None
Briidvercdhen, nw. (-8; pe. —) litle brother ; Ag. fellow, VBriidergemeinde, sf the fraternity of the Moravians. Vriideclich, L adj. brotherly. frater- nal; {L adv. fraternally ; —Eeit, f. fra- ternal behaviour, fraternity. Briidert, o ref.to call one another brother, to treat ina brotherly manner. Briiderfdaft, f brotherhood, fra- ternity, fellowship. Brig ge, n. Bruges. Brib, en compes. —tt}, 2. sort of yel- low copper-ore ; —faf, n. scalding tub; —beif, —warm, adj. scalding-hot, boiling-hot ; fg. bran-new ; —ndpfcber, n. saucer; —pfanncben, x. sauce-pan ; —woaffer, =. water used for scalding. Briihe, F (pl. -n) sauce, broth; in ber — fteden, fg. to be ina pretty pickle, to be involv-d in a bad affair. Brihen, v.«toscald; to lip in bo ing water. Briihl, m (08; pe) +a manhy place overgrown with bushes. Briihue, f (pl. -2) M 7. the lowes side-plank of a flat-bouomed boat. Brill, m. (6) roaring; —och6, =. bull; Ag. clamorous fellow. Bradllen, v. à (eux haben) to roar; to bellow, low. Brdllending, m a bull one year old. OSrsimm, én compos. —bar, —bart, m. Sg. growler, grumbler; —baf, m. 1 full organ; 2. base-viol; —tifen, — Jew'e-harp; Ag. grumbling person; —* fliege, nebottle-fly; —fater, m. gib- cat; —Ereifel, m. fizgig, humming-top, einen —freifel brummen laffett, to hum a top; —odfe, m. bull, pariah bull; —pogel, m. humming-bird. Orium men, vn (anz. haben) 1. io hel. Jow, low, hum; to buzz; to snarl; 2. fg tw grumble, growl, quarrel ; in den Batt —» fam. to grumble to one’s self; ein Liedchen —, to hum a tune; was brummt et wieber ? what is be grum- bling again? Brimmer, m(-6; pw —) 1. bull; 2. Sg. grumbler, growler Srimmig, Brümmiſch, adj. & ede. peevish, querulous. Brunehilde,s Brunehiide (name of women). Brunelle, s. vid Prunelle. Brundtt, adj. brownish. *Ornnette,s. (pt. -M) brunette. *Sriintren,v. ato make brown; to polish. Briinft, s. rut, mtting (of red game); brim (of the wild hoar); ber Sirf tritt in or auf die —, the sing is going to rut; in ber — ſeyn, to be in the rut, brim; aué der — treten. to have done copulating; compos. —e birfde, sf. rut-hunting; —hitfd, m. rutting-erng; —plag, —ftand, m rutting-place; —twildprett, n. rutting hind; —jelt, f. rutting-season. Brünften, v. = (auz. haben) to rut; to brim; to copulate. Brünftig, adj. rutting. *Oruntren, v. « to burnish, polish, brighten. *Brantreetfen, a. —ſtahl, m. bur- nishing-stick, burnisher. *Sruntrer, m, (-8; pl. — burnisher. Brinnafder, m 7. lime-pic Oriinnen, m (-6; pl. —) well, spring; pump, pit, fountain; Waffer in ben — tragen, fig. to carry coa's to Newcastle; ben — brancent, trins fen, to drink the waters; mineralis ſcher —, mineral water (springs); compos. —adet, f. vein of a well; —* anftalt, f pump-toom; —arit, =. hysician of a watering place: —= eden, wm. vid. —faften; —bobrer, m. auger (of the well-diggers); —cut, f. cure or use of mineral waters; ⸗⸗ bach, =. well-house, well-ronf; — dedfel, m. cover of a well; —eitter, m. bucket, well-bucket; pail: —gaft, w. visitor of a watering place; —gc* brauch, m. use of mineral-waters: ⸗⸗ gelaͤnder, =. brim, brink, baluetride of a_well; —grdber, m. well digger; —taften, m. water-cistem: —fraut, ng. water-liverwort; —freffe, Brunu⸗ freffe, f. water-cresses: —{infer, m. creeper (a bird): —loc, =. well hole, well-pit, —meifter, m. 1. inspector of the wella axl water-works; 2. master us Bruſt ef the pump-room; —nymphe, f. water-nymph, naiad; —Ort, m. water- ing-place; —tab, 2. wheel by which water is drawn up; —taumer, —feget, ‘m. welk-cleanser ; —tihre, f. conduit- pipe; —falz, m. brine salt; spring- salt; —fchtanf, m. case. covering of of a well; —fchwengel, m.pump- handle; —feil, x well-rope ; —ftange, Jf. weltpole ; —ftube, f. reservoir : build- ing raised over wells; —wajfet, x. spring-water, pump-water; —jeit, f. season for using the waters. Brinnen, v. « T. to soak (parch- ment) in lime-water, Briinunguell, m (08; pl. -€) Brunnquelle, f. (pl. -) spring of a well, fountain-head. Grint, sf (pl. Griinfte) 1. fire, confla- gration ; 2. ig. heat, ardour, fervency; 3. concupiscence, lust; 4. rut, vid. Brunft ; compos. —jeit, vid. Brunft= t. gett. F Briinftig, © adj. 1. hot, inflamed, ardent; 2. fervent, devout; 3. in heat, in the rut; IL edo. ardently, fervently ; —tfeit, f. ardent passion, ardour. Briingen, ong. vid Harnen. Briiffel, x (-8) Brussels, Briift, . Brũſte) 1. breast, chese; bosom ; 2. stays, bodice; von der — cutwdbuen, to wean; fid) in die — werfen, fam. to assume airs of author- ity, consequence; compos. —adet, f. thoracié vein, mamillary vein; —atj- nei, f. pectoral; —balfant, m. pectoral balm; —band, » lace or string for stays; —baum, m. weaver's beam, yarn-beam ; —beere, f. jujube ; —bein, x. —fnodjett, m. breast-bone; —bes Elemmung, f. narrowness in the chest; —befdywerde, f. complaint on the ehest; —bild, n. balf-length likeness; bust; —blatt, ». breast-plate (of a horse); —blutader, f. 4. 7. mam- inary vein; —bobret, m. brenst-bore; —biigel, m_back and collar; mo- nitor; —btiife, f. 4. 7. ahymus; sweet- bread (of the calf); —briifenfdblags aver, f. 4. T. thyir ws artery; —ifen, wm. busk; —entyintatq, f. inflamma- tion in the chest; —effeng, f. pectoral essence; —fell, . diaphragm; —fie= bet, n. asthmatic fever; —fiune, f. pec- toral fin; —fled, m. stomacher ; leather apron; plastron (in fencing); —gang, m. vi. T. pectoral (thoracic) duct (conduit); —gefa, ». pectoral vessel ; ichwiit, ». pectoral sore, empyema; —parn ‘m. breast-plate, corselet, cuirasa; —hdble, f. cavity of the chest; —tfern, m. breast, brisket; —fleib, n. breast-cloth, vid. Bruftlag; —⸗ fopeln, 7. pl. pole-pieces ; —trants heit. f. disease of the chest, lungs; —tfraufe, ¢. tril; —Euchent, m.—Fichel= chen, n. pectoral cake, lozenge; —lag, m, doublet; stomacher; breast-cloth; lever, ». leather apron; —Iebue, *f. breast-work, parnpet: railing on a ‘wridge ; —leib, m. vid. Leibchen ; —2 ‘manter, f. parapet; —mild, /. Pharm. pectoral emulsion; —mittel, ». pec- toral medicine; —musfel, m. 4. T. pectoral muscle; —nabel, f. breast- pin: —Merve, m. thoracic nerve; ⸗⸗ pflafter, n. plaster; —pillen, pi. pec- toral pills; —platte, f. breast-piate; poitrel (of a horse); —pulver, n pectoral-powder ; —PUMYpe, f. breast- glass; —teinigend, adj. expectorant; —reinigung, f. expectoration; —tie= m. T. rail; —viemen, m. poitral; —faft. m. pectoral syrup, lahoch; —= {ilr. a. breast-plate; poitrel fof the 216 » Bibi pontitt) —fcblagaber, f. 4. T. thoracic artery ; —fcpleier, m. nun’s stomacher; a fableife, 7 breast-knot; —folig, m. boanm of a shirt; —ftreif, m. tucker; —ftiid, 2. 