -N. -ation, * mA
AINDIN * ANT) -ant; m.s. 9} Bd ASNT “sani
RP ictoco!, original, PWN anon .tdtype, Ch. npn
MWR
Protract, PASH “pwn -tion, MDW * “TIN =tive, m. s.
sINo ‘InN |
‘Protrude,: yo -trusion, 715
-Protuberance, ball -tuberant, m. s. Sw tas = a2.
Proud, m. s.elated, PAN) * 2 +z giand, Rwy * OI" ap)
-ly, TIWAD * HAYA
‘Prove, evince, PPD try, 73 "Wha -able, ny
Provender, SDD) | ‘onda :
“Proverb, own -ial, m.'s. nab mn -ially, —T
Provide, prepare, P37 supply, “MN 8/2 (with necessaries)
2272 R. 95 -idence, foresight, MIWTF * PI ‘idently,
“2 -idence, divine care, DPR nmwn -idential, gi."
-identially, — 3 -ident, m.s: 9? WBAWD
‘Province, office, MPS business, POY Ch. district, 125 mane
_ -cial, governor, 730 ”
Provision, a providing, M1331 food, {iD * TS * bas “md0

286 PRO—PUL

-al, Ch. MYWD? -ally, MI 7Y-1IND

Provocation, nnn * man -cative, m. s.TISA “TWD

Provoke, DDI 772 7AM -kingly, Dyan

Prowl. 25ve 55ur> wpa Nir -er, IO * DIAN

Proximate, m. s. ap ° “N00 -imity, MAM *PWINID

Proxy, Dipaa ; Tabata

Prude, ‘I/D mab mys

Prudence, man mma dential: A? . -dently, —2 -dentials,
953 -dent, mss. PRADA WN deny, Dvny.
Ina Ch.

Prune, mint -N. NW) ADiw -ninghook, MDI

Pry, "2 bane. Oe ODT RWI :

Psalm, DOAN R. bon. «misty, AND. -mody, Pe

Psalter, Dyn "AD -tery, |UD Ch. |

Pshaw, DiI |

Puberty, MW f. MJD Ch. Pubescent,m. s.—9999 #3

Public, manifest, m. s. yyy , 53 the people, OY common,
AMI * DDT -weal, —NDW to appear in public,
DID MINT -house, W?D | W2w-ANwWD MA) -an, a
-victualler, — aby: | |

Publication (of a book, &c.) 7182 FINN V1 -city, 973 DID"
Ch. -cly, 4722 ‘DDIa * woWA nt,

Publish, DYATO WTI (@ book, &c) AND ANYIN “n,
D1? TID TIN? NYIO"OMAD IDiD |

Pudding, (food) naad. q

Puddle, M179 DN _dly, WE) |

Puerile, MINI WYN -ility, nits |

Puff, to blow, AW] * D5 praise too much, ' 79 a7
TW ANY Maw -N.7M)2 "7a Nan Nha nag
-y, windy, Pp). * ban Mm. s. nm «dr.

PUL—PUR 287

Pull, (see Drag, and Pluck) -off, Sia (a garment) bua (shoes)
pon -N. wD -y, [ann b9b3 R. 953
Pulpit, Tay "DA M2
Pulse, vibration, PDT pease, &c., Dy "APIO Ch. -sation,
TP aT
Pulverize, PW TY IM * PAN? PW R.pps
Pump, (water, &e.) ar mitn) R. rv} examine well,
ONT IPM -N. (engine) 5 md
Puncheon, 5°3)°9595) mrad man
Punctual, m.s. JID ° pyDy Ch. -ity, DISD -ly, —3
Punctuation, T)2 Punctulate, Ip. |
Puncture, >} -N. 33
Punish, ID) *WIp -able, m.s. ‘PWIND 2 RK. 7D3
wyy *5y a! RvR HUN ament, PND? war
Puny, m. s. young, “YY inferior, Vwi “DU
Pupil,a scholar, nbn (of the eye) PU. NAA* Py na ivy
“-age, minority, nia: “MIOP
Puppet, a wooden image, {J bpp
Purblind, m.s. MD *YIY
Purchase, 3p -N. }33P -chaser, m. s: 2p
Pure, m.s; *P) -air, MY MY -gold, -silver, WW ADD 3M
| -water, pity DSi DyD-ly, hp2a
Pargation, Iw -gative, PY) -gatory, DIM} NNT
Purge, (by stool) DVD Pa. -Nv— ub Serer DVD
ging, OVD NPI
Purify, niake pure, “D2 ‘any -ification, FID * PMA
_ -ifier, m.'s. mp UID * IS .-itan, m.-s. wpm
Dalal) -itanism, DT own nvr -ity,
Pp. mayan
Puil, O82 2M -ing; mss. O89 “qin

288 PUR—PUT

Purloin, **2 "7 yu 5 33

Purple, {228 .
Purport, Purpose, }13 * AWM -N. NOD | mid ' Mawr
Purse, D°D -er, MIN 1D5D

Pursue, to chase, aalals pr AI continue, * TY FID)

wit -able, m. s. nT WD? -ance, *MD"T ° naoin

DvD -ant, m. 8. JAD

Purvey, (provisions) aw +9393 * PDR. 13° 413 -ance, |

biabd * MIM orm. s WDIwt 9abIN"* NID
Puss, m9 Putitienre, —myy Piveiterit; =sbn

Push, (at) pina *“FI> (one forward). "i ysSo (away) mn

FIN (with the foot) DB" * ius (with the horns) MA} -N.

athrust, CUM] Ma | DS ty an
attack, mune -ing, m..s. enterprising, ‘a son vigorous, —

TO #UrNS
Pusillanimity, 815 “W710 -imous, m. s. 87 ‘aad 7

Pustule, MPIAYIN R. YA -tulows, m. s. PHPIYAN *NOD |
Put, place, niv * Diy “TOY -away, remove, DO Ro j

“ID send away, mou -back, wT R. Dw -by, reserve,

z
4

M72UID? MIT R. M2 -to death, MPT R. MVD -down,

lay down, 22 * MIM -an end to, 5 On R. pon

-to flight, man -forth, SY R. N¥" (one’s hone
if nous forward, stir up, (71a ‘pyr R. Vy! -into one’s”
hand, ‘YA {2 -in- authority, by PDT tap -in ‘orders
“ID * TT -in surety, TAI AW t naw: }Dj-in mind, —

“PSI -off, delay, WTS thrust off, TW -off one’s clothes

&c. yon -on clothes &c. vind -out, blot out, mn (fire) —

MAD (of doors) M¥WT NSW (the eyes) DIY AP -to his .

oath, YAW! -a stop to, Wey i NoD -to the sword, M39

Jn “ab -together, YAP ‘ -|DS -to shame, pean -under

PUT—QUA 289

feets* 22°) OND L737 -up, lift up, MDI * BA -up with,
25D Ni -upa petition, man xia R. 555
Putrefaction, 2) * Pd -trefactive, Pid) -trefy, PIA
Putrid, m. s. wD ° wap * 2p)
Putty, MID} PID
Puzzle, DOM ’ baba R. 552
Pyramidical, MY3297 ASIN Pyramid, — yoy

Q

Quack, (like a duck) pap -N. iP we DON R537 -ery,
MID * Ft Ch.

Quadrangle, m. s. PAV -ratic, ——y -rangular, m. s.
MXP PAIN sya rate, m. s. YI3"7 -ruped, m. s.
Diz VOW YD -uple, DAY II

Quail, 1D pl. Dy satin

Quake, wy at Yann + ondanar. don

Qualification, -ity, MIDS ; mbyn a person of -ity, me s.
TW ia wm “wR -ity, make fit, Poo own
R. 12 soften, 9p R. 95p u

Quantity, Quantum, amount, BDI * ID

Quarantine, T37 YD. OVA

Quarrel, 77 7¥37* PRUIND -N.aM oy > poy
some, m. s. 129)'2) alainlal "JIT *WAN -someness,
pmo

Quarry, N. 0°5°D> -man, DIAN ASIN

Quart, S77 Muu -an-ague, nya} ON I2 :

Quarter, divide into four, P21 a fourth part, MPa ya
(a measure) VA -ly, TW MyIId + MAIN -en,

tb mendy |

2N

290 QUA—QUO

Quash, crush, 82°F annul, D7 * 52

Quay, N38 OF HN

Queen, n3bn

Queer, m. s. T75) *M2WID -ly, nee 2

Quell, appease, Du

Quench, allay, Y°97)7 (thirst) )ViNDY AY (a fire) 722 “PAD
able, m. 8: 729 ‘MDD WT -less, -N?

Quest, a search, MW] * WPA :

Question, to enquire, baw doubt, j15 * pdD Ch. -N. query,
mow questionable, PDD -ary, querist, m. s. sia

Quib, O*NIN 34

Quibble, D29.OND -bler, m, s. 7127 MND

Quick, m. s. living, fl speedy, IVD -en, make alive, * VT —

male excite, VWI R. VW -lime, 1) -ness, activity,
nya * NNT Ch. ly, —2)-sand, 33 Sin -sighted,
m.s. DIY PMT ‘MIN? «Iw -silver, 11403

Quiet, OPW * pnw ' Tv be-, (at ease) Ope my

» silent, DIT-N, quiescent, m.s. OPw * 12 still, O17 quies-
cence, quietness, Opw * MI * Kah dy, 2

Quill, ABM NY |

Quilt, AYI-N. MoD’ | ADDY “mDOD R. 03

Quinsey, Ji377 bin: 308

Quit, leave, ay discharge, bs -tance, pyyibS

Quite, bb ;

Quiver, Ts ononna R. Sn -N. (for arrows) BUS

Quota, oon ‘TY -tient, MBDA pon

Quote, poy i -tation, PAC =

Quotidian, happening every day, =) 232 Mwy

RAB—RAL 291
R

Rabbi, 37. *°D"1-nical, VD y337 dw

Rabbit, pw

Rabble, DY! PIT * DDON -

Race, family, maw course, | rTM

Rack, to torment, 3p! -N. nia? wan 9

Radiance, Radiation, M5) ‘rit ¢ m3 -diantly, —1 -diant,
MIPS * Pi diate, $I + 49 -diated, m.s. #19 FI

Radical, primitive, wn ‘py -ically, —iT jf) -icate, plant
deeply, W"WT take root, WW * TINT

Radish, 7438 |

Raffle, SIIpPa phy -N. seaspa pinty

Raft, (of timber) MDD

Rafter, M75P

Rag, IND * PIP pl. WIP * IANO MD -amuffin, PY
-ged, m. s. 29 pnp

Rage, m1 ° ASP * MOM -gingly, —2

Rail, enclose with rails, VJ insult, YSJ * FT -N. 172
ing, AYN) * ANID ery, San * Ding

Raiment, wad - wradiy mid 732

Rain, N. ya) heavy-, nya -V. = send-, POD * DWN
-bow, JU NYP -y, MIO DP *ovDw? ny

Raindeer, ‘DXA te

Raise, lift, M57 * oan R. DM exalt, 821572 collect,
(money, &c.) HDN (a tax) 22 DD Dw

Raisin, YW) AIY * Prway |

Rake, gather, 938 clear, ae -N. (a tool) Bata) -ker, a sca-
venger, MI¥IN +753 -kish, m. s. YIND * aa

Rally, (forces) MIWA TW? ADY aw

292 RAM—RAS ‘

Ram, a male sheep, Oy

Ramble, OWiWNM -N. iw -bler, m.s. OMIWMD * ow

Ramify, 757 ification, the branching out, mun

Rampart, (the wall) Pw ' ADIN .

Rancid, m. s. ID * WANA -ity, |IID * TINY

Rancorous, m. s. ANNI "YY -cour, moyt3 mst

Random, chance, mp at-, mpw mgd 72 2

Range, put in order, VID pwn rove, poWwnn -N.t VIC
yy * iw -ger, a rover, m.s. OdiWND ' ow (an officer)
wand TPE

Rank, WT * V0 -N. rancid, m.s. KD ' WANS a line, ©
MIT * Mw dignity, Ayn
Rankle, corrupt, MMW be inflamed, WA * Mp

~ Ransack, to search, WWD *WAN

Ransom, DTH * {15

Rant, 23 -NWyy -er, m.s! wy

Rap, PRINT -N. OPO paw

Rapacious, plunderer, m. s. DDN “aD Iw -ly, DONA

Rapacity, DTT MIs

Rape, commit a-, MP * DIN ‘wad

Rappid, quick, m. s. DI -ity, nvyviqia -ly, “MD "wr

Rapine, | pwr * DIO * mia R.

Rapture, AYP * 7S * mong Tww -urous, m. s, wiv

Rare, m. s. scarce, j* excellent, TND “a0 -ly, seldom, TP.
finely, APY DIVA ness, IP "27

Rascal, -ly, pvobyn Fin ws

Rase, erase, PMD “nn root up, PL |

Rash, precipitate, m.s. WD) * TVD a breaking out, ‘nmap |
pita -ness, NUM -ly, —2 :

Rasure, FVID * TTD

RAT—REA 293

Rate, to value, "YY * WA chide, “2 7iva> WID.-N.
TWY * TW -table, -tably, 9?

Rather, "7 ***"*" AW (as Gen. xxix. v.19. prably AR Aw
AMIS WARD 1? «I rather give her to thee, than give
her, &e.”’)

Ratify, PI] ‘WN *DYPT_R. DIP -ification, PUM “NWN

Ratio, proportion, mon Ration, mon? LAN ANS

Rational, m.s. 29¥ *9yp * 7123 “ity, b2wD md -ly, ° “big
mana

Rattle, make a noise, TH *wY -N. noise, MIT * wy
empty talk, WA ' MAD -snake, MYDS * D2

Ravage, pillage, MDW * ttD -N. Mw *i ‘m2

Rave, be mad, PIMWHT dote, M9972. AMY -ingly, rawa

Raven, Any

Ravenous, m.s. jay -ness, *\1{9 npwn mS eee | “ay 1A

Ravish, violate, M3 ‘DIN *.WID delight, THD) ay -er,
TWD * wD. m. s. ain} “230 ment, °° DDN
Twas ‘a

Raw, m. s. unsubdued by fire, 4 ° war IS unskilful,
PID IPN -ness, 22D nba ° boy Soh

Ray, a beam, y1s3
Raze, extirpate, MW ' 4D -zure, "2

Razor, Wh ' mid

Reach, arrive at, extend to, 2/7 * 3 R. AW) * PAI hold
out, OWN R. Ow -N. extent, 207 ability, M23) it
is out of his-, 7) DWN NYDN N?

Reaction, **3 1330 neyann

Read, peruse, NP -over, HID ™) WNIT NIP -cr, m.s.
NTP -ing, ANP

Ready, m. s. prompt, “779 | TP prepared, }}3] make-,

204 REA—REC

5D "PDH (one’s self) }J3i7 -money, “DDI npn Ch. —
{212 Ch. -iness, INI “ny Tpw -ily, ae

Readmit, 812? TY TA2 -mission, Ty NID MN

Reaftirmance, inl” mw monn

Real, certain, m. s. “772° wrt Ch. -estates, MyPrAP -ity,
truth, MYAYN -ize, OPI 58 OVI R. NY y, NSD
Myipa

Realm, — dha :

Reap, cut corn, ante te NY ' Ses R. AW} -er, m. s._
SIP -ing-time, ¥P

Rear, raise up, 2712 -N. (of an army) M¥IM1D7 ADND |

Reason, argue, MDT R. H5 examine, want ° bane | P
-N. rationality, boii MD cause, DYO AID R. 330
-able, m. s. ional boy arp just, Ww -ableness, * ale :
MmMD3 -ably, —2 -ing, MD) * TAD

Pontecntble, call together again, SW apo FDS meet again, § i
ree OPA AON

Reassume, nop Aw -assumption, MW np?

Rebel, AID * TD -N. -lious, m. s. AND * THD lion, |

Rebound, WAN Aw

Rebuff, DIB DW R. AW -N. DD nawn

Rebuild, build again, MW FID * nina) aw

Rebuke, chide, **2 “a -N. i mwa

Recall, DWT R. AW -N. awit

Recant, (he) MYA aw Rey -ation, MOI Ch.

Recapitulate, magi aba) wp -ation, IY aw

Recede, fall back, shy 303 aw desist, TY

Receipt, an accquittance, sniv * map IND

REC—REC 295

Receive, 3p -able, m. 8. ?2p -cr, M. 8. apd |

Recent, m. s. U1 -ly, LID * AMP -ness, WIN

Receptacle, Kyapn NS -tion, 7 Dap -tive, m. s. 22P)

- Recess, retirement, “IDI * MND -ion, ID * mye

Reciprocal, -ly, MDOT m. s. Tt Dy M7 -ness, mon

- Reciprocate, }2F17 -cation, -city, magnon IA

- Recite, repeat, j Mv -tal, maw

- Reckon, to number, AWM * 72D * 5D -ing, Hawn

Reclaim, correct, YD. * P33

“Recline, WY ;

- Recluse, m. s. WINE * WAND

Recognise, acknowledge, 9377 R. 13 review, +) -nisance,

a bond, ATM AN a badge, 1M * {DD -nition, * 7739

Be TIDROT cart

Recoil, IMS IAW 33

- Recollect, 2} -ion, 3 tat

~ Recommence, ‘Tif! rata R. 66m

| Recommend, “wa wna -him to me, main? VOY WPAN

ation, 39D | ADV TMDPA -atory, m. s. YON

" Recompense, 403 * ba} awit *D Dw -N. 29a tow

"Reconcile, mri (persons) O35 122. ° Tr" mw -concileable,

3 m. s. “DP me eral, TAR , sb ny. -concilement,

-conciliation, awa *TINDD yi¥9 scthintnant m. S. TNwE

V2! ' mya

Recomnoitre, bye npwn DAR. O23

Record, to register, an33 Dw] -N. pat mw -er,
P32 . |

Recover, (from sickness) 8D°1'7 regain, bx Tw -able, m. s.
ROD * WP Recovery, NBD "TN * Maw

Recount, 18D * 335 R. 33

296 REC—RED

Recourse, IND) DD OR AAT AMA

Recreate, M7 DUA DWYY R. Mw tion, * wa NIwD
Dy pY

Recriminate, own may? pown -ination, my? rious
mw

Recruit, supply, Pan "9309 R. 2 * Pa) repair, *NDD
p2vin (one’s self) W537 -N. supply, m7372 (of soldiers)
S3y7 WY

Rectify, reform, |PM ‘ION -tifiable, m..s. JPN" DO —
-tifier, m. 8. |PND ‘ID -titude, WW i

Rector, WNIT nis -torship, — —P-'TipB -tory, — pn NID

Recumbency, mye -bent, m. s. oy “yw

Recur, return, 23¥ -rence, wn -rent, m. Ss au) 1340

Recusant, m. s. ‘T53 ‘yannd "WN R. mys

Red, (colour) be-, DAN -hot, aa very-, DD TN -sea,
FID D. -den, OTN -dish, m.s. OTS dishness;. -ness, —
DT -dle, DAS SD

Redeem, to ransom, | 7p Dia -able, m. s. (VTE) ' ORD
-er, Lmyse4 :

Redemption, {15 * m>Ns

Redoubt, PY APD

Rebound, iF8 ava aw

Redress, toremedy, DYOVI ' PF -N. mph

Reduce, diminish, OPi3i7 ° pa -to obedience, P°J3/7 -to -
extremities, THI POP po revi -tonothing, [W') Dd Daw
to dust, AY PIR. DPT -a town, 195 Reducible, m. 8.
grin yaa Paar stay

Reduced, m. s. (to want) "YO ‘77 *Y0D39 77

Reduction, I! -tive, m. s. YD) * yy "Por?

Redundance, I * IFN) -dant, anv

RED—REF 297

Reduplicate, 959 -N. 953 -tion, MD9

Reed, a stalk, 91D. * T7132. *}DIS8

Reef, PINT WH) WYDN

Re-elect, TY AAD -ion, MI MYA

Re-embark, PDH7 ON iad ay

Re-enact, MW N- m3 wa

Re-enforce, bn by DIN -ment, Onn nao R. 50%

Re-enjoy, "AS Np ra

Re-enter, (into a place) ON Say, mblieg

Re-establish, settle again, Iw PA Te?

Re-examine, interrogate again, vinthy pn? TY FDI

Refer, (to his judgment) paiuy Tal ‘ying 9 man
R. 712" -ence, relation, memnn7 arbitration, F712 i in -ence

“a mite oy

Refine, pl * ppt **\V¥ -nement, }P2 * prpt sym -ner,
m. Ss. pat * Ppt." 1812

Refit, MW YN PIR. po

Reflect, to censure, obyy wv WD R. PMY consider, * Panivn
1B tion, PIT yy + bane (of light)
YIS37 NWN -tive, -torm. 5. {YD * bomb

Reflux, O°? DYDA ND win

Reform, aon 1pF -N. -ation, pA

Refractory, m. s. TP “wp * 27 *NYI -oriness,
My Mrwp bir

Refrain, 7OwM * 4K

Refresh, recreate, M17 TT *WDI DW -one’s self, WIT
“ment, relief, YB NIWD * P2719 (food) 2? WO

Refuge, ADMD * Di2D city of, Oop Ny

Refugee, m. s. D1 * MD * TTI '

Refulgence, 7} * 133 -gent, m.s. ys “VT

20

298 REF—REI1

Refund, Dov * 8b + Dw R. aw

Refuse, deny, }81) ‘DN 15 MS DwWA-N. ID

Refusal, denial, 381) Refuser, m.'s: [NOD DN

Refute, van * “ND Ch. -able, m. s. wn ‘9 0D* -ation,
NWI * MYND |

Regain, Ty Sie yyn R. wy.

Regal, royal, naabe bids $3 =I no

Regale, to feast, “2 MWD Mwy’ gratify; pew R. opie
-ment, TUAW * pwwiyy

Regard, to value, AWM -Ni 123 “Maw -ful, m. s.

7473 % A uipia -less, m, a —iID®8 -lessness, NIV 22

Regenerate, make anew, WM -tion, iw ,

Regent, a viceroy, “brn DPB DIDTIOAR Ch. -gency |
——nbwinng

Regimen, ong Eun Na

Regiment, (of sti Nay! ban -al, hy

Region, a country, 78 * mT tract of land, ban

Register, 23 Dun -N. Te

Regret, to repent, DIT * OI Ch. lament, oy SUI

— -N.DMnoIN +ayy

Regular, m. s. W100 -ity, VID -ly, justly, 03

Regulate, PY * 31D -tion, JAY VD’ -tor, VID

Regulus, 1DiND-1B'R. HD |

Rehearse, recite, 120 * 713U? -sal, niaw * 72wW0

Reject, }81D * DNVD-ion, PN MIDND

Reign, (as a king) pp 2N. minbig

Reimbody, mw 73n an

Reimburse, xp: pou

Rein, 18P * DID -N. WPA "IDI

Reinsert, IW FPOIT R. 4D?

REI—REM 299

Reinspire, 29 VER? pin? DT

Reinstal, Reinstate, (him) 433 Sy DWT R. 1D * aw

Reinvest, DMS Ty N2D' 9 AD wR. yn

Rejoice, exulty MY” mmawa win t yoy + roy

Rejoin, join again, bas Tip nannn my reply, * Dwr
Map -der, ML * ATW

Reiterate, WBF) MU -tion, WOU DYOYE nie

Rekindle, WN pron mynd aw R. ny

Relapse," bem Nd nwa

Relate tell, “BD ' TAM R. FI) have reference, ° 2 emny
(see Appertain) -tion, VIED * MiwmINI -tionship, map
-tive, a relation, m. s. bine ‘anp having’a relation to, m.s.

“2 WON respecting, T27 OY -tively, MUTA -

Relax, slacken, “2 ASI “01 pot Syn pn R. bp

Relaxation, 715 pay * nna

Release, free, DDO “SAT R. “m2 -ment, OYVWUOD ° MA

Relent, feel .compassion, oy DOI 22") bin mollify,
JIT R. D5 less, m. s. TWP “Ie * oii iN

Reliance, jNws * MS%OD * MDS

Relic, TY * NNW Relict, MOT Mwy wing

Relief, succour, | mann *“il) Relieve, Wy

Religion, MPWON -gionist}m.s.NNDN9 TWD PY TY Ch.-gious,
pious,m. s. DYDF) * "PDT viously, movgne ° mTrona

Relinquish, 02 * iy -ment, Men * naw

Relish, to taste, "9 DYO-N. DYW able, DPV

Reluctance, ah yan maga -tantly, —2 -tant, m. s. * {XD
Sy a ee : ,

Rely, OY wen sop a non-nba

Remain, continue, “" “DP (in a place) W8WiT to be left
INT R.A -der, WD -* PW

390 REM—REN

Remains, relic, NY (of a dead body) NiOsy.

Remand; DWT R. nw

Remark, distinguish, 2 to note, WO R. ay -N.0 yn
MIND -able; m. s, observable, 193 * pry *TIN72 worthy
of note, 1)? * awn -ably, very, IND

Remedy, to heal, 8D repair, {PR AN: Misia TPA
-diless, —)2 -diable, m. s. NDT, * {PIV +a5h Mana
-dial, i7 S157

Remember, 43 -berer, m. s. 38 2brance; wy 12
-brancer, m.s. VDD

Remind, Vat :

Remiss, m.s. 71272. ABW ible; m. s. BD 120"
ral) -ion, ohatetenit: nbn R. 55D forgiveness, * nbn
rm22)° nm ?D -ly, carelessly, MiPyya * jr

Remit, relax, M870 * y2->pn pardon, 1a." Mop + Sit
send money, ‘7? by mow -tance, ‘T) by mae

Remnant, a residue, TW * NINY remaining, m. s. TINY]

Remodel, WAND YS IRN

Remonstrance, WTYA * ANDIN Ry * MD

Remonstrate, TPT * main

Remorse, (of guilt) DMI ! MOI Ch. pity, Don: m2non
less, "92 ful, mes BINT OBI

Remote, distant, m.s, PI -ness, PFD -ly, —2

Remove, change place, Yds put from its place, TD R. 71D
place at a distance, Po -val, dismission, M5w* -vable,
that may be removed, m. s. TDP." TPL

Remount, midy 31 (a beast) oy pind aw

Remunerate, pouy aay: Dw -tion, prbes rly)

Rencounter, combat, nana casual engagement, +? nw

Render, return, 1W7 R. DW’ translate, PAY * O37 Ch.

