DOCUMENT.

RESUME

ED 100 127 FL 005 066

AUTHOR Leslau, Wolf

TITLE Basic Amharic Dictionary: Amharic-English,
English-Amharic. Final Report.
SPONS AGENCY Institute of International Studies (DHEW/OE),
Washington, D.C.
BUREAU NO BR-9-7731-FR
PUB DATE Nov 72
CONTRACT OEC-9-097731-3330
NOTE 672p.

EDRS PRICE MF-$1.05 MC Not Available from EDRS. PLUS POSTAGE

DESCRIPTORS *Amharic; *Dictionaries; English; Etymology; Letters
(Alphabet); Orthographic Symbols; *Reference Books;
*Semitic Languages; Spelling; Word Lists; Writing
IDENTIFIERS NDEA Title VI

ABSTRACT
This basic dictionary, ctqLlisting of two sections,
Amharic - English and English-Amharic, is the first such dictionary
written since 1920. Since there is a considerable lack of consistency
in Amharic spelling, the Amharic orthography used here has been
standardized through etymological studies. Whenever necessary,
English expressions are given in parentheses to restrict or clarify
the meaning of an entry. (PMP)
 COQ
01000.
SESI
r INAL REPORT

Praject No.: 9-7731

Coin ract No.: OEC-9-0q7731-33%0

Wol f Leslan
University of California
Los Angeles, Cal i nia 90024

Pasic Amharic Dictionary:

Amharic-Engli sh, Engl i sh -Amha r i c

U S bEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.
EDUCATION i WELFARE
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF
EDUCATION
THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRO
DUCE 0 XACTL Y AS RECEIVED f ROM
THE PERSON OR ORGANIZATINOR IGIN
ATING IT POINTS or viEor OR OPINIONS
REPRE
STATED DO NOT NECESSARILY
SENT OFFICIAL NATIONAL INSTITUTE Of
EDUCATION POSITION OR POLICY

November 1972

U.S. DEPARTMENT or HEALTH, EMCATION, AND WELEARE

Office of Education

Yi Institute of International. Studies

0
 REST COPY AVAlain
FINAL REPCRV

Project No.: 9-773I

Contract No.: OEC-9-097731-3330

Walf Leslau
University of California
Los Angeles, California 90024

Basic Amharic Dictionary:

Amhariz-English, English-Amharic

November 1972

The research reported herein was performed pursuant

to a contract with the OlTice of Educat ion, U.S.
D,partment of Health, Ed4cation, and Welfare.
Contractors undertaking such projects under Covernment
sponsorship are encouraged to express freely their
professional judgment in ihe conduct of the project.
Points of view or opinions stated do not, therefore,
necessarily represent official Office of Education
position or policy.

U.S. DEPAR'IMENT OT
HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELTARE

Office of Education

Institute of International Studies

 . .
oiNtuist.t
a
tort
PREFACE 51$1

Amharic in the national language of Ethiopia. The international .

language of Ethiopia is English. Yet there is no adequate Amharid-English,

nor hn English-Amharic dictionary. The latest dictionaries in Amharic of

scientific character are the foll(Jaing: 1. Guidi, Vocabolario kmarico-

Italiano, Rome 1 c.:J1 (an Amharic-Italian dictionary); J. Bacteman,

Dictionnaire amarigna-franiais, Dire-DaoLia, 1929 (an Amharic-French dic-

tionary); E. Gankin, An Amharic-Russian dictionary, Moscow 1969.

The only AaaricEnglish dictionary is that of C. H. Armbruster,

Initia Amharica. Part III. Cambridge, 1920. This dictionary, however, is

incomplete; indeed it contains only the first five letters of the a:.phabet.

The dictionaries from foreign languages into Amharic are: a French-

Amharic index in the above-mntioned J. Baeteman's dictionary. There is an

Italian-ArhariC dictionary by L. Fusella and A. Girace, Dizionario pratico

e fracario per conversazionu italiano-america, Napoli 1937. A Russian-

Amharic dictionary was published by E. Catkin in 1965. English-Amharic

dictionaries are those of C. H. Armbruster, Initia Amharica, Part 11, 1910;

and of C. H. Walker, English-Amharic di ionary, 1920.

Since these publications (with the exception of the Amharic-Russian

and Ruasian-Anharte dictionary), Amharic has developed considerably. The

pro ;Tess that Ethtopia has mde in the field of education, the literary

docuwslts of the )4st 50 years, the technical needs for new expressions,

the contact with the Western world, and the natural development within the

.laruzul;:e itself h...tv contributed i;rcatly, not only to the enrichment of the

lanr,uar.e, but also to the nurous changes within the existing vocabulary.

A few exmvles taken frcm Armbrunter's dictionary will illustrate the

f
t)
 Mt COPY AVAILABLE

ell:kni.',es in t'''0 expressiuns. Thus "address" is rendered by ArmbrUster as

50 t-i'M agal.is!; the prese:1-day IC; 6:1; "bank" algD4 If as against ;

"I) " (,) tiro 1,....tfia :3 against a erf141; "ciarette /7 0/..14 tflor. i;
g
0
as ag:tinsia 11.1.1b; "ceneral",e.1.11Kos againstM 64); "story of the house"
I

161,1:ri as IV t 1 Pr , ansl many more.

Needless to say, at ii,..mbruster's tire there was no need for expres-

sicas such as "United Nations, Trusteeship Committee, Security Council,
control tower, review of books, agenda, airlines, basketball, elevator,"
and so oa.
Likewi.se in the A.mhariclforeign languages dictionaries (again with
the execTi.don of the Amh:tric-Russian dictionary) one wi13. not find the
expressions or idims used in everyday writing or in everyday speech. Thus,
whi3 the root tiL.Pll, is mentioned in the dictionaries of Baeteman and Guidi,

the e, erday usa3e in writing or in speech 1-101rlist, detail," rteilciic

"minutely, item by item" is not mentioned. Likewise, one would not find in
the above:-:::,.antioned dictionaries expressions of everyday usage such as VI lb
1 ble , head of a firm" ; d),An "arithmetic" ; rib "bare"; obab4
"responsible,
ft
(in a textbook)";7111Sri- "opinion, point of view"; Ti th
"especially, in pe.rtinular," (even though the root To is given in the die-
t ionttrice);7)?).:14A6'by and large, more or less"; Obi I "change in money";

90111117"0.pplication (request) ";GDZ,43 "inaugurate, dedicate"; iiihq

"civi lizat t.:3 ; ispfir`ifinr.eztsion, assembly, conference," and many more. As

result of the inad,quacy of the exiting dictionaries, the student is

greatly handicapped in his studies. The present dictionary is int'nded to
I,

rerAy thu s itr tion. Since thi3 is only a basic dictionary, there is no

n..:cd to ::tress the f6, that the rel;;;:dy can b' only partial. There is still

an urgent itee3 of a emplete Amharic*.zlish dictionary.

i)
 14.

COPY
AillABLE
BEST
0r

As is well known, the Amharic alphabet has various letters that are,
identical in the prenunciRtion. This is a case of ;% and both letters
being vowel carriers and no longer consonants; V, th. and 4) pronounced h;
and 13.1 km-Ion:Iced s; V, and fl pronounced s.
41.0
As a result of the merging of
these letters, there is considerable lack of consistency in the Amharic
spelling. The principle adopted in this dictionary. is that of etymologies.
In the case of N and ri Geez as well as Tigre and Tigrinya and the other
Semitic langvages could be used as source for correct spelling. In the
case of U (h) <<h (h), 4) (h), only Geez (and Arabic) could be used as a guide
410,s%

since Tigre Ind Tigrinya I:ept only U and eh , this last sound representing a
merger of (II and "17 . Likewise for a and (1 as well as for 91 and (3 Geez

alone could serve as source of information, since :.n both Tigre and Tigrinya,
and fJJ are represented as s, and 91 and 0 have merged into 1. It is on the:.
basis of this principle that I adopted 'spelling such as t1 O)0"know" (Geez
9 (I) ), 12 reten" (G. apt: ), `''5 `1 "sister" (G. kA1/1/ ), 91 el "three"
(G. IPA e ), Ell "baby" (G. ;:.1 ),'ASP "things, package" ( Tigrinya )s P1 ),

and so on. Less generally accepted spellings are those of timk"donole,"

ninow " Imo, "wood," but hare again the spelling with I) was adopted
because these roots have an fl as fir.st radicel in Gees: fl &a flatt, and
r5 respectively.

Etymological zpelling i& also used in Arabic. loanwords. Thus, ihrin

"bill," Arabic t...s tm!..1.1 ; (al/ tyt(10C tor" Arabic .
;Di 719 aim, tt
Arabic Xrn;
0i7pCrobject, purf;o:to," Arabic dnq 30 on.

rhk! stan(la:..UaLion of throuGh etyrology is not intended to

disrecPrd the aeLoal pronunieraion of a lexeme. Thus, for instance, the verb
 .1;

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

\S

for "1 w ;t; out" is pronounced wi!..tta, with final and is t.terefore writ.
ten tri), anti not j:0; as it would be if one adhered strictlr to the
origin of the verb, namely Gees . Likewise, the verb "he is" is pro-
.

nounced a t lat with an inifdal a. It is therefore written and not 1.01

if one we to consider the origin of the verb, namely Gen tiAja . Or, the
adjective "new" is pz'onouheed addis with an initial. vowel It is there..
fore wsit;.enshiPuti and not /Wilt one had to go back to its origin, namely
Gees dl
Ir. roots for which here is no corresponding Ethiopic or Semitic
etymology, I adopted for an initial vowel, 1) for h (except in tiy.ij "water"),

ti for 2, P.nd c; for s.

Observations on the arrangement, and definitions

The letters that have some sound in present -day Amharic are put

together. Thust),/h and ') ; UV and ill ; 7N.a.nd ; ()land .

The order of the entries is according to the consonant, and not

according to tha vowel of the fi-st consonant. Whenever the consouants of

the entry are the the arruni;erient i according to the traditional

order of the Amharic vocalic system. Thus, for instance, 10 before JO,
and before 4,4. .

In the verbs, the entry is that of the perfect, 3rd masculine, singu-
lar. It is translated by the Eaglish infinitive without "to."

Only tin derived stems whose meaning is not Automatically to be

deduced frr.,m the basic zte:n is given in the dictionary. Thus, for instance,
ro it.stem is t;ivezi if its raeaning is that of the par.sive of the basAn tzan-
ititive verb. iiherefor,. no MI is given as a derived stem of MI `'measure,
vinee.the slIC.ent know. that 1.7111 .eans "49 rv.,asured," pannive of the
 BEST COPY AVAILABLE

atranriti7o verb Asil "lasetsure.." On the other hand, MM. is given since out--
*side o..0 it. passive meaning "be broken," it also means "break" (intransitive).
For the typos, oily type B is =irked by (B). A veil ithout the
syrabo3. (B) is of Type A.
All the verbal and nominal derivations are given under the entry.
Thus, for iastance, under rJfl the verbal derivation of 111) fi , and the nominal
derviations of h ,Gbeinsand fill are given. Wherever a derived form may
not be easily recognizable, it is taken up independently with reference to
its root. Thus, (ro 11:drawee is given under I'll n with the indication
that its root is
Wherever a derived form has subdivision, it is marked by "' . Thus,

vieT.111 rj."cbjeGt (in grammar)" given under /in is mentioned independently ar

ft'l a with the subdivisions of Cf 0:trilandirect object" and 71.C*0 :tql ll
411 "indirect object."
A verb that does not occur in the basic stem is marked by * . The

root is.then followed by the actual stern. Thus *tibilni 7V31 ibrthank, to be
grateful" ; *AO, 71 A1.1 "make, do," and so on.
The Eni-,,lish expressions in parentheses restrict the meaning of the
entry. Thus ,V111,1-"aret:
,...
. (in court); /1)11/..rnurse (who takes care of chil-

dreg ) " C;1(.: priri iiie. micact (report) 2" (ILlA "blow open the door )2" ri
"contaminate (a well)." The expression "of" followed by a noun indicates
that the noun is the subject of the verb. Thus, .xiklit,tY01136,,"scent about
(of dog)" indicates that "scent about" refers to the dog as the subject.

In the Enfl.ish-Amharic dictionary likewise the expression in Paren-

theses (it:Claes closer the main entry. Normally, 4n adjective as main entry

is explained by another adjective, AS in "able" (eArable)oor (covetently

done); o by a noun to which it refers, as i "coarse" defined by (cloth),

.
 6

or (c.me....), or (*and). A, transitive verb as main entry is closer defined

by the direct (*lent put. In parentheses; see "beat" defined by (the woods);

"charge. defined by (m,mey), or (battery). One verb is defined by another

verb; see "chi!ek" defined (exorable), or (mark with check). Like in the

Ambric-D:).i:)h dictionary, an intransitive verb followed by "of" with a

noun indicates that the noun is the subject of the intransitive verb; thus,
IT ft It
COM! (of tarn), or (of holiday) indicate that "turn or "holiday" are sub-

jects of the verb "come."

List of Abbreviations

adj. . wijective

adv. sdverb

conj. . conjunction

n = noun.

prep. . prepwition

. verb

vi. = i -ftnsitive verb

vt. = transitive verb

indicates an entry that has subdivisions and is mentioned in the appropri-

ate place.

10
 AVAILABLE
Dar core
1) , (I) ,
n--- ?) from behind

tri, sound (of getters) em hind, back (adj.)

A.. eVery,. all, everybody Q') ,-v in the long run,
(W)-510 all of them, everything sooner or later
everybody muf back (adv.)
1+ 3 :1; VA+3 daily -. backward, in the back, on the
U-A.:1)1E everything back
VA-1K, always, everytime, perpetu- elAsh4 latter (adj.), posterior
ally, all the time h 41 posterior, latter,

eta.: ti-tr everyone, everybody rear (adj.)

Li& halleluiah retrograde
halleluiah bA5t)ciream, fancy (see Nilcro)
Vi behind in the back, late, um. two
afterwards U7/0.4 (suffix pronoun) two
14$)1. -- M later, behind, of both of
in the back of U-ht twice
11.1/1 later on, afterwards; then htfo both
(after that), behind U.hif 0, 4. eight o'clock
nm behind, after (place, Vill'atis twice
time) 0.04 second, another time
+ perfect + 11M after (conj.) Vilt4.1 A /. :150V CI triNecondary
lm,) behind school
yrialltny;.il in the rear second (prize)

nhtM behind, from behind 41/1.4 conscience

ht 1,) behind, from behind, 1/41A6}5 being (the fact of being)

from the back, after It) A p. theory

tel backward, backwards, behind II) ,transient, transitory,

.11
 2

AVAILABLE
BEST COPY

ephemeral (see ?) A ) th 444-iltropica

1511 :el it past (n.) , past tense 4)1; auction

i 7 1,, responsible; curator, head (of 41 Li shoot, kind of creeping ivb
a firm); see also is 71 ELI PM vine; phrase; line of a
sty 7 1, II responsibility, charge poem; clause in a sentence;
(responsibility) pattern (of rug)
41914 July Mil opinion, point of view,
(1)01150 illness, ache, sickness, idea, notion, thought, concept,
disease, ailment (see Ne00-0) stand (position), mind (opinion)
MoTh5D: Lg)rti sick leave tone 4 proposal, proposition, worry,
01)31) t .4 sick concern (see ?I n
ark ehoin & en determined
419-cq.p. pink Ji '71 r headstrong,
4440-iti Thursday (see also XcrO.h) intransigeant, willful
5 Orli fifty (see also ?%1;011/) nehr-ri..fiseiii daydream
sergeant
.4)54111:M f,t) VD 4111illeading idea, motif
;halt slander (n.) , calumny (see Mt) (see CM& )
eh TD4. bile, gall (see also ?qv!. ) tc. etyrri decision
th TO 1:1 cm his courage failed tii-n arithmetic, mathematics,
e (T01 : A' gall bladder calculation, figure (number
n ill ill be sour , sour , vi ( of milk) ; bill (account) , check (bill).*
see also 118 0-D M account (report of money spent),
5%.1y) sour, acid checking account
f) 1: silk si) ck accountant (see C: 4.10
etht: silken eil. n 'HT bookkeeper (sae. S )

e.,!1 : 44, silkworm eeh.6 fl accounts

IpC intense heat (see t, L.) 7. falsehood, lie.
 3

UST COPY AVAILARE

?fraudulent, fake (adJ.) property, possession, affluence,

t ultruthful, false (friend) treasure,. produce (of a
h 7: A hospital country), resources (wealth)
Wel T 4)1'1 ri be hospitalized 9 11 U -1') i owner (see ri )
truth eu4,11.50,7)i, economics (see
F just (righteous) , truthful, 07)(7) h )

honest, straight (in business), et It, ma tu natural resources

square (deal) (see "ihe
(hgli7. honesty (fairness), .4,0 rich, wealthy, well -to-do
integrity, probity LP t 4) hotel

e I. ethical (behavior) th ',het commentary, version (account);

th 41 melon, watermelon see .

(hill) necklace, chain (around the 1..4 611 commentator (see rich)
neck) be, become, happen, turn out,
d;ir, combination (see also ti n turn intc (see:also 1-141:=1:.

4) n he has to, he must

`ii 111:f 1. 31) LO. social studies 5-0 anyhow, yet (however),
Pirs.ri constellation nevertheless
edrni, nil social intentionally,
(71. 17 hi)
E.' pun (see ) deliberately, purposely,
alliance, unison, coalition,
-11 /, 4. consciously
union (see also ) 41 A 0-1) (pi. by the way
4)11/4.:6ii society (all the people) P33 11. Ul in any event,
r184111,L;" hand-in.hand), in concert whatever: happens
(SO; Ethiopian, Abyssinian (see FL (19;,0 still (nevertheless),
also siln71 ) notwithstanding.
. U-Irr wealth, riches, fortune (wealth) 11 VI granted that
 4
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

+ pronoun or noun + ?i(h medical (school)

according to, as in t &OLP medical (profession)

according to me) U-1.11 violence, insurrection,

e I. nevertheless, anyway disturbance, agitation, unrest,

e LP f GP tiro be that as it may clamor, trouble, riot (see 4s. 07.+

e LP i 1.1 LP 1 whatever happens, at tl uproar, turbulence,

all events racket, tumult ( 4o u.79)

0-I 1,11:, nevertheless ,,tIcei) money order, draft (of bank)
, ()PTA conjecture; about monument, statue, obelisk,

(approximately) stela

( U.' TA this will do) . memorial (n.)

e LP I impossible th T g apostle
i)50 Ur. Li in any case 111911 sense (power to feel)

circumstance, way (condi- cp atmosphere

tion), state of affairs, status, 11Cfl population, people, crowd,

situation (condition, state), mob, I) tst (h.)

event, attitude, position, manner

mood )*11..n crowd, masses

'13,°11) manner of being, essence, ean-i-n secular (court),

condition, state of affairs public (adj.), popular

11.Ji' see Li e&i.ifl..artfcro-c national anthem

U-11 honest ( judge ) ?WW1.? public (adj.),

structure, edifice, building civic (duty), civil (liberties)

(1111.5i) physician, doctor (see A II 0O) thin sadness, compassion, sorrow,

ih 11,p : hospital grief, affliction (see Ntiti)

T; medicine (doctor's art), mournful

treatment (of disease) if) t1 j pity
 S

COPY
MAI1100.
BEsi
eh H j f if mourner t litt immortality ( see 40
V, twenty ?iqo )1
VI) of, The/o- life, existence (See cIp)).)
4J
1 power, force, strength, 01bil ?It lose consciousness
might, impetus, intensity, 1. give one's
action (effect) life (see ?)/)6. )

n vehemently, strongly, ea) $1 11 biography,

furiously). memoirs
eher.:4iptiair force enlg,,014:somir life insurance
e 4) armed forces tihCMCriq2 vt. eternity
.1) 7 .1`i omnipotent,. almighty, ),CD,..+e animated
powerful ,Q, go, depart, leave, go away
C omnipotenae. thresh grain
-41:Nii. powerful, mighty, strong, Ahn,21 make to go, lead (of
terrific, violent, intense, a way, a road), drive away
ardent, severe (judge, winter), re, get on (of work)
sharp (pain), extreme (heat), till manage, administer,
fierce (heat), high (fever), conduct (affairs), run (a
harsh (words), heavy (drinker) business), ha "dle ( affairs).
4 11/"';`"1- vehemence, strength operate (a factory), carry out
tsyritn. faith, religion Toil departure
e i 3 9 46 sectarian (dispute) manner of walking, gait,
?Ilt-:3A.

tri yr t irreligious
r; procedure. (dal an affair or
ki VT religious pious project devdsys
cz; rii piety develops.
4:i lake MTV administrator,
13.'r %gal': lagoon manager, director.
. 7. C.- immortal ( adj ) alive, living tf,t; stomach, belly, abdomen
I ri
 6
AVAIIABLE
BEST COPY

(r..g; sn L 4, constipate (see NIT, r; jurisprudence

A 1.. 4) ) (see 14, ill b.)

(e) IPA all colic, stomach ache n (lig) rightfully

(see cit Len ) n;11°V-651 ii in the name of

(1),e; constipation the law
e VS; abdominal m legal, legislative,
Q %4I entrails judicial (reform)
u)20-0 glutton, corpulent eNT./...1) bill (in law)
"I r. November cwt. cop G ..ptar:faChamber
tii ,911; of Depui(el
e (I) .e; ra-ri re; railroad cM1 t :51)vic: f Senate
WA Lent ( see also V fit, ) 411 Vi q kslegistrature

e plp Lent Pm% a ft jurist, lawyer

pelo margin (see /30# )

;hi law, rule (of law, of grammar), e)1;gg legitimate, rightful ,

legislation, dogma, doctrine (of lawful. juridicial, valid (will
church), measure (legislatVe e tre heir apparent
enactment) )'1111 legality
hh?)1 1, prosecutor (see 'n n Ui ; see yo
hi) r IL, restore order Y1 91-C continent
;Wrii. 716) 9 legislate (see 01 ) en sinner (see also lift 's%) )

7e0-4%) lawgiver, legislator, lal.?114 evil (n.), sin (n.)

judiciary, lawmaker (see On) ) sinful act (see )

;11'77161h lawless 411100-.t111r sin (v.)

;?1"h .. cr0 ti) 't charter 1/1171if sinful man, sinner,

tror114' constitution evil (adj.)

61 illegal, irregular (see CI y (p1.;h6j) baby, infant (see

14;
 7
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

childhood, babyhood elsewhere (see 1/#3)

eih ill 114 infancy 7)......101 aside from, outside
(1)7-1,' disgrace (see h of, besideslprep.), other
.111 itu) genitals than
7'I WO beside this
)1

A to, for *besides lady. )

A + (imperfect) in order that, in moreover
order to, so that , see ) )
A+ imperfect tiorri- be about to hf1 vassal
k9,,e;110- he is about to leave) X 4.1 night (see also A )
t whetstone 117)-Aiii, 41.7 'X'rt thmidnight
A e 6-5 drivel (n.), spit (n.), spittle, elb 4.1° nocturnal
saliva, froth (on the mouth of a na.1.CD1$ bat
dog) MI fructify, vi. (of ground),
h-i) pearl; knob (on the top of the be verdant, prosper, thrive
flagpole); globe (see also A To )
1) be slack (rope), slacken (vi.), ?lin cultivate (trees)
be loose, relent, loosen (vi.) develop (land), make to prosper
M) soften, slacken (vt.), flourish
loosen (vt.), relax hp fertile, rich (soil),
AA loose, soft, lax, lenient, productive (soil), prosperous
indulgent 116114.development (of land)
lenience, lenient attitude prosperity
,
-
`% another, different, liptitf fertility (of soil)

further (adj.) iicrobe reducedto a fine powder,

:::11.1/C- anybody else, someone else be soft, be tender

;;;;).. (1, anywhere else ('D cow

.I'1 ,
 8
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

hoctl lime (fruit), lemon into the habit,. be habituated,

in ri4;r1 tit 1 kneecap be used to, adapt to, acclimate
lion, barely, a touch of (see 4r01)) learn (get used to)
send forth leaves, be verdant, thetct, be customary, be usual

be green (see also ) ) f'?irorei adjust oneself, adapt

71 co make verdant oneself
h 50hp green (leaves), tender hats accustom, domesticate,
(leaves), lush' (grass), fertile, accept (include into a group)
verdant familiaiTize oneself,
'I.A9P,,Q,
A5 A; cc!. fertility, exuberant be acquainted (with work),
vegetation practice, rehearse (a play)
51-tr 4, uncircumci zed N h 90,1 accustom, acclimatize,
4'147.1+ development (of land), exercise, vt. (horses)
prosperity (see h ) h 9 ji tame, tamed, accustomed
?1701) (0) beg, beseech, pray (ask), A ,E1..h,e, Li domesticate
entreat, supplicate, adjure, A9.9iNitll pet
invoke, implore, plead, appeal 95, custom, habit, usage,
(request) , urge practice, routine, way (custom)_
Acs begging, entreaty, request, manners, convention
supplication, plea ApA habit, experience (n.)
--->11`riTbeggar, mendicant A 5-0A u.seasoned (troops)

Ae co why? (see 501 ) A54 54f g exercise (military),

710-z-,..7 specimen, sample (see also caDCs) experience, practice, drill,

ileg.z.Y.; fertility (of soil); see A crci maneuvers (of army)

)3-..0,gn why? (see pLeril ) A9,2,T chronic
144 beggar mendicant ( see C.0 ) A;'uel7tihardened (criminal)
;. 0.Z be accustomed, adopt habits, get DA06:c exercise, n. (of a book)

18
 9
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

f 99,f apprentice A ft h 9* X A be moderate (reply)

e * A Ike, accustomed, habitual, be gentle (sound)

familiar, customary, usual, soft' (cUshion, ground),

ordinary, characteristic (habitual) smooth (stone, disposition),

common, normal (temperature), sleek, mild (tobacco) , tender

natural (voice), regular (price) (meat), dainty (dress),

thcoAextraordinary, anomalous, fluffy (pillow)

strange (behavior) :cmaleasoft. drinks

hytti; kind of cloak worn by boys and ORA delicacy (delicate

made of sheepskin, mantel of cloth quality)
or lion skin worn in battle hhAh soft, mild, delicate
h Jaerd B) grease, smear,. daub A.h)C shoeshine boy
r0-41 plain (embroidery) , smooth, elastic, rubber band,
t. irai
polished tube, garter
"Anal IA ?is ro m chew (gum) , munch hel% (B) plaster (v.)
(on a cookie), masticate plaster' (n.)

h *3 en st-h co m coax 31'11) language

't 9 allo flexible (stick) iv Amharic, lit.
fn 49 elk, subservient language of the King
egidiPirolimber (branch) ?L scholar, expert, learned
7',p'; leprosy persona4zee.----4*-3 of (la I) 49

)it lick (see also p1h tongue' ) TO A /its.) archangel

pet Li lap up /t. 4.. 4701 n c chairman
, be soft, be smooth, become
rinnr; 4.# fr° nc iij chairmanship
supple /14:1 q) head priest (see
?-,7,,11.4 soften, loosen (the soil), lirtj )

smoothen, mellow (the character) A.4); archbishop

19
 10

BES( COPY AVAILABLE

)4 be preeminent, be more than, be A Ori professional mourner

ahead of 0+ let go, let free, let out,
increase, raise
711.+ let loose, release, cede,
m+ foremost, eminent desert (vt.), quit a job,
4/1, scholar, expert, learned free (a prisoner), relinquish,
person, chief vacate (an apartment), wear
eminence, preeminence off (color)
11.1' distinction (excellence), 14+ send away, dismiss
scholarship (possession of to 4) be discharged, be
knowledge) deserted (village), be free
more, farther (room)

1, 4, stray (cattle) ; see h hhh+0 drive out, remove

?4? soil, stain; whitewash, rinse (stains), dislodge, make go
(clothes) away, separate people who
1.1 4 rinse (dishes, clothes)) are fighting
wash (clothes) M44 extricate, disengage,
?. h sailed, dirtied disjoin
r o glean, gather (wood), pick +4 move (change residence:
(fruit), peck (grain), pasture h+ stray (cattle)
h.trt take to pasture, make to gtql see
graze A.41)1°,8430
A45o: AR; cl) head and all tB) stammer, stutter
* 1 oh, ?Iheigf) weep, cry, lament, It 41 h be lukewarm, be tepid
wail, mourn a dead person tln, ?)n make to sweat
el lamentation, wail, crying, Mn o. perspire, sweat
mourning 11 sweat, perspiration
Ott mourner "VI feather of bird
20
 ii

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

h,ri thief hrir garment, clothes, dress,

/69 nil index finger costume, gown, robe, apparel

49 5:74h tag (children's game) (see And )

hPla' theft, larceny A-11h:ti bs tailor (see )
1141 heart, intelligence suit
A-nt NA mark (pay attention to). 47 C g: Ailh blanket
be mindful, notice, take notice 141:Ailh slip (sleeveless
x,1, L7 take note, notice, garment)
make sure, pay attention Asn PI raincoat
h.n.. OM fiction An. (B) cause nausea, make
t Wipt: Ain novel to vomit
/An CiAA troitifinovel Wm bit (of bridle), harness
7111.1r). at will, freely (sseaay.wison).r1.1 perspicacity, reason (see ho
*n44) heartily, truly, warmly, 319 e cordial (see )

sincerely AnA (B) sew a strip of leather

um inmost (desire), inner around the edge or the bottom
ri intelligent of a basket
AnsC reason, perspicacity ;IPA horse blanket
WIT cordial hne4(B) sheet (with metal)
A t1 singe, burn on the surface A). day (see also O i t )
n C n tv: A n di pepper burns me )1. fleshy sheep's tail
Atilit wear, put on a dress, get h night (see also h h.A)
dressed, cover oneself up, A:f...tifi around the clock
dress (vi.) eit/10q bat
hhntii dress (vt. ) , clothe someone Afot(13) butt (sheep), quarrel (men)
Arfrt covering, cover (of book) aMtir0 lock together, vi.
hiv't , see beloW (of arms)

21
4 12
BEST COPY MAKE

it.tC liter A : iOthat's right

hot blottery (adv.) sharp (exactly),
linen at the precise moment,
114 roof of the mouth, palate of precisely, promptly, exactly,
mouth just (exactly), on the dot
A ten mash (chickpeas) n:3+(imperfect)even as
)(161%..api sulk to with moderation
711!, husk tn.) ettvis,ilis-) speed limit
tai.h prince, Highness AMA (B) light(pipe, cigarette).
?IMO. princess set fire to, scald
R 7 (B) measure (v.)2 ritit (v.), Anermimess around,
gauge...v(4%3 "hi e ee agitated, be confused, be
ttme-(vv4 disorderly, be dissolute in
measure tn.)) one's conduct
measurement, size, proportion M1?1 ti)h wanton (behavior),
(See also ;ID AL% roA74) loose (conduct)
interjection expressing surprise h71111 butchery shop
A7lhalter / 23t. butcher

hI'l legal size paper ?)%ri) in smear, anoint, grease,

send, remit, ship off blame on someone, falsely)
tl)71 run errands pin a crime on someone
t?i*P171, messenger, messenger boy, WI, touch with its nose, sniff
errand boy, page 1104(B) knestd flour for bread
See also Co 7) if) in A
ta
ifi AGYN nut, almond
AMn.) measure, measurements, size, ACM(B) change (vt.), shift,
proportion (see A7) transform, alter, permute,
;; (adj.) correct, right (correct) switch (direction), trade
22
 13

BEST CM AVAILABLE

(exchange), barter, convert melodious, mellow (tone)

-mom be changed, change (vi.), h MY) Ago Z Akihgelpforever
mutate (see aihr
1141nDmvary (vt.) bin (B) be tender be smooth,
f11;11141) vary (vi.), exchange be soft, be supple
mutually, interchange, rotate ?awn make to be smooth, soft
(take turns), fluctuate, be in m441;01 gentle (breeze)
flux All in smooth, soft, gentle
Nhcp(Dal diversify *l114811 howl (of dog)
h041Nchange (n.), alteration, he (B) distinguish, discern,
exchange* differentiatey.discriminate,
(0 DIP/.1 .4e:hcpeprevolution) assort, dissociate, disentangle
/sic:N.(11 changed, altered separate, divide (separate),
410-a-tIlexchange En.) recognize, identify
aDlla elmutation the be segregated, be
120/1904ichange, interchange separated, differ, be different
11900N
eu something which helps be distinguished'
to transform or to change /lye sort, classify, spread
l'Aq fig>, variable, inconsistent, apart, decompose (vt.),
volatile, unstable, spotty (work) dismantle (a bookcase)
At00411evel, adj. (voice) five differ, be different,
0 m immutable, invariable diverge (of opinion) , separate
e;Tri Q, A f (ristable (currency) (vi.), be divided (opinion),
Apispeak in caressing manner part (vi.), come apart, be at
grace, charm variance, disjoin (vi.),
dull (person) decompose (vi.), contrast (vi.),
graceful (dancer), branch off, adjourn (vi.)
23
 14

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

?ate take apart, part march up and
(separate), estrange, iaienate down
Awkh:he master the alphabet on, on top of, in
plo exactly, precisely addition to, in the act of,
hg special, different, distinctiv% over, about (in connection with
private (special), extraordinary niq, up there
(special) 11.1c, at, on, on top of
bitAik distinct, various 7111.thi there (in that matter
ht ill difference, divergence, Atttlei together, at the
distinction, division, discrep- same time
ancy, variation, conflict (of on top
044
opinion), contrapar4 gap --rme? above, upwards,
(difference) beyond, more than, in addition
Mg characteristic tn.) to besides
voile prominent feature, singu- Ineenrvirtilo to excess, too
larity (special feature), hallmark, much, unusually, beyond
badge, mark measure

ntIle specially, 741.4)*Miso furthermore, moreover

especially, chiefly, in particular, besides, again (moreover)

particularly OA- -1$0 upwards, toward the

e f he peculiar, particular top, up to

(special), characteristic (special) (le/ upper

eth3e varied, different, erl)t, superior (in the

dissimilar, variant (adj.) office) ; chief
Vi idle, indistinct )1J top (adj.)

on, upon, above rmol superiority, mastery

t?.../igli superficially (upper hand)

24.
 15
AVAILABLE
BEST COPY

g,see n e ---) (See also' 04 II*, et3

1! Or0-1 only for show (see k 4- infancy, childhood, boyhood
Li

rift see
gq 'Ile set h r
(see tia CO 11,P,

Arta, birth, Christmas, Nativity A ringpirl; see oh:1E (di ,21).

(see CD/ifill /1 I (B) hit (the ball), bat

01015o: ho happy birthday! h dash, vt. (the waves
Are4 payday dashing the boat)
A, o. on the first PhiS curved stick
AA child, boy, title of a young fresh (butter)
nobleman (see 4I) A A ) ?I 1 pn bamboo shoot
1/14 young woman Ap *1411 c new shoot
A :711 el. young people plane (a board)
eXik s Za grandchild, granddaughter ma! plane (carpenter' s
grandson tool)
e et' daughter.ia.law ht)1 rough (plank)
41.1a daughter ti C railway station
Cr?? : new -born baby ?lin work with ill will and
Wir;:i) k son badly, be lazy
e ha:11A person of good family AfiroT recalcitrant (cattle),
nephew, niece refractory (ox)
e?)rp:ii: half-brother, half. 711'40(B)bridle (a mule), put
sister on the bit
,1; half-brother , half- 31Ilb bridle, rein, bit
sister muleteer, who takes
0)-*M:llk cousin care of the stable
e a), A.50 1)1 nephew, niece (B) be generous, be charitabl
()(0: ? adoptive son 117h generous (donor).

