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g'-wit'-'r, thunder, thunder-storm, 



lightning. 

 g'-wii'-'r-rict, lightning rod. 

 g'wolt, wanted, desired, wished. 

 g'wun'-ner'd, wondered. 



hdllr, here, hither. 



hdd'-ra, to hear. 



liddrdt, a herd, flock, drove. 



hdbt, chief, principal. 



hdht' -sum' , principal at interest. 



haf'fa, an earthen pot, or jar. 



Jiaft, 1. rivet, clasp. 



2. eye, for hooking on dresses 



— hook and eye. 

 hai, hay. 



haich'-la, to simulate. 

 liaicW-lar, hypocrite. 

 liaich'-lar-ai, hypociisy. 

 hai'-da, heathen. 

 hai'-et, haying season. 

 liaif'-ich, numerous, in quantity, 



plentiful. 

 haif'-la, to heap up, to gather into 



a heap. 

 haifts, heaves. 

 hai'-la, to cry, to weep. 

 hai'-land, Saviour. 

 hai'-Uch, holy, sacred. 

 hail'-mit'l, remedy. 

 Jiai'-ar-dt, wedding. 

 hai'-ar-a, to marry. 

 hair' -r a, to marry. 

 Iiai'r'-ich, desirous of marriage. 

 Tiai'-ref, hay rick. 

 Jidi'-shrek er, grasshopper. 

 hais'-UcJi, domestic. 

 7iait, to- day. 

 hait'-se dags, at the present time; 



now-a-days. 

 7iak, hoe. 

 hak'-ka, 1. to chop, or to cut. 



2. to whip, 

 7iak'-'l, a hackle. 

 hak'-l-a, to hackle (as flax). 



hak'-mes-ser, cleaver; lit., chop 

 knife. 



halb, half. 



halb'-lai-na, half linen — linsey- 

 woolsey. 



halb'-naclit, midnight; lit., half 

 night. 



halb'-sMi'-w'l, "half boots," gait- 

 ers. 



Jialb'-shtreng, chains forming the 

 end of traces. 



Jialb' -yer' -ish, half - ;'early ; six 

 months old. 



UaV-da, to hold, to retain. 



haldt, halt, stop. 



half -tar, halter. 



half -tar-rV -ma, halter strap. 



Jialm, a stalk of grass or grain, a 

 blade. 



hals, neck, throat. 



hals'-aus-tse-rung, laryngitis ; ap- 

 plied also to bronchitis. 



hals'-band, collar, neck band. 



hals'-duch, mufiier, neckerchief. 



hals'-gnik, neck joint. 



hals'-grd-gha, cravat. 



hals'-we, sore-throat. 



hal'-ia, to hold, to retain, to secure. 



hal'-unk, a rascal. 



hal'-wer, half. 



hal'-w'r-gaul, dock ; lit., half-horse. 



liam'-el, a calf; a lubberly fellow. 



ham'-mar, hammer. 



7iam' -mar-shlak, scales of iron, re- 

 sulting from forging or ham- 

 mering ; dross. 



7ia'-na, rooster. 



hand, hand. 



hand'-ducli, towel; ?i<., hand cloth. 



han'd'l, trade, commerce, exchange. 



hand'-lang-er, assistant ; tender, 

 hod -carrier. 



7iand'ri-g7i,'l, handrail, bannisters. 



hand' -war -ik, trade, occupation. 



7iand'-wdr-iksg's7idr, tools, imple- 

 ments. 



