Systematical vocabulary, English-Norwegian (Danish) according to the German text of Oscar Hecker. Translated into English by Dr. Hamann and into Norwegian (Danish) by Tyra Bentsen

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English-Norwegian (Danish)
Norsk (Dansk)-Engelsk

Prof. Heckers Wortschatz
fur Reise und Unterricht

En systematisk ordnet

Norsk (dansk)=engelsk Ordbog

udarbeidet af

Prof. Dr. Oscar Hecker

Lektor ved Berlins Universitet

oversat til engelsk

af
Prof. Dr. Hamann, Hon. M. A. Oxon

Direkter for Dorotheaskolen i Berlin,
Lserer i Engelsk ved det kgl. preussiske Krigsakademi

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B. Behr's Forlag

1907

Prof. Heckers Wortschatz

fur Reise und Unterricht

Systematical Vocabulary

English=Norwegian (Danish)

according to the german text of
Oscar Hecker

translated into English
by

Prof. Dr. Hamann, Hon. M. A. Oxon

Headmaster of Dorothy School, Berlin
English Lecturer at the Prussian Royal Staff College

and into Norwegian (Danish)
by

Tyra Bentsen

Christiania

Berlin

B. Behr, Publisher

1907

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Orthography and Orthografi og Be-
Accent. toning.

Orthography and Accent
are the same in Norwegian
and Danish, but the Danish
language distinguishes from
the Norwegian by the softer
consonants and a different
pronunciation of the vowel
a. Also a lively, almost
pouncing rhythm is peculiar
to the Danish language. The
following differences from
other languages are to be
noticed:

a is pronounced in Nor-
wegian like Italian a (like
English a in father as pro-
nounced in the South of
England); in Danish, like
German a* (English e in
there).

aa is equal to German o or
English o in no (avoiding
the faint 'oo' sound in
which it ends): aabne =
Engl. obne.

b sounds in Norwegian like
p between two vowels:
gribe = gripe; also if the
ending t follows: tabt =
tapt.

d in Danish behind a vowel
like English th: ud = uth:

Orthografi og Betoning er

i det norsk-danske Sprog

ens, dog adskiller det

I danske Sprog sig f ra det

norske ved de blodere

j Konsonanter og anden Ud-

i tale af Vokalen a. Egen

for det danske Sprog er en

livligere, saa at sige sto-

dende Rythme. Man maerke

sig felgende Afvigelse fra

andre Sprog:

a udtales paa norsk som
det italienske a, paa dansk
som det tyske a", t. Ex.
ja, ja.

aa svarer til det tyske o:
aabne = obne.

b udtales paa norsk mel-
lem to vokaler som p:
gribe = gripe; og naar
Beiningsendelsen t felger:
tabt == tapt.

d dansk som det engelske
th efter en vokal: ud =

VI

Orthography and Accent.

in Norwegian as t — ut.
d is not pronounced at all
behind 1, n, r and before
t: holde = holle; spinde
= spinne; godt — gott;
Jorden = Yoren.

f behind a in both langu-
ages like English v: af-
gjore^avgyore (0 = pro-
nounce the vowel a in fate
with round lips, but avoid
the faint 'ee' sound in
which the Engl. a ends).

g behind e and a, some-
times also behind i, y, and
ae in Norwegian like k:
stege = steke (e = a in
fate); bage = bake; svige
= svike (i = Engl. e in
me); but stige = stige
(Engl, g in good). Before
i — g sounds like Engl. y
in you: give = yive. Be-
fore 1 and n — eg is pro-
nounced like Engl. ei in
height: Regn = Rein; for-
segle = forseile. To be
noticed are the Pronouns
jeg, mig, dig, sig = yei,
mei, dei, sei.

h is mute before j and v:
Hjaelp = Yaelp; hvor =
vor.

k (is sometimes also spell-
ed kj) in Norwegian be-
fore i, y, ae, 0 pronounc-
ed soft like German ch
(Engl. h in hew): Kirke =
Chirke; kys = chys (y =
like short 5 in Engl. in);
Ski = shi. (In Danish
hard: Kirke = kirke etc.)

VI

Orthografi og Betoning.

uth, norsk som t: ut.
d er stum efter 1, n, r,
t: holde — holle; spinde
= spinne; godt = gott;
Jorden = Joren.

efter a som det tyske w:
afgjore = awjore.

efter e og a undertiden
ogsaa efter i, y og ;e
paa norsk som k: stege
= steke; bage = bake;
svige = svike; men stige
= stige; foran i som j:
give = jive. Foran 1 og
n udtales g som ei:
Regn — Rein; forsegle =
forseile. Maerk Prono-
menerne jeg, dig, mig,
si£ — Jei, dei, mei, sei.

er stum foran j og v:
Hjaelp = Jaelp; hvor =
vor.

(skrives ogsaa kj) paa
norsk foran ,i, y, ae, 0
b!0dt som ch: Kirke =
Chirke, kys = chys, Ski
= Schi. (Dansk haardt:
Kirke, kys.)

VII

Orthography and Accent.

VII

Orthografi og Betoning.

o like Engl. o in move.

s like Engl. s.

v like Engl. v.

w the same.

ae like Engl. e in there.

0 like German 0 (compare

the remark about f = av-

gyOre).

TheAccent is given in this
vocabulary by the mark ':
Ord'bog; but it must not be
written.

In the English text the
accent serves to mark the
tonic accent, whenever it
does not lie on the last but
one syllable.

The definite article, which
in singular and plural is
added to the end of the
noun, is separated from the
word by a dash: Ord'bog/-
en; the plural-ending as
well: B0g/er; Bog/erne.

o ligner det tyske u.

s skarpt, som det tyske B.

v som det tyske w.

w ligesaa

ae som det tyske a.

0 som det tyske 5 (Smlg.

Bemaerkningen om f = aw-

jore).

Betoningen er i Ord-
bogen angivet ved Tegnet ':
Ord'bog; maa dog ikkc
skrives.

I den engelske Text an-
vendes Tegnet kun, naar Be-
| toningen ikke ligger paa naest-
sidste Stavelse.

Den bestemte Artikel,
som i Ental og Flertal. til-

f0ies Substantivet, ligesom

Flertalsendelserne, er ad-

skilte fra Ordet ved en

Streg: Ord'bog/en; B0g/er;
B0g/erne.

Table of Contents, i Indholdsfortegnelse.

Page

I. The journey .... 1
II. Town; town life . . 21

III. House and home . 38

IV. Linen; clothing . . 53
V. Eating, drinking;

meals, refreshments,

food 61

VI. Money; banking;
commerce; purchase

and sale 75

VII. The family .... 86
VIII. Social intercourse;

letters; postal service 97
IX. Time; age; seasons;

weather 109

X. Body and soul . . .122

XI. Health; illness . . .144

XII. Country; agriculture 160

XIII. Pass- time; amuse-
ments 177

XIV. Fine arts 197

XV. Education, instruction,

sciences 212

XVI. Army; navy; war . 232

XVII. Law and jurisdiction 251

XVIII. Society and state . . 260

XIX. God; religion; church 276

XX. The universe; the earth 289

Appendix: numerals .... 298

Index: english 301

„ norwegian (danish) . 307

I.

II.
III.
IV.

V.

VI.

VII.
VIII.

IX.

X.

XI.

XII.

XIII.

XIV.
XV.

XVI.

XVII.

XVIII.

XIX.
XX.
Tiling:
Register

Reisen

Side
1

By; Byliv 21

Hus og Bolig ... 38
Lintei; Dragt ... 53
Spise, drikke, Maal-
tider, Forfriskninger
og Naeringsmidler . 61
Penge ; Bankvsesen ;
Handel; Kjeb og

Salg 75

Familien 86

Selskabelig Omgang;
Brevskrivning; Post 97
Tid; Alder; Aars-
tider; Veir . . . .109
Legeme og Sjsel . .122
Sundhed; Sygdom . 144
Land; Landbrug . .160
Tidsfordriv ; For-

neielser 177

Skjenne Kunster . . 197
Opdragelse, Under-
visning, Videnskaber 212
Haer; Marine; Krig 232

Retsvaesen 251

Samfund og Stat . . 260
Gud;^Religion; Kirke 276
Verdensaltet; Jordan 289

Talord 298

: engelsk 301

norsk (dansk) . . . 307

I.

The journey.
Miscella'nea.

business journey

journey for a change of air ,

pleasure journey, trip

the journey in Ptaly

a long journey

the trip round the world

journey by land, by sea

I must go on a journey, I

must depart'
Preparations
ready to start
the travelling a'gency
the travelling money
a visaed passport
to study, to consult' the

guide-book
to fix, to alter, to change

the travelling route
what will you take with you?
the foot-warmer
the Ti'rolese knapsack
the wallet, knapsack
the rug, the plaid
to fold up the rug
to strap: to undo' the rug,

to open the straps
the rug-cover
the carpet-bag
the gladstone
the hat-box

the dust-coat, travelling
the travelling cap [coat

Hecker, English. 1

I.

Reise n.
Almin'delige Ting.

Forret'ningsreise

Rekreation'sreise [noi'else

gjore en Rei'se for sin For-

den italien'ske Reise

en lang Reise

Reisen omkring Jord/en

Land-, S0'reise

jeg maa reise, ud at reise,

reise bort
Forbere'delse/r
rei'sefaerdig
Rei'sebureau/et
Rei'sepenge
et visite'ret Pas
stude're Rei'sehaand-

bogen
laegge, forand're, op'give

en Rei'serute
hvad vil du tage med?
Fod'saek/ken (». Fod'pose/'n)
Tvaer'saek/ken (n.Rypesaek)
Rand'sel/en, Tornist'er/et
Rei'seta?p/pet, Plaid/det
rul'le Plaid'/det sam'men
spae'nde sammen (med

Rein' mer) luk'ke op
Plaid'hylstr/et
Rei'sevaeske/n
Ilaand'kuffert/en
flat'ajske/n
Stov-, Rei'sekaabe/n
Reisehue n

Hecker, Norsk (Dansk). 1

The journey; miscella'nea.

Rei'sen; almindelige Ting.

the field-glass
to carry strapped round
The departure
to start for

to set out on the journey
at setting out on a journey
the start; to start
to set out on the way
go in front
to say good-bye to
the leave-taking; she feels
the separation
good bye, farewell! [good
take care of yourself MLhealth
I hope to see you again' in
a happy journey to you!
I hope we shall hear from
you soon
The tra'veller
the tourist; tripper
the through-pass'engers
the fellow-pass'engers
as a tra'yelling companion
may I join you? may I ac-
com'pany you?
Do you like to travel?
to be away' from home
to go to the sea-side, to the
mountains, to a wa'tering-
to go to I'-taly, to Venice [place
about' how long are you
going to stay away'?
to stay, to reside'
to drive through a district
to pass, to pass by
we travelled through (with-
out' stopping)
in passing through
to travel by Ge'noa
via, by

which way are you going to
the way there [take?

in going to

Rei'sekikkert/en
baere over Skuldr/ene
A f ' r e i s e/'n
at rei'se, at reise til
til'traede en Reise
ved Af'reisen
Opbrud/det; bryde op
begive sig paa Vei
gaa i For'vei/en
tage Af'sked med
Af'sked/en; Ad'skillelse/n

fal'der hende tungt
adieu, farvel!
i hav det godt, lev vel!
I paa Gjen'syn!
I lyk'kefig Reise!
Lad os snart h0re fra Dem

(skriv snart)
Den Rei'sende
Turist/en
Gjen'nemreisende
Med'passager/erne
som Rei'sefaelle
Maa jeg slaa F01ge med

Dem?

Reiser De gjerne?
vaere bort'reist
reise til S0/en; tilfjelds, til

Bad

reise til Ita'lien, Venedig
hvor laenge omtrent bliver

I borte?

blive, qp'holde sig
reise gjen'neni en Egn
passe're, reise forbi
vi reiste gjennem (uden

Op'hold)

paa Gjen'nemreise
reise over Genua
paa Veien over
hvordan vil De reise?
Bort'vei/en, Bort'reise/n
paa Bort'tur/en til

The journey on foot.

Fod'tur/en.

in coming here [ney?

do you continue your jour-
I interrupt' my journey

The arrival
to arrive' at; to reach
there they are coming!
here we are, at our journey's
is she already there? [end

The return', ~'journey
to return', to come back
when shall they comeback?
in going back
in going home
going home, the journey home
to go home, to travel home
they are back again'
welcome!

be welcome at home!
had you a good journey?
did you enjoy' your trip?

The journey on foot.

the excursion, the trip
to go out of one's way
a tiring march
To walk
wan'derer

roaming through the world
a wan'derer
to be a good walker
a good walker
to go slowly, to go fast
hurry up!

to go a good pace
don't run, I cannot follow
you! [there?

how long does it take to go
he cannot go any further
are you so tired?
let me breathe a little
let us rest

to lie down in the grass
rest a little

paa Reisen her'til

reiser De videre?

jeg af'bryder Reisen
An'komst/en

aii'koninie til

der kommer de!

vi er frem'me, ved Maal/et

er hun allerede der?
Tilbagereis/en

reise, komme tilba'ge

naar kommer de igjen?

paa Tilba'gevei/en

paa Hjem'vei/en

Hjem'kpmst/en, -reise/n

reise hjem

de er hjemme igjen

velkom'men!

velkommen hjem!

Har I havt en god
Reise?

Fod'tnr/en.

Udflugt/en, Tur/en

gjore en Af stikker

en an'straengende Marsch

gaa (tilfods)

vandre

paa Van'dring

Vandrer, Van'dringsmand

flink tilfods

en flink Fod'gjaenger
| gaa langsomt, hurtigt
| gaa paa!
i skridte dygtig ud
j 10b ikke saa, jeg kan ikke
folge med! fderhen?

hvor lang Tid believer man

han aar'ker ikke laengere

Er De saa traet?

lad mig pu'ste ud

Lad os hvile

stra-kke sig i Graes/set

hvil dig

i*

The journey on foot.

let us have breakfast

up, forward, be quick!

or we shall be late
The road, the way

the path

the foot-path

the carriage-road

the highway

level, steep, preci'pitous

it goes up-hill, down-hill

to ascend', to mount

to climb

to descend', to get down

on the way

to take a way

which way did she take?

the shortest way [cut

they wished to take a short

can one take a short cut?

the round-about' way; to go

out of one's way

to go a false way
To miss the way

to go astray', to lose one's

to take one's chance [way

ask for the way

do I come here to . . .?

is this the right way?

where is the way to . . .?

how do I get to . . .?

that is the way!

always straight on

keep to the left

turn to the right

we must return'

as far as the cross-way

there is a sign-post

the mile-stone

shall you find your way?

to find one's way; the map

follow me!
Excursion in the moun-

a glacier tour [tains

Fod'tur/en.

vi kan spise Frokost

op, videre, skynd Eder!

ellers forsin'ker vi os
Vei/en

Sti/en

Fodsti/en

Kj0'revei/en

Land'evei/en

flad, steil, bakket

det gaar op'over, ned'over

stige op paa, besti'ge

klatre op

stige ned af

underveis'

gaa en Vei

hvilken Vei gik hun?

Den f0rste Vei

de vilde, kan man

gaa en Snarvei?

Om'vei/en, gaa omkring'

gj0re en Omvei

gaa en gal Vei
Tage Feil af Veien

forvilde sig, gaa feil

gaa paa Lykke og Fromme

sp0rg efter Veien

kommer jeg denneVei til...?

er dette den rigtige Vei?

hvor f0rer denne Vei hen?

hvor'dan kommer jeg til . . . ?
- den Vei!

Bare ret (lige) frem

hold tilven'stre

vend tilh0i're

vi maa vende om

til Kors'veien

der staar en Vei'viser!

Mi'lesten/en

finder du frem?

oriente're sig; Kart/et

F01g mig!
Fjeldtur

en Gletschertur

The journey; in the mail-coach.

Reisen; med Skyds, Dilligense.

the ascent'; the descent'

the guide; a porter

experienced mpunt'aineers

nimble; intrepid

the al'penstock

the pick-axe

to cut steps

the climbing-irons

a difficult place

to make a false step

he stumbled, slipt

they fell down a pre'cipice

to let one's self down into a

crevasse'; fastened to a
the snow-storm [rope

a refuge

to seek shelter; a refuge
carried away', buried by an

a'valanche

the column of relief
dogs of St. Bernard
to search for; the search is

useless
found dead
one has been saved

In the mail-coach.

the post-master
a post-house

the mail-coach, stage-coach
the by-coach

the postillion, the post-boy
to blow the post-horn
to drive a way
rough, soft
the wheels sink
impracticable
he stuck fast, could go
neither forward nor back-
it goes down-hill [ward
to pull the break
to put in the shoe
to change horses

Bestig'ning/en; Ned'stig-

F0r'er/en ; en Bae'rer [ning/en

erfarne Fjeld'bestiger/e

behaen'dig; u'forfaerdet

Alp'estok, Turist'stok

Spids/hakke/n

hugge Trin

Fod'jern/ene

et vans'keligt Sted

trsede feil

han snub'lede, gled(ud)

de er styrtet ned

heise (fire) sig ned i en

Kloft; fast'bundet
Sne'storm/en
en Al'pehytte
soge Til'flugt; Hu'sly
rives med af, begra'ves un-

der et Sne'skred
Red'ningskolonne/n
Bernhardin'erhund/e
anstille Eft'erforskning/er,

uden Resultat'
fundet som Lig
en er bleven reddet

(u.
MedDillIgrenseV

Post'holder/en (n. Skyds'-
etPostholderi' (n. enSkyds-
Dilligen'se/n [station

Bi'vogn/en [n. Skydsvogn)
Postillon'/en
blaese paa Horn
kjore en Vei
u'jevn; op'blodt
Hjul/ene synker i
ufrenikoin'melig
den sad fast, kunde ikke
frem, ikke tiiba'ge
det gaar ned'over
bruge Bremse/n
laegge paa Hemsko/en
skifte Heste

The journey; railway.

Reis'e/n; Jernbane.

the relay'

relay'horses

it is going uphill

wewantanaddi'tional horse

The railway.

by rail
a by-railway
the funi'cular railway
the cog-wheel railway
the Metropolitan railway
the Underground railway
the e'levated railway
the suspension-railway
electric railway
The Mediterranean, the
Adriatic railway-net

The line

the permanent way
the tunnel
the vraduct
a level-crossing
the gate was open [bridge
the e'levated crossing, the
the underground crossing
the signal-box
signals

the signal-disk
it hasbeen signalled already
the line
single-railed
double-railed
the rails
the gauge
narrow-gauged
the switch; turn-rails
torunofftherails;thederail-
a railway ac'cident [ment
a collision
to have collided
to hurt one's self
no'body is hurt

Post'station (n.Skyds'skifte)

Heste til Om'bytte

det gaar opover

vi beho'ver For'spand

Jernbane/n.

med Jern'bane/n
Sekundaer'bane
Staal'traadsbane
Tand'hjulbane
By'bane

un'derjordisk Bane
o'verjordisk1 Bane
Haen'gebane
elek'trisk Bane
Mel'lemeuropas, det adria'-
tiske Jern'banenet

Straek'ning/en
Ba'nelegem/et
Tunel/len
Viaduk't/et

en O'vergang paa Linje/n
Laage/n (n. Grinden) var
O'verf0ringaf Bane/n [aaben
Und'erf0ring af Bane/n
Vog'terbqlig
op'tisk Signal
Signal'skive/n

der er allere'de signalise'ret
Linje/n, Spor/et
en'kelsporet
dob'beltsporet
Skin'nerne
Spor'enes Bredde
snial'sporet

Spor'skifte; Drei'eskive/n
glide ud; Ud'glidning
en Jern'baneulykke
et Sam'menstod
vaere st0dt sammen
lide Skade
der er ingen for'ulykket

The journey; the railway.

Reise, n ; Jernbane.

damage; the mate'rial da-
mage is considerable
The railway-station

ter'minus

goods' station

the waiting room

we are waiting for the train

to perforate the ticket

what a crowd!

there is a notice: Beware'
of pick'pockets!

the hall, the railway plat-
form

the pump; the water

the bell

the bell rings for the depar-

the water-closets [ture

Men — Women

the bar

this is the way out!

to give up the ticket
Tickets

n ticket for the platform

the automatic machine is
u'n' out of order

the free ticket

subscription-ticket, season

a children's ticket fticket

at reduced' prices

consi'derable reduction

it is only good for parlia-
mentary trains.

the addi'tional ticket for
quick-trains

a return'-ticket, a ticket to
go and to return'

.u'e'nerallv available only
from Sa'turday to Monday

the cir'cular ticket

with a fixed route

to put together

untransferable

the availabi'lity; available

Beska'digelse; Skade/n er

bety'delig

Static n'/e n (d.Ba'negaard/-
Hov'edstation/en [en)

Fragt'godsstation/en
Ven'tesal/en
vi venter paa Tog/et
nutrke Billet/ten
hvilken Traengsel!
der staar: ,,Man ad'vares

mod Lom'metyve!"
Yestibu'le/n; Plat'form/en,

Perron'/en

Vand'spring/et; Vand/et
Klokke/n

der ringes til Af'gang
Toilet/terne

for Maend — for Kvinder
Jern'banerestaurant/en
her er Ud'gang/en
af'levere Billet/ten
B i 1 1 e 1 1 e n
en Plat'formbillet
Automat/en er atter i

U'orden
Fri'billet/ten

Abonnements'-,Saison'billet
en Bar'nebillet
til ned'satte Taxter
bety'delig Moderation'
det gjaelder kun for almin'-

delige Tog
Til'la'gsgebyr for Hur'tig-

tog
en Retur'billet, Tur- og Re-

turbillet
gj;elder som Regel fra S0n-

ilag til Mandag
Rund'reisebillet ten
med fast Rute
stille saininen
man ikke o'verdrages
Gyl'digheden; gyldig

Railway; tickets.

it may be prolonged'
to get it stamped for
to change one's destination
on an intermediate station
Sale of tickets
the booking-office
when is it opened?
to stand in single file
to have the fare ready, to

keep the fare ready
to take the ticket
one second (class) for . . .
go and return'
simple journey only
how much is it?
could you give me change

for a note of 100 lire?
you have made a mistake' in

giving me change; there is

a mistake'; it is not enough'
lbegyourpardon,you should

have said so at once
to complain' about'; to hand-

in' a complaint'
the complaint'-book
tickets, please! [ticket

to show ticket; season-
tins is not avail'able
it is expired'
you cannot go with this

ticket in a quick train
you must have a supple-

ment'ary ticket
who sells them?
the controller
to pay the difference; how

much is it?

how far do you go, sir?
The luggage
the big luggage
the hand-luggage
the box; the drawers; the

lid

Jernbane; Billet'ter.

den kan forlasn'ges
blive stemplet til
foran'dre Reisens Maal
paa en Mel'lemstation
Billet'salg
Billet'kontor

naar aabnes Billetsalget?
danne Queue
holdeRei'sepenge/ne faerdig

op'tasllet
10se Billet

en Billet anden Klasse til...
frem og tilbage
kun frem

hvorme'get koster den?
Kan De veksle hun'drede

Kroner?
De har givet feil tilbage;

det stemmer ikke; defer

for lidet
om Forla'delse, det skulde

De have sagt straks
klage over noget; ind'levere

Kla'ge over
Kla'geprotokol/len
Maa jeg se Billet/terne!
Billetter!
den er u'gyldig
den er ud'10bet
denne gjael'der ikke til

Hur'tigtog
De maa have en Til'laegs-

billet

hvar faar jeg den?
hos Kontroll0r'/en
betale Pris'forskjellen

extra; hvor meget?
hvor langt reiser De?
Baga'ge
den store Bagage
Haand'bagage
Kuffert/en; Etage/rne;

Laag/et

Railway; luggage.

Jernbane; Bagage.

I have to pack my box, my
portmanteau

to pack up

to unpack (the box)

take everything out

to open; to open of itself

to lock

it does not shut; too full

the luggage-office, the cloak-
room

\vhereistheluggagebooked?

the free luggage

the o'verweight (beyond' the
luggage allowed')

the box is weighed

the luggage-ticket, check j

keep it care'fully [gage

the distribution of the lug-
to fetch the luggage that is
arrived'

I cannot find the luggage-
ticket; it is lost

how is your luggage labelled ?

have you got the fitting ,
key? — Yes, here it is

Porter! These are my
things, three pieces

Your number?

what do you get?

what you like!

how much is the tariff?

a little tip

to leave in the cloak-room

here, your receipt'

you pay when you receive'
your things

Examination of luggage

Custom-house examination

the luggage is exa'mined;
where does the examina-
tion take place? down there !

custom-house; c.-h. officer

jeg maa forst pakke (Kuf-

ferten) f0rst pakke ned
pakke noget ned
pakke ud Kuffer.ten
pak ud alt!
lukke op; gaa op
lukke igjen [fuld

den gaar ikke igjen; for
Baga'geluge/n, ~expedi-

tion/en

hvor skal det ind'leveres?
Fri'bagage
O'vervaegt (udover Taxten

for Fribagage)
Kufferten bliver veiet
Garanti'seddel/en
gjem den godt
Ud'levering af Rei'segods
hente an'kommet Reise-

gods
jeg kan ikke finde Garanti-

seddelen; den er borte
hvad er den market?
har De Nogle, som passer?

- Ja, her er den!
By'bud, Bae'rer! Det er

mine Ting, 3 Collis
Deres Mummer?
hvad skal De have?
som De selv synes!
hvorme'get er Taxten?
en liden Drik'keskilling
give til Op'bevaring
her er Kvitter'iii£ en
betales ved Ud'levering af

Sa'gerne
Baga'gerevision
Told'revision
Bagagen bliver un'dersogt:

hvor for'egaar Revision/en ?

— Der borte er
Told'bod/en; Told'betjente

10

Railway; officials.

10

Jernbane; Funktionser/er.

everything must be opened;

to examine

to pay duty; the duty [this?
is there any duty to pay on
have you an'ything to de-
clare'? cigars', tobacco?
only things for my own use.

used in travelling
you may shut your boxes
how many cigars' are free? {

six only
to smuggle
she has been caught
a high fine
Railway officials
the railway official
the line-keeper
the pointsman
the station-master
the brakesman
the stoker
the engine-driver
the head-guard
the guard
The traffic
does a railway go there?
the local traffic, outward

traffic; pass'engers' traffic,

goods' traffic

winter-, summer-timetable
to look for the arrival, for

the departure of a train
have you looked it up in the

railway-guide? [block
the traffic is interrupted, a
The train

in the front part of the train
in the back part of the train
to go by a train
by the 9 o'clock' train
he has missed the train
to keep one's seat

alt maa luk'kes op; gjen'-

nemse

fortold'e; Told/en
er det told'pligtig?
har De toldpligtige Ting,

Cigar/er, Tpbak?
kun Sager til eget Brug

(Rei'sesager)
De kan lukke igjen
hvor mange Cigarer er

told'frie? — Seks
smug'le ind, smug'le
hun er bleven gre'bet
en h0i Mulkt

Jern'banefunktionaer/er
Jern'banebetjent/en
Ban'evogter/en
Spor'skifter/en
Station'smester/en
Brem'ser/en
Fyr'b0der/en
Lokomotiv'f0rer/en
Tog'f0rer/en
Kondukt0r'/en
Trafik/en

Gaar der Tog didhen?
Lokal'tog, Ud'enlands-

tog, Hur'tigtog;

Godstog

Vin'ter-, Som'merrute
und'ers0ge Tiden for Af-

gang, An'komst
har du slaaet efter i Kurs'-

bog/en?

en Trafik'forstyrrelse
Jern'banetog/et
for'an i Tog/et
bag i Tog/et
rei'se med et Tog
med 9 Toget
han kom forsent' til
Toget, vente

11

Railway; train.

11

Jernbane; Tog.

we are late by more than

half an hour
we are not late
where is the train for

Venice? it is not yet there;

but it will come at once
here it is just coming in
it is being shifted
does not this train meet the

train for . . .?
to miss the connection
when does the train start

for . . .?
Ready! Off!
the train goes directly
the express'
cor'ridor train
fast-, quick-train, express'
parliamen'tary train; slow
excursion train [train

special train
an endless goods' train
to put the train together
The engine, the rail-
way-engine
the steam-whistle
a shrill whistle; to whistle
the boiler; the chimney
to emit' clouds of smoke
to take in water
the tender
to put to again'
there was a vi'olent shock;

I almost fell down, I nearly

fell
The railway carriage,

the car (America)
to couple on

the brake; to put on the brake
the platform

the buffers; the footboard
the carriage-door
with latch and bolt

vi er forsin'ket over en

halv Time

vi liar ingen Forsin'kelse
hvor staar Toget til . . .? —

Det er endnu ikke kom-

met.men detkommerstraks
der ruller det netop ind!
det bliver range'ret
har Toget ikke Til'slutning

til . . .?

f0rs0m'me Til'slutning/en
naar gaar Toget

til . . .?
Klart! (Signal)
Toget gaar straks
Lyn'tog; Express'tog
D-Tog

Hurtig-, I1-, Kurer'tog
Passager'tog, Som'letog
Extra-, Lysttog
Extratog

et en'delost Godstog

koble Toget sammen

Lokomotiv'/et, Ma-

ski'nen
Damp'fl0ite/n
et skjae'rende Pib; pihe
Kje'del/en; Skor'sten/en
ud'stode R0g'skyer
tage ind Vand
Tender/en
saette for igjen
det gav et heftigt St0d;

jeg var nxr faldt

om
Jern'banevogn/en,

W a g g o n ' e n
koble til, haenge til
Bremse/n; bremse
(Vognens) Platform
St0d'pude/n; Fod'trinnet
Vogn'doren
med Klinke og Laas

12

Railway; compartments.

12

Jernbane; Coupe.

please open!

they shut the doors

take care! Look sharp!

let us get in

take your seats, please!

to go first class

the luggage van

the goods' van

the mail-car

the sleeping-car

upper-bed, under-bed

the dining-car

Pullman car

is there a through-carriage
to ... in the train?

a change of carriages

to change carriages

change for Milan!
The compartment

reserved'!

is there a ladies' compart-
ment?

»Ladies only*

'Smoking forbidden!*

»Smokers«

do you object' to smoking?
No, I don't!

Does the smoke annoy' you?

the sleeping compartment

a poor light; one cannot
read with such a light

the lamp is gone out

it burns badly; smells

the heating apparatus

is the compartment heated?

turn it to 'warm'

the (small) window

please shut the window on
the wind-side

there is a draught

to pull up, to let down the
window

Don't lean out!

vaer saa ven'lig at lukke op!

der skal lukkes igjen

tag Dem iagt!

Lad os stige ind

Tag Plads!

reise f0rste Klasse

Baga'gevogn/en

Gods'vogn/en

Post'vogn/en

So'vevogn/en

O'verseng, Un'derseng

Spi'sevogn/en

Gjen'nemgangsvogn

har Toget en Vogn, som

gaar direkte til . . .?
Vogn'skifte
skifte, bytte Tog
skifte Tog til Milano!
Coupe/en
Optaget!
findes der en Da'me-

coupe?
,,Damecoupe"
,,R0gning forbudt!"
,,R0'gecoupe"
Tilla'der De, at jeg r0ger?

— Vaer'saagod!
gene'rer R0g/en Dem?
So'vecoupe/en
spar'som Belys'ning; man

kan ikke se at laese
Lam'pe/n er gaaet ud
den braBn'der daarligt; lug-
Var'meapparat/et [ter

er der ildet?
stil det paa varmt
det lille Vindu
vaer saa venlig at lukke

Vindu/et paa Vind'siden
det traek'ker
traekke op Vindu/et, slippe

det ned
laen dig ikke ud!

13

Railway; the journey.

something got into my eye,
I cannot see

the sun shines right into

my face, dazzles me

to draw the curtain

the signal of distress'

the danger-brake

a corner seat, a window
seat

is this seat taken?

I think it is

something is put on it

to put an'ything on it

put it prp'perly into the net,
or it will fall

all seats are taken!

there is no place vacant
The journey

to drive backward, forward

we must drive all through
the night

24 hours at a stretch

the carriage shakes

we are at the tail-end of the

it is going very fast [train

to do more than 80 kilo-
meters an hour

it slackens pace now

to make a curve

to cross a bridge

the train does not stop there

we don't stop

a stopping place, station

head-station, ter'minus

a junction

what is the name of this
station? I cannot read the
name; listen, it is being
called

to stop, to halt (to stand)

how longdoes the train stop

we stop five minutes! [here?

shall we get out?

13

Jernban;en; Rei'se/n.

jeg har faaet noget i

0ie/t
Sol/en skin'ner mig i An'-

sigt/et, blaen'der mig
tnekke Gardi'n/et for
N0d'signal/et
Ned'bremse/n
en Hjor'neplads, en Vin'du-

plads

Er denne Plads op'taget?
jeg tror det

den er belagt' [den Maade)
belaeg'den (paa en eller an-
laeg det or'dentlig op i Net'-

tet ellers falder det ned
alt er op'taget!
der er ingen Plads (fri)
Reise/n

reise bag'laends, frem'laends
vi maa reise hele

Nat/ten

24 Timer efter hinan'den
Vogn/en slingrer
vi cr i Slutning/en af Tpg/et
det kj0rer meget hurtigt
tilba'gelaegge mere end

80 Kilometer i Timen
nu kj0rer det lang'sommere
gjore en Bue
kj0re over en Bro
Toget stan'dser ikke der
vi reiser forbi
en Station
Ho'vedstation
et Knu'depunkt
hvad heder denne Station?
jeg kan ikke laese

Navnet, hor efter, hvad

der raabes

stnndse; holde, staa [her?
In or kiMigc holder Toget
5 Minuters Ophokl!
skal vi stige ud?

14

The Sea Voyage.

we have too little time
we shall go on directly
why do we stop in the open
field?

I suppose' the line is not
free, the line is da'maged
you have to get into an-
other train

The Sea Voyage.

by sea

by water; by ship
a sea-town
the sea port

the port; the embankments
the pier
to tow

the light-house; the beacon
the coast te'legraph
the coast guard
the dredging machine'
a break'water
the buoy
the wharf
the launch
to launch

the dock; the road-stead
the shipping-trade
a ship owner
the navigation
the coasting-trade
The ship, the vessel
the skipper; the boat-swain
the boatman's song
the ferry; to put over
the ferry man
the wherry

the boat [the b.

to enter the boat, to get into
to leave the boat, to get out
to put to sea [of the b.
to go in a boat, to sail

14

So'reise n.

der er for liden Tid
det gaar straks videre
hvor'for bliver vi staa'ende

paa aaben Mark?
Linjen er kanske ikke fri

(er beska'diget)
gaa over i et andet

Tog

S0'reise/n.

paa S0/en

tilvands'; (med) Skib

en S0'stad

Hav'neby/en

Havn/en; Kai/en

Hav'nedsemningen, Mo'lo/en

buxe're

Fyr'taarn/et; Fyr/et

Kyst'telegraf/en

Strand'vagt/en

Mud'dermaskine/n

en B01'gebryder

B0je/n

Vaerft/et

Sta'bell0b/et

10be af Sta'bel/en

Dok/ken; Reden

Rederi'

en Skibs'reder

Skibsfart/en

Kystfart/en

Skib/et

Skip'per/en, Baads'mand/en
S0'mandsvise
Faer'ge/n; saette o'ver
Faergemand/en
Jolle/n
Baad/en

stige i Baa'd/en
stige ud af Baad/en
st0de fra Land
reise i Baad

15

The Sea Voyage; the vessel.

15

Se'reise/n; Skib/et.

The rowing-boat

the oar; to row

rower, oarsman

to lean upon' the oar

the gon'dola, gondolier'

a row in a gon'dola
The Sailing boat

to sail

a sailing excursion

the regatta

the sailing ship

the brigg, the schooner

the yacht
The Steamboat

the steamer

the big steamer

paddle-, screw-steamboat

the mail-boat

an ocean steamer

the transport' ship

an e'migrant ship

to ply between' . . .

tug

to tug
The hull of a ship

the keel

the keel-water

the hold

the cargo

to stow away'

to unload'

what is the draught of the

the tonnage [ship?

5000 tuns

the bulk-heads

a hatch
The deck

the steerage

the crane
The poop

the stern
The rudder

the wheel

Aare/n; ro

Rors'karl
| laegge sig i Sse'len

Gondol/en; Gondol'forer

en Gondol'fart
Seil'baad/en

sei'le

en Seil'tur

Regat'ta/en

Seil'skib/et

Brig'/gen; Skon'nert/en

Jagt./en
Damp'skib/et

Damp'baad/en

den store Damp'er

Hjul-, Propel'damper

Las'tebaad

Ocean'damper

Transport'skib

Emigrant'skib

ordne alt ved'r0rendeReisen

Bux'erbaad

slaebe, buxere
Skrog/et

Kj01/en (under Vandet)

Kj01'vand/et

Kjol'rumm/et

Lad'ning/en

stu'e, las'te

losse

hvor dybt stikker det?

Draeg'tighed

femtusen Tons

Skotte/rne

en Luke
Daek/ket

Mel'lemdask/ket

Kran/en
Ag'terende/n, Bag'-

Speil/et [stavn/en

Ror/et

Rat/tet

16

The Sea Voyage; the vessel.

to steer

to turn

to approach'

to steer towards

against', with the stream

to drift towards

the course; the compass

to tack; to bring the ship to

the larboard, port

the starboard

leeward; loof

to sail round

to coast
The engine room

the chimneys; to smoke

the boiler; to explode'

the fog-horn; to run into'

the pilot-bridge

the speaking-trumpet; to

the log [stop

to run thirty knots

the plummet; to take soun-
The masts [dings

the mast-head

the look-out

a two-master

main-mast, foremast;
mizzen

the yard
The sail

ready to sail

to sail for

to set sail

to put to sea

to swell

with full sails

to have a fa'vourable wind

to have con'trary wind

before' the wind; against'
the wind

to strike sail

to shorten sail, to put in a

the sheets [reef

16

S0'reise/n; Ski/bet.

styre

vende

holde af til

holde op mod

mod, med Str0m/men

drive hen'imod

Kur'sen; Kompas'/set

lave're; laegge til

Bag'bord

Styr'bord

i Lae af; til Luvart

om'losse

reise langs Kyst/en
M a s k i n ' r u m m e t

Af'10bsrende; darnpe

Damp'kjedel/en; springe

Taa'gehorn/et; st0de paa

Komman'dobro/en

Ta'ler0r/et; stoppe

Lpg/et

gj0re tredve Knob

Lod'deline/n; lod'de
Mas'tetrae/et, Mas't/en

Mas'tekurv/en, Maers/et

Ud'kig

en To'master

Ho'vedmast; Fok'mast;
Mesan'smast/en

Raa/en
Seil/et

klar til at seile

seile til

heise Seil

gaa under Seil

blaese op

for fulde Seil

have gunstig Vind

have Modvind

med Vind/en; mod
Vind/en

stryge, fire

brase; reve

Skj0de/rne

17

17

Sea Voyage.

So'reise.n.

The rigging

to rig, to unrig

the rope; the cable

the pennon

with flags hoisted

to hoist; the lantern
The prow; the bow

the ship's head

the bowsprit
The anchor

the cable

to cast anchor

to ride at anchor

moored, anchored

to weigh anchor
The cabin

the berth; hammocks

the steward
The crew

to man

to hire

to go to sea

the cabin-boy

sailors

the mate

the helmsman, the man at

captain [the wheel

the naval school

school of navigation

the pilot
To embark'

to go on board

the ladder-rope

the pas'sengers

the fare

the ship starts

to leave the port

to put to sea
The crossing

the sea is quiet

the calm

the sea is high

with a high sea

Hecker, English. 2

Tak'kelage/n

rigge til; rigge af

Toug/et; Ka'bel en

Vim'pel/en

flag'smykket

hei'se; Later'n/en
For 'end/en, Bou'gen

Stav'n en

Boug'spryd/et
Ank'er/et

An'kertoug/et

kasie An'ker

ligge for An'ker

foran'kret

lette An'ker
Kahyt'/ten, Lugar'

K0'ie; Ha?n'gek0ie

'ard
Mand'skab/et

beman'de

hyre

gaa til ses

Skibs'gut/ten

Se'maend, Matros'/er

Mat/ten

Styr'mand/en

Skibs'kaptein/en

S0'mandsskole/n

Navigations'skole

Lods/en
Ind'skibe sig

gaa ombord'

Fald'reb/et

Passager'/erne

Passager'taxt

Skib/et laegger fra

10ber ud af Hav'nen

stikker i S0/en
Ov'erfart/en

S0en er rolig

Vind'stille

S0en gaar h0i

ved hoi Sogang

Hecker, Norsk(Dansk). 2

18

Sea Voyage.

the sea is going to be rough

the wind rises

a hur'ricane breaks loose

huge waves

the ship pitches

to roll; therolling of the ship

people reel about'

hold tight, cling to — !

to lose one's balance, to
fall down

to go under deck
The sea-sickness

I am sure to get it

to be a bad sailor

they are sea-sick

I feel giddy

I am sick

I must vomit

he was more dead than alive'

what a torture!

to pay tribute to the sea
To fa"ll over board

a man over board!

a deck-sea

the waves overwhelm' him;
help him!

he will be drowned

throw him a life-belt; he
seizes it

to save one's self by swim-
Sea damage [ming

a wreck

to wreck

no longer obey' the rudder;
to drift

to leak; to spring a leak

the leak

to the pumps!

to sink
To go down [ship-wreck

to be wrecked; to suffer

the shipwrecked people; en-
gulfed' by the waves

18

S0'reise/n.

S0'en bliver uro'lig
Vin'den til'tager
der blaeser op til Orkan'
B01ger som Hus
Skibet stam'per
rul'ler; Skibet sling'rer
man tumler frem og tilba'ge
1 hold Eder fast!
tabe Li'gevaegt/en; falde

omkuld'

j gaa ned under Daek
S0'syge/n

! jeg faar den sikkert
blive let s0'syg
de er s0syge
jeg bliver svim'mel
jeg faar Kval'me
jeg maa kas'te op
hanvar mere d0d end le'ven-
hvilken Kval! [de

beta'le sin Tribut
Falde over Bord
Mand over Bord!
en Braads0
B01'ge/rne slaar sammen

over ham; hjaelp ham!
han drukner
kast ud et Red'ningsbaelte;

han naar det

redde sig ved at'svomme
S0'skade, Havari'
et Vrag
blive Vrag
ikke laengere lystre Ror/et.

drive

blive laek, vaere laek
Laeka'ge
til Pum'pe/rne!
synke

At gaa under
strande; lide Skib'brud
de Skib'brudne; op'slugt

af B01ge/rne

19

Ae'rial voyage.

To strand

to run ashore'

shallows; sandbanks

to throw ballast over board

to set afloat'; to float

the diver

the diving-dress
The work of saving

to save; the saving

the life-boat

provisions; biscuit

caught in a squall

to capsize'

thrown on a reef; to be-
come' disjointed

to perish; survivors

to give signals of distress'

to sight; to put to shore

they are taken on board;
to pick up

washed ashore'

stranded goods

strand pirates
To touch at a port

to enter a port
The landing; to land

the landing-bridge, the pier

the landing place

where do we moor theship?

to moor the ship with ropes

to go ashore'

toputashore'; to disembark'

have you had a good cros-
sing? It might have been
better [loading

to unload'; places for un-

The ae'rial Yoyage.

the ae'rial navigation
the a'eronaut

The air-ship, a'eroplane
the balloon'
steerable

2»

19

Luft'reisen.

At strande

st0de pa a

grundt Vand; Sand'banke/r

kaste Ballast over Bord

gjore flot; blive flot

Dyk'ker/en

Dykkerdragt/en
Red'ningsarbei d/e t

redde; Red'ning/en

Red'ningsbaad/en,

Proviant'; Skib'skavring

o'verfaldes af en Byge

kantre

kastes op paa et Skjaer
(Klippe); losne i Fu'gerno

om'komme; O'verlevende

give N0d'signal

faa isy'ne; laegge til

de tages ombord;
at redde

skyl'let op

Strand'gods

Strand'r0Ver/e
An'lobe en Havn

lobe i Havn
Land 'ing/en; lande

Land'gangsbro/en

Bryg/gen

hvor skal vi laegge til?

gj0re fast med Toug

gaa Hand

saette iland; skibe ud

liar I havt en god O'ver-
tartV — Den kunde have

vaeret bedre

los'se; Los'seplatis

Luft reise/n.

Luft'seilads/en
Luft'skipper/en
Luft'skib/et
Luft'ballon/en
bar

20

Ae'rial voyage.

20

Luftreise/n.

the co'vering; the net

to fill, to swell

to empty; to grow slack

the hy'drogen

gas
The ascent'

to rise

to loose the ropes

let go!

the balloon' rises; it sways
up and down

to take a direction

carried away' by the wind

it disappears'

an ascent' in a captive bal-
loon' is not dan'gerous

to get into the car

the earth sinks away' under
us; a magni'ficent view!

from the bird's eye view

feeling giddy

the air gets thinner and
thinner; to breathe ox'ygen
To descend'

to open the safety-valve

the gas escapes'

to throw out ballast

to empty the sand-bags

to rise, to fall; to jump

to land safely

where did it reach the

to cast anchor [ground?

it has not taken

it got entangled' in the
branches of a tree [rachute

to be preci'pitated; the pa'-

to break one's neck

to be dashed to pieces

Hyl'str/et: Net'/tet

fylde; ud'vide sig
' t0mme; slappes

Vand'stofgas

Belys'ningsgas
O p ' s t i g n i n g/e n

gaa tilveirs', haeve sig

10se Totig'/ene

lad gaa!

Ballon'en gaar tilveirs; den
svaier| frem og tilbage

tage en Retning

f0rt af Vind/en

den forsvin'der

en Reise i en Laen'keballon
er ikke farlig

gaa op; Gondol/en

Jorden syn'ker under os; en
herlig Ud'sigt

ud fra Fug'leperspektiv

blive svim'mel

Ltif'ten bliver tyn'dere og

tyndere; ind'aande Sur'stof

At fo'retage Ned'stig-

aabne Ventil/en [n ing/en
j Gasen strommer ud
i kaste Ballast' ud
| temme Sand'saek/kene

stige, falde; springe

lande i Sik'kerhed

hvor er den dalet ned?

kaste ud Ank'er/et

det har ikke faestet sig

det er blevet haen'gende i
Grenene af et Trae

styrte ned; Fald'skjaerm

braek'ke Nak'ken

slaa sig ihjael

21

Town; streets.

21

By; Ga'der.

II.

Town; Town-life.

the village
the hamlet
the high-road
maca'damized high-way
to niaca'damize; the steam-
roller ; to make smooth, level
the turnpike is closed
the turnpike toll
turnpike man
A big town, a city
the ca'pital
a metropolis

a manufac'turing,a commer-
cial, a provincial town
inha'bitant of a small town,
the townsman; muni'cipal
the inhabitants; to inhabit
how many inhabitants has
the last census [it?

in the centre of the town
in the new quarter
the suburbs [bourhood
the environs, the neigh'-
the gates of the town
to live outside the city-gates
the walls of the town
the enceinte',
the excise'
the octroi'
the toll-men
The streets
in the street

fre'quented, noisy, so'litary,
quiet streets [street

at the bottom of the high-
the lane; cross-street
Broad Street; Florence
Street; Impe'rial A'venue
where is Dyers' Street?

II.

By; Bylk.

Land'sby/en

La'dested/et

Ho'vedvei/en

Chaussee

gru'se, Damp'veivalse/n;

gj0re glat, jaevn
Bom'/men er luk'ket
Bom'penge, Grind'penge(n)
Op'kraever; Grindgut(n)
En Stor'by
Ho'vedstad/en
en Ver'densby, -stad
en Fabrik-, Handels-,

Provins'by
Smaa'stadfolk
en By'mand; by'maessig
Bebo'er/ne, bebo' [den?
hvor mange Indbyg'gere har
den sidste Fol'ketaelling
i Byens Centrum
i den nye Bydel
For'stad

Omgi'velse/n, Om'egn/en
Byens Port/e
bo u'denfor By'port/en
Byens Mur/e
Ring'mure (Told'graendse);

Forma'lingsskat
Skat af Slag'tekvaeg
Told'embedsmaend
Gade/rne
paa Gade/n
befaer'dede, stoi'ende, en'-

somme, stil'le Gader
Laengst nede i Ho'vedgaden

Straede; Tvaer'gade
Bred'gade; Florentiner-

gadc: Kongens Gade
Hvor er Farveri'gaden?

22

Town; streets.

The pavement
to pave

paving stones; slabs
rough; level, smooth
to asphalt', the asphalte
the street is torn up; it is
being newly paved
«No thorough-fare!*
to be impracticable
the dust lies a foot high;
why don't they water the
streets oft'ener?

Street-cleaning
to sweep; the broom
the street-(crossing-)sweep-
a sweeping-machine' [ers
here comes a water-cart;
beware' of the —
mind that you don't get wet!
puddles, pools
the slush

take care, it is slip'pery
dirty, muddy
what a mud!

to have stepped into some-
the water runs off [thing
the gutter
the sewers

to ca'nalise; canalisation
the streets are sheeted with
to strew sand [ice

In the carriage road
to cross the street
let us go to the other side
of the street

you must take the left side
to knock against'
to be upset'
she has been run over

the side path, the foot-way
is only for footpass'engers
passers-by stop

22

By; Ga'der.

Bro'laegning/en
brolaegge
Brostene; Skiff er
knud'ret; jaevn, glat
asfalte're; As'f alt/en
Gaden er brudt op; den

bliver asfalteret paanyt'
,,Ingen Gjen'nemkj0rsel!"
vasre ufremkom'melig
St0v/et ligger en Fod h0it;

hvor'for spraanges der ikke

oft'ere?

Ga'derengj0ring
feie; Kost/en
Ga'defeier/ne
en Fei'emaskine
der kommer en Vand'vogn;

se Eder for!

Pas dig, saa du ikke bliver
S0'lepyt [vaad!

tyk S01e

giv Agt, det er glat
smud'sig

hvilken S01e! Smuds!
traede op i noget
Vand/et render ned fra
Ren'desten/en
Af'!0bskanal/er
laegge Kana'ler; Kanalisa-
det er Glat'is [tion'

str0 Sand

Paa Kj0'reveien
gaa over Ga'den
vi vil gaa over paa den

anden Si'de

man maa vige tilven'stre
st0de, kj0re imod
vaelte
hun er bleven o'ver-

kj0rt
For'touget er kun for Fod'-

gjaengere
de Forbi'gaaende standser

23

23

Tovn; square.

By; Plads.

there was a gath'ering of

what a crowd! [people

to get into a crowd

to press; to be crushed

to force one's way

out of the way!
The corner

to go round the corner

the curb-stone

to live at the corner

at the corner of Leipsic-
and Wilhelm-Street

In I'taly the street-corners
are covered with advert'-
isements and posters

thebill-stickers;tostickbills

Stick no bills!

is written on many houses
The num'bering

the even numbers are all of
them on one side, the odd
numbers on the other

the number of his house

he lives number seven

I don't remember his ad-
dress'

the directory, please

ask at the police' station
for the address'
A big square, a small
square

Paris Square

public gardens

marble seats

lawns, grass-plots

the waters play

a fountain

the basin; to get wet

the mon'ument; an ob'elisk

with the inscription

a pavilion

the drinking-kiosk

the news'paperstall

der blev et Op'lob
hvilken Masse Men'nesker!
komme ind i Traeng'sel/en
trykke paa; blive ihjael'klemt
traenge sig igjen'nem
af Veien!; Plads der!
Hj0rn/et

svinge om Hj0rn/et
Hjor'nestolpe/n, Hjor'ne-

bo paa Hjornet fsten/en
Hjornet af Leipziger- og

Wilhelmsgaden
I Italien er Hjor'nerne be-

daek'ket med Opslag og

Plaka'ter

Op'klaeber [budt!"

,,Opslag af Plakater for-
staar, der paa mange Huse
N u m e r e r ' i n g/e n
alle lige Tal paa den ene

Side, de ulige paa den

anden

hans Hus'nummer
han bor i Nummer syv
jeg hus'ker ikke laengere

hans Adres'se
Adres'sekalender/en, tak
Sp0rg paa Politi'-

stationen
En stor, liden

Plads

Pariser Plads
of'fentlige Anlaeg
Mar'morbaenke
Graes'plaen/er
Vandspring/et plasker
en Fpntae'ne
Bassin/et; blive vaad
et Monu'iient': en Obelisk'
med Ind'skrift/en
en Pavilion'
en Drik'kepnvillon
en Avis'kiosk

24

Town ; lighting of a town.

24

By ; Belys'ning.

public la'vatory

the u'rinal

the pump

the handle; to pump

there is no water

drinking-water; cup

does the town stand on a ri-
ver? — On the Adige
The bridge

to cross a bridge

the arches; the pillars

the par'apet

to be reflected in the water

to draw up; to let down

the turning bridge

the suspension bridge
The lighting of the
streets

badly, poorly lighted

to illu'minate

lighted (lit) up by electricity

the arc-light

an arc-lamp

electric lamps

lighting by gas

the incandescent light

gas-works

the gaso'meter

the street-lantern

the lamp-post

to light, to extinguish

the lamp'-lighter
A walk through the town

the guide

to show the town

to walk about', to stroll —

shall you find your way
without' a map?

I know my way here

I want to see everything

houses of business; shops

the stores, warehouses

T9ilette, W. C.

Pissoirlet

Br0nd/en, Pump'e/n

Haand'tag/et; pumpe

der kommer intet Vand

Drik'kevand; Baeger

ligger By/en ved en Elv?
— Ved Etsch
Bro/en

passe're en Bro

Bue/rne; Pille/rne

Bryst'vami/et

spei'le sig i Vand/et

traekke op; saBnke

Sving'bro

Haen'gebro/en, Laen'kebro
Ga'debelys-
n ing/en

daar'lig, spar'somt op'lyst

at illumine're

elektrisk oplyst

Bu'elys/et

en Bu'elampe

G10'delampe/r

Gas'belysning

G10'delys

et Gas'vaerk

Gas'anstalt/en

Gad'elygte/n

Lyg'te-pael/en (-stolpe/n n.)

at taende, slukke

Lyg'tetaen'der/en
En Gang gjennem By/en

Vei'viser/en

vise en om i By/en

gaa oinkring'; streife om

kan du finde frem uden
Kart?

her er jeg kjendt

jeg vil se alt

Forret'ning/er; Butik/er

Magazin'

25

Town; public buildings.

25

By; orfemlige Bygninger.

Public buildings

ministries

the House of Commons

the House of Lords

the Town Hall

railway stations

churches; the church-yard

schools; the Univer'sity

the Aca'demy of Music

the Botan'ical Garden

Royal Li'brary

the State Archives

the Polytechnic High-School

the Inland Re'venue Office

the Law Courts

the Gen'eral Post Office

the Gen'eral Te'legraph Of-

the Mint; the Barracks [fice

the Exchange'

Bank of England, Ger'many

the Saving Bank

the Pawnbroker's Shop

the Market

the Slaughter House

the Cattle Yard

public nursing of the sick

the hos'pital

a first aid station

the lu'natic asylum

a hos'pital for incur'ables

the asylum for the blind

asylum for the deaf and j
Public cha'rity [dumb

for the be'nefit of the poor

public soup-kitchens

public warming-rooms

the asylum for the homeless

homeless

the orphan-asylum

orphans

the foundlings' asylum

foundlings

to expose'; the turn-table

O f ' f e n 1 1 i g e B y g n i n g/e r

Ministe'ri/er

Rigs'dagen

Stor'tinget (n)

Raad'hus/e.t

Ban'egaard/ene, Station/erne

Kir'ke/i ; Kirk'egaard/en

Skol'e/r; Universite't/et

Konservato'ri/et

den bota'niske Have

det kon'gelige Bibliothek'

Rig'sarkiv/et

den tek'niske Hoi'skole

Kaem'nerkontor/et
.Ret'/ten

Ho'vedpostkontor/et ftor/et

Telegrafstation/en, -kon-

Prae'geanstalt/en ;Kaser'ne/n

B0r'se/n

Rig'sbank/en, Norges Bank

Spa'rebank/en

Laan'ekontor/et

Torv/et, Torv'hallen

Slag'tehus/et

Kvceg'torv/et

den of'fentlige Sy'gepleie

Sy'gehus/et

Lae'gevagten

Sind'sygeanstalt/en

Hospital'/et

Blin'deinstitut/tet

D0v'stummeinstitut/tet
Fat'tigpleie/n

til Ind'Uegt for de Fat'tige

FoFkekj0kken/er

Var'mehal/ler

Asyl for Hjem'lese

hjem'Ies
. Vai'senhus/et [lose Born

Vaisenhusborn, forafl'dre-

Hit'tehornshos'pital

Hit'teborn

saette ud; Dreieskive

26

Town; public secu'rity.

a vacation-co'lony

the workhouse

the beggar

begging

to beg of — , to ask an alms

to give alms

God reward' you!

I don't give an'ything to
children; be off!
Public secu'rity

min'istry of public secu'rity,
director of the police'

the head-office of police'

the superintendent of police'

the police' office

the police' station

the police'

the com'missary of police'

the police'-man

a detective

a con'stable; on horseback

the police'-sergeant

the night-watch

the police'-spy

' agent provocateur' [nounce*

the denunciation; to de-

to make a police'-raid

he is wanted by the police'

the description

the track; to track

to discover, to catcli

in the act

he was searched

personal search
To seize

to arrest'; arrestation

to resist'

to take hold of — , to fetter

the man'acles, the hand-cuffs-

the gag; to gag

to bring to the police'-station

to watch

the prison; to lock up

26^

By; den of'fentlige Sik'kerhed.

en Fe'riekoloni

Fat'tiggaard/en

Tig'geren, Betler/en

Tiggeri', Betleri'

tigge, betle

give en Al'misse

Gud 10nne Dem!

Jeg giver aldrig noget til

B0rn; pak dig! [hed

Den of'fentlige Sik'ker-

Politi'myndighed/erne

Politi'direkt0r/en

Politi'bestyrelse/n

Politi'mester/en

Politi'kammer/et

Politi'station/en

Politi/et

Kommiscer'/en

Politi'betjent, Konsta'bel

en Det'ektiv

en Konstabel; ri'dende Po-

Polititjener [liti

Nat'vaegter/en

Opda'gelsesbetjent

Politi'agent

Mel'ding; an'melde

fo'retage Unders0'gelse

han er sig'tet

Signalemen't/et

Spor/et; op'spore

op'dage; gribe

paa fersk Gjer'ning

han blev un'ders0gt

Le'gemsvisitation'
Fange," paa'gribe

arreste're; Arrestation'

g]0re Mod'stand

gribe; faeng'sle

Haand'jern/ene

Knebel/en; knet3le

bringe paa Politi'station/en

bevog'te

Faeng'sel/et; in'despaerr-e

27

27

Town ;

fire.

By;

Il'debrand.

to escape'; to run away'

to give one's self up to
The insecurity

the thief; to steal

she has been robbed

to be assaulted

the assault'

cries for help

help, help! [hands up!)

your purse or your life,

to rob; to plunder

three masked men

a robber, a brigand

a band of robbers

robber-chief

bri'gandage

she has been carried off

the ransom

she has suffered no harm
The fire [brigade'

the head-station of the fire-

a station of the fire-brigade'

the fire-engine house

the steam fire-engine

a fire-man

the fire-brigade' is coming

the hydrant

pipes, hoses; to extinguish

the fire-bucket

electric fire-announcer

fire breaks out

there is a smell of burning

fire-alarm'

fire, fire!

where is the fire?

to set on fire

to set fire to —

the arson

to take fire

to catch fire

the fire, the conflagration

the sea of fire

a burning house

und'slippe; flyg'te

melde sig selv
U'trvghed/en

Tyv/en; stjae'le

hun er bleven bestjaa'let

blive o'verfaldt

O'verfald/et

N0ds'raab

Hjzelp, Hjaelp!

Peng'e/ne eller Liv/et!

bero've; plyndre

tre maske'rede Fyre

en R0'ver

en Ro'verbande

R0'veranf0rer

R0'veruvaesen/et

hun blev bort'f0rt

L0'sepenge

der er intet til'foiet hende
I I'd eb rand/en

Ho'vedbrandvagten

Brand'vagt/en

Sproi'tehuset

Damp'spr0it/en

en Brand'konstabel

Brand'mandskab/et kom-

Brand'hane, Hydrant' [mer!

Slanger; slukke

Brand'spand/et

elek'trisk Alarm'apparat

der op'staar Brand

der lugter braendt

Brand'alarm

Brand! Brand!

hvor braender det?

stikke i Brand

sa-ttu lid paa

Ikl'spaasaettelse

gaa lid i

fan ge lid

Ild/en, ll'debrand/en

Flam'mehav/et

et braen'dende Hus

28

Town ; Street-traffic.

28

By; Ga'detrafik'

to burn

filled with dense smoke

to jump out of the window

the spring-cloth

a rope-ladder

the fire-ladder

the fire-escape'

to get the fire under

the fire-brigade' departs'

the scene of the conflagration

the work of clearing away'

a heap of ruins

consid'erable damage

are they insured'?

Street-traffic
what a traffic! [bourhood
a much fre'quented neigh'-
the communications; is it
easy to get there?
how do I get quickest to the
station?

The tramway
the horse tramway
the steam tramway
the electric tramway
the rails

the front-platform
a deck-seat
the hanger-on
the stopping place
the conductor
the driver

where are you going?
the ticket; to perforate
it must be kept
you must show it if requested
do tell me when I must get

out

stop here, please!
one place only to sit on
kindly make room for me!

— If you please!

braende, for-, af'braende

fuldt af R0g

springe ud af Vin'duet

Fald'net/tet

en Reb'stige>

Brand'stig/en

Red'ningsstig/en

blive Herre over Ild/en

Brand'korps/et traekker sig

Brand'sted/et [tilba'ge

Op'rydningsarbeid/et

en Ruin'hoh

bety'delig Skade

er de forsik'ret?

Ga'detrafik
Hvilken Trafik!
en befaer'det By'del
Kommunikation'/er;har man

let Ad'komst didhen?
hvor'dan kom'mer jeg hur'-

tigst til Stationen?

Spor'vogn/ene
Hes'tesporvogn/en
Damp'sporvogn/en
den elek'triske Spor'vogn
Sporet, Skin'nerne
den for'reste Plat'form
Plads o'venpaa, paa Taget
Til'haengervogn/en
Hol'deplads/en
Kondukt0r'/en
Kusk/en; Kj0rer/en
hvor skal De hen?
Billet; knipse, maerke
den maa op'bevares
frem'vises paa Forlang'ende
vil De sige mig naar jeg

skal stige af?
stands, er De snil!
bare en Sid'deplads
Kan De gj0re lidt Plads

for mig? — Vaer'saagod

29

29

Town; conveyance.

By;

Kje'retei.

there is only room to
stand, gen'tlemen . . .

all seats are taken!

is there any one without' a
ticket?

to go by bus

does it go in that direction?

Conveyance
a cart, a truck
a business car
the hand-cart
private carriages
the dog-cart
it has no springs
how it jerks!
take care!; look sharp!
to get put of the way of a
step aside'! [car

The cab

an open, a closed, a one-
horse cab

with India rubber wheels

the cab-stand

the cab-man

in the box

are you engaged'? make
haste, I am in a hurry

to drive after the hour

what o'clock' is it?

where do you want to go,

the flap-seat [sir?

to have a front-seat, to
have a back-seat

pull up the hood, take the
hood down

the carriage-door, the step

the fare

how much is the drive?

they ask too much of you

the tariff

the taxa'meter

this is the tariff

bare Staa'pladse!

Alt op'taget!

nogen, som ikke har Bil-
let? [bussen
kjore (tage) med Om'ni-
k]0rer den paa den Kant?

Kj0'ret0i
en Ar'beidsvogn
en Va'revogn
Haand'vogn/en
Her'skabsvogne [Gig)

en Dog'-cart (n. Kariol',
den har ingen Fjaer/er
hvor den ryster!
Forsig'tig!; Se Dem for!
kj0re tilsi'de for en Vogn
gaa afvei'en!

Droske, Vogn/en
en aa'ben, luk'ket Vogn,

en En'spaender
med Gum'mihjul
Hol'deplads for Vogn'maend
Vogn'mand, Kusk/en
paa Kus'kebukken
er De op'taget? Kjor hur-

tigt, jeg har Hastvaerk!
Ti'mek]0rsel

hvor mange er Klokken?
hvor skal De hen?
Bag's<ede
sidde for'laends, bag'laends

i Vognen
slaa op, slaa ned

Kalesche/n!

Vogn'd0r/en, Vogn'trin/net
Kjo'retaxt

hvor meget koster Turen?
man blir trukket op
Tarif/fen

Taxame'terdroske/n
det er Taxt/en

30

Town; conveyance.

30

By; Kj0'ret0i.

The bi'cycle
the frame; the wheels
the saddle; the pedals
the steering-bar; the break;

the bell, the trumpet
the lantern; air-pump
the screw-key
the tri'cycle, the bi'cycle
bicyclette'
the touring-bi'cycle
the tandem
the motor-bi'cycle
second-hand bi'cycles
I have borrowed it
to ride a bi'cycle, to know
a bi'cyclist [how to —

the bi'cycling card
the tax-stamp
a ride; a tour
I have had an ac'cident; the

in'jury, the damage
the chain is broken
one of my tyres has got a

hole; is slack
the air-pipe is broken, is

gone
to mend, to repair'; to pump

The mo'tor-car
a benzine'-car
to smell
the mo'torist
the chauffeur'
the framework
the ,,carrosserie" , the horn
the motor; the driving
to go at a mad pace,
he is sure to meet one day
with an ac'cident
ditch

the damage; garage
a motor-workshop
extra fittings

Cyc'le/n
Felge/n; Hjul/ene
Sa'del/en; Pedal/ene
Sty'restang/en; Bremsen;

Klokke/n

Lygte/n; Luft'pumpe/n
Skru'en0gle/n
Tri'cycle/n, Bi'cycle
Da'mecycle
Lan'deveiscycle
Tandem/en
Motor'cycle/n
brugte Cycle/r
jeg haar laant den
i kj0re paa Cycle, cycle
en Cyclist'
et Cyc'lemaerke
et Mummer
en Cyc'letur
jeg har havt et Uheld;

Skade/n

Kjae'de/n er sprunget
Daekke./t har faaet et Hui;

den er slap
Luft'ringen er sprunget;

gaaet itu
repare're; pumpe op

A u t o m o b i 1 '/e n
en Benzin'automobil
stinker
Automobilist'
Chauffeur! en
Ram'mevserk/et
Vogn/en; Signariiorn/et
Motor'/en, Styr/et
rase afsted

det luender ham sikkert
engang en U'lykke
Lan'deveisgr0ft/en
etHavari';Automobil'remis-
Reparatur'vaerksted fse
Reser'vegjenstande

31

Town; cafe; res'taurant.

31

By ; Cafe ; Restaurant.

To take refreshments
(comp. Chap. V)

the coffee-house, cafe [want?

the coffee-house keeper ; you

please wipe the table; it is
wet

a whisky

with soda water

a cup of coffee

a cup of black coffee

a 'melange'

coffee with milk

tea with cold cream

a glass of fresh water

a sorbet

what ices have you got?

vanille', straw'berry ice

a mixed ice

do you keep German news'-
papers? ill'ustrated p.?

the res'taurant, the inn, the
tavern, the public-house

the host; the hostess

the guest; the reg'ular guest
The beer-, ale-house

gen'uine Munich beer, Vi-
enna beer; from the wood

a glass, a pint [pint

half a pint; a quarter of a

the barrel has just been

it foams; it is warm [opened

bottled beer

the wine-house

the hotel', eating house
The res'taurant

waiter; bar-maid

the head'waiter

who serves here?

have you already ordered?

the bill of fare, the list of
wines (comp. Chap. V)

the 'plat du jour'

to dine at a fixed price

At ind'tage Forf risk'nin-

ger (sammenlign Kap. V)
Cafe

Vaert/en; hvad onsker De?
Vasr saa venlig at torre af

Bordet; det er vaadt
en Ver'nuit
med Selters
en Kaf'fe, sort
en Kaffe, expret
en Kaffe Melange
Kaffe med Melk
The med kold F10de
et Glas friskt Vand
en Halv'frosset
hvad slags Is har De?
Vanil'je-, Jord'baeris
en Portion blandet
holder De tyske Avis/er?

nogle illustre'rede?
Restauration'/en, Vaerts'-

hus/et, (d) Kro
Vaert/en'; Vaertind'/en
Gjaest/en; Stam'gjaest/en
0 1' r e s t a u r a n t e n
aegte Miinchener 01, Dre-

her-01; fra Fad
et Glas; en Seidel
en halv 01; en Schnitt
det er ganske ny 'tappet
det skummer; det er varmt
Flas'keol
Bode'ga

Hotel; Spi'selokale
Rest a u rant/en
Kellner; Opvar'ter, Jom'fru
( )'\erkellner
hvc'ii serve'rer her?
har De allerede bestilt?
Spi'sekart et. Vin'kart/et

(sammenlign Kap. V)
Dagens f;;ste Ret/ter
?pise en Diner

32

Town; lodging.

32

By; Log!'

how much is it?

at your free choice

have you chosen, sir?

will ittake long? [beefsteak?

when do you bring me my i

please give me another
glass, another knife

may I clear away'?

do you order an'ything else?

we want to pay [ing, sir

the bill if you please! Com-

you must pay for the bread

the tip
The lodging

the lodging for the night

to pass the night

to put up at — ; to take lod-
gings with som'ebody

where does he live, lodge?

the inn

the hotel'

the host, the proprietor

to find lodging

all our rooms are oc'cupied

in the 'dependance'

not too high, please!

there is a lift

a bright and airy front-
room with two beds

a quiet little room at the
back of the house

facing south

how much is it?

5 shillings is too much, I
won't give more than 4

light included

attendance not included

attendance is generally
reckoned apart'

the strangers' book

Christian name and sur-
name; profession, country

-table d'hote

hvad koster det?

efter Spi'sekort./et

har De valgt?

varer det lasnge?

hvor blir det af min Bif?

vaer saa snil at give mig et

andet Glas, en Kniv
Kan jeg daekke af?
0nsker De noget mere?
Vi vil gjerne beta'le
Tak! — Kommer straks!
Br0d/et bliver beregn/et
Drik'kepenge
Logi
Nat'logi
o'vernatte
tage ind; indloge're sig hos

nogen

hvor bor, logerer han?
Her'berg/et

Gjaest'giversted, Hotel'
Vaerten, Hotel'eier/en
! blive anbragt, faa Hus
her er alt op'taget
i Si'debygning/en
ikke for hoit op!
der er Eleva'tor
et lyst,- luftigt Vae'relse til

Gaden med to Senge
et roligt lidet Vaerelse til

Gaard/en
mod Syd
hvad koster det?
5 Kroner er for meget, mere

end fire vil jeg ikke give
i'beregnet Belys'ning
foru'den Betje'ning
Betjening bereg'nes som

Regel ex'tra
Frem'medbog/en
For- og Ef'ternavn; Stir-
ling, Hjem'sted
Table d'hote

33

Town; pension.

when is dinner?
keep a seat for me, I shall
be late

I have already dined

1 want to be called tomorrow
morning at six o'clock'

tell him to knock hard!

there is no candle

is there any drinking water?

the bed is very hard

one cushion will do for me

I hope it is clean

vermin

bugs and fleas

Persian insect powder

a quan'tity of gnats

put a mosquito net round
my bed

to burn a pastil (some rib-
bon of Bruges)

I have been stung

put some a'moniac on!

to ring; the bell

for the boots [maid

the house-maid, chamber-
to go to the office

make up my bill, but at
once

I have looked it over

there is a mistake'

you have made a mistake'

to receipt'; paid [sionf
Boarding-house, pen-

what do you charge for board

boarders [and lodging V

to board with -

the meals are taken in com-
mon; the conversation dur-
ing meals is carried on in
Italian

this is the best way to make
foreigners familiar with the

to skip a lunch [language

H i-eker, English. 3

33

By; Pension.

naar skal der spises?
reserver' mig en Plads; jeg

kommer se'nere
jeg liar allere'de spist
jeg on'sker at blive vaekket

Klokken 6 imorgen tidlig
han maa banke haardt!
her er intet Lys
er der Drik'kevand?
Seng/en er svaert haard
jeg liar nok rned en Pu'de
jeg haa'ber, den er ren
U't0i

Vaeg'gedyr/ene ogLop'pe/ne
In'sektpulver/et
et U'tal Myg
vil De lade mig faa et

Myg'gesler
lade r0ge ud

jeg er bleven stukket

hav Salmiak paa!

ringe; Klokke/ro

paa Tje'ner/en

Stu'epige/n

op's0ge Kontor'/et

vil De skrive ud niin Reg-

ning, men straks
jeg har set den over
den stemmer ikke
De har gjort en Fell
kvitte're; op'gjort
Pensionat', Pension
hvorh 01 er Pensions 'prise/n?
Kost'gjaenger e, Pensio-
vaere i Pension |iut>r/er
Maal'tid/erne blir ind'taget

fa'lles; der blir

talt italieiisk

ved Bord/et
derved blir den Fremmede

kjendt nied Sprog/et
forsom'me en Fro'kost

Hecker, Norsk (DanskK .<

34

Town; sights.

34

By ; Sevaer'dighed/er.

not to make any reductions
you pay weekly every Sa'-
turday

Furnished appartments
you are less bound
bills for appartments to let
to take

to arrange' for a month
he lives in furnished lodgings
nice lodging-house keepers
the rent is paid in ad-
vance'

this must be settled in every
special case
the contract'

to make a short stay; to
fix one's self

to announce' the arrival, the
departure of a guest at the

Sights of a town [P°lice'

it is worth seeing

to be very attractive

the ruins of a castle

the mediaeval castle

the draw-bridge

the par'apets

the loop-holes

the dungeon

the belvedere'

a view

the castle, the palace [live?

where does the cas'tellan

the entrance is from there

the entrance of the tower

where does one get up to .. .?

the Pan'theon

the guar'dian
The ar'senal

ancient armour

coat of mail; breast-plate

the shirt of mail

knights' helmets: steel-caps I

intet fra'traekkes
man betaler pr. U'ge hver
L0r'dag

M0ble'rede Vae'relse/r
man er mindre bundet
Plakat' om led'ige Vae'rel-
leie [se/r

leie for en Maa'ned
han bor Chambregarnie
beha'gelige Vaerts'folk
Leie/n maa beta'les
for'skudvis
for hver Gang for'beholdes

naermere Af'tale
Lei'ekontrakt/en
op'holde sig for kortere

Tid; bo'saette sig
an'melde ens An'komst,

Af'reise (til Politi/et)

S e ' v ae r d i g h e d/e r

det er se'vaerdigt

vaere meget til'traekkende

en Slots'ruin

Bprg/en

Vin'debro/en

Tinde/rne

Sky'dehul/ler

Faeng'sel/et

Ud'sigtstaarn/et

Ud'sigt/en

Slot/tet

hvor bor Kastellan'/en?

Ind'gang/en er der fra

Ind'gang/en til Taarn/et

hvor er Op'gangen til . . .?

Min'dehal/len

Vagt'mester/en
V a a ' b e n s a m 1 i n g/e n

gamle Rust'ning/er

Harnisk'; Bryst'panser

Pan'serskjorte/n

Hjelm/e; Storm'hue

35

Town; aqua'rium.

35

By; Akva'riui

cross-bow; ar'quebus
the club; the ja'velin
the sword; the shield
trophies
the museum
ancient, modern art
a picture gall'ery
Aca'demy of fine arts
when is it open, shut on
Sundays?

The aqua riii m,

poly'pusses, a medusa

sea-stars

sea-urchins; sea-horses

mollusks; snails

testa'cea, cru-sta'cea

crabs, cray-fishes
Fishes (comp. Chapt. V.)

the gills

the fins

the scales

a fish-bone; the flesh [fishes

river-fishes, fresh-water

sea-fishes, salt-water fishes

shark; swordfish

cat-fish

the electric ray, torpedo
Whales

the whale; fish-oil *

sperm-whale; narwal

the walrus

the dolphin

the seal
A m p h i b ' i a

frogs; batra'chians; newts

the salamander
Reptiles

alligator, cro'codile

the blind-worm

the chamae'leon

a lizard

tortoise; tortoise-shell

Laas'bue; Ha'geb0sse
K011e/n; Kas'tespyd/et
Svaerd/et; Skjold/et
Trofae'/er
Muse'um

antik', moder'ne Kunst
et Bil'ledgalleri
Kunst'akademi
naar blir det aa'bnet, Ink-
ket om S0n'dag/ene?

Akvari/et.

Polyp'/per; en Manet'

So'stjerne

S0'pindsvin; S0'hest

B10d'dyr; Snegle/'r

Skal'dyr

Krabbe/r; Krebs
Fisk (se Kap. V.)

Gjaelle/rne

Sv0m'mefinne/rne

Skjael/lene

et Fis'keben; Kj0d/et

Fersk'vandsfisk

Salt'vandsfisk

Hai; Svaerd'fisk

Hunde'hai

elektrisk Rokke
Hva'l

Hval/en; Tran

Kaskelot'; Nar'hval

Hval'ros/sen

Tum'ler/en; Delf in/en

Kob'be/n, Sael/en
Amf i'bi/er

Frosk/e; Padde; 0gle

Salaman'der/en
Kepti'li/er, Kryb'dyr

AllijM'tnr. Krokkodil'le
'orin en

KanuL'leon en

en Fir'fisle

Skild'padde; Skild'padde

36

Town; Zoolo'gical Garden.

viper, adder; common adder
the asp; the snake, serpent
the poi'sonous fangs; to
to curl [kreep

the spectacle-snake
the rattle-snake
the boa constrictor

The Zoolo'gical Garden.

Birds (comp. Chapt. XII)

the a'viary

birds of prey

an eagle; a condor

a vulfure

falcon; hawk, kite

a sparrow-hawk

the kite

the owl, night-owl

the horn-owl

the little owl

aquatic birds, water-fowls

the sea-gull

the peewit, plover

the crane

the flamingo; the heron

the stork; the pe'Hcan

bustard; the water-fowl

poultry (comp. Chapt. V)

pigeons; turtle-doves

the parrot; the ca'catoo

sparrows

the bird of pa'radise

singing birds

the ostrich
Mammals

the kan'garoo

ru'minants

the camel; the dro'inedary

the hump

the giraffe'; the llama

the buffalo; the bison

an elk; the rein-deer

stag, hind, fawn

36

By; Zoolo'gisk Have.

Hug'orm; Gift'snog
Snog/en; Slange/n
Gift'taend/erne; krybe
rulle sig sam'men
Bril'leslange/n
Klap'perslange/n
Boa Konstriktor

Den Zoologiske Have.

Fug'l/e (se Kap. XII)

Ftig'lehus/et

Rov'fugl/e

en 0rn; en Kondor

en Grib

Falk; H0n'seh0g, Du'eh0g

Spur'veh0g

Glente/n

Ug'le/n; Nat'ugle/n

Hu'bro/en, Horn'ugle/n

Dverg'ugle/n

Vand'fugl/e (se Kap. V)

Maa'ge/n

Vi'be/n

Tra'ne/n

Flamin'go/en; Hei're/n

Stork/en; Pelikan'en

Trap'gaas; Vand'h0ne/n

H0n'sefugl/e (se Kap. V)

Du'e/r; Tur'teldue/r

Papeg0i'e/n; Kakadu'e/n

Spur'vefugl/e

Paradis'fugl/en

Sang'fugl/e

Struds/en
Pat'tedyr

Kaen'guru/en

Drov'tygger/e

Kamel'/en; Dromedar'/en

Puk'kel/en

Giraf/fen; La'ma/eii

B0f'f el/en; Bi'sonokse/n

et Elgs'dyr; Rens'dyr/et

Hjort, -~ko, —kalv

37

37

Town; Zoological Garden.

By; Zoolo'gisk Have.

the deer; fallow-buck

the antlers; the shovels

the roe; doe

to graze

the an'tilope; the gazel'

the chamois; the stein-bock

the zebra
Pachyder'mata

the el'ephant; the i'vory

the trunk

the rhino'ceros

hippopo'tamus; the tapir

the wild boar

the wild boar; the tusks
Rodents

beaver; the squirrel

the hamster

the guinea-pig

the marmot

hibernation

the por'cupine

the quills of the por'cupine

the domestic an'imals
(comp. Chapt. XII.)
Beasts of prey

the house of the beasts of

the wild an'imals [prey

to tame; tamer

to domes'ticate; tame

the young one; to suckle

the den; the hole

the skin; speckled

spotted; coloured likea tiger

the tail; the mouth

the jaws; to eat, to devour'

the mane; a lion's mane

paws; claws; talons

to tear; to lac'erate

to roar; to howl

to growl

the bear-pit

the polar bear; the raccoon'

the fox; the hyaena

Paa'dyr/et; Daa'dyrbuk

Hjor'tehorn/et; Gevir/et

Raa'buk/ken; Raa'dyr (him)

spise, gra'sse

Antilo'pe/n; Ga/el'le/n

(iemse n ; Steri'buk/ken

Ze'bra en
T v k ' h u d e d e

Elefant'/en; El'fenben/et

Sna'bel/en

Nae'sehoni/et

Flod-, Nil'hest; Tapir'/en

Vild'svin/et

Han'vildsvin/et; Hug'-
Gna'ver/e (taMid/erne

Bae'ver; Ek'orn/et

Hamster/en

Mar'svin/et

Mur'meldyr/et

Vin'tersovn/en

Pind'svin/et

Pig/gene

Hus'dyr/ene (se
Kap. XII.)
Rov'dyr

Rov'dyr/enes Hus

de vilde Dyr

betvin'ge; Dy'retaemmer

ta-mme; tain

Unge/n; di'e

Hu'le'n; Hi/et

Pels/en; spraglet

flaekket; stribet

Ha'le/n; Sniuk- n

ilab/et; aede

Manke/n; I.o'venianke

Pot/er, Klor; Klor

rive istvkker; fla-nuc

brole: liylc

brurame

Bjer'netaemmer/en

Is lijorn en; Vas'kebjorn/en

Raev/en; Hya»'ne/n

38

House and Home.

the jackal'; the wolf
the ja'guar, leopard
lion; li'oness
the panther; the tiger
Qua'drumans
the monkey
the monkey-house
the mandril, the baboon'
the longtailed monkey
man-like monkeys
orang-utang, gibbon
the gorilla; chimpanzee'

38

Hus og Bo'lig.

Sjakal'/en, Ulv/en
Jaguar'/en, Leopard'/en
L0ve; L0vin'de
Pan'ter/en; Ti'ger/en
Fir'hasndede
A'be/n
A'bebur/et

Mandril/len, Bavian'/en
Ma'rekat/ten
Men'neskeabe/r
Orang-Utang', Gibbon
Goril'la/en; Chimpan'se/n

in.