2
 16
COPS NOBLE
SEST
liberal, bountiful hnit3, (13) paste, patch, glue:
61h/it generosity affix (a label), stick (a
generosity, liberality, stamp on the envelope)
magnanimity, largess (c)
EF
patch (on the tire)
71, tit) legation 7}47,1 smooth hair
* in, 11 mock, make fun of, 611 shave (vt.)
deride, make a face, loaf VA, shave (vi.)
(5)..1) 4 bow, bend (vi.), duck plep, razor
11 h stretch out (vi.); see also )ikh eraser
A MM it LI, toil (v.), work much, grow
fl he: 't i lie outstretched tired; grow soft
herihp, flat (roof), broad 1%71 it soften, tan (hide),
(expanse) tire out

Z.41 dough, batter 11 soft, pliant

1,11 peel (vt.) , scrape, strip, abrade, ht).- hard work, toil (n.) ,

bark ( a tree) , rub (the skin) , exertion, weariness; softness

shell (eggs) , pare (an apple) Was chatter, talk too much,

VIM peel (vi.) talk nonsense

(II bark, peel A cal &, talkative, loquacious,

Z)tli 61> rind, parings chatterbox

4,n1 without a saddle, not loaded 1. chatter, prattle

(horse or mule) languid, flabby, limp

bark (n.), peel (see ) (cardboard)
a1(11 (B) stretch (a hide); see h 7t1iI lethargic condition
also h h hltiff see N:
1/4. fi 61 expand, vi. (tire) 513
roa;,-, rind, parings (see len ) :14 as to, with regard to

20
 17

AVAILABLE
BEST COPY

- 50 also, and 0.0116.e social

middle, center, among (194i1'50stamp (seal), rubber
(see N A stamp, seal (see 'II f )
n .-- toy amid, amidst C3 441,i,, h engineer
no-ouh. in the meantime 5,i)r:. orbit
IA interior 0-4UY) center, middle (see
oath, vow, pledge ( see 03A ) NinA, (rt , ail tro yri
Viall..17 be under oath n among
eetytiTl pledge allegiance o'D u 7i 11 average, middle (ads),
Oh % a z All pledge of allegiance medial, mean, adj. (halfway
cizi)-C erudite (man), intellectual between two extremes)
(seelittio (rol QIJ 071 layman, .illiterate
99-00-c. erudite (lecture), To If;) ). illiteracy
scholarly (lecture) eti C folder, case of hide (for
,3.%)di?,11 handkerchief a book)
L.7.A/tiL.'t- pity, pardon, mercy, con- Ct1;1)01 womb, uterus (see I E/1 )
fession, forgiveness, amnesty, el scheme, guess
remission of taxes (see °IL) dra-ii: CO5 make a guess
L.1 show mercy in711'.5° hypothesis
t101.4t:50411)Year of Grace (i.e. ro : (I) !.1, go haywire
Ethiopian year) n S011 *. 4, guess
P3bilit. ruthlessly IT wholy, entire ( see fa/ )
"'I ill: association, society, organi- whole, full, complete,
zation, corporation, congregation plenary, active (member),
guild, league (see Ivor.) solid (hour), even (number);
al G-011 ri akti;9: (JO f C League see tiol
of Nations :f to-x completely, entirely,
27
 18

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

wholly, throughout, absolutely full, complete, whole

nen% fully, in full, throughout ;) fragmentary
n wholeheartedly
A47 OVI in 9 AltA A. favored,
crti A swear, vow, take a vow, take favorite, skilled (in house-
an oath hold things)
0'0,fili oath, vow rjh 031A% 4. favor, grace (favor)

op?' fill (vt., vi.),be filled, h;i141 andord.n.,) a n del 69

fill out, fill up, be full of, roh;0:11)A asidervokgva Ahan
be plentiful, abound, flood (vi.),4terihh implore, beg.
overflow (vi.), rise. (of river), pressingly .

charge (the la t t ep-o) oblong, oval

r) (A)) answer (be latble) 41h ash bew down (a branch),
feN) swell, vi. (with joy), prune a tree
be alive with nhicA enlist, recruit (into the
103,?) make complete, complement, army), draft (to the army)
supplement, fill (a need) 9VA 3b A conscript
cirq1111 there is plenty of it, 50,117bh..6).1.,e,C recruit
it exists in abundance * ilph qo h 7) ph ph roll (dough)
abl) whole, entire 0-000T exercise (in 'a book);
1

t4' e)11- Z111, complete (for other see 11 ..e,

meanings see 004. ) ,r4 A (B) return (vt. ) , bring

i0i) spring (of watch) back, hand back, give back,
ritiz4i purely (entirely) put back, render (give back),
11.7 71:"teSc,g) by and large, repulse (repel), restore,
approximately, more or less repay, reply, answer, respond
)5.3 complement (n.) troisrit return (vi.). come
et affsii exhaustive, adequate, back, go back, revert, retro-
gress
28
 19
En con AVAILABLE

W101416 redeem (pay back), rih tongue (see )

make give back 9-051 rj ;IP who has a sharp tongue '
71thielit etiCp-) throw up tT second -class 44.41
(roVtlii repeat several times hte: LI,: 6)..second-rate
tro)hei go to and fro, commute pOt answer (n.) , reply (see eohisi)
(between places), shuttle * tro) I jA) spoil (pamper)
N0V)hei take back and forth, cuddle (spoil)
transport (NO tp spoiled (child)
-(1,9;C: d'ohtil retaliate, requite ovvo end (see h40 )
(see n ,p, ) 011) 4./:A/W-endless
,e, AT keep back roil 71 in (pl. oi ) angel
fa-011h answer (n.), response, (see , and CD1(1) )
reply (n.), change (in money) nil ?III angelic
in 11 abhili on the o-031;sin archangel
side of h'?,En ). message, mission, errand,
oltiel again communication (message); see In
50171 answer, reply e'Dhli714. special delivery
do >l ?1 ii time and again, to t messenger, emissary,
repeatedly courier, delegate, envoy,
015100)71 in return representative
ticket 1)4:Y1;1t?l delegation
Ci rb transportation * Cmett , 110A71 worship, idolize,
irD 1 answer (n. ) , response, reply, deify, adore (worship)
change (in money); see Co h 0-0;11). divinity
h 6 rn answer, talk back th,41V11 (pl.thetiMil.) deity, god
A?' t.'11.`t round-trip ticket k cult
---40 41 h after (time) avii;) angel (see a 0.4 )

.envoy-r-del.egate
 20

MI COPY AVAILABLE

o-ohl fond f. ft a phenomenon, expression

(174101 form, looks, appearance (aspect), fc14114/ observer, onlooker,
air (appearance), feature, comp spectator, audience (of
plexion (see ?)Y ) television)
thp ro tip handsome ?16011)711 applicant
4'0 7? 44c handsome, good.looking him 0111).11bdemonstrative
P 4.4
CD 6 )/1 NI ugly (see a) ) pronoun
u... Dee also #71nIntp 3 ea Nor application (request),
To Wry) 51) beautiful, good (pee GUM) official letter
ii*Nr1:014,64 handsome "Vollg trumpet, horn (instrument)
*goibirr fireh7)t look, look on, view, 0414 divinity (see f0A71)
watch, consider, give considers- Cithr+111. divinity

tion, take into consideration, am rill )1 :1 1.,1 throw a glance

it
observe, notice, take into . (see to A71`ia )

account, consult ( a dictionary) , gopart see 1/1111 11

refer to, pertain (relate), respect 01171.emeasure (unit), scale

(concern), regard1cOncern); see (measure), gauge, index

also el) eb in 7 L.1 (measure); see An
h /1 7) t signify, signal, give 01A+041bsomething which helps
evidence, show, indicate, hint, to transform or to change
denote, point out, observe, (see ha)a))

express (indicate), stand for snLit '.nit 41 transformer

(represent), submit an application characteristic tn.);
t it hlint survey, skim through* see ite

(a book) prominent feature, special

5 iti)(4 indication, sign, gesture, feature, hallmark (see h e

signal, cue, symptom, mark, marker atIlLebi million
 21

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

9/1,/, implore Imip trigger (of gun)
1COI IAA intercede pi) 611 razor razor blade ( see in), )
716V1* intercessor co. boDh 44:71A be slippery (see
61) 114 intercession, inter- also *Olhe)
vention, good services *IMO passage, goo4 (see flb. )
Olihree rise early ( bre,:+104/ get tit) lookout
up early) olco small boy
91121 early (in the morning), Q2 ? small girl
early morning, at daybreak A A be
et)ffa dissoluble, dissolve, vi.
rohl! curved stick (see J ) (salt in wat4 melt, vi.
g plane (carpenter's tool); (of sugar), thaw, vi. (of ice)
see in IfICIA be soluble (sugar in
cro A a) bark (a tree), depilate, skin, water)
fall out (hair) NeVik dissolve (vt.), melt,
lose the hair, become bald
ezh in vt. (sugar in water)
Zs al escape, break out (escape), roCert4. solution (of sugar,
break loose, slip from the hand salt in water)
oalit() miss 01Zosjr. professor, master (teacher);
ro;)tri bald see *oziL
4,TD:wpro escape (n.)
t
cop r. teaching
*(!041). 911410171 slip from the hand, irOrehi in entlq11: tria) return
escape, be slippery (see also ticket (see sithrio
03 4)61111) 90-047; transportation (see go 111
00. h Gb slippery 9 n ?Iv application (request);
61)):Ihtibe slippery, slip from see * rbhnt
the hands 0504 guideline, directive,
hg-Ci;
tfib: (-soundly (vigorously) instruction, formula, manual
(see irolv.)
31
 22
BEST COPY AMIABLE

e5°111 r°,014 recipe PG:thrill leading idea, motif

,1116.0 1#70,011S recipe .( see W(r ) 0.054b3 guideline, directive,
f11)1ee, rb 9°143 headquarters instruction, formula (recipe),
7IL al ; 0960 police manual
headquarters Moira management (handling),
eliair.if spatula (see d'unh) conduct, policy, leadership
sticrit iowapt ..)40 tiffs c etse chisel (n.)
4.14 c-f4).1 91, pardon, forgive, have mercy,
clod, in Pirt A at echo hirari=0,-.4 have pity, have compassion -

0 aims boast, glory, reliance, toiL be granted remission

dependence (see *evr) ) (of debts)
el 61 complement (n.) ; see pi 7iu1it7vnihaC;icriCei may the
.7:650aal,biotter (see franip Lord make you well! (used when
guide, be ahead, march at wishing health to a sick person
the head of, direct, conduct (an [See also 304)1.) )
orchestra), pilot (a ship) roll/. , 191.,learn, study, receive
Vo!.- follow the lead, be an education, take a course
Ottoit4,4)
governed (guided), be ruled by, in, be accentuated (litrengthsam
be destined for (bound for) thtfiL teach, instruct,
'6046-. head toward, make for, educate, hold classes, give
lead toward lessons, send to school
ezt guide, leader, leading telt, student, pupil
spirit, pilot, head (of govern- 'anvil) teacher, instructor
ment) , conductor (of orchestra) ; l'i tit 9 L,10 teaching
see also 00 716' t-1.104/., beginner
441,Vi leadership, guidance, ritit 4 i b3.6-61-1!)ti textbook
direction (guidance) efoca, learned, literate, edu-
cated
a
 23

BEST COPY AVAILABL

IPL?'4004:literacy campaign )40414. be bitter about, be

411
(See also 50VC insfylici4ovC9 embittered, angered
9c honey hZIL complain
serious, implacable (enemies) &G. bitter
seriously( see aDIL 501..1, bitterness

($04.1 seriously 4 serious, implacable

P4..

seriousl'implacable (enemies), (enemies)

seriously etriLL, deadly (enemies)
.41
rPcril SO. he is serious about it, eft 377 4"0 c r acrimonious
he means business 7 gather, pick up, glean
'fl;;;Or seriously al 01 plough (see It L )
ic animal fat cir:71 military music
VW', morale eiC7i gear (of car)
aci,:40;)..) marmalade, jam 0.0 L. 4 (3) bless, give benediction,
471;L:41,, investigate, examine (of inaugurate, dedicate
doctor), inspect, test (the blood), UV?.,ifr(7q) throw in (add as
probe, question (seek information), a gift)
do research, check (the bill, 1'4731,4 graduate (vi.)
study (a problem) iiShn't4 graduate (vt,)
16;06.0/. reason (think logically) 5DL4 , in ePt VA commence-
50041,.. research (n.), investiga- ment (graduation exercises)
tion, diagnosis, inquiry, probe, 4. (11) graduate (n.)
examination (of a witness), 301:ft bleseng, benediction,
analysis (testing), check up compliment
kTz,reroc reason, logic ta.)I-411.: graduate (n.)

a4 Hi 4.1 inquisitive. 0-01,:le broth, gravy

taste bitter, be sour (green 5-044 saliva, spittle
fruit)
 24

BEST COPY
AVAIIABLE
91) 14 If it expectorate gla c 7a captite, prisoner
as I. 41 fisherman's net of war
e trot .11. h volleyball 5DCgil' captivity
ro t be cleared and threshed (grain) eri.ei:gro ravishing
ro 1,.1* reap, harvest, raise triCii) grade (in an.exam)
(wheat) az! Ergi antidote
90 r 1. crop, yield, product (of 01 C71 p vessel (ship), boat, ship
farm) r. bar' sz tit; mast
4-'0/..l)b earth, ground, 'soil, terrain, efric:J.Dc.nri warship
land, lot (of land), track of ;74 rIT sailor, seaman
land, bottom (of lake) see r9
Ce141, terrestrial it in 0)iit lean on a stick
311 land holding ST3C7).11 walking stick, crutch,
ri A cote`? landowner (see 71 ) stilt
cp te`t iv ? without rhyme or 01./1 (B) envenom, contaminate,
reason (see it u9 infect, poison
0.0 b. daughter-in-law froLn be afflicted
, see CO b. trot:14 poison, venom

" y take prisoner in war, capture,

I " r: poisonous, venomous
4:11)

captivate, begui3e (charm), 40:4/,'N inflammation (of eye)

attract (win the attention), 0-0C11 poison, venom (see Olndi )
magnetize (attract), fascinate, CrOCM`liq poison (a dog)
bedazzle, absorb (take up the r.1.1% ?),P,ta()poison (food)
attention), appeal (be attractive) e0):*H:rilh poison gas
191-7; be a captive corfj4 poionous, venomous,
Vi attractive pestulent (disease)
n: t captivity, loot, booty, TDCflannouncement of death (see
trophy
el
 $ 25
AtArcope4.11

¶A (B) file (v.) , rasp (v.) 4481E OVC el: safety pin

101,4 file (tool), rasp (n.) e(DLO:00C442 pin

TOO: proof, evidence, information, sr L iss airport, 'resting place
intelligence (secret information), (see )

fact (see4fri.,t1 )
trit,1,3i:(9pwaiting room
1) information desk /Lei 19 t. 43.g, ri,4 lounge (in
10
/I-II sledgehammer a hotel)
JO %' plaster a wall with mud. II/ farm, field, land which
54,./:1) plaster has been tilled (see r tt1 )
litir:..;fan (v.); see 4/L1/) 49 n dig a hole for planting
rniv fan (n.) ; see 4i.ln-m (see 9 )
ao niTiopedal (see OM) tanned hide
JO:,4) choose, select, pick out, 50111 lunch, midday meal

elect, screen (choose), opt, 4-0 (A) be like, look like,

prefer, have preference for resemble, liken, simulate,
tODLM be chosen, be destined seem, appear
Mtpfn compare two objects in 0;114 (B) speak in parable*.
order to choose speak in proverbs
jr0,741 select (adj.), best, (meal (4)-) think, judge,

choicest suppose, feel, have a feeling

30:010. excellence (of food) ?1?16)1111 make believe, pretend,

00!.ra? chooskre imitate, feign, assume (feign),

p:(1A choice, selection, option, act (make believe)
election, voting holoh agitate (shake),
'0-17/...talternative (adj.). stir (the soupi.

pr,is), see Ira t. m Intnh look alike, be alike,

II! cor.; needle, injection, shot (injec.;,*1. be similar, resenPle one

tion), syringe another, be identical, be
5
 26
BEST Copy AVAILABLE

homogeneous, correspond (be alike) CorPiPIA ladder

be parallel COI h 4.3 laughing stock (see 4.01hip )

7%1 41111h compare 5ohill deputy, substitute of a
0.0 congenial magistrate (see cronii )
D, proverb, allegory, maxim, "Ih4.1", in eltip:oViiiW pastime
parable, pattern (example), (see NAL )
figure ( image) , symbol, saying, eGheicti't agreement, settlement,

instance (example) conformity,(see fig )

( ilfolh, for instance) Top C line, busline, circuit
ph4 image, effigy, figure (of telephone), stripe (see
(picture) 41W co Z. )

30P111 deputy, substitute of a pietic nail

magistrate olive.btg ruler (for drawing lines)
tragiosii ei A resemblance, similarity, see *igirol..)
analogy trieliT small earthen pot used
ni:.(113 spatula for cooking or storing food
sort of r: large ax
-.4mirlisi
parallel, similar, akin, lentil
synonym fp herill4 rill (n. ) ; see es GM L
f 61x141 tifo Vi parallelism pp, ,z0 east, Orient (see 10/.4) )
?,:;lb image t pig 64 oriental
Its:14P, copy, reproduction, Sop) tr.101) east ( adj . )
imitation eastern
e;; h?) improbable joint base Iv.), found (base).
e shan't lay the foundation of a house
,
%1 61 whetstone (see ) 1.ao1.ut,t rest (be based),
1)e. I) paralysis (see a 11 h ) depend on, be subject to,

36
 27

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

be conditioned, hinge on, be e (Tic: nil Z t weapon

contingent (dependent) licrquia in cePIAP110 office

MALI. foundation, base, basis, (see W4, & ?)
pivot (base), essence, origin .00.11d something to tie with
(base), keystone (string, chain), thong,

O'brjraT founder (n.) strap (of sandals), leash

gotan le fundamental, basic, (for the dog), see Mi.

radical (basic), primary (Of eavri 661 shoelace,

meaning) shoestring
4towL,Ttilisall revolution 001471 evidence, proof, explana.
OWL) foundation, base, basis, tion, demonstration, instance
pivot (base), essence, origin (see 42) .0)
(base), keystone (see ensint ) Yortni pillar, post, pole, central

irountIn.h irrational, ground- pillar of the round Ethiopian

less house

::111: row LI charter eg9g/141. pew, mast

1'1 "tin4 according to, in hjoiri wipe, rub, wipe away (tears)

accordance with, in concordance * CrolieN, ?Igo PIA m ix up (cards).-

with, in conformity with, in confuse, tangle up, put in

answer to the shape of a cross (denomina-

licotin.t substantially, tive form 47C4J4t4 'cross')

essentially tror!Ptit intersect, be

t/
rittg:/towt,:f according to interwined

50?0,41 see e gDp1 &ie feorV.ph be disorderly, be

X41 j,, tool, instrument, implement, a shamble

mechanism, equipment, arms (see t0)) Motti4tt7 Apset (put in

'n t LI 3 heavy artillery disorder), snarl (vt.)

37
 28
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

Dee also fOhliNi 51q/401141)3 0) if 0 3% iemembrance, souvenir,

001 cross (see /1i 4A and token of remembrance,
* atil`th ) reminder, memorandum, memento,
43h eni Red Cross note (see 110) 141 )
irOtleniT: eD)-)7 crossroad, e'q h I (DI Apt. notebook
intersection e drat! asi diary
4 A T: g cross. examination qhjat; notice, public notice,
ei spatula
ral announcement, advertisement
Nits hanger (see et 1V' ) (see 0015)
e 1)41 hianoh411 clothes hanger P tu 0 42 h t: Ministry
50ti 14z1 mess, mix.up, clutter, of Information
chaotic condition (see * col #11) h .40 4 h 1'4* glass, pane
3oN64X3:7104) go on a rampage, of glass, mirror
ransack, leave a shamble h ft,: preposition
trOricl a round footed basket of CT* rift:JD conjunction (in grammar);
woven straw upon which food is see also ra I/CDC
placed (it serves as a table) 141.7 sterile (cow)
bf-1141 kind of rosary nti irrigation canal
0.0Airsi drawer (see rig) ) evil!) lose strength (from illness
rcert wife, spouse (see also egvh.o or excessive work)
h e rtInl :i)L)- widower CD 6.1 nhif one stringed violin
aph mit., hospitality (see 'Mire) ) CrQ t1 :1%re) 1.), see el 117) A

rOtit7Tzarticle (in grammar) * ;0 fro, , 11.7.;) -6, ruminate,

Q ei Ir. obit ht?Cdefinite article chew the cud
Mr1.1S% 0.0 tl) 50C indefinite C-410) meadow, field, pasture
article trilitria testify, bear witness.
CotitI. chewing gum attest, certify
38
 29

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

al ern L h) bear witness on behalf of gratitude, appreciation

kr ertn rri bear witness against (gratitude), glory (praise)
$6/%11)r witness, testimony PtiPvirvi)Ln say the blessing
e50111)C:(01.0 certificate, eph2c grateful (letter)
report card- Nher.h 7i meritorious
OVhin.9 September "hi t; rahl thank you!
cro r(1 Russia Cro Pellet morgue, hi spe
aptirilis Russian (language) (mein) (B) enthrall, enrapture
at) hr ) window tan()) be absorbed (one's
e tart: Phi-ft windowpane attention), be rapt, be
ni poor (miserable), poor devil lost (in a book), be ravished,
destitute, wretch, wretched, be engrossed in
hapless, miserable fig' fin abstraction (absence
IrDelng socket (see ) of mind)
type! sacrifice (n.);. see W gp ntettut in complete oblivion
IIT'f61: ?Ilium sacrifice (v.) with rapture
air UM, altcrk ( see .t.0 tp ) eteph/f) abstracted (absent-
ire ;) grindstone, whetstone, minded)
sharpener (for knifes); see r)1) h1:141 h ea termite
01,11 sort of (see TON) ) , roriiti) L intrigue
* MITA hatni) thank, be grateful, (scheme secretly), connive
appreciate (be grateful), compli- (see "'h&c)
ment, approve (speak well), 5.° h RL c secret, secrecy, mystery,
commend, praise, glorify enigma (see * 11)

trofin$ be praised, get the credit, johinc..* in L keep a secret

take credit L/54111: clandestine,
51)h3c thanks, praise, compliment, intimate (details)

39
 30
BEST COPY
AVAILABLE

trt. secret (message). einrCiniadvot (see * n in L)

secretive, enigmatic O'D 61 (3) entrench oneself, be
O'D h awl, large needle (see int 'sew' ) entrenched, fortify
rt anvil
crp
phi citadel, fort, fortifi.
ntli.L3 measure (for liquids); cation, stockade
see 6, 1, CIONfilplace where one sells
Quill LI, el, carfare (see 66,c ) (see )

Crohqi duke, prince (see elk!) ) ttblin OA% ticket office

Tr:0111) it aristocracy 4r7) I) reed, rush
0"0 ri get evening, it is late In 44 see 10 4)
elqi spend the evening, stay up 4704 warm (vi.), be warm, be
late, be late in the evening, heated, feel hot, pick up, vi.
do something in the evening (of business)
Mi1,4 t o-0 good evening& ic go 4) warm (vt.) , warm up,
?Ith? late in the evening, keep warm, heat, heat up
at a late hour 14919A) boom (of business)
5Dril COni be late in the evening 1,4: AA be lively (cheerful)
ph.). evening li'111:10# warm oneself by
TO-F dirge the fire .

Tt) sorghum, millet B cp warm ones..1.1-ef in

rbr,,Mvsubway, tunnel, underpass the sun
(see AP ) 01)-4) hot, warm
tro:Fitpgroom, bride, bridegroom 00.0heat, warmth
04-17112.1 couple, newly married TO warm (climate), warm
couple weather, hot
0.071 4,0 downward flight (see 44411) `11):194: n1 7. tropics
tot evening (see 0-016 ) e 4) gracious (home)
afrt spouse, wife (see also 41131 ) 411:1.)A,rcl melting pot ( see Je )

40
 31
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

(79 4015 stop, place whexe one halts ePfc 911ff/radiator

(see ;01 ) (of car)
A(Orl-h:00*611,S bus stop Oil snack (see tfe )
01)ln al seat ( see * of SOO 0"04,0150 foreword, preface,
tTD 4, a6 pencil sharpener (see cl)L. g ) prologue (see +Aro )
(rb+h scissors, clippers 01)4,0 sanctuary (see )

00 4) w 41 calamity; catastrophe, tte: gizzard

disaster, scourge, affliction, 4sioq chaplet, telsiti , rosary
plight (see ) (see §rnL )
al++ languish (in prison) .0" 0 ts ei) j, 3 calendar
0.p IBC grave, tomb, sepulchre, fD+61), ovi5% penalty, fine
cemetery (see +/IL ) (see 41)
(Vol) .1)C ; A.17 t, tombstone 001:Atmortar for pounding (see Oclia)
0.0111:0D/H7C cemetery r 414 food (See 17 )
arr .1)t see rib O'0) V, r dining room
col)); see 1b4 oiLm. lightning, stroke of
nchtf. small woman,s belt, girdle lightning, thunder bolt
(see chtt ) (see n )
ep,t c equator fLfl b.1 lamp, light (see Tar)
al tongs ( see*ti j'A )
0.02A,) m 94) w light switch (see )

*ref; too 4) 7; feel envy toward, wish 94) al big jar for keeping liquid
harm due to envy cool (see n L,e, )
5O envious TO-n} right (privilege), title
..oceisii`t envy (privilege), liberty (privilege
cm tI i, g paddle (n.), oar, rudder A 0 :off / privilege
(see 01 ) fl 4)L 3 comb (v.), see * 1
at) +1 c If refrigerator, freezer ( see raj. beat, hit, strike, spank,
smite, thrash, knock (hit),
41
 32

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

hammer in, drive in (a nail) pluck ; POO- la orphan
(a guitar), play (the drum, violin) )- death
?Igli .1' complicate, muddle, confuse, eir*: it: re; death sentence,
confound, falsify, flutter (the death *penalty
wings) Crt):1.deceased, departed,
CrD11"f..hrg Li tap late (who died), mortal
make a guess CroliLi mortality

504- blow (n.), stroke cro 11. decease

sa shock troops D To demise
5071. sudden and violent illness e dead
3D .,f4 , in (e).erh:50,f. headache Q 141.:114: T...r.,e; capital
,7-1 hundred punishment
11)31nrol de4tdedly [See also 0-041.: %hi) 3

/leo percent Ta,+.70ifevidence, credentials

71 0-0 3 percentage (see )

("fro platoon trtitjt: printing press (see

6-01, 7),igi lieutenant hfavi Mt')
act 9 co r centenary 9 t Q Q: ron. c printing press
4ci j. evening ao tt slice (meat) chop, mince,
If 9 last night cut into small pieces
4-irt this evening O'D 'I-C meter
-1)f. die, be dead, be deceased, be fp tr. engine, motor
killed rot'''. Tit rib/ ashtray (see ti.77-1111 )

at4 sure (adv.), lit. die 0-0 `ft. e 1'; machine gun
( c's A tu clo-`ti give you my (ro el fie souvehir, .remembrance,
word of honor) memorial, commemoration
dead, inactive (volcano) (see )

42
 33
BEST COPY AVAILABLE
.1 fl.,:4101qmemorial tn.) fit, advantageous (favorable),
e ra.th al memorial (adj.) appropriate, comfortable,
en,triirv:Ake't memorial service expedient, convenient
hinitn cross oneself optic armchair
riff) cord worn around the neck 5t116- luxury, ease, comfort,
by Christians convenience
IV; - magic (n. ) tertSirri favorable (opportunity)
nt h,P.,Llrftbewitch 1:et.a/AA:eh.1 e Q ciati: inopportune (time),

rifoff:71111, cast a spell inconvenient

re n :WI fall dead (see c(al ) Off, COS when?
00-11:114..1,tnerobe dead tired .01f3Vwell! (interj.), of
0v-I1%?0,!..1 exhaust, v. (tire course, after all, at any rate
very much) VTD.g:Apa) since when?
Cr0-,+3.18 in tra:+i,4T,)15.tt-underwear 51;01. sudden and violont illness
trunks
TO. .+1 4:. + (see )
l`c) alternate ( n. ) , substitute, e pfi pneumonia
replacement, makeshift, restitu- PT/ see * iroT
tion, surrogate (see fi ) O) useless, worthless
4-Di11)4...? identification (see ) Oil (pl. t i 9i, or 'IA 1161:11 ) who?
frp Lip). identification card 9 whom?
f.fi /,? livelihood ( see ?1,9 /, ) e oil whose?
6-4.4 rn Lc corner, turn in the road who of two or morel)
(see (16)i. ). whoever
*azif ,toof be convenient, be 49 73 43 Q-, 0 every, any
comfortable, be suitable, fit, identity (individuality),
suit, be opportune personality
c:5: suitable, opportune, proper, (See also 0059 34
 34

BEST con AVAILABLE

$011 what?, which? 0'0 (Nig residence, domicile,

pi' what for?, why? lcidgings, abode, habitat
h503 w4i/ 1 (see re )
91 71eNerri what does it matter? Toff 1 J : rolt dwelling
[See also pip, fir, C15.43, CrtiLilitCministry
5").4-4:6161,21P33 h 7.a minister
5:ilmro. perhaps,. probably, possibly, d'InejlOty,t raft, float (see )
maybe, presumably, supposition Zp life belt,
O1 ' :a any, any man, anyone, life vest
everyone (see 011 ) 0"0,J;31 winnow with a fork
49 I 4;1 +(negative -verb)no one, TO 171 pitchfork
nobody, not anything, not anybody Crocie starting point, departure,
5)15 whatever, (-iftfe"----z==-4 root of the 'matter (see 4 ley )
any., anything (ct 70)) er0177 initial (salary)
pup +(negative verb) none, MiTheart (of a quarrel).
nothing source (of trouble), origin
on any condition (of war, quarrel); see Jill
aCP 111 n (simpe imperfect) 00105A , 0-0 1)1,434 root up
even if, even though /Wrifq, pull down, demolish
50150:4A so-so, it is all pitcher (see *P.,!...ik j )
4731/tCfsp!,'
right (see 7, ) 4ti r r Adam' s apple, larynx
pi 50.. don't mention it& 00.7)+MtPill, in e4"41.+*-413307)4M
sicioil be emaciated, waste away (of a earthquake (see *4,414 rn )
person), wither (of hope) crank (of" car)
.1...73L;Co'i emaciate 47D1nr: seat, chair (see 1)iii.)
!Ki-,) !I faint (hope), gaunt 4.4: 1 I: chairman
57,7;:-;;somethinge.something or other, c:;:.rzil excerpt, passage from a
anything (see.p1) ) book ( see Is fai )
44
 35

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

*Toli, Nob hesitate, be undecided, el& ; LP/4:h ..ent-igjas.Catellite

waver, debate with oneself, feel P)7ft, g dye (see h7)) )

dubious (7'0 fi inP 1: become a monk
at) ;14 ambivalence 01)117?)111) monk
Dee also OW 3. 0-01171:e0 nun
twin; fork (in a road), double On ,71,217) spoon
(door); see * 011;1' e 9 71.. tablespoon
:01;1. : rovl ,e; crossroad 04:011i7,,,fteaspoon

:733+..! wan twin, double, n. t, become dissolute

(person who looks alike) 7'D 11 if adulteress
to grab 91:111!: dissolute
77. h pick pockets
tit I, a:if 14 L. exchange money, convert

:C. (B) retire from the world, money, coot Ca s

renounce the world 591/3 change (in money),

G..% CV ascetic, recluse, hermit exchange
ZiWf identity (individuality), ein;! 1-1 1 stock exchange
personality (see elm ) P.M! fl 0-v!1, exchange (of
.t worth (see ?I) y foreign money)
r inferior (cloth) , of poor qualityittroi)141).71atfi-rh
4'13 -. ; ,
ruminate,
of low grade chew cud
ascetic (n. ) ; see CO ti tJ ci, c(

5.; ) how much! what; (see 9-3) ) (r.D1 t: village, town

r; tip 5-4 every, any ( see 9 j
9 ) To3S,C. t villager
31) :1)"):: everything .5;1.? ;17. what? what thing? (see
i;cti*.,01'..5%) in any case also go )

:11 spoon ( see also 9'i 71. g ", ": tangerine

(n)Y( ;.,t-n-q.: wheels, rocket a.), vhat? whatever (see also

5)1 1;
 36

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

0.r why?
0-'0
'IrPiT traveler, passenger
. cfn !,.# driver, s license ( see 0.°1 7 jawbone
1111 4-) ri a; Z1 handle (of suitcase)
:Dv herd, flock* hook (for coat) ; see * h
4 'II manger m 2, clear ( the forest) ,
Ci'D) *I F".1- kingdom, government, reign, (cut down trees) , deforest
state (government) regime 5-0 r,i r: clearing

(government) ; see O) '111'4 carry off suddenly and

tt nationhood with violence, wrench
e 0.037 1,"%? official (seal) Da hook (for lamp) fish
0.017/Ft 111 9 f. heaven, kingdom hook
of heaven 3-0,1 ai §: rug, mat, carpet ( see *1019
t):11:' P F civil servant i7, gush, issue, vi. (of
. '7 iiv t=. constitution water from a' spring) , stem
av; ---;.tv!!. royal residence, ( originate)
palace, court (royal family) 4"`i :':"4 secrete (nectar).
H 30 ; 0) -1 reign, rule exhale(give off), think up
e +71 1, '71 111,f 't United Nations ( a plan)
( see 71 source, spring (of
e:=.1!icapital city water), fountain, head (of

`1 WI 711% .::) river), headwaters, root

go,
suspenders ( see ?: ) (source), mine (source),

road, route, way, journey, genesis, well (of information)

stretch, means 0.%:;;%,) churn (n. ) ; see 5.

V

2 crossroads 0-0 !, (7,4 4, jerk (out of the hand)

nirlines eir:: spectacles, eyeglasses
41c7 c Cr3-11 A sidewalk e ad; 4I;) sunglasses

46
 37

BEST COPY. AVAILABLE

C.;# spirit, feeling, frame of mind, fp 1.; west, occident

demon (see. 11 ) e;04.:fi westerly

CVic../111 Z..e4 i Holy Ghost 1;06!..114) Western, Westerner
r. ?HI/ evil spirit l +
ii';,';' series, order, rank,
Ls/I?. spiritual, devotional, position, title, class (rank);
devout see rit.,1
C-3 A, fi; :p Li theology 401. J. f",
tie chapter, episode, phase

'../41;,21r.77)7.jriii.park (n.), 7.12,..h: milestone

see 11//.111 rA gale, storm, tide
heretic (see I?. /.1. 0-0 'i. calamity, wrath, many,
.t heresy
3 .) 5 7.4, loads of, a lot, storm (of
..;:1:1,-t) middle, half a year words)
7'.1i11.10.4,e.:1- middle of the night ,rt s:/s7;,- ;,; central, middle (adj. ) ;
*.7;,.7-;.", desire (v.), wish (v.), see 7) VIII

be desirous of, covet, aspire I

t; fragrance, odor (of perfume)
:F.
wish (n.), desire (n.), scent (of roses), aroma
ambition 04-5 )1' : smell, vi. (of roses)
.- --z) deceive, fool cheat, corner,-.angle
make a fool of someone, bluff yih7trridr triangle
-F
be fooled, be deceived, 'Mi. .11 square, quadrangle,
be taken in rectangle
pi foolish, fool, silly h j t angular
, , 1. a .1
foolishness .; te
!. _.
.1., .1, see &Ix,
;t
..r".
i .6

r .....' .
7L. _...,
mineral, mine (of coal
... i bedroom dormitory (see ` i )
o
;;-- %.0-
of

see or gold)
.*; worshipper, true believer ikrvr )..,!.1,T) boast, be proud,
i f' 1 .