REN—REP 301

Rendezvous, TVD R. Ty

Renegade, m. s. AawiD (from one’s isin) “WOVD R. YO

Renew, renovate, Yn “al, renovation, W3°1F1

Renounce, disown, W113 -ment, renunciation, 7 wndiI MAND

Renown, fame, 230 Dw -ed, ms. “OY wa “yt
DOWD Ch.

Rent, tear, LAP ' DAW to hold by paying ‘rent, se) 24 -N.
YP ‘ niyo -er, m. s. TDi’

stone go unto, by 720 amend, {PF refit, maw pos

R. JD -N.. reparation, APA * py 2v -able, m. s.

NY Pw

Repartee, myn nmawn

Repass; “say? aw

Repast, a meal, j MID * WMS.

Repay, Dv * bans wn rer pine oxo) nawn

Repeal, to recall, ayn -N. MAW R. aw

Repeat, TI’ * yaw * Tip FID -edly, MAT DUS -er, m.s.
mv

Repel, drive back, TN D7 -lent, m. 's. WTS * Dw

Repent, DFA * DIAN Ch. -ance, oni * MO * Twn
-ant, m.s. OUND "awn dya

Repetition, MmIwiD * Bilis Ch.
Repine, YT * yt 37 Ch. -ningly, ID “ISD -ner, m. s.

Swe

Replace, DWT R, TW

Replant, Mav por * ty Sw

Replenish, fill, NID finish, p>vin

_Replete, m. s. NOD -tion, xin

Reply, MY * DWN -N. AWD * mawn

Report, to noise abroad, bsp VAp N. rumour, Myiou

302 _ REP—REP

noise, bsp -er, PTI ' TAD RYT. * TA.

Repose, to lay, ADwT ° T3i7 (one's self) .* aw. ope
M3 trust, “2 nia -N. Opy * AMID * PMA |

Reposite, {12 ‘mypwind iN) -itory, TIN

Repossess, Ty wn Ta

Reprehend, **A “a ‘MDI R. MS) * 833 Ch. -hensible,
m. s.. OWN *WS -hension, ee "$33 -hensive, m. s.
PDD * N32

Represent, exhibit, MMHS17_ describe, INA "SY appear for
another, DIPHA NN * DIP xn -ation, representment,
50D ° MND") description, “PY -ative, m. 8. DIP. NDI

Repress, (insolence) MID (fury) MOT Dwr DYD Du
(his own fury) YS waD -sion, AYIIN ‘DUD nw22

Reprieve, MIVI * OI AIWI-N. DMS +P

Reprimand, reprove, “Wa ‘Din. -N. reproof, ry wa
mnpin R. AD

Reprint, IW DS Ch.

Reprisal, DIM non Dien

Reproach, "2 Jip NY HTD Po Dw OWN
N. ‘7° mbna -able, m. s. DWN ful, scurrilous, m. s.
pers

Reprobate, DID * mat -N. m. s. nnws -tion, MD SID

Reproduce, MI SAT | PdINd PIR. N12 ody tmp

Reptile, a creeping thing, bnit * wos

Republic, a commonwealth, W3a¥7 now -an, m. s.
——2 78 4

Republish, (a book &c.) M2 ib OMIT RNY?

Repudiate, mows * w9)3 -tion, WINA 7

Repugnance, * 5 MTN * ND. -nantly, —2 -nant, m. s.

REP—RES 308

Repulse, deny, 22 TS win -N. O25 nawn -sive, m. 8.
DIS Ts ‘au

Repurchase, MW TdR* Ni2p? PDI R. AD

Reputable, m. s. 123) ' AWN -ation, Tid ! MD

Repute, iim -N. DY? <less, bn :

Request, baw ° viDD -N. entreaty, sine “nwpa

Require, ask, Siw need, °° YS "* nn Ch.

Requisite, 75 12 * DIT -ly, mp7

Requital, by) naw. sorb Requite, Ng wT cob

Rereward, nine on ADND

Rescue, (from denser) bn R. bya (from pricier) 4A
R.1N3-N. ne IAT

Research, PPM aa

Resemble, to be like, «5. MiD4-blance, oy ni}

Resent, MM) DY -ful, m:s. nian pyzba0

Resentment, AS TIN) "OD MWD

Reserve, lay up, naw min R.mD ' fale -N. WDw

Reserved, not frank, m. s. DD.A UN -ness, "IF

Reservoir, (of water) 832

Reside, dwell, WI" JV * Dw. -dence, 7 DW

Wid -ident, dwelling, m.'s. 9°77 ‘jw /awP

Residue, NY! anil: am

Resign, give up, D7 -ation, nubap -ment, MYDD

Resin, 725° "153 -ous, containing resin, —by

Resist, 8° ‘Sayan (his own inclination) 7S" wad

ance, pg “DANII ible, mos. MEY -S Tgamp

cess, msi 9399 TOY PS us

Resolvable, m. s. TD) Resoluble, Bian R. “V3 ut

Resolve, to determine, yn (he) nya 3 R. PT -vedly,
VYOND 17522 -vent, ms. TIDY * DDR. DDD

304 RES—RET

Resolute, mi s. Pmt} *23. */YDN -tion, determination, * W932
meen constancy, TON ' TOIT

Resort, have recourse, by >) repair, by 5. -N. * PSP
MON * TTY R. TH

Resound, sound, OA * yoy bby

Resource, n2ann* TY, R. yp

Respect, to regard, IwPr * TDD have relation to, > wn
-N. Tidd * mavmnn -ability, iawn -able, m. s.
“mw * 7253 “T2210 -ful, m. s, T3353 ‘DD Nw
-fully, i223 -tive, m. Ss. * ith vansale) -ively, mvmnita

Respire, wpa Mn ANY -ration, m9 Mow" pad

Respite, {i} IIIT -N. TTS * OP Ma

Resplendence, “n° baal) myn -dent, ney t TD

Respond, answer, my ¥ [aa Ch. Sut, m.s. 172i * yw,

Responsible, asi ay -sion, Mw * yon Ch.

Rest, be still, Opw “TMI. -N. quiet, Op exiaihl-) others,
“INY -iff, [DID -ifness, MIIIID -less, unsettled, mis.
TN -lessness, ONWTT SC

Rekitition, Restoration, navn R. Dw -orable, 2/1"

Restore, WM -rative, m. s. wd) mm ‘Dw |

Restrain, restrict, “Ta a3" aan curb, Ty (his own
passion) M72 bwin Ty was -rainable, m..s. V¥J"
-raint,-riction, q3y (D.-rictive, m.'s EID “Wip -ringent,
m. 5S. "yy

Result, to arise from, **/3 Sky -N. MAD ‘anon

Resume, take back, nmp? ay begin again, * mye PINT
wD nn R. tea -mable, m. s, 2/1. -mption,
mags amp) mom

Rimeredttins ont renn. RMD *irh

Retail, divide, pon sally DMPO: Vo1- Good)’ Fe -N.

RET—REV 305

mpon ‘Av -er, m. 8. 2A Ch. * WAY

Retain, continue, ‘TMNT detain, Sy “PYM (in memory)
75} -able; mes: PIT. 7DP

Retaliate, 9193 DWI -tion, 21D} Mawr R. aw

Retard, "T8 ‘viva t THY -ation, WINN * MN DAy

Retch, to vomit, NPM R. Np

Retention, MPIM (in memory) 77D}

Reticular, nw Mwy

Retinue,m. pl. DIA “ey #193

Retire, NS aw (to one’s house) myn -red, m. s, * Dboys
“AD} solitary, THAMD -rement, mobyn mand
marian } | |

Retold, Iw 137 R. ‘723

Retort, (an argument) TIP * MDI R. M5 (a crime upon
one) POY? DWT -N. MD” NIWA

Retrace, APY Dw | |

Retract, recant, (he) ‘THIDID Dw “inyTMaw Ry
DMIN tion, WD7.NIwA7 '

Retreat, take shelter, 931 * WoT -N. whBD ° mpm

Retrench, (one’s expences) OVI roynY Ch. ‘ment,
DID *DISDS

Retribute, pou -tion, Dv ou

Retrieve, recover, ds; aw ‘cite; m. s. 2)

Retrograde, WINN ID) -trogression, WINN NIM

Retrospect, -tion, JAP M13})ANF-tive, m.s. IP aNd

Return, come back, 2% repay, pwn -N. DWM *TAwT
-able, m. s. U1" |

Reveal, M92 ' YY THT R. YT Revelation, MON 172 NyTIA

Revel, carouse, inna -N. mbdinna 766, m. Ss.
ralaala

396 REV—RHY

Revenge, OPIN *DP2-N. PP2-ful, m. s. OPI

Revenue, income, mia

Reverberate, beat back, sing) F77 -tion, inxs MDW

Revere, ‘AX ST * THD TaD -erence, veneration, ms,
MDI -erently, = deol” a clergyman, pina
erent, -erential, m. 8. JY * ‘Tad

Reversal, "1 "723 PDB Ch. * non

Reverse, — awn R. JW contradict, YAS ‘AD Ch.
-N. "]DrJ -sed, m. s. “JDM -sible, m. s. DWP" DM

Reversion, AYA NMATNII? DPN NID? VED

Revert, on spn mines -ible, Mm. S. Tae |

Review, survey, janis ‘anwn spn (troops) ‘Ip5 -N.
mayan + mba meppr omtappe er, ms.
pin “TPAD

Revile, 9713 rm bp alermes. pa IND. op

Revise, (a book &c.) NY 0 wort

Revive, to return to life, AM mn renew, vi rouse,
MII R. Np -val, mawn7 R. DW .-viving, m.-s.
comfor ting, wD) “wD recovering, IND TP? Ww

Reunion, reuniting, 72 NTIS Reunite, maw ETS

Revoke, 2°W7 -ocable, m. s. 1U/1 -ocation, naw R. aw

Revolt, ° ‘1 T1D m2 -N. TV) -er, mss. TD

Revolve, seit a revolution, map APM R. Ap

Revolution, a returning motion, MD)PJ1 RK. ‘|p’ change of |
government, “VTD7 nom nmaw -ary, m. s. roars
V1pd DI

Reward, din) * Does * Dw thy -N. Suan toby say

Rhetoric, (see Oratory)

Rhyme, N. eet v. aad verses, oan 0

RIB—RIN 307

Rib, (a bone) pox pl. nip?y

Ribaldry, }Y2 mbay "27

Riband, W177 napw

Rice, M8 Ch.

Rich, m. s. wealthy, MWY valuable, IP% * AW copious, 37
-es, WY -ly, abundantly, a4) * powa

Rid, Mp)'* WOR. AD -dance; MYA R. 5y3

Riddle, an enigma, MPF R. TW -V. solve, ND

Ride, 357 Rider, m. s. 3397

Ridge, MIDST AyD WNT

Ridicule, “2 5am" - ‘op? + pom yad ow. Samet tay)
aE -ulously, —"]"TA -ulous, pren

Right to adjust, °° DOM -N. fit, m. s: "WD * {533 in-

“time, APD NYP VAAD *S4YSDD RID he is not -in
his senses, IAYTA DoW INN Rp is it “WOT
JF thou art-, m. s. APTS * OAS pwyy¥ -, justice, Pay
just claim, DED - ~;"ad: justly, —2 -eous, m. s. a) ‘pqs
-ful, having the-, m. s. DBO 17 ly, WAS

_ Rigid, m. s. stiff, NYP sharp, WR. ty sity, -ness, * FU
wp nny ly, 2

Rigour, cold, M3¥ R. ]3¥ cruelty, MUN WIS strictness,
DISD¥ Ch. -orously, —I * 91D -orous, m. &. *OYOYD
wp “HDR Boe

Rill, bty Fina -N. dma + San

Rim, maw iat ae,

Rime, boon ° HDD

Rind, bark, DIP *75%>p Ch. -V. 9 5B

Ring, to strike a bell, Hoya “y>y <mbyan poy

oR. 5oby * pi) -N. a sound, oyby bip a circle, ‘byay finger-,
AYA ear-, rap -finger, AYDP -leader, wie -let, a curl,

308 | RIN—ROC

aPyin ‘ MI? -streaked, mis. Tey

Rinse, DAD *DYDZ Aw PID

Riot, to revel, OM raise an uproar, * “2 11D? wp
2 QT -N. MDI ITD -er, -ous, ms, TO
im inh} )

Rip, (in pieces) J/p (a piece, or at a seam) D1

Ripe, ripen, Dou (as fruit). PW -N. ms. ‘pow Dawa
-ness, nindut + Sami

Rise, ascend, roy grow, 543 -from one’s seat, or bed, Dp -in
price, 7p? -as the sun, mt . NYO -N. My * BES
moby Song map

Risk (see Hazard).

Rite; AN3/9 -ual, —D * WAP (a book) DIDI TBD

Rival, be a competitor, ° ‘5 NIP oppose, * 5 TAI “wy
Noms SPO IND TNS ay, MIP

Rivel, DP “PHY |

River, oma 973

Rivet, N. 21D * WI) -V. —2 73D

Rivulet, bay ‘ 105

Road, T73‘ nbon RK. 95D

Roam, ramble, Dvivinn ‘ow

Roar, ANW (as water) son *wya -N.TINw ON

Roast (meat) ON (corn, &c.) op -N. “by 3 ye

Rob, Dia * t2.* [ous «rious ti -ber, m.s. * DDIM * 4212
bbiw + mpi ¢ iia

Robbery, DQM * nbn ° bow * pwn tA ;

Robe, iy ‘aD? wadn N.ow Tap waa

Robust, strong, m. s. Por: pin

Rock, SAU {DIMI Re PI MI -Ne WYP -salt,
m0! nig -y, full of rocks, DY2D. 81

ROD—LOU . 309

Rod, Olw

Roe, a hart, 3¥ * NN.’ mba (of fish) D°}71 YD. -buck,
ay * aS calf, 7p |

Rogue, bas ayaa. !

Roll, wind about, 7}12 -up, (as clothy D3 -aloug, bbs Nia
round mass, \1"1.(of paper) 7230 -er, mh

Romish, (see Popish.)

Roof, 93 -N. 43 (arched) TBI M37 KR. I

Room, space, Dipl extent, am * AY) chamber, Th
make-, DIP) M73B * OY Dw -y,m.s, OM #7

Root, destroy, WW ' py take root, WAWA * wines mie
-N. Ww) Tp -ed, m.s. WNW * Tm yND

Rope, Dan * May |

Rose, miwiw -water, Ch. DYT1)

Rosin, (see Resin)

Rostrum, MD" ' TAL

Rot, putrify, api -N. -tenness, 1P") -ten, m.s. P7

Rotation, succession, ‘TTD ° 120

Rote, by-, MB Ya ‘Mga Iw

Rotundo, 139 P32

Rove, ramble, Oi ' DoLit Rover, m., s. oDIwND

Rough, m. s. hairy, PUY harsh, MYP (in taste) * Dyin "7a
FIN -weather, TIVO "TID -sea, WD DY -ly,* wIn3
WPa * “WDA -ness, harshness, ‘YP unevenness, WZ 53

Round, district; MmDAD + onbs circle, Syogr circular, “5 a
half-, 3ST -ly, et all the year-, “"T) Mw PVR WD
Mav PINS take a-, DID “about; extensive,
23D DAD indirect, sinypya m. 8. PU pl. aids!

- -house, IADA Ma

Rouse, WY Rouser, m. s. Wy7d ' WNW

310 . ROU—RUN

Rout, to defeat, YM * DDT -N. M979 R.O

Route, way, “J1J * M8 journey, YD . MDI

Routine, JI * 309 '

Row, N99 *7AM-N. Ww * Tw -er, M99

Royal, piby ty, =" novinn -ist, m.'s. ben ATK

Rub, (against, or upon) 73 out, pra -the dirt off, -}DM -in
pieces, 090 ' PNW -N. friction, I} * IDM Ch.

Rubbish, refuse, ID ruins, o'r rea Wid R. 55)

Rubric, 12D dD

Ruby, (a stone) DIk

Rudder, Diw7D

Ruddy, OTS

Rude, m. s. harsh, Mmwp ignorant, “PD -nesss, incivility,
ND Ys "on -ly, —a

Rudiment, ‘TID? pl. I)'T1D? -dimental, — yy

Rue, lament, by AMDT dak: m. 8. oy "AXP

Ruffian, brutal, S72." TT

Ruffle, to disorder, 757 * 2272 R. 555

Ruin, destroy, Mm ° nn -ation, Onn! ‘jaw :
-ously, —1 -ous, m. s. fallen to ruiti; mnws . a
mischievous, IW * DIN |

Rule, to govern, ° 2 bin vbw mE -a line, bony ‘{ pnw
-N. government, ndving * my aw regularity,
TD law, 222

Ruler, governor, m. s. byiD * wor ui (an instrument) mY

Ruminant, m. s. 7712 “oy R. 1) -minate, (77) nba

Rumage, search, YM ' winin

Rumour, to report, 3p DIAL -N. Aye :

Run, move swiftly, Y¥7 flee, MD melt, DID" R. DDD (as the
eyes, &c.) rap -about, 20/1 SIS -mad, panwn -after,

RUN—SAD 311

“IS P27 477 -into debt, DIN -on, THF AY into
unnecessary expense, }17 TAN at long-, HID? -over, relate,
“5D (in numbering) m3 “5D (as water) yy by: “ay
(a thing slightly) m2 vend sap “V7 -over him with a
coach, &c. nap wa ‘DDN say -ner, one who. runs,
m.s. ~) . xati9

Ruption, dissolution, da | :

Rupture, (of peace) pibye ma man eruption, aw

Rural, NYT nin bu

Rush, coils hog wy") -in, mind YAN (with violence)
mpi N32 -N, (a plant) Mp FID * N03

Rust, (upon iron) mon

Rye, 129 |

S

Sabaoth, nisay

Sabbath, Maw -ical, pnw dy

Sable, black, m. s. “nw ° VIP

Sacerdotal, Mi oui

Bavik,, Nu (n'bep) ) 5y>) DN nwo pv -cloth, pu

Sacrament, an oath, maw

Sacred, holy, wIp -ness, meetp

Sacrifice, offer up, oor mat destroy, own give up,
“AS DAD (his life) wD2 ADD (his fortune) b Twi D3 yh
-N.Aat *D In’ MYDD | apne

Sacrilege, wpa bin -gious, m. Ss. wTipa “Opi wey
ya 7 |

Sad, sorrowful, m. s. ASL. ° m7 *ASY -den, DVI

Saddle, (a horse) DID MY WAM. to load, *>y DigeN.
DiIDiI-"D Saddler, —nevip |

312 SAD—SAN

Sadness, ANY * AYP Sadly, —3

Sadducee, *PIT¥

Safe, (from danger) m. s. M02 -conduct, guard, convoy,
ay a MIMOY -ty, TINA -ly, without hurt, m, s. Du

Saffron, DD7D

Sagacious, m. s. IW * PIN -city, PAW * MSN

Sage, wise, m. s. Don -ly, Moons

Sail, navigate, mis “Ay -N, Ye sheet) TINT wn -or,
Dp MINIS Vay DY Din -yard, [WA * ‘ban

Saint, appear pious, wpm -N, m.s. WTP

Sake, purpose, }33/) for the, “NIA ‘™DVTITIN OY
aay, roby for whose-, Dewa (for D way

Salad, 5waD ‘mbR IND PT

Salary, (annual) 7) wy Din

Sale, the selling, “T).DiD vent, good-, Dip rT iF no-,
MiP j "8 -able, riarketable, “mip? 72 -sman, D329
ov13

Saline, MOD ‘md Sy

Sally, to make an eruption, *'2 a>) issue out, oy ban
-N. 75

Salt, N. M90 -V. —A M70 -less, 9a * Dan -pit, ADD
-ern, DVD min wn -ish, m. Ss. mda -petre, “NJ

Salvation, Y37 nN

- Salubrious, Salubrity, 8270

Salve, cure, nwiann f “it

Salute, greet, 2. _N; -tation, ma -tary, m. s. 2}

Same, (see Identic) at the- time, N° 7 ny |

Sample, specimen, M72)

Sanctification, WIP -tify, WIPT * wap

Sanction, PUTT *SAIWS ' Tapa

SAN—SAU 313

Sanctitude, TWP Sanctuary, Wp

Sand, gravelly earth, lal -y, (Mm. s. axbn

Sandal; 720 Ch.

Sane, (in mind) in. sAnyta thy R. YT -nity, mindy

‘onc m. 8s. blood red, DTS ardent, D2] -guinary,
om s, DD AWN -guinous, m. $. DI *K?D el DS

Sanhedrim, nbenao MDID * PITTI Ch.

Sep TO wy thoy + Sarnun. ram less, mi
rind D3 -ling, P21 -piness, ae FRI PY;
-m™. Ss. nb E

Sapphire, “OD -irine, like ers TADS |

Sarcasm, ee” Sonn. -castically, —3 ivan S. “pein
alala

Sash,a silk belt, w7 Daw NN

Satan, |OY -ic, ~by a

Satiated, m. s. paw Saitiety; mya ne

Satire, yd: bonn -ic, ayy 5 -ically, =a -ist, mM. 's.
eo ysiane “Spm ‘izes "2 yyionin ! bn

Satisfaction, amends, DIU content, yy ys suctotily,
nb -factive, -factory, m. ‘s. pawn * mv * Pawn
agape may TPIwT -fied, m..8. scsi ee
> fy, pay my . !

Seturanit, m. s. TWD f RDI -urate, Weys “xD

Saturday, Japa) Di nav ay

Saturn, (a planet) WHY ADD Ay pe

Savage, m. s. wild, 82 cruel, ID ae nae" iio

Dial create
ol het att: ¥

Praly, +2 »

Sauce, N. (to give relish) ray gravy, _ -pan, aa a=)

Saucy, ms. 4" Ten Ch. -ciness, thi TYAN

_ relly, —2 ae | .
2Q

314 SAV—SCA

Save, (from danger) Sys R.5y2 keep, TOW spare, (ground,
&c.) WDA gain, AY except, "DDR IN PP 92a
mya ip pm endt ved, m. s. Nee SYD eMON
71m) -ving, frugal, m. s. YPM * DYN Ch. -vingness,
VIOP DINOS -vingly, Do |

Saviour, m. s. redeemer, ONia * PWD one who saves, arta

Saunter, TEIN bye

Savour, N. acentt ri") taste, BY -V. —1n3 -vouriness, many
-voury, DYDD m.s, DY

Saw, (@ utensil) Hi * TID -V. —a wD IIIa pit,
sae Dyn KMw -yer, oa TMA rg nb!

Say, Abs 727’ Ta R. ‘133 [heard them-, DIN Saal
I have no more to-, pind 15 PR INT the people will-
to it, TDN meh 1" by do not. -so, {2 “ONA aS ~ing,
Ta Tpit “aN pl OR *NADND

Scab, NORD * 279 -by, m. s PMY -biniess, NW

Scabbard, M72} TWA aA

Scaffold, TWD) * FD (for execution): Ddu) Mavi MD 2
mm -ing, MIWA "yi

Sealade, MINT wiay nibyo"mynxnn

Scald, to burn, A * Moa -N. mm "FID

Scale, to mount, ny -N. ascent, mby bialanies DIN pp
line of distance, PID MDS covering of a fish, nyperp
-led, having scales, m. s.—*4? W -ly, DYPWP NID

Scall, pn

Scalp, N. M23PIT-DMP R..991-V. wD

Scamper, 17993 Di * DI? 2

Scandal, aspersion, FI ' 4 scandalous, n723 "raw
-ously, — 3 -ize, 17 * 523 "57 945

Scant, parsimonious, m. s. Y2Pi) *D¥I¥! Ch, -iness, narrow-

SCA—SCO 315

ness, WY RS * PO -ily, —I-y,m.s. 9Y¥ * pina
Scar, NAVY
Scarce, m. 8. P% -ness, PA * DN (of provision) IV33D%
-ly, scantily, ~2 hardly, OYOD
Scarf, MVD * 813 Ch.
Scarification, DIY Scarify, DW
Scarlet, s. poin -,a.m.s.—D DIN * pon
Scatter, WB ‘TAL PI * aA .
Scavenger, m.s. WIN API * PIA AVI
Scene, an appearance, FIN" ry, MOM *MawD * MDs
Scent, smell, 77) -of an affair, Mwy Ch. )
Sceptic, -al, m. s. MDS DIM -ism, M8 “Dn
Sceptre, W207 WW * msn pau
Scheme, Mawni * AND -er, m. 8. nsbann NID
Schism, npiom *"TIND -atical, —oy -atically, 777A -aties
- m.s. ANT 1D *w75
- Scholar, disciple, POH aman of learning, “p27 DY
-ship, 7799
Scholastic, WTO M2 Py -ally, NWT Na WDD
School, 180 —ma -fellow, m. sn -master, * 7321" as
M0 R. 7) -mistress, ny?
Science, PTD * NYT AN ential, = -entific, m. s.
SIM2 APD R. FD"
Scissars, DISD Ch.
Scof, “2 SAN VAP? PPT erm. s. * MD ay? y9
189 *UhN -ingly, hanna! aoa *yi¥2a
Scold, to chide, **2 Wi (clamourously;- nis
Scope, aim, MP2 * 7312 space, DIPA MN

| Scorch, to burn, 30 to be dried up, 77M * ann
| Score, a line, TW * }P account, yawn

316 SCe—SCU

Scomp THD! weer, pera Somber: wks het, 2
—2* WI2 ORYA -ful, m.-s. mae ° npn
Scorpion, 27pu a WMO <i 291806 §
Scoundrel, m. s. wade oh zp Mle ae
Scour, cleanse, [P3 -er, m. s. PIA " ONG ison
Scourge, to lash, T2M R. M32 pansy BYR 7D oe

mao “Pa qaicgn ar re TUS La Jolie |
Scout, WN by -Ne mes. coma ‘Gtr wobtao® |
Scrap, Opi Sony GLI Py. ae PST 2 IYQISTRIOG |

Serape; to pares: byp shave, he Mees -off dirt, TMD “up :
riches, Yap -N.. mp Epa a aca ere Ps .
ATO rer oe : | goo &

Scratch, (with the nails) ye: “pn ch winlng oy LN

POT Oy he

Screech,’ scream, ie Diy “oy Gert vel) bina - No
mimy +i2>% -owl, rand :

Sereen, to shelters >y Fata -N. 12D” mon

Scribble, N. py An -bler, m. s. pa 7310)

Scribe, \a writer, DIO. | |

Scriptory;. ms. AID -ture, wp, ee ara -tural,

ha) BAND | | |
Serivinen, NWO ANd." “DID! ne rw S196
Scroll, ma R. “bby . OF Sole
Scrotum, DwiaD wD te

Scruple, to doubt, na. PHD -N. PRD ° ‘ree il, m, a
pSD/ -pulously,. nicely, DIS¥3 Ch.
Scrutable, m. s. WPF -tineer, m. s. "Pa -tinize, "pn sings |
ATP wry FC 098
Scufile, INV -N: MIMAR. prtbadsot FIC ed ot adoro
Scull, the brain pan, bids R. 553 ) r

SCU—SEC ; 317

Scullion, NAOT 2WAnT Mw Oo |
Seubptutes nyopey meyr ~tor, bose Pp ‘MIND AAD
Scum; N. mort -v seh PPM -

Scurf, a scab, MBD- “7 -y,mi sv 8891

Scurrilous, m. 8. aD Sone tity, Ty: ? ii

Scythe; RO NS wD |

Sea, BD. -beat, : mop Va. now -born} m. s.--}T NEE «chart,

GAT Ape) mio -port, +f 8325 -beach, -shore, naw aual
—" sick AT WDD rior taring; si, DYESS “Zip

. " Leompass, — MID =ward, TD? SEN.

