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war, who. 



wd'-ra, -were. 



wd'-ra, -will he— pi. 



wdr'-a-w'l, the top of the scalp from 



which the hair radiate. 

 ward, word. 

 ward, becomes ; will. 

 wdr'-da, to wait. 

 war-Jiaft'ich, truly, verily. 

 war'-i-gJta, to choke, to strangle. 

 wdr'ik, 1. low. 



2. a work, edifice, a creation. 

 war'-ik-Tiaus, workhouse, i e., peni- 

 tentiary. 

 war' 4k-ka, to choke, to strangle. 

 wdr'-ik'l-hols, rolling-pin. 

 war' -ik-lich, truly, verily. 

 war'-ik-sa, to retch, to gag, to 



vomit. 

 wdrk'-ik-gaul, distaff; lit., tow 



horse. 

 war'm, worm. 

 wdr'm, warm. 

 wdr'm-d, to warn. 

 wdr'-mut, wormwood. 

 war'-na, to warn. 

 war'-ning, warning, notification. 

 wdr'-ra, to become. 

 rcdr'-shdi^-lich, probable, probably. 

 warsftd, sausage. 

 warslit, sausage. 

 wdrsM-drech-der, sausage stuffier ; 



lit, sausage funnel. 

 wart, wart, excrescence. 

 wart, word. 

 wart, landlord. 

 %mr'-ta, to wait, to tarry. 

 war'-tsel, root. 

 wart' -shaft, public house, with bar 



and appurtenances. 

 warts' -Jiaus, tavern, inn. 

 wdr'-tsl, root. 



wdrt'-s'l-a, to take root — as plants. 

 wa-rum', why, wherefore. 

 was, what ; fer was — for why — is 



usually employed for why. 



tcas'-ser, water. 



was' -seY-ich, watery. 



loas' -ser-mi-ldn' , water melon. 



roas' -ser-sucht, dropsy. 



icatsh, a watch, 



loatsh'-a, to watch. 



we, sore ; painful. 



tceh, web. 



tceb'-shtul, loom. 



wech'-lich, weekly. 



wed'-d'r, 1. against. 



2. weather. 



3. whether. 



4. a ram — wether. 



imd' -d' r-le-cha,io lighten, lightning. 



wed'-d'r-rut, lightning rod. 



wed'-sa, to whet, to sharpen. 



weds'-slUdl, steel, for sharpening 

 knives. 



icedt, pasture. 



weg, 1. way, road. 

 2. direction. 



wek, 1. away. 



2. bun, variety of sweet bis- 

 cuit. 



wek, 1. way, road. 

 2. direction. 



wek'-ka, to wake, to awaken. 



wek' -lok-ka, to decoy, to call off. 



wek' -mesh-der, supervisor. 



wek'-shaf'-fa, to remove, to destroy. 



wek'-s'l, change. 



wek'-s'l-a, 1. to change. 

 2. to exchange. 



wek'-s'l-fl'-wer, intermittent fever. 



wek'-ur, alarm clock. 



wek'-icai-ser, mile-post ; post erect- 

 ed at cross-roads, bearing a 

 board upon which is indicated 

 the distance to the nearest 

 village. 



wel, 1. well ! which. 

 2. wave, breaker. 



we'-la, to elect ; to choose. 



io4'-bd'n, axle. 



wdk'-ka, to wither, to fade. 