(see lic:6) rely on

;:cc#7./ laity I't°Wt boast, bragging

47
 38

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

""14 boast, glory, aiance, io(Chamber

dependence of Deputies
col see c-oq A gi
t r senate

4.07i;y1)!. resistence, defense, safe- e...10:44-0,2filt1;:;1%ir;: `7$ ri A

guard, protection, prevention, Senator

repellant (see Yi h'72 is) V?? L, (B) try, test, try on,

*-0117)71f,%6-111.h tr: Ministry of give a trial, attempt,

Defense experiment
a;).;;:, advise, counsel, warn (advise) , n ;& test (n.), experiment
enjoin (advise) attempt, trial (testily)
tiripiL take counsel together, T,) 101h snack

consult each other frr A

44 11;f ; 7 Tuesday

1)4/;'/;,.. consult with someone hopscotch

take counsel, consult, i4
0 namesake
deliberate, confer TOri(B) fend off, parry, ward
4'

3,('r, advice, counsel, precept, off a blow with a shield

consultation c;filt barricade

consultation, conference Fat (B) castrate

z! T. advisor, advisory, d7r Vt castrated animal
counselor pvil.\, deputy, vice- (see *7") j. A )

.7;) 1i hardship, misery, visfortune, 4 !: deputy minister

affliction, adversity, tribula- . ..,C;t:wth second in command

tion, plight sub-district

P.., 7 - autumn, harvest, crop climax (see )

-/

.7.;: 1- advice, counsel, precept, ;;;; 3 receptacle (seelft+)

consultation ( see %;zfi)!.) +' 7 bo sterile

),;;;I:as. parliament, congress o.? c barren (woman,

48
 39

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

cattle), sterile (woman) 0-0117ill center, middle (see

q auto, car, machine to-U 71 1) .ev 111) '11'0)
rio.s.An.q.. ; type (e.) n-"a-D177h between, 'among
e Tol.r;:r0L, steering wheel between, in the
e rci 7LT truck lorry middle of, in the center of,

e a) 1.1f: 0%.-;typewri ter among

17.01) place up to the ;)

: lz16.1/...' graveyard, cemetery middle of, up to the center of

07.0.-e)) governor , noble person of nctelp: 4)r in the interim
high rank, officer (in the army), rorthT average, middle,
dignitary (see MI6 ) medial, mean (halfway between

0-47".%))4 nobility, noble, nobleman, to extremes), medium (adj.),

aristocracy, gentry mild (climate), moderate
'firvc.7070II cadet (political views)
C;'114%.1 mechanic ebtf..1),,..t.:om,LiA Middle East
orc,..,
i .
cause, reason (cause), C011ri : .; Middle Ages
pretext, justification, ground reliance (dependence);
ilerol)
(reason), motive see
is .,.. on account of , because er",1,1,11f; toilet articles, cosmetic
of, due to, owing to (see 7)111 )

/
11 4:70",
d
o)-1 ; on what account?
(;.-potiot
0-071.9 couch, pillow (for a chair)
:.z, ; r in no case, 61'1.;;71. lid, cover (see `11,9,1) )
on no account C.:'4,-is3key (see 71114. )
(See *n117)) GruY;'; 14 center, middle (see.inrili?))
* 47.47,7'It 4 yKj -7,. use as an excuse or ; (4)3 mop (see ID if )

pretext (see To ) 0-: ,,.5 latch, shuttle (n.);

T." be brought as an excuse see 0/. a) I.,

49.
 40
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

00-t! flail (8000,0) fro balance one another

gqi1-10 contribution (in money), fund co ri Hi evaluate, appraise
(see (Di) ) (estimate the quality), take
C- G exit (n.) , way out, issue into account, consider both
(see 41D9) sides of a question, weigh
index (of a book) , directory two things to compare the
(see trin) ) weight
encibeilri...90.ril table of contents scales, balance, weigh,
3

rtp-ii banana seesaw, equilibrium

bestman, companion of the groom crt t t7040* seesaw Cp.)
-14 tI?"11 BMW Se062 PM HI weight (object used
e:-;101)-t.: canticle, hymn (see Hew_ ) to balance a scale), criterion
cD11 co-r:1"; choir, chorus /IT symmetrical, equivalent

S Q ../triic- national anthem trolik1 ili1 ratio

0..0-0110.6.: disciple heal i4 judicial (mind),
(;":., 4 telephone operator (see /IL ) judicious (person)
music eft see. Mi./
t," :Dill. 4 musical ONC-: pulley (see NL )
170.p:4: Tvci I) record (of rausiciesoki,9 ;twit draw the sword from the
en- % 7, glee club sheath or plant from the groune
:).":61 31.4 orchestra, band feoHH grow tall
(musicians) register (vt.) , keep a
wibtLX 4 t musician record, have on filar enroll
frOli'i (8) weigh, balance, measure (the (vt.) , note down, catalog
importance of a thing), estimate, 'wain register (vi.), be
calculate registered, be listed, enroll
trm) weigh oneself (vi.), sign up.

0
 41

4,494.
11tiebtlirl declare (make a statement) .9 c4. mile
n roster, ledger, record, ak April
register r037f.bolt, clasp, frame (of
ncni-111.e registration glasses) , mortgage, security,
roster, ledger, record, register deposit (pledge) , pawn,
(see ninn ) hostage (see S M)
44-1: 114Irolimil archives. MIA comb
record office mist table prepared with bread

oveli ri vocabulary, to eat (see also rolk

dictionary tripttti, kicchen

Q ev}ilf, accounts ale, the other side, the beyond

:7.","1-:! door (see H7 ) r---0112, across, on the far

tri rt in irr;k174:;1? municipality side of

(see *ti,X. /111) cal h)C : ritg, overseas

egi rt, eio mayor "71 K :9e) yonder , over there

in fp; 0.3 : con juncti - m,g, g :of beyond (adv.)

vitis Q.I. s plain (n. ) field, court
" cattle truck tic k ( of tennis), course (of golf)
rp? skill, craft ( skill) , task, Otez;o re t defecate
profession, career, professional :'1.? ,;3..41),,ei race course at Addis
duties r tNef 4- Ababa
9 47.-3 skillful, handy, expert, e9)21 wild (horse)
handyman edrzt R.I.:7)4.)g zebra

1,1..-; professional (ethics) e rt cell antelope

Q 0-01::.:7010 a) vocational school Q tool battlefield
; day's pay (see ) 01,f)gri flat (country)
rat ; 1.7 day-laborer . TaA mode, fashion, style (of cloth.
ing)
r
%)
 42
.
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

rot 3 io Savior (see qbAn(B) assign, net aside,.

optiii: g hp savior of the world reserve (set apart), designate,
crbt:;i:t remedy, cure, medicine, allocate, appropriate (allot),
medicament, drug, redeemer (Jesus); detach (send away on special
see Ali duty), classify ( students),
1,t !O. druggi st pharmacist rank (arrange in a row),
(see tit eve) group, detail (set apart).
CD 5 ulvir pharmacy, drugstore consign (see 0,g471; p n)
eel )11itT..01)..v,I., anesthetic nAcistand (on the market),
(see f bench made of earth, post
F healer (station), person (in grammar);
model, design see rbAri
flat (country); see at,ei g74, r^ po,t f 0.41:44ppersonal
47) ..q,Jv level, make level, flatten pronoun. (a mix)
ct,r,oi-- earth, land, region `-(03 17 t fixed, ordinal
srbttr, 7 basement, cellar, 'Mn copper
ground floor . pe, r store, sellers' booth,
702: L.'. a Sz desert (n.) bazaar
L compound (of school) edzitfia. ITAI fi: book store
e5DA::?hisPele. 0114-mkitchen (see reit)
eSZA:: Po: land force Mess , in 11 3 H. t) gasoline
5.t I. 4, terrestrial, earthy station (see AAA )
Lici stage, platform, trzimedal
tribune,

rostrum, podium, pier 41.21 si row,. city block

p habitation, lodging (see ?),14/.) 30,A771 furnace, stove, hearth,

ays.):Abt shelf (see. ALAL) oven, fireplace (see )

:0 a hammer er !n.) n2.1Ei palm (of hand), paw

Lind of antelope ni; cannon, gun (cannon)
d)
 43

OW COPY AVRIIABLE
olptcegunner arrel i praise, glorification
eak he t4 sellstone P111 aspect (countenance).
tir4 corn (on toe), callus majesty
(rok: Mtn be callous (bard) h :Pa- solemn (festival)
ITOZTDIC start, beginning, first stinq tomorrow, the next day
(see IAL) nar1/4 the following morning
CoArbb g: first of all the next day, on the morrow
I originally re? 1Z (B) nourish, feed (v.)
0-4,1,6-6 LI..? front (adj.), original rt steward, administrator,
(idea, inhabitant) quartermaster
nape of neck grifi food, aliment,
Za-, drink in sips, sip nourishment, comestible,
weft, woof sustenance, meal
al r; t, suppurate, discharge pus Ner0,11 alimentation
evii A pus yonn food, aliment, nourishment,
IT)1411:-9 in eA5014terp.4! loudspeaker comestible, sustenance, meal
(see 10 ). (see )
1-01M-:7. explanation, statement, 5Dalf1;716-5 grocer (see r im )

declaration, information, report, P711 't restaurant, dining

iCep(444teel,),
account, demonstrations manifesta- room
tion (see 1/0) ) . svt-th 113,ek, grocer
czn r wall of poles fastened in the e5DvPli: gop 13 ! recipe (see 016- )
ground !pow: ro,g, r: grocery store
1: curtain (see 7L2 ) e Plift:HC:tir menu, bill of fare
*cfoiri, 7,. Ttlez (B) glorify, pay a.. :5ri staple
compliment, sing someone's r;-:- - practice, act (see WU.)
I

411
praise, laud .:70;nel March
 44

MUNE BEST COPY

. entrance, admission, gateway, Plot? revolutionary (leader)

introduction, prelude,. preamble (1711Al embargo (see zo,e, )
(see ) e(914:Albeveto.
"9 introductory .0v031/4. in PAPIrD2//..so oven
ro- 11' lawsuit, legal case, litigation (see )

(see Iblet ) 01116) be badly raised, be idle,

(B) quarrel, litigate, bring be lax, play around
a person to court .7:4 7 Ls shoulder blade
litigate, argue (in court), aza) come
plead in a court case ?Val bring, bring about
034 11. litigant hhet import
trtri% lawsuit, litigation, legal from future : "

cause p 7)? advent

!) "r magnet A. )41. Advent of Christ
s (B) saw (v.) eltaa)0...tep-D4-1 come what mayl
CD ;n4 saw (a.) erriptT) next (week, month)
rD;11 Lfi) saw (v.) si 61 mire
TD.:(0. nurse (who takes care of ft) (S)' e Ifr} miry
children), nursemaid, tutor, 31)61 labor pains, birth pangs,
guardian (appointed by law to childbirth
take care of a child), ward m It S shelter, shed (see *Tha)
3.1 H warehouse, storeroom, storage 9 (71A, strainer made of woven
t". firewood, fuel grass, filter, funnel (see MM
471)14,4 , in eirtnfis..iripic7c microscope n) ;;;;.c conjunction (see
(see 197) ) and fahtq or )
,tee..011111oudspeaker o:Daiccr,1 suck (milk); see
TOIA wave, tide also 01)./71m
 45

BEST COPY
AVAILABLE

at most tri kind of strong pepper tom medium-siva&

pcil 41 skunk proportionate, modest (income;
ive) 3ar,; end in a point Brinker), reasonable (amount),
`Arm is a) round (the lips) rudimentary (knowledge)
reservoir (see *in & +09 tatnaic equivalent, etufti.,
ed).1:01imi.orij cistern, water commensurate
reservoir [See also "till
e rtu n11.-tetyletter box ro m3 amount tn.), measure, size,
cro .1-0..rifhatchet ax, adze (see a) L. ) proportion (size), extent,
1,4 filter (n.); see in Gr dosage, range (see PIM )
g* 41 laf broom, sweeper (see In ) NTT A O'D ari manhood
*3-Dm+, 7,17pcncp propel (a rocket) n 0-Dm3 according to (in
w wrapper (see in =p) ) proportion to)
xi 414 ix, wo. L. wrapping paper riCatiiii. in some measure,
IT roasting pan, frying pan, within limit, with moderation,
toaster (see Mnri) to a certain degree, fairly
:71:1 (B) give according to measure, Ingo tiw.nq to excess, too
apportion much, unusually, beyond
M 17;! test one' s strength measure
trtel;,V, be suited (appropriate), *InIfiVis *MIMI) invokft protection,
be proportionate, be in keeping enter a plea of asxylum,
with, bear relation to commit oneself to one's care,
uoanamount (n.), measure, propitiate (see also 4449 9)1)
size, proportions (size), extent, and (170-tpi)
dosage, range go 611 in 915 m3 :,,o4 concise)
5041'0 meter (in .a poem) succinct, compact (report);
u.n ;-bai ti, economics ,see eV Milt i!1) t,. ,
r
0.1
 46

BEST COPY
AVAILABLE

51) griddle, disc (of iron or clay) final

on which bread is made. (see ) 43:17 strap of leather used in
ir4 ai absorb (suck up), suck up, fastening a load, thong
imbibe (see also rbellnin) (see q, 5 )
NoirIA sop up (water), blot up nabo; toy, plaything (see *42V0f)
SI 7)414% blotter 9 6, j scythe (see 0 al A )
O'D fla f) drink (n.) ,' beverage, strong ..s4 importunate
drink (see ma) ) 0o journal, magazine,
goal "P Wt. tavern, saloon
(journal)
e.
Periodical
11hTiltrr441 soft drinks
11154i$e ci; weekly (news-
scrape, scratch with the
paper)
nails or claws air ,11 R.* annual (n.)
41;4, bad, evil, wicked, foul 0x91%;;7 (pl. ro pi a ) book,
(weather), repugnant (odor), tome (see 56)
miserable (meal), harsh (climate); fr chc:00,7 Scripture, Bible
see mi. co pi ) library
t hinge (of door); see Q11) 75), irony

4
glue (n.), resin ironical
*rt
ris 21
( 13 ) scratch plieft :7:74 satire
riaf.T41 be marred *aiSii see *
(pal, (11, ) mark (scratch) T consolation, comfort,
r7, 21 end (n.), conclusion, finish sympathy (see gS)
tn.); see 6%Le/ 30 A- Advent of Christ (see co ti)
flrocr:,!..Tat last, lastly, O'0 Fi 0- season' after the summer rains
eventually, finally C 9)::)16 give alms
fl P171'. for good 5"/A. charity, alms
tri'Zzji7 terminal (adj.) last fry .4k;) stick of a special tree
(adj.), latest, late, ultimate, serving to brush the teeth (see

. )
 47
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

47.1"rtIl'ill solution, remedy (solution); L gait, walk (gait)

"..e:
a*lsee b.fr *710514 step, pace, stride,
Qv .73; key (see Lit ) action (step), progress,
movitepq.y screwdriver move (step), measure (step)
.".11 hot ash
C4itel kindhearted, tenderhearted, Ir I,- be merciful, feel for,
soft-hearted, 'compassionate, (one's) heart ache)(see
clement, sympathetic (see &Cr ) also Cilr5 )
r 1Z4- 41, pity, leniency, clemency, soften (the heart)
goodness, quarter (mercy) Lill forget, be oblivious
r,litrett, mercilessly 'J: pass into obscurity,
hunger, famine, starvation fall into oblivion
(see /47 ) (44 slip one's mind
Lgrre/741: starving trei be wet, be %Amp, be moist,
* r° *N-60111 snarl, vi. (of traffic) be soggy
4 cpt, disarray, fuss Yltr el drench, dampen, soak,
Dee also * Leonovei] vi. (of rain soaking the ground,
* Lczeirroit, mei inlia squirm (of a worm); trh head (a.), top, summit, Ras
see * Ernel (Ethiopian title), ear of
r co biro h chaos, disorder, corn (see also r`hh )
confusion L" el- he himself, by himself,

pomegranate in person, he personally,

t 1-ez.litread , walk, take steps, oneself
take measured steps, stride e t h his own
II, &met adapt trh:31,44 headache (see iroj )

.a6j. (in political

t-cri.r", radical, 17411 the head part (especially

beliefs), progressive (in politics) of a bed)

 48

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

tre).441. be dizzy fir 1+ be apart
Cr63 'ilt faint, lose consciousness 141 'stay away
Pi be independent, come into 114t! A outlying
his own, be self-supporting 114 far, remote, far off,
tr6ilitivq!.. be on one's own distant, afar, far away
i....e)i'CC,40 recover consciousness C +la distance, remoteness

1-111-1, :1,4. control oneself ..4 lag (distance)

e cf. ?1 skull Li4 be fine, be thin, be subtle
e trh :car diadem 7)L44 draft (a bill)
cadaver, corpse, carcass, body efLots intricate (design)
;corpse), funeral procession [See also L 40
e 2.45rxi Ittt (5)1 casket, coffin L 40. 4 fine, subtle, abstractos
estate (landed property), elaborate, minute ( adj. )
property, inheritance, land, draft (of bill); see L ca
domain (land owned by a person); 464):1,11)- germs
see 01-6 4 4) ; II ). microbe

tin d9ed (legal document); eaIn1L4+ bill (in law)

see hp L 4 4: exactitude,
1,

landowner abstraction (abstract idea)

tr Russia *L-ckt be.naked
'6e baftei frt.
t t be ng
71 shotgun 711. denude, despoil
(B) gun down +(suffix pronouns)
&Ai ration naked, nude, bare (naked)
11.4,1 see tr *1 4)- he is naked
be far, be farthest, be distant, O c 55 3 nakedness
deviate t , see tr.

Atr+ remove, make far, make remote 1.1)-Wee,...nesday (see also L )

ri
 49
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

L.; be profitable, be advantageous, 1-$111 .hunger

be useful; breed, vi. (cattle) Wednesday (see also 1, I ,
ri breed (cattle), raise

(cattle) , rear (horses), Lru..n spray, sprinkle lightly

decline (in grammar), conjugate, C47 t...n lattice, joist (see
inflect (in grammar) also 1,Cf1 iff) )
tC &'breed, vi. (rabbits), L. n 33) trouble:, disturb, roimieg tuft
multiply (rabbits), reproduce, tteni brawl
vi. (multiply) 1,f7X1 riot, brawl, disorder
Cr. fecund, giving bifth several (riot), uprising, upheaval
times a year L fi F rioter, riotous (conduct
.,rj.f) inflection (in grammar). ettrrq7 riotous (crowd)
conjugation 7. rivet
4/1 CI+ declension, conjugation; * t..ntnt trintat be filled with
husbandry (animal) trepidation
ro !ip fertility (of rabbits) n3ribbon
ei ri 1 0 idiotic n. 6 Wednesday (see also t. n',

ertzL.r1 worthwhile * L.n ss r. n nA be tremulous,

erg L I senseless, worthless, get nervous
useless, foolish (thing) , idle L.,÷ win (in the court)
(rumor), poor (excuse), crazy tL t lose the case, lose a
(idea), a no-good .(man) lawsuit, yield (give in)
quarter, fourth part 1, supper, dinner (see also )10 )
irn 04 be hungry, starve a *I!) , in Y11,-,r1f: .r."*6 eloquent
* &in starve (vi.), go hungry (ee*
e tt-r) starving, hungry, famished Ct6: train.. direct object
Viltr: WIT I am hungry for bread 71. r. ta : t a. indirect object
tr C. hunger c fireworks, ammunition
 50
BEST COPY
AVAILABLE
41/11 asphalt, tar (for the road) hr Lrin deliver (merchandise)_
Ch Ili beading (see also lr and turn over (weapons), surrender
hOlh) ) (arms), hand in
nitl:50,4: cape (point of land) kr), "t racket
Cihel Meloct leading article, * /..71 h.7; b., h sprinkle (water
!?..

editorial I on, be sprayed, be

; revelation (see also ?°C,)e,?, sprinkled
hr s ) 0-$11),C*Tio)i. dampen
LI: be satisfied (of needs), be rampageC dasee
4* LC sCE A)
sated from drinking, be complacent :r rice
7i satiate with drink, quench 1.,";:. beard, mustache, whiskers
(thirst), supply (the demand) , become long, lengthen (vi.),
satisfy, gratify (satisfy) extend (vi.)
7-8Ltin lengthen, extend (A vets4)
7; registered letter PiLH up elongate, heighten
Ivi, be impure, be contaminated, h H co prolong
be cheap (price) Clico. length, height (of
deiecrate, profane,
LT, r) building)
contamination, defile, debase LIC51) high, tall, long,
(gold) lengthy
CThh unclean, impure (see also L,.54-0 high, tall, long,
lengthy
[See also r7.171 3 C.711-11T trace of dwelling, survival
C.s77; cheap, inexpensive (see L 7)1i ) LX9 high, tall, long, lengthy
* Lnri .1.1.7m take over (a business), (see L.HeD )
take possession, be turned over !.. Si aid, help, help out, be
(weapons) helpful, lend a hand, assist,
7) owl give consignment, give be cooperative; be of service
delivery accomodate (help)
60.
 51
BEST COPY
AVAILABLE

Xi be helped, get help beiV regiment

L. "II helper, assistant, aid L j coagulate, congeal, clot (of
(assistant), adjutant, orderly blood), freeze, vi. (of water),

XCSO° help (n.), aid, assistance solidify, vi. (of butter)

*LA. (0) realise (be aware) A L7) calm (vt.) , soothe

(a") understand, acquaint (a frightened child),

oneself (with facts), inform one- compose one's thoughts

self of, sense, apprehend (per- L271 compose oneself,
ceive), remark (notice), judge calm. down, vi. (of an angry

(conclude), take cognizance, man), be impassive

conceive, have a grip on, deduce, . L7 sober (opinion),

tefailt :In L4o.ft.i. tair).,41.4. of ge ettiit get ti.
A ti.1 break the news of one ;ea" we sedate (child) , mellow

death. (softened, person)

Iltit..11 describe, enlighten, explain, eLp calm, adj. (voice,

put across, define (make clear), sea), still (water, air),
inform, demonstrate, convince, frozen, stolid (face)
persuade ri curdled milk, yogurt,

L evidence, proof, informa- coagulated milk

tion, intelligence (secret c of calm (n.), composure
information) , fact ncp,t calmly, gently,
1.4 evidence, proof, explanation, leisurely
demonstration, instance L -in rue, curse
014 announcement of death t Lrl ITO swear (curse).

jrgi tremble with fright, shake C1-51 cursed

L 5, column ( of figures) , row (of 'A C1 9 malediction, curse,
seats) imprecation
L fp high, tall, long, lengthy eft "I accarsed.
(see L. NCO) Li L.1 marsh,. marshland, marshy,
6I swamp
 62

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

e LI LI swampy 14i, foothold, footing

* L1 Li .ertgorl shaky (bridge) X:nAll kick Cu.), recoil

Lin sag (of bed) (of gun)

* Lin, ?Gin fan * L161 be substantiated,

fitrIn4 fan (n.) be ascertained, be established

[See also e Li h-in L M assure, make sure,

C 1-n turtle, dove, pigeon ensure, reassure, make certain,

(see also 1)% C7141 ) prove, affirm, validate (a

* Chin trinin thrill (voice). story), acknowledge, verify,

tremble (voice), be tremulous, certify, ascertain, circum-

vibrate (of a guitar string), stantiate, corroborate,

quaver, twitch (of eyelids). warrant (guarantee)

flutter (of eyelids); see also *!.1n 6111.7147 assurazice, confirma-

Mbirrin wave (a handkerchief, tion, verification, warrant

the hand), blink (the eye), flap (guarantee), acknowledgment

c9rMni-n! fan Cu.) `t.:e7117. sure, certain, definite

* H be conceived (sure)

become pregnant, be with inriC616.1 ni.:16.1 surely,

child definitely, really, for certain

)%:".1-1 pregnant Isr:I/LTcertain (sure).

11811215910:Llgt in every respect confident (sure)

6.1A. order, class 9 fL7-1/1) secured (future),

n Kit in this instance, in evident

this manner L drop, vi. (fruit), fall

Llen kick, trample, step on, tread on (fruit, leaves), fall out

1 trample, trample down (teeth)

n C. 1 ei;i pedal discharge (cargo),.

 AVAILABLE
53
BEST COPY

shake out (dusty rug), unpack C -r r- '11 be late in the morning

(the horses), unload, unsaddle, 1- Ho In Z, it is late

unharness L !'t yr; midi-morning

CM run 70
t M rampages + (imperfect) while, when
7. =R; scurry, run about + (verb) because, since,
.r running, race as (reason)

7.= Ci.b runner h imperfect'. before

tr. ri be wet, get wet, be damp, (conj.), without, unless

be moist -?; what aboxkt?, as for
?.)) tin wet, vt. (hands), t 1. mistake, fault, error,
moisten blunder, slip (mistake);
r 7r1 wet ( adj ) , damp, moist. see 11f
tin If `ht. it dampness, moisture ..cti 11 faulty, wrong (adj.)
`NC sfor*pia. humid it; ;;C.1 plate, dish
74 1::ttinl..erPin humid (see rof ) -1-i:'*;;O:.V:i plate
sprinkle; spray, spatter (with *t41?; g cause.t.e.-eueceed4

mud), spout figure (reckon), figure out,

tt..45 splash (vi.) calculate costs); see
gro spray also
ur ...i, race, running (see C/1)) tirP prosper, succeed
'1% (.1; caKai to Si., ccc4.4
* 1. &J. h.lif I. i.? be littered ,..
:4..
.
paint (a painting), draw
(B) discharge (from the army) (a picture), portray
is be mid- morning, become late 32 L painter, illustrator
in the morning painting, picture,
spend the morning, do drawing, portrait, illustratem
something late in the morning plate (in a book)
63
 54
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

ellh cough (v.) paralyzed, crippled

1/1 cough (*I.) G 0111 th *paralysis
eih sharpen (a knife), grind (sharpen) Plain strained (voice)
h 11 sharp (edge) , acute (angle) 67) 9, peace, safe (peaceful):
h 111. fine edge, cutting edge, see
blade (of knife) Pi1)51 pacific, amicable
hA )11 sharp (edge) (friendly)
"111 whetstone A' Peace Corps

OPOrl whetstone, sharpener for (AII)9 9 secure (life),

knife peaceful

POI 1) acute (shrill) . IsMtni h ..r.r demonstration

*taih.flA vow (make a vow to give) (parade)

Ness tilt)
I'1 h't. vow (n.) *IND., 1' 111/1 0 0 oiiiiund of the
n11 because of, regarding, on account holy place, make a pilgrimage
of, concerning, about, with tillrret pilgrim
regard to, in consideration of, ovillip pilgrimage
for the sake of, in behalf of [See also 11115D]
h + (verb) because, since (because), 7) r, salutation, salute,
as greetings, regards, respects.
h n pi why? (see pi) compliment (greeting)

h tt) therefore (see -KV) 12115ti.. 111 al greet, salute

e) A sole (bottom. of shoe) IS)1 thirty (see .9) h )

. sole (the shoes) 1.4 al ti vowel of the 3rd order

e;;;1 (13) spy, scout out tim e Third (in the title
h 1 i) espionage of a king)
11 ?1 spy, secret agent Mei, Trinity
h be paralyzed h a1 rti sixty (see alsO 1/1,t )

64
 S5
BEST COPY AVAILABLE
*el h , 67) tit A deliberate (think 74: telephone operator
over carefully), contemplate e wri) ti telephone
(see also * exchange
4, (13) grind (grain) a second time hr wi be svelte, be
+, h 4 laugh at, ridicule delicate (features)
ro 11 4). ) laughing stock ?IA Ti clean-cut (features)
zs,n emasculate, castrate (a person) BM secret agent (see
h p cream which forms on stagnant to 2 tablet, chart, sign (in-
milk scribed board)
h fine edge, cutting edge, blade tuo bulletin 11,

of knife (see ) board

n 71 1. vow (v.); see * h 614,-; rii4,;. blackboard
mode, manner, way, liturgical ell salad
chant (,6 channel
ell) C. h Ms stratagem, strategy e ro, r : ;) al bay, gulf
ei;,7 be tedious, be tiresome ui raj be proficient in, be
Ti (c:-.) be tired of, feel skillful, have authority
disgust, be bored to death fii!i be trained, be civilized
fel 7,7',7 be dull (boring) train (make skillful
Li a, t:
6 bore (vt.), weary, - by teaching), civilize
disgust eXCitt dirt jw 11 el) authority (power)
71 el AE wearisome power, capacity (authority),
crt 6?)T 6t boredom jurisdiction, prerogative
ect,?;415 irksome tv ?1a) vilization
hP.F small leather bottle tv A (Tic trainer, coach (of
mat made of pa 1 .1 leaves a team)
riiiri.14 living room P U 11 (1) 1) civilized, trained
h?, telephone, phone nk (t.jojArilf, skilled/
65 (laborer)
 56

BEST COPY' AVAILABLE

to A RI power, authority (power). be suited, coincide, Adapt

capacity (authority), jurisdic- oneself; be in accord, agree,
tion, prerogative (see tL Jf RI S ) go together, see eye to eye
4)1; rt. ,01, authorize 7.1?1 G accomodate, reconcile,
of feesvd 6.)
rill.. n dignitary, i r harmonize (vt.), conform (vt.)
executive (n.) h czt,i- feeling, emotion,
'?A PI A 1/1 c
Aotlneties
A:7,-i plenipotentiary excitement., impulse (emotion),
I t hei t (IA (B) fall in line, interest, passion, sensation,
form a line, parade, align (vi.), sense ( sensatiO4) , sentiment

align oneself, be placed in el 1f complaint

battle formation 111:tipp;". harmony, agreement,
Ntit,; line up, align (vt.) accord, conciliation, concord
11124.;-:. parade, demonstration, ; .71 agreeable (suitable

order of battle, review, proces- to). compatible, propitious,

sion, line (row of persons), congruous, fit (time), right
queue ( appropriate) , acceptable
Ty 41q, ; demon- (fitting)

strate (show feelings by a parade) th an; *7.)" ra t. amenity

114.:i hear, listen, take heed ij; lit influence

trii CD be heard, be listened to GI) agreement (correspon-

tel ni (.41,) sense (v.), appreciate dence), settlement ( agreement) ,
(be sensitive of) f kw? conformity
z69 voice (v.), utter (a cry) e ci favorable
th99 get along, correspond, tehficTi c3 be incongruous

consent, harmonize, go well to- httic; r3 a disagree (not

gether, be consistent with, be agree; also of food)

-7.(0,1Sona. with, conform, concur, 11),:r3ti crri ;it disagreement,

6f;
 57

REVS COPY
NUM
discord, dissimilarity 'Cr)14 UM r: line, busline,
erotic.. r acoustic circuit (of telephone), stripe
0 hal... tot, hearsay (adj.), at p ,? ruler (for drawing
second hand lines)
h Oro. l; only for show, pose * er t (9 & pasture,
cr: wax, beeswax graze tvi.), browse
514 r4, play on words, hand graze (vt.) , lead
and glove to
Oath toast
t; kiss (v.), give a kiss C6' .2 r deed (legal document);
t' go to church
h t:1'..4;1.-4, see hyo, rtil'
5, name, noun, reputation ei 41. trot (vi.)
what's his name? (41 9.3 i".D trot in.)

hp.. at L. call the roll 1-15.ori lung (see also IL/

3 r?)
irD r.. "-t I h a. :1173 deed e
t,iro r? pulmonary
(legal document) erg, .01 ; t pneumonia
;:rD: t,1 'Tr h ; cc; famous, e 9"D T. ri l ;4- pleurisy
reputable, celebrity c.compla
h re ';,skimpy (meal) h feeling, emotion, excite-
;,41

ti) A common noun, general ment, impulse (emotion),

term interest, passion, sensation,
[See also li/11711)3 sense (sensation) sentiment
k7.05'4,:i't harmony, agreement, accord, (see ?loll)
conciliation, concord (see l L 9 ) h erVf e 1; emotional
czi I go well with, be successf ii, (see 101 )

be pleasing TD;;. complaint (see )

TIWc71.. arrange well, prepare well it; 4%1 north
* Uj eols. 71 to rule (paper) , line (v. e 1 411'. North Pole
draw (a line) ez, 7 northern.
 58.
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

* 9. n 4P-- during this Ili : "' make, work, do, build, weave,
week (see 1 a'D ) function, implement, manufac-
one of these days, ture, operate, take effect,
lately, recently act upon, be employed
ov LT soap W t- work, vt. (the employees)
171 1.4 lather tk L. work, job, occupation,
bar of soap function, task, action,
e r h : 0-00 toothpaste employment, position (job),
t quarter (of a dollar.) business, vocation
week (see P7 5-A ) W&t worker, workman,
weekly (adj.)
elb
working man, employee
cement, mortar, concrete 71W;., employer
eight (see also /51) 3 IP, 11194 71 W !. L. construction,
h 71 4, tr two o'clock workmanship
h efai tx eighth tro S tool, instrument,
jL1,1": eighty' (see h I?) implement, mechanism,
martyr equipment, arms
e701010 martyrdom Otil6 3: rb 'r office
c.
re.

.. iemite
.'
ei !.Y man-made, artificial
sky, heavens, firmament L, pants, trousers, drawers
ft 9 44d be sky-high (prices) ft L, breeches
n31 /11.1. e:cr.:; kingdom of IA; f: grass, straw
t
heaven G 4, th A vegetation
I
P
heavenly, celestial P 141 ic) ; rei :f thatched roof
ril 3 1,P celestial, blue * intrigue, conspire, plot
it J sink, go down (see also it al ) Ti, I-- intrigue (n.) , conspiracy,
plot

68
 59
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

LIT plotter, conspirator n LL mount a horse, mount,

?it work, job, occupation, function, climb; cover (stallion, bull)

task, action, employment, position* el &it- sh i n =. experience a

( job) , business, vocation ( see tif ) revival, recoup, recover
so t- H be busy (of a country)
p t. 4.7be idle, be out of work 011 revival, rebirth
*.r

4 * idle, unemployed
-41
?ILA.. bore (a hole), pierce,
Q tli t- : :11 colleague undermine (a wall)
e Cr e "1 (Al tr Ministry el r: L, sapper
of Communication and Public Works ) drill, n. (tool)
r:141) be in operation W 4, rise, appear (star)
r. old housework, homework Orient
: e f. handicraft e....:(1). Oriental
r" root, bottom, under, beneath; eit.te steal, rob
vein, artery, nerve: tendon r ?: 4/ take a peep
---tvcI --ror.:,under, » t theft, robbery
beneath, below: at the bottom of, fl ti secretly .;

at the foot of h a 41 hiccups

7; air below hC (i ) have the
(vi.) hiccups
!au ...el I. ert,98;1 entrenched, chronic r'H 1. snuff
I 4' subject ( substance) ivt..iT" workman, worker,
bottom (of a thing) working man, employee (see WI-)
41:1.4112 radish (lit. 'red root') ea-0'MP h w. 1.--tT public
e vein, artery servant
M
M ft, bottom (adj.) corner (see 111 C
4.
Fe/ ;.4. corner e C:74:43- high and low

gh tot. si 'Id
6
,ifor..