1. breast, brisket ; 2. breast- plate, ccrselet ; 3. plastron (in fencing) ; 4. breast-piece, half-length-picture ; —= thee, m. pectoral tea; —tranf, m. pec- toral potion, decoction for the chest ; —tropfen, pt. pectoral drops; —tuch, . under-waistcoat; —Iamé, x. doub- let; —warje, f. nipple, teat; —waffer, æ. pectoral water; water collected in the chest; —tafferfudht, aropey in the chest; —weh, » —fdmery, m. pain in the chest; —webre, f. breast-work, parapet, rampart; —twerf, x. breast-work; vulg. breast ; —udfer, m. barley-sugar; —jungenbeinmustel, m. A. T. the sterno-hyoeides. Bruͤſtchen, x (-8; pl. —) 1. litle breast; 2. chin-cloth, breast-cloth ; gorget. Briiften, v. ref to hold up one's head; to show airs, be proud; ſich mit etwas —, to boast of. Britftig, adj (only wsed in compos.) breasted, chested. Brüſtung, sf (pl. -en) 1. parapet; 2. X T. the inution of a vessel at the stem and stern. Brit, f. brood, hatching, fry, spawn. (of fishes); the young of all kinds of animals; cont. brats, children; compos. —biene, f. drone; —ti, n. egg for hatching; —benne, f. brood-hen ; —= ofen, m. hatching-oven; —fdeibe, fs. the comb in a beehive, which con- tains the young brood ; —¢it, f. brood- ing-time ; —gelle, /. the cell ina bee- hive, in which the young bers are lodged; —jtiebel, f. a small flower- bulb, *Bratal, adj. brutal, brutish. *Srutalifiren, va. & n. to act like a brute; to treat in a orutal manner. *Srutalitat, s. brutality. “Brutefetren, o. nw. to become degraded, brutal. Briiten, v. x. (aux. haben) tw brood, hatch, (also fig.) to cover the eggs; fm — femit, to, sit hatching, being hatched; fiber einen Gegenftand —, to brood over a subject. Briitig, adj. broody; rotten; addled. Britto, adv. M. E. gross; compos. —tinnabine, f. gross amount of re- ceipts; —gewicht, a. brute-weight; clough. B ft or Pft! a sign to impose silence, er stop a person. Giibe, m. (-n; pl. -0) 1. knave, villain; 2. provine. boy, lad; 3. knave at carda; ein bifer —, a bad boy; compos. —nbdiftel, 7. —ftingel, m. fuller’s thistle, teazel; —ufift, m. B. T. puck-ball ; —uftreid, m. —nititd, x. Biberei, f. knavery, roguery, villany. Bribbeln, vx. “aux. haben) provinc. to bubble. Bibbern, v. vid. Gittern. Biben & Bibeln, v. n. (aur. haben) to act as a knave or a profligate. Bibhen & Biblein, x (-6; p.—) baby, little boy. Biberet, vid Bube. Biibinn, fa bad woman. Bubiſch 1. of kvavish, roguish, villainous. —et Weiſe, vitlainously ; I. ado. knavisbly, roguishly. Büůche *Bncantet, m.(-8;pl.—t) buean⸗ *"BSucentatr, m. bucentaur. *Bucéphalus, m Bucephatus. Buch, wn (8; pl. Biicher) 1. boot, 2. without pl. quire; ju — bringer, ing — eintragen, Mf. F. to book: ctl — beransgeden (verlegen) to publish a book; eiñ — von neuem auflegen, to reprint: — balten, to keep book; ein — Papier, a quire of paper; cin — mit fieben Ciegein, a seven- sealed book, a mystery; im com pes. —abvel, m. parchment nobility ; —ifche, f. vid. this and other compos xnder Suche, —binder, wm. bonk binder; —bindergolt, . goktteaf; —binverhobel, m. plough-knife ; —< Binderfpabne, pl. ecale-boarda; —brudfer, m. printer; —truderei, f printing-house, printing-otfice ; pruderfarbe J. printer's ink; prucergefelle, ‘m. Journeyman-printer ; bru ertunft, f. ant of printing, typography: —bruderleijte, f. bor- der; — f- inting-press, letter-press; = —Drit —S S tf printing-ink; ——drud pm. vig: nette, printer's flower, border; tail- piece; —bdrucferwertftatte, sf. print- ing-house ; printing-shop ; —format, =m size; fibrer, vid. —bals ter: —futteral, =. bonk-case; —ges lebrfamteit, s. book-learning ; —bal> tent, x. bookkeeping ; —balter, m. book- keeper; —balteret, f. bookkeeping; bookkeeper's office ; —haltung, f. book- keeping; einfache —baltung singte entry; doppelte —bhaltung, double entry; —handel, m. bookrelling: — hindler, m. bookseller; —hiutlerftrays 4¢, f leger (containing the running ac- counts of booksellers); —hanblurg, ‘f. bookseller's ahop and trade : —laveut, m. bookseller's shop; —[cimpant, ⸗ book-linen; —maderei, f. cont. book- making; —fduld, f. book-debt. Gudaret, f. Bockharia (a country) Biche (Wiicje), f. (pl.—n) in compos Buch; beech; compos. —amypfer, m wood-sorrel; —dide, f. elso Buchs baum, m. vid. fhe; —baumen, andj. of beech; —tichel, f. beech-acorn; —tngang, m. an avenue of beech trees; —enhain, —wald, m beech grove; —enland, tract of land where beeches grow ; —bolj, ». beech- wood; —efche, s. white-heech; — fint, m. chaffinch ; —marber, m. pine- martin; —maſt, f. feeding of pigs on beech-acorns; —Ol, x. oil extracted from beech-acors; ⸗ ſchwamm. m a species of boletus; weigen. m. buck: wheat; —winte, f. black buck-wheat. Biden or Bien, adj. of beech, beechen. 4 Biden, v.c. M. F io book; gleide férmig —, to note in conformity. Sii dyer, pl. books; compos.—auffeber or —bewabrer, jibrari —be tSreiber, ‘m. bibliographer; —bes febreibung, f. bibliography; —bort, —brett, x. shelf, set of shelves (for books); —cenfur, f. vid. Senfur; —s bieb, m. plagiary: —diebftabl, m. ginrism ; —geftell, w. shelves; —balle. f. library; —handel, m. book trade, eelling of second-hand books; —bdubs ler, m. book-eeller; seller of second hand booka; —fennet, m. biblingrapher ; —tenntuip, —funde, f. bibliography; —nart, m. biblinnaniac; —faal, m. library-hal; —fammlung, f. brary ; —fcjag, m. library; —febaw, f. cern sure; —fchauamt, x. cfensonmhip; —e ſchaner. m. censor —fgpranf, m book Bůckl ace; —fprache, wriuen language; fact, —wuth, f. bibliomania; ⸗trod⸗ ler, =. second-hand bookseller; —- der⸗ icidet, m. proprietor of a circulating verzeichniß, ». catalogue of —wurm, m. —laus, f. book- worm; —jimmet, a. vid. —faal, Bidhandler, vid. the. Bid. — Bidsbeum, m. box, box-tree. Oidsbinmen, adj. boxcn. Bidhsdorn, m. (-8) box-thorn. Gidfe, s. (pe. 2) 1. box; pot; Jar; 2. rie; rifle-harrel ; 3. wheel-cap: 4... 7: : . —nbobeer, m. gun-borer; =firmig, dj. having the form ofa jor; —ufatter, = gun-case; —nfngel, {. ballet, bail; —nfauf, m.—ntobr, 2. rileterrel; —nmacber, m. gunsmith, Quaker; —timeifter, m. gunner, nader-gunner; —ufad, m. gun-case; —aidaft, m guo-stock; —nfcafter, & pinetiock maker, armourer; Tu⸗ iduier, m. gunsmith; —nicnf, m. qunabee ; einen —nfchufi weit, within thereach ofa gun-shot; —nſchũde, m. arpedasier ; gunner: —nfpanner, m. qun- charger; —nwãrter, m. keeper of the anaory. Sadjen,e. La. to box (a wheel); IL 2 shoot with a rifle. "‘Sudfiren, rid. Bugfiren. Bid Rabe, (Bich Rab) m.