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3lnfiru(f)ig, a. beginning to rot, 

 dozy, punky. 



StnfoU, m. product (of accidental 

 fellings). 



Slnjlienen, v. i. to spring up na- 

 turally. 



Sltlflug, m. naturally sown young 

 seedlings from light seed. 



Stngefiraimt, a. fire-scarred. 



atnge^ogen, a. self-sown. 



Sfngefc^tDetnnit, a. alluvial. 



3lngfipt)teB, m. V. 9lnl)ieB. 



9lnf)auen, v. t. to make first ciit- 

 ting for regenei'ation. 



9tnt)aufeln, v. t. V. pufeln. 



Sln'^ieB, m. first cutting for rege- 

 neration, beginning of the re- 

 generation-cuttings. 



9tnla(^en, v. t to cut grooves. 



Stiilafdien, v. t to lash. 



Stnlegen, v.t. l. (©ttafeen) to con- 

 stmct, to build, to lay out, to 

 practice. 2. (gulDod^S) to lay on. 



StnJjaffungSbermogeii, n. adapta- 

 bility. 



Stn^ldtten, v. t. "» to mark, 



Slntiloljen, v. t / to blaze, to spot. 



ainpvaften, v. t to jar. 



2tnreiften, v. t. to mark with a 

 bark-gouge. 



9Cn[amen, v. t. to seed. 



Slnic^atmen, v. t. to blaze. 



9lnfcl)lag, m. tariff-price, valua- 

 tion, royalty. 



Slnfdilagen, v.t. l. to mark. 2. to 

 fix the value. 



9tnf(^utten, v. t. to fill up. 



Slnf^ieci^en, v. t. to estimate, to 

 compute. 



3[nft)turf)§to§, a. little exacting, 

 not fastidious. 



9(nft)ru(^StooII, a. exacting, fasti- 

 dious. 



Slnioeifen, v. t. to mark for cutting. 



9tlllt)U(i)§,m. naturally sown seed- 

 lings, growth of seedlings. 



Sfnlourjeln, v. i. to take root. 



Stnsn^jfen, v. t. to box. 



Stttjie^en, v. t. (Sadden) to chip. 

 9ln3U(|t, f. raising (of plants). 

 Stnjug, m. batter, slope. 

 StrBeit, f. work. 



— QuStoarttge, field-work. 

 StrBeitcn (Bon ^olj), v. i. to warp. 

 Strfcft, m- butt-sweUing. 



aitbe, f. V. SirBeffiefcv. 

 9tf(^enBeftanbteiI, m. ash-consti- 

 tuent. 

 &feti, V. t. V. aBafen. 

 9tf^e, f. aspen. 



— amexifoni[d)e, (Popuhis tremu- 

 loides Michx.) aspen, quaking- 

 aspen. 



— gro^gejal^nte, (Pop. grandidm- 

 tata Michx.) largetooth aspen. 



Slf^jenBocE, m. (flelnei) small 

 poplar longicorn. 



9lft, m. branch, limb. 



Slftayt, f. trimming-axe, lopping- 

 axe. 



SIftfdule, f. branch-rot. 



SCytfrei, a. branchless, limbless, 

 free from laiots, clear. 



Styti^olj, n. branchwood, lapwood. 



Slftig, a. branchy, limb-covered, 

 covered with limbs, limby, 

 knotty. 



Stftigleit, f. branchiness, knot- 

 tiness. 



StftloS, a. branchless. 



9lftrem,o. clear, clear-boled, clean- 

 stemmed. 



9l|tteinl)eit, f. cleai-ness, freedom 

 from branches. 



Slftreinigung, f. natural pruning, 

 self-pruning, clearance of the 

 lower branches. 



SlftfteHe, f. knot. 



atftftreu, f. branch-litter. 



Slftjtreimu^ung, f 1. use of branch- 

 litter. 2. lopping branches for 

 litter. 



Stftftummet, m. stub, snag, knot. 



— fauler, punk-knot. 

 Stftung, f. pruning. 

 Sfmig, f. food. 