)
 60
AVAILABLE
BEST CO! Y.

p G till procedure, formality, ordinance, ii;if the person who

principle, manner, order, statute, accompanies the bridegroom
system to the bride's house
A& methodical ell-1 carriage, wagon, coach,
1.5"ottfri- curriculum, chariot
syllabUs A ti viste, t be dented
for !) an .punctuation err Ag..cpcmn submarine
ko etTin+ orderly (class) 41 rib. g
fel b. ab di ffiesc (vi.)
pi:p4:1? ceremony, procedure, leak out (of secret),
rite, ritual circulate (of news)
eg 11 religious 1%6 e,. frei circulate (news),
services disseminate, emit (of sun
eiCarih circus t t IV light, propagate (news)
t u re., in 111GO:trollef dynasty eph addiction (for coffee,
for #111t derivation of words smoking, etc.)
e. :p army, military (n.) addict
P army elitontrin-tiT alcoholic
iv ,:. fl 1-e} literacy campaign w a third (see ' )
r's L. I; Et) cross out, delete, rut out, cji ri be thin, be sparse, be
strike out, cancel (a stamp), threadbare (coat)
revoke (a concession) thin out (plants)
punctuation mark ?Irs' thin, fine (cloth),
le L. e t l7 L. e be expiated, be sheer (silk)
pardoned, be forgiven become greedy, be insatiable
ncel expiation fir Peed, cupidity
LI ('1 C4) : 19 infiltrate rt4-1-50 greedy
rii C 1 T -11 infiltrator tilvf6 parsimony
:1 nuptials, wedding L)filii three (see WI elf 413.)
70
 61
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

tirvt nine o'clock (4)1 large, rectangular, oblong

t thrice house
y. third, thirdly ri 4 Ti it hanging, Crucifixion
h/ one third (see el#A )
()qv, T, sociology e 114,11: 641 Good Friday
el 6.! ?I:Hp socialism * ei 40 t 3 n.Pil .10 sob
ni store, shop . * ?tee+ 7.1 ei 4 4, (B) shock (of
q A et. 4. shopkeeper behavior), appall, horrify
. Lt peddlar frightful, disastrous,
4, laugh shocking, dreadful, awful,
)4611 f amuse (cause to laugh), abominable, hideous (crime),
evoke a laugh execrable, outrageous (crime),
41,:7 h smile, chuckle cruel (war), miserable (life)
tti 7, A gurgle (of a baby) enormity (of crime)

"14. laughter "14..4: jocund (see )

.4 4. jocund * u1 ;. t u; be afflicted,
/I T laughable, humorous, be plagued, be in misery,
funny, comic be in torment, be in agony,
7,tuti:ftr,I, clown show distress
pi 3 it. 4. ridiculous torment (v.), torture,
1114:7,1; have the hiccups excruciate, persecute,
64, A hang (vt.) , hang out, suspend, martyrize
hoist (a flag), crucify torture, torment,
tel ) fly, vi. (of flag) 'distress, affliction,
+t, A r banging, Crucifixion suffering, horror, discomfort
47-4/11p1; cross (n.) ii14/7141 be ticklish (fent), give
hanger, hook (of telephone shivers
receiver) riu, seventy (see ill )

1.
 62

%ST .COPI elln chip

rl be fat L.% Cu.), broken
71 to r; fatten piece, fragment

grease, fat /sit; r gather (vt.), assemble,

tit 4': in a-heili family collect, convene (vt.),
41.11 L. -n social concentrate (collect)
4)-(1/.1di-12 'society (all the 'NM fi meet (vi.), gather
people) (vi.), convene (vi.), get
[See also ei.ri AT 3 together (vi.), congregate (vi.

r, drag, pull, lead (a horse), session, assembly,

11; II ei

suck (air into the lungs), draw . meeting, gathering, conference,

(pull), press (the trigger), congress, convention (meeting),
attract, appeal (be attractive) rally
t i; i; be dragged, creep (of vine) sit (of parlia-
crawl, gravitate ment)
r; 4 gravitation, gravity ri-r; hil collection
27.41 r$ drawer sertc:4 tell on, tattle
t
r. object (in grammar) on, inform, denounce
(1;41 r, .irop Cu.), productivity nn 7, r: 'I rationalize
(igricultural) pretest, pretense,
r;. 17. civil ( service) civilian (n.) cause, reason
break, burst (vt.), fracture el ri n im sickly
1'111111, be broken, break (vi.), nip seven (see 6% I ri

crash (vi.) rij one o'clock

e: 9 I shatter, smash, wreck (a e: 1.T seventh

machine) 1. gravity, gravitation

en broken (see rim )
e7 9 LI chunk (of stone) et. ti kind of spiritual retreat(sct
h fracture (4.) . tilier. seventh ordei of the
.1
 63
BEST COPY AVAILABLI

Ethiopian vowels (w. f111) en, 7. effeminate, feminine

7. .P human (rights), humane (adj.)
(see eiri 71.9.1 h, :,prostitute,

ri 7.1 preach, advocate whore

,
Ill% preacher * ntie, , a r' Nu participate,
sermon take part in
pulpit h.+ participation
string, twine, cord eh, June
t`it be mistaken, make a mistake, (ILL cup, porcelain cup
miss (not find), miss the target, * rin no`possible, be
lose (the way) impossible
ttt be wrong, be mistaken t (0-) not be able,
tril r be mistaken, err, be not succeed, be powerless,
wrong, be in the wrong, blunder. be impotent
74% 'Li ot misguide, mislead, 1419 beauty
do wrong iwi 1 pc nO. ceremony,
ir 11. faint, lose con. procedure, rite, ritual
sciousnesa 'Ph ; n 3,s1 festivity (festival)
deceptive
e
-4.
4
tu.. 451 n 41 fine arts

et t mistaken, faulty, p literature, letters

wrong, fallacious, false, ei science
erroneous

[See also hA)-t) . psychology

woman, female, lady e og-.;x1.,F literary
oTh
t womenfolk fiL11. cinema
r negative (electric charge) el chafq
: SIZ daughter rill et. censorship
t effeminate P rJ I ; tp censor
. 73
 64
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

lumber, board (of wood) 71 et S sr) h hamper, prevent,

plank, leaf of door, door hinder, cripple (disable)
ri 4, provisions for a journey t1'i4.?, invalid (adj.).
see 199 crippled, disabled
r: stripe (from stroke with a heti I.: 11117)4) disabled,
whip), bruise cripple, invalid
lh On) bruise (v.) ; obstacle, bar
nf stay a certain time, reside (obstacle), hurdle, impediment,
a week, dwell, spend some days interference (hindrance),
01 grist make adieusf bid fareweA.1, obstaeler-bas
take leave of one another, be (obstacle).,_hurdler-impediment,
dismissed, be fired interference (hit:dram%)
NrIcnt dismiss, fire a worker handicap, roadblock
r`i) n Sabbath, Sunday ta. direct a remark toward
Mill' leave, leave of absence someone, level (criticism)
trrt how many?, how much? t 'Mt, be aimed at (of a
t: how often? remark), be intended for
often? how long? (a remark)
(-sew t ñ Jai L measure by spans
ri't when?, at which time?

MAI, once in a great 11113 ttildllorcument: declaration

while, once in a while (statement of goods)
tr penny *111q.c. be prepared,
111 tear, lacerate, split be put in order, be atranged,
hi ;1;.t even (see X) 73, ) be ready
ei 'I 71 hobble (tie the legs). tie ts15.1) 1)repare, put in

the foot of the animal to its neck order, make ready

crri t, stumble over,. hit a snag tii.e prepared, ready, arrange

-741
 65

BESt COPY he feels like,

wheat AVAILABLE he' T OD)

box, chest (box) he feels up to

bayonet ter; delight (vi.)
:41 steer, castrated Monday
1141, pocket knife, penknife (1)%1 hopscotch
rip) in L. break into splinters 7) A hell, perdition
h) v.' splinter, sliver of wood LU painter, illustrator

11111110.7 chess (see "IA )

Lim 4 splinter, split (vt. ) ; crack, 141 ea; painting, picture,
cleave, dissect drawing, portrait, illuatra.
tnhnl. crack (vi.), split (vi.) tion, plate (in a book)
tiff) n) 40split asunder LA; (2 pictorial
Min)ci splinter, chip of wood ti9II hour, clock, watch, o'clock,
hi 614 split, rift, fissure, time
flaw (in a glass), crevice 01.. hour hand
Fthi be indolent, be feeble, be (see lb )
lazy na,); 'AI& overtime, curfew
.lazy, indolent, feeble (see 71411, )

hicc laziness, idleness, riei art just at the right

inaction, indolence moment, on time

Iii y, be hot (mustard) n ril 11 at noon

eat till q.6, pungent (odor of n e rii Di* hourly (adv.)
paint); see ti cc 61) 'net } afternoon
ejTEi#70mustard (see ) 71 11) cat n it before noon
C in elicklitiVE.C. sapphire (a) string (beads), pin (a
* n 3 0161; name, nominate, flower on the dressei, thread
designate; used as causative with (beads), plug in (make electric
composite verbs connection), stick into
75
 66
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

t stick, vi. (of a nail in.the 71 manmade, artificial

tire), be interlaced (see W )
turn out well, be successful,
.1J1 i4 : it:. everybody
succeed, be a success, have success e 64).: 11:4 person of good family,
in freeman, human race, mankind,
coherent (sentence), human, humanity
successful (See also eil"0-',) 3
will success (B) hide, conceal
MI) g socket herr secret (hiding place),
11., become drunk, be intoxicated hidden, occult, surreptitious'
7/ L. intoxicate, inebriate C blind
drunk, intoxicated Q t !tic) c; secret (plan)
drunkenness 6,N)- grammar
p drunk Cu.), drunkard it body, figure (body)
sugar constitution (of a person),
(Li n ?i 7) stuff, cram personality (see 41 4.- )
rp.7 animal' s foot ( see also ifirie ) el *11-, : "79 A ache all over
iti1)..e; second Cu.) 4) 01;1 Sweden
(B) sacrifice (v.), offer (j.) en (B) designate ( appoint)
sacrifice give the title of, Call (name)
6704.:i; 61, sacrifice Cu.) 0 sit (of court)
c:::14)! altar science
niT man, person, personage, human 3scientific
(n.), mankind, fellow, gentleman, :L.:1!1:iL scientist
individual, people, anybody, devil, demon, Satan
4, -/
1

anyone 64..t: diagonal

individual
1)* (Iv: 8:3)114
en 4 human (adj.) kz: undisciplined, uncouth
 67
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

impertinent, bold el,k,ri stock (of rifle), butt

(impolite), boor (of rifle)

hi vulgarity, insolence rt T..- cigarette, cigar

.7 , ,A,

Lilo in tl.e.".rif: prose *Xi i) II". smoker

/0,1 c; vest 6:3 be apprehensive, fear, be
t;,E-Irlisixty (see also h Wi ) anxious, be fearful

sixth order of the Ethiopian. cause apprehension,

vowel (see hitt'? ) threaten (be a cause of

six ( see also het,/ ti) possible harm), menace

twelve o'clock ers dread (n.), anxiety,

t T sixth apprehension, fear, calamity,

table worry, spectre (of war)

r; .: .1 I insult, abuse, call someone h7= e ?,,;:t secure (old age)

names 'h'1 2, serious (condition),
11:?;-n insult Cu.), abuse critical (condition), risky

(insulting .language) gravity, seriousness

hS.,'is see tire, at, (of condition)

6 A 1, send away, chase away, banish, 9,..P. 41; secure (hiding place)
exile, shoot (an arrow) , strike Pc" meat, flesh, pulp

(roots), put roots into the ground carnal

.7!

t e;:.;. be sent away, emigrate tk...nt, carnivorous (see )

t .2, 4 chase, pursue e pi? ra,t blood relative

:::; tis,2.4 root (vi ) c le genitals

A 27 `1.1 wildfire re fleshy, carnal,

;.;.'s't immigration, exile (n.) secular (education)

refugee, immigrant sauce

ofai tie; A z, abortive (not developed an!. amble

properly) 714p1L trot, vt..(a mule),

7
 68

AVAILABlii
BtiS tOPI
make to amble MI"! don't mention itt
firi I- latrine hrri 4.1 III; thank you!
rii`i outhouse
t al goodbyea
cigar *evr1 ° spread out (cloth
,s.-
il-sr; sheath or grain to dry)
* n , ti'l'l r; be greedy t;, go under, drown, sink,
thl voraciously, founder (boat); see also ein in
greedily drown (vt.), sink (vt.)
11 ravenous, stingy,
11". tiPti., see tril
greedy t41 iT.1, coffer, case (box),
ibi:7t, see 1112 chest (box)
rs,-,e ostrich F 13 'j: casket, coffin
1. gallery, grand stand, toj.;0:414', (and f.';9))
balcony wardrobe
41.1';;112.S ..ric.1.4i pulpit squeak, i4creech,
(see et rrr ) creak (of doori
es . , genuflect, prostrate oneself rtii. become broad, become wide,
in prayer, bow down, worship widen (vi.), broaden (vi.),
;16: T rug carpet, tapestry dilate(vi.)
!'s,;, give, grant, afford, provide, widen (vt.) , broaden
accord (vt.), enlarge, spread out
4
Z:
surrender, give in
tat
;
enlarge (vi.),
eeirt; ideal (place) .expand tvi.), develop (v1 ,) ,
Mribj- gift, present, aptitude, flourish, grow (of business),
facility (talent) stretch (of an empire)
1.14; Z. is :;-1?4 ability, talent, Ylh L.;. develop (vt.) , expand
affinity (natural attraction), (vt.), extend, promote,
gift (natural talent) foster (develop)
7 is
 69
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

ept roomy,. widespread settler

II; 41 broad, wide, spacious, ti E; place, site, area,

widespread, large, extensive spot, seat, position,

n i i S, C. extensively, widely, post (position), role

at length I.: a passenger

width, breadth, size (of carfare

room), area (surface) tlic.f a

see 'became broad'

r'; ; see el Ito h;,.r wickerwork, sewing, seam

ri, ;. sew, sew up, stitch, seam (see r. 4r sew')

in '11h ; dressmaker, ...74).:: 7 sewing machine

tailor, seamstress ti 4, (B) be dominant, prevail,

th4"; pervade (f.in. joy pervading
wickerwork, sewing seam

rM;a1 in OL.4,f:nhh/4; stapler a poem)

a

r.: wool (p1. 47z ?i )

sunflower duke, prince

1.. .. tub Fill) sponge

sofa IP sponge (v.)

I

measure (grain) scum, filth

r r : a numberless, *el L h , I float, soar,

myriads of hover, drift (of logs in

measure (for liquids) the river)

k encamp, camp, settle (vi.) raft, float (na.)

be on board, board (a el 7 r ). sport ( see also :11 Tr: )

train), embark h7-1-1.1- athlete, sportsman

section (of town) , neighbor..

hood (section of city), quarters, IL thousand (see also 7L:zi )

camp, barracks, base (station) rI want, wish

e el au c camp 3. :71 be necessary

79
 70

BEST COPY. AVAILABLE

be necessary !li; be pointed, be sharpened

717: he chose, he wished pointed, sharp
t
it is necessary e pointed
thorn, spine (see also Fin , (B) chant war songs
) 7:1 11 war songs

thousand (see also ) (B) decorate (give a medal)

7,1 see Frn) award (v.), adorn
irr;. pointed, sharp (point); see Fh Dee Iii X14 3

* , t it be better, improve ;) f reward, decoration

(vi.), be preferable, be (medal), prize (medal),

advisable medal (see Pi:; )

;;r: is :14`;-'1 be well, get well, 2 : ,e; _r: .r, -1-1 Prize

feel better Trust

17::". improve, relieve (reduce 4 valley

the pain) J: 7' river basin

7 I.
14. improve (vi.), Jr, major (in the army),
ameliorate (vi.) battalion
37 3.
is, ameliorate (vt.) , Pi A 4.4. husk (v.), strip the
improve (vt.), remedy, revise husk
(the constitution), amend -r; ;.4. nap tn.)
::"; advance (in ogress) (B) shear
advancement (improvement), i,,'; slip away, slip through,

progress, revision (of the creep through

constitution)
%.
, slide (vt.) , slip
t -74 better (under the door)
.,
;47>
I
what can be done? .1;17a sneak in,,
7, steal into, insinuate oneself
r, foetus, embryo
to
80
 71

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

Ali.titir :4,a
slip out, n captain (of army)
slip away, sneak cut, glide out, company (military unit)
steal away 69re bamboo
hi or. 71e peek Fico-fi fr.. chickpea
0.°underpass, tunnel, non-; (B) buy grain or other
157110 in eon /: FI1 L4' foreskin cereals, sell grain
69 Ethiopian toga-like national office (of job) ,

dress appointment (office) , promo-

tilo see 6171 tion (see ieb )
1'9 candle, candlelight NZ:cis weaver
*i01, scramble e ?Fell /1!1.) loom
Mint scramble shirt, blouse
ill.111-1

Fin nominate, appoint, promote, 5:0.3 scramble (see * )

invest with an office 50, AR. cram (learn hurriedly)

5-p chief, official, officer Firou become old, arbitrate,
(of a club) reconcile
Frgrot. office (of job), appoint- 717)1,01 age (vt.)
went (office) , promotion 6th el A old man, old
Pi r,i6 sabre gentleman, elder (n.),
(B) hide (v.) respectable, arbiter
r114To (1) + co) have a cramp j 91'0°1 A cm old age,
t 4 et, wince, crawl (of arbitration
flesh) rya uni dash away, bolt (vi.)
?)6iri) 4,4 cramp (vt.) T9...c el champion (in a game)
t 7-:;.4, 4 double over (with ?I:- canvass
pain), double up (with pain), AA) cot
cringe erOCI)f) . Ir sail (n.)

81
 72
PEST COPY WHAM
annul, abrogate (a law), dis- CT), b partner,

miss, abolish, rescind, nullify, associate

override, repeal, invalidate 5= apron

715/. act as a laxative car, crab
D 5.5 :r: dismissal from LI, clip (vt.), notch, break

office something at the edge

tri irrevocable t have a chip

, 3.0 mash made of peas & nibble, wear away(vt.

L, f spider fib- L 6. chip (vi.)

iii L L .ta C cobweb, T syrup

spiderweb flee, run away, avoid,

if ;'r. erode, undermine (a house), recede, shirk, ebb

wear away (of water wearing away

r:r put to flight

the rocks) fugitive

* 6),..FL.ti6t0.6L promenade, FIT:1° flight

walk around, take a walk 717; refugee

.walk, excursion, gauze, muslin, kerchief

WOO
hike, picnic, outing * 54 ripple (of

re-i-r1 braid of hair brook), rustle

Fr sweater en Fri" flight (see )

e tell glove ?ill (B) hide, dissimulate,

e L.: 5 sock, stocking hold back, vt. (hide)

soup, broth ti751 hide (vi.)

* 171 t f /146-t 1- glide, Kl. y 'haven (for

slide ( vi . ), slip, skid fugitives)

c tt slide (surface for * 1 fin . n mount a slope
sliding) .4 n-+ upward. slope

8?
 73

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

Ti 4'41 : 41 A :. -; dandle (a baby et' (B) turn white (hair).

on the knees) turn grey

it 4# a merchandise grey hair

: 1516; merchandise, goods Pre))1.1.hn moss (on

n lame (leg, man), crippled rocks)
T:9 1;. be paralyzed rai n gray haired'
re L-1 paralyze see 611°1*

p wire, stitch (made by a doctor) Ti ? r see 5tt

, in e.ri 45) el fencing lift smell (vi.) , give off

* , t n curl, vi. (of an odor

parchment) s t smell (vt.)

F wedge Lintt smell (vt.) , sniff

* riL be excited, be seized odor, smell, aroma,

with panic, be alarmed, feel stink

jittery Ti perfume, scent

7-1 6n t. panic (vt.) , agitate urinate

(excite), terrorize, upset (of '1* urine

bad tnews), reduce to chaos Fe pleat, gather in ( the
Li

panic, excitement, commo- skirt)

tion, confusion, unrest, riot, iTiVnli pleat tn.)
revolution, furor Negro

* 7)&1/.4) be resplendent, 51pai slender

sparkle (with decorations), Tril. (Arcane (see )

glitter, glisten, blaze with FIVf;r11-.toilet

light, be flashing eMel:F11/*: al` ladies'
iinFn wrinkle (v.) room
4; (1)- :thIn5n be wrinkled eariffli-7:Firf".ro. men's

5.flh-ri wrinkle, n. (in the room

forehead) 83 't» as mountain chain, mountain
range
 74

MAILABLE
BEST COPY

latt hi sugar cane 1014 clay, pottery, pot,

n ). onion dist( (for music); see also 64111

71.217).C1' onion
6.P0 garlic Q NIP %) porcelain

4) forum, council t, potter

* 111 h t Li 1 feel flattered ati at 0 phonographs

)711 flattery lit cloud p.1 go, record

chin beard player

6)-"s* r2 t.

ni suitcase, valise, trunk e :rill china

Ti:141 hip, flank (side of body/ exilla,41; ip earthenware

*611 , 6 fa, (B) conquer, win *frrrin. (B) carry,

a battle, win a game, be victori- bear (carry), be loaded

ous, defeat, overcome, overpower i)71171 ir:# put a load on,

i'610. lose (a game), suffer help to carry

defeat load, charge, burden

k, winner, victor, victori- t 671 :7 porter

ous be rough, be harsh, be

Pill L.
/NM ; championship strained (relations)
(B) accompany, see off, escort
.15 "rj I% en roughen, strain
.11 hump (of back) (relation)
671 fork 7j71;.-- rough (fur), coarse

5.1--1 tip (secret information) (cloth, table), harsh (soap)

whisper, tip off (give *61111,041 .151/1/.01;r1; court (v.)
secret information). R-5111..pfp suitor
7i11%11/1 be all dressed up, *be (who is courting a woman)
well dressed . !ThiLY)L, ti5noiL rotate (vi.).
thorn, spine (see also Fr turn, vi. (rotate), revolve,

84t
 75

AVAILABLE
BEST COPY
pivot, swivel, spin (vi ) to cross a river, place
whirl around where one crosses over
h 71 LA twirl, spin (a top) J.D K71 1, S gangplank
CI-Dhenr:7)1: revolution (of Ls transitive
the earth) 70 impassable
071Fnclii, pivot 0-3 intransitive (verb
tfiunai 'vehicle 11 r: beyond (prep.)
* F 1,11 whisper (v.) across
611 is whisper (n.) le be moldy, be covered with

iit7 foot of a beast (see miaiew ito

also larnec ) mildew

* Tl Tilt hrl 117) neigh, snort (of F1' (B) tuck
horses) Dee Til' (P)
(The root is perhaps In with -;-;.; pistol, revolver (see
the morpheme 'hh ?be M )
no. furtive (manner) (1) wear a gun
-n 1. flash by, roar past, 61.71 sell, sell out
whiz (see also 5 ) 4:6 seller, salesman,
cross-eyed vendor, clerk (who waits on

?;:a--ei0.}.1?),41.1 swish (see ThS- ) customers)

r: tea sale
* ?1-1 t rrj L
clear (a ditch), traverse
cross (a river), `i salesclerk, salesman
0-06:!).b ticket office
%71-it, make cross, help to cross 61)% h .211..:1 slip (into the
..-f;;;t just across pocket)
."
s.. r
... transition Ttp Li flick (a horse)
:17111J ferry, fords thing used. FIT) IT) comical
8"
 76

so corolla
Ei 71 have a rash ci !.t.i.; clove
Ei: rash (small spots on screw
the skin)
cfr
tease, poke fun, make
fun of, be facetious, mock 471 redden, become red

r chauffeur 714i) inflame (make red, hot):

eyebrow reddish, pink (color)

;,,14 become a rebel p red

outlaw, bandit 4?,1 fool, silly, simple-minded,

rash (see 64;71 Ii imbecile

(a) cover (v.), hide (vt.), word, sound, term (expression)

conceal, enshroud, veil (of fog) : n 5t es) verbatim, word

gloss over. for word, literally

h=4.1 cover (of book), wrapping 51o, 7 promise, make a

? ti; 1.t.1 eyelid promise, pledge, make a

be in heat (mule) commitment, guarantee

t perfidy spokesman,

;.; 51:T; 74: perfidious reporter

Dee also ir3 &t ill?, 3

ohyaseli agreement, pact,

rj L
dishonest (person); see 17ci51 pledge, covenant, treaty,

91 g? 14 opposite, contrary vows (marital) .

(t.sin), conflicting, converse,- Olh:Objgi pledge of

inver se, reverse, counterpart, allegiance

antipose, antithesis 4)11 '?17c5 exclamation

011561 1, contradiction (see 1131) )
r` 7 P144
.011,
Int:t.
II bough, bfanch (of tree, Ji h 9 xb minutes (of
of a company), subsidiary (of a meeting)

company) n ;q1 by rote, by heart,

81;
 77

to 004101
orally, verbally minor *(injury)
fn 5. memorize, learn ngoi)easily
by heart (see ) ck 1A (B) pile (vt.), heap up
notrepi learn by heart A heap, pile
P verbal*, oral 4 0-0,. dye (v.), stain (v.)
e OA: mit interview 0A n, color, paint, dye lenot, ,

gourd stain, polish, ink

e 147 OA skull 411 91: so ed r academic

4 41 wag (the tail) training

d p, it)
parch, roast (grain, en') LC:4)hir0 lipstick
coffee) 194 hottpigment
4 hyt roasted vain ai sausage.
ri low. country, lowland (about 46/1 ei crti coiled, twisted
5000 feet above sea level) A 99 : ?) crook (shep-
e4ii4iliA ulcer herds s staff)

inhabitant of lowland 111 ggo 9 clubfooted

rifle.shell, cartridge case * 51 1,411 514 make
411/) be light (of weight) be easy feel nauseous

t# make easy h4gAilAN(Q) be overcome

t hA ease up, be lightened, by nausea
be dishonored 4)1) 4 h mix, blend together,
714)/V1 simplify, facilitate, . combine, mingle, annex.
ease, alleyiate (distress), allay, 1641 4) h be mixed, mingle,
minimize, belittle, despise vi. (rivers), merge (vi.),
' 11 h ?I A, I simplify affiliate, join with others
`11)/) I) easy, simple, light ,:q411 mix (vt.),
(weight, duty), mild (punishment), combine (mix), aggregate

8'7
 78

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

4'P h A mixture, mixed, mash of, trifle, tease

(rD440)6 admixture 4 joke, fun, jest,

* 11 VI 47 blaze (of farce, wit,- humor

fire) +A re, If joker, witty

ckAl di s ettilm see *4, gt?A # 1- sense of humor

A #1 A euphorbia, cactus 41 land that is measured
* WI et, h I. slope down, 40 j) in melt, vi (of butter)
decline (slope down), lower, vi. lAquefy, vi. (of butter) s
b. gIbIlhoitet

(sun) h 41 Vii liquefy, vi. (butter)

4A4A downward smelt (ore), thaw (the ice)

10.
41± slope, descent (slope) e # #' (7) molten (metal)

IA down the hill ri 4%, melting pot

4k A4 Al L. go downhill PI es) p marrow, shin, shinbone,
(See also o-oh #Alt A 3 shank
4) /I ri catch a ball or a falling h hasten (vi.), hurry
object (vi.), make haste, be quick
41 r, (13) feed (oxeK), provide in doing something
support, nourish it)Oh AL make to hasten,
food,suOplies, rations hasten (vt.)
er11:047 supplies 4) quick, rapid, fast,
riA 44 housekeeper swift, agile, handy, efficien't,

17 mold expeditious, nimble (monkey)

4 4 (7 e, turn down (the collar) 411 c r; dispatch (prompt-
4> hril ring (finger ring), loop ness) dexterity, efficiency,
TI r ring finger skill (faci lity)
d!) u magician (n 4A ID ftia
4 c ;4 (8) play a joke on, make fun 114)/) Al 0 fluently

88
 79

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

e I limber (piano player) 4 50 worthwhile thing,

4 611 : light up, vi. important matter, serious

(of eyes); see * 4i))0/ial matter

trustworthy
* cithmAz,1Nalthozi, twinkle

(of eyes) (person)

(See also *A 41/3 4go ; 9, di i scribe

* cti?) . doze, fall asleep e : ftal L:r calligraphy

X342 Lt.
1" 3 is, sleep tio resentment, grudge, rancor,

A r' key, button (see ill-feeling. revenge (see

tf.0i a

el. A gi keyhole * cppro)

e 1
r lock 4.p: n0 vengeance, feud

3DE:4,5107 safety pin .

ebc I. vindictive, person

loha, (B) lock (vt.), close with who holds a grudge

a key, buckle, button, hook (a c$ G, swallow without chewing (e.g.

dress), fasten flour), eat powdery things

419*A. lock (vi.), be locked up (roasted grain, sugar) from

5..: be locked together the hand

(bumpers) 440 stop (vi.), be erected,

7140/1,L interlace (vt.) stand, halt (vi.), come to

4.4p
rt: key, button a halt, cease, land (of a

447:1 (El) rob, take by force, carry ship)

away by force, snatch from the 710D stand something up,

hand erect (a monument), set up

brigand, robber (a statue), raise, bring to

robbery rest, arrest (stop), put an

end to, stop tvt.), bring to

cupboard, wardrobe a stop, halt, psi* (a car),

statuary, settle (an argument)

89
 80

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

1.410C-0 be against, oppose, be protest, resistence,

opposed to, protest, resist, disapproval (expression
object, raise an objection, contra- against)

dict, dissent, disapprove, take 11) 3 277 : To unopposed)

issue with, defy (the authority) r1:1;00 70, in rj 0"0 070
l' c1) be established, be aet against (in opposition)
up, be constituted, come into 40-E f stop, place where
being, withstand (oppose); resist, one halts
fight against, endure, counter, 4)0'04 (A) be filled with lice;
cope with (8) remove lice
ktitcrro establish, set up (a 4 c; h louse
business), build (a factory), 't 0-Ln (B) add condiments, add

found (a bank), organize (a spices, season (v.)

committee) Ci spice, condiment,
%,t. A pause (fr.) seasoning
:1.4% zi II be an old maid 400.9400p. all kinds of
4;oni permanent, steady (work), spices, ingredients
salaried (employee), skeleton 4)4147Ve.eii044:- bland (food)

(of building)
4"PIPniiin? spicy
4i1) . career
To 1. *t
9.69 pharmacist
4;c-011. size (of a person))height * 44110111Ciei falter (hesitate)
(of men), stature play with the idea of doing
14"15-4 stand (position), stand something
point, structure (of.human body), 4C;: gambling, game of chance
bearing (manner) 40-1/1:: trk(pt gamble (v.)
latiPq opponent, dissident . 4rtirtT gaMbler
eg;PC;--tri) 'pposit4 on, objection, +rbel taste, eat a little

90
 81
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

46r) n gown, dress (of woman) wD i.ga cudgel

.-/-Cere;*. 117::..ebi skirt 941 leper, leperous,
rZ,01, hem (v.) maimed by leprosy
4P.:I'd4':; hem (a.) .4 54 :7 leprosy.
;b4:-Prit:. see ,t3ric 01 be left, remain, be Missing,
acs if see 4CD be absent, absent oneself,
* 4,41+iirt H e if bfandish be canceled (meeting),
(a sword) be no longer in existence,
* t f c.-4 (B) sit (vi.), go out of use, die out
sit down, seat oneself, settle (custom)

(vi.), sojourn, mount (a horse, 471 '7 .? L make remain, leave,

mule) abolish, exclude, omit

place, seat, make to (details), prevent, keep out

sit, lay, set apart, put aside, (vt.), hold back (vt.)
keep (reserve), store, deposit, 4P L, stay behind
purge ..14?) La be slow (of
5 i 47, sitting watch)
.70 ieer, 4 676 seat 41, balance, remainder,
h ,7; container, depository, residual
repository, saucer el) H fi balance

1. ta diarrhea, dysentery 41.1)171V) fossil

cPc:'41*.
.
reserve aaved money) ct) L +( simple imperfect)

*?1*-z;c:%;7, manner of sitting, almost, nearly ( ;;t irm, C :

seating, location, placement, Pi 50 ?) LI- you have
situation (position), layout almost finished)
Pak h 4) 91 41; .4i 'is purgative ecp) absent (adj.), extinct,

.1.7-1.1 shorts, short trousers rest (remaining) , remnant

(J[
 82
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

P4L at least, at worse 4)L, war cry

unavoidable 4 :); breakfast (see §1,6 )
ei + negative imperfect + cci) C 470 4h heritage, heirloom,

be liable to, most probably legacy, relic

( rD or he will 4;!..14, tear off a portion (of

most probably come, he may come) broad and 0 ), cut bread

(See also fl rirlrhetce, rh breakfast

14c$3 /..741 piece (of cake)

, in eh helmet * 7.1 4L ; ; regurgitate

crow, raven !-Ti I see

r
r
.. heartburn % L bolt (the gate) bar
slaughterhouse (the gate)
. ?i 4 be discontented, be 6t. eifk 41; 10% be wedged, be lodged,
disappointed, be sore (vexed), (bz. caught), be stuck (a bone
feel amiss in the throat)

r41 1; disappoint, dissatisfy, *Lek/. found (a city

hurt one's feelings, irk, make rt establishment

gloomy, slight (of a town)

r: !i; 3 be dissatisfied, be * ff, L. 3 44 z. 4, t, exude,

disenchanted, feel aggrieved, be pour down (of sweat)

chagrined 3e 4, i, pour water in
?.:.:!..+ discontent, resentment, a thin stream
displeasure, disappointment, 44, j, j; pitcher
chagrin, grievance 4C tin, corrugated iron
:- reproachful (look) 4C az LP is can opener
'.4-4 pick up (information) of)C C) n, house4 with
* -t; ct /,ro t tear to pieces tin roof
(meat) ne;r4a...N1. can (food)
92
 83

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

Q i?
preserves presentation
:4'r:Fifio'.ttis clack, vi. (of a branch) ?; b. n..) immediate neighbolf
4 n load a thing, yoke the two hood, vicinity

halves of loads in order to put c.ri near (adj.); see 4L1!

it on the pack animal 4ran:Hdri),4 close relatives
c.c!) load 41C,11 recently, close by

f--- 1..41p odds and ends n cll. before long, lately,

CPC4)1ii wicker shortly, soon, closely
at +8,4n , H dwarf, vt. n ki recently,
(diet dwarfing the children) shortly, soon
4...r, approach, come close, come P 40r. fl recent, close

near, be near, appear (stand before (friend), intimate (friend)

an authority), be presented to,. Lri receive holy Communion,

be served (dinner) C'ri .holy communion,

'821 n present, offer, put eucharist

forward, serve (dinner), convey r. n't. tanned hide

(greetings), introduce (a bill). holy communion, eucharist

submit (a proposal) (see t L.ri )

*i° 6 n near (vi.), come near, e4Cr11.t"):Pc0

approach sacraments

Ln bring together 44p; see 4Ir: (Q.)

t+ 611 1 n be in close vicinity, * .001,fgq,1) go against, 'clash
be about the same (of stories) sett 7i
t
r: I/ near (adj.) ct L3 bind, attach, shackle
4) s borhood (nearness) tcktri be tied (prisoner
1

cro lawn affinity to guard)

01) 4) i.nj tray, serving tray ?14%,!.. F tie (prisoner to
. guard), bind (to a j )
93
 84
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

11 I t t
be shackled .7 cease (vi.), go dead (of

r*1.91' I- - F bedridden
. telephone)

IL.1.1 stretcher, litter ( stretcher ) ht !..n) cut 'off , break off

green pepper, immature (person) '(relations), cut short

4 n; tauc (v.), make pay custom duties

I. (interrupt), interrupt,

4 L. ei) tax, taxation, tariff, discontinue, sever (relations),

custom duties terminate, cross (a street,

"ts 49 tip tax collector border), take a shortcut,

4/1..V.V1 tax (v.) . cut across, traverse

iarLdrs I see eoL 91 t L twn mutilate
is' -1 cut, definite, decided, rvi 4, m set one's mind

explicit, just like (see t!,./7) )

tht1-14,.!..() despair, give

C s ti decisive, downright up hope

(answer), firm (price) , terse, r (rr. LI set oneself to
positive, categorical r 4) cut, definite, decided,

if, resolution, explicit, just like

determination, decision 4,01. c1 resolute, strong-minded,

4-)M-119- let me tell determined (person)

you once and for all ( n 4..4. trii determined)

*CM f definite !--() 114 resolve (determina-
cut, cut down, chop (wood) , tion), will power

chop off, hew (logs), cut loose, 1.cC in flLI; C 11)

clip, amputate, disconnect, stomachache, colic

slice (bread, onions), rupture, treT, who cuts

trim, determine, decide, .make (t7 40r 617 ticket seller)
a resolution tt,i..67.7 piece, slice, slab,

t tri discontinue (vi. ) stub (of pencil), slip (of

9;1
 85

BEST COPY NAOS

paper), butt, plot (of land) L:1110° kind of basket
1;; interruption e+c avt basketball
rbi

fA'. crossing 4.» fe engrave, carve, incise,

cross*** chi inscribe, impress, sharpen

6417;o :WU, short cut (a point)
P . rcl Z.
J. ,, 4) perpetually, night 4C c`; sculpture, engraving,
and day, continuously shape, form, figure (form),
es/U.' :/ Al constant (ceaseless), outline (of a mountain),
continual, perpetual (clatter), contour

persistent C.. R.: 44 sculptor

r1,! 'II constantly, steadily Cro 13), pencil sharpener

Dee also Op/y.61:03 1, peel off bark, removes

L.M01 chew hard food and make noise; the bark, skin off

munch (on parched grain) ts1P.t. &, peel, vi. (of paint)
(1) CD crunch, gnaw C peel, bark (of tree),
Dee also Cepoll 3 hull, skin (of apple),
r..4.100. rheumatism (see 44, L ) scales (of fish), scabs crust,

/"... snip (of paper); see iPe La) shell

, in VA". (0 Ea) ) stomachache, 4)!...-ci..& flake (of soap)

colic (see ek Lm ) L cinnamon

eckCfn't-: !I0a50 bellyache c &, flake (of soap);

410
). resolve (determination) , will see 4L
power (see Len ) 4rOt see c L.

