SSieberauffoiften 



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SEBftrjeld^en 



SSieberoufforften, v. t. to re-afforest 



SEBteberBefamen, v. t. to reseed. 



SBBicberBeftodEen, v. t. to restock. 



SBJieberBemoIbung, f. reforestation. 



aEBiebereinbeden, v. t. (mit ©rfiotter) 

 to resurface. 



SBiebertnud^S, m. regrowth, second 

 growth. 



SSiefel, n. weasel. 



SEBiefentnoor, n. meadow-bog. 



SBitb, ». game. 



aBilbfiad^, m. torrent. 



SBilbBac^berBauung, f. damming 

 of torrents. 



2BiIbjl66erei, f. V. Xtift. 



aBilbialB, n. fawn. 



SGSilbling, m. wild seedling. 



2BiIbni§, f. wUdemess. 



SBilboBftBoum, m. wild fruit-tree. 



SEBilb^arl, m. game-park, game- 

 preserve. 



SBilbfd^oben, m. damage by game. 



SSSilbfc^toein, n. wild pig. 



SBtlbbetBife, m. browsing by game. 



2Bilbtoad£)fenb, a. growing wild. 



SBimmer, m. wavy graini, curl. 



SBtntnterig, a. curly, wavy-grained, 

 wavy-fibred. 



SGSinbBred^er, m. wind-break. 



S5StnbBrU(|, m. wind-breakage. 



33Sinbe, f. screw-jack. 



SBSlnbfaH, m. windfall. 



SSinbf aUBlSge, f. windfall clearing, 

 windfall, wind-slash. 



SBinbfoIT^ols, n. windfalls, pi; 

 blow-downs, pi. ; down timber. 



SSSinbfeft, a. wind-firm. 



SBinbmantel, m. wind-mantle. 



SBinblourf, m. blow-down. 



SSinter^arj, n. scraping. 



aBinterlinbe, f. (Tilia parvifolia 

 Ehrh) small-leaved lime-tree. 



2Bintcrf^30te, f. winter-spore. 



aaSi^jfel, m. V. ®i)3fel. 



iKBUjfeltrodnlg, f. V. ®ij)felbtoe. 



iDSirtel, m. V. Cuirl. 



S!Btrtf(i(ift, f- economy, manage- 

 ment, exploitation, working. 



SBSirtfd^after, m. manager. 



SSSirtfd^aftSBestrl, m. V. i8etrteB§» 

 floffe. 



SaSirtfd^aftSBu^, m. control-book. 



aBittfi^aftSeingeit, f. working- 

 circle. 



2Birtf(i&aft§|)lQn, m. working-plan. 



iE8itt|qaft§i)xojent, n. working- 

 percentage. 



S33trtfc§aft§reBeI, f. working-rule. 



aBtrtfd^aftSftreifen, m. major ride. 



aBtrtf(!^aft§n)0lb, m. forest. 



2B6IBen (©trage), v. t. to turnpike, 

 V. r. to crown. 



SBoIf, m. bushy tree, wolf-tree, 

 spreading young tree. 



SBoIIBautn, m. (populus ddtoides 

 Marsh.) cottonwood, 



SEBu^em, v. i. (Unfraut) to grow 

 proUfically. 



S5BU(i|S, m. growth. 



SSBiid^fiB, a. thrifty. 



aSfi^figfett, f. thriftiness. 



SEBucEfSliaft, f. growing-power. 



SBul^I, m. 7. erbmoft. 



SBft'^len, V. t. to root, to turn up 

 the earth. 



SBu:^tmau§, f. vole. 



SEBunbfaute, f. rot caused by 

 wounds. 



SBunbl^olj, n. callus. 



SBunblorf, m. wound-kork. 



SBurfgitter, n. screen. 



SBurmig, a. worm-eaten, grub- 

 eaten. 



aBumtlod^, n. \ 



aBurmftidft, m. / 



SBurmfti^iS' "• ^- tourmig. 



SEBurael, f. root. 



— fd^Iogen, to root. 



aBurjelanlauf, m. root- swelling, 

 butt-sweUing. 



SBurjelauSlouf, m. flare of the 

 roots. 



SEBurgelauSiaufer, m. stolon. 



SBBurselBtut, /: j suckers, pi. 



aBtttjetd^en, n. rootlet. 



worm-hole. 