House and Home.

the building, the e'difice
the villa

the mansion, the palace
a piece of ground, a build-
ing-ground, lot
A house in building
the builder; an ar'chitect;
to build [at present

much building is going on
the style of building
the buildings, the scaf'fold-
free-stones; bricks [ing
to tear down; to demolish
rubbish; the ground-plan
to lay the first stone
the foundations; walls
to lay bricks; the cement'
the front; back of a building
to whitewash; to smooth
the plaster: to come off
the bal'cony; the terrace
a bay-window juts out

in.

Hus og Bo'lig.

Byg'ning/en

Vil'la/en

Palae'/et, Palads'/et

et Grund'stykke, en Byg'ge-

tomt [for else

Bygning under Op'-
i Byg'herre/n; en Byg'-

mester; byg'ge
der bygges meget nu for
Stil/en [Tiden

Byg'ning/erne; Stillads'/et
tii'hugget Sten; Tegl'sten
ned'rive, ned'bryde
Grus; Grund'rids/et
l«gge Grund'sten/en
Fundament'/et; Mur/e
mure; M0rtel/en
Fassa'de/n; Bag'side/n
hvidte; af'pudse
Puds/en; falde af
Balkon'/en; Altan'/en
et Karnap' springer frerh

The dwelling house.

The dwelling house

the front-house

the two wings

the back-house
The stories

the ground-floor

five storied

the mezzanine', entresol

the first floor

on the third floor

the attics

the rain conies through
The roof

the dormer-window

the chimney

the lightning-conductor

the vane, weather-cock

the flag; the flagstaff, pole

to hoist; to lower

the cornice; the gable

tiles; shingle

the timber- work: the beam

the laths; the rafters

the eaves

the water-pipe; sink
The court-yard

the fountain

draw-well; the pail

to draw water; to pump

the pump, the cistern

the dust-hole
The gate, gate-way

the house-door

of wrought iron

the ring; the knocker

the bell; to ring

the porter

the porter's wife

whom do you want to see?

the scraper

the scrubbing-brush

the straw-mat

Vaa'ninRshus/et.

Vaa'ningshus/et

Fassa'debygning/en

de to F10i/er

Bag'gaard/en
E t a g e/r n e

forste Etage, Parterre

fem'etages

Mel'lemetage/n

anden Etage

i tredje Etage

Tag'kammer/et, Kvist/en

det regner igjennem
Tag/et

Tag'luge/n

Skor'sten/en

Lyn'afleder/en

Vind'-, Veir'hane/n

Flag/get; Stang/en

heise; saenke

Gesims/en; M0'ne/n

Tag'sten; Tag'spon

Bjel'kevaerk/et; Bjelke/n

Laegte/rne; Spaerre/rne

Tag'rende/n

Vask/en; Ren'desten/en
G a a r d s ' p 1 a d s/e n

Spring'vand/et, Fontaene/n

Vin'debrond; Botte/n

0'se Vand; pumpe

Pum'pe/n; Cister'ne/n

Kloa'k/en
Port/en; Ind'kj0rsel/en

Gang'd0r/en

af Sme'dejern

D0r'hammer/en; Hammer/en

Klokke/n; ringe

Port'ner/en, Portier

Port'nerkone/n

hvem soger De?

Skrab'jern/et

Krad'seborste/n

Straa'matte/n

40

The dwelling.

On the stairs
spiral stair-case
the back-stair-case
a landing
the step

to mount, to descend' [pet
the ban'isters; the stair-car-
at the foot of the stairs
a lift

The dwelling.

where do you live?
at the corner, on the square
in an a'venue

second floor, to the left; on
the ground-floor
looking into the court-yard
looking into the garden
roomy; sunny; close
highly e'legant
modern comfort
ne'cessary conveniences
To let

to let, to be let
it is empty; not let
landlord; tenant
care-taker; house-mates
to take, to rent
the rent; contract
to give notice; notice [body
to raise the rent of some'-
our rent has been raised
to move; to change lodgings
the removal; packer
a fur'niture-van
the removers
they want to remove'
where is he gone to?
to move into a house
when do they move?
The door

it opens into the passage
folding door

40

Lei'lighed en.

Paa Trappe/n
Vin'deltrappe
Bag'trappe/n
en Trap'peatsats;
Trin/net
stige op, — ned
Gelaen'der/et; L0ber/en
ved Fod/en af Trappe 11
en Eleva'tor

Leilighed/en.

hvor bor De?
paa Hj0'rne/t, paa Plads/en
i en Allee

tredje Etage, tilven'stre; i
forste Etage, Parter're
Lei'lighed til Gaard/en
Lei'lighed til Have/n
rum'melig; sol'rig; kvalm
herska'belig
moder'ne Komfort'
Til'beh0r/et, Si'derum
Bort'leie
at leie bort
den staar torn; ledig
Hus'vasrt; Leier
Vicevaert; Hus'faelle/r
leie

Leie/n; Leiekontrakt
op'sige; Opsi'gelse/n
forhoi'e Leie/n
Vor Hus'leie er bleven for-
flytte ud; flytte [h0iet

Fiyt'ning/en; en Pak'ker
en Flyt'tevogn
Flyt'tefolk/ene
de vil flytte

hvor er hail flyttet hen?
flytte ind i et Hus
naar flytter de ind?
D0r/en

den gaar ud til Gang/en
Dob'beltd0r, F10i'd0re

41

The dwelling.

glass-door; ta'pestry door
a sliding-door
the threshold; the posts
the hinges; to creak
the handle, the knob
to be ajar'; to open
not quite closed; half-open
it was wide open
to shut; to be shut
it shuts by itself
to bang the door
to lock
to unlock'
to double-lock
the lock is broken
spring-lock
through the key-hole
the house-key
the latch-key
it does not work
the ward is broken off
to take out the key
the key is in the door
the door is bolted
to bolt, to unbolt'
the peep hole
the bell has rung
who is there? Friends!
there is a knock; come in!
Rooms

the entrance-hall
the an'tichamber
the parlour, the room
the adjoining room
the front-rooms
looking into the street
light; airy
the sitting-room
the drawing-room
reception room
ladies' room (boudoir)
the dining-room
the dining-hall

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Glas'dor; Tapet'dor
en Sky'vedor

Taer'skel/en; D0r'stotpe/ne
D0r'haengsl/erne; knirke
Klinke/n, D0r'greb/et
staa aa'ben; aa'bne
paa Klein; halv'aaben
den stod vid aa'ben
hikke; vaere lukket
den lukkes af sig selv
slaa igjen
laase
laase op

dreie om Nogle/'n
Laa's/en er istykker
Smaek'laas

gjen'nem N0g'lehul/let
Port'n0gle/n
Entren0gle/n
den lukker ikke
N0g'leskjaer/et er af'brukket
tage ud N0gle/n
N0gle/n staar i
Slaa/en er for
skyve Slaaen for, skyve
Kig'hul/let [Slaa/en fra

det ringte

hvem er der? - - En god
det banker; kom ind! [Yen!
Rum/mene
Gangen, Entre/en
For'vaerelse/t, Vestibule n
Stue/n, Vae'relse/t
Si'deva?relse/t
Fassa'devaerelse me
mod Gaden
lys; luftig
Dag'ligstue/n
Salon/en

Madta'gelsesvicrelse
Boudoir
Spi'sestue n
Spisesal/en

42

The dwelling.

42

the billiard-room
the study
a smoking-room
the passage, cor'ridor
to the back of the house;
the bed-room [dark

an alcove
the nur'sery

the visitors' room, spare-
the box-room [room

the dressing-room
the bath-room
a loft

the water-closet
the la'vatory
the closet
the servants' room
a ca'binet
the kitchen
the pantry '
the lumber-room
the lumber

the cellar; the cellar-win-
the coal-cellar [dows

a trap-door

in the garret, store-room
The window
the window-bay
double-window
they stood at the window
I stepped to the window
to look out at the window
with one window only
railed

the iron railing
the outer shutters; the inner
shutters
the blinds

to pull up, to let down
the pa'rapet
the pane; the glazier
broken; to put in [dow-bolts
the sash-fas'tener; the win-

Lei'ligheden.

Billiard'vaerelse/t

Ar'beidsvaerelse/t

et R0'gevaerelse

Gang/en, Kor'ridor/en

til Gaards'plads/en

So'vevaerelse/t

en Alko've

Bar'nevaerelse/t

Gjaest'evaerelse/t

Skab'vaerelset

Toilet'vaerelse/t

Ba'devaerelse/t

et Loft

Prive't/en

Kloset/tet; Lok'um/met,
Toilet'tet

Pi'gevcerelse/t

et Kammer

Kj0k'ken/et

Spis'kammer/et

Pulter'kammer/et

Skram'mel/et; Skrod/et
! Kjael'der/en; Glug'ge/rne
| Ved'bod/en

en Fald'd0r
! paa Loft/et, Bod/en
Vin'du/et
: Vinduesnische/n
i Dob'beltvindu
! de stod ved Vin'du/et

jeg traadte hen til Vindu/et
i se ud af Vindu/et
i et'fags
i til'gitret
! Jern'gitter/et

ide ud'vendige Skod'de/r;
de ind'vendige Skod'de/r

Jalousi'/erne

traekke op; slippe ned [duet

Mur'gesims/en under Vin'-

Ru'de/n; Glas'mester/en

istyk'ker; saette ind

Krog/en; Laas/en

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Household Arrangements.

43

Indred'ning/en.

the window-sill

the chink; the draught of air

draught; there is a draught

do you feel the draught there?

to ven'tilate; a ven'tilator

the ventilation
Floor

the stone floor

mo'saic floor

the boards; covered with b.

to paint; the oil-paint

fresh paint!

the par'queted floor

to wax

floor-po'lisher
The walls

the paper

they are papered

to paper (afresh')

the paper-hanger, 'gobelins''

white-washed

to come off

the panel, wain-scot

hanging on the wall
The ceiling

painted

with stucco or'naments

stucco ceiling

the stucco conies off [down

the central or'nament ;to hang

Household arrangements.

to set up; he wants to set
up house-keeping
to de'corate
The f ur'niture
a piece of fur'niture; furni-
carved; inlaid' [shed

the ca'binet-maker;(o polish
got out of joint
to be rick'ety; to shake
put something under
uphol'stery

Vin'dueskarm/en

Spraek/ken; Traek'vinden

Traek/ken; det traekker her

traekker det, der hvor Do

lufte; en Ventil [sidder?

Ventilation'/en
Gulv/et

Sten'gulv/et

Mosaik'gulv/et

Plan'ke/rne; gulv'lagt

male; Ol'jemaling/en

ny'malet!

Parket'gulv/et

bo'ne

Boner
V ae g/g e n e

Tapet/et

de er tapetse'rede

ny'tapetsere

Tapetser'; Gobelins'

kalket; hvidtet

falde af

Panel/et

haengende paa Vaeg/gen
Tag/et

ma let

med Gibs'forsiring/er

Gibs'tag

Gibs/en falder af

Roset'/ten; haenge ned

ludred'ning/'en.

ind'rede; ban vil saette
Hus

ud'smykke
M0'bl/erne
M0'bel/et; moble'ret
ud'skaaret; ind'lagi
Sned'ker/en; pole're
gaaet op i Lim'ing/en
ikke staa stedt; vakle
laeg noget under
stop'pede M0bler

44

Fur'niture.

The table

a 'three-legged, four-1. table
round, oval, square
a dining-table
to pull out; the leaves
a table-cover
the side-board
working-, writing-, card-
table

the drawers; to open
the middle-drawer
the flower-stand; pots
the desk; the waste-paper-
a turning-stool [basket

The chair

she was sitting; sit down
the seat; the back
the cane-seat chair, the
wicker-work chair; the tex-
the chair [ture

the arm-chair
the arms

the grand'-father chair
the rocking-chair
to rock
a lounge

the sofa-roll [a nap

to lie down a little, to take
the sofa, the ot'toman
the divan; the cushions
the hassock

the foot-stool [ers>

the chest of drawers; draw-
a looking-glass; the frame
dark; scratched
the hand-mirror [badly
to reflect' well, to reflect'
to look into the glass
pictures: the corner-shelf
plaster-figures in the corners
a what-not, an etagere
with nippes
-hat-stand, clothes-stand

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Indred'ning/en.

Bord/et

med tre, fire Ben

rundt, ovalt, fir'kantet

et Spi'sebord

til at traekke ud; Pla'de/rne

et Bord'tceppe

Anret'iiingsbord/et

Ar'beidsbord; Skri've-
bord/et; Spiriebordj

Vinge/rne; traekke ud

Bord'skuffe/n

Blom'sterbord/et; Potte/r

Pult/en; Papir'kurv/en

en Kontor'krak
Stol/en

hun sad; sast Eder

Saede/t; Ryg'st0d/et

R0r'stol/en, Kurv'stol/en;
Flet'vaerk/et

Lce'nestol/en

Laenestol/en, Fauteuillen

Arrn'st0d/erne

Beds'tefarstol/en

Gyngestol/en

gynge sig

en Lig'gestol

So'fapude/n

laeg'ge sig et 0ieblik

So'fa/en, Kanape'/en

Divan'/en; Pude/rne

Kamin'pude/n

Fod'skammel/en

Kommo'de/n; Skuf/fer

et Speil; Ramme/n

mat, an'10bet; istyk'ker

Haand'speil/et

Speil/et er godt, daarligt

se i Speilet

Bil'leder; Hj0r'nehylde/n

Oibs'figur/er i Hj0r'ne/rne

en Etagere, Konsol

med Nips'sage/r

Hatte-, Klae'desholder

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Furniture; Crock'ery.

the clothes-rail, peg

to hang on; to take down

where can I leave my things?

the umbrella-stand

a chest
The cupboard

to put into'; to put away'

to take out

the wardrobe

the hooks; the rails

the book-case; the b.-shelf

the pigeon-holes

the book-shelves

a ca'binet

the glass-cupboard

the crock'ery-safe

the side-board
Crock'ery

china; the set of china

the coffee-, tea-pot

the milk-jug

the cream-jug

the cup

the saucer

the mocca-cup

the sugar-basin

the mustard-pot

the pepper-box

the salt-cellar

dish

the plate, the soup-plate

fruit-plate; the soup-tureen'

thesalad-dish ; sauce-tureen'

the egg-cup

jam-dish, fruit-stand
Glass

the water-bottle

the glass-stopper

the water-, beer-, wine-, li-
quor-glass

a glass-plate

whole; broken, smashed

to break; to break in two

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Indred'ning; Servise.

Knag'raekke/n

liojnge op; tage ned

hvor kan jeg laeggeaf T0iet?

Paraply'holder/en

en Klste
Skab/et

laegge ind; laegge bort

tage ud

Klae'desskab/et

Krog/erne; Knag'/gerne

Bog'skab/et; Bog'hylde

Hylde/rne

Reol/en, Bog'hylde/n

et Skrin

Glas'skab/et

Kj0k'kenskab/et

Buffer/en
Servi'se/t

Porcelaen'/et; Servise/t

Kaffe-, The'kande/n

Mel'kemugge/n

F10'demugge./n

Kop/pen

Skaal/en

Mok'kakop/pen

Suk'kerkop/pen

Sen'nepsdaase/n

Peb'berb0sse n

Salt'kar/ret

Anret'ningsfad

don flade, dybe Taller'ken

Frugt'asjet'ter; Terrin/en

Salaf bolle/n; San'cemug-

/Eg'geglas/set |gc n

Kompot-, Frugt'skaal
Glastoi

Vand'karaffel/en

( ilas'kork/en

Vand,-. O!'-. Vin'.ulas set;
I.ikor'glas sot

LMI (ilas'asjet

licl; istyk'ker

slaa itu'; gaa istykker

46

Fur'niture; bed.

46

Indred'ning; Seng.

to be cracked

to run; damaged

the silver-plate

the case with knife and fork

knife and fork

fruit-, cheese-knife

the carving-knife

the soup-ladle

spoon; tea spoon
Net-curtains

curtains

rod; arms; loops

the door-curtain

the blinds; to pull up; to let
down

a marquee'

carpets; the bed-carpet
The bed

the iron bed-stead

field-bed, folding bed

to put up

the couch

the sofa

the cradle; to rock

the lull'aby

the foot, the head of a bed

the paillasse'

the spring-matress

to be elastic; the matress

of horsehair, sea-weed

the bolster

pillow; the case

the sheets; the clothes

the coun'terpane, quilt

the blanket; the feather-
bed

to make the bed

to put on sheets

to put on fresh sheets

the bed clothes

to warm; the bed-warmer

night-table; chamber

a screen

have en Brist, Spraek

springe; faaet et St0d

S01v't0i/et

Bestik/ket

Kniv og Gaf'fel

Frugt-, Ostekniv

For'skjaerkniv/en

Sup'pe0se/n

Spi'seske; The'ske
Gardin/er

O'vergardin/er

Stang; Arme; Holder

For'haeng/et; Portier'e/rne

Rul'legardin/en; traekke op

slippe ned

en Marki'se

Taeppe/r; Taeppe foran
Seng/en [Seng/en

Jern'seng/en

Felt'seng

saette op

L0i'baenk/en

So'vesofa/en

Vug'ge/n; vugge

Vug'gesang/en

Fod'ende/n, Ho'vedgjaerde/t

Straa'madrads/en

Spring'madrads'/en

vaere elastisk; Madrads/en

af Hes'tehaar, Tang

Skraa'pude/n

Ho'vedpude/n; Traek/ket

Lagen/erne, Sen'getaeppe/r

Stik'taeppe/t

Uld'taeppe/t; Fjaer'-
dyne/n

rede op Seng/en

laegge paa Lagen/er

laegge paa rene Lagen/er

Seng'klaeder

varme; Var'meflaske/n

Nat'bord/et; ~potte

et Skjaerm'bret

47

47

In bed; to dress.

To go to bed
to go to sleep
it is time to go to bed
put her to bed
to tuck the sheets under
I am (so) sleepy
I can't help yawning
my eye-lids droop
good "night, sleep well!
I wish you a good night's rest
I cannot fall asleep'
they have fallen asleep'
to lie awake'
he has not shut his eye
dozing; to be fast asleep'
to have a light sleep
she has roused herself
to sleep one's fill
to ov'ersleep one's self
what a long-sleeper!
to snore; to dream of .
I had a dream
awake'! he awakes'
to wake; to call; the ala-
rum did not wake me; 1
fell asleep' once more
to jump out of bed
to tumble out of bed
to get up; to be up
he is an early riser

To d" ^ [table

the toilette table, dressing-
he stands at the wash-hand-
the wash-hand basin [stand
the water-jug [bucket

to pour away'; the pail,
washings with cold, tepid,

warm water; to wash one's

self

the sponge; the soap
the soap-plate
to soap one's self

Tilsengs'; gjere Toilet'te.

Gaa tilsengs
laegge sig til at sove
det er Sen'getid
laeg hende tilsengs
putte ind Sengetseppet for
jeg er (saa) sovnig [en
jeg maa gjaespe
jeg kan ikke holde 0i/nene
god Nat, sov godt! [oppe
haaber De maa sove godt!
de er sevnet ind
jeg kan ikke faa sove
ligge vaa'gen

ban bar ikke lukket et 0ie
i Halv's0vne; sove fast
sove let
bun er vaagnet
sove ud

sove bort Tid/en
slig en Syv'sover!
snorke; dromme (om)
jeg havde en Drem
vaagn op!; ban vaagner
vaek'ke; Vaek'keklokke/n

bar ikke vaekket; jeg

sovnede ind igjen
springe ud af Seng/en
tumle ud af Seng/en
staa op; vaere oppe
ban er en Mor'genfugl

(vjoro Toilette.

Toilet'bord/et

lian staar ved Vas'keser-

Vaskevandsfad/et [vant/en

Vand'mugge n

slaa va?k; B0tte/n

vaske sig med koldt, hnf-

kent, varmt Vand; vaskc

sig

Svamp/en; Ssebe/n
Sae'beskaal/en
saebevaske sig

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To dress.

to dry one's self

the towel; soft, rough

clean, neat; dirty

to have dirty hands

the dirt; to soil

to polish one's nails

the nail-brush

the nail-scissors

to brush one's teeth

the tooth-brush

the tooth-powder

the mouth-wash

to rinse the mouth
The bath

the steam-bath

I want to take a warm bath

the pipes; the taps

the bath-tub (of zink, of
marble); a thermo'meter

to let the water in, out

how many degrees' has it

the douche [got?

to douche one's self

to rub one's self

the bath-towel

bathing-sheet
To shave

the shaving tackle

the shaving-brush

to soap; the lather

the razor (hurts)

sharp; it is blunt

to lose the edge

the razor-strap

to sharpen

to shave some'body

the barber; the hair-dresser

to put on the moustache'-tie

cosmetique
To do one's hair

the hair-brush [brush

to give one's hair a good

48

Gj0re Toilette.

t0rre sig

Haand'klaede/t; fint, grovt

rent, propert; skiddent

vaere skiddenpaaHaend/erne

Smuds/et; til'smudse

pudse sine Negl/e

Neg'leb0rste/n

Neglesaks/en

pudse Taend'/eme

Tand'b0rste/n

Tand'pulver/et

Mund'vand/et

skylle Mund/en
Bad/et

Damp'bad/et

jeg 0nsker et varmt Bad

R0r/ene; Kran/ene

Ba'dekar/ret (af Zink, Mar-
nier); et Termome'ter

tappe Vandet i — , ud

hvor mange Grad/er er det?

Dusch/en
I tage en Dusch

frotte're sig

Ba'dekaabe/n

Ba'delagen
Barbe're sig

Barber'stel/let

Barber'kost/en

saebe sig ind; Skum/met

Barber'kniv/en (skraber)

skarp; den er s!0v

0'delaegge Eg'/gen

Stry'gerem/men

stryge; skjaerpe

barbe're en

Barberer/en; Fris0r'/en

saette paa Barte'bind

Bartevoks
Ordne sit Haar

Haar'b0rste/n

b0rste sit Haar igjennem

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The kitchen.

49

the comb; to comb

tooth-comb; the scurf

to comb out

to part the hair

to put on pomatum

the hair-oil

hair-dresser; to dress the

a powder-mantle [hair

to curl the hair

the curling irons

curlers; hair-pin

a styleof hair-dressing [face

the powder; to powder one's

perfumed'; the perfume

scent

the scent-bottle

Eau de Cologne

to put on rouge, to rouge

she rouges, she puts on paint

The kitchen.

the kitchen range; the kit-
chener; the econo'mical k.

to light a fire; it is burning

sparks fly; the wood
crackles

there is a smell of smoke

the chimney

gas-stove; spirit-lamp

boiler; frying pan

bottle-jack

the spit; the grid'iron

the kitchen-board

the copper utensils

the saucepan; the pan

the stock-pot, [handlS

the pot with a handle; the

stew-pan, basin; lid

the coffee-mill; to grind the
coffee

a coffee-machine'

an ice-machine'

baking-tins

Hecker, English. 4

Kjokken.ct.

Kam/men; kjaemme

Fin'kam; Flas'set

kjaemme igjen'nem

dele Haaret

have Poma'de i

Haar'olje/n

Friseuse; frise're

en Friser'kaabe

krolle Haar/et

Krol'tang/en

Papillot; Haar'naal

en Frisure

Pudder/et; pudre sig

parfume'ret; Parfu'me/n

Lug'tevand/et

Lug'teflaske/n

Eau de Cologne

sminke sig

hun sminker sig

Kjok'ken et.

(n) Peis/en, Skor'stenen;

Komfyr/en, Jern'komfyr
gj0re op lid; det braender
sprude Gnister; Ved/en

spraker
det lugter R0g
R0g'skjaarm/en
Gas'-, Spi'ritusapparat
Kjedel/en; Ste'gepande/n
rote'rende Ste'gevender
Stegespid/det; Rist/en
Hak'kebraet, Kjek'kenbraei
Kob'bert0i/et
Kasserol'le/n; Pande/n
Gryde n

Kasserol'le n med Hank
Ko'gekar af Ler; Fad. Laag
Kaf'fekviiTii: male Kaffe-

b0nnerne
en Kaffemaskine
en Is'maskine
Ka'geform/er

Hecker, Norsk (l)ansk). 4

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Lighting.

pestle and mortar
to pound

the twirling-stick; to twirl
the kitchen-spoon
the kitchen-ladle
the skimmer, the ladle
the hair-sieve; the strainer
tea-strainer; to pour through
the funnel; to run through
the grater; to grate
the chopping-board
the kitchen-knife
the chopper; to chop
a tray

the flour-bin, baking-trough
the kitchen-table
with a marble-slab
the kitchen-cupboard
the kitchen-e'quipage
to have water laid on
the sink
blocked up

to pour out; to pour away'
the dust-bin
the dust, rubbish
the ice-safe, refrig'erator
the wire-safe; a wire-win-
dow

the fly-paper
a ladder (with steps)
the steps; the li'brary-steps

Lighting.

to light up; as light as day

to light a person

the light (dazzles)

you are in my light

get out of the light

to light up

the match

the wax-match

a wax-taper

to light, to kindle

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Belys'nin;

Morter med St0der
st0de

(n) Tva're/n; r0re ud
Slev/en

Kj0k'kenslev/en
Skum'meslev/en; (n) 0se/n
D0rslag/et; Sil/en
The'sil/en; helde gjennem
Tragt/en; rende gjennem
Riv'jern/et; rive
Rulle-, Hak'kebraet/tet
Kj0k'kenkniv/en
Rul'lekniv/en; rulle
et Braet

Mel'kiste/n, Deig'traug/et
Kj0k'kenbord/et
med Mar'morplade
Kj0k'kenskab/et
Kj0k'kent0i
have Spring'vand
Vask/en
til'stoppet
slaa ud; slaa bort
S0ppelkasse/n
(n) S0ppel, (d) Feieskarn
Is'skab/et

Flu'eskab/et; et Flue-
net

Flu'epapir/et
en Stige (med Trin)
Trap'pestige/n; Trin/net

Belys ning.

bely'se; lyst som Dag/en

Ivse for en

Lys/et (blaeiK^er)

du staar i Lys/et

gaa ud af Lys/et

taende Lys

Svovel-, Fyr'stikke/r

Voks'lys/et

en Voks'stabel

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Lighting.

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it does not catch
to put out, to extinguish
to go out, to die down
The candle
by candle-light
the wax; the tallow
the pa'rafine-wax-candle
the wick; the snuff
to snuff a candle; the pair of
snuffers; the candle-shade
the candle-stick; candle-ring
the bed-room candle-stick
a branch candle-stick
a bracket

the chan'delier with brackets
the night-light
the night-lamp
the little oil-lamp
the lamp-oil
the hand-lantern; torches

The lamp
the receiver
the wick; the chimney
it is burst, cracked
a lamp-shade
the globe

to burn badly, well, clearly
to turn up, down
to smoke; to flicker
the petro'leuni-lainp
the lamp-stand
a swinging-lamp; to hang
the hanging-lamp
the chandelier'

The gas; the gas-light
gasflame

the incandescent light
the mantle
the gaslamp
the tap, the burner
self-lighting taper
to turn on. out; off

det fsenger ikke

shikke

gaa ud, sltikne
Lys/et

ved Ilds'lys

Voks/et; Talg/en

Stearin'lys/et
I Vae'ge/n; Ly'setande/n

pudse, snyde; Ly'sesaks/en;
Ly'seskjaerm/en

Ly'sestage/n; Mansjet'te
I Lysestage n
j en Arm'stage
j en Lampet'
I Kandela'ber/en

Nat lys/et

Nat'lampe/n

den lille Ol'jelampe

Lampeolje/n

Haand'lygte/n; Fakl/erne

Lampe/n
Beholder/en
Vae'ge/n; Glas/set
det er kncekket, sprunget
en Lam'peskjaerm
Kup'pel/en

bra-nde daarligt, godt. klart
skrue op, lied
o'se; lu'e

Petro'leuinslampe/n
i Lam'pebrikke 11
en Ampel; huenge
Haen'gelampe/n
Ly'sekrone/n

Qaa son; Gas' lys/et

Gas'flammo n
1 Gasglo'delys/et
G10'delegem/et,~str0mpe/'n
Gas'lampc r,
(las'hane/n, BraMi'der/en

skrne np. iujcn; slukko

4*

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Heating.

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Op'varmning.

there is a smell of gas; there

must be an escape'
the gasp'meter
the main-tap
the gas-works
The electric light
lighted by electri'city
arc-lamp

incandescent-lamp
the lamp; the switch
the electric current; there

is short circuit
a fuse must be burnt

out
an electro'meter

The Heating.

to heat

able to be heated

steam-heating

hot air-heating; central-
water-heating

the heating apparatus
The stove

tile-stove; tiles

the pipe, the conduct

the valve; the door

to smoke; to have no

the fire-screen [draught.

a fender

the port'able stove

cast-iron [a room

to light the stove; to heat
The fire-place

the mantle-piece; the outlet

full of soot; sooty

the fire-dogs; fire tongues

the bellows; to blow

the poker

to poke, to blow up the fire
Fuel

put some more wood on the

the wood-box [fire

det lugter Gas; et R0r maa

vaere laek
Gas'maaler/en
Ho'vedkran/en
Gas'vaerk/et

Det elek'triske Lys
elek'trisk op'lyst
Bu'elampe
G10'delampe
Lam'pe/n; Bry'der/en
den elek'triske Str0m; der

op'staar Kort'slutning
et Smel'testykke maa vaere

0'delagt
en Str0m'maaler

Op'rarmning/en.

op'ilde •

kunne op'ildes

Damp'opvarmning/en

Luft'ophedning/en, CentraP-
opvarmning/en

Var'meapparat/et
O v ' n / e n

Ka'kelovn; Ovn'flis/er

Pibe/n, R0r/et

Spjeld/et; D0r/en

r0ge; ikke trajkke

Oyn'skjaerm/en

en Fen'der

den flyt'bare Ovn

af Sto'bejern

laegge i Ovn/en; laegge i
Kamin'/en

Gesims'/en; Traek'hul/let

fuld af Sod; so'det

Stativ for Ildt0i; lld'tang

Blae'sebaelg/en; blaese

Ild'rage/n

purre i, bloese op i Ild/en
B r ae n d ' m a t e r i a 1 e / r

laeg Ved (d. Braende) pna

Ved'kasse/n

[I Id-en

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Washing.

to split the wood

to use coal in heating

the char-coal, bitu'minous

coal [coal

patent-fuel, briquettes'

coke; an'thracite

the blaze

the coal-shovel

IV.

Liiien; clothing.

Body-linen

the linen

the linen; linen

batist'

shirting, cal'ico
The Shirt

the night-shirt

day-shirt

in shirt sleeves

chemisette', shirt-front

the flannel shirt

the collar

the loose collar

turned-down collar; stand-

the cuffs [up collar

studs, links

the jersey; the pet'ticont-

dressing jacket [bodice

ca'misole; underbodice

drawers

the vest
The Stocking

socks, three-quarter socks

socks; the garter [corner

pocket-hand'kerchief; the

hu«ge Ved

tvrc. ilde nied Kul

Tra'kul, Brun'kul

Sten'kul

Briket/ter

Koks/en; Antracit/en

G10d/erne

Kul'skuffe/n

IV.

Lin'toi; Dragt.

Un'dertoi

Lin'toi/et, lin

Laer'red/et; la>rreds

Batist'/en

Shir'ting
Skjorte/n, Li lined ct

Nat'skjorte/n

Dag'skjorte

i Skjor'teaerme/r

Chemiset/te; Skjor'tebryst

Uld'skjorte/n

Skjor'tekraye/n

den oni'boiede Snip

ned'brcTttet Snip; op'ret-

Mansjet/terne [staaendeSnip

Mansjet'knap/per

Un'dertr0ie/n; Un'derliv/et

Friser'kaabe; Nat'treie

Korset'skaancr: Liv

Un'derbenklaer

Trikot/en
Den 1 a n g e S t r o m ' p c

korte, h.nlv'lange Strompe r

Sok ker: Stroin'pcl\taiul ct

Lom'metPrklaede; Snip pen

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Needle Work.

Table Linen

the damast table cloth

a breakfast cloth

the table-napkin, serviette'

the doyly; doylies

the table-runner
House-linen

the kitchen-apron

the towel

the kitchen-towel, the rubber

the duster
The washing

we have washing-day

fresh clothes; to wash

who washes for you?

to give to the laundry

the washing-list

laundress; laundry

the washing-room, the wash-
to soap; the lye [house

to rinse; to wring

to blue; the starch

to starch; unstarched

stiff; soft

to iron; i'roner

the i'roning board

the iron

to singe

Needle Work.

the pin-cushion
the pin; the point
to prick one's self
to put on the thimble
the packet of pins; pin-box
the needle; to thread
the needle's eye
the thread
a knot; a bow
the ball; to wind up
the thread; the cotton
To sew
to sew up; to sew on

54

Haand'arbeide/n.

Daek'ketoi

Damas'kesdug/en

en Kaf'fedug

Serviet'/ten

The'dug/en; Serviet

Bord'10ber/en
Kj0k'kenlinned/et

Kj0k'kenforklaede/t

Haand'klaede/t

Kj0k'kenhaanklaede/t,

St0v'klud/en [Vaskeklud
Klae'desvask/en

vi har Stor'vask

rent T0i; vaske

hvem vasker for dig?

sende til Vask

Vas'keliste/n

Vas'kekone; Vaskeri'

Bryg'gerhus/et

saebe inde; Lud/en

skylle; vride

saette blaat til; Stivelse/n

stive; u'stivet

stiv; myg

stryge; Stry'gerske

Stry'gebraet/tet

Stry'gejern/et

svide

Haand arbeide/r.

Naa'lepude/n

Knap'penaal/en; Spids/en
stikke sig

saette paa Fingerb01/let
Naa'lebrev/et; Naalehus/et
Sy'naal/en; traede i
Naal'0ie/t
Traad/en

en Knu'de; en S10ife
N0ste/t; n0ste op
Traad/en; Oarn/et
Sy
sy igjen; sy paa

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Drc

a lady's work-table, work-
the sewing materials [box
a sewing machine'
the seam, a tacked seam
stitches: to tack; to unpick
the seam comes undone'
a seam; to seam

To patch

the patch: a patched place
to become' threadbare
to darn; a darned place
to tear a hole
to tear; the tear

To embroider; embroi'-
an embroi'deress [dery
the embroi'dery pattern
to trace; tracing paper
herring-bone-, cross-, sa-
tin-, chain-stitch
the canvas; to stretch in a
frame

To knit
to knit stockings
the knitting-bag [needles
the knitting; the knitting
the stitches; loose, tight;
to drop some stiches
to crochet; a crochet
needle
netting

to make lace
the bobbins; lace-pillow
to spin; the spinner
the spinning-wheel; spin-
[ning-mill

Dress.

to dress (one's self)
to undress' (one's self)
not dressed, naked; to dress
simply, el'egantly, to over-
to put something on [dress'
to take something off
to dress warnilv

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Dragt en.

Sy'bord, Sy'skrin

Sy'toi et

en Sy'maskine

Soni men; Traak'les0m

Sting; hefte; spraette op

S0m/men gaar op paa . . .

en Som; sy
Lap'pe

Lap'pen: et lappet Sted

blive tynd'slidt

stoppe; et stoppet Sted

rive et Hul

rive istyk'ker; Rift/en
B r o d e ' r e ; B ro d e r i '/e t

en Brode'rerske

Broderi'monster/et

kalke're; Kalker'papir

Hekse-, Kors-, Stil'ke-,
Kjae'de-sting

Kanavas;spaende iBroderi'-

ramme/n
Strik'ke

strikke Strompe/r

Strik'kepose/n [ne

Strikket0i/et, Strikkepinder-

Maske/rne; 10s, fast; lade
falde nogle Maske/r

haek'le; en Haeklenaal

Filetarbeide

knip'le [pude/n

Knip'lepinde/rne; Kniple-
spinde; Spin'derske/n
Rok'ken; Spinderi'

Dragt en.

kliede sig paa

klaede sig af

u'paakla?dt:klaedesigenkelt.

fint. paa'faldende
tage noget paa, over sig
tage noget af

sig vnrmt

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Dress; trying on.

to dress more lightly

too lightly dressed

change your dress
He has had a suit made
for himself

to buy ready made

who makes your clothes?

the tailor; to measure

take my measure

the style; the cut

after the newest fashion

fashion, to be fash'ionable

to go out of fashion

out of fashion ; to modernise

old'-fashioned

when will it be finished?

when do you want it?

do be punct'ual!
The first fitting

to fit on, to try on

it does not fit me

to fit perfectly

to fit badly

to cut under the arm

to wrinkle

too wide; too tight

to let out, to take in

to shorten, to lengthen [ture
The mate'rial ; the tex-

heavy, light, thin, coarse

the left — , the right side

satin; brocade'

velvet; plush, velveteen'

sateen'

silk; silken

with cotton-back lining

tulle; muslin

cloth; worsted

wool; woollen

flannel; cotton

cotton, print
The Mate'rial

winter-, summer-clothes

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Dragten; Prov'ning.

klaede sig let'tere

for let paa'klaedt

klaed dig om

Han har ladet sy en
Dragt

kj0be fardig

hvor lader du sy?

Skraed'der/en; efter Maal

vil De tage Maal af mig

Fagon/en; Snit/tet

efter nyeste Mode

Mode, vaere moder'ne

gaa af Mode

u'moderne; modernise're

gam'meldags, forael'det

naar blir den faerdig?

naar maa De ha' den?

vaer endelig praecis!
Den forste Pr0vning

prove noget

noget, som jeg (ikke) liker,

sidde ud'maarket [synes om

sidde daar'ligt

for trang under Arm/en

slaa Fold/er

for vid; for trang

g|0re videre, trangere

gj0re kortere, laengere
Stof/fet; Vaev'ning/en

tung, let, tynd, grov

Vrange/n; Rette/n

At'lask/en; Broka'de/n

F10iel/en; Plusch/en

Satin'/en

Silke/n; silke

For af Halv'silke

Tyl/len; Musselin/en

Klaede/t; Kam'garnstof/fet

Uld'stof/fet; uldent

Flanel/let; bomulds

Bomuldst0i/et, Kattun/et
T0i/et

Vinter-, Som'mert0i

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Dress; tr'ticles of

to wear well (badly)

du'rable; worn out

to be inde'lible

to shrink

to fade

chequered; striped

the design' [er pattern

with a pattern; with a flow-
light-, dark-coloured; shot

to suit

to make look old, — young
Ar'ticles of dress

a complete' suit

a dressing gown

the Norfolk jacket

the jacket

the coat; the dress-coat

the frock-coat

an over-coat (open in front)

the tail-coat; the tails

to turn up — , to turn down
the coat-collar

the loop; to hang on

the sleeve; cuffs [one's p.

the pocket; to put it into

inner breast-pocket

the waist-coat pocket

the waist-coat, long waist-

to put on a tie, a [coat
scarf

the scarf-pin

the bow, the tie

the trowsers

to turn up

the strap, belt

braces; the buckle

a button has come off

the button-hole

to button, to unbutton
(Ulster, cape) cloak

to come down to the knee

the great-coat, paletot

summer over-coat

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Dra^tcn; Kltc'dningssu

vaere godt, daarligt
hold'bar; ud'slidt
vaere u'opslidelig
krympe
fa line

rudet; stribet
M0nster/et

men'stret; blom'stret
lys, m0rk; chaiigeant'
staa godt

gjere gam'mel, ung
Klae'dningsstykke/r
en komplet' Dragt
en Slaa'brok
Tr0ie/n
Jakke/n

Kjole/n; Liv'kjole/n
Frak'/ken [foran)

en Yd'derfrakke (aaben
Bonjour'; Frak'keskj0d/erne
slaa Frak'kekrave/n op,

ned

Strop/pen; haenge op
/Erme/t; Op'slag
Lomme/n; stikke i Lommen
indre Bryst'lomme
Veste'lomme n
Vest/en; lang Vest
knytte paa et Hals'ter-

klaede, Slips
Slips'naal/en
S10ife/n, Slips/et
Ben'klaeder/ne, Buk'se/rne
bra?tte op
Rem/men, Baelte/t
Buk'sesffile/r, ~spaende/n
tier er faldt ud en Knap
Knap'hul let

knappe igjen, knappe op
|Keiser- (Ha\elok), Cyk'el-
naa til KIKI- erne |kappe
Yd'derfrak/ken, Paletot
Som'merfrak/keii

58

Dress; ar'ticles of dres^s.

cloak-collar (removable)
a tippet

the pelisse', fur-coat
lined with fur
a mackintosh
wa'terproof
the lady's cloak
the cape; the hood
the the'atre mantle
The dress
in house-dress
the dressing-gown
the tea-gown
an out-of-door dress, an

evening dress, a ball-dress
high, low dress; with a

very low bodice
the bodice
the trimming
to trim

ribbons and bows
the frilling; lace
a blouse
hooks and eyes
to hook, to unhook'
the pet'ticoat-bodice, stays;

too tightly laced
the waist-belt; the sash
the skirt; a pet'ticoat; the

false-hem
the train; to trail
to hold up one's dress
dress-holder
to put on the apron
the neck-tie, shawl
to put something on
the fichu, the shawl
the wrapper; the boa
the muff
Gloves
kid-gloves

this pair is too small for me
to stretch; glove-stretcher

58

Dragt/en ; Klae/dningsstykke/r.

Krave (til at knappe af)
en Skind'krave
Skind'kaabe/n
foret med Skind
en Gum'mikappe
vand'taet
(Dame)kaabe/n
Mantil'le/n; Kapot/ten
Thea'terkaabe/n
Kjole/n
i Hus'kjole
Morgenkjole/n
Neglige, Morgendragt
en Spadser', Selskabs-,Bal-

kjole
h0i'halset, ud'ringet Kjole;

dybt ud'ringet
Liv/et

Besaet'ning/en, Garne'ring/-
pynte, garner'e [en

Baand og S10ife/r
Ruche; Blonde/r
en Bluse

Haegter og Malje/r
haegte, haegte op
Liv/et, Un'derliv, Korset';

for haardt snoret
Baelte/t; Skjasrf/et
Skj0rt/et; e{ Un'derskjort;

Skonne'ring/en
Slaeb/et; slae'be
holde op

Kjo'leholder, Page
tage paa sig For'klaede/t
Hals't0rklaBde/t, Hovedt0r-
binde noget om sig [klaede/t
Fichu/et, Shawl/et
O'verstykke/t; Boa/en
Muffe/n
H a n d s k e/r

Glace'handske/r [for mig
disse Handske/r er for trange
ud'vide; HandskestraBk-ker

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Dress; shoes.

to put in powder

glove-but'tonhook
Boots and shoes

to go bare-foot

whom do you employ'?

shoe'maker; cobbler

to make the boot-tree

a pair of boots

top-boots; the tops

the low boots; elastic boots;
the boot-strings

I don't get them on

they are far too wide for me

I don't get them out

a boot-jack
The shoe

lace-, button-shoes, buckle-
shoes

boot-laces

patent-leather shoes

ball-shoes

shoes, slippers

galoshes

the gaiters

the sole; double-soled

to sole

heels trod down on one side

the toe-cap

the leather; the top-leather

calf-, ox-, kid-leather

shining leather

to new-front the boots

boot-brush; to clean

to polish, to give a shine

shoe-black

the shoe-black

the boot-cream
Head-co'vering

with bare head

a bowler, a soft hat

felt-, straw-hat

the elastic string

with a broad, a narrow brim

59

Dragt/en; Sko.

stro Pulver i
Hand'Skeknaepper

F o d ' b e k 1 ae d n i n g

gaa bar'fod

hos hvem lader du sy?

Skoma'ger

forfaer'dige Laest/erne

et par St0vle/r

Skaf'test0vle/r; Skaft/ernc

Halv'st0vle/rne; Spring'-
stovle/r; Klaef'ter/ne

jeg faar dem ikke paa

de er altfor vide til mig

jeg faar dem ikke af

en Stov'leknegt
Sko/en

Snore-, Knappe-, Spaende-
sko

Sko'lidse/r, Sno'rebaand

Lak'sko

Bal'sko

T0f'ler, Morgensko

Galoge/r

Gamasche/rne

Saa'le/n; dob'beltsaalet

ny'saalet, besaa'le

skjaeve Hael/er

Taa'haette/n

Laeder/et; O'verlieder/et

Kalve-, Okse-, Gjedeskind

Blank'laeder/et

galosche're

Sko'b0rste; pudse

blank'pudse

Sko'svaerte

Sko-. Stov'lepudser/en

Sko'krem

\ o'v e d b e d ae k n i n g/e n

bar'hoved

• en stiv, b!0d Hat
I Filt-, Straahat

Gum'misnor en

med bred, smal Brem

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Jew'elry.

put it on; take it off

to keep on; to wave

the cap; the peak

a fur-cap

the ear-flaps

the night-cap

the tassel
The shape

top-hat; to iron

he wears a top-hat

o'pera-hat

soft felt-hat

the hat does not become' her

veil; thick, wide

she is thickly veiled
The fan

the sticks

to fan one's self
An umbrella

sun-shade, umbrella

you had better take it with

to open, to shut [you

the1 handle

with a silver handle

have it newly covered

a rib is broken

the ferrule is worn down

a new stick must be
put in

the walking stick

the crutch-stick

he leans on it

Jew'elry.

to wear; to carry about'
the or'nament; jewel
the case; the set of jew'elry
the necklace; the chain j
a set of pearls
she wears no ear-rings
the brooch, breast-pin
the bracelet; the ring
to put on a finger

60

Smyk/kesager; Juvel'er.

saet den paa; tag den af

beholde paa; svinge

Lu'e/n; Skjaerm/en

en Skind'lue

0'relap/perne

Nat'lue/n

Dusk/en
Fac.on'/en

Flos'hat; op'saette

han har en Cylinder paa

Chapeauclaque'

b!0d Filt'hat

Hat/ten klasder -hende ikke

S10r; taet, aabent

hun gaar taet til's!0ret
Vifte/n

Spi'le/rne

vifte sig
En Paraply'

Parasol', Paraply'

tag den heller med

slaa op, slaa igjen

Haand'tag/et

med S01v'haandtag

lade den betraek'ke

en Spi'le er brukket

Hoik/en er ud'slidt

der maa saettes i en ny
Stok

Spads-er'stok/ken

Krykke/n

han st0tter sig paa den

Smyk'kesagrer, Juvel/er.

baere, f0re med sig
Smyk'ke/t, Kleno'die/t
Etui/et; Garnitur'/et
Hals'baand/et; Hals'kjaede/t
et Per'lesmykke
hun bruger ikke 0'renring/e
Brosche/n, Bryst'naal/en
Arm'baand/et; Ring/en
saette paa Finger/en

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To eat, to drink.

it will not comeoff.it will not
the di'adem; to shine [go on
to sparkle, to glitter
the jewel-case
Precious stones
set; the setting
an agate; an a'methyst
the brilliant; gen'uine, arti-
ficial; a sham di'amorid
sprinkled with di'amonds
a di'amond; cut
of the first water
garnet, opal, rubee
sapphire, e'merald, topaze
turquoise

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Spise, drikke.

V.

To eat, to drink; meals,
refreshments, food.

to be fasting
on an empty stomach
to eat; (soup, ices)
I like it

he does not care for ca'-
viare and oysters
a mouth-ful [swallow

to chew, to mas'ticate; to
1 am choking
he is tired of it
indigestible
hard, easy to digest'
it weighs on the stomach
To be hungry
I am so hungry

den gaar ikke af, ikke paa
Diadem' et; straa'le
funkle; glitre
Smyk'keskrin/et
>E'delsten/e
ind'fattet; Fatning/en
en Aga't; en Amethyst'
Brilliant/en; asgte, u'aegte;

Simili'diamant/en
oversaaet med Diamant or
en Diamant'; facette'ret
af det reneste Vand
Granat'; Opal', Rubin'
Safir; Smaragd', Topas'
Turkis'/en

V.

Spise, drikke; Maultider;
Forfrisk'nings- og Nw -
ringsmidler.

vaere fastende

paa fastende Hjerte

spise: (Supper. Is)

det spiser jeg gjerne

han bry'der sin ikke me.net

om Kaviar' og 0sters
en Mund'fuld
tvnne: shine
jeg Mar s;it nonet i H.:
han liar forspist'sig paa det
ufordoi'eli.n
tungt, let fordoi'elig
det tynger i Mave/n

sul ten
jen er saa sulten

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To eat, to drink.

Spise, drikke.

to have no ap'petite [petite |
ap'petising; to give an ap'-
have you got an ap'petite for?
she has got an ap'petite

Satisfied
to have enough' of
that is satisfying
to sa'tisfy the ap'petite

To drink

to drink, to take something
only one sip [hot, liqueurs
to empty at a draught
to pour down

Thirst

to make one thirsty; to be
I am so thirsty [thirsty
to quench one's thirst
he has had a little too much
intox'icated
tipsy

drunk: to get drunk
drunk'enness; intoxication
a drunkard; to be sober
he drinks water only

Taste
taste it

what does it taste of?
to taste burnt
it is spoiled
it did not keep
do you like it?
how do you like it?
it tastes good, it tastes bad
that is good!
tasty; suc'culent
excellent, delicious
nasty; disgusting
it is not fit to eat!
bitter; sweet; sweetish
rough; sour (dry wine)
to season; spice
salty ; to salt ; the salt [pepper
to put too much salt, too much

ikke have Appetit'
appetit'elig; give Appetit'
har I Lyst paa . . .?
hun har faat Appetit'

blive, vaere maet

det maet'ter

spise sig maet
Drikke

drik'ke(noget Varmt, Lik0r)

kun en Mund'fuld

tomme i et Drag

slaa ned
T0rst/en

skaffe T0rst; vaere t0rst

jeg er saa t0rst

slukke sin T0rst

han er ikken0er'tern laengere

mun'ter, op'romt

druk'ken, beru'set

druk'ken; drikke sig fuld

Druk'kenskab; Rus/en

en Dran'ker; vaere maa'de-

han drikker kun Vand [hol-
Smag/en [dende

smag, pr0v engang'

hvad smager det af?

smage braendt

det er fordaer'vet

det har ikke holdt sig

smager det Dem?

hvordan smager del?

det smager godt, ondt

hvor det smager!

vel'smagende; saftig

ud'maerket, delikat'

daar'lig; skraek'kelig

det er uspi'seligt!

bitter; s0d; s0d'lig

skarp; sur

krydre; Krydderi'/erne

salt; salte; Salt/et [Pebbcr

salte forme'get; formeget

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The nu:i!.s.

cayenne'-pepper
hot; tasty

the mustard bites the tongue
the French mustard
to mix with oil and vin'egar
T li e fare
plain-cooking
to keep a good table
you dine (fare) well in his
a conn'oisseur [house

sweet-tooth; glutton

The meals.

Breakfast

to breakfast

lunch

to have a cold lunch

luncheon

hot luncheon

to have a hot luncheon

dinner

to dine

five o'clock' tea; to take...

supper

to sup

dinner (of seven courses)

to dine; the banquet

supper; to sup

we have com'pany to dinner

we dine with . . .

our guests [house

to do the honours of the

do as if you were at

home

The dining- table
Table-service (comp. p. 45)
to lay the cloth and fold

the napkins
the napkin-rings
to lay the table; the places
the knife-rests
the brend-basket
the cruet-stand

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Ma il tid erne.

Caye'nne-pebber
skarp; pikant'
Sen'nep/en b-raender
fransk Sennep
have Olje og Eddik paa
Kost/en
Hver'dagskost en
holde et godt Kjokken
man spiser godt hos ham
en Gourmand', Skjonner
Liekkerimmd; Fraadser

Waal tid erne.

Fro'kost/en

spise Fro'kost

Lunch/en

spise en kold Lunch

Gaffelbid/en

den varme Fro'kost

spise (varm) Fro'kost

Mid'dag/en, Mid'dagsmad

spise Mid'dag

Mel'lemmad/en, spise Mel'-

Aftensmad/en |lemmad

spise (til) Aftens

I tnn-r en (med 7 Ret ter)

dinere; Fest'maaltid et

NoM/jfr'LMi: soupere

vi liar Frem'mede tilbords

vi spiser hos . . .

vpre Ojaest/er

injure aonneun

lad ganskc som om 1 var

h jem me
Spi 'sebord/et

Servtee t (se S. 45)

ki'iiue paa Hug en op Ser-

viet (erne
Serviet'ring/ene
cl.Tkke; Converts
Kniv'ba-nk erne
Br0d'kurv/en

i I F.Vi1 - «)•' < )l

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Dining-table; at dinner.

the tooth-picks
nut-crackers; to crack
a tabie-or'nament
dinner is served
we can go in to dinner
to grant precedence
pray, after you!
who took you in?
give her your arm
who was your partner?
To sit at table
to show to the places
by whom did you sit at the

Smiths?

what is there to eat?
the bill of fare, the menu
you must take pot-luck
I wish you a good ap'petite!
the dish; fa'vourite dish
to dish up
to help to soup
to carve
may I offer you
would you like?
an'ything more?; enough!
may I trouble you for...?
help yourselves'!
without ce'remony [I hope
you don't want to be pressed,
to help one's self pro'perly
I will have a little more of it
do they go together?
I cannot finish it
leave it
please pass me the water,

the bread, the wine
to put aside'

the bottle for home-grown-
a wine-bottle [wine

a bottle of wine
the tin-foil cap; the label
to cork
the cork

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Spi't,ebord,et ; t.lbor<Js'

Tand'stikke/rne
N0d'deknaekker; knaekke
et Bord'opsats
der er serve'ret
vi kan gaa tilbords
give Rang

vaer'saagod, De forst!
hvem forte dig tilbords?
giv hende Arm/en
hvem var din Bord'herre?
Sidde tilbords'
! an'vise Plads/ene
hvem sad du ved Siden af

hos Schmidts?
hvad faar vi at spise?
Spi'seseddel/en, Menu/en
I maa tage tiltak'ke
god Appetit!
Ret/ten; Liv'ret
serve're

0se op Suppe/n
skjaere for
tor jeg byde Dem
0nsker De?
lidt mere? nok!
t0r jeg bede om . . .?
forsyn Dem!
ingen Omstaen'dighed/er
lad os slippe at node
forsy'ne sig godt [af dette
Tak, jeg tager gjerne mere
passer dette sammen?
jeg kan ikke spise op
lad det staa
vaer saa snil at raekke mig

Vand/et, Br0d/et, Vin/en
saette, laegge tilside
Flaske/n med Land'vin
en Vin'flaske
en Flaske Vin
Kap'sel/en; Etiket/ten
til'korke
Kork/en

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At dinner; Drinks.

cork-screw; to uncork' a
to open, to broach [bottle
to pour out
without' shaking
half full; to the brim
it runs over

to stir; to dip [wine?

have you finished your
to empty one's glass
should you like tohavesome
to upset'; to spill [more?
you have made a stain;

the grease-spot
to keep cold, warm
the wine-cooler
the ice; ice-cold
the glass becomes' dull
to make a speech
the toast

to propose' the health of...
long live...! [ried couple!
the health of the newly mar-
to touch glasses
to drink to the health of —
your health!
your good health!
to fold up one's napkin, to j

put it into the ring
the lady of the house gives

the signal to rise
people are rising
benedictus J>enedicai!
to leave: to be left
the leavings
to remove' the cloth
after dinner
to take a nap
forty winks

Drinks; food. [rage

The (cold) drink, be've-
to refresh'; refreshing
to refresh'; the refreshment

Hecker, English. 5

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Ved Bord'et; Drik,ke.

Kor'ketraekker; traekke op

aa'bne, tage Hul paa

skjaenke i

uden at ryste

halvt; til Rand/en

det render over

r0re om; dyppe i

har De drukket ud?

tomme sit Glas

vil du have mere?

vaelte; spilde

du har sat en Flaek paa

dig; Fedt'flaek/ken
holde kold, varm
Vin'kjoler/en
Is/en; is'kold
Glas/set dug'ger
holde en Tale
Bord'tale/n

ud'bringe en Skaal for
han (de) laenge leve!
leve Bru'depar/ret!
klinke

drikke paa ens Vel
paa Deres Velgaa'ende!
skaal!; vel'bekomme!
laegge Serviet/ten sammen,

stikke den i Ring en
Vaertin'de/n haever

Taffel/et
man reiser sig
vel'bekomme!
levne; blive tilo'vers
Rest/erne

baere ud; daekke af
efter Bord/et

Mid'dagshvil, holde Siesta
en Lur

Drik'ke; Nae rin?smidler.
Den kolde Drik

forfris'ke; kjolende

op'live; Op'livelse n

Hecker, Norsk (Dansk). .=

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66

Drinks.

Drik/ke.

spring-, pump-water,

pipe-water

sugar-water

min'eral water

seltzer water, soda water; a

with fruit-syrup [siphon

lemonade'

effervescent lemonade'

rasp'berry-lemonade'

iced drinks
Hot drinks

weak coffee

milk

cream; whipped cream

cho'colate; cocoa

put some sugar in

the lump-sugar, the pow-
dered sugar

tea; to let draw

it is not yet done
Spirits

al'cohol; liqueur', brandy

a tonic

anisette'; kirsch

e'lixir of life

Benedictine; absynth

gin; rhum

grog, punch

egg-punch, egg-grog
Wine

fruit wine; cider

aromatic wine

mulled claret

pure, gen'uine

adulterated; diluted

pure, unmixed

to dilute'

wine with water

light; pa'latable

strong; fi'ery [tox'icate

to get into the head; to in-

I have a very weak head

the flavour; a perfume

Kil'de-, Br0nd-, Led'nings-
vand

Suk'kervand/et

Mineral'vand/et

Selters; en Siphon

med Frugt'saft

Citron'vand/et

Brus

Bring'ebaerlimonade

Is'drikke
Varme Drik/ke

tynd Kaffe

Melk/en

F10de/n; Krem/en

Chokola'de/n; Kaka'o/en

hav Sukker i

Rafina'de/n, Str0-
sukker/et
I The/en; lade traekke

den er ikke faerdig endnu
Spirituo'sa
I Alkohol'; Lik0r', Snaps

en Ma'vebitter

Anis'likor; Kirs'ebaer-

Livs'eleksir/en [braendevin

Benedikti'ner; Absint'/en

Braen'devin/et; Rum/men

Grog/gen, Punch/en

>£g'gepunch, ^Eg'gegrog
Vin

Frugt'vin/en; ^E'blevin

Kryd'dervin

af'braendt Vin

ren, u'forfalsket

forfal'sket; blandet

ren, u'blandet

fortyn'de

Vin med Vand

let; god

staerk; hed

stige til Moved/ et; beruse

jeg taaler intet

Blomst/en; en Aro'ma-

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67

Food.

Fe'de/n.

high-flavoured; aroma'tic
wines of the country
open country wine
table wine
dessert' wine
young, new wine
it pricks the tongue
to be slightly sour
last year's wine, old wine
red wine; white wine
muscat
hock

sparkling wine; to sparkle
to fizz; the foam
champagne
Beer

barley, hops and malt
the foam; to foam
stale; the dregs
a heel-tap

Food.

to feed; nutritious

the nu'triment

he has eaten nothing
Entrees

anchovies

salted anchovies; sardins

the meat-pie

goose liver-pie

toast

caviare'; the oysters

mussels; ea'table mussels

crabs; cray-fish

the shells; pincers

lobsters; Mediterranean
Cold meat [lobsters

ge'latine

brawn

salt meat

cold meat

to cut into slices

the slice; to begin' to carve
v

krydret; aroma'tisk
in'denlandske Vi'n/e
u'tappet Land'vin
Bord'vin
Dessert'vin
ny Vin, Aar/ets Vin
den braender paa Tunge/n
vaere syr'lig

aars'gammel, gammel Vin
R0d'vin; Hvid'vin
Muskatel'ler

Rhinsk'vin [perle

Sekt, mousse'rende Vin;
mousse're; Skum/met
Champag'ne/n
01/let

Byg, Humle og Malt
Skum/met; skumme
doven; Baerme/n
en Rest

Fode ii.

naere; nae'rende

Nae'ringsmiddel et

han har intet nydt
For'ret/ter

Ansjos

Sardel'/ler; Sardin'/er

Kj0d'postei/en

Gaa'seleverpostei

ristet Fransk'bred

Kaviar'/en; 0sters/en

Mus'ling/er; spiselige Skjael

Krabbe/r; Krebs/e

Skal/lene; en Klo

Hummer/e: Langus'ter
Kolde Ret/ter

Gele' en

Syl'te

salt Kj0d

koldt Kj0d; Paa'laeg

skjaere i Skive/r

Skive/n; skjaere Hul paa

5'

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68

Soups; egg.

Sup'pe/r; JEg.

ox-tongue

ham; raw, boiled

without' trichin'osis

smoked goose

sausage

black-pudding

German sausage

salami; the end
Soups

the soup is hot, cold; let it
cool

stir it; blow it

cold soups; fruit soups

bouillon'

stock

dumplings; paste

the beef-tea

the chicken-broth

the extract of beef

beef-tea and toast

julienne

pea-soup, lentil-soup, po-
tato-soup

semolina soup

semolina water-soup

sago-soup

porridge

rice boiled in milk

risotto

vermicelli soup

vermicelli

hair — , thread vermicelli

macaroni with tomato-
sauce, with meat-juice

the maize-cake
The egg

the shell; the white of the

the froth [egg

the yolk

a slightly-boiled egg

soft-boiled; hard-boiled

eggs boiled in salt'water

the poached egg

Ok'setunge

Skinke/n; raa, kogt

fri for Trikin'/er

roget Gaa'sebryst

P01se/n (Knak'p01se)

Blod'p01se/n

Cervelat'p01se; Rul

Sala'mip01se/'n; P01sesnab/-
Sup'pe/r [ben

Sup'pe/n er varm, kold;
lad den blive kold

r0re om; blsese, puste

kolde Suppe/r; Frugt'sup-

Bullion, Kj0d'suppe [pe/r

den klare Kj0d'suppe

Bolle/r

Kraft'suppe/n

H0n'sesuppe/n

Kj0d'extrakt

K]0d'suppe (med Br0d)

Kaal'suppe

yErte-, Linse-, Pote'tes-
suppe

lege'ret Suppe

Gryn'suppe af Vand

Sa'gosuppe

Gr0d/en

Ris'vaelling

Risengr0d (med Safran)

Nu'delsuppe

Nudl/er (i Remse/r)

Haar'nudl/er, Traad'nudl/er

Makaro'ni med Tomat'-
sauce, med Kj0d'kraft

Mais'kage/n
/Eg/get

Skal/let; ^Eg'gehvide/n

den stiv'slagne Hvide

Blom'me/n

et ganske b!0d'kogt ^Eg

b!0d'kogt; haard'kogt

>Eg kogt i Salt'vand

Speil'aeg/get

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Fish;

fried eggs; poached eggs

scrambled eggs

the pan-cake

the omelette
Fish

the meat of a fish

a fish-bone sticks in my
throat

fried fish; boiled, baked

fish

mayonnaise'', fish >•«#"' '

in vin'egar; smoked
Sea-fish

red-mullet, sea-perch; cod-
flounder; a herring [fish

the mack'erel, sur'mullet

the muraena

cod

haddock; cod

the sole

the turbot

the tunny; the roach

the sturgeon

cuttle-fish
Ri ver-fish

an eel; young eels

the barbel; the perch

trout; pike; carp

the crucian; ruff

the salmon: the lamprey

the tench; the stickle-back

a smelt; the perch-pike
Meat

tender; dry

tough; hard; soft

boiled; cooked

stewed

boiled beef

the rib of beef

the accom'panying meat,

risoles' | vegetables

stewed beef, "boeuf "braise

stewed meat

Fisk; Kjod.

Speil'ag; forlor'ne ALg

>Eg'ger0re/n

Pande'kage/n

Omelet'te/n
Fisk

Fisk/ens Kjod

jeg har faat et Fis'keben i
Hals en

Ste'gefisk; kogt, stegt
Fisk

Mayonnaise; Fiskera<7ow£

marineret; r0get
Salt'vandsfisk

So'karpe, ~aborre; Torsk

Flyn'dre; en Sild

Makrel/len

Muraene/n

Skrei, Klip'fisk

Kolje; Tor'fisk

Tun'geflyndre/n, Rod'spaet-

Pig'var/en [te n

Thun'fisk/en; Rokke n

St0r/en

Blaek'sprut
Fersk'vandsfisk

en Aal; unge Aal

Skjeg'karpe/n; Aborre n

0r'ret; Gjed'de; Kar'pe

Karuds/en; Ruskle

Laks/en; Negen0ie/n

Suder/en; Sting'sild/en

en Smelte; Gj0rs/en
Kj0d/et

m0rt; t0rt

seigt; haardt; fint

kogt

damp'kogt; stegt (i Gryde)

det kogte Oksekjod

Oksebryst/et

Til'laeg/get, Gr0nt'ret ten

Kjod'kaL

Ok'sesteg som Vildt
. det damp'kogte Kj0d

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The roast.

70

Steg/en.

the fricasse'e; the hash
brain (fried)
The Roast
roasted (not boiled)
cooked; slightly cooked
in the English way, under- i
well-done; raw [done'

in the frying pan
on the grill; on the spit
the gravy, sauce
the leg; the saddle
the Sir Loin; the fillet (the j
Roast-veal [un'dercut)
the chop
a veal-cutlet
veal- (beef-) olives
calf's foot, sweet-bread,

calf's brain, -kidneys
the loin of veal
the tripe
tripe

Roast-beef
roast-beef, beefsteak
grilled beef
rumpsteak
Roast-Mutton
mutton-chops
roast-lamb; lamb's head
Roast-Pork
pig's feet; the stuffed pig's

foot

pork chops ;roast ribs of pork
a saddle of pork
fried sausage; Oxford
Game [sau'sages

roast-hare, hare-ragout
jugged hare
roast rabbit
roast-ven'ison
the saddle of ven'ison
saddle of reindeer
roast-boar

Frikasse/en; Ragout! en

Hjerne/n (stegt)
Steg/en

stegt (ikke kogt)

gjen'nemstegt; halv'stegt

paa engelsk Maade (blodig)

gjen'nemstegt; raa

i Pande/n

paa Rist/en; paa Spid/det

Sauce/n

Laar/et; Ryg/gen

Laend/en; Filetlen
Kal'vesfeg/en

Kotelet'/ten

en Wiener Schnitzel

Roula'de/n

Kal'vef 0d/der, Kal'vebrissel,
Kal'vehjerne, Kal'venyre

Kal'venyresteg/en

Kal'vemave/n

Kal'veindmad
Ok'sesteg

Roastbeef/fen, Beefsteak

Ok'sesteg

Rump'steak/en
Faa'resteg

Faa'reribbe

Lam'mesteg; Lam'mehoved
Svi'nesteg

Gri'selabber; fyldte Grise-
labber

Karbona'de; Svi'nekotelet/-

en Svi'neryg [tei

Medis'terp01se; Saucis'ser
Vildt

Ha'resteg, Ha'reragout

Hareragout

Kanin'steg

Hjorte-, Raa'dyrsteg

Dy'reryg/gen

Rens'dyrryg

Vild'svinsteg

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71

Poultry; vegetables.

Fugl; Grant sager.

Poultry

breast, wing, leg; to pick
the bones

snipe; beccassine'

the field-fare; minced meat

the quail; water-fowl

the ptar'migan

the partridge; heath-cock

roast fowl

a chicken

de'villed chicken

fricasse'e of chicken

jiblets of chicken

the capon; to prepare'

stuffed with; the stuffing

the Guinea-fowl

the turkey; the turkey-hen

the pigeon; the pheasant

roast-duck, roast wild-duck

roast-goose, jiblets of goose
Ve'getables

Herbs for the soup

basi'licum; thyme

parsley; est'ragon

garlic; leek

chives; onion

potatoes in their jackets

boiled-, fried potatoes

mashed potatoes

turnips, carrots

carrots; beet-root

sal'sify

ra'dishes

radish; horse-radish

ar'tichokes; cardoons'

fennel; melongena apples

aspa'ragus for the soup

aspa'ragus sticks; — heads

with melted butter

spinach; sorrel

pulse; the husk, pod; to
take out

har'icot beans, beans

Fugl

Bryst, Vinge, Laar; gna've
Ben/ene

Skov'sneppe; Bekkasin'

Krams'fugl/en

Vagtel/en; Vand'hone

Ry'pe/n

A'gerhone/n; Hjer'pe

Stegte Hens

en Kyl'ling

stegt Kyi ling

H0n'sefrikasse/en

H0n'sekraas/en

Kapun/en; aa'bne

fyldt med; Fyld/et

Per'leh0ne/n

Kalkun'/en; Kalkun'h0ne/n

Du'e/n; Fasan/en

Ande-, Vild'andsteg

Gaa'sesteg, Gaa'sekraas
Gr0nt'sager

Sup'pegr0nt

Basili'kum; Timian

Petersille/n; Estragon

Hvid'10g; Purre

Graes'leg; L0g/en

u'skraellede Potet'/er

kogte, stegte Potet/er

n. Potestesstappe (d. Gr0d)

Naepe/r, Gu'ler0d/der

Gu'ler0d/der; R0d'bed/er

Skorzoner'r0d/der •

Raed'dik/er

Raed'dik: Peb'berrod

Artiskok'/ker; Kardon'/er

Fen'nikel

Sup'peasparges

Aspar'geshele; Top/per

med Sm0r'sauce

Spinat/en; Sy're

Baelg'frugt; Baelg/en,
Skolm/en; tage ud

hvide, gronne B0nne r

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Ve'getables; stewed fruit; s\v.rets.

French beans

lentils; the pea

green peas
Cabbage

a head of cabbage

cau'lif lower; Scotch kale

turnip-cabbage

Brussel sprouts

red-cabbage

'sauerkraut'

savoy'-cabbage
Salad

a head of salad; the stalk

to dress the salad

the lettuce

young let'tuces

endives; chi'cory

chervil

ce'lery; corn'-salad

mixed salad

salad mayonnaise'

potato salad

cu'cumber salad

'herring salad'
Mushrooms, fungi

harmless; poi'sonous

e'dible

button mushrooms

the puck-ball; the mushroom

morels; truffles

the yellow boletus

toad-stool; poly'porus

mousserons'
Stewed fruit; mixed

preserved', stewed fruit;
baked fruit

baked plums

prunes; prunelles'

the jelly; the mar'malade

the jam; apple-sauce
Sweets

the ingre'dients

a soufflet; apple-fritters

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Gr0nt'sager; Kompot'ter; Ret ter.

Stang-, Snit'teb0nne/r

Linse/r; ^rt/en

gr0nne ^rt/er
Kaal/en

et Kaal'hoved

Blom'kaal; Gr0n'kaal

o'verjordisk Kaalrabi

Ro'senkaal

R0d'kaal

Sur'kaal/en

Savoi'kaal
Salat/en

et Moved; Stilk/en

til'lave

Ho'vedsalat/en

Blad'salat/en

Endivie; Cikorie

Kj0rvel

Selleri; Vaar'salat

blandet Salat

italiensk' Salat

Pote'tessalat

Agurk'salat

Sil'desalat
Sop, 'S vamp e

uska'delig; gif'tig

spi'selig

Champignons

R0g'sop; Kantarel'/len

Morkl/er; Tr0fl/er

Sten'sop/pen

Flu'esop; Poly'porus
| Mousserons'
Kompot/ten; blan'det
i syl'tet, kogt Frugt; t0rret
Frugt

t0rrede Plom'mer

Reinclaud/s; Prunel'ler

Gelelen: Marmela'de/n

Mos; ^'blemos
S0de Retter

Ingredients/erne

en Souflee; ^'bleskivejr

73

73

Fruit; dessert'.

Frugt; Dessert'.

semolina-, rice-pudding

the vanilla cream
Dessert'

fruit; a fruit

the berry; the stone, kernel

the peel; to peel

a pine-apple; an apple

o'ranges; a'pricots

bananas; pears

black'berries; the lemon

a date; a fig

(wild)straw'berries

bil'berries; rasp'berries

currants; cherries

sour cherries

muFberries; medlars

the orange; peaches

plums, damsons

cran'berries: quinces

service-tree berries; goose-
grapes; raisins [berries

the bunch of grapes: the

mus'catel grapes [berry

the walnut; ha'zelnut

the cu'cumber (sour)

salted CM'cumber

gherkin

the pumpkin; the water-
melon, rock-melon

chestnuts, boiled, roast
chestnuts

almonds

to open with one's teeth
Sweets

candied fruit

cho'colade creams

drops; acid drops

pep'permint-drops

sweets

sugar-plumls, confec'tio-
Ices [nary

the ice cream

the sherbet

Semoule-, Ris'pudding

Vanilliekrem/en
Dessert'

Frugt/en; en Frugt

Baer/et; Sten/en, -Kjaer'ne n

Skal/let; skralle

en Ananas; et ^Eble

Apelsin'/er; Aprikos'/er

Banan'/er; Pae're/r

Bjer'nebaer; Citron'/en

en Dad'del; en Figen

(vilde) Jord'baer

Blaa'baer; Brin'gebaer

Ribs'baer; Kir'sebaer

sure Kirsebaer

Mor'baer; Mispel

Orange/n; Fersken/er

Plomme/r, Sviske/r

Tyt'tebaer; Kvae'deaeble

R0nnebaer; Stik'kelsbaer

Vin'drue/r; Rosin/er

Dru'eklase/n; Baer/ene

Konfekt'rosin/er

Nod/den; Has'seln0d den

Agurk/en (sur)

La'geagurk

Agurk syltet med Peber

Graeskar/ret; Vand'nie-
lon/en, Sukkermelon/en

asgte Kastanje/r, kogte,
stegte Kastanje'r

Krnk'mandl/er

knaekke med Taend/erne
Sode Sager
,, kandise'rede Frugt/er

Pralines

Bonbons; Fruut'bonbons

Pebermyn'tedrops

Konfitufer

Suk'kertoi. Konfekt
Is

Is

Halvfrossen

74

74

Pastry; cheese.

Bag'vaerk ; Ost

half a helping

vanilla ice, nut-ice

iced meringue'
Pastry

the biscuit

the finger-biscuit; iced

iced-rusk

the macaroon'

wafers; hollow wafers

the cake

the twist

the ob'long cake

the tart; the tartlet

puff-pastry

short-pastry

the fruit-tart

the girdle-cake

the bun with whipped cream

the dough-nut

meringue'

ginger-bread; mar'zipan

burnt almonds
Bread

brown bread

white bread

well-baked; crisp

newly baked; stale

the crust

the crumb; the crumbs

piece of bread; to crumble

the crust

the roll; the small loaf

the crescent

toast

a sandwich

bread and butter

to butter
Butter

fresh, rancid; not salted

the fat; the suet

the lard
The cheese

full of maggots; the maggot

en halv Portion

Vanil'lieis, N0ddeis

Is'marengs
B a g ' v as r k, e t

Kjaeks/en

Vinkjaeks; glasse'ret

glasseret Kav'ring

Makron'/en

Vafl/er; Krum'kage/r

Kage/n

Kringle/n

}u'lekage/n

Taerte/n; liden Taerte

But'terdeig/en

M0r'deig

Frugt'kage/n

Sprut'bakkels/en

Vind'b0itel/en

Berliner Pfannkuchen

F10demarengs

Peb'erkage/r; Marzipan'

braendte Mandl/er
Br0d/et

Grov'br0d/et

Hve'debr0d, Fransk'br0d

gjen'nemstegt; spr0dt

ferskt; gam'melt

Skor'pe/n

Smu'le/n; smaa Smu'le/r

Stykke; smule sig

Skorpe/n

Rund'stykke

Horn/et

ristet Br0d

Sm0rbr0d med Paa'laeg

Sm0r'br0d uden Paa'laeg

sm0re paa
Sm0r/ret

friskt, harskt; u'saltet

Fedt/et; Smult/et

Svi'nesmult/et
Ost/en

fuld af Mark; Mark/en

75

Money-matters.

75

Pen'gemidl er.

sheep-, goat-cheese

green-cheese; whey-cheese

smoked cow-cheese

whey-cheese

Parmesan' cheese

cream-cheese

Dutch cheese

Gruyere

VI.

Money; banking; commerce;
purchase, sale.

Money
the purse;
to spend

Expenses

I have disbursed' it [ments
to pay back the disburse-
how much do I owe you
still?

he has nothing left
my money is at an end

Means

w-ithout' means
po'verty; poor
to get poor
they suffer want
to be in want of food
in straightened cir'cumstan-

The Loan [ces

to lend, to advance'
to borrow
to answer for
to go bail

to lend at usu'rious in'terest
a u'surer
indebted; to owe

Faa're-, Gjed'ost
Kryd'derost; Pult'ost
roget Ko'ost
Mys'ost/en
Parmesan'ost
Flo'deost
Hol'landsk Ost
Schweizer Ost

VI.

Penge; Bank'vaesen; Handel;
Kjob; Salg.

Peng e/n e

Pengepung/en; Porte-

monailen; give ud
Ud'gift/er, Ud'laeg

jeg har lagt ud Pengene

erstatte en hans Ud'laeg

hvor meget skylder jeg

dig nu?

han har intet tilbage

det er Slut paa mine Penge
Pen'gemidl/er

u'hcmidlet

Fat'tigdom/men; fattig

blive fattig

de lider Nod

have Nae'ringssorg/er

I trange Kaar
Laan/et

laa'ne, forstraek'ke

laa'ne sig noget

kautione'rc. ind'estaa for

vaere ansvar'lig for

gjore Aa'gerforretnin-

Aa'gerkarl

forgjael'det; skylde

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76

Cir'cumstances; ca'pital.

For'hold; Kapital'

how much does he owe you?

thebond;the!OU(Ioweyou)

to pay off, to redeem' a debt

the tardy debtor

to warn; warnings

to ma-ke an arrangement;

to pawn [cre'ditor

the pawnshop

to take to the pawnbroker's

the pawn; the pawn-ticket

to redeem'; to renew'

to get out of debt

His cir'cumstances
to make one's living
to be well si'tuated
well-to-do [wealth

affluent cir'cumstances,
the means, the fortune
well off; rich
to become' rich; riches
the million; a millionaire'
the mil'liard; milliardaire'
the finances; financial

The Ca'pital
how has he invested it?
to invest' in mort'gages
to invest' profitably; to pay
in'terest at the rate of 3 %
the in'terest
compound' in'terest
rate of in'terest; at 5 %
at how much percent'?
to add to the ca'pital
coupons
the cash

The Coin
what is it worth?
to coin

to coin in the mint
a coiner of false money
false money is in circulation
this is not gen'uine

hvorme'get skylder handig?
Gjaelds'bevis/et
af'gj0re en Gjaeld
den sene Beta'ler
kraeve; Krav'brev/e
ordne sig; Cre'ditor
pant'saette
Laa'neindretning/en
bringe til Pan'telaaner/en
Pant/et; Laa'neseddel/en
ud'10se; forny'e
komme ud af Gjaeld

Hans For'hO'ld
have sit Ud'komme
vaere godt situe'ret
bemid'let, vel'havende
Vel'stand/en
For'mue/n
formu'ende; rig
blive rig; Rig'dom/men
Million'/en; en Millionaer'
Milliard/en; en Milliardaer'
Finan'se/rne; finansiel

Kapital '/en [den

hvordan har han an'bragt
an'bringe i Hypothe'ker
renta'bel, for'delagtig an-
bragt; forren'te med 3 %
Rente/rne
Ren'tesrente

Ren'tefod; til 5 Procent
til hvorh0i Procent?
laegge til Kapital'/en
Coupons'
kontan'te Penge

Pen'gestykke/t
hvor meget er det vaerd?
slaa Mynt

praege i Mynt'praegeanstal-
en Falsk'myntner' [ten
der er falske Penge i Om'-
denne er ikke aegte |10b

77

77

Money; the Bank.

Penge ; Bank en.

to have no quotation
out of circulation
Mo'netary system
the lira; the cente'simo
a soldo; apieceofwocente'-
apieceof20cente'simi [simi
a piece of two lire
the fivefranc piece
the gold coin of 10 lire
the gold coin of 20 lire
the mark; the German dollar
the florin [kretizer

the Aust'rian crown; the
the franc; the centime fei^n
the pound sterling, sov'er-
the shilling; the guinea
the ruble: the dollar
the kopeck; the drachma
the piaster; the rupee'
in German money
the current money
the copper money, silver
small coin; change [money
the paper money
the bank note
At a money changer's
the exchange' office
rate of exchange'; pre'mium
how are marks quoted?
will you please change this
hundred mark note for me?
what do I get for it?

The bank.

the bank

discount'bank
The banking house

banker; bu'siness-man

bank mes'senger
De'posit office

to depo'sit; the deposit

to pay in; to take out

ikke vaere i Kurs
ude af Kurs
Mynt'system
Lire/n; Centesimo/en
en Soldo; en To'er
et tyve Centesimitykke
et To'lirestykke
Fem'francstykke t
Guld'stykke/t (10 Lire)
Guld'stykke/t (20 Lire)
Mark/en; Taler en
Gulden'stykke/t [Kreu/
den os'terrigske Krone;
Franc; Centime/n
Pound Sterling
Shilling/en; Guinea en
Rubel/en; Dollar en
Kppek/en; Drachma n
Piaster/en; Rupie n
i tyske Penge
cirkulerende Penge
Kob'berpenge, Selv'penge
Skillemynt; Smaa'penge
Papirpenge
Bank'note/n
Hos en Vekseller'
Vekseler'kontor/et
Kurs/en; Agio en
hvor'ledes noteres Mark?
Vil De veksle denne Hun'-
dredekronseddel for mig?
hvor meget faar jeg derfor?

Bank en.

Bank/en

Diskon'tobank/en
Bank'forretning en

Bankier; Forret'ningsmand

Bank'bud
D e p o ' s i t u m k a s -

depone're; Dep<>

ind'betale; liaeve

78

Stocks-, account'; bills.

Stocks

public funds

consols

to subscribe' for a sum

issue'; conversion

to convert'; to redeem'

indust'rials; shares

a com'pany of shareholders

the shareholders; balance

di'vidend (the director's bo-

the board of directors [nus)

the discharge'

the trea'surer

the gen'eral meeting
The account'

to place to the credit of;

to draw a cheque [the order

the cheque book

the account'

to give credit

the letter of credit

to credit

the credit balance; thedebet

the excess'

minus balance

to lombard, to pledge
The bill; the draft

to draw on

drawee'; drawer

the acceptance; theacceptor

the guarantee'

the endorsement

to endorse'

the endorser

the endorsed'

discount; to discount'
The matu'rity

at short sight; at long sight

to mature', to be due

to extend'

to pay, to honour

the days of grace

78

Papirer; Konto; Veksel,

Vaerdi'papir/er

Stats'papir/er

Staats'laan, Konsols

tegne en Sum

Udste'delse; Om'bytning

konverte're; amortifise're

Industri'papir/er; Aktie/r

et Ak'tieselskab

Aktionaer'/erne; Balan'ce/n

Tantieme, Dividen'de

Direktion'/en

Dechargeln

Kasser'er/en

Generarforsamling/en
Konto/en

an'vise; Anvis'ning/en

ud'stede ent Check

Check'bog/en

Girokonto/en

give Kredit

Kreditiv'/et

god'skrive, kredite're

Tilgo'dehavende/t; Debet/-

O'verskud/det; et Plus [en

Und'erballance/n, Minus

lombardere
Veksel/en; Tratte/n

traekke paa, trassere

Trassat, Trassent

Akcept/en; Akceptant/en

Vek'selkaution/en

Giro, Endossement'

girere, endosse're

Girant, Endossant'

Endossat', Girat'

Diskon'to; diskonte're
Frist/en; Termin/ein

paa kort, lang Sigt

vsere forfal'den, forfalde

forlaen'ge, prolonge're

ind'10se, honorer'e

L0'bedag/ene

79

^ank'ruptcy ; Exchange'; Commerce.