Seal, fasten, DAM -N. ONIN -ing-wax, masala J

Seam, to join, paws Tan rN Ayan. ales, De!

Sear, JIT TP) -N.m. ss DUZ2 PAF

Search, explore, PM 'wW7 try, {PUD -after, WPD.-one’s
trunks, &c. WBO-N. TY PM * AWA * FPA ne
mi .

Season, make fit, Di -meat, neo (with spices. ows
-timber, #2) -N. (of the year); “iD R. Ty. a fit time;
MIDIT-NY -able, m. s. —? “ITD iA + impr
out of, SAY 892 -ed, m. s. mon: pul’ WD) -ing,
myn" Diva “mw

Seat; put itva scat, IWIN R. Dw place, DIY -N. a chair,
11/9 situation, DIP/

Secede, to leave, WI * AI Secession, riaingg* nay

- Seclude, 21977 baa Seclusion, meMSR | nba

Seéond, to support, --Y “toy enty. follow, “DY DDD

OTS 80D on -N. m. s. an. assistant, * “5 Ty. Wy
follower, "2 (of time) 3129, Oy1) -thouglit, 32 ye Mawr

- =person,. (of a pronoun): m. s. N¥IDD *MDi2 time, raue

-rate, TINT -ary, not primary, i) PTW -hand, m. s.

318 SEC—SEE

WITT 1S -ly, wa
Secrecy, secretness, “NDI solitude, NIT

_ ‘Secret, poyn ‘ND. N. concealed, m. 8. pbya "MDI

“IAD a thing unknown, ‘TID * IND -ly, —2

Secretary, m. 8."151D *3i/ -retariship, —7 IPB

Secrete, to hide, WAN -tion, Mm|an * ndqan -titious,
m. 8. T7152 *'7733 -tory, m. s. TBD bo1319

Sect, man ' mD3D ‘AWAD -ary, m m. “ANT 1D *DwIID2
boomin *}O¥Y *OVID R. NYY -ion, MWD * PIB

Secular, m.s. WIP) IDS "iT Ch. -ize, bem wpa yon

Secundine, (7? soy

Secure, insure, MOAT make fast, pin apprehend, Wor
-N.m. 8. 702 -rely, MO -rity, safety, yD ‘MID
bail, POI MDW

Sedan, M2DV20 NDP

Sedate, m.s. OPW * MIMI *UAN *}IND Ch. -ness, OP
MMs * N03 -ly, —2

Sedentary, m.'s. ayaan 2 aU

Sediment, DY1/2¥ ‘myap

Sedition, T71) -tiously, 2 -tious,m.s. "THD

Seduce, synn * MDA “NWT R. v3 -ucement, -uction,
Mnon “Ne -ucible, m. 8. YEN -uctive, ms.
myn ‘mp

Sedulity, -ulousness, MY" * ID pPy min Ch. -ulously,
—-ulous, m.s. V7 * apie mr

See, (see Behold) -ing, vision, MN Y2 * PT Pi AT
sight, THN “NVA R, 2) since that, APY * Pd

Seer, m. s. #7 sp’ mn

* Seed, N. (which generates) [Jf -V. or -sman, a sower,

PTW -time, YW-y, m.s. DVT 82D

SEE—SEN 319

Seek, look for; "MS WEN WPA solicit, “D PD Dw

Seem, MINT -ing, appearance, AN VD -ingly, m. s. ANID
dliness, JIN" MDW? dlysmis. WWD * DY!) i,

Seesaw, m1 72 mai" 1307 myn

Seethe, to boil, 3 TT RT

Seize, catch, ‘PMT IAS -ure, the seizing, miniaty; the
thing seized, m. s. IAN?

Seldom, rarely, m.-s. ap’ now and then, DYE a?

Select, 7a 172 -N. ms. 129° TNMa

Selection, the chosing, 2 * ina!

Self, (see Herself and Myself ) -same, Duy m. s. NWT (as
MUM OVI DOYLA on the self same day. * VII Mya
Di OVD2 on the self same time.) by one’s-, "I"TA -conceit,
25 ‘7.2 -conceited, m. s. 25 *r2 -denial, (his)

: wan misan m3. * wa) FAINT -evident, m.'s.
IOSYD TNA -interest, (his) WAINgIN Re Spy ish mi. ,
a *wpPld -love, -ishness, (his) Wwe P7258 -mur-
derer, m. s. WDID B21 -willed, m.'s. ny Loy apiy
Rp

Sell, I/D (provision) Aw -er,m. s. DV * VAY

Selvage, 7 may "ITSP ;

Semble, MW * M2" -blance, NV “yo * TSW

Semicircle, Say *¥T} -circular, —) -globular, ID md

Semicolon, op npr marked thus (:) above the letter, as Gen.
ch. i. v. 2. a

Semilunar, mya ry be |

Seminal, te a to yeas oy ou} -inality, adinn ap)
R. 159 -ination, mayen -inific, m. s. yn a By

Senate, DUT SINT) NBON * PIT Ch.

Senator, DY wm | a3

320 SEN—SER

Send, mow ~out of the way, may -back, DWAR. DW
-word, °28 M¥ -word back again, ob awn “DN fora
person to speak with him, ay, we? rR nde ‘-ing,
MMPI (back) MWA

Senior, m. s. Dia * Dp ity, UTP

Sensation, perception, ZANT FVN7 "TYIIA Ch.

Sense, meaning, | a 5 miu opinion, AYA R. ye the
perceiving,” Sniy * ADAM -ibly, —A. -less, m.s. —IDP |
-ibility, aw mw -ible, m.'s. judicious, * bois
Pan persuaded, Mpa -itive, m.'s. wr

Senses, DWAN -sorium, 7 baiyn awe R. a0

Sensual, Sensualist, m. \s. wins MND PUD ty, TSA
Mat nDww R. it -ize, mn PUT R. VP a thing
yen saw 725 .

Sentence, “9 TI" DBYF -N: determination, ¢ pawn
i771} a period, “Do TN * PIOD Ch.

Sentiment, TWN * NYI.R. PT -alym. 6 DRA

Sentinel, “iw J¥D.R. DY"

Separate, PYM * bran * IDM -N. m.s. + pbmy “ib8a3 9
TI153 -arable, m. s. abr . rae ’ wy" -arately, 725
R, 772 -aration, JI * mw

September, WwiT wan babes

Septennial, DY yaw Ww |

Septuagint, DIPIT Dw Daw pin

Sepulchre, graye, 1)? chiral, by ture, MTV

Sequel, conclusion, *}iD ° msn R. m2 me &

Sequester, put aside, POM RVD deprive of, 2 Ou DE
-trable, m.'s. “D7 tration, mp -trator, he who holds
things in custody, wows whein- |

Seraglio, DWI MD

SER—SET 321

Seraph, 7% -im, DD Ww

Serene, m, s. OPW * 1INW hess, Opw -ly, —2

Sergeant, (in'the army) MMM was De

Series, order, YTD *1"ID succession, m.-s. Bieaiats; mb

Serious, m. s"123"" bang -tiess, MMADY ‘NOR -ly, —3

Sermon, mwa * ‘nin wT -1Ze, wT" min R.AD

Serpent, MPDY ’ AYDS *]NB | PIA’ wy cine, Nindpy

Servant, m. s. TAY enw: DY

Serve, (at command) rary; soy nw assist, * SWIM R. pw

“5 thoy -vice, office, mn obedience, J7ITDY use,

noyin- R. Sy -viceable, m. s. beneficial, yin active,
nye “DINR. p>. * Dn sway

Servile, m, s. nwin W223 “TAUUD Ch. -vility, -vitude,
MII TD * TAYY wiley: =.

Sess, Tw: DD ° DDD R. DD.

Session, 1°19 Dow nay |

Set, to place, py as > plant, por one apps, (time,
&e.) YIP -Ch, -free, wT MU @ prisoner) 9977 R.N3
-at rest, OPW MIT R. Md -bounds, ban ~down,

DYIT RAW «in fire; wig Mw -on the fire, MDW to
right, PDM.* {ID -the: teeth on’ edge, Dw MIP
-about, begin, ona R. 95m -one aginst. another, m. s.
VAND WS i712 -apart, 2790 -aside, TAPN ae

: back, Iwi R. AW -forth, show, MIS -out, depart,

i, NY -a snare, w wp? WDD 73 -up, assist, ah iy Dp

as the sun, sia at sun-, WOW N33 -N. m. s fixed,
723 "PIP -ting up, WY “MPI tite of the sun,
woen xiao

‘Settle, determine, YOM. "972 confirm, 1313 “Dp * Dp
R. DP -accounts, &c. mawit * WT -as beer, &c.

2R

322 SET—SHA

mw oy wojww -a time, &c. PAP Ch. -in a place, Tie
-one’s property upon a person, PAPER * WTF -a stipend on
one, ¥P -tled, m. s. * YM} n° W122 "Dp * Mw
“wr sgnap cawin. mbna muta “5 IM) ‘anyp
pw -tlement, “772 ° “WP * ANIw * Mmunap
maeh mayp "ope | |

Seven, m. mya f, PAW (by letters of the alphabet) ‘tT -fold,
nya -night, sennight, PAU NYPD -teen, -teenth, m.
Tey ApAw fey yaw +1 -th, mo way Enyay
thly, —2--ty, OWA

Sever, no ‘YNP '

Several, m. divers, DO’ ¥ many, 0°21 -ly, ‘O72

Severe, m. s. sharp, PIT * 723 cruel, nwip "HDS -rity,
nitas * wp ' NPIS -rely, —A

Sew, (with thread) 95S) Sewer, m. s. IDF

Sex, 7) male-, V3} PVD female-, TAP] Pi

Sexton, MOIPT ww Ch.

Shabby, mean, -m. s. ma2 ' maw) ) 4 -biness, f). * maray
-bily, —2

Shackle, chain, 72233 Op ina "D8 -kles, p32 | DP TS

Shade, Shadow, 9D ° oui R. bby_N, Sy -y, —2 -diness,
1308 -dowy, byby -dowing, m. s. bun

Shagey, hairy, m.s. ay a

Shake, to agitate, J°7 (violently) PIPT be agitated, PW * P13
(for fear) yan -off, (as fruit) np2 (as a yoke) pas -out,
(as a bag) WY -hands, 9D YPM *P{N1 -N. shaking,
Sw ey omivge apd pee YP
HD TuNpN Cc ey |

Shall, (this verb is canal with the future, as ST" he
shall fear.)

SHA—SHE «B23

Shallow, m. s. not deep, PV IDS (in wit) MYT “yd
RTD }

Sham, M9) ‘Aft Ch. -N. 797 +

Shambles, DIA ma

Shame, pdon RADI -N. ne) waa mann
-faced, m. s. D°22 *¥/12 -ful, Nop naan ns a -less,
m.s. D5 *Y R. ry

Shape, Ti¥ *7'¥ * 18) -N. INF) -liness, —7 5 -ly, m. s.
TD) -less, m8. #19 TWIT NO

Shard, (of a pot) Yan avin

-Share, divide, pon partake of “DY Pon -N. pon Sharer, m. s.
P2mD * oy eobin

Sharp, m. s. acute, pw * pa R. ppt tpeted pei ony
piercing, PITT *TY R. iP -en, 30 * TM -er, m.s. * YO7
DIY -ness, MP7 TMD TDW * pin iy -ly, —2
-sighted, m. s. nin “ID

Shatter, to break, yw be broken, #775

Shave, WA M72 222 -ver, WA M99 «43 ing,
naan ‘ayo

Shawl, mae

She, 87 a4, 72p)

Sheaf, (of corn) M7 * MUDIN

Shear, ti2 -er, m. s, 1112 Shears, DIDI Ch.

Sheath, NI TAA

Shed, spill, "JDw let fall, PHAR. SDy -N. 2D .R..J2D

Sheep, 917) ‘Mawa* awa ‘nad o> pl. 1N¥ -cot,
NTT -shearing, —nia will, “APT -ish, m. s.
mrp *wia 13> “7 -ishnes, OID NAA * Ap

Sheet, (for a bed) MODY sail, MINT WDD (of lead, &.)
YP? *N R.MD (of paper) B33 roy

324 SHE—SHO

Shekel, py

Shell, N. 94¥B (of a nut, or egg) nap Ch. Ve ST DT
RD Oya

Shelter, YY }22}29 -N. 2D * MOND

Shepherd, {N¥ MIM -ess, NY ai

Sheriff, AB "ATEN Ppa

Shield, °3! | Vid -N. 2D * IMD -beater, MI NB

Shift, to change, mono evade, DY * byonn Ne ny
nV make- to live; by Da panwn as m. 8. Bry

Shilling, 73 ninw

Shine, 142 * PT PT-N. ant 33 NO ning
-ny,m.s.V¥32 ' 02 | ‘

Ship, Nw ADOPTIVE wad RT
N)2 -wreck, —17 "aw -man, 0°75 rable iets; "ay "yaD
» wright; MPRS TD

Shirt, MIND * PIT less, DAY

Shiver, to quake, 4" yoann’ bnonnn Rv DM shatter,
Taw "YS T ing TT gba cAdmon coy

Shoal, a crowd, {V/2/9 sandbank, “bin "

Shock, to shake, yipt offend, (8) -N. my ‘ me
-ing, TVA

Shoe, bys string, yw -maker, bysip my

Shoot, let off, 777) germinate, MOS -er;m.s. TV * 724

Shop, (for sale) MIM /-board, = NPY -man, —7 Nw
-keeper, m. 8. PaPlas Shops, naan

Shore, a.coast, MD" AIM aidrain, WWD nbn

Short, not. long, m. s. Wp -lived, DVD" arid -sighted,
Mus * SP “breathed, mn #7? -hand writer, *2N13
ANP2 stop-, Tit come-, IDM keep one- of, TON -en,
“WP * IPI -ly,'soon, AMPA’ M2. briefly, Spa

SHO—SHU 325

-hand, —2 MI3°FN3 -ness, SP

Shot, the act of shooting, uy balls, —Y13' wounded, m. s.
DION «spp

Shove, forward) “2 PRT R. YIN --out of the’ oven,

AAI} NT) -away, ATT °F through, y7 MIA
Np O8 A¥PT-N.ASNAT SA Ny es

Shovel, shy -N. D729 * nn Rn

Should, (is expressed’ with the future, see Ought.) -

Shoulder, (ofa beast) P37} (of a man) DW **\ND pl. Fara
-V. put on the shoulder, —by pi

Shout, HY "TIT R. 2 I AN. cing, ATI

rms taba

Show, exhibit maa direct, MIM R. "9 prove, TDA
R. MD -N. mS -y, ms. _t rae (person) bani
-bread, DXB ond

Shower, N. yer "07D -V. to rain, Ty dnd a~, ODT

~ swith liberality, ew “V3 DYDwa my

Shred, YAP? POP -N. WP

Shrewd, cunning, m. s. omy -ness, TVW -ly, ~a

Shrick, O5pa PLY -N.mpyy Dip

Shrill, DYN nybyn R. ‘bby =ness, by Dy Dip

Shrine, WN

Shrink, contract, poy * Wop be in fear, 27a5

Shrivel, Dip

Shroud, defend, 9y 133. -N. ak mom roti the rm
PITIDA * Ow "12 R. aba

Shrub, a bush, JD * my -by, Jad

Shrug, (see Shrink) -the shoulders, - 599 -N. TY

Shudder, pPosnin-*Sndnne R. dn sing, ndmdme abs

Shufile, change, HOM evade, OW Alors mS OMY

326 SHU—SIL
Shun, *19 yin ae

or porn vDp ens Duy ears, Dios eet ialern

Shuttle, JIN TAP!

Shy, m. s. cautious, rai frighted, baa

Sibilant, m. s. PTW -ation, AP IW ' ap rw

Sick, m. s. diseased, mpin "ANID -en, Yn DSS -ly,
ms. Bom ‘way +52 RK. SoT -ness, MOND + 3y9
(see Disgust)

Sickle, 5319 wo

Ins “
Siege, “ND

Sieve, MAD Sift, —A WIT try, POV WF

Sigh, NIN -N. ATS

Sight, the seeing, Sy) ‘M27 R. O13 show, M8)
-liness, }iNWD ' nips -ly,m.s. W2 * DY

Sign, to enor, =) aa (with chalk, &c.) iF) ratify, Dw onn
-N. a token, 1 *{¥ a miracle, MDVD R. ND» a presage, —
Nis a print, py (with the head, &c.) T/)

Signal, mark, (2D give a-, AS 1 on -ize, 2740
1s -ly, TNE

Signature, sign manual, "1. M1 Signet, pnin

Significancy, energy, M¥°T3 ° n pitt -icantly, — -icant,
-icative, m.s. PITT ‘ 2% -ication, 71312

Signify, declare, 2" 717 R. PT mean, }}2 it signifieth nothing,
“278

Silence, stillness, apn * 779791) -! inter). D3 *DM keep-,
phy * wir put one to-, PAW * TDD "

SIL—SIN | 927
Silent, DID" -ly, MITA * AP nwa]

Silk, wr -en, ~by -mercer, m. Ss. —ID\D -weaver, m. s.
—J8 -worm, —i7 nydin

Sill, JAD ' FD R. HDD

Silly, foolish, m. s. Oi R. ON) -liness, ndix

Silver, N. }DD -V. —AMBY -y, m. s. —2'Tpi -smith,
ANY

Similar, (see Like) -ity, —N5

Simile, yo -itude, likeness, be Mon

Simony, 7p ‘D223 “DID niwy

Simple, m. s. unmingled, Driv Arties! Dr * DVN silly,
282 R. ONY -pleton, “Ng ‘Oy -plicity, “mwwE
Moon ‘nena | nd -ply, —2 -plify, Ma wa

Simular, m. s. YO *{wnd *jD% Ch. -ulate, * F757 ‘wr
Fit -ulation, VDI WIND + AH

Simultaneous, existing together, ))"1) 13315 INS |

Sin, NON MN ‘yea * AID by ay LN. "SON * yi
Pw * may -offering, ANION -ner, m. 8. *INDOIFT * PLAID
pw

_ Since, because that, {!* wynnd ° py "? by before this,* 10?

IND (as OV 1D? since the day. \PA7 TS8D since the morn-
ing.) ever-, SD (as TR ]NDD })23 thy throne is established
ever since.) see ri

Sinecure, "39 aa R. 1m ppn

Sinew, 1) * IND -ed, sinewy, m.s, DSP

Sing, }27 ‘8 -er, m. s. THD

Singe, JON )

Single, m. one, ‘THIS individual, O15 unmarried, * ws 852
33 -gly, 9325 -gular, m. only, aL odd, xd -gularity,

828 SIN—SKU

V2} -gularly, particularly, ODA -gleness, NVIVON
3 Sinister, corrupt, mes. NY * opbph. R. 555

Sink, decline, 017 -down, yay -N.adrain, 1138
Sip, NOD] * DPD -N. ANYDD * TBM Ch.

Sir, ITN -name, a8 m2 Dui

Sister, nins -in law, a brother’s wife, Ts nw his wife’s sis-
ter, NWS MMS her husband’s sister, FUP MAK -ly, |

| nininys

Sit, IBA -still, T-(as:a hen) oyan by ya “up, rise, THY
(in the night) "DY TIw.T73 Rew (upright i in one’s bed) ©

MOD Iw) R. 70d ting, Naw De
Site, Situation, “Teu.* dip -uated, —2.

Six, m. TW f we (by letters. of; the alphabet) “)--pence, —

173 myDIN -teen, m, WY TWh f. wy WY 1D
-th, m. wie f. PVYww -thly, —2 -ty, tieth, ww * ’D
Size, to smear, M1 -N. MW bulk, O73
Skean, | ‘Dy :
Skeleton, nioyy 53 R. 95)
Sketch, draw out, "¥ -N. THY * Ws

Skilful, Skilled, m. s, bain: “YD fulness, Skill, * Diy

NINN -fully, —2
Skim, N. AP *M82n-V. v0 -milk, 25m 1

Skin, N. (of fruit) 383 ‘MBP Ch. hide, Tv V. O57

2MD -ner, MY AD -ny, mes WI “PTR. ppt

Skip, to leap, IP) ' VBP miss, Pv API-N. +p ADP

95
Skirmish, 72") "TIS RTS
Skirt, maw “smn days (of a country) ) 7123 "TTS
Skreen, toshelter, "20 433.427) -N. 2D." DMD
_ Skulk, lurk, Gn fear) NBA (in malice) * 5. a8

= —_

SKY—SLI | 329

Sky, firmament, 2°") * DY -colour,—7 D¥Y ‘non PIN VD
-dyed, 3 IAN YW slight, 29 ID¥ PG
Slack, m. 8. MB ‘ABAD -en, “2 MBI * Sy Spa
R. 555 -ness, looseness, yn

Slander, -er, -ous, (see Calumniate.)

Slant, m. s. ?pyD -ly, Nndpya *rosbNa

Slap, RDA NID R.A ' 733 -N. a blow, M31 (in the
face) md n>

Slave, Digg! -N. m. Tay £ ANwEay, MNTAY

Slaver, N.VA-V.SAN RT

Slaughter, 97 * MYDT R. Md (beast) Mat * MAY Aw
-N. 27307 * MAW -house, OWL Ma}. -man,
Muy “MDD -ous, MYID man-, “MW. wa? NI
DY} MD |Y | |

Slavish, m. s. p23 * TALWD Ch. -ness, MYND * APY
-ly,—l

Slay, (see Slaughter) man-slayer, hyi05 wb) mn

Sleep, }¥#/ -N. -ing, M2 a sound-, 7911) -iness, ADM -ily,
—J -less, m. s. WY R. VW -y, drowsy, m. S. pT

Sleeves, MiP mI ‘IVD Sleeveless, SASS

Slender, thin, Dy ° by -ness, MNP" * mba R. ppt’ bos

Slice, "JAM -N. ayaa

Slide, N. (on ice) mapa nip2pon-V.——a oyinns

Slight, M#2 *Sps R. 24p -N. m. s. small, PP weak, 757
trifling, Opi “WSIS * Wid artifice, a alee)
contempt, Re! -ness, weakness, 157 -ly,—a

Slime, glutinous matter, M2 rains mud, ODay (for
ay OD) Slimy, —>

Sling, to throw, pop -N.Y rip

Slip, slink away, A327 * 21D * D2 mistake, MIY slide,

2s

330 SLI—SMI

Bid.’ OVD MIT R. AMT -out of his memory, MIWA
137!) -out of his hand, 1°/D 2D) -into his hand, }"1 —b winw
vith his tongue, SW TAN WNT -N.* DD 3
IDA) -periness, -pery, mipdpon

Slipper, S30 Ch.

Slit, YOU ‘ADU ‘Ppa

Slope, Mibpypy * robe + PBUF Ch. -wise, —2

Sloth, idleness, |?) * IMs -fully, —2

Slothful, m. s. 792 ¢ yy

Sloven, m. s. wads MIM -ly, DY 7h

Slow, m. s. OND -of speech, rie’) “123 a- fever, myn |
DWI -ness, TINS “MNTAD-ly, —2 ‘ oYD wn

Sluggard, -gish, m.'s. boa ° bey -gishly, moyya

Sluice, N. "Du * 20 ' DVD Ww

Slumber, D432 -N, W130

Slur, pit ° bit R. bbe + our. tbr op

Slut, sluttish, py O NID R. 7D

Sly, m.s. OVW -ness, TWIW -ly, —A

Small, (in number) Oy 0 (in size) m, s. jp a- matter,
7247 ynw very-, wD OUD -clothes, DIOJID -ness,
bd. MIP -pox, MIMAYAN IN

Smart, DWDM -N. m. s. acute, pin *{P neat, ISI -ness, —
pinay my oma ly, 2

Smatter, -ing, OY 2 A b -er, Mm. Ss. eu |

Smear, (see Besmear) Smeary, adhesive, m.s. P21

Smell, F7 -N. 11") cast a-, nl rank) wN3 -ing-water,
DMV DV

Smelt, (ore) “PFI R. V3 -er, m. s. AD

Smile, pnw *PMAwit -N. pins -ingly, —A

Smite, strike, TID kill, 271 * WD] MDA R. 72 afflict, 22

SMI—SNO 331

Smith, copper-, or black-, 3 Hw] WIM silver-, I¥
ery, PINT NSN ma
Smitten, he is- with love, ably naa?
Smoke, emit-, Twp * wy my m7 use tobacco, &c. ***** wy Hew
-N. [Wy dry in smoke, A Wa) -y,m. s. WY -iness, WY
Smooth, smoothen, “uh “mu soften, opm R. 55D coax,
ON Tw? PONT -Noom s WA pon -tongued,
nw nD -ing-iron, (iJ * ron ‘bra -ness,
evenness, V7 * pon mildness, 34 R. 7-1 ‘ly, PJ

Smother, suffocate, PJM conceal, MOD * MSM -N. smoke,
WY dust, PAN suppression, mabyn “Sr

Smuggle, DI2i3 ‘by O77 -gler, m. s. OD by *D We

Smut, smutch, DADO ' Twn -N. Awyn ma pn> -ty,
m. 8. D3 AI

Snail, (an insect) bsbaw

Snake, 17] Snaky, serpentine, 0)

Snap, to break, DINTD naw “aw bite, "]W?2

Snare, Wp? * Swit N. win: bwion

Snarl, growl, DF] * MDM -er, m. s. pia PUD

Snatch, Hom ° nN -N. 15°09 -er, m. s, ADIN

Sneak, Shr mole, abn -er, -ing, m.s. mean, Pia) + omy
-ingly, servilely, MII.