(-n; pln) keer, character ; type: ¢ill QropCE —, a capital lever; —n verfegelt, to ana- yammatize; compos. —nanfag, m. Gren. T. paragnge : —nardye, f. species Aatk-abeli —ufolge, s. the alphabet ; ~ufemnuif, —nle bre, 7 knowledge of eters and their pronunciation; —ts trimer, m. come. literalin; —aratbfel, ‘aLraidle where letters are added or taken away, rebus; —needenfunft, /. alge: bea; —nrechner, m. algebraist; —' tedemng, f. algebra, algebraic reck- caing; —ufcrift, f. writing in levers ‘as opposed to hiernglyphics) ; —nfpies Anti, f. ition of letters, names, ke: —tute, f. the tiger stamper; —t* wrieguig, f Gram. 7. metathesis; anagram; —nyabl, f. algebraic num ter; alphabet. Brdtabela, v. w. (aur. baben’ tc 0ck ip the literal sense ; to be a stick- ler for the literal meaning of words. SrdRibele i, ¢. vd. Wortgribelei. Badfaben, Vuchflabiren, v. «. to pel Srdfebtrh uch, w. spelling-book. BidRIb lich, L adj. literal; Il. adv. erally. Bidt, f tp’. -em) 1. inlet, creek, cove, tay: % provine. little hut, shed; voll tleiner —en, creeky. Bidel, 1. m. (-6; pl. —) bunch, bump; humpback ; oxlg. back; 2. f. ing boss, stud, knob; compas. —* afer, m. the bruchus; —eifeit, a. T.criping-tongs ; — oche, m. buffalo; —thier, ». camel. Cuddlafaes buck-ashes. Bideltg, adj. hunch-backed, ernok- tacket: ber, bie —¢, hunchback. Sigel{dt, ca in the shape of a humpback, Bideln, vo. & w. to stud; to make a tronked back. Biden, v. ref. to stoop; to bow (vor ‘inem, to one). Bidling wm. (8; pl. -€) 1. fam. bow; cine — machen, to make a uw: 3. red berring, bloater. Subl WAde, / cpl. -n) booth. stall, shop; compos. —ngeld, . —nzins, m. otall- age; —nftand, m. stall, stand. Badel u. ſ. w., vid Purel. "Widget, n budget; —mafig, adj. coriformable to the stipulations of the budget; —fa®, m. on appropriation made in the budget. Biidner, wm. (6; A. — keeper of a stall, cottager. Badtheil, a. provinc. movables, chattels of a peasant. Buffel, m. 8; pt. —) 1. buffalo; 2. coarse thick coat; 3. fg. blockhead; compes. aft, adj. of coarse manners, rough; —baut, f. buffalo’s hide ; —le= ber, = buff; —odjé, m. buffalo-bull; —fdlange, f. buffalo-enake: —éfopf, wm. fig. vulg. blockhead; —6fdpfig, aqj. fe owe thick-headed; —Iwammé, a. bi Baffeln, v. «. (eux haben) valg. to drudge. “Buffet, ». sideboard ; sideboard-table. Biig, m (-e8; pl. Biige) 1. flexure, bow, bent; 2. shoulder (of animals) ; 3. withers (of horses) ; Joint, ham, hough; 4. X T. bow; mit dem — gegen ein⸗ anver laufen, to run foul of each other ; compos. —anfet, m. bow-anchor, bower ; —bdnber, pl. M 7. fore-hooks; —boly, n. hawse-piece; —labm, adj. (of horses) splayed, wither-wrung;, V. Ta. —{prict, x. bow-sprit; —fpriets= Fag bob-stay ; —ftange, f. foremast ; —ftiid, n. 1. bow-piece ; shoulder-piece ; knight-head ; bollard-timber ; bow-chase; gun placed in the bow of a ship; 2. shoulder-plece (of an animal). Bi gel, mw (4; pe.—) Bilge, s (pr. 0) bow, bent piece of wood ; any piece of wood er metal that is bent; bow; stirrup; (am Gewehre), throat-band ; (am Degengefige), bow of a sword’s hitt; compos. - brett, w. 7: sleeve- board; —bdobne, f. Sp. E. gin, enare, springe, nooec; —ttfen, x. tailors goose ; flat-iron; —feft, adj. & ado. finn in the stirrups or on horseback; —=+ garn, x. 7. bow-net; —l08, adj. without stirrups; —los werden, to lose one's stirrups; —mteffer, =. 7. curling-iron; —tienten, se. stirrup- rap; —fige, f. bow-saw; —tuch, x. irouing-blanket. Biige!t, v2. to smooth; to iron, *Bugft.en, v0. M 7. to tow. *Bugltrsboo ,n (8; pl.) x ‘T. towing-boat; —teu, n. towing-rope. Biigt, 4 (pl. eu) M 7. convexity, rounding. Bigtig, adj. crooked. Biihel, Buhl, m. (-6) province hittock; bill, BiaAhldirne, s. (pl. -n) prostitute. Bile, m. & 4. (pl. -n) love, lover, parainour. Bahlen, v. n. (sxx. haben) 1. um eine Perſon —, to court, woo a person; —um ob, Ehre u. ſ. w., to court praise, honour, &c.; 2. to coquet, to play the coquet; to have illicit inter- courre. Bähler, m (-6; pl. —) lover, para- mour. Bubleret, f (p.-en) coquetry, iicit intercourse. Bihlerinn, sf (p.-en) Bihlfchwes fter, f. (pl. n/ unchaste female; prostitute: coquet. Bibhlerif ch, adj. coquettish, amorous. Bund WAP (Frant, wn. stinking goose-fooy stinking blite. Bahl ied, « a wanton song. BAH fdaft, £ (pw. -en) love ie trigue, affair. Buͤhue, f£ (22 2) 1. scafblding, scaffold; gallery; 2. ecane; 3... T. quay; compos. —nbefleibung, —ne decoration, —nvergierung, f. decora- tion of the stage, scenery; —tidarftel> Tung, J. stage-representation; —ndidy> ter, m. stage-poet: —gott, m. deus ex machina; —theld, m. hero of the stage; —nbelbdinn, f. stage-heroine; —umaler, m. scene-painter; —nmas lerei, f. scene-painting: —nmipig, adj. theatrical; —nmeiftet, mV. 7. quay-master; —nitiefel, m. buskin; —mwand, f. side-scene; —mwerf, x. stage-machinery; —nwwerfmneifter, =. machinis, Biihnen, o. «. to board. Bibnlod, w.(-c6; w. -[5cher) Min. T. hollow in shafts for the stemples. Biihre, s (pl.—n) province. pillow-case. Bühren-kante, f. nun's lace; — tug, ». ticking. Bahu, m vid Uhu. Biife, f(r.) MT. buss Biije, vid, Boje. Biijen, a X T mit Planter —, to plank a ship. Biter, v. vid Beuchen. Bukoͤliſch, adj. bucolic; —e Ges dichte, pastoral poems, bucolics. *Bulbd6, adj. bulbous, *Bilbus, m bulb. Bulgarien, « (-6) Bulgaria. Bulgar, m. Cen; pl. -en) Bulgarian. Bilge, f. (pl. -0) 7. reservoir made of leather. Bilgenfunfe fF the art of raising water by Bulgen or leather-pipes. Baline, Bilin, wv. 7. bowline. Bri Le, wa.(-1; pl. N) bull ; compos, —tis fab, nbulaic, mate cat? @ulle ocbé, bull; gelded bull; — wuri, f vid Tollkirſche. Brille, sf (pl.-tt) 1.8 seal of wax or metal, affixed to public documents; fig public document ; decree published by the pope; 2... 7. flat boat; pontoon; et, m, nbag, f. bull-baiting; —n| —anftall, me. T manger. Bulletin, » . -8) bulletin. Bilt, Biilten or Biilten, m. (-6; pv. CM) province. 