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VOCABULARY. 



(A.) — accidental, 

 ags. — anglosaxon. 

 ar. — arabic. 

 arm. — arraoric. 

 caus. — Causative form, 

 cfr. — (Confer) Compare, 

 d- — dutch, 

 dan. — danisli. 

 dor. — Doric. 



ABBREVIATIONS. 



fr. — french. 

 frs. — frisian. 

 g. — german. 

 goth. — gothic. 

 ir. — irish. 

 it. — italian. 

 lit. — lithuanian. 

 n. — norse. 

 nl — netberlandish. 

 ^v._Welsh. 



o. — old. 

 pers. — persian. 

 pg. — Portuguese, 

 prakr. — prakrit. 

 russ — russian. 

 s. — Saxon, 

 slav. — Slavonic, 

 sp. — Spanish, 

 sw. — Swedish. 



A, An. a, an, demonstrative radicals; ec-as,-a^,-aj, one. Cfr. n 



the; 'tj, Dor. 'a; 'ev; nnus ; gotli. ains ; g. em; fr. un. 

 A-, AN-. a-,an-, negative prefixes. Cfr. 'a-, 'av-, privative ; "w^su, 

 A-. a''-, to. Cfr. 'a- for "«/7.a ; ad; fr. a. ['^*-; goth. un. 



Aam. Cfr. ir^X to measure, nox a cubit, v. Measure. 

 AB-, ABS-. apa, ava, from. Cfr. "a-6 ; ah; goth. ahu, a/; g. ah. 

 Abacus, bhacf, to devour. Cfr. p3X to struggle, dust; a,3a^. 

 Abaddon, a^badh, to bind. Cfr. i3X, to destroy, to be cast away. 

 Abb. vap, to weave. Cfr. 'u(f-aco; ags. loefan ; g. icehen. [instructor. 

 Abba, Abbot, pa^, to nourish, pati, a master. Cf. DX, a father or 

 Ab-ditory, Ab-domen. dha^, to give, to hold, to place ; dha^man, 



the body. Cfr. nxn a bound, to establish ; rDiD to close up ; 



Ti-f}rj!J.'. ) ah-derey-domen. 

 Ability, Able, balas, strong. Cfr. :h2 to strengthen, n^x strong ; 



-oh'j:;', kahilis, ^xjUco, val-idus; goth. ahrs ; ags. ahal ; fr. 



Jiahile. v. Hab-. [mmoy. 



A-bominate. bha^m, to be angry or impatient. Cfr. duij.6q) aho- 

 Abound. pa.d, to heap together ; und, to wet. Cfr. abundo. 

 ABOUT, at, to roam ; ut, on, up ; pat, to surround. Cfr. ns a hinge, 

 Above. V. Over. [ii3X he girt about; 'ert'; apud ; ags. ahutan. 

 ABRIDGE, (abbrevjare.) rudj, avarudj, to break, fr. ahreyer. v. 

 Abusing, abhisa^sana, abusing. (A.) [Break. 



Abyss, pas, to embrace ; pus, to fill. Cfr. "a^iuaao^' 

 Acantha. ga^dh, to torment; candu^, to scratch. Cfr. "ay.a'^da] 

 Accipiter. v. Eagle. Cip-. [acantlius. 



Accolade, v. Collar. 