Sneer, --2 pry okw "yd -N. Tied eyiD

Sneeze, 117 * vy -N. Mwy.

Sniff, S82 min“ ysy Diva

Snip, 78° 12 -N. TEP ¢ mie

Snivel, the running of the nose, pn no"

Snore, N. TMJ. Snort, 73

Snot, DIBN PD AY

Snout, (of a Beast), DON

332 SNO—SOL

Snow, flakes) 12w -V.—T) -white, snowy, —2

Snuff, (a candle) 735 TOF to scent, TT TN ANY -N.
737 NZD] * NWT PAN -ers, DPD

Snuffle, DOA WAT

Snug, m.s WY “PID-gle, AYN ‘oN

So, thus, 33 *"]D *773 * {2 -also, 2)

Soak, to steep, mw imbibe, y¥o

Soap, N. 12 R.993 -V.—3 yp Das ND

Sob, FAINT “DO SDIAIT R.7TD2 -N. TIS “m3

Sober, OPYT -N. m.s. OPW *IMPTD DAD R. YY -ness,
Opw my awry, <a.

Social, sociable, m.s. DW WS R. AY -ness, MY]! VIS
-ably, —2 Society, TIAN

Socket, "TS (of an eye) ny rT 17 (of a tooth) wn

Soder, PAT -N. patio

Sodomite, MWS DSWD TDITMS ADI -omy, Dt AWD

Sofa, Mt R.M)

Soft, m. s. tender, "]) foolish, Osi R. OS? -en, JU * opm R.
> bop -ly, slowly, DN? -! interj. ae R. 735°) -ness,
mia

Soil, 20 * 712 -N. earth, FDTN “py his ‘native, rs
inTWiD (see Dirt) -ed, m. s. ator “NR

Sojourn, “V3 -er, m.s. V2

Solace, wD) wit -N. wD) NDWid R. AW

Solar, M0 buh -year, nano nw R. pen

Soldier, none bn why yy

Sole, N. (of ihe foot) oa 2 R. ADD (of a shoe) Syn mrAnn
V.—— PA DOV

Solecism, Neon | PPT ‘pb-N> —= 2 eA? R. pen

Solely, singly, a3 only, ] “4 eat.

SOL—SOO 333

Solemn, m. s, awful, 87) R. SW serious, TD -a day, * 4d
R. TP) a-oath, Che 870 mya -ity, ceremony, "1D
-ization, (1°37 *D -ize, (a oy: in (a fast) DIX wp
mSy -ly, snybya

Solicit, ask, “P88 ONT Thy +... wpa digwh-ation, «mann
mpny mwa ‘mdyyt-or, mr Ry? PUAWIOCh.

Solicitous, m. s. anxious, wT concerned, WwW

Solicitude, 728) ' WW -citously, —2

Solid, m, s. firm, DIS * PIN true, MPN -ity, OY * pn

Soliloque, (with himself) SO¥Y }"D) PAWS

Solitary, m. s. gloomy, 11? single, THD * TH}

Solitude, a lonely life, MTT a desert, nay

Solstice, MOYO OY MWT DPA R.A °

Solve, explain, ha ‘BAD -vable, m. s. wp" “pM

Solvency, pow? nbd» -vent, m.s. (to pay debts) — bya
dissolving, ™D . a *DiDy R. Wl * DDD

Soluble, m. s. 712) Solution, separation, WTI8o

Some, -body, m. s. Y°N8 -how, DYDINTD 2 -thing,
-what, 727] ‘MIDIND -time, DPD? -times, w pypgnd
«where, DDIPN 42

Son, J2 R. 733 = Pala

Song, IW * )w -ster, 1 1W2D -stress, naw

Sonorous, m. s. bina * D1 -ly, —ipa

Soon, early in the morning, DDI 1P2 before long, * AMPA
STUIDD as- as, -after, WND IS (as NYYIWND IN soon
after he went wut ) it will- be at an end, NP 27P too-, m. s.
WiD3 * TEI) -er, before, *"7 oon) f) (see Rather) -est,

“DIP
Soot, MD R. MD -ed, -y,m. s. N90
Soothe, to calm, OPWiT * PrWT flatter, by rw) pynn

334 SOO—SOU

ingly, PPM NDR“ DIN|w pond -sayer, ms. WT

Sop, Tw -N. steeped i in liquor, wn

Sophist, M2W2 ppp, mp R. “95b * MD» ical,
NY -icate, Tpy AT Gh. ey, mw 775 Md)
myn Dawid

Sorcerer, TODIp "AWDD *miIN * TN bya -ceress, -
Maw2 “ais n>ya-ery, DOP “Draws + wm>

Sordid, base, m. s. "W2-* Daw -ly, na ° mibawa

Sore, an ulcer, PA] ‘73% RK. TDla painful place, IND -ly,
with pain, —2 very, a ay, (this may be expressed by
adding the infinitive to the indicative, as SANT) =}
Iwas sorely afraid. D4 ADD) thou sorely longedst.)

Sorrow, 118 * yA ‘ONY ful, m, s. *f1)9 * AS

Sorry, I am-, 5 VW RV

Sort, to class, 4 19"? ri yw -N. manner, {Di8 * JF (see
Class) -ment, distribicion, spon a parcel sorted, yw ‘pon

Sot, Sottish, stupid, m. s. Sinus wad
Sovereign, m. s. 122 “wsbup + busin ‘VIS (@ coin)

pw nriow -ty, nID2D ‘merous * Mwy * MIS

Soul, wD) ° mow oY m7

Sound, try, D3 * yna (with a plummet) “pm make a noise,
dip 12 -N. a noise, dip a shallow sea, D'/7 *)}1 healthy,
m. 8. nbvi of -mind, IAYTA DIY R. pT a -beating,
N¥ OI TWD R. 73 a -sleep, mown -ing, m. s.* (PIN
bp: “yw -ing lead, bana -ing line, —NPF) -less,
ms. SSP HOW) APM PD -ness, MUD2Y -ly, —2 beat

-ly, ¥134 mn sleep -ly, pT
Soup, Pio

Sour, sourish, m. s. 797) -looking person, DYQPT] PIB grow-,
PN -ness, MBM * DT OD -ly, 2

SOU—SPE 335

Source, spring, IP!) origin, MWS * monn R. 55h

Souse, a pickle, yon -V. 50 |

South, JO *32] * D4 -em, — bu -wind, ADIN m7
-east, TTD Min} -west, MAW MII -erly,
-ward, mon * Majd

Sow, spread, nia (seed) po -N. a pig, UM -er, m. s.
MAID yi -ing-time, pu

Space, extension, pe) = Ami (of time) DY “S07

Spacious, m. s. DYT) *2A4 ness, Dy? nan -ly, =

Spade, VTY2 ) ,

Span, (a measure) MV} -V.—2 ‘TD

Spangle, DYI5 np22 Tpi -N. MB MTP] R. MD

Spanish, Spaniard, m. s. "JD Spain, TAD

Spare, be frugal, V7? ‘D¥DY Ch. favour, jan * wy DIM
omit, AFY -one’s life, an allow, {FJ save, I) he cannot
“him, Say). 52 ND -N. am. s. lean, WIND * 91 'PAR.
bbs DPT superfluous, “F}" **)TiP -ing, m. s. * PQPD
D¥D¥7D -ingly, Papa *DIWM¥A

Spark, aw *VIN2 -le, -V. Yi$2 -ling, m.s. ¥¥5I

Sparrowhawk, 773

Spasm, Ch. DANI pyo¥ P39 -odic, m. s. — —AMIWN

Spawn, (of fish) D°}T "¥°2

Speak, pronounce, N43 -to, oss "23 -with, ON "TF (for
WNT) -able, fit to speak, m. s. wat -er, -ing, m. s.
TAD

Spear, min “spp ‘m4

Special, particular, m. s. 19719 -ly, —2

Species, class, }7D

Specific, (a medicine) IMD T8ID7 MDI -ally, 12"?

Specify, OOD

336 SPE—SPI |

Specimen, a pattern, M395)

Specious, showy, m. s. 7 95 “bon -ly, PY mri)

Speck, OMIT-N.onD or

Speckle, 4D) -led, m.:s. ‘TP

Spectacle, a show, TN) glasses, DYY aay As

‘Spectator, m. s. IN ship, (the office) AMV The

Spectre, SW MM pL ON.

Speculate, AWN *fIpM -tion, plan, MAwnr -tive, ideal,
M22 -tor, m. s. AWND * poo

Speech, talk, TND “IOs N37 *S$O1D an oration,
nindin 934 R. MDY make a-, MPIIT INA NIP
OMT less, m. s. DIN ‘pan hic |

Speed, to urge on, aan * YONI (one’s self) * oman "ys
vA 7a -N. Absa cian ° ten ily, —3 -y,
“919 *2p R. 2p»

Spell, to form words, non Pabvabl: wo R. 55 it
wn -N. wm

Spelt, NDS

Spend, consume, j mop lay iit money, NN R. XY" -thrift,
m. s. WED "tata R. ma

Sperm, ya Sparmatie vessels, aaralain 9 R. 15

Spew, Sp

Sphere, circuit, AM province, tbs orb, VID * 7223 -ical,—3

Spice, DWA * pwa -ry, Dnwan ISIS

Spider, MV2IW * wDSP -web, —Y)P

Spike, to Posten. fabaraye) NMDA pitt -N. anail, DID |
“II an ear, nda pl. pbaui |

Spikenard, 4

Spill, shed, DY * IBIS DDT R. 753

Spin, to form threads, mi ° li

Spindle, Ww"

SPI—SPO 337

Spine, back bone, A¥P * STW Ch. -nal marrow —7 DN

Spire, a steeple, ba -V. “9 may Spirally, —3

Spirit, soul, WWI * WHI breath, M7 -ed, m. s. 1 *ZAX -less
m. s. 77 * mp7 -ual, incorporeal, *3717) -uality, VIENNA
~ually, VIM })T2 -ualization, rt WIND -ualize,
——ND -ualty puny nay R. Ty

Spirits, spirituous, "DY |

Spirt, DW *M2P Ch.

Spit, (from the mouth) Ppa" pr -N.a prong, *3F}* m4
TY Ch.

Spite, fulness, Mw * ARI’ * ODS -fully, —2 -ful, m.s.
POT" py VIR. Wy

Spittle, P7 R. Pp

Splash, 300 * 983 -y, dirty, m. s. 7301

Spleen, milt, YIN Ch. rapt Aut
nan ° VI -didly, =v

Splinter, (of wood) YP) DDD ' POOP

Split, to Crack, YPD * YO’ -asunder, P2M

Spoil, corrupt, nnwn* San (see Plunder)

Spoke, (of a wheel) wn Spokesman, yw R. ae

Spoliation mpow

Spontaneous, m. s. 290) Jy ms. WON OND

Spoon, 9 pl. MIBD R. ADI -ful. AD xox

Sport, divert, pw R. Mw play, pray N: wwe: piny
(of the field) TY -ful, ive, m. s. {PNY * ping ab

Sportsman, “YY ws

Spot, disgrace, 17 maculate, N70 speck, DIT -N “ABI
INDO ' ONS -of ground, DIP) upon the-, without delay,
HD * TTD -less, D193 mes. HID"

2T

338 SPO—SQU

Spouse, spoused, m. FW by 2 f. WS NWS

Spout, pai -N. a cataract, VIA ' TW pipe, 3)

Sprain, IN. mn ' PrN -N. “INT miavale)

| Spread, Scheie = aiale be eer er Dua Cas an eruption)
MW (as anarmy) waa disseminate, nian (a rumour)
bsp Pay -N. amd! niap |

Sprig, Ww? WA * pri 73

Sprightly, m. s. 4 *WS8 * TT Ch. -liness, mony’ MP

Spring, bud out, Miay * my gush forth, (as liquids) “yya2

NY leap, PBR -N. source, T3PlD cause, MIWNWI ADD

fountain, P37) elastic force, Ch. WOON ANNI NS (a
season) JAN -water, DT DY

Sprinkle, Sy Pat M10 R. O13 cling, MPT

- Sprout, Ty * i: -N. MDs

Spunge, ADD Ch. Spungy, m.s. YIDD? I

Spur, incite, wy IM -N.TWI" ayy (toa beast) {27

Spurious, #P7 Ch. (child) D°73 ry ly, 12" Ipwa

Spurn, kick, OPD scorn, "3 Dies * nip

Spurt, aba) -N. a quick stream, D7} |

Spy, search, 939°" "Ph watch, Dw -N. m.s. “7300 |
“IF -ing-glass, Mapwn M3)

Squabble, 3°97 ' SwUN -N. 2 * pwr

Squalid, m, s. ill favoured, DY *"1D nasty, DND3

Squall, 2\p2 PUN * mix =-N. MID (of wind) mp

Squander, mB mb: JAN ,

Square, quadrangle, JAD -red, m. s. L329

Squeak, M¥' DOS

Squeamish, m. s. P35!) * "J7* DSI

Squeeze, to crush, yy * NDT (see Oppress)

Squint eyed, m.s. “WA an

SQU—STA 339

Squirt, Dot ' Mop Ch. -N. At R. m2 * NMP

Stab, PPD ' IPI -N. MIP -bed, m. s. PTW

Stability, DYP "Pun

Stable, m. s. DYP * PIT (for horses) MVPS * TN

Stack, pile up, HM ' IA¥ -N. WN * DW.

Staff, NIVWHD * a3 (of office) DAW * MD R. M3

Stag, mony ’ buy may vay

Stage, a ‘theme AND ma (of a play) PAWPY MD (of ajour-
ney) AMID AMY DIPD

Stayer to reel, nD * 70° Yi? alarm, TU

Stagnant, (water) on) DIN -nate, THY tehion, Moy.

Stain, maculate, ND disgrace, 1M -N. a taint," BW ' D4
Dw a blot, OND

Stair, mop Stairs, -case, DID winding -, prdyd

Stake,wager, “2. I3yNn* ~) DPN (his life) nv? WwayN
-N. pledge, JiATP a post, TWIP * OVD

Stale, old, m.s. 2a -bread, wo) -ness, j mw R ma.

Stalk, 5% N. 2¥}*/py Ch. (of an herb) sop Ch.

Stall, (for a horse, &c.) DIAN (for an ox) MD) a booth, MIN
R. 7M

Stammer, 19} -er, m. s. re -ing, rw 725

Stamp, with the foot, DID " Dd" ¥ ypr pound, nn2 t wind
mark, D¥7 (with a seal) DOM -N. ONIN

Stanch, N. m.s. DVM. pow WON?

Stand, Toy (as a sentry) NWO ‘by TOY -about, 2Y. Ty
-by, assist, “> “ip -still, DVT -amazed, Deiwn Toy
-against, “52 oy -a trial P22 Toy -instead of anothes,
DipD 51 -out against, -to, bobs R. 51D -off 72329 Tay
deandidsite, “2 maT oy -up, DP -the loss, * pbwin

~ S)0 -N. station, TBD * 38D R. 2¥? perplexity; m2

340 STA—STA

-ing, continuance, myo "DP lasting, m.s. D*P * Wy
-ing corn, MIP |

Standard, (weight, or measure) Ch. “MDP rT R. TW
mio? ?pwr (see Measure) an ensign, D3 + ATT
-bearer, NPD :

Staple, emporium, IMD DIP VY

Star, ID13 -gazer, DADIDI ANN light, DADIAN 33

Stare, MN PY (withwonder)?y MON opine “9 ORAL
his hairs-, Wa NiyY MD

Stark, m. s. (blind) a (naked) al wn R. Vw
my) OMy

Start, propose, yy" mention first, yn to rise, DIP ' LW set
out, NY. -back, TIMN Aw -N. the setting out, TRS)
motion of terror, FTN have the- of one, ° b DI)?

Startle, frighten, bmn’ TIT be frightened, spans Tn

Starve, perish with hunger, 219 Mi (with cold) ;
MPD IDNR. Wp kill &e. VID APA MM. -ing,
dying of &c. m. s. ava mPa *Tiio

State, represent, FIN * “20 settle, yun *yap Ch. -N. —
condition, “Top iD dignity, my stateliness, WNDM * VT
government, maby -affair, “739 -ment, "00

Statesman, DDI) winks

Station, DI’ ' “pon -N. post, AN R. DY" rank, mn) Yi
-ary, fixed, m. s. 132 "313 Ch.

Statue, 51D 5 DB eary, —W1

Stature, PDIP

Statute, VI * pM R. ppM -able, —5 -ory, by

Stay, continue, ae ’ PASS stop, Toy hinder, 7Sy loiter,
OMIT * ITS be absent, PIV prop, OM * 2D
-N. ‘naw MDS TITTY TP Sy. ITN" Myon

STE—STI 341

MOD MPU -edym.s. 782 * On * mOD

Stead, in- of, AN. * DIPDD -iness, PUT *DYP)' ID.PWN
-fastly, -ily, —2 -fast, Steady, m. s. ‘firm, pin ' D’?
resolute, a */OS

Steak, "WD npn

Steal, 233 -a glance, “2 J 125°" -into, IND. m3
-into one’s friendship, 29 bp -away, 233INi7 -er, m. s. 232
-th, 133 -ingly, —2

Steam, ba5 7i0°p

Steel, refined iron, 772 Mwy * py dma

Steep, Ty * bay -N. nam THR. TP

Steeple, ban

Steer, 1773 * Pia -N. 1P4 j2 ° 18 -age, the steering, T3739

Steersman, MINT aTID /

Stem, IY ISp -N. a stalk, D¥3 * ypu Ch.

Stench, MIMS ° MWA ' amet)

Step, DY ’ pee -over, by MDD-N. a footstep,’ WW¥D “WY
MUNDA gait, ATID -of a ladder, My" MITT’ -by-, gra-
dually, 7207 aby ‘mrt AITD follow his: foot-
steps, TNAPY2 abn

Step-daughter, (his) AWS Ma (her’s) ILS a. -father,
DN Sya -mother, AN NW -son, (his) JAWN ]2 (her’s)
mh 2

Sterile, (see Barren.)

Sterling, standing rate, JIS PII AW

Stern, harsh, m.s. nwip a- look, OYOPT] DS -ness, -ly,—2

Sternon MIMI DOSY

Stew, V. THT R. TH

Steward, m.s. "IB house-, }2iD * M2 pw ja

Stick, adhere, pat fasten on, Pad stab, 7P7 -in_ the mud,

342 STI—STO

V2 YADA -to a thing, “9: Mi03 "Pa ' 9 TOM -in the
ground, ppm -N. Sen tld -y, m. s. pai

Stickle, MPN AMT -ler, m. s. [ITD "LAS

Stiff, m. s. nwp * pIn -necked, I wp -en, make stiff,
Wp * pin grow stiff, MWPNT * PININT -ness, wip
-ly,—a |

Stifle, suffocate, P3ng suppress, (1D (one’s resentment)
pyD wAD*PAXNA

Stigma, MDW ' 9p -tize, Fam * bp

Still, (the thirst) TND¥ M7 (see Appease) nevertheless,
NNT 9D] -N. a vessel PIpt "YD stillness, MIT” MPM
Opy calm, m. s. Opw be-, D4 sit-, T\ -born, m. s. *P12
DI -stand, MPOY.

Stimulate, WW * TV -tion, TT Ww

Sting, to hurt, 837 (as an animal) YP. Ch. -N.* DSI
Yeu (of conscience) MOF Ch.

Stingy, m. s. ¥12P ‘xn R. 54D -giness, nayep 773

Stink, UND MID -N. nwa yNID- TINY

Stipend, MA¥P * pn R. SPN -iary, m.s. NDY

Stipulate, "DY MW MINT -tion, MEW NIA -torym. s.
mw mn

Stir, disturb, JT "PMT incite, WA provoke, 2 MNT
iT] move, PF * {13 (out of doors) MYA MSD X8) -N.
MTN ' AVDIN -ring, (one’s self) WPM -ring N. a pro-
voking, man

Stirrup, 2B }II Na

Stitch, sew, IDI -N. (in the side) MORI NYP

Stock, sax (with provision) DDS xb N. trunk, ww pr
lineage, TMW7 quantity, TADID * IO (of money) V¥18

Stocking, bt DIDI) Stocks, (for the legs) n2anD

STO—STR 343

Stomach, (a ventricle) FAP, * SSBIWDS * App. Ch.

Stone, pelt, DAT ‘bop -N. (of fruits) FIO * PL cof
earth, &c.) JAN like stone, —i2 -cutter, —2A¥IN van
-pit, D’?Da Stony, full of stones, DIN xo

Stool, DT ' awn R, 3W evacuation, Nyy go to-, have-,
OW pan ‘DDT Mwy

Stoop, bend, Mw * AST R. *|5 submit, pion raph

Stop, hinder, 23 * I¥} stay, THY close up, 14D (chinks)
DAD (one’s ears, or mouth) DON -N. cessation, FTTVDY
stoppage, TP * WV pause, PDD) Ch.

Stopple, TD Ch.

Store, npeind Fi * 7a¥ -N. plenty, OW * 15 -house,
(for victuals) DDN (for arms, &c.) 307) -keeper, m.s.}210

Stork, PPM ?

Storm, (with anger) pt wpa (atown) Min mB? ways

_R. O52 -N, fury, ABT 125 tempest, wT TWD

Stormy, [XD *}iINY R. ANY

Story, a tale, TWP NAD (of rooms) MOY

' Stove, (to make fire in) Dry. *iTYD * VIA

_ Stout, m. s. strong, PDM * Pim lusty, ND *}Dw -ness,
IDM * pin-ly, —2

Stow, eI) -age, a repository, MIDDD

_ Straggle, ramble, DODIWNT * Dive -gler, m. s. DD IwWND

Straight, even, m. s. mw ° ala straightways, * yale 92
M77 -en, Mw * w -ness, as

Strain, (liquids) Ppt ‘12D Ch: force; HN “phy exert,
VSD sprain, 1D OND -N. style, }DIS

Strainer, }Bw/7D. * {DID Ch.

Strait, narrow, m. s. Wy Pits -en, IST -ness, *¥D * pms
MPS? -ly, —A Straits, TMD R. NS

344 STR—STR ee

Strand, N. DT Naw AIM Vv. 2 ATT
Strange, m. §. fei At R. odd, MIWA (thing) 828
-gely, ban ? -ger, m. 8. "32
Strangle, pin (one’s self) pana -gulation, MP IN
Strap, N. TIN Ch.
Strata, DY * PDD) Ch. Stratum, MOY “27
Stratagem, MIT? AND Tw :
Straw, (aM.
Stray, érr, TY * APF -N.m. s. mA
Streak, I 1/2 muy ° Tpy -N. Ip -y, m. s. TPL
Stream, flow, 54) -N. 113 snp DD OY
Street, ain -door, M3M MANS -walker, f. naaio mit
Strength, PIN *3 tit timp Oy Aph ‘yon pk
MAA -en, TAIT * YOR * pin
Strenwous; m. Ss. bold, D5 “tl! brave, on NS SAAN *NI
-ly, mya M2
Stress, force, Pim lay a- upon a word, w7h3 yon 83
-of weather, TVD ' MDD * pt
Stretch, expand, J py * MN? enlarge, AIF -out, (the hand)
WD (one’s self) PAMWM -N. reach, 109
Strew, WE ° DT
Stricken, m. s. hurt, *}23 aPle) R. 713) -in years, DVD'S *NA
Strict, m. s. severe, mwp exact, uh : D¥DSD Ch.. -ness,
APP TDYDY aly, “2
Stride, N. Ch. 1D MWPB-V.— Ppa pd
Strife, MAYO *PwY “AMD * DTD R. YI * NT
Strike, hit, FDS /R. #13 -dead, 433 -metal, T777) stamp, DLA
-against, (as the pulse) **2 pas (one’s self) ape tala -fire,
wr mR -off one’s head, AW. -one’s mind, aba vy
R. Vy -, as aclock, DYSA wpwp Ch. -blind, ay -root,

STR—STU 345

wv" (as in measuring corn, &c.) penn -out, blot out,
phd * AH -in, drive in, PPA -up a bargain, “DY Mw
Striking, affecting, m. s. 35 “dD
String, a cord, Moy’ Mpi (of a bow, or musical instrument)
TEND * “ITN a series, WO Stringy, DIN N21
Stringent, m. s. WIP * PMD
Strip, rob, Sou divest, DWDM (one’s self) B/D -N. Bala
Stripe, a lash, Ma R. 733 Ci Streak)
Stripling, DDy * ay
Strive, contend, 317 labour, yp . VR :
Stroke, penn -N. 73! R: 733 (ofa clock) DYBA ww? Ch.
Stroll, OW IwWINIT * Ow -er, m. s. DDIwni. * bw
Strong, m. s. potent, pom * 3. * npn’ DISY * TP a firm
' thing, sharp in smell, PIM -in taste *)M a -hold, Wald -ly,
wna: myaa3 ' Apna ' Dosa’ mya’ pina
Structure, building, p34 form, ISA * miIan
Struggle, contend, "17 labour, ya -N. nan’ my
Strut, 723 99° ANaN7
Stubble, vip R. wwp
Stubborn, obstinate, m. s. * wp -bormness, *)7P nw P
_ -bornly, -—3 |
Student, TY97F) Studied, m. s. W992
Studious, Tpidi * Y7T7F -ness, ms" * TT py -ly. —3
Study, connsider, bonvin muse, 799 ' ry) -N. snob * 109
(an apartment) —7 30
Stuff, 89D -N. goods, DYDD} furniture, MD
Stumble, slip, ODUM * bwin -ing block bwon
Stump, “PY * pr (of a limb) D¥YN TRY
Stun, stupify, 597° D7) DW -ned, m. s. DO}
Stupefactive, m. s. ‘bbinn: mys iwi RYT
2uU

M6 STU—SUB

Stupid, m.s. 591M ' WEL-ity, MI72iT * NwWAY-ly, —2

Stupendous, THD TW * 859

Sturdy, m. s. pin a) “bya sditsede; pin’ aP)

Stutter, Ap -er, m. s. yy * iw? *T22

Style, SUP *133 -N. "3D (of writing, &c.) [DIS

Suasible, m. s. 7HD)* nis? *71)) Suasive, m.s. 2D"

Subalternate, nin

Subcommittee, Oo winn D3) Di R. Pl

Subdivide, M2¥ pon |

Subdue, subjugate,Ww23* O83" oy )2.17(a passion) "3" waz
mina 21D

Subjugation, mWasis' Mrs

Subject, to enslave, TAY ' PID expose, syd 10 R.
N12.-N. placed under, m. s. TOY" PIII" Taye Ch.
apt, {21D R. jd * rab Ch. matter, jy * 7213 -ion,
AWAY * YD’ Tapw |

Subjoin, by FDA junction, FIND -junctive, m. s. ODy

Sublime, lofty, m.:s. Rw ' m3 (in style) OD) R. DY -mity ,
NSw ' Ni) * nsw -mely, —2 |

Submissive, m.s. 13] -ion, MPD -ively, —3

Submit, be subject, pon ‘NWT resign, WD") refer to
judgment, *°9 34 RK.)