1. a knoll of earth growa with grass or reed and rushes; 2. va- rious plants growing with more than one etalk; 3. cluster or bunch at the tops or roots of plants; vid. Studuel. Biilte, f. (pl. —) heap of peat. Buͤltfack, m. province. straw-bed. © im m, a word imitative of the sound of bells. Bimmen, Simmeln, cid Sims mein. Biimé, gat. bounce! — ging bie Thiir, vulg. bounce went the door. Bind, J. a. (08; pl. Snare) bunch, bundle, true, bottle, cut (of hay, &c.) ; Il. (pl. Biinde) 1. band, tie, ban- dage, the strings at the binding of a book ; 2. fig- Goithont pl.) league. union; alliance, confederacy, treaty. comprct, covenant; agreement; ber deutſch the German Confederation: ber alte und der neve —, the Old an —* New 7 Bird Testament, covenant; det tůrkiſche — turban; compos. —briidig, adj. breaking the covenant, faithless; —s fteg, m. Typ. T. gutter-side-stick. Bindel, w. (-8; pl. —) bundle, bunch, truss; packet. BWiindes, (gen. of Gund) ix compos. of or belonging to a confederacy, espe- cially the German; —acte, f. act of the German Confederacy; —angele> genbeit, f. federal affair; —ardiv, x. archives of the confederacy ; —bruver, —freund, —genoß. —vermandte, m. confederate, ally; —tontingent, ». troops which any one state of the con- federacy is bound to furnish ; —birecs torium, ⁊ federal directory (in Switzer- land) ; —feftung, f. fortress belonging tothe confederacy ; —fiirft, m.a prince- member of the confederacy; —gemag, —mipig, edj. & adv. conformable to the confederacy; —genoffenfcaft, s. Teague, alliance, participation in @ league ; —geticht, n. tribunal of confe- derates; daé deiriſche —fchiedégeridt, great Gennan court of arbitration; —* fey, =. law of a confederacy ; ⸗ge· eglich, adj. & ado. according to the laws of a confederacy; —gewalt, f. power of the confederacy; —(mit)s glicd, =. member of a confederacy; —hbeer, =. army of a confederacy; —hiilfe, f. mutual support of the con- federate states; —fanjlei, f. office of aconfederacy; —faffe, f. treasury of a confederacy ; —trieg, m. war of a con- lade, f. ark of the cov- mãchte, f. pl. federate powers; —Imapiq, edj. federative, fe- deral; —techt, m. federal right; the foderal laws; —tegierung, f. federal government; —tag, m. (der deutſche) the German diet; _—fruppen, pi. federal troops; —verein, m. league ; —* verfammlung, f. vd. —tag; —vers trag, m. federal compact, treaty or al- liance; —verwanbdt, edj. confederate, allied; der —vermanbdfe, vid. —brus der; —vilfer, ». pi. federate nations ; —ywed, m. the object of a confe- deracy. Bundig, adj. 1. binding, valid, law- ful; 2. convineing, conclusive; 3.con- cise, brief. Biindigteit, s. 1. validity; 2 con ciseness, brevity. Bindner, vid Bundesgenoffe. BilndniG, a. ( ſſes; pv. -ffe) alliance, Jeague, confederacy, covenant, agree- ment, pact. Biinge, f. (pl. -n) province. 1. drum; 2. basket for catching fish ; 3, bundle, ‘meat-case, pouch. Biingen, v. 2. (cuz. haben) provine. to give a hollow sound, to drum, Biint, n. vid. Poly. Biint, ad. 1. variegated, party-co- lJoured, gay-coloured; coloured; 2. motley, mixed, checkered ; 3. fig. con- fused ; fig. cite —e Itcihe, a checkered line, motley row; et macht es yu —, he goes too far; he ts too bad; ¢8 ging — ber, there were strange goings on; compos. —farbig, a vartegated, of various colours; —fledig, or fled, adj. spotted, speckled: —fchedig, adj. variegated, checkered, party-co- ured, pied; —ftreifig, adj. having party-coloured stripes; —tWerk, vid. aüchwerk. Giingen or Biinyel, m. (6; pl. —) T. punch, puncheon, puncher. *Ditrat, m. (-6) a soric {woolen auf. Birhe, sf. (pn) 1. burden, charge; bury Biirg 2. toad; —ftahl, m. a sort of steel in y watever, ss called us We SAY: @ why breaks down but wot under ita Biirde. Rirde figurative and conse a is voluntarily undertaken. Biirden, v. « tn lond, to lay onas a burden, vid. Aufbũrden. *Biireau, w. (pl. -8) 1. office; 2 ecrutoire, bureau; —2'Mbbreffe, intet- ligence office; —fratie, f. influence or tyranny of clerks in office. Biirg, Ff. (pl.-en) castle, citadel ; strong- hold ; aleo fig. compos. —bann, m. the ju- risdiction and precincts of a castle, cas- tle-ward ; —Dbienft, m. service rendered in defending or fortifying a castle; —= ding, ⁊. castle-coun,, jurisdiction; —e fledfen, m. borough; —frieden, m. 1. security against aggression; 2. juris- diction of a baronial castle; 3. for tification of such a castle; —gericht, ®. court over which the proprietor of a castle presided; —gqtaben, m. nwat of a castle; —gtaf, m. burgrave ; —graflich, adj. belonging to a bur grave; —gtaffdaft, f. burgraviate; —bauptmann, m. castellan; com- mander of a castle; —hert, m. lord of the castle; —Ieben, x. tenure of a castle and the land attached to it: —* ridhter, vid.—vogt ; —faal, m. hall ofa castle ;—faf, m.a subject to the juris- diction ofa castle; —thor, x. castlegate ; trũmmer. pl. ruins of a castle: —vere lief, =. keep of a castle; —vogt, m. castellan, castle-keeper, Justiciary of a castle; —vogtel, f. castellany ; jurie- diction of a castellan; —wade, f. castie-ward; —twarte, f. watch-towor. Biirge, m. (-M; pl. -m) bail, security, warranter; — werden, —n ftellen, to bail. Hirgemet fer m. vid. Biirgermeis er. Burgen, v. «. (aur. haben) to bail, to give security; ich fann dafür nicht —, I can't answer for it. Birger, m (4; pl —) civilian, ci- tizen; burgher, burgess, freeman (of a town); townsman: commoner ; werden, to get the freedoin of the city ; compos. —adel, m. -+ nobility conferred upon the patricians of an imperial city; —brief, m. the certificate given by the magistrates to those who are admitted to the right of a citizen; —buch, x. —tolle, f. burgher-roll ; —eid, m. ci- tizen's oath ; —fran, f.a female of the ‘middling class; —garte, f. town-mi- litia, national guard; —gabe,f. —gabs hol, n. house-bote, fire-bote ; —gehors fam, . a prison for citizens; —geld, n. —{fchof, m. burghership’s fee; —s emeiti(d)e, f. community; —gerecht⸗ fame, f. the rights and privileges of ci- tizens; —hauptmann, m. city-captain ; —frieg, m. civil (intestine) war; —< frang, m. —frone, f. civic-crown; —— x. feof or tenure of land that may be held by a civilian; —mdbs chen, a girl of the middle class; —s meifter, m. burgomaster ; mayor; —s meifterint, f. mayoress; —pflidt, s. duty of a citizen; —recht, =. freedom of a city, burghership, citizenship; li- very; —fcbule, f. grammar school of a town; —finn, m. civisn; —émann, m. burgher, townsman; —folbat, m. citizen-sollier; city militia-man; —s ftand, m. state of a citizen; the ci- tizens collectively; —tugend, f. civil virtue; —vetfammlung, f. assembly relating to a body of citizens and their rights and constitution. Bargerinn, sf. (pl. -en) a female free of a city. 3 Bargerlid, adj. civil, common, mnt noble ; fg. citizen-like ; bad—e civil law. © Biirgerlidhe, m.