Konkurs'; Bers ; Handel.

Solvent, able to pay
thesol'vency;the insolvency
insol'vent, not able to pay
the downward course; ruin-
to suspend' payment [ed
to grant a moratorium
the arrangement, a compro-
mise ; to make an a., a comp.

To announce' one's b.
the trustee' of an estate' in
to fail [bankruptcy

a bankruptcy
to be bankrupt
deficiency

The Exchange'
the Chamber of Commerce
the Board of Sen'iors
the Exchange' list
what is the exchange'?
stocks

to be quoted at par
the Hausse, the Baisse
stocks rise, fall, give way,
fluctuate
slock'broker: brok'erage

Gambling in stocks [nal)
,,Bear", ,,BulI" (profes'sio-
to spe'culate, speculator ;
promoter, city-shark
stock-exchange' gambling
stock'jobber

Commerce.

transatlantic
the import
to import'
the export
to export'
fresh outlets
The merchant
the wholesale trade, the re-
tail' trade; the wholesale
the merchant [merchant

Vederhaef 'tig, solvent'
Solvens'; In'solvens
u'solid, insolvent'
Tilba'gegang/en; ruine'ret
ind'stille sine Beta'ling/er
op'naa Moratorium
Akkord; s0ge Akkord'

An'melde Konkurs'

Skif'teforvalter

falle're; gaa Fallit'

en Fallit', Bankerot'

vaere fallit'

De'ficit
B0rs/en

Han'delskammer/et

De jEldstes Collegium

B0rs-, Kurs'liste/n

hvad er Kurs/en?

B0rs'papir/er

staa i pari

Hausse, Baisse

Vaerdi'/erne stiger, falder,
varie'rer, fluktue'rer

Magler; Courtage
B 0 r s ' s p e k u 1 a t i i o n/e n

Baissier, Haussier

spekule're; Spekulant';
Stifter

B0rs'aagrer/en

B0rs'jobber

Handel.

o'vers0isk

Ind'forsel; Import' en
ind'f0re, importe're
Ud'f0rsel/en; Eksport'/en
ud'f0re, eksporte're
nyc Af'saetningsfelt/er
Kj0b'm and/en
Engros'forretniim en. De-
tailhandel; Grosse'rer/en
Kjob'mand en

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80

Commercial firm.

Han'delshus.

wholesale; retail'

to become' a merchant [with-

to deal, to do business

The Commercial house
a business of world-wide
Messrs Brown andCom'pany
Miller Brothers [pany

theLi'mited Liabi'lity Com'-

Propri'etor of a busi-
partner [ness

the sleeping partner
orin'cipal, master

Employees'

the employment; the situa-
to become' vacant
references; to engage'
to make inquiries
chances [candidates

pretensions, demands of the
the sa'lary; to raise the s.
to make (conclude') a con-
on stamped paper [tract
the violation of a contract
money onaccount'; advance'
the confidential post
to give sureties
to find a place
to place [ployment

the re'gistry office for em-

The man'ager
the procuration; the pro'cu-

The book'keeper [rist
the book'keeping depart-
book-keeping [ment

to keep the books
single entry, double
entry

the ledger
the journal
the inventory ledger

The correspondent
the correspondence
the waste book, day-book

en gros; en detail

blive Forret'ningsmand

drive Handel med
Han'delshus/et

et Ver'densfirma

Firmaet Rote og Kompagni

Br0drene Muller [An'svar

Sel'skab med begraend'set
Forret'ningsindehaver

Kompagnon'

den pas'sive Del'tager

Principal', Chef
Un'derordnede

Ansaet'telse/n; Stil'ling en

blive ledig

Referen'ce/r; engagere

s0ge Oplys'ning/er

Ud'sigt/er (Chance/r)

Ans0g'er/nes Fordringer

Gage/n; forh0i'e

slutte en Kontrakt'

paa stemplet Papir

Kontrakt'brud/det

Faes'tepenge; For'skud det

Til'lidspost/en

stille Kaution'

an'komme

placere

Engagements'kontor/et
F o r r e t ' n i n g s f 0 r e r/e n

Proku'ra/en; Prokurist' en
B o g ' h o 1 d e r/e n

Bogholderi'/et

Bog'f0rsel/en

f0re B0'ger/ne

en'kelt, dob'belt Bog-
holderi'

Ho'vedbog/en

Journal'/en

inventa'riebog/en
Korrespondent'/en

Korrespondance/n

Klad'debog/en

81

Employees'; the business.

81

Un derordnede; Forret'ninften.

the man'uscript; the scribb-
the copy-book [ling di'ary
the co'pying press
a re'gister of letters

The cashier'
the safe

the account'book; to enter
debet and credit [into

debet — credit
the account' current
to keep the cash
to take; to pay out
to rob the cash
to abscond', to run away'
inspector; to in'stitute an
inspection; to revise'

Commercial tra'veller
the sample list
the pattern, the sample
to conclude' a business
the represen'tative

A clerk
the young man
an apprentice is wanted
to learn as a volunteer'
the office boy, mes'senger

The business [boy

honest, reli'able
dishonest, unreliable
it flourishes; it does not
exist' any longer; closed
on account' of death
the branch office; the office
business hours
it is closed on Sundays and

ho'lidays

the cus'tomers ; the clientele'
an old cus'tomer of ours
where do you buy?
to leave some'body

The shop

the sign-board [case

in the show-window, show-

Hecker, English. 6

Koncep't/en; Klad'de/n

Kopi'bog/en

Kopi'presse/n

en Brev'ordner
Kasse'rer/en

Pen'geskab/et

Kon'tobog/en; fore ind i

Aktiva og Passiva

Debet — Credit

Kontokurant'/en

fere Kasse/n

in'kassere; ud'betale

forgri'be sig paa Kasse/n

r0mme

Revi'sor; fo'retage en Re-
vision'; revide're
Han'delsreisende

Pr0'vekart/et

Preve/n

af'slutte en, Forret'ning

Repraesentant'/en
En Kommis'

den unge Mand

en Laer'ling soges

laere som Volontor'

Vi'sergut/ten
Forret'ning/en

reel

u'reel

den flore'rer; den er gaaet
ind; lukket paa Grund af
D0ds'fald

Filial/en; Kontor/et

Forret'ningstid/en

lukket S0n- og Hel'lig-
dag/e

Kunde/rne; Kun'dekreds/en

en af vore gamle Kumle r

hos hvem kjober I?

forlade en
Butik'en

Skildt/et [~kassen

i Ud'stillingsvindue't,

Hecker, Norsk (Dtnsk). 6

82

Sale; dealers.

82

Auktion ; Hand'lende.

to display'; to be laid out

to cover up [for sale

the counter
The branch

the merchandise

to deal in something

great request'

to sell ra'pidly

to sell; slight demand'

the competition is too great

to compete'

bad times

not to do much business

sale on account' of disso-
lution of the business

to give up business
Sale by auction

selling by auction

to sell by auction

to be sold by auction [it

to offer one hundred lire for

the offer; the highest bid-
der; to raise the price

one, two, three — go!

to sell; to knock down to —
Dealers (comp. Chapt. XX)

ar'mourer

baker; book'seller

butcher; carpet-dealer

coal-merchant

confect'ioner

dairy-man

dealer in anti'quities

dealer in bi'cycles

dealer in fur'niture

dealer in furs

dealer in lamps

dealer in looking-glasses

druggist

fish-monger

florist

frip'perer

fruit-dealer

. ud'stille; vaere ud'stillet
' til'daekke

Disk/en
Branche/n

Vare/n

handle med noget
j staerk Ef'tersp0rgsel
j have ri'vende Afsaetning
| af'szette; liden Afsaetning
; Konkuran'ce/n er for stor
I konktire're

de daar'lige Tid/er [er

gj0re daar'lige Forret'ning/-

Ud'salg paa Grund af For-
ret'ning/ens Op'h0r

op'give sin Forret'ning
Auktion'

Auktion/en

bort'auktionere

komme under Ham'mer/en

byde 100 Lire (Kroner)

Bud/et; den Heist'bydende;
drive

for tredje- og sidste Gang!

slaa af; tilslaa
Handlende (se Kap. XX)

Vaa'benhandler

Eager; Bog'handler

Slagter; Taep'pehandler

Kul'handler

Kondi'tor

Mel'kehandler

Antikvitet'shandler

Cy'kelhandler

M0'belhandler

Pels'varehandler

Lam'pehandler

Glas'forretning

Droguist'

Fis'kehandler

Blom'sterhandler

Antikvar'

Frugt'handler

83

Dealers; sale; purchase.

83

Handlende; Salg; Ind'kjeb.

fuel-merchant

green-grocer

grocer

ha'berdasher

iron-monger

jew'eller

leather-dealer

linen-draper

music-seller

news'paper agent

optician

owner of an Ita'lian ware-
shop-keeper [house

sta'tioner

street-dealer

tobac'conist

toy-dealer

truss-maker

umbrella-dealer

wine-merchant
To sell; sale

with what can I serve you?

what do you want?

an'ything more?

to keep in stock; to show

to have in store

an ar'ticle is sold out

we have not got it now

when must you have it? I
could order it for you, get
it for you

obliging

an exchange' is pos'sible
The qua'lity; the sort

to sort ; the selection [goods

a me'dium qua'lity; rejected

to warrant; full guarantee'

choice goods

to cry up
The purchases

to buy; the purchase

buyer; to get [second-hand

an occa'sional purchase;

6*

Ved'handler

Gr0nt'handler

Kjob'mand (Kolonial'varer

Possement'mager

Jern'varehandler

Juveler', Guld'smed

Lae'derhandler

Hvi'devarehandler

Musik'handler

Avis'handler

Op'tiker

Kj0b'mand (Delikatesse/r)

Kraem'mer

Papir'handler

Ga'dehandler

Cigar'handler

Le'geteishandler

Bandagist'

Paraply'magei

Vin'handler
Saelge; Salg [Tjeneste?

hvormed kan jeg staa til

hvad befaler De?

0nsker De ellers noget?

f0re en Vare; fo'relaegge

have noget paa Lager

en Artik'et er ud'solgt

den er sluppet op for os

naar maa De have det?
Jeg kunde bestil'le, be-
sor'ge det for Dem

koulant, ime'dekommende.

det kan byttes orn
Kvalitet'/en; Sort en

sorte're; Ud'valg/et

Mid'delkvalitet; Ud'skud

garante're; fuld Garanti'

ud'sogte Vare/r

an'befale
I n d ' k j o b/e n c

kjebe(af); Kjeb/et

Kjober; an'skaffe noget

et Lei'lighedskjob; gammel

84

Price; to pay.

have you perhaps' . . .

where could I get it?

please show me

I don't like it; have you
nothing: better?
The price

the list of prices

at the cost of making

cost of purchase; retail'-

at reduced' prices [price

the lowest pos'sible price

fixed prices

mo'derate prices

gratu'itously

I got it as a present

they charged you too much

don't allow' yourself to be
cheated!
How much is it?

one half-penny a piece

cheap

cheap goods

to get cheap

to be cheap

that is cheap

the price has been lowered

dear; to become' dearer

the raising of prices

the low'ering of prices
To bargain, to haggle

to beat down; to give dis-

to let down a shilling [count'

to get one's money's worth

I lose in selling it; how
much are you going to

to agree' [spend?

how much is it altogether?

please, at the till
To pay in cash

in cash

the payment

the first instalment; to pay

in instalments

84

Pris: betale.

har De maaske . . .

hvor kan jeg faa det?

vil De vise mig det?

det til'taler mig ikke; har
De intet bedre?
Pris/en

Pris'liste/n

til Fabrik'pris

Ind'kj0bspris; Butiks'pris

til ned'satte Pris/er

den bil'ligste Pris

faste Pris/er

modera'te Pris'er

gra'tis

jeg fik det paa Kj0b/et

man har trukket dig op

lad Eder ikke
bedrage!
Hvad koster det?

en Soldo pr. Stykke

bil'lig, godt Kj0b

bil'lige Vare/r

faa billig

vaere billig

det er billigt

blevet billigere

dyrt; blive dy'rere
i Pris'forh0ielse/n
I Pris'nedsaettelse/n
Handle, falby'de

prutte; give Rabat'

slaa af en Lire (Krone)
I faa erstat'tet sine Ud'gifter
] jeg taber paa det; hvor-
me'get vil De spende're?

blive enige

hvorme'get blir det ialt?

i ved Kasse/n, om jeg maa

Betale kontant' [bede

mod kontant

Beta 'ling/en

Ind'betaling/en; ind'betale

i Portion'/er,Termin'betaling

85

Bill; forwarding.

85

Reg'nlng; Forsen'delse.

to pay off; on account'
here take one hundred lire
I cannot give you change
for so much [over the way
to get the money changed
you may pay, when it suits
you

to give, to take on credit
all will be put down in your
to have put down [account'
to square accounts' with;
The bill [to be quits

how much is it?
the amount'
to amount' to
have you looked it over?
is it all right? [oft

six shillings must be taken
to balance; in balance
the balance (in favour); to
settled [annul'

The deli'very
to deliver, to hand [with you?
do you take everything away'
shall I wrap it up for you?
shall I make a parcel of it?
the parcel; the packet
shall I send it home for
you?

I shall send it to this direc-
tion; it will start this very
The For'warding [day
the warehouse
the stores

to forward; the invoice
to send notice; the notice
to write out a bill of lading
to pack; the packing
saw-dust, shavings
the box; to nail down
to mark; the stencil
fragile!; with care!
a for'warding a'gency

af'betale; paa Af'betnling

her har De 100 Lire

jeg kan ikke give Dem til-

ba'ge paa saameget
lade veksle i Naer'heden
De kan betale naar det

passer Dem

give, tage paa Borg, Kredit
det blir alt'sammen an'fert
lade an'fore

gjore op (med); vaere kvit
R e g ' n i n g/e n
hvor stor er den?
Bel0'b/et
belebe sig til
har du regnet den over?
stem'mer Belo'b/et?
der gaar seks Francs fra
ud'ligne; til Ud'ligning
Saldo/en; forringe
,,Bel0b/et mod/taget4'
Ud'levering/en
ud'levere, af'levere
tager De alt med?
skal jeg pakke det ind for

Dem?
Pakke/n
skal jeg sende det hjem til

Dem?
jeg sender det efter denne

Adresse; det blir sendt
Forsen'delse/n [idajj

La'gerhus/et, Magazin'
Lager/et

forsen'de; Factu'ra/en
avisere; Aviso
ud'stede Konossement'/et
emballere; Emballa'ge/n
Sag-, Hevelspon

e n; (il'spigre
marke; Ch.-ihlon'/en
Forsig'tig!; ikke kastes!
en Speditions'iorretning

86

Weights ; measures.

86

Vsgt; Maal.

the for'warding agent; tofor-
franco; free of charge [ward
by goods'* train; with speed
the freight; the freightage
the car'rier's fee; the truck

Gross-, net-weight
heavy; light
how heavy is it?
weigh it in the scales
to make a mistake' in weigh-
the scales [ing

weighing machine', de'cimal
the steel-yard [scales

the Roman balance [perly
the indexdoesnotmarkpro'-
the hundred-weight; thekilo
hec'togram; the gram
the de'cigram, cen'tigram,
milligram
a German pound
an Ita'lian pound
the ounce; the half ounce

The measure
to measure
mea'surements
the meter

de'ci-, cen'ti-, mil'limeter
the yard; foot; the inch
car'penter's rule

VII.

The Fa'mily.

to have a fa'mily

my people

the fa'mily name, surname

the fa'mily likeness

Spedit0r'/en; expedere [er

franko; uden Omkost'ning,-

somFragt'gods, som Il'gods

Fragt/en; Porto/en

Kj0repenge; Blok'vogn
Brutto-, Net'tovaegt/en

tung; let

hvormeget veier det?

vei det paa Vaegt/en

veie gait

Vaegt'skaal/en>

Deqimal'vaegt

Bismer/en

Ro'mersk Vaegt

Viser/en peger feil

Centner; Kilo(gram)

Hektogram'; Gram/met

De'cigram/met, Cen'tigram,
Mil'ligram

et tysk Fund

et italiensk Fund

Unze/n; Lod/det
Maal/et

maale, ud'maale

Maal

Me'termaal/et, Meter/en

Deci-, Cen'ti-, Mil'limeter

Alen/en; Fod; Tomme/n

Tom'mestok/ken

VII.

Fami'lic/ii.

have Fami'lie
mine Slaegt'ninge
FamiTienavn/et
Fami'lielighed/en

87

The fa'mily; relations.

87

Fimi'lle.n; Slegfning/e.

to degen'erate

after whom does he take?

the little one takes after
her father, her mother
The parents

the home

step-parents

step-mother, -father
The father; papa'

paternal

to act as a father to
The mother; mama'

maternal

maternal love

to act as a mother to
The child

son; daughter

to adopt'

the adoption

adopted child

step-child, -son; -daughter

step-brother, -sister

they are brother and sister

brother; sister
The Grand'parents

grand-father, grand-papa'

grand-mother, grand-mama'

great-grand-father, -mother

the grand-son, -daughter

the great-grandsons
The Race

our an'cestors (forefathers)

the an'cestors

grand-sire; an'cestress

a descendant, scion, to de-
scend' from

his descent', or'igin

the progenitor

the pe'digree
Relationship, kinship

she is related to me

how are you related?

the nearest relations

van'slaegte, degenere're

hvem slaegter han paa?

den Lille ligner Fader/en,

Moder/en
Forael'dre/ne

Hjem'met

Sted'foraeldre

Sted'mor, ~far
Fader/en; Papa

fa'derlig

vaere i Faders Sted
Moder/en; Mama

mo'derlig

Mo'derkjcerlighed/en

vaBre i Moders Sted
Barn/et

S0n; Datter

antage i Barns Sted

Adoption'/en

Adoptiv'barn

Sted'barn, ~s0n; ~datter

Sted'bror, ~s0ster

de er Soskende

Bror; S0ster
Bed'steforaeldre/ne

Bed'stefar, ~papa

Bedstemor, ~mama
1 Ol'defar, ~mor

Bar'nebarn

Bar'nebarnsbarn
jSlaegt en
! vore For'faedre

Ahner/ne

Stam'herre; Stam'frue
i en ^t'ling, Ef'terkommer;
ned'stamme fra

hans Af'sta inning

Stan'fader/en

St;nn'tra?/et
Slagt'skah/et

hun er i SUuRt nied mig

hvorlecles er 1 beslsg'tet?

de naer'meste Sla?gt'ninge

88

Relations; birth.

he is their distant relation;
paternal, maternal, on
father's, mother's side

blood-relations; of the same
kith and kin

cousins

the cousin (male)

the cousin (female)

second cousin

uncle; the aunt

the nephew; the niece

grand-nephew
Related by marriage

the parents-in-law

father-, mother-in-law

son-, daughter-in-law

brother-, sister-in-law

related by marriage

Birth.

to be born

announcement of birth

what was her name before'
her marriage?

to be a born Frenchman

a native of Siena

when is your birth-day?
To have a child

she has got a boy, a girl, she
has been confined' of —

she is in labour

the confinement

to be delivered of a child

to be confined'

the woman in child-bed

the child-bed
The Baptism [baptize'

the child to be baptized'; to

the certificate of baptism

to stand god-father, god-l
mother to I

88

Slaegt'ning/e ; F0d'sel/en.

han er en fjern Slaegt'ning
af dem; paa Fae'drene-,
M0'dreneside/n

Blods'forvandte; kjVdelige
Slaegt'ning/e

S0s'kendeb0rn

Faet'ter/en

Kusi'ne/n

Halv'faetter, Tre'maending

Onkel; Tante/n

Nev0/en; Niece/n

Grand'nev0
Ind'giftet

Svi'gerforaeldre/ne

Svigerfar, ~mor

Svigers0n, ~datter

Svoger; Svigerin'de

besvo'gret

Fodsel/cn.

blive fodt
F0d'selsanmeldelse
hvad er hun

f0dt?

vaere en f0dt Fransk'mand
f0dt i Siena

naar er din Fodselsdag?
Fa a et Barn
hun har faat en Gut, en

Pige

hun lig'ger i Ve/er
Fqrl0s'ning/en
blive for!0st'
ned'komme
Bar'selkone/n
Bar'selseng/en
Daab/en

Daabs'barn/et; d0be
Daabs'attest/en
baere til Daa'b/en
staa Fad'der til

nogen

89

The children.

89

Burn one.

the god-father, the god-
the god-child [mother

witness of baptism

The Name
Christian name
what is the young lady's
Christian name? [give it?
what name are you going to
it is my saint's day
surname
surname; called
to give a nick-name
my namesake

The baby
she nurses it herself
to give the breast; it drinks
to take a wet-nurse [mother
to place a baby with a foster-
to feed with the bottle
to wean [on; to swathe
the pillow to carry the baby
the di'apers; to kick

The baby

take it on your arm, on
your lap

he (she) cannot walk yet
to crawl on all fours
I carry it huck-back
the peram'bulator; the lead-
ing-strings; go-cart
to be good; the goodness
naughty; naugh'tiness
obe'dient; disobe'dient
to make nonsense
to punish; the pun'ishment
to put into a corner
a box on the ear
hehasgota whipping [knees
I have put them across' my
the scape-grace, the hoyden

To develop
the little boy
the little girl

Gud'far/'en, Gud'mor/en

Gud'barn/et

Daabs'vidne, Fad'der
Navn et

For'navn

hvad er Fr0'ken/ens
For'navn?

hvad vil I kalde det?

det er min Nav'nedag

Fami'lienavn, Fars'navn

Til'navn; kaldt

give et Slaen'genavn

en Nav'nefaetter af mig
Spaed'barn/et

hun naerer det selv

give Bryst; det drikker

tage en Am'me

give Barnet i Plei'e

op'flaske

af'vaenne

Loiert; svobe

Sv0b/ene; spraelle
Det lille Barn

tag det paa Arm/en, paa
Fang et

det kan ikke gaa endnu

krybe paa alle fire

jeg baerer det paa Ryg'gen

Bar'nevogn/en; Le'de-
baand/et; Gang'vogn

vaere snil; God'hed/en

uskik'kelig; Uskik'keligheci

lyd ig: ulv'dig

gj0re Dum'hed/er

straffe; Straf'fen

saette i Skam'krog/en

en 0'refig, Lu

han liar faaet Ris. Prygl

leg bar pryglet heiule

Loin'mel'cn. Vild'kat ten
Ud'vikle sig

den lille Out

den lille Pige

90

Love; wooing.

90

Kjser'lighed ; Bei'len.

when I am grown-up
the grown-up people
Marriageable girls
to provide' for
unmarried (man; woman);
to be still unmarried
is she still eligible?
to remain' single
not to get a husband
to die an old maid
ba'chelor; an incorrigible
ba'chelor

Love; marriage.

To fall in love with

I have grown fond of her

how much do you love me?

he does not love her at all

to love ten'derly

to adore'

declaration of love

to return', not to return' a

person's affection

unhappy love

the flirtation

a lover, a beloved' one

admirer; adorer

he worships her

a flirt

to pay one's court to

to make conquests
The Wooing [of —

to woo, to ask for the hand

he has proposed' to her;
another suitor!

to be much sought after

to refuse'

to be refused' by

to be rejected

he has been accepted

her parents are not agreed'

naar jeg bliver stor
de Voksne

Gif'tefaerdige Pige/r
an'bringe; forsor'ge
u'gift (Mand; Kone); endnu
vaere u'gift

er hun fremde'les u'gift?
forbli've u'gift
ikke faa nogen Mand
d0 som gammel Jomfru
Ung'karl; en uforbe'derlig
Peb'ersvend

Kjaer'lighed; JEg'teskab.

Forelske sig i
jeg har faat hende kjaer
hvor glad er du i mig?
han er slet ikke glad i hen-
elske in'derlig [de

til'bede

Kjaer'lighedserklaering
besva're, ikke besvare ens
Kjaer'lighed
ulyk'kelig Kjaerlighed
Kurtise/n, Kjaer'lighedsfor-
en Elsker [hold

Beun'drer; Til'beder
han svaermer for hende
en Kur'mager
gj0re Kur til
gj0Te Ero'bring/er

Fri'eri/et
fri, an'holde (om)
han har friet til hende;

en Frier til!
vaere meget fete'ret
give en Kurv
faa en Kurv af
blive af'vist
han har faaet Ja
hendes Foraeldre giver ikke

sit Sam'tykke

91

Marriage; wedding.

91

yEg'teskab; Bryl'Iup

to give one's consent'

a good match

they are well suited
The engagement

to get engaged' fen off

the engagement was brok-

a^betrpthed' couple; fiance

fiancee

to become' a couple

to found a home
The marriage

love-marriage, money — ,
conven'tional —

to marry

to be married

when shall you get married?

the banns have been pub-
lished; have their banns
been published in church?

the trousseau

the dowry

what dowry did his wife
get?

the marriage-contract

the no'tary; to exclude'
joint pro'perty

the pin-money
The Wedding

to ce'lebrate one's marriage

whenisyour wedding to be?

to their silver-, golden wed-
ding [mony
The marriage-ce're-

best-man; bride's maid

the wedding-dress

the bride's veil

the myrtle wreath, wreath
of orange blossoms

the bridal couple

a handsome couple

the bridal carriage

the bridal procession

give sit Sam'tykke
et godt Parti

de passer for hveran'dre
Forlo'velse/n
forlov'e sig

Forlovelse/n gik overstyr'
Forlo'vede., Til'kommende
Forlo'vede
blive et Par
grunde et Hjem
& g ' t e s k a b/e t
Inklinations'parti, Pen'ge-

aegteskab, Fornuft'parti
gifte sig
vaere gift

naar skal I gifte Eder?
Lys'ningen har fundet Sted;

er der bleven lyst for dem

i Kirken?
Ud'styr/et
Med'gift/en
hvormeget bragte hans

Kone i Med'gift?
>£g'teskabskontrakt/en
Notar'/en

op'haeve Sam'eie
Naa'lepenge/ne
Bryl'l up/pet
holde Bryl'Iup
naar skaf I holde Bryl'Iup?
til deres Solv-, Guld-

bryllup
Vi'else/n

Brud/ens F0rer; Bru'de-
Bru'dekjole/n [pL

Bru'desl0r/et
Myr'tekrans/en, Krans af

Oran'geblomst/er
Bru'depar/ret
et smukt Par
Bru'devo^n en
Bru'def01ge/t

92

Married life.

92

.Eg'teskab/et.

to be married before the
re'gistrar; the re'gistrar
the ce'remony in church
who has married you?
the wedding-sermon
to bless their union
the organ plays
the wedding ring
to exchange' rings
the marriage certificate
the young couple
the wedding-march
the wedding-breakfast
the wedding-trip
the honey-moon [ments
to announce'; announce-
Ma'trimony
the married couple
the husband
the wife

are they happy? [together
they do not agree', get on
to deceive' one's wife
to be faithless to her, to him
faith'lessness; adul'tery
to commit' adul'tery
the divorce'
to get a divorce'
to be divorced'
the separation
to marry again'
the second marriage
children of a first marriage

The Household.

the master of the house
the mistress of the house
to be a good housewife
a good house'keeper
to manage the household
the allowance for daily
household-expenses

lade sig vie bor'gelig;:
Bor'germester/en
den kir'kelige Vi'else
hvem har viet Eder?
Bru'detale/n
velsig'ne deres Pagt
Or'gel/et spiller
Vi'elsesring/en
veksle Ring/e
Vi'elsesattest/en
det unge Par
Bryl'lupsmarsch/en
Bryl'lupsmaaltid/et
Bryl'lupsreise/n
Hve'debr0dsdag/ene
an'melde; An'meldelse
j£g'teskab/et
^g'tefolk/ene, ^Eg'tefaelle/r
(j4Egte)mand/en
(>Egte)hustru/en; ^Egtefael-
er de lyk'kelige? [le/ii

de lever ikke lyk'kelig
bedra'ge sin Kone
vaere hende, ham u'tro
U'troskab/et
begaa' ^Eg'teskabsbrud
Skil'smisse/n
lade sig skille
vaere skilt
Separation'/en
gif'te sig igjen
det andet yEg'teskab
B0rn af f0r'ste yEgteskab

Hushold'ning/en.

(Husets) Herre/n
(Husets) Frue/n
vaere en god Hus'mor
0kono'misk
f0re Hushpld'ning/en
Hushold'ningspenge/ne
(for de daglige Ud'gift/er->

93

Servants,

93

Tje'nerpersonale.

to be careful

she cannot make both ends
the book of expenses [meet
to put down everything
The Servants
the servant; the liv'ery
footman; valet
coachman, ostler, lackey;
door-keeper
the servants
a waiting-woman
a help
maid of all work

The housemaid

to clean

to sweep

the broom; the carpet-brush

the dust-pan

to wipe

to scrub; scrubbing-flannel

the scrubbing-brush

the duster

to dust; covered with dust

the feather-broom

carpet-beater; to beat

to make a room tidy

to brush the clothes

clothes-brush

to get out stains; the stain

to come out with benzine'

to appear' again'

she knows dress-making

to lay — , to remove' the

to wait at table [cloth
The cook

the bill of fare

tobuyinthemarket [handle

provisions; the basket with a

to understand' cooking

to cook, to roast

to bake (in the oven)

to fry (in the pan)

vaere 0kono'misk
hun slipper aldrig ud
Ud'giftsbog/en
notere alt

Tje'nerpersonale/t
Tje'ner/en; Livre7et
Tjener; Kam'mertjener
Kusk, Stald'dreng, Lakei';
Der'vogter
Tjener no

en Opvart'ningskone
en Hjael'pekone
En'epige

S t u ' e p i g e/n
gj0re rent
fei'e, sope

Fei'ekost/en; Haand'kost/en
Fei'ebret/tet
terre op

skure; Sku'reklud
Gulv'skrubbe/n
Stov'klud/en
torre St0v; stovet
Fjaer'kost/en

Klae'desbanker/en; banke
rydde op [Klaer

b0rste Klaeder/ne
Klae'desb0rste
tage af Flaek/ker; Flak/ken
gaa af med Benzin
komme igjen
hun kan Skraed'dersem
daekke, daekke af
opvar'te

Spi'seseddel/en

kj0be ind paa Torv/et

For'raad: Han'kckurv/en

k u nne koge

koge, stege

stege (i OVID

stege (i Pande)

94

Servants; Death.

the water boils
to make coffee, tea
it must draw
the kitchen-maid
to wash up

The nurse

to play with the children
to go for a walk w. them
to dress, change, undress'
to put them to bed [them
to sleep with them
the nurse; the go'verness
lady's help, house-keeper
stewardess

To engage' a servant
the re'gistry-office
the service book (un English)
ex'cellent character
to be in service at Mr — 's
to enter the service of
what wages does she receive7
we have raised her wages
the Christmas present
to be f or'tunate,tmf or'tunate
I have given her notice
she has given notice herself
to dismiss' (without notice)
to leave

Death.

deaths; dead (comp.Ch.XI!)
to receive' the last unction
to die, to decease'
he expired' gently
died in full con'sciousness
to meet with an ac'cident;
to commit' su'icide
su'icide; a su'icide
the certificate of death
to close the eyes of a p.
the deceased' [crologue
announcement of death, ne'-
(private) a. of death

Tje'nestepige/r; D0d/en.

Vand/et koger

koge Kaffe, traekke The

den maa traekke

Kok'kepige/n

vaske op
Bar'nepige/n

lege med B0rn/ene

spadsere med dem

klaede dem paa, om, af

bringe dem i Seng

sove hos dem

Bonne/n; Bar'nefr0ken/en

en som gaar Fruen tilhaan-
de, Hushol'derske
Faeste en Pige

Faes'tekontor/et

Skuds'maalsbog/en

ud'maerkede Anbefa'ling/er

tjene hos

til'traede hos en som

hyor h0i L0n har hun?

vi har lagt paa til hende

Ju'legave/n

vaere heldig (uheldig)

jeg har sagt hende op

hun har selv sagt op

afske'dige (uden Opsi'gel-

flytte [se)

Dod en.

D0ds'fald; d0d (Kap. XI!)
mod'tage Sakrament'/et
d0, vandre bort
han sovnede rolig ind
d0 ved Bevidst'hed
for'ulykke; ber0've sig
Liv/et

Selv'mord; Selv'morder
D0ds'attest/en
lukke ens 0ine
den Af'd0de [maele

D0ds'anmeldelse, Ef'ter-
(privat) D0ds'anmeldelse

95

Dead body; fu'neral.

95

Lig; Begra'velse.

no private announcement

is given
The dead body

the ske'leton

the death's head

a skull

his body

the house of the defunct'

the lit-up ca'tafalque

the coffin, the bier

covered with wreaths

the apparent death

appa'rentlv dead

to return' to life

buried alive' [of dead bodies

the room for the reception

mor'tuary chapel
Thefu'neral procession

to pay the last honours

the fu'neral march

the hearse

mourning coach

a fu'neral procession passes

the fu'neral service [by

the celebration of the fu'ne-

fu'neral sermon [ral

the ob'sequies

mass for the dead
The interment

the burial

to bury

when will she be buried?

to inter'; bearers

the churchyard, ce'metery

the fu'neral oration

dirge

to let down into the grave

three handfulls of earth

the sexton

to fill up
The grave; tomb

the se'pulcre, resting-place

kun paa denne
Maade
Lig/et

Skelet'/tet

D0d'ningehoved/et

en Hjer'neskalle

hans Lig

Dods-, S0r'gehus/et

den op'lyste Katafalk

Lig'kiste/n, Baa're/n

bedaek'ket med Krans e

Skin'dod/en

skin'ded

levne op igjen

le'vende begra'vet

Lig'stue/n

Grav'kapel/let
Lig'tog/et

vise en sidste ^€re

S0r'gemarsch/en

Lig'vogn/en

Sor'gekaret'

et Ligtog kommer forbi

S0r'gegudstjeneste/n

Sor'gefest/en

Lig'tale/n

Sjai'lemesse; Grav01

Sjaelemesse
Begra'velse/n

Begra'velse/n

begrave, jorde

naar skal hun begraves?

jord'faeste; Lig'baerer

Kir'kegaard/en

Grav'tale/n

Lig'salme/n

saenke i Grav en
I tre haand'fuld Jord

Gra'ver ne

igjen'kaste
Grav/en; Ha tig en

Grav-, Hvilested

96

The grave; mourning.

96

Grav/en; Sorg/en.

the fa'mily-vault

the fu'neral mo'nument

the mausoleum

the cross; the column

the tomb-stone

the inscription; here lies

peace to his ashes!

of blessed me'mory

God rest his soul!

Cremation
to have one's self cremated
the crema'tory; the ashes;
the columba'rium
the fu'neral urn [ceased'

The fa'mily of the de-
widowed; the widower
she has lost her husband
to have lost one's parents
the orphan
my late father
my late husband

Mourning (grief)
to be in deepmourningfor —
broken down; despairing
disconsolate
to console', to comfort
consolation; comfort
to take part in the sorrow
indifferent; composed'

External mourning
to be in mourning
for whom do they mourn?
deep mourning; half-mour-
the time of mourning [ning
the mourning dress
to put on mourning
mourning-crape
with a mourning band
his crape-covered bust
mourning-flags
to be at half-mast
black-edged

Fami'liegravsted/et

Grav'monument/et

MausolaB/et

Kors/et; S0ile/n

Grav'sten/en

Grav'skrift/en; her hviler

Fred med hans St0v!

salig Ihukom'melse

Gud gj0re ham salig!
Lig'braending/en

lade sig braende

Kremato'ri/et; Aske/n;
Kolumba'ri/et

Urne/n
De Ef'terladte

blive Enke; En'kemand

hun er blevet Enke

vaere forael'drelos

den Fa'derI0se

min af'd0de Far

min salige Mand
Sorg/en (Smerte)

s0rge dybt over

ned'brudt; fortviv'let

tr0s'tes!0s

tr0ste, op'muntre

Tr0st/en; Opmuntring/en

tage Del i Sorg/en

u'deltagende; fattet
Y'dre Sorg

s0rge

for hvem baerer De Sorg?

dyb Sorg; Halv'sorg

S0r'getid/en

S0r'gedragt/en

an'lsegge Sorg

S0r'geflor

med Flor om Arm/en

hans flor'omvundne Byste

S0r'gefane/'r

flage paa halv Stang

med S0r'gerand

97

Test'ament; social in'tercourse.

97

Teswmcn'te; Om'gang.

To make one's test'a-
niy last will [ment

the co'dicil

the testator; the heirs
o'pening of the test'ament
to contest'; to annul'
exec'utor

how much do they inherit?
to come into an inheritance
to declare' one's sole heir;
to disinherit
the legitimate portion
to leave nothing
did he leave you an'ything?
he left something to ev'ery
the inheritance; the trustee'
the succession-tax
the le'gacy; the legatee'
the tem'porary use
the minor'ity
under-age, a minor
they are not yet of age
the ward

guar'dian; the major'ity
of age

to come of age
interdicted; under tu'telage

VIII.

Social in'terconrse; corre-
spondence; postal-service.

on what terms are you?
we are on ex'cellent terms
an acquaintance of mine
where may they have be-
come' acquainted?
to make friends

Hecker, English. 7

Gj0re sit Testa men 'te

mill sidste Vil'je

Kodicil'/et

Testa'tor/en; Ar'ving/erne

Testamen'te/ts Aabning

bestri'de; om'stode

Executor'

hvormeget arver de?
j arve

ind'siette som Universal'-
arving; gjore arveles

Pligt'del/en, Tvangs'arv/en

intet efterlade [noget?

liar han testamente'ret dig
, han har betaenkt alle

Efterla'denskab/er; For-

Ar'veafgif t en [ myn'der/en

Legat'/tet; Legatar'/en

Brugs'nydelse/n, usus fruc-

Min'dreaarighed/en [tus

min'dreaarig

de er endnu umyii'dige

Mynd'ling en

Formyn'der; Myndighed/en

nivndig

blive myndig

gjort u'myndig; under For-
mvn'derskab

VIII.

Selska'beligr Om'prang; Kor-
respondance; Post.

kommer I overens?
vi kommer nieget gpdt over-
en Bekjeiuit' af mig [ens
in or kan de va-re blevet
kjendte?
hlive Venner

Hecker, Norsk(Dansk). 7

98

The visit.

to form friendship
to be a friend of his
we are in'timate friends
we have quarrelled
fallen out with ev'ery one
to have intercourse with
to visit

to see few people
he finds no one to asso'-
your friends [ciate with
travelling acquaintance
The Visit
to go to see
to pay a visit to
to return' the visit
to find at home, (to miss)
did he leave any message

for me?

to keep at home
to make an appointment
what appointment have you
the appointment [made?
does the time suit you?
so then it is settled
I shall call for you
go to call for him
whom do you want to see?
you are wanted
some'body is coming!
who can that be?
to let in; to admit'
does Mr Brown live here?
are Mr and M" X at

home?
does Mre X receive' vi'si- ;

tors?

I shall go and ask
whom may I announce'?
here, take my card, please I
To receive'

when is her vi'siting day? I
I have not been at home for |

an'ybody

98

Beseget.

slutte Ven'skab
here til hans Ven/ner
vi er inti'me Ven/ner
vi er bleven U'venner
vaere U'ven med alle
staa i Forbin'delse med
om'gaaes med
have liden Om'gang
han slutter sig ikke til no-
Eders Om'gang [gen

Rei'sebekjendtskab
B e s 0 g/e t
op's0ge, bes0'ge
gj0re sin Opvart'ning
gjen'gjaelde Bes0g/et
traeffe (ikke traeffe)
har han efterladt nogen
Besked til mig?
holde sig hjemme
af'tale (med hinanden)
hvad har I af'talt?
Stev'nem0de/t
passer den Tid dig?
det blir altsaa ved det?
jeg vil af'hente Dem
hent ham
hvem s0ger De?
man sp0rger efter dig
der kommer nogen!
hvem kan det vel vaere?
lade komme ind; give Ad-
bor Herr Rothe her? [gang
er Her'skab/et hjem-
me?

er Frue/n at faa i
Tale?

jeg skal h0re efter
hvem tor jeg melde?
vaer'saagod, her er mit Kort
Mod'tage fgelsesdag?
naar er hendes Modta'-
jeg har naegtet mig hjemme
for alle

99

Reception ; Conversation.

do step in!

sit down!

Master will come directly
To greet

good morning, gen'tlemen

your servant, Miss — !

the bow, the curtsey

he bowed to her

I should like to makeherac-
quaintance; introduce' me

I am delighted! [to her

to bid a person welcome

to receive' in a kindly man-
, the kind reception [ner

with whom have I the plea-
sure to speak?

my name is N. N.

what procures' me the plea-
sure of your visit?

what is at your service?

excuse' my troubling you,
my disturbing you

I have a request' to make,
a favour to ask of you

do I disturb' you? Not at
all! It is very nice of you
to come

don't let me disturb' you!

you make yourself scarce

bear us com'pany

sit down near us
The conversation [body

toaddress',toaccost' some'-

do you call each other ,du'?

to exchange' a few words

to have a talk with

to converse'

to chat; in conversation

what are you talking of?

if I may ask

we came to talk of —

to change the conversation

I did not understand'

99

Modta'gelse ; Under-bold ninK

traed naermere!
Vaer'saagod, tag Plads!
Herr — kommer straks
Hilse

god Morgen, mine Herrer
Deres aerb0'dige Tjener,
at bukke, at neie [Froken!
han bukkede for hende
jeg vilde gjerne bliye kjendt

med hende; fo'restil migfor
glaeder mig meget! [hende
byde en Velkom'men
mod'tage venlig
den venlige Mpdta'gelse
med hvem har jeg den For-

nei'else?

mit Navn er N. N.
hvad skylder jeg den For-

noi'else?

hvad staar til Tjeneste?
jeg ber om Undskyl'dning,

hvis jeg besvae'rer Dem
jeg har en Bon (en An-

mod'ning) til Dem
forstyr'rer jeg? Slet

ikke! Det er meget snilt

af dig, at du kommer
lad Dem ikke forstyr're
I gj0r Eder kost'bare
gjor os Selskab
saet dig hos os
Underhol'dning/en
tale til en, til'tale en
tiltaler I Eder du eller De?
veksle et par Ord
have en Sam'tale med
underhol'de sig
passia're; i Sam'tnle n
hvad taler man om?
om man ter sperge
Tale n kom paa
tale om noget andet
jeg forstod ikke

100

100

Polite' phrases.

H0flighedsfloskl/er,

you talk too quickly; I can-
not follow you

what did you say, sir? if
you please, sir?
Polite' phrases

yes, please; if you please

* madam [don't mind

does it please you? if you

come with me please

don't trouble

be so kind as to —

would you be so kind —

have the kindness

you are too kind!

I thank you very much

many thanks!

hearty thanks!

my cordial gra'titude!

much obliged'!

don't mention it!

not worth mentioning !

I beg your pardon. — Don't
mention it

kindly excuse' me

never mind!

pardon me

I beg you a thousand par-
dons, sir

I am in'finitely sorry

I regret' very much

to condole' with

my sincere' condolence!

my most heartfelt congratu-

I congrat'ulate you [lation

good chance!

thank you, the same to you!
Leave-taking

to take leave

but I won't disturb' you any
longer

are you going already? [me!

it was a great pleasure for
the pleasure was on my side !

De taler for fort; jeg kan

ikke folge med
hvad mener De? Hvad be-

ha'ger ?

H0f'lighedsfloskl/er
ja, vaer'saagod; om jeg t0r

bede, naadige Frue
er det Dem beha'geligt?
kpm med om De har Lyst!
gjor Dem ingen Ulei'lighed
vaer saa venlig
vilde du vaere saa snil?
vil De have den God'hed
De er for elskvse'rdig!
jeg takker dig mange
mange Tak! [Gange!

hjertelig Tak!
takker forbindt'ligst!
meget forbun'den!
jeg ber; ingen Aar'sag
intet at tale om
jeg ber om Und'skyldning.

— Jeg ber

undskyld godhedsfuldt
det gj0r intet

tilgiv mig

jeg ber tusen Gange om

Forla'delse

jeg bekla'ger uen'delig
det gj0r mig meget ondt
kondolere

min oprig'tige Del'tagelse!
hjer'telig Lyk0nsk'ning!
jeg gratule'rer dig med
til Lykke!
tak, ili'gemaade!
Af'sked
tage Af'sked
jeg vil ikke forstyr're Dem

laen'gere

vil De allere'de gaa?
det var mig en Forn0i'else!

— Ganske paa min Side

101

Soci'ety ; Correspondence.

101
Selkska'beliRhed; Brcv'veksling

I present' my respects' to you

will you present' my re-
spects' to your wife

thanks, I shall not fail to
do so

fare well

goodbye'!; let us have a
chance to see you again'
I hope you will soon call

adieu' [again'!

come safely home!

my love to him [gards'

he sends you his kind re-
did you give him my kind
regards'?

kindest regards'!
Soci'ety

so'ciable (unsociable)

to go into soci'ety

to be invited

to go a great deal into so-

the hospita'lity [ci'ety

hos'pitable

to make the host, hostess

our dear guests

we had a party

to give a party

to invite'; your invitation

cards of invitation

we shall be among' oursel-

all have accepted [ves'

I have another engagement

to decline'

many refusals

write that you can't come

The Correspondence.

To write (comp. Ch. XV)
in order to write straight
the lined paper; ruled
the line

you have made a slip of the
did he write it down? [pen

jeg anbefa'ler mi.u

mill lerho'dige Hilsen til
Deres Frue

tak, jeg skal overbringe
den

lev vel!

paa Ojeiisyn!; Lad os snart
se Eder igjen

kom snart igjen!

Farvel!

vel hjem!

hils ham fra mig

jeg skal hilse Eder fra ham

har du hilst ham fra
mig?

mange Hilsener
Selska'belighed/en

selska'belig (u'selskabelig)

gaa i Sel'skab

vaere buden bort

vaere meget med

GjiEst'frihed en
! gjaest'fri
! vaere Vaert, Vaertin'de

vore kjaere Gjaest er

vi havde Sel'skab
i holde et Sel'skab
| ind'byde; Deres Indby'delse
; Indby'delseskort
! det er bare os selv [delse/n

alle har taget imod Indby'-
! jeg er allerede op'taget

af'slaa

en Maengde Af'slag

send ham et skriftligt

[slag
Korrespomlan re n.

Skrive (se Kap. XV)
for at skrivj
Lin'jepapir/et; linie'ret
Linje/n

du liar skrevet gait
har han skrevet det op?

102

To write.

102

Skri've.

I shall make a note of it
the note-book; the notes
to underline'; the dash
to cancel, to blot out
the ruler; the square ruler
The writing
in writing

that is his hand'writing
in his own hand
the hand'writing; he writes

a beau'tiful hand
read'ible; illegible
scrawl [gist

to decipher; the grapho'lo-
the short-hand writing; can

you write short-hand?
short'handwriter; sten'o-
Writing mate'rial [gram

(ink, pen, paper)
inkstand
a bottle of ink
co'pying ink
black, green, vi'olet, red;

liquid, thick

to make thinner; too pale
the ink-blot
a blot

the blotting sand; to strew
the pen'holder [sand

the pen'holder with pen
put it in

the stylographic pen
the type-writer
The steel-pen
soft; hard
fine, very -fine, broad nib;

split; it writes well, fine,

thick
the pen-case; pen-box;

pen-wiper
The pencil
the lead-pencil
the blue-, red pencil

jeg skal notere mig det
Notis'bog/en; Notis/erne
un'derstrege; Streg/en
stryge ud

Linial'/en; fir'kantet Linial
Skrift/en
skriftlig

det er hans Skrift
e'genhaendig

Haand'skrift/en; han skri-
ver pent

lae'selig; ulae'selig
Kraaketaer; slet Skrift
tyde; Grafolog'/en
Stenografi/en; kan De
stenografe're?
| Stenograf; Stenogram'
I Skri'vemateriale/t
I (Blaek, Pen, Papir)
j Blaek'hus, Skri'vet0i
i en Flaske Blaek
I Kopi'blaek
| sort, gront, violet, r0dt;

flydende, tykt
I fortyn'de; for blegt
Blaek'flaek/ken
en Klat

Str0'sand/et; str0 paa
Pen'neskaft/et
Pen/nen
dyppe den i
Patent'penneholder/en
Skri'vemaskine/n
S t a a 1 ' p e n/n e n
b!0d; haard

fin, extrafin, bred Spids;
spaltet; den er god, fin,
tyk

Penna'1/et; Pen'neaeske;
Pen'net0rrer
B 1 y ' a n t ,/e n

Bly'ant/en; Bly'antpen/nen
1 blaa, r0d Bly'ant

103

1U3

The letter.

Brev ct.

the point is broken off

sharpen it!; pencil-pointer

the pen-knife, pocket-knife

the erasing knife

to erase'

the in'dia-rubber

the gum-A'rabic

to gum; to stick on

the elastic
The paper

writing-paper; fo'lio size;
in quarto, in octavo

the margin; on the margin

the sheet of paper

to blot

the blotting-paper, ~sheet

to wipe out

the tissue-paper

the note-paper; thick, thin,
rough, smooth; white; co-
loured; i'vory-coloured

a sheet of note-paper

writing-case

the letter-weight; the letter-
o'pener, the paper-knife
En'velope

the cloth-en'velope; opa-
que'; transparent

to put into an en'velope

to moisten

the gummed flap

to seal [of s.-w.

the sealing-wax; the stick

the seal ;mo'nogram, initials

the seal (the impression)

Spidsen er af'brukket
spids den!; Bly'antspidser
Pen'ne-, Lom'mekniv/en
Rader'kniv en
radere
Vis'kelaer/et
Gum'miarabikum
gummie're; klaebe
Gum'miring/en
Papir/et
Skri'vepapir; i Folio-,

Kvart-, Oktav'format
Marg/en; i Marg/en
Ark/et

gaa igjen'nem
TraBk'papir/et
viske ud. ud'slette
Sil'kepapir/et
Brev'papir/et; tykt, tyndt,

grovt, glat; hvidt; kulort;

el'fenbenfarvet
et Brev'ark
Skrive-, Brev'mappe
Brev'presse/n; ~aabner/en,

Fals'ben/et
Konvolut'
Laer'redskonvolut/ten; u'-

gjennemsigtig; gjen'nem-
konvolute're [sigtig

fugte

det gummie'rede Laag
forseg'le

Lak/ket; Stang/en
Signet/et; Monogram'
Segl/et (Af'tryk/ket)

The letter, the writing. Brev et, Skri velse'n.

by letter; the tenor
what is in the letter?
letters of eight pages
a letter of congratulation,
of condolence
p. f. (pour feliciier)

pr. Brev; Ord'lyd/en
hvad staar der i Brev/et?
Brev pa a 8 Side/r
Lykonsk'nings-, Kondo-
lan'cebrev/et
som Lvkonsk'ning

1U4

Correspondence; letters.

p. c. (to condole' with)
p. p. c. (to bid good bye);
the farewell' letter
the letter of recommendation
business letters
petition; memo'rial
a cir'cular

The correspondence
the correspondence
how long have they been
exchanging letters?
to write a few lines
to write one's letters

To receive'

to acknowledge the receipt'
I have refused' his letter

the addressee'

to answer

answer him

the answer

directly

by return' of post
To pen a letter

a letter-writer

to write down

to make a rough copy

to copy fair

to copy, the copy
The date

dated from the first of July'

Venice, August the 6th
The address'

Sir, dear Sir, honoured Sir,
highly honoured Sir!

Madam, dear Madam

dear Mrs Brown!

My dear friend!

Sir!

to leave a line free

104

Korrespondan'ce; Brev/e.

som Ud'tryk for Del'tagelse
til Af'sked; Af'skeds-

brev/et

Anbefa'lingsskrivelse;n
Forret'ningsbrev/e
Bon'skrift; Ans0g'ning
et Cirkulaere
Korrespon.dan'c e/n
Brev'veksling/en
hvor lasnge har I korrespon-

deret?

skrive et par Linje/r
expede're sin Post

Mod'tage, faa

bekrasfte Modta'gelse/n

jeg har nasgtet at mod'tage
hans Brev

Modta'ger/en, Adressat'

svare paa noget

svar ham paa det

Svar/et, Besked'/en

om'gaaende

med om'gaaende Post
Af'fatte

en Brev'skriver, Kopist'

ned'skrive

f0rst skrive Klad

ren'skrive

af'skrive, Af'skrift/en
Da to/en

dateret 1. Juli

Venedig, den 6. August

O ' v e r s k r i f t/e n
>Erede, meget aerede, hoit'-

serede Herre!
^Erede Frue
Kjaere (naadige) Frue!
Kjsere Veninde
Eders Velbaa'renhed; Eders

H0i'velbaarenhed
lade en Linje staa aaben

105

Sig'nature; address'.

105

Afslatnlog/er; Adresse.

The letter itself

enclosed'; on the next
page; herewith

to commun'icate
Letter endings [yourN.N

keep in kind remembrance

with best love and many
kisses yours

with best love; with kind
regards'; with many com'-
pliments; shaking your
hand cor'dially

I am, I remain',
I sign

yours respect'fully; very
respect'fully; most re-
spect'fully; ever yours

most obe'diently

with profound' veneration

accept' the assurance of
my —

yours truly; faith'fully; sin-
cerely; very sincerely;
yours obe'diently

your deeply obliged —

yours affectionately; your
faithful friend

your devoted friend
The sig'nature

have you signed?

the flourish

ano'nymous

a postscript

to fold (twice, three times)
The outside oftheletter

the address'; addressee'

to direct' (to)

W. C. Cartwright Esq.;
Mr Ch. Brown

care of —

Miss Brown c. o. Mr H.
Smith

Det e'gentlige Brev
ved'lagt, med'folgende, ind-

lagt; om'staaende; herved
med'dele
| A f ' s 1 u t n i n g/e r
I kjaerligst din
med Kys og Hilsen

din
med de bedsteHilsn/er; med

aBrbo'dig Hilsen; anbefa'-

lende mig paa det bedste;

med hjertelig Haand'tryk
er jeg, forbliver jeg, teg-

ner jeg
med megen Ag'telse; med

Hei'agtelse; med saerdeles

Ag'telse
aerb0'digst

med storste Ag'telse
modtag Forsik'rinii en

om o.s.v.
>£rb0'digst; Deres ^r-

bo'dige; underda'nigst
Deres Underda'nige
Deres meget forbun'dne
Din dig elskende; din tro

faste

Deres tro hen'givne Ven
Un'derskrift en
har De un'dertegnet?
Snirkel/en
anonym
en Ef'terskrift
folde (2 Gange, 3 Gauge)
U'denpaaskrif t/e n
Adresse;n; Adressat'
adresse're til
Hans Moivelbaa'renhed;

Velbaar'ne Herr
Adresse:
Frk. X. adr. Herr

N. N.

106

The address'; to post.

106

Adres'se/n ; ind'levere.

at Mr Ziegler's

7. Oxford Street

,,Local"

County (e. g. Bucks)

to his own hands!

important!

private!

confidential!

to be sent on!

send everything on for me

for'warded by —

To pay the post

I want to pay for this letter

the letter-balance

any o'verweight?

the postage; free of postage

not stamped

insufficiently stamped

the surcharge

surcharged

the stamp

twopence half penny stamp

to collect' stamps; a col-
lector of stamps

to stamp

without' a postmark

the post-mark
The letter-box

the slot of the l.-b.

to put into the l.-b.

I shall post it myself ' [tied?

when will the box be emp-

how often is it emptied?

to post
The deli'very

how many deliveries are
there on a Sunday?

not known; a dead letter

addressee' not to be found

to deliver

deli'very

to hand; to leave with —

(hos Ziegler)

Leip'ziger Gd. 71

,,her"

Amt . . .

E'genhaendig!

Master!

Privat!

Fortro'lig!

bedes ef'tersendt!

vil De sende alt efter

,,Af'sender"
Franke're

jeg 0nsker at franke're

Brev'vaBgt/en [dette Brev

er det for tungt?

Porto/en; por'tofri, franco

u'frankeret

u'tilstraekkelig franke'ret

Straf'feporto/en

Straf'feporto at betale

Fri'maerke/t

25-Centesimi-Maerke

sarnie Fri'maerke/r; Fri'-
maerkesamler/en

stemp'le

u'stemplet

Post'stempel/et
Brev'kasse/n

Aabning/en (i Post'kasse/n)

laegge i Kasse/n

jeg laegger det selv i Kassen

naar blir Posten hentet?

hvor ofte blir den t0mt?

leve're paa Post'kontor/et
Om'bringelse/n

hvor ofte blir Post/en ud'-
leveret om S0n'dag/ene?

kan ikke af'leveres

findes ikke

ud'levere, af'levere

Ud'levering

overgive; af'give (hos)^

107

The Post.

The Post.

the Postal Union

the Postal Building

the post-office

the Gen'eral Post-Office

a supplemen'tary P.-O.

the pneumatic post
A post-official

postman; te'legraph-mes'- 1
senger

Post'master Gen'eral

the chief, the prin'cipal
At the window

to approach'

in turn

out of turn

te'legrams have prece- j
dence

name of the sender?

her address'

the receipt'

post restant' (letter)

p. r. te'legram, parcel to be
left till called for

to fetch

is there an'ything for me?

can you prove your iden'-
tity? — Here is my pass-
port

to complain'
Letters and Papers

a printed matter

the printed work

enclosed' in a wrapper

the express' letter

by express' mes'senger

a registered letter

'registered'

to have a letter registered

the money-letter

letter with declaration of

the letter-card [value

107

Post/en.

Post/en.

Ver'denspostforening/en

Post'hus/et

Post'kontor/et

Ho'vedpostkontor/et

en Post'afdeling

R0r'post/en
En Post'betjent

Post'-, Brev'bud; Post'-
bud; Telegraf'bud

Direkt0r'/en

Post'mester/en
Ved Luge/n

traede frem

efter Tur

udenfor Raekke/n

Telegram'mer har
For'trin

Af 'sender/ens Navn?

deres Bolig?

Kvitte'ring/en

,,post restante" (Brev)

post restante Telegram,
post restante Pakke

af'hente

er der noget til mig?

har De en Legitima-
tion? — Her er init
Pas

klage
Brev'skab/erne

Tryk'sager

Trykt Skrift

under Kors'baand

Il'brev/et

ved Il'bud

et rekommande'ret Brev

,,Rekommande'ret"

lade rekommande're

Penge-, Vaerdi'brev/et

Brev med Vaerdi'angivelse

Kort'brev/et

108

Telegraphy.

by sample post [order
the money-order, postal
the post-office order
advance' made by the post-
collected on deli'very [office
a post-card
illustrated post-cards
a post-card with answer;
the Postal Union post-
card [post)
The parcel (to be sent by
the la'bel [tents'
to declare' the exact' con-
three declarations for the
destination [custom-house
for England and Co'lonies
for foreign countries

Telegraphy.

wireless te'legraphy

the message sent by w. t.

the telegraphic wires, —
pole, — conduction

the submarine' cable

a telegraphic office

te'legraph; telegraphic

the apparatus

the te'legraph clerk
The Te'legram

to send some'body a money-
order by te'legram

to te'legraph, to wire

the form

the dispatch'; important

it costs three times as much

to send; in cipher

answer by te'legram

answer, paid

how long will it take?

do you want a receipt', sir
(madam)?

fixed price; the tariff

108

Telegrafi'/en.

Pr0ve uden Vaerd

Post'anvisning/en

Postal Ordre

Post'opkrav/et

mod Ef'terkrav

et Brev'kort

Prospekt'kort

et Brev'kort med betalt

Svar; Brev'kort til Ud'-

land/et

Post'pakke/n
F01'gebrev/et

angive Ind'hold/et n0iag'tig
tre Told'erklaering/er
Bestem'melsessted/et
in'denlands
til Ud'land/et

Telegrafl/en.

traad'10s Telegrafi
Gnist'telegrafi
Telegraf 'traad/ene ;

~stolp/er; ~ledning
den underse'iske Kabel
et Telegraf'kontor
Telegraf; telegra'fisk
Apparat'
Telegrafist'/en
Telegram/met
sende en Penge pr. tele-

grafisk Anvis'ning
telegrafe're
Formular'/et

Telegram/met; haster [get
det koster tre Gauge saa me-
ind'levere; med Cifferskrift
Telegram'svar
Svar betalt

hvorlaen'ge vil det vare?
0nsker De en Kvit-

tering?
Grund'takst; Tarif/fen -

109

Telephone; Time.

Telephone.

telephonic

the telephonic office

the telephonic net

to be connected by tele-
phone; to have a te'le-

a telephonic station fphone

telephonic cell

the te'lephonist

I telephone

telephonic apparatus

thereceiver;themi'crophone

to take down; to put up

to turn the handle

to call for: there is the te'le-

to ring a person up [phone

I don't get an answer from
the office

the line is oc'cupied

to connect'

I am falsely connected, I can-
not get the right connection

to interrupt' the communi-
[cation

109

Tclefon; Tid.

IX.

Time; Age; Seasons;
Weather.

Time.

in time

at the right time
it is (high) time
there is no hurry
How often?
so often
sometimes, occa'sionally

Telefon'.

telefo'nisk

Telefon'kontor/et

Telefon'net/tet

have Forbin'delse, have
Telefon (Person'; Sted)

en Ta'lestation

Telefon'aflukke

Telefonistin'de/n

jeg telefone'rer

Telefon'apparat

H0'reror/et; Mikrofon/en

tage af; haenge paa

dreie Sveiv/en

ringe op; det ringer

ringe op til nogen

jeg faar ingen For-
bin'delse

Linje/n er pp'taget

saette i Forbin'delse

jeg har faat feil For-
bindelse

ringe af, af'bryde For-
bindelse/n

IX.

Tid; Alder; Aars'tid er;
Teir.

Tid en.

betids, itide
til rette Tid
det er (hei'este) Tid
det haster ikke
Hvor ofte?
saa ofte
mange Gauge, iblandt

110

Pe'roids.

now and then

often, frequently

always

con'stantly

generally

not often; rarely

eter'nally; eter'nity

never

not once

once more

sud'denly, of a sudden

at once

all at once

little by little

by degrees'

one after the other

in succession
A pe'riod

the fixed pe'riod

before the end of; after —

for the present; for the mo-

in the in'terval [ment

in the meantime

a short time

a little while

a certain time

in the long run

a long time

how long?

for a long time; long ago'
The future

future

to come

next Sa'turday

poste'rity [morrow

to-morrow; the day after to-
soon; one of these days

directly

perhaps' on some future oc-

af'terwards, later on [casion
The present

present

now, at present

110

Tids'afsnit.

nu og da; af og til

ofte, hyp'pig

altid

sta'dig, bestan'dig

pftest, for det meste

ikke ofte; sjel'den

e'vig; Evighed/eni

aldrig

ikke en e'neste Gang

nok engang, engang til

plud'selig, med en Gang

paa en Gang

alle paa en Gang

lidt efter lidt

efterhaan'den

den ene Gang efter den

efter hverandre [anden
Et Tids'afsnit

Frist/en, Termin'/en [10bet af

inden Ud'lobet af ; efter Ud-

fo're!0big; imid'lertid

i Mel'lemtid/en

ime'dens, imidlertid

kort Tid

en liden Stund

en Stund

i Laeng'den

laenge

hvor laenge

allerede laenge; laengst
Frem'tid/en

frem'tidig

kom'mende

forst'kommende L0r'dag

Ef'terverden/en

imorgen; io'vermorgen

snart; med det f0rste

straks

kanske se'nere engang'

efterpaa, senere
Nu'tid/en

nu'vaerende

nu

Ill

Chrono'logy.

henceforth

to-day; this morning

from 'this day forward

till to-day

a week, a fortnight ago', this
day week, — fortnight

now-a-days

our present time

the contem'poraries
The past

a little while ago', just now

lately, re'cently

last night

the day before' yes'terday

the other day

last, past

for'merly

for'merly; one day

in ancient times
The chrono'logy

the primeval age

the golden age

the stone age

prehistoric

antedilu'vian

anti'quity; ancient

the midd'le ages

mediaeval

the Renais'sance

Mo'dern Times

the aera [A. D)

before, after Christ (B. C —

the pe'riod; perio'dical

the epoch; chronolo'gical
The cen'tury

the fourteenth, fifteenth,

sixteenth cent'ury

millennium; decade'
The year

space of 2, 3 years

in a year

yearly

111

Kronologi'.

fra nu af

idag; idagmor'ges

fra idag af

til og nied idag

idag for 8, for 14 Dage
siden, om 8, om 14 Dage

nu'tildags

Nu'tid/en

sam'tidige
For'tid/en

for kort Tid siden, netop'

nylig

igaaraf'tes

ifor'gaars

for en Tid siden

forrige, sidst forgan'gen

for'ud, i forveien, forst, —

for'hen; engang [tidligere

i gamle Dag e
Kronologi'/en

Ur'tid/en

den gyldne Tids'alder

Sten'alder/en

for'historisk

for Synd'floden

Old'tid/en; antik'

Mid'delalder/en

mid'delalderlig

Renaissan'ce/n

den ny'ere Tid

Tids'regning/en

for, efter Christ! Fedsel

Perio'de/n; perio'disk

Epoke/n; kronolo'gisk
Aar'hundrede t

det fjor'tende. fem'tende,
seks'tende Aar'hundrede

Aartu'sen; Aarti'ende
Aar/et

Tids'rum af 2, 3 Aar

om et Aar

aar'lig

112

The ca'lendar-year.

of this year

next year

last year

the year's growth, an'nual

the anniver'sary [course

in the year 1906

the year, the date

the ca'lendar year

the solar year

the leap-year
The ca'lendar

Ju'lian; .Gregor'ian

old, new style

the ca'lendar, al'manac

block al'manac

the date [it to-day?

what day of the month is

it is the 10th [the month

to-day we have the 1st of

to fall on a Wednesday
The month

monthly

it is just a month

in Jan'uary >

to fall on the2ndof Fe'bruary

at the beginning of March

in the first half of April;
middle of May

we have June

end of July'

August, September, Octo- j
ber, November, December

three months

the quarter

six months; nine months;

15 months; a year and a

The week [half

weekly

in the course of the week

a month

on week-days

on Sundays and holidays

112

Kalen'deraar et.

dette Aar/s, Aarets

naeste Aar

forrige Aar

Aar'gang/en

Aars'dag/en

i Aar/et 1906

Aars'tal/let

Kalen'deraar/et

Sol'aar/et

Skud'aar/etf
Ka lender/en

juliansk'; gregoriansk'

gammel, ny Stil

Kalen'der/en, Almanak'

Af'rivekalender

Dato/en

hvilken Dato er det idag?

det er den ti'ende

idag er det den f0rste

falde paa en Onsdag
Maaned/en

maa'nedlig

det er en Maaned siden

i Januar'

falde paa den 2. Februar'

i Begyn'delsen af Marts

i den forste Halvdel af
April; i Midten af Mai

vi er i Juni

i Slut/ten af Juli

August', Septem'ber, Okto'-
ber, Novem'ber, Decem'ber

et Fjer'dingaar

Kvartal'/et

et halvt Aar; tre Fjer'ding

Aar; femkvart' Aar; halv

U'ge/n [an'det Aar

u'gentlig

i L0b/et af Uge/n

fire Uge/r [dags

om Hver'dag/ene, til hver'-

paa S0n- og Hel'ligdag/e

113

The Day

113

D.gen.

next Monday

Tuesday, Wednesday,

Thursday, Friday
By day

the days are getting longer,
shorter

in the course of the day

the day before', the day

e'very other day [after

the day after

in a fortnight

about' a fortnight

e'very day; daily

twice a day

once a week
The Morning

the day dawns; it dawns

it is getting day

the morning-dawn

before' day-break

the red morning-sky, the

the sun rises [aurora

in the early morning

it grows light early

in the morning

from morning till night [noon

the fore-noon; in the fore-'

at noon; to-day at noon

this afternoon

the afternoon
The E'vening

to-night; in the e'vening

in the twilight, in the gloam-

the twilight, dusk [ing

the sun sets

before' night-fall

it is growing dark

in the dark

the darkness

it is dark
The Night

before' night-fall

the night is falling

Hecker, English. s

kom'mende Man'dag

Tirs'dag, Ons'dag, Tors'-
dag, Fre'dag
Om Dag/en

Dag/ene blir laen'gere,
kortere

i L0b/et af Dag 'en

Dagen for, efter

liver anden Dag

naeste Dag

om 14 Dage

omtrent fjorten Dai: e

hver Dag; dag'lig

to Gange om Dag/en

hver ottende Dag
Mo r gen en

Dag/en gryr; det dages

det blir I

Mor'gendaeinring/eri

for Dag'gry

Mor'genr0de/n

Sol/en staar op

i Otte/n, tidlig om Mori:

det blir tidligt lyst

om Mor'gen/en

fra Morgen til Aften [d

For'middag/en; om Formid-

\ed Mid'dagstider; idag

i eftermiddaii [mi

Ef'termiddag/en
Aften en

iaf'ten; om Aften/en

i P.i'm'ring/en

Skum'ring en

Sol/en gaar ned

for det blir morkt

det blir morkt

i .\\orke t

.\\orkc t

det er morkt
Nat/ten

for Nat tons Frem'brud

Nat/ten bryder frem

Hecker, Norsk (Dansk). 8

114

114

The time-piece.

Uhr;et.

this night, to-night

in the night

about' mid-night
The Hour

for an hour

hourly

the quarter of an hour

half an hour, the halfhour
The minute

the second

the moment, instant

instantaneously

momenta'rily

The time-piece.

a sun-dial
a clock
the regulator
the pen'dulum-clock
the cuckoo-clock
the watch

the lever watch, the watch
with cy'linder escapement
keyless watch
the glass is broken
the dial

the figures; the hands
the second-hand
to point to twelve
the case; the work
springs and wheels
the chain; the medallion
the breloque', charm
it is right, wrong
to be fast, to be slow
it must be re'gulated
set it 10 minutes forward '
the striking-work
it is going to strike
to stop; it has stopped
run down; to wind up
the watch-key

inat

om Nat/ten

midt paa Nat/ten, mid'nats
T i ' m e/n

en Time

hver Time

Kvarter'/et

Halv'time/n
Minut'/tet

Sekund'/et

0i'eblik/ket

0ieblik'kelig (straks)

i dette 0ieblik

Uhr/et.

et Sol'uhr

et Vasg'uhr

Regula'tor/en

Pen'deluhr/et

Gj0g'uhr/et

Lom'meuhr/et

An'keruhr/et; Cylin'der-

uhr/et

Remontoir'uhrfei
Glas/set er i Stykker
Tal'skive/n
Tal/lene; Viser/en
Sekund'viser/en
staa paa tolv
Kapsel/en; Uhr'vaerk/et
Fjaer og Hjul
Kjasde/t; Medalion'/en
Berlok/ken
det gaar rigtig, gait
gaa for fort, for sent
det maa stilles
stil det ti Minut/ter frem
Slag'vaerk/et
det slaar straks
standse; det staar
gaaet ned; traekke op
Uhr'n0gle/n

115

The Age.

115

Livs'alderen.

have you a watch about' you
to see what o'clock' it is
What o'clock' is it?
what is it by your watch V;

at what time?
early; late

to be early, to be late
it is twelve o'clock' at noon;

it is midnight; it is one
it is getting on to two
it is nearly ten
it is past nine
punct'ually at 4 o'clock'
at the stroke of 11
what has it struck?
did it strike the full hour?
it strikes the half hour
it is a quarter past seven
half past four
a quarter to eleven; (it

wants) ten minutes to three
five minutes past 12
from 4 to 6 o'clock'
between' 8 and 10 o'clock'
6 o'clock' in the forenoon.

i.t. afternoon; at 5o'clock'

i. t. a., at 9 o'clock' i. the
the common time [e'vening
the Middle European time

Hi.- \ge.

•rd ing to the age
the childhood
from childhood up
a little child, a baby
the boy, lad; young
the youth, the young man
the young girl
youth
manhood

in the flower of life
middle-aged

8*

liar du et Uhr paa d

se paa Klok'ke/n [I
Hvorman'ge er Klok'-

hvormange er den efter dit
Uhr? .hvilket Klok'keslet?

tid'lig; sent

konime for tid'lig, for sent

Klokke/n er 12 om Mid-
dag/en, om Nat ten; /en er

Klokke n gaar til to [et

den er snart ti

den er over ni

priecis fire

paa Slag/et ehe

hvad har den slaaet?

liar den slaaet helV

den slaar halv

den er et Kvart paa 8

halv fern

tre Kvarter i elve; (mang-
ier) ti Miiuit' ter paa tre

fern Minut/ter over tolv

fra (Klok'ke n) fire til seks

mellem otte og ti

Klokken 6 For'middag. Ef-
termiddag, Klokken 5 Ef-
termiddag, Klokken 9 Af-

Normal'tid en [ten

den mel'lemeuropa'iske Tid

Livs alder en.

etter Alder 'en

Rarn'dom men

fra I id en af

et lidet Barn

Gut/ten (d. Dreng en): ung

den ungc Maud, del un^e

den tinge Pigc (Menneske

I nii'dom men

id'domsalder en
i ile bedste Aar
af middels Alder

116

Age; Seasons.

116

Alder; Aars'tid er.

oldish; of a certain age
in years
aged

not yet old
old, very old
an old man
to grow old, to age
in his old age
the old age
an old man
he died young
to die at the age of 90 [died?
how old was she when she |
How old are you?
how old do you think she is? !
he cannot be more than 19,

he is 19 at most
• he is only seventeen
I shall be 30 to-morrow; \

thirty years old
to enter into the 20th year
to be in the forties
nearly eighty

he does not look his age
to look well for one's age
I am older than I look; to i

look older
of the same age
he is as old as you [she
he is one year older than
what is the difference of

age between' you?
older, younger than they
the eldest, the middle one, |

the youngest

The Seasons.

the stage of transition

spring

spring air

summer; sum'mer-like

summer is coming

al'drende
til Aars

beda'get, al'derstegen
endnu ikke gammel
gammel, ur'gammel
en gammel Mand
blive gammel, aeldes
paa sine gamle Dag.e
(Oldinge-) Alder/en
en Olding

han blev ikke gammel
d0 nitti Aar gammel
hvor gammel blev hun?
Hvor gammel er du? [for?
hvor gammel an'ser I hende
han kan i det H0ieste vaere

nitten Aar gammel
han er kun sytten
jeg blir tre'dive Aar imor-

gen; tre'diveaarig
gaa ind i det tyvende Aar
vaere i Fir'tiaar/ene
langt oppe i Sytti'erne
saa gammel ser han ikke ud
se godt ud for sin Alder
jeg er aeldre end jeg ser ud

til; se aeldre ud
lige gammel, jevn'aldrende
han er saa gam'mel som dig
han eret Aar aeldre end hende
hvor mange Aar er det

mellem Eder?
aeldre, yngre end dem
den vEldste, Mellemste,

Yngste

Aars'tid erne.

O'vergangstid/en
For'aaret, Vaar/en
Vaar'luft

Som'mer/en; som'merlig
det blir Sommer

117

The Weather.

117

Veiret.

at the height of summer
the dog-days
autumn; autumnal
winter; wintry
winter is approaching
rough, hard, severe'; mild
in the depth of winter

Tlu« Weather.

the weather
the weather-report
Baro'meter
it is low, high
it falls, it rises
it points to rain
,,settled"
changeable
inconstant

how is the weather?
what sort of weather is it?
the weather is good
it is fine
a lovely day
a glo'rious ev'ening
clear sky
it is clearing up
it is going to be fine
it will be fine again'
the drought; dry

The sun shines
it is bright sunshine
the sun is scorching
the sun dazzles
to bask in the sun
to go in the shade
cool shade; shady

In the moonlight
the moon shines
waning-, waxing moon
full-moon, new-moon
the stars -are out

Midt'SQpimers

Hun'ileda.u ene
HoM en; host iig
Yinter en; vinterlig
det iKt-rmer sig Yinter en
raa. liaard, streng; mild
langt paa Yinter en

Veir et.

Veir'lag/et (d. Veirliget)

Veir'beretning/en
Barome'ter

del staar lavt, hoit

det falder, stiger

det staar paa Regn

,,Stadigt"

foran'derligt

usta'digt

hvorledes er Veir. et?

hvad'slags Veir er det?

det er godt Veir

det er smukt

en vidun'derlig Dag

en herlig Aften

klar Himmel

det klarner op, lysner

det blir smukt

del blir smukt igjen

Torke n; tort
Sol, 'en skinner

det er klart Sol'skin

Sol en stikker

So I/ en blunder

sole sig

gaa i Skygge/n

: skyg'gefuld
1 M a a ' n e s k i n

Maane n skinner

at-, tirtagende Maane

Fuld'ina.me. Ny'inaane

det er stjer'neklart

118

Fog; rain.

118

Taa'ge; Reg n.

The fog

it is foggy

a thick fog rises

it lifts, it disappears'
Change of the weather,
sudden change

what do you think, will the
weather keep?

to change

it is getting dull

dull weather

the sky is darkened

to become' cloudy

clouds; rain-clouds

nasty weather

damp, wet weather

the moisture

the weather is middling

the weather is turning bad

it is bad weather
Rainy weather

it looks as if it was going to

there will be rain [rain

there is a drizzle

the drop

falls of rain; it is splashing

the shower of rain

a passing shower

to rain hea'vily; rainy

has there been much rain?

it is raining in torrents

it is pouring; the down-
in a heavy rain [pour

a peltinp rain

the torrent of rain

puddles, pools

the streets are flooded

the river overflows its

surprised' by the rain [banks

you will get wet

to get wet feet

to seek shelter

we were caught by the rain

Taa'ge/n

det er taaget

der laegger sig taet Taage

det letner, traekker bort
V e i r ' f o r a n d r i n g/e r ,
~ o m s 1 a g

hvad mener du, vil Veir et
holde sig?

slaa om

det merkner

trist Veir

Himmel/en blir mork

traekker over, overskyes

Sky/er; Regn'sky/er

uhyg'geligt Veir

fugtigt, vaadt Veir

Vae'de/n

Veir/et er maa'deligt

det blir stygt Veir

det er daar'ligt Veir
R e g n ' v e i r

det ser ud som om det blir

vi faar Regn [Regn

det drypper

Draa'be/n

Regn'byge/r; det plasker

Regn'skur/en

en Skvaet

regne vold'somt; regn'fuld

liar det regnet meget?

det regner i Strom me

det os'regner; Regn'skyl let

i Styrt'regn

en Plask'regn

Sky'brud/det

Pyt/ter, Dam/mer

Gade/rne flyder [Bred der

Flod/en gaar over sine

o'verrasket af Regn/et

I blir vaade

faa vaade F0d/der

s0ge Ly; traede under

vi er staengt inde af Regn et

119

Snow: cold.

119

Sne; Kuldc.

spoilt by the rain
it has stopped raining
as soon as it has stopped
a rain-bow [raining

the morning-, ev'ening-dew
there has been a hoar-frost

The Hail
it hails
hail-stones
a hail-storm
a shower of hail
to destroy the harvest

The Snow

it looks as if it was going to
itissnowing(hea'vily)[snow
has there been a snow-fall!
snowy-weather
the fall of snow
drifting snow
snow-flakes

the snow does not melt; it
melts; it lies high
the snow sticks well together
the snow-ball
to snowball each other

The Tem'perature
the thermo'meter
cent'igrade thermo'meter
how many degrees' are
the freezing point [there?
to be at the freezing point

The Cold
it is (very) cold
it is wet and cold
the air is raw

I am cold; freezing [cold!
don't be so sen'sitive to the
to chatter with one's teeth
he trembles with the cold
stiff with the cold
his nose is frost-bitten
they died of cold

o'delagt af Re-

det har regnet fra sig

saasnart' det har holdt op

en Regn'bue

Mor'gen-, Af'tendug'gen

det har rimet
Hagl et

det hagler

Hagl, Hagl'kugler

et Ha gl '\

en Hagl'skur

0'delaegge Mark/erne
S n e/e n

det ser ud til Sne

det sner (voldsomt)

hvor det har sne'et!

Sne'veir

Sne'fald/et

Sne'drive r, Sne'fog

Sne'floke/r

Sne/en blir lig'gende, smel-
ter; den ligger hoi

den klabber godt, den er

Sne'bold/en [krair.

kaste Sne'bold
Temperatur'/en

Termome'ter/et

Celsius-Termometer

hvormang'e Grad er er det?

Fry'sepunkt et

staa paa Nul
KuI'den

det er (meget) koldt

det er raa 'koldt

Luft en er raa
Jeg fryser

jar!

hakke Ta-nd/er

>kjael'ver af Kulde

stiv af Kulde

han har frosset Naese n at

de er frosset ihjsel

120

Frost; heat; wind.

120

Frost; Varme; VinJ.

The frost

it freezes; to get frozen

the panes are covered with
frost

to freeze up

the ice; as cold as ice

the i'cicle
It thaws, there is a thaw

to thaw
It is cool

the coolness

it has freshened up

the air is mild
The heat

it is warm

it is hot to-day

an oppressive heat

it is suffocating

the sul'triness; sultry
I am warm

I am so hot

I am dying with heat

I am perspiring

to perspire'; perspiration

bathed in sweat

to fan one's-self

there is not a breath of air
The wind

there is no wind

it is (very) windy

to be rising; to go down

to increase'; to abate'

to turn; to spring round

what wind is there?

it is in the East

it blows from the West

land-wind: sea-wind

the northwind

southwind

south-west; the sirocco

the compass-card

a gust of wind, a squall

Frost/en

det fryser; fryse (til Is/

Rud/erne er "til-
frosset

fryse til, igjen

Is/en; is'koid

Is'tap/pen
Det t0r

t0 op
Det er kj0'ligt

Kj0'lighed/en

det er blevet k]01igt

Luft/en er mild
V a r m e/n

det er varmt

det er hedt idag

en trykkende Hede

det er kvae'lende

Lum'merhed/en; lum'mer
Jeg er varm

jeg er saa varm

jeg forgaar' af Varme

jeg sve'der

svede; Sved/en

badet i Sved

vifte sig

der er intet Luft'drag
Vind/en

det er vind'stille

det er (meget) vindigt

reise sig, laegge sig

til'tage; holde op

vende sig; slaa om

hvad Slags Vind er det?

vest'lig Vind

den kommer fra Vest

Land-, Hav'vind

Nor'denvind/en

S0n'denvind

Sydvest'vind; Sirok'kovind

Kompas'kart

et Vind'st0d

121

121

Thun'derstorm; Earthquake.

