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THE POPULAR EDUCATOR. 



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 ju (e&en unb fi$ ba8 Seben angenctym ju matyen. 8. Grin gefetytcftet 2ltjt 

 fennt bie l)eUe be8 menfd) lichen JJorper. 



Besides the stock of words the student has already acquired 

 from the vocabularies given in the preceding lessons, and others 

 which he may acquire from the following lists, a dictionary may 

 also be made available. The following connected view of the 

 different declensions of the adjectives and nouns will be found 

 convenient for ready reference. 



TERMINATIONS OP ADJECTIVES. 

 OLD DECLENSION (' 28, 29). 



Singular. 



Kasc. Fern,. JVeut. 



Nom. -er -e -e8 



Gen. -en, -e8 -er -en, -e8 



Dat. -em -er -em 



Ace. -en -e -e8 



NEW DECLENSION ( 30, 31). 



Singular. 



Plural, 

 all genders. 



-e. 

 -et. 

 -en 

 -e. 



Masc. 



Norn, -e 



Gen. -en 



Dat. -en 



Ace. -en 



Fern. 



-en 

 -en 



-e 



-en 

 -en 

 -e 



Plural, 

 all genders. 



-en. 

 tn. 

 -en. 

 -en. 



MIXED DECLENSION ( 32, 33). 



Singular. 

 Masc. Fern. 



Nom. -er 



Gen. -en 



Dat. -en 



A.CC. -en 



-e 



-ett 

 -en 

 -e 



Neut. 



-C8 

 -en 

 -en 



Plural, 

 all genders. 



-tn. 

 -en. 

 -en. 

 -en. 



TERMINATIONS OF NOUNS. 

 OLD DECLENSION. 



Singular. 



Nom. - 



Gen. -e8 f -8 



Dat -e, - 

 A.OC. 



Plural. 

 (1.) Rulos 2, 4. (2.) Rules 1, 3. 



-e 

 -e 



-en -n, 



-e 



SECT. XV. 



(3.) Rule 4. (4.) Rules 7, 

 -et -en, -n. 



-et -en, -n. 



-etn -en, -n. 



-et -en, -n. 



NEW DECLENSION. 



Singular. 



Nom. 

 Gen. 

 Dat. 

 Ace. 



-en, -n 

 en, -n 

 -en, -n 



Plural. 



(5.) Rules 5, 8. 



-en, -n. 

 -en, -n. 

 -en, -n. 

 -en, -n. 



VOCABULARY OF WORDS. 



1. PROFESSIONS AND TRADES 



2tpotfe,e'fer, TO. -8,* pi. -, apothe- 

 cary. 



SSrttbter', TO. -8, pi. -e, barber. 



Sau'meifler, tn. -8, pi. -, archi- 

 tect. 



S3Hb'6,auet, TO. -8, pi. -, sculptor. 



SBifffc. of, TO. -8, pi. SKfdjofe, bishop. 



SK'tttyet, TO. -8, pi. -, cooper. 



S3tauer, TO. -8, pi. -, brewer. 



Sucb/binber, en. -8, pi. -, book- 

 binder. 



Bucb. 'btucfer, TO. -8, pi. -, printer. 



(Sapeflan', TO. -8, pi. -e, chaplain. 



anbn>ette unb etoetbe. 



(56,irurg', TO. -en, -8, pi.- en, surgeon. 



3)acb'betfer, m. -8, pi. -, slater. 



gdrber, TO. -8, pi. -, dyer. 



gife$'&,dnbler, TO. -8, pi. -, fish- 

 monger. 



gteiftyer, TO. -8, pi. -, butcher. 



gutyrmann, TO. -e8, -8, pi. -teutc, 

 carrier, wagoner. 



eifl'Iub,e,TO. -n, pl.-n, clergyman. 



erbet, TO. -8, pi. -, currier. 



lafcr, TO. -8, -, pi. -, glazier. 



olbftymieb, TO. -e8, -8, pi. -e, gold- 

 smith. 