& f. deck. like adj. commoner, civilian, Birgerfdaft, sf all the citizens collectively. Bargfdhaft, f£ (pt. -en) security, bail; — leiften, to bail; compos. —te brief, m. bond; —é#fabig, adj. bail- able; —8fdein, m=. bail-bond, war rant. Burgiind, x». Burgundy. Burginder, m . 1 Burgundian ; 2. Burgundy (wine). Burgindtfd, adj. Burgundian. *Burl@él adj. & adv. buriesque, tu dierous, Jocular, Biirf dhe, contr. Biirfh, m. (-2; pl.—2) 1. fellow, companion; 2. apprentice, boy, lad, youth; 3. student (at the uni- versity) ; ein Iuftiger —, a jolly dog; compos. —nieben, x. single life er the life of a student called Burfde ; —n= fcbaft, ¢. —nverein, m. Burechenschaft (an association of all the German stu dents as opposed to Zanbémannfcaft). Barſchchen, nu. dimin. of Buriche. Bir fh (Biirfehe), - Bs bee wee * Birfdhenhaft & Burſchikde. aa like a student called Burſche. Biir fee, F. (pt. 2) brush; compos. —Be binder, m. brush-maker; —nfafer, m. antbribos (an insect); —npflange, S. B. T. carthamus, bastard saffron. Biirften, v. « two brush; einem bew Rovf — vulg. to give one a severe reprimand. Birtig, vid Gebürtig; onty incom pos. Biirzel, (aloo Piryel) the sbort tail of some animals, as stags, &c.; rump, dock; bobtail; croup; ventlet; compos —banm, m. somerset; einen — mas cen, ſchießen. to make a somersst; —born, m. a plant bearing a prickly fruit; —fraut, x. garden pursiain; —« mann, =. —mdunden, 2. live tum- bling puppet, tumbler. Birgeln, vn. (exz. haben) to carry the tail upwards (of horses). Biirgeln,v wv. (cuz. ſeyn) to tumble. Buſch, m (48; pl. Biifcbe) 1. thicket, copee; bush; 2. tuft, bunch; anf det — feblagen (flopfen), fg. vig. to fee. one's pulee; to beat about the bush; compos. —Afft, . orang-outang; — ameife, f. wood-ant; —ampfer, m. —— —bobne, f. — | —elfter, f. the great strike; —enle, ¢ thicket-owl; —faferlaf, m. giganti of bee; —flepper, m. foot-pad; — —tobl, m borecole; —laube, f. ar bour: —maué, f. the rock cavy; —e fpinne, f. bird-catching spider; —s weite, f. osier-willow; —I 2 thicket, copsewood. Buſche l. m (8s. &c.) ; bunch, truse, cluster (of grapes, compos. —QTs tig, —formig. adj. in the shape of a tut; —tragend, adj. corymbiferous; —) uh (of baie, p (of straw, dec.) ; Dutt —werfe, ads. in tufts; by the bunch, be. Qufdelig, ad. corymbiated, tufted. Bifdidt, adj. like a bush; waited, woolly. Biſchig adj. bushy. Bife, f (p.-2) previne. fine bair (of cau ke). Bife, Viiife, f. (pl —n) X. T. emall oat, herring buss. Bifex, m (8; pl. —) 1. bosom, trast. fg. beart; 2. bay. gulf; compos. fraud, m. bosom-friend, intimate, crafdent; —nabel, f. breast-pin; —* tit, = breast-ring fraufe, — frtif, m. frill, weker; —fiinde, f. dar- leg (favourite) sin ; —tud), n. neckcloth. Big, « compos, —Aat, m. buzzard; —* tad, a penitential; —fallig, adj. + fmble, punishable; —fertig. ej. pen- fest contrite, sorrowful ; Feit, ‘{.peitence, repentance, condition ; —s gti, a penitential prayer; fast-day’s payer; —gemand, n, penitentials; —* Matt, a Gufaar; —prediger, m. an séwniaber to penitence; —predigt,. termon of repentance; fast day's ser- wa; - pfalm, s. penitential psalm; lay, m fan-day; —tert, m text for theday's sermon; —tbriuen, pi. tears of repentance ; —iibung, f. ex- ereie of penance. Bije, 7.1. penance, penitence, repen- axe; 2 satisfaction ; compensation; 3. fine, punishment; urement; amendment; — thun, todo penance, to repent; it Ead und ‘ide — thun, to do penance in sack- cothand ashes; — etlegen, topay a fine. Rifts». L = (eux haben) fiir ets ‘Bel —, to pay for, atone for, suffer for, espate; UL. « + to mend, repair; to fae, amerce; die Lũcken — miiffen, pw. wauffer for another's faults; einen Sdaten —, wm pay. repair. restore a —— ſeine Luſi —, to satisfy one's | Rifende, m & f. deci, like adj. Riper, m. (8; pw. —) ; Bagerinn, s. (pe.—en) penaent. Bifung, f. (pt. -en) expiation, atone- nent ‘Bite, f. (pl. —n) bust. Ratt o Brittig, adj. province. short = stumpy, coarse, ill-bred, un- o Bitte, Bitte, ¢. (pl. -W) 1. wooden veel mb. coop ; litte halftub; 2. — Buttfifth, wm. bret, burt, flounder. Bitrel, 7. va Blafehe. Bittel, m (-45 pl.—) bende; ater; Bittelet, Spb. -€0) jail, gaol, Bitter, £1. butter: 2 gum; com- m=. —tbnlih, —artig, * buttery, Be —bimme, —fcnitte, 7. Halle, 7. slice of bread and butter; f. buver-pear: —biume, f. + —bregel, sf. butter-crack- wel; —brod, wid. —bamme ; —briihe, I. bemer-sance; —biidfe or —dote, Jf. bater-pre; —fa§, =. butter-vat; cya; —flaben. m. butter-cake; — fiege, 2. —vonel, m. a large white 7 —gebadeneé, =. —Fuchen, me. fate pastry cakes; —hofe, f butter- Ba butter firki mild, f. butter- m: —ftecver, mm. butter-knifo; —# Fined, —Rpel, m. churn-rtatt: — J. buttercake: —firtegel, m. finer; —teig, m. puff-paste ; —toyf, © better-por, —toed, m. butter-roll ; [itr i Caco butter-cake; —vogel, vid. —fliege; —weic, adj. soft as butter; ⸗wurz, JS. B.T. butter-wort. Butterig, Britterricht, adj. dur- tery. Camb *Saddver, m. (6; pl. —) comn cadaver; —€8, adj. cadaverous. —— (.-em) Mus. T. cadence HL *Wadét(t), m. Een; pl. -en) cadet compos. —enthaué, nm. military-echool. Cadix, =. Cadiz. *Gaducitat, f vid. Hinfalligteiz ; adil, adj. vid. Hinfallig. ⸗Cafétier, m (-8; pt. -6) keeper of a coffee-house. *Gdftan, m. (-¢6; pl. -c) cafan. *Cajite, s. vid Rajiite. *Salabaffe, sf. (pi -n) calabash; —nbaumt, m. calabash-tree. Galdbrien, a. (-8) Calabria. Galdbrier, m. (-8; pt. —) Galas bréfe, a. (-43 pl.—) Calabrian, Ca labrese. *Galamdn£, m. (-6) calamanco. *Calamitat, sf. (p.-em) calamity, distresa. *Salednt, m (en; pi. -en) bellows blower, organ-blower. *Calcintren, v. « CA. T. to cab cine, caleinate ; calcinirtes Sinn or Biei, putty powder. *Galcintrsofen, m. calcar; — tiegel, m. calcinatory. "Gdleium, ». (-8) CA. T. calcium. *Gdleul, m.(-8) calculus; —ation, f calculation ; —Irent, v. a. to calculate, —itor, m. calculator. *Cdlecut, pr. Calcutta; — or —ifebe Gaba, mr, turkey; turkey. cock; bie —ifche Genne, turkey-hen, Caledonien, n. (-6) Caledonia. Caledonier, m (-6; p.—) Cas ledoniſch. adj. Caledonian. *Galénden, pi. calends. *Galtfdes (pl. —n) calash. *@alibat, n. celibacy. *Galtber, m (6; . ) Gun T calibre ; bore of a gun; dispart. *Galibrtren, v. « Gun. T. to spart. *Gdlico, m. (-'8; pl. -€) calico. Galifdenien, nw. (-€) California. Californicr, m. (-8; pl. —) Cali⸗ fornifd, adj. Californian, *Galtren, v.x. M. E. to lose in weight. *Salligraph, m. (-en; pl.