Jord skjjtlv.

to throw up dust

the whirlwind; it is stormy

the storm howls

it is raging

a hur'ricane

cyclone

to cause devastations

up'rooted trees
The Thun'derstorm

the tempest'uous weather

there is a storm in the air;
to break

to come up, to be gathering

thunder-clouds

they are gathering

to thunder; it thunders

the thunder rolls

the lightning; to flash

it lightens

a flash of lightning

the lightning has struck into

a lightning conductor

struck by lightning

the storm is over

was it a heavy one?

to clear the air, to cool

to lay the dust

it is sheet-lightning

the sheet-lightning
The Earthquake

there has been an earth-
quake; a vi'olent shock

a rumbling sound is heard

the earth trembles

houses have fallen into ruin

no'body has been killed

the injured people
The Sea-quake

a spring-tide

a wa'ter-spout

hvirvle op Stev
Hvir'velvind en;det stormer
Storm/en hyler
det raser
en Orkan

Hvir'velstorm. Cyklon'
an'rette 0delaeg'gelse/r
Trae/r, oprevne med Rod en
U'veir/et
U'veir/et
der ligger U'veir i Luft/en;

bryde los

komme naermere, traekke op
U'veirssky/er
de taarner sig op
blive U'veir; det tordner
Torden/en ruller
Lyn/et; glimte
det ly'ner
en Lyn'straale
det har slaat ned i . . .
en Lyn'afleder
truffet af Lyn/et
U'veir/et er over
var det voldsomt?
rense Luft/en, af'kjele
laegge St0v/et
det er Korn'mod
Korn'mod/et
lord'skjaelv/et
der har vaeret et Jord'-

skjaelv; et heftigt Sted
man herer dump Larm
Jord/en bzever
Hu^ let om

der er ingeh for'ulykket
de Tilska'dekomne
Hav'skja?lv/et
en Spring'flod
en Skv'pumpe

122

122

Body; frame.

x.

Boily and soul.

The body

bo'dily; the corpo'real part

the constitution

the whole or'ganism

the organs; the senses
The Frame

strong, vi'gorous

to strengthen, to for'tify

force, strength

phy'sical power

weak; the weakness

to weaken; de'licate

feeble being
The bone

the frame of the body

the bones

bony; the bones; the car'-
tilage; cartila'ginous
Theflesh

fleshy

the ar'tery

the vein

the great ar'tery

the blood; blood'vessels

bloody; to bleed

the muscle; mus'cular

the nerve; nervous

the skin; the pores

smooth; soft; rough

naked, bare

the hair; hairy
The figure

the stature

she has a nice figure

growing

how you have grown!

to develop

development

Le'geme; Le'gemsbyg'nin^.

X.

Lexeme og- Sjsel.

Le'gem/et

le'gemlig; det Le'gemlige

Konstitution'/en

den hele Organis'me

Orga'n/erne; Sands erne
L e ' g e m s b y,g n i n g/e n

staerk, kraftig

styrke

Kraft/en, Stvrke/n .

Legemskraft

svag; Svag'hed/en

svaekke; svagelig

Svaek'ling
Ben/efte

Skelet'/tet

Ben'bygning/en

knoklet; Ben/et; Brusk/en
brusk'aegtig
Kj0d/et

kj0d'fuld

Puls'aare/n, Arte'rie/n

Blod'aare/n

Puls'aare/n

Blod/et; Blod'kar

blo'dig; b!0'de

Muskel/en; muskulos'

Nerve/n; ner'vestaerk

Hud/en; Pore/ne

glat; myg; ru

nogen, bar, blottet

Haar/et; haa'ret
Figur/en

Vaekst/en, Statur/en

hun bar en smuk Figur

v^ere i Op'vsekst/en

hvor du er vokset!

ud'vikle sig

Ud'vikling/en

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Figure; deportment.

Figur; Stilling

in the age of devel'opment

small

the smallness; the dwarf

middle-sized

above' middle size

tall; a giant

height

stately

well-made

well-proportioned

deformed'

hump-backed; the hump

slender

to have a slender waist

slim, slight

thick-set, short and stout

sturdy; a colossus

fat; corp'ulent

the fatness; fat

grown bigger

lean; the leanness [ema dated

to become' leaner; to be

thin, lean, fleshless
The deportment

he holds himself badly

straight, upright

stooping; crooked

stoop!

to bow one's head, to squat
The at'titude

stand there

he stood in the door

remain' where you stand

to stand (not to sit, to lie)

to sit

to sit down

to lie down

to lie; to lie on one's face,
on one's back; stretched
on the ground

to rise; to get up
The movement

to take ex'ercise

i Ud'viklingsaldei

liden

Li 'den lied en: I He

at middels Storrelsc

o\er Mid'delssterrelse

stor: en Kjajmpe

Stor'relse

statelig

vakkert bvgget. voksct

symme'trisk

forvok'set

puk'kelrygget; Pukke:

slank

vaere smal om Li vet

spinkel

un'dersaetsig, ti

solid; en Kolos

tyk; korpulent'

fyk'kelse/n; fed

blevet tyk'kere

ma'ger; Ma'gerhed/en

blive magrere; af'magre

tynd. tor. mager
Ho Id'n ing/en

han har en daarlig Hold'-

ret, op'ret Ininii

krum, boiet; skjev

bei Eder!

dukke sig, huke sig ned
Stil'ling/en

stil Eder der hen

han stod i Dor en

bliv staaende der

staa (ikke sidJe, i,

sidde

saette sig ned

lajgge sig ned

litiue: liu^c paa An'su
paa Ryg .gen: udstrakt paa
Oulv/et

rette sig op; staa op
H e vae'gel
skaffe sig Bevae'gelse

124

124

The head; the hair.

mov'able
to move, to stir
don't move!
he turned round
mo'tionless, immov'able
to stand — , to sit — , to lie
still; to keep one's hands
slow (in movements) [quiet
quick, dex'terous, adroit'
nimble, agile
awkward
clumsy

The head.

to bend, to bow; head over
•to shake one's head [heels
to nod one's head
she wags her head
from head to foot
the back of the head
the skull

the ca'vity of the skull
the brain; cerebellum
The hair of the head
the growth of the hair
the hair; the forelock
the plait, the tuft
how does he wear his hair?
closely cut

with a smooth parting
with dishevelled hair
to bristle
to stand on end
to do up the hair; the top-
the pig-tail, the plait [knot
he has brown hair, red hair
grey hair
to turn grey
smooth; wavy; frizzy
curly; curls
soft; bristling
thick; thin; scanty
her hair comes out

Hoved et; Haaret.

bevae'gelig
bevaege, r0re
r0r dig ikke!

han vendte, dreiede sig om
ubevae'gelig, ur0r'lig
staa stille, sidde stille, ligge
stille ;holdeHcEnd/erne stille
lang'som (i Bevae'gelse/r)
hurtig, rask, flink
behaen'dig, smi'dig
klodset, keitet
ubehja?l'pelig, klodset

Hoved/et.

b0ie; ho'vedkulds
ryste paa Hoved/et
nikke med Hoved/et
hun vakler med Hoved/et
fra Hoved til Fod
Bag'hoved/et
Hjer'neskalle/n
Hjer'nehule/n

Hjer'ne/n; den lille Hjerne
H o ' v e d h a a r/e t
Haar'vaekst/en
Haar/et; For'haar/et
Lok/ken, Dusk/en
hvordan er han friseret?
kort'klippet
glat med Skil
med 10st, uredt Haar
reise sig
staa ret tilveirs
saette op; Knude/'n
Flette/n

han har brunt, r0dt Haar
graat Haar
blive graa

glat; b01get; kruset
kr011et, lokket; Lok/ker
b!0dt; stridt
taet; tyndt; spar'somt
hendes Haar falder af

125

The face; the exterior.

125

An'slgt/et; det Y'dre.

with bald temples

he is quite bald

he is getting bald

the bald-pate; thebald-head

to wear a wig; to wear a
false plait
The face

to get thin

to get fat in the face

ema'ciated; swollen
The complexion

to have a blooming corn-
rosy; dark; olive fplexion

bronzed: sunburnt

to change colour

to turn pale; pale

the paleness; pale, white
The exte'rior

of pleasant looks

to be plain

pretty, graceful

good-looking; handsome

the beauty

to improve', to lose

«gly; ug'liness
The physio'gnomy

the cut of the features

coarse, soft, sharp fea-
tures

the expression

expressive

indifferent; the air

not to wince

cheerful, stern coun'te-

to remain' se'rious [nance

to pull faces

to make a grimace'

distorted; troubled

the smile; to smile

what are you laughing at?

the laughter

to burst into a laugh

bar ved Tin'ding/erne

haii er ganske skaldet

blive skaldet

Maane/n; skaldet Moved

baere en Paryk, en los
Flette
An'sigt/et

blive tynd

blive tyk i An'sigt/et

ud'taeret; op'svulmet
Teint/en

have en frisk Farve

ro'senrod; brunet'; gul'gr0n

sol'braendt; forbraendt'

skifte Farve
i blive bleg; bias'

Bleg'hed/en; bleg
Det Y'dre

afl beha'geligt Y'dre
| vaere uanse'elig

ny'delig, yn'dig

vakker; skj0n

Skj0n'hed/en

blive smukkere, styggere

hees'lig; Styg'hed
F y s i o g n o m i '/e t

An'sigtsform/en

grove, b!0de, skarpe An -
sigtstraek

An'sigtsudtryk/ket

ud'tryksfuld

ud'trykslos; Mine/n

ikke tortra'k'ke en Mine

muntert, alvor'ligt Ansigt

blive alvor'lig
; skjaere An'sigt/er

gjore en Grima'se

fortruk'ket; forsknemt'

Smil et; smile

lu.id ler De af?

Latter/en

bryde ud i Latter

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126

Forehead; eyes; nose.

Pande; 0i/ne; Naese.

The forehead

he has a high forehead

to frown; wrinkled

wrinkles and folds

he is getting wrinkles

the temples

the eyebrows; to frown
The eyes

the ca'vities of the eye

the eye-lid; the eye-lashes

the apple of the eye

the pupil of the eye; the

to have brown eyes [re'tina

deep-set eyes

to be black under the eyes

to roll the eyes

to make big eyes

he winked,

I winked at her

the tear; to water

eyes red with tears

what are you crying for?

the eye-sight; to see

to have a good, a bad sight

a look

to look at

they saw me

I looked after her

to look up, -down

to fix one's eye on —
The nose

a'quiline nose; flat nose;

turned up nose

snub-nose; hooked nose;
to have a long nose

the bridge of the nose

the tip of the nose

the sides of the nose

the nostrils [phlegm

the mu'cous membrane;

to turn up one's nose

to blow one's nose

she had to sneeze

P a n d e./n

han har en h0i Pande

rynke; rynket

Rynke/r og Folde/r

han faar Rynke/r

Tin'ding/erne

0i'enbryn/ene; rynke
0i/nene

0i'enhule/rne

0i'elaag/et; 0i'enhaar/ene

0i'esten/en

Pupil'/lerne; Net'hinde/n

have brune 0i/ne

dybt'liggende 0i/ne

have m0rke Ringer under

vrasnge 0i/ne [0inene

gj0re store 0i/ne

han blinkede

jeg blinkede til hende

Taare/n; grae'de

forgraed'te 0i/ne

hvorfor grae'der du?

Syn/et; se

se godt, daarligt

et Blik'

se efter, se paa

hun fik 0ie paa mig

jeg fulgte hende med 0i/ne-

se op, se ned [ne

fikse're
Naese/n

0r'nenaese; flad Naese;
Op'stoppernaese

Stump'naese; krum Naese;
have en lang Naese

Nae'seben/et

Nee'sespids/en

Naesevinge/rne

Nae'sebor/ene

S15m'hinde/n; Slim

rynke paa Naese/n

pudse Naese/n, snyde sig

hun maatte ny'se

127

127

Ears; cheeks; betrd.

0ren, Kinder; Skje*.

your health!

the smell

1 have smelt it

to smell something

the smell

it smells (badly) here

the stench; to stink

to hold one's nose

a fillip

to speak through the nose
The ears

flat, turned-out

the shell of the ear

drum

the lobe

to have one's ears per'fora-

my ears ring [ted

the hearing; to hear

to listen

to be eaves'dropping

the sound; the noise
The cheeks

to have protruding cheek-
bones

to have red cheeks

he has hollow cheeks

with puffed-out cheeks

the jaw

the jaw-bones
The chin

projecting chin

with a dimple

the double chin
The down

to grow a beard

to let one's beard .grow

bearded; beardless

unshaved

the mustache'

to wear a full beard

whiskers [per'ial

the Henriquatre'\ an im-

Proj

JCL' liar lugtet det

Ingle pa a noget

Lugt en

her lugter det (ondt)

Stank en; stinke

holde sig for Na?se n

en Nae'sestyver

tale i Naese/n
0're/ne

taet'liggende. ud'staaende

det yd re 0re, 0're t

Trom'mehind/en

0're!ap/pen

have Hul i 0re/ne

det ringer for mine 0re/n

H0r'sel/en; hore

lyt'te, hore efter

lytte

St0i en; Larm en
Kind/erne

have frem'staaende
Kind'ben

have r0de Kind/er

han har hule Kind/er

plus'kjaevet

Kjae've/n

Kjae'veben/et
Ha'ge/n

lang, frem'springende Hage

med en Kleft

Dob'belthage/n
Aiityd'ninu en til Skjaeg'

faa Skja-ir

|tjcle Skja'g get vokse

skj;i-tiget;'skjaeg'10s

u'barberet

Kne'belshart en

ba-re Hel'skjaeg

Bakkenbart: Kiiul'sk

Henriquatre skja-iz i;et:Fip'-
skjaeg

128

The mouth; the throat.

The mouth

he has a large mouth

to open

the palate; soft palate,

the saliva, the spittle

to expec'torate, to spit

the spitoon'

the lips

the upper — , lower lip

fine; thin; thick lips; to
pucker them

to whistle; a whistle

to kiss; the kiss
The tongue

the lig'ament of the tongue

to bite one's tongue

to lick; the taste

to click one's tongue
The tooth

toothless; the gap

front-, upper-, lower-teeth;
the milk-teeth

incisors, eye-teeth

a molar tooth, a grinder

the wisdom teeth

crown; root

the enamel

the gum

the jaw

the teething

to teeth

to get one's second teeth

to bite; to chew

to grind one's teeth

The throat.

the nape of the neck

the neck

trie Adam's apple

with bare neck

the pit

the tonsils

the throat; the larynx

128

Mund/en; Hals en.

Mund/en

han har en bred Mund

spaerre op, gabe

Gane/n; Ga'neseil/et

Spyt/tet

spytte

Spyt'tebakke/n

Lae'be/rne

O'ver-, Un'derlaebe/n

fine; smale; tyk'ke Laebe r:
spidse dem

plystre; en F10i'ten
| kysse; Kys/set
|Tunge/n

Tun'gebaand/et

bide sig i Tunge/n
j slikke; Smag/en

smrekke med Tunge/n
Tand/en

tand'10s;Hul iTand'raekke n

For'taend/er,TaenderiO'ver-,
Un'derkjaeve/n; Melketaen-

Hj0rne-, 0ientaend/er [der/ne

en Kind'tand

Vis'domstaend/erne

Krone; Rod

Emalje/n

Tand'kj0d/et

Kjceve/n

faa T sender

faa Taend/er

faelde Taend/er

bide; tygge

skjaere Taend/er

Hals en.

Nak'keben/et

Nakke/n

A'damsaeble/t

med bar Hals

Hals'grube/n

Mand'1/erne

Strube/n; Stru'behoved/et

129

The throat; the trunk.

129

Hals/en; Krop pen.

to clear one's throat
the u'vula

the wind-pipe; glottis
the vocal chords
with a loud, low voice
under one's breath; be
to speak; to whisper [quiet!
to call; to cry, to roar
to sing; to hum
the phon'ograph
The throat, the gullet
to gargle

I have swallowed the
wrong way
to swallow
the pharynx
the oeso'phagus

The trunk.

The shoulder

broad-shouldered

the shoulder-blade

the collar-bone

he shrugged his shoulders

the arm-pit
The back

you turn your back on her

the spine

the ver'tebral column

the ver'tebra

the spinal marrow

the back, the loins

to lean against'
The breast

the chest, thorax

the breast-bone; the ribs

the pleura

the bosom; the breasts
The heart

the pericar'dium

the ven'tricles; valves

it contracts'

it extends'

Hecker, English. 9

kraemte (d. ramme sig)
Dryp'pel/en

Luft'r0r/et; Stem'meridse
Stem'mebaand/ene
med h0i, lav Stemme
halvheit; vaer stille!
talei hviske
raabe; skrige, brole
synge; nynne
Fonograf'/en
Strube/n
gurgle

jed har faat noget i Vrang'-
strube/n, forslugt' mig
svaelge (ned)
Stru'behoved/et
Spi'ser0r/et

Krop'pen.

Skul'der/en, A ks el/en

bred'skuldret

Skul'derblad/et

N0g'leben/et

han trak paa Skuldr/ene

Armhule/rne
Ryg/gen

du vender hende Ryg/gen

Ryg'rad/en

Hvir'vels0ile/n

Hvir'vl/erne

Ryg'marv/en

Kors'ryg/gen

laene sig
Bryst/et

Bryst'kasse/n

Bryst'ben/et; Rib'ben/ene

Bryst'hinde/n

Barm/en; Bryst/erne
Hjerte/t

Hjertepose/n

Kamr/ene; Klaf/ferne

det traekker sig sammen

det vider sig ud

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130

The breast; the belly.

it beats; it pal'pitates

the circulation of the blood
The lungs

a lung; lobes of the lung

the bron'chia

the breath

out of breath, breathless

to choke, to suffocate

air, to draw breath, to

to recover breath [breathe

breath; breathing, respira-

to inhale'; to exhale' [tion

to sigh; the sigh

to sob; sobs

he has the hiccup
The di'aphragm

the liver; the gall, bile

the kidneys; the bladder

to pass urine

the milt

the pelvis; the waist

to take round the waist
The stomach

the pit of the stomach

the gastric juice

to digest'; digestion
The in'testines

the bowels
The belly

the periton'eum

the navel

ab'domen

the groin
The side

the hip; the loins

the bottom

The limbs.

the limb

the joints; arti'cular ca'vity

the sinew

to bend; to stretch

130

Bryst/et; Mave/n.

det slaar; banker

Blod'oml0b/et
Lunge/rne

etLung'eblad ; Lungelap/pen

Bron'ke/rne

Aande/n

aande!0s

kvaeles

traekke Veiret, aande

drage Aande

Aan'dedrag; Aan'dedraet

ind'aande; ud'aande

sukke; Suk/ket

hikke; Hikke/n

han har Hikke
M e r 1 e m g u 1 v/e t

Lev'er/en; Gal'de/n

Ny're/ne; Blae're/n

ud'skille Urin

Milt/en

Baek'ken/et; Talje/n

tage om Liv/et
Mave/n

Ma'vehule/n

Ma'vesaft/en

ford0ie; Ford0i'else/n
Tarm/ene

Ind'volde/ne
Bug/en, Mave/n

Bug'hinde/n

Navle/n

Un'derliv

Lyske/n
S i d e/n

Hofte/n; Laend/erne

Saede/t, Ende/n

Lem/merne.

Lem/met

Led/det; Led'kapsel

Sene/n

b0ie, krum'me; straskk'e

131

131

Limbs; trm.

Lemmer;

Arm.

The arm, upper-arm
to stretch out; to cross
in his arms [the hug

to embrace'; the embrace',
to take a person's arm
arm in arm, walking a. i. a.
with bare arms
to hurt one's elbow
to use one's elbows
the lower-arm
the wrist
the knuckle
the gesture, gest
to gesti'culate

The hand
right — , left hand
to be left-handed
wrist: middle-hand
the back of the hand
the palm
the hollow hand
the callo'sity, horny skin
callous, horny
to hold open; to stretch out
to take; to seize, to grasp
to clap one's hands
he rubbed his hands
he pressed my hand
a hand-shake
to handle, to knead
to beat; blow
the fist (to clench)
a blow with the fist
he beat her with his fist
to push: the push

The fineer
ta'pering fingers
the joint; the knuckles
the tips of the fingers [th.
the thumb; the ball of the
the fore'finger; to point
the middle-, the ring-finger
the little finger

9*

Arm/en, O'verarm

straekke ud; korse

i sine Arm e

om'favne; Omfav'nelse/n

tage under Arm/en

Arm i Arm

med bare Arm/e

stode Al'bue/n

bruge Al'bue/rne

Un'derarm/en

Haand'led/det

(n) Knok/en, (d) Knogle/n

Gebaerde/n, Gestus

gestikule're
Haand/en

heire, venstre Haand

vaere kjev'haendt

Haand'rod; Mel'lemhaand

Haand'bag/en

Haand'flade/n

den hule Haand
Trael/len, tyk Hud
! haard'hudet (n. barket)

holde op; straekke ud

tage; gribe

klap'pe i Haend'/erne

han gned sig i Haend/erne

han tryk'kede min Haand

et Haand'tryk

haandte're, knade noget

slaa; Slag

(knytte) Naeve/n

et Nae'veslag

haii slog liende med Naeve/n

stede; Stod/et
Finger/en

slanke Fingr/e [Knoglerne

Led/det; (n) Knok/erne,

Fing'erspids/erne

Tom'mel/en; Fing'ertup/pen

Pe'gefinger/en; pege

Mel'lem-, Ring'finger/en

Lil'lefinger/en

132

Leg; foot.

132

Ben; Fod.

to tickle some'body

he is ticklish

to pinch some'body

the hang-nail

the nails; long, short nails

to scratch; the scratch
The Sense of touch

to feel hard

I don't feel it

to feel, to touch a thing

to touch

to pass the hand over —

to stroke, to caress'
The leg

crooked legs

the thigh

the lap

to take on one's knees

the knee; the hollow of the

knee-cap; to kneel [knee —

to kneel down

the leg

the shin

the calf, calves
The foot

ankle

the joint of the foot

tarsus; middle foot

the instep

the heel

the sole

the toes

the big, little toe

on tip-toe

I have pins and needles in
my foot

the kick

the foot-prints

to tread upon' something
The gait

to walk

to walk quickly, slowly

to stagger, to reel

kilde en

han er kilden

knibe, klybe en

Neg'lerod/en

Negl/ene; lange, korte

klore; (d. kradse) Saar/et
F01else/n (Sans)

yaere haard at f01e paa

jeg f01er det ikke

bef0'le, f01e paa

tage paa, ber0're

stryge Haand/en over

klap'pe, kjaer'tegne
Ben/et

krumme Ben

Laar/et

Skj0d/et

tage paa Fang/et, (d. Skj0-

Knae/et; Knae'hase/n [det)

Knae'skal; knaele

knaele ned, falde paa Knae

Ben/et

Skin'neben/et

Laeg/gen
Fod/en

An'kel/en

Fod'led/det

Fod'rod; Mel'lemfod

Vrist/en

Hael/en

Fod'saale/n

Tae/erne

den store den lille Taa

paa Taa'spids/erne

min Fod sover, er dovnet
bort

Spark/et

Fod'spor/ene

traede paa noget
Gang/en

gaa

gaa lang'somt, hur'tigt

vakle, tumle

133

The soul; reason.

133

Sjael/en; Fornuft' en.

to creep, to crawl
thestep; at the double-quick
to hurry one's steps
to run

a spring, a leap, jump
to spring, to jump (over)
he sprang up
to hop; on one leg
to stumble
to upset'
to climb trees
The fall
to fall; hold him!
he had a fall
to fall down

The soul.

The Reason
reasonable; unrea'sonable
the stupi'dity
the sense
sen'sible

To judge
the judgment
to pronounce' judgment
a prejudice
to cri'ticise, cri'tical
I infer' from it, that
what do you make of it?
conclusions
the view; the opinion
what do you think of it?
to be of a different opinion
to assent' [from

I agree' with him
the advice', to advise'
ask his advice'
I have dissuaded her
to grant, to allow' it
to be mistaken; the error
to suppose', to conjecture
the supposition, conjecture
to presume', to conjecture

krybe

Skridt/et; i Storm'marsch

gaa fortere

10be, rende
Et Sprang, et Hop

springe, saette over

han sprang op

hoppe; paa 6t Ben

snuble

rive overen'de

klatre i Trae/erne
Fald/et

falde (ned'); hold ham fast!

han faldt

styrte til Jord/en

Sjsel/en.

Fornuft'/en
fornuf'tig; u'fornuftig
U'fornuft/en

Ind'sigt/en, Forstand'/en
forstan'dig, ind'sigtsfuld

Dom, Mening
D0m'mekraft/en
faelde en Dom
en For'dom
kritise're, kri'tisk
jeg slutter deraf, at
hvad slutter du deraf?
Slut'ning/er

Ansku'else/n; Me'ning/en
hvad inener De derom?
vaere af en anden Mening
hi'falde [end

jeg er enig med ham
Raad/et; raade
sperg ham om Raad
eg liar fra'raadet hende
nd'remme, med'give noget
tage Feil: Feilta'gelse/n
an'tage, formo'de
Anta'gelse/n, Forniod'ning/-
formo'de, slutte sig til fen

134

The intellect; to think.

134

Forstand'/en ; tjenke.

the cer'tainty; certain
convinced'; conviction
The Intellect
intelligible

unintelligible

to understand', to conceive'

to misunderstand'

a misunderstanding
Accom'plishments

to be ta'lented, to have no

the talent; the ge'nius [talent

the spirit; witty, ori'ginal

jokes; stupid

intelligent, clever; cunning

intelligence; cunning

pru'dence, circumspection

prudent; im'prudent

stupid, silly

stupi'dity; simplicity

foolish; the fool; folly

wise (sen'sible)

wisdom

wise (intelligent); wisdom
To think

to conceive' an idea

thoughts, notions

to reflect' on

to me'ditate

meditations

imagination

to imagine

to form an idea

an idea

to know; to ignore'

to have a good, a bad me'-
mory

to remember

the remembrance
.mindful; unmindful

it does not occur' to me

it is gone out of my mind

to forget' a thing

to forget' to do

Vis'hed/en; vis', sik'ker

overbevist'; Overbevis'ning
Forstand'/en

forstaa'elig

uforstaa'elig

forstaa', begri'be

mis'forstaa

en Mis'forstaaelse
Aands'gave/r

vaere bega'vet (u'begavet)

Talent/et; Geni/et

Aand/en; aand'rig

Vit'tighed/er; aand'10s

klog, forstan'dig; slu

Klog'skab; Slu'hed

Omtaenk'somhed/en

klog, omtaenk'som; u'klog

dum, enfol'dig

Dum'hed; En'fold

daarag'tig; Daare/n; Daar'-

vis (forstandig) [skab

Vis'dom/men

vis (klog); Klog'skab/en
Taenke

fatte en Tanke

Tanke/r, Begre'b/er

taenke over

taenke efter

Betragt'ning/er

Indbild'ningskraft

ind'bilde sig noget

fo'restille sig noget

en For'estilling

vide; ikke vide

have en god, daarlig Hu-
kom'melse

huske, erindre

Erind'ring/en

ihu'kommende; have glemt

det falder mig ikke ind

jeg har glemt det

glemme noget

glemme at gj0re

135

To express'ideas.

135

Ud'trykkc, T.nke r.

To express' ideas
to speak; the language
to say; the word fpression
to speak, to discourse'; ex-
to express' one's self badly
to put a question
what did William ask you?
what did he wish to know?
to answer, to reply'
the answer, reply'
to observe'; to point out
the observation
to discuss', discussion
to say yes, to say no
to assert', maintain'; to
the assertion [deny'

to declare', to explain'
declaration, explanation
this is clear (inexplicable)
the sense; senseless
that is nonsense
to show

to prove, to demonstrate
the proof, the demonstration
to manifest', to reveal'
to find out, to discover
the disco'very; the inven-
tion; to invent'; the inven-

The Feeling [tor

to feel

to expe'rience; sensation
sentimental; sen'sitive
sym'pathy; sympathetic
I like him

anti'pathy; unpleasant
I don't like her
aversion, repugnance
to loathe; loathing
to abo'minate; horror
en'mity; friendship
to have en'emies, friends
affection; to have an aff.for
love; to love

Ud'trykke Tanke/r

snakke; Sprog/et

sige; Ord/et

tale; Ud'tryk/ket

ud'trykke sig u'klart

stille et Spers'maal
; hvad spurgte Wilhelm dig
om?

svare

Svar/et

bemaer'ke; hen'vise

Bemaerk'ning/en

diskute're; Diskussio'n

beja'e, benaeg'te

paa'staa; bestri'de

Paa'stand/en

forkla're; op'lyse

Forkla'ring, Oplys'ning

det er uforklar'ligt
, Sans/en; san'seslos

det er T0v

frem'laegge, godt'gjere, vise
i bevi'se, paa'vise

Bevis/et
! aa'benbar; af's!0re

finde ud af, op'dage

Opda'gelse/n,Opfin'delse n;

opfinde; Opfinder/en
F0'lelse/n

f01e

> fole; F0'lelse/n
; fel'som, 0mfind'tlig

Sympati'/en; symp.Vtisk

jeg liker (d. lider) ham godt

Antipati'; u'sympatisk

jeg liker(d.lider)hende ikke

U'vilje, Mod'vilje
1 aekle; Modby'delighed/en

af'sky; Afsky

Fi'endskab; Ven'skab

have U'ven/ner, Ven/ner

Tilboi'eliuhed en :ha.Mige ved

Kjaer'lighed/en: clske

136

Disposition.

ten'derness; tender
passion; pas'sionate, ar-
dent

cool, indifferent
indifference
jeal'ousy; jealous
ambition; ambitious
hatred; to hate
to despise'; contempt'
to esteem'; esteem'
to respect'; to ven'erate
respect'; veneration
admiration; to admire'
enthu'siasm; enthusiastic
to have a passion for

Disposition
in low spirits, in high
spirits

fa'vourably disposed'
in good, in bad humour
moved; emotion;
affected, softened
compassion
I pity them
to rouse; dazzled by
composed'; cool
anger; indignation
angry, indignant
he is angry with her
to be vexed with
to be enraged' against'
enraged'; rage
wrath; fu'rious [with me
he is in a passion, enraged
animo'sity, resentment
surprise' [tonished

aston'ishment; to be as-
to surprise'; astonished
to wonder at
amazed', amazement
joy, joyful; cheerful
to rejoice' at, to be glad of

136

Stem'ning.

0m'hed/en; 0m
Li'denskab/en; lidenska'-
belig, ild'fuld
kold, li'gegyldig
Ligegyl'dighed/en
Jalousi'; jaloux
j£rgjer'righed/en; aergjer'-
Had/et; hade [rig

forag'te; Forag't/en
agte; Ag'telse/n
h0iagte; tilbede
Heiag'telse; Tilbe'delse
Beun'dring; beun'dre
Begei'string/en; begeistret
vaere begeistret for

Stem'ning

i trykket, i 10ftet Stem'-
ning

gunstig stemt

i godt, daarligt Hum0r'

bevae'get; Bevae'gelse, R0'r-
else; r0rt, b!0d'gjort

Med'f01else/n

de bekla'ger mig

op'hidse; blaendet af

fattet; koldblo'dig

^r'grelse/n; U'vilje/n

sergelig; u'yillig

han er sint paa hende

aegre sig over

aergre sig ra'sende over

ra'sende; Raseri'/et

Vrede/n; vred

han er vred paa mig

Nag/et, Harme

O'verraskelse/n

Forbau'selse/n; forbau'set

o'verraske; forun'dret

undre sig over

bestyrtet; Bestyr'telse/n

Glsede/n, glad; munter

glaede sig over

137

Disposition.

137

Stem'ning.

I am looking forward to his

coming

gay, merry; se'rious
gai'ety,mer'riness; se'rious-
sa'tisfied with; happy [ness
contentment; hap'piness
to sa'tisfy
to make happy
discontented; unhappy
dissatisfaction; unhap'pi-
sorrow; grief [ness

sadness; affliction
sad; to afflict'
mournful; sadness
displeased'; vexed, cross
such a thing vexes a man
the presen'timent, forebod-
I had a foreboding [ing
to trust in; confidence
trusting
I trust them

distrust'; distrustful; to dis-
trust' ev'eryone
suspicion; to suspect'
to cast suspicion on --
suspicious
doubt: to doubt of
doubtful; undoubted
despair'; to despair' of; to
grow despondent
despon'dency; despondent,
undismayed'; courageous
discouraged; courage
to lose heart
to take heart
to encourage
to disquiet: disqui'eted
excited; excitement
to be anxious about
anxious; timid
care; fear, anxi'ety
to worry about'

jed glaeder mig til han skal

komme

glad, lystig; alvorlig
godt Hum0r, Lystighed; Al-
tilf reds' med; lyk'kelig [vor
Tilfreds'hed; Lykke/n
stille tilfreds
gj0re lyk'kelig
u'tilfreds; ulyk'kelig
U'tilfredshed; U'lykke
Sorg/en; Hjer'tesorg/en
Sorgmo'dighed ; Bedr0'velse
sorgmo'die; bedro've
trist: Ve'mod/et
mis'forneiet; aergelig
saadant aergrer en
For'udf01else/n, A'nelse/n
jeg a'nede det
have Til'lid til; Tillid/en
til'lidsfuld

jeg stoler paa dem
Mis'tro/en; mistroisk; mis-

tro alle

Mis'tanke; naere Mistanke
mis'taenke en [til

mistaen'kelig
Tvil/en; tvile paa
tvil'som; utvil'som
Fortvi'lelse'n; fortvile over;

blive mod'10s
Forsagt'hed/en: forsagt'
u'forsagt; modig
mod'los; Mod/et
tabe Mod/et
fatte Mod
op'muntre
foruro'lige; urolig
op'rort; Op'hidselse
vaere hekymret for
bekymret; raed
Bekym'ring en: Frygt/en,
aengste sig for [Angst

138

The Will.

138

Vilje/n.

to fear, to be afraid' of; to
frighten some one
I was frightened; she had
a vi'olent shock
the shock

confused'; confusion
to be ashamed' of; bash'-
fulness; bashful
to hope for; I hope!
hope; unhoped' for
to lose hope
I had counted on it
the disappointment; dis-
appointed
the tem'perament
choleric; sanguine
me'lancholy

phlegmatic; the phlegm
The will

to have a will; the power of
will; the en'ergy; energetic
the arbitrariness; arbitrary
to have a mind; I should like
the impulse; the inclination
to incline' to a thing
not to be inclined'
voluntary; wil'lingly
unvo'luntary; unwil'lingly
to induce' a person to -
to force; to oblige'
the compulsion; to be com-
to order; the order [pelled'
the wish; to wish
the prayer; to beg
to forbid'; the prohibition
to permit'; the permission
to propose'; the proposal
to accept'; to decline'
the intention; to intend'
what do you mean to do?
the intention
to propose' to one's self
the plan; to plan

frygte, aengste sig for no-
get; skraemme en

jeg blev raed; hun blev me-
get raed

Skraek'/ken, Forskraek'kel-

forvir'ret; Forvir'ring [se/n

skamme sig for; Skam/men;
skam'fuld

haabe paa; forhaa'bentlig

Haab/et; u'ventet

tabe Haab/et

jeg havde regnet paa det

Skuf'felse/n; skuffet

Temperament'/et
kole'risk; sangvinsk'
melankolsk'

flegma'tisk; Fleg'ma/et
Vilje/n
vilje; Vil'jekraft/en; Ener-

gi'/en; ener'gisk
Godt'befindende; vilkaar'lig
have Lyst; jeg vilde gjerne
Drift/en; Tilb0i'elighed/en
have Tilb0i'elighed til
ikke vaere stemt for
fri'villig; gjerne
u'frivillig; u'gjerne
foranle'diee nogen til
tvinge; node
Tvang/en; maatte
befale; Befa'ling/en
0nske/t; 0nske
B0n/nen; bede
forby'de; For'bud/et
til'lade; Tilla'delse/n
for'eslaa; For'slag/et
mod'tage; af'slaa
Hen'sigt/en;have tilHensigt
hvad taenker du at gj0re?
For'saet/tet, Fo'rehavende/t
fo'retage sig noget
Plan/en; plan'laegge

139

Will; the character.

139

Vilje; Karmkter'.en

to he'sitate, to tarry
to waver
determined
to resolve'
to take a resolution
to choose; the choice
to decide'

the decision [purpose

the aim, end; the object,
what is his object?
reason, cause
to cause a thine
the trial; the attempt'
to try; to attempt'
to set to work
to carry out; the execution
to put into execution
to accomplish
to do; to act
the action
his proceeding
to oc'cupy one's self with
the occupation
to exert' one's self; tiring;
the exertion
to rest; the rest

The Cha'racter.

characteristic; to cha'rac-
terise; unprincipled; of
solid principles
weakness of cha'racter
strength of cha'racter
a trait [of —

the disposition; the nature
optimistic, pessimistic by
nature
Faults

audacious; auda'city
avaricious; a'varice
bad; badness
blase
brusque, brusqueness

nele, d. tove

vaere u'beslutsom

beslut'som

beslut'te sig til

fatte en Beslut'ning

vaelge; Valg/et

bestem'me sig (for)

Bestem'melse/n

Maal/et; Hen'sigt/en

hvad er hans Hensigt med

Grund, Foranle'dning [det?

foranle'dige noget

Pr0ve/n; For's0g/et

prove; forso'ge

gaa til Vaerk/et

ud'fore; Ud'f0relse/n

bringe til Udf0relse

fuldbrin'ge

gj0re; handle

Hand'ling/en

hans Hand'lemaade

beskjaef'tige sig med

Beskjt-ef 'tigelse/n

an'straenge sig; an'straen-

gende; Anstraen'gelse/n
hvile sig; Hvile/n

Karakter on.

karakteris'tisk; karakteri-
se're; karakter'los; karak-
ter'fast

Karakter'10shed

Karakter'fasthed

et Karakter'traek

Sin'delag/et; Nature! Viet

optimis'tisk; pesseinis'tisk

an'lagt
Daa'rlige E'genskab/er

forvo/ven; Forvov'enhed

gjer'rig; Gjer'righed/en

slet; Slet'hcd

blase'ret [hed

fra'stodende, harsk: Barsk-

140

Faults.

140

Daar'lige E'genskab'er.

the ca'lumny; calumniator;
to calum'niate

capricious; caprice'

conceited; conceit'

conceited, vain

coquettish; co'quetry

cov'etous

cow'ardly; cow'ardice

crafty; craft

cruel, cru'elty

cu'rious; curio'sity

dishonest; dishon'esty

dishonest, dishon'esty

disorderly; disorder

disputa'tious, po'sitive

he drinks; to drink im-

a drunkard [mo'derately

the ma'nia for drinking

egoistic

en'vious, envy

he envies you that

the extra 'vagance; spend-
thrift; to squander

faithless, faithlessness

to betray' something, some-
false; falsehood [body

fickle

fond of pleasure

fond of scandal; love for sc.

fool-hardy; fool-har'diness

fri'volous

frivolity

gar'rulous; to chat

a gossip

greedy, grasping

greed, cupi'dity

hard, hard-hearted

haughty; haught'iness

heartless

heavy

hot'-headed

hypocri'tical; the hy'pocrite

hypo'crisy; to dissemble'

Bagvas'kelse/n ;Bag'vasker ;

bag'vaske, 'bag'tale
lunet; Lune/t

ind'bildsk; Indbildskhed/en
ind'bildsk, forfaeng'elig
koket'; Koketteri'/et
begjaer'lig
feig; Feig'hed/en
hov'modig; Hov'mod/et
gru'som; Gru'somhed
nysgjer'rig;Nysgjer'righed/-
ure'delig; Ure'delighed [en
uaer'lig, Uaer'lighed
uord'entlig; U'orden
paastaa'elig

han er en Dranker; drikke
en Dran'ker, Druk'kenbolt
Drikfael'dighed/en
egois/tisk

misun'delig, Misun'delse/n
han misunder dig det
0d'selhed/en; 0'deland;

0de, 0dsle
tro'10s, Tro'10shed
forraa'de noget, nogen
falsk; Falsk'hed
van'kelmodig

ny'delsessyg [lyst

bagta'lerisk; Bagta'lelses-
dumdri'stig; Dumdris'tighed
letsin'dig
Letsin'dighed/en
prat'som; prate
en Prat'mager
ha'vesyg, begjae'rlig
Ha'vesyge, Begjaer'lighed
haard, haard'hjertet [hed
underfun'dig; Underfundig-
hjer'te!0s
tung'nem, klodset
hidsie

hyk'lerisk; Hykler/en
Hykleri'/et; hykle

141

Faults.

141

Daar'lige Egenskab er.

idle, lazy

idleness, la'ziness

an idler

to be idle; i'dleness

immoral; immorarity

of loose morals

a dis'sipated man

dissipations

impatient, impatience

imper'tinent; imper'tinence

impe'tuous

inconsi'derate

in'dolent; in'dolence

ingra'titude, ungrateful

injustice

insincere'

in'solent, in'solence

invi'dious

invi'dious, invi'diousness

iras'cible, irascibi'lity

to lie

the lie, untruth'

lying, mendacious

malicious; malice

malignant

to mock at

narrow-minded

ob'stinate

ob'stinacy

partial

partia'lity

perverse'; pervers'ity

presumpt'uous; presumption

proud; pride

quar'relsome

to quarrel

the quarrel, discord

to quarrel, to fall out

reserved'

to revenge' one's self on —

rude, rudeness

sarcastic

se'fish

doven; traeg

Do'venskab, TraBg'hed

en Dag'driver

gaa orkeslos; Dagdriveri'

usae'delig; Usae'delighed

have en slap Moral

et daa'rligt Menneske

Udsvae'velse/r

u'taalmodig, Utaalmodighecl

dri'stig; Dris'tighed

heftig

hen'synslos

slap; Slap'hed

Utaknem'melighed, utak-

Uretfoer'dighed fnem'melig

u'oprigtig

fraek, Fraek'hed

misun'delig

a'vindsyg, A'vindsyge

hidsig; Hid'sighed

lyve

L0gn/en, U'sandhed

10gn'agtig

ond'skabsfuld; Ond'skab/en

lumsk

gjere sig lystig over

smaa'lig

e'gensindig

E'genraadighed/en

par'tisk

Partisk'hed/en

fordaer'vet; Fordaer'velse

for'dringsftild; ~ hed

stolt; Stolt'hed/en

traet'tekjaer

strides; traette

Traette/n; Tvist/en

blive ue'nige

in'desluttet

hevne sig paa en

raa; Raa'hed

spot'telysten, mokant

e'gennyttig

142

Evil, good qua'lities.

selfishness
sensitive
sensitiveness
shameless

shameless, im'pudence
shame'lessness
stubborn
superficial

suspicious; suspicion
timid; shy
timi'dity
touchy

to take everything amiss'
traitor, treason
unfaithful, infide'lity
unjust'
unmer'ciful
unpunct'ual
unscrupulous
unscru'pulousness
unso'ciable

vindictive; the revenge'
vi'olent [ness

volupt'uous; volupt'uous-
Good qua'lities
abs'tinent; to abstain'
abs'tinence
active; acti'vity
active; acti'vity
amabi'lity
am'iable

assidu'ity, in'dustry
assi'duous, indus'trious
bashful; bash'fulness
bold, boldness
to be bold, to venture
brave; bra 'very
cautious; caution
char'itable; char'ity
char'itable; char'ity
have pity on them
chaste, chas'tity
cir'cumspect, cautious

142

Daar'lige, gode Egenskab/er.

Eg'ennytte/n, Egois'me
0mfindt'lig, omtaa'lig
0mfindt'lighed/en
u'forskammet
u'blu, U'bluhed
U'forskammethed
halsstar'rig
o'verfladisk
mistaenksom; ~hed
undse'lig, sky
Undse'lighed/en
0mtaa'lig
tage alt ilde op
Forrae'der, Forraederi'
u'tro, U'troskab
u'retfaerdig
u'barrrihjertig
u'praecis

samvit'tigheds!0s
Samvit'tighedsl0shed
ufordra'gelig
hevn'gjerrig; Hevn/en
vold'som

vel'lystig; Vel'lyst/en
Gode E'genskab/er
af'holdende; af'holde
Af'holdenhed/en
rask', r0rig; R0righed
virk'som; Virk'somhed/en
Elskvser'dighed
elskvaer'dig
Flid/en
flit'tig

blufser'dig; Blufar'dighed
drist'ig; Drist'ighed/en
driste sig til
tap'per; Tap'perhed/en
forsig'tig; Forsig'tighed/en
barmh jer'tig ;Forbar'melse/n
god'gj0rende; God'gj0ren-
forbarm dig over dem [hed
kysk, Kysk'hed
aar'vaagen, forsig'tig

143

Good qualities.

143

Code Egenskaber.

circumspection, caution

compas'sionate

pity me [ciled

conciliatory; to get re'con-

conscientious

conscientiousness

consi'derate

constant; con'stancy

to persevere' in

courageous; courage

de'licate; de'licacy

di'ligent, di'ligence

disinterested

disinterest'edness

earnest; ear'nestness

econo'mical; eco'nomy

to save; to put by, to eco'-

nomise
savings

the saving box
faithful; fidelity
frank, frankness
frugal; frugality
to be content' with
gen'erous; genero'sity
grateful (for)
gra'titude

harmless, harm'lessness
high-minded, magnan'i-
magnani'mity [mous

honest, hon'esty
honest, hon'esty
the honest man, the man of
humble; humi'lity [honour
impartial
impartiality
indulgent: indulgence
just: justice
kind; kindness
kind-hearted
li'beral, libera'lity
meek; meekn fleness

mild, mildness; gentle, gent-

Om'sigt, Forsig'tighed
medli'dende

hav Medli'denhed med mig
forson'lig: forsone sig
samvit'tighedsfuld
Samvit'tighedsfuldhed
hen'synsfuld

standhaf'tig; Standhaf'tig-
holde fast ved [hed

modig; Mod/et
fin'f0!ende: Fin'folelse
flittig; Flid
u'egennyttig
U'egennytte
alvor'lig; Al'vor/et
sparsom'melig: Sparsom'-
ospare (sig) [melighed'en
noget; laegge tilsi'de
Spa'repenge
Spa'rebesse n
tro; Tro'skab/en
aa'ben; Aa'benhjertighed
noi'som; Noi'somhed
lade sig neie med
hoimo'dig; Hoimo'dighed
tak'nemmelig (for)
Taknem'melighed
troskvl'die, Troskyl'dighed
hoi'hiertet
Hoi'hjertethed
aerlig: ^Er'lighed/en
re'delig; Re'delighed
Hae'dersmand/en
vd'mvu; Yd'myghed
u'partisk

U'partiskhed fhed

o'verbaerende: O'verba?ren-
retfaer'dig; Retter'dighed
ven'lie; God'hed en
god'hjertet

gav'mild. (l.'iv'mildhed
sagtmo'dig: Sagtmo'dighed
mild, Mild'hed

144

Good qualities.

144

Code Egenskab,er.

the be'nefit; benefactor

to bestow' be'nefits on —

to give alms

modest; mo'desty

moral; modest

mora'lity

the good manners

obliging; obligingness

to do favours

or'derly; order

patient; patience

to be patient

philanthropist

re'ticent, discreet'

re'ticence, discretion

self'denial

sincere'; since'rity

so'ciable, ge'nial; concord

to make it up

tem'perate; tem'perance

thoughtful; thought'fulness

trust'worthy

truth'loving, truthful

the truth

unpretentious

unpretent'iousness

to pretend'; pretentions

unselfish

unsel'fishness

well-mannered

yielding

zealous; zeal

XI.

Health; illnesg.

an iron constitution
blooming, de'licate, shatter-
ed; strong, weak

Velgjer'ning/en; Vel'gjorer

vise nogen Velgjer'ning/er

skjaMike en Gave

beske'den; Beske'denhed

saedelig; anstaen'dig

Sae'delighed

de gode Saed/er

tjenst'villig;Tjenstviriighed

gj0re en Tjen'ester

or'dentlig; Orden

taalmo'dig ;Taalmod'ighed/-

vaere taalmodig [en

Men'neskeven

taus

Taus'hed/en

Selv'forncegtelse

oprig'tig, Oprig'tighed

fordra'gelig; EndrLug'tig-

sluttc Fred [hed/en

moderat; Maa'deholdenhed

besindig;Aands'naerv3erelse

paali'delig

sand'hedskjaerlig

Sand'hed/en

for'dringslos

For'dringsleshed

krasve; Krav, For'dring/er

u'egennyttig

U'egennytte

vel'opdragen

ef'tergivende

ivrig; Iver

XI.

Snnd'hed; Sytr'dom.

en Jern'helbred
blom'strende, vak'lende
0'delagt; staerk, svag

145

Health; ill.

the constitution

de'licate, weakly

infirm'

sickly; healthy

hy'giene

hygienic

healthy, (wholesome)

to be in good health

unhealthy

to be unwholesome

to harden; to pamper

to coddle; effem'inate
Health

in good health

to be healthy, well

keep in good health

to be in perfect health

how is your wife? is your
wife well?

how are you?

areyouquitewell. all of you?

how are you going on?

as u'sual; all right; to'le-
rably

not too well

I am not quite well

are you not well?

what is the matter with you?
Ill

unwell', indisposed'

the indisposition

I hope there is nothing the
matter with Johnny

ser'iously ill

ser'ious; rather ser'ious;
dan'gerously ill

the Sickman, the patient

to fall ill. to be taken ill

he is in bed

she must keep her bed

to be bed'ridden

to catch something

you will catch something

Hecker, English. 10

145

BcHn'dcndej; «yg.

Konstitution' en
sart, sva'gelig
li'dende
sy'gelig; frisk
Sund'hedspleie/n

Hisk

sundt (uavnlig)
v;iire frisk
u'sund

vaere u'sur.dt' skadeligt
hserde; forkjae'le
bort'skjaemme; bort'skjaemt
Befin'deiule t
have god Hel'bred
vaere stind, frisk
god Helbred!

fe frisk og rask
hvor'ledes befin'der Deres

Frue sig?

hvordan liar dti det?
er alt godt og vel hosKder?
hvorledes staar det til?
som siudvan'.

delig; ikke &
ikke saa svaert godt
jeg er ikke ganske vel
er De ikke \el?
i hvad feiler dig?
|Syg

ti'vjl, upas'selig
H'debefindende/t
forhaa'bentlig er det ikke

farlii't nieil Hans
!-levet alvorliir syg
liet.fii'keliL'; ikke u'be-

t;iMikeliir; dods'syg
• 'en Syuc. Patient en
blive

han ligger syg
linn maa hohle Seng/en
vaere sen'geliggeiule

ilti vil hente d:-j en Sy^'dom
Hecker, Norsk ( Omsk). 10

146

Getting worse; death.

146

Forvaer'relse; D0d.

I am seized with an illness
he had an attack' of
to break out
it must have been in him

for a long time
to go inside'
to take its normal course;

to take a good (bad) turn,

to improve'
To grow worse
an aggravation
she is worse
will he get through?
they doubt that he will re-
coyer

he is going down
the danger of life
His end is approaching
the poor woman can't last

long [night

he will not live through the
she has been given up
before' his, her end
to lose consciousness
she is unconscious
to come back to one's self
The a'gony
to b2 breathing one's last
to be dying [death

he lies in the a'gonies of |
unfort'unately the cata'-

strophe is im'minent
to rattle; death-rattles
to die; to expire' [suffering
his a'gony is over; he is past
dead; death (cp.Chapt.VII)
on one's death-bed
To live

he is out of danger
recov'ery; on the way of

recov'ery

I hope you will soon reco-
to recover [ver!

jeg f01er mig u'vel

han fik et An'fald af

komme til Ud'brud

han maa have gaaet med

det laenge
slaa ind
tage en normal Ven'ding;

vende sig til det Code

(Onde)

Forvaer're sig [gang

en Forvaer'relse, Tilba'ge-
det er daar'ligere med
vilhanstaa det over? [hende
man tviler paa, at han kom-

mer op

det gaar ned'over med ham
Livs'fare/n [med ham
Det lider mod En'de/n
Stakkels, hun har ikke

laenge igjen

han lever ikke Nat/ten over
hun er op'givet
for hans, hendes D0d
tabe Bevidst'hed/en
hun er bevidst'10s
komme til sig selv
D0ds'kamp/en
ligge i de sidste Traekning/-
ligge for D0d/en [er

han kjaamper med D0d/en
D0d/en er desvaer're naer

fo'restaaende
ralle; Rallen
d0; hen'sove
han har stridt ud
d0d; D0d/en (se Kap. VII)
paa D0ds'leie/t
B 1 i v e i 1 i ' v e
han er u'denfor al Fare
Be'dring/en; paa Bedrin-

gens Vei
god Bedring!
bedres

147

Recov'ery; ma'lady.

147

Be'dring; Syg'dom

he is improving more and
to become' well again' [more
she has recovered
a convalescent; conva-
lescence

to be up; restored' to health
is she well again?
To recover
for his entire' recov'ery
he must take care
take care of yourself
you must be careful
to leave after-effects' be-
to have a relapse' [hind'
at that time she had just
got over an illness

The Ma'lady.

the evil; here'ditary

to come out in some'body

mild; malignant

ling'ering

chronic; incu'rable

acute': cu'rable; crisis

he suffers from
Symptoms

morbid

how does it show itself?
The appearance

he does not look it

to look bad

to look poorly

to be in a bad state

he has grown thin

she looks pale

his face is glowing
Uncom'fortable feeling

I feel bad

my head is burning; my
feet are as cold as ice

to have a vi'olent buzzing
in the ear

I cannot sleep

det gaar stadig frem'over
blive frisk igjen [med ham
hun er kommet sig
en Rekonvalescent'; Hel-

bre'delse/n

vaere oppe; restitue'ret
er hun frisk igjen?
Komme sig

for sin Rekreations Skyld
han maa tage sig iagt'
skaan Dem

Forsig'tighed er nodven'dig
paa'folges of Efterve/er
faa et Tilba'gefald
hun var dengang netop

kommet op af en Sygdom

Syg'dom; men.

Onde/t; ar'velig

op'traede hos nogen

mild; ond'artet

snigende

kronisk; uhelbre'delig

akut'; helbre'delig; Krise

han lider af
Tegn, Symptom'/er

sy'gelig

hvorledes ytrer det sig?
Ud'seende/t

man kan ikke se det paa

se daarlig ud [ham

se elen'dig ud

vaere meget svaek'ket

han er blevet tviui

hun ser bleg ud

hans Ansigt gleder
Il'debefindende/t

jeg er daarlig

jeg er hed i Ho'ved/et, liar
is'kolde F0d'/der

have staerk Sus/en for
0're/ne

jeg kan ikke (faa) sove

10*

148

A cold ; fever.

148

Forkje'lelse; Feber.

sleep'lessness

to have a bad taste in one's

mouth

to have no ap'petite
to have no motion
constipation; con'stipated
diarrhoea; he has d.
the bulged ab'domen
the sickness
I am sick
I am getting sick
sickly feeling; vom'iting
to vomit
my limbs ache; I have an

aching chest
The cold
I have a cold
I have caught a cold
you will catch cold
the cold in the head
she has a cold in the head
suffering of a cold, from |
to expec'torate [phlegm j
hoarse, hoarseness
swollen tonsils
the cough; dry, loose
to cough; a fit of coughing;
I have no air

I am suffering from want of i
to have a stiff neck [breath
stitches in the side
fits of gid'diness
I feel giddy
I feel faint
she fainted
a fainting-fit
to faint, to swoon, to be-;

come' senseless
the flying heat; my head!

swims
The fever

without fever ; fev'erish [ture
somewhat higher tem'pera-

S0vn'10shed/en

have en ond Smag i

Mund/en

ikke have Appetit [pelse
ikke have Afforing [stop-
Forstop'pelse; have For-
Diarrhoe: hari har Diarrhoe
den op'blaaste Mave
H'debefindende/t
jeg har Kvalme
jeg faar ondt
Kvalme; Opkas'telse/n
kaste op

jeg f 01er det i Lem'/merne,det
trykker mig for Bryst/et

F o r k j 0 ' 1 e 1 s e/n
jeg er forkj0'let
jeg har forkjo'let mig
du kommer til at forkj01e
Snue/n [dig

hun har Snue
have Snue
spytte Slim
haes, Haes'hed
hovne Mandl/er
Hoste/n; t0r, 10s
hoste; et Hos'teanfald
je? faar ikke Luft
jep lider af Aan'den0d
have en stiv Nakke
Sting i Side/n
An'fald af Svim'melhed
jeg er svimmel
jeg blir daar'lig (syg)
hun mistede Bevidsfhed/en
et Besvi'melsesanfald
falde i Afmagt,
besvi'me

Blod'stigning til Ho'vedet;
jeg er tung i Hovedet

Feber/en

fri for Feber; have Feber
lidt for h0i Temperatur'

149

Pain.

to be fev'erisli;to have fever
high tem'perature; to have

a temp'erature of 40 de- j
fits of fever [grees'

the shiv'ering fit
cold sweat
she is very restless
the ravings of fever
to be delir'ious; off one's
he is not clear fhead

Pain
painful
to give pain; to hurt
does he suffer much?
his sufferings
to groan; oh!
to become' more vi'olent
to calm down, to abate'
the cramp, spasm
pains in the joints, in the
limbs; rheumatic pains [arm
I have rheumatic p. in my
I have pains in my throat
to have a sore throat
it hurts me to swallow, 1

have a pain in swal'lowing
the bi'lious headache; to

have a headache
I have pains in my back
to have pains in one's bowels
pains in the stomach
neural'gia
tooth-ache

External ma'ladies.

The Disease' of the eye

the sty

conjunctivitis

blind; blindness

she became' blind, lost her

the cat'aract [eye-sight

he has a bad sight

short-sighted

149

Smerte n.

have Fe'ber

hoi Temperatur'; have en

Temperatur paa40Grad/er
Fe'bergysninper
Kul'degysning/en
Kold'sved

hun er meget uro'lig
Fe'berfantasi/erne
fantase're; vaere fra sig selv
han er ikke ved fuld Sam-
Smerte/n [ling

smer'tefuld
smerte; gjore ondt
lider han meget?
hans Li'delse/r
stonne; an!
blive hef'tigere
give sig
Krampe/n
rheuma'tiske Smerte/ r;stik'-

kende Smerter [Ami en
jeg liar Rheumati'sme i
jep har ondt i Hals/en
have Hals'smerte/r
naar jeg svaelger, gjor det

ondt
Migraene/n; have Ho'ved-

pine

jeg har ondt i Kors'rvg/gen
have ondt i Mave/n
Kardialffi'
Ner'vesmerter/ne
Tand'pine/n

UU'vorles Sygtlom me.

05'ensygdom/men
Sti paa 0iet

Bin'deliuclskatarrli

blind; Rlind'hed

hun blev blind

Sto?r/en

han ser dnar'ligt

naer'synt

150

External ma'ladies.

150

Ud'vortes Syg'dom/me.

shortsightedness

long'sighted

to wear spec'tacles;the eye-
to wear eye-glasses [glass

eye-glasses (with a handle)

the monocle
To have an ear-disease'

oti'tis

rather deaf

deaf; deafness

the ear-trumpet

deaf and dumb
Dumb

the language of signs

he stammers; to stutter

to lisp
A hollow tooth

swollen cheek

the tooth is loose

both are beginning to decay'

have it stopped

to stop; a fis'tula in the;

to brush with i'odine [gums

to remove' the tartar

to extract'; the pair of ton-

to be nar'cotised [gues

with ether, with gas; the
co'caine [teeth

artificial teeth; a set of
A her'nia

the truss

va'ricose vein

the elastic stocking
To sprain one's foot, to
dis'locate one's foot

lame; to limp

a sprain; a dislocation

to dis'locate

the stretching of a sinew

to go on crutches

to dis'locate an arm, to
sprain an arm

to break a foot

Naer'synthed

lang'synt

bruge Briller; Glas/set
I bruge Lorgnet'

Stang'lorgnet/ten
I Monok'el/en
jHave en 0'rensygdom

0'rebetcendelse

tung'hort

dov (oaa); D0v'hed/en

H0'rer0r/et

d0v'stum
Stum

Fin'gersprog/et

han stam'mer; stottre

laespe
En hul Tand

hovent Kind

Tand/en er 10s

begee er an'grebne

lad den plombe're

fylde; en Fistel

pensle med Jod

fjerne Vin'sten/en

traekke ud (Tand); Tang/en

lade sig bedo've

med Brom'aethyl,med Lyst'-
pas; Kokain'/en

falske Taend/er; et Gebis'
Et Brok'tilfaelde

Brok'bind/et

Aa'reknude

Gum'mistr0mpe/n
Forvri'de sin
Fod

halt; halte, hinke

en Forstuv'ning

forstuve fioget

Se'neforstra^kning/en

gaa paa Krykke/r

faa Arm/en af
Led

braekke Fod/en

151

Skin-diseases.

the fracture of a bone

crippled

Diseases of the skin

abrasion

scratch; scratched

the scar

contusion, bruise

to bruise something

I have jammed my finger,
my f. was caught (in the

a blue spot [door)

the bruise

the pustule; the pimple

the heat-rashes

it itches

the itching

the freckles

liv'erspot; mole
The eruption

inflamed'; inflammation

the eczema; the herpes

the erysi'pelas

the chilblain

the corn

the wart; to remove'

the lunar caustic

to cau'terize; to charm away
Abscess

the swelling

swollen; to break, to burst

to gather matter

the matter; to fester to se-

fur'uncle; car'buncle [crete'

the can'cerous ulcer; cancer
Sore

to become' sore; cracks

to get sore feet

chapped lips
Wound, hurt

the fes'tering wound

gangrene' sets in

a burn, a scald

it is blistering

151

Hud'sygdom me.

Ben'brud/det

forkrob'let
Hud'svgdo m/m e

Hud'afskalning

Skramme; skrammet

Ar/ret

Kvaes'telse

kvaeste sig

jeg har klemt Fin-
ger/en

en blaa Flaek (d. Plet)

Bu'le/n, blaa Flaek

Finne/n; Filipens'/en

He'deblemme/rne

det kler

K10e/n

Freg'ne/rne

Fo'deflaek; Mo'dersmaerke
Ud'slet/tet

betaendt'; Betaen'delse

Ekse'm/en; Ud'slaet

Rosen

Frost'bvld/en

Lig'torn/en

Vorte/n; fjerne

Hel'vedessten/en

braende; besvaer'ge
Bvld, Ab/szess

Svulst/en

op'svulmet; gaa Hul paa

gaa Betaen'delse i

Vaerk/en; vaerke

Furun'kel: Karbun'kel

Kra3ft'bvld/en; Kraft
Saar

blive saar; Spraek/ker

blive saar'benet af at gaa

sprukne Laebe/r
Saar, Beska'digelse

et Va?rkesnar

der er gaaet Kold'brand i

Brand'saar [det

jeg faar en Blemme

152

Internal diseases.

152

Ind'vortes Syg'dom,me.

to hurt, to wound
the cut; to cut one's self
the probe; to probe a wound
to suck; to cau'terize
te'tanus
to close

the scurf; to ci'catrise
the scar

Hem'orrhage; to bleed;
to staunch bleeding
to stop the blood
it will not stop
he is bleeding from the nose

Internal diseases.

Constitutional dis-
eases

anaemic; anae'mia

chlorotic; chlor'osis

lymphatic

hyste'ria; hysteric

rachitis

rachitic; scro'fula

scro'fulous
Local diseases

diseases of the blood

blood-poi'soning

diabetes; diabetic

jaundice; dropsy

scurvy; gout

Po'dagra, gout in the feet

rheu'matism in the joints
Throat- and chest-dis-
eases

pha'ryngitis, la'ryngitis

bron'chitis

pleu'risy

inflammation of the lungs

suffering from the chest
Consumption

to have hectic spots

to go into consumption

to become' consumptive

beska'dige, saare
Snit/tet; skjaere sig
Sonde/n; sonde're
suge ud; braende ud
Stiv'krampe/n
laeges

Skorpe/n; gro igjen
Ar, Skramme
Blod'ning; b!0de
standse B10d'ning/en
standse Blod/et
det vil ikke standse
han b!0r Nae'seblod

Ind'yortes Sjg'dom/me.

Konstitutions'-Svag-
hed/er

blod'fattig; Blod'mangel

bleg'sottig; Bleg'sot

lymfa'tisk

Hysteri'; hyste'risk

den en'gelske Syge

raki'tisk; Skrofler

skrofulos'
Loka'le Syg'dom/me

Blod'sygdom/me

Blod'forgiftning

Suk'kersyge; lidende af Suk-

Gul'sot; Vat'terspt [kersyge

Skj0r'bug/en; Gigt/en

Po'dagra/en

Led'rheumatisme/n
Hals- og Brystsygdom/-
me

Stru'bekatarrh

Luft'r0rkatarrh

Bryst'hindebetaendelse

Lun'gebetaendelse

bryst'syg
T as ' r i n g/e n

have hek'tiske Rose/r

tce'ringssyg

faa TaBring

153

Internal diseases.

153

Ind'vortes Syg'dom me

Suffering of the heart

heart'discase; innate

suffering of the kidneys

nephritis

peritonitis
Dysen'tery

enteritis, gastritis

apendicitis

enteric dysen'tery

cholic; gastric catarrh'

he has an indigestion

indigestion
Gastric fever

mala'ria

intermittent* fever

to be intermittent

putrid fever
Nervous diseases

to ir'ritate

irritation

ner'vousness; nervous

to get on the nerves

to make nervous

neurasthe'nia

neurasthenic

neu'rosis

convulsions (epileptic)

e'pilepsy

te'tanus

lethargic

congestion of the brain

sunstroke, heat-stroke

meningitis

typhus; ty'phoid fever

suffering from a spinal dis-
Fit of a'poplexy [ease'

he has had an apoplectic
fit: paralysed

partial para'lysis
Insane'

me'lancholy, melancholic

hypochon'driac

mad; to grow mad

Have et Hjer'teonde

Hjer'tefeil; medfodt

have en Ny'resygdom

Ny'rebetaendelse

Bug'hindebetaendelse
En Tarm'katarrh

Tarm'katarrh.Ma'vebetaend-

Blind'tarmbetaendelse [else

Dysenteri', Blod'gang

Kblik'; Ma'vekatarrri

han har odelagt sin Mave

daarlig Fordoi'else
Ga'strisk Feber

Kold'feber/en

Vek'selfeber/en

vaere afvekslende

Forraad'nelsesfeber en
Ner'vesygdom/me

irrite're

Exaltation', o'verspaendt Til-

Nervositet'; nervos' [stand

genere Ner've me

gjore nerves

Ner'vesvaekkelse

neuraste'nisk

Neurose

(epileptisk) Krampe

Epilepsi'/en

Stiv'kramoe/n

lethar'gisk

Hjer'nerystelse
I'stik, He'deslag

Hjer'nehindebetcendelse

Tvfus; Ner'vefeber/en
I lide af Rvg'marvsta?ring
Slag'anfald

han har faat Slag; lam'-
met

del'vis Lam'melse
Sinds'svag

Tung'siiul: tungsindig

Hvpokon'der

forrykt'; Mive gal

154

Infectious diseases.

madness, lu'nacy
mad, deranged'; insane'
to lose one's reason
hallucination

to suffer from fixed ideas
lucid in'tervals
the insane'; raving mad
to rave

a straight jacket
the lu'natic asylum; a sana-
to'rium; male-attendant

Infectious diseases.

the infection; infectious

the contagion, infection

is it catching?; immune'

he has infected me

the contagious matter

the bacillus; the bacter'ium

the microbe'

the influenza
Children's diseases

croup

diphthe'ria

hooping cough

inflammation of the tonsils

measles; German measles

scarlatina

chicken pox

mumps
Small-pox

the scars

has she been vac'cinated?;
certificate of vaccination

the vaccine

le'prosy; leprous
Tuberculosis

tuber'culous

the expectoration ; tu'bercles

to spit blood

an eruption of blood
Epi'demy

endemic, epidemic

154

Infektions'sygdom'me.

Van'vid/det

vanvit'tig, gal, forstyr'ret
miste Forstan'd/en
Hallucination'
lide af fikse Ide/er
lyse 0i'eblik/ke
de Gale; rasende
rase

Tvangs'tr0ie

Sinds'sygeanstalt/en; Ga'le-
hus/et; en Helbre'delses-
[anstalt; Vogter
Infektions'sygdom/me.

Infektion/en; smit'som

Smitte/n

smitter det?; fri

han har smittet mig

Syg'domsgift/en

Bacil'le/n; Bakte'rie/n

Mikrobe/n

Influe'nza/en
B0r'nesygdom/me

Stru'behoste/n

Difterit'

Kig'hoste

Betaen'delse af Mandl/erne

Maes'linger/ne; r0de Hunde

Skarla'gensfeber/en

Vand'kqpper/ne

Kus'ma/en
Kop'per/ne

Kop'pear/rene

er hun vaksine'ret?; Kop'-
peattest

Lymfe

Spedalsk'hed/en; spedalsk
Tuberkulo'se

tuberku!0s'

Spyt/tet: Tuberkl/er

spytte Blod

en Blod'styrtning
E p i d e m i '

ende'misk, epide'misk

155

Epi'demies; the physician.

155

Epiderai/er; L«ge/n.

to break out
to prevail', to rage
cho'lera epi'demy
cho'lera

the cho'lera patients
the plague; the plague-
infected [stricken
to rage; the mortality
to pass quarantine
to i'solate the patients
to disinfect'
disinfection
with carbolic acid
chlorine; su'blimate
for'maline; bromic acid

Physician; lady doctor.

good, much consulted

he does not practise

an extensive practice

Doctor!

fa'mily doctor

me'dical officer of a district

assistant-doctor

allopathic — , homoeopa-
thic — , hydropathic

specialists fpracti'tioner
Specia'lity [eases

spe'cialist for women's dis-

spe'cialist for children

spe'cialist for ear-, eye-dis-
eases; ear-, eye-doctor

dentist

tech'nical dentist

surgeon

barber-surgeon

a char'latan

hypnotiser

magnetiser
Who attends' you?

ask the doctor; shall I send
for the doctor?

night-bell

bryde ud

herske, grasse're

Ko'leraepidemi

Kolera/en

Ko'lerapatient/erne

Pest/en; de Pest'syge

forpes'tet

rase; D0'delighed/en

ligge i Kvarantae'ne

isolere de Syge

desinfice're

Desinfektion'

med Karbol'

Klor/et; Sublimat'/et

Formalin'/et; Brom/met

; kyin'delig Lsege.

dvgtig, meget segt

han praktise'rer ikke

en ud'strakt Prak'sis

Herr Doktor

Hus'laege

Distriks'laege, Stads'physi-

Assistent' [kus

Allopat', Homoopat', Hy-
dropat'

Special'laege/r, Specialist i
Specialitet'

Kvin'deloege

Bor'nelaege

0'renlaBge; en 0i'en-
laege

Tand'laege

Tand'tekniker

Kirurg', Saar'laege

Hjael'pelaege

en Kv;ik 'salver

Hvpnotiser'
, Magnetisor'

|Hvem behand'ler Dem?
; sperg Laege/n; skal jeg
sende Bud efter Laege/n?

Nat'klokke

156

Examination; me'dical art.

156

Underse'gelse ; Lae'gevidenskab

he has cured her

will he save him?

to call to assistance

the consultation

to consult'

hours of consultation

when does he receive'?

ev'ery day between' 4 and 5, 1
Sundays excepted

the consulting room

to write a certificate
The Examination

have yourself examined

please, open your mouth |

she has a dirty tongue [wide

may I see your tongue, feel
your pulse?

slow, quick, irreg'ular; the
pulse

to take the tem'perature

the sounding

to sound

the percussion, to percuss

to examine with X-rays

to make a dia'gnosis

the prp'gnosis

prescription

to prescribe'; has he pre-
scribed' a'nything for you?

here is the prescription

Me'dical art.

therapeutics

sur'gery

allo'pathy; homoeo'pathy

hydro'pathy

hygienic gymnastics

light-cure

serum therapeutics

treatment by nat'ural re'-

hyp'notism [medics

to hyp'notise, hypnotic

in the hypnotic sleep

han har helbre'det hende

vil han kunne redde ham?

til'kalde

Konsultation'/en

konsulte're

Ta'letime/n

naar har han Kontor'tid?

hver Dag fra Klokke/n 4 — 5

undta'gen Son'dag
Kontor/et

ud'stede en Attest
Unders0'gelse/n
lad Dem unders0ge |op
vil De lukke Munden h0it
hendes Tunge er belagt'
maa jeg se Deres Tunge,

f01e paa Deres Puls?
svag, for hurtig, u're^gel-

maessig; Puls'slag/et
maale Temperatur/en
Auskultation/en
auskultere, lytte
Perkussion/en, banke
belyse medR0nt'genstraale/r
stille en Diagno'se
Progno'se/n
Forord'nine, For'skrift
foror'dne; har han forskre'-

vet dig noget?
her er Recept/en

Lee'gevidenskab/en.

Terapi/en

Kirurgi'

Allopati'; Hom0opati'

Vand'kurmetode

Sy'gegymnastik

Lys'kurmetode

Se'rumterapi

Natur'laegemetode

Hvpnoti'sme

hypnotise're, hypno'tisk

i hypnotisk Til'stand

157

Me'dical treatment.

157

Kur'metoden.

suggestion
magnetic cure
to mag'netise
char'latanism

Medical treatment.

To o'perate

operation

the narcotic state

to nar'cotise

to chlor'oform

chlor'oform

to am'putate

amputation

to sew up a wound

antiseptic, aseptic

to bind up; the bandage

the plaster of Paris dressing

to dress in plaster of Paris

to put — in

the arm in a sling

an artificial leg

the wooden leg
The bleeding

to bleed a person

to let blood

the leech

cups
To rub a person

embrocations with cam'-
phorated oil, with brandy

to smear; rubbing in; to
spread (with)
The poultice

cold poul'tices

the cataplasm'

fomentations
To make injections

to inject'; the hypodermic

the serum [sy'ringe

To take a cure

ra'dical

Suggestion'

magne'tisk Behand'ling
magnetise're
Kvak'salveri'/et

Kur'metode/n.

Operere

Operation'

Bed0'velse/n, Narko'se

bedove

kloroforme're

Kloroform'/en

ampute're, af'saette

Amputation'

sy igjen et Saar

antisep'tisk. asep'tisk

forbin'de; Forbin'ding/en

Gibs'bandage/n

laegge i Gibs

hringe i Led

Arm/en i Bind

et kunstigt Ben

Trae'ben/et
A a ' r e 1 a d n i n g/e n

aa'relade en

aa'relade

B!od'iele/n

Blod'kop/per
Guide en i n d

Ind'gnidningyer medKamfer-
spiritus, Fransk'braendevin

smore ind. Ind'sm0ring; be-

stryge (med)
O m ' s 1 a g / e t

kolde Om'slag

Grod'omslag

varme Om'slag [ning/er
Fo'retage Ind'sproit-

ind'sproite noget; Spr0ite/n

Se'runi ct
Bruge en Ktir

grundig

158

Cures.

a vi'olent cure

does it agree' with her?

Use of medicinal
to take baths [springs
mud-baths
to take sea-baths
saltwater-baths
steel-baths
the tub-bath; foot-bath

Min'eral-water-cure
to take the waters
to observe' a strict diet
a mistake' in matters of diet
a supplemen'tary cure

Hydropathic cure
ablutions; douche
to rub one's self down with
to rub a person down [cold
a packing [water j

massage' cure
massage'
the massage'
to bring about' change of

Air- cure [matter

inhalation; to inhale'
mountain air, sea air
a change of air
does the climate agree'
milk-cure [with her?

Bathing establishment
the pump-room
visitors' tax
visitors' list

vi'sitor at a wa'tering-place
the bathing season [resort'
wa'tering-place, health-
a seaside resort' [winter
the health-resort' for the

The Sanatorium
hos'pital; clin'ical hos'pital
hydropathic establishment
thelight-cure establishment
the infir'mary, hos'pital

158

Kure.

en Hes'tekur

hjaelper den hende?
En Ba'dekur

tage Bad

Gyt'jebad

tage S0'bad

Sol'bad

jern'holdige Bad

Halv'bad; Fod'bad
Br0nd'kur

bruge Br0nd'kur

holde Diaet

en Diaet'feil

Ef'terkur
Koldt'vandskur

Vask'ninge/r; Styrt •

tage kolde Af'rivning/er

frottere en

en Ind'pakning

Massa'gekur

Massage/n

masse're

paa'skynde Stof'vekslingen
Luft'kur

Inhalation'; inhale're

Fjeld'luft, S0'luft

en Luft'forandring

bekom'mer Klima/et hende

Mel'kekur [vel?

K u r ' a n s t a 1 1

Kur'anstalt/en

Kur'takst

Kur'liste

Kur'gjsest; Ba'degjaest

Ba'desaeson/en

Ba'dested, Sanato'rium

et S0'bad

Vin'tersanatori/et
Sanato'ri/et

Klinik'; Po'liklinik/en

Vand'kuranstalt/en

Lys'kuranstalt/en

Sy'gehus/et, Hospital'

159

Pharmaco'logy.

the public hos'pital

a barrack; the stretcher

male attendant

sister of mercy, hos'pital

nursing, attendance [nurse

to nurse, to attend'

he has watched by her

to relieve each other

an am'bulance cart

Pharmacology.

che'mist-shop, chemist

me'dicine

mild; strong

drugs

allopathic; homoeopathic

the re'medy

a fa'mily-me'dicine

to use

the effect'; to act

to have an inju'rious effect'

efficacious; ineffica'cious

e'fficacy

that will do you good

did it help you?
For external use

an ointment; a balsam

va'seline, gly'cerine

powder; der'matol

boric acid, salicylic acid
The Plaster

the mus'tard-plaster

a Spanish fly

the blister

court-plaster
For internal use

to give me'dicine to —

have you taken your me'di-

in a weak dose [cine?

a bottle to dispense' indrops

every hour a ta'blespoon

a teaspoon full [full

an eggspoon full

159

Pharmacologi.

det of'fentlige Sygehus

en Barak'ke; Baare/n

Sy'gepleier, ~vogter

barrnhjer'tig Soster

Pleie, Til'syn

til'se, pleie

han har vaaget hos hende

af'10se

en Sy'eevogn

Pharmacologi'.

Apotek': Apote'ker

Medicin'

let; staerk

Lae'gemiddel

allopa'tisk; hom0opa'tisk

Lae'gemiddel/et

et Hus'middel

bruge

Virk'ning/en; virke

virke u'fordelagtig paa

virkningsfuld; uden Virk-

Virk'somhed [ning

det vil gj0re dig godt

har det hjulpet dig?
Ud'vendig

en Salve; et Bal'sam

Vaselin'/en, Glycerin'

Str0'pulver/et; Dermatol'

Bor'syre, Salicyl'syre
Plaster/et

Sen'nepsplaster/et

en spansk Flue

Traek'plaster/et

Heft'plaster
Til ind'vortes Brug

give en noget ind

har du taget det ind?

i smaa Dos/er

Draa'hetaMlcr/en

en (fuld) Ske liver Time

en The'ske fuld

en Kniv'spids

160

Re'medies.

160

Lse'gemiddel.

pastils; pills; powder

a lotion; the potion

a decoction

the me'dicine for gargling
The aper'ient

to give an aper'ient

to take an aper'ient

the enema

magne'sia water

castor oil

chol'era-drops

o'pium, laud'anum drops

the emetic

car'bonate of soda; pepsin:
hydrochloric acid
The fever-me'dicine

quinine; an'tipyrine

phena'citine, mi'granine
The narcotic

mor'phium; bromine

a soothine me'dicine; an ex- i
tract of valer'ian;a cor'dial ;
Me'dicinal herbs

mandrake, althaea

clubmoss, digitalis

Icelandic moss; ca'momile i

knot-grass; mint

helle'borus; rhubarb

ta'marind; wormwood

stra'mony; belladonna

henbane

poi'sonous; the poison

to poison one's self

the an'tidote

XII.

Country; agriculture.

in the country
country life

Pastil/ler; Pille/r; Pulver

en Tinktur': M5kstur/en

et Dekokt, The, The

Ourg'levand/et
Af 'f 0rinesmid/let

give ind for Af'f0ring/en

tage ind for Af'f0ring/en

Klyster'/et, Lavement'/et

Ma'vebitter

amerikansk' Olje

Ko'leradraabe/rne

O'piumdraabe/rne

Brsek'middel/et

Na'tron/et; Pepsin'/et;

Salt'syre/n
Fe'berstillende Middel

Kinin''et; Antipyrin'/et

Phenacetin', Migrsenin'
So'vemid/let

Morf in/en; Brom/met

et Bero'ligelsesmiddel; Va-

leria'narod; Hof'fmanns-

Lce'gende Urt/er [draabe/r

Alru'ne, Altaea

Ul'vefod; Rae'vebjelde

is'landsk Mos; Kamille

Pi'leurt: Mynte

Ny'serod: Rabar'bra

Tamarinde; Malurt'

Pig'aeble; Belladonna

Bul'meurt

giftig; Gift/en

forgif'tes

Mod'gift/en

XII.

Land; Land'brug,

oaa Land/et
Land'liv/et

161

Farmer; a'griculture.

161

Land'mand; Land brug.

country air

the country people

Agricul'turer; fanner
landed proprietor, landlord
agent; steward
to farm
the offices

man-servant; maid-servant
a dayla'bourer; la'bourer
the keeper
the brick-yard
to bake bricks
the brick-kiln; brick-maker
the char-coal-burner
to make char-coal
coal-pit; char-coal-pile

The peasant-farm
the farmstead

the peasant, the peasant-
to rent (to let) [woman
the rent; tenant
the system of renting a farm
villa [for half its produce
the estate'; the country-seat
the pro'perty, manor'ial

A'griculture [estate'

agricultural
the soil
fertile; sterile
to lie fallow
to cul'tivate the field
cul'tivated; uncul'tivated
the country-road

Agricultural labour
to bring under cultivation
to dig up; the spade
the hoe; to pick
the mattock; the shovel
a harrow; to harrow
to manure'; the manure'
dung-hole; dung-heap
the dung; the dung-fork
to drain; drainage

Meeker, English. II

Land'lnft

Lands'tolk ene
Land'mand; Gaard'bru-

Gods'eier [ger

Forvarter; Inspektor'

drive, besty're

0konom'bolig en

Gaards'gut (d. Karl); Pigc

en Dag'lonner; Ar'beider

Op'synsmand

Tegl'vaerk et

brefciide Tegl'sten
; Ovn/en; Tegl bra?nder

Kul'svier/en

brsende Kul

Kul'grube; Mi'le
Gaard/en,Land'eiendom

Bon'degaard en

Bonde/n, Bon'dekone n

forpag'te, bort'forpagte

Forpag'tning; Forpag'ter

Halver'ingssystem

Villa

Land'eiendom/men; Gods et

Ei'endom men. Her'regaard
Land'brug/et

drive Jord'brug, Land 'brug

Jord en

trugt'bar; u'frugtliar

ligge hrak

dyrke Jord en

op'dyrket; u'opdyrket

Mark'vei en. Sti en
M ark' a r b e i d e t

rydde

Op'Spade; Spade n [j

Hakke n ( n. ( }\\v\ et i; i:

to'.urenet Hakke: Skufte.

en Harv; harve |Sko\!

gjodslc: (jjod'sel en

M0d'ding; Komp

en: Mug'greb et
ne're: Hrajne'rinii

Hecker, Norsk(Dansk. 11

162

Agricultural labour; corn.

canals'; ditches

to ir'rigate; to drain

irrigation; draining
To till, to plough

ploughman; fields

the plough; the ploughshare

the furrow; the clods
To sow

the sower

the sowing-machine'

the seed

the grain of seed

to scatter

the seed, the crops

sown fields

a scare-crow
The corn

the cornfield

field of wheat, rye, barley:
rice-fields

the stalk; the ear

the beards

the grain

barley; malt

oats; millet

maize; the corn-cob

to pick out the grains

rice; the grain

to shell

rye; spelt

wheat

buck-wheat

vetches; flax

hemp; hops

rape-seed
Hay

to make hay

making hay

the sickle; the scythe

the bundle; to dry

to bring home

hay-loft

the hay-fork

162

Mark'arbeide ; Korn.