* The letter or letters set off by a hyphen (thus, -8, or -e8) is that 

 need in forming: the genitive. Where the genitive singular is like the 

 nominative, and where the plural is like the singular, no note is made 

 of it. Where, however, the plural differs from the singular either in 

 termination or otherwise, the difference is duly marked. 



anb'fcb,ub,macb,er, TO. -8, pi. -, 

 glover, 

 tt, TO. -en, pi. -en, herdsman. 



uficf)mteb, tn. -e8, -8, pi. -e, farrier. 



3uwelicr',TO. -e8, -8, pi. -e, jeweller. 



.Sofyter, TO. -8, pi. -, collier. 



flufer, TO. -8, pi. -. (See SScttc^er.) 



RunfHer, TO. -8, pi. -, artist. 



Jtup'ferfdbmieb, TO. -e8, -8, pi. -e, 

 brazier. 



ip'fetfhcbet, TO. -8, pi. -, en- 

 graver. 



:, TO. -8, pi. -, mower. 



9Jlarft'fcb.teter, TO. -8, pi. -, quack. 



QJJciurcr, TO. -8, pi. -, mason. 



3ttef'ferfdb.mieb, TO. -e8, -8, pi. -e, 

 cutler. 



2Jlefcger, TO. -8, pi. -. (See gleifcfrer.) 



aRufifant', TO. -en, pi. -en, musi- 

 cian, fiddler. 



Sflac^t'mdcfjtet, TO. -8, pi. -, watch- 

 man. 



9U'6,erin, /. -, pi. -nen, seam- 

 stress. 



Statut'forfcber, TO. -8, pi. -, natura- 

 list. 



Dbft'6. dnblerin, /. -, pi. -nen, fruit- 

 woman. 



$ap(l, TO. -e8, pi. $dpfte, pope. 



Spervu'cfenmacber, TO. -8, pi. -, hair- 

 dresser. 



iPfarrer, TO. -8, pi. -, vicar, parson. 



SJSfet'be&.Snbler, TO. -8, pi. -, horse- 

 dealer. 



SpljUofopfi,', TO. -en, pi. -en, philo- 

 sopher. 



$re'biget, m. -8, pi. -, preacher 

 $ricfter, TO. -8, pi. -, priest. 

 9lebner, TO. -8, pi. -, orator. 

 Saltier, TO. -8, pi. -, saddler. 

 3cf)au'fpte(er, TO. -8, pi. -, actor. 

 Sdjloffer, TO. -8, pi. -, locksmith. 

 O^mieb, TO. -e8, -8, pi. -e, smith. 

 Scfyneibcr, TO. -8, pi. -, tailor, 

 diorn'fietnfeger, TO. -8, pi. -, chim- 

 ney-sweeper. 



cfyttft'fteflct, TO. -8, pi. -, author. 

 @d()Ulj'fhrter, TO. -8, pL -, cobbler. 

 @4ul'(eljrer, TO. -8, pi. -, school- 

 teacher. 



<Seter, m. -8, pi. -, rope-maker. 

 @peccret'f)dnb{er, TO. -8, pi. -, gro- 

 cer. 

 titf'crin, /. -, pi. -nen, embroi- 



deress. 



ag'lofyner, TO. -8, pi. -, day-la- 

 bourer. 



Xapcjie'rer, TO. -8, pi. -, upholsterer. 

 tobter, TO. -8, pi. -, fripperer. 

 Sucfy'tjiinbter, TO. -8, pi. -, draper, 

 ll^t'mac^cr, m. -8, pi. -, watch- 

 maker. 



SBa'fcfjettn, /. -, -nen, washer- 

 woman. 



2Be6er, m. -8, pi. -, weaver. 

 2Bec$8ter, TO. -8, pi. -, money- 

 changer. 

 SBunbatjt, TO. -e8, pi. -firjte. (See 



(Sfytrurg.) 