:3 pinch (of door pinching the L Le, be ;blipped (skin by cold)

finger) 7, chap (of cold
t. k.e.,

*: see 4un chapping the skin)

4 6-1)er,.7. ankle ck C !pi horny (hands) .

95
 86

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

+El et ungainly le 44 41"4 snoop

h la% slow down, be slow, do h pc, in 41 el nt a. fill
something slowly with dismay, crush one's
fit iihs lightly, softly spirit
its n+h little by little, ri be ordained priest

step by step, gradually, by (see $1j )

degrees, slowly, gently j`Lh
nel'O slowly, softly el h x h be faint (noifie),
(See also 4 hb : 7111 ] see gt) :

4 ti priest (see +66 ) f

low (voice)
ministry (of priest) el 41 awaken, wake up, arouse,
t 4h; priestly, pastoral stimulate (interest), activate,

4 ( of priest) stir up (dregs), inspire,

t po wound, injury, lesion, sore provoke (incite)

(see eteeih ) *41406, 1.14.14,1, budge (vi),

II: et NI ulcer move slightly
4; 6h be wounded, be injured, stir, stimulate,
have a sore animate (put into action) ,
464 wound (vt.) , make sore move (vt.), operate (a,
fob wound, injury, lesion, machine) c maneuver, manipulate
sore (a tractorl, ruffle (the
*. h wounded man surface of the sea)
e4 ei I wounded, injured i 16 ;lei 4;,01 movable

cfrig, see OA ?1 11 ;&/ movement,

rt) gather nectar (of bees) activity (movement), motion
acquire (knowledge) r. digest (movement)
(knowledce), be acquisitive ej141t101:ifIL4
(of ideas) immovableii realty, real estate
101
 87
AVAILABLE
BEST COPY

A
it*ri stir up the fire, poke
o

partridge
(the fire), stoke ;.#,%; gag vi. (choke)
:r : r see 4. h 7 1,;:r'i; gag, vt. (cause
t; .t bow, arrow choke)
hi.: ,e, co 7 rainbow (ee (B) boil in water, cook
* [I; .1 "ic 4. el t groan, moan, in water
have a3thma +4.-pli be cooked (meat)
1' make sigh ). boiled in water, cooked
I

11.1 arc, arch in water

eb, i i see to h t444. I.
1 di raw (vegetables)
I

2 ;;,' ; castigate * 't ro %lei; 4;" ;

calamity, catastrophe, see if 41
disaster, scourge, affliction, (B) anoint, paint (a house),
plight spread (butter, honey),
1*.i.471 3:4 t,,i ( B) be filthy, grease, smear (the wall,
be dirty the hair)

11 ; 4 ' i
T dirty (vt.) crt ff embroider (a story),
soil (vt.), litter (vt.), stain embellish (a story)

4 dingy c41 oil (vegetable)

7r- '1.4)
1 1 ce.
.
ri dirt, filth, ( ) rub oil
trash, garbage, waste, rubbish, fu butter
can (of water), refuse, dirty, finish (of surface)
unclean, %Apure ri ointment, grease,
* ?it .11:7; show contempt, cream
belittle -1 16 butter (see 4 1 )

%Al 4lirslic belittle, scorn ?-I; skull cap, hood, headgear

* .3,` creak (of stairs) * +WI +4ri4 (B) accept,

91"
 88
PEST COPY AVAILABLE

receive, greet (receive), meet ;, I, flounder around

(receive), welcome, grant (a '; sea 41'1

request), approve, absorb (assimi... ri ramble, talk nonsense,

late), admit (accept), heed be delirious (see also Orn?...
F. hand, hand over (a book), 4. .;a brat
n ;I
pass around r: ;,, sputter out, patter on
114,41n cock (a gun) 1,11; fir,, r levity

Zi manner of receiving, * be difficult

welcome, reception . LA find it hard,
i-
' v in 4 ?; correspon. not be able to do
co. A4 fAiteoten to
dent (f A hi:': ta )s (.)
at
. -1- asthma (see.w.:4.;.)
r; find acceptance,
7 ,-;.7; hotbed, net (of teCS)
be accepted, be acceptable, be eCte : 7, an old gossip
admi ssable 4 noon, midday
fi;,1
1
district, precinct, section `11 2 r; %: afternoon
of city or county, region * gasp
fie regional .4..tt asthma
NI bury, entomb r: be straight (road), be
A , 1.0*

burial, funeral straightforward, be upright,

; 4. grave, tomb, sepulchre, be correct, be successful,
cemetery be fortunate, prosper
4
4
rIs
jackal , fox straighten, put straight,
:kbb.'

jx belt cause to prosper, raise (the

?1,C...212jobrIlyil : ce'ni safety head), unbend, settle (a
belt, seat belt country), colonize (a country)
cupola tj'f; be straight, be in
ointment, grease, cream order, succeed (be successful),
(see +ri ) turn out well,. work out (vi.)
98
 89
BEST COPY 'AVAILABLE
r; straighten (a rod),
i.71**1.i one of these days,
straighten out some day
straighten up (vi.), 14 %; ; noon, midday.
be uplifted . 11 4).i j by .the day,
21% 4
4 5 9. ;it hold up (the from day to day
head), lift up (one's eyes) (2) w ") ;. calendar
..; I r:J sit up, sit (notebook) ; C4 ft
up straight calendar
:4, 4;

cf,-e ?Ill: 4. handsome, good (counting of days); see t.

looking 4, e.
measure for grain (about 5 liters)
; earnest, sincere, 4: : r"; pant, utter a sigh,
candid, honest breathe hard, puff
..,
'1- sincerity, benevolence sacred hymn, religious poetry
right (direction) (see * !; )

in r: colony r1'..4fi poet

may it go well with I, see I,J. r
you. (B) decrease (vt.) , deduct,
adverse (unfavorable) diminish, lessen, reduce, lower
% : be envious, be jealous, (rent), subtract, dim (light)
begrudge (see also 4 6 ) drop, vi. (temperature), decline
-; `. jealousy, envy (n.) (vi.), slashed (prices).1 fall
'-, jealous, e off (of receipts)
day, date .41'; ;1 be reduced, fail (health),
41 ; r: 4.1 daily, day by day, diminish (vi.), decrease (vi.)
day after day 41i .?, : 4. ;1. lose weight
z; 1r 1'r daily `-.4; discount, rebate, deduction
n 4. every day, day after minus, adj. (sign)
day 4,t'',j`, consul
 90

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

`: 411'1 cosssulate CP
ti's sincerity, benevolence
discount, rebate, (see +C r
(see 4) f, ) 4t5.i. zealot, zealous (see 40c 'be
4.4 language, tongue, speech envious')
4 linguist
1 : 41?lef zeal
e 4 native speech,
10.
414 horn, antler
native tongue f 4 horny
* ft 7 : be a rival 41;k ; %IbC-171 snail
eP
I". 41
'et
A rival e i : .t cattle, horned

I... . rapacious (person), tight cattle

.

with one's money k 0 ..?; Horn of Africa

* c f::. :3 interrelate, in e t, !:% fe

organize (work), frame (an ringleader

,
answer) eyelash, eyebrow
>. be composed *.zi.,fs kb:. '.e 7.11 borrow an ox and
(figures in a painting) use it for ploughing with one's
....

; coherence own

;N:ch j '; ": discord (in , pretty, beautiful

`'
music) 4. , young girl .

4. + 1:
yoke, burden (responsi- LV. beauty
bility); see ././.;c cp
i
3"
j
luck it. CSC
twig, tender part of tr ee 7 beauty (see )

(B) put straps on a beast , 3 :F; T beauty parlor

of burden * .:711 7 741 be haughty, put on airs
4; excessive pride
weA 1

; 0.. small woman' s belt

4, . .ro' envy, jealousy (see +I') i
7 braggart, boaster,
.4

4,71- ea. jealousy stylish (clothing)

101)
 91

BEST COPY AVAILAPLE

lin . take a pinch (of roasted tune, musical instrument.;

*.' *1

grain, etc.), pick up crumbs, .7r poetry, sacred hymn

it

peck 41; glance" about, reconnoitre,

:se ;1 string ( bey. ns ) scout (v.)
;8 cut off (a piece of the fialc.,),...4,7 scan
cigar) 7,4 ,e; patrol
r grain taken separately, t patrol
particle ;, colony (see r 7, 6-.1r: j
., r see * :;7 n)
core To "; I settlement (colony)
pinch, sting (of insect) colonization,
7,0 flea colonialism
"40 178 7; tongs patrol (see
* t al wriggle ct,.re*H17c; commander of the
ta;

(of child), twitch im- (title of distinction); see

patiently, fidget, be 9;
restive, get restless * 5- A 4) t, ;,; roam, loiter,

.;-.)171 restless wander, fool. around

(;):;.1 a: !In rh.i, ;, Pentecost * 4'.;;c,;;;, ; see -Z'ro
; flea ( see 4). ; t i ) * 1j , t 46 4, fig be confused, be
rV elite
I
interwined, be interlaced,
. .- brackets, parenthesis
be at fault
4
..t. upset, mess up (plans)
right hand, right (side); f+

see interfere (clash), disorganize

11 r commander of the 4,41/41; confusion
(title of diatinction); 4;114 cool (vi.), be cold (water),
see :161 r drop off (of business), be
* "
I
.1' (3) compose a hymn slow (of market)

t
 92
AVAILABLE
BEST COPY
J.
je; feel cold rftddish
ill roe ti cool (vt.) , chill ..71 =r onion
(vt. ) , depress (reduce) 4 to, .(3) last (v.), be late, wait,
-N 4 -it 9%, cool (adj.), await, linger, Stay, remain (stay)
soft (breeze` . ,1% delay, detain, make wait,
4 d P; cold, adj. (water) , keep in (detain), spare (put
chilly, frigid (climate, aside)

reception) , lukewarm I late, later, a little

(reception) later ( 4 f t. -ri. we arrived
411.ii cold (n.) late)
t
u., 4 4, refrigerator, Ii(); secret conference
freezer snack

ect it el deadly (a party) P ;of long-standing, hardened

h have diarrhea, defecate (criminal); old (food, model)
arrhea ( of children) t e) (B) harbor desire

7;i ri feel dismal for revenge, resent, take

row, paddle offense, hold a grudge
j paddle ( n..), oar, :;. I; offend, hurt one, s
1:4

rudder feelings, scandalize

be a nightmare, rave, .1.4;? ?LT; be out of favor

see things ;,t; 4,),-z_ grotesque, ugly

4 ,
become delirious $11 4#grudge, rancor, resentment,
1.16 %.t. nightmare ill-feeling, revenge
red, reddish (also applied 6r grudge, rancor, resentment,
to the complexion of Europeans ill-feeling, revenge
and Ethiopians); see 4, ; (B) change (shirt, residence
t Red Cross etc.), move (from the place.of
 93
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

residence), relieve (change) 4,J.." precede, be first, be ahead

interchange (vt44) of, by anterior, come before,
i L.. move (change lead (be first), anticipate
residence) (do. in advance), be fast (of watch
relief (release from 1.40P1.:; be put before, be put

a post) in front
2
is (B) measure land, make a f'icie.t.,4-4; anticipate, cause to
survey of land precede
survey (measurement) 14 be early, come early
1-:.% surveyor 4 f:, prior, previous
4); layout :1.. earlier
4ir - secret conference (see
(B) blend (vt.), compound
)
other day
, in r; 7 ,.
w . .a _ '4 the
7 ; sit
3

(mix). u. preceding, previous

blend (n.), alloy, e; 4, formerly, before,

heterogeneous previously

l.' draw (water), pour, drip ri :h.:;, once, in

(water from a spring); former days)

imitate, copy, mimic, repro- c; Saturday, Sabbath
duce (of tape recorder) i.;tei, some time ago, earlier,
ts!e gossip (v.) a little while ago
r.... e- copy, imitation, n 4.2;5,a t 1, in proper order)
reproduction, print (copy priority
of a painting) 't precedence, lead
. 7 , duplicate
.
.t.1 Firet (in the title
/ skin, raw hide, leather, of a king)
pelt, 'peel (of orange) First (in the title
9- of a king).
' leathery

103
 94
AVAILABLE
BEST COPY
i I. ! precedence ire
t ir holiness
foreword, preface, 4.;;;17 piety, righteousness
x
prologue iri cit
.

sanctity
rt.? beforehand, in sanctuary
advance, previously, already ( i.i-dit.4joi'l temple)
.74 first of all). *sacred, venerable
;;i7;:, earlier (adj.), former, ,t1, tear (vt.), tear open, tear
old (regulation) up, cut open, rip (cloth),
(See also 't ;,P..; 41,, 3 make a hole in
t satu., day, Sabbath ( see tear (vi.)
'r

pommel
v )
' -
,as , , operation, surgery

I
he Si) I operate
e a
First (in the title of 1: 1%, 41a27:4%. Sit surgeon
a King): see 44e .2,
T.1 tear In.), opening, slit,

I
1 First (in the title of leak, loophole, gap (in a
a King); hedge), eye (of a needle)
1 precedence (see ) 114 .1.. at dawn
ahead, in advance see 4,

1' I
4
(B) sing Mass, celebrate Air: intsrcalary month (5-10 .

Mass, sanctify September); see also

4* 4,
0 014 be hallowed -t s.., be straight (line), stand
-7 rt (fem. stt ) Saint, straight, be perpendicular, be
holy, blessed upright, be steep (stair, hill))
r .
, Bible) be bold (cliff), be pointed (ear)
4.- +.
7 church, service, Mass, arrangement, order, rule
164
liturgy 1,4-0;
.

direct (adj.)
*.
celebrate Mass .1 punish, penalize, chastize,
4 ,g;ti ?re' , holy of holies discipline, impose a fine,

104:
 95

lot CO. AVAIUStet

correct (punish) anger, wrath

1

tbabni be punishede'receive i4,; quick-tempered

punishment C4)4,..-,it eruption (of skin)

.461; punishment, penalty 6:4 angry

, ;44... penalty, fine (B) procede, go on, continue,

et?. 7, see *41,171 join, follow, resume, carry on,

--?."1, buttock, anus persist, connect (the telephone)

41 threaten (make the movement -748.;. next (adv.), afterwards,

of hitting), raise a hand later on, subsequently

against someone, make as if, ,i-4*i'r4%.,:,*, adjacent

feint, be about to epilogue

:re,o arrangement, order, rule i..7% annex, extension (to a

(see 441%;to%) house), additiOn (part added

4 4;..,%4 be disorderly to a building)

.4
clutter tis:.1. offshoot (of a plant)

";'.,):,,.,;- shapeless :-mi..061 next, following,

1:44,r properly, correctly adjoining

tremendously, * t ( vi ) , be on

greatly, infinitely fire (hotise), be destroyed by

loft, perch fire); burn out (light bulb) ,

* be (become) angry, blow out (fuser

lose one's temper ;. erupt (of set fire to, set on

skin), be irritable (of skin) fire, burn (vt.), burn down (vt.),

, il:t.71 anger (vt.), enrage, scorch, bite (a pepper), smart

irritate (of alcohol)

4rAir enraged, ill-tempered, (7,;.1 be on fire, burn,

quick (temper), sensitive catch fire

(skin) ?.11(Tal ignite, vt. (twigs),

1 0r
 96

BEST COPY WALE

light a cigarette re, number , figure (number)

5. :7, iv, firel blize numeral, arithmetic (see )

. . ;
4 1% roe ;: tinder , lighter s :r " A: 14,. innumerable
,11/. el
(for cigarettes) 1.0 so 601164*.
,
countless
incombustibles air ; : even number

leaf, foliage a- . cardinal number

; ?; 416 leaf Cy.) 1 4: t
. odd number
6
7";4;i .1
. a vegetables, Ili P *
odd number
herbs le L. telephone number

employ, engage ( a servant), + verb + each time that

hire (a worker); adjourn count (vt.), enumerate,

(put off) number, calculate, regard

take service with, (consider), rank among

have an engagement .4 z4.
count (vi.), be counted,
4;%:/...;, master the be considered, amount (the
alphabet
equivalent)
appoint..)nt (date), r e7s control, keep track of,
engagement (appointment)
supervise, inspect, oversee,
1 II. employers,
regulate (control), handle
6) : mercenary
(control)
;;, appointment (date) , engagement e r ci,. tell time

(appointment); see 4 fp .; r hour hand

; t :-7: who does not d.

ele number, figure (number)

keep an appointment (see L ) numeral, arithmetic

? .7; 1,'.;; L, who keeps an. count (n.)

appointment (see ) .4.4 hand (of the clock)

4_ encircled, enclosure restriction (supervision),

control
 97

Bj t011
164 4)171 i) inspector, ":e blacksmith
controller, supervisor, super- * .Jr; re, 4 i; shiver, tremble,
intendent, overseer, auditor quake, shudder, shake (vi.), be
(who examines the accounts) unsteady (of hand), wobble (of
+4n) direction steering wheel), be convulsed
(supervision) with pain)
.1-

trqsri;!.,! dial (n.) , chaplet, .i 4, i-,; make tremble, shake (vt

rosary .6 y (It y 68; bt:, shiver
0 4.n. surveillance . "i 4. in .1" 47,
.1.4;,-,,:,! check (control), earthquake
valve trembling, shudder
.61 5, c", computation, 4.;',,...-,.,;"blacksmith (see 4. ;j :f 7,
reckoning 4 ^ - shrub, bush, underbrush,
make a knot, knot (v.) , undergrowth (see *
tie (a knot) s.:0-1,.(;$ smart (of a bee sting)
oN
%If ;if oft

.-al, K
eep a secret .
68 shoot out new
, rt, have a blister leaves
14... frown rs ,-,; parsimonious
knot (n.) -,, shrub, bush, undergrowth,
furrow (of brow) underbrush
fir, r r, puddle Tr,7, (8) be economical, economize,
:11 tar save (money, strength), spare
n 17: ro I talk (efforts), lay aside
.4.1-err beat repeatedly, castrate 1.70 --- ran abstain
by crushing the testicles, 1..78r. economical, thrifty,
crush,. pulverize, powder, saving (adj.), frugal (saving)
hammer economy, saving (n.)
.1 0 'is
 98
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

( i 4: ri, s sparingly) = see .; roe .L

II, persistent 4 Ill pick. ( flowers, leaves)

,,,

(effort), all-out (effort) pluck (fruit)

4 re: direct (adj.); see 4 (w. ti 4. ri; swindler, cheat, rogue, rascal
1; 4 directly, straight 4. cut down (grass), nip (of frost
(adv.), right (adv.) nipping flowers): see also hc; 7;, .;74
.,; direct, straight '1'4; be struck down (by illness),
(answer) strain oneself
3 1. - squat . sit down, settle down
I 1
punishment, penalty (see fiber, sisal, jute
4 r; , slim down, be thin, be fine begrudge (money)
re,', dilute with water, small bell (see * A)
weaken (tea), adulterate * P 441..
sI 1 clank
(beer with water) 7,;1'; tinkle
4'0 thin (ribbon, man, `411,.;'* jingle, vi. (keys)
voice), fine (point), lean, ubJ. .
small bell
high (voice), tenuous (web), V, 2; click (n.)
weak (tea) [See also 43
giraffe ''' '' , vi
-I, syphilis (bells!, clatter, vi. (of coins);
j;,- 7 rock .(See also *
paI z ?ri see 4/1)11 f r-2 f,ca %c;1;.. rattle (toy)
? cut (grass, bushes) shear ie,4 .;;..4., squeeze, crush
(sheep) 4,:.? giraffe (see C,) %j )
set one teeth on
iflekills7; thin (ribbon, man, voice),
edge (scraping .on a black- fine (point), lean, high (voice),
board) tenuous (web), weak (tea); see
108
 99
ast copy AVAILABLE

* (4
7 fl tr ',. stunt (plants) ,
constrain the growth (see with (by means of), in, on, by,
also 4: I at, due to, against, through
scrubby (tree) n+ perfect +14 when
fleshy (peach) -fl + (simple imperfect) when
volume (book forming a part -11+ imperfect +go :(`hni)in
of a set spite of, although, despite of
4 -. adjective Ill+ imperfect + (WI.) though
-7, nickname, n ,A)7 s,, limestone
epithet fl-(ffermented, dough to make bread
;cr.; wink (see n.0 Ipt 4) #19
"v; cz 7; a split second, ralijA civilization, culture,
in a flash, in a moment tradition, convention
4.:Z hive, beehive enh) /1 cultural, traditional
6 r in n t. ; 41":... be deli- riala sea
i

cate (a situation) err marine (adj.), maritime

(B) dig, .evcavate 941r..fliel overseas
excavation
.
C eucalyptus

: pick axe
trim around the edge of
hide
Q9,1 r /) navy
ftilr..i4,11., (pc Alga admiral
pri41r.lavrb bay, gulf
i.S.k.;fe..s.1. repulsion for, lb pp% c lagoon
feel miserable §./dy.-ritibrcivil code
look glum fal eh, r :alcrl civil, code,
4 repulsive, gloomy (day),
.:4.1
. civil law
cheerless, dreary, dismal [see fl tfb 1743

.109..
 100
DST COPY AVAILABLE

Ire territorial (army), rlha s skillful, handy, 'expert

national (adj.); see -nths r q h r to, landowner
r1)1: /4°11411 ..offeciwt
guar T;hetis4 nationalism ../00 q authorities
th irtf n Oa\ national holiday 064 shopkeeper
41 r militia qh411 poet
3, nature (human) , character, nobleman, squire,
9a) T1191.
temperament, essence, person- patriarch
ality, trait, characteristic proprieter, owner,
(n.), disposition (nature) master of the house, lady of
(lU trough (used by taker); the house, husband, spouse,
from n-11:%41 ; see also wife, subject (in grammar)
anchorite, hermit married couple
-n m.6). celibacy m n LI ownership
NI eat, consume rth a debtor
trim wear away (vi.), AA skilled
corrode 9 hi, ill.mannered, impudent,
Mil feed insolent, .unmannered, rude, vulgar
149
1
1.,ra) carnivorous )1 r country (countryside).
nu- one who is always countryman, rustic
eating 9A 7 b. opponent, adversary
01{11) food in a lawsuit
r1.1 knife; see also WI? flAireti majestic
9h- , used in .composition (see r171.1-41 person who has a case
also ri 11) in court
9 owner h 90 rich, well.to.do,
h Ilk courtier, favorite affluent
q 1 landowner 9 7,1 too.) manufacturer
 101

BEST .Copy

.47A, in frlh be said, see AA wrong, get worse, be ruined,

!II
91 fork of a branch, wooden perish (fruit)
pole with forked top used ?n16 spoil (vt.), ruin,
in pitching tents corrupt, wreck (a business),
husband, master (see destroy, pervert, damage,
also 9A ) waste (a chance)
marital et n7)6 corrupt, defective,
k.ertril.:47 widow imperfect
ri Ali good housekeeping, 4116:71,i1L1 corrupt (v.)
feminine accomplishments ilifF1* corruption, breakdown
rp holiday, festival, celebra-
5 r77M imperishable
tion (see also ngA) Dee also .47153.
ifl cloth eating vermin liW5 damage, useless, valueless
411bij clever, ingenious, ( see * n15)
intelligent, wise, sage, n-mh free of charge, gratis,
keen, sharp (lawyer), Judi- at no cost
cious (remark) puff (on a pipe)
-n tact, finesse, 11./%40 4 jet (of water)
guile -1 h #41 small glass container for
allAit)111. intelligence, perfume or the like
ingenuity, acumen itnhnh tinlinh blaze ui burn
rm4 long trousers with flames, be alight (fire)
p honorific title Ylesinhrth in 114/1.0-Mn1in1
rth II fig rattle off
tr.) & spring (of truck) .11 n ('11 flame
itn)6, fin5 spoil (vi.), be 1bpA fuse tn.)
spoiled, deteriorate, go rmill proprietor, owner, master of

111
 102
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

the house, lady of the 11- ts-ti heavy woolen blanket

house, husband, spouse, wife, al (I) knife; see also ro)
subject (in grammar); see rm :Tie to Old Testament .

n1 04 mastery (see 1,)

in 94 nobleman, squire, 1)A, pail, bucket
patriarch (from n 'hitt ) .911,i101 groom (who is in charge
er17194 feudal of horses)
ln,f one who is always eating' rlApeol intermediary in one s 9

(see al ) relation with a person of high

-rim genitals authority, member of a military
P41 M... M. it 144 foreskin company

q. t0
testicle n AI season of small rains in
TRU. abbreviated form of Ethiopia
-n14111 ( see below) gin misbehave, be naughty, be
9 1)0. old woman, old lady unrefined (denominative from
9h15- good housekeeping, .see below)
feminine accomplishments ill-mannered, impudent,
(see rib ) insolent, unmannered, rude,
411 pi-14 honorific title vulgar (see PIA )
(usually given in achieve- -111)1 51 ill manners, rudeness,
ment for learning); see . indecent I behavior , impudence,
also -n1,+. insolence, impertinence
r). 101 screw, nut (of. metal) HI Ai is disrespectful , indecent,
.nhol pupil of the el, boorish, profane (language)
e cs ;f1h3 pupil of the' rmi ca country (Countryside),
eye .countryman, rustic (see q yor )
9 /I0; companion, friend opponents adversary in a
(fromribAlajr) lawsuit (see 11)))1; )
112
 103
BEST COPY AMIABLE

4711°Iirs see rikl InKt:M shine, twinkle, glitter,

tlhin surpass, excel, be more dazzle, flash
than, exceed, outdo, get 411)41:41)(01Mtwinkle (of
the better of Stars), wink (of light),
Nrthin increase glimmer, spark
?Irvin favor (v.) -nheri:Areip: thh flicker,
noitelonhAftbe older than wink (of light)
4.this) shrewd, smart, tricky, PhilD:te;r1?:XIAL, blink (tile
cunning, clever flashlight), turn on and off
41114);41)4141 (fox) 47l)6 'gleam, dazzling light,
superiority, excess, flash
advantage, plurality (of Dee also *111141114ta
votes) 411)41,Asktinhalhalgiitter,
NiraVA more sparkle (of eyes), lighten, vi.
(71 (1.4% ?AAP best, adv. ) (flash with lightning)

anivo at the most 7141A43144411have a shine, make

enhtn best (44f.) sparkle

yam more, best (adv.), 41116Dheflamboyant, flashy,
increasingly gaudy, showy, fanciful, fancy (adj-
(111k4111011eD above all) Dee-nhirp, ]
(rlid14141more (adv.), better, 171)Wflint, obsidion
by far the best) sniiiitj, gleam, dazzling light,
SMAIT mostly flash (n.); see Ph () /\
conlmati most of the time nh 90 prosper, flourish, develop,
tenhoir especially, vi. (of a country); denominative
particularly of r17190 (see below)
-11balsuperiority, excess, advan- Wify, enrich, make wealthy,
tage, plurality (of vote); develop (a country), render
see Mtn i j 3 prosperous
 104
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

917 rich, well-to-do,

7 ir clear up, vi. (weather),
affluent (see rd 9 7 ) stop, vi. (of rain)
41A4A-0); wealth, prosperity 'kr) ir sr explain, clarify,
e riApli prosperous, abundant amplify (enlarge on), expand
(rich) on, illustrate, throw light on,
ei ceiling elucidate
r pn bomb clear weather
ell5b4r. kr) Ail bombardment 041 6.1 lamp, light
(see .4n,e6n) net b. hoe illumination (explana-
arhose, pipe (for water), tion), illustration, explanation,
water pipe, faucet annotation
t rasp kT faucet mi
0t fl light switch
apix:196,frplumber Dee also 4teiglit-riftle 11 r erg
11)4 running water n 14, ox, bull
05:7,70%hose 74./r:1a, bull
n 17. bald on the top of the head nr gate, entrance, doorway
nip (pi become bald, lose n L 4" gatekeeper, doorman, janitor
the.hair n ir f doorway (see 4)
bald nir beer
nil. burn, vi. (of light) , office, bureau
gleam (of eyes) f r silver (n.), dollar, money,
?intl. be aglow, shine, vi. banknote
(of eyes),.gleam. (of eyes) , Mr silver (adj.)
blaze (of face with joy), n of wild region, wilderness
glow, vi. (of hot metal); (see also n )
also transitive: turn on the n 1.4 deserted
light, light up (the face), iry bright (sunshine)* light (color)
burn (a candle), illuminate radiant (smile), lucid, clear
114 (see mr)
 105
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

'MLA light, glow tn.). r11.4). discharge, vi. (of a gun)

flame (of candle); see n les °Fri L.. NAbq L. it blare (trumpet)
-Mirk) scarce, rare', scant (rare).
-11vii:11,1,4. Christmas (used precious
in greetings 4P172i: ri.40 bound (of deer through the
n097) woods); prance about, gambol
-nob small flask with a long nLlo merriment
neck used for drinking, mead, *mewls oh-ad:Ago glisten,
crystal have a sheen (see also nop )
nratbonCrivill barrel, tank ectunLitc4 shiny
(container for liquid), tun search carefully, clean out,
drum (container for liquid) fumble, rummage; rake (an
mi. fly (vi.), run fast apartment)
7'J LL drive away, chase arm. Ethiopian red pepper
away, keep off (chase away) n.b.n.L. spotted (animal), multi-
ni.jr flight colored
nig-to express, adj. (bus) n. Iran butterfly
n &Loring? meteor Nail, hollow out, cut a groove
trufb :MO stray bullet .)pLric hole (in a road)
O'brii.0 expulsion nicaz groove
wallet, portfolio, pocket- rvi.), be strong, prevail (against)
book, briefcase, purse Nni.$ make strong, intensify
riL5 brush (v.) (heat), encourage, invigorate
mitt' brush tn.) )1r)Li encourage, hearten,
n1,4 lighten, shine, scintillate foster, cheer up (vt.)
411/4 thunderbolt 11 C$ cheer upl
01114 lightning, thunderbolt -nrt strong, vigorous, severe
[See also *r140/413 (punishment), important, active,
 106
BEST COPY AYAILABLE

arduous, difficult (book) ni.f, see n

silr f strength, vigor, 111.71 blecs (of priest), give
endurance, rigor (of heat) benediction, sanctf.fy
fir VD hard ( adv. ) , intensely .n+n blessing, benediction
elm. 10 encouragement n.1,,in blessed
n L. fence enclosure for cattle /Al clavicle
Lv. iron, cast iron, shell, C VI hysteria
metal, rifle mai+ wear (last), be durable
411.1':111..* metals (shoes), be plentiful
wrILI:Uno smith 71t1 Lon+ make a present of,
e.ni).:1 our iron ore, ore give as a gift, wear one
(e)Mr:170 shackles garment a long time
, in eo,i,i:eraf pupil `11"1,114:nlart outlast
(of eye)
niarli plentifulness, blessing
-fl C* strong, vigorous, severe "19i: sum gift, present)
(punishment), important, n cra vt. a number of, quite
active, arduous, difficult a few, copious, several, a good
(book); see r many
orange I I fl Z' kneel, genuflect,
.nrf'Vri orange (color) drop on his knees, bend the knees
.11 irc parchment, vellum 711 n Linn bring to one s knees
manuscript n LIFI wild region, wilderness
nig" long black mantle (see also ni..4 )
rivisi veranda, terrace, porch ncrriT: 0I LA Bedouin
-nri 14 red raw meat to be eaten n L H (B) dilute honey in water
as such -orli a non - alcoholic drink made
r1C1,1 hat of honey and water

lie
 107
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

riCal slavery, servitude, 11 L t VI snow, hail (y)

bondage (see 17 to trik powder, gunpowder
Lr . j rt slave PL g board (committee)
slave dealer, nrj. I' see `111c;j-
slave trader ,
1IL-1,e, blow open, vt. (the door),
slavery, servitude, sling open, vt. (the door)
bondage flu" A fly open, blow open (vi.)
n cool down (vi.), cool off, :iine:M.-/A smash open
be cold (drink), be cool n 1-17 apprehend danger
(coffee), quiet down (excite- hrum-i make start, make
ment) jumpy
n I. A (10) feel cold r big belly
make cool, appease PC(CD:X4)Mhave a big belly
(anger), calm down, soothe (see oil
riLit h let up (of storm) C aVai stool
tini.",
hail (n.), snow, ice enre0+ drinking glass
n g cold, adj. (coffee) 11 C 44: X n plunk (into water)
-dreg chill (n.), cold (n.,adj) n b. c doorway (see nC,Xf
nC : imp, blanket n perforate, puncture, pierce,
(Sir cold (wind) make a hole in
47cteirt) cold (month), glacial nes a type of food made usually
011-MA big .jar for keeping from barley flour
liquid cool rt, h ( in compound) without, devoid
n LA hail tn.) , snow, ice of, un-; ex. ei,thtnh unfor-
( see n tunate, CSIVritrifi ugly; see 17 el
n L Igo freeze, be frozen abe bad, be worse, worsen (vi.).,,
solid deteriorate, be worse off
 108
BEST COPY
AvilILABLE

hilt) worsen (Vt.), make ntim') soak, vt. (of rain,

worse soaking clothes), spoil (vt.),
(n) aggravate (make
11
decay (vt.) .

worse) , exacerbate nnfinh decay (n.)

