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far'-da'-ra, to dry ; to spoil by dry- 

 ing too much. 

 far-darsJit, famished ; perished from 



want of water. 

 far-dar'-wa, to spoil, to ruin. 

 far-dau'-a, to digest; to assimilate. 

 far-dau'-ing, digestion. 



far-de'-la, to divide, to apportion. 



far'-dich, done, finished. 



fdr'-dich-a, to bring to completion ; 

 to finish. 



far-di'-na, to earn, 



far-ding'-a, to serve, or to hire for 

 service. 



far-dil'-ya, to eradicate, to destroy 

 by rooting out. 



fdr-dinsht, earnings, wages, merit. 



fdr-doW, confoundedly. Used as 

 an adjective ; equivalent, in 

 expressions, to "be darned." 



far-dop'-'U, doubled ; sometimes 

 used to convey the idea of 

 being confused. 



far-drai'-wa, to dispel ; to drive 

 away or to scatter. 



far-dre'-a, to distort or to twist. 



far'-dre'-ta, to tread upon ; to de- 

 stroy by walking upon. 



far-drl' -sa, to oftend ; to vex. 



far-drW-Uch, vexatious. 



far-drus', bad feeling. 



far-dros'-sa, entertaining bad feel- 

 ings toward another, hurt in 

 feelings. 



fardt', a drive, or passage-way. 



fa-reV, trout {Salmo fontalU) . 



far'em, before this ; contraction of 

 far dern. 



far-en'-er-a, to alter or change. 



fa-re'^'-nich-a, to unite ; to com- 

 promise. 



fdr-fal'-la, to tumble to pieces, to go 

 to ruin. 



fdr-fau'-la, to rot, to become rot- 

 ten. 



fdr-fe'-Vd, to miss. 



far-ffUh'-d, to falsify, to counterfeit- 

 to adulterate. 



far-finsh'-der-a, to obscure. 



fdr-fV-ra, to seduce, to lead astray. 



fdr-fi'-rer, a seducer. 



far-fir' -ich, deceptive, seductive. 



fdr-Jluch-a, to curse. 



fdr-fres'-sd, 1. given to eat glutton- 

 ously. 

 2. to lose possessions through 

 dissipations in eating. 



fdrfrlr'-d, to become frozen. 



fdr-gaf'fd, to be captivated by look- 

 ing. 



far-gang'-a, past, vanished, dissi- 

 pated. 



far-ge'^', to dissolve, to dissipate. 



far-geV-shter-a, to scare, to intimi- 

 date, to cause anxiety. 



far'-gesJil, a driving whip. 



far'-gesh-ter, day before yester- 

 day. 



far-ges'-sa, to forget ; forgotten. 



far-ge' -wa, to forgive. 



far-ge'-wens, in vain, unavailing. 



far-ge' -w'l-ich, unavailing. 



far-gif'-ta, to poison. 



far-glaich'-a, to compare. Used also 

 as an expression to denote a 

 circumstance. 



far-glaich' -Ueh, comparable ; that 

 which bears comparison. 



far-gniclW , content, satisfied. 



far-gnV-gha, to content one's self, 

 to be satisfied. 



far-gnV-ghlich, contentedly. 



far-gnl' -ghlich-kait, contentment. 



far-grd' -wa, to bury. 



far-gre'-sar-a, to enlarge, to mag- 

 nify. 



far-gre'-ser-ings glds', magnifying 

 glass. 



far-guk'-ka, to overlook. 



far-gukt, overlooked; to err through 

 looking too intently. 



far-gun'na, to envy. 