Kanal'/er; Gr0ft/er

vande; t0r'laegge

Vanding; Tor'laegning
P10ie

Land'mand; A'ger [skjaare/t

Plog/en (d. Plov); Plog'-

Fure/n; Klump'/erne
Saa

Sae'demand/en

Saa'maskine/n

Fro/et

Sae'dekorn/et

str0, sprede

Seed/en

Sae'demark

et Fug'leskraemsel
Korn/et

Ager/en, Korn'mark/en

Hvede-, Rug-, Byg'ager;
Ris'mark/er

Straa/et; Aks/et.

Avn/erne

Korn/et

Byg/get; Malt/et

Havre/n; Hirse/n

Mais en; Kolbe/n

taerske

Ris/en; Korn/et

taerske

Rug/en; Spelt/en

Hvede/n

Bog'hvede

Vik'ke/rne; Lin/et

Hamp/en; Hum'le/n

Raps en
H0/et

h0ie (d. h0ste)

Slaat/ten (d. H0'h0st/en)

Sigd/en; Le (n. Ljaa/en)

Bundt/en, Knipp/et; t0r're

faa i Hus, kjore ind

Laave (d. Lade)

H0'gaffel/en

163

Agr. labour; cultivation of the vine.

163

Mark'arbeide ; Vin'avl.

To mow
mower; mowing machine'
the mowing; the swath
the sheaf

the shock of sheaves
the stubble
to glean

To reap

the harvest
the bad harvest
gra'nary

To thrash
the flail

the thrashing machine'
the thrashing-floor; the
the stack, rick [straw

the straw; chopped straw

To winnow
the winnow; the chaff
the sieve; to pass through

To grind [a s

the wind-mill, water-mill
the mill-stream; — pond
the mill-shaft; the mill-stone

The flour

the bolting-chest; bolting-
the bran; to knead [cloth
the dough; the leven
to put into the oven
the baker's oven
to bake bread

The cultivation of the
a vine country [vine

the vineyard

the vine [creeper

this is a vine; Virgin'ia
the tendrils; vine-leaves
the grapes
a bunch of grapes
the grape; the pips
the philo'xera
the peronos'pora

11*

Slaa, ?nei'e [maskine

Slaat'tekar('/.Meier);Slaa'-

Slaat/ten, Meining; Skaar et

Korn'neg/et

Ho'stak ken

Stub/bene

fo'retage en Ef'terslaet
Heste

Host/en

daar'lig H0st, U'aar

Korn'loft
Taerske

Plej'el/en

Taer'skemaskine/n

Laa'vegulv/et; Halm/en

Korn'stak

Halmstraa/et; Hakkelse
Kaste

Dr0f'tetraug/et (cL Kaste-

Sigt/en; sigte [skovl/en),
Male [Avn erne

Vind-, Vand'molle n

Mol'leaa/en; Mol'ledam/men

Mt>rievaerk/et;M0riesten en
Mel/et

Sig'tekasse; Sig'tedug

Skraede/n, Klid et; knade

Deig/en; Sur'deig/en

saette i Ovn/en

Ba'gerovn en

bage Br0d
V i n ' d v r k n i n g/e n

Vin'land

\ in'bjerg/et

Ranke n. Vin'stok ken

det er Vin; Vild'vin

Vin'ranke/n; ~lo\

Vin'druc n

en Pru'eklase

Baer/ene; Kjerne/ne

Dru'elus/en, Fyllox

Perono'spora

164

164

Vintage; horticulture.

The vintage

to gather the grapes

the vin'tager

the vine-knife

the baskets

the vat
To press the grapes; the

the husks [wine-press

the tub; the butler

to ferment'; fermentation
The new wine

to bottle the new wine

to change; the cask

the tap; the bung-hole

pipe with tap

in'diarubber tubing; funnel

to draw off, to bottle
The olive harvest

olive tree

an olive grove

the olive; to press

the olive-press

the olive oil

to clear; the pitcher
Gar'dening

the gar'dener; florist, land-
scape-gar'dener

the garden-mould

the rake

the prongs; to rake

to remove' weeds

to plant; to water

the wa'tering can

the rose of a w. c.

to sprinkle

to tie up with bast

to graft; the graft

the layer

to clip

the pruning-knife

the garden-shears

to trim; to lop

to cut down; the axe

Vin'host: Ha'vedyrkning.

V i n ' h 0 s t/e n

h0ste ind Vin/en

Vin'gaardsinand/en

Vin'gaardskniv/en

Kurv/ene

Kar/ret
Perse; Vin'perse/n

Skal/lene, Dru'ekvas

Fad/et; B0d'ker/en

gjaere; Gjae'ring
Most/en

af'tappeMost/enpaaFlasker

fylde om; Fad/et

Tap/pen; Spunsehul/let

R0r med Kran

Gum'mislange; Tragt

tappe (paa Flaske/r)
0 1 i ' v e n h 0 s t/e n

Oli'ventrs

en Oli'venlund

Oliven/en; presse

Oli'epresse/n

Oli'venolje/n

klare; Krukke/n
H a ' v e d y r k n i n g/e n

Gart'ner/en; Blom'stergart-
ner; An'lasgsgartner

Ha'vejord en

Rive/n

Tinde/rne; rage

luge U'graes

plante; vande

Ha'vesproite n

Bruse/n, Sil/en

vande, sproite

binde fast med Bast

pode; Po'dekvist/en

Af'lsgger/en

beskjce're

Gart'nerkniv/en

Gart'nersaks/en

studse; kappe
om'hugge; 0ks/en

165

The garden; the plant.

165

Have;n; Plante/n.

In the garden

vegetable garden: orchard

the fence, the hedge

the railing

paths

strewn with gravel

the lawn

the grass-plot

the grass; blade

the flow'er-bed

the arbour; the summer-

an arboured walk [house
Creepers

a'pium; ivy

clematis; lianas

honey-suckle
Water-sport

the fountain

the basin

the fountain plays

the fish-pond

goldfish

pool; pond; lake

water-flowers, — plants

the cane; reeds

the bull-rushes; moss
The olant

the green-house

potted plants

to shoot forth

to get leaves

to strike root [shoots

to burst into leaf: the young

to sprout; sprout

to thrive, to get on

to wither; to die

frost-nipt
The herbs; wild

the weeds

the nettle

the thistle; the broom

the fern: the panic

the heather

I (Blom'ster-)Have/n

Kjek'kenhave; Frugt'have

Gjaerde/t, le'vende Haek

Stakit'/tet

Vei/e, Sti/er

bestr0'et med Grus

Gr0n'svaer,et

Graes'plaen/en

Gra?s/set; Graes'straa

Blom'sterbed ct

Lyst'hus/et

en Alle
S 1 v n g ' p 1 a n t e/n

Ved'ben; Efeu.en

Clema'tis; Liane

Kaprifo'lium
Spring'vand/et

Fontae'ne/n

Bassin'/et

Springvandet plasker

Fis'kedam/men

Guld'fisk/e

Pyt; Dam; S0

Vand'blomst/er, ~plante r

R0r/et; Ror'krat

Siv/ene; Mos
Plan'te/rne

Driv'hus/et

Pot'teplante/r

skyde, vokse

faa Blad/e

slaa Rodder

gron'nes; Skud dene

spire; Spire

komnie sig, trivos

torre bort; do ud

frosset
Urt/en, Graes/set; vild

U'gra^s set

Bra-n'deneslL- n

Tistel/en; Gul'visse/n

Orm'egraes/set; italiensk

Ros'lyng ct [Hirse

166

Herbs; the flower.

166

Grass/set; Blomsten.

the burdock

the clover; the la'vender

the lupine; man'gel-wurzel

the mistletoe; the quick-
trie plantain [grass
Vegetables (see chap. V)

the sorrel
Spices

a'niseed

the sweet calmus

the capers

the cin'namon

the clove

ginger

the mar'joram

the mugwort

the pista'chio-nut; the. rue

the saffron; the thyme

the vanille; the woodruff
The flower

to pluck

the stalk

not to smell

to smell sweetly

the smell, the perfume

the flower in a pot

flowerpot

the nosegay, the bouquet

to bind flowers

festoons', garlands

the wreath; to crown
The bud

the blossom; the umbel

the petals

the calix; the corolla

sta'mina; pistil

pollen; to blossom

to be in blossom; in bloom

to fade, to wither

faded; to fall
Field'flowers

a'maranth

ane'mony

Fri'ergraes/set

K10'ver/en; Laven'dei/en
i Lupi'n/en; Man'gold

Mis'tel/en; Kveke/n
j Gro'blad/et (Plantage}
j Gr0nt'sager/ne (se Kap. V)

Syre n
Krydderi'/er

Anis

Kal'merod/en

Kapers

Kanel'/en

Kryd'dernellik/en

Ingefaer

Merian'/en

Graa'bynke/n

Pista'cie/n; Rude/n [Timiaii

Safrari'/en; Tim'ian/en; vild

Vanniriie/n; Bukar'/et
Blomst/en

plukke

Stengel/en, Stilk/en

ikke lugte

lugte godt, dufte

Duft/en

Blomst i Potte,Pot'teblomst

Blom'sterpotte

Buket'/ten

binde; vinde

Blom'sterguirlander

Krands/en; bekrandse
K n o p/p e n

Blomst/en; Skjaerm/en

Blom'sterblad/ene

Bae'ger/et; Krone/n

St0v'drager/e; St0y'vei

Blom'sterst0v; springe ud

blomstre; blom'strende

af'blomstre, visne

vissen; falde af
M a r k ' b 1 o m s t/e r

Amarant'/en

Anemone n

167

Fieldflowers, gar'denflowers.

167

Mark'blomster; Ha'veblomst er.

the bear's ear, cowslip
the blue bell
the butter-cup
the coni'nion centaury
the convol'vulus
the corn-flower
crowfoot; the daisy
the daisy
the ev'ergreen
the everlasting flower
flag; the gen'tian
the holly-hook
the In'dian cress
iris

the lark-spur
the mai'denhair
the mallow
the meadow-saffron
the poppy
the primrose
the red-poppy
the sun'flower
the vervain
the wa'tercress
wind-flower
Gar'den -flowers
the aster; aza'Iea
bego'nia
cabbage rose
came'lia; carnation
the chrysanthemum
crown imperial, tritil'lary
the cy'clamen
the e'drhreixs; dahlia
the forget'menot
fu'chsia
the gera'nium
gil'lyflower
the he'liotrope
the hy'ncinth
hydran'gea
laburnum: the lily

Aurikel en
Klok'keblomst/en
Smor'hlomst en
Entian
Vindel en
Korn'blomst en
Ranunkel; Tu'senfryd en
Prae'stekrave/n, Gaa seurt
Grav'myrt, Vin'tergront
E'vighedsblomst/en
Iris; Entian/en, Gentiana
Stok'rose (alcea rosea)
Blom'karse/n
Svaerd'lilje
Rid'derspore/n
Venushaar (adiantum)
Malva

Tidies. Frydblomst
Val'mue/n

Primula veris; Maria Nok'-
Korn'valmue n (lebaand
Sol'sikke n
Jern'urt/en, Verbena
Brend'karse n
Symre

Ha'veblomst e r
Asters/en; Azalia
Bego'nia
Centifo'lie
Kame'lia; Nellik

n'temuni
Kei'serkrone
Al'peviol en
E'delweiss; Georgi'ne
Forglem'migei en
Fuchsia
Geran'iuin
I.evkoi'
Heliotrop' en
H\M/int''en
Horten'sia
(juld'regn: l.ilje n

168

Shrubs; fruit-culture.

168

Busk/e; Frugt'avl.

lily of the valley

mignonette'

the narcissus; orchid

the pansy; pe'ony

the rhododendron

the rose; the rosebush

the snow-drop; the tulip

the vi'olet; wall-flower
Shrubs

the aca'cia

the agave

the aloe

the arbor vitae

cacta'ceae; a cactus

the common maple

the box

the bush; the elder

the holly; jess'amine

the ju'niper; berries

the laurel
, the lilac; the myrtle

the shrub'bery; Drushwood

sloe-tree, black-thorn

the thorn; to prick

haw-thorn; may

red-thorn; the thorn-bush

the thorn-hedge

the yew
Fruit- culture

the fruit-harvest

fruit (see chap. V)
The fruit

to pluck

the peel, skin; to peel

the kernel, stone; nut-kernel

to stone

the flesh

the juice; juicy

to ripen; ripe

to be unripe'; unripe'

o'verripe; rotten
Fruit-trees, -bushes

the almond-tree

LiFlekonval

Rese'da

Narcis'se/n; Orchide

Sted'morsblomst/en; Paeon

Al'perose/B

Rose/n; Ro'senbusk/en

Sne'klokke/n; Tulipan'/en

Viol/en; Gyl'denlak
B'usk/e

Akazie/n

Agave/n

Aloe/n

Tuja/en

Kak'tuser; en Kak'tus

Navr/en (acer campestris)

Buxbom

Busk/en; Hyld/en

Krist'tornbusk/en; Jasmin'

E'ner/en; Baer

Laur'baertrae/et

(spansk) Syre'n; Myrte/n

Krat/tet; Tornekrat

Slaa'petorn

Torn/en; stikke

Ha'ketorn; Hvid'tj0rn

Rod'tjorn; Tor'nebusk/en

Tor'nehaek/ken'

Taks(trae/et)
Frugt'avl, Frugt'dyrk-

Frugt'h0st/en [ning

Frugt/en (se Kap. V)
Frugt/en

plukke

Skal/let; skraelle [kjaerne

Kjaerne/n, Sten; N0d'de-

tage ud Kjaer'nene, Ste'nene

Kj0d/et

Saft/en; saftig

modnes; moden

ikke vaere moden; u'moden

over'moden; raadden
Frugt'trae/r, ~busk/e

Man'deltrae/et

169

Fruit trees; the tree.

169

FruRt'tner; Tneet.

the apple-tree

the a'pricot-tree

the bil'berry-bush

the black'berry-bush,

the cherry-tree [bramble

the cran'berry

the currant bush

the date-tree

the fig-tree

the goose'berry-bush

the ha'zlenut-tree

the lemon-tree

the medlar-tree

the mul'berry-tree

the orange-tree

the orange-tree

the peach-tree

the pear-tree

the plum-tree

the pome'granate-tree

the quince-tree

the rasp'berry-bush

the service-tree

the straw'berry-bed

the straw'berry-bush

the walnut-tree

the hothouse

The tree
the tree-top
the trunk; the roots
the rind, bark
the resin; re'sinous
the wood; the fibres
the e'bony; cedar wood
maho'gany; rose-wood
sound; rotten
the bough, the branch
the twig
green twigs

the fo'liage, the leaves
the faggots
the wood-cutter; to cut

/E'blctr.L- et

Aprikos'trae/et

Blaa'baerlyng/et

Bjer'nebxr busk/en

Kir'sebaertr* et

Tyt'tebaerlyng/et

Ribs'busk/en

Dad'delpalme/n

Fi 'gentry et

Stik kelsKt-rbusk/en

Has'selbusk/en

Citron'trae/et

Mis'peltrae/et

Mor'baertrae/et

Apelsin'trae/et

Oran'getrae/et

Fer'skentrae/et

Pae'retra et

Plorn'metras/et

Granat'aebletrae/et

Kvae'detrae/et

Brin'gebaerbusk/en

A 'sal/en, Rogne- (r/

Jord'baerbed/et [tra- ct

jord'baerplante/n

Val'n0dtrae/et

Driv'hus et

Traeet

Top pen, Kro'ne/n
Stam'me/n; Rod/derne
Bark/en

K\a'e/n, Harpix; harpix'-
Ved/en; Fi'brer/ne [holdig
I'benholt et, Ce'dertra
Mahog'ni; Palisan'der
frisk; raad'den
Kvist en
Gren/en
grdiine Gren/e
Ln\ et. Bind ene
Krat'kov'en, Krat
Ved'huueer en; faelde

170

Spe'cies of trees; wood.

Spe'cies of trees

the alder-tree

the ash; the aspen-tree

the beech; beech-nuts

the birch

the chestnut-tree

the chestnut (sweet ch.)

coni'ferous trees

the copper-beech

the Cyprus; the e'bony-tree

the elm

the fir-tree

the Scotch fir

a fir-cone

the fir-wood

the horn-beam

the larch

the lime-tree; the maple

the oak; the acorn

the cork-oak; the cork

the holm-oak

the oleander

the palm-tree

a palm-branch

the palm-house

the cocoa-nut-tree

the cocoa-nut; palm-wine

the pine; pine-tree [wood

the ma'ritime pine; the pine-

the Scotch pine; a pine-cone

pine-needles

the plane-tree; the poplar

the white poplar

the willow

the weeping willow
The wood, forest

coni'ferous wood, leafy
wood; the forest

copse; the bush

nursery, plantation
Birds

miera'tory birds

a bird of passage

170

Trae'sorter; Skov.

Trae'sort/er

Elle- (n. Older-) trae/et

Ask/en; Asp/en

B0g/en; B0'gen0d/der

Birk/en

Kastan'jetrae/et

(spi'selige) Kastan'je/r

Naa'letrae/et

Blod'b0g/en

Cypres'se./n; I'benholttrae/et

Aim/en

Gran/en

Fu'ru/en

en Gran'kongle

Gran'skov/en

Hvid'b0g/en

Laer'ketrae/et [trae

Lin'detrae/et;A'horn,L0n'ne-

Eg/en; E'gen0d/den

Kork'eg/en; Kork/en

Sten'eg/en

Orlean'der/en

Palme/n

en Pal'megren

Parmedrivhus/et

Ko'kospalme/n

Ko'kosn0d/den ; Ko'kosmelk

Gran/en; Gran'trae

Pinje/n; Pin'jeskov/en

Fu'ru/en; en Fu'rukongle

Bar'naal/er

Platan'trae/et; Poppel/en

S01vpop'pel/en

Silje/n, Piletrae/et

S0r'gepil/en
Skov/en

Naa'leskov, L0v'skov; den
plantede Skov

Lund; Buskads

fredet Skov; Planteskole
Fugl/e

Van'drefugl/e

en Traek'fugl

171

Birds; breeding of poultry.

singing birds
they twitter
the twit'tering
the beak; to peck
the gizzard; the wings
to fly; to flutter
the plumage
the feathers; to moult
the pinions

the nest; to build a nest; to
to come out fhatch

the chick; to feed
the cage, the bird-cage
the black-bird
the bull-finch
the canary-bird
the crow

the cuckoo; to cry cuckoo
the fieldfare
the finch; goldfinch
the garden-warbler
the goldfinch
the hoopoo
the jack-daw
the jay

the lark; to warble
the linnet

the magpie; the merle
the night'ingale; to sing, to
the raven; to croak [warble
the reed-sparrow
the robin red-breast
the siskin
the sparrow

the starling: the swallow
the thrush; the tomtit
the wag-tail
the wood-pecker
the wren

the yellow bunting

Poultry-breeding

poultry (see p. 71)

the hen; to scratch

171

Fugl/c; Fjer'kraeavl

Sang'fugl e

de kvid'rer

Fug'lekvidder/et

Naeb/bet; hakke

Kraas en; Vinge/rne

flyve; flagre

Fjasr'dragt/en

Fjaer/ene; faelde Fjaer

Sving'fjaer/ene

Rede/t; bygge Rede; ruge

krybe ud

Kyl'ling/en; made, fodre

Bur/et

Sort'trost/en

Dom'pap/pen

Kana'riefugl/en

Kraake n (</. Krage)

Gjog/en; gale

Krams'fugl/en, Graa'trost

Finke/n; Guld'finke

Gjaer'desanger/en

Stilits/en

Haer'fugl/en

(>/.) Kaie n, Kaa/en

N0d'deskrike/n

Lerke/n; slaa Triller

Irisk on

Skjaere/ni Sol'sorten, Sort'-

Nat'tergaT/en; synge ftrost

k;i\n en; skrige

R0r'spurv/en

Rod'kjelk on

Gjaer'desiiuit ten

Graa'spur en; en Spi-

Sta?r on: S\,ilc n

Trost on. Pros'so1

l.inor'le n [Me

Spaette n

Si'sik on

S|nir\ on

FJ«Tfkraeavl/en

kr.o et (se S. 71)
H0ne/n; sparke, kradse

172

The Cattle.

172

Kvaeg et.

the poultry-yard; fowl-

the perch for fowls [house

the cock; to crow

the crest; the spur

the hen; to cackle

to lay an egg

the pea-cock

to spread its tail

the duck; the wild-duck

the goose; it gabbles

the swan

the dove, the pigeon

the turtle-dove; to coo

the dove-cot
The Cattle

the breeding

to breed; breeder

to take care of the cattle

to feed, to water

the food

the manger

the wa'tering place

the litter
Small cattle

the flock; the herdsman

the goat-herd

the shepherd; swineherd

to keep

the pasture

the leader

the hurdle

the shed for sheep

the sheep; ram

the ram

the wether (mutton)

the lamb; it bleats

to shear; the shearing

the goat; he-goat

the kid; it bleats

the pig

the sow; the sucking-pig

the snout

to grunt: the bristles

H0n'segaard/en, H0n'se-

Vag'le/rne [hus/et

Hane/n; gale

Kam/men; Spore/n

H0ne/n; kakle

Icegge JEg

Paa'fugl/en

slaa Hjul

And/en; Vild'and/en

Gaas/en; den snad'rer

Svane/n

Due/n

Tur'teldue/n; kurre

Du'eslag/et
Kvaeg/et

Avl/en

op'draette; Op'draetter

r0gte, Kreatur'/ene

give Foder, Drikke

Fo'der/et

Kryb'be/n

Drikke/n

Str0'else/n
Smaa'fae [R0gter)

Flok/ken; Gjae'tergut/ten (d.
Gje'devogter/en [hyrd/en

Faa'revogter/en; Svine-

passe (d. vogte); beite (d.

Grses'gang/en [graesse)

Bjael'deko/en

Havn/en, Ind'hegning

Sau'efj0s/et (d. Faarehus)

Faar/et; Buk/ken

Vai'der/en

Gjaeld'buk/ken

Lam/met; det braeger

klip'pe; Klip'njng/en

Gjed/en; Gje'debuk/ken

Kid/det; det maekrer

Svin/et

Purke/n; Gris'unge/n

Tryne/t

grynte; Bust/ene

173

Large cattle; the horse.

[d.-f.

)f a

the pig-sty; trough

to fatten; fat'tening
Large cattle

the herd; the herdsman

the bull; the ox

the ox, the cow; the calf

the cow; milch-cow

the udder; to milk

newly milked

the milk; the cream

the butter-milk

to churn; the churn

churning machine'

a dairy-farm; tenant o
The beast of burden

to put on the pack-saddle

the mule

the ass brays
The horse

the breeding of horses

race-horse

a tho'roughbred horse

the mare; the nag

the stallion; st. for breeding

gelding; the mare

the filly, colt

the nostrils; it neighs

the mane; the hair

the back; the crupper

the sides; the tail

the coat

bay-horse; cream-colour-

the chestnut horse fed h.

black horse; piebald

a white horse

the hoof; to shoe

the horse-shoe

to patter; the pat'tering

to water the horses

to groom; the curry-comb

the stable

the coach-house

the onen van

173

Stor'fe; Hest/en.

Gri'sehus/et; Traug/et

gjode, fede: Fed'ning/ein
Stor'f«, Stor'kvaeg

Hjord/en; Gjae'ter en, Vog-

Stud/en: Okse/n fter en

Horn'kv:eg et; Kalv.'en

Ko/en; Mael'keko

Jur/et; niaslke

ny'silet (d. ny'siet)

Ma»lk/en; Rom'me/n

Kjar'nemaelk/en

kjaerne; Sm0r'but/ten

Kjcerne

et Meieri'; en Meierist'
Last'-, K10-v'dyr/et

kleve

Mul'aesel/et; Mul'dyr et

itsel et skryder
Hest/en

Hes'teavl/en

Ra'cehest

Fuld'blodshest

Maer'ren; Tra'ver en

Hingst en; Avls'hingst

Vallak'; Hop'pe n

Pel/let, Pole

Nae'sebor/rene; det vrir

Manke/n; Haar/et, Tagl

Ryg/Ren; Kryds/et

Svan'ger/ne; Hale/n

Hud en

Brun'en; Blakken

red Hest, Fuks/en

Svarten; drop'let Hest

en Skim'mel, en hvid Hest

Hov/en; beslaa', sko

Hes'tesko/en

stampe: Trnnipen

ride Hestene tilvands

strigle; Strig'leborste n

Staid en

YoiMi'hoJ en. -skuret
:i. Karm'vogn

174

The dog; bee-keeping.

the hay-cart

the hand-barrow; to pull

the wheel-barrow; to push
The dog; the bitch

to get young ones

puppies; lap-dog

mastiff

sheep-dog, colly

hound; grayhound

pointer, setter

bloodhound; pointer; Dane

the bull-dog

dachshund

pug; fox-terrier

poodle; Pomeran'ian (toy)
The watch-dog

the kennel

the collar; the chain

to let loose; to fasten up

the muzzie; to put on

the slip; the leash

to begin' to bark

to bark; to sniff

to whine

to growl; the muzzle

to bite; the bite

down!

catch him! fetch it!

give your paw; to train

to wag the tail
The cat

the tom-cat

the kitten is mewing

it purrs

the claws; to scratch
The rabbit

the rabbit-warren
Bee-keeping

bee-keeper

the bee; the drone

the sting; the sting

to sting; to suck

a swarm; to swarm

174

Hund/en; Bi'avl.

H0'vogn/en

Haand'vogn/en; traekke

Kjaerre/n; skyve
Hund/en; Tispe/n

faa Hyalp/er

Hvalp/er; Skj0'dehund

Kj0ter

Faa'rehund

Jagt'hund, Mynde

H0n'sehund, Fug'lehund

Spor'hund; St0'verhund;

Bui 'dog/gen [Dogge

Graev'linghund

Mops; Pincher, tysk Rot'te-

Puddel; Spids [hund

Gaards'hund/en

Hun'dehus/et

Hals'baand/et; Laenke/n

10se; faeste

Mund'kurv/en; binde paa

Taug/et; Kob'bel/et

at halse

gj0; veire

pibe

knurre; Sntide/n

bide; Bid/det

laeg sig! couche!

grib!; apporte!

giv Lab; dresse're

vifte med Hale/n
Kat/ten

Han'kat/ten

Kat/ten miau'er

den spin'der

K10/rne; klore
Kanin'/'en

Kanin'hus/et
Bi'avl/en

En som driver med Biavl

Bi/erne; Drone/n

Brod/den; Stik/ket

stikke; suge

en Svaerm; svaerme

175

Worms; insects; beetles.

the bee-hive

the bee-shed, a'piary

the cell

the wax: the honey
Breeding of silk-worms

silk-worm

the chry'salis, to change into
a ch. ;the cocoon' ;the hurdle
Useful or harmful a'ni-
mals (p. 37!)

worms; ringed worms

the earthworm

common mil'liped

the wood-louse

the spider; to catch

the spider-web
Insects

the cricket, cicada; to chirp

the grass'hopper

dragon-fly

the ear-worm: wood-worm

the wasp; wasp's nest

gall-fly: cuckoo-fly

the hornet; the bumble-bee

the blue-bottle; to hum

the horse-fly

the fly, gnat

the gnat, midge

the sand-fly

lepidopter

the moth

the but'terfly [pillar

pi'eris; an'nulary ca'ter-

the nocturnal but'terfly; the

the ant fca'terpillar

the ant-hill

to swarm: the swarming

the ant-lion; ~bear
Beetles

the lady-bird; glow-
worm

the cock'chafer; grub

ca'rabus; water-beetle

175

Orme; In'sekt,er; Bille r.

Bi'kube/n

Bi'hus/et

Celle/n, Voks'kage

Voks/et: Hon'ning en
Sil'keavl

Sirkeorm; ~larve

Puppe/n;forpup'pe sig: Ko-

kon/en; Vid'jefletning
Nytte- eller Ska'dedyr
(S. 37!)

Orm e; Led'orni e

Regn'orm/en

Tu'senben

Skruk'ketrold/et

Ed'derkop/pen; fange

Spin'delvaev/et
I n ' s e k t/'e n

Si'ris sen, Cika'de; vrisse

Graes'hoppe/n

Libelle, Guld'srned

0'rentvist/en; Trae'orm

Hveps en; Hvep'sebol
! Gal'lehveps; Snyl'telr.
; Gje'dehams en; Httmle n

Spy 'flue n ; sumnie

Kla?g gen, Stik'flue/n

Flue n, Myg/gen

Moskito, snab'lede My'han-

Knot/ten fker

Som'merfugl

M01/Ien

Som'merfugl en [neustria

Hvid'svarmer; Gastropacha

Nat'svaermer/en; Kaal'orm -

Maur en, My re n fen

Maur'tue/n. Myr'tue

myldre: Vrimmcl en
. My'rel0ve/n; ^bjern
Bille r

Mari'eh0ne/n; Lys'bille
Sankt'hansorm

Ol'denborre n: Larve

Lober; Vand'kalv

176

An'imals; chase.

the stag-beetle

the dung-beetle

the snail

the snail-shell

the feelers

the frog

the leap-frog; to croak[led t.

the toad; the orange-speck-

the mole; the mole-holes

the shrew-mouse

the mouse; the trap

to be caught

the rat

the hedgehog

to roll one's self up

the marten; the sable

the polecat; the ferret

the weasel; the ermine

the badger; the burrow

the lynx
The chase

battue

beater

steeple chase

boar-hunt

fox-hunt

hare-hunt

partridge-shooting

to go hunting

to hunt

to go shooting

the preserve'

the shooting-licence
Huntsman, sportsman

the shooting-jacket; game-

the bugle-horn [bag

the hunting-knife

the shooting-gun

double-barreled

small-shot

hound; the pack

to track; the cover

the track

176

; Jagt.

Eg'hjort/en

Tordi'vel/en, Skarn'basse/n

Snegle/n

Sneglehus/et

F0'lehorn/ene

Frosk/en (d. Fr0/et)

L0v'frosk/en; kvaekke

Padde/n; Klok'kefr0/et

Muld'varp/en; Gang/erne

Spids'mus/en

Mus/en; Faelde/n

blive fanget

Rotte/n

Pind'syin/et

rulle sig sam'men

Maar/en; Zobel/en

Ilder/en; Fritte/n

Sne'mus/en; Her'melin/en

Graev'ling/en; Hule/n

Gaupe/n
Jagt/en

Driv'jagt

Driver

Parfor'cejagt

Vild'syinjagt

Rce'vejagt

Ha'rejagt

Fug'lejagt

gaa paa Jagt

jage

stille sig paa Lur

Ind'hegning/en

Jagt'tegn/et
Jse'ger/en

Jagt'tr0ie/n; ~taske,

Jagt'horn/et [~vseske

Jagt'kniv/en

'}agt'flinte/n

dob'beltlobet

Hagl

Jagt'hund; Kob'bel/et

op'spore; Hi/et

Spor/et, Far

177

Catching birds; fishing.

to kill

what has he killed?

not to get a shot

the game

poacher

to poach

to set traps

to go into the trap

the spring-trap
Catching birds

bird-catcher, fowler

the fow'ling-floor

lime-rods, nets, nooses

to catch: the fowler's hut

decoy'-birds

dust-shot

a leafless oak

they perch on it

the passage

they don't pass
Fishing

to fish with a line

do you catch any?

angler

the fishing-rod; ~line

the hook; the bait

to bite; barb

XIII.

Pastime, amusements.

Gen'eral observations
the pleasure
for pleasure
much pleasure!
did you enjoy' yourself?

Hecker, English. 12

177

Fug'lefangst ; Fiske.

faelde

hvad har han skudt?

ikke faa Skud

Vildt/et

Kryb'skytte

drive Kryb'skytteri

stille Faelde/r

gaa i Faelde/n

Rae'vesaks/en
Fug'lefangst en

Fug'lefaenger

Lok'keplads/en

Lim'pinde/r, Done/r, Snare r

fange; Fug'lefsengerens

Lok'kefugl/e [Hytte

Dunst'hagl et

en blad'los Eg

de saetter sig der

Fly'vestrog/et

der kommer ingen forbi'
Fiske/t

fiske med Snore, An'gel

faar du noget?

An'gelfisker

Fis'kestang/en; ~sno;

Fis'kekrog/en, Angel ; Agn/et

bide paa; Mod'hage

XIII.

Tlds'fordriT, Fornoi'elser.

Almin'delige Ting
Fornoi'else n
for sin Fornoi'else
god Fornoi'else
liar I moret Eder?

H e c k e r, Norsk ( Dansk > I :

178

178

Reading; ne\vs'paper.

Lekture; Avis er.

it amuses me
amusing
he was bored
I am bored
ennui'; te'dious
for the sake of change
to while away' the time
let her have some amuse-
[ment!
Amusements.

Reading; to read

to turn over the leaves

to throw a look into

to read aloud'

have you finished it?

where did you leave off?
the book-mark

the dog's ear
Reading

the reading-room

the circulating li'brary

to exchange'; the exchange'

the catalogue

poems; novels; nov'elettes;
descriptions of travel

comic papers; periodicals
The news'paper; the

to keep a paper [sheet|

to subscribe' to

the subscribers

the subscription

when does it end?

renew' it!

the news'paper agent

the news'vendor

the pa'perwoman

a news'paper stall

a piece of news'paper

the editor'ial management
e'ditor; responsible e'di-
tor; chief e'ditor; head of
the editor'ial staff

news'paper writer

det morer mig
un'derholdende, mor'somt
han har kjedet sig
Tid/en falder mig lang
Kjed'somhed/en; kjedelig
til Af'veksling
fordri've Tid/en
se at adsprede hende lidt!

Ad'spredelse r.

Laes'n ing/en; lasse
blade i

kaste et Blik i
laese h0it

har De laest det ud?
hvor var det I sluttede?;

Bog'maerke/t
Brcet/ten, >£'sel0re/t
Lek.tu' re/n
Lse'sevaerelse t
Lei'ebibliotek/et
bytte; Bytte/t
Katalo'g/en
Digt/e; Roman'/er; Novel '-

le/r; Rei'sebeskrivelse/r
Vit'tighedsblad/e; Tids'-
A vis/en; Blad/et [skrift/er
holde en Avis; abonne're

paa

Abonnent'/erne
Abonnement'/et
naar ud'10ber det?
forny' det!
Avis'expedit0r/en
Avis'handler/en
Avis'kone/n
en Avis'kioske
et Stykke Avis'papir
Redaktion'/en;

Redakt0r';

ansvar'lie Redakt0r';

Chef'redakt0r
Journalist'

179

The paper; to smoke.

reporter

the news'paper office

appears' daily

the morning paper

the ev'ening paper

the supplement

buy two copies

the extra paper
Contents' of a paper

the leading ar'ticle

a controversy; pole'mical

the local news

the rubric

the latest news

the'atre-, art report'

Miscellan'ea

the feuil'leton

to be continued

book-report'; ne'crologue

the market-report'

the weather-report'

the letter-box

the advert'isement sheet

the advert'isement

to advertise'

widely read

it has been in the paper:
false report', hoax

vague rumour [diction

to contradict'; the contra-

to rec'tify; rectification

the press

the party organ
To smoke; smoke

pass'ipnate smoker

the cigar' case

a box of cigars'

a strong, mild cigar'; a
real Havanna

the cigar'-cutter

will you give me a light,

to light; wax-tapers [please?

the match

12*

179

Avis en ;

Reporter

Expedition'/en
ud'kommer dag'lig
Mor'gennummer/et
Af'tennummer/et
Til'laegsblad/et, Bi'lag/et
kj0b to Num'mer/e
Ex'trablad/et
.Avis/ens Ind'hold
Le'der/en

en Polemik'; pole'mi
Lokal'nyhed/erne
Rubrik/en, O'verskrift/en
sidste Nyt

Teater-, Kunst'beretning/er
,,Lidt af hverr
F01jeton.cn
,,fortsaettes4i

Bog'anmeldelse; Nekrolog
Kurs'beretning/en
Veir'beretning/en
Sporsmaal og Svar
Annon'ceafdeling/en
Annonce/n

annonce're, ind'rykke
nieget ud'bredt
det har staat i Avis/en;
Avis'and

u'bekra?ftet Rygte [delse n
tilba'gekalde; Tilba'gekal-
berig'tige; Ret'telse/n
Presse/n
Parti'organ/et
Roge; R0g
lidenska'belfg R0ger
Cigar'etui/et
en Cigar'kasse
un stifrk, let Cigar; en aegte
Havane'ser

ir'klipper/en
tor jog hcdc om lid?
taende; Voks'stabl/er
Fyrstik/ken

180

To smoke; a drive

180

R0ge; Kje'retur.

to blow a whiff

the end of a cigar'

to put into the cigar'-holder

of amber, of meerschaum

the ashes

an ash-tray, — cup

the tobacco shop

mono'poly of tobacco

the tobacco

Egyptian cigarettes'

he makes them himself

to smoke a pipe

the pipe-bowl; to fill

the tube; the mouthpiece

the nicotine'

snuff

to take snuff

to take a pinch

the tobacco box
A drive

to drive, to take a drive

drive [try

an excursion into the coun-

carriage-drive, sledging-exc.

the tinkling of bells
The carriage

a coach; the landau, so'-
ciable

the carriage and pair

the one-horse carriage

with four seats

the dog-cart

with two wheels

the wheel; the spokes

the axle-tree; the springs

the pole; the shafts

to turn

to upset'

the coach-house
The coach-man

cabman

to sit in the box

to drive; he drives himself

tage et Drag

Stump/en

saette den i Mund'stykke/t

af Rav, Mer'skum

Aske/n

et As'kebaeger

Cigar'forretning/en

Tobak'monopol

Tobak/ken

aegyp'tiske Cigaret'/ter

han ruller dem selv

r0ge Pibe

Pi'behoved/et; stoppe

R0r/et; Mund'stykke/t

Nikotin'/en

Snus'tobak

snuse

tage en Pris

Tobaks'daase/n
En Kj0retur

kj0re, kj0re ud

Kj0'retur/en

en (laengere) Land'tur

KjVretur, Slae'detur

Bjael'deklang/en
Vogn/en

d. en Karet;
Landau'er/en

To'spaender/en

En'spaender/en

Plads til fire

den to'hjulede Vogn

med to Hjul

Hjul/et; Ege/ne

Akse/n; Fjaer/ene

Vogn'stangen; Drag/et

vende, snu

vaelte, kantre

Vogn'remise/n
K u s k/e n

Dros'kekusk

sidde paa Buk/ken

kjore; han kj0rer selv

181

181

To walk; to dance.

Gaa; dansc.

he has upset' us
to crack the whip
the whip-lash; to whip
the reins; the harness
to harness, to unharness
the blinkers

to put to; to take the horses
out of the shafts; the traces
the carriage horse

Uo'dily ex'ereises.
To walk

to take ex'ercise

to go out

to go for a walk

to go a few steps

to take a walk; pro'menade

the walk

the excursion, the trip

excursionists, trippers (cp.

whatafinecountry! [Chap. I)

to turn in somewhere

to go into (to be in) the coun-
try ; vi'sitors for the summer
To dance; a dance

dancing shoes

to take lessons in dancing

to dance out of time

the ball-room

the dancing-club

a dance

the dance, the ball

dancer

her partner

his partner

the programme

to invite'; the turn

to be engaged'

the extra-turn (unknown in

the gallop, the polka [Engl.)

the waltz; to waltz

the masurka; the men'uet

the lancers

han b et os

knalde med Pisk en
Svo'besnert eii; piske
Tom'me n; Sa>'lett
saele paa, saele af
Sky'lap perne

spaende for; spaende fra;
Skagle/rne, Skjae'k/erne
Vogn'hest en

Le'gemsorelse r.

Gaa

skaffe sig Bevae'gelse
gaa ud
spadse're
gaa en liden Tur
promene're; Promena'de
Spadser'tur/en
Ud'flugt/en. Tur/en
Lyst'reisende
hvilken vakker Egn!
tage ind et eller andet Sted
reise (ligge) paa Land ft;
Land'ligger
Danse; en Dans
Dan'sesko

gaa paa Dan'seskole
komme ud af Takt en
Dansesal/en
Sel'skab med Dans
en Dan'semoro
Bal let

Dan'ser, Danserin'de
hendes Kavaler
nans Dame

Dan'sekort/et, Bal'bog
engagere; Tur/en
allerede v^-re engage'ret
Ex'tradan

(In lop pen. Polka /en
Vals en: da use Vals
Ma/ur'ka en; .Mcntiet' ten
Franca ise n

182

182

Skating; riding.

Sk0i'tel0b; ride.

the country-dance

to dance the quadrille'

the figures; 'the co'tillon
Masked Ball

the fancy-dress ball

disguised' as

a fancy-dress, -costume

the do'mino

the mask, to mask

to unmask'

without' a mask

the fancv-dress party
Roller-skating

roller-skates

to go roller-skating
Skating

the skates

he can skate

the skaters; she broke
through the ice

a skating rink

to slide; slide

the snow-shoes
To ride

horsemen and horse'women

a good horseman

riding-breeches

riding-boots

riding-costume; the -whip

the riding-school, -ground

riding-lessons

the riding-ground; to break

the e'querry; groom [in

the ostler

the stable, stud
The horse (comp. p. 173)

the saddle-horse

quiet; spi'rited; wild

to kick

the halter

the bridle; to bridle

the reins; to rein in —

the saddle-cloth

Kon'tradans/en

danse Kvadril'le

Figur/ene; Kotillon en
Mas'kebal

Redout'/en, Maskera'de/n

forklaedt' soni

en Maskera'dedragt, et

Do'mino/en [Kostume

Maske/n; maske're

demaske're sig

uden Maske

Kostu'mefest/en
S a 1 o n ' s k 0 i t e 1 0 b n i n g/e n

Salon'sk0ite/r

10be (paa) Salon'sk0ite/r
Sk0i'tel0bning/en

Sk0i'te/rne

han kan 10be (paa)Sk0i'te/r

Sk0i'tel0ber/en; hun faldt
gjennem Isen

en kun'stig Sk0i'tebane

(n. sklide) glide; Sklide—,

Ski/erne [Gli'debane

Ride

Ryt'tere og Ryt'terske r

en god Rytter

Ri'debukse/r

Ri'dest0vle/r

Ri'dedragt; ~pisk/en

Ri'deskole/n, Ri'deban'e n

Ri'detimer

Mane'ge/n; ind'ride

Stald'mester; Ri'deknegt

Stald'dreng/en

Staid/en, fyr'stelig Staid
Hest/en (se S. 173)

Ri'dehest/en

from; ustyr'lig; vild

spaende

Gri'me/n

Bid'sel; laegge Bid'sel paa

T0m'me; t0ile, styre

Sa'deldaekke/t

183

A Ride; to bathe.

183

Ridetur: bade.

saddle and harness; tne

to saddle; the saddle [girth

upon' an unsaddled horse

the stirrups

to mount a horse

to dismount'

A ride

she has taken a ride; to go
for a ride [ride?

what sort of a horse did he
to trot, to walk the horse
to trot, to gallop
in a gallop; full gallop
the spurs
to spur the horse
to grow wild; to startle
to shy; to take fright
to prance; to stumble
the leap; the side-leap
it runs away'

to run away' with the rider
to lose the stirrups
it threw him off
to be dragged along'

To bathe
hip-bath; full bath
tub-baths
river-baths

the bathing-esta'blishment
the gent'lemen's baths
bathing-cabin, ~cell
bathers' male attendant; fe-
the bathing linen [male a.
a bathing gown
the bathing towel
a bathing costume
the bathing-drawers

Can you swim?
swimming
to swim over
to swim like a dog
the life-belt

Sae'letoi 'et.Ridetoi ;Gjord en

satlle; Sa'de! en

paa u'sadlet Hest

Stig'b0ile/n

stige til Hest

stige af
En Ri'detur

hun er redet ud; ride
en Tur

hvilken Hest red han?

ride i Trav, Skridt

trave, galoppe're

i Galop; Karrie're

Spore/ne

spore

slaa sig gal; gjore raed

skraemme; blive sky

steile; snuble

Sprang et; Si'despran*.

den lober lybsk

lobe ud med Rytter/en

miste; Stig'b0ile/rne

den kas'tede ham af

blive slaebt efter
Bade

Sid'debad; Hel'bad

Kar'bad

aabent Bad

Ba'deanstalt/en

Her'rebad/et

Ba'dehus, ~rum

Ba'detjener; Ba'dekone

Ba'detoi et

en Ba'dekaabe

Ba'dehaandklcde t

en Ba'dedrai-t

Ba'd 'mebukse rne

Kan d u svom me?

Svoni'nin.u en

svDmine over

svomme som Hund
•n'inehiL-lte t

184

To swim; gymnastics.

184

Svemme; Turning.

to float

swimming-master, ~les?ons
the swimming-bath
to take a header;

the swimmer
to keep above' water
to swim on one's back; to

float in the water
are you within' your depth?

it reaches up to my mouth
to dive

to swallow water
are there any waves?
hold fast to the rope
to go down
a life-belt

to fish up; drowned
Gymnastics
to do gymnastics [sium
the gymnast; the gymna'-
an excursion of gymnasts
gen'eral ex'ercises, ex'er- |

cises on the gymnastic ap-
the par'allel bar [paratus !
the horizontal bar
the trapeze'
the climbing pole
the rings, ropes, ladders
to jump; jumping
the high-, long-jump
from the spot
to take a run
the spring-board
the horse
the run; in a run
the race
to give an advantage; to

have a good start of a p.
he overtakes' her, has over-
to outrun' every one [taken
wrestling [her

to wrestle
to clasp round; to throw

flyde

Sv0m'melaerer, ~undervis-
Sv0m'mebassin/et [ning
stupe paa Hoved/et i

Vand/et; Sv0m'mer/en
holde sig oppe, oven Vande
sv0m'me paa Ryg/gen; lade

sig drive
naar De Bund/en? Vand/et

naar mig til Mund/en
duk'ke
sluge Vand
er der B01ge/r?
hold Eder fast i Taug/et
gaa under
et Red'ningsbaelte
traekke op; druknet
Tur'ning/en
turne

Tur'ner/en; Turn'hal/len
en Turn'udflugt
Fri'0veilse/rne, Apparat'-

turning/en
Barre/n

Sving'stang/en, Bom/men
Trapez/en
Slin'grestige/n
Ring/ene,Taug/ene,Stige/rne
hoppe, springe; Hop/pet,
H0ide-, Laengdesprang/et
fra Sted/et
tage Til'sprang
Spring'braet/tet
Buk/ken; Hesten
L0b/et; i Fart/en
Kap'10b/et
give Fo'rsprang; have et

stort For'sprang for en
han ind'henter dem
10be, forbi alle
Bry'dekamp/en
kjaempe, brydes-
om'slynge hveran'dre; kaste

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185

Fencing; target-shooting.

to trip up

to box; boxing
Fencing

sword'-, foil'-fencing; the
fencing master

the fencing-school

fencing gloves

the wire-mask

the breast'-leather

guard yourself!

the passes; the blow, thrust

prime, tierce, carte

to lunge

the feint; the ward

to parry

to lay one's self open

gladiator; the arena
To shoot

target-shooting

the target, the aim

rings; sight; centre

pigeon-shooting

the gun (cp. Chap. XVI)

the rifle

the carbine

the air-gun

the pistol; the revolver

six-barrelled; shot

the rifle-, pistol-, revolver-
shot

to load; loaded, not 1.

the cartridge; the c.-case

the percussion-cap; powder

the bullet; to unload'

to cock; the trigger

to level a gun; to aim

what does he aim at?

to fire

to go off; to miss fire

hit; bad shot

to hit the bull's eye

to miss the aim

to go astray'

Fegte; Ski'veskydning

saette Ben for en

boxe; Box'ning
Faegte

Sa'bel-, Floret'faegtniiiL
Faeg'temester/en

Faeg'tesal/en

Faeg'tehandsk.

Faeg'temaske n

Bryst'harnisk/et

En garde!

Tur/ene; Slag/et, Stod

Prim, Terz, Quart

gjore Ud'fald

Finte'n; Para'de/n

pare're, op'fange

blotte sig

Gladia'tor; Are'na/en
Skyde

Ski'veskydning/en

Skive/n,*Maal/et

Cirkl/er; Felt; Centrum

Skydning paa Due/r

Gevaer/et (se Kap. XVI)

Flinte/n, Besse

Karabin'/en

Teschin'er/en

Pistol'/en; Revol'ver/en

seks'10bet; Skud

Besse-, Pistol-, Revol'ver-
skud/det

lade; ladet, u'ladet

Patron'/en; Hylse/n

Taend'hatte n: Krudt/et

Ku.uk* n ; tage Patro'nen mi

vp.fiiilc: Haue/n

ki'iigo an: sigte

hvad sigter lian p.

skvde at. trykke af

losne: klikke

godt Skudt; Feil'skud
•fe Blink en

trii-ffc ved Siden af

gaa forbi. skyde Bom

186

Sport; bil'liards.

186

Spil Billard

missed!

a good marksman
the rifle-match
cham'pion shot

Games.

Sport

the side; the game

the decisive game

to have revenge'

to play football

base-ball

bowls [of ninepins

To play skittles or game

the skittle-alley; the board

the balls; the canal'

the skittle; the king

to upset'; to put up
The game of bil'liards

to play at bil'liards

the bil'liard-table; the

to rebound' well [cushion

the table; the cloth

to make a hazard-hole

the bil'liard-pockets; bags

the balls; the cue

the cue slips

he has missed the ball;

to make a bridge [chalk

the game of pins

the carambole' game [bole')

to hit: to cannon (caram-

to put the ball; the ca'roline

a fine stroke

it was a fluke!

a double, a triple, a qua'-
druple

a running-through stroke; a
high screw

screw; counter-stroke

to score the points

the scoring board

we are equal

forbi!

en god Skyt'ter

Skyt'terfest/en

Skyt'terkonge

Lege.

Fri'luf tsleg/e

Del'tager/ne;Parti/et,Spil/let

det af'gjorende Parti, Spil

tage Revan'che

spille Foot'ball

Haek'kel0b

Kug'lespil/let
Slaa Kegle/r; kegle

Keg'lebane/n; Bane/n

Kug'le/rne; Rende/n

Keg'le/rne; Konge/n

slaa ned; saette op
Billard'spil/let

spille Billard

Billard/en; Raend/erne

slaa godt af

Plade/n; Klaede/t

gj0re en Gris

Billard'hul/lerne; ~blouse,

Kugle/rne; K0/en [~pung

Top/pen springer af

han liar kikset; Kridt

gj0re en Buk

Keg'lespil/let

Karambol'spil/let

traeffe; karambolere

laegge ud; Karoli'nebillard .'-

et godt St0d [en

det var en Gris;

en Double, en Triple, en
Kvart

en Ef'terl0ber, en Nach-
la'ufer; en Traekker

Effet; Kon'traeffel

markere Points

Marker'tavle/n

vi staar lige

187

187

Games played on a board; cards.

Games played on a

the board; the stone [board

to move; the move

to make the first move

back-gammon

mill

to get a mill

draughts; to huff; to crown
a king
The game of chess

to play chess

a game of chess

the chess-board

the fields; the chess-men

the pawn; the officers

bishon; knight; castle

to castle; to beat

to give check

check to the queen!

to mate

to make a drawn game

the chess-tur'nament
Do'minoes

the pieces; eyes; to buy

to play first

who has got six six?

to have doublets

to begin' the new game; to
To throw dice [make do'-

the die; the dice-box [mino

to shake; to make eyes

a fine throw

to throw doublets

two fives, sixes
To play at cards

playing-cards; two packs

the four kinds of cards

clubs; spades

hearts; di'amonds

•ten of clubs; nine of hearts

the ace; the pictures

king; queen [count?

knave; how much does he

Bretspil; Kort

Braet'spil

Braet/tet; Brik^

flytte; Tr;ek/ket

aabne Spil/Iet

Trik'trak/ket, Puf

M01'lespil let

faa en Melle

spille Dam; blaese; faa en
Dam
Schak'spil/let

spille Schak

et Schak'parti

Schak'braet/tet

Felt/erne; Brik'ke/ne

Bonde/n; Officer/ene

L0ber; Springer: Taarn

roke're; slaa

melde Schak

Dron'ning!; Madame!

saette (Schak)mat

p"?0re Semis

Schak'turnering/en
Do 'minospi I/let

Sten/ene; 0i/ne; kjebe

saette ud

hvem har Seks'seksV

have et Pasch

begynde; blive faerdig
Spille Taer'ning/er

Taer'ning/en; ~baeger et

ryste; kaste 0i/ne

et godt Kast

kaste et Pasch

to Fern/mere, Sek
Spille Kort

Kort; to Kort'stok/ker

de fire Farve/r

Kinver: Spar

Hjertcr: Ruder

KI0verti'; Hjerterni'

Es/set: Her'rekort/ene

Konge; Dame [den for?

Knegt; hvorme'get gjaelder

188

To play at cards.

to shuffle; to cut

to deal

whose turn is it?

who plays?

I have misdealt'

to throw together
The game

to lead

to invite'; to pass

to lay aside'

to come out

what has he played?

we play together

my partner

with the dummy

fine cards

what is trumps?

the trump

to trump

to trump; to follow suit

the trick

not to make a single trick

the counter; to mark

another turn!
The game of chance

the roulette'

in the club

gamb'ling-house, ~hell

to start a bank

the bank-holder

the stake; to stake

you must venture

to be lucky, to be unlucky

to win; the winnings

to lose; the loss

to lose everything

to break the bank

to play high

he is a gambler

the demon of gambling

to play unfairly, to cheat

a cardsharper

to fleece

188

Spille; -Kort.

blande; tage af

give ud

hvis Tur er det?

hvem begynder?

jeg har givet feil

kaste sammen
Parti/et

invite're

melde; sige pas

laegge bort

spille ud

hvad har han spilt ud?

vi er paa Parti

mit Parti

med Blin'demand

et godt Kort

hvad er Trumf?

Trumf/en

trumfe

stikke; f01ge paa

Stik/ket

blive slem

Jetons'/ene; laagge paa

ny Om'gang!
Hasard'spil/let

Roulet/ten

i Ressource/n

Spil'lehus; Spil'lehelvede

holde Bank/en

Bank'holder/en

Ind'sats/en; saette

man maa vove

have Held, U'held

vinde; Gevinst/en

tabe; Tab/et

tabe alt, spille bort

spraenge Bank/en

spille h0it

han er en Spiller

Spil'ledjaevel/en

spil'le falsk

en Falsk'spiller

ribbe, plyndre

189

Lot'tery; games.

189

Lotteri'; Lege.

The lot'tery; the lot

a blank

the great prize

to draw lots; let us d. 1.

the drawing of lots; to be

list of prizes [drawn

the state lot'tery

to play in the lot'tery

the double-prize; the tern

what numbers came out
this time?

the lot'tery-office

lot'tery-tickets
Soci'ety games

to arrange' in pairs

games of forfeit

to give a forfeit

to buy one's self off

the penance

the mocking chair

to make tableaux' vivants'

to play at Chinese' shades

the riddle

thepic'ture-puzzle, charade'

to propose'; the solution

to find out

you won't guess that!
Children's games

to play

what is being played?

to blay ball

shuttle-cock and battle-
to play circles [door; the

to whip a top [racket

to fly a kite;
to swing

to try to catch one another

to play at hide and seek

blindman's buff

striking the pot
Toys

a punch

the doll

Lotteri'/et; Lod/det

et blankt Nummer, Nite

det store Lod

traekke Lod; vi skal trsekke

Training; blive trukket

Traek'ningsliste

det of'fentlige Lotteri'

spille i Lotteri' et

Ambe/n; Taerne n

hvilke Numre er konunet
ud den'negang?

Lotteri'kontor

Lod'sedl/er
Sel'skabslege

op'stille Par'vis

Pan'teleg/e

give Pant

lose ind

Dom/men

Forund'ringsstol en

arrange're le'vende Bil'led/-

gjere Skyg'gebilled/er [er

Gaade/n

Re'bus/en, Bogstav'gaadc n

op'give; Opl0s'ning/en

finde ud

det gjaetter du ikke
Bor'neleg/e

lege

hvad leger de?

slaa Bold

Fjaer'bold/en; Raket'/ten

lege med Ten'debaaml

slaa Snur'rebasse

sende op en Drage; huske
sig; huske, gynge sig

lege Sidsten, H0g og Due

lege Gjem'sel

Blin'debttk

slaa til Pot/ten
Legate!

en Sprael'lemand

Dukke'n. Huk'kemand

190

190

Toys; the races.

Le'getei; Vaed'delob.

a toy-the'atre

toy-soldiers; a toy wind-

the rocking horse [mill

the box of mp'saics

the box of bricks

bricks; to build

to cut out pictures

to paint

transfers, transfer pictures

dissolving views

the magic lantern

the lot'tery with numbers

the cards; to call out

one row!; a card!

two rows, cards!

Public amusements.

The races
the horse race
the flat race
the steeple chase
the hip'podrome
the race course
the hurdle; the turf
the weighing place
the stands; the box
the totalisator
to bet; bets
race-horse; fa'vourite
a tho'rough-bred, half-blood
the jockey: to train
the start; false start
to start the horses
to take an ob'stacle
to fall; to fall backwards
to overtake' the others
to take the lead
the finish
dead heat; beaten
by the length of a nose
the goal; the dioptric-glass
the umpires
to protest'

et Duk'keteater

Soldat'/er; et Vind'spil

Gyng'ehest/en

Le'get0i til at saette sammen

Byg'gekasse/n

Byg'geklods/er; bygge

klippe ud Billed/er

tegne med Tusch

Af'trykningsbillede/rne

Skyg'gebillede/rne

Laterna Magica

Tom'bola

Kort/ene; raabe op

en Raekke!; Et Kort!

to Raekke/r, Kort!

Offentligre Forlys'telse/r.

Vaed'del0b/et, Kapl0b/et

Hes'tekapl0b/et

Kapl0b paa jaevn Bane

Kapl0b med Forhin'dringer

Hippodrom'/en

Tra'verbane/n

H:ek/ken; Slette/n

Sa'delplads/en

Tribu'ne/n; Loge/n

Totalisa'tor/en

vasdde; Vaed'demaal

VaBd'del0bshest; Favorit'

enfuld'blods,halvblodsHest
! Jockey/en; traene're

Start/en; feil Start

starte

springe over enForhind'ring
\ styrte; falde paa Ryg/gen
! tage igjen de andre

tage Tet/en

Slut'ningskamp/en

u'afgjort L0b; slaaet

paa et He'stehoved naer

Maal/et

Pris'dommer/en

proteste're

191

191

The races; ihe the'atrc.

Leb'et; Thet'teret.

the winning horse
the trotting-race
the trotting-match
Bi'cycle race
the ve'lodrome
the bi'cycle course; a racer
professional; gen'tleman
the fly-race [cyclist

the stay-race
with pace-makers
preliminary runs
the decisive run
in the last round

The the'atre.

thea'trical

the amphithe'atre; steps

the play-house

the o'pera

the open air the'atre

the en'trance-hall; the lobby

the cloak-room

the house

the middle passage

emergency doors

was it full (empty)?

crowded; overcrowded
The ticket

how much is the en'trance-

the en'trance-fee [fee?

the free ticket

at the day-booking-office

at the ev'ening-b.-o.

the booking-clerk

to order in advance'

to note down; to reserve'

booking beforehand
Seats

seat, standing place

a fauteuil'

the stalls

a place in the stalls

Sei'ervinder/en

Trav'10b/et

Trav'kjering'en

Cy'kelleb
UyTcelbane n

Kju'rebane/n; en Rytter
Professionist'; Amater
fly'ing Start
staa'ende Start
med Pacemaker
For'sprang
det af'gjorende L0b
ved den sidste Runde

Theater et.

theatralsk'

Amfi'theater/et; Trin

Thea'ter/et

O'pera/en

Som'mertheater/et

Vestibu'le/n; Foi/er'/en

Gardero'he n

Til'skuerplads/en

Midt'gang/en

Nod'udiMiiu c

var det godt(daarligt)Hus?

prop'fuldt; o'verfyldt
Billet/terne

hvad koster Billet'/ten?

Entre'/en

Fri'billet/ten

ved Billet'luge n

ved Billet'luge/n

Kasse'rer en

for'udbestille

notere; reserve're

For'haandssalg/et
Plads/e

Sid'deplads, Staa'plads

( )rkes'terplads, enFoi/.

Parkct/tet

en Parket'plads

192

Stage; actors.

192

Scene; Sku'espiller.

the cushion
in which row?
we sat in the tenth row
at the end of the row
the pit [stalls

boxes on both sides of the
in the first, second, third
tier of boxes; b. -keeper
the gal'lery; the seat of the

The stage [gods;

the proscen'ium; the place
before' the foot-lights; the
the prompter's box [foot-1. :
the boards; the trap-door !
behind' the scenes
fine scen'ery
the transformation
the loft for stage-machin'-
the curtain [ery

to drop the curtain
to draw; to rise

Actor, actress
leading actor
leading actress
noble father, ~ mother
cha'racter player
in an ex'cellent get-up
the lover; the naive'
the soubrette'; the comic
the supernu'meraries [actor
to go to the stage
the sa'lary; to engage'
the engagement
the first appearance
to appear'for the first time;
the stage'-fever [debutant'
where does he appear'?
his be'nefice
the benefi'ciary
the tournee',
the empresa'rio
man'ager;
regisseur'

Pude/n

i hvilken Raekke?

vi sad i tiende Raekke

sidst i Raekke/n

staa'ende Parket; Parterre

Parket'loge/n

i f0rste, anden, tredje Rad;

Billett0r'

Galleri'/et; 0verste Galleri,
Scene/n [Amfi'

Prosce'nium; Rampe/n;

Lam'peraekke/n
Souffleur'lugeln
Scene/n; Forsaen'kning/en
bag Kulis'se/rne
vakre Dekoration'/er
Sce'neforandring/en
Sno'reloft/et
For'haeng/et, Taeppe/t
lade gaa ned, falde
lade gaa op; gaa op
Sku'espiller, ~inde
Helt/en, ferste Sku'espiller
Heltinde/n, f0rste Skuespil-
HeltensFar, ~Mor [lerin'de
Karakter'skuespiller
en ud'maerket Maske
Elsker/en; Ingenu'e/n
Soubret'te/n;i Ko'mikeren
Statist'/erne
gaa til Scene/n
Gage/n; engage're (til)
Engagement'/et
den f0rste Op'traeden, De-
debutere; Debutant [but/en
Lam'pefeber/en
hvor op'traeder han?
hans Benefi'ce
Beneficiant'/en, ~inde/n
Turne/en; Im-

presa'rio/en
Thea'terdirekt0r;

193

To play; performance.

193

Lege; Op'forclsc.

a good com'pany

nothing but strolling players
The part

cast

to play a part

who plays Ro'meo?

she plays Desdemona

he does not play in it

the representation

to rehearse'; final rehear-

the ensemble' fsal

they play well together

prompter

to prompt; the cue

to enter; to leave
His play

to play well, badly

to iden'tify one's self with

he plays won'derfully [one's

they play mi'serably [part

the dumb-show

the mimic action

mimic; dramatic art
What are they going to

drama or o'pera? [play?

the posters

No performance!

first representation

last of all

at universal request'

for the tenth time

to be played

to be performed'

to perform'

the performance

in the repertory

in preparation

to put on the stage

the mise-en-scene
The play

the drama [pose

the play written for a ptir-

Hecker, English. 13

et godt Sel'skab

kun om'reisende Selskab/er
Rolle n

Rol'lebesaetning

spille en Rolle

livem spiller Romeo?

hun spiller Desdemona

han har in^en Rolle der

Frem'stilling'en

prove; General'pr0ve

Sam'soil/let

deresSam'spil er ud'maerket

Sufflor'

suffle're; Stik'ord/et

op'traede; slutte
Hans Spil

spille godt, daarligt

gaa op i sin Rolle

han spiller stor'artet

de spiller elen'diut

det stumme Spil

Mi'nesoil let

ini'inisk; Sku'espilkunst
Hvad spilles der?

Skuespil eller Opera?

Plakat/en

Ingen Fo'restilling!

Premiere

uigjenkal'delig sidste Gang

efter mange Op'fordringer

for ti'ende Gang

gaa over Scene/n

komme til Op'forelse

op'fere

Op'forelse n

pa;i Repertoir'/et

under Ind'studering

sii-tte i Scene

Isce'nesettdse/n

Sku'cspfl/let

SkiKspi! let. Drama/et
Tendens'stykke/t

H e c k e r, Norsk (Dansk). 13

194

Play ; o'pern.

194

•

Sku'espil ; Opera.

tra'gedy

tra'gical; co'mical
the co'medy
a farce
the drol'lery
a piece in one act
the act

the in'terval, entr'act
the scene [logue

prologue; e'pilogue; mon'o-
fluent, dragging, flat, point-
ed di'alogue

where does the piece play?
characters; the leading
the contents' [character i
the plot; the intrigue'
the change
the solution
a stage-effect'; trick
the f eerie
the scen'ery
the costumes
pan'tomime; pantomimic
the ballet
the ballet corps
ballet dancer; solo dancer
the merodrama
An o'pera; operette'
the comic o'pera
the o'pera season
the libretto; text book
the music arranged' for the
to arrange' (for) [piano
the score
the o'verture

the finale; the leading theme
the airs; the romance'
the a'ria di bravura
the intermezzo
to sing (see chap. XIV)
the singers; the cho'ruses
the chorus singer
the instrumentation

S0r'gespil, Trage'die

tra'gisk; ko'misk, mun'ter

Lyst'spil/let, Kome'die/n

en Farce

Sp0g/en, Farcen

en En'akter

Akt/en

Mel'lemakt/en

Scene/n

Prolog'; Epilog'; Monolog'

hurtig, slaebende, plat, vit-

tig Dialog

hvor fo'regaarHand'lingen?
Person'/er;Ho'vedperson/en
Hand'ling/en

Forvik'ling/en; Intri'ge/n
Om'veksling/en,Forand'ring
Knudens Lbs'ning
en Knald'effekt; Kneb, Fif
Ud'styrsstykke/t
Ud'styr/et
Kostume/rne

Pantomi'me; pantomi'misk
Ballet/ten
Ballet'selskab/et
Ballet'danser; So'lodanser
Syn'gespil/let

En O'pera; Operet'te
O'pera buffa
O'perasaison/en
O'pcratekst; Tekst'bog
Klaver'udtog/et
arrangere for
Partitur'/en

For'spil/let. Overture/n
Finale/n; Le'demotiv/et
Arie/n; Roman'ce/n
Bravour'arie/n
Mel'lemspil/let
synge (se Kap. XIV)
San'ger/ne; Kor/ene
Korist'(in'de)
Instrumentation'

105

The performance.

195

Fo'rcstillinRcn.

in'struments (chap. XIV)
the or'chestra; the band
band-master, leader
to conduct'; tiie conduc-
musician; player [tor's baton
vi'olin-player; piano-pi,
flute-, trumpet-player
harp-player, man'dolinist
to play (cp. chap. XIV)
The performance has

commenced'
when will it be over?
a play-bill, please
thein'tervals; counter-ticket
the au'dience; spectators
to be late
sit down; hat off!
si'lence!; louder!; stop!
the o'pera glass
the applause'
to clap; to applaud'
a storm of applause'
the claque
bravo!

encore' (to encore')
to call before the footlights
he was called five times;

the call, the encore'
a piece draws
attractive

to meet with applause'
if it is a hit
to make full houses
the crowd is enormous
a brilliant success'
to receive' kindly
a xncces d'e*
a failure; to fall through
to hiss, to whistle
the hissing
The concert
to give a concert
the concert room

13*

Instrument' er (Kap. XIV!)
Orkes'ter/et; Kapel/let
Kapel'mester, Dirigent'
dirigere; Takt'stok/ken
Mu'siker; Musikant'
Violinist'; Pianist'
F10itenist'; Trompet'blaeser
Harpe-, Mandolin'spiller
spille (se Kap. XIV)

Fo'restilling/en er be-

gyndt

naar slutter det?
vil De give mig et Program'
Pause/rne; Ud'gangsbillet
Pub'likum/met;Tirskuer/en
komme forsent'
sid ned!; Hat/ten af!
Hvs!; h0iere!; slut!
Thea'terkikkert/en
Bi'fald/et, Applaus/en
klappe; applaude're
en Bi'faldsstorm
Claque I en
bravo!

(forlange) da capo
kalde frem foran Rampe/n
han blev frem'kaldt fern
Gang/e; Frem'kaldelse/n
et Stykke tracker
vaere et Kas'sestykke
vinde Bi'fald
hvis det slaar an
tra'kke fuldt Hus
Tirstremmingenerkoloi
en stor'artet Succes
tage godt imod
Succi's ilVstime
Fiasko; gjore Fiasko
ud'pibe
Pi'bekoncert/en

Koncert'cn
koncerte'rc
Koncert'snl en

196

Concert; fair.

the programme

vocal music

instrumental music

or'chestra music

sym'phony; symphonic

the pot'pourri

the climax

as an extra
The music-hall

the po'pular music-hall

music-hall singer
Vari'ety the'atre

a'crobats, equi'librists

serpent-men

transformation artists

ventri'loquists

cpn'jurers, jugglers; con'-
juring tricks
Fair

the stalls

shooting-stand

the lucky bag

mast-climbing

the merry-go-round

wan'dering minstrel; juggler

char'latan; somnam'bulist

to tell fortune

a panorama

the Punch and Judy show

the mena'gery

wax-works

curio'sities

cinema'tograph
A circus

the high riding-school

the amble

to make volts, to ca'racol

to skip through hoops

circus-rider; clown

athlete

to show feats of strength

the rope-dancer

to dance on the rope

196

Koncert; aar'ligt Marked.

Program'/met

Vokal'musik

Instrumentarmusik

Orkes'termusik

Symfoni'; symfo'nisk

Potpourri'/en

Glans'punk/et

som Ex'tranummer
Kaf'fekoncertlokale/t

Cafe chantant, Variete

Chansonet'tesangerinde
Variet^

Akrobat'/er, Jongl0r'/er

Slan'gemenneske/r

Forvand'lingskunstner/e

Bug'taler

Tas'kenspiller, Tryl'lekunst-
ner ;Tas'kenspillerkunst/er
Aarligt Marked

Mar'kedsbod/en

Sky'depavillion

Tom'bola

Klat'ring i Stang

Karussel'/len

Ga'desanger; Gj0gler

Kvak'salver; Somnambu'le

spaa

en Perspektiv'kasse

Duk'keteater/et

Menageri'/et

Voks'kabinet

Kuriositet'/er

Kinematograf
Et Cirkus

Ri'deskole/n

spansk Ridt

gj0re Volte/r

springe gjennem T0n'de-

Kunst'rytter; Klown [baand

Atlet

vise Kraft'pr0ve/r

Li'nedanser/en

danse paa Line

197

Fireworks; the arts.

to balance
the balancing pole
There will be a display'
of fireworks to-night
pyro'technist; to let off
a piece of fire-works
Venetian night
Chinese' lanterns; torch-
the stick-lantern [light pro-
Bengal lights [cession
the petard; fire-wheels
suns; fire-bails
the rocket; a squib
frogs

XIV.

Fine Arts.
Gen'eral observations.

the li'beral arts
the plastic arts
to flourish; the flower
aesthetics; aesthetic
beau'tiful; beauty
charming; won'derful
ugly; ug'liness
horrible; repugnant
aesthetic taste
The artist
to cul'tivate an art
a'mateur; amateurish
a beginner; cele'brities
the gen'ius; highly-gifted
the bungler; the out'sidei
the aca'demy of arts
an art-union

197

Fymrrkeri' et ; Kunst/en.

balance're

Balan'cestani;
I aften er der Fyr-

vaerkeri'

Fyr'varker; af'hramde
et Fyrvaerkeri'
italiensk' Nat

Papir'lygt/er; Fak'keltog/et
Stang'laterne
bengalsk' lid
Petarde/n; Ild'hjul
Sol/er, Ildkugler
Raket/ten; en Svaer'rner
Fr0, Froske

XIV.

Skjunnc Kiinst «T.

Aliiiin'tli-liirc nrtryk.
de frie Kunst er
de bil'dende Kunst er
blom'stre; Blom'stringstid -
^Estetik'/en; aeste'tisk [en
skj0n; Skjon'hed/en
hen'rivende; vidun'derlig

Sivu'lieil en

skraek'kelig; modby'delig
Kunst'-. Skjon'hedssans

Kunst'ner/en
dyrke en Kunst
Dilletant'; dilletant'lsk
en Ny'begynder; Fo'rer/e
Qeni/et; Denial1
Fus'keren: Laeg'mand/en

t'akaden
en Kunst'forening

198

Collection; cri'ticism.

A collection
collector; Maecenas
to collect' something
the ca'binet of anti'quities
a collection of art
picture-gal'lery; museum
the card of admission
exhibition of arts
the palace of the exhibition
to open, to inaugurate
the o'pening, inauguration
to go the round
have a look at it
to see; the jury
to reject'; to award' a prize
the golden medal [tion
not en'tering into competi-

Cri'ticism; cri'tical
the art critic
the connoisseur'
com'petent

to cri'ticise; to judge
to be appreciated
to cause a sensation
to admire'; to condemn'
the conception; execution;
composition

arrangement; tech'nical skill
realistic; re'alism; nat'ura-
lism; naturalistic
the moderns; the ancients
classic; idealistic
anti'quity; antique'

The effect'
straining after effect'
to make an effect'
effective
falling flat

Tasteful
simple; na'tural
true to na'ture; full of life
ori'ginal, pecu'liar

198

Sam'ling; Kritik.

En Sam'ling

Sam'ler; Maecenat'

samle paa noget

Antikvitet'samling/en

en Kunst'samling

Galleri'; Musae'um

Ad'gangskort/et

Kunst'udstilling

Ud'stillingsbygning/en

aabne, ind'vie

Aabning/en, Indvrelse

g]0re en Runde

du b0r se den

bese'; Jury/en

refuse're; tiTkjende en Pris

Guld'medalje/n

u'denfor Konkurran'ce/n
Kritik '/en; kri'tisk

Kunst'kritiker/en

Kunst'skj0nner/en

kompetent'

kritise're; bed0m'me

blive an'erkjendt

vaekke Opmaerk'somhed

beun'dre; forkas'te

Op'fatning/en;Ud'f0relse/n;
Komposition'/en

Arrangement'/et;Teknik'/en

realis'tisk; Realis'me; Na-
turalis'me; naturalis'tisk

de Moder'ne; de Gamle

klas'sisk; idealis'tisk

Antlk'/ken; antik
Effekt'/en

bereg'net paa Effekt

virke

virk'ningsfuld, effekt'fuld

virk'ningslos
S m a g ' f u 1 d

enkel; natur'lig

natur'tro; fuld af Liv

original', eiendom'melig

199

199

Cri'ticism; architecture.

artistic

a work of art
The master piece

ex'cellency

ma'sterly

incom'parable

unri'valled

splendid, magni'ficent

a real jewel!

the soaring flight; the fire

the gen'eral tone

expressive
Me'diocre, poor

cold; co'lourless

stiff, wooden

mono'tonous

flat; vulgar, tri'vial
Tasteless

petty, forced, smooth

unna'tural

affected; stilted

artificial; affectation

overrefined'

man'nerism

ficti'tious

piquant: indecent; obscene'

unartistic

eccentric; grotesque'
Imitation

imitator: to i'mitate

copied from -

to remind' of something

reminis'cences

a pla'giarism; pla'giarist

to pa'rody

the pa'rody: ca'ricatured

the ca'ricature

Architecture.

architect'ural
columns; pillars
Doric' Jonic, Corin'thian
the ca'pital; the cornice

Kritik'; Arkitektur'.

kunst'nerisk

et Kunst'viurk
Mes'tervaerk/et

Mes'terskab/et

mes'terlig

uforlig'nelig

u'overtruffet

herlig, pra<yffuld

et sandt Kleno'die!

Flugt/en; Ild/en

Stem'ning/en

stemnin'gsfuld
Ubety'delig, tar'velig

nogtern; far've!0s

stiv, klod'set

ens'formig, monoton'

plat; banal, trivial'
S m a g ' 1 0 s

pir'ket, o'verlaesset, slik'ket

op'styltet, op'skruet

s0gt; affekte'ret

kunst'let; Affectation'/en

forkunst'let, manie'ret

Maner'/en

raffiner'et

pikant'; usom'melig

u'kunstnerisk

barok; grotesk'
E f ' t e r 1 i g n i n g/e n

Ef'terliener; ef'terligne

laant Idee efter -

minde om noget

Lig'lied/er, Reminiscens'/er

et Plagiat'; Plagia'tor

parode're

Parpdi/en; karike'ret

Karikatur'/en

Arkitekt.ir <•...
arkitekto'nisk
Seile r; Pil'le/r
dorisk. jo'nisk. korin'tisk
Kapitiel'/en; GesimsVen

200

Architecture; sculpture.

200

Arkitektur'; Skulptur'.

the arcade'
the por'tico
the co'lonnade; porch
the arches; pointed arch
the semicir'cular arch
Roman; Gothic
early Christ'ian; Moorish
the apse; the nave
the transept

barrel-, cross-arched-vault
the cu'pola
the Renais'sance
baroque' — , ro'coco style
the pseudo-classic style
the foundation-stone; laying
of the f.-st.

to build (cp. Chap. Ill)
temple-ruins
decayed' pa'laces
a triumphal arch
the py'ramids
tombs of kings; the mummy
to make excavations
to ex'cayate
anti'quities

Sculpture.

plastic art; plastic
the sculptor

To work as a sculptor
from nature
from imagination
the workshop, the stu'dio
to form; the clay
to mould; the model
to sit, stand as a model
in few sittings
to carve, to chisel
the chisel; the mallet; the
embossing-stick
plaster-casts; plaster-of-
to express' in marble [Paris
the dotted manner [figures

S0ile-, Bu'ehal/len
S0ile-, Bu'egang/en
Kolonna'de/n: For'hal
Bue/rne; Soids'bue
Rund'bue/n
romansk'; go'tisk
gam'melkristelig; mau'risk
Ap'sis/en; Skib/et
Kors'gang/'en, Tvaer'skib/et
T0nde-, Kors'hvaelving
Kuo'pel/en
Renaissance/n
Barok'-, Rococostil
Paryk'stil/en
Grund'sten/en; Ned'laegning

af Grund'sten/en
bygge (se Kap. Ill)
Tem'pelruin/er
forfal'dne Palads/er
en Triumf'bue
Pyrami'de/rne
Kon'gegrav/e; Mumie/n
fo'retage Ud'gravning/er
ud'grave noget
Antikvitet'/er

Bil'ledhuggerarbeide, Skulp-

Plastik'/en; plastisk tur/-
Bil'ledhugger/en
Modelle're
efter Natur/en
efter Fantasi'/en
Vcerk'sted/et, Atelier'/et
forme; Lere/n
modeller'e; Model'/len
sidde, staa Model
sidde nogle Gange
ud'hugge, meisle
Meisei/en;Ham'mer/en;Mo-
deller'pinde/n; Glat'tetrap
Gibs'aftst0bning/er; ~fi-
o'verf0re i Mar'mor [gur/er
Punkter'metode/n

201

201

Sculpture; painting.

Skulptur'; Mai,

to rough-hew; to finish

to cast in bronze
The plastic work

the relief; in relief

high-relief, bas-relief

a freeze; top-mouldings

the bust; the group

a hennes, ca'ryatid

the statue

in life-size (above' l.-s.)

the pe'destal; the socle

the equest'rian statue

to raise a mon'ument

when will it be unveiled'?

the unveiling
The wood-carver

wood-carving

to carve

to chase; chaser; chasing;
chasing-chisel

this is hammered

gem-carving

la'pidary; the ca'meo; a
gem

the mo'saic; wood-mo'saic

tarsiatura; inlaid'

Painting.

fresco-painting
wood-, glass-painting
gouache'-painting
painting in water-colours
to paint with wnter-colotirs
to paint in water-colours
oil-painting [crayon

paster-painting; pastel'-
his'tory-, genre-painting
portrait-, landscape-, a'ni-

mal-painting; picturesque'
Painter, lady painter
portrait-, landscape-, genre-,

a'nimal-painter fpastel'-p.
painter in water-colours

til'hugge grovt: ud'fore
stebe i Bronce

Bil'ledvaerk/et
Relief/et; op'hoiet
Haut' 'relief', Bos' relief
en Frise; Gavl'udsmykning
Buste/n; Gruppe/n
en Hermes, Karyatide
Sta'tue/n. Bil'ledst0tte/n
i (over) natiir'lig Stor'relse
Postament'/et; Sok'kel en
Rvt'terstatue n
reise et Min'desmaerke
naar blir det af'sloret?
Afsl0ring/en

Bil'ledskjaere r/e n
Trae'skjaerearbeide/t
skjaere ud
cisele're; Ciselor'; Cisele'-

ring; Stik'kel
det er dre'vet
Sten'skjajrekunst/en
i Sten'skjaerer; Kame'en; en

Gem me

Mosaik'/en; ind'lagt Tras'-
indlagt [arbeide

Maleri' et.

Fres'komaleri
Trae'-, Glas'maleri
Goua'chetegning

Akvarel'billede/t
male med Vand'farve/r
male med Akvarel'farve/r
Orjemalerl et

Pastel'billede/t; Far'\
histo'risk Billede; Genre-
Portraet-, Land'skab-

Dy'rehillede; ma'lerisk
Maler : .\\a!erin'de
Portra t-. I.and'skabs-,

Genre-, rv'renialer
Akva: -tel'maler

202

202

To paint; the colours.