OM worse, worst engine, spoiled, bad (apple),
MI6 especially rotten
(See also nh11 nAlj n his toward, to
rhi coin, penny nettig on the right -hand
n It be ripe (fruit), ripen side of
(vi.), be cooked, age (of rthetnir toward the left
wine), reach maturity nht'S.1 toward the back
Nnnh ripen (vt.), cook nr il in the direction
tvt.) of, on the side of
-nh A cooked, mature [See also nh*' 3
meth ripe nh+ Or except, besides (prep.),
jilneth immature (ear of furthermore, moreover
corn) (see rth* +L
* nrit n t L. announce good 7)---nht t: except for,
news, herald (v.), announce besides, with the exception ofi
(herald) save (prep.), aside from,
7-14b herald (n.), bearer apart from
of good tidings 11 IVO)/ bicycle
-nhb4 good news .nhVh1) delicate (spider's web)
-nh&I It see *Wu. sntr7)4 cookie
mint') be wet, be drenched, be *net rivntsidnibe annoyed, be
soggy, rot, spoil, vi. irritated, be in a bad temper,
(fruit), decay be cross, be nervous
.1.18 .
 109
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

ISnrilab irritate, annoy,

terminate (vi.), come to an
upset, vex, exasperate,
end, cease.(vi.), be adjourned,
frustrate, molest
be lifted (finished), be
ilhAn-moodyism" (bast.. consummated Fihisi (it.)
ifiVeivit) gomag-Asti-P4bethe 11147400 offset (make up for).
tompowed4
make both ends meet
-ONION vexation irritation,
#Te. Pal VA exacting, lit.
frustration, aggravation, fit who does not say have enough'
of depression n so contended, lit. who
ErPIl, in 111 0115 susceptible says have enough'
gi cork (n.), stopper Itril) he'll be finished
enTIA/ groin me sufficient, enough, adequate
117Lf sickness, disease (set 176) (sufficient), ample (enough),
ert m epilepsy, fit satisfactory (reason)
(n.); see filh n lb (pi deficient
elr4014../fhl. sleeping 17* adequate (competent),
disease qualified (person), competently
nlitT diseased, sick, done
sickly person, patient (sick) 47 1k : !Py measure up
r in h-iiir beyond, 4,04 competence, adequacy
across (see *IlL) V13,n190 be inadequate
nil% see n# hernia
Pit suffice, be sufficient, be 41+1 see n
enough .414,M appear, emerge, drop by,
nf enough! drop in, pop in, come around
Fig I ;have enough! n4h sprout (vi.), shoot up,
lin0 qualify (make competent). germinate, flourish*

.119
 BEST COPY AMIABLE 110

Nnith sprout, vt. (of rain erlaC:111,2M railroad, railway,

sprouting beans), grow, vt. railroad tracks
(of soil growing wheat), pro- (e) rjaCtillni railroad station
duce (of a farm) ()PAC rtC railway
-n+A malt 'nfil armpit
n4 AI sprout calf (of leg)
nos sprouting grain, 11)). house; verse (a single line oft'
seedling, bud, shoot poetry)
* n+h, trigioh (B) seek vengeance, role people (family)
ritte fseend o f tit Algot
take vengeance, revenge hal. around the house
n4)A revenge, vengeance rut rpm c museum (see )

en +A vindictive (punish- rot rtrial pi royal residence,

ment) palace
tro:n+h vengeance, feud T et: n9As* library Mt 00ftfh 4)
no, mule at: epn parentage, family,
n.h. corn, maize house ;family) , household
941 bean ate. riril folks
110 malt (see n+A) rtlion41s4 clergy (see rilIN
fl +C except, outside of (see )
nt 'pc ht ji church
parrot nottiinet relations, kin, family
On0 parakeet tr housework, homework
4 41 competence, adequacy er11:110) furniture
(see IV) appi slippers
sprouting grain, seedling, (Nabs: rbl. office
bud, shoot (see no) ) n.nAms) dining room
99 be afraid bedroom
rin,,c train, locomotive, railroad O'0'r141:n1 archives, record offir;

120
 111
ler copy Amami
(11H;A:r41 municipality n, in P U high boot .

ri MI kitchen irn. r7 fi galoshes ( see

'etc: r6 groundfloor aim', nem P chiefly, especially,
501Thro restaurant in particular (see A)
31. no* toilet n)b battery, flashlight

ri proprietor, owner, n?c stick, club, cudgel

master of the house, lady of n#L,rono, scepter
the house, husband, spouse, A, besides, apart from
wife, subject (in grammar) (see )
11/j) 11*. ownership r---n+1,. 6, except, outside of
nirtn,* coffee house, bar n or except, otherwise (see OL
: nol school
791--ntepr except, besides,

"1hr. na. prison ( see hitt.) apart from

Ma.* kitchen, cook /7.1* rags, tatters, tattered clothes
eig:rb? nest r?...1)Ann ragged, thread-
/Kt al treasury. bare (person)
mak: bar where Ethiopian
:
ri4A 7J1 shaggy (beggar)
drinks are served see 34
n...rq according to (3) disperse, scatter,
pf place, spot (place), space, break up (a meeting), strew
site, point (place), status ( flowers) , demobilize, adjourn
(position), rolel part (in a (vt.), dispel
play) *Mil) disperse (vi.), be
Pihe.jil reserve a place, book scattered, disfiand (vi.),
passage, play apart adjourn (vi,)
fl p rte. everywhere ruf I, scatter (vt.), disperse,
Xiiktr71 somewhere dissipate
j
 BEST COPY AVARABLE

*ruts" scatter (vi.) [ilk 3 gasoline, petrol

blow to bits (e)MH.itefifi filling station,
ra4)Allir a senior honorific title gas station
'pi only (adj., adv.), the only /lots at a glance, at once (see hig)
one, alone, merely, solely, iron strap
exclusively & flag
sinFoi by himself, in itself egite/r: ro hos flagstaff
AP; in private trim) in a body (see Mot )
h.nye he alone 173)7 c). in no time (from n
11,471 separately, apart h Le; - Xcl)
417f lone, lonesome, ?n holiday, festival, anniversary
solitary (see also W
loneliness ea:04...mill) anniversary
pan 141)1 solitary (life), -noC pen, fountain pen
secluded (life) bathtub
n.all puppy, whelp n pot alien (adj.), foreign,
ag coffee, coffee bean foreigner
aq:11/ coffee house, bar elope; foreign
n59 brown /Or foreign COMPOsi
96' woolen blanket n.r puncture (of tire)
n.5011 brown (see ) rl ferment (of dough), be rancid
nsh blow (of dust), rise here and (butter)
there (of smoke, dust) Ain make to ferment, knead,
9 h 4 wake up with a start make dough
c'N flurry fril rancid .(butter)
Mr counter (in a cafe) Apr) unleavened (dough)
T bank (credit firm) Dee also Tl fp, flu Al rigyilt 3
 113
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

Tin n (B) contaminate (a well), to waste (food), be astray

pollute (water), defile (make (thoughts)
filthy), taint (ipoil) h III 71% di.ssipite (money), be
rin h in fl TVA as regards, prodigal (with money), waste,
as for, inthe direction of, idle away, squander
on the side of, along, by means n ih.14111 :grip daydream
of, by way of, on the part of -nvai dissipated (life)
nTh j from the direction yvirilr wasteful, lavish,
of, on the part of, up to spendthrift
OA. n toward the side, err)) lost (time)
in the direction of 1171# trough (used by baker),
nia:rrtnI for my part from r77;710(see n.
n elf nn which way? Mb NI
rtt:nr1... n4 ?. n` tD. :unto: LiitiPop (balioon)
the one hand on the n &iv indeed, in fact, truly
other (see %W A)
mita :nnAthis way noN (B) shuffle (cards)
In7).1) financially d> I spotlight, searchlight
rIspr first-born nq be abundanto.be numerous; increase
en rt c : eldest, be much, multiply (vi.), be
first-born frequent, be full of
n r 5 primogeniture ntl increase (vt.) , multiply
Lit+ die (animal) without being (vt.)
slaughtered. tri if multiply (vi.), propogate
rpm-dead animal which has . themselves
not been slaughtered, Arm multiply (vt.), duplicate
be dissipated (wealth), go (copies)
23
 114
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

nil (n1) it is too much 7#1).1 %VI) commonly, most

for him of the time
rm.. g /1 considerable tr)410.://ie, n long ago
.41H. abundant, *much,
rida:Ihigpsi. participle
numerous, many, a great nit.0 here, in this way, in this
many, plenty of, a great (see -AV)
deal, a lot of riw 6. malt.!
-nabundance, totality, P H rep usually (, hp
multitude, quantity, ni4 mercury, quicksilver
prevalence sack (v.), pillage,
L>n mn H.
n q at most despoil, make a raid on
4A5D,,migo+ negative verb -11111, abundance, totality, multitude,
seldom, rarely, scarcely quantity, prevalence (see h )
7rn flu. chiefly, mostly, n.no in large numbers, in
large proportion of, majority large quantities
7rn -majority nvit.nip. in process of time
eirtnita. most. H loaf , leave off working,
tonii :oh more or less be idle
MM...
11 visa' nit j there, that way, in that
Thq ransom (see-Hp
abundant, much, numerous, rip small irrigation channel,
many, a great many, plenty drainage canal, trench
of, a great deal; a lot of leach, every' , in n
(see nit ) nightly; n p # I). every day,
-fl iftne.crowd daily; n monthly; nn
"I :`1.14 a long time, often, occasionally; npn+ yearly.:
riethn`r
oftentimes, frequently, fl in 1 ti MI So IT tornado.
normally .
net) (B) decide (of judge), decree,
124 resolve
 115

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

inn decision itnfti G debtor

IZ 31 h at least (see ) n creditor
la
giti at least nit; corpse, cadaver, dead matter
(B) weld, solder nom tpi be frozen to the
nlIer, officially, openly spot, be half dead, be lifeless
(04 become public n hALi petrify
n desolate (adj.), desolate agi team
and deserted .nter. wh rise, get up* .

5btt nes desert FIX (B) be good (for), turn out well,
moti evil eye, one who kills suit
with the evil eye ITT)I be made good
empty, vacant, bare, 7,ra prepare, repair, do well,
unoccupied (house, seat), arrange, fix
free (empty, available), sal budget
naked (eye), blank (sheet 1'0 dry season
of paper) flap sheep, ram
riplt10 penniless Cyr( 144 enn:nnr wool
ligoithowri barefoot (lie %Gni en") m lamb
need% (B) wrong (v.), do wrong, na. no/ ewe
harm, mistreat, treat ill good (adj.), well (adv.)
neith ill-treatment, harm, ni: charitable,
wrong, injustice. benevolent (person)
* nALI 'MAL (a) borrow (money Alt &hi). welfare
or ;rain) (Alm: ni xekeri, social
11. L. lend (money or grain) welfare
-r loan (of money) , credit el% AA flare, flare 'up, flame
ri.tr:nh if, pay back, get quickly
even with, retaliate * /M. (B) give in
125
 116
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

nal r p NA remain *rmolinvnia (a) comb, winnow,

defiant clean grain by throwing it
nir invincible, in- into the air
vulnerable (fortress), im- ,1114) /In groom (the hair)
pregnable, immovable ingunu comb (n. )
(stubborness) n inn (B) break a string off, the
iihr pimple 4.14. detach (a button), snip
nir harp-like musical instru- (thread)
ment snip, vi. (of string)
nig' %Arse, L, harp player come off (of a button), give
(see A Loa) way (of a rope)
.n1.11E boil (n.) 11/0 cut off piece
wur at most ( see -7 lh )
nrnflili put in a pot and shake it,
niq make a cut in the flesh beat a liquid; disturb, create
411
with a sharp instrument commotion, upset, disrupt (a
(to draw blood), cut a conference)
boil when it is ripe nnInfil mix slightly, stir
n.ra fist, blow with the fist, -f) an in confusion, rebellion,
punch upheaval, crisis, violence;
n fl a: hit him dissolved
with his fist r). mg) boxer (see arm
n nv. inv. punch a inn) lacerate, scratch (with the
ninif boxer fingernails), prick (with claws).
fLial.forbkind of, of sorts ireserpate
et: n. in PaaPer 41411,4,4% yellow
n nub very, greatly, much, con- 161:09 yellow fever
sidcrably, too (much, very), 5 4ThoLscratch, mar
highly eig.;5; see /rub iNippoi. be scarred (of face)
126
 117
BEST COPY AMIABLE

itnati.+PAULgt slop *;fivi h tiA deceive, cheat,

*PAThop.ral All tear to shreds trick, get.the best of someone,
4764 et scrap (of paper). beguile, bluff
shred ct dupe
9po His Holiness swindler, cheat,
414X MOO His Grace cheater, deceitful
hj.itoiv. duplicity
jhil deceit
, variant of 'n I. see in
pi December

1-41,1 humble, polite, courteous,

fl b., Bee &.

1. Ado furrow, ridge (of soil)

modest, affable viatialEapprentice (see A csA
114%1' humility, modesty, .1.0p elder (adj.), older, great,
politeness, civility large, big (important), grand
T17. 411c politely (palace), significant (see 11* )
'511 bug bedbug ( see also VA)) ji144)1,1 grandeur, greatness,
worm, earthworm. glory
1.11. tO be worm -eaten lit4) huge (box), big; great (in
111 silkworm size); see also PR.
AI soon, quickly, at once, 11144 size (of a city)
early (adv.) I flax, linseed
firea.fh rapidly, fast 1.11.). yesterday (see also 111 re
nUto promptly, quickly, in 1.511. ITiVO
a minute yesterday (see also *Too
filiel7NA be quick, hurry 7511, 15115)
31), 474,s quickly tA)117pcable (n.), wire, telegrap

127
 118
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

/15D 10r/lesson, training, Irlup tobacco

schooling, learning, study, (1): ra MIT? smoking
education (see *OW) jpi}r drum (n.)
plstujcv scholastic ..167ba C s O'b,. drum ( v. )
frig)C1:70 school Ira fir postage, stamp
Co
3.7Defict geography twit gi tomato
Irt)Ct; NA), geology +01)&1 (B) price (v.), put a
ellbljn.% lives fellow price on
student ftCb'1 be priced
NUTIA1.4:150800%0 ettCrbir. 9)3 list price
primary school Iraqi , in ShtiPf;Irof poll
AL.41 l'51)00%174 (expression of opinion)
secondary school *ali loyal, honest, faithful,
Pfhp:)5090 academic trustworthy, dependable,
training devoted, reliable (see t any )
tinpvt see 71(nlit 0141111;1. loyalty, honesty,
LI student (see.* ow) devotion
MI,: 4 school VlbspaA. boast, bragging, false
n,"1,7 start school pride (see *an)
tet.17)hstinUJ day student +rot; snob
(see DI ) t 6. turn, order, rank, line, seal
ITC date (fruit), date palm series; common (man), plain
j.pc miracle, marvel (see also (adj.), mediocre, ordinary
71.91r ) (mechanic)
151) 0 ' h talc literacy campaign fir rittr be turns
(see *no 0t/p everyday
t viol/ ill identity (similarity), t Ir :40141 masses, crowd
correspondence f ir:lie. layman
12
 119
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

t6 is) C cardinal number Lj tourist

ir%VcA ward (of hospital, tourist office
prison) f r in hornet, wasp
*tr.. 0, c enlisted man, eicriAIK bb wasp nest
private (soldier) r Lis (B) tell a story, speak

l'ir'itnn# take turns in parables

rf4,;efiakes lowly (see /Ohio) 1.4. story, fable, fairy tale,

ta person whose turn it is parable
Dee also rt folklore
Izi%).c% 7,01 pulsate (of heart), lic single line, row (line),
flutter (of heart) queue, order
1C1'. in Poti°E.* pulse, cipsteei.e a4.3.Cso tr 3
heartbeat unravel, rip (seams), tear
&Is street car to pieces
+Cr 010 C thermometer (for tc tc ridge (chain of hills)
weather) Irrii kind of fruit
1.crh, see * Leori rsflf0/ lriz.'f exhibition, fair,
IcptIgbh:Vi be haywire performance, exhibit (n.),

Zr Zr mount, mountain scenery, sight, view (see

t 1r lr erg mountainous also /At?, X Lk? )

ft/4010 aititizai Pisah..1clit#:1 exhibition

*tir6 ut ri be put under 'PEN) , in etc ,e, turkey

the head to serve as a of ilow otwo tale, history, story, marvel

lerh cushion, headrest Adit, historian

+M ire? sleep or *a bin; (Oh in novel, fiction
pillow S ±01 annals
el/ph:A.11h pillowcase ?N b. tradition, legend
1. Zr it clown 2 e 1?-01e...ft biogkephy, memoirs
1
 120
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

historic, historical nf b, besides, apart from

E 91) n stuff , hodge-podge, P f 1. b. remains, survivor
junk Efiee-Itigese-malkerk-E-14--
put out a cigarette
m tit c profit (in business),
noWthi ashtray remainder, excess, remnant,
TIN heel residue, spare (time, tire),
be naked, be without clothes extra (adj.); see +L.6,
(from * LH ) 1C4'.41)0 surplus
.1.L-y. p'0 translate, interpret r§...h1X7' appendix (anatomy)
fit 42, translat*on e
appendicitis
Cp translation, inter- 1C1.4"1/4, leisure
pretation, sense (of word) * L. h. 1.14.kLia. flow (ieee---4
C mth go. meaningless ir La in traffic police
71117far Art translator, IrLic):71/1.11/ traffic police
interpretor hiniall see neli
I'LL be left, be left over,
see fie.
+011111.,
remain, be in excess, I in, object (in grammar); see 18117
survive, be spared (saved) Cetdetrila direct object
NfLas make a profit, gain c I:6: fein indirect object
(strength), make remain, th1, typhoid, typhus
preserve, save, rescue, win shrtrrih, see xr7)
(reputation) +Mtn. 0)619 ability, talent,
+b.& leftover, reject gift (natural talent), affinity
profit (in business), (natural attraction); see
remainder, excess, remnant, +ei 41/4?)(1). gifted
residue, spare (time, tire), Ishii. hope, promise, prospect
extra (adj.) ishir.e1/1) promise (v.),

130
 121
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

4t h despair (v.) ,
Lin trl tube, pipe
be discouraged, be diihear - Pn al nozzle
tened, lose hope frih be called, be named, be said

thi:rheVALri) discourage, (see 71A )

deject see XIV,
fent e.71 n (0) be hopeful United Nations

+hit 6. 71 AIL, hope, fril male, masculine

promise (v.) ho of the Covenant,
+hit ?in) despair altar stone of thelEthiopian
hh hiss (of air in a leak) church, patron saint
+7/411,toi race (vi.); see etreln +/MI twist, tie (baggage),

thrIrTib vehicle (see wind around

* 15711.7u) ttn eibn be afoul
nhher.:÷ntn epexawt (6/ told)
tThlEIL:ealanc swivel * +9 to tit ri to stammer,

chair stutter, falter (stammer)

t49 61 diarrhea, dysentery fri fin stutter (21. )8

(see *Ifrebiff) stuttering (n.) stammering
f+94), reserve (saved money), frioofp J. masculine
see * 4nanN trilo vermin
t 409 ell*.tiLl'in account (in (' be vain (see °Ir), )
a bank), saving account pride, arrogance,
1'49 61),IiHin savings, haughtiness
saving account j)ia interlace, inte ine
t"PriceS4 in tePrWl%hlT j.).1, industrious, dynamic,
find acceptance, be accepted, energetic, enterprising

be acceptable, be admissible (B) comment

( see * 11 critic
13 I
 122
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

VI* comment, criticism .11110:14 shortly

(making of judgments) sin plumb line
below, down there 1)111 prophecy, 'prediction,
nil below . forecast (see * in, )
71-11 below, under 'lin''. PI) future tense
1) nil under, below( prep.) 13 Afr seer, soothsayer
, n$1 beneath (adv.) tht 11 treat (discuss), analyze
Mit): niT below (adv.) t S evaporate (vi.),. vaporize
021%0 downwards NMI evaporate (vt.)
ilbf lower (adj.) tali evaporation
e n friT lower, inferior, f ep grapple (see )18). )
subordinate, junior (clerk, Cl* yesterday ( see also VIII,
officer) /1i/c, Vcilc
1.21 evaporation (see Psi) Icilc yesterday (see also
t 4. h tennis /1 I 711V0
13 7 ?), resurrection, reincarna- last night
tion (see MilViat Oki the day before
.1.5.N small, younger (brother); yesterday
see also {iii, 706 gnat, mosquito
WM little, small, meager, e ri V I mosquito
some, a bit, a few, a while, poi tin can
a little.while., a moment in tank (armored vehicle)
(see also i5 h, vim) )171) canoe, raft
1.3:1'iM a litt:.e *fimerksh I .town attack (of
a dog),
M in the least go at (attack, of dog, snake),
nri.5. just a little, not excite (a dog), make someone
too much, easily enraged by using tricks (see Vara:

13?
 123

BEST COPY AMIABLE

firth trick Cu.), ruse, bed, slumber, get flat (tire)
subterfuge, devious ways, lititr make sleep', put to bed,
guile, foul play, malice, make lie down
mischief (see * '11 51 Pt stagnant (water)
+31141: 3 HI) malicious ib$ r0 bedroom
(see Villirn).effAh he is in the
ef iThA insidious, vicious fiospital
(rumor) r9 lat 1) you have a flat
e Oubb ringleader tire
e t 3 ?la A # 11 A, ringleader egiht? ;r0 anesthetic
flaTshil crafty, sly, /19D r miracle, marvel (see
sneaky, foxy also #f pc )
//MC/ trick (feat of skill) thyske miraculous
/glint I ..iho exotic /eno pride, arrogance,
(dance) haughtiness (see tn P )

tit& n breathe, exhale, deflate 16 t arrogant, haughty,

vi. (see cif) ), this verb conceited
is treated as a quadriradical 1)414 order, command, directive,
(iel )
instruction (see )
Vttia.6 let the air out I II IhwittaR imperative
of, deflate (vt) 4) trylini Minister of fttn
t LA take fresh air / view (scenery), scene
/ respiration; (part of act).
breathing; breath, puff of }°t t! patience,
air (see et ti L. resignation. (see * OW)
rr3A..11§.5 in one gulp Hiipbtf patient (adj.),
f (13) sleep, be asleep, fall calm
asleep, go to bed, stay in (B) substitute, siipersede,

1.33
 124
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

succeed (in an office), no (B) cauterize, brand (animals),

take the place of, refund iron (clothes) , press (clothes),
t succeed, vt. (in an shoot, firergun
office) Ntheli(0)) have fever, run a
tater), successor fever
evilleol irretrievable treth shot
[See also 970n3 trA71 shot (who shoots)
tilige in hnett+1091) Mh warm (roast), fresh
priestly vestment (see (eggs, meat, news)
TAN t T fever, temperature
t71A plant (flowers, trees), (fever)
pitch (a tent), fix (the taxi
&oriL

eyes on something), establish, 177.h warm (roast), fresh (eggs,

sew on (a button) meat, news); see +non
tang) plant, orchard V n'h Ana latest news
7151) garden; 7).1 fever, temperature (fever)
vegetables see f el
71/10 hl fruits
elinio:reints thermometer
tri1/21 wolf ' shoulder
t'S1 &11 sacrament of marriage t,Visf ticket, coupon
ntismiy. Mr i marry in irip ticket seller
church (see*Lm)
pir %I...fig/1,n marriage tnVIVOnat ticket office
service (see 5A)
(S) look, stare threateningly elorpt 09) be tired, be bored, tire of
71 tinilL stare fixedly t fm tireless (worker)
"Mr') tinh.ht peer, gaze irsilan whooping cough
()et .1t rb .t.)
3 .1
 BEST COPY AVAILABLE 125

tril# , see * 11+A Ita't VIVO come news

t it. n.; technician f9ikte, Npnophysitism, profession
01)1h see )Mti of faith on the nature of Christ
INIII1) straight, proportional, (see *0410 )
equal, uniform, correct, /011k race, generation, descent
accurate, just, real, even ( see ohs,)
(see Viiai) e, Chat' native (land)
fl IMI) fairly, evenly, ( e )1 Wil,t1 Wu motherland, native
directly, exactly, equally, country, homeland, birthplace
precisely, accurately +Mu descendant, native (see 01).4 )
)11)11/146 correct, right 411: p pronoun
(correct), exact, accurate, , see 4 a a,
precise, fair (judge), up- in theory
right ( judge) , equitable , in (PYttiRai:/1\ loanward
l'wcm precision, (see *INI)
equity, accuracy t ti adverb
1.11H (B) be sadolpe pensive, fp% actor, performer
be thoughtful f (Di , see * 4
Ing melancholy, sadness q porch
oltyrh gloom Ihm remember recall,
tliq participant (see lujI ) think of
115) bug, bedbug (see also Ilije remembrance (the remembering
a) let go, give up, leave, remembering, memoirs, memory,
leave out, cast away, quit, recollection, reminiscence
abandon, reAinquish, forbear, H n make critical observations,
drop (the subject) observe
fir
+G.; is it really so?, be ioln, observer
quiets 4* disapproval (dislike)
15
 126
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

14')U I see 111% 71/1 guardian angel

xs
, see * tic 'fr% rich man, wealthy man
rtiliC commemoration of a i; be diligent, persevere, be
dead person by a religious assiduous
tie H?1.)
service and banquet 11. diligent, attentive,
.11 IT obedient, docile, duteous assiduous, vigilant, laborious
(see MIN ) diligence, perseverance
obedience Dee also 41-9
tglc theater, drama, play +Th VI explode with rage, flare
(drama) up (in anger)
ei opposite (see XIP ) AO. .+71.. VI fly into a fury
n--- 4tei :it). face (vi.) /11-1-0 diligent, attentive,

fill pleasure, delight assiduous, vigilant, laborious

(see *A1)) (see 14 l';)
C livelihood, existence, Alh wrestle, strive, struggle,
married life, home life scuffle 14- 41A)
(see 11j, ) h struggle (n.), wrestling,
1.1.C:3H get married, conflict
start a home (iseemen) /1/1/1 wrestler
nil 4 c married couple 4010
r n w, see
(see 971) ; see 'toff 1- &rip)
Ai sol so then! , well then! , j'h patient (see * CilW )
now then i patience, longanimity
etitjh how about- it? feirir action, duty, work, task,
Jatt.h so what? occupation, behavior, deed,
S. U-1
(see office (duty) , function ( see elm )
111
j Ali patron saint /-7"7m see 40.

.13(3
 127
BEST COPY
NIMBLE

i'l) shelter, cover (protection) ;..1114).. influence (v.),

at" H seek shelter affect (have influence)
P11+ wear a belt, put on one's .1.91/D-p. in efRa)-9:hP proper noun
belt (for fighting) , gird tit spit, spit out, belch (of
oneself (usually for fighting volcano); see also Mc,: Ah
or doing a difficult task), 4:7th spit
arm (vi.), bi equipped q.fr sputum, saliva
(soldier), fold the ;Wilma- ... it apple (see also "kit. )
dress as a mark of respect thigh, rump
(see * NM +) titA apple (see also "Pit )
hillpn+ arm (vt.) q.* sputum, saliva (see )

"Fil-M,.+tn+ wear a gun fb,1512 imigebew. nature (see &Mk)

[See 1 til4 3 nt Limo naturally (by nature)
m4 equipment (of soldier) Pt L tc e native (ability) ,

outfit (see )1A+) natural (talent, resources),

MO' :tu 14) supplies (for innate, inherent, inborn,

the army), ammunition physical (laws)

ertVinLi:1.6140 life ell. Me U11) natural resources

belt, life vest tape

+mr)r acting (adj.); see enn4)

f inn ri ek; vor acting aT
d'tj.
minister ThAh neglect, disregard, be
tmlnet.301 spare tire careless, ignore (see also
fThririll")11417 reserve money 1711fitt )
in "ti) n r folding .1- negligence, carelessness,.
chair (see an*) neglect (not caring for)

tj influence Thti negligent, derelict, slack

 128

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

illt3)/ negligence, 111'4741 neglect, be careless, be

carelessness, laxity neglectfUl, not mind, disregard,
VI have the ability to, be take no notice.oi, ignore,
able, can, be capable, slack off (see also ThAil)
endure, withstand (endure), h,t1 see A
be in a position, know how 1FAvID assembly, court, tribunal,

O) he has the session of court

ability to walk, he knows ,how TL,give to charity, be generous
to walk) fritC good, generous,
t.Th be possible magnanimous
th37 enable, make possible Ta* charity, bounty,
/14.1.1117h be self-supporting, philanthropy, beneficence
be independent lei. philanthropic
krii.1111,044. shift for lel-. see It

oneself fi.Tim sell at retail, retail (v.)

011C41.:41/1/1terPan you speak n3FLA retail dealer, retailer
Amharic? TrIrci retail
tolerant, patient, enduring 4=1:710 rim (of tire)
0110
Iplo,:t ability, skill, qualifi- Tr) kind of torch

cation, proficiency, address TITI4lomfringe

(skill), capacity, capability, an. nail (boards), rivet (boards)
mastery (skill) r peg
its ± IA& competent, able +sLr, pestilence
Ihve*..ettatio, incompetent Ty) be persisten. , be importunate,
heincapable b- ,ubborn, be obstinate
pitlyih impossible, (see also Ian; 71/1 )

intolerable (heat) Pt (Y1') get sick and tired of

138
 129

BEST COPT AVAILABLE

111 obstinate, stubborn, 7 to :ItA be patient

heavy-handed, tiresome, Aosiis China
vevtious (B) be in difficulty, be in
eTTI monotonous, dull need of something, have a need
check (money) , for, lack, be in distress, be
etn eel .n tr checkbook in difficulty
1111:7171 be importunate, be ,trix, bother (vi.), be
persistent, insist, be bothered, be hard put, go to
stubborn, be obstinate any bother, go to any trouble,
(see also fr) disturb oneself
rnA (B) drive a peg into the 71hT-lt, give trouble, trouble (v.)
ground, plant (posts) disturb, bother, make difficulties
lir) h. peg, post (peg) worry, pursue, encumber
Fnsh (B) hurry, be in a hurry, (0) find it hard
hasten (vi.), rush (vi.) 51)1:T113 why should I care?,
11,Thil rush, vt. (a job) I don't care!
In.11 hasty, hurried, rapid, "TC famine, hunger, affliction
quick, impetuous r trouble, disturbance
haste, hurry tn.), (nuisance), annoyance, difficulty,
precipitation distress, inconvenience, misery,
nIrel hastily) bother, encumbrance, problem,
"711).h ill. rashness, urgency hardship
+7,h4rat urgent, pressing Ie)C:)/1; if) A get one in trouble
hhifvtios).urgency (n'Tri= scarcely, hardly)
Tr4t chocolate ( PI/TM' easily
yst tolerant, patient, enduring e$riLf needy, poor
(see ) 11111f3b difficult, 'troublesome,
139
 130
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

harsh (life), hard (question) e "Val residential

In) shoot which is transplanted 11 5,, C way of life, living
76 eczema NA dyer absence
c: )14 be dripping (with sweat) 1). living, existence, subsistence,
life (see if t. )
P 11. 1- living conditions
5- and, since (because of) e 0.01- living costs
* I p AA. 7,Suolh bewitch (of cp IT lime (from limestone),
beauty) whitewash (h.)
S eh 62 August qb.;+r) whitewash (v.)
h h copper, brass, bronze rh nurse
ri) brain L1 el deprive of, take away, take
5710-:14L lose one's head l 141 rise, arise, get up,
(get excited) wake up, be resurrected,
gi'01}qapecimen, sample (see also originate, stand up, start, vi.

cl) ( f 44tvt foe.,"9

(of fire, car), leave (of train)
live, reside, dwell, lead liftv,up, raise, pick up
a life, inhabit, exist (from the floor), clear away
Mei. place, put, lodge, (the ashes), move (the table),
house (v.) remove (take off), bring up
qc form of welcome to someone (a subject), make allusion
who joins a group )0111141 wake (vt.) , rouse,

11.0 living, existence, sub- give rise to, start (a motor),

sistence, life touch off (an argument)
I) gm inhabitant, resident fiall rise one against the
ro c presence, existence Other

01)qtby residence, domicile, 1i11 provoke, stir (to revolt),

lodgings, abode, habitat stir up, agitate, foment, urge,
 131
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

instigate, incite ei sift' (flour on cake).,

Sal bow down to greet sprinkle (iugar), twitch (the
--").01: 111'1 win a victory tail)
)1111 become Christian IL medal
;1 171 : Stil, take a picture SNIT) (B) animate
111 lieN 7 , inriMiqbeginning tlinin be animated
from, starting from 84 awake (vi.), wake up

in 7)01)147': PIK? III) awaken, rouse

without rhyme or reason MO liftone's spirits,
inn Pistil stimulate (of coffee), perk
etiti on account of, up (vt.), foster, exhilarate
because of (of weather), revive (restore)
agent (agent pro- 11:% A feel fresh (feel well),
vocateur) lift, vi. (of spirit)
7111vin5 at instigation 110: 71A be in good form,
nsi root (of the matter), liven up
starting :point, departure 1* wide - awake, watchful,
i "11), 9tesurrection, vigilant, alert, keen (mind),
reincarnation lively, active, agile (lively)
illth penance, penitence, con- 10 vigilance, liveliness, pep
fession (made to the priest) stimulation
do penance, go to SO crack (v. ) see also if

confession 3 split, crack

e3h,) penitential (season) crack, .n. (in the wall)
eltilf)% 7191° father confessor rj +despise, scorn, frotin upon,
11 1)1,, (04 have a nosebleed disdain
hr hawk, eagle h 4 overshadow, outshine

.1 1 1.
 132
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

D111911PC+unworldly +r t movement, motion

iff contempt, scorn, h inflexible (law)
disdain, belittling 4144 be Worm-eaten, be spoiled
lgt see i# by vermin
ti +4 dig up, uproot, pull out, 114)11 worm, moth
eradicate, pluck (weeds), ei4H wormy
remove (a tooth), disconnect StiOsin the four dots at the end
51441/1 uproot of the sentence
II el, r ti scrofula 541 blame, criticize, disapprove,
pieKtI:nk cancer denounce, scold
eel pro) ; tpr tuberculosis if Li,criticism, blame, scolding
/IV! comb the hair, remove 11+ 4,f rebuke, 'criticism,
(thorn from foot), deduct, disapproval
tattoo * risti 9 prophesy (see also * )
+M. tattoo (n.) ill bee
1141 crack,, n. (in the wall); elfin: 4/131 G. honeycomb
see P3-17: 141r,.. queen bee
j el. contempt, scorn, Srthrib flame, flare (see * forth)
belittling (see 5.42)dgespoi-se) lin, sins he was
picip contemptuous, (oN he had
scornful nL(n4.) he had to
ni441.teovnt sneer at 4_,
1111..t belongings, possessions,
11-, see awake property, estate
i; +54 shake (the head), make a iThinc seat, chair
movement, rock, jai (shake); * Lyn, virpnL heap, pile up,
see also III? accumulate
71111 1111) jar, vt. (shake), * clue Ithi.chni, ushertbe a good host
budge (vt.)
)04tcrib ksieit ,
grnc leopard, tiger . rn

142
 133

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

belongings, possession$, +800) squabble (v.)

property, estate (see 'i nL) Mtn squabble (n.), alter-
rimino. ownership cation, controversy.
(see ) Sfn be ragged (sleeve)

errvno. climate )7}t1 small

Jinn resound loudly 44.4*Iln sin) h : CH comma
hsnn read subcommittee
"irpn reading soLl. hyphen
( 0(11-sestirpn primer) 101 touch, reach (the top of the
71111n. reader wall), involve (affect), ail
h m. consonant (n.) +ill be touched, be abridged
1".11 passage (from a (f.in. rights of a citizen)
book) , excerpt 1171 tinker

* hnin 17onin gabble (of

e071.`'7)
derogatory (remark)
child), hum (of a fan), 41117) takei (fem.
drone (of a bee) ; 10 inn p1.4Mn )
* sale. Vin P. Prophesy. M L immerse, soak, dip (in water),
divine (v.), foretell, plunge, steep (tea in water),
predict (see also * plate (with gold)
prophet OtrinGt dye
4.irn prediction; *laketlinaL mill about (cattle)
prophecy, forecast libel bite (a person on thing but
41 ai-i6 seer, soothsayer not food), deduct a sum from a
51,1. notation (musical), note total, clench the teeth in
(musical) pain, jam, vi. (be blocked)
tLin trouble, annoy with .frnei (used only in the imper-
harsh word fect and participle) have the

141
 134

AVAILABLE
BEST COY

the habit of biting AUDI VD-,n r revolutionary

+C IA vicious (dog) '41641,7)11 n trouble (of breeze
"Ali bite (n:)-' troubling the surface of a lake),
* /Mons+ sense) piCk on (tease) agitate, stir up violently
41111)16 bite (n.)1- see h in (see also 0) In)
ine.t break, smash --db. spread (a rumor), scatter,
11`4,7}it smash, vi. (of dishes) diffuse, discriminate
Jai>. he is, it is +II spread, vi. ( of news,
cpb inhabitant, resident' rumor, dust)
(see ) ijiish bother, nag, importuffnel
s c disgrace, dishonor, infamy, harass, molest
scandal' fiqi1H fuss (v.), make a fuss
h Sen, immodest shrew, querulous
04,41 depraved )7417, nagging
H be wavering * 'MN stibilh confess (to a priest),
+COM, in n46141'4;101 leave a will, make one's will
daydream will, last will, testament,
I) a) in (B) shake, agitate (see confession
also * (R) it; drive (a car), fly (a plane)

+TOM be rough (sea) ik driver

7.151(1)(j) agitate, make ng: Lit driver' s license
choppy (the lake), disrupt Ste. sheaf (of grass), skein
(the surface of the water), ofimake to collapse, demolish
derange, ruffle (one's com- t 56,21collapse, crumble (of
posure), shake (one' s con- wall), give way (of bridge)
fidence) Teti slide (of roCks), landslide
rn militant Sreih poke a hole in, bore, pierce
141
 135
BEST COPY AVAILABLE
°VIA I see eformn: ik pilot (of a boat)
'AA burn, vi. (of wood), Si tomorrow (see y )
kindle (vi.), catch fire, (0,1- tomorrow morning
ignite bill: Oki° the day after
hs,,t, make to burn, kindle, tit tomorrow
vt. (a fire), light (vt.) 173 dawn (v.)
i.e, got angry, get mad, /lit; remain until dawn
be indignant 10:111/1 day in, day out
MARI anger (v.) , irritate, isoli dawn (n.)
madden, infuriate, enrage on the morrow, the
n n &17 ID-
),20. anger (n.), rage, fury following day
egi fuel, inflammable, * 177 . )15.1 dislocate, bang, rock
combustible (shake)
etiAlei irate, furious (165 isAwconcussion
pej fireplace ti..01 kind of leguminous plant with
1),g, see late, oily seeds
1) ix sting, vt. (of bee), card nuirlaqug oil (set +to
(cotton),' make a sketch, 61 1.. say, tell, speak
outline (a drawing) L be announced, be said,
+ L) L be enamored be told, be notified. I

1,k carded (cotton) , speak, speak to, converse,

imal L.

sketch, design, blueprint, discuss, address (speak to),

outline (of a drawing) make a remark
nig,Atitti. sketch (v.) 'PLO1L. talk, speak to one
las driver (see )
another, be on speaking terms,
la-atift11; %X pilot (of have a word with, have a conver-
a plane) . . .sation, discuss

145
 136
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

'171 Z. talk to to see 411..