Subordinate, m.'s. 279) -tion, Swipe sD nan BPP

Suborn, YOM * AF RK. FT) -ation, TOT" ANI

Subpoena, WOT NAN |

Subscribe, to consent, °° m34 ‘ D207 Ch. sign, OW OR }
-scriber, m. s. DYDD/9* {W ONIN -scription, * M2203
py niann : ,

Subsequence, mbon° MTN * APY -sequent, IOS -

Subserviency, nbyin -servient, m. s. bypiiy R. bys

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|

ees gD ene,

SUB—SUE 347

Subside, abate, IDM 7M -sidence, }i#713

Subsidy, aid, UW "YD -sidiary, m. s. WW

Subsist, endure, "b3b3 R. 53D have means of living, ' mn

py}ann Ch. -ence, competence, 12393" "7378 * paw
-ent, m. s. N¥DI

Substance, essential part, MMW * WA body, 43 ' DY -stantial,
m. s. strong, DIS real, NON * Wid) Ch. -stantiality,
MINDY ' MiwiD!D -stantially, MND -stantiate, DP * DPA

Substantive, (a noun) DY YP OW |

Substitute, DIPH NPD -N. DIDI -tion, DIPD wD

Subterfuge, mabyanit now

Subterranity, 77 Nn METI Subterranean, ——1

Subtile, Subtle, m. s. DY -tility, 77 OY -tilely, —2

Subtract, 243 * D2 -ion, YW * 123

Subversion, ID'7 * MoM -versive, m.s. DIV * DM

Subvert, Di 4 ny * 1p

Succeed, follow, “Ins 82 prosper, myn

Success, nnesn fully, —1 -ful, m. s. msn

Succession, a series, TD lineage, sin R. se inheritance,
JiAIY * MWA -cessive, -cessively, m.s. *7T IN *71

Successor, m. s. YAMA PAA 82

Succour, HY ° pein LN. T° TID pw * pen

Succulent, m: s. 11? R. mo

Succumb, sink under, 553° by 35 bb)

Such, 793*7D m. 713 f. MND pl. MIND

Suck draw in, pd -out, y¥n -er, Pi?

Suckle, P°}'7 -ling, m.s. P31 Suction, MP2)

‘Sudden, unexpected, DINNA -ly, DINND ynba

Sue, prosecute, P19 8937 PIAA Ch. R. N12

‘Suet, 257

348 SUF—SUN

Suffer, endure, sera’ 55p° 5952 R. 51D permit, * Wa
navi {ha -able, m. s. bboy ny ance, 3D Mw
-er, Mm. $s. b31D -ing, pain, 383 i 4

Suffice, JD NYO 1 MTT" pay -ciency, PIDY ‘PAD -cients
m. s. equal, ° i) Ti qualified for, 95 21 PT -ciently, “J

Suffocate, PIM -tion, MP IN

Suffrage, vote, MP7] R. YD approbation, M2209 Ch.

Suffuse, yf [DW P¥> -ion, FY MD |W TP

Sugar, PV) * DP WA -cane, WIT TIP

Suggest, to prompt, 17)" Ch.’ pit" yi inform, Y"T}"7 -ion,
TO Iw! maya R. VW *yT

Suicide, self murder, (his) M nyt WOsy TIAN R. YT commit-,
(he) NY? SO¥Y TAN

Suit, to fit, yon be fitted, }i57* oe, NS? -N. a sets PUY
retinue, m. P98 D7) request, MWPA -able,m.s. 87" TD]
-ably, —D -ed unto, m. War {ID% -er, PAD

Sullen, sulky, m. s. Apt -ness, "lt -ly, —2

Sully, to spot, rip ‘Ona

Sulphur, MJD} -ous, like-, 7923

Sultan, OY9Y * wow

Sum, compute, 28M ' WH -N. the whole, 9377 4D -less,
DD ND] 17. NY sary, TYP =narily, —2

Summer, pass the summer, re -N. P22 -house, IPT MA

Summit, YS

Summon, APT’ POI" PAN Ch. -ner, m. s. YAM

Summons, sagt ran Ch.

Sumptuous, m. s. “Pp. -ness, ale -ly, =

Sun, DIN’ MON ww -beam, —7 YIN} -burned, ms.
se Wnarw -bright,—3 N'1-less, 7 “VT -rise, 77 DY
set TT MND -dial, MDpT YR. d7y ny, WIDE

:

SUN—SUP 349

-shine, M27 “7

Sunday, nawa PwSIoV

Sundry, m. divers, D°)}¥% many, D°D7

Sup, drink, 892 -N. 783

Superable, m. s. MZ) ° "21 IS

Superabound, "Ti72 nia} ‘ab non

Superabundance, PY ae -dant, 1’) snp

Superadd, iy leh -ition, MDD

Superamnuate, ipa m2 -nuated, m. 8. }P 7D m3

Superb, m. s. 185i * WAT * T1393 -ly, nysana * q172

Supercelestial, pid by IDI

Supercilious, m. s. a5 *rlaa -ness, 35 MitaQ -ly, —2

Supereminence, new “2)} -inent, m..s. ayy, *NY]

Supererogate, | nw DD? nivy -tion, 11 niwy
ADIN 3

Superficial, -ficially, yiN9 MDW * YIND -ficialness, MYT

_ DYN -ficies, PY

Superfine, m. s. TIN *77D1* DO" TPR. FDI ppt

Superfluity, -flux, pow ‘VIN -fluous, "VD INP! IND
(words) DID NIV, * noy

Superhuman, W928 mp 31 »

Superintend, mw * ANTI -ency, marlon -ent,m.s. mavn

_ Superior, m. s. hotter; : -DAIW* “MarDhigher, we > sity, aM)

Superlative, MIPOVM IIT ndyn -latively, ——2

Sapernatural, -ly, yaop mdy nb: yay VW yan

Supernumerary, T20/57 mania) an?

Superscribe, ‘33 by aha aatsiption, ‘25 by mand

Supersede, make void, bon suspend, nn

Superstition, Nw DIS -tiously, —3 -tious, me s. ‘Dw
sw 230

350 SUP—SUR

Superstruct, moyn?n MIA -tion, -ture, yoy mapa

Supervise, miwiy -SOr, Mm. Ss. m2wn sf .

Supine, having the face up, Mm. s. aie sim TPIENS
Ch.averbalnoun, 2255/7 {22733377 Duy-ness, riba: at
-ly, —2

Supper, WAY Np -less, IV na Ch.

Supplant, Spy

Supple, m. s. pliant, "|" fawning, yer pron -ness, V3

Supplement, -al, MDD R. 7D Suppletory, m. S. powin

Suppliant, -plicant, m. 8.37.9 * WPA | yan bsp. 553

Supplicate, WNT’ Wpa' MMA DNDN -tion, MWA’ MaMa

Supply, serve instead of, pip Non’ nnn nv provide, |
PDT R. }1D Gwith necessaries) boon -N. mbao3.

Support, sustain, b9b2 R, 1D endure, Nw ' 22D prop,
"0D * TWD -N. mo3b>) “IY * DN -able, m. s. baba :
bap -er, Mm. 8. babar WDD

Suppose, imagine, sD ° moo (for MD") * DUTT believe,
}ONT sition, J] * AWN -sititious, m. s. * TWD
MTD } niin Ruse ill

Suppress, subdue, was conceal, pr?yn MDD -ion, * WDD |
mooya * D2 :

Suppurate, 170 Swan -tion, FP wa

Supremacy, sapoyn moyen

Supreme, m. s. wor: by! moyen pa

Surcharge, THY “PBI DOA

Sure, m. s. Se ai moa | “72 firm, DP -ty, security| :
TNA certainty, MDS * ST] R.A -ly, —2 * jDS8

Surface, }I3°7

Surfeit, make him sick, MPD §pDW (with eating) }°DNT-
8 32 now

SUR—SWA 351

surgenQTINy -N. On *92 R. 22

Surgec, OW ¥D NDT Surgery, (the art) DWsS ANID NIN

Surlyo. s. WT * DPT -liness, APT * DYT

Surmis, ww ‘ 7S nD

Surment, Surpass, 9Y Ty O73

Suna, N. INNS OY

Surplie, YD R. aby

Surplu yy ania R. 3%
Surpris, 1AM" DD W-sed, m.s. 203) DoInYD*MNnYD
“sing m. 8. bp) -singly. woad: TKD? Wy

Surrener, 7D1D(one’ sself) DDI N. TPO his) yy TDD

Surroud, IND * PX * DID APA R. 4p

Surveyview, 3) 73 7 "1 overlook, M3vo -or, TMIWD

Surviv 123 (him) WINNS Ww -ver, m. s WIS WY

Suscepble, apt, m. s. }21 R. }13 * 2392 Ch.

Suspec mistrust, ‘T#/T1 Ch. fear, N7)* wn R. win

Suspen, delay, “ITN debar, nn

Suspete, doubt, PRY stop, MPL -sory, m. s. "on

Suspicin, wun R. win’ TWN Ch.

Suspicius, m. s. jealous, VWI * TZAIM suspected, m. s. TWH

Sustainto bear, 8&3 maintain, {9 * 7372 R. 13 * D2 Ch,
defeil, PAY -tenance, 511 * mbo3" MD78

Sutler,.. s. VTS wie) aa) )A)

Swaday, Sn -N. ndinn

Swagox, to brag, bagnin ns a7 AS ANI

Swalloy ya * 1) -N, throat, 299 (a bird) 7199

SwampN. id ya R. ¥¥2 -y m. s. —xbp

Swan, HWIN

Swarm pws N. }i077 (of bees) DAINTY R. Ty

Swarth; m. s, mi * nw

302 SWA—SYM

Sway, 9 Sema nivm R.mwa -N. mown: a> mw

Swear, JAW -er, m. s. PAW)

Sweat, emit moisture, yn -N. Wt :

Sweep, to clean, NNW * *}72 -er, 753 -ings, TID

Sweet, m. s. (to the taste) PIM (to smell, or to the ear) AY
(to look at) 718 -en, make sweet, POT grow sweet, prvia |
-ner, m. 8. P*VO1D -heart, m. PWT" ONE OPW ° nb>
R. 959 -ish, m. s. DY} -ness, MPN] * MDW. * OY) ly,
—1 -meats, Mp‘IVD"2%D* D’PHDiD -scented, m. s. babes
mip KR.

Swell, grow bigger, may pya* M52 -N. increase, rae -ing,
nsw R. XW)

Swerve, wander, MYF) deviate, VO fD3 ale

Swift, m.s. 19 (of foot) "7273 bp R. bop. -ness, * NWT)

map

Swill, SAD! 79 |

Swim, TM * iw -ming, s. mom Tw ,

Swindle, APY * M9 -dler, m. 8. NDT DTW :

Swine, TD wild-, WNIT

Swing, yy (one’s self) PIN -N. -er, m. s. YIPID

Swoon, Ay * Ayn -N. maby : melon

Swop, pon Son -Nopon on

Sword, 2°)f7 -man, ob iyp

Sycophant, a flatterer, m. s. *|37" iwi) “pron

Syllable, one articulation, APA" TIF

Syllogism, DawWIDN mn |

Symbol, type, 71°." byin -ical, SJYTA -ize, VE. wD

Symmetry, DD Wi Nyhwit-rian, m.s.— —W1}51-rical, swe

Sympathy, fellow-feeling, m.s. MAW compassion, ‘moor
DDI -pathize, MS ON VAN byann + oy On sa)

SYM—TAK 353

Symphony, Mi7ipI NVALT * MYDD Ch.
‘Symptom, JD IDI NN
Synagogue, NDJDT 7am ma R. 4p + nymp
"Synod, pITHD ibs <3}
Synonymous, m. pl. DAP * DDT}

System, Syntax, NOW" 310

Syringe, MD Rem * nmyp Ch.

Syria, DN Syrian, m. YW Syriac, MIN

T

Tabernacle, (a place of worship) Tt! rats R. Tp

Table, an index, M9 a latsurface, !N94r-cloth, —Tr nei piemlA)

Tabulated, M173

Tabour, aA R. npn

Tacit, m. s. silent, wrina meant, }1/D -ly, apnea

Tackle, Tackling (ropes) M87 ban

Tactics, MIMD NWO D’MDD Ch.

Tail, N. 23t -V. 13}

Tailor, bap! “DF * O97 Ch.

Taint, stain, Onn defile, ND -N. OND * 17 820

Take, receive, 7) mpd (a colour) dp -hold, -up, * rns v won
PMT -aim, }71D' 12D -the air, YD PONT -asunder,
TDM -away, -off, POIR. ND -by force, MPINA NP?
-back again, nnp? AW -care, WWII -delight, AWN
-down, -to pieces, T7171 R. I) -the field, OTT? NY
-liberty, DUPYDATINIR. WY -in, bung in, ala R, Nia
cheat, 77D" ' Spy -notice, N71" “ow -an oath, pawn
-out, N°$}71(spots) ays) -part of, participate, DY pon -part,
with, assist, PWT R. PU" -one’s part, ” cane -place,

2Vv

354 TAK—TAR

Hiv -revenge, *“f) DP3IM -to the right, {¥I‘J -to the left,
basen -time, “WY MP9 R. WW" consider, ON? * NII
-one’s turn, soon -upon one’s self, 2°}3I(7 -upon him-
self, accept voy bap -warning, Wt T° anim mp> R.7ID)
-king IEP? * APTN * Awan * mbap

Tale, a tathativerd mw 5 “BD cbearer, m. s. 197 “bin

Talent, (a Jewish weight) "25 faculty, |W ° nbyn

Talisman, /73)>

Talk, (see Speak) -N. -ing aT ‘21 -ative, -er, m. 8,
DMT * TDD -ativeness, OMIT VD)

Tall, m. s. (13 Tallness, 133° Vip

Tallow, 297 -chandler, m. s. 98 NTI) MWip -ish, =D

Talmud, T2997)

Talon, OWT NIDO Ch.

Tame, p33 ~N. m. s. 0353 (beast) mma Moga

Tameness, gentleness, MDW: 3° Man Tamely, =

Tamper, meddle with, ‘2 ann to practise, *"2 Poyn

Tan, prepare skins, MIN TAY -ner, NIV Tay a)

Tangible, v7 Ch.

Tantalise, SY NAWIAIA WN R. Ad

Tantamount, m. s. ywW3 +

Tap, to touch, PDI pierce, V7 API -N. apg!

Tape, pA

Taper, 13) 7? (1 -N. conical, ‘TIT ° yaw Ch.

Tapestry, DMD

Tar, bitumen, 15 7 MD

Tardy, late, m. s. “IFIN7 -diness, mts -dily, —2

Tare, (in weight) bowinan AY

Targum, DI Ch.

Tariff, WDA DDD naw

TAR—TEG 305

_ Tarnish, sully, oy lose brightness, 72 *DYIT RK. Dy

_ Tarry, loiter, WTS * PVT -riance, delay, TN

_ Tart, a fruit- pie, D7 NED Ch.

Task, 2¥P* WY * PIM set a-, ->D.2¥p+*>y Dbd3 take one
to-, MX MDM R. M5) -master, #7353

Tassel, anornamental bunch, MV¥°¥

Taste, try the relish, DW it has a- like, **D TaN -N. oo
-ful,m. s. DYY2 (to the palate) DDL -less, m.s. * 9DN
Do "Dn -lessness, DY on

Tater, POP -N. WP pl. DWP * Nianp wa

Tattle, i 737" DN|Y PWD ler, m. s. PNDY PLB

Tavern, }*) pw" -keeper, m. s. _—bya

Taunt, FT 2 Sy7-N. AYN Dan -ingly, 3

Tawny, m.s. DUM * 9'T5

Tax, N. charge, MDUN , moe impost, D?> ' DoD R. DDS
-V. DY DWNT" wi able, m. s. DIN? WY R. 43
-ation, DI Ty

Teach, HON $ 1195 ° A717 R. 7 -able m. s. 7192? (in morals)
DID "7329 -er, m.s. OX +> * MTD

Team, a farmer’s waggon, DYDD pa Ts mov.

Tear, rend, yp" Pi3 (another) ANY snatch, pion -N.* U7?
Oo¥S* ppa (from the eye) my 2")

Tease, DY * YN? * YIN

Teat, TY

Technical-memorial rinat APMIS MDW

Te Deum, M9 Vey R. 29M

Tedious, m. s. itksome; Mb slow, WIS -ness, * 77700
MS -ly, —A

Teem, yw . m4 $ mp -ful, m. s. m5

Tegument, DD * 18"

306 TEL—TEN

Telegraph, NNW pl. NINW R. Nw

Telescope, | pinind Maw TP.

Tell, relate IBD * 137 R. TA count, "5D! m2 -er, M. §.
IBDN * TNH IBID * Mid -tale, m.s. bon dyn

Temerarious, m. 8. 772 * ND Temerity, MIMD

Temper, mingle, 712 LN. -ament, -ature, JID * AND -ance,
moderation, Tw AjiD -ately, —2 -ate, m. s. AnD ' PRMD
Ch. (weather) MWD NY (zones) MPNODTPINA pon

Tempest, 7 wy MDD 119 -uous, APO

Templar, 1A WOPAR.AD

Temple, a church, wIpD’ —FT IVA -of the head (7)

Temporal, temporary, Ch. Jap yord: jar Ty 15 secular,
Sino yet Ch. -ly, (to this life) MIT pia -ity, secular
possessions, M17 Drip 23?

‘Temporize, comply with the time, {17 ? ASIN

Tempt, entice, MD) -ation, ]D} -er, m. s. nom

Ten, m. wy f. "WY pl. niepwy the -commandments, —
nao nywy -times, -fold, D° 73 niyy DYDD wy

Tenable, m. 8. pim ¥ 2392) R. iD :

Tenacious, m. s. retentive, ° “a pynD

Tenacity, W/ Tenaciously, —2 |

Tenancy, NDY NAM Tenant, m. s. "Diw

Tenantable, m. s. awind *N"1 -less, m. s. aw 3 Ny,

Tend, conduce, ° by5: NNW -ency, na

Tender, to offer, DP * AIIM (advice) yy -N. an offer —
12) proposal, ayy “pw JW -, a. m. s. soft, JI R.
27 hearted, 399.77" JOD -ness, M197* DT
-ly, —2

Tenement, ae) AAS

Tenet, principle, awn | n> mw R.aa5y

TEN—TEX 357

Tenor, purport, }32/> (in music) 133 “PSD Ch.

Tense, (of a verb) adyan jot evias stretched, m. 8. Mn

-sible, m. s. MDVD) -sion, ATS

_ Tent, a pavilion, rials pitch a-, —PPF' PINT

_ Tenth, m. wy f. MYOL -ly, —A -part, hey

Tenths, WWD

Tenure, THMS TDi” NIN R.AIN

Term, 33 -N. asset time, Ch. PAP [OT * WIND MY (for seats
of Justice) MIPS AY Ps Dj. expression, VAAN TDIN
condition, SIF) R. rar limit, 59° man -less, 53

Terminate, to Hiinik, 5390 to end, m3 -mivabie, m. 8. moo.
-mination, a3 ° moon

Terrestrial, Terredivious, ys ow

Terrible, -rific, m. s. DPS * 8752

Terrify, OS * MYA Terrified, m. s. nya * 5n33

Terror, THYA* bma° MMOS Terribly, —2

Territory, land, ents dominion, min2D -rial, oy

Tertian, pra nuydyi

Test, a cupel, 91D * }7¥D examination, M2

Testament, the Scripture, the old-, AYO NTN * 7/3N (being
the initials of) Dans DNA) MF new- DS nn

‘win na -,a will, INJS -ary, —9Y

_ Testate, m. s. Nya *TVD -tor, imap My

Testicle, JW pl. mIns Ch.

Testify, Ty mR. TW -fication; ryt -ifier, m. s. TY

Testimony, -nial, TTYN

Tete-a-Tete, DIB ON OD

Text, ANDi 13 -hand, ja svp YINIWS An>

Textuary, m. s. UTP WIPDA #7 Pz Ch.

Texture, JIN * NID) R. Jad

308 THA—THE

Than, **2 (as Gen. iii. 1. 550 omy more subtle than any)

Thank, 337 R. 79 I- thee, m. TTS -ful, m.s. DIO * V3
R. D3 -less, m. s. -—)2°8 -God, M’A(being the initials of
Dwi JI72 see God)

Thanks, -giving, mq3"° min -offering, mA aR

That, pron. demonstrative, m. rh mrdn f. won which, WS
-, conj. "2 because, {7 n?

Thatch, 2D -N. JOD

Thaw, AWD ' DWDM -N. DID" MID Dio

The, *'r (always prefixed and followed bya dagesh, as 123%
the thing) -like, m. M2 f. NID pl. MOND -more -more, &¢.
(see More) |

Theatre, a play-house, J! wie wi? MIST M3

Thee, m. accusative, IS of pw to-, 7? from- = inl on, or
in-, >] |

Theft, 7232

Their, m. DB’ * (postfixed, as 2 their word) Theirs, m, one

Theism, (see Deism)

Them, m. (accusative) Onis of- pn pus to-,D pn? from, or ofe), .
DiI on, or in-, DID they -selves, T/T Diy (see Herself
and Myself) |

Theme, subject, }.3

Then, at that tiniky in that case, TS afterwards, “M8

Thence, from that place, own for that reason, 122" rm Way
-forth, MAY") mybm IND

Theocracy, {7 by Dye moby -ratical — — oui

Theology, mids M22 -gian, eID Ry tt -gical,.
— Yu

Theorem, FDS ' 559

Theorist, m. s, apna , moma * DID

St Fe ae ee eee

THE—THI 359

Theory, {YD} * MAYWMD -oretical, ATID

There, thereat, TW * DW -is, -are, W (in the future and preter
it is understood, as M7) and there was. NID} 85) and
there was not found.) -about, or ap ES aad -by,
-in, -into, -on, -with, m. ma f. nwa -fore, for this reason,
mr siaga * toy “199 from, DWE -of, MD *tyND
-withal, I} 93

Thermometer, Ch. MSV i)

These, 198 They, m. D7 £.19

Thick, gross, 1Y * D3 Ch. muddy,(as wine, &c.) 815-darkness,

; mbar WIN -air, JINDP -en, grow thick, may ’ NDP make
thick, DT NDP -ness, "2y * N13

Thicket, JD

Thief, m. s. 333 -catcher, —WIA 1

Thieve, 233 -ry, 7223

Thigh, JI: pl. DIT?

Thimble, WDINTLAYS YI

Thin, not thick, P“l grow-, j Ppa make-, p74

Thine, m. pe f. pe

Thing, 13° the least-, TDIND

Think, imagine, apa "by: m1" AWM muse, yr" WI
R. i717 -ing, navn" wy * WN

-Thinness, slenderness, nip mba R. ppt’ 554 -ly, —2

Third, m. wre (in rank) wirdu) -part, menus -ly,—A

Thirst, NDY N. -iness, N/D¥ -y, m. s. ND¥ very-y, NOY ANS
-y ground, INDY * miaxon yus

‘Thirteen, -teenth, m. TWY mvroys f TOY wow (by letters

" of the alphabet) 2" Thirty, -tieth, DWows 1")

This, m. 7 f. MNT -same, m. s. Mi Ni -time, OYSA

Thistle, VIN * WP

360 THI—THR

Thither, to that place, M2 -and-, 79173

Thong, APIS Ch. |

Thorn, a prickly tree,* P2¥ VD HAM PIP TOS +20
yyI PIB PIN Awa mw “oD.