Male ; Farve/ne

To paint

the man'ikin

the maul-stick; sketching-

the easel; the pallet [stool

the brush; stroke of the b.

the painter's box

colour-tubes; scoop

oil-colours; to mix

to dry; canvas

the varnish; to varnish

light, dark; to darken

colouring

glaring, dull colours

shining colours, tints

faded

shades, tinges

the enamel, to enamel
Colours

white, grey, black

green, red, pink

purple, yellow

blue, darkblue; brown

chestnut-coloured

earth-coloured [red

cho'colate-, copper-colou-

lemon-, straw-coloured

orange, golden-yellow

as yellow as a quince

flesh-coloured, blood-red

scarlet, brick-red

carmine

crimson

vi'olet

lilac

sky-blue, azure

marine'-, ultramarineblue

em'erald, sea-green

grass-green, mauve

olive-green

coal-black

milk-white

snow-white

whitish, blackish

Male

ModePfigur

Ma'lerstok/ken; Skam'mel/-

Staffeli'/et; Palet'/ten [en

Pen'sel/en; Pen'selstr0g/et

Ma'lerkasse/n

Far'vetube/r: Far'vekniv

OFjefarve/r; blande

(ind)t0rre; Laerred

Fernis'/sen; fernisse're

lys, m0rk; m0rkne

Far'vegivning, Kolorit'

grelle, mat/te Farve/r

ly'sende Farve/r, Tinte/r

af'bleget, ud'visket

Nuancejr, Af'skygning/er

Lasur/en; lasere
Farve/r

hvid, graa, sort

gr0n, r0d, rosa

pur'pur, gul

blaa, m0r'keblaa; brun

kastan'jebrun

jord'farvet

chokola'de-, kob'berbrun

citron'-, straa'gul

oran'ye-, guld'gul

gul som Kvaede

k]0d'farvet, blod'r0d

skarla'genr0d, tegl'stenrod

karmin'farvet

karmesin'r0d

viol'blaa, violet

syren'farvet, lilla

him'melblaa, azur'blaa

mari'ne-, ul'tramarineblaa

smara^d'-, s]0gr0n

grses'gr0n

oli'vener0n

kul'sort

mel'kehvid

sne'hvid

hvid'agtie, sort'agtig

203

The picture; the portrait

203

Billedet; Portnet'/tet.

reddish, bluish

greenish, yel'lowish

to have a — tint

coloured; many-coloured

mottled [ture

The painting; the pic-
wall-painting; frescoes

an altar-piece; triptych

the panorama

a min'iature

the oil-painting

a water-painting

a pastel'-painting
What does itrepresent'71

the subject; the accessaries

still-life; flower-piece

to make a pendant to

the landscape; sea-piece

the genre-picture

the frame; to frame

the study [the life-model

the study after life model;

the perspective

the short'enings

to stand out in relief; the
back-ground
The portrait

her picture

she has had herself paint-
ed; to portrait [length p.

half-length portrait; full-

the breast-piece; the profile'

in profile', full-face

the at'titude

the resemblance; resem-

it resembles him [bling

she is flattered

a splendid likeness

it does not resemble; he
does not strike off the fea-

who is this to be? [tures

that isn't she!

rod'lig, blaa'lig

grcmlig, gul'lig

skjaere, spille i

tarvot: kulert

broget
Maleri'/et; Bil'lede/t

Vaeg'maleri; Freske/r

et Al'terbillede; Trip'tykon

Panora'ma/et

et Miniatur'billede

Ol'jemaleri/et

en Akvarel'

en Pastel'
Hvad fo'restiller det?

Sujet'/tet; Bi'figur cue

Stil'leben; Blomsterbillede

vaere en Pendant' til

Land'skab/et; Marine

GWrebillede/t

Ramme/n; ind'ramme

Studie/n

Akt'studie/n; Akt/en

Perspektiy'/et

Forkort'ning/erne

frem'haeve sig, frem'traede;
Bag'grund/en

Portraet'/tet
hendes Portraet'
hun har ladet sig male;

portraete're

Knae'billede; i hel Figur
Brvst'billede/t; Profil'/en
prof H,

Stirling 'en, Hold'ning/en
Lig'hed/en; lig
det ligner ha-n
hun er flatte'ret
ud'inaerket, slaa'ende
det ligner ikke; han traeffer

ikke Ligheden
hvcni skal det vaere?
det er ikke hende!

204

The drawing; the engraving.

204

Teg'ning'en: Stik ket.

The drawing

the pencil-drawing

the pen-and-ink sketch

the charcoal drawing

Chinese' ink

drawing paper

the drawing-board

the drawing-pen

the drawing-pin

the sketch-book

the sketch, the first draft
To draw

to sketch

to lay out the mea'sure-

the outlines [ments

to shade; the shading;
shades

hatched; stumped

the stump

the chiaro-oscuro ; the lights

the drawing-copy

the or'nament; a'rabesques

the fo'liage

to copy

at sight

the ruler; the com'passes

the car'penter's rule

an enlargement

to enlarge'; to reduce'

the reduction

the pant'ograph

to trace; to pounce; the
tracing paper

the oil-paper
The engraving

to engrave'

the burin; engraver

the copper-, steel-engraving

a wood-cut: to cut in wood

etching

to etch

litho'graphy

H'thographed; photo'typy

Teg 'n ing/en

Bly'antstegning/en

Pen'netegning/en

Kul'tegning/en

Tusch/en

Teg'nepapir

Teg'nebraet/tet

Rid'sepen/nen

Teg'nestift/en

Skit'sebog/en

Skitse/n, Ud'kast/et
Tegne

skitse're, gj0re Ud'kast

an'laegge

Om'rids/ene, Kontur/erne

schatte're; Schatte'ring/en;
Skygge/r

skrave'ret; schatte'ret med

Stub/ben [Stub

Halv'm0rke/t; Lys/ene

For'tegning/en

Ornament'/et; Arabesk'/er

L0v'vaerk/et

kopie're

paa Fri'haand

Lineal'/en; Pas'ser/en

Vin'kelmaal/et

en Forstor'relse

forst0r're; formind'ske

Formind'skelse/n

Stor'kesnabel/en, Panto-

o'verf 0re ; kalke're ; [graf /en
Kalker'papir

Ol'jepapir/et
Stik/ket, Gravur'e/n

gravere, stikke

Grav'stikke/n; Grav0r/en

Kobber-, Staal'stik/ket

et Trae'snit: skjaere 5 Trae

Rade'rine

rade're

Sten'tryk, Litografi'

litografe're; Lys'tryk

205

Photo'graphy ; music.

205

Fotografi.et; Musik' en.

a photo-, he'lio-gravure'
the chromo'typy
an o'leograph

Photo'graphy
instantan'eous photo'graphy
the instantan'eous photo
the photo'grapher
photo'grapher's stu'dio
the dark-room
the apparatus; theobject'ive
the shutter; the bellows
the plates; films
the ca'mera-stand

He pho'tographs
to take a pho'tograph of
the ne'gative; the po'sitive
to develop; to touch up
to fix; to take a proof
to have one's pho'tograph
smile, if you please [taken
she has moved
se'veral takings
one did not succeed'
he never comes out well
the proofs

sharp, clear; 'in'distinct
how many copies?
shining or opaque'
un'clianging pla'tino-
types
to colour
chromopho'tograph

Mu-io.

mu'sical

are you mu'sical?

to have no taste for music
The sound

to sound

en Foto-, Heliogravure

Far'vetrvk/ket

et Ol'jetrvk

Fotografi/et

Oi'ebliksfotografi

0i'ebliksfotografi/et

Fotograf'/en

fotogra'fisk Atelier

M0r'kekammer/et

Anparat'/et; Objektiv'/et

Laag/et: Bold/en

Pla'de/rne; Films

Stativ'/et
Han fotografe'rer

tape en Plade af

Ne'gativ/et; Po'sitiv/et

frem'kalde; retousche're

fikse're; kopiere

lade sig fotografe're

se licit ven'ligere IK!, er De

hun har vaeret uro'lig [snil

flere Plade/r

en er blevet daar'lig

han blir aldrig god

Pr0'vebillede/rne

skarp, klar: uty'delig

hvor mange Kopi/er?

hlankc eller matte?

uforan'derlige Pla'tinafoto-
grafi/er

kolore're

Far'vefotografi/er

Musik en.

musikalsk'

er De musikalsk?
vaere panske u'musikalsk
Klang/en, Tone
kliime, lyde

con'sonance; the eu'phony Sam'klang; Vel'klnng/en
euphon'ious; melod'ious I vel'kliimciHic: inolo'disk
the har'mony; harmon'ious , Harmoni'/en, harmo'nisk

206

Notes; to play.

206

Node/n; spille.

disharmon'ious

the dis'sonance
A note

the diatonic scale

do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, si

se'mibreve, minim, crotchet,
quaver, se'miquaver, demi-
se'miquaver

c sharp, d sharp

a flat, b flat

great, little octave'

the third — , fourth octave'

a whole tone; semitone

the scale

diatonic; chromatic

ascending, descending

vi'olin — , bass clef

high notes, low notes

flat; sharp

the na'tural, repetition,

double bar

grace-notes

turn; shake

legato; slurred

staccato; pizzicato

in which key is it?

minor, major

the colour, co'lorature

in'tervals; rests

in what time?

2 crotchets, 3 quavers

the bars; tempo, time
Music

music-book, -leaf

the music-case

the music-stand
To play; to practise

the aca'demy of music

music-lessons

to beat the time; to keep
time

the tuning-fork

to strike a note

disharmo'nisk

Dissonan'ce/n
En Node

Lin'jesystem/et

c, d, e, f, g. a, h

hele, halve, fjer'dedels, ot'-
tendedels, seks'tendedels,
too^tre'divtedels Node/r

cis, dis

as, b

stor, liden Oktav

en'-, to'str0get

hel Tone; halv Tone

Scala/en

diato'nisk; kroma'tisk

op'adgaaende; ned'adgaa-

Violin-, Basn0gle [ende

h0ie Tone/r, dybe Tone r

B/et; Kryds/et

Opl0s'nings-, Repetitions'-,
Slut'ningstegn

Forsir'inger

Dobbeltslag, Trille

bun'det: s!0i'fet

stacca'to; pizzica'to

i hvilken Ton'art er det?

Moll/en; Dur/en

Kolorit'/ten

Interval'/ler; Pause/r

i hvilken Takt?

i to fjer'dedels,treot'tende-

Takt/en;Tempo/et[delsTakt
Node/r

No'dehefte; -blad

No'demappe/n

No'destativ/et
Spille, 0ve

Musik'skole/n

Musik'time/r

angive, slaa Takt/en; holde
Takt/en

Stem'megaffel/en

anslaa en Tone

207

To make music; in'struments.

207

Musicere; Instrument er.

to touch a chord

to touch a wrong note

false notes

finger ex'ercises

the fin'gering

to play scales, runs

technique'

the touch; hard, soft

to strum; to thump

to have a good ear

to play by ear

play something to us
To make music

the mu'sical evening

duets; to play the first, the
second part

to play from notes

by heart; at sight

to play well at sight

to im'provise

feeling; expression

verve; fire

with virtuo'sity
He composes

composed' by

composer

the coun'terpoint

a niece of music

the ex'ercise; the sonata

the march; a dance

the fugue, suite

the theme; the phrase

the pa'raphrase

chamber-music

church-music

the orato'rio

The in'striinient.

The wind-in'strument
to blow; the month-piece

the keys; the stops
the bag-pipe; shawm
the flute: the fife

tage en Akkord

spille u'rent

falske Tone r

Fin'gerovelse/r

Fin'gersaetning/en

spille Skala, L0b

Fin'gerfaerdighed

An'slag/et: haardt, bledt

klimpre; hamre 10s

have godt Geh0r

spille efter Geh0r

spil noget for os
Musice're

Musik'aften/en

fir'haendte; spille Diskant'/-
en, Bas/sen

efter Node/r

u'denad; fra Blad/et

spille godt fra Blad/et

fantase're

F0'lelse; Ud'tryk

lid: Flugt

med Virtuositet'
Han kompone'rer

kompone'ret af

Komponist'

Kon'trapunkt/et

et Musik'stykke

Etude/n: Sonate/n

March/en: en Dans

Fuge/n, Suite In

Thema/et; Phrase/n

Variation'/en

Kam'mermusik

Kir'kcmusik

Orato'ri/et

Instrument «>t.

Blae'seinstrument/et
se; Mund'stykke/t
Klnf feme: Hul/lernc
; Saek'kepibe/n: Lur, Skalmei
I F10ite n: Pic'colofloite/n

208

In'struments.

a hautboy; the horn

the cla'rionet^ the fagotto

the cornet-a-pistons'

the trumpet

blasts of a trumpet

to bray; a flourish

the trombone'
The string-in'strument

the sounding-board

out of tune

to tune; the tuner

the pegs; the fret-board

I stretch, I slacken the

a string snaps [strings

guitar'; harp

the lute; cither; lyre

the man'doline

string-in'strument

the vi'ola

the violoncello

the vi'olin

the bass-viol

the bow

the resin

the stroke of the bow; sor'-
The piano [dine

the cottage piano

a grand

the key-board; the keys

the white, black keys

the pedal
In'struments of percus-

the kettle-drum [sion

the big drum

the drum; the sticks

to drum

a roll of drums

the tam'bourine

the cas'tanets, clappers

the cymbals; the tri'angle
Wind-in'struments

the organ; the pipes,
bellows, registers

208

Instrament'/er.

en Obo; Horn/et

Klarinet'/ten; Fagot'/ten

Cornet'/ten

Trompet'/en

Trompet'st0d

skingre; en Fanfare, Tusch

Basun/en
S t r e n ' g e i n s t r u m e n t/e t

Klang'bund/en

u'stemt

stemme; Stem'mer/en

Skrue/n; Stol/en

jeg strammer, slapper

enStreng springer [Streng/-

Guitar; Harpe [en

Luth/en, Zither/en; Lyre/n

Mandolin'/en

Stry'geinstrument

Bratsch/en

Cello/en, Violence!'

Violin'/en

Con'trabas/sen

Violin'bue/n

Harpix/et

Bu'estr0g/et; Sordin'/'en
Klaver/et

(op'retstaaende) Piano

et Flygel

Klaviatur'/et; Tangen't/erne

de hvide, sorte Tangen't/er

Pedal/len
Slag'instrument/er

Pauke/n

den store Tromme

Tromme/n ;Trom'mestikke/-

slaa Tromme [me

en Trom'mehvirvel

Tamburin'/en

; Kastagnette/rne; Rangle/rne
! Baek'ken/erne; Tri'angel/en
Baelg'instrument/er
i Orgel/et; Pibe/rne,
i Baelg, Regis'ter

209

Singing.

209

Sang/en.

barrel-organ
the harmon'ium
the concertina
the accor'dion
Mechan'ical i n 'stra-
in en ts
the chimes
a mu'sical box
the me'chanism, works
the gram'mophon
the phon'ograph
the cylinder ; the plates
to reproduce'
the reproduction

Singing.

The voice

rough, harsh, hollow, shrill
covered, clear, fresh
extensive, thin
soft, metallic, sonorous
sweet, expressive
soprano; tenor; alto
ba'riton; bass
high, low voice
the timbre, re'gister
chest-voice, head-voice
the falsetto

to sing falsetto; to snap;
his voice is breaking
to be well disposed' to sing
To sing
to hum

with a low voice; softly
with a loud voice; aloud'
in an un'dertone
to raise, to lower the voice
he mo'dulates; modulations
to intone'; trill; co'lora-
tures; flourishes
to sing the scales
the high, deep notes
to sing false; to quaver

Hecker, English. 14

Li'rekasse
et Harmo'nium
en Harmo'nika
Traek'spil/let
Meka'niske Instru-
menter
Klok'kespil let
en Spil'ledaase
Spil'levaerket
Grammophon'/em
Phonograph'en
Valse/n; Plade/rne
reproduce're, gjen'give
Gjen'givelse n

San sen.
Stem 'me n

grov, haard. mat, skarp,
haes, klar, frisk

om'fangsrig, tyiul

bled, metallisk, vel'klin-

yn'dig. sjael'fuld fgende

Sopran; Tenor; Alt

Ba'riton; Bas

hei, dyb Stemme

Klang'farve/n, Regis't
I Bryst-, Ho'vedtone/r
i Fistel-, Falset'toner

slaa om; briste; ban er i
O'vergang/en

va?re ved Stemme
Synge
I nynne

med svag Stemme; sagte
i med staerk Stemme: lioit

halv'hnit

haeve, saenke Stemme n

han module'rer;Modulatioir
1 intone're; Trille; Kolora-
ttir'; Forsi'ring/er

synge Skala/er

de hole, dvbe Tone/r

synge falskt; tremule're

Hecker, Norsk' Dansk). 14

210

To sing; po'etry.

210

Synge; Poesi.

Sing us something
the singer
part-singing
the duet, trio, quartet;

chorus; the solo
to ex'ecute a piece
good execution
the se'renade
the song; the words
music-hall song
the couplet; the burden
after the tune of; to ac-

com'pany on the piano
unaccom'panied, a capella
the national hymn
the canta'bile, re'citative
hymns; the motet'
to train one's voice
the singing mistress
the chorai soci'ety, glee-
singing-aca'demy [band

The art of po'etry.

Po'etry

lyric po'etry; ly'rical
the poem
the book of songs
the hymn; the ode
dithyrambus; e'legy
epic po'etry; e'pical
the poem, epic
po'pular epic
didactic po'etry
epistle', fable, par'able
the satire; sati'rical
the idyl

idyllic; the eclogue
dramatic po'etry
antho'logy
The poet
the Muse; inspired'
lyric, dramatic poet
a rhymester

Syng lidt for os!
: Sang'er/en, Sangerin'de n
I fler'stemmig Sang
; Duet/ten, Terzet/ten, Kvar-
tet/ten; i Kor;; Solo/en

at fo'redrage et Stykke
i godt Fo'redrag
I Serena'den

Sang'en; Tekst/en

Ga'devise

Couplet/en: Om'kvaed/et

efter Melodi af; akkom-
pagne're paa Piano/et

uden Akkompagnement'

National'sang/en

Kanta'bile/n, Recitativ'/et

Koral/er; Motet/ter

ud'danne sin Stemme

Sang'laererind/en

Sang'forening/en

Sang'akademi

Dig'teknnst/en.

Poesi '/en

Lyrik'en; lyrisk

Digt/et

Sang'bog/en

Hym'nen; Ode/n

Dithyram'be; Elegi

E'pisk Dig'tning; e'pisk

Digt/et, Epos

Forkedigtning [ning

belae'rende, didak'tisk Digt-

Epis'tel, Fa'bel, Para'bel

Satiren; sati'risk

Idyl/len

idyl'lisk; Hyr'dedigt/et

drama'tisk Digtning

Antologi'/en
Digter/en

Muse/n; af Guds Naade

Ly'riker, Drarna'tiker

en Vers'emager

211

Po'etry.

211

Dig'tekunsten.

To write po'etry
to sing; to ce'lebrate
in verse

to concoct' verses
he can im'provise
poet'ical
unpoet'ical

the symbol; symbolical
the si'rnile; the me'taphor
the alleg'ory; allegor'ical

Metrics

metrical; the me'trical art
pros'ody; to scan
the rythm; ryth'mical
the verse; the he'mistych
the metre
foot; long, short
the caesura: the hiatus
caco'phony; li'cences
unna'tural inversion
the ex'pletive; doggrel rhy-
mes [bles
octosyllabic, of nine syl'la-
decasyllabic, hendecasyl-
the alexandrine [labic

The rhyme; to rhyme
it rhymes with it; as'sonan-
blankverse;allitteration [ce
mas'culine, fe'minine rhy-
me; rhyming dactyls
the rhyming dictionary

The strophe; the stanza
the terza, the ottava rima
the canzone; the sestina
the sonnet; the ballad

Prose; prosa'ical
to write
writer; author
no'velist

no'velist; hu'morist
the author; the pseu'do-
nyrn; pseudon'ymous
anon'ymous; to write

14"

Digtc

besyn'ge; forher'lige

i bunden Stil

smide Vers

han kan improvise're

dig'terisk, poe'tisk

u'poetisk

Symbo'let; symbolsk'

Lig'nelse: Bil'ledet

Allegori'/en; allego'r
Ver'selaere; Metrik

rnetrisk; Ver'sekunst en
j Prosodi/en; skande're

Rvtme/n; rytmisk
! Vers/et; Hemistichium
! Vers'emaal, Metrum
• Versefod; lang, kort

Caesur/en; Hiatus en

Mis'lyd; Fri'hed

u'naturlig Orn'skrivning

Fyl'dekalk/en, Fyldeord/et;
knudrede Vers

Otte-, Ni'stavelses

Ti-, El'levestavelses

Alexandri'ner/en
Ri ni et; rime

det rimer paa; Halvrim

rimfri; Bog'stavrim/et

mandligt, kvindeligt Rim;
tly'dende Rim
; et Rim'leksikon

Strofe n

Terziner, Okt

Kanzonen; Sestin/en

Sonet/ten; Balla'de n
.sa: prosa'isk

fort,

Li- rfat'ter

Roman'forfatter,
! Novellist'; Humorist'

Autor en. 1-Orfat'ter; Pseu-
donym' et; pseudonym

anonym: forfat'te

14-

212

Works; style.

his works
post'humous works
to exhaust' one's self
the fairy-tale; the legend
the tale, story
to relate'

a humoresque'; hum'orous;
sentimental

the novelette'; the novel
romanesque'; the e'pisode
a love story
to describe', to paint
description

The style; stylistic
fami'liar, epis'tolary style
in the lit'erary style
the e'levated style
the'oryof style; accomplish-
plain; concise' [ed writer
clear; dark; confused'
disconnected; dry
fluid, easy; verbose'
prolix'; inflated
rhe'toric; rhetor'ical
pathetic; too much pathos
careless; polished
the finishing touch
to keep po'lishing at

212

Vaerk.'er; Stil.

xv.

Education, Instruction,
Sciences.

Education.

pedagogics, pe'dagogue

pedago'gical

the method of education

hans Skrift/er
ef'terladte Vaerker
ud't0mme slg
E'ventyr/et; Sagn/et
Fortael'ling/en, Histo'rie/n
fortcel'le

en Humores'ke; humo-
rist'isk; sentimental'
Novel'le/n; Roman'/en
roman'agtig; Episo'de/n
en Kjaer'lighedshistorie
beskri've, skildre
Beskri'velse, Skil'dring
Sti'len; stilist'isk
hver'dagslig, Brev'stil
i h0iere Stil
den op'h0iede Stil
Laere om Stilen; Stilist'
jaevn; fyn'dig, koncis'
klar; dunkel; u'klar
hak'ket; t0r
fly'dende; ord'rig
vid!0f'tig; svulstig
Rhetorik; rheto'risk
pathe'tisk;for megen Pathos
skj0'des!0s; af'pudset
den sidste Afslibning
uafla'delig j>udse paa

XV.

Opdra'gelse, Undervis uing
Yi'denskaber.

Opdra gelsen.

Psedagogik', Paedagog'

paedago'gisk

Opdra'gelsesmethoden

213

Education ; instruction.

a tutor; e'ducate him!
to spoil; the pupil
\\ ell-e'ducated ; une'ducated
well-bred, am'iable; coarse
polite'; im'polite
good form; manners
that is not becoming
is that proper?
not becoming, improper
the mannersofgoodsoci'ety
genteel'

e'ducated; une'ducated
churlish [low

the churl; the in'solent fel-
Intellect'ual culture
accomplished; cultivated
uninstructed; anal'phabete
further instruction
he is a self-taught man
classical culture
hu'manist; hu'manism
to ci'vilise
civilisation
uncivilised; culture
enlightenment
to enlighten

Public instruction.

Elemen'tary instruction;
higher instruction

Min'istry of instruction
the school-board
the school counsellor
the inspector of schools
the director of studies
the headmaster [sion

The scholastic profes-
the branch of study; li'cence
the year of probationf to teach
the training-college for men
the training-college for wo-

Teachers [men

one of his colleagues

213

Opdra'gelse; Dan'nelse.

en Hus'kerer; opdrag ham!
forkjse'le; Ele'v/en
vel'opdragen; u'opdragen
snil,elsk\;er'dig; uskik'kelig
h0f'lig; uhof'lig
den gode Tone; Maner'/er
det passer sig ikke
som'mer det sig?
upas'sende, usom'melig
selska'helig Pan'iielse
fin

dannet; u'dannet
u'sleben

"I olper; en u'forskammetFyr
Aan'delig Dannelse
fint dannet; hoit dannet
u'dannet; Analphabet'
videre Ud'dannelse
ban er en selv'laert Mand
klas'sisk Dannelse
Humanist'; Human;
civilise're
Civilisation' en
u'civiliseret; Kultur'/en
Oplys'ning en
op'l\

Elementa^r'undervisning;
hoi'ere Undervisning
S k o ' 1 e a u t o r i t e t
Sko'Iekonimission en
Sko'leraad/et
Sko'leinspektor en
Sko'ledirekto;
Skolebestyrei

crujern

ied

Pr0'vc.i.n et
Seniina'ri et for M
Seminari et for K\
L ae ' r e r k r x f t e r
en Kollega af ham

214

Teachers; schools.

214

Laerer; Skoler.

first-class teacher, profes-
sor; assistant-master
elemen'tary teacher
under-teacher [porarily I
he is to take his place tem'-
drawing-, singing-master,
teacher of gymnastics

Schoolmaster
a pedant; pe'dantry
pedantic; prosy
unjust; his fa'vourite

Educational esta'blish-;
''Kindergarten' [m e n t s j
preparatory school; natio- 1
nal sch., munic'ipalschoo!
higher grade-school
boys', girls' school
high school for girls
modern side, industrial sch.
the tech'nical school
grammar-school
class'ical studies
the boarding-school
the young ladies' aca'demy
the boarders

The school; the school-house.

the yard; the gymna'sium

to go to school

what school does he go to?

to send to school

to put the name down; he

has been received'
to give notice to leave; to

take away'; to leave
masters' room; hall
The School-room
the forms (with tables)
the master's desk
the black-board; the stick
the chalk; the sponge
to wipe off

O'verlaerer; O'verlaererinde,
akade'misk Hjael'pelaerer

Fol'keskolelaerer

Hjael'pelaerer, Vikar

han skal vikarie're for ham

Teg'ne-, Sang'-, Turn'-

la^rer
Sko'lemester

en Pedant'; Pedanteri'

pedan'tisk; kje'delig

u'retfaerdig; hans Kjae'le-
Skole/r [daegge

B0r'nehave

Forbere'delsesskole; Fol'ke-
skole, Al'inueskole

h0iere Bor'gerskole

Gutte-, Pi'geskole

h0iere Pi'geskole

Real'-, Industri'skole

h0iere Real'skole

Gymna'sium

klassiske Stu'dier

Internat'/et, Pensionat'skole

Pi'geinstitut/et

Ele'v/erne, Pensionaer'/erne

Sko'le/n; Sko'lefoygning/en.

Gaards'plads/en; Turn'hal/-
gaa paa Skole [len

paa hvilken Skole gaar han?
sende paa Skole/n
ind'melde; han er blevet

op'taget
ud'melde; tage ud;

slutte

Konto'r/et; Aula, Hal
Klas'sevaerelse/t
Pult/erne
Kate'ter/et

Vaeg'tavle/n; Pe'gepind en
Kridt/et; Syamp/en
t0rre ud, viske af

215

School; pupil

215

Skole; Eleven-

the school-servant, school-

the prison [porter

P u p 1 1

the school-boy

the school-girl

school-comrade. ~fellow

school-boys and girls

boarders; day-boys

the school-fee

school-books ; ~ copy-books

satchel; the knapsack
The form

full forms

in which form is he?

he is in the first, lower-
fifth- upper-sixth form

to be moved up

the moving up

he has not been moved up

which place has he got?

to get a higher, a lower
place; how often are you

placed intheorderof merit?
The school-work

home-ex'ercises

what have you got to do at
home?; the task

to prepare'; preparation

the ex'ercise
I am working

they are working; work-table

examination papers ; viva vo-

tho'roughly; care'lessly [ce

to learn; to forget'

by heart

to repeat', repetition

do you remember it?

shall I hear you say it?
His in'du

industrious, assid'uous

to plod; to idle

idle; id'leness

Pedel' leu

Arrest' en
Elev/er

Sko'legut/ten

Sko'lepige/n

Skole-, Klas'sekammerat

Sko'leungdom men

Kost'skoleelev; Dags'elev

Sko'Iepenge/ne

Sko'lebog/er; Sti'lebo<j

Sko'levaeske; Rand'sel en
Klasse/n

store Klasse/r

i hvilken Klasse gaar ban?

han gaar i forste Klasse,
forsteGym'nasium, everste

blive op'flyttet[Gym'nasium

Op'flytning/en

han blev ikke op'flyttet

hvilketNummer sidder han?

kommet et Nummer op, til-
ba'ge; hvor ofte faar I
Nummer?
S k o ' 1 e a r b e i d e/ r n e

hus'ligt Arbeide

hvad Slags Hjem'mearbeide
har du?; Lekse/n

for'berede sig; Lek'selaes-

Stil/en filing

Jeg ar'beider

de ar'beider; Ar'beidsbord

skrift'lig; mundt'lig

grun'dig; flyg'tig
: glemme

u'denad

gjiMi'tage, Gjen'tagelse

kan du dot nti?

skal jeg here dig?
H.ins Flid

flit'tig; iv'rig

spraeng'laese, taerpe; dov'ne

dn\en: Do'venskab en fsig

216

Instruction.

216

Undervis'ning en.

a lazy fellow

he never does anything

to play truant, to cut school

The instruction.

to instruct' a p. in

to give (have) lessons

does he teach well?

he hasnotalentfor teaching

to take lessons with a. p.

private lessons

one lessondidnottake place

to make up for a lesson

the private tutor
The scholastic year

the ho'lidays

there was no school

to-morrow we have a ho'li-

the plan of lessons [day

the pause, in'terval
The lesson

stand up!; sit down!

to call the names

present!; absent!

have you been asked?

after what?

did you know it?

to recite' a poem
Is this wrong?

is it a mistake'?

to make mistakes'

in'correct, false

to correct'; it is right
To go through a task

haveyougone through that?

where did we leave off?;
Open, shut your books!

what does this mean?

have you understood' it?

explain' it to me!

easy, difficult

to understand', quicklp [d.)

he has no difficulty (he has

en Do'venpels, Lad'hans
hail bestil'ler ingen Ting
skulke Skole/n

Under vis mug" /en.

un'dervise en i

give (tage) Undervis'ning i

er han flink som Laerer?

han har intet Lae'rertalent

tage Time/r hos en

Privat'-, Ex'tratime/r

en Time ind'stilles

give en Ex'tratime

Hus'laerer/en
Sko'leaar/et

Fe'rie/rne

der var ikke Skole

imor'gen er vi fri fra Skole, n

Ti'meplan/en

Fri'kvarter/et
Undervis'ningstim e/n

reis Eder op!; sid ned!

raabe op

her!; fra'vasrende!

er du blevet spurgt?

om( hvad?

vidste du det?

deklame're et Digt
Er det gait?

er det en Feil?

gj0re Feil

u'korrekt, feilag'tig

rette; det er rigtig
i G j e n ' n e m g a a n o g e t

har I havt det?

hvor langt var vi kpinmet?
Luk B0g/erne op, igjen

hvad betyder det?

har du forstaa'et det?

forklar' mig det!

let, van'skelig

fatte let

han laerer let, tungt

217

217

Report'; examination.

Ktrakter'; Examen.

he does not get on

to be left behind'

he has some talent; clever;
stupid; dull
The conduct

good; naughty; to follow

obed'ient; disobed'ient

careful; negligent

inattentive, absent

absence of mind

attention

be attentive, pay attention!

to listen

I cannot follow
Punishments

to scold; an extra-task

he has been kept in

temporarily to exclude'; to
send down; expelled'

to chastise'; the birch

to get a flogging [knees

he flogs; to put a cross' one's

the box on the ear; the
blow in the face
The report'

the work

to be good in

to be advanced', backward

to make progress

to go backward

lessons missed; the prize;
good and bad report's
The examination[(marks)

the viva voce ex., the ex.
papers; to examine

to hold; exam'iner; the
board of exam'iners

the can'didate

to wish to pass the ex.

he is preparing for it

to pass the examination

has he passed?

with great difficulty

Man kan ikke folge med
luenge efter, biive tilba'ge
han er bega'vet; klog; diim;

tung'nem
Optor'selen
snil; uskik'kelig; ad'lyde
lydig; uly 'dig
noiag'tig; slurwt
u'opmaerksom, ad'spredt
U'opmarksornhed/en
Opmaerk'somhed/un
vaer opmaerk'som, pas
h0re efter

jeg forstaar' det ikke
Straffe

skjaende; et Straf'fearbeide
han har maattet sidde igjen
u'delukke fra Undervis-

ning/enfor enTid;bort'vise
tugte; Ris/et

faa Prygl, Ris [Kme/et

han prygler; laegge i>.
0'refig/en; Lu'sing/en; et

Slag paa Mund en
Karakter'/en
Ar'beide/t
viere flink i noget
vaere frem'skreden; staa til-
gj0re Frem'skridt (bage
gaa tilba'ge
forsom'te Time/r: Pr«'-

mie n, Ros ou Dadel
Exa men en
den mund'tlige, skriftlige

Examen; ex.imiik
af'holde; Examina'tur;

Censor' erne
Kxaminaiul' en
ville tage Hxa'nen
han for'bereder sig dertil

: Examen
stod han?
med Nod og Naeppe

218

218

Reading; writing.

Lsese: Sscrive.

he has been ploughed, he has
the reexamination [failed
the leaving ex.; certificate
of admission to college
the ex. for matu'rity
the candidates for matu'rity

Subjects of instruction.

obligatory, opt'ional
object lessons

To read; reading
the primer

the A-B-C; the al'phabet
in alphabetic order
the letter
spell!

the vowel; the con'sonant
a diphthong; a syl'lable
the pronunciation; to pro-
nounce' well, badly
the accent; accentuation
where does the accent lie? 1
you put a false accent
to em'phasize a word
the reader
to read aloud'
not so fast!
slowly and distinctly
not to swallow anything
according to the sense; flu'- j
without' stopping [ently j
he constantly stops
I have misread' it
you have left something out ;
to skip a line
to begin again'

Writing (p. 102!)
can he write?
on the slade
with the slate-pencil
the copy-book; the label
the cover; the wrapper
double-lined'; with a margin

han er dumpet
Re'examination
af'sluttende Exa'men; Af-
gangsvidnesbyrd/et, Exa'-
Artium [mensbevis

Student/erne

Undervis'niiigsgjenstande.

obligato'risk

Ansku'elsesundervisning
Laese; Laes'ning/en

Barnets f0rste Bog

Abe/en; Alfabet'/et

efter Alfabet'/et

Bog'stav/en

bogstaver'! stav!

Vokal'/en; Konsonant'/en

en Diftong; en Sta'velse

Ud'tale/n; udtale rigtig.
gait

Tone/n; Beto'ning/en

hvor ligger Beto'ning/en?

du beto'ner gait

betone et Ord (staerkere)

Lae'sebog/en

laese hoit

ikke saa hurtig

lang'somt og tydeligt

ikke sluge Ord/ene

efter Betyd'ning/en;flydende

uden at standse

han stopper op uafla'delig

jeg har laest gait

du har u'deladt noget

springe over en Linje

begynde for'fra
Skriv'ning/en (S. 102!)

kan han skrive?

paa Tavle/n

med Or iff el/en

Skri'vebog/en; Etiket'

Bind/et; Perm/en [Marg

med dob'belte Linjer; med

219

219

Spelling.

Ret'skrivninfj.

up-strokes, down-strokes

the loops; flourishes

to write crooked

to write too thin

press harder!

he writes beau'ti fully

fine pen'manship

Gothic, Roman characters

the round-hand, the print-

writ'ing-lesson [ing-type

the rough copy

into the waste-hook

to copy clean

the fair copy
Ortho'graphy, Spelling •

orthographical

the initial

small, big letters

to be written close, with
large letters

apo'strophe; apo'strophised

accent; accentuated
Punctuation

to punct'uate

the sign of punctuation

the quotations

the note of exclamation

the hyphen

colon

the note of interrogation

the dash

in brackets

to put in brackets

the comma

the full stop

the se'micolon
The dictation

to write from dictation

to give a dictation

to dictate'; have you got it?

full stop: new line!

don'tmake aslip of the pen!

a slip of the pen

Op'tra?k, Ned'trcek

Slyng ene; Snirki

skrive skjevt

skrive for fint

tryk haardere!

han skriver pent

Skjon'skrift en [er

go'tiske, latin'ske Bog^

Rund'skrift en, tryk'ket

Skrivetime r [Skrift

Klad'/den

Klad'debog/en

ren'skrive

Ren'skrift en
R et 'skr i y n i ng/en

ortogra'fisk

For'bogstav/en

smaa, store Bogst

skrives taet, med store Bog-
stav/er

Apostrof; apostrofe'ret

Akcent'; akcentue'ret
Interpunktion' en

saitte Tegn, punktere

Interpunktions'tegi;

Anfer'selstegn/ene

Ud'raabstegn/et

Bin'destreg/'en

Kolon

Sporgs'maalstegn ct

Tan'kestreg/en

i Parentes'

ind'klamre

Kom'ma/et

Punk'tum/et

Sem'ikolon/et
Diktat'/en

skrive (efter) Dik

lade skrive en Diktat

diktere: Mar I det?

Punktum; ny At-

skri\ ikkc tialt! (Linje)!
I en Skri'vefeil

220

Arithmetic.

220

Regne.

A r i t h ' m e t i c
arith'metic lesson
the calculating machine'
to count; backwards
you have counted wrong
the number; cipher
Roman, A'rabic ciphers
car'dinal, or'dinal numbers
the ex'ercise-bookforarith'-
with squares; to do ar. [metic
the problem, the sum
the solution
what is the result'?
what is your result'? I can
not get it out
mental arith'metic
a mistake' in calculating

The 4 first rules of ar.
addition; to add, to count
up; the sum
six and four is ten
subtraction

to subtract', to take away'
less, minus'; the remainder
nine minus two is seven

multiplication
I rnul'tiply (with)
the factors, the product
how much is eight times 8?
twice as much, the double;
to double

the multiplication table
division; divided by
the quotient; how many ti-
mes does four go into'
Rule of three [twenty?
the whole number
the fraction; line
nu'merator; deno'minator
to sim'plify; to reduce'
de'cimal fraction
the power; the index

| Reg'ning/en
Reg'netime
Tael'leapparat/et
taelle; bag'laens
du har tablet gait
Tal/let; Ziffer/et
ro'merske, ara'biske Tal
Grund'-, Ordenstal
Reg'nebog/en
med Kvadrat/er; regne
Op'gave/n, Exem'pl/et
Opl0s'ning/en
hvad er Facit/en?
hvorme'get har du faat?;

jeg faar det ikke til
Ho'vedregning/en
Reg'nefeil

De fire Reg'neart/er
Addition'; addere, laegge

sam'men; Sum/men
seks og fire er ti
Subtraktion'/en
subtrahe're, traekke fra
mindre, minus; Rest/en
i ni minus to er

syv

Multiplikation'/en
jeg mtiltiplice'rer med
Faktor'/ene, Produk't/et
hvorme'get er otte Gange
en Gang til saa meget, [otte?

det Dob'belte; fordob'le
Multiplikations'tabel/len
Division'; divide'ret med
Kyotient'/en; hvorme'get er

fire i tyve?
Reguladetri'
det hele Tal
Br0k/ken; Brok'streg
Taeller; Naevner
op'haeve; forkor'te
Decimal'br0k
Potens'/en; Exponent'/en

221

Mathematics; grammar.

221

Matematik; Gramiratik

to square (raise to the squ.)
to extract' a cube-root
to solve an equation
al'gebra; the logarithms
Mathematics
mathematical
geo'-, plan'i-, stereo'-, tri-

gpnom'etry

axiom ; proposition, the'orem
to prove; demonstration
the straight, oblique' line
horizontal; ver'tical
the par'allel; par'allel
to draw (drop) a perpen-

dic'ular; a pointed, right,

obtuse' angle
the tri'angle; rect'angle
the quad'rangle; trapeze'
the square; pol'ygon
circle; se'micircle; ellipse'
the cone; the py'ramid
the sphere; he'misphere
The grammar
grammat'ical
phono'logy; phonetics
ac'cidence; etymo'logy
syntax, syntactic
to apply' the rules
to make an exception
the noun, sub'stantive
proper name; the pronoun
the ad'jective
thegender;mas'culine,fem'-

inine, neuter
declination; decline'!
the sin'gular, plural
the adverb; the preposition
it takes the dative after it
the verb

trans'itive, intrans'itiye
imper'sonal; conjugation; I

conjugate
the stem; the termination

op'hoie i L;'iin Potens
ud'drage Kubik'rod/en
lose en Lig'ning
Al'gebra; Logarit'me n
Matematik
matema'tisk
Geo-, Plani-, Stereo-, Tri-

gonometri'

(mmd'saetning; Lae'resaet-
bevi'se; Bevis' [niny

den rette, skraa Linje
horisontal'; vertikal'
Parallel' . len: parallel'
op'reise en Perpendikulaer';

en spids, en ret, en stump

Vin'kel

Tre'angel/et; Rekt'angel
Fir'kant/en; Trapez'/et
Kvadrat' et; Polygon'/et
Cirkel; Halv'cirkel; Ellipse
Kegle/n; Pyramide/n
Kugle/n; Halv'kugle
Grammatik'/en
gramma tikalsk'
Lyd'laere; Fonetik'
Form'laere; Etymologi'
Syntaks', syntak't
anvende Regl/erne
danne en Undta'gelse
Sub'stantiv/et
E'gennavn ; Prono'men/et
Ad'jekth
Kjon/net; Han'kjon, Hun'-

kjon. In'tetkjon
Deklination'; deklinor!
En'tal. Fler'tal
Adver'bi et: Pr-i-pcsifi-.n' -
det styrer Dativ fen

Verb ot

tran'sitiv. in'transitiv
trpcrsonlig; Konjugation':

jeg konjugerer

me n: En'delse/n

222

Languages; to translate'.

the indic'ative; is it follow-
ed by the subjunctive?

the sentence; ana'lysis

the subject, object

the pre'dicate

the construction

the essay; he cannot write
an essay

the disposition

to develop; the subject
The language

mother-tongue

collo'quial, li'terary langua-

the di'alect [ge

to study English

he knows Spanish, Polish ;

what is it in French, Rus-
sian, Danish?

to murder a language

to speak broken English;
flu'ently, with ease

to master a language

lessons in conversation

man'ual of conversation
To translate' from — in-

translation; translator [to

li'teral; free

li'teral; faithful

to render the meaning of

to interpretthe text [the text

the interpreter
Voca'bulary

the dictionary

to consult' the dictionary

to look up in the d.

it is not there

the word; the vo'cable

a ho'monym, syn'onym

a select' expression

the phrase; u'sual; un-
u'sual

one does not say that

the proverb

222

Sprog; o'versaette.

Indi'katiy/et; f01ges det af
et Kpn'junktiv?

Saet'ning/en; Analy'se/n

Subjekt'/et, Objekt'

Praedikat'/et

Saet'ningsbygning/en

Stil/en; han kan ikke skrive
en Stil

Ind'deling/en

ud'vikle; Tema/et
Sprog/et

Modersmaal

Tale-, Skrift'sprog

Dialekt/en

studere Engelsk

han kan Spansk, Polsk

hvad hedder det paa
Fransk, Rus'sisk, Dansk?

rad'braekke

tale gebrokkent; flydende,
uden Van'skelighed

beher'ske

Konversations'time/r

Ord'bog
O'versaette fra — til

O'versaettelse; Translator'

ord'ret; frit

bpgsta'velig; efter Betyd'-

gjen'give Tekst/en [ning/en

ud'laegge Tekst/en

Tolk/en
Ord'f orraad

Lek'sikon/et

se efter i Leksikon/et

slaa efter noget i

det staar ikke der

Ord/et; Glose/n

et Homonym', Synonym'

et sogt Ud'tryk

Ta'lemaade/n; almin'delig,
ikke almin'delig

man siger ikke det

Ord'sprog/et

223

223

History; geo'graphy.

Histo'rie; Geografi'

Ancient, mediaeval, mo-
dern his'tory
historical

archaeo'logy; archaeolo'gi-
the archaeo'lqgist [cal
his'tory of li'terature, of
art, of the world
a histor'ian

doc'uments, inscriptions
the historical sources
a chrpn'icle; memoirs
the bio'graphy
the historical work

Geo'graphy
phys'ical; polit'ical
descriptive geo'graphy
geograph'ical; geo'grapher
the map
the atlas
the scale

Na'tural his'tory
ca'binet of na'tural curip'-
the na'turalist [sities i

bo'tany; botan'ical
to collect' plants; bo'tanis- i
ing box; the herbar'ium
bo'tanist; zoo'logist
zoo'logy, zoolo'gical
minera'logy; mineralo'gical
minera'logist; gep'logist
geo'logy; geolo'gical
the crust of the earth
the strata of the e/s surface
stra'tified; stratification
sediment'ary min'erals
eruptive min'erals
organic min'erals
petrifactions
pe'trified

Na'tural science
na'tural pheno'mena
na'tural laws

Uld'tidens, Mid'delal-
derens. den ny'ereTids
histo'risk |Historie

Arkaeologi'; arkxolo'gisk
Arkaeolo'.u en
Literatur-, Kunst-, Ver'-
denshistorie
en Histo'riker

I)okument'/er, Inskription' -
de historiske Kilde/r [er
en Kre'nike; Memoir'/er
Lev'netsbeskrivelse/n
det histo'riske Vxrk

Geografi'
tysikalsk'; poli'tisk
beskri'vende Geografi
geogra'fisk; Geograf
Kart/et
Atlas/et
Maa'lestok ken

Natur'historie
natur'historisk Samling
Natur'forsker/en
Botanik'; bota'nisk
botanise're; Botaniser'-
kasse; Herba'ri/et
Bota'niker; Zoolog'
Zpolopi'; zoolo'gisk
Mineralogi'; mineralo'gisk
Mineralog'; Geolog'
Geologi'; geolo'gisk
(ord'skorpe n
Jord'lag tt
lag'yis; Lag
Sediment, i-r'sten/e
Eruptiv'sten/e

niske Stensorter
•c'ning/er
lorste'net

N a t u r ' v i cl e n s k a h
Natur'fiiMioircn er
'.ir'h)\ e

224

Chem'istry; physics.

224

Kemi'; Fvsik'.

Astro'nomy, astro'nomer
astronom'ical (chap. XX)
the obser'vatory; the tel'e-
scope

Chem'istry, chemist
chem'ical

al'chemy; al'chemist
the philosopher's stone
inorganic, organic
matter; mater'ial
the mol'ecules; the atoms
solid, liquid, gas'eous
the bodies; the e'lements
to discompose'; to compose'
to an'alyse; the ana'lysis
the component parts
the syn'thesis; synthetical
to combine'; combination
experimental chem'istry
The lab'oratory
to experiment; the experi-
ment; the apparatuses
the cru'cible; the retort'
glass-tube; matrass
the test tube
the still, alembic
the mi'croscope; micro-
scopic

Physics, phy'sicist
phys'ical
experimental
mechan'ical; mechanics
dynamics, statics
acoustics; acous'tical
sound waves; the vibrations;
to spread

to rever'berate; an echo
optics; opt'ical
ray of light; undulations
to absorb'; the refraction
to deflect'; angle of in'ci-
dence; the lens; the prism

Astronomi', Astronom'
j astrono'misk (Kap. XX!)
Observato'ri/et; Tele-
skop'/et

Kemi', Ke'miker
ke'misk

Alkymi'; Alkymist'
de Vises Sten
u'organisk,; orga'nisk
Mate'rie/n; materiel'
Molekyl'/erne; Atom'/erne
fast, fly'dende, gas'formig
Le'gem/erne ; Element'/erne
op'10se; saette sammen
analyse're; Analy'se/n
Bestand'del/ene ~
Synte'se/n; synte'tisk
forbin'de; Forbin'delse
an'vendt Kemi'

Laborato'ri/et
experimente're; Experi-
ment'/et; Apparat'/erne
Dig'le/n; Retor'te n
Glas'r0r; Glas'kolbe
Pr0'veglas/set
Destiller'kar/ret
Mikroskop'/et; mikro-
sko'pisk

Fysik', Fy'siker
fysikalsk'
experimental'
meka'nisk; Mekanik' en
Dynamik', Statik'
Akustik'; akus'tisk
Lyd'b01ge/r; Sving'ning/-
erne; forplan'te sig
tilba'gekaste; et Ekko
Optik; op'tisk
Lys'straale; Sving'ning/er
absorbe're; Bryd'ning/en
bort'lede; Ind'faldsvinkel
Linse/n; Prisme/t

225

Mag'netism ; electricity.

228

M.gnetis'me; Elektricitct'.

spectrum; spec'troscppe;
the spectral-ana'lysis
ultra-red; ultra-vi'olet
the'ory of heat; heat-rays;

radia'tion
ra'diating heat
specific heat
mole'cular movement
Mag'netism
magnetic; the magnet
to attract'; to repel'
attraction; repulsion
the artificial magnet
the rod-magnet
horse-shoe magnet; an elec-
tro-magnet

the anchor; to magnetise'
deflection; the poles
the magnetic needle
Electri'city
conductor; isolator
the conducting wire
to electrise'; electrophore'
electric machine'
to be positively, neg'ati-
vely electric
the tension, discharge'
the electric spark, stroke,
current

gal'vanism; galvanic
to galvanise'; induction
electrodes'; anodes', ca-
the circuit fthodes'

battery; elec'tromotor
the voltaic column
the dry e'lement
the accumulator
the dynamo machine'
the induction-coil [rent
contin'uous, alternating cur-
one-phased current [rent
rota'tory (three-phased) cur-
elec'trical engineering

Hecker, English. 1?

Spek'trum; Spektroskop';

Spektral'aiKilyse/n
ul'trared; ul'traviolet
Var'melaere; Var'mestraa-

le/r; Straal'ning
ud'straalende Varme
den spe'cifike Varme
Molekvlar'bevaegelse
Magnetis'ine
inagne'tisk; Magnet'/en
til'triekke, fra'stode
Til'traekning; Fra'stedning
den kun'stige Magnet
Stang'maenet
Hes'teskomagnet/en; en

Elek'tromagnet
An'ker/et; rnagnetise're
Mis'visning; Po'1/erne
Magnet'naal/en
Elektricitet'
Leder; Isola'tor
Led'ning/en

elektrise're; Elektrofor'/en
Elektriser'maskine
vaere po'sitiv.ne'gativ elek'-

trisk

Spaending, Ud'ladning
den elektriske Funke, Stod.

Str0m

Galvanis'me; galva'nisk
galvanise're; Induktion'
Elektro'de/r; Ano'de, Kat-
Strom'kreds/en [o'de

Batteri'; Elek'tromotor
Vol'taseile n
Ter'eltMiient ct
Akkumulator'/en
I)yna'[]H)iiiaskine/n
liuluktiDiis'spolc n
I.i'uestrom. Vekselstrom
En'fasestroui

: om
Fk-k'trotcknik on

Hecker, Norsk (Dansk). 15

226

Tech'nical science; univer'sity

Tech'nical science
polytechnic institution
tech'nical; the technician
mechan'ical engineer'
the machine'

of one hundred horse-pow-
high-pressure engine [er
hot-air engine
steam-engine
the moving apparatus
a cog-wheel apparatus
the cylinders, pistons
the reg'ulator; the lever
the windlass; the axle, shaft
the fly-wheel; ring, rim
the excentric
the boiler; the taps
the valves; the mano'meter
hydraulic engine
water-wheels; turbines
gas-, benzine'-motor
the locomobile'; a crane
the set of pulleys; the pulley
to construct'; construction
to mount, to dismount'
engine-fitter, mounter
to put up; the putting up
pa'tented; the patent

The Uniyer sity,

theolo'gical fac'ulty
me'dical fac'ulty
legal fac'ulty
philosoph'ical fac'ulty (in I

Ger'many)

the rector; vice-rector
the senate

the pre'sident of a fac'ulty
the teaching body
univer'sity teachers
or'dinary, extraordinary

professor

226

Teknik; Universitet'

Teknik'

den tek'niske H0i'skole
tek'nisk; Tek'niker/en
Maskin'ingeni0r
Maskin/en

paa 100 Hes'tekraeft/er
H0i'tryksmaskine
kalorisk Maskine
Damn'maskine
Driv'vaerk/et
et Tand'hjulvaerk
Cylinder'/en, Stem'pl/er
Regula'tor/en; Vaegt'stang/-
Krum'tap/pen; Axel/en [en
Sving'bjul/et; Rem/mer
Exzen'ter/en
Kje'del/en; Kran/ene
Ventil'/erne; Manpme'ter/et
hydrau'lisk Maskine
Vand'bjul; Turbin'/er
Gas'-, Benzin'motor
Lokomobil'/et; en Kran'
Tris'sevaerk/et; Trin'se/n
konstrue're; Konstruktion'
monte're, demonte're
Mont0r'

op'stille; Op'stilling
patente'ret; Patent'/et

Universitet'/et.

teolo'gisk Fakultet'
medicinsk' Fakultet'
juri'disk Fakultet'
filoso'fisk Fakultet (i Tysk-

land)

Rek'tor/en; Vi'cerektor
Senat'/et
Deka'nus
Lae'rerkollegiet
Universitets'laerer/e
ordinaer', ek'straordinaer

Profes'sor

227

University studies.

227

Universitets'studium.

the chair, the p* ofes'sorship ;
to appoint'; appoint'ment
by competition
lec'turer; habilitation; to
habi'litate

To study at auniver'sity
let him study at a univer'sity
to go to college, to the u.
the time spent at the u.
the academ'ical year
to count by terms
summer, winter t. [condyear
to be at the end of the se-
matric'ulated; to exmatric'-
ulate; to have a univer'-
sity education

The special study
to study the law [logy
he studies the law, philo'-
a student of me'dicine
to pay for a course of lec-
college-fees;bur'sary [tures
to ask for the lec'turer's
schol'arship [sig'nature
please tes'tifyt.m. attendance
to attend' a course of lectures
to write down the lecture;
to take notes
to cut the lecture

The course of lectures
to lecture on [course?
what is the subject of his
he holds a practical course
the se'minary; the sen'ior
the lecture

he does not read to-day'
the au'ditory; the au'dience
guest
the au'dience, public

Student, lady student
the Undergrad'uates
fellow-students
student-like

I.a-'rerstol en, Professorat -
et; ud'naevne; Ud'naevnelse
ved Konkurran'ce
Privat'docent; Habilitation' ;
habilite're sig

Stude're
lad ham stude're
gaa til Universitet'/et
Stu'dietid/en
Universitet'saar/et
regne i Semes'tre
Sommer-, Vin'terhalvaar
yaere i 4de Semester
immatrikule'ret; lade sig
exmatrikule're; have aka-
de'misk Ud'dannelse

Studi/et
studere Jus
han er jurist, Filolog
en Mediciner
belaegge en Fo'relaesning
Forela?sningshonorar ;Kva?s-
Stipen'dium. Fri'plads [tur
lade ud'stede et Fo'relaes-
jeg onsker et F- fninpsbevis
besoge en Fo'relaesning
af-, ned'skrive; gjore Be-

maerk'ninu er
forsom'me

Fo'relaesnin g/e n
holde en Fo'rel;isninir over
hvad er Emnet for hans Fore-
han af'hokler Kursus [
Semina'ri et: Se'nior [ning?
For'ela?snini: en, Tim
han holder inucii
Audito'ri et: Student erne

itant'
Til'horer/ne

Student. k\ in'deliiz Stu-
ak.ide'miske Ung'dom
Stu'diekammerat/er
\\\;\ Studen'ti

15*

228

Student; science.

the card of iden'tity
the academical cap
the students' union
the badges

a students' drinking-bout
the students' song-book
the challenge
to shirk a duel
the students' duel
to fight; the cuts (scars)
sent down [degree'

To take the doctor's-
the candidate for the d.'s d.
the doctor examination
doctor dissertation
doctor's theses
doctor of philo'sophy [gree'
conferring of the doctor's de-
the candidate for the d.'s d.

Science.

scientific

aca'demy; academ'ical

the academicians

or'dinary, corresponding
member

a scholar

scholarship; learned

researches; to make r.
The disciplines

theo'logy; theologian

theolo'gical

jurisprudence

polit'ical eco'nomy; finan-
ce'; statistics

me'dicine; medi'cinal

physio'logy; physiolo'gical

ana'tomy; anatom'ical

patho'logy; bio'logy
Philo'sophy

philosophical; to philo'-
sophise; the philosopher

speculative; empir'ical

228

Student; Vi'denskab.

Legitimation<skort/et
Student'erlue/n
Student'ersamfund/et
Maerke/t
et Gilde
Vi'sebog
Ud'fordring/en
u'deblive
Duel/len

faegte; Skramme/n
relege'ret

Tage Doktorgrad/en
Doktorand'/en
Dok'tordisputats/en
Dok'toraf handling/en
Dok'tortheser/ne
Doktor Filosofiae
Promotion
han har taget Dok'torgrad/en

Vi'denskab.

videnska'belig
Akademi;' akade'misk
Akade'miker/ne
ordinaert, korresponde'ren-

de Med'lem
en Vi'denskabsmand
Laer'dom; laerd
Forsk'ning/er; forske
F a g/e n e

Teologie'; Teolog'
teolo'gisk
Rets'videnskab
National'okonomi; Finans'-

videnskab; Statistik'
Medicin; medicinsk
Fysiologi'; fysiolo'gisk
Anatomi'; anato'misk
Patoloei'; Biologi'
Filosofi'
filosofisk; filosofere; Filo-

sof/en
spekulativ, empirisk

229

Philo'sophy; philology.

229

Filosofi; FiloloRi.

the system; systematic

wisdom; wise

the seven sages

mater'ialism; materialistic,
sen'sualism

re'alism; realistic

ide'alism; idealistic

spirit'ualism; cri'ticism

scep'ticism; sceptic

po'sitivism; po'sitivist

pan'theism; pan'theist

deism; theism

monism; du'alism

op'timism; op'timist

optimistic

pes'simism, pes'simist

pessimistic

fa'talism; fa'talist
Logic; lo'gical

consistent; consistency

induction, deduction

the conclusion

from this follows that

to conclude', to infer' from

sophism; pa'ralogism

sophist; sophis'tical

doctrine of knowledge

ethics; e'thical

antliropo'logy
Psychology

psychological, psycho'lp-

psychophysics fgist

metaphysics

metaphysical
Philo'logy; philologian

philolo'gical

linguist

linguistics; linguis'tical

classical, modern philolo-

the dead lan'guages fgian

Latin; Greek

the Teutonic. Latin (Roman-
ce), Slavonic lan'guages

Systcm"et; systema'tisk

Yis'dom men; vis

de syv Vise

Materialis'me; materia-
lis'tisk; Sensnalis'nie

Realis'me; realis'tisk

Idealis'me; idealis'tisk

Spiritualis'me; Kriticis'mc

Skepticis'me: Skep'tiker

Positivis'me; Positivist'

Pantheis'me; Pantheist'

Deis'me; Theis'me

Monis'me; Dualis'me

Optimis'nie; Optimist'

optirnis'tisk

Pessimis'me. Pessimist'

pessimis'tisk

Fatalis'me; Fatalist'
Logik'/en; lo'gisk

konsekvent', Konsekvens'

Induktion', De'duktion

Resultat'. Slut'ning

deraf folger at

slutte, ud'drage en Slut'-

falsk Slut'ning [ning

Sofist', sofist'isk

Erkjen'delseslaere

Etik; etisk

Anthropologi'
Psy'kologi/en

psvkolo'uisk: Psykologe

Psvchofvsik' en

Metafvsik' en

metafv'sisk
Filoloci', Filolog'

filolo'gisk

Sprog'forsker

Lingvist; linuxistisk

Forsker af de dede og le'-

de dodeSprog fvendeSprog

Latin: (1-

de gennnn'ske. ronian'ske,
sla'viske Sp

230

Li'brary; works.

230

Bibliotek'; Vserker.

the modern lan'guages
to study m. 1. [of the a.

The archives; keeper
palaeo'graphy; ~graph'ical
doc'uments; man'uscripts
the parchment; pa'limpsest
with min'iatures
the magnifying glass
au'tographs
the ori'ginal; the copy
the cp'pyist

The li'brary
head-libra'rian; librarian
the reading-room
distribution of books
to be secur'ity for — ; the
secur'ity

to ask for a book [fill up
the order for a book; to
the sig'nature; the ca'talo-
to look up in the c. [gue
to be lent out; it is notgiven

out

not in the li'brary!
to return' ;returningof books

The work
treatise; essay
the pamphlet

the man'ual; the text-book;
a compendium
annals

the encyclopae'dia
perio'dical; review'
the an'nual publication; the
list of contributors [number
the part; volume
the cover

title; with the title
the title-page

the dedication; de'dicated
the preliminary observa-
introduction [tion;thepre-
the table of materials [face

de le'vende Sprog
studere de le'vende Sprog

A r k i ' v e t ; A r k i v a r '
Palaografi'; Palaograf
Dokumen't/er; Haand'-
Pergament'/et [skrift/er
med Miniatur'/er
Lupe/n
Autograf'/er

Original'/en; Af'skrift/en
Kopist/en

Bibliote'ket
Ov'erbibliotekar; Biblio-
Lae'sesal/en [tekar'

Ud'levering af B0ger
stille Kaution; Sik'kerhed,
Kautionist'/en
bestil'le en Bog
Bestil'lingsformular, ud'fyl-
Signatur'/en;Katalog'/en [de
se efter i Katalog'/en
vaere ud'laant; den laanes

ikke ud

er ikke forhaand'en!
tilba'gelevere; Tilba'gele-

Vaerket [vering

Af 'handling; Essay
Brochure: Fly'veskrift
Lae'rebog/en; Haand'bog;
Ud'drag
Aar'b0g/er

Konversations'leksikon
Tids'skrift; Revue
Aar'gang/en; Hefte/t
Forteg'nelse over Med'-
Del/en; Bind/et [arbeider/e
Om'slag/et, Perm/en, Bind/-
Ti'tel: betitlet [et

Ti'telblad/et
Til'egnelse/n; tilegnet
For'ord/et; For'tale/n
Indled'ning
Ind'holdsfortegnelse

231

Print; publication.

231

Trykning; Orfentliggjerelse.

ar'guinent

the chapter; the paragraph

column; under the line

the e'pilogue

an appendix; supplement

an index
The print

to print

to copy, to reprint'

in the press

print'ing-house; printer

printing-machine (mechan'-
ical press)

the types, letters

Roman character; i'talics

full-faced type

spaced out

clean-cut type

stereotyped'

to compose'; to page

compos'itor; corrector

misprint'

misprinted

proof-sheet

to revise' proof-sheets
When will it come out?

to appear in parts

just out!

e'dited by

to publish; pub'lisher

B. Behr Pub'lisher

all rights reserved' [tions

to go through se'veral edi-

how strong (how large) is
the edition?

second revised' and amen-
ded edition

it is >out of print; it is no
more to be got

a copy

second hand

Ind'holdet

Kapit'let; Af'snittet
Spalte/n; Kjaelder/en
Ef'terskrift/en
Bilag; Tillaeg'
et Register
Tryk'ning/en
trykke

af'trykke. ef'tertrykke
i Presse/n

Trykkeri'; Bog'trykker
Tryk'kemaskine (Hur'tig-

presse)

Typer/ne, Bogsta'verne
latinske Typer; Kursiv'skrift
med fede Type r
ud'haevet
fin- Stil
sterotype'ret
saette; pagine're
Saetteren; Korrektor/en
Trvk'feil
feiltrykt
Korrektur'ark
laese Korrektur'
Naar ud'kommer det?
ud'kommer hef'tevis
netop ud'kommet
udgivet af *
forlaeg'ge; For'la?gger
B. Behrs For'lag
alleRet'tigheder for'beholdt
op'naa flere Op'lag
hvor stort er Oplag/-

et?
andet ifien'nemseede og

forbed'rede Op'lag
den er ud'solgt; den er ikke

mere at faa kjobt
et Exemplar'
antikva'risk

232

Mi'litary service.

XVI.

Army; Navy; War.

Mi'litary service
the liability to serve in the
li'able to servei.th.a. [army
the substitution
substitute

to enlist'; recruiting officer
the militia; mer'cenaries
Recruiting
enlistment; to enlist'
he must present' himself
to present' one's self
order to present' one's self
deserting the colours
the recruiting-district
Examination before' the re-
cruiting commission; to
unfit; rejected [examine
he has not been taken; sent
back until'fully qualified
found fit [leased' by lot
releasing by lot; to get re-
to belong' to the second re-
Term of service [serve'
to do one's mi'litary ser-
vice; to reenlist' [vice
the one year's mi'litary ser-
to serve one's year; where
does he serve his term?
the standing army
passing into the reserve'
reserve'; soldier in the r.
to be called out
(the) mi'litary ex'ercise
musters of reserve' soldiers
to pass into the militia (land-
of the first levy [wehr)
the sen'ior reserves'
the dismissal

232

Militaer'tjeneste.

XVI.

Hser; Marine; Krig.

M i 1 i t ae r ' t i e n e s t e
Vaer'nepligt/en
vaer'nepligtig
Substitution'
Stil'lingsmand
hverve; Hverver/en
Milits/en; Lei'etropper
Rekrute'ring/en
Ud'skrivning; ud'skrive
ban maa m0de frem
melde sig
Indkal'delsesordre
desertere

Rekrute'ringsdistrikt/et
M0n'string forRekrute'rings-

kommission/en; monstre
u'dygtig; afm0nstret
ban blev ikke an'taget;

tilba'gevist
befun'det brugbar
Lod'traekning;traekke sig fri
h0re til Reserve/n
Tje'nestetid/en
tjene sin Vaer'nepligt; kapi-

tule're

den en'aarige Tje'nestetid
af 'tjene sit Aar; hvor exer-

ce'rer ban?
den staa'ende Haer
gaa over til Reser'ven
Reserven; Reser'vesoldat
blive ind'kaldt
Militcer'0ve!se/r
M0de til M0nstring
gaa over til Land'vaernet
til f0rste Ud'skrivning
Land'storm/en
Af'sked fra Tje'nesten

233

Army ; Branches of the service.

233

Her; Vaa'benart er.

the summons; to summon
the guard of special con'-
[stables
The forces; the army.

The me'dical staff

(super'ior) hos'pital atten-

vet'erinary surgeons [dant

army surgeons

first surgeon; assistant sur-

surgeon major [geon

surgeon gen'eral [partment

director g.of theme'dical de-
Branch of the service,

in which arm does he serve?

the mi'litary police' force

the Commissa'riat
The Royal Engineers'

sap'pers and miners; sol-
diers in a railway-corps;

a pioneer' [telegraphists

aeronautic department; the

car'rier pigeons
Artil'lery

artil'lery-man

foot-artil'lery

mountain-artil'lery

field-artil'lery

mounted
Ca'valry

light, heavy

chevauxlegers'

trooper

lancers, uhlans

hussars', dragoons'

cuirassiers'

life-guards, guards
I n ' f a n t r y

foot-soldier

grenadiers'; rifles

Alpine rifles
Units [com'pany

the com'pany; the half-

Ind kaldelse; ind'kalde
Bor'gervaebning/en

Hfer en; Arme en.

S a n i t ae r ' k o r p s/e t

Lazaret'sygevogter

Dyr'laege/r

Milita?r'laege/r

O'verlxge; Assistent'lasge

Stabs'laege; O'verstabslaege

Sanitets'general

Direktor for Saniteten
Vaa'benart

ved hvilket Vaaben staar

Gendarmerijet [han

Traen/et
Ingenierkorpsjet

Pioner'/er; Jern'banetrop-
per; Telegrafist/er

en Pioner'

Luft'ballonafdelingen;
Brev'due/rne
Artilleri'/et

Artillerist'

Faes'tningsartilleri/et

Bjerg'artilleri

Felt'artilleri

ridende
Kavalleri'/et

let, tun^t

Chevnu.rJ

Ka\.illerist' en

Lanse'ner, Ula'ner

Husa'rer, Drago'ner

Kvrasser'/erne

Liv'vaet en. Garde n
Infanteri'/et

Infanterist

Orenader' er: Skvt'ter e

Al'pe jaeger
G r u p p e r

Kompagni' et

234

Precedence; officers.

234

Rang'folge; Officer'/er.

the squadron; bat'tery

the batallion; re'giment

the brigade'; division

the army corps
Precedence

what is his rank?

the private; an officer's
servant; an or'derly

the one year's soldier

mi'litary as'pirant, cadet'

the bandsmen

the fifers; the drummers;
the trum'peters, buglers

the regimental band
The superiors

badges; galloons'; stars

to have the galloons'

cor'poral; lance-cor'poral
Noncommissioned of-

sergeant [ficers

ensign

the flag; the standard

the tri'colour [ter-master

vice-sergeant major; quar-

sergeant-major, s.-m. of

the drum-major [ca'valry
The body of officers

the esprit-de-corps

professional honour

the council of honour
A question of honour

to give satisfaction for

to challenge; the challenge

to fight a duel

the duel

du'elists; witnesses

the umpire

the encounter; no blood
was shed

to remain' on the field; rem-
nant of mediaeval bar'-

the mi'litary judge [barism

pay-master

Eskadron'/en; Batteri'/et

Bataljon'/en; Regiment'/et

Briga'de/n; Division'/en

Armekorps/et
Rang'folge

hvilken Rang har han?

den Me'nige; en Oppas'ser;
en Ordonnans'

en sotn har tjent et Aar

Fa'nejunker, Kadet

Militaer'musiker/e

Piber/ne;Trom'meslager/ne;
Trompet'blaeser/ne, Horn'-

Regiments'musik/en [blae-
De Fo'resatte [seme

Distinction'/er; Raender;

have faaetTres'ser [Stjerner

Korporal'; Un'derkorporal
Und'erofficer/er

Sergeant

Faen'drik

Fane/n; Stan'dart/en

Trikolor'/en [Furer/en

Vice-Kommandersergeant;

Kommander-Sergeant

Tam'burmajor
Off icer'korpset

Korps'aand/en

Stands'aere

^E'resret/ten
En ;£'ressag

give Op'reisning for

ud'fordre; Ud'fordring

duelle're

Duel'/len, Tve'kamp/en

Duellant'/erne; Vidner

Op'mand/en

Traef'ning; intet Blod blev
ud'gydt

blive igjenpaaVal'plads/en;
Lev'nineer fra Mid'del-

Audit0r/en
Kasser'er

[alder/en

235

An orficer's career'.

officer in the Royal Engi-
neers', in the ca'valry, in
Subalterns [the in'fantry

sublieutenant: lieutenant

captain (of ca'valry)
The staff

super'ior officers

major; lieuten'antcolonel;
colonel; ad'jutant

aide-de-camp (of a so've-
G en 'era Is [reign

major-gen'eral, lieutenant-
gen'eral

commanding gen'eral

field-marshal

commander in chief

the gen'eral staff

member of the g. st.

strategical

strategist, stra'tegy

tactics; tac'tical

plans of mobilisation
An officer's career'

the mi'litary school; the
cadet'-corps

cadet'

mi'litary aca'demy

cadet' of a m. a.

riding-; artil'lery-school;
college for engineers'

staff-college
The advancement

to advance'; commission

promotion; to promote'

by special preferment

by senior'ity

the limit of age

to be made captain

the army-list

mi'litary gazette'

the transfer'; to transfer'

the gar'rison; where is that
re'giment in gar'rison?

235

Officers karrie're.

Ingeni&r'-, Kavalleri'-, In-

tanteri'officer
S u b a 1 1 e r n - O f f i c e r/e r
Leit'nant; Premierl0itnant
Kaptein (Rit'mester)
Stab/en
hei'ere Officer/er

Oberst; Adjudant'

Oberst; Adjudant
F10i'adjudant
General'/er
General'major; General'-

loitnant

kommande'rende General
Felt'marskalk
O'vergeneral
General'stab/en
Medlem af Generalstaben
strate'gisk

Strate'giker; Strategi'
Taktik'; tak'tisk
Mobelise'ringsplan/er
Officers'karriere
Kadet'skole/n; Kadet-

korpset
Kadef

Krigs'skole/n
Elev af Krigs'skolen
Ri'deskole/n; Artilleri- og

Ingenior'skole/n
Kriegs'akademi/et
Avancement'/et
avancere

Forfrem'melse, forfrem'me
u'denfor Tur
efter Anciennitet'/en
Al'dersgraendse/n
blive Kaptein
Rang'liste/n

U'geblad for Militiurvaesen
Forflyftelse; forflyt'te
Oaniison' en: livor staar

dette Regimen'te?

236

U'niform; equipment.

to de'corate

to be de'corated with

the iron cross of the first,

second class

in active service; half-pay;
retired'
to discharge'
to be pensioned off
retired' officer
to send in one's resignation
to leave the service
to get a pension
the leave (of absence)
having got a month's leave
to put on plain clothes
in mufti; the civil'ians

The u'niform
regulation; the extra-u'ni-
form

the parade' dress, field-
dress

gala u'niform, full-dress
the frock coat; the tunic
with red facings
the trousers (with stripes)
the broad general's stripes
the galloons'; the e'paulets
shoulder-straps; stripes
the sash; the cuirass'
the great-coat; folded
the head-dress
the field-cap; the kepi'
the peak; the cockade'
helmet; plume
the throat-thong
the calpack
riding-boots
shoes with gaiters
foot-linen

The equipment, kit
the magazine' of army-clo-
the waist-belt [thing
the pouches

236

Uniform'; Ud'rustung.

til'dele en Orden
blive dekore'ret med
Jern'korset af f0rste, anden

Klasse
i aktiv Tje'neste; paa halv

Gage; u'denfor Tje'nesten
med'dele Afsked
faa Afsked
afskediget Officer
ind'sende Afskedsansog-
forla'de Tjenesten [ning
haeve Pension
Orlov, Permission'
til'staaet en Maaneds Per-
traekke i Civil [mission
i Civil'antraek; Civilis'ter
Unif orm'/en
reglemente'ret; Extrauni-

form
Para'deuniform; Tje'neste-

uniform
Ga'launiform
Frak/ken; Vaa'benfrakke
med r0de Paspoa'1/er
Bukse/rne (med Raender)
Generals'raender/ne
Tres'ser/ne; Epaulet'/ter
Skul'derklap/per; Snar/er
Skjaerf/et; Kyras/set
Kappe/n: rullet
Ho'vedbedaekning/en
Hue/'n; Kepi
Skjserm/en; Kokar'de n
Hjelm/en; Hjelm'busk
Ha'gerem/men
Husar'lue
Ri'dest0vle/r
Sko med Gamascher
Fod'linned
Ud'rustning/en
magasin'/et
Kaar'degehaeng/et
Patron'taske/rne

237

The weapon; the ordinance.

haver-sack; wa'terbottle
the knapsack; the cover
the mess-tin
the tent- cloth
marching order
identification ticket

The weapon.

by force of arms

to arm; to disarm'

unarmed'

firearms

hand'weapons

arms for cutting, for thrust-

the lance [ing

the short in'fantry sword

the sword-bay'onet

the bay'onet; to fix

to bay'onet

the sword; the sword-thrust

the sabre; the sabre-cut

the blade; the hilt

the sheath, the scabbard;

to unsheath', to bare
to brandish; to fetch a

blow

The or'dinance
the mortar; a how'itzer
the gun; mitrailleuse'
the machine' gun
the gun-carriage; team
the limber; to unlimber, to
limber up
to drive up

to command'; to point
the gun-shot
the cannonade'
the roar of cannon
the bombardment
to bombard'
the fire of grape-shot
to shoot with grape-shot

237

Vaabenet; Skyts et.

Br0d'pose/n; Felt'flaske/n

Tornis'ter et: Laag/et

Felt'kjedel/en

Teltlerred

felt'maessig

Kjen'dernaerke

Vaa'ben t>t.

med Vaa'benmagt

bevae'bne; af'vaebne

u'bevcebnet

Ild'vaaben

det blanke Vaaben

Hug'gevaaben, Stik'vaaben

Landse/n

Faskin'kniv/en

Sa'belbajonet/ten

Bajonet'ten; plante

bajonette're

Kaarde/n; Kaar'destik

Sabel/en; Sa'belhug/get

Klinge/n; Greb/et

Skede/n; ud af Skeden.

traekke blank
svinge; hugge til

Skyts/'et

Mor'ter/en; en Hau'bits
Kanoif en; M UniiHrnse
Maskin'gevaeret
Lafet/ten; For'spaending/en
For'stilling; af'protse, paa'-

protse
kjore op
bestry'ge: rette
Kanon'skud det
Kanona'de n
Kanon'torden/en
Bombardemenf et
bombarde're
Kartii'ds'keild en
bestry'ge med Kartaed'sker

238

Projectile; rifle.

The projectile

shrapnels; shells

hand-grenades'

to explode'; a splinter

the time-fuse

the bullet

flat line of flight

the cartridge; the case

the blank cartridge

the percussion cap

the fuse

the gun-powder; smoke of
g.-p.; smokeless

the ammunition

ammunition car
The rifle

how far does it carry?

the musket; the pistol

the carbine; revolver

having six chambers

the muzzle; the bore, calibre

of small bore

the barrel; rifled; riflings

the sight; the sighting notch

the barrel mantle; the sight

standing sight; small flap

large flap, 800 yards!

the bolt; lock [safety-catch

to secure'; to release' the

loading me'chanism; car-
tridge-frame; the cart.-
chamber; the handle

pull-off

trigger

the stock

butt, the small of the b.

the ram-rod; to polish

the fittings; the strap
To shoot (comp. p. 185)

standing, kneeling, lying;
with, without' support'

to load; to unload'

to cock; to level

238

Projektil'/et; Gevaer'/et.

Projektil/et
Granat/er; Bombe/r
Haand'granat/er
explode're; en Splint
Tids'brandr0r/et
Kugle/n

rase'rende Kug'lebane
Patrone/n; Hylstr/et
Knald'pat'rone/n
Taend'hsette/n
Lunte/n
Krudt/et; Krudtr0g, r0g-

frit

Ammunition'/en
Krudt'vogn/en
Gevaer/et, Rifle/n
hvor langt rsekker den?
B0sse/n; Pistol'/en
Karabi'ner/en; Revol'ver/en
seks'10bet

Mun'ding/en; Kali'ber/en
af liden Kali'ber
L0b/et: spaendt; Rifle/r
Sig'tekornet; Sig'tehakket
Mund'ingshaette/n; Kornet
Sig'teklap; den lille Klap
den store Klap, 800 m!
Luk'ning/en; Laas/en
sikre; aabne Sik'kerheds-
La'deindret- [indretningen

ningen; Patron'rammen;

Kammeret; Haev'arm/en
Af'traekkerindretningen
Aftraekker/en
Skiaefte/t

Kolbe/n-, Kol'behals/en
La'destokken; pudse
Til'beh0r/et; Rem/men
;Skyde (se S. 185)
staa'ende,knae'lende, liggen-

de;medSt0tte,paafri'haand
lade; tage ud Lad'ning/en
spaende; laegge an

239

239

A soldier's life.

Solda'tcrliv.

to lie down ready to fire
to level the gun at
to aim at; to let go
to go off; I have aimed too
low

To fire; to give fire
to fire sharp, blank
the shot

to rebound', to ricochet'
a rebounding shot, ricochet'
to stop fire, to cease firing

A soldier's life.

subordination; insubordina-
tion

discipline

disciplined; undis'ciplined

the command'; to command'

to obey'; obed'ience
Pun'ishments

appearance in marching
order

the detention in barracks

open; close arrest'; with
low diet

the prison

thearrest'(of officers) [tress

the imprisonment in a for-

degradation; to degrade'

to shoot; shooting
The barracks

the rooms; senior of the r.

who is on duty?

the army; mil'itary

the men; the old men; the
recruits'

they are put in un'iform;
they take the mil'itary
oath; the ar'ticles of war

the revi'ill'*'; the tattoo':
has tattoo' been sounded?

the night-leave; on leave

sergeant on duty

ligge i An'tegsstitling
rette Gevae'ret mod
sigte paa; trykke af
gaa af; jeg har sigtet for

lavt

lid; give lid
skyde med skarpt, med lest
Skud/det
praelle af

et Prael'skud, Rikosjet
standse Ilden

Solda'terliv.

Subordination'; Insubordi-
nation

Disciplin'

discipline'ret;u'disciplineret

Komman'do; kommande're

lystre, lyde; Ly'dighed
Af'straffeise

til'traede paa felt'maessig
Vis

Kaser'nearrest

Mid'delsarrest; streng Ar-
rest; paa Vand og Brod

Arrest en

Hus'arrest

Faest'ningsarrest

Degradation'; degrade're

skvde: blive skudt
Kaser'ne/n

Vae'relse/rne

'ii har Stu'etjeneste
et: miliUerisk

Mand'skab/et;a?ldreMand'-
skaber Rekrut erne

tra'kke i Uniform en; af-
la'gge Fa'needen: Krigs'-
artik! er

Reveille! ;Tap'penstreg; bar
det blaest til Signal? [fri

Permission omNatten: have

Und'erofficer i Tje'nesten

240

Sentry duty.

the soldier's fare
the munition-bread
sick-room; hos'pital
at the roll-call
the pay
the extra-pay
to complain'
the complaint'
the regulations
Sentry duty
the picquet
the guard; the sentry, the

watch [bed

the guard - room, guard-
the commander of a guard
the guard is mounted, dis-
to mount guard; [mounted

to pile arms
to post the sentries
to stand sentry
the sentry-box
to carry out one's instruc-
to salute' [tion

turn out, guard!
halt! Who goes there? halt!
the relief; to relieve'
the round; the officer of

the rounds, vis'iting o.
the watch-word (the word

of alarm'); the pass-word
To be on duty
to do duty
to fall in
in rank and file
the ranks; the files
line; column
the right-handman
according to size
the intervals of rank, of file
to close the ranks
to cover off
to dress the ranks
to stand at attention

240

Vagt'tjeneste.

Kost/en, Mad/en

Solda'terstomp/en

Sy'gevaerelset; Lazaret

til Ap'pel'

L0nning, Sold

Til'teg

klage over noget

Kla?e/n

Reglement'/et
V a g t ' t j e n e s t e/n

Pikef

Vagt/en ;Skild'vagt/en, Vagt-
post/en

Vagt'stue/n, Briks/en

den Vagt'havende

Vagten tropper paa, af

traekke paa Vagt; koble
Gevaer

poste're Vagterne

staa Vagt

Skil'derhus

udf0re hans Ordres

salute're

Vagt i Gevaer!

holdt hvem der?; holdt!

Afl0sning; 10se af

Runde/n; Kreds'-
officer

Parolen (Felt'raab/et);
L0sen/et
Have Tje'neste

gj0re Tje'neste

til'traede

i Rad og Raekke

Geled/erne; Ra3kker/ne

Linje/n; Kolonne/n

den h0ire F10i'mand

efter St0r'relse/n

Afstand, Dybden, Bredden

aabne Gelederne, rykke op

Ret'ning frem'ad!

Ret'ning!

Giv Agt!

241

To ex'ercise.