-em) pen- man; —fe, f. cal(igraphy, penman- ship; —ifd, adj. cal(Digrapbic. "Calle, adj. & adv. callous, hard, indurated. *Galmiren, o. a. Med. T. to calm still, quiet. *G al mid, m. (-6) sort of hair-cloth *Gdlomel, nv. (-€) calomel. *Caloriméter, n (4; pl.—) ca lorimeter. *Galétte, f. (pl. -n) calotte (small cap worn by priests). *Calumnte, f. (pl. -n) 1. T. cw lumny. eCalumnide, adj. calumnious *Calumntren, v. a. L. T. to ce lumniate. *Calvintemus, m, calvinism. *Calvintft, m (-em; pl. -en) cab vinist ; —iſch, adj. calvinistical. Samajeiigemalde, n. 7. cameo, brooch. *Tambialredht,n. vid. Wechſelrecht *Gd mbio, m.(-"6) vid. Beafel. Bittern cas nw (aur. haben) to chum, to turn to butter; to butter. Büttfiſch, oid Butte, Bittner, m. (-8; w.—) , vid. Bien Birt fohle,s (py. -) eole (a fish). Biig, m. (-€6; pl.-c) Brigen, m. (-8; ._ point, tip; — am Licbte, Dejte or im Geſchwůͤre Biigig, adj. stumpy. Biigtoy f, m. (-e8) bottle-nosed whale. Bir or Giirbaum, vid. Buchsbaum. *Bugl ren, vid, Gugfiren, *Byffol{th, m. (-c8) byseolite. Boͤf fue, Briffus, m. byssus, asbestus. Byzantiner, m. (-6; pl. —) Byzan- tine ; bezant (coin). Byzanttnifd, adj. Byzantine. By ydmy, x Byzantium; Constanti- nople, a) snuft;— am core, eye. provinc. cent, little, Gc. C, ¢, C, the third letter of the Alphe- bet. ‘This letter is found in pure Ger- words only in composition with or t, except in @ few proper names. Cſchlüſſel, a Mus. 7. C clef, key of O. *Gabale, f. (pl) cabal; intrigue. Sabane, f (pl.-n) cabin (of a ship); hut. Cabbala, sf cadata. *Babbalift, m. (-en; pi. ttt) ca- alist. *Cabaliftif dh, adj. cabalistic, caba- Metical, *Cabinétt), x. (-08; pl. -e) ca- binet; cabin; closet; compos. —ébe= fehl, m. government-order; —@minis fer, m. cabinet-minister, privy-minister; —étath, m. cabinet-council : privy-coun- settor: —éfehreiber, —éfecretir, m. private secretary; —#fegel, n. privy- seal, cabinet-seal; —éftiid, n. cabinet- Piece. *Gdbotage, f. consing-trade, ca- botage. *Cabottren, v. = to be engaged in a coasting-trade. *Cabcidle, sf. (pl. -2) high leap, caper. *Cabriolét(t), a. (-€8; pl. -e) ca- briolet: gig; cab; compose, —fihrer, —tuticher, m. cab-driver. ⸗Gäcadu, m (-'6; pl. -e) cockntoo. *€ dean, Gicaosbaum,m. (6) cacao: -bobne, f. cacarv-nut; —butter, f. eacao-butter; —! ‘m. cacao-paste. *Bachaldtit), m. (-€8; pl. -€) ca- chalot. Gachdet iſch, adj. Med. T. cachectic. *Cacherte, f. cachexy. *Sacholéng, m. (-e8) quartz-agate, eacholong. *Cactlia, Gicille, ¢ Ceciia, Cecily. sSacodemte, f, cacochymy. *Cacodimon, (-6) m. an evil spint. Sacophonte, A (pl. -en) Mus. T. cacophony. Note. Any word not inserted under © must be looked for under K or 3 Cann Cambie :t, v. à todeal in notes or Wills of exchange. *Sambift, m. (-en; pl.-em) banker, cambiat. *CamboyanufF, s. (pl.-niiffe) Cam bodia nut Cämbrai, Gimbrif, m. \-; pt 4) cambric. *Gamée, f. (pl. -1t) cameo amelie, f Gi. -n) camelia (a plant). *Gamel st, mcamelot; camlet, *STamerad, m (-84—-Cn ; pl.-ett) com- rade, fellow ; compos. — ſchaft. f. fellow- ship; society. *Sameral, adj. financial, relating to political economy ; compos. —fache, f. business relating to the finances: —s wefen, n. finances ; —wiffenfcbaft, s. science of finances. *Cameralift, m Een; pi. -en) financier. *Simille, Camm, Camiſol, vid. Kamille, &e. *Sdmmerid, x Cambray. *Gampdgne, fs campagne, exnedi- tion. CSamptfdehols, nw (-08) log wood. *Cdmyp ber, m. (-6) camphire ; compos. cift, m. camphorated spirits of wine ; —faly, n. camphorate; —faure, f. cam- phoric acid. *Camptren, v. x (aur. haben) to camp, encamp, to sit down. €inada, x». Canada, Ganadénfer, m (6; pl. —) native or inhabitant of Canada, Canadian. Ganadiſch, adj. Canadian. *Canatlle, f. (pt. -en) rascalion; rabble, mob. Canal, m (-c6; pl. Canãle) 1. canal; 2. British channel. *"Gdnapee, a. (8; pl. -€) canopy; couch; sofa, settee. Gandrien, adj. relating to the Cana- ty-Istands (used in composition); com- pos. —gtas, x. Canary-grass; —bede, i —fect, m. canary; —vogel, m. ird; —gucfer, m. Canary-sugar. Gandrien or Ganirifche Juſeln, pe. Canary-Istands, Gandrier, m (-6; p.—) Canis tiſch, adj. Canarian. *Gandfter, vid Rnafter, *Candelaber, m (-6;p.—) chsa- delier. Cändelrucker, Gindiguder a (—6) sugar-candy. Gandia, w. Candia (the modem name of ancient Crete). Gandier, m (-6; pl. —) Candiot. *Gandiddt, m (-en & 4; pl.-en) candidate. *Candit, m. (-8) pleonaste (a min- eral), *Canétl, m.(-8) cinnamon, ⸗Cännefaß, Ginnavaf, m. Eſſes) canvass. *Ganneltcen,o. a. to channel, flute (a column). eGannelkoble, s (pt. -n) cannel- coal. Sannibal, m. (-en; pl. -en) canni- bal, man-eater; —ifth, adj. cruel, san- 'guinary. ferocious; —{8mué, m. can- Kore. Any word not inarrted under © waust be looked for under R or 3. 120 Capt *anoe, wx (pl.-t or -8) canoe. "Ganon, m.(-8; pl. -€ or -€8) canon (of the church) ; canon er catch (in music), *Ganonicat, = (-c8; x.-e) canonry, canonship; prebend. *Candnicus, m (pe. Ganonici) canon; prebendary. *Sanonte,fs. canonry, vid. Ganonis cat. *Gandnifeh, L adj. canonical; I. adv. canonically; vas —e Rect, canon law. *Ganoniftren, v. « to canonize, saint. *anoniftrung, & (pt. et) canoni- zation. *Canentffinn, s (pl.-en) canoness. *Canonift, m. (-¢0; pl. -¢n) can- onist. "Sant ate, sf. (pl. -m) cantata. *Ganthartbden, pi. cantharides, *Gantille, A (pe. -n) purl. *Santdn,m, (-6; pl.—t) canton, quar- ter. *Gantonal=rath, m. cantonal coun- cil; —tegiering, f. cantonal govern- ment (in Switzerland), *Gantontren, vn to be quartered, to canton, *Gantontrung, f. (pt -en) Mi. T. ™. cantonment. *Edntor, m. (-8; pl.-en) chorister. Cantore i. s. (pt. -en) 1. the dwell- ing-house of the chanter ; 2. a party or a class of the choristers in a public school, *Gdv, w (8) cape; —ber guten Hoffnung, Cape of Good Hope: die —ftabt, Cape town; compos. —tweitt, m. Constantia wine. Capellan, m. (-8; pl.-¢) chaplain; —ti, f. chaplainship; chaplain's house ; —fielle, ¢. chaplaincy. *Gapelle, s. tw.) chapel; 2. musi- cal band or choir; 3. Ck. T- cupel. *Capelltren, Lv. a.to refine (gold or silver) ; IL s. . cupellation. *Capellmeifter, m (6; pl. —) 1. conductor of a band; 2. organist. *@aper, m.(-8; pl. —) commander of a privateer ; corsair, pirate ; — or ·ſchiff n. privateer; —brief, m. letter of marque; —gaften, f. the crew of a privateer. *Gaperet, s. (pl. -en) privateering. *Gapern, v. a to seize (suddenly and cunningly), take, catch. Cdpetinger, m. (-8; pl. —) de- ecendant of Hugh Capet, Capetian, Gapital, tm. (8; pl.