+L.1 es
I (1 word, thing, affair, 411. see L
matter, subject, fact w become king, reign, rule
speech, oration, 1 11/t/1 make king
4.
address (speech), lecture nelli king, sovereign.
irlawho has a sharp +Yip). queen
tongue, quarrelsome er}p/10.? royalty
iiirff litigant, party gaP41 LE kingly, regal, royal
(each of the persons in a government, reign,
lawsuit) state (government), regime
113 64 kind of drum (government)
speaker, orator, en rip IblInfir9 capital city
lecturer 11.1)/ king, sovereign +11,147104
11 8); . manner (...1 speaking, eilfru kin ily (crown) , royal
speech, statement, account, InW! 100. emperor
diction er).W:101,40. imperial
ine word, thing, affair, matter, 111./4 queen (see LOW )
subject, fact (see SL. ) mapress
h to tt by the way royalty (see '?'7W )
n 4 :T in passing 11"41 I kingly, regal, royal (see

jr i; 7) by the way, IOW )

incidentally 101... dawn (n.), see I/2
41111 abruptly (bluntly) 8 S14 ( /3) trade in, deal
with indifference, 60;03 PI iv 5"1 A treat (customers )d
C but segalme-) wait on (customers), show
bj kind of drum tit' in) hospitality
Li; L 49 official gazette c3X st.sward (of boat);

1 4 ri
 137
BEST COPY AVAILABLE
hostess (on plane); recep- h in A:hlt keep apart (vi.)
tionist Inied-e64timme-garment
PA) merchant, dealer, wi4ehen+e-neb-demepled-r-stntite
businessman, .trader kmat.d.nebiedtarstratekar-ttri
71°1A" buziness , commerce, grammar+
trade fe
fillqi,r),A- squad
riot tribe
r set a. r,n,
sun) kind of sbmIna-garment which
"ill, business, commerce, trade is not doubled, single (not
(see Lcui ) doubled), singular (in grammar);
Pilot mercantile, commer. see hrnh
cial en.'}{ semicolon
ellet,ptc4). enterprise Stri): cOmc odd number
inotti thunder (v.) , roar inq 0.0-9 slipper
(see also 10,,WAit) SML bounce, vi. (of tall)
Illskim. thunder, thunderstorm bounce a ball
(see Slob ) ML be clarified, be purified
1)a1a speech, oration, address, (butter)
(speech), lecture (see )
IMML clarify, purify, distill,
lervir: NA L, give a melt (butter, gold), prove the
lecture, make a speech truth of a matter
11 be white bit 4. 3 g.41) MC, in rg * I ttilr element
IN% in whiten (single substance, pure substance)
,git
M la metal worker sit.1,0011,1
176D white, white man * y m L. , 4 /)) /14, aim (v. ) , take aim
S In churn (v. ) b marksman
etc %churn (n.) 1g r pound
1) Ili ) detach, separate, sever Lan+ snatch away, take away violently
(wrest
147
 138
copy AVIRABLE
BEST

ithinf be dispossessed of, LI 49: INN:). garlic

be deprived of 1)41:17W kerosene

Iirnn drop, fall drop-by drop *174),S(4,34400611 complain, be

(see S Mil 1) 11 /r141 414) grouchy, be fussy, be in ill

gif(141 the two dots separating humor
the words in the Ethiopian 1401111 cranky, grouchy
alphabet, dot, point (item), free, freeborn, independent,
score (record of points); exempt, gratuitous
see h n 1191;e1(D. freeman

pirDif:11(94) punctuation exempt (v.)

)0040,4111 full stop, Sh:0:14) be freed, be emanci.
period (in punctuation) pated
tn.n firm drop (n.); see* fill Mil Sinn 1110410 liberate, elm:lc/pate

10)116() atop giving milk, be 17841 free of charge, for nothing

dry (of cow, woman:. nics mits+ free (an accused),
* tin 6, )1A fin 6, spread (a rug), acquit
make (the bed), pave (the 5914 freedom, liberty,
road) independence, sovereignty (of
flank be spread out (mat). a country)

be paved (road) 1501 clean, pure, neat, tidy,

pitivi rug, mat, carpet sanitary (place), innocent
eta) th is. ; rby? 4. pavement (not guilty), chaste (Al
Salpull, tear off, tear (the 19069; cleanliness, purity,
hair), pluck .(chicken), nip tidiness, sanitation
off, scratch (the face) sOlsw:gmhal cleaner,

Vpowhite, white man (see 4n) ) laundry

S6Villiii undercover agent see

148 .
 RESTCOPIANVIABLE 139

*SU, ,h119011. compare, con- I. lath breathe, expire Ibreathe),

trast, draw a parallel, put blow (on the hands), leak (of
one opposite another a tire)
+119i 9,1 be compared with shtrt. b. deflate, let the
one another air out
fie 91411, simile, comparable, tiashA take the air, take a
counterpart- walk in the open
trili9ickc comparison- ?Iglu') aerate, air, ventillate,

MP) 9 9 r A 1.4" comparative winnow the grain in the basket

r facing
+1110
i. h wind
ft
S %pip+ glare (n.) ; see * grua+ n soul, life
+1
blow, inflate, play (the Ittrl t insect
flute), blow up, vt. (the 170 windy, airy
tire) t frai ish spirit, feeling, frame
tilt blow the fire with of mind, demon
the bellows I*

Lh inspiration (breathing
Ilcit bras in)
05...g bellows abV1,41 n 1 f". pa K
lilt sift
an Li. sieve, sifter, grate respiration, breathing,
jut. boil (of water) , boil breath, puff of air
with anger h*1 § 111 breath, breathing
mash (of cornmeal), P nil LI' respiratory
dish of boiled cereal ithari ith wind (set! )

*S10.4 0+50.4 sob, ohm ih whirlwind, .gale

blabber, have a tantrum hiall soul, life (see 17 Lei )
blow (of wind), be afloat fevi: t faint, losecon.
(go around, rumor) sciousness, be insensible

14i
 140
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

ii4h: DOC!) be grown up, be

*4141. trial) blow one nose
matur, mucus
hicietilacocp recover 3 al, awl sniffle
consciousness, 14 to gun, rifle, musket
trill,. come to life, if musqueteer
regain consciousness
hVI:Hir(rei) revive
(wilting plants) th in,to
s : sel it murderer + perfect + AO as long as,
t14.111:nvr pregnant so long as
esqh: 074 per capita %WA grain, cereal
zi VII insect (see 41.6) %VA :4m h.. hop taste flat
fl T: 4011 parasite IWO 1)..5 Nt,bp be tasteless
hit:A windy, airy (see ) 46440. sister (see also ms)
8}. 3 t heresy emo..114 nephew, niece'
tbq 4 heretic )01.1 now, at present, presently,
L.+ yearn, languish for, shortly, right now
be lonesome for, be homesick 710 even now, still,
tj c.;* yearning, longing yet (still)
for affection h (MA right away, here and

* ,ab sniff*I, now, at once, immediately

scent about (of dog), dig 71U-11 `qui at any moment
with the snout 711).1115. just now, just this
s Lo be stingy, be miserly, moment
deny (save onethe opportunity) Up. just this once
i,.0] miserly, stingy stiaS. 4, nowadays,
irvi to, avarice, stinginess currently

e;0
 143.
AVAILABLE
BEST COPY
VII Phil up to now, to lirrli) expression, pronunciation,
date, as yet, by now,. formula (way of saying sozeth.f.ng)
thus far, still (adv.) n II come on well thenL so then!
from now on its- hit him
01 present (adj.) Otih* that is, that is to say,
present (adj.), namely, it means
current (adj..) n- fir for the sake of
e ;Ili present, n. (time), jpo-rth for the sake of
present tense + imperfect +6.11 be on the
119$ donkey, ass point of
g :)111)) she donkey 911,0 1 th so-so
oielA..),11).! he donkey ruv, 'La little by little
e hitu ; navel. hemorrhoids gill A let's suppose
ezol mu zebra vim h which is beyond
"Ath.t Sunday description, nondescript,
~hi}' f ;44fitii weekend fabulous
t ;IA abbreviation e ittri presumed
h'f) Cie .1)z) :Aeto abbre- it is said, it is
viate presumed
"hA say [See also tri)-T$ 3

tri 7t be said, be called, be M there is, be present, exist

named WIN) he has, he owns, he
trigh say to each other possesses
vs preceded by a repeated Milk.I am allright, I am
noun means 'it has the taste getting along
of, it gives the sensation pretensiotiS
of (cnir:49C:Wit has (pretentious display)
the taste of honey) lihn4. he has to, he must
15 .
 142
BEST. COPY AVAILABLE

nghnet. c= n+11eY)hril NI/0Mb forever, eternally

everywhere 111171!),7) forever, eternally
gh (t + )e r9) )ini goal, aim, pUrpOse , target,
from far and near' objective, object (purpose),
tham. in full force mission (purpose),
7,A. without, except (see also 4pur.pcuza1, intent, concern,
SA thhis ) design (plan), motif
%IL tortoise, turtle 7`13,e, :Mell flag.
4/1119 obstinacy, stubborness trm;0110%) goal (in football)
IX bet stubborn "AhTowl vanish
MA, see Ah out -- and -out (scoundrel)
%NI% hh ululate, utter cries YIAInpf diamond
of joy VI+ end (vi.), come to an end,
N. ululation, cries be over, terminate (vi.),
of joy finish (vi. ) , wear out (vi. )
(B) dream (v.) perish, be used tip be consumed,
)1)011) dream, fancy (r) be destroyed, lapse (end)
Eft drug% ts,
DO target, aim ( direction %All. holocaust, slaughter (n.),
aimed at) massacre
h pworld, planet, eternity Ati end
universe hf shabby (cloth)
gb:71e he enjoyed life teqgb4, inexhaustible
rlihr universal, chief, leader, boss, superior,
international, global head (of a gang), superior
lilqh.alhp hemisphere of monastery
athallp worldly, temporal, 7111#. professional- mourner
or
secular, profane (literature) (see *Ation)

152
 143
BIZ co" Imam"
IA Z11- leech hm-1114 An electricity
Aft see 70,41 1711A 'stubborn (see 411 ist ti )
ma milk (v.) 41tali) ?4 stubborness
IhIn in ti usufruct 7)11H. otherwise, or else, or if
1111 n anklet not (see also Ahn)) ii.f)
NI& humble (home) ?)aln b. algebra
4.4, gossip (n.), hearsay (n.) Iht0 bed, throne
winhiiit otherwise, or else, lig2 :06.n Crown Prince
if not (see also ) 117: him bedding, bedspread
7h ti hard stone, rock tek a bedridden (see L )
*AA rock Imo cot
7/).i. negation, negative Cu.); ei)mi:Yih7 cradle
see WI Me1947 unfairly,. unjustly (see 19 )
hh.j. negative (adj.) 7)1)64ostewmade without barblire.
Ong (pl. OW, )-day. (see pepper but may have green pepper
also ?II) go beyond (the limit...),
e 6h daily expire (time), pass, go by,
6.10.: no 711 day by day elapse, get by, overlook (a
tn... (6)0 the same day, mistake), allow for (make
exactly that day concession)
oht.91qtyi. Last Judgment ttiia. le% through, let by,
ao.e. 11*. the other day make way for, while away (time).
in/M.o.:771A .41 once upon spend (time), serve food or
a time drink
ktie, daily 'PIN,. pass (go from one to
11700 small whip another) , intersect, be
712))12) liquor, alcohol, spirits forwarded, be remitted, be

.153
 144
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

handed down, be postponed, aTINL2 in P1.13.. ir) h LI

be deferred, be transmitted pastime
(disease)' 01$4.04,,,j passage, hall, hall-
7,tptioh, transmit, transfer, way, corridor, lobby, vestibule,
forward (a request), pass aisle
around, relay (a message), AIL past (adj.)
turn over, deliver, convey ($1)1,:i19,1). past week, last

(transfer), communicate (a week)

disease), deter, delay, elytiAi excusable
put off
41 toLittl. pass, aegitisse%
pAss% , visa
n) 'tot:10101u give one's
life )11 iu responsible (see also 1044 )
7102:eirn betray "Ahq. innumerable
7,A every so often, IlhActil interior room used
now and again, intermittently, for privacy
every once in a while, itA b 01: my) little/ chamberlain,

occasionally, infrequentli, who is in charge of the visitors

from time to time, here and by either letting them in or
there keeping them away
41% j, , in 6011-.1,11u over- Nol calumniate, slander, backbite,
time, curfew malign, talk behind one's back
waiter ihinis4. slander (v.), calumny
ihtli.))11u conductor (that 1101b+(imperfece)who, that, which
transmits) (relative) see also ep
41110 contagious, 7inAcharacter, conduct (behavior),
communicable habit
011AL3 passage, good, who has a bad character
excellent )011 barely, touch of
15.1
 145
AVAILABLE
BEST COPY

714114 salt bar used as currency )1 raj 97) to advantage

7,51)11) (pl. 71e4 1140 ) god,
ertUOr attractive (pretty),
deity (see Wien ) handsome Le akt
n;htrp.)41)10 in the name Mil, name of a region of Ethiopia,
c.. the law Amhara (see )19rf )
5zyr cult ( see WM) /%1111r 4 Amharic (see hal )
711001: demonstra- Mbir kind of large bird
tive pronoun (see * ) XL: Xla 6. vulture
`man be painful, be sore
7)011)/rr management (handling),
Iltro to (cp.) feel pain in,
conduct, policy, leadership
have a pain in, be ill, be (see Pip)
ailing
011/,37) America
JIM be sick, feel ill, ats IA OA American
fall ill 119, un I) American
Man make sick, upset 7, Gbh Thursday (see also 'SOP)
Vtfebee take care of a
h71 fifty (see also 1501 )
sick person, nurse "h9Dti vulva, vagina
ljUatiet nurse 4hSrottik image (see new
Irtslo illness, ache, ailment, ph, five (see also 41p1)
sickness, disease
190MIe1 i; eleven o'clock
mammal
7Nphti fifth
)ortu look handsome, look good,
7%711/S one fifth
be pleasing
71501311 copy, reproduction,
711100 he liked, he felt imitation (see ne)) )
like, he had the desire for 7101+ (B) compress (cotton into
moil. embellish, pretty up, balls), squeeze, force by pressing.
adorn, grace (decorate) crowd (fan. toys into a box)
1
 146
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

ihrq a flat-topped mountain used negative (answer)

formerly as a fortress, "hgton,t?"* recalcitrant, refractory
village emmetTo- resistant (nature)
p :141dictatore. tyrant itpheup.Marpit
fthrn. no Pent191,+(negative verb) seldom,
khgDn.Ah refuse, give a rarely, hardly, scarcely, hardly
refusal ever (see fl j, )

ith prii. refusal 71Pri 2,0 free-for-all, row, quarrel,

Z captain (of a team) conflict
hip n.) (dregs (of mead) 115nr1.xef pugnacious
Nbrmiti ambulance 'Ilipai;) bud (n.)
4/%7)110 flute "hr)10:iff bud (v.)
hforiim envelope (see also Eli pp year, age
713P big erioll yearly (adj.)
11 r J anklet, bracelet (worn n Sn60 yearly (adv.), annually,
by women) year by year
41191 fl 0. navel, center (see Dolt: p4)a (written Qj : ge)
also )M10 ) Year of Grace (Ethiopian year)
71911101 calf (1-3 months after go : If4 century
birth) OG-AtOi014 turn of the year
hr.) ti embassy (e.g. festival of New Year's
prirlistic ambassador or of St. John)
4flon014, mistress (of the house),'
in at Ofb year in, year out
lady'of the house; shortened (e )01 01* :ripik holiday, anniver-
ijito h int sary
,70,4.+Ill Vv.^ odui
entrIt4h0Vral housewife Dion annual
4/15011,4. refusal (see bit)pr). ) 7151 mother -in -law, daughter-in-law

1 MI
 147
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

MO/D bile, gall (see also Apt.) %oil witness

ihnlIthintT Ant yes, madam! ja of loyal, honest, faithful,
(see "orb )- trustworthy, depeneable,
1191 father-in-law, son-in-law devoted, reliable
?IrgifieT in-laws loyalty, honesty,
'fig 11 believe, trust, have con- devotion
fidence, have faith, profess rhos) worshipper , true
(declare one's belief in); believer
confess (in court), concede 9b "mro 51 laity
(admit) 0,4fOr evidence, credentials
la s be faithful, be reliable (source)
trusted, be loyal, rely, equgb) veracious (report)
count on Q
pro) dubious, inconceivable,
W101)31 persuade, convince, fantastic
indoctrinate, convert (to
ertlhoippi safe (reliable)
another religion), extort a 7193 Amen, so it be* 04 Vito
confession lbs last year
01) trb h trust (rely on), "A go% , see hail
depend on, count on, confide mediator, moderate, mean (n.)
in, be convinced of (see hints)
41.10111 Amen licrinit,$). agency (means)
%Mil faithful, sure, certain r1--- hp) to 14 through the good
4h9b1)4. faith, belief, con- office of
fidence, creed, fidelity, /O DA cinder, ashes
conviction (belief), trust, 71Vbetthriej be livid
reliancerimeen44donoe 7117%t : hit V) wreck
believer nig, starch (n.)
.1
 148
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

/141441 AVI(n7) starch (v.) whrli) prohibited, taboo,

ir% column, pillar anatfiema

11 hoar-frost correction
119 6.0 matchmaker, go-between (in f$Lei expurgated, fine
arranging marriage)* (manners)
ihingyt nursing mother, woman who $1,t L rD common (manners)
has recently given birth coarse (language)
Una revolt (v.), rebel (v.) r41 insignia, symbol, emblem,
0 cm mutiny, insurgency, slogan
rebellion, uprising, insur- lir9110, in :lin Plikfeig/hacquiesce

rection in
rebel, insurgent, whCirti/9 see 0-0
terrorist homy, pagan, infidel, unbeliever,
71 gen) electric bulb wild (tribe), savage (n. )
111
IrIL. wily: whys (exclamation of pagan
surprise when something "ACID]; step, pace, stride, action
unexpected happens); see (step), move (step), measure
also Yam (step), progress (see LOU, )
1 L. nun how on earthi laJL be scorched (food), burn
711. defecate (food); turn green (with envy)
vgitila: excrement LL char (meat)
7Nir:4D n1 become free ,1irc intense heat (see also
),BSI freedom. )

lib yell. a cry for help h Lot. buttermilk

s'tti,..71h cry for help hos, plow, till the land,
7iLCD (8) weed, correct, redress, cultivate land, farm
mark (examination papers), 445 farmer, cultivator
prohibit farm, plantation,
7 %j.55 weed (n.)
158
cultivated field, farming
 149
BEST. COPY AVAILABLE

Li plow 014 straighten, mold (the

h bah woman.in.childbed character)
ill
it a) 4 newborn baby j 1. # be straigi aed, make
he (see also IA) peace, be reconciled, patch
er 6. his up a quarrel
shr she (see also iyk) Yitt4L+ reconcile, conciliate,
er 0, her, hers make peace, arbitrate
Ishrh , in "hriv.nrITalt. each t1C4) conciliation, reconciliation
other, among themselves VI 6-1 conciliator, arbiter,

ech;n one against the mediator, go- between

other DL anise (liquor)
4hrtilh pencil, lead eir#i nakedness (see * irekbi.)
"hc IT O. He (respect); see 4,3 trOli.1*.fila be naked
1C119) chp yn* (reap. ) ; atil Arab
see also ihh rui):6-41, Arab store
er0 your, yours (reap.) LAI, fiL steel
irh farmer, cultivator OLI7 :floc Arabigt,
(see ) Lsq Arabic
"hria farm, plantation, culti- Ihrii forty, memorial service for
vated field, farming the dead on the fourtieth day
( see 7101 ) (see 7`4)
ci agricultural, Cfl Friday
agrarian Ishren/pillattice, joist (see also
411C;Irti.hir Ministry of r-ren
Agriculture- declension, conjugation,

nri; titir agriculture husbandry (animal); see

4f) C F leaven, yeast, ferment r nT patriot (during the Italian
invasion)
59
 150
BEST cori! AVAILABLE

711,4 four (see 71 71 ) ihr 76 Fiti, archeology

1r4 : 60:1 ten o'clock 7111-0. beast
/1 frig fourth ehirtIninntif zoo
seit 1r1 supper, dinner (see also b4 ) Utz )11rt. wild animal
ei,4:ifilf banquet 11)Lisi see iLH
Mosaic law, Pentateuch ',ILA slaughter, butcher, cut the
'hr f. to artist animal's. throat

1hr freedom ( see )j r ) 1, Ir.; shopping center

Ci) : 71gin) free (a slave) shrxit help (n.), aid (n.),

emancipate, deliver from assistance, grant ( see )

slavery peoIrbLi:11c.ei$: VP
7.1 L.1 jib green, moss (of water) first aid
shepherd, cowherd, en/orb/63A .14 : rortit4
herdsman first aid kit
7)C subject (of a play). 611LI grow old, get older, grow
subject matter, topic, older, age (vi.), be worn out
title (see C40) (articles. clothes)
/1C4Iten:I.eiti outline (of [See ey,
a lecture) "hag' old age (see 11 1.1" )
),..? example, model, embodi- CI Li go up into heaven
ment (see lrelfl) In) ;,1 orll" Ascension, Feast of
c 7S 140. exempiify the Ascension
71C 1117).: j he. exemplary 91,01 series, order, rank,
C 1}-91 stork position, dignity, title,
IthCri-1j unclean, impure (see class (rank)
cloth ) .41 why! why! (exclamation of .

`411C Ti-n stirrup surprise when something unex.

1 GO
 151
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

petted happens); see also ISL, r m T.positive

el ancient, old (thing) , 11C97All ki=ck (n.), recoil (of gun);
second-hand (book) see Llfn
hell old woman 7)6-1711 ?In.; to usurer
11 L7 tp venerable (appearance)
n/tirapitinelir usury
',t 'l) curd, yogurt, coagulated tIrg9f7 moist, damp, (see Lam )
wet
milk (see L.17 ) Usitre) switch (slender stick) , rod,
eihr1:741-n meddlesome thiA6lexible stick
ighr/iffin malediction, curse L rest (vi.), be quiet, land
(see Lin) (of a plane), alight, stay (dwell)
"hco)4) turtle, dogs*, pigeon be housed, make a stop (stay);
(see also riga ) die, pass away
'hell old woman (see /ie.?* ) NIL& bring to rest, land
Ll Ascension (of Christ), (a plane)
Feast of the Ascension Lei L. §4, rest, repose, recess,
(see 0 ) vacation, pause, 'interval, death.
r ;1. calm (n. ) , composure not be restful
L§1.; hill
(see L.7) p di.** a pi recess, vacation
n C ;,4- calmly, leisurely, L114 accomodation, hostel,
gently haven, resting place, airport
qh L 7 t venerable (appearance); 71L1. froth (on milk, on the mouth),
see 1101 1:ither,, foam, bubble, suds
117, cgm pregnant (see 4/.111 ) ; an foam (v.)
YarLlyt

"II rem sure, certain, definite L 14. foam at the mouth

(sure); see *L1/7) ers141-5: lathar
jrnimpositively, in 1710patch (on the trousers)
reality OiLc +; tor sentence (in grammar)

I 6 1.
 152
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

°II fish `Mr knot, bundle, imprisonment

1111;iqb whale jail, prison
at. (gaa fisherman 14/I4 imprisonment, confine..
(see *maw ment, arrest
4/16. he (see also ihreo ahh1.1 prisoner
Pty his elitiajg something to tie with
/14 hl persOnality (string, chain), thong, strap
efs she (see also Ix ix) (of sandal), leash (for the
e Ix her, hers dog), lace
601? Muslim, Islam `IttOr dregs
"PM bpi" Islam an ten (see up/14, a to riP)
Mel wild boar, pig, hog, sow rip frig a 6. : 1.,"; A. eleven
itsi9,19 pork am,: twelve
hhati asthma a ix b.: ytii thirteen
hh91 magic (n.), black magic, atiqr:1%/r) fourteen
magical spell, sorcery. Bp h ) fifteen
witchcraft, charms fjp6.;hgtin sixteen
(See lip) Otis6,:eiro seventeen
0M0711.'itn'tri enchant ati/ 6.: h pi} eighteen
(of witch) atyklifinT nineteen
Metriia magician, sorcerer, a impwevofour I clock
wizard, witch ripi:Airtitil54. five o'clock
`hen. tie, bind, attach, lash netr:1)-0, 604 six o'clock
together, lace, imprison, ci for 1 alako decade
put in jail opir ; corporal
tisjen,. be interconnected, be r7 1, tif tenth
knit together, be tied together hip &r. construction, workmanship
(see (J jp)

t;
 153

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

JrCri::0930 recipe 1)41 thought, idea. opinion,

01.1;b4 tithe, tenth of agri- intention,. contemplation,
cultural product paid in proposal.tlegislature)
cash or in kind (see DIWT) 1110111 serious (situation),
f1 lu:11' 4 701. )11 0 The Ten grave, alarming, critical
Commandments (see opt) (situation), weighty (problem)
pin (see apir ) 7111111111)4 seriousness (of the
Gyitnia prisoner (see ) situation), thoughtfulness
(B) scan, scour (the town); V7+01441 idea, opinion, notion,
grease (a griddle) suggestion, reasoning, mentality
7/0115 explorer rbi has souvenir, remembrance,
"MTh). chameleon, two-faced memorial, commemoration
person, fickle rjltoofilpfl unexpectedly
7irlin explorer (see Mini) ) Ski rim sudden
laughable, humorous, [See also hisiff 3
funny, comic (see ggpli) "III fire
(B) think, imagine, be nen incendiary
considerate, have in mind, l'ill.;4111 get fire from a
meditate, contemplate, neighbor
take into consideration, in- 4Alt:1 lb Ir. volcano
tend, conceive an idea, reckon e ort. r b. volcanic
calculate xo. crater
jtnlfl be aimed at, be planned, 1,4 moth
be considered. fire hazard
Vier) remind, suggest, whttrt 71.47 : Oln 5 fire engine
recommend, cause to worry ettArlOst,;'.11Mynfof fireman
 154
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

71111/f9/1 observant, attentive,

fire brigade prudent, wise, intelligent,
4hht come now!, so then! thoughtful, perspicacious,
let met, please! reasonable (see ht711A )
Vloprletnurse (see ?inn) /11'1 fq3.114. judgment (ability
Ihtlikilna teacher, instruJtor to form opinions), soundness
(see **/#4 IN L) of judgement, prudence
L,1) teaching IhtitSe4 opinion, judgment (opinion),
idea, opinion,
71111'1'11161) point of view, outlook, attitude,
notion, suggestion, CO h t ek Veit remark, observation,
reasoning, mentality perspective, attitude (see 7), )
(see ) n,111h.fle. to my thinking
ihhtil usher (see4iscnt. .41) $1.3. fp stadium
IMIK1191 treat (customers), Miliogx administration,
wait on (customers), show management (see XAL )
hospitality (see ) ,t7tAgc executive (adj.).
steward (of administrative
boat), hostess (of plane), Missumanager executive,
receptionist administrator (see 71AL )
"07)10 breath, breathing management (per-
(see s Le) ) sons who handle a business)
litittph pay attention, be )1ht.911 breeding, upbringing
attentive, look at, take (see h,e,1 )
note of (see (eh i and 71117111) IhhFrAtourgent, pressing (see Tin,h)
Ihtliqpvi, make get acquainted, 7,pgrAl,,e14 emergency
introduce (make known), `Iihry4 p, ,u.isj. emergency
familiarize (see 000) r7 h7At1 urgently

.16.1
 155
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

11 IT& He (respect); see htirijA administrator, director,

also manager (see 14,ti, * ink

711111'1r lift /f, APitg k manager
qkl)
whale COU "AhrAA el squadron
"hrii-litt. personality (see also 'M. ) Onlig deplorable (condition),
"htM until, up to, till, as far morbid (thought), depressing,
as, even abominable, infamous, hideous
"arn + noun + rti.t1 till, detestable, mean (remark);

until (prep.), as far as see t

'1)hr + perfect + ALh as "MI PIT , see
long as, so long as ''1/Q, exclamation of joy
411111151+ imperfect + ehx acid (n.)
to the point of Alt 71 hi, critical (condition) , serious
71h 71 y including (condition.), risky (see t'11)
tivri ul so far, up to now 1011:(01.W. crisis
(see 'hips ) 7 ha114 gravity, seriousness
III MI r far, all that (of condition)
(see -IVO 71h40. asphalt, asphalt road,

"litit may I?, let me:, please! paving

71trra egg yolk MEI) pin
`iriloo) corpse, body (corpse), %horn. sport (see also hno
skeleton 11Nrub, scrub, massage
l'ihtnh). kind of dance in which Ihin pat
shoulders, neck and head are "ANyes, all right, O.R.
shaken 4/I N.; VI consent, comply,
ightrni) including (see "Ahr) accept (agree)
talre.l. scout, boyscout likrq, submissive
1w
 156
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

positive (affirmative ) toy, doll

714711414.
vehE hush& %pin thorn, spine (see also
IVIAAh swat (the flies)

4/1Fij thorn, spine (see also bilafirr servant, domestic

Fin Fit), ishn) neigh (see *Niro

%him thorny, prickly 1,5)171 squirrel
(B) braid (the hair) 7151q) sand
'Oft ambiguous N5f,h11,66 sand the road
ihititIll ambiguity (see Lein )
715oo.r sarcasm, veiled insult sandy
7N5r:riiirjr poor (food) (B) seal (close tightly),
bi. tax glue
1.Mir fingerprint n nfe t,15*-1 conserve
e )1i/r. fingerprint (preserved food)
4/15.4.4 lullaby absolutely not, definitely

4 lir sing a lullaby, not

lull by singing softly )41.13% htikp I will
4040,4 retr.race, racing (see definitely not go
* +mil and also isho.tokep,) 114 things, object, utensil,
ek.,h Ira Arkp race baggage, goods, stuff, effects,
"FaCtstv racing, race (see article (object)
also ' 1 b )
1A Mit) sink
e arlsh et 4110; vestry
relay race #, surplus

P is rvi 10 ) phorse race e ..hhf entrails

41151- grain before it matures P :0 furniture
1151 it gutter, spout ( of roof ) 6)14:4h5P% raw material

1 I; r;
 157

BEST COPY AVAILABLE

01411) strength, means, power, Ogion*ai uphill (aSv.)

capacity attril concubine

12149701,11 be powerless +q t, in 441:71#17/, correspondent

at461)°,6tpi puberty (of (see *Oh )

woman) , maturity (of woman) , CD14: )1+9, informer
adulthood (of woman) HcAfIlto reporter
)014171,/h)Cp1; redolii be of '714t pioneer (see 41)51 )

age (woman) (B) plan, ma':e plans, devise,

014erpAsiv, puberty (of man), design (plan out)
maturity (of man), adulthood P tpoto intended
(of man) 64.t plan, project, scheme,
htlyttriv.11.2176.,10,6 be of setup
age (man), come of age NektypIc see ik nu.
01 44S ; rib weakling )14/161direction, course (of river)
?%tp, see ;01) snu-i)-91 /44) al from all angles
"hclurtigamtliee * +am WO, 46/1) al cardinal point
714 t.as immediate. neighborhood shlViVithe naked truth
(see +Ln ) 'h.& embrace, hug, hold close,
n---)4irnas near (prep.) take one in his arms

1r4), cross cut (see tun) pith. fold in one's arms,

r review (of a book) brood (eggs)
INft.C:Q)13, review (a book) ft:h4c.: NAL" hug, squeeze (hug),

a #n, custodian, guardian press (embrace)

0 Ili; n Op. librarian 41140q armful

a lin mutual air" association, :k414/141*; rfk-h. armful
credit association .elln9:1114 bouquet
n 1. upward slope, ascent )1ell in aii)?: ?Al international

I6
 158
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

universal, global join forces, cooperate,

71 Father (title of priests), coalesce
reverend NJ/trill!, unite (vt.),
11r) , rilaLcaterpillar coordinat4, combine (efforts)
VI Eternal Father' Irfie Ihril.t1}- together,
thnh break one promise, along with
promise falsely, sham (make Ihnc , in 47141L:hnc collaborator
believe) accomplice, confederate,
nh be false, be untrue partner in crime
Sri rih entice with promises NrUa enclosure (something
htlt1n1 deny (a report), enclosed)
disavow (disclaim), refute #9rlb associate (n.,adj.)
)19 fake (n.) LI). in unison
4/111171). deceit, lie, false- *4747 c cooperation
hood Hint,. concerted
erg htrini denial [See also '4111r 4rn dint]
Nn A stipend, allowance, 719,jr4dust (n.); see also lerir

alimony, annuity 7113,jrgni dusty

e41:)Inh per diem 6114.11 conceit, vanity (conceit),
`hit A member (of a board) arrogance
staff (group wruatT arrogant
assisting a chief) bin Hebrew language
M/114 membership 11(16 (B) wipe, clean
'h n L join up, stand with )1.!riti especially (see Ts) )
+rtnL. unite (vi.), be Nr16.91 kind of spice
united, ally oneself, con- %ft Ethiopian, Abyssinian
federate, be in association, (see also dhni )
 159
AVADABLE
BEST COPY

'-ni fenugreek VII daddy!, papal

ill n ( a) flower (v.), bloom, 71/11. yes, Sir!, at your service!
blossom (40 71r17) )144:1v1,1 expression of
Mr) flower (n. ) , bloom 6et 70,) surprise

grill et Oil tlitaDabVaSe 71/I complain

tn9,4644 bouquet Alb' j- complaint, petition,
(see ?Mi. ) plead, appeal

Stir) 1131i wreath r),*. 111) complain

thnrirq flowery 1j Anil title of a bishop,
rill daddy: , papal (see 71 ) title of the head of the
snake, serpent Ethiopian Church
ri expression, pronuncia- 1111h.riLet marble
tion, formula (way of saying X4) b f model , pattern
something); see 4hrliglit) pleasel (sg. masc.)
719 father "Wen pleasei (sg. fem.)
)1; y forefathers, Yrniff bulk (see rot )
ancestors Nin itfel majority
7)1 lc: %MI parents 7yroff; most everybody
paternal grand- MI fife- chiefly, mostly,
father large proportion of

jrt* hp patronymics 'en tifilr): 14 in the main,

e) Vp father confessor mainly, usually, commonly,

rmE 1r ?irn stepfather most of the time

P tr ; Xrp guardian Mei fake Cu.); see nn j)

tVC174 ti 401 godfather D rqo Nile (feso'b*t of arojte tel.)
Pli)4:)tryt adoptive father amp cardinal,(adj.), capital (adj.),
'bro. 2 fatherly, paternal leading (thought), grandiose

(Ste 40 rj
 160
AVAILABLE
BEST COPY

nn. to:MI leading article 7) printer

jrip be vain 114,02, publisher
eirit,4. pride, arrogance, 111172) printing, typography,

haughtiness issue of a magazine, edition

Ihrlegs go mad, be isnsane, be crazy dirfetr,ro. printing press
Miro, madden, drive crazy nit') rubber stamp, seal (n.)
loot mad, crazy, insane, )1114 small drum
rabid (dog) vapnir7 sisters (see )
1111.14) madness, lunacy, thfC pea
insanity 114114 umbilical cord
Min swell (vi.), be swollen, 11+4.(13) comment (v.), make a
swell up commentary, report (of a
Wm% bulge (vt.) newspaper)

ri)11,r94) bumpy hitt commentary, version

"1111/0 bump, swelling, (account)

tumor Xj101)). garden, vegetables (see

[See alsoM4)3] tY0))
"MID swelling, abscess ( see 7)4'01)4 fruit

)ç) : 7 ' I.
) garden
74 Mister, title of respect 711.151b.if gardener
114 (pi. MI .4hIgnii) /LI P*1) Ethiopia
sister(see also 70qs (pu 10)-p)
`MA coffee grounds, dregs, lees Ethiopian

hetet (B) print, stamp, seal, lsia title of queen, sovereign's

coin (pennies) consort

.1..tra go to press `4M4:1a) spit (see also fit )

hrif01 publish, get something 7.17 equal, peer, of the same rank
printed 7)7:01F being of the same age,
 161
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

being of the same status, Viral lessen, diminish (vt.),

matching pair decrease (vt.)

j))7,477 misalliance h light (sintence),
/1,1). peanut scant (small)
hypc year before last lesselt, little (matter),

4M marker of plurality in small, minimum, minor (change),

sit% lit) these' , It H../ spare (scanty), slender (income)
'those', %Tit 'you' (pl.). girl' less

411116 'they' also 'those mph at least

with, tie followers of as in nett at least,

Pthih the a minimum of

followers of Ras Yohannes' 1'0 small, little, meager,
%lb I slight (difference)

? my, mine small, younger (brother)

115 forlorn (house) , abandoned ISId} they (see also loch- )
(house); see also (1)5 es. their
tlyligl here is:, behold! V1111111 sheet, bedsheet
UV these, this (respect); "Mhir water jug
see also VA) frillt101 ) animal
syliirtil who? (plural); see shihriil fauna
Isilr panther domestic animal
vis G they ( see also . tef female (see

eirer. their also hit1,1 )

7.01) be less, be insufficient, MIW51., in taMr? beginning

diminish (vi.), be small, from, starting from (see imt )

flag (of strength) 4f1)1111 false banana
7l4hMhe lacks in, he is *hlthil. see 7016
short of 'pi h4 feminine (n.) ; see ?)itail,
 BEST COPY AVAILABLE

lizard 14/114tIji ri, movement, activity

4 choke (vt.), strangle, (movement),. motion. (movement);

suffocate, seize by the neck see *41+6

$41+ strangle (vi.), PrOL6191'..A1 441,f 4 traffic
choke (vi.) Q r gesture,
1.6'114 grapple exercise (physical)
m -IA 71 throttle, 1%14431115 riddle, puzzle
strangle (kill by squeezing 4111)41/) kind of measure
the throat) slfilifininiA New Year's celebration,
0+4 precious stone, jewelry New Year season

: (11TC sapphire 711+9r article (section of

1711+111 egg document), paragraph, clause,
'h3 t4 nut lay an egg stipulation, provision (of law),
eimeolfr,1141white of egg verb
elhigtlAt Ithin A yolk rstrt:hiow editorial, leading
,114Ai sleep (n.), slumber article
(see *01k ) 614 stumbling block, hindrance,
'M0)01 not let sleep obstacle, pitfall, encumbrance,

"M4Ac :ID614,he fell asleep drawback, impediment

s.i4 a3 4Pitf: CAA I bumped into
tte Igleepy something
e4,014 A Rho sleeping tear
sickness- MIA be wet with tears
etN1 to. insomnia Mr4)40 envelope (see also NprAsp)
7114btib sleepy 41111nr). navel, center (see also
"614tr/Alfr°g %rig/ )
uf, c goiter voirpli lion, brave, courageous

17r)
 163
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

Mr14) locust 'hilt you (pl.)