Thomy, D¥ip Mw Ww son

Pockets -paced, m. s. 3° —ny5 -fare, Avia -ly,
mova * INIp2 ;

Those, MP m. MDT £ MIT

Thou, m. TAN f. AS

Though, although, DIAN however, "]8 * DIN

Thought, the thinking, MIWMD * {P37 -* VY" reflection,
TY *|VY concern, wn ful, m. s. contemplative, wo
MawMd *7Y2 careful, — “TET -less, m. 8 iN

Thousand, ADS

Thrash, OAM * Wi} -er, m. s. ODN * Wy -ing, W) -ing=.
floor, me :

Thread, N. (of flax, &.) M5 * pin -vV. ing wn aw
-bare, worn out, m. s. ie -en, pene Dow Dy

Threat, threatening, FTI -en, I00 i ND

Three, m. mw ws f, wow divide in-, why -cornered, m. 8,
mint whet «bya fold, m.s. whys |

Threshold, AND * {AD * 7D R. HDD

Thrice, DVDS why

Thrive, moyn (in flesh) rae Thrivingly, nny :

Throat, 23> * 71272 "1772 R. ‘772 up to the., INST
cut the-, TWIST hn

Throb, (as the heart) 29 pD25)P3 2B-bing, I NPPT

Throne, N. XDD

Throng, JAY OS wANpPAA-N. po Ps. |

Throttle, N. 737 7p | '

THR—TIE 361

Through, by means, **2* 12 * 5 7) oY -and-, throughout,
HID TW) wD * oy) "apr" myp IS Ypo AD

Throw, -away, -down, 2Wn -down a building, onal -up,
fling, J mm. P pop -about, bubdia R. vale) -away one’s money,
“HB -aside, DM R. VD -off a yoke, ra) -one’s self down,
bean (at his feety 99999 bby -Otit, T77J =up, (as the tide)
v71) (with the mouth) N°PM-N. throwing, ' nabune m9)
pop" Seobo-natp | mem withina stone's, WOOD PNT
jas :

Throwster, m. s. IrwID'° min

Thrust away, mn iN m7

Thumb, N. mp? 73" 553

Thump, (with the fist) AND MM -N. IIS NID

Thunder, DY <N. DY “ap, —dip--polt, PIT yn
R. PST struck, m. s, (hurt by aiciios Nia ni amazed,
piv M22

Thursday, nawa win py |

Thus, }3° 73 * nD>" 72 -far, ne ar Wy

Thwart, oppose, * ala -N. ‘TAA

Thy, m. *}°" (postfixed, as W127 thy word) -self, SIT OAS

Tiara, 2¥ “INS

Ticking, Ticken, Pi a PMDIINOD R. YS

Ticket, PWT 7D mix

Tickle, (him) ping? STV -lish, easily tickled, m. s. “0D
ping?

Tide, (ebb and flow) P37) ONT I

Tidy, m. s. DYYI* FID} -diness, DYI**) -dily, —2

Tidings, intelligence, NINA * NID news, NW}

Tie, (with a knot) WP -N. WP (see Bind)

Tier, arow, 110 * Tw a set, JY

2w

362 TIG—TIP

Tight, sound, m.s. Pit close together, m. DYW2¥72 OYA TD
WIM -en, PIT WY * PII -ness, PIM * MPA -ly, —A

Tile, AYA+ VND? Tiling, ODT 3

Till, V3" Ya* MTS ns tay _N.Ch. Mp DIT tas

-,prep. TY -able, A} -age, TWIN -er, WIN * DIS say

Timber, Tip * PIDATYY -yard, AYN -work, TPH

Timbrel) AA RAN

Time, MY * Vota set-, TW 2 R. Tp a seasonable-, 725937 Ny
-ly, in good, or in due-, 13/372 * inva * WIA allin good-,
inpan Sayan bob myy yor 2555 unseasonable-,
mi33 nba My from hit of mind, Doty. Mi") at that-,
x00 pia at this-, ANT nya bY Da at another-, DUS aa |
FITS at no-, (see Never) at what - on this-, MAY from hs
this- forth, MAY a little-, oy ID |} a very little-, bud
payi in a_year’s-, (VA ny syiad in- to come, * pny
DSay py? after a long-, DVD? AINA in our-, WDA he —
spent his-, pnw Wo 1D for a-, sind -is long to him, |
invA YP hie hath: gaPvBtt Out ais OND? INDI it is highs
FY FIND it is nearly-, AUT ADP Twill taker, Wit MPS
R. Mp4 when I shall have-, meme Thaveno-, 922°? PS

Times, many-, M2) DYDD at-, some-, DY a? at alle, $22
Ny three-, DVIPS & why |

Timid, m. s. 8)" THD -ity, NTO “np

Timorous, bashful, m. s. DJ *WA -ly, 7A R. 25

Tin, on -man, —2 maxon mv -ner, —2ININ

Tincture, tinge, tint, VAY "PAL -N. pay

Tinder, NW} AtGiS

Tinker, PISMO 9D 1pAd R.4N

Tinkle, 5>¥ -ling, 9¥93" |

Tip, the top, 87 poh yp * 22 rt DON -of the ear, |

TIP—TOL 363

TT NIM 77a -top, wir? 959

Tippet, )7Yi OD

Tipple, 8D -pler, mi. s. SDD -pling, M8ID *NVw

Tipsy, m. s. 7D¥

Tire, to fatigue, 2317 * NINDM -somie, MN! ANN

Tired, ms. PHY -

Tissue, F|D Ant Nisan “Taa

Tit for tat, 75 ab) a) m0 R. TW

Tithe, pay tithe, nipy -N. Wy 2 -able, m.s. —2 AMD

Title, to name, 7733 -N. an appelation, 933 * DY (of honour,)
OM DY claim, pawn he has a- to, OBwD 9 -page,
PHA Woy

Tittle," Dus “yp ° TP?

Titular, MOS2 spb %

sebi(prefixed toa noun, or to-a verb) rss (preceding a noun

ra -and fro, AW wpa -day, MNT Di -morrow, Wita
-night, AIM mown

Toast, to heat, “bp propose health, m. s. D337 by “ww 2
-N. (bread) DIDI, R.. DN (health is customarily pro-
posed by the term Dyn?)

Toes, DY2717 NPDES

Together, yam baie |

Toil, Spy * mh ‘yin. boy mi: ay

Toilsome, m. s. FO D1 * Parvo

Token, a sign, MIN a remembrance, pdt * Dt

Tolerable, m. s. supportable, 220" ‘ boom) R. 1D middling,
‘22 YOM Ch. -erably, ***** 5) Fees > as 8
yop 85) 23 neither large, nor small) -erance, p)ate)

Tolerate, 7 wan" fab -tion, NW) * can)

Toll, ring a bell, rover S¥dy + MbyN yay R. P98? yD

364 TOL—TOS

-N. POEM 2¥2¥ (an excise) Dd). R. DOD ~-gatherer,
1022 |

Tomb, TAP “stone, map NAD R. as

Ton, 722 O™ WY bpuin

Tone, a note, M32 * Dy © sound, bap

Tong, 93027 305

Tongs, ompon

Tongue, nw pl. mini? -tied, m. s. wy “TD

Too, also, D2.* \8 (-, before an adverb or adjective, is expres-
sed by the comparative, “2 snr: M3 or by the super-
lative TIN as PTS IND or MAW PIS too righteous.
DoD nwipy WS what will be too hard for you. alia a7
too much)

Tool, an instrument, rap lAly: "23 a hireling, m. S. a)

Tooth, 1 R. jiwv pl. Dw -ache, ano AND -pick, Tp

Top, the head, Wi" -of a house, }}/-fuly m. s. W712) son
most, 1}"7)) -gallant, UNIT TA

Topaz, pv.

Topic, WN * Ips

Topography, Maip~atI¥

Topsyturvy, Bplay 5

Torch, 12? ' APIAN |

Torment, to harass; ynd: 2s put. to pain, nay -N. ‘ym? |
‘ay -er, m. s. ymig! Mavi | :

Torpid, m. s. numbed, bint inactive, 373 -ness, Ma

- Torrent, OY * DMD pit

Torrid, m.s; mn° ae

“Tortoise; ay |

Torture, P°¥M (judicially) May =N. Piya! OMY

Toss, PP ' 9t000.R. 2X0

TOT—TRA 365

Total, F193 | °73-ly, 103?

Totter, YI" PT

Touch, to join, "2 pa pal affect the heart, 25a Ty

__ -N. iTpQ2 -stone, ina ‘aN -wood, nw .

“Touchy, m.s. DID) *Mi2* DAN *¥P R.ADN

Tough, m. s. MwiP.-en, mip

Tour, a journey, 00 ‘MDI PDD

Tournament, PiN¥ nondn

Toward, hear, m. s. “baynp

Towards, in a direction to, ° bs aN (-a place, instead of the
prefix om the F1 is often suffixed, as M3 towards the south)
-the end, 7? ny) -morning, -evening, IY 1pa nip?
-noon, BYANA My)

Towel, O° a3 nan

Tower, a high building, bs a fortress, ayD* opi

Town, MIP * VY -clerk, —1 WDtD -house, SUPT M2

~ Ry Seakuiah. my-, *)Y ja

‘Toy, to trifle, 227 pwpw -N. ban pw R. ayy

Trace, draw, Fad follow his footsteps, yniaey EIS 720,

Track,a mark, DY/\a road, "J" mp0 “less, 19190 xo 1

Tract, (of land) a7} tractate, MAMID * DYNDI4P

Tractable, m. s. 2992 *'752099 #130 -ness, TID

Trade, 192) 81 -N. FVD) in’ non Trader, m. s. W5

Tradition, NOD * Nap -al, 3+ bya

Traduce, 10 * 55 7'T -ment, 9 Traducer, m. s.*N°S VD
MAAreg:

"Trafic, |2) 8&3 -N. 11 ND’ mal}

‘Tragical, Tad bas -gedy, ——VW'¥ -gedian, m. 8 — V8

Trail, draw along, IND -N.D ' AnDdID

Train, educate, 42h ' a1) breed, 2 ' 553 -N,. procession,

366 TRA—TRA

MDW * VID -bands, MAND IN MIP

Trainoil, yoNon Pano yaw

Traite, the outline, mDon TPA WRT

Traitor, -ous, m. s, “11)3* bin -ously, T1323" by ap!

Traitress, nayia* nyin

Trammel, “199 * TS -N. a net, 739 * TS

Trample, bana YPT DbT* Cpa * DID ling, MDVAM

Trance, a rapture, Noy ; jy

Tranquil, m. s. Op * MI -lity, Opw * NM * AMID

Transact, to manage, A737 carry on, **3 POYNN

Transaction, negotiation, M3 ons MPOLNT affairs in
hand, POY

Transcend, 9y Myr bey37 -ency, NNW INR. Nw?

Transcendent, m. s. ait 573 -ly nbn pa

Transcribe, PAY -cript, -cription, TPAYNA

Transfer, AYN -N..TayN

Transfigure, form, " 75 -figuration, -formation, MIBINM
TVS Mianwit

Transfix, pyr r "p41

Transfuse, 28% PYM * -°2 p¥)-sion, API! APY

Transgress, WS * DWN * NOM -ion, PWD’ OWN’ NOM

Transgressor, m. s. YWIB* DWN * NON

Transient, m. s. VAp0* nism ad b> -sitory, m. s. * 72
F\|> -sitory world, ban Travisitive: (verb) 88} Spin

Translate, to remove, 2Y'7 interprete, yon: Dan Ch.
-tion, TAWA MYDD * DIDI -tor, PPD * DIN

Transmarine, od ay a)

Transmigrate, PD -tion, Mp"D3 (of souls) ninws 79273
R.993

Transmission, miby Transmit, now

:
:

TRA—TRE 367

Transmute, **9 759 -table, m. s. "]i7} -tation, MIBINA

Transparency, MY * VIVID -rent, m. s. WY * WT2

Transpire, to become known, TN? NY? : nj73n* pny
Ry?

Transplace, Transplant, 3pi7 ' Dip Mu

Transport, to banish, mban delight, send AIP -N. rapture,
aay 992 R. 13 (a vessel) TIDY

Br eepenintion removal, mibw Mayr M banishment, ‘m3
van

Transpose, 1197 Ano 755 -sition, TIO ALM rp

Transubstantiate, ° b 705 -tiation, }5i7

Trap, a snare, LAPY' wpin * wD

Trappings, "TP" VT

Trash, FID * AAI

Travail, (see Labeua)

Travel, JID] * MTi8 “ay -N. NDI * y DS

Traveller, m. s. PN *IDiY * Yds * 357

Traverse, ad. and TI? -V. ae

Treachery, oyna -erously, —1 -erous, m. s. 7)2

Tread, (with the foot) 4 -N, path, JJ

Treason, -able, "7D * T) * 9319 high-, mobp3 np

Treasure, EN : 73 -N. TIS -ury, iI ma -urer, Mm. 8.
312 | |

Treat, to handle, “DY AMIN negotiate, A Nip *"D1D
R. DD discourse, wat -N. (see Entertiinment) ia
TY -ment, ‘OH BRD 279

Treaty, a contract, TSW R. Tw

Trembling, Teoma baer wee inenen

368 TRE—TRI

Tremendous, m.s. DPX * 873

Tremulous, nna m. 8. TY R. vale

Trench, N.Y Sy — pn

Trepan, to ensnare, &//>* bowing -N. Wp ' 221

Trepid, m. s. aad “77° NT * THD -ation, NTS * THD

Trespass, offend, “1 PWS bin enter unlawfully, 723 YOM
R. 203 -N.ywE* 2D "baa non

Tresses, nip2nn * ns

Tret, bowen yon nabes

Triable, m..s. {f72* Trial, srna’ 1Po3

Triangle, -gular, m. s. nv why “bya Triad, wires

Tribe, DAY * BD R. 72

Tribulation, distress, TP * TW KR. VS

Tribunal, {2 | |

Tribute, D7> -utary, m. s. —) ry * TAYWID Ch.

Trick, to cheat, M797 * AIT R. M1 -ing, MDD

Trickle, An mt

Trifle, (with one) °°. on ABE -away his time, Wo? TAN
pNiw-N. py HOP 437 -fler,m.s. 210° phyn* dey t
Alii mean, m. 8. If)" be R. dbp |

Trilateral, m. s. mips whe ous,

Trill, PUTIN * YI -N. mWwnn

Trim, to dress, AYO‘ * 75. -N. -ming, "TY

Trinity, VW ON wry Tritheism, —2 MOS

Trinket, a toy, 920 pepe R. mw

Trip, to stumble, buon supplant, apy make a- to,
Ch.290? Jom :

Triphthong, MAI) Dynan wy

Triple, Triplicate, m. s. wei Triplicity, wry

Tripping, m. s. ee and +50 R, 55p

; TRI-TRU 369

Trisyllable, Mp Aww na

Trite, stale, m. s. nb3 -ness, me

Trivial, m.s. awn IDS ‘ Wid

Triumph, to ébfain victory, TV¥3 * 923 glory, by TSSM
-N. victory TIT¥2 "77933 joy, —Niaw 4p -al, syannd
-ant, m. s. victorious, 923 celebrating victory, aNanD

Triumvirate, DYNA nwbes nowy

Triune, m. THSD sey

Trod, Trodden, m. Ss. esha R. D2

Troop, THAN * “T3 -N. TIT2

Trophy, 28 Sle, : nipop

Tropic, MMT OWA NaN

Trot, to call fast, 05 -N. nan

_Troth, MIDS ' PON by my-, MIDS

| Trouble, vex, DWT * PST * TTR. PI * VY be in-, * TM
WOST Ch. (see Disturb) -some, -someness, mp) : myn
-somely, —3

Trover, MTAN nl1w7 ApAN Ch.

_ Trough, (to feed) DIN oe MaIRwiD watering-, npw

Trousers, D*DI 2D

Truant, m. s. m7) to play the-, 1BBI MAD PIN TM

| Truce, MONT NDoOy

_ Truck, pon’ On -N. IMT AON
Trudge, NYTI3 Pa" pire ei mw

-ness, TDN , miovn

— Truism, VN Truly, exactly, 1133? certainly, DION * NDNA

_ Trumpery, P™)* +535

Trumpet, to proclaim, bsp VALI -N, mNisn “er,

~anyym7

2x

370 -TRU—TUR

Truncheon, N. baw -V.—2 71377 R. 132

Trunk, the body, *\\J a chest, fA98 ' TAN of an elephant,
Ch. SBT DUT AN |

Truss, ay N. a bundle, "7¥ a bandage, 12u) NYANN

Trust, ° 3 PPS87 -N. care, nipwn -tee, m.s.’ pa! “iv
DIDTIW AN Ch. -ty honest, m. s. JNJ * N82 ‘shy

Truth, honesty, Dian ' VON reality, MINVON in-, NDN82

Try, to examine a cause, 1PM *W -with a sii &e,
na’ iD attempt, wpa refine, AY

Tub, yD

Tube, 36" my>

Tuck, to gather up, BON

Tuesday, naw wr 2U) oY

Tuft, WS * VOY

Tuition, T1199 * Mp? * TTA R.A

Tumble, 72°D) * BD

Tumour, a swelling, new R. SW)

Tumult, Maria ° mh) -uously, —2 -uous, m. s. MDW

Tun, (tieasiire) 957 mynd wow

Tune, prepare, Tt wo -N.DYO* [22 -ful, AW
-less, —12°8 . .

Turban, P12n! ary

Turbid, m. s. WY * say's

Turbulent, m.s, 7217 * WY -bulence, 71977 -bulently, —3

Turf, (a clod) SY II

Turk, m. s. yar yo) Turkey, (a country) ieee ya yus

Turkois, vWD

Turmoil, to toil, 39° Diy -N. mynay * Dry

Turn, to convert, (13% become, ° 6 a E07 ‘E007
-over, 07 -away from, m3 *™3D -one from his course,

TUR—TWO 371

MDI (from religion) JNYDY M1 IND -apostate, 11 WT
-about, mp -back again, DW -the back upon one,
ob an m5 -in, bend, ADD -into a house, Os “1D -into
the lathe, DAD AAD 357 -up the ground, TIN AMD
-out of doors, wr * NN -one’s stomach, ° b wtb ni
-N.3UF * NYDBAINT now is my-, PYF 5A AYN -coat,
m. Ss. Aw (from one’s religion) “WO done by turns,
mindy

- Turning, (away) XO] * FTID (of a street) 735

Turnip, 2993 * ND? Ch.

Turnpike, DDI} We R. DDD

Turpentine, 72? AI * yy

Turpitude, PIT YI ‘nwa

Turtledove, VN

Tutelage, 1229 *Ti Tutelary, m. s. OY *PID R42

Tutor, sb * mo R. 717" -ess, nia20
_ Twelfth, Twelve, mY Dw f. Mwy pnw

Twenty, Dey

| Twice, DYOYD * DYDD * MID

_ Twig, OF * ply a> (see Branch)

_ Twilight, YJ after sunset, HiVaY DAW p2
_ Twins, DONA bring-, DSI

_ Twine, to twist, MY *Nay *w-N. dyna

Twinkle, (as the eye) wa yp (as the stars) yi33 -ling,
Tw ASP : VOY R. Fp * ps3 in the -ling of an eye,
ey na R. 715

| Twirl, Y3Q ID 777 -N. DID WADA! R. AP
_ Twist, (see Twine) -ed, "wn

Twitter, V. \SD¥ R. HOY
Two, m. Dy f. onw -by-, m. pw DY -edged, NDS

372 TWO—UNA

-fold, OYOYa " pY?2 * rawr -days, D°3° -years, vaPl4 |
-hundred, DIN thousand, piaby
Type, a printing letter, Ch. DID nix emblem, t/"),° bwin
-ically, —}] JA -ical, m. s. TVD -ographer, DTD
-ography, DID naxon -ographical, ——>y
Tyrannise, (he) WAND Sun -ranny, MSD -rant, segntaeal
ms. PW STDS
Tyre, 1¥

U.

(See Im, In, or Irr, for what is not found in Un; or add to the af-
firmative either of the negative particles, PS2 7S ba “Son +8)

Udder,

Ugly, m.s. ANWD*YI* WI! Ch. -iness TNVT LAY

Ulcer, maw n3D° myan -ate, turn to a sore, a nv
-ous, m. s. — val -ed, m. 8. —9 ry |

Ulterior, on the Sher side ® oop A

Ultimate, the last, MINS * IM ending, FID -tely, —?
tum, 193 | ,

Ultamarine, a. D? 5 YI

Umbrage, resentment, mown give- to, D'P"1'7 take- at, DYD

Umbrella, 9091919 AMD AND |

Umpire, m. s. “WDD

Uuabashed, pon PND

Unabated, AYO PRa

Unable, m. s. weak, von not able, a “TSP

Unabolished, 99292 992

Unaccented, BY Dee
Unacceptable, m. s. ay x5 -accepted, m. s. 43") 1"8

Unaccompanied, m. s. 2d *je2a R. TID * 7

UNA—UNB 373

Unaccomplished, unfinished, m. s. pow Nb

Unaccustomed, m. s. ay) 7372 IDS

Unacquainted, m. s. not alan + ysriy i2.8 ignorant,

+) yas iy

Unadored, m. s. not worshipped, boat x5 neglected, Ais |

Unaffected, m. s. candid, 13 }D ‘5D *Dr * D')Munmoved,
wAITIO WN * 122 TW Ay Nd

Unalarmed, m. 8. JINY * 7n ION

Unallied, m. s. having no ally, W 8 Dy man 2 x5 having
no powerful relation, DIM bya iS

_ Unalterable, m. s. 757 a3 x5

Unamusing, unpleasing, py “2 m, s. *2i0 89

~ Unanimity, NITT8 -imous, m. ms m2 3?

_ Unanswerable, awd TS

_ Unappalled, m. s. yw ~ Ray x5

7 Unappeasable, Ni¥7 2 m. s. TWP

Unarmed, Py) 122 sa R. 42

Unartful, MW 72

Unasked, (of him) m.s. 1D) NY, N5

Unaspiring, m. s. 7117 ebay | ww

Unassisted, 5p! pxa

Unattainable, m. s. 83799 01"72 R. 202

; Unauthorised, mw Dw wa

Unavailable, al 1° “yyy 895

_ Unavenged, DP Pa

Unavoidable, m. s. “1 tora» >I 2
Unaware, DINND yng
—Unawed, kT ‘a

Unbecoming, fitting, m. 8. Ch. fii 193 IS
_ Unbelief, TDN “0M Unbeliever, m. s. POND IN

ee a ee Seer a

j
;
;

374 UNB—UNC

Unbeneficed, m. s. PA MIMS 4? 1D NO R. ppm

Unbewailed, m. s. SDD) Cr 15 ‘THID Psa

Unbind, untie, AAD * AT R.NS

Unblameable, m. s. OF) **p2 Unblemished, D129 °93

Unbolt, AND ‘MDT ADT R. ND |

Unborn, m.s, “912 89 * ng Dw RTD

Unbosom, 35 Way moa

Unbought, *|D2 ba

Unbounded, unlimited, mon 2° PPPS R. moD* y3pP

Unbridled, m. s. “1177 asi WS *aawn

Unburied, TP oa

Unburned, m. s. bn IN

Unburthen, 929 by pra R. 5p

Uncaught, m.s. 183 9303 p10

Unceasing, 7 53 Ton

Uncertain, m. s. 32 WIS ‘POD Ch. -ty, PSD

Unchain, AAD ° A R.A)

Unchangeable, m.s. DB’? ° Hom r raw No

Uncharitable, m. s. ony A so -ness, PAIN "On

Unchaste, lewd, m. s. Tot omow -tity, Mat R. ppt

Unchewd, m. DWT Pa MID OW R. jw

Uncircumcised, s. my Uncircumcision, now

Uncircumspect, m. s. 71 ATI IDS

Uncivil, -ized, m.'s. my? “Dn -ly, Mow) Ona

Unclaimed, (of him) 1179 WPA ND * §OYD wT Ry

Unclarified, m. s. ppt IN

Uncle, ‘Ti

Unclean, m. s. filthy, 4203 **P3 IDS lewd, Ni -liness,
AID * INDY -ly, —2 -sed, m. s. YN, ty

Unclouded, MAY x5

UNC—UND 375

Uncollected, m. s. T59 *WD9' YAP] AON NY
Uncomely, m. s. DUO *DM ' 9971397523 87
Uncomliness, Way DY 0 son
Dcontiintatiien m.s. 2310 sb -ness, INP * nis
Uncommon, m. s. IP. . ras "WSiD IDS
_ Uncompelled, Ch. cae DN PRI
_ Uncompounded, not mixed, m. s. DWH * AQMYN a
- Unconceived, m. s. ab by “mov x5
Unconcern, 1") -ed, m. s. wn ANTT IDS
Unconscionable, (he) 719 T3983 8b -scionably, MIDS 2a
- Uncontrollable, (he) inn? "Sy DPS
Uncover, ma
- Uncouth, m. s. Mawr "UW R. Wi
Uncreated, m. s. 2) mi 85
_ Unction, — nnvin Unebidtidgin, s. |”
- Uncultivated, (land) 2 Tay xb (person) m. s. V3
Uncumbered, 9jf mopyba R. 99y
“Undaunted, m. 8.39 *P OS" NT AMY -ly, ND 972
_ Undecayed, m. s. ba3 na 85
Undeceive, WY ' HOTA. pT -able, m. s. TT 8?
Undefiled, m. s. 7D P32
_ Undefinable, m. s. Y7) Ra Undefined, m. s. BIND
Undeniable, m.s. YMD.N? * 772
Undeplored, (he) YYY TBID Mia ps
aie m. s.°P2° Don
“Under, -neath, “9 MOND * M9? -age, m. s. “yup -£0,
Ni" 53D -hand, aralers -ling, m. s. P7713 -mine, sap, IM
-most, lowest, avolarom nnn -rate, -value, (him) ws
— I wWENIND -ell, wow: aR. on
"Understand, bri: a yw R. AW) -ing, knowledge,

376 UND—UNF

boy a PN es Twn agreement, MM A* MIMS
Undertake, MOI” AWN -ker, rh. ‘alla manager; AVIIID
(of funerals) sy2p PIS PDD RK. jd -king, business,
niga ‘poy, Che )
Undeserved, DEW193 sow -ing of, m.'s. WDD 1D MN
Undesigned, 22 72 Undesigning, m.s. pon aig)
Undiminished, my nox 2 ae R. o>
Undiscerned, m. s. *P"T53 2 -cerning, m.s. PT) IDS
Undisciplined, m. s. 712 8b
Undiscoverable, Vindiamowersa, m.s. D2." poy)
Undo, ruin, TANT Undone, ruined, m.s. TN
Undoubtedly, PAD ‘a NTI RT
Undress, V. WWDM * nwa (orie’s self) DOWENIT | Owe
Undutiful, m. s. m0 anh)
Uneasy, disturbed, m.s. ANTI’ WWOSD Ch. -iness, TAN WS
Unedifiying, m.s. 2.” ah yn? |
Unemployed, m. s. SYa
Unenlightened, m. s. WO" NT? WT IDS
Unentertaining, m. s. DY pwy WD ITN RK. AY
Unenvied, (he) {9 8ape Ts
Uneven, DYDIVTI MAW wba -ness, DDI AW IDA
Unexampled, Unexemplified, oT “ba
Unexceptionable, 157 2
Unexempt, m. s. 23 18
Unexercised, m. s. 97977 82° 7270 i
Unexpectedly, suddenly; DINND yma: Mpro Jaye
Unfaded,m.s. 923 N9 Unfading, m.s. ba as
Unfair DW vba
Unfaithful, -ly, POX 892
Unfashionable, 193/92 Nui mis. WIR. wr

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UNF—UNG

Unfathomable, m. s. 3pm Nb Unfathomed, m. s. PAA x5

Unfatigued, m. s. 7D 5 R. *y

_ Unfavorable, m. s. 240 85

Unfeeling, cruel, m. s. WP * aly) jas 15

Unfeigned, real, MDS ' 7D! Ch.