—ten) 1. capl- tal, principal ; stock, fund; 2. Jrch. T. (pt. filer) capital; chapiter, cap, II. adj. capital; compos. uchfitabe, m. capital letter; —conto, x. —rechnung, f. mockaccount; —verbreden, a capital crime. *Oapitalden, = (8; pl. —) small capital. *Capitaliftren, v. «to fund, con- vert into capital. *Gapitali ft, m(—en; p.—en) capital- ist, stockholder. *Capitar, (Gapitain), m. (-6; pi. -¢) captain. »Capitel, = (-8; pt. —) chapter of a book or chapter of canons; einem bas — leſen, col, to read one a lecture ; — halten, io assemble the canons, to hold a chapier; compos. —feft, adj. well Carf. versed (in scripture. &c.), —Ban8, = chapter-house; —fert, m. eapitulnry —fchluf, m. an act passed in a chapter —ftube, f. chapter-room. *Gapitdlium, w Capitol *Capitoltni fh, adj. Capitotine. *Capitular, m1. (-8; pl. -e) capita lary, prebendary; 2. — or —€, (pl. as tien) capitular (of the ancient Franks) *Gapitulations. (p.-en) capicuia- tion; 2. contract or agreement; fetwe — eit auédienen, to serve out one’s time (said of soldiers). *Capitultren, w = (eur. haben) to capitulate. *Gapldfen, pl. Sea T. primage, *Saplan, vid Capellan. *Gapst,m (-€6; pl. —t) J.a great cnat, cloak; 2. capot (a game); — machen, to capot. *Gaprice, f. (pl. -n) caprice, freak, whim, *Capricids, adj. capricious, *Saprification, s caprification. sGapridle,s. (pi.-n) caper, caprane. *Gaptidnen, pl. Log. 7. fallacies, eophisms. *Gaptiir, sf (pl. -en) capture. Capiit, adj. & adv. lost, undone, ruined. *Capnt Moͤrt unm, . CG. 7. capa mortuum. *Sapiize, f capuchin, cowl. *Sapugtner, m (6; pl. —) capu- chin monk or friar: compes. —fayppe, f. vid. Kapuze; —flofter, w. capuchis convent; —prebdigt, f. capuchin ser mon. *Garabtner, m (-6; pt. —) care bine, carbine. *Earabtnier, m (pl.-c) carabineer *Cardde. s. (pl. -n) carack. *Garacdle, s. (pt.-m) caracole. "Caracoliren, v. m to caracole, *Gardffe,s. (pl.-m) decanier. *Sarafftue,s. (pl. -n) fagon, canter. — *Garatbeninfeln, pl. Canbbee Inands. sGarambolage, s(x -t) cannoe (at billiards), *Saramboltren, vo.» to cannon, *Garavel(ije, s. (pt. -m) caravel carvel. *Garbonadde,s. (pl. —n) catlet, steak. Carbünkel, m (4; p.—) car buncle, anthrax. *Garcaffe, sf. (p.m) carcass, drcer, w (-8; pt. —) prison (in echools and universities). Car da mdme, f. (pt.-m) cardamom; amomumn. *Cardinal Lm (8; pl. Gardindle) cardinal; Il. adj. cardinal ; compos. —# fin€, m. the cardinal (a bird): —punfte, m. pl. cardinal points; —éhlume, s cardinal flower; —€riitbe, f. curdinal- ship; —tugent, f. cardinal virtue; —e zahlen, pé. cardinal numbers. *Gardiotde,/s. (w.-n) G, 7: caraioia sGardobenedictenfraut, m.(-6) holy thistle. *Sarbislofer, m (4) NW T. car. tridge-hox. *areffe, sf (pl. Mt) only. caress. *Warefftren, vc. oxlg. to carces; to our, Garfidl. m (4) caulitower. ? Gog: Cede Gargddor, m (-6; ) WE] in — incash, cashed; —beftand, m supercargn. Garicatiir, £ (pl. em) caricature. °G.10106, adj. & ads. ulcorated, carious. Girl, m (4) Charles. Carmel (ter, w (-6; pl. —) carmel te; compos, —NOURe, f. carmelite-nun. Cirmen, (-6; pe. armina)a poem, eft, edj. crimson. la. m (-¢8) carmine. heeminatly, x (6; pe +) Med 7. carminative. “ernatiodn, f camation, fleah- car, Sarneval, a. (-6) carnival, shrovetide. Garaidl, m (-6; pl. -t) cornelian ree, camelian, carneol. initũ, Karunieß. tatelin, (-6; pt. -em) new louls- cr, aroun, Caroline, f Caroline. Grroliuen, pl. the Carolinas. Girolinger, w. (—€; p.—) Carolingian. Sarbfic, f. (pl 2) state-coach, ‘Sarétte, f(t -m) carrot-tndacco, Tarek x (-8; pl. -4) vid. Biered. Varteau, 2. Sp.T7. (at cards) diamond. Vattittt, f. career; course. Sarridle, ¢ Garridl, « cabriolet; two-wheel chaise; gig. ‘Tarcondbe, s. (pf.-m) carronade. Matroufel, x (6) carousal, ut. Garttl, mw (-6) cartel, defiance, caalange. latteſianer, m (6; —) Car tan. Carthefifch, edj. Cartesian. Carthage, Carthage; Cartha⸗ We ioe Garthagitch og. Carthaginian. Garthaife, % (pl. -n) carthusian mastery. Garthadfer, m (-6; p.—) carhu- saa tar; compos. —uelfe, f. carthu- tanpak; —pulver, m. carthusian jowéer (11 agtimonial preparation). Sarttfdue, f. (pb OB) MT. vellum wee. “Girton, m. (-€; pl. -€) cartoon; a wenisin for printa and drawings. Gittufdee, sf. (pt. -n) cartouch. Marvativen, pl. arch. T. caryatl- fa, caryates, ‘Talcdve, 7. (pt. st) cascade. Mascarille, f. (pl. 2) cascarille ade), : Taideldt, wid Kaſchelot. ‘Sufel, £ (pl. -1) bood, surplice. Mafematte, 7. (pl.—0) Mil. T. case- = Maftrae, ¢ (pt -n) barracks, ‘Cifimic, m (-6) casimire, casimire- ‘maken, Cafino, = (8; pl. -8) 1. casino (0 pme at canla); 2. house of enter- — Gispet, m Jasper. Gibperle, m Jack-pudding Givi, off. Caspian; dad — a Caspian vea. —R ; ) pieee — .) head-plece, Hilfe 7M. B.ready money, cash; Sore Any word wot inserted wader © wat be leaked for under K or 3. balance in cash; —bud, x». cash- book; —Conto, m. cash-account. *Gaffation, f. cassation; compes. —égeridtéhof, m. court of cassation (in France). *Gaffe, A (p.-n) 1. chest; 2. cash, ready money ; bei — feyn, to he in cash ; compos, —nbeamte, m. officer of the revenue; —nunwweifung, f. —n* fcbein, m._ treasury-bill, exchequer- bil; —udieb, m. —nbetrug, —ndiebs ftabl, =. embezzicr, embezzlement. *Gafferdle, s. (pl.-m) mewpen. *Caffia, Gifite, B. T cassia ; compos. —tinde, f. cassia-berk; —tibre, cassia-stick. *Caffier, m (-8; pl -) Galfirer, m. (-6; pl. —) cashier, treasurer. *Gaffiren, v6. 1. to get in money; 2. to cashier; to cassate; einen Offis rr reek en coment 3. to y, annihilate, annul. *Cafftrung, s (pl —eit) cassation. *Gaftagnette, s (pi -n) castanet. Gafell, wm (8; pl.) castle. *Caftel lan, m (-8; pl. -e) castellan. sSaftellanei, f. (pl.-en) castellany. Caftilianer, m (6; p.—) Car tilian. Gafttlien, a Castiia Caſt tliſch, adj. Castilian. *Gaftdr, m. (-6) castor, beaver; com- pos.—but, m. beaver-hat; —tum, ». M. T. castoreun. *Gaftrdt, m. (-en; pl. em) eunuch. *Gaftriren, v. 4. to camrate, emas culate, *Gaftrirung, f. castration. *Cafudlien, pl casualties, 3 Cafualitat s (pL en) camualty. *Cdfuar, m (-8; pl.) cassowary (a bird). *Gafuift, m. (-e; pl. en) casuist; —if, f. casuisury; —ifth, edj. casu- istical, *Cafit, f Gren 7. casure. Gataldnien, x Catalonia. Gataldnier, m (-8; pt —) Cas talinifch, adj. Catalonian. *Gaufalitat, ¢ Pa 7. causality. *Gauftérium, qm. (20; pl. rien) a *Sautérium, cautery, cauter. Ga i ſt ic a. pl. Med. 7: caustics. *Caufticitat, s causticity. Gaü ſt i ſch, adj. caustic, caustical *Gautél, s precaution. *Saution, s. (pé.