©tumme^jftonje 



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SCieflonb 



©tutnmel^jTange, f. V. ©tuis^jftanje. 

 ©tummter, m. lopper. 

 ©tutn^jen, m. stump, stub, 

 ©tum^f, m. stub. 

 ®tumi)tg, a. stumpy, 

 ©tuntifejt, a. storm-proof, 

 ©turmfc^aben, m. damage by 



storm, 

 ©tiixgen, v. t. (SBoben) to turn up. 

 ©tii^e, f. support, prop. 

 @tul3en,«.if. to shorten, to truncate. 

 ®tu^er]pflanjung, f. culture of 



truncated plants, 

 ©til^mouer, f. sustaining wall. 

 ©tu|j)panse, f. truncated plant. 

 ©uCmiffton, f. sale by sealed 



tender, 

 ©ul^le, f. waUowiug place, 

 ©ulje, f. Y. ©aljtedEe. 

 ©Utn^f, m. swamp, marsh, bog. 

 ©UTtttif6eere,7'- swamp-berry, 

 ©um^jfc^preffe, f. (Taxodium disti- 



chum Rich.) bald cypress. 

 ©utn^)feid^e, f. V. 2Baffereid)e. 

 ©umjjf^eibelBeere, f. bog-vacci- 



nium. 

 ©Utn^if^idox^, t- (Hicoria aquatica 



Britton) water hickory, 

 ©unt^fig, a. swampy, boggy, 



marshy, 

 ©umjjffiefer, f. Y. Sergftefer. 

 ®umi)fmoo§, n. sphagnum, 

 ©umjjftujjelo, m. (Nyssa aquatica 



L.) cotton gum. 

 ©uni|3ftDei6ei(i)e, f. (Quercus pla- 



tanoides Sudworth) swamp white 



oak. 

 ©umpftooUBaum, m. (Populus 



heterophyUa L.) swamp cotton- 

 wood, 

 ©iifelirfdje, f. Y. SSogellirfcCie. 

 S^enit, m. syenite. 



®. 



Xaiia, f. (Pinus taeda L.) loblolly 



pine. 

 SCcifellanb, n. table-land. 



StagtoafferaBleitung, f. surface- 

 drainage. 



Eangentialf^nitt, m. tangential 



section. 

 -2;anne, f. (Abies Duham) fir. 



— alpine, (Ab. las-iocarpa Nutt.) 

 alpine fir. 



— bon SBoncouber, Y. ^ftentattnc. 

 'Zarmm, a. of fir-wood. 

 Eau(^el, TO. wooden pipe. 

 Sayation, /. 1. taxation. 2. Y. 



gorfteinrid^tung. 



SCofator, m. man who prepares 

 working-plans. 



feoye, f. Y. Stnfd^lag. 



'Zapi§, m. Y. gibe. 



Eoyberfouf, m. Y. SBerfouf. 



SCeilfrud^l, f. mericarp. 



Eelegra^l^enftange, f. telegraph- 

 post or pole. 



Sielcutof^Jore, f. teleuto - spore, 

 winter-spore. 



Ser^entin, m. turpentine. 



Seuerung§3Uh3ad^§, to. price-incre- 

 ment, increment in value. 



SCeyoSeid^e, f. (Quercus texana 

 ) Buckl.) Texan oak. 



SCBal, n. vaUey, glen. 



5t6olmuIbe, f. Y. SWutbe. 



Snalfeite, if. down-hill side. 



Enolfol^Ie, f. vaQey-bottom. 



Sr^olj^jerre, f. dam. 



^aliveg, to. thalweg. 



Enau, TO. dew. 



S^eer, m. tar. 



^eeren, v. t. to tar. 



^eer[c^h)elerei, f. production of 

 tar from stumps. 



^on, TO. clay, argil. 



E^onBoben, to. clay-soU. 



5ErE)onerbe, f. clay. 



E^onig, a. clayey, clayish, argilli- 

 ferous. 



2;^onf(i)tefeT, m. clay-slate. 



3:;iefgrttnblg, a. deep. 



5Ciefgtanbigieit, f. deepness or 

 depth of soil. 



Eieflonb, n. lowland. 