Isql summit, crown of the eclit your, yours (pl.)
head, head (of page, of ith la %) these
staircase); bolt 111171 take! (fem. 10171. ; Plwit)));
r4.,...7161,71---7151 on. the 'see 1)1
top of, on the summit of 1117") even (adv.); see also %Vial
Vit you (sg. masc.) and hi

pf your, yours (sg. masc.) ittortx., + (simple imperfect)

41151- mother even if, even though, even so

eV/ maternal pigt:11113,....n + (imperfect)

parents despite of
t-11 51. `11 MA a orphan )11111),C cube (of sugar), lump (of
e it native speech, sugar)

native tongue MTV? limp, be lame

P "Itf stepmother lame (person), one
eapr h ex godmother who limps
"hc't SI motherhood 14h110 1)A round, spherical, tablet

4h)7 *11 jUnk (of aspirin) ; see *brovih

710 anatomy tiftlein1)1,7j) go to pieces (see trittt)

'hi is antenna Illisirro Ll wreck

kh)t) what's -his -name (when 4/11 rei defect ( n. ) , spot ( stain)
one cannot remember the name blemish (of reputation)
of a person) kAiniehhnh (e6a16.
411):1111i; MI splutter (flawless,
71\1 you (sg. fem.) blameless, immaculate, impeccable

Si I your , yours ( sg. fem) 41,1) .)-Aleven (adv.)

way of life, living 4) + imperfect + evenlif,
(see even though
17:3
 164
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

m) +(negative verb) `lit; cj. at one gulp (see ct

not even )14-ter. trivitiopr.patn4s-by
is also used in fvmdm for poskaikkosaaweambr-orlb
wishing well, as in 4he1VAI livt together
P.Ar% 1%) welcome home! WI once, at once
1.41) Ah.. jipo congratu- Ahl,cm either
lations: 111454 + (negative verb) neither
[See also 'MI* ] Makr + (negative verb) nobody,
wh has0 these (adj.,pr.); from not a single
(VI- WO 'MAP IOC + (negative
ith11-1C1 spindle verb) not a thing
'/ftli H. it those (adj., pron.); MsiT any, anything
from N.H.') unity, union
+
dump down, flop AT first, unique
1114 once, at once (see ) rtiJilA some, certain, several
7114;1p/it a few times like, as, according to,
tileti at a glance, at once, instead of
overnight Mgt + (perfect) if; even as,
711,t (fem. MAA. ) one, single, as soon as, just as, once (conj.)
about (approximately) + perfect + 0,4442- as
lit together soon as
g; 6 go. five o'clock IMA +(perfect or relative
Mot ; no) somebody, someone imperfect) that (conj.)
Illotteloi some day 41/ + (relative imperfect)
iv. some place as far as (conj.)
met: hir something (/live is the first element
Mot 14 sometime, once of 'IMAM Vault) 'YAWS
el. iswet and so on)
wiPei, ebo 61 .be
 165
BEST COPY AVAILABLE

l'hireio what!, how :, whys ( exclama- 7111;1,3 at times, sometimes

IIItion of surprise) /11,Pliver,/ft sometimes, at
Imp + (imperfect) in order times
that, in order to, so that Ilit33 sto,teach, every
"hum; like this; likewise 71111,34: (1). everyone
lih3 .41) such, such a, like this, 711 $0 g sometimes, at times (see
thus (flow ithl,t11,11)) 111.213,t
`hi tee
ish lit LpS , 46 i A (?) if, whether first, of excellent quality
I'll "IA In how? (see )
411111,5Dif,
anyhow, somehow 71110.141,4:5011)c:t1V
"Mrtp)p;f)tre anyhow, primary school, elementary school
somehow or other MATO. either
41111* /A deputy, vice-, regent .
3y championship
110
(see Ink 00 °MARIO this way, like this,
"MA IASI regency such, such as
V,ephlia industry 'MANX,. likewise
1/11,2n) tongue 111) A g that way, thus
nit nig.. rf d eloquent slhiPi it 3(D. as before
IAA nt : r$ 614 eloquence l'higut& to no purpose, for nothing,
f
s`fileeb and how! , certainly*, just (merely), without result
surely:, of courses 1.1 fei ./a.gbas a matter of fact,
1/4/11,141- how?, howl, how- much* in fact, for that matter,
111,1;1 any, anything (see h 1 ,t- ) rather
hlgio. union, unity (see 713 pt ) )111.04" again, anew
r13 ft SI in a body, together VA; c$ at one gulp (from Ili fel .1154
ihli ,filt some, certain, several 91.2144. at one stroke
(see 'hitt ) 1%,) tough (meat)
Al si ) it.,3 several Ihj, I don't know!
1 7:;
 166

41114. but, on the contrary 01) 1-1 suspenders

Ilh1/6- bread, large loaf Mien' neck (see 111)/t)
(1)719:6- rilcetti P-71: 11 d1 h shawl
Gtepfather 3,/ ittr scrofula
(01%)LiatsYNC4) $)14.; fn scarf
stepmother 1113.1 1 ;t insincere,

eiginzir;hk stepchild, forced, strained (not natural)

stepdaughter, stepson `WA stranger, guest, visitor;
e %di tr 7191 : III step.. strange, queer, weird, unusual
brother h3 9,0041 sitting room
e111 )cat : k step- ft 17 ea hospitable
brother "m:
ui tor odd
eittirw,tiiir wasp nest `'h 3°Z Si in eivAlioeb:AXplacenta,
4i,t3xb strawberry afterbirth
'111'1. intestine, entrails, eih31,ebig: AA afterbirth,
bowel, guts placenta
intestinal '`ti', 1,,,Lig therefore, for that
).11,..69.1 colic reason, now (thus)
;170 XI. appendix "hi attiti hereafter
e)..cc ha*: n'n4- mrspeh4 tittles
joint (of bamboo) 71%11 kid; aokit) henceforth,
P wrist from this time forward
11-10, I) brain YespAgrlyea.11): any longer
P 7.11.7A cerebral sIngl'."71 mushroom
%V W/ Englishman whltrikio therefore
smomm? English (language) 4/111,U4)-ffithen (if that is so)
"hlilittle Englishman kmolggh then, so than
'hint shoulder (a gun) , sling hai7it. first born
over the shoulders 115771, carpenter (see also Mips.)
[See th I. ) (gh uvula, tonsil
1 7 13
 167

metal worker, silversmith 1,)Po rem feeble-minded

(see ) e7' ? o : Arils psychiatrist

Mmrai sneeze P MII562 AV pc psychiatry

Melo 1 Vs be bucking (horse) /01.irall for help

a all wood, timber , peg, stake 11 epf fowl (see Cif )
Phigt,} wooden l'fir yes, f.adeedi , well, then! ,

711i9 build, form (the character) of course!

71591, carpenter (see also )11),A$11 manner of being, essence,
condition, state of affairs
`f1
(1
direction (line of (see )

action) , aspect n .54 hvm by all means

1)---)119)C opposite (prep.) MILL* , see A
pivit. vapor, steam (B) be equal, equal (v.),
flu, grippe be like, be worth
"hi" we rir be equal, be uniform
gour, ours Wiii`krirjt make equal, equalize,
Mbil) this (respect): see also make uniform, even out, adjust,
set (a watch), smooth out (the
Ti (B) chew, masticate mortar ) , trim, cut (hair),
1146?0 reason (ability to think), balance, straighten, level,
mind (intellect), conscious- rectify
ness, intelligence Ittr`rth be level, be equal,
n.1119§0 mental, intellectual be straight, be regular (feature)
+,,
(adj.) -71)-A equal, e9en, alike,
Vit goe : Q19tp he has reached uniform, middle, half
the age of reason 7177.4± half, equal part
71"hre:V10- rational k being) 1014 equal, of the same size,
peer
 168

UA Q'p j 1 middle, center, MY) it physical (activity)

among ny)A physically
altitral center, middle (n.) "hin, t) equal, even, alike, uniform,
adjustment half, middle (see MTh )
(IVO central, middle ( adj. no-AM) as, like.
+Arm h middle (n.), center %WI; hal midnight
+iipth straight, proportional 'yolk +) Noon
equal, uniform, correct,
7mbsii equality, equivalence
accurate, just, real, even yisn4, 11 crown
7)1r47)!, mediator, moder'ate, by 1}
members of the body (see )
mean (n.), average tyllMf half, equal part (Pee MIA )
).tsili-Yrriti, in (ir)..r ?Ira") (B) attend (treat), treat
hairdresser (give medical treatment), doctor
eat titymli peer (n.) (v.); see also ihnp
,iti) about, approximately, "h 114 such.. and -such
as much as Mvprihs cover of the pan on which
?IA body, body (of water), organ, anadra.;bread is made
personality hthr-r)i,,, spinal column, spine,
7111114 members of the body vertebra, backbone
1170:trom3 manhood aunt
NV1: trynA disabled, I'm...AA cousin
cripple, invalid ',Mile) stock, share
jwiNvejt, invalid (adj.), hritiliti exposition
crippled Vim al. respect, hommage, experience
Ml ;"}1, rev 411 )) AL, cripple( v. ) (see vim.
NI) h evhireformity )11.1-n iireverent
t hyi ( physiology r? e respectfully

1 78
 169

)111r1 n surrounding area, en. 41 to I :a or blind Cagy)

110 vironment, vicinity, out- a Cy blindness
skirts, zone, region (see 7'4. 1r male (of animals) head
'r)nn) (of family), important, chief
rutk, nearly 7101 Ir 114 bull
ihigi spittle, phlegm 7104. it, rooster
Nirrn have an itch highway
lorrn scratch oneself Nair:np thumb
)1017171 itch (vt.) , make WI. :1 P he-goat
to scratch elf): 'h ea- (T queen bee
41)11in itch (n.) 1,044 beast, wild animal, carnivorous
hinivirtigh economics animal, brute
ilsrl equal, of the same age, IACkeill ferocity, wild state,

peer (see ) savagery .

Ntigyrt academy 7taIrthrhinoceros

Mpt shovel, spade 7106.4 district, province
trhylit :#1S shovel (v.) AG- C 7 Europe
7150 yes (see also hpi ) 74-01111 plane, aircraft (see
D kis? whirlwind, gale also )4 Tin)
11(0.)1 vast (plain) (1100311):ealasairport

710.));inte open field ?len (B) reflect, ponder

71Ceja midwife (see ahe) We/ (CO) think of recollect,

ihip(r dust (n.), see also ))pir remember

*DIDL.$6)L (B) go blind, 7)1111./Del recall, recollect,

lose one's sight remind, call to mind, recall

thrigDL blind (vt.) something to someone, remember,

ar blind (.0/1.) retain a memory of

179
 170

remembrance, souvenir, 0441 knowledge, understanding,

token of remembrance, reminder, comprehension, cognizance,
memorandum, note, memento erudition
V + know, haveacquaintance of, alhieti notice, public
recognize, learn ( the truth) , notice, announcement, advertise.
discover (find out), be ment
cognizant.of, realize, be no+ identification
familiar with sn) ti) 4, innocence (ignorance) ,

JO+ be known, be famous, misconception

manifest itself Vitt 11) ignorance

nom( acquaint 00# famous, outstanding,

Mum+ let know, inform, noted, notorious, renowned

announce, notify, declare, 6 +4 knowledge, understanding,
give notice, report (inform), comprehension, cognizance,
proclaim erudition (sae a (VIP)
ill+ be acquainted with )1(0.3 string of musical instrument;
one another, make the beam (of wood), framework (of
acquaintance bridge); see also CD C
Iihtte+ make get acquainted, trtp (0.,tesy vocal cords
familiarize, introduce (people) Nolirth klub
/rem De+ recover conscious- ho, allots bus stop
nests- Ihm. yes (see also Np )

1)VW.044 -recover con- 111911. affirmative

sciousness %el, in n 1101 in real life 041 Irtam

010* intelligent, wise, truth, reality, truthOtt vb.')

knowledgeable, expert, full- 46006 true, truthful, actual,

grown, adult real, rightful, genuine
044 knowingly, by deiign, "has + 11 1. truthfulness
on purpose, deliberately 1 130 n4h0)./1) nz-sl actually, in
 171

fact, truly, honestly 717101% singer, minstrel (see H )

co-i+ indeed, really 70.1 nil general (see H trot )

'marl (B) cause a disturbance, 11.1011g1; Al c vanguard

upset, agitate, mar fT1100 commander of right
hhj 071 (40 vomit, throw up (title of distinction); see 14.
0'0) (Din failure (of health) ,2,47{ honimary title (see pit o4)
ejbayn unsound (mind) commander of the left
Mm gt (B) perfume, vt. (of roses) (honorific title); see °W.
a Q.A. rotation, cycle MII I refrain (in a song)
061.,/,..)rion primer 117101).it thyme
CD.et Oigtol turn of the year rrl : f tom% hp relative pronoun
(e.g. favtival of New Year's ( see H noti)
or of St. John) Alf b. c button (of shirt)
0 ..rto tign.n encyclopedia * j, whirlpool (see HZ. )

eno)..ttathio :Din) solar year *tifin.oin (B) watch (look at)

0..211 cycle, circuit obi.erver
liOrtoti threshing floor "htl.n reins (ova also
I Oa edict (ir.), issue a 111411 be sad, be sorrowful, grieve.
decree, proclaim, promulgate mourn, have regrets, deplore,
Dia proclamation, decree be in low spirits
ill pi crocodile (74) feel for, have pity
''IL s) here, over here (see -fis4 on, feel sympathy.

IhNh carry fooloi-14>on the back 'OW) sadden, grieve someone,

44'9 Ca &Oh (4%11 a Um *Os 4% fa eh
1/111 mil current .(general direc- depress, move to pity
tion), drift (trend); see NI ala sad (news), deplorable,

H net .grievous (news), distressing,

ro it crop, harvesit-' pitiful, tragic

181
 172

MPhil appalling, off be visible, be seen,

desperate (situation) appdar, be in evidence, be on
PINTA what a shame! display, show (vi.)
Dee also Ant thin )01, show (vt.), display,
11011) elderly person (man or exhibit, demonstrate, depict,
woman), notables (demonstrate), present (a play),
114/1 order (v.), command, pre- point out
scribe, enjoin, instruct, Mlle compare
charge someone to do something Mtn? opinion, judgment
*HN obey, be compliant (opinion), point of view,
commander outlook, contention, attitude,
NT
+7%4
1INCH order, command, remark, observation
commandment, instruction(s), OW* display (n.), appearance
directive (act of appearing)
;0114r obedient, subordinate, t opposite
docile, duteous htjt,p 11 es
vie invisible

Ihhalltni insubordination, (Olgi).5 pretentious

disobedience : $b give oneself
telpH14 insubordinate airs
11414r commander (see ) Dee also 71P1 7t A CIO
(pc.. mpiT commanaer -in-chief pf. (with verb) whiles,' all the time

there, over there 4110% 1°114) that; (with noun) every

"%Kilt, in this respect M,(} It Jews
I
11414,011A over there 741kelt Jew
114 see, look, look at, notice, P1 (B) overpower, be powerful,
regard, hear (of judge hearing be prevalent, preponderate,
a case), test (the brakes) get the upper hand.

1 8 f?
 173

Ns4 several, many, numerous, N#1:70,1:1 give a casual glance

much, in great quantity, a lot (see )
h et , in 503p.,7,t,A be tolerable, XPI:hgL-7 glimpse at,
so-so (see )171 ) look about
IhtAi Irma pretentious, lit. Ill grandfather, grandmother
'see for me° (see )ie 41001; 71s4 ancestor, progenitor
for effect 4.trat j; I antecedent&
11Pr air, atmosphere, climate, ancestry
weather 1164a.)13 grandmother
'her: Wit airborne ettla:4tra: p. great-
Xtr:WhAl ipjAr para- grandmother
trooper 10134 ?V). grandfather
'tr.. 0-'14 weather, tempera- Pat: IPA ; ). great-
ture grandfather
ehertiti air force Oitil eye (n.), sight, knot (in board)
e Pr : Olt/MI t air Litter DISsWILlitoi 'face to face
nylk airline 12:0:11/21.5sco.fq impudent,
e Pr climate forward (bold) $ St? CD /4

P e :ale/ climate awl 714c ostfrit c coy,

e er;7to airmail shy, bashful (see ),b41 )
7).g) IV airplane (see also 010 h &p ja let shyness
7)021111 ) 131;i:11x human excrements
e 19 a j airfield 1301i:1%16n blind (see )
Xert'el Jesus sr c blind ( see *
7)0i cheese s caHl veil
Xp.no4gjubilee Mt/1;474,i pupil of the eye
(e)11.eariote:rif:nripq 0410. kind, sort, species, type,
Jubilee Palace nature (kind), quality, make (of
183 merchandise
 174

altifT typical, charac- film:Mkt gasoline station

teristic (adj.), classic, kb lucks-fortune, destiny,
important, integral (essential) lot, chance, opportunity,
Al et qa nesse Bleii fatality (fate); see ajoh
Clift Ti;r, see aiiO3 ,,th,n,h unlucky., unfortunate
lb H lj come on! , cheer up! , take 01410:6AA misadventure,
heart* misfortune
Y))11H grip, hold, treatment, Lett dot A: jji° fortunately
handling, management (set pi) itriterileah predestination

e ).1 pi land holding dythie fortunate, lucky

ftel (B) determine, define Niti150 bias, favoritism (see *pp
44/190, ?ipegihr he is not, ),R, 4"p (B) plot (v.)., conspire,
it is not, no intrigue, strike (stop working)

hfigelr little by little, conspiracy, plot, strike,

eventually (see boycott, coup d'etat

mouse, rat 110%414 conspirator, plotter,
alit debt mutinous
elee7;11 make, debt OA% age, lifetime

: ate creditor, debtor ettantlethrt.011.1, how old

am) (B) distribute (mail), are you?
allot, hand out, dispense, eletniohrl. thanks to him
issue ont:hisaim: to long live
ibrish be distributed, receive His Imperial Majesty!
one's share, be lucky, be brtn,;11T}ifor the duration
fortunate of his life, for life
luck, fortune, 6.4 ert § cry) life imprisonment
destiny, lot,. chance, oppor- pa pik lifelong
tunity, fatality (fate) ebAn,:Ai):14/11)//r.} life im-
prisonment
184
 :15

prime of life 'Plc II. A 1.") make an overnight

Inh horizon stop
h crti co hearer, listener, XAC i.rij obsequious, opportunist
audience (see *AMR)) ARIL fallow land
lay spend the ,nighte stay kiwirviteopriamieeete
overnight, live, dwell, frieuel habitation, lodging
enter someone' s service O'at ,ti GS livelihood
MAL give lodging, cause Ipeir livelihood, existence,
to pass the night, inculcate, married life, home life
instill, arouse (stir up) lc/VIA c administration,

AIAL be governed, make a management

liv$ng, earn one's livelihood hi%i +4; b manager, executive,
NhatlIAL administer, manage, administrator, steward (of an
provide for one's family, estate)
keep (house) kllogr eventually, little by
044% :740, stay somewhere for little, even ike deans
a long time (see ) Ish 41' r good morning!
Az finally (sg. masc.)
( dihot Ihkg eventually, in the lic:Xtegood night! Csg. masc.)
long run; see (ph ) G.CD,'heti. stay out
AL in ti461H-47111thsCe g %Mr. trust, deposit, custody,
devout safekeeping
SALlebL0), fallow land 11 Rip please!
70,71.3 boarder in school NI/I/p :rim trust to someone' s

71,211,, : gift; C to boarding care, confide to the care,

school entrust, consign (to a guardian)
VI AIL tramp )1rear; +ha be in one's charge

1 8 ri
 176

171 Pet 17 n lib I embezzler (see roi ) 1,editnAl New Testament

th
u-_ in one's care &J1; ")-n nvicomer (see art )
n Velutta 14141
rw. 7, A ir person to whom riir tree or trees consecrated
something is entrusted to spirits (people make sacri-
(see rth ) fices to them), guardian spirit
PU1,17111 guardian )).eltIco public place, square, open
%Alb fallow land (see 7)AL ) . space between houses
%Alb: on) ilefetaie
khott association of people who riskrin publicly, in public
pledge to help each other fl circuit (of sun); see a sk
especially in funerals, st, ti ( B) hunt, go hunting
burial society 7I.2 11 hunting, the hunt
71 kA hall, auditorium, hunter
reception room astonishment, admiration,
ill)11),,flir 5 town hall approval (favorable acceptance),
7),kiri address (see AL/sj ) appreciation, acclamation,
714ipeill dealings, doings, interest (see it
action, activity (see *Iti,l) 11,91.411%y) i). meet with reverses
ep, (B) renew, renovate, amend (see rik)
,fArit be restored (a building) Yljo grow, vi. (of child, tree),
1111111.14 renew (the lease), grow up, develop physically,
renovate rise (from ranks)
N skti new, newly, novel Megli maze to grow, bring
(adj.), recent 'up a child, raise a child,
41%011 restoration (of a grow (a beard), enlarge (a
building) p)otograph), advance (promote)
71 ,21.4 .1w, newly, novel (adj.), 4fIrt7`t growing, raising,
recent (see 1410) development, raise (in rank)
likti:C1)4 latest news growth, promotion
 177

111411 foster father ES "4119r limbs, members

th111111. 'IVN CI foster mother of body

7Nt7tsttela) breeding, upbringing ihk ;4'1 clk red-handed
Axel much, very, exceedingly, k 6/11 give in, give oneself
enormously ' a*
up, yield (vi.), surrender,
h,P,3 peril, danger, calamity, capitulate
accident, hazard, mishap 41 bow down to greet,

01:2 emergency, adj. (brake) pay homage

740;44 attack by surprise sti i len Ethiopian s
)11,201p1) venture, vt. el, Et pi& fa :tut,. handicraft
(risk) .
e k :lit O. wristwatch
t )19,0 fire hazard glove
71,04" dangerous, perilous, e*AR: ppin grenade
unsafe, hazardous, disastrous,
("At 6.19n1811,PA: timinhandicraft
malignant rhgE iv penmanship
Al growing, raising, del elop -. eihk 241 napkin
ment, raise (in.rank); see I 1VAI craftsman, artisan,
7441 blacksmith
74.11I hard (difficult); see nly :11 by one, own self
* kilt g. ' lib- handle, haft (of spear)
7411.:. be dirty, be soiled, be knob, ear (of pitcher)
..,tained, menstruate 11 sleeve
71,4 ri menstrual blood Cln (B) accompany, escort (v.)
7)14 LEO- menstruate tail escort (n.), retinue,
46,,ti dirt, filth 40)attendance
1146 oats, rye VP
okerlIth bushy (eyebrows),
"ilk hand, arm, part of a unit, thick (beard)
portion, -fold (as in Q:PC.. rgin. bodyguard
111 phe Iv. itiosfems
"AA tenfold) I 8 rh 3 I. handle, haft (of spear) ,
 178

knob, ear (of pitcher); flL (n.), people of

native
see "h a particular country
7113 agenda L'.417{ rvernor
still sleeve (see "AA ;'7, runt:. country (countryside),
tgoA, cufflink countryman
f'whoteloilliii guff. n.it rustic

etay 141 shirtsleeve . e71./r://M11;a11,11hr Ministry

4y%All much, very, exceedingly, of Interior
enormously (see 71,t1 ) 44C patriotism
Ike": rinicb extremely 40. gps )1C abroad
eita in II --ft Ethiopian eD,.. no. foreigner
P
(see '44,/nr)41) evahrt:yor native country
0s
1 /hirt
Ifighh
se e 41'
heuhl," (8) huddle, herd (v.),
* Meh MtnIA hinder, (hold back) bundle (clothes). confine
lob undecided, foolhardy, aleiNia? enclosure (for donkeys)
false (pride) 'Mr foot, leg
7v1.1)11`Areit superstition, ith E : %fp c limbs, members of
superstitious belief body
171-14).(fem. "1111).1- ) so-and-so 119 41:1/01}41111.7jA take to
?11 oasket with lid one's heels
Mim apply sucking cupsibleed pisnr rorht sidewalk,
rig sucking cup footpath, path, trail
1,7a7m middle (n.), half, ryleir ; h.b..n sock
half-way (.see "In ) rhnr shackles, fetter
'M L. (a) impede, stop evqc : voi soccer
mr country, nation, territory, rets9 r nrf toe
(region, land), district, %IL pedestrian
state ..and (country, father- %/Cs/ at the foot, on the
land) bottom, foot of the bed (see )
18
 179
BEST COPY AVAILABLE
"Nri a pedestrian (see %IC ) hi 14 (B) help, aid, assist,
too C crot sidewalk Oet %A) lend a hand

t mr infantry %IKE' God (abbreviation of

at the foot, on the 4h9H. 7,-,n4c.
bottom, below, beneath, foot C ; pawn') thank you!
of the bed (see VIC , ) (see * rem y )

* alto. fiw (B) tolerate, be 4t97 C phiper thank youl

patlent, endure le Attlifrisati (see n m)
Me+1111 make to endure, h 7 Hi kind of antelope, gazelle,
alleviate (pain), allay, deer, stag
soothe (of ointment) 14h1H,NinthAr God (see also rj
101 Pi/ Hp?, patience, tit) t)teltOvnihtr:Vist) for
resignation heaven's sake!
nn patient niNIONtir for goodness' sake
7N1 h pack-horse 70.2, (B) stop, vt. (obstruct),
`hint canopy bar, check (stop), congest. (of
hirM propriety, proper traffic), constrict, hold
conduct, correct procedure; back, impede, restrain, halt
syntax, context (see 111 ) (the advance of the enemy);
71071141: low be relevant watch over (of guard), pasture
Virp1.41 unfairly, unjustly herds
pthaviin unfairly, unjustly 410 S proscription
MO. uncle Cln4 embargo
P 7114 : a1 cousin Ai stalk (of sugar cane, of maize)
71.3,1' whey :7sIf sugar cane
1 ; in 1%1 oq interjection A; clot rebel
(seelil) lh aq. horizontal, transverse,

10131. evil spirits, demons standing at right angles

(see ;1b3 ) (see *714014110;k2/1)
189
 180

`h el Ai at : PnCbench 7194- fence tn.)

71011,k91 ac ass (.et sho piquet) viticir:riit compound, courtyard

n---Notkp across (a path) MIL be short, be shorter, be

1114116 parallel brief, shrink
gh 7 mirt coincidence, opportunity, 7InuMhe is short of
experien2e (what has happened' Mtn!, shorten, cut short,
to one) , adventure, fortuitous Abridge, abbreviate, contract
(see 1 In al (shorten) , abstract (make a
7, 1 Ai) amby accident, summary)
accidentally, incidentally, ihigL/ shortage, deficiency,
by coincidence lack, dearth, scarcity, deficit
ti,
Ihi e'D chin, jaw niOrshort, brief
ihlitia usher, who introduces [See also I, Igo
guest 1,1 mr .. yo nri: ph concise, succinct,
711 lack, be lacking, miss, not compact (report); see Y t ill I. el i In I

find something, lose li, 11)1, shortage, lack (see ilt419

kh m1. lack, loss, want (lack) 44.11m,is, see IA+

+hit Nil lespair Ilmet agressor (see 4einli
Vrt, , see )i ii hin404p inclusive, comprehensive

illik gland (review); see inviit

en destiny, fate, lot, chance hinn wash (dishes, clothes), bathe
(of lottery) (vt.), develop (a film)

690109 toss a Coin (au epli jMn take a bath, wash up,
olliiih cast lots wash (hands, face)
111911h velvet, satin YVT)11, laundry man
htf)k) Italy ra j inn ablution
h.4)111 Italian eimmt:ro washroom

him., fence in, make a fence ovfot m rig ;to, bathroom

around something, enclose 1 J0 &Ent/ . ham,: ri,). laundry
(with a fence), hedge ?A Am . very much, greatly,
 181

tightly, strongly, d(4 vitt 1 double, vt.

emphatically (see tp4114) (make twice as much)
71,61/4 vicinity fold (n.)
"holls lack, want (lack); see )601) truis, n c folding chair
arni) incense, perfume, fumigate, ertlinrif pliant (vine)
smoke, vt. (a beehive) n hinge (of door)
tryi incense, perfume OVAL; corner, turn in the
)1(S' pole (of fence), post road
(for a fence) h be engaged (to marry),
714111. bone be affianced; design (set

tiAt p b°114"1 apart), recommend (to a position)

h rim() nearness, closely ja144 be betrothed, be a
n-- his-in by, near, candidate for office
besides 7I'}/,h betroth (speaking of
41% trm near, besides the father)
a mit, 40Stble, vt. (fold) , bend, 11141 candidate
(vt.), retract (a statement) 4114114 fiance, fiancee
pink bend (vi.), collapse 04$470. engagement (to marry)
(table), curve (of road), t)41% predestined
turn at a corner UT/ candidate (see hal)
D In h. fold (clothes), fold IMItninsii cadet (of air force)
up (a letter), roll up (the `y, /D larva
blanket) %Mc short, brief (see hail
(5195 double, fold, portion, )14%C:jj,,In short story
share , 7Inve C ba., shorthand

ph* ; ivi five times) pribir in short, in brief,

tlieflipti double, vi. briefly, to sum up
.

(become twice as much) h4n+ (B) stuff (push, thrust)., cram

191
 182

(111 fiance, fiancee (see h 411) Fdpta11141 prime of life

MA mow, cut with a sickle 4-8'61" h4a. unleavened (bread)
innit sickle ;so impound
%Mil head of the Ethiopian morir (lhoroli :tilt). caliber
hRitio small fry L be ashamed, be shy, be

hit sovereign; title of the embarrassed, be abashed, blush

Emperors of Ethiopia be modest, be respectful

plant, herb Ml&L bring shame to, abash,

dein flora embarrass, disgrace, shock
gip skeleton, remains (dead body) (of language),, &e ofesirk
joint (of finger, bamboo), Mpr shy, bashful, timid,
knuckle modest
+fa.
sie ,t14, magnificent, gorgeous fshame, shyness,
Slift reprisal, retaliation . humiliation, diffidence

7191 Vol :11/Aretaliate. coun- holit L shameful, scandalous

terattack, reciprocate embarrassing, ignonimous (act) ,
71, mouth, language, beak, rim dishonorable
(of glass), entrance VI it 171c scandal
1611,,in myth, mythology, fittel% n /pc 04,cerc bashful,
legend, tradition shy ( see Di t,i)
president of tic LI- disgrace
Supreme Court u; soil, earth, dirt
Nk: (Alb smooth talker, glib Ma :ten exclamation of
),14 edge of a cliff, admiration or of compassion,
hilltop, crest of hill lit. 'may the earth eat me'
fl tr. doorway (see nC) 71&,C:eril go to hell! (lit.
afh§; 71h blow, blow on the fire 'eat earth')
q4
prime, crucial moment 111).Ci* investigation sponsored by
I92 . a tit
 183

a community for apprehending eAciAl nasal

or identifying a wrongdoer lac handfull, fistful (see 46,9
h § 01 Africa - 11 04 viper
iihqo shame, shyness, humilia- IL/ lid (of box), cover (of pan)
tion, diffidence %RV ?IA feel relief, be relieved,
.41%*Lis..n.ti shameless take a rest
`hkei take a fistful of grain *I dit,-) be stuffy (room),
with two hands, scoop up be stale (air), be huddled
dry grainy material with (in a corner)
the hand e,4 kl stagnant (air )
714,ft in Xi.; cfr at one gulp hit q, edge of a cliff, hilltop,
rliret4). at one gulp, crest of hill (from h F :4;
instantly, in no time see 71 f)
y fes & aormeNt
2'3t sheath
n 47. sheath 11 )11tc: 10 on the verge of
h &II ( B ) suffocate, choke, ?tar 4 01 surgery
smother, muffle (the noise), 117rtell apartment
put a gag into the mouth

J LI suffocate (vi.), be

checked, be muffled 1°) out of, from (origin, place,

It*T.,eisises kidnap descendence)
Nv :s H suppress (a smile) in + (perfect) if, when
gla gag (n.) /1111 (P11119 5 ) pastor, priest,
stuffy (hall) 'churchman, glergyman
(B) take a fistful of wurt priestly class
earth or grain-with the two /1, ). head priest
hands open 19910. priesthood
handful, fistful