-en) security, bail; — ftellen, to give bail. *Gavaledde, f. cavalcade. *Gavalter, m (-6; pl. -¢) horee- man ; knight, cavalier, chevalier ; gentle- man, nobleman. *Savallerte, s cavalry, horse. *Gavaller(ft, m (-en; pi. -en) horseman, cavalier. *Gavatine, f(pl.-1) Mus.T.cavatina. *Cavént, m (en; pl. -eR) surety, bail. *Gavidr, m (-€6) caviare, *Caviren, on. (axe. habeu) to war- rant. to become responsible. ⸗Cayennepfeffer, m (6) Ca- yenne pepper. Gedéut, m (-en; pl. -en) L 7. aw signer, ceder. Géder, A (pw. -n) Cloernbaum, «. cedar. | Eeſſ Gédecn, ed. codrine. *Sedille, f. Gram. T. cedilla, Cedlren aa LT t0 code. *Gellift, m (-en; pl. -en) vicloe cellist. »Cello, m=. (pe Gelli), violoncello, Gelte, m (-m; pl. -u) Cot. Ge tifce, adj. Cettic. "Cement, w. (-e8) 7: cement. *Gementiren, va. to cement. *Sementirer, m. (8; pt. —) co menter. *Gementicung, f. (pl. -eit) ce mentation. *Cendrit,m. (en; ple) me-none, *Cenotaphium, a. (-6; pt -ich) @ cenotaph. *Genftren, v.40 to examine reviw; to license @ book; va/g. to censure. *Oénfor, m. (8; pl. -en) censor; compos. —aint, n. censorship. *Senfordt, = (-c8) censorship. *Genfir, s. (pl. -en) censorship (of the press in particular). *Gént, nw. (-€6; pl.-e) 1. a cent; 2a hundred ; pro —, per cent. *Sentatic, wm. (6; pw. em) Myth. 7: centaur. *Sentifolic, s (p.-w) centifollous rows. *Céntner, m (4; pl. —) quintal, bundred-weight. *Sentcal, L adj. (én compes.) central; IL. adv. centrally; —ifation, f. con- centration; aiinplification; —ifiren, v. a. to concentrate, simplify; —itat, J. centrality. *Centrisfugal, odj. Pay T. cent fugal; —petil, adj. centripetal. *Centriven, v. a tocentre, Centrir⸗ mafchine, f. Opt. T. centre-lathe. *Géntrum, =. centre, vid. Mittels puntt. *Sentupltren, v2 to centuple. *Gentirie, s. (pl.-n) 1. century; & a coinpany of a hundred, century. *Centdcio, m. (-8; pi.-ten) cen- turion. Gera fim, . (6) corasin. *Serannidnfinter, m (-6) view ous tubes (a fossil). Serauntt, vid, Meteorftein. *Ceremonidl, a. (-6) book of cere monies. *Ceremonidriué, m. master of the ceremonies. *Seremonte, f. (pl.—M) cermnony, compos. —nineifter, m. vid. Seremoniae rius. *Geremonicll, x. (-8) ceremonial. *Seremoni0s, edj. & adv. ceremo nious, formal. *Gerer(t, m. (-6) cerium-ore, cerit. *Séres, s. Ceres. *Gerln, ». (-8) cerium allanite; —o ftein, vid. Cererit. *Sérium,« (-# cerium. *Gtrtapartic, f AM. E charter party. ‘ Wertifieat, m (8; ple) corti cate; —idn, f. certification. *Gertifictren, v. «. to certify. *Cervelatmurft, £ (pl. -wiitfte) brain-musage. °Ot8, m Mus. 7.C flat. *Geffidn, f (pe) L. T. asaige ment, m1 Char Celfiondir(ins),m L. 7. assignee, cessionary. *Ge ffiren, on. L. 7: 1 conse. *Getacéen, spi. cetacious animals, *Cetts, wn (-8) C&T. catin; —fanres GEaly, cetic acid; —faure, f. Ca. 7. cetic acid. *Chabafte, s Chabafin, m. (-6) cha- basite. *Ohabrdaque, A (pln) saddie-cloth, caparison. "Chagrin, m. vid. Schagrin. *@ bate, f. chain (in dancing). *G hatfe, f (pt. -n) a carriage. *Ehalcedd tt, m (-8; pe) chalcedony. Ghalvaa, = (-€) Chaktea; Ghal ⸗ daer, m (6; pl. —) Chaldean; Chal⸗ daifch, adj. Chaldaic, *Shalfograph, m. (en; x -en) chalcographer; —le, f. chalcography ; —tidh, adj. chalcographic. PC halkolith, m (cb; pen) Min. T. micacious uranite, *Chdlon, m (8) shalloon. *Shalotipe, (pe. -M) a sloop. *Shamiade, f. Mi. T. chamade, parley. *€ hamaleon, x. (-6; pi) chameleon. *Ehamariren, v.« to daub or lace over. Champagne, s Shampdgner, m. Choe Shaffer, m. (6; ple? light-armed soldier, cha weur. Gh atdlle, s (al.—n) small box. *Ghanffée, s (pl. -0) causeway, turnpike-road, high-road. sO hef,m. (-6; pl. -6) chief, head. *Shemle u. f. w. vid. Chymie u. ſ. w. Cherub,.) cherub; pi. Cherubim. *Shicdne, s (pl. 1) chicane, vexa- tion, cavil, trick. *Chicanedr, m (-6; pl.) caviller. unfair disputant. *Shicantren, vax. to chicane, spite; daé —, chicanery. *Ghiffer, Shiffre, s. (pt -m) elpher; chrift, f. cryptography. *Shiffricen, v. « 1. to write in ciphers; 2. to page. *Shilided, m. (8; pl. -en) chi- Narch. Chil iaſt, om (em; pl -em) TR. T. millenarian. *Ohimare, f. (pl.-W) chimera. Chimãr iſch, adj. chimerical @ hima, x (-8) China. shina, Shinarinde, ¢ china, quin- ine, Peruvian. bark, Jesuits’ bark; compos. —apfel, vid. Upfelfine; — wuts, f. china-root. Chinéfe, m (2; pl. -m Chinese. ‘Chainpaign. Ghindfifch, adj. Chinese; bad —e, *Chdmpignon, m champinion,| the Chinese (language). mushroom. *Ehtragqra, ». (-6) chiragra. *@ ban, m. (-6; pl -) khan. Ch 408, w. chace Chadtiſch, adj. chaotic. *G bardde, sf. (pl. -) charade, *Ehiroldg, m. (en; pL -en) chiro- logist. *Chiromdnt, m. (28; pitt) chr romancer, *Ghardcter, ym (6; mw. -*) 1 *G htiromantte, s chiromancy, pal *Ehardfter, § character; 2. temper, mistry. *Chiromdutif cd, adj. relating to chiromancy. *Ghirurgte, 4 surgery. Chirürgiſch, adj. surgical. *Chicdrgué, wm. (pl. Shirurgen) surgeon, *Ghldr, m (6) Ce. T: chlorin; com- pos. —Q08, ». chioric gas; —falf, =. chloride of lime’; —fupfer, =. muriate of copper; —opal, m. Mix. T. chioro- va —faure, f. chioric acid: —fil+ 4t, ». muriate of silver, horn-eilver. Shlorit, m (en; pl.-en) Min. T. chlorite; —fcbiefer, m. chlorite slate. *Shlordfis, sf chlorosis (a disease). *Chocolate, f. chocolate, vid. Scho⸗ fofate. *@hblera, s cholera. *Eholéricns, (pc *Eholérifer,(4;p.—) *C holérifth, adj. choleric. *Shondrodit, m. (-en; Min. T. chondrodite. *Ohdr, Lm. (£6; pl.-Chbre) cho- rus; choir; Tx. choir (of a ctarch) ; compos. —altat, m. high or great altar; —a mt, x. cathedral service ; —dienft, m. choir-service ; —fil lender of the Alb; —hert, m. canon, prebendai abe, m min- istrant boy; —vult, reading-desk ; —tegent, m. precentor; —rod, m. cope, vestment: —{cpitler, m. chorister; —=* ftunde, f. canonical hour; —tott, m. choral tune. *Choral, m. (8: pl. Ghorale) cho- ral. choral song ; plain song ; —buch, ». choral-bonk. *Shoralift, m. (en; pl. —ett) choral singer; chorister. humour, disposi ; 3. tle, dignity; compos. —lofigfeit, f. want of prin ciple; —jug, m. feature. *Eharacterifiren, 0. a. to cha- racterize. Characteri fil, s. characteristic. *Characteriftifdh, L adj. cha- racteristical; characteristic; LU. ade. chnracteristically. *Charfreitag, m (8; pl.) Good Friday. *Gharge, f. charge; load, burden; ottice; — blafer, to sound the charge. Charged affaires, m. vid Gee fchiftetrager. 