3aljnarjt, TO. -e8, pi. -flrjte, dentist. 

 Sucf'erbftcfer, TO. -8, pi. -, confec- 

 tioner. 



2. MAN. >er ORenfc$. 



2Uter, n. -8, old age. 



2lmme, /. -, pi. -n, wet-nurse. 



S3raut, /. -, pi. SBrdute, bride. 



Srftu'ttgam, TO. -8, pi. -e, bride- 

 groom. 



'fyefrau, /. -, pi. -en, wife. 



Gf'fiemann, TO. -e8, -8, pi. -mdnner, 

 husband. 



nfet, TO. -8, pi. -, grandson. 



Sn'felin, /. -, pi. -nen, grand- 

 daughter. 



gami'lie, /. -, pi. -n, family. 



efcurt', /. -, birth. 



ernafyC, TO. -e8, -8, pi. -e, ) con- 



ema^'tin, /. -, pi. -nen, ) sort. 



rof 'mutter,/. -, pi. -mutter, grand- 

 mother. 



roji'ioater, m. -8, pi. -t>uter, grand- 

 father. 



Sugenb, /. -, youth. 



Sungfrau, /. -, pi. -en, virgin. 



3 tingling, TO. -8, pi. -e, young 

 man. 



Jttnb^eit, /. -, childhood, infancy. 



Sftacty'fommen, pi., descendants. 



$at^e, TO. -n, pi. -n, godfather. 



$at$e, /. -, pi. -n, godmother. 



5JJflc'gcatcr,m. -8, pi. -cdtet, foster- 

 father. 



@c$ime'gcrmutter, /. -, pi. -mutter, 

 mother-in-law. 



(Scfynrie'gerfolm, TO. -e8, -8, pi. 

 -fdfyne, son-in-law. 



djwie'gewater, TO. -8, pi. -tidter, 

 father-in-law. 



Stief mutter, /. -, pi. -mutter, step- 

 mother. 



(Stieffofjn, m. -e8, -8. pi. -fotyne, 

 stepson. 



ttef'nater, TO. -8, pi. -citcr, step- 

 father. 



Ur'enf et, m . -8, pi. -, great-grand- 

 son. 



Ur'grofjatet, TO. -8, pi. -sfitct, great- 

 grandfather. 



SSerfo'bung, /. -, pi. -en, betroth- 

 ment. 



SSor'fatyren, pi. ancestors. 



2Batfe, /. -, pi. -n, orphan. 



3Bittoe, /. -, pi. -n, widow. 



SCBitthjer, TO. -8, pi. -, widower. 



3tt>ifltng, m. -8, pi. -e, twin. 



3. ARTICLES OF DRESS. flteibungSftucfe. 



9lcrmet, TO. -8, pi. -, sleeve. 

 2lrmbanb, n. -e8, -8, pi. -6dnbet, 



bracelet. 



2Wa8, TO. -flirt, pi. -jfe, satin. 

 93arc})cnt, TO. -8, pi. -e, dimity. 

 SBatift', TO. -e8, pi. -e, cambric. 

 aSaum'tooKe, /. -, cotton. 

 S3ein'ffeibet, pi. pantaloons. 

 S3efn', TO. -e8, pi. -fdfce, trimming. 

 23eutel, TO. -8, pi. -, purse, bag. 

 JBritte, /. -, pi. -n, spectacles. 



SSrufi'nabet, /. -, pi. -n, brooch. 

 Biirfte, /. -, pi. -n, brush. 

 2)egen, TO. -8, pi. -, sword. 

 !Diamant', TO. -en, pi. -en, diamond. 

 (St'fenfcein, n. -e8, -8, ivory. 

 Sddjer, TO. -8, pi. -, fan. 

 glor, TO. -e8, -8, pi. glove, crape, 

 gract, TO. -eS, -3, pi. grdcfe, dress 



coat. 



granfc, f. -, pi. -n, fringe. 

 Suttc-, ::. -^ lining. 