241

Exerce're.

to break the ranks, dismiss'

to salute'

to salute'; to turn the front
To ex'ercise

the drill-ground, parade'-g.

to drill

smart; slouching

rifle-ex'ercises

to present' arms, to shoul-
der arms

the march; to march

keeping step; marking time

route step

right-wheel!

quick-march

the forced march

to practise wheelings

close, scattered order; to
skirmish

to advance' by bounds

to rally; the square

the assault'; the retreat'
Commands

to command'

attention!

stand at-ease!

eyes — right!

to the left — fall into line!

right — turn!

about' — turn!

slope arms!

order — arms!

sling — arms!

take up arms!

load — arms!

present'! secure' arms!

fire! stop fire!

battalion march!

battalion halt!

to the right — deploy'!

lie down! up!

up, and at them!

rally!

Hecker, English. 16

takke af

jijore Honnor

salute're; gj0re Front
Exerce're

Exercer'plads/en

ind0ve

stram; slap

Greb

presenter' Gevaer! paa
Aksel Gevaer!

Marschen; marsche're

i Takt; holde Takt

uden Takt

Retiring h0ire!

hurtigt Skridt

Hur'tigmarsch

udferq Sving'ning or

sluttet, spredt Orden;
spredt Flygt'ning

sprangvis Frem'rykning

samle sig; Karre/en

An'greb; Tilba'getog
Komman'do

kommande're

Stilling!

paa Sted/et hvil!

Retiring — noire

Retiring — venstre

h0ire — om!

hele Bataljon'/en— helt om!

Gevaer — over!

Gevaer — af!

Gevaer — fat!

I Haand en — Gevaer!

Lad — Gevaer!

Laeg an!; Fyr!

Stands Ilden!

Bataljon — fremad marsch!

Bataljon — holdt!

Sva-rm — tilh0ire!

Lig ned!: Op!

marsch. marsch — hurra

Sa oiling!

Heeker, Norsk(Dansk) 16

242

242

Fire practice; manoeuvre'.

The fire practice
the shooting-ground
the ring-target
figure targets
a vanishing target
to signal; sig'nallers
the practice-report'; marks-
man's badge
the training

the estimation of dis'tances
target-practice
individual field-firing

squad'-firing

the rifle-match; prizes
The inspection

to inspect'; to review'

to pass in review'

to alarm'; to sound alarm';

the gen'eral alarm'
The review'

the parade'-ground

the drill-ground

the parade' march

to march past

the march past; to ride
down the front
Field practice

the sham fight

the marked en'emy

signal flags

the umpire

signal to break off the ma-

the manoauvre' [noeuvres'

to manoeuvre'

the bi'vouac

to bi'vouac; to prepare' din-

the camp; camping [ner

to encamp'; the tents

to pitch, to strike

the baggage

the sutler

Sky'deevelser ; Manever.

S k y ' d e 0 v e I s e/r

Sky'deplads/en

Ring'skiven

Figur'skive/r

et forsvin'dende Maal

signalise're; Signal'giver

Sky'debog/en Skyt'ter-
maerke

0'velse/r

bereg'ne Af'stand/en

Sko'leskydning

felt'maessig En'kelt-
mandsskydning

Afde'lingsskydning

Pra2'mieskydning; Praemie r
Besig'tigelse

besigtige; mon'stre

afholde Mon'string over

alarme're; slaa Alarm;
Generalmarsch
Haer'skue, Revu

Para'deplads

0'velsesplads

Para'demarsch

marschere forbi

Defile'ring/en; passere
Front/en
Felt'0velser

FcEgt'nings0velse

marke'ret Fiende

Signal'flag

Kamp'dommer/en

Af'slutningssignal
[ Man0ver/en
j man0vrere

Bivuak/en

bivuakere; til'beredeMaden

Leiren; ligge i Leir

leire sig; Telt/ene

slaa op; tage ned

Bagage/n

Marketen'ter/en, ^

243

243

War; departure.

to be bil'leted; we have sol-
diers quartered on us

War.

thepreparations; to prepare
the court of arbitration
congress of peace [ament
to disarm'; the disarm'-

The war breaks out
the declaration of war
the mobilisation
to mo'bilise
on the war-footing
the universal war
the na'tional — , civil war
warlike; the revenge' [body
to make war upon' some'-

The campaign'
the mi'litary expedition
to make war
belli'gerent power
neutral; ad'versary; ally; to
ally' one's self
the alliance; the triple a.

The forces of war
com'batants; warriors
land — , sea-forces
the colon'ial force
the supreme' command'
commander in chief
great gen'erals, captains

The departure
to inarch out
to depart' for the war
the day's march
a day of rest
the forced march [lonned'
the halting places; eche-
the disposition of the army
on the scene of war
base of operations; the com-
munications with the rear

16*

Krifcen; Ud'marschering.

vaere ind'kvarteret; vi har

Sokiater indkvarteret hos

Krie <•„.

Rust'ning/en; ruste

Vold'giftsdomstol/en

Freds'kongres

af 'ruste; Af'rustning
Krigen bryder ud

Krigs'erklaering/en

Mobilise'ring/en

gj0re niobil, mobilise re

paa Krigs'fod

Ver'denskrig/en

Bqr'gerkrig/en

kri'gersk; Revcmcheln

paa'fore nogen Krig
Felt'tog/et

Krigs'tog/et

f0re Krig

den krig'f0rende Magt

neutral; Fiend/en; For'-
bundsf3elle;allieresig,For'-
bund/et; Tre'magtsforb.
Strids'krajft/erne

Strids'mand; Kriger

Land'tropper, S0'tropper

Bedaek'ningstropper

O'verbefal ing/en

O'verbefalingsmand/en

Felt'herre/r, Haer'f0rer/e
U d ' rn a r s c h e r i n g/e n

at'niarscliere. rykke ud

drage i Krig

Dags'marsch en

en Hvi'ledag

llmarsch

Ktappe rue: forh0i'et

Op'marsch en

paa Kri.us'skucplads/en

Opera tions'hasis; Forbin'-
clclsc ii led Bag'tropper/ne

Hi*

244

244

The march forward.

Frem'rykning en.

to keep on the defensive

to take up the offensive

the march forward
Intelligence depart-

reconnoitrings [ment

reconnoitring of the ground

patrols'; to patrol' [front

to explore', to reconnoitre in

mes'sages; the sketch

the scouts

the ground in front

the ground in the flank
Service of protection

vanguard, rearguard, flank-
guard

the head, tete; the main-
body (gros); the rear

stationary divisions

the front; the flank

outposts

the chain of outposts

to post sentries

double sentries (mounted);

officer's posts

the examining post

the outpost com'panies

the bearer of a flag of truce;
to parley; the head quarters

to blindfold

spying; to spy

the spy

the martial law

martial tribunal; court-mar-
tial; shot

they have deserted

desertion

deserter

he will not be given up, ex-

the use of war [changed'
To open hosti'lities

the en'emy's country

to invade'; the invasion

forhol'de sig i For'syars-

gaa til An'greb [stilling

Frem'rykning/en
Spei'dertjeneste

Rekognose'ring/er

rekognose're For'terrain/et

Patrulje/rne; patrulje're

op'lyse, rekognose're

Mel'ding/er; Kroki'et

Sen'debud

Fpr'terrain/et

Si'deterrain/et
Sik'kerhedstjeneste

Avant'garde, Bag'trop, Si'-
delinje

Spids/en, Tete/n; Gross ei;
Queue/n

hvi'lende Afde'linger

Front/en; Flanke/n

For'post/er

For'postkjaede/n

ud'stille Vagt/er

Dob'beltpost/er (tilhesf)

Underofficer'spost

Modta'gelsespost/en

Felt'vagterne

Un'derhandler/en; un'der-
handle; Ho'vedkvarter/et

binde for 0i'nene

Spioneri'; spione're

Spion/en

Krigs'lov/en; Krigs'ret/ten;
Stand'ret/ten

blive skudt

de har deserte'ret

Desertion'

Deserter'

han bliver ikke ud'leveret

Krigs'skik
Aabne Fi'endtligheder-

det fi'endtlige Gebet [ne

gj0re Ind'fald i; Ind fald/et

245

The baitle.

to construct', break off, to
blow up bridges
to destroy', to build rail-
way-lines
the raid

the flying column
to requisition; victuals
the provisions; to provi-
sion, to victual
to forage; the forage
the escort; to escort'
to de'vastate; to lay under
contribution; the booty
to plunder, pillage; the ma-
reprisaJs [rauder

The battle.

to encounter the en'emy

to gain contact

the skirmish, encounter

the combat

to give battle

the order of battle

the battle-array'

the battle commences

the battlefield
Attack'; to attack'

to advance'

to make a push forward

to press; to beat back

the counterattack'

to offer resistance, to re-
sist'

to hold out; the defence';
to defend' one's self

to fight, to combat; fight

ob'stinate; bloody

to inflict' losses

the baptism of fire

to be under fire

the hail, shower of bullets

to be de'cimated

the carnage; slaughter

Felt'slafcet.

op'tore, ned'rive, sprajnge

Bro/er
o'delaegge, bygge Jern'-

banelinjer
Strei'fetog/et
Strei'fekorps/et
rekvire're; Lev'netsmidler
Provian'ten; provian-

te're

fourage're; Fourage/n
Eskorte/n; eskorte're
haerje, 0'delaegge; brand'-

skatte; Bytte/t
plyndre; Marodor' en
Repressa'lier

Felt'slaget.

st0de paa Fiende/n
komme i Kontakt'
Skjaer'mydsle/r, Training
Faegt'ning
leve're et Slag
Slag'orden/en
Slag'linie/n
Slaget

Slag'mark/en
A n g r e b ; a n' g r i b e
gaa, rykke frem
gj0re et Frem'st0d
force're; slaa tilbage
Kon'trastod

yde Mod'stand, v;erge sig,
saette sig til Mod'vaerge
holde Stand; For'sx
forsva'ro sii^

fegte: kjannpe; Kamp CMI
haard'nakket; blodig
til'f0ie Tab
Ild'daah on

i Iklon

Kug'lohaiil. Ki'.ii'
• dec ime' rot
Blod'bad; Myrdori'

246

Attack'; vic'tory.

246

An'greb : Seier.

to cover one's self; cover
to dig fire-trenches
spade; pick-axe
quick-fire; volleys
fire discipline
to be short of ammunition
supply' of a.; ammunition
cart
a council of war

The stra'tagem
a feigned attack'
the ambush
to lie in wait
a surprise'
to surprise'
to take unawares'
to turn; the turning move-
to advance' creeping [ment
to attack' the en'emy in the

back; to surround'
the en'emy's position
to storm, to take by storm
war-cry
the scuffle

to engage' in close fight
hand to hand
to throw out
to oc'cupy; occupation
to conquer; the conquest

The fortune of war
to thrust the en'emy back
to force to retreat'
to break through the lines
to disperse'; to destroy'
to put to flight [over
to conquer; to be victorious
to carry off the vic'tory
victorious; the con'queror ;
incon'querable
heroic; the exploits, heroic
deeds; covered with glory
to win laurels

daekke sig; Daek'ning
grave Skyt'tergrave
Spade; Pig'0kse, Hakke
Hur'tigskydning ; Salve r
Ild'disciplin Tuition

komme tilkort' med Ammu-
Ny Fprsy'ning af A., Am-
munitions'vogn/en
et Krigsraad

Krigslist/en
et Skin'angreb
Bag'hold/et
ligge paa Lur
et O'verfald
o'verfalde

o'verraske, —rumple
gaa en Om'vei, Om'gaaelse
rykke frem kry'bende
falde Fienden i Ryggen;
om'ringe

Fiendens Stirling
tage med Storm
Krigs'raab, Krigs'hyl
Haand'gemaeng
vaere i Haand'gemaeng
Mand mod Mand
kaste ud af
indtage; Ind'tagelse
erobre; Ero'bring/en

Krigs'held/et
kaste Fiende/n tilba'ge

tvinge til Tilba'getog
gien'nembryde Linje/rne
spraenge; sprede
jage paa Flugt
besei're; seire over
gaa af med Seir/en
sei'errig; Sei'ervinder.en
uovervind'elig
hel'temodig;Hertedaad;be-

daek'ket med Ber0m'melse
hoste Laur'baer

247

247

Defeat'; dead; wounded.

To be worsted

the super'ior power, ~num-

to get reinforcements [ber

to reinforce; reinforcements

the auxiliary force

to be beaten

the defeat', reverse'

to go back, to yield

to retreat'; the retreat'

to flee; the flight

the pursuit'; to pursue'

to bar the way

the bar'ricade

to force a passage

stragglers; dispersed' sol-
Surrender! [diers

at discretion

to lay down arms

to ask for mercy; coward

demoralised troops

to give quarter; to put to
the edge of the sword

to the last man
To take pri'soner

to fall into capti'vity

capti'vity; to exchange'
prisoners

to deliver; the liberation
List of casualties

missed; unhurt

to be killed in battle; the
heroes

to bury the dead

hyenas of the battlefield
The wound

to wound; to disable

[men

the stretcher; am'bulance

the Geneva band

the dressing-station

to dress(bind up); the ban-
to nurse; sick-nurses [dage

Ne'derlag; Dode: Saa'rede.

Ligge under
O'vermagt/en, ~tal/let
modtage rorstefk'ning

forstaerke; Forstaerk'ninget

Hjael'petrop/pen

blive slagcn

Ne'derlag/et; Uheld c-t

gaa, vige tilba'ge
! traekkesietilbage;Tilba'ge-

flygte; Flugt/en [toget

Forf01'gelse/n; forfol'ge

spaerre Veien

Forskans'ning/en

slaa sig igjen'nem

Ef'ternoler; spredte Flygt-
O'vergiv Eder ! [ning e
i paa Naade og U'naade

ned'laegge Vaabne me
I bede om Naade; Kujon'
j demoralise'rede Tropper

give Pardon; lade springe
over Klinge/n

til sidste Mand
Tage til f an'ge

komme i Fan'genskab

Fan'genskab, ud'veksle
Fanger

befri; Befri'else
Forteg'nelse over de

savnede; u'saarede [Tabte

faldt for Fiendens Haaiul:
Helt/ene

hegra've de Dode

Lig'plyndrer
Saar/et

at ftaare; izjore kamp'i

tig

Baare n: Sy'gebaeref
Arm'bind/et
Forbin'dingsplads en

forbin'de; Banda'L.
pleie, Plei'erskc r

248

Siege-\varfare.

an am'bulance cart
the field hos'pital
the Red Cross

Siege-warfare
the fortress; to for'tify
the ci'tadel
fortifications
the permanent work
the out-work
the detached' work
the enceinte', circumvalla-
rampart; bastion [tion
glacis; the casemates
the powder magazine'
the entrenchment; redoubt
to entrench' one's self
the approaches
barbed wire-entanglements

The siege

to besiege'; the besiegers
the gar'rison; to invest'
the blockade'; to relieve'
to cut off supplies'
to starve out
a sortie'; to repulse'
the gal'lery of a mine
the mine; to undermine'
counter-mines; to blow up
to be blown up
to make a breach in

To make an assault'
the surprise', sudden attack'
(coup de main)', to storm
to scale

the taking; surrender
to surrender; to capi'tulate
capitulation; hos'tages
to grant or'derly retreat'
with the honours of war
to eya'cuate;the evacuation
to dismantle'; to raze to the
ground

248

Faest'ningskrig.

en Ambulan'cevogn

Felt'lazaret/tet

det r0de Kors
Faest'ningskrig

Faest'ning/en; befse'ste

Citadel/len

Befsest'ning/er

Faest'ningsvaerk/et

U'denvaerk/et

Y'dervaerk/er

Om'skansning

Mur; Faes'tningsmur

Glacis; Kasemat'te/rne

Krudt'taarn/et

Forskans'ning/en; Skanse/n

forskan'se sig

L0'begrav/ene

Pig'traadforhindring/er
B el ei 'ring/en

beleire; Belei'rer/ne

Besaet'ning/en; om'ringe

Bloke'ringen; und'saette

afskjaere Til'f0rselen

ud'sulte

et Ud'fald; slaa tilba'ge

Mi'negang/en

Mine/n; mine're

Kon'tramine/r; spraenge

springe i Luft/en

laegge en Bresche i
Bestor'me

O'verrumpling/en, plud'se-
ligt O'verfald; storme

bestige (ad Stige/r)

Indta'gelse; O'vergivelse

o'vergive; kapitule're

Kapitulation'; Gidsler

ind'r0mme et ae'refuldt

Tilba'getog

r0mme; R0mning

rive ned, s!0ife; jaevne ined
Jord/en

249

Peace; navy.

To make peace

the preliminaries

negotiations

the treaty of peace

to ra'tify; to sign

the suspension of hostilities

the ar'mistice, truce

indem'nity of war

disabled' soldier; ve'teran

the union of discharged'
[soldiers
The navy.

sea'power, naval p.

naval forces

to arm; the fleet

the squadron

the ad'mirars ship
The man of war

the ship of the line

the frigate

the i'ronclad

the cruiser; a cruise

to cruise

the corvette'; the aviso

the gun-boat

the torpedo-boat; flotilla

the torpedo

the torpedo-boat destroyer

the ram-ship

to ram with the spur

the submarine' boat

the fireship

the sloop; boat

the schoolship

transport' ship
Ar'mament

quick-firing guns

armour-plated guns

armour-plated turrets

the bridge

the port-hole

the broadside

Fred: Marii

Slutte Fred
de ind'ledende Forhand'-
Und'erhand'ling/er [ling/er
Freds'overenskomst/en
bekraefte; un'dertegne

| Vaa'benhvile/n
Vaa'benstilstand/en

1 Godt'gi0relse af Krigs'ud-
Invali'de; Veteran' [gift/er
Fore'ning af gamleSoldat/er

Mari'nen.

S0'magt; So'stat

Krigs'magten tilvands

ud'ruste; Flaade/n

Eska'dre/n

Admiral'skib/et
Krigs'skib,et

Lin'jeskib/et

Fregat/ten

Pan'serskib/et

Krydser/en; et Kryds'tog

krydse

Korvet/ten; Avi'sobaad on

Kanon'baad/en

Torpe'dobaad/en; Flaade n

Torpe'do/en

Torpe'dojaeger

Vae'derskib/et

ramme med Spore/n

Un'dervandsbaad/en

Brand'skib/et

Chaluppe; Baad

Sko'leskib

Transport'skib
U d ' r u s t n i n g

hur'tigskydeiKle Kanoncr

Pan'sersh

Pan'sertafern

Koinman'dobro/en

Kanon'port on

Bred'side/n

250

Naval warfare.

250

Krig tilsjes.

the powder-room

salutes'

to exchange' signals

a search-light [gaphonc

the speaking-trumpet me'-

,,full-steam ahead'!"
Marine'of 'f icers

ad'miral

vice-ad'miral

rear-ad'miral

captain of the navy

captain of a frigate

captain of a corvette'

lieutenant, secondlieute-
nant

sublieutenant

the ensign in the navy

mid'shipman

the naval .college

marine' in'fantry

marines'
The naval war

naval port

to blockade'; the blockade'

to bar the entrance

to lay mines
The naval battle

clear for action; torpedo
nets

to sail with lights out; to
catch sight of the en'emy

battle formation

to strike the flag

to blow up

to send to the bottom; to
sink; to run ashore'

to raise a ship
To privateer'

pirate ship, privateer'

the pirate, corsair

to board a ship; the har-

to capture [poon'

the prize

Krudt'kammer/et

Salut'skud/dene

veksle Signal'

en Lys'kaster

Megaphon'/en

,,Fuld Fart forever!"
S0'off icer/er

Admiral'

Vi'ceadmiral

Kon'treadmiral

Mari'nekaptein

Fregat'kaptein

Korvet'kaptein

Kaptein'10itnant; Mari'ne-
10itnant

Sekond'10itnant

Mari'nefaendrik

S0'kadet

S0'krigsskole/n

Mari'neinfanteri

Mari'nesoldat/er
S 0 ' k r i g/e n

Krigs'havn/en

bloke're; Bloka'de n

spaerre Ind'10b/et

laegge ud Mine/r
S0'slag/et

klar til Kamp; Torpe'do
net'

seile med sluk'kede Lys:
faa Fienden isig'te

Slag'orden

stryge Flag/get

spraenge i Luft/en

bore i Soenk; ned'saenke;
lade 10be paa Grund

I0fte Skib/et
Drive Kaperi'

S0'r0ver-, Ka'perskib

S0'r0ver/en; Fri'bytter/en

entre; Harpu'ne n

kapre

Pris/en

251

Jurisdiction.

251
Rets vsesen.

The ship's crew
to in u 'tiny; the mutineers'
to put into chains

Mand'skab/et
gjore Mytteri'; Op'r0rer/ne
laegge i "Laenke r

XVII.

Jurisdiction.

Right, wrong

she is right

he is wrong

the right

have I a right to it?

jus'tified; unjus'tified

legit'imate; illegit'imate;
arbitrary
Accusation

to accuse'

the suspicion; suspicious

founded; unfounded

to be suspected

he is suspected

in'nocent, guiltless

in'nocence

it is not his fault

it is not my fault

the guilt; guilty

what has he done?

to make one's self guilty of
something; to lay the guilt
on some'bodv

it is he who is guilty
The justification

to jus'tify

unjus'tified

to have to answer for —

responsible for

the responsibility

irrespon'sible
The culprit

the e'vildoer; crim'inal

XVII.

Rets'Ttesen.

Ret/ten; U'ret/ten

hun har Ret

han har U'ret

Beret'tigelse/n

er jeg beret'tiget der'til?

beret'tiget; u'berettiget

rets'maessig; u'retsmu

rets'stridig
Beskyl'dning

beskyl'de

Mis'fanke/n; mistaen'kelig

begrun'det; grund'les

vaere mis'taenkt

man har ham mis'taenkt

uskyl'dig, skyld'fri

U'skyld/en

det kan han ikke gjore for

jeg kan ikke for det

Skyld/en; skyl'dig

hyad har han gjort?

gjore sig skyldig i noget:
laegge Skvlden over paa
nogen

han har Skyld i dot
Retfaerdiggjer'else n

retfaerdiggjo'ro

ikke retfar'diggjort

maattc t> sig

ir'lig for

An'svar/et

utilreg'nelig

Gjer'niiiusinand/en fder

U'gjerningsmand; Forbry'-

252

252

Cri'minals; crimes.

they are all e'qually guilty

accomplice

mur'derer; poi'soner

hom'icide; robber

incen'diary; thief

pick'pocket

smuggler

cheat, swindler

sharper, forger

refined' scoundrel

extor'tioner: ca'lumniator

The crime.

the misdeed'

the transgression

the offence'

to commit' deliberately;

c — ted with (without') pre-

inten'tional,un— [meditation

malice prepense'; cul'pably

Offences against [ne'gli-

the person [gent

insult; to insult'
insult offered to an official
defamation; ca'lumny; to

calum'niate
assault' and bat'tery
ou'trages
the ill'-usage
bo'dily in'jury
hom'icide; to kill
in self-defence'; excess' of

self-defence'
murder, assassination
to assass'inate, to kill
to strangle; to poison
poi'soning
illegal detention
abduction
Offence' against' pro'-

perty

to cheat, to swindle
the fraud

Forbryder: Forbry'delse.

de er alle med'skyldige
Led'togsmand
Morder; Gift'blander
Drabs'mand; R0ver
Brand'stifter; Tyv
Lom'metyv
Smugler

Bedra'ger, Svind'ler
Gav'tyv; Falsk'ner
Plat'tenslager
; Ud'presser; Bag'taler

Forbry'delse/n.

U'gjerning/en

Overtrae'delse/n

Forse'else/n

foro've for'saetlig; forove
med (uden) O'verlaeg
I for'saetlig ikke f., for'saetlig

Ond'skab; fors0m'melig
Forse'else mod en Per-
son'
I Fornaer'melse; fornaer'me

FornaBr'melse mod 0'vrig-

tale ondt om en; [heden
Bag'talelse; bag'tale

Void og O'verfald

Volds'gjerning/er

Mis'handling/en

Le'gemsfornaermelse

Drab; draebe

af N0d'vaerge; O'verskrid-
else af N0d'vaerge

Mord/et, Snig'mord

myrde, om'bringe

kvaele; forgif'te

Forgift'ning/en

Bero'velse af Fri'hed/en

|Bort'f0relse/n
Forse'else mod ens
Ei'endom

bedra'ge

Bedrageri'/et

253

Crimes; justice.

253

Forbry'delse; Justits'

to cheat

misrepresentation of facts;
the swindle
for'gery; to forge
falsification of do'cuments
abuse' of confidence
to misappropriate; to em-
the embez'zlement [bezzle'
embezzelments; to steal
a bur'glary has been com-
mitted in his house ; the theft
receiver of stolen goods
to rob

rob'bery; assault and rob'-
extortion; compulsion [bery
damage to other people's
arson [pro'perty

disturbance of domestic
Political crimes [peace
high-treason
lese-ma'jesty

the attempt' on the life of a
resistance against' [person
public authority .
breach of the peace

Justice.

Civil law

civil law; commercial law
Public law

penal law

church-law

administrative law

constitutional law

interna'tional law
Legislation

legislator
• Roman law

Institutions: Pandects

Digests

German law

cus'tomary law

bedra'ge, snydc
u'riptig Frem'stilling af
Faktum; Bedrageri'
Forfal'skning; forfal'skc
Dokument'forfalskning
U'troskab/en

vaere u'tro; begaa' Un'der-
Un'derslaeb [slaeb

Un'derslaeb; stjaele
der er gjort Ind'hrud h.os
ham; Tyveri'/et
Haeler

bestjse'le, ber0've
Rov; ro'yerisk O'verfakl
Ud'presning,; Tvaim
Beska'digelse af andens
Brand'stiftelse/n [Ei'endom
Brud paa Hus'fred/en
Poli'tisk Forbry'delse
H0i-; Lands'forrtederi'
Majestaets'fornaermelsc
Attentat'/et

Mod'stand mod Stats'-
magt/erne
Brud paa Lan'defred

JustitB/en, Rets pleie n.

Civil'ret/ten

Civil'-Ret; Han'delsret
Of'fentlig Ret

Straff eret ten

Kir'keret/ten

Forval'tnintisret ten

(jriuuI'lDV/en

Fol'kerct ton
Lov'gi vni ng/en

Lov'giver

Ro'merret ten

Institution' er. I'aiuU-

Digesterne
Ret

Haevd

254

254

Laws; jurisdiction.

Lov e; Ju'risdiction.

the code of civil law; code

of penal law
forensic procedure
The law

to publish [repeal'

to come into operation; to
without' retrospective ef-
to interpret; to apply' [fecf
tenor, spirit of the law
legal, illegal
legality, illegality
admis'sible; inadmissible
to bow before' the la\v; to

offend' against'
to counteract'; to evade'
to infringe'
The law-court
of first instance, of appeal'
com'petent; com'petency
incom'petent

the police' (district) court
gen'eral court of justice
the court of appeal'
the assizes

the court of cassation
supreme' courtof theEmpire
The Body of Judges
the attorneyship
the public pro'secutor;

attorney

the attorney gen'eral
judge; district-judge; be-!

fore' the justice of the peace >
young bar'rister
assessor, judge's assistant
clerk to the court; bailiff,

usher

Jurisdiction
to give justice
to judge; the sentence
just, unjust'; unjustice;

justice
prejudiced

almin'deUgeLov/e; Straff e-
- lov/en

Proces'anordning/en
L o v/e n

bekjendt'gjore, kund'gjore

traede i Kraft; af'skaffe

uden tilba'gevirkende Kraft

fortol'ke; an'vende

Ord'lyd; Lo'vens Aand

lov'lig, u'lovlig

Lov'maessighed, Lov'stridig-

tilla'delig; u'tilladelig [lied

b0ie sig for Lov/en; stode
an mod

handle imod'; om'gaa

o'vertraede
Ret/ten

forste, anden Instans

kompetent'; Kompeten'ce

ikke kompetent'

Un'derret/teri

O'verretten, Ting

Kani'merret/ten

Ed'svorneset/ten

Kassations'retten

H0i'esteret/ten
Do in 'mer stand/en

Stats'advokat-Embede

Stats'advokat; Advokat

Hoi'esteretsadvokat
So'renskriver, Her'edsdom-

mer, Lagmand; for Freds'-
Rets'referendar [dommer/en
Asses'sor, Justitia'rius
Rets'skriver; Byfogden,

Rets'tjener
Ju'risdiction
til'kjende Ret
d0mme; Dom, Kjen'delse
retfaer'dig; u'retfaerdig;

U'ret-, Retfaerdighed
for'udindtaget

255

255

Procedure.

Process'ordning

unprejudiced; impartial
impartiality

without' respect' of persons
to warp justice
partial; partial'ity
The procedure
penal — , civil law-suit
the action, the case
to conduct' cases; to bring
an action against' a person
1 have accused' her
to bring a person to justice
he is gone into court
to withdraw' the indictment
the indictment; plaintiff
the defendant
to summon

the contending parties
to come to a friendly arran-
the adjustment [gement
the da'mages
to pay da'mages
to indem'nify
to distrain', to seize
the distraint', execution
the sentence; the ar'gu-
ments; his case has been
the order; to order [dis-
A crim'inal case [missed'
to denounce'; denunciation
the preliminary examination
examining ma'gistrate
to in'stitute a suit
domici'liary visit
the sequestration; seques-
trated; to confiscate
the affixing of seals
to remove' the seals
arrested; the arrest'
the warrant of arrest'
the detention before' trial
to leave at large(at li'berty)
the discharge'

for'domsfri; u'partisk

U'partiskhed

uden Persons Anse'else

boie sig for Ret/ten

par'tisk; Par'tiskhed
Process'ordninu

Straf'fe-, Civil'proces

Rets'sag

fere Process; an'laegge
Process mod nogen

jeg har an'klaget hende

stevne, sag'sege en Person

han har ind'sendt Klage

tage Klagen tilba'ge

Klage/n; An'klageren

den An'klagede

ind'staevne for Retten

Par'ter/ne

forli'ge sig

det (rets'lige) Forlig'

Ska'deserstatning/en

erstat'te Skade/n

holde ska'deslos

beslag'laegge

Ud'pantning, Execution'

Kjen'delse; Argument'/erne;

han er bleven af'vist
Bestem'melse; bestem'nic
En Straf'fesag

an'melde: Anmel'delse/n

For'undersogelse/n

For'horsdommer

ind'lede en Process

Hus'undersegelse

Beslag'laeggelse/n; beslag'-
lagt; konfiske're

Forsegl'ing/en

af'tage Segl/et

arreste're; Arrestation'/en

Arrest'ordre/n

Va'retaegtsarrest/en

satte paa fri Fod, slippe w!

Les'ladelse af Arresten

256

Trial.

the examination, theinlerro-
gation; to cross-examine
to take down e'vidence
to keep the minutes
to put in the minutes
to deny'; to confess'; he
has confessed'
to open the proceedings
op'ening of the proceedings
discontinuation of the pro-

[ceedings
The trial.

proceedings by word of
to fix the term [mouth
to adjourn'; adjournment
the hearing has been fixed
in the case of A versus B
this case has not been
heard

Before' the court
the judgment-hall
Themis with the scales and
the sword; Ne'mesis
public; publi'city
to transact' with closed
doors
the court

pre'sident; the judges
the assessors
the defendant, the accused
to order to bring in
the prisoner's bench, the
to reject' a judge [dock
to declare' one's self pre'-

The examinationfjudiced
per'sonal details
the antecedents
previous pun'ishments
punished before' [gisters
the act of accusation; re'-
the taking of e'vidence

The examination of
to take an oath [wit'nesses

256

Rets'forhandling.

Unders0'gelse, For'hor;
forh0're

op'tage ProtokoP
f0re Protokol'
f0re til Protokols'
bestri'de; naegte; til'staa;
han har til'staaet
paa'begynde Sagen
Paa'begyndelse af Sag/en
ind'stille Sagen

Rets'forhaudling/en.

den mundtlige Forhand'ling
beram'me, fast'saette Ter-
ud'saettejUd'saettelse/nfniin,
Terminen er fast'sat til [en
i Sag/en A. contra B.
denne Sag har ikke yaeret

taget under Behand'ling
For Dom'stol/en
Rets'sal/en
Themis med Vaegt'skaal/en

og Svaerd/et; Ne'mesis
of'fentlig; Of'fentlighed
forhand'le for luk'kede

D0re
Ret/ten

Praeces; Dom'mer/en
Med'domsmaend
den An'klagede
lade f0re frem
An'klagebaenk/en
tilba'gevise en Dommer
erklaere sig for inhabit'
For'h0r/et
Persona'lier
tid'ligere Liv
ud'staaet Straf
tid'ligere straf'fet
An'klageskrift/et; Akt/erne
Bevis'f0relse
Vid'neforh0r
af'laegge Ed/en

257

The trial.

257

Forhmnd linden.

the oath; to swear

to swear falsely

per'jury

depositions of witnesses

wliat did they depose'?

the test'imony

to attest'; to test'ify for

witness for the defendant

to exon'erate

witness for the prosecution

to inculpate some'body

to confront' [contradictions;

to entangle' one's self in

heavily inculpated
nothing can be proved |

against' him; the e'vidence
the pal'pable proof
the "corpus delicti'; the in-
spection of the scene of
to prove one's a'libi [action
to play the madman
the experts
the opinion
The addresses
the address' of the pro'se-

cutor, counsel f.th. defence'
the counter-plea; rejoinder
to undertake' the defence';

his counsel for the defence'
to defend'; he pleads
to raise an in'cident
to ask for the decision of

the court
the ad'vocate (only in civil

cases); no'tary
the client; the clientele
the gown, the robe
the forum
At the assizes
the jury

to dismiss'; dismissal
the foreman of the jury
to deliberate; the questions

Hecker, English. 17

Ed; svaerge

.-if'hi'gge falsk Ed

Men'eci on

Vid'neudsagn

hvad har de vidnet?

Vid'nesbyrd

bevid'ne; vidne for

Kunstigfl Vidne

befri'

an'klagende Vidne

\idne mod en

konfronte're

ind'vikle sig i Mod'sig-

else/r
der er intet Bevis' for bans

Skyld

det uomsto'delige Bevis
corpus delicti; Besig'tigelse

af Aa'sted/et
godt'gjere sit Alibi
an'stille sig gal
de Sag'kyndige
Betaenk'ning/en
F o ' r e d r a g/e n e
Stat'sadvokat/ens, For

rer/ens I'lnlilnucr'
Replik'/en; Duplik'/en
o'vertage For'svar/et; bans

For'svarer

forsva're; ban plaede'rer
ind'komme med et Andra'-
andra'ge om Rettens [geiule

Kjen'delse
Sag'f0rer/en (kun i Civil'-

sager); Notar'/en
Klient'/en

Talar'/en; Kap'pe/n
Fo'rum/et

For Ed'svorne-Retten
de Ed'svorne. lury en
ud'tra-kke. Ud'tnekniog
For'mand/en
raad'slaa; Spor.us'iiiaalene

Hecker, Norsk (Dansk). 17

258

Assizes; sentence.

to declare' guilty, not guil-
ty
with unanim'ity; major'ity;

equal'ity of votes
To pronounce' sentence
to acquit'; acquittal; to

come clear off
not proven
the echo

The condemnation
conditional condemnation
suspension of pun'ishment
to condemn' into the costs;
to detention; to impris'on-

ment; to penal ser'vitude
attenuating, aggravating,

cir'cumstances; to recid'i-

vate; recidivation
civic degradation; placed

under police' control'

the enforced' re'sidence
transportation; transported
for life

penal ser'vitude for life
the sentence of death
the petition for pardon
to pardon; pardon
to remit'; the remission
to commute'; the gen'eral
To appeal' [pardon

the appeal'; to reject'
it has been accepted
to annul' the sentence
on account of an informality
the revision

to confirm' the sentence
to become' valid
to no'tify the sentence
to ex'ecute

costs, court-fees [bed'
prescription; to be prescri-

258

Ed'svorneret; Dom.

erklae're skyl'dig, eller ikke

skyl'dig
medEn'stemmighed; Stem'-

meflerhed; ~lig'hed

Faelde Dom/men
fri'kjende; Fri'kjendelse;

slippe fri

paa Grund af mang'lende
Ef'terspil/let fBevis'

D o in f ae 1 d e 1 s e/n
betin'get Domfaeldelse
Ud'saettelse af Straf/fen
d0mmes til at beta'le Om-

kostningerne; til Arrest; til

Faen'gsel; til Tugt'hus
formil'dende, grave'rende

Omstaen'dighed/er; falde

tilbage; Tilba'gefald
Tab af bor'gerlige Rettig-

heder; vaere under Poli-

ti'ets Op'sigt
tvungent Op'holdsted
Forvi'sning; forvist'
paa Livs'tid
livs'varigt Tugt'hus
D0ds'dom/men
Ans0g'ning om Naade
benaa'de; Naade/n
ef'tergive; Ef'tergivelse
formil'de; Amnesti/en
Appelle're
AppgT; af'vise
den er bleven god'kjendt
annulle're Dom/men
paa Grund af en Form'feil
Gjen'optagelse/n
bekraef'te Dom/men
blive rets'gyldig
forkyn'de Dom/men
fuldbyr'de, execute're
Rets'omkostningerne
Haevd; faa Haevd

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The pun'ishment.

StrafTfen.

The piin'ishment.

to punish; pun'ishment
what pun'ishment has he pro-
posed', have they inflicted?
high, severe', mild p.
to make an example of it
the amends'; fine
the convent'ional fine
to have to pay a fine
cor'poral pun'ishment; a
the whipping [cud'gelling
to whip

the pil'lory, whipping-post
stocks; irons; chains [ment
to torture; torture [fine-
To do one's time of con-
to imprison; to lock up
she has been in prison
to be clapped into jail
the work-house
The prison

jailer; a keeper; the prison;
cells

the cel'lular prison
so'litary confinement
forced labour
the house of correction
The person detained' in
pri'soner, convict [prison
to break out, to escape'
to let free

Cap'ital pun'ishment
on pain of death
the execution
to ex'ecute; execu'tioner
the hangman; ~'s assistant
the gallows; to hang
the rope; the noose
the axe; the block
the guillotine'
to behead'
to guillotine'

17*

Straf feu.

straf'fe; Af'straffelse

hvilken Straf har han fo're-
slaaet, har de demt til?

en hoi, haard, mild Straf

statue're et Exem'pel

Bod/en; Pen'gestraf/fen

Konventional'straf/fen

maatte beta'le Boder, Mulkt

Pryg'lestraf; Stok'keslag

Pisk'ning

piske

Ga'bestok/ken

Blok; Jaern; Lzenker

pine; Tortur'/en
Ud'sone en Straf

sidde faengslet; in'despaerre

hun har siddet i Faeng'sel

sidde i Hul/let

Ar'beidsanstalt/en
Fa3ng'sel/et

Fan'gevogter; Slutter;
Faeng'selet; Celle/r

Cel'lefaengselet

en'somt Faengsel

Tvangs'arbeide

Tugt hus/et
Straf'fanger/ne

Straf'fange; Tugthusfange

bryde ud, rom'me

blive fri, slippe ud
D0ds'straf/fen

ved Dedsstraf

Hen'rettelse/n

hen'rette; Skarp'retter/en

B0d'del/en; Bwdelkiuegl

Gal'ge/n; haenge

Strikke/n: Slynge/n

0xen ; Blok/kcn

hals'hugge
iiuillotine're

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Soci'ety; nobil'ity.

260

Sam'fund; Adel.

place of execution, scaffold
to put on the wheel; to i in-
to burn; stake [pale'; to
to bury alive' [quarter
to lynch; lynching
to take the law into one's
[own hands

Ret'tersted/et, Skafot/tet
rad'braekke; spiddepaaPael:
forbraen'de;Baalet [parte're
begra've le'vende
lynche; Lynchning/en
tage sig tilret'te

XVIII.

Soci ety and State.

the slave; slav'ery
the slave-trade
the servant; servile
servitude
the serfs
serfdom
the master
the feudal lord
vassal; the fief
The knights
a knight's castle
to dub a person a knight
the ac'colade; chi'valrous
the squire

the tour'nament; heralds
the lists; cham'pions
to break a lance
The nobil'ity
to ennoble', to knight; noble
the noble race; the entail';
younger branch
it is extinct'
the escutcheon
the coat of arms
the device', motto
no'bleman; noble lady
a young lady, a boy of noble
squire; baron [blood

bar'oness

XVIII.

Sam 'fund og Stat.

Sla've; Slaved'
Sla'vehandel
Trael; trael'leagtig
Trael'dom
Liv'egne
Liv'egenskab
Herre/n
Lens'herre/n
Vasal/len; Len
Ridder/en
en Rid'derborg
slaa til Ridder
Rid'derslag/et; rid'derlig
Vaa'bendrager/en
Turne'ring/en; Herold/erne
Kamp'plads/en ;Strids'maeiid
bryde en Land'se
Adel/en
adle; a'delig

den a'delige Slaegt; Majo-
rat'/et; yngre Linje
den er ud'd0et
Vaa'benskjold/et
Vaa'ben/et
Valg'sprog/et
A'delsmand; A'delsfrue
A'delsfr0ken; Page
Junker; Fri'herre, Baron'
Fri'frue, Barones'se

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261

Princes; sovereign.

Her'sker*.

daughter of a baron fcount

viscount, viscountess [ter of
earl, count, countess; daugh-

inarquess, niar'chioness
Prince, princess

princely •

elector

a reigning prince

a prince by blood

duke, duchess

grand-duke; arch-duke

prince

princess

hered'itary — , crown prince
The successor to the

the succession [throne

right of primogeniture

candidate for the throne

to mount the throne

the accession

the crown; to crown

the coronation

crowned heads

the sceptre; imper'ial globe;
to do homage; dethroned'

to ab'dicate; the abdication

the interregnum

regent; re'gency

to reign, to rule

under his reign

the subjects; submissive
The sov'ereign

the reigning fa'mily; Roy'-
alty

ma'jesty; highness

the dyn'asty; dynastic

em'peror, empress

imper'ial; royal

king; queen

the vice-roy

the sultan; the shah

czar, czarina

monarch, au'tocrat

Barones'se

Vice-Greve; Vice-Grevin'de

Gre've,Grevin'de;Komtes'se

Mnr<i nis'. Marquise
Fyrste, Fyrstin'de

fyr'stelig

Kur'fyrste

en regje'rende Fyrste

en Fyrste af Blo'det

Her'tug, Hertugin'de

Stor'hertug; Hr'kehertug

Prins

Prinses'se

Ar'veprins, Kron'prins
Tron'folger/en

Tron'f01ge/n

F0r'stef0dselsret

Kandidat' til Tronc n

besti'ge Trone/n

Tron'bestigelse/n

Krone/n; krone

Kro'ning/en

kro'nede Ho'ved/er

Scepter/et; Rigs'aeble/t;
hylde; stode fra Tronen

Ned'laeggelse/n

Interregnum/et

Regent', Regent'skab

regjere, herske

under bans Regje'ring

Un'dersaatter; underda'nig
Hersker/en

Her'skerhus/et; den kon'-
gelige Familie

Majestaet'; Hoi'hed

I vnasti ct; dvnas'tisk

Kei'ser: Keiserin'de

kei'serlig: kon'gelig

Kpn'ge; Dron'ning

Vi'cekonge/n

Sultan en: Schah/en

Czar/en; Czarin'de

E'nehersker

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The court; classes.

Hoffet;

Stsender.

the despot; despotic

the tyrant; tyran'nical

ty'ranny; to enslave'

the oppressor; to oppress'

unpop'ular; unpopularity

pop'ular; popularity

affable; affabil'ity
The court

to reside'; the re'sidence

the courtiers

the fav'ourite; the favour

to be in the favour of

gen'tleman of the court

lady in waiting

the master of the ce'remonies

ce'remonies; the etiquette';

the court

the cham'berlain

to ask for an au'dience

to receive'; the reception j

invited to the imper'ial
table

to go to court

the Lord Stewart

the master of the kitchen

the e'query; lackey

the out'rider

the page
The classes

the higher classes

distinguished; distinction

a lady of rank

the leading people

the middle classes

the 'bourgeoisie'

a ci'tizen; civil

mister; mistress; miss

Mr So-and-So

the richer classes

the working classes

the humble people

the people; the mob

an upstart

Despot'en; despot'isk
Tyran/nen; tyran'nisk
Tyranni'/et; kue
Un'dertrvkker : un'dertrykke
u'populaBr; Upopularitet'
popular; PopMlaritet'
ven'nesael: Ven'nesaelhed
Hof/fet

reside're; Residens'/en
Hof'folkene

Ynd'ling/en; Gunst, Yndest
staa i Yn'dest hos
Hof'mand, Kavaler'
Hof'dame

Ceremoni'mester/en
Ceremoni/er; Etiket'te/n
Hof/fet

Kam'merherre/n
bede om Audiens
mod'tage; Modta'gelse/n
vaere ind'budt til det kei'-
serlige Taffel
komme til Hoffet
Hus'hovmester/en
Kj0k'kenchef/en
Stald'mester/en; Lakei'./en
For'ridder/en
Page/n
Staender/ne
de hoi'ere Staender
for'nem; For'nemhed
en for'nem Dame
Honoratiores
Mid'delstand/en
Bor'gerstand/en
en Borger; bor'gerlig
Herre; Frue; Fr0ken
Herr N. N.
de rige Klasse/r
de arbei'dende Klasse/r
den simple Mand
Folket; P0b'el/en
Parvenu'len

2t>3

The profession,
choice of a profession
to take up; the career'
he will be a great man!
what are you going to be?
what is your father?
he is a tailor [means
he is in business [pendent
he is a gentleman of inde-
what is his profession?
to change one's profession
Professions
a'crobat; actor
administrator; ad'vocate
aer'onaut; agent
agent

agricul'tural agent; ar'chi-
artist; athlete [tect

attendant on sick persons
author; baker
ballet-dancer
hanker; barber
basket-maker
bearer of the dead
bee-keeper
black-smith; to shoe
bill-sticker

bill-sticker; boatman
book-binder

to bind; the binding

in a paper cover; in
boards; the back; gilt-
edged

book-cover; cloth-binding;

half-calf

book-keeper; boot-black
brazier; brewer
brick-layer; to lay bricks

the trowel; the cowl

the plummet

to plaster; plaster
brick-mnker
broker; bro'kerage

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Livs'stillinKer.

Stand, Stirling
Valg af Livs'stilling
vaelge; Lo'bebane
af ham blir der noget!
hvad vil clu b!
hvad er din Far?
han er Skraed'der
han er Kjob'mand
han er Rentier
hvad er hans BestiPling?
sadle om, forandre Livs'-
Livs'stilling/er [stilling
Akrobat'; Sku'espiller
Forval'ter; Advokat', Sag'-
Luft'skipper; Agent' [ferer
Agent'

Gods'inspekt0r; Byg'mester
Kunstner; Atlet'
Sy'gepleier; ~vogter
Forfat'ter; Ba'ger
Ballet'danser
Kiinkirr'; Bar bar'
Kurv'mager
Lig'baerer
Bi'avler

Hovsmed, Beslag'sme.i
Plakat'opklaeber
Plakat'ophaenger; Skipper
Bog'binder

ind'binde; Bind/et

heftet; i Pap'biiul: i
tion; med Guld'-
snit

Bindct: Lit'r'reJshind;
Valsk'biiul
Bog'holder; Sko'pt
Kob'bersmed; Ol'bryu.
Murer: mure

Mur'ske: Tr.um

Blv'lod

pudse. ui|">sc: Puds. Kalk
Tegl'stenshraMider [tayc
Maegler; Maeglerlon. C

264

Professions.

264

Livs'stilling/er.

brush-maker

butcher; to kill

butler

button-maker

cabman; calli'grapliist

capitalist; car'penter

carriage-builder; car'rier

carter

cashier', treasurer

chandler

char-coal burner; chaser

chemist

chimney-sweep

to sweep the chimney
cho'rister

cigar'-twister; to twist
cler'gyman; clerk
clerk of a bank
coachman; cobbler
composer
compos'itor, type-setter

to set up type, to compose';
the letter-case; the com-
posing stick

confect'ioner; confect'ionery
con'jurer

consul; contractor
controller
cook; female cook
cooper

the tub; the tun

to hoop a cask

the hoops; the staves
coster-woman, huckstress
custom-house officer
custom-house officer
cutler

dealer (cp. p. 82)
dealer in old clothes
dec'orator; dentist
Ame'rican dentist
diplom'atist
dispenser at a chemist's

Bor'stenbinder

Slagter; slagte

Kjael'dermester

Knap'pemager

Dros'kekusk; Kalligraf

Rentier; T0m'mermand

Vogn'fabrikant; Drager,

Kj0rer [By'bud

Kasse'rer

Ly'sestober

Kul'braender, ~svier: Cise-

Chemiker; Apothek'er [10r'

Skor'stensfeier

feie Skor'sten/en
Kpr'sanger
Cigar'dreier; dreie
Geistlig; Kommis
Bank'funktionaer
Kusk: Lap'peskomager
Komponist'
Saetter, Typograf

saette; Skrift'kasse/n; Vin'-
kelhage/n

Kondit'or, Konditori'

Tas'kenspiller

Kon'sul; Kontrakt0r'

Kontroll0r'

Kok; Kok'kekone

B0dker

Kar; T0nde

binde et Fad

T0n'debaand; Stav/erne
H0kermadam
Told'betjent
Op'peb0rselbetjent
Kniv'smed

Kraem'mer (s. p. 82)
Skrap'handler
Dekorator'; Tand'laege
Tand'tekniker
Diplomat'
Provi'sor

265

Professions.

265
Livs'siillinRer.

dress-maker, mil'liner

druggist

dyer; to dye

electric engineer'

embroid'erer

engine-builder

engine-fitter

engineer'

engineer'; engraver

farmer; field-guard

fire-man; maker of fire- '

fisherman [works |

flower-girl

footman

to'rester; game-keeper

for'warding agent

founder; to found

found'ery

furnace
fuller; fur'rier
gar'dener; kitchen-gar'den-

er; market-gar'dener
geo'meter; gilder
glass-blower; glazier

to put in a window-pane

the glazier's putty
glover; the goldsmith
go'verness; guide
gun-maker, ar'mourer
hab'erdasher

hair-dresser; female h.-d. !
handy-man; hosier
inn-keeper; inspector
insurance agent
interpreter; i'roner
jew'eler; joiner
joiner

ca'binet-maker

saw; to saw; saw- dust

plane; to plane; chips

the glue; to glue
jour'nalist; judge
keeper cf the archives

Sy'dame

Drogist

Farver; farve

Elektrotek'niker

Broder'erske

Maskin'bygger

Montor'

Ingenier'

Tek'niker: Graver

Land'mand; Op'synsmand

Brand'mand, Fyr'va?rker

Fisker

Blom'stersaelgerske

Betjent'

Forst'mand

Speditor'

Stober; stebe

Stoberi

Smel'teovn

Klae'devalker; Bundtmager
Gartner; Han'delsgart-

ner

Land'maaler; Forgyl'der
Glas'puster; Glas'mager

saette ind en Rude

Kit

Hand'skemager; Guldsmed
Bar'nefroken, Bonne; Forer,
B0s'semager [Vei'vise;
Possement'mager
Frisor', Frisor'erske
Haand'langer; iStrom'pevae-
Hotel'vaert; Inspektor [ver-
Forsik'riuusagent
Tolk; Stry'eekone
juvvelier'; Sncdker
Sned'ker

Kunst'snedker (spaau

Sag (d. Sav); sage; Sag-

Hovl; hovle; Hovl'sp.ian

Lim: lime

Journalist'; Dommer
Arkivar'

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Professions.

knacker
knife-grinder

the wheel-barrow

the grind-stone

to grind, to wet, to sharp-

the edge; to cut \en

to strap

to be blunt; sharp

notches; notched
lamp-lighter
land-surveyor
laundress; lawyer
librarian; litho'grapher
locksmith

hammer; the tongues

chisel; file; to file

gimlet; to bore

to beat in; to pull out

to nail down; the pincers

the crow-bar

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Livs'stilling/er.

the screw; screw-driver

to screw down; to unscrew' |

the nail; the peg
lodging-house keeper
machinist; maid-servant
manufacturer

m. of mu'sical instruments
manufact'urer of stays
mason

mechanician, in'strument-
mender of pots [maker
merchant
miller; to grind

wind-, water-mill

the mill-stone; the ~work
mil'liner; miner
mis'sionary; money-changer
musician
news'paper boy
no'tary; officer
official; o'pera singer
painter
house-painter

Flaa'er
Skjsersli'ber

Tril'lebor, Haand'vogn

Sli'besten/en

slibe, skjserpe'

Eg/gen; skjaere

stryge af

vaere s!0v; skarp

Hak; hak'ket
Lyg'tetaender
Land'maaler
Vas'kokone; Sag'forer
Bibliotekar'; Litograf
Laa'sesmed

Hammer; Tang/en

Meisel; Fil; file

Bor; bore

slaa i; traekke ,ud

spigreigjen; Kni'betang/en

Braek'jern/et

Skrue/n; Skru'en0gle/n

skrue igjen, op

Spiger/en; Stift/erne
En som leier ud Vaerelser
Maskinist'; Tje'nestepige
Fabrikant'
Instrument'bygger
Korset'fabrikant
Sten'hugger
Meka'niker
Pot'teklinker

Kj0b'mand, Forret'nings-
M011er; male [mand

Vind-, Vand'molle

M01'lesten/en; ~vaerk/et
Modehandler; Bjerg'mand
Missionaer'; Vekseler'
Mu'siker
Avis'gut
Notar'; Officer'
Kontor'mand; O'perasanger
Maler (Kunstmaler)
Maler

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Professions.

wall-painter

paper-hanger; to paper

paper-inanufac'turer
paper-mill, ~fac'tory

parson

pastry-cook

pav'ior; pedlar

pen-man, cop'yist, clerk

person of independent

photographer [means

physician

pi'anist; piano-tuner

pilot; planter

poet; porter

porter

postal official

potter; priest

printer

proprietor, landed p.

pu'blisher

purse-maker

rag-picker; rags

railway official

res'taurant-keeper

roofer

rope-maker; the rope
the cord; the string
to bind, to tie; knots; loops

saddler; scholar

sculptor

seaman, sailor

secretary ; semp'stress

servant

sexton; shepherd

shipbuilder

ship-owner

ship-wright

shoe-black

shoe-maker; cobbler
awl; pitch-thread
stirrup; the boot-tree

shop-keeper; singer

sister of mercy

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il linger.

Male*

Tapetser'er; tapetse're
Papir'fabrikant

Papir'molle, ~fabrik
Sog'nepraest

Taer'tebager; Postei'bager
Sten'saetter; Bis'sekraemmer
Skriver
Privat'mand
Fotograf
Laege

Pianist'; Pia'nostemmer
Lods; Planter
Dig'ter; By 'bud
Portier', Port'ner
Post'betjent
Pot'temager; Praest
Bog'trykker
Grund'eier; Gods'eier
For'laegger
Sa'delmager

Klu'desamler; Klude, Filler
Jern'banefunktioiKfr
Restaurater'
Tag'taekker
Reb'slager; Reb/et

Snor/en; Hys'sing/en

binde; Knude/r; S10ife/r
Sa'delmager, Laerd
Billedhugger
Sj0'mand

Sekretaer'; Sy'pige
Tje'ner

Graver; Hyrde, Gj
Skibs'bygger
Skibs'reclcr
Skibs'toniinennaiKl
Sko'pudser
Sko'lnager

Syl; Beg'traad

Knae'rem; Laest/en
Kraemmer; Sanger
Diakonift'sc

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268

Professions; Trades.

Livs'stilling/er; Haand'vaerk.

smith

to hammer, to forge
the smithy; an anvil
bellows; the screw-vice

soap-boiler; soldier

spinner; stone-breaker

stove-fitter; street-porter

surveyor; surgeon

sweep
the broom; to sweep; the

sword-cutler [shovel

tailor
botcher

dress-maker [loring line
to tailor, to be in the tai'-

tanner; to tan
tan pit; tanner's bark

tanner; tavern-keeper

tawer

tax-collector

tinman; to solder

topo'grapher

tradesman, trades'woman

trainer; trea 'surer

truckman; truss-maker

tuner

turner
to turn; the lathe

valet; vet'erinary surgeon

waiter; watch-maker

water-carrier

weaver

the loom; to weave
the weaving; the web
the shuttle

wheel-wright; white-washer

widwife; wig-maker

wig-maker; wood-cutter

wood-keeper; worker in
Trades [stucco

the guild, corporation

ar'tisan

the tra'despeople

Smed; Groy'smed

smede, smie (»)

Smedje/n; en Am'bolt

Blae'sebaelg; Skru'estok,-
Sae'besyder; Soldat' [ken
Spinder; Sten'pikker
Ovn'saetter, Murer; By'bud
Land'maaler; Chirurg
Ga'defeier [en, Fei'ebraei

Kost/en ; fei'e, sope; Skovl/-
Svaerdfeier
Skraedder

Lap'peskraedder

Skraed'derske, Sy'jomfru

sy Skraed'ders0m
Carver; garve

Gar'verkule; Gar'verbark
Garver; Kro'vaert, Gjaest'-
Hvid'garver [giver

Skat'teopkraever
Blik'kenslager; lodde
Topograf

Han'delsmand [Kasse'rer
Berid'er; Regn'skabsf0rer;
Las'tekj0rer; Bandagist'
Stemmer
Dreier

dreie; Drei'ebsnk
Kam'mertjener; Dyr'laege
Opvar'ter; Uhr'mager
Vand'baerer
Vaever

Vaev'stol/en; vasve

Vaevning/en; Vaev/en

Skyttel/en
Hjurmager; Maler
Jord'mor; 'Coiffeur
Paryk'mager; Ved'hugger
Skov'vogter; Stukkat0r'
Haand'vaerk, Industri'
Laug/et (d. Lav)
Haand'vaerker
Industri'drivende

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In'dustry; State.

Industrie Stit.

the workshop
foreman

assistant; workman
an apprentice; the ap-
tools fpren'ticeship

to handle
In'dustry

manufact'urers; industrial
the fac'tory, the works, the
the workmen [mill

workman; to stir up, excite'
the ag'itators
to stop work

the strike; to strike [day
the strikers; to make ho'li-
strike-pickets; a strike-
breaker, a black-leg

The State.
The country

fa'therland, native country

homelike

a count'ryman of mine

of what country is he?

patriotic; the pa'triot

unpatriotic; patriotism;

jin'goism

jin'goists, jingoistic

cosmo'polite; cosmopo'li-
tan; cosmopolitism

abroad', in a foreign country

to e'migrate; e'migrant;
emigration

the natives

the foreigners; foreign;
foreign countries, the home-

na'turalised [country

to get na'turalised

hon'orary ci'tizen
The go'vernment

state-

the nation; na'tional

the national'ity

Vaerk'sted/et
Vterks'mester
Svend; Ar'beider
en Lie'regut; Lae'retid/en
Vaerk'tei
haandte're
I n d u s t r i '

Fabrikant/er; industrielt
Fabrik'/en
Arbei'derstand/en
Arbei'der; op'hidse
Op'vigler/e
ind'stille Ar'beide/t
Streik en; streike
de Streikende; feire
Strei'kepost/er; en Streike-
bryder

Staten.

Land/et

Fae'dreland; Fo'dested
hjem'lig

en Lands'ni.-nul af mig
hvadslags Landsmand?
patrio'tisk; Patriot' en
u'patriotisk; Patriotis'me;

Chauyinis'me [tisk

Chauvinist'/er; chauvinis'-
Kosmopolit'; kosmopoli'-

tisk; Kosinopolitis'me
u'denlands, i et fremmed
ud'vandre; Ud'van- [Land

drer; Ud'vandrtag
de Ind'fodte
Ud'la'iulinue; udcnlandsk.

Ud'-, hul'landet
naturalise'ret
f.ia Hor'gerret
v€'resborger
Regje'riim en
poli'tisk

Nation' en; national'
NationalHif/en

270

Government; dig'nitaries.

270

Regje'ring; Dignitar/er.

the great power

the mon'archy; monarch

monarchical

the empire, kingdom

the German empire

grand-duchy; duchy; the
principality

republic; republican

the plebiscite; pre'sident j
Offices and dig'nities |

an hon'orary office

to appoint'; to dismiss'

the appointment; the dis-
missal; deposed'

to retire' into private life

to have a title

ex'cellency; the honour
Dig'nitaries

exalted

the state functionaries

Imperial chan'cellor

se'cretary of state

post of a min'ister; ca'binet

pre'sident of the min'istry

min'ister of justice, of com-
merce

Education min'ister, of the
finances

the Home Office, the For-
eign Office

the foreign office

the court of accounts

ministerial director

head of a department

diplom'atists; diplomatic

diplom'acy

ambass'ador, envoy

em'bassy

min'ister

charge d'affaires

the papal nun'cio

accredited at a court; the
recall'; to recall'

Stor'magt/en

Monarki'/et; Monark/en

monark'isk

Kei'ser — , Kon'gerige/t

det tyske Rige

Stor'hertugdomme; Her'tug-

d0mme; Fyr'stend0mme/t
Republik'; republikansk'
Fol'kebcslutning;Praesident'
Em'beder og Vaer'dig-
en Hae'derspost [hedor
udnaevne; med'dele Af'sked
Ud'naevnelse/n; Af'sked/en:

af'sat

traek'ke sig tilba'ge til Pri-
f0re en Titel [vat'livet
Excellenz; >Ere/n
Dignitar'/er
hoit'stillet
Em'bedsmaend/ene
Rigs'kansler
Stats'sekretaer
Minis'terpost; Kabinet'
F0r'steminister
Justits'minister, Han'dels-

minister
Kir'ke-, Kul'tusminister.

Finans'minister
Ind're-, U'denrigsministt

ri/et

U'denrigsdepartement/et
Revisions'departemenit/et
Expeditions'chef
Bureau'chef

Diploma'ter/ne;diploma'tisk
Diplomati'/et
Gesandt
Gesandt'skab
Minis'ter-Resident
charge d'affaires
den pa'velige Nuntius
akkredite'ret hos; Tilba'ge-
kaldelse/n; tilba'gekalde

271

Administration; constitution.

271

Administration'; Forfat'ning.

'attache' at an em'bassy

consul, vice'consul

the con'sulate
The administration

the auto'nomy

the province

first pre'sident, pre'sident;
subprefect, sheriff

assembly of provincial de'-

provincial de'puty [puties

the district; the commun'ity

mayor

chief magistrate

the muni'cipal council

the muni'cipal de'puties
Rates, taxes

exempt' from taxes; to tax

to impose' a tax on -

the inland re'venue-office

the assessment

to appeal' against' -

tax-collector

to collect'

taxes

rates

income-tax

ground-tax

license-tax

duty on flour, dog-tax

stamp-tax

mono'poly; exclusive sale

the import-, export-duty,
the duty

protective duties

free trade

cus'tomhouse; c. h. officer

the Customs' Union
Constitution

to grant; constitutional

unconstitu'tional [people

the representation of the

the diet; the imper'ial diet

de'puty

Gesandt'skabsaltac&e

Kon'sul, Vi'cekonsul

Konsulat'/et
A d m i n i s t r a t i o n '/e n

Selv'styre/t

Regje'ringsdistrikt/et

For'stepraesident; Praesi-
dent'; Fogden [raad)

For'mandskabet (d. Sogne-

Med'lern af For'mandskabet

Distrikt' et: Koinmu'ne n

Bor'germester

Ordforer/en

Kommu'nestyre/t

Kommu'nerepraesentant er-
Af'gift; Skat' [ne

skat'tefri; beskat'te

skat'laegge

Kaem'nerkontor/et

Ud'ligning/ea

kla'ge

Kaem'ner/en

ind'drive

Stats'skat

By'skat

Ind'taegtsskat

Grtind'skat

Nae'ringsskat

Mol'leskat, Hun'deskat

Stem'pelafgift

Monopol'; E'neudsaig

Ind'forselstold/en, Ud'to;-
selstold, Told'af^i

Beskyt'telsestold

Fri'handel

Told'bod; Told'vagt

Told'forening/en

Forf a t'ni nu

re; konstitutionel'

forfat'ningsstridiu|tation/en
; Stor'ting/et,Fol'kerepraesen-

I.niul'd.-m/en; Rigs'dag
i Depute'rede

272

272

The elections.

Valg/ene.

the House of De'puties
the de'puty, the House of
Lords, House of Commons
the Senate

member of the senate
the budget
the civil list

Universal franchise
entitled to vote; eli'gible
theelect'oralre'gisters [tors
the elector; the body of elec-
prim'ary elector, elector
an elect'oral district
the elect'oral sections
elect'oral committee
to nom'inate as a can'didate
to stand for

the can'didature [gle

elect'oral rnan'ifest, ~strug-
the elect'oral meeting
under police' control'
it was dissolved'
the speaker
the election-speech
the election programme

The elections
direct', indirect' election
the polling-place; to vote
to drop the voting-paper
to abstain' from voting
to vote for; the urn
the voting-paper
in'valid voting-papers
who has been elected?
the result' of the elections
scattered votes
at the first ballot
the second election; there
will be a second election
to resign'; substitute
by-election

to contest' the election; to
declare' null and void

Stor'ting/et (Rigsdagen)
Stor'tings(Rigsdags)mand/-

en, Lag'ting, O'delsting

(d. Landsting; Folketinp
Med'lem af —
Budget'lt&i Etatlzn
Civil'liste/n

Almin'delig Stem'meret
stem'meberettiget; valg'bar
Valg'liste/rne

Vael'ger/en ; Vaelgerne in cor-
Vaelger; Valg'mand [pore
en Valg'kreds
Valg'distrikt/et
Valg'styre/t

op'stille som Kandidat
kandide're, melde sig som
Kandidatur'/et [K.

Valg'opraab, Valg'kamp
Valg'm0de/t
under Politi'opsyn
det blev op'lost
Taler/en, Ord'forer/en
Valg'tale/n
Valg'program/met
Valg/ene

direkte, in'direkte Valg
Valg'lokale/t; af'give sin

Stem'me
udeblive fra V.
stemme paa; Urne/n
Stem'meseddel/en
u'gyldige Stem'mesedl/er
hvem er blevet valgt?
Valg'resultat/et
spredte Stemme/r
ved forste Valg
Om'valg;der vil blive fo're-

taget Omvalg
traede tilba'ge; Supleant'
Omvalg
g|0re Indven'ding/er mod

Valg/et; erklae're u'gyldig

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Parliament; session.

electioneering prac'tices

undue' influence ex'ercised
Parliament [on electors

parliamentarian

to convoke'; the convoca-
tion; to assemble'

the speech from the throne

the legislature; the session

to sit

to be prorogued'

speaker, pre'sident

pre'sident by seniority;
the chairmanship

to preside' ; to be in the chair;
the bureau; the se'cretaries

full Parliament

the committees
A sitting

the session-room; sectors

the seats; tribune

the order of the day

the report'

reporter

the memor'ial

a question

to put a qu. to — ; question,
interpellation; quest'ioner

the proposition; the sketch

the motion; to move

mover

to support'; to oppose'
The debate'

to debate', to discuss'

I ask permission to speak

to give permission to speak,
to stop a sp. from speaking

to call the member X to
order

a call to order

the interruption

to interrupt' the speaker

question!

Hecker, English. 18

273

Stor'ting; Session'

Valg'bevaegelse
Valg'tryk/ket [en)

Stor'ting'et (d. Rigs'dag/-
Stor'tings- (<l Rigs'dags-)
ind'kalde; Indknl- |mand

delse/n; traede sammen
Tron'tale/n

Lov'givning/en, Session/en
samles, begynde
blive ud'sat
Praesident'
Al'derspraesident; Prae-

si'di/et
proeside're; Bureau/et;

Sekretaer'/erne
Plenum/et
Komite'/erne
Et Mode

Forsam'lings'sal/en; Sek-
Baenk/erne;Ta'lerstol [tor/er
Dags'orden/en
Referat'/et
Referent'

Frem'stilling/en [delse

en Fo'resporgsel, Henyen'-
interpelle're;Interpellation';

Interpellant'

Proposition'/en: Ud'kast/et
Ind'stilling/en; ind'stille paa
For'slagsstiller
an'befale; bekjsm'pe
Debat/ten
debatte're, diskute're
jeg her om Ord/et
lade en faa Ord/et, fra'-

tage en Ord/et
kalde Repraesentant/en N.

til Or'den
kalde til Or'den
Af'brydelse/n
af'bryde Taler/en
til Sagen!

Hecker, Norsk (Dansk). 18

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Voting; parties.

274

Afstemning; Parti'/er.

in'cident; to raise (to sus-
pend'); the sitting

the public makes a noise

the president orders the
gal'leries to be cleared

the conclusion

closure!

the resolution

to resolve'

to form a quorum

The voting [question

to divide' the house on the

to divide' on the qu.

by sitting down and stand-
ing up; the voting by
name

the call of names

by secret voting, by ballot

black, white balls

ta vote for, against'

to vote against' it in a
body; unanimously

major'ity

to be outvoted

minor'ity

to make obstruction

the po'licy of obstruction

to put the ca'binet question;
vote of confidence

to overthrow' the min'istry

resignation of the min'istry;
a ministerial crisis

to dissolve' the House of

the dissolution [Commons |

to appeal' to the people
Political parties

po'litics; polit'ical

a politician

the fraction

leader of a party; the body
of adherents; adherents

we are members of the same

the party organ [party

Episo'de, Haen'delse; haeve

M0de/t (mid'lertidig)
Pu'blikum st0i'er
Praesident/en lader Galleri'/-

erne romme

Af'slutning (paa Debatten)
Afstemning!

Resolution'/en,Beslut'ning/-
beslut'te [en

vaere beslut'ningsdygtig
Af'stemning/en
lade (af)stem'me over
stemme over
ved af reise sig eller blive

sid'dende; Nav'neafstem-

ning/en

Navn'opraab/et
ved hem'melig Afstemning
sorte, hvide Kugler
stemme for, imod'
forkas'te, ved'tage en'stem-

mig

Fler'tal, Majoritet'
blive ned'stemt
Min'dretal, Minoritet'
drive Obstruktion'
Obstruktions'politik/ken
stille et Kabinet'sp0rsmaal;

Mis'tillidsvotum
styrte Ministe'ri/et
Ministe'riets Afgang; en

Minis'terkrise
op'10se Stor'ting/et
Op'10sning/en
appele're til Folk/et
Politiske Parti'/er
Politik'/ken; poli'tisk
en Poli'tiker
Fraktion'/en
Parti'f0rer; Parti/et; Til'-

haenger

vi er Parti'faelle/r
Parti'organ/et

275

Revolu'tionary parties.

275

Revolutions'parti/er.

what arehispolit'ical ideas?
to which party does he be-
independent [long'?

to change sides
ministerial
antiininister'ial
opposi'tional
the centre; ultramontane
conservative; reactionary
lib'eralism; lib'eral
the progressive party
the progressives
the party of reform'
mod'erate; ra'dical; demo-
cratic; a de'mocrat
the extreme' left
the extreme' parties [ties
The revolutionary par-
subversion (of social or-
der); class-hatred
to a'gitate; to stir up
a'gitator; dem'agogue
to stir up; a'gitator
to expel'; expulsion
exceptional laws
social dem'ocrat
social demo'cracy
so'cialism; social
socialistic
the Interna'tional
an'archism

an'archists; anar'chical
ni'hilisni

ni'hilists; nihilistic
infernal machine'; bomb
dynamite; an attempt'
the conspiracy; to make a
conspiracy; the conspir'a-
to conspire' [tors

street-demonstrations
to assemble'
seditious crowds
to commit' excesses

18*

Hvilket Stand'punkt iiui'ta-

ger han?; til hvilket Parti
neutral', u'afhaengig |horer
slingre; gaa over til [han?
regje'ringsvenlig
regje'ringsfiendtlig
oppositionel'

de Moderate; ultramontan'
konse'rvativ; reaktionaer'
Liberalis'me/n; fri'sindet
Frem'skridtsparti/et
Frem'skridtsmaend/ene
Reform'parti/et
moderat'; radikal'; demo-

kra'tisk; en Demokrat'
det yd'derste Venstre [er
deyd'derligstgaaendeParti/-
Revolution s'p a r t i/e r n e
Om'styrtning (af Samfunds-

orden/en); Klas'sehad/et
agite're; op'hidse
Agita'tor

op'vigle; Op'yigler
ud'vise; Ud'visning
Undta'gelseslov/e
Social'deniokrat
Social'demokrati/et
Socialis'me; social'
socialis'tisk
de In'ternationale
Anarkis'me/n
Anarkist'/er; anarkis'tisk
Nihilis'me/n
Nihilist'/er; nihilistisk
Hel'vedesmaskine; Bom'hc
Dynamit' ten; et Attentat'
Sam'meosvaergelse/n; stifte

en S. ; de Sain'niensvorne
sain'inensvoerge siu
Ga'dedeiiiDiistration er
sam'menrotte
Sam'menstiroling/er
begaa Ud'skeielse/r

18'

276

God; mytho'logy.

the street-row, riot

the ri'oters [fermentation

the country is in a state of

disturbances break out

to put down, to quell

revolt', rebellion

the rebels

rebellious; revolutionary

revolu'tionaries; revolution

to sing the Marseillaise'

to erect' bar'ricades

the state of siege

to arrest' the ring-leaders;

to hang them

XIX.

God; Religion; Church.

The Highest Being

divine'; the de'ity

God; the Lord

the good God

Thank God!; Heaven be
praised!; God grant it!

almighty; the omnipotence

all-knowing; omni'science

to create'; the creator

the creation; creation

the creature

Pro'vidence

God willed it so

fate

des'tiny

it was written in the book

his fate [of fate!

Mytho'logy

mythological; the myth

the heathen gods

a goddess; the de'migod

the muses, graces

276

Gud; Mytologi'.

Op'10b/et, Op'stand
U'rostifter/ne
det gjaerer i Land/et
der bryder ud Uro'lighed/er
un'dertrykke, kvaele
Op'ror
Op'r0rer/ne

op'rorsk; revolutions'
Revolutionaer'/e Devolution'
synge Marseillaise/n
bygge Barrika'de/r
Belei'ringstilstand/en
arrestere Op'havsmaendene;
haenge dem

XIX.

Gud; Religion ; Kirke.

Det hoi'este Vaesen
guddom'melig; Gud'dom/-
Gud; Herre/n [men

den gode Gud
Gudskelov!; Gud vaere lo-
vet!; Gud give det!
almaeg'tig; Al'magt/en
alvi'dende: Alvi'denhed
skabe; Skaber/en
Ska'belse/n; Ska'belse
Skab'ning/en
For'syn/et

Gud har f0iet det saa
Skjaebne/n, Fatum
Bestem'melse/n
det skulde vel vaere saa!
hans Lod, Skjaebne

Mytologi'
mytolo'gisk; Myte/n
de he'denske Gud/er
en Gudin'de; Halv'gud/en
Muse/rne, Gratie/rne

277

Paganism ; Christian ity.

a satyr, a faun

the siren; the nymph

nix; a sylph

gnomes

a cobold

Religion.

P a ' g a n i s m

the heathens; heath'enish

buddhist; brahmin [pagan

mahoni'medan

mus'sulman

the in'fidels

pol'ytheisni
Idol'atry

the idols; an idol

the fetish

to worship; to sa'crifice

the sa'crifice; the victim

au'guries; augurs

a seer; to foresee'

the prophet; prophetic

to pro'phecy, to foretell'

pro'phecy

it has been fulfilled'

to be fulfilled'

the sibyl; Py'thia

the tripod; the or'acle

the or'acle
Ju'daism

a Jew, a Jewess

Jewish; the Jewish quarter

the persecution of the Jews

An'tisemite; antisemitism'

Israelite; Israelitic
Christianity

the Christians; Christian

to become' a Christian

persecution of Christians

the ca'tacombs

martyrs; mar'tyrdom; the
halo

torn by the lions

277

Hedenskab; Kris'tendom

en Satyr, en Faun
Sirene n: Nvmfe/n
Nok: en Sylfe (Alf)
Nisse/r
et Trold

Religion on.

He'denskab en

Hed'ning erne; he'densk

Buddhist': Brahman'

Muhameda'ner

Mu'selmand

de Van'tro

Flerguderi'/et
Af'gudsdyrkels e/n

Af'gud/erne; et Af'guds-

Fetisch/en [billede

til'bede; ofre

Of'fer/et; Of'ferdvr et

Var'sel; Tegn'tyder

en Se'er; for'udse

Profet'/en; profe'tisk

profete're. spaa

.Spaa'dom, Profeti'

det er gaaet i Opfyl'delse

gaa i Opfyl'delse

Sibylle/n; Py'thia

Tre'fod/en; Orakl/et

Ora'kelsvar/et
Je'dedom men

en Jode, en Jodin'de

jodi'sk: Je'dekvarter/et

Jo'deforf(Mizelse n

Antisemit'; Antisemitis'ine

Israelit': israeli'tisk
Kris 'ten do -n men

de Kristne; kristen

blive Kristen

tenfbrfelgelse

Katakom'l'e •

Marty r/er; Martyr'dml/en;

Glorie n
revet iliju-l at Love/rne

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Confessions; the Word of God.

The confession
to embrace'; to abjure'
to convert'; to be converted
conversion; pros'elytes
the Cath'olics; Cath'olic
cath'olicism

evangel'ical, Pro'testant
Pro'testants, pro'testan-
tism; the reformation
Lu'therans; Zwinglians
cal'vinism; Cal'vinist
An'glicans; An'glican

The sect; sectarians
or'thodox
dissenters

the schism; schismatic
anabaptists

image-breakers, icon'oclasts
Quakers; Pu'ritans
the her'etics; heret'ical
her'esy; the stake; burnt

inquisition; inquis'itor
the Holy Office
to put to the rack
to abjure' one's faith
the re'negade

The Word of God.

the Holy Scripture

divine' inspiration

revelation; revealed'

the bible; bi'blical

a bible text

bible his'tory

the Old and the NewTes'ta-

ment

the Pen'tateuch
Lesser, Greater Prophets
the song of Solomon
the Gospel of St. Mark, of

St. Luke
the Acts of the apostles

278

Konfession';er; Cuds Ord.

Tros'bekjendels e/n
an'tage; af'svaerge
om'vende; gaa over til
Religions'skif te/t ; Proselyt/-
Katolik'/erne; katolsk' [er
Katolicis'me

evange'lisk, protestan'tisk
Protestant'/er, Protestantis'-

me; Reformation'/en
Luthera'ner; Reformer/ede
Kalvinis'me; Kalvinist'
Anglika'ner; anglikansk

Sekt/en; Til'hsenger af
streng'troende, ortodox'
Dissident'/er
Skisma/et; skisma'tisk
Gjen'd0ber
Bil'led'stormer
Kyae'ker; Purita'ner
Kjaet'ter/ne; kjaet'tersk
Kjaetteri'/et; Baal/et;
braendt

Inkvisition'; Inkvisi'tor
Det hel'lige Officium
laegge paa Pi'nebaenk/en
fornae'gte sin Tro
den Fra'faldne

Guds Ord.

Den hel'lige Skrift
guddom'melig Inspiration'
Aabenba'ring; aabenba'ret
Bi'bel/en; bibelsk
et Bi'helsted
Bi'belhistorie

det gamle og det nye Testa-
men'te

de 5 Mo'seb0g/er
smaa, store Profet/er
. Salomons H0i'sang
Markus, Lukas Evange'-

lium
Apostl/ernes Gjerning/er

279

Christ; Christian doctrine.

the Epistles of St. Paul

the Revelation of St. John

the Canon; Apo'crypha

Sep'tuagint; Vulgate
Jesus Christ

the Holy Ghost; the Holy
Trin'ity

the Messiah

the Sav'iour; Redeemer

he has redeemed' us

the Holy Virgin, Virgin Ma-
ry; the Madonna

the birth of Christ

the Infant Jesus

annunciation; adoration

the three Wise Men out of
the East; massacre of the

flight to Egypt [In'nocents

the marriage in Cana; the
sermon on the mount

the passion of Christ

mount Cal'vary; the cruci-
ficion; to cru'cify

descent' from the cross

the descent' into hell

he is risen

the stig'mata

the resurrection; the trans-
figuration; ascension

the disciples of Christ

an apostle; apostolic
The Christian doctrine

a dogma

dogmatic

an ar'ticle of the faith

the cat'echisrn

the creed

to raise; on the Day of
Judgment

the Last Judgment

Hell; Pur'gatory

damnation

the damned

279

Kristus; Tros laere.

Pa ul i Brev/e
Johannes Aabenba'ring
Ka'non/en; Apokry'f/en
Septuaginta; Vulgata
Jesus Kristus
Den Helligaand'; Tree'nig-

hed/en, Trefol'dighed
Messias

Frel'ser/en; Forlo'ser
han har forlost os
den hePlige Jom'fru, Jom-

fru Maria; Madon'na
Kristi F0dsel
Je'susbarn/et

Forkyn'delse; Tilbe'delse
de Vise fra Os'terland;

Bar'nemord/et
Fluet/en til j€gypten
Bryl'luD/et i Kana; Bjerg'-

praediken/en
Kristi Lidelse
Ho'vedpandested/et; Kors-

faes'telse/n; korsfaes'te
Ned'tagelse af Kors/et
Ned'fart/en til Helvede
han-er opstan'den
Nae'legab/ene
Opstan'delse/n; Forkla'rel-

se/n; Him'melfnrt en
Kristi Discipl/e
en Apos'tel; aposto'lisk
Tros'laere/n
en Dogme
dogma'tisk
en Trps'artikel
Katekis'me 11
Tros'bekjendelse
op'vaekke; paa den yderste

Dag

Dom'medag

Hel'vede/t; Skjaers'ild/en
Forta'belse, Fordom'melse
de Fordomte

280

Sin.

resurrection of the flesh
immortal, mortal
immortal'ity
heaven; hea'venly
pa'radise; to be saved

to go to heaven

here below'; the other world

the chosen ones

eternal salvation
The Saints

holy; holiness

the halo

to do mir'acles; legends of

to can'onize [saints

the patron saint
Angel; arch'arigel

angelic; guar'dian angel

tu'telary spirit

cherub; seraph

an evil angel

the devil; Satan

the Arch E'nemy; to tempt

to lead into temptation

dev'elish; diabolical

a demon; demon'iacal

a possessed' one
Sin; to sin

the ten commandments

a (divine') commandment

Christian cha'rity

the love of one's neighbour

humil'ity; humble

the car'dinal virtues

virtue; vir'tuous

the good; the evil

the vice; vicious

the prin'cipal vices

to commit' a sin

sinner; sinful

the fall of man

the great flood

hered'itary sin, deadly sin

280

Synd/en.

