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aus'-fl-ra, to carry out, to prose- 

 cute a plan or scheme. 



avs'-fran-s'l-a, to fringe out, or to 

 become fringed. 



aus' -fres-sa, to eat all, to consume 

 everything eatable. 



aus'-ge", to go out ; to become ex- 

 tinguished. 



axis' -ge-dai' -art, exhausted, tired 

 out. 



aus'-ge-ldrnt, completed education. 



aus' 'hal-dd, to sustain, or to hold out. 



aus'-he-la, 1. to heal to complete- 

 ness. 

 2. to hollow out — as wood. 



aus'-7ivng-er-a, to starve out, to 

 famish. 



aus'-koch-a, to extract by boiling. 



aus' -krat-sa, to erase, to remove by 

 scratching or scraping. 



aus' -lach' -a, to ridicule, to laugh at. 



aus'-lh-fa, to expi'-e — in time. 



aus'-U-gha, to explain, to demon- 

 strate. 



aus'-len-er, foreigner. 



aus'-le-ra, to empty. 



aus'-le-sa, to select ; to pick out. 



aus'-lesh-a, to put out ; to extin- 

 guish. 



aus'-mach-a, to reach conclusions, 

 to make out, to obtain res.ults. 



aus' -mish-da, to clean out stables, 

 to remove manure. 



aus'-pak-kd, to unpack. 



aus'-pik-kd, to pick out, as fruit or 

 vegetables ; to select and as- 

 sort. 



aus'-plan-tsa, to transplant. 



aus' -plu-gha, to plow between rows 

 of corn, etc. 



aus'-rai-sa, 1. to abscond. 

 2. to tear out, to fray. 



aus'-red, excuse, pretext. 



aus'-ret, excuse, response. 



aus' -rich-ta, to perform, to transact, 

 to accomplish. 



FBOC. AMER. PHILOS. SOC. XXVI. 



aus'-rot-ia, to weed out, to root out. 



aus'-ru-fa, to announce in public ; 

 to exclaim, to cry out. 



aus' -ru-gha, to recover by resting ; 

 to take rest sufficient to re- 

 cover. 



aus'-sau-fa, to drink out all. 



aus'-se-a, to sow. 



aus'-sed-tsa, to plant, or set out. 



aus' -shenk-ka, to pour out — (coffee 

 or tea) at table. 



aus'-s7ien-na, to reprimand, by mak- 

 ing fun of; to cause one to 

 feel ashamed. 



aus'-shlek, sprouts or young shoots 

 — on trees. 



aus'-shU-sa, to exclude, to lock out. 



aus'-shprech-a, to pronounce. 



aus' -shrai-wa, to write out ; to com- 

 plete by writing. 



aus'-s7itai-ar, outfit of furniture, etc., 

 when going to housekeeping; 

 furnishings. 



aus' -shtai-gha, to dismount from a 

 vehicle. 



aus'-shte^, to bear, to endure. 



aus'-shwenk-ka, to rinse out. 



aus'-shwit-sa, to sweat out ; to get 

 rid of by sweating. 



aus'-sicht, prospect, view. 



aus'-tse-Hng, consumption, phthisis. 



aus' -tsd-rich' -ta, to transact or per- 

 form. 



aus' -waich-a, to evade, to avoid. 



aus'-wak-sa, to grow to maturity. 



aus' -w'drf -ling, an outcast ; an im- 

 perfect one. 



aus' -wen-ich, 1. outside. 



2. to know a thing by heart. 



aus'-wish-a, to rub out, to wipe 

 out. 



a^'-wai-sa, to instruct, to show, to 

 indicate, to direct. 



a-wek', away. 



d'wend-mol, the Lord's Supper. 



ct^i 'icen-na, to apply, to titilfze. 

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