Unfertile, (land) 711° miapiA VS

Unfilial, a bad son, 93 TID ja
Unfinished, m.s. 7933 D9W3 8?

Unfit, improper, m. s. “wh "Ww IDS
Unforbidden, m.s. “nD R."IN) (to eat) PIN? MD
Unforced, not compelled, DIS PRI
Unforeseen, m. s. pipe TN xd
Unforgiving, m. s. niga “mvp 1? “TWP
Unformed. 377 R. AN

Unforsaken, m. s. "WD * iA
Unfortified, NOMA

Unfortunate, tunately, ry nova Noa

_ Unfrequented, m. s. DW -ly, mor 82
|

Unfriended, Fi PSD (he) 81.49 pS

‘Unfriendly, m.s. DISW *WAST NDOT ID

Unfruitful, (tree,) yp rm sib R. {713 (see Barren,)
Unfurl, #75 * nnn

Ungenerative, m. s. JB DD DN R. a
gUngencrous; Uégéntlemantitie, Ya" "73 ID8
-Ungenial, m. 8. 230 89

Ungenteel, m. s. MVD YI “ION -tleness, MW 70n

‘Ungodly, D799 ANY YD lines, PUA

Ungovernable, m. s. m0 ' aa) "TWP
Ungraceful, m.s. BY *1D R. WD
ZY

378 UNG—UNI

Ungrateful, unthankful, m. s. 592 *FiD iw ly,5V3 nnawa

Ungrounded, iD" 3 | |

Unguarded, MIATA + Maw PSI

Unhandsome, Unhaniy, m. s. Dy 0 “0n

Unhappy, m.s. DY *7W) * TIS |

Unharmonious, NVYI MAY. A

Unhealthy, m. s. 8“ Dew ws

Unheard, m. s. POU x5

Unholy, impious, 1" -iness, wickedness, 107"

Unhonoured, m. s. mbps R. bbp

Unhopeful, (he) 39 sri Na R. OM

Unhurt, -fully, PT by -ful, m.s. PY WIS

Unicorn, DN) |

Uniform, a dress, OYTAS “PUY regular; Tw? -ity, 11D -ly, —3

Unimaginable, m. s. ab wv emp 85

Unimpairable, m. s. 1 bpbpr xb R. py * dbp

Unimpeachable, pid mw ‘ba

Unimportant, “27 DS m. s. bp R. 55D

Unimproved, Uninformed, m. s. 3109 “

Uninhabitable, m. s. naw) *V23 8 -ited, m. s. 3 xo
R. 20"

Uninspired, (writings, &c.) WPA MID x

Uninstructed, m. s. 119? 85 -tive, m. s. DDI) IS

Unintelligent, m. s. 72D IDX -ligible, m. s. }2P a

Unintentional, 131) "2

Uninterested, (he) 35 mS NO) im NOR. 3

Unintermitting, Uninterrupted, sal un 7a

Uninvited, m. s. 82 8 V4 Sy)

Union, unition, nen concord, ATS

UNI—UNM 379

Unique, 19 yin? 2W PX) TMS * TDD pS

Unison, (in music) 774I7 MDP)

Unit, m. THY -edly, YIN TMA! IND

~ Unite, to join, Pat” IAM IME agree, an: TTISNT grow
into one, THN? nig

Unity, the state ot being one, MITA * HT

_ Universal, 229 -ity, 1959 -ly, bboa

_ Universe, generality, b3n the world, pip

_ University, 21727 MA * SHINY Ch.

_ Unjust, (action) mba dyy (person) m. 8. WD

Unjustifiable, m. s. PTS? eS

Unkind, m. s. TOM x5 -ness, | my" yy. -ly, ——3

Unknowing, m. s. 2/3 {8 Unknown, m. s. pai 89 R. pr

Unlamented, (he) 93 THID PS

Unlawful, M37 7339 -ly, NID NW

Unleavened, V3) No- M8

Unless, (see Except)

Unlettered, Unlearned, m. s. "WB * W928?

Unlicensed, MW ANWAT-NS 173

Unlike, m. not like, D°}¥ -likehood, MND pre -ly,
MOND pint

“Unlimited, NINA * YP PNB R. 123" y¥P

"Unload, pha * Sy79 Sp R. Sp

Unlink, Unlock, MMS * mins

Unlooked-for, not expected, DINND NS

Unluckily, ANd¥T pra’ dro yA

Unlucky, mischeivous, J! (1? unfortunate, m. s. * TII8

7D "DY

- Unmaimed, D1 oD m. s. DY

- Unmanageable, m. . Iw * MIDI

380 UNM—UNP

Unmanly, }}233 872 Now

Unmannerly, m. s. MVIYI OT

Unmarried, m. s. 933° 7 WIR oy3 ITN

Unmask, DAI VOI R. ND -ed, m. s. DIY

Unmerciful, m. 8. “WAS -ly, HY UINA

Unmerited, Dawid Nu lk

Unminded, m. s. i¥3 Unmindful, m. s. pow DWP! IS
Unmingled, Unmixed, TIAA 2 m, s. *p3* a R. jt
Unmolested, moe a" m3

Unmulfile, son "pn R. VO

Unnamed, i0bx : dp
Unnatural, yan naz? VIII VN ly, YAGI WITT2 Nou
Unnavigable, m. s. “38 “2 OUN NO DIN? .
Unnecessarily, J2¥ 85: N09 RY

Unnecessary ° Say DN

Unnerve, wierin* rma

Unobeyed, (he) DoW NO PII7

Unobjectionable, m. s. *210 38‘ Ch. ae x5
Unobservable, m. s. AND. Nb

Unobserved, not seen, my? “IN MiNyva
Unobstructed, Unopposed, mI “bn: mow Wyn Ppa
Unoccupied, not inhabited, 1W° pro

Unopened, m.s. VAD * *FAD3 DIO

Unorderly, Unorganised, “10 ba: DITIO N72

Unpack, MIND -ed, m.s. TAN "178 IDR

Unpaid, pde Nd

Unpainful, m. s, 8) xo

Unpalatable, m. s. Dy *9D R. VD

Unparalleled, POT "52

A ia 22 ndp Onis’ N2

UNP—UNP 381

- Unpeaceable, quarrelsome, m. s. 7D *wN* I “IMD
R. 7M
Unpeople, DTS PRO MDD? DW
Unperceivable, (see Unobservable)
Unperjured, m. s. "py? *vav) x
Unphilosophical bee 7223
Unpitied, m. s. IY DN WOR. jn
Unpitying, m. s. nr omy x
Unpleasant, onphsestoge m. s. 210 x5 -ly, PQA
Unpleased, m. s. i
Unpliant, m. s. Twp
Unploughed, (field) {3 TAY 85
Unpolished, Unpolite, M3192
Unpolluted, not defiled, m. s, NOD x5
Unpopular, m. s. Siw ' 4 DN
Unpractised, m. s. bn09 WT IS
Unprecedented, m. s. wing PO’ IVT IID N?
Unprejudicate, Thapeeinaiieds m. Ss. oy +a
Unpremeditated. m. s. pe?psawn 85
Unprepared, Unprovided, m. s. })32 85
Unpretending, m.s. 71 “Dw * WW
> Unprevented, TSP PRA i yn ba
Unprevailing, Pp") * Sw
Unprincipled, wicked, m6. pon
Unproclaimed, Unpublished, m.s. 01229 4p) 89 RD
Unproductive, Unprolific, m. s. PIB" NID "NIAID
Unprofaned, not violated, f. s. FSDOT so iG.
Ungrofitable, NY * Pp’? m. s. by 8 Unprofitably, =
Unprohibited, m. s. WOR IS * WD RK. Wa
Unpropitious, m, s. 210 85

382 UNP—UNR

Unproportioned, yw? xo

Unpropped, M2¥2D Wen 92

Unprotected, mona jap 85a R. qu

Unprovoked, wy 1a R. “WY

Unpunished, m. s. W392 89

Unpursued, *)719 psa

Unqualified, Ch. PATS JPN Unqualify (him) °° Damn

Unquenchable, "|v" ‘yd Unquenched, aw x5

Unquestionable, -tionably, PDO 2 ONTID RTT

Unquiet, disturbed, MM} tiny R. T113 restless, m. s. THIN

Unravel, explain, W713 ' sha

Unreal, MOXA N+ Ch. Mw! »73

7 Unreasonable, -sonably, UW PRA * nmin 2 R.A

Unreclaimed, m. s. DVD mpd sd R. Tey

Unrecompensed, Unrewarded, 703 pyres PRa

Unrecorded, s. 15D by “my 1 5

Unredeemed, m. s. bye 775) xo

Unreduced, ieee: ny 02

Unregarded, unheeded, m. s. wal) hy not respected, m. s.
awn x5

Unrelenting, m. 8. WON * 2AM? x5

Unrelieved, not baccomied: “ty PRA not eased, J we 2

Unrepenting, Ch. ION slap) a

Unreplenished, m. s. "yd: WIN

Unreproached, Unreproved, dor psa

Unrequested, (he) #1179 wpa vo

Unresented, MOWIN 9 m.s. 99ND

Unreserved, (he) 3 {5 i053 R. aa5

Unresisted, not opposed, many 2 |

Unrestored, m. s. IWIN so R. aw

UNR—UNS 383

- Unrestrained, WYP PRA * TWN 892

Unrevealed, m. s. np)" 7523 5

Unrevenged, MP3 852m. s. DPJ x5

Unrevoked, m. s. wan ba R. aw

Unriddle, "hp

Unrighteous, m. s. pw -ness, pw’ oy -ly, —2

Unripe, too early, 13/3 3 a? not ripe, avin Vda DY (grapes)
IDA * W190 (figs) DID

Unrivalled, (he) #7}29 SHAD PS

Unroot, Ww * IPP

Unruly, m. s. 221 * N15

Unsafe, m. s. WOA IN in danger of life, {DD Ch.

Unsaleable, 25P PS * m.s. 1D89

Unsalted, n20 2

Unsatisfied, m. s. nyt paw {2.8 -satiable, m. s. paw 85
-satisfactory, wor nyay xd

Unsavoury, m. s. Son: py *D

Unseasonable, iF 892

Unseconded, Wi Psa m. Ss. 172? R. ‘TT

Unserviceable, m. s. doy xo

Unsettle, overthrow, DIT! Dab2 R. 555 -tled, m. s. 22220

Unshaken, m. s. }/} NOR. pT

Unshapen, (he) sb: VI 8) "Wh 85

Unsheath, 29 How

Unsheltered, ADMD 121972 R. 123

Unship, mean wan R.N12

Unsifted, not tried, TPM Aw IT a

Unsightly, ‘BPA blinicets ‘HF won

Unskilful, unskilled, m. s. bay ion ness, 23% DF

Unslaked, m, s. FWD Sy)

384 UNS—UNT

Unsolicited, (he) yD wpa Nv, -citous, m. s. VDT x5

Unsound, m. s. D?Y IPN

Unsown, MY) x

Unspeakable, 78D 7979 pS RK.“ D NAW dy Ni. ND
Unspecified, m. s. vind No

Unspent, m. s. m2D x5

Unspotted, Unstained, 0975 ya

Unstable, unsteady, m. s. 1715 * 18290

Unstrained, pita Nb

Unsubdued, Untamed, m. s. yld3 IS

Unsubstantial, m.s, Ch. wiDid DP IDS

Unsuccessful, m. s. mdyn WIS * nbyy Nb

- Unsuitable, Unsuiting, 1D NOR. we)

Unsullied, Untainted, *) °72

Unsuperfluous, anion? > RIM

Unsupported, Unsustained, Ma DID 2

Unsuspected, m. s. Ch. TW ID -ing, m. s. TWIT IDS
Unsworn, m. s. JOW3 18

Untasted, WDD ODA

Untenanted, 1/1" ban

Unterrified, FINN STD 893

Unthankful, m. s. naw WD IM R.7D2-ly, 593 nwa
Unthinking, m. s. oman: “WTI Is
Unthriving, m. s. mon DS! nbyy NY,
Untie, FIND * “An R. NJ Untied, m, s. MINS * IND
Until, TY -here, rai m2 “TW -now, TAY TW

Untimely, 121 “309 an- birth, 953

Unto see To)

Untold, 93D 737 8? R. 722

Untouched, m. s. (by any one) WS *52 pad x5 unmoved,

UNT—UP 385

“in? Ty mya N?
Untoward, m. s. nin -ly, Ww 3
Untravelled, m. 8. BN #12 Tay NO
Untried, m. s. JID DW
Untrod, 939, 12 IT ND
Untrue, (person) }78 Non Untruth, PY
Unvanquished, (he) 49 boy PR
Unvaried, a non 72
Unveil, may
Unversed, m. s. ° Syth itt IDS
Unused, not put to use, m.s. J2 WDAwWA Ch. 53
Unuseful, 3 nppin N00 R. oy ms. 69? ndyr Re
Unusual, m.s. 1p) “8D PIT IPN
Unutterable, ineffable, m. s. mo by so x5
Unwalled, m. s. DAD ADIN “ib PR
Unwarily, NIV 72 Unwariness, 15D
Unwarlike, m.s. 9 *wx 89 mandy * TID 21D *iDN
Unwarrantable, m. s. ps” x5
Unwarranted, m. s. 102 VWI TS
Unwary, m. s. TMB * ‘oman
Unwearied, indefatigable, m. s. ya” ay 85
Unwelcome, m. s. Dy my 8
Unwholesome, m. s. P*D R. pt) (land) Maw N2D1N8 PS
Unwilling, m. s. {81D * YDOVN?
Unwise, m. s. pon Ny)
Unwittingly, MYT 533 Rpt
Unworthy, mean, banda undeserving of, m. s. paw +35 TS
Unwrought, }ipA DIO
Unyoke, oy a>) R. ‘bby
Up, above, nbynabn: oy at an end, m. s, pow "m5 - -, interj.
22

386 UP—USU

DIP -and down, TN Fp -hill, difficult, 7

Upbraid, OWN * SY DIN R. My -ingly, TID

Uphold, uplift, 82 T230 "O TR.

Upholsterer, m. s. 72 3 Pa R.

Upon, on, oy -my life, WNT "Ha -my honour, -my word,
MN by

Upper, -most, m. s. Woy -hand, mypoy m3

Upright, m. s. erected, apt honest, Dn *ON -ly, perpen-
dicularly, VDP iP honesty, OAD * wha

Uproar, TIN MADD

Uproot, ww 1 “pL

Upset, pM * DIA

Upside, many m Ty

Upstart, m.s. STP “O73 * m7 x5 rm

Upward, higher, yigh more than, **7 94°

Urge, incite, THT R. Wy press, YON “PNT R. PIS -geney’
PM -gent, m.s. PIT -gently, AYIA * TISDMAD -ger,
m. s. YY5% .

Urine, pan a

Us, 13°" (always: affixed, as, JINN us aad tous, W112 teach us)

Usage, treatment, ‘DY Daw custom, Ama * ban

Use, to employ, **3 wn Ch. treat, ‘DY ciara -ful,
m. 8. Spy R. bp oe Wis: —N5 (words) * ab “24
DY] OD" -fulness, MOYIM -fally, —2 -lessly, =)
-lessness, nba

Usual, 2097 -ly, 373 ' A732

Usurer, m.s. M32 * amb Usuiioig, yw IWS R. “03

Usurp, pIna Mp» -ation, pina AMP?

Usurper, m. s. )Y72 now “PIN R.417

USU—VAN 387
Usury, JW) * M24 lend on usury, —2 mon
Utensil, 5D )
Utility, usefulness, M2VIN R. 2 profit, PY * nn
Utmost, Uttermost, INV 22? extreme, T¥P * moon
Utter, to speak, onal NOB AP publish, nba -able,
Ip3-ance, MWA NDAD -ly, MIgwa ‘mbna nds

V

Vacancy, Vacuity, emptiness, IPi2 ‘72 KR. AAA

Vacant, m. s. empty, P") free, WAT

Vacate, quit, ay

Vacation, leisure, 1J2 R. i735 -time, W537 8757 YD

Vacuation, an emptying, pw evacuation, EN

Vacuum, 173 R. W723

Vagabond, Vagrant, m. s. T21 v2 R. 713 * YP

Vague, unsettled, DIND * DD IM¥ 72H

Vain, fruitless, PY, ' SI "pw -ly, —) -glorious, m. s.
MSA * WN glory, MS! * NVI

Valance, N. BOT Wop ans mp R. Aw:

Valet, niwn * wow Ch.

Veletadineciom, m. Ss. won m2 DN

Valiant, m.s.9 #78 s+ Son avy -ly, Syma + abn VIANA

Valid, m. s. D9? * pit -ity, BVP * pin

Valley, Poy * MPD * M2 Na

Valour, 2977 YON * 7TI2 Valorously, —2

Valuable, m. s. 1p” * awn

Value, Pw 1 -N. "}1p -ation, estimate, pw ° NWI

Van, -guard, S189 109 i on

Vanish, 7391 son: m3) ay

388 VAN—VEN

Vanity, emptiness, oan arrogance, TVIN83 * 35 Wt

Vanquish, by aa? «rly 2D) * FN) -er, m. s. a Pl)

Vapid, m. s. boop * yp. 55p +390 * DU Ch.

Vapour, M1 “inp Vaporous, m. s. yon

Variable, m. s. 721 (person) MY *}3 -leness, MIM -ly,
—2 nipdn

Variance, 20 * MpiMD Variation, 13 * MoT

Variegate, MINTD M3 -tion, MINTDA Maw

Variety, D°3°7D main Various, m. Div

Varnish, M02 * man -N. 1577 -er, m. s. ae lalA

Vassal, TAY “Tapwny Ch, -age, MITAY * Tay uv

Vast, enormous, THD m. Ss. oy -ly, TNDD “TY

Vault, arch, aj) -N. 155 -ed, m.s. mIDD (see Cellar)

Vaunt, 72 AMT “ISBT -N. mB Ra -ingly, —2

Veal, 3 "wa

Veer, turn about, 33D 73D

Vegetable, MD¥ -tate, MOY -tation, MVD -tative, noi

Vehemence, ardour, ADD r pwr -mently, —2

Vehement, eager, m.s.*|}D33 * ppivitg |

Veil, to cover, MDD -N. 4DD (for the face) *PYS a partition,
n24B |

Vein, (in the flesh, or in mines) "TY

Velocity, MIVA * MPR. 2p

Velvet, (a silk) wT “pw Ta

Venal, mercenary, UNA pya wn “ity, pya nay

Vend, bal) -er, m. 8s. VDD -ible, m..s. VDI"

Venerable, m. s. TKI) *T333 * TAD * DD *NiW3

Venerate, "MS NP * TD TAD -tion, NOD AST

Vengeance, Mp) * Opa Vengeful, m. S. s1010) DP

Venery, lust, aawINpWN * Dy Veneral, —5y

VEN—VES 389

Venison, YY R. TY

Venom, N. v9 m7 DD * DS Ch. -ous, m. s. raal 4a

Vent, emit, mus * NYT R. NY -one’s passion, by Mor “be
-N.a passage, FIND discharge, maiue ¢ FINI (see Sale)

Ventilate, to fan, nnd NSW -tion, nd ANS

Ventilator, A) prim 97D *M aD R. MDs

Venture, to dare, awn m. Ss. in IN?D -his life, WI am
nin? -N. a chance, mp

Venturous, bold, AVP R. ry -ly, —2

Venus, (a planet) 1233 1315

Verocity, MYABN ° VON

Verb, D5y5 -al, -ally, 7D Oya -atim, 1992 99

Verbose, m.s. OMIT FD -osity, DDT 7

Verdant, green, wt Verdure: Py,

Verdict, Daw * DDD * 1] YI POD Ch.

Verify, noxn : Dp R. Dip

Verily, MOND * DIN * |S R. 2

Verity, HOS ' TON t NDS

Vermilion, N. WW

Vermin, 73) “Dw * OW Bin -ate, —dA1

Vernacular, (his) TD vis Ow R. 159 idiom, iy yw?

Vernal, DAN bw

Verse, a paragraph, P1DD Ch. poetry, FM * my

Versed, m.s. V7 **Pa Ch.

Versifier, m. si NYT NI¥2D "BND -fication, NDIN
ny

Version, maT “iy dw Ch.

Vertex, Vertical, wT by 2

Very, greatly, TN -little, Wit) Opi (see Identic)

Vesper, the evening star, 4/2 DID

390 VES—VIG

Vespers, IW TMI Nan RK. 945

Vessel, a utensil, 3. a ship, Duy OS R. OW

Vest, to invest, T AS No dress, viabn -ure, vAArD

Vestibule, S799 * pds gn

Vestige, a mark, pu

Vestry, meeting, nba (a room) —/I DOS TH

Vetch, (a seed) M¥P

Veteran, m. s. MY... (as PTWIO MONI We an
old Soldier. ) .

Veterinarian, a horse-doctor, D}DID NAN

Vex, YM? *P¥t -ation, YN? *Mmpwa * wa? Now
-atiously, —2 -atious, m. s. yn? ‘ Dyn -ed, (he)

“5 jwaa Mw

Viand, FAW * 7H 7

Vibrate, PY. ' PIT R. Pd Vibration, Wr

Vicar, Vicarious, TPS * Dip Sonn

Vice, wickedness, PW *}iV. R. yy second in rank,

+2 MWD (as 2? MWD a Viceroy.)

Vicinal, m.s. -b 3594p Vicinity, Min * MAP

Vicious, m. s. yw Ta5 pwn

Vicissitude, ae ° 7pm 493

Victim, a sacrifice, MBit 'MAb * {a4

Victor, -ious, m. s. M¥I -ry, M3 13a -riously, —2

Victuals, {i172 *‘ TDY Victual, —i9 -ler, m. s. —PDD

Vie, contend, 2°97 * 7¥3M7 rival, 2°70

View, to survey, j aI 13 AN examine, bane -N. show,
MSV "TD a survey, TN * MLA object, 2D at
first-, Tw MDPwa in one-, NOs Mapwia have a
thing ing, PD AWM

Vigilance, NUIt* ADPW -lantly, —2 -lant, m. s.. * 7

VIG—VIS 391

TP * MPH a -lant eye, AMPS PY

Vigor, on -ously, —2 -ous, m. s. —W8 (see Might)

Vile, m. s. MYR 1 295" 20WF *OL22 -ness, * MND + NidT
midaw -ly, —2 Vility, bibs la

Village, TID | WPINE @s Mnia 9) pawn
Heshbon and all her villages.) Villager, m. s. “22

Villain, -lanous, m. s. 23 -lany, 7 ?23 -lanously, 3

Vincible, m. s. M2 widm

Vindicate, justify, P/T¥iT * PI (one’s self) P"WSIT revenge,
DP ° DP) -tion, (of one’s self ) MIP OST *mbynn

Vindictive, m.'s. 1012) DpPid -ly, | nao * mp22

Vine, }2 -dresser, D713 -gar, |) yon -yard, D1

Vinous, *J%) * }X2

Vintage, ¥ -tager, WY12 -tner, | 7319

Violable, m. s. 99) R. 957 -ate, injure, PY * DIM infringe
a law, MSD by qAy ravish, N70 ‘DIS * MDL -ation,
may “DY -ence, Pi] *DIDM * DIN -ent, outrageous,
m.s. DDIM * YW -ently, TPM * ODA

Violin, b33 Violist, m. s. 2 }222) * —B by | p75

Viper, a serpent, DOU ' POY * {ND 'TVDS

Virago, 3 nw +29 nyyN

Virgin, ndina -al, by ity, DONA

Virility, power of procreating, 122 poion MD R. 5

Virtual, effectual, m.s. PIT -ly, “by ba NDNA

Virtue, force, MD piety, KMITON * p'T¥ -tuously, —2 -tuous,
m.s. TOM * i

Virulence, Ary ‘py -ulent, m.s. VW py"

Visage, MND 7-5) R. 735

Viscount, ADO MILIND -ess, —— NW

Viscous, m. s. pan ° pain

392 VIS—VOL

Visibility, FART Visibly, —2 * "222

Visible, m. s. ae ie:

Vision, T81) ' mm -ary, imaginary, MWDT2

Visit, to go to see, 2B min ' “Pa sithniah obyy IPD -N.
DNB NSN) APZ-ation, TPB-cr, m.s. “DYBNINIP*NI
“pio

Vital, Wy -parts, vitals, —rT }/D * WIT MVM py -ity, MV

Vitiate, nw . DP 2P R. bb5 -tion, nnw % bapbp

Vitious, m.s. MWD “now * bpbpry

Vivacious, gay, m. 8. ong: on WN -city, n?qyD

Vivid, m. s. PT * VND -ness, MM nv

Vivific, m. s. VIM Vivify, MT * Moy

Viz, TON? 1371

Vocabulary, niban AD R. bor

Vocal, -ly, m pa -music, j mary

Vocation, employment, Mwy i ° poY Ch.

Vocative, MNP TaN nbn R. 95p

Vociferation, | mips * ‘pin -erous, m. s. PLY * MV

Vogue, fashion, m , rapa esteem, AS ‘maw

Voice, sound, Sip vote, MIR. YT

Void, emit, a SPA mw POV KR. NS” annul,
TST -N. null, PS ‘ODS empty, m. s. p", * HAPS an
empty place, 15 Dip emptiness, APIA * NAP) ' w3
RR.

Volatile, evaporating, m. s. (WY m2>" -ity, JWI myD

Volcano, Y8"N2WIDT AVIA IR.

Volitation, vag “PD

Volley, MW * Pa -N. mbw + mynpa

Volubility, MII * MP R. bbp Voluble, m. s. PD

Volume, a book, 72 compact, m. 5. PITT

VOL—WAF 393

Volumnious, O°D D°D 7D oy

Voluntarily, 727A" m.s. POND iOYPD

Voluntary, Volunteer, m,. s. AV |

Voluptuary, -tuous, m. s. TSF) “NOY TN +

Vomit, 8°PiT-N. (amedicine) 7 Spo DD matter thrown up, 8°

Voracious, }AL") -ness, FY npwn mManayy

Vortex, a whirlpool, DY aba R. bby a whirlwind,
AAT AWAD

‘Vortical, 533m‘ 234nDD

Votary, wap" wPND Votaress, AW PD ‘neapna.

Vote, Ma -N. AVIA * AY R. VT -ter, m. s. IH2 -tive,
done by vote, mya ai by

Vouch, to attest, TPT -N. NITY WV -er, TY" m.s. TWD
ssafe, MOI |

Vow, make a vow, 1] -N. 173

Vowel, D¥YIATWMINANP?

Voyage, D2 myDS -ager, m. s. D°75) MINIs Dy

Vulgar, m. s. mean, baw ordinary, byt Ch. the lower
people, DPT POM" PAST op’ mipyrts -ly, —2 -ism,
-ity, mibsuy

Vulgate, B79 WIP WIPH DIA Ch.

Vulnerable, m. s. 930M * pd R. prs

Vulture, 7° ' 78

W
Wabble, Waddle, P12 *PYIINT
Wade, D193 72

Water, PPI
Waft, carry over, AY1i7 to float, AMY
3 A

304 WAG— WAR

Wag, J! - the tail, INAwWPwP-N.m.s. 9D

Wage, “TINT Wager, MIWA MINPM R. ADD

Wages, 13” ' n7Sb1 | |

Waggery, bmn: Sing Waggish, m. s. an’ pmst

Waggon, 7 bay -er, —byn

Wail, (see Lament)

Wainscot DD -N. }}2D

Waist, 2 YX DY Ch. -coat, FAMIA wiady

Wait, expect, mip’ mont amin R. om stay, TOY attend,
nw? Thy lie in-, baby -er, Mm. Ss. nw -ing, "mpn
nonin: TOBD * NW

Wake, not sleep, YT * V3}! -N. a watch, Dwi -ful, m. s.
“WW Waken, rouse, PYM

Walk, WA takeas, YIN TANT * SNCh.-N. the walking,
> S909 a walking place, —7 DIP -er, one that
walkie: 27 -ing stick, nw’ MOD R. 72

Wall, N. MiN-V. Apr R. Ap

Wallet, MOAN Oxp>y* OIA Ch.

Wallop, PNT) OY Tay} nn

Wallow, ° 553

Walnut, NAS

Wand, Ov pa nD R.A.

Wander, go astray, pn -derer, m. Ss. mh

Wane, oy * pe son

Want, to need, 101 I- toknow, Y YD? VIBMN-N. “Dn ° "on

Wanton, boii mor tow R. DOT -N. m. s. ‘boinnp
Mit *ANOYF -ness, min ay, —2

War, OMY -N. MIND -like m. s. MON?D *UrN

Ward, defend, TY2 pnbn guard, “>Y 32277 -off, “DADwN
-N. a garrison, 98200 wn bn custody, wip -en,

WAR—WAT 395

an officer, T)PB '112/)/) aguardian,m.s. WW ' DIDIIDAK
Ch. -robe, nnndn - ship, TPB mw

Wares, myinDd* nosqp Warehouse, NIN (see Store-
house)

Warfare, Nays xyyp nay

Warm, D/DT (one’s self) DIN grow-, OM] -N.m.s. OF
-th, DA

Warn, WIHT * TY -ing, TIS * TTY

Warp, N, ny

Warrant, attest, TWiT R. TW authorize, mv 13 assure,

+> Say M27 -N. ANY HD" Mw -able, m. s.
PAS -y. maw an3

wanes MOM? WN

Wart, nday -y, —2' xb

Wary, m. s. V0) ° WT -rily, MIVA

Wash (the body) YT (linen) DDD -out, (as a__ vessel)
DvD ADY PVD -N. -ing, WYN * OID2 -bowl, TY ND
-er, DAD -ing-place, —7 DIP -tub, —7 VO 72 -er,
woman, taleyah yo

Wasp, ms

Waste, dwindle, ribD spend, MoD desolate, ana -N. ruined, ©
mM. s. a7n' 2177] (see Desert) -ful, waster, m. s. ‘mon
IND -fulness, Pe! -fully, —2

Watch, to guard, DW * 703 observe, *"2 84 WITS O27
R, (A) -N. a time of watching, TTWIWS ; “WawID a clock,
- Ch. my W AN -ful, m. s. Ww) yr -fulness, OTT
-ing, a guarding, TIOY * now -house, —m2 -man,
“Div * MDW -tower, O*DIY 9590

Water, to supply with water, nipwa -N. (one of the elements)
DY -y, -ish, —2 -mill, —7933 3317 IND -mark,

396 WAT—WEA

OY DW make--—P OT R.203.* PWT -age, INDY
-course, TOYA * ADA -drop, YI! MEY Ch. -fall, TW

- sgruel, oTyyY nian MD -man, TIP VAY -pail, TD
-pipe 133

Wave, put off, TA] beckon, 17 * DI -N. Taw ° 5 -ved,
moved, m. s. FIFI ,

Waver, JJ -er, ing, (in mind) m. s. “RYT dypu RYT

Wax, -N. ai MWY Ch. -V. 2D

Way, "]1"1ifhe come into my-, PP, Nid DX to be out of the-,
err, myn absent, pag he asked out of the-,’ PiNwe nm wpm
WDD midvnge WPA give-, M3 make-, “Mb] ‘DYPowW
no- JOIN BWA NY every-, DIDIN bs Sy all manner of

- ways, Du DNDN D°D7J-farer, -faring, m.s. W7I8 “Dw
‘lay, “9 DON *77¥ -ward, ms. MD * ABW

We, 9388 * 33792 "2028 |

Weak, feeble, m. s. mpn* wom pliant, "J R. 47 -en, * 759
won -ness, feebleness, }}*27) "7 wn defect, JIDA

Weal, happiness, MOY" AW public-, mat nav
asi

Wealth, ODP ' DDD * win WY yi -y, ms. DWH

Wean, dpa -ling, m. s. “bapa

Weapon, Ch. PROD * FW" TIN

Wear, have on, vad hold out, PAS wT -away, -off,
moa’ no2 -out one’s eg misoa -er, m.°s.
vinid - wand -i ing, WD? * WDD * ‘mba: indo

Weary, ninday pay LN. m. $s. pn by «iness, -isome,
mom trp dp

Weasel, tn

Weather, fine-, TWA PMY foul-, eyale AY gloomy-, * MAY
j2 7D rough-, FAY wy ' FIBA -beaten, m. s. AP. ann PDN

————————

WEA—WES 397

~gage, -glass, MY TN -wise, m.s. IPT "yd

Weave, to form by texture, 8 -er, m. Ss. 758 .

Web, texture, JI8 *NDOD R. 73D

Wed and Wedding, (see Marry and Marriage,) singer
mn O} -ding-ring, PWITIPI APA -lock, DSW

Wednesday, naw. ypawpy

Weed, (an herb) 91D-* BXOHW -y, NOD -hook, WD

Week, P12¥ pl. Nipaw (two) DAY by the-, W1IW -day,
Sina oP ly, Jaw yaw 1D

Weep. 73 -er, m.s. 7212 * MQ2/ -ing, s. TJ “32

Weigh, try the weight, bow to judge, DID

Weight, a standard, boeing importance, “)2? ‘o gravity,
733 *MI739 -ily, —2 -less, m. s. NOR “dp RK. ddp

Weighty, m. s. ap. ; rae

Welcome,*}3 ne N. received,m.s. 98") “MNDY ONDA “Papo
reception, DIB NDP -! inter. m. s. JW NB W713
-comer, m. s. O° Sap

Welfare, Wellbeing, sanbyn IW

Well, a spring, S23 ‘83 -,m. s. convenient, 130 not sick,
syta + Ddw live-, 29 IT -, rightly, 11929 sufficiently,
‘“] as -as, “"°""" ars" 31% Dd (as a DI 5 D2 to me as well
as to thee, see As) -! come on, 12/7 R. 3/7 it shall be so,
{2 YD) -born, m. s. WM) LY | OMY) -bred, m. 8. *7Y3
ae: NY -done, iV (thou) nitw? Alo
-favoured, m. s. 15) *AN8VD *2i -nigh, almost, py.
-wisher, m. s, 210 *W157) |

Welter, **2 554)

Wen, pny + nga

Wench, a young woman, T7}3 ° mp?y -ing, Mt pyIOU

West, s. TUPI -, ad. Bela, -ward, naw

398 WET—WHE

Wet, to moisten, 1077 make to drink, nippy -N. rainy,
DYDW NY moist,m. s, 207° R. 19-ness, * MI
mind

Wether, DDD Ou

Whale, ind “PIA

Wharf, Mi"IN"AIN -age, —7 TW DIP R. DDD

What, that which, WS which baie VD * HD -is it? m
*N7 12 -one is this? m. *8W71 *7} 1D let come -will,
rT i) “T") -is become of him? 9 PINT PTD -art
thou to me? abr 5 ii) -is it to thee? NUT MD
-countryman art thou? qn Tdi YTS FIPS -ever, TW 3
-time? ‘IVD

Wheat, MOM -en, DOM Fue R. IM

Wheedle, TAD * WT ‘Mp 292 NT R. kws +

Wheel, 23D 33D -N. a circular body, | DIS * 2373 R. 953
-barrow, THY JDIN M22 -wright, DIS sip

Wheeze, 719 ats ‘pia ° ala

Whelp, 2

When, at what time? ‘MD at the time that, WR -ever,
ny 23

Whence, PRD’ rTiZ) "S&S -soever, WR Nip 1531

Where, -abouts, VN * OS * py -are thy thoughts ?
NVA] NID TTS R. DDT -as, when on the contrary, **)
(as VUDIN nxt whereas she says) -at MS -by, -in, -into,
-withal, 722 -ever, -soever, WE Dip bo2 -fore? for
what, nnd -of, -upon, mM TUR by saree

Whet, ]3Y * 35 -N. 40 -stone, Ch. MInwT ax

Whether, “TT *ON *IN (as, on whether he will go.
WN DN MIDI DN whether cattle or man. M218 42 18

whether son or daughter.)

WHE—WHO 399

Whey, 35n %

Which, MS -ever, WSs b5

biampccs Be fas naw? "TIM DI
YI} OVO a bil a. 1D} after a-, (dav) DMD eon a. a-
ago, 42

Whilst, sy -yet, Tip ‘3

Whim, mt M1 -sical, m. s. T5) ' a7p3 mt nm

Whip, ap) D7 R. 71D) -N. Viv -ping, s. pon Ch.

Whirl, DID DADYN -N. ID DAD NY -pool, 91293
py R. 953 -wind, 97 Wa0

Whirring 0°22 wy bsp

Whisker, |p? nya (on the lip,) pay R. Taw

Whisper, vind -N. vind -er, M. S. vind

Whistle, »omap paw -N. >omaa ape

Whit, wit Op oy

White, m. s. 9 “ITI (of an egg) mya ian (of the eye)
12? -wine, } sadn }"" -ness, na? -wash, N. whiting, TY
-V. to plaster, 2 TY ish, m. s. 129 YD IY

Whiten, 1297

Whither, T28 ° TS.

Whiz, M7 * D3

Who, 1) -ever, -soever, Yk WH 93° MBN) WAN

Whole, m. s. solid, Don (in health) pb Y all, baba? 93° 55
the-, 595 the total, —"JD make-, pouin' " }PF -sale, a2
6553 -some,m. 5. 310 Wholly, mDdua' mixdpa >

Whom, ° mA WS MS -soever, IW b> ms

Whore, neeap mast -dom, mit mtn -house, MIVA MD
-monger, MID} RAUF R. DIT -son, ODD)

Whose, 0?* “vind -are these? ms 2?

400 WHY—WIN

Why, M09 yy

Wick, M737 NB

Wicked, m. s. per Day * +i ip -ness, pws! oy ‘ly, —2

Wide, m.s. broad, an} remote sp -den, al ae Width, anh

Widow, mahi -er, pds -hood, M2298

Wield, pt nn IAS -y,m. s. TTS"

Wife, TW wh nN pn nya

Wig, wird nia p20

Wild, savage, ND a. beast, sy IMsn absurd, OEw ID 2
make-, pop grow-, J] (as trees) * Iwas on
75 mows -erness, 17¥ * pow -ness, niyrp-ly, #2

Wile, MID * MOT’ DoD 23

Wilful, self -willed, m. s. FY eNwP nya IW Rey)
-ness, MWpy -ly, obstinately, —A on purpose, Mm2i22

Will, to desire, TAN fi Le a MIS) purpose, }1D * ayn (the
auxiliary verb-, is expressed with the future, as i) he will
learn.) -N. choice, 1}T72 willingness, Tn ¢ yan testa-
ment, MINIS he made a-, im? r¥ against his-,
ya Nout be it how. itt, MQ“ be it who it,
yy 2 MNT good-, affection, TAIN ill-, ‘TDS
myo} -ing, m. s. myn yan -ingly, "TTS wp

SO yw2

Willow, FAW.

Win, gain, yya “mM ° "anwn -a battle, ANI -his
affection, 129 233 (with flatteries,) NPY 3472 AR.

Wind, to turn round, 2D DO-N. f17-mill eo a blole al
-ward, —9 -pipe, (for the breath) 9372/7 12}

Winding, a turning, 1D 7 25/1 -sheets, non: >F\ -stairs, por

Window, an opening, Many Won R. 5p (the glass)
— AS

WIN—WIT 401

Windy, swelled, m.s. 197 "892 stormy, My TR. nyt

Wine, }% red-D°232 42 O° WSTI-bibber, m.s. SIID -cellar,
FAD -press, 13

Wing, cof a bird,) 12 a side, YAN (of an army) "As -ed,
having wings, m. s. DYD13 bya }

Wink, to hint, =) is) connive, ]*}f Dyn -N. rip")

Winner, m. s, MIND * DAY Winning, gain, nm "psa

Winnow, to fan, TIANA TM R. a

Winter, AM -N. ND * ana te

Wipe, to cleanse, 3 (hands, &c.) 333 -off, MN -N.* Mp3
14) * PID -er, wiping «cloth, TP R. TTY

Wire, HINSN BIN. WNI-

Wisdom, 7220

Wise, (see Way) pate ad m. s. DOM -ly, M22

Wish, wpa * tho*Hb2* ANN N. nwRR AS “TIAN
MSM -fully, —2 -er, -ful, m. s. wpa * TDI * ODF

Wit, understanding, AIM * Dy -less, m. s.-—"JDM a man
of, YON’ yap «Sei “cracker, m.s. po*yysd "Peon
-ling, m. s. DAWN ©

Witch, MHWID craft, Rw) * D NY

With, by, 2 * 988 along-, MN * DY -me, AN * MAY or “Tay

Withal, besides 1p * Ty

Withdraw, to-draw back, PIM 7 ' Dwi retire, TINS nw

Wither, to fade, 733 2 rile binp pine, “nibs

Withhold, Tuy’ PID * JWT (one’s due) Puy

Within, -side, TINA * DDD -a time, 2123

Without, not with, 02 not within, ayin- mn destitute of;
"0M ©

Withstand, oppose, "53 ayn Toy

Witness, Tit -N. evidence, TY testimony, TTYN

3B

402 WIT—WOR

Witticism, DXITIN ID "OPIN

Wittily, MIVA Witty, subtle, m.s. DIY * DMI

Wittingly, ANJA’ MYA R. yy

Wives, DW/2 R. WIN

Wizard, ODP * AWD IT

Woe, AN * i PAsy * AYL Woful, ayy

Wolf, (a beast) ANT -ish, m.s. —D VIO

Woman, MW (from WN) -ish, -ly, —D -hood, —NIV7D 222

Womb, om)

Women, DW) R. WIS

Wonder, FOR TSA ODINYTT-N.y aN NPB Tw
-ful, wondrous, m. s. nde fully, wondrously, spdand
DN -struck, m. s. DWN 7

Wont, }2D7* 4397 -ed, ms. 9999 ' S379

Wood, a forest, wh: “V5 (a substance,) ) yz. -en vessel,, 193
-offering, DOSY {24

Woof, Weft, 27} texture, JIN" NID R. DO

Wool, V72¥ -len- cloth, —T)3 -lendraper, —3)3 7312

Word, to express,018 * #75 -N.a term, Wa" mn R. 550
(in writing,) 72°Fla promise, MOAN by-of mouth DW?
-for-, 7902 abn i in a-, in few wordas VS Pa to carry-,
7 R. 73 carry -back again, DWM R. 2w to keep his-,
PNaY NY TOW R. NY? break his-, INMOII IDA ary
take one’ s-, “‘ JN I take thee at thy-, T1272 Pi
-ed well, YBN by 132729

Work, operate, Mey (as liquors) APD* HN labour, ie
-out, produce, bie DB, 24D -upon the mind, AMD -N.
nigyn * [ny ' nope -house, TYA™W NDR?
-ing-day, MWY7971 Di -man, 95 * naxb by snanshin:
WIN MWD -shop, TIN? M2

WOR—WRE 403

World, universal empire, mi? 53 the earth, mui piv
-ly, earthly, m. s. ——j2

Worm, my din: MD) -eaten, wormy, m. s. * — 43 abn
odin *pp1 spon -wood, 13?

Worry, to harass, YM? * P¥7° I¥T RK. pry Vy

Worse, m. 8. "DP (as WOODY worse than him) make-,
Y77 grow-, P17 his sickness grew-, pon roy TIDII

Worship, DDINI* WTI CAS NT ON. "adoration, myv
MDD -of God, pty nena MNT his =, (term of
honour) {7123 N2Y2 -ful, m. s. pony

Worst of all, m.s. 95 *7 Rey

Worsted, WI¥ MOD

Worth, value," wy m.s. deserving of,** “bana paw “5
equal in price, Tivi-ilyWN73° DawWiDd-less T1193 ' OND)
(person) mya

Worthy, m. s. 7333" awh * 7p.

Would, (see will) -to God, sb 1m) R. yn

Wound, to hurt, pyp° yn -N. PS5° YA a mortal,
Ny) MDD R. 733 -ed, m. =. pa + Odhp

Wrangle, to contend, pwn * a a MIT argue, * MD)
MoM -N. pey sa nyD: ‘mpi m3} -ler, m. s.
2D" mv

Wrap, to envelop, Oy * mtoyy won R. oY cin ecstacy }
by aay Waly -per, WDD * MDD * MDW!

Wrath, ASP‘ MAAS R. OM HIN fal, m. s —N9D
-fully, —2 -less, (he) 9 PROAON

Wreak, to revenge, DPI * DPI-N. MDP) -ful, m.s.’ DPI
“WQ1DPAD -less, m. s. —1¥8

Wreath, Ae * Nap -N. a thing twisted, dnp

W reathy, twisted, 71w/1D

404. WRE—YEA

Wreek, J) TAN -N. JA * PADS a'ships INT Taw

Wrench, Wrest, pull, APIMA wr -N. APD ADWd ©

Wrestle, “DY PANT * a -ling, mya * mann Ller,
—WN

Wretch, -ed, m. 8.1921} * Dus edness, myn mbneh: edly

Wright, ‘a’ workman, naxdo Mwy (in wood) DY LAIN

Wring, to twist, MY * “-hands; OT" PAM-out, (as linen&c.)
DAD * OAwy -off the head; wT ns Pon

Wrinkle, OP'-N. WIP -

Wrist, TJ PB -band,. TY¥

Writ, scripture, warp 8 71PID (a legal process) MD * MAPS
to issue out a-, ON ns now by T7257

Write, and Writer, m. si 221)5 (author) sane

Writhe, to-twist, my * May .

Writing, a thing written, IND ' 17D act oft FTI‘ID -master,
"DID -tings, NIIWYCh. Written, an2am. S. an3 3n23

Wrong, P99 R. YY -N. an error, maw unfit, }D 85 injustice,
yy? ful; 1's. “MWY fully, 2 ly, P23 85

Wroth, m. s. \¥P TOM #820 ROM

Way, som wp boy make a -face, NAY wy

n'a

Yaeht; AS MS

Yard, (a ground eticlosed): TST (a measure) DNS

Yarn, V8 MOI

Yawn, open the mouth, 1) “ 2 long afved)e a wy be sleepy,
Prd -ing,m,'s. TTT. pi21n2 R. D2

Ye,m. DAS f. JS

Yea, DION * M28 "13 R. })D-, and more than so - "s

Yean, iol -ling, mw

7

YEA—YOU 405

Year, 71w ple Dw (two). DIN (in contraction) .2W or

DAG lings me MWD FINI’ Va sly, amiiial, mae
every year, MWA Oivewo “novoyo

Year, his bowels did= upon, 9, YOM MIDI" "ye 307
-ing, “> DY NNT

Yelk; magn oon

Yell, HY MD PEN. 99d)

Yellow, IY -ish, PPT

Yes, Y * 1 * JD R. "ND (an interrogation is, however, com.
monly answered by the repetition of the Verb in the
affirmative, as ‘DON wilt thou go? JON Yes I will go.)

Yest, OVODY* (on a'nea) SP

Yesterday; yon . ralayals Yestemight, Ws

Yet, moreover, TH" ittdeteclene Nt bo3 at least, * 18
ninan 229 still, Tip! they- are- speak, Dw TD oh
not-, D'% .

Yield, to produce, DIT FD WIT HLT R. NII RY
give up, }F1) * IDI give way to,’ 9 I assent," “AY
D5 Nw -ing, concession, M3 "iTYOID condescend-
-ing, m.s. DID *Ni3

Yoke, to couple, TYD3¥i7 enslave, TALI * oy oy DLT
N. py * YR. Dy

Yonder, mow ‘DY

Yore, JD? ‘NDP ova

You, (s. see Thou and Thee) m. pl. DMS accusative, DINS
of-, your’s, p> oui to-, po from-, D2/D'-) ' DDD in, or on-,
223
Your, m. D3°* (as D273 your word) -selves, DN Ds

DARD -self, (see Thyself)

ton voultar oy m. s. DW *"}7 R. 437 lately brought

406 YOU—ZOO

forth, Pj) -man, poy -woman, Ay grow -again, (he)
PPWI WINNT she is with- M7 bring forth-, 19% a -be-
ginner, m. s. bonny R. 99M * ID D290 GDN a -child,
71.79) a fowl, MIMD -er, m. s. yy JOP -est, m. s.
“2 DYE wp
Youth, youngster, m. jf] tender age, * mMmrna rn
DYoY * OMY) -ful, ms. MB “WIND fs.

mya a

Z

Zeal, -ousness, DD AWA -ously, —3 -ous, m. s. * #033
| Ppivn -ot, (for God’s glory,) m. 8. ard sy) 83?)
Zenith, WNIM YD

Zest, N.a relish, DUO -V. hl “DYDIT

Zodiac, MPI NAN

Zone, (in geography) yo ?an npn

Zoology, NVI Pav nvpn nin Ri

A COLLECTION

English and Hebrew words, which have a manifest resemblance

Abash, W217

Abbot, I8* 838 Ch,

Adore, YN

Aggregate, DAN

Air, 8 Ch.
Aloes, MIAN
Annoy, yp
At, with, AN
Base, 3
Bashful, wi.
Boor, a
Break, p"5
Broth, AVA
Cable, San
Call, yp
Camel, bp
Cane, 3)
Check, Jaw
Cinnamon, 123)
Coal, 5m)
Corner, }7P
Cover, 753
Craw, Cry, 87)
Cypher, "5D —
Dabble, 910
Dagger, TPT
Dance, YT
Dash, Wit
Daw, N71
Dull, 59 R555

in expression and meaning.

Dumb, 0.7

Dwell, 53

Each, WN

Earth, YON

Evil, ny ‘dx

Fall, 552 which, if with a
prefix, always drops
the 3

Ferine, Free, 8715

Fig, 35

Fleet, Flit, 055

Fruit, D5

Fuse, WD or MWD

Gay, TN)

Gaze, min

Gibbous, YI)

Glib, 299

Grass, UW)

Grate, ™3

Gripe, 77)

Gash, Wy)

Hall, 5a

Hang, PIN

Harass, D"T
He, 17

Hiss, 07

Ho! 1

Hook, AN* ASN
Howl, >>
Hum, W7* O73

Hush, wn

Joke, pny

Tssue, NSNY* TN

Kid, "73

Knave, 233**)n

Laugh, ay>* ay

Lick, pp? ».

Maim, 0

Mal.. Male. .5yn

Mass, NWI R. NWI ~

Measure, TWD ~~

Meek, ‘JD R. 735

Metal, wD

Mete, “TD ented

Miser, *7¥ R. “Ws
“8D Ch.

Mistery, "NDI

Mite, Oy?

Mosaic, VIWI. R. TW

Nitre, 3 |

Nod, 713

Numb. 013

Obedient, TAY

Obese, DIAN

Occur, MPN

Odd, IT * Ht Ch.

Over, 72Y

Paradise, D195

Part, ID ° 175

Piece, nD R. ND

Plough, N95

Pure, 12 R. 3.

Rage, 129° wa

Rake, p'

Raven, Ravenous, {39

Riches, 3"

Rush, wy

Sack, pw

Scale, Sow

Seeth. Sodden, Tt R. 733
Set, Mw

Seven, yaw

Shield, obw
Shower, Ww
Shiver, 72w

Shriek, 7p w

Side, 78 R. Wy.
Sign, YS

Simile, 590 |
Sir, Ww

Six, ww

Skean, Sw

Skill, bow

Smite, W3w* NDyx
Sob, Sop, Nw
Sore, "xy R. 78° SY8 Ch.
Sorrow, 78 R. WW
Sour, VNw
Sparrow, WD¥

Spit, Tw

Spy, rms

Stem, DD

Stream, OV

Strew, 7
Summon, Yat

Sword, O7w
Symphony, i2)5!91D Ch.
Teat, TT

Then, 718‘ PN Ch.
Thou, TWN

Tier, “NU

Track, JI

Yes, w

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with what effect the state of biblical science during that period
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a few; but it was not till Gesenius was translated into our language on
the other side of the Atlantic, that it was discovered that a very diffe-
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original was to be acquired. Bating the neological views which too
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