Kj0'dets Opstan'delse

ud0'delig; d0'delig

Ud0'delighed/en

Himmel/en; him'melsk

Paradis'/et; for at blive
salig

komme i Himmel/en

herne'de; his'set, hin'sides

de Ud'valgte

den evige Sa'lighed
De Hel'lige

hel'lig; Hel'lighed

Glorie/n

gj0re Mirak'ler; Legen'der

kanonise're,gj0re tilHel'gen

Skyts'helgen/en
Engel; Er'keengel

eng'lelig; Skyts'engel

Skyts'aand

Kerub; Seraf

en ond Engel

Djae'vel/en; Satan

den onde Aand; friste

lede i Fris'telse

djae'velsk, diabolsk'

en Daemon'; daemo'nisk

en Besat'
Synd/en; synde

de 10 Bud

et (Guds) Bud

Kris'tenkjaerlighed/en

Kjaer'lighed til Ncesten

Yd'myghed/en; yd'myg

Ho'veddyd/'erne

Dyd/en; dydig

det Code; det Onde

Last/en; last'efuld

de st0rste Feil

begaa' en Synd

Synder; syndig

Syn'defald/et

Synd'flod/en

Ar'vesynd, Dods'synd

281

The faith.

281
Tro/en.

to havea (no) clean conscien-
ce; remorse'; pangs of c.

he has pangs of conscience

impen'itent, hardened

pen'itent; to do penance

to pay for; to ex'piate

the scape-goat

contrite

repentant; repentance

I repent' it

to pardon, to forgive'

pardon, forgiveness

forgiveness of sins
The faith

to believe' in; believing

the faithful

pious; pi'ety

religious; relig'iousness

cred'ulous; credul'ity; be-
lief in mir'acles

an enthu'siast; entranced';
in a trance

a vision; vi'sionary

myst'icism, mys'tical

a fanatic; fana'tical

fana'ticism; bi'gotry

bi'goted; hypocrit'ical

liypo'crisy

religious intol'erance

intol'erant

tol'erant; toleration

a sceptic; scep'tical

the freethinker

an esprit fort'; impious

a'theist; atheistic

irreligious; unbelieving

the unbelief
The superstition

superstitious

absit omen!; don't bewitch'
it! ...

the ghost; to appear'

the spectre

have en ren (danrlig) Sam-

vit'tighed

linn har Samvit'tighedsnag
forhaer'det, forstok'ket
j bodfa^r'dig; gjore Bod
und'gjaelde for; sone
Syn'debuk ken
son'derknust
ang'rende; Ang'er/en
jeg angrer del
forla'de, til'give en
Forla'delse/n, Tilgi'velse
Synd/ernes Forla'delse
Tro/en

tro (paa); tro'ende
de Tro'ende
from; Guds'frygt
religios'; Religiositet'
let'troende: Let'troenhed;

Tro paa Mirakl er
en Enthusiast; eksta'tisk; i

Eksta'se

en Vision'; Aan'deseer
Mystik'.en. mys'tisk
en Fana'tiker; fana'tisk
Fanatis'me; Hykleri'
hyk'kelsk; skin'hellig
Skin'helliKhed
Samvit'tiehedstvang/en
intolerant'

tolerant'; Tolerance
en Skep'tiker; skeptisk
Fri'ta?nker/en
en Fri'taMiker; ugu'delig
Ateist'; ateis'tisk
irre!iiii«'s': van'tro
Vantro en
O ' v e r t r o en
o'vertroisk
bank under Bord/et!: det

va'ie sam i en god Stund
Aand en: vise sig
Spogeise t

282

Superstition; oc'cultism.

the place is haunted

a haunted house

to ex'orcise; the ex'orcism

magic, witchcraft

white magic; magic

magician, sor'cerer; to know

how to do things by magic
the magician's wand; fairy
the charm [magic

to bewitch'; proof against'
the a'mulet; the ta'lisman
sor'cery; a magic potion,
witchcraft; to bewitch'
to do things by witchcraft;
wizard; witch [to spell —
the evil eye [ler

somnam'bulist; fortune-tel-
to tell fortunes by the cards;

it is humbug
palm'istry, chi'romancy
a palmist, chi'romancer
astro'loger; astro'logy
to cast a person's ho'ro-
the divining rod [scope
Oc'cultism
occultist; occult'
transcendental; super-

nat'ural

tele'pathy; telepathic
the second sight
clairvoyance'
thought-reading
thought-trans'ference
an'imism; animistic
spir'itism; spiritistic
the spir'itist; the me'dium
mediumistic pheno'mena
seance in an occult' room
table-turning, ~rapping
levitation
spirit-writing
materialisation; apport'
hallucination

282

O'vertro; Okkultis'me.

det spo'ger der
et Hus hvor det sp0ger
besvaer'ge; Aan'debesvaerg-
Tryl'lekunst, Trylleri' [else
den hvide Magi'; ma'gisk
Tryl'lekunstner,Sor'tekunst-
ner; kunne trylle
Tryl'lestav/en; Fe
Fortryl'lelse/n
fortrylle; beskytt'tet
Amuiet'/ten; Ta'lismand/en
Tryl'lekraft; Tryl'ledrik
Hekseri'; forhek'se
hek'se; sig'ne, laese over
Hek'semester; Heks
det onde Blik

Somnambul'; Spaa'kjaerring
spaa i Kort; det er Hum-
bug [en, Chiromanti
Kunst/en at spaa i Haand/-
En som spaar i Haanden,
Astrolog';Astrologi' [Chiro-
for'udsige ensSkjaebne[mant
0n'skekvist/en
Okkultis'me/n
Okkultist'; okkult'
o'versanselig, transcenden-
tal'; o'vernaturlig
Telepathi'; telepa'thisk
det andet Syn

Clairvoyance/n, Frem'synt-
Tan'kel'assning/en [hed

Tan'keoverf0ring
Animis'me; ammis'tisk
Spiritis'me; spiritis'tisk
Spiritist'/en; Me'di/et
spiritist'iske Fasnomen'/er
Seance i M0r'kerurn/met
Bord'dans/en, Bord'banking
Levitation'/en
Aan'deskrift/en
Materialisation'; Apport/en
Hallucination'

283

The church.

283

Kirken.

the trick; the fraud
unmasked'; antispir'itist

The church.

the house of God, temple

the syn'agogue; mosque

the house of prayer

the bap'tistery; chapel

the cathedral; basi'lica

the cathedral of Milan

the church of St. Peter; the
Strassburg minster

Trin'ity Church

theChurch of theHoly Ghost

the patron; to con'secrate

church-wake, kermess

belfry; bell-ringer

the bells are ringing

the cu'pola; the lantern
The inter'ior

the nave; apse

the church-window

the crypt; sarco'phagus

the vestry, sa'cristy

the praying-stool

the confes'sional

the pulpit

the holy-water basin

the font

the collection-box

the oblations

Peter's pence
The altar; high altar

bal'dachin

the cru'cifix

the image of the HolyVirgin

a mirac'ulous image

relic; re'liquary

the ta'bernacle

the pyx

the host, holy wafer; cup

missal: altar-lights

List/en; Bedrag/et
af'sloret; Antispiritist

Kirken.

Guds Hus, Tempel/et
Svnago'ge/n; Moske'/en
Be'dehus/et
Baptisteri'

Dom'kirke/n; Basil'ika
Domkirke/n i Milano
Pe'terskirke/n; Strass'bur-
ger Miinster
Trefol'dighedskirke/n
Helligaands'kirke/n
Skyts'helgen/en; i ml 'vie
Kir'keindvielse
Klok'ketaarn; Ringer
Klokke/rne ringer
Kup'pel/en: Lyg'te me
Det Indre
Skib/'et; Apsis/en
Kir'kevindu/et
Krypte/n; Sarkofag"en
Sakristi'/et
Be'destol/en
Skrif'testol en
Prae'kestol/en
Vi'evandskar/ret
Do'befont'en
Of'ferbosse n
de milde Gave r
Pe'terspenge

Al'ter/et; Hoi'alter et
Bal'dakin, Tron'himmel
Krusifiks'/et
Madon'nabillede t
et Hel'genbillede
Relik'vie; Relik'\ ieskrin
Hnsti'enim met
Monstrans' en
Hostie'n: Kalk en
Mes'sebog; Al'terlvs

284

Divine' service.

284

Guds'tjeneste

The gal'lery; the choir
the stalls

the organ; or'ganist
the hymn; a psalm
to sing a hymn; the hymn-
book

The divine' service
the service was going on;
hundreds of devotees'
the rite; the li'turgy
were you in church?
early mass
to hear, to say mass
to ce'lebrate; to officiate
the high mass
the sermon; he preaches
to burn incense [well

the censer

the aspergillum; holy water
to cross one's self
to make the sign of the cross
to fold one's hands
to bend the knee

To pray (to God)
to hear the prayer
the morning-, ev'ening-pray-
to say grace [er

the Our Father, Ave Maria
to say the ro'sary
the prayer-book
with devotion; devout'
the fervour; fervent
to call upon' the Saints
the vow; to vow
the blessing; to bless
they blaspheme', curse
the blas'phemy, the curse

The sa'craments
to baptize'; baptism
the confirmation; to con-
to be confirmed' [firm'
to be prepared' for confir-
mation; catechume'nical
instruction

Galleri/et; Kor/et
Kor'stol/ene
Or'gel/et; Organist'/en
Kora'1/en; en Sal'me
i'stemme en Salme; Sal'me-
bog/en

Guds'tjeneste/n
der var Guds'tjeneste; Hun-
dreder af Andaeg'tige
Ri'tus/en; Liturgi'/en
var du i Kirke/n?
Fro'prseken
h0re, laese Messe/n
besty're; forret'te (Guds-
H0i'messe/n [tjenesten)
Praedi'ken/en; nan praedi'-
braende R0gelse [ker godt
R0'gelseskar/ret
Vi'evandskost/en; Vi'e-
korse sig [vand/et

slaa Kors
folde Haend/erne
knaele

Bede (til Gud)
h0re ens B0n
Mor'gen-, Af'tenb0n
frem'sige Bord'bon/nen
Fa'dervor, Ave Maria
laese Ro'senkrans/en
B0n'nebog/en
med An'dagt; andaeg'tig
In'derlighed/en; in'derlig
an'raabe Helgen/erne
L0fte/t; love
Velsig'nelse/n; velsig'ne
de spot'ter, for ban'der
Bespot'telse/n, Forban'd-

Sakrament'/erne [else/n
d0be; Daab/en
Konfirmation'/en; konfir-
blive konfinneret [me're
gaa for Praest/en; Kon-
firmations'forberedelse/n

285

The sa'craments.

285

Sakrtment' erne.

confirm., first communion

the catechumen; who is
going to confirm' him?

when has she been confir-
med'?
Confession

auri'cular confession

to go to confession

to go to confession at Easter

she has confessed'

to examine one's self earn'-

to confess' something [estly

the father confessor

the penitent

the confes'sional secret

to give absolution

to inflict' a penance
The Holy Supper

the communion service

the Lord's Table

to partake' of the L.'s S.;
he has given it them

to administer holy com.

after the pro'testant rite
The marriage service;

the mixed marriage [to

the dispense' [marry

The lasi unction

the con'secrated oil

the via'ticum

the last sa'crament
The excommunication

the bull of excommunica-
tion; to excommun'icate

procession
The pirgrimage

pilgrims

the pilgrim's cloak, ~staff

to go on a pil'grimage

a placeof pirgrimage, shrine

to visit the holy se'pulchre

the holy places

the Holy Land

[Confirmation'

Konfirmnnt' en; for livein
skal nan konfirme'res?

naar er him blevet konfir-
meret?
Skrif'temaal e t

hem'meligt Skrif'temaal

gaa til Skrif'te

gaa til Paa'skeskrifte

him har skriftet

granske sit Indre

skrifte noeet

Skrif'tefader/en

Skrif'tebarn/et

Betro'else/n

give Absolution'

paa'laegge en Bod
Nad'ver/en

Al'tergang/en

Herrens Bord

iivdeArter/ensSakramen'te;
iian liar givet dem det

ud'deleAlterensSakramente

efter protestan'tisk Skik
Vielse/n; vie

blandet ^Egteskab, Mesalli-

Disoensation'/en [ance

Den sidste Olje

den ind'viede Olje

den sidste Nad'ver

Dods'sakrarnentet
Band/et

Band'htille n; lyse i Band.

exkommunike're

Bods'gang, Procession
PH'grlmsgang en. Vai ' -

Pilgrim [fart/en

Pil'grimskappe, ~stav/en

pjore Val'fart/er

et Val'fartsted

hesoee den hellige Grav,
de hellige Sted/er

det hellige Land

286

The clergy.

the crusade
a crusader

Church festivals.

the verger, pew-o'pener

parish-clerk; sa'cristan

choir-boy, chor'ister

priest; cler'gyrnan, min'ister

the priests; priest-like

the sem'inary; seni'inarist

to receive' holy orders

lower, higher orders

ce'libacy

the tonsure [lary

the brev'iary; the sca'pu-

the cassock; the surplice

the vestment

pastor; vicar

preacher

parson, curate

country cler'gymen, ~par-

the par'sonage, manse [sons

The parish
the pari'shioner
the congregation, parish
the di'ocese
the elders
a living
the chapter

provost; deacon; chaplain
canon

Princes of the church
bishop; epis'copal
the mitre
the crosier

bish'opric; arch'bishopric
arch'bishop; prelates
car'dinal; pa'triarch
the purple (of the car'dinal)

The pope
the Holy Father
the pa'pacy; papal
the tiara

286

Geist'lighed/en.

Kors'tog/et
en Kors'farer

Geist'lighed/en; geistlig.

Kir'ketjener/en

Klokker, Degn

Kor'dreng

Freest; Geist'lig

katolsk Praest; prae'stelig

Seminar '/et; Seminarist'

blive ind'yiet

lavere, h0iere Indvi'else

C01ibat'/et

Tonsur'/en

Breviar'/et; Skapular'/et

Sama'rie/n; Mes'seskjorte/n

Mes'sehagel/en

Pas'tpr; Vikar'

Praest'

Sog'nepraest

Lands'praest

Praes'tegaard/en
Kir'kesognet, Me'nig-

Sog'nebarn/et [hed/en

Me'nighed/en

Stift/et

Kir'kevserge/t, Kir'kefor-

et Praes'tekald [stander/ne

Dom'kapitel/et

Provst ; Diakon' ; Kappelan' ;
Dom'herre, Kano'nikus
Kirke/ns 0verste

Bis'kop; episkopal'

Bis'pehue/n

Bis'pestav/en [d0mme

Bis'ped0mme; Er'kebispe-

Er'kebiskop; Praelat'/er

Kardinal'; Patriark'

Kardinals'kappe/n
Pa've/n

den hel'lige Fader

Pa'ved0mme/t; pa'velig

Pa'vekrone/n

287

Ecclesiastical orders; convent.

287

Kir'kelige Fester.

the election of the pope;
the conclave; conclavists
infall'ible; infallibility
the tem'poral power
the States of the Church
the body-guard of no'blemen
the council; the synod
the ency'clica; the breve
to put on the index
the Fathers of the Church
mis'sionary
the missions

Congregations
brother, sister
the Order of Jesus
Jes'uit; jesuit'ical
the dress, the rule of an
monastic orders [order
begging (men'dicant) friars
Franciscans; Capuchins [ars
Min'orites; bare-footed fri-
Domin'icans; Benedictines
orders of nuns
Ur'suline nuns
Salesian nuns

The convent, mon'astery
the parlour
the refect'ory

the cloister-garth, ~garden
the cloisters
lay-brother
the nionch; the cowl
to be unfrocked'
to take the vows
the guardian
prior; abbot; the abbey
nun; pri'oress; lady super'-
the abbess [ior

novice; to take the veil; to
enter a convent

Hermit, recluse
the hermit's cell

Pa'vevalg/et; Konkla've/t;
Konklavist' cr

u'feilbar; U'feilbarhed

den verds'lige Magt

Kir'kestat/en

den a'delige Garde

Koncil'/et; Syno'de/n

Encyclica/en; Breve/t

saette i Index/en

Kir'kefaedr/ene

Missionaer'

Missions'vaesen/et
O r ' d e n/e r

Or'densbroder, ~soster

Jesuit'erorden en

Jesuit'; jesuit'isk

Or'densdragt/en, ~regel

Mun'keorden

Tig'germunk/e

Franziska'ner; Kapuzi'ner

Minorit/er; de bar'fodede

Dominika'ner;Benedikti'ner

Non'neorden

Ursulerin'de/r

Salesianerin'de/r
Klos'ter/et

Modta'gelsesvaerelse/t

Refekto'ri/et

Klos'terhave/n

Klos'tergang/en

Laeg'broder

Munk/en; Kut'te/n

laegge af Kutte/n

af'laegge L0fte/t

Guardian/en, Vagtmester/en

Prior; Abbed; Abbedi'/et

Nonne; Priorin'de;Forstan-

Abbedis'se/n [derin'de

Novice; tage Slor/et; gaa i
Kloster
Eremit', E'neboer

Eremit'boliu en

288

Church festivals.

the ascete; as'cetism
the hair-shirt; rope
to ma'cerate one's body; the
fasting; to fast [scourge
fasting day

The clergy; cler'ical.

a feast-day; festive
a high ho'liday [son

thecom'pliments of the sea-
solemn; to cel'ebrate
the Sunday rest
New Year

a happy New Year!
New Year's wishes
the New Year's gift
Epi'phany, Twelfth Night
can'dlemas; the car'nival
the mas'kerade; masks
the public fancy-dress ball
confetti; paper-snakes
Thursday before' the car'-
Shrove Tuesday [nival

Ash Wed'nesday
Lent

Mid-Lent
Lady-day
Palm-Sunday

Passion Week; Maundy-
Thursday; Good Friday
the Easter fest'ival, Easter
Easter-Monday
thecom'pliments of the sea-
the Easter egg [son (to you)!
Ascension

at Whit'suntide; the de-
scent' of the Holy Ghost
Corpus Christi
Assumption of the HolyVir-
Nativ'ity of the H. V. [gin
All Saints
All Souls
Advent; Christmas

288

Ordener; Kloster.

Asket/en; Aske'se/n
Bods'skjorte/n; ~reb/et
spas^e: Sv0be/n
Faste/n; faste
Fas'tedag

Kir kelige Fest er.

en Fest'dag; fest'lig

en streng Hel'ligdag

behagelig H0i'tid!

h0iti'delig; feire, hoiti'delig-

S0n'dagshvile/n [holde

Nyt'aar

godt Nyt'aar!

Nyt'aars0nske/r

Nyt'aarsgave/n

Helligtrekon'ge/rs Dag

Kyn'delsmesse; Fastelavn'

Maskera'de/n; Maske/r

det of'fentlige Kar'neval

Konfet'ti; Papir'slange/r

Tor'sdag f0r Fastelavn'

Fastelavn'smandag

As'keonsdag

Fas'tetid/en

Mid'faste/n

Maria Forkyn'delse

Pal'mes0ndag

den stille Uge; Skjaertors'-

dag; Langfre'dag
Paa'skefest/en, Paaske
anden Paaskedag
glae'delig Paaske!
Paa'skeaeg/get
Him'melfart/en
til Pintse; den Helligaands'

Udgy'delse
Kristi" Le'gemsfest
Maria Him'melfart
Maria F0d'sel
Allehel'gensdag
de D0des Fest; Alle Sjaeles
Ad'vent; Jul [Fest

289

Un'iverse; hea'vcnly bodies.

Christmas Fest'ival; Christ-
mas Day, Boxing Day

Christmas Eve; a Christ-
inas tree [plundered

it is dec'orated, trimmed;

when are the presents given?

the present; to give presents

inv Christmas presents

289

I'niver se: ; Him'mellegeme me.

Ju'lefest/en, Jul/en; f0rste,
anden Ju'ledag
Ju'Ieaften; et Ju'letraB

det blir pyntet, plyndret
naar blir Gave/me ud'delt?
Gave/n; give

min Julefest

XX.

The iin'iversp; the earth.

the space; in'finite
infin'ity

cosmic matter; nature
na'tural phenom'ena
the law of nature
the world; the or'igin
the end of the world
the astronom'ical system;
Ptolemaean; Coper'nican

Hea'venly bodies [star
the constellation; the fixed
the star (offirstmag'nitude)
the Polar star
the constellation
the Great, the Little Bear
Orion; Charles's Wain;Ge'-
the Pleiads [mini

the Milky Way
the ne'bulous stars
to twinkle, to shine
the starry heavens

The sun

when does it rise?
the sunrise
it sets

Hecker, English. 19

xx.

Unirers'/^t; Jord en.

Ver'densruiri; met; uen'deligt

Uen'delighed/en

Grund'stoffet; Natur'

Natur'faenomen er

Natur'lov/en

Verden/en; Oprin'delse/n

Verden/s Un'dergang

Ver'denssystem/et; ptole-

mae'isk; 'kopernikansk'
Him'mellegem/er

Stjerne/rne; Fiks'stjerne n

Stjerne/n (af forste Grad)

Polar'stjernc n

Stjer'nebillede t

den store, lille Bjorn [ne

O'rion; Voenen: Tvil'liiitier-

Syv'stjerne/n, Pleja'der/ne

MaBl'kevei en

Ster'netaa.iie me

blinke, h

Stjer'nehi'iiinel/en
Sol/en

ii.i a r gaar den op?

Sol'op<?ang/en

den ^aar ned

Heeker, Norsk (Dansk). 19

290

The planets; the heaven.

the sunset

the sunlight

a sunray, sunbeam

the daylight

reflex'; the shadow

the e'clipse

the solstice

the e'quinox

the zo'diac; signs (A'ries,
Virgo, Sagittarius, Aqua-
r'ius etc.)
The planet

evening star; morning star

the as'teroids

rings; a satellite

the plan'etary system

to rotate' round

the orbit; the revolution

the rotation

the comet; the tail

a star shoots

the me'teor; fire-ball

me'teor stone, ae'rolite
The moon

by moonlight

new moon; full moon

the half moon

waning, waxing moon; the
phases

first, last quarter

she has a halo

an eclipse' of the moon

the ap'igee, per'igee
The heaven

the celest'ial vault, firm'a-
ment; the Polar circles

the ether; ether'ial

at'mosphere; atmospheric

the air; balmy

ox'ygen, hy'drogen, ni'tro-

gen, carbon; the ozone'
The horizon [ven

the four quarters of the hea-

290

Planet'/erne; Him'mel.en.

Sol'nedgang/en

Sol'lys/et

en Sol'straale

Dags'lys/et

Refleks'; Skygge/n

Sol'form0rkelse/n

Sol'hverv/et

Jevn'd0gn/et

Dy'rekreds/en; Tegn (Vae'-
deren, Jom'fruen, Skyt'ten,
Vand'manden o. s. v.)
Planet'/en

Af'tenstjerne; Mor'genstjer-

Asteroi'der/ne [ne

Ring/e; en Drabant'

Planet'system/et

kredse om

Bane/n; L0b/et

Om'dreining/en

Komet'/en; Hale/n

der falder et Stjer'neskud

Meteor'/en; Ild'kugle

Meteor'sten, Aerolit
M a a ' n e/n

i Maa'neskin

Ny'maane; Fuld'maane

Halv'maane/n

af'tagende, til'tagende
Maane; Fase/rne

f0rste, sidste Kvarter'

der er en Ring om Maane/n

en Maa'neform0rkelse

Apogaeum; Perigaeum
Him'm el/en

Him'melhvaelving/en, Firma-
ment'/et; Polar'cirkl/erne

^'ter/en; aete'risk

Atmosfae're; atmosfae'risk

Luft/en; balsa'misk

Sur'-, Vand'-, Kvael'-, Kul'-
stoff; Ozon/et
H o r i s o n t '/e n

de fire Him'melegne

291

The terrest'rial globe.

the north

the south

towards the west

to the east

in the East, O'rient

the West, Oc'cident

The terrest rial globe.

flattened

the northern, southern he'-
misphere

the axis of the earth

anti'podes

the meri'dians; the equator

lon'gitude, la'titude; de-
gree' of lon'gitude

tropic (Ca'pricorn, Cancer);
torrid, tem'perate, frigid
zone

the tropics; trop'ical

the climate; to ac'climatise
The Poles

Arctic — , Antarctic Pole

Arctic expedition; explorer
of Arctic regions

icebergs

the aurora "borealis
The inhabited earth

the parts of the world, con'-

the human race [tinents

human; inhuman

the human race

prehistoric men

men: male, manly, mas'cu-

unmanly, effeminate [line

women; female, wo'manly,

the individ'ual [fe'minine

individ'ual

the race; Caucasian; Aethi-
op'ian; Mongo'lian

cross-bred ;a cross-breeding

mixed (hybrid) races

19*

291

Jord'kuglen.

Nord en

Syd/en

mod Vest

mod 0st

i Orient/en, 0sterland ene

Occident/en

Jordkngle/n.

flad'trykt

den nord'lige, syd'Iige

Halv'kugle
Jord/ens Akse
Antipode/r

Meredian'/erne; ^kva'tor
geogra'fisk Laeng'de, Bred'-

de; Laeng'degrad
Ven'dekreds/en (Sten'buk.

Krebs) varme, tempere're-

de, kolde Zone
Tro'pe/rne; tro'pisk
Kli'ma et; akklimatise're
! Pol/erne
, Nord'-, Syd'polen
i Nord'polexpedition; Nord'-

polfarer
Is'bjerg/e
Nord'lys/et

JDen bebo'ede Verden
Ver'densdel/ene
Men'neskehed en
men'neskelig; umen'neske-
Men'neskeslaegt en [lig

for'historiske Menneske/r
Maend: mand'lig. man'dig
uman'diir. kvin'de.:.
Kvin'de r; kvin'dt
Itulivid/et
individuel'
k.ice n ; kauka'sisk; aetio'-

pisk; mongol'sk
blandet; en Kryds'ninu
blaiulede Racer

292

The Water.

292

Vand/et.

Mulattoes; Mestizoes
the people; the tribe
the sa'vages; savage
can'nibals

the barbar'ians; the hordes!
bar'barism; bar'barous
the Migration of Nations
the nomads; settled

The water.

standing water

a pond; the lake

the surface

flowing water

the source; to rise [sand !

to be dried up, choked in

the brook; the torrent

The river
on both banks
the bed of the river; to flow
to flow through; to flow
past; to meander
to bi'furcate; the arms
the course of the river
with the current (stream)
upstream, downstream
the mouth; mouth of the
to fall into [Arno

the lagoon'; the landspit
to discharge'itself';trib'uta-
ry stream from the right side

A great river
the water is shallow, deep;
the height of the water
the ford; to wade through
the current; a whirlpool
the fall; nav'igable
the rapids

the waterfall, cascade'
the ca'taract
a lock

to open; keeper of the lock
the canal'; to connect'

Mulat'/ter; Mestits'/er
Folk/et; Fol'kestamme/n
de Vilde; vild
Men'neskeaeder
Barbar'/ene; Hord/erne
Barbari'/et; barba'risk
Fol'kevandring/en
Noma'de/rne; fast'boende

Tand/et.

stil'lestaaende Vand
en Dam; S0/en
O'verflade/n
rin'dende Vand
Kilde/n; ud'springe
ud't0rres; til'sandes
Bsek; Regn'baek/ken
Flod/en, Elv/en
paa begge Bred/der
El'veleie/t; flyde, rinde
rinde gjennem; rinde forbi;

bugte sig
dele sig; Arm/ene
Elv/ens L0b
med Str0m/men
mod Str0m/men, med S.
Mun'ding/en; Arno/s M.
munde ud

Hav'bugt/en; Land'tunge/n
falde ud i; Bi'flod

paa den h0ire Side
En Str0m
Vand/et er grundt, dybt;

Vand'stand/en
Va'dested/et; vade over
Strom/men ; enHvir'velstr0m
Fald/et; seil'bar
Fos'sestrye/ene
Fos/sen, Fosse-, Vand'fald
Katarakt/en
en Slu'se

aabne; Slu'sevogter
Kanal/en; forbin'de

293

The sea; the continent.

The high water

in the region of high water

to swell, to rise

to overflow' its banks

to break the embankments

the dikes; to in'undate

to flood

to be flooded; inundation,
floods

the water falls
The sea

the ocean

the inland sea

the low, high water

the waves, the waters

the heavy wave

the spray

the spring-tide

the straits

the bay; the gulf

the island, penin'sula

the archipel'ago

The con'tinent.

continent; continental

the cape; the pro'inontorv

the isthmus; neck of land
The shore, the coast

the dunes; the strand, bead

sands; shallows, shoals

the cliff; the reefs

the breakers

the (blue) grotto

the shore-land

the fens; exhalations; the
miasma

the moor; the bog

the marsh; marshy

the mud; to sink

to drain
The flat country

the plain

the meadow; the prairie

293

Se/en, Hav/et; Fast'land et.

Hoi'vandet, Flo in

i de Trakter, livor Flommen

vokse, stige [indtneffer

gaa over sine Bred/dor

bryde ned Daem'ning/erne

Dige/rne; o'versvomme

saette under Vand
! staa under Vand; O'ver-
sv0mmelse; Flom

Vand/et falder
S0/en, Hav/et

Ver'denshav/et, Ocean/et

Ind's0/en

Ebbe/n, Flod en

B01ge/rne, Vov/erne

Sj0'spr0it en

Skum met

Spring'flod en

Straede/t

Bugt/en; Golf /en

0/en, Halv'0

Arkipel/et, 0'hav/et

Fast'land et.

Kontinent'; kontinental'
Kap/pet; For'bjerg/et
Land'tange/n; Land'tunge

Bred/den, Kyst/en
Dyne/me; Strand/en
Sand'banke/r; skjult Grund
Klippe n ; Skj;er,ene
Braendin.u en
den blaa Grotte
Kyst'land/et

Marsk'land/et; Ud'dunst-
niim'er; Smit'testot tet
Myr/en(r/.Mose 'n ) MoradsV-
Sump/en; sumpet fet

Mud'der/et; synke i
tt»r'K;

Flad'land/et
Slette n

en: Praerie/n

294

Plain; mountains.

294

Flad'land; Bjerg/e.

the heath; the steppe

the sand

sandy

the desert; the oases

the plants (cp. p. 166)

the bushes; the bush

the thicket

the trees (cp. p. 169)
The wood, forest

woody

to clear of trees

to plant again' with trees

the primeval (virgin) forest |

to clear the land; clearing i
The soil; the ground

flat; uneven, rugged

the ascent', descent'

the elevation

the hill; the chain of hills i
The mountain; ~ous

above' the level of the sea i

the summit, the top

the crest, ridge; the pass j

the defile'; hollow way

the slope

steep, gentle; precip'itous

half way up

at the foot of a mountain

the rock; the boulder

the rocky wall; the decli'- 1

stalactite cave [vity|

the cleft, the ravine'

At the edge of a pre'cipice

to fall down; to roll

the earthslip; to slip down

the landslip
The mountains

moun'tainous

the e'leyated plain, table-

moun'taineers [land

the mountain-chain

the spurs

Alpine lake

Mo/en, Hede/n; Steppe/n

Sand/et

sandet

0rken/en; Oa'se/rne

Plante/rne (se S. 166)

Krat/tet; Busk/en

Tyk'ningen, taet Krat

Trae/erne (se S. 169)
Skov/en [klaedt

bevokset med Traer, skov'-

hugge ud, rense Skoven

beplan'te paanyt

Ur'skov/en [en

op'bryde, rydde; Lys'ning/-
Jord'bund/en: Terra in/el,

flad; kuperet [Land'skab-

Stig'ning/en, Saenk'ning [et

Bakke/n

H0i, Aas; H0i'dedrag/et
Bjerg/et; bjerg'fuld

over Hav'flade/n

Top/ceil, Spids/en

Ryg/gen. Kara/men; Pas/set

det trange Pas; Hul'vei

Skraa'ning/en

steil, jevn; brat

halv'veis oppe

ved Fod/en af Bjerg/et

Klip'pe/n; Klip'peblok/ken

Fjeld'vseg/gen; Fald/et

Dryp'stenshule

K10ft/en

ved Rand/en af en Af'grund

styrte ned; rulle

et Jord'ras; rase ud

Sten'ras/et
Fjeld/et

bjerg'fuld

H0i'slette/n, Fjeld'vidden

Fjeld'boer

Fjeld'kjaede/n

Ud'10ber/ne

Fjeld'vand

295

Stones.

The high mountains
the Alps; the after-glow,
alpine glow

inhabitants of the Alps
the glaciers; crevasses
erratic blocks; moraine'
the perpet'ual snow
fields of ice
the sea of ice

Volcano
active; extinct'
the cone; the crater
an eruption; it spits fire
the lava; to set on fire
the rain of ashes

Min'erals, rocks
massy; stra'tified
the stone

the quarry, the stone-pit
stony; full of stones
the boulders
the crystal; cryst'alline
to cryst'allise
quartz; mica
gneiss

granite; of granite
sy'enite; basalt
por'phyry; porphyritic
di'orite; gabbro
slate

gipsum; alabaster
silex, flint
a pebble; gravel
lime-stone; do'lomite
chalk; marble
marble-; veined
the veins; the grain
marble quarry; to break
rough; polished
pumice-stone

tuff; tufaceous lime-stone
conglo'rnerates; breccia
sand-stone

295

Stei sorter.

Hoi'fjeld ct
Al'per/ne: Alpeglod/en

Alpebo'ere, Fjeld'bonde/r

Is'brae/en; Rev'ne r

Van'dreblok/ke; Morae'ne

den evige Sne

Is'mark/er

Is'hav/et
Vulkan er

ak'tiv; ud'braendt

Kegle/n; Krater/et

et Ud'brud; den spyr lid

Lava/en; saette i Brand

As'keregn/et
Sten'sort/er

massiv'; lag'vis

Sten/en

Sten'brud/det. ~grube n

af Sten; sten'ct

Ur/en, Sten'ras/et

Krvstal' len: krvstal'lisk'

krystallise're

Kvarts/en; GlinniK

Gneis/en fKraa'kesolv/et

Granit'/en; Granit-

Syenit'/en; Basalt'/en

Porfyr/en; af Porfyr

Dioritten; Gabbro/en

Skif'fer/et

Gibs/en; Alabas'ter/et

Kisel en, Flin'testen

en Ki'selsten; Grus/et

Kalk'stcn en: Dolomit'/en

Kridt et: Mar'mor/et

Marmor — ; aaret

Aare/rne: Korn/et

Mar'inorbrud det; hryde

raa, u'tilhugget; polc'ret

Pimp'sten e;i

Tuf(sten); Kalk'tuf

Konglomerat er; Breccia

Sand'sten

296

Min'erals; meta!s.

clay; of clay, earthen
loam; marl
Coals
an'thracite
(min'eral) coal
bitum'inous c., char-coal
peat; to dig, to cut

Min'erals.

sul'phurids; sulphates

oxides; ha'loid salts

a'cetates
Resins

bitumen; asphalt

pitch

amber
Precious stones

metall'oids

graphite; selen'ium; sulphur
Base metals

metallic; brittle

an'timony; arsenic

bismuth; tellur'ium

alumin'ium; lead

zink; tin
Copper ; of copper

ver'digris

bronze

bronze, brazen; to bronze

brass; pewter
Iron ; iron

flex'ible; mal'leable

wrought iron

of wrought iron

to melt; the fusion

furnace, melting f.

cast iron

of cast iron; slags, sco'ria

steel; of steel

nickel; to nickel

sheet-iron; cor'rugated iron
iron-wire

the rust; rusty

296

Mineral, er: Metal, ler.

Ler/en; af Ler, Ler—
Ler'jord; Mergel
K u 1' s o r t./e r
Antracit
Sten'kul/lene
Brun'kul/lene, Trae'kul
Torv/en; skjaere, stikke

Mineral/er; mineralsk.

Sulfuride; svovlsurt Salt

Oxyd; Halvoi'd'salt/e

Sur'stofsalt/e
Harpixsort/er

Jord'beg/et; As'f alt/en

Beg/et

Rav/et
^E'delsten/e (se S. 61)

Metalloid

Graf it'; Selen'; Svo'vel
U'aedle Metal'/ler

Metal — ; spr0d

Antimon'; Arsenik'

Vis'mut; Tellur'

Alumi'nium/et; Bly/et

Zink/et; Tin/net
Kobber/et; af Kobber,

Ir/'ret, Spansk'gr0nt [Kob-

Bronce/n; Erts/et [ber —

af Bronce, af JVlalm; bron-

Mes'sing/et; Blik/ket [cere
Jern/et; af Jern, Jern —

b0i'elig; smed'bar

Sme'dejern/et

af Smedejern

smelte; Smeltning/en

Mas'ovn, Smel'teovn

St0'bejern/et

af St0bejern; Slag'/get

Staal/et; Staal—

Nikkel/et; fornik'le

Jern'blik/ket; Bel'geblik;
Jern'traad/en

Rust/en; rustet

297

Mining.

297

Bjerg'v*rksdrift.

Precious metals
pale, shining gold
the gold-diggers
golden; to gild
leaf-gold
silver; silver-
to silver (over), to plate;
a'malgam [fi'ligran

pla'tinum

quick-silver, mer'cury
iri'dium
os'mium
palla'dium

Mining

metallurgy [foundry

the smelting-works, the
the mine, pit-work, the
mine; gang of miners
to make borings
the bed; the seam
containing coal, c. salt
c. gold, c. silver
working a mine; the levels
to work a mine; exhausted
a shaft; the gal'lery
to descend', to ascend'
miner's cage

to extract', the extraction
the miner's trucks
miners

the breakers; to dig up
day's work, night's work
the miner's lamp
the safety-lamp
noxious gases
the fire-damp
explosion; to fall in
torn to pieces; buried
to dig up; suffocated
a victim of his avocation

>£dle Metal/ler

mat, blankt Quid

Guld'graver/ne

Quid—; forgyl'de

Flitter/et

S01v/et; S01v—

forsolve; Filigran'/et

Amalgam'/et

Pla'tina/et

Kvik's01v/et

Iri'diurn/et

Os'mium/et

Palla'dium/et
Bjerg'vserksdrift/en

Metallurgi'

Smel'tehytte/n

Bjerg'vaerk/et, Grubeva-rk -
et, Grube/n; Arbeids'stvr-

fo'retage Boring/er [kc n

Leie/t; F10ts/en

kul'-, salt'holdig

guld'-, s01v'holdig

Mi'nedrift/en; Un'derl

drive; ud'tomt

en Gru'be; Mi'negange nc

stige ned, stige op [kurv/e

mek.Sti'geindretning;Heise-

heise, transporte're; Trans-

Gru'bevogn/ene [port en

Gru'bearbeider/e

Miner'er/ne; skjaerpe-

Dag'arbcidc. Nat'arbeiclc

(mfbelampe/n

Sik'kcrhetlslampe/n

farlige Gas'ansaniliiiucr

braend'bar I. uft

Explosion; styrte iiul

spriiMU'os istvkker: §'d(

iHl'ur.:\e; kvalt

et Offer for sit Arbeide

298

Car'dinal numbers.

Appendix.

Nn'merals.

Car'dinal numbers
one; two; three
four; five; six
seven; eight; nine
ten; eleven
twelve; thirteen
fourteen; fifteen
sixteen; se'venteen
eighteen; nineteen
twenty
twenty-one
twenty-two
thirty

thirty-three
thirty-eight
forty

forty-four
fifty

fifty-one
fifty-five
sixty
sixty-six
sixty-eight
se'venty
se'venty-seven
eighty
eighty-eight
ninety
ninety-nine

a hundred, one hundred
hundred and one; h. a. three
two'hundred
three'hundred
six'hundred

nine'hundred and eight
a thousand, one thousand
thousand and one : th. a. eight
eleven hundred; twelve h.;

298

Grund'tal.

Til'teg.

Tal'ord.

Grund'tal
en; to; tre
fire; fern; seks
syv; otte; ni
ti; elve
tolv; tretten
fjorten; femten
seksten; sytten
atten; nitten
tyve

en'ogtyve
to'ogtyve
tredive, tretti
tre' og tredive, trettitre'
otte og tredive, trettiot'te
firti

fire og firti, firtifire
fem'ti

en' og femti, fernti en'
fern' og femti, femtifem'
seksti

seks og seksti, sekstiseks'
otte og seksti, sekstiot'te
sytti

syv' og sytti, syttisyv'
otti

ot'te og otte, ottiot'te
nitti

ni' og nitti, nittini'
hun'drede; et Hundrede
hundrede og en'; hundrede
to Hundrede [og tre

tre Hundrede
seks Hundrede
ni Hundrede og otte
tusen, et Tusen
tusen oe en'; tusen og otte
elve Hundrede; tolv H.;

299

Or'dinal numbers.

thirteen hundred etc.

two thousand; three thou-

fourteen thousand fsand

a hundred thousand

t\vo hundred thousand

a mill'ion

a mill'iard; a bill'ion

A'rabic figures; nought

an eight; a nine

the unit; the ten

the hundred, thousand

hundreds, thousands

some ten, twenty

some fifteen

some twenty-five

some thirty, forty

about a hundred, a thousand

the dozen; fifteen pieces

three score
A mul'tiple

simple; double

treble, threefold; fourfold

fivefold; sixfold

se'venfold; eightfold

ninefold; tenfold

hun'dredfold; thou'sandfold
Or'dinal numbers

first; second

third; fourth

fifth; sixth

seventh; eighth

ninth; tenth

eleventh

twelfth

thirteenth

fourteenth

fifteenth

sixteenth

seventeenth

eighteenth

nineteenth

twen'tieth

twenty-first

299

Or'densul.

tretten Hun'drede

to Tusen; tre Tusen

fjor'ten Tusen

hun'drede Tusen

to hun'drede Tusen

en Million'

en Milliard' en Billion'

arabiske Tal; Nul

en Ot'ter; en Ni'er

En'er/en; Ti'er/en

den Hundrede, denTuseiulc

Hundrede, Tusende

omtrent ti, tyve

omtrent fem'ten

omtrent fem'ogtyve

omtrent tredive, firti

omtrent hundrede, tusen

Dusin'/et; femten Stykker

seksti Stykker, tre Snes
Det Man'gedobbelte

enkelt, en Gang; dobbelt

tre'dobbelt; fir'dobbelt

fem'dobbelt; seks'dobbelt

syv'dobbelt; ot'tedobbelt

ni'dobbelt; ti'dobbelt

hun'dredefold; tu'senfold
Or'denstal

for'ste; an'den

tre'dje; fjer'de

fem'te; sjet'te

sy'vende; ot'tendc

ni'ende; ti'ende

el'lefte

tolv'te

tret'tende

fjor'tende

fem'tende

sek'stende

syftende

at'tende

nit'temie

ty'vende

en' og tyvende

300

Or'dinal numbers.

300

Or'denstal.

thir'tieth
thirty-second
four'tieth
fourty-third
fiftieth
fifty-fourth
six'tieth
sixty-fifth
seventieth
se'venty-sixth
eightieth
eighty-seventh
ninetieth
ninety-eighth
ninety-ninth
hundredth
hundred and first
hundred and second
two-, three hundredth
six hundredth
thousandth
thousand and second
eleven hundredth
twelve hundredth
sixteen hundredth
two thousandth
three thousandth
twenty thousandth
hundred thousandth
two hundred thousandth
miirionth

half; one and a half
two and a half
a third, fourth
a fifth, sixth
six sevenths

in the first, second, third,
fourth place

tre'divte
to' og tredivte
fir'tiende
tre' og firtiende
fem'tiende
fire og femtiende
sekstiende
fem og sekst'iende
syt'tiende
seks og syt'tiende
ot'tiende
syv og ot'tiende
nit'tiende
otte og nit'tiende
ni og nit'tiende
hun'drede

hun'drede og forste
hun'drede og anden
andet, tredje Hun'drede
sjette Hun'drede
tu'sende
tusen og andet
el'lefte Hun'drede
tol'vte Hundrede
sek'stende Hundrede
andet Tusen
tredje Tusen
ty'vende Tusen
hun'drede Tusen
andet Hun'drede Tusen
Million'

halv; halvan'den
halvtre'dje

en Tre'djedel, Fjer'dedel
en Fem'tedel, Sjet'tedel
seks Sy'vendedele
for det F0rste, Andet,
Tredje, Fjerde

Index.

Academy ....

account 78

accusation 2.">1

actor 192

address (to) .... 99

— (house) -':{

— (letter) . . 104—106
administration . . .271
aeronauticjourm

aesthetics I'.'T

age 115, 116

- (of) &

aggravation .... 146
agricultural labour

161—163

agriculture 161

algebra I'-'l

almanach 112

Alps 295

altar 283

amusements . 178—185,

190-197

anchor 17

angel 280

animals 35-38, 171-176
appartments .... 84

appeal 258

appear (to) . • ... 231

ranee .... 147

aquarium ... 35, 36

architecture . 119, 200

archives 230

arithmetic (4 rules of) 220

arm 131

armament 249

arms (milit.) .... 2:::t

army 2:J3— 235

arrival 8, 99

arsenal 34

artillery

arts 197

ascent 5

— (balloon) .... 20
assault

astronomy . . -

attack

attitude . . . 123, 124

auction 82

author 211

bachelor 90

bark . . 129

balloon 19 °0

bank (river) .... 20a
— (institute) 77

business .... 24, 81
butter 7 1

bankrupt 7'j
bankruptcy .... 7'.i
baptisni 88

buy (to) .... 83, 84
cab .... 2^

bargain (to) ... 84

barometer .... 117

calculate (to) . . 22y

barracks ... 239 240

calf TH

bath 48, 183
battle .... 245-247.
beard 48— 127

call (toi 216
called (to be) . . 89, 222
campaign .... 24:]

bearer(of flag of truce)244

capital 77

beasts (of burden) . 173

captivity 247

— (of prey) .... 37
bed 46 47

cards (to play) 187, 188
carnival 283

bee-keeping . . . .174
beer 81 67

carriage . . 11, 29, 180
— (horse) 181

— (house) 31

— (road) °°

beetle . 176 176

carve (to) 201

beg (to) . 100

carver 201

belly .... 130

cash 77

bible ... .278

cashier . . 81

bicycle ... 80

cat 174

- (to ride a) ... 30
bill . 33 85

catarrh .... 152, 15.;
cattle . . 17° 17.

— (of exchange) . 78

— (large) .... 173

billiard 186

— (small) 17°

bird .... 36, 170, 171
- (catching) .... 177
birth 88

cavalry
ceiling 4::
certificate 217

bleed (to) 152

chair . . 44

blossom 166
boat 14 15

change (to— trains) 12, 1 1
character 139 144

body 122 133

charity

(linen) 63

chat (to) 9'j

boil 1M

bone

cheeks ... . 1°7

book 230 231

cheese

— (keeper) ... 80

chemistry 924

boots and shoes . 69

chess 187

borrow (to) .... 76
box 9

child 87-89
chin !•>:

branch - .82

choir 284

— (of science) .

cholera ....

bread 74

Christ

brrakfu<t .... 0:t

Christianity ... 277

. . . 289

breathe (to) . .
bridge -' i

chronology ... Ill
church ''83 28 t

build (to) 38

cigars l

building (public) . . 26

circumstances . ,

302

circus 196

classes (soc.) .... 262
cleaning (of streets) 22
clergy .... 286, 287

clergyman 286

clerk 81

cloak-room 9

clock 114, 115

clothing 53

coachman 180

coals 53, 296

coffee 31

— (house) 31

coins 77

cold (temperature) .119

— (illness) 148

cold meat ... 67, 68
collection (art) . . .198

colours 202

commands 241

commerce . . . 79—86
commercial firm 80, 81
compartment .... 12
compose (to) .... 207
concert . . . 195, 196
condolence .... 100

conduct 2lr

confession 285

confirmation .... 285
conflagration . 27, 28
congratulate (to) . .100
conquer (to) .... 246
constitution (health) 152

— (state) . . . 271, 272
consultation (hour) 156
consumptive .... 152
continent . . 293—295

convent 287

conversation . . 99, 100
conveyance . . 29, 30

cook -93

copper 296

corn 162

corners (street) ... 23
correspond (to) . . . 104
correspondence 104, 107
correspondent ... 80

cost (to) 84

costume 182

country . . . 160, 269

court 262

creepers 165

cremation ..... 96

crew 17, 251

crime .... 252, 253

— (political I .... 253
criminal case . . . 255
criticism . . . 198, 199

crockery 45

crossing .... 17—19
culprit .... 250, 251

cupboard ... .45

earth °9l

cures 157 158

earthquake . . 1^1

curtains 46

Easter .... 288

custom-house . 21, 271
— examination . 9, 10

eat (to) 81, 32, 61, 64, 65
education . . 212, 213
effect 198

dance (to) . . 181, 288

eggs 68

date 104 112

elections 272

dav 113

electric (li^ht) 52

dead body 95
dealer 82 83

— (railway) . . . 28
electricity 225

dear 84

embark tto) 17

death .... 94—97, 146
debate 273

embroider <,to) . . 55
employees . . SO 81

debts 76

engagement . . . 91

deceased (family of) 96

engine 16 2l)6

defeat 247

engineers 233

defence ... 245 246

engraving 204

delivery (of goods) . 85

entrance-card . . . 191

— (of troops) 243

deranged . . . 153, 154
descent (balloon) . 20
despatch . . . . 108

epidemy ... 154, 155
equipment . . 236, 237

dessert . . .73

examination . . 217

dice (to throw) . . 187
dictation 219

— (law-court) ... 255
— (phvs ) 156

die (to) 94 146

excesses 275

dignities 270

Exchange 79

dine (to) . 81, 82, 64, 65
dining table . . 63 64

excommunicate (to) 285
excursion 3, 4

dinner 63

excuse (to) 100

disease (nervous) . . 153
diseases (children's) 154
— (external) 149—152
— (internal) 152 155

exercise (to) .... 241
export 85, 86
exterior 125

dismissal 236

eyes i-j7

disposition . 136—138
disturb (to) ... 99
disturbances . . .275
divine service . . . 284

face 125
faculties 226
fair 196

faith °81

dog 174

false . 216

dogmatic . . . 279 280

family 86

fan ... .60

domino 187

fare 63

door . 89 40 41

farmer 161

— (house — ) . . 39

draw (to) 204

feeling . . . 132 135

dress (to) 55

fence (to) 185

— (the hair) . . 48, 49
dress ...:.. 55—60

festivals (church-) . 288
fever ... 148 149 153

— (lady's) 58

field flowers . 1C6, 167

drinks 65 68

— (service) . . 242, 244

drive (to) 13 16 20 30 180

fight 245

duel . . 234

figure .... 122 123

dwelling .... 40 — 53

finger 131

fire (confiag ) . . 27, 28

(milit ) . 239

ear . . 128

fire-brigade . . 27, 28

303

Imil

linir 48 i

fish . 35 69

hand

h'shiii"

harbour . 1 I

tittiii" .56

59 60

to) 99

floor

162

inundation .

flour

hazard (game) 188 189

iron

!•

head

iron (to) . 54

fog 118

— (gear) .... 59 60

f00(j 67—75

health .... 144 145

Jesus 279

foot l:<-

hear (to) 127

jewel rv ... 60 61

— sore I-"1"

heart I-'1

Journev (foot) . 3 — 5

forces

l-jii

:\vav) . . 13 14

forehead

hfitiii" 1° 52 53

form («chool) 214 •_'!•">

heaven .... 289 290

jiidirc- . . .

248

herb 165

1ud'rinentl33 198 i

— (medicinal) ... 160

jurisdiction . 2~>

heretic 278

jurymen 25"

m

hermit °87

justification

frame l0'1

hi<rh . 65

fro^t 1""

hi«-torv . ''''•'•

king 261

fruit

'<») . 13

kitchen 4'J •"> >

— trees • 169

holidays "lr.

fuel 5° 53

knight 260

full 13

honour (question of) °-54

knit (to) 65

furnishetlappartments34
furniture .... 43 — 45

horizon . . . 290, 291
horse . . 173, 181, 182

future . . . .110

hospital ... 158 159

lamp . 51

— (milit ) . . .

landing . . 19

gait 132

hostilities .... •'«.*.

languages . .

gambling (Exchange) 79

— (to open)

late (how) ... 11. ">

game (chase) .... 70

hotel 3--' :!::

laugh (to) ... 1 ' •

games .... 186—190

hour lit

7 24

games (board-) . . 187

law . .8

— (of cards) . .
— (children's-)

- (hold) . . . 43—47
— . . . 92—97

— (court) 294, 253-258
laziness 216

— (society-) 189

leave 2 100

hunting . . 176—177

— (of absence) 2:iti °:i9

— (flowers) . . . It;:
— (zoological) 86—38

lce 73

— (to take) .... 100

lecture 0-1T

gas . 61 52

ices 73

leg . 182

ireofrraDhv

identity 107

lend (to) . 75

get i to) . ... 104

idolatry ....

lesson °lt>

jrjri 90

ill Is

letter . 103 106

45 46

imitation 199

— (box) . . 106

68

improvement . . . 146

— (endings) . 105

industry . . . 215, 269

s and papers

infant • 89

107 108

go through (to) 216

infantry . . . 233

library 230

God

infectious (disease) 164

Ij.'ht 60 52

God's Word . 278 — 279

inherit (to) 97

lighting 12 24 60 ' 52

gold 297

inn 31

limbs 130— !:{•>

grammar ... 221 'J'JJ

. .

•T-IVC . 03 96

insecurity (publ

.

to) . . 3 '.'

insigi. . . 199

logic 2S»

ground .... 1>

inspection
ction (in gene-

lose one's self (to) 4
losses (battle) 247

gullet 129

ral) •

lottery

— (subjects of) 218—225

lotto 139 190

instruments . 207 208

love ' 90

haccle (to) . .84

— (of percussion) . 208

luu'-'.r'e - . 1. 8. 9

304

luggage (examina-

mushrooms .... 72

pencil 102

tion) 10 11

music .... 205 — 210

pension . . 33

lungs • 130

— (to make) 207

magic ... 282

musical instruments
207 208

period (fixed) ... 110

magnetism 225

mutiny (to) .... 251

philology . * . °29

maid (house-) . 93

mythology . . . 276

philosophy 2>?8 °29

— (old) . 90

name 89

mail-coach .... 5

narration 212

photography .... 205

manoeuvre .... 242
marble 295

natural history . . 223
naval (battle) . . .250

physics . . . 224, 225
physiognomy 195

marriage 91

— (officers) .... 250

piano 208

— (war) 250

marriageable .... 90
masked ball . 182, 288

navigation . . . 14—19
navy 249, 250

piece (theatre) 193, 194
Pig -0

mass 284

master-piece .... 199
materials 56

needle-work . . .54, 55
new building ... 38

pilgrimage 285
places (theatre) 191, 192
plain . . . 293 294

mathematics . . . .221

newspaper . . 178, 179

planets . °90

matrimony 92

night 113
nobility 260

plants 165

meals 63
means (money) . . 75
measure 86

nose 126
numbering (house) 23
numerals . . 298—300

play (to — music) 206, 207
— (to — theatre) . 193
pleasure ... . 177

nun 287

fpoldl fi7

nurse 84

medical treatment

police 26

157—159

— (man) 26

— staff 233

polite phrases . . . 100

medicine . . 156 159

pope 286 287

memory 134

portrait 203

men (milit.) .... 239

offices 270

post-offiee . . 107—109

merchant 79

post restant .... 107

metals (precious) . . 296

metrics 211

pox (small-) .... 154

pray (to) °84

operate (to) .... 157

prayer 284

mill 163

prelates 286

mine 297
minerals . 223, 295, 297

ordinance 237
ox 70

preparations (journey) 1
present 110

mining 297

preserves .... 72

price 84

mobilisation .... 243

painting . . . 201—203
paper 77 103

print 230
prison . 259

parade . . . 242

monk 987

parcel .... 108

profession 263 — 268

parish . ... 286

promotion . . . 235

moon 117 290

Parliament . . 273 — 275

prose 211

morning 113

part (theatre) ... 193

punctuation .... 219

motor-car 39

parties (polit.) . . .274

punishment (capital)

mountain . 5, 294, 295

party (society) . . .101
past Ill

259, 260
punishments . 259, 260

— (milit ) . 239

patch, (to) • o5

— (school) 217

pupil 215

move (to) 40
movement 193 124

pay (to) . 32, 33, 84, 85
peace 249

psychology .... 229

mufti . . 236

pen 102

qualities . 139—144

305

IM

races (hum a

kness) .... 18

speech .... 65 257

. . i
riiilw'iv

- (voyage) . . 14—19
seasons 1 '

. . 65
spelling

— (accident) 6

seat

Q

10

sects

, ,;

:iion) . .
rank

security (public-)
see (to)

to— a i-hii-
sports 1^1 l - ">

rra.l t<>) ... 1 .

sell (to)

spy ....

.•tor (to) . . . 106

.... 107

192

"i"> 108

. . . ''"'I

ISO

— (duty) .... ''in

stamps

— (visitors) 98 99

' . .

•T .... 1"1

•ts . . 93 94

steal (to) ''7

recover (to) . . . .117

(inilit ) ":

steamer l">

: ii"

MI of mil — ) •':>-

steel-pen . . I"-*

— (of protection)

steer (to) .... K>

• ••! 1 . 1"7

sew (to) ....

.... 60

relationship .... 87

shave (to) 48

stocks . . 78

•i -J77— 280

ship .... 14— 1

stomach . . . 130

to) . . .34, 4ii. HI
report (school) . . . 207

- (wreck) ... 18, 19
shoes 59

stones 61, 295
— (precious) . . 61

••nt (to) . .
. . 35 36

shoot (to) 185, 28ti
shop 81

stop (to-train) ... 13
stories 39

resins

shot 238

storm 18 121

shoulders

stove 62

shrubs 168

streets 21—23

side-board 45

— (lighting) . 24

183

siege . .

— (traffic) ... 28

(to) 1-

sights ... 34

unways) . . . 28

ritlc 238

signals of d

269

right

signature . l""'

•lU'iiN . 208

riot . . . 275

'rms . . .

<tO) . . 2".

rise (to) ... 47 65

sin -'SO 281

stuff 56 57

sing (to) ... 209 210

. 200, 212

....
70

_ _ (to-) . . . -21"

•m of th''henrt)153

"V ... -7

singinjr . . . -«'9 210

suit (new) 66

roof ... 39

sitting (Parliam.)

sun 280

rooms 34 41 42

skates (roller- 1 I**''

— 'shine) 117

row (to) 15

skating 182

superiors 234

rule of three .... 220

•nind) .... 182

«kin I"0

superstition . 281, 282
supper . . . 63

macraments . 284, 285
sail 15 16

- i diseases) .... 151
skittles . . . 186

supplementary ticket 8

surrender (to) .

^uints 280

sleep (to) .... 47

sweet dishes . .

«'ili\d ''

smell (to) . . . 1-7

296

smoke (to) 12 179 180

swim (to) . . l

^•iti'-tled 62

sociability 101

table • 64 66

(work of) 5, 19
,. .....
school (authoriti'

society .... 260-269
soldier-life . . 239-242

- linen 64
tailor's (at the) ... 6ft
. . 134

(work)

80rt 88

schools

soul .... 188—144

tasteful ... 198, 199

•>•>-, -''ill

taxes

' re (holy) 278

sovereign . . 261. 262

teachership .... 218

anpnt (tol 99 129 989

. 17—19 293

!i»t . . 1 .">."•

Heoker, Englisch-Norwegisch (Danisch). .

21)

308

telephone 109

trip 45

water . . 292 293

temperature . 119, 120
tempestuous weather
18, 121
testament 97

trunk .... 129, 130
tuberculosis .... 154

umbrella 60

— (high) '.293
— (closets) . . . . 7, 24
— (sports) 165
way 4

thank (to) 100

unction (last) . . . 285

weapons . . . 237 — 239

theatre .... 191—195
theatre (play) 193 194

understand (to) 99, 100
uniform 236

weather . 18, 117—121
— (rainy) 118

thermometer . . 48, 119
think (to) 134

units (milit.) . 233, 234
universe 289 290

wedding 91
week 112

thirst 62

university 226 — 229

weight . 86

unmarried 90

will 1; 8

throat 129

unwell 147

wind . 18 1°0

throne 261
thunderstorm . . .121
ticket .... 7, 8, 191
time 109—114
tip ... . 9 32

vegetables ... 71, 72
vermin 33
village 21
vine (cultivation) 163, 164

— (instruments) 207, 208
window .... 12, 42
— (post-office) . . 8, 107
wine 66, 67
witnesses . . 256 257

tired 3 47

visit 98—101

wood .... 170 294

title . ... 260 261

voice ....... 209

wooing 90

tobacco 180

volcano 295

word-treasure . . . 222

toilette 47 49 58

vote 272 277

work (to) 215

— (man) 269

tooth 1^8

works .... 212 2iO

(ache) 150

wait (to) 7

toys 189 190

waiter 31

worsted (to be) 247

trade 268, 269
— (tOI 82 83

wake (to) ... 33, 47
walk 24 133

wound .... 151, 247
wounded : 247

traffic (railway) . . 10
train 10 13

— (to) .... 3, 4, 181

walls . . . 43

write (to) . 101, 218, 219
writing . 101 218 219

transaction . . 256—258
translate (to) .... 222
travel (to) . 2

wander (to) ... 3, 4
war (fortune of) . . 246

— materials .... 102
writings 212

traveller (commercial) 81

wash (to) ... 47, 48
(clothes) 64

yard (of a house) . 39
year 111—116

trial . .256

watch (clock) . 114, 115

New Year . . 228

Register.

Aabne Piendtlighed-

aande i:JO

Bagage 1 8 9 | Rordtnln C?>

:»n . 10, 11
163

rk 74
Hallon

.c... .8*2

Brand °7 28

Aandsgaver .... i:t4
\ar 111 llf-

•.as.t ...
1«
Hivvka^M1 106

lei . . r.

\UT 88

Hank . .

tiartnTe . . . . 48

Bro

. . . 87—89

brodere 55

....
Administration . . sTl
:>, 106
: . 178—185
271

IJarnepifie P4

-•ning . . .
Brvllup '.U

Barometer 117
bede 100 284

Bedrinj,' 146

-Ivrkelse .
2

Befindende . . . .14.*.
Begravelse 96

Braetspil .
HulTi-t 45

. lu6, 107
\Nkr<l 2

. 248

JO— 52
Ben

168

<-erer) .... 236
Afslutning (of Brev) 105

Ba?]ginstrumenter . 208
2S4

Ben (Legeme) .
BerigtigelM ....§41

Beskyldning .... 251
•)in^ 5

lege 189
Bornesygdomme . . 154

(Karakti"
Cigarer . . . . :

Cirkns

113
-mad 63
Akailemi

Besog 98—101

Akvarium ... 35, 36
Alder .... 115, 116

- i

betale .... 33, 84, 86
BevBpgelse . . .3, i.-i
Biavl 174
Uibel . . .

Gonpi
Cycle 30

Daab 88
Dag 113

2'.!.")

Alter ." . .

•hfk . . .

;>

1 7

Billard 186

. . 3 (.»9

Bille 175 176

. -,.

Billede 203

Billedhugg.

200, 201
.201

Hilli'dvirrk . . . 201

arU-ide -'I;,

dans, -1,288
Datum ... 1

ktur . . 1
Arkiv
Ann

. 7, 8, 191

JjilliK' ... 84

Deltagelse

. :«-rksdrift

•

UMl . . -1
Diktat 219

\uktion 82

Dillii:- 5

152

'ti<i>utats . . 228
DommtT

"bil . . .

r . . . . 11

lIlHVl 1

Domlnospil .... 187
-kab . . ''!"

Boghol<!'T . 80

4n .".:;

... :.:. •••
. * ...

r.nd . . 64. C5

308

Drikkepenge ... 9, 32

Fodbeklsedning . 59

Gardiner 46

Droske 29

Fodsv^dom 150

Gas 51 5~?

Duel 234

Fodture 3—5

Geistligbeder 286 ^Sl

dyr 84

Fonograf 209

Geografi '•'23

Dyr . 35—38, 171—176

Forberedelser ... i

Gevser . . . . °38

Dtekket0i 54
<J0 94 146

Forbrydelse . 252—253
Forelsesning ^27

giftefserdig 90

D0d .... 94—97 146

Foresatte 234

Gjerningsrnand 951 25°

D0dsstraf . . 259 260

forestille . . . °03

Gjfeld ' 76

D0r .... 39 40 41

— nogen . 99

Gigest^iveri 32 33

Forestilling .... 195

Glast0i 45 46

Kdsvorne 257

Forf alter 211

Grammatik 2°1 '222

Edsvorneretten (Jury)

Forfatning 111

gratulere 100

257 258

Forfriskninger 31

Grav 95 96

Efterladte 96

For°"aaelse 259 ^53

Grubevserk 297

Efterligning .... 199
«ftersende 106

Forhandling . 256—258
Forhold .... 76

Crupper (militser) 233,236
Gr0ntsager . 71 72

Egenskaber . 139—144

Forh0r 256

Gud . . 276

Electricitet .... 225

forkjaele 213

Guds Ord 278, 279

elektrisk Lys ... 52
elektrisk Sporvogn 28

Forkj01else .... 148
Forlovelse . . . . 91

Gudstjeneste .... 284
Guld 297

Elev 215

Forlystelser 190 197

Gulvet 43

Embeder 270

Fornuft 133

Eneboer 287

Hfaand 131

En gel . 280

Forret (Mad) 67

Epidemi . . . 154, 155
Etager .... 39

Forretning ... 24, 81
Forsendelse 85 86

Haandgemseng . . . 246
Haandvserk 268 269

Examen . . 217

forstaa 99 100

Haar 48 49 124

excommunikere . . 285

Forstand 134

Hage .... 119, 127

6xercere .... 241

forstyrre 99

Hals . 128

Fag 228

Forsvar . . . 245, 246

Handel .... 79—86
Handelshus . . 80 81

Fakulteter 226

Fortselling 212*

handle . 82 83

falbyde 84

forvilde sig 4

Handlende . . 82 83

fallit 79

Forteldre • 87

Handling ... 139

falsk 216

Fotograf . 205

Handsker 58

Familie 86

frankere . . 106

Harpix . ... 296

Fangenskab .... 247

Fred .... 249

Hat 59 60

Farver 202

Fremtid 110

Hav .... 11—19 293

Fastland . . . 293—295

frisere 48 49

Have 165

Fattigpleien .... 25

Frist 78 110

— zoologisk . . 36—38

Feber . 148 149 153

Frokost 63

Havn 14

Feltslag . . . 245—247

Fugl 71

Hazardspil . . 188, 189

Felttjeneste . 242, 244
Felttog . . . 243

Fugle . . 36, 170, 171
Fu°lefangst 177

hede (Navn) . . 89, 222
Hedenskab . . . 277

Ferier . . 216 236 239

fuld 13

Helgener .... 280

Feste (kirkelige) 288

Fyrste 261

Hersker . . 261 262

Fiendtligheder ... 245
Filologi . . . 229

Fysik .... 224, 225

Hest . . . 173, 181, 182
hilse .... 3 99 1 01

Filosofi ... 228 229

Fasngsel . . . 259

Himmel . . . 289, 290

Finger 131

Historic °23

Fiske 35 69

F0dsel 88

Hjerte 129

Fisket 177

F01else 132 135

Hjerteonde . 153

Fjeld ... 5, 294 295

Hj0rner (Gader) . . 23

Fjeldtur 4 5

Hof 262

Fjser . 102

Gaa 3 4 181

holde 13

Fladland . . 293 294

Gaard . . 39

Holdnin0" 124

Klid 215

Gadebelysning . . . °4

Horizont . . . 290, 291

Flod 292

Gader 21 23

Hotel 32 33

Gang 24 l3-> 133

Hoved . • 124

Fod . . 132

HovedbeklEeduiner 59, 60

Hud I'1''

Luun 75

-rdomme . . • l :>1
HukommelBC
Hand

1_>T

laaiH1 75

.... 283, 284
s Overate
-••1,'net .... 28rt
58
Kjii-rlighed .... 90
Kjntn- . . 83 84

Laboratorium . . . 224
Lanipf 51

:

Landbrug .... 161

- ... r.
• Lining . '

Bm

. 161

I aii'tin^ 19

Kjiiluiuind 79

lat'i-.' '">

Kjtid ... 69 122

Hiitliu'lu-ilsMc.skli-r . 100
h..i 65
Htiifji'ld

— (koldt) 67

81
Lazaret ....
le . . . . !••")

Kji.kken .... 49, 50
13, 16, 20, 30, 180
Kjun-tur 180

Ilnivjinde 298

Lege .... 186—190

][,,,,< IT"

\SA .... 29, 30
Klang
.... 214, 215
Klavi-r 208

Legeme ... IS
Legemsbygning .
— evelser . . 181—185
Legetei . . . 189, 190
Legitimation .... 107
leie 34 40 94

1S1

lid (Brand) . . 27, 28
lid (militcerisk) ,
Indr.-tning . . . 43—47
in.Nkil.0 Big . . ,
In.lustri 269

klsede sig paa .

Kl;.Mlnin-sstvkker57, 58

;-

Lekture 212
Lig 95

Robber 296

Infaiitrri Wl
lnft'ktionssygdomnH-l~)4
Invr*'ni0rkorpset . . -:*3
Insi-kt.T !-'•">

Kolera 165
Kokkepige 93

Ligbnending .... 96
ligge under . . . . i\~
I.inu.i 53, 54
I iv^-ilder 115

komme sig .... 147

insolvent 79

komponere .... 207

Instruinoiitcr ^07—209
Interpuuktion . . .219
. . 73

Logis 32 S4

Koncert . . . 195, 196
Konfession .... 278
Konflrmation . . .285
Konge 261

Lokale 81

1 176 177

Lotto .... 189, 190
Lov 253 254

Konkurs 79

Luftreise ....
Luge (ved) ...
lugte 1°7

Jernbane .... 6 — 14
Jernbanebetiente . 10

Jernbaneulykke . . 6
.Tomfru (gammel) . 90
Jordbunden .... 294

Konstabel 26

Konstitution .... 252
Konto n
Kopper 154
Kor 284

I unjjor

Lykenskning ... 100
50—52

Kornet 162

Lsege 155

Jordskju'lv ....
Julciiften .... 289

pondance 104, 107
Kortspil . . . 187, 188
Kost 63

Isegende Urter .
Lsegevidenskab
L«reanstalt-
Lcerer . . 213, 2!

I.;i-r.-ri:jrrnii]-..n . . l?l:t
Itese 178 218

Jurv 257

Jud«-dum 277

K'lai n

koste 84
Kostmne 182

Krig 243—249

'il

Krigsheld 246

Maal . 86

Kalv
Kainin
Kaprri 260
K-ij'il-il 77

:idom . . . . 277
Kri^tus . 279

Maaltider . 68

Kritik .... 198, 199
Kruiiologi .... Ill

Maane .... 117. 290
Maaned

Kapliih ... 190, 191
Kaj.p.- 57, 58
Kiirukt.-r . . . 139-144

.... --'"7
Karnrvil ''83

Kr..|. .... 129, 180
Krvilderier 166

Mnini.-ti-iiu- .... •_••_•:,
Malerier . . . 201-203
Mandskab 17, 239, 252

Kul 63, m

Kul-l,-
Kultur SIS

•U-163
lomster 168-167

Markr.l .

», 240
• r .... 81

;nnne . 197
Kiirm.-thocle . 157—159
Kn>-k 180

Kat ITl

Katarrh ... 1 •
Knvallori 888

Kuvcrt 103

Kvittering ... 85, 108
. 172. 173

Maskebal . . l
Maskiia- . .11 •_'•.'•;

Keirler . - 1^>

310

Mathematik . . . .2-21

Omnibus 29

Provning 56

Miivf 130
Medicin 156

Opbevaring .... 9
Opdragelse 21° 213

Psyc-hologi 229

— tage ind . . . .159

Opora .... 194 195

Raabe op . . 216

Mel 1 63

Racer 9C>1 ''i1'

Mestervserk .... 199

Opforsel 217

Rang . . 234 260 261

Mr<M> 284

Ophold 13

Metaller 996

Opr0r 295

regne 220

Metrik . 211

Opstigning 20

Reining 33 85

Middagsmad .... 63
Midler (Penge) . . 75

Opvarming . 12, 52, 53
Opvarter 31

Regnveir 118
Regjering 269 270

mindreaarig .... 97
Mineraler . . 296 297

Ordener (kirkelige) . 287
— (seresbevisninger) 236

Reguladetri .... 220
reise .... 2

Ministerium . 270, 274
Mobilisering .... 243

Ordforraad 222
Orme 175

Reise (Jernbane) 13, 14
Reisende (Forretn ) 81

Mode 56

Orthografi 219

rekommenderet 107

Modtage 104

Ost 75

Rekrutteringen ')-'i'>

— (Bes0g) ... 98, 99
Modtageren .... 104
Morgen 113
Mund 128
Munk . 287

Overfart .... 17—19
overgive sig .... 247
Overskrift (Brev) . .104
Oversv0mmelse . . 293
overs?ette 222

Religion . . . 277—280
Rengj0ring (Gader) 22
Reptilier .... 35, 36
Restaurant ... 31 , 32
Ret "51 °53

musicere . 2<>7

Overtro °8l °82

Retfserdigbed l)51

Musik 205

Ret^krivnin0" 219

Musikalier 206

Paalseg .... 67 68

Retspleie 253 — '^56

Musikinstrumenter

Paaske 288

Retten . 254 ^56— ''oS

207 208

Pande 126

Retter (s0de) . . 72

Myg 33

pakke 9

Revolution . . . . 275

mvndig 97

Pakke (Post) .... 108

ride 182 183

Mvntsorter 77

Papir 77 103

Ridetur 183

Mytologi 276

Parade 242

Ridder 260

Mytteri' 251

Paraply 10

Ro 15

inset 69

Rolle I'"}

M0bler 43 45

P'lrti (kost) 188

Rovdvr 37

m0blerede Vserelser 34

Partier (polit ) 274

Rv<r 129

Mode (Storting) . . 273
M011e .... 163

passiare 99
Pattedvr 36 37

r0ge ... 12, 179, 180
Rovere • . 27

Pave 286 '287

jfat 113

Pen<re . . . .75

Saar 151 247

Naturhistorie . . . ?23
Nadveren 285

Pengesorter .... 77
Pensionat 33

Sakramente . '284, 285
Salat 72

Navn 89

Pharmacologi 159 160

Salonsk0iter .... 182

\ederlag °47

Pige 90

<alti- °96

Nedstigning (Ballon) 20
Nervesygdomme . .153
Noder . . 206

Plads (offentlig) . . 23
— (til at sidde) . 13, 28
Pladse (Theater)

Sanifund . . . 260—269
Sainlinger (Kunst) . 198
Sang . "t'U '>K»

Nonne . . . 287

191 192

Sanitetskorpset . 233

Numerering (Hus) . 23
Nutiden 110

Planeter 290
Planterne 165

Schakspil 187
se 126

Nvtaar 288

Plaster 159

Seil 15 16

Poesi 210

seire 246

Neese 126
N0dsignal 13

Pol 291
Politi . 26

Sekter 278
-M-Kkob . 101

n0dvendige Ting 7 4)4

Portrset . . . . 203

SrNkabeli"hed . . 101

Post 107—109

ScNkabslege .... 189

Officerer . 234—236 250

Poster 240

Seng 46, 47

Okkultisme 282

Poste restante 107

sent 115

Okse ... 70

I'll- 84

sige 135

Olivenh0st . 164

( >ljc (sid«te) . . 285

Projektilet .... 238

Ska)) 45

Omaraner . . 97. 98

l'r:i:st . . 286

Skat . . 271

311

skill .... 14 i
Skil.sfart .... U— 19
SkiSil.rml ... 18, 19
Skikkelse . . I
l

Stil WO

.... i:
•>,

Ml

itetid . .
Tobak 180

60

-:nl 44

..

Storl.y '-'I
-ttirk vi'"

"1 1

. I'!::
Skov . . IT

Tog 10—13

— (militjvr) . . .

• U-i ''17

tte (\V. C.' ,
47-49, 68

ToM

Skrift . . 1"-', -Jl-
li^e) . . .
skritte . . -\:\

-ttvik

Stri<l<knffler . . .
strikkf 65

Tol.lrevisiDii . .
Tone

skrive . . l.>4

Btrnbe

Traflk

Skrivemateriale ,

!'T . . .

sirn-kiii!).!,' (.k-rnl.
Strum

Trap 40

Trn

•JlllT . .

Skul. Ire l-_".i
. . 185, -J
SkviU 5

-tU(l«Tt>

Trone . . . 261

StlH4J)ilJC ....

1
Trvkning . . . '_':{

SMUT 41. 4-J
Stykke (Theater) 1
Btcender

ri
Trel

iiiinc 1--
SkniteloliiiiiiK . . .189
Slii"

Suit HI

•I'l-a-r 1'

Suppe 68
^vin 7n

tr:»>t 3 47

Tuberkulose .... 154
Tunge 128

strumenter

Slvn^phuiter .... 165
.at> ... 80, 87
e 17-J

Smaapi'ii".1 . . . (7

>vnnnne ... 1
Syn<l -'80, 281
83

Tur 3—5

Turne 184

T:vrin" !;">'

... 17- 1

S»ikri"

-

Saofficerer . .

Ta-miiiKspil . .
.... 56 57

.1.1 . . 1U8, 19'.l
Smvkker .... 60, 61
<<>! '>89

Sereise 14-19
Seskade .... 18, 1 9
Baalag

Terst 9&

H :••::_• 199

Soldatorliv . H

11 7

Taage 118

r.lrnpaaskriftenlOS, 106
rdthi'-t 34

l 79

Tab (Slag)

mlkomine (Huir. i
1'illeVerilI" . 85

9r>

Tag 89, 48
tage Afsked .... 100
Tal . 298—300

Udmarschering

r.lrustniiiir .... -'4'.»
Udseen«K> . . .

S|M-riall:i-'_'0 .... 1 ">.")
Sp.Tialiteter • •

Sp'TlYr ''•'"

takke . 100

tale .... 99, 1-J
Tale •

• •re (Bersen) . 79

. .:',!, :!-', 64, 65
Spioii . ... •'»!

Uge llii

Tal. -time 156

90

Tainl I'-'s

Chr 11» 11.")

Taii.l-iii.Tt.T .... 150
Tanker ui<ltrykke) . 135
-J04

riKlerhoUlniiik' 99, 100
I'lKlrrnnlnede ... 80
rn.lerofticer.-r . . . 884
Tii-le^krift .... 105
Underaegelse . . . 16A
— (retslig) . . . 856

Spiriti^ine . . .

Spiritu. >-.i 66

SpriimvaiKl . . .
Sprog

Teknik

.•,

p ....
Btaalpeo

TAinr . i:
TrriiKiiiH-ler . . 48, 119
'I'errainet . . 294

-.if 216-218

Dnderrimlna-

J 18-226
— vawen . . 213-2*9
undskylde 100

<tat -'f.'j— 276

station 7

'••nt . 97

Btag

. . 191-195
!'.{, 194
Ti«l 109 — 114

Yl 90

Btemi

Stoinniim' . . 1 •
^trli

886

Till.a-m-Ne . . ,

Tj|].,.,r

r-iti-t . 226-229
Urolighc'ler .... 275

. i.,:,

:tor .

Tiltale . . '.".'

312

Ut0i

33

Verdensaltet

289 290

8 121

Verselfere

211

uvel

147

228—23'

Vaaben . . .

237—239
. 233

Vidner . . .
Vidnesbyrd

Vielse . . .

. 256, 257
.... 217
91 92 285

34

Vifte . .

.... 60

Vagttjeneste .

. 240

Vildt ....

.... 70

Valfart

. 285

Vilje ....

. ... 138

Val°-

. 272

Vin ....

. . 66 67

292 293

Vind . . .

. . 18 120

vandre . . •

..34

Vindu . . .

. . 12 42

Varme ....

. . .120

Vindyrkning

. 163 164

vaske . • .

. 47 48

Virkning

. ... 198

— T0i ....

. . . 54

Vogn . . .

11, 29 180

Vei

4

181

Veir 18

117 121

Vulkan

295

. . . 7

Vseddelob .

. 190, 191

Veksel .

. . . 78

Vsegge .

... 43

vaekke

86

:«, 47
. . . 27<>
Vterdipapirer ... 78
Ya-ivlse ... 34, 41, 42
Vaerker . . . 212, 230
Vsertshus ..... 31

Ydre . . 125

JEdelstene ..... 61
Metaller . . . 206

^Egteskab . . . 1)1, S»i>
2Eressag ...... 234

JEsthetik ..... 197

Oiensygdomme . . 149
0ine ........ i->:

0ren ........ 128

Orensygdomme . . 150

Herros6 & Ziemsen, G. m. b. H., Wittenberg.

Prof. Merc Wortsctintz 1901

A. In 2 Sprachen.

Jeder Band 320S. kl.8°. In Leinen geb. M.;

En 2 langues.

Chaque vol. 320 pages 8°. Rel. toile M.

Nr. 1. Deutsch-Italienisch — Italiano-Tedesco

Nr. 2. Deutsch-Englisch •= English-German

Nr. 3. Deutsch-Franzosisch = Francais-Allemand

Nr. 4. Deutsch-Spanisch zr Espafiol-Aleman

Nr. 5. Deutsch- Esperanto — Esperanta-Germana

Nr. 6. Demsch-Norwegisch (Danisch) = Norsk(Dansk)-Tysk

Nr. '7. Deutsch-Polnisch — Polsko-Niemiecki

Nr. 8. Deutsch-Russisch — Russko-Niemiecki

Nr. 9. English-Italian = Italiano-Inglese

Nr. 10. English-French — Frangais-Anglais

Nr. 11. English-Spanish =^ Espauol-Ingles

Nr. 12. English-Esperanto ~ Esperanta-Angla

Nr. 13. English-Norwegian (Danisch) = Norsk(Dansk)-Engelsk

Nr. 14. English-Polish = Polsko-Angielski

Nr. 15. Francais-Italien rr Italiano-Francese

Nr. 16. Francais-Espagnol =: Espauol-Fran?es

Nr. 17. Fran§ais-Esperanto = Esperanta-Franca

Nr. 18. Francais-Norv6gien (Danois) = Norsk(Dansk)-Fransk

Nr. 19. Fran?ais-Polonais — Polsko-Francucki

Nr. 20. Francais-Russe — Russko-Francucki

Nr. 21. Italiano-Esperanto rr Esperanta-Itala

Nr. 22. Espalol-Esperanto r^ Esperanta-Hispana

Nr. 23. Norsk(Dansk)-Esperanto =: Esperanta-Norwega (Dana)

Nr. 24. Polsko-Esperanto zr Esperanta-Pola

Nr. 25. Polsko-Russki = Russko-Polski

Nr. 26. Russko-Esperanto =r Esperanta-Rusa.

B. In 3 Sprachen.

Jeder Band320 S. kl. 4°. In Leinen geb. M. 2.5

En 3 langues.

Chaque vol. 320 pages 4°. Rel. toile M. 2.5

Nr. 1. Deutsch-Franzosisch-Englisch — Allemand-Franfais-Angiais

Nr. 2. Franzosisch-Englisch-Italienisch — Francais-Anglais-Italien

Nr. 3. Franzosisch-Englisch-Esperanto = Fran9ais-Anglais-Espera

Nr. 4. Franzosisch-Polnisch-Deutsch zz Francais-Polonais-Allerm

Nr. 5. Polnisch-Russisch-Esperanto rz Polonais-Russe-Esperanto

Nr. 6. Franzosisch-Italienisch-Deutsch zn Francais-Italien-AIlema

PD Heck^r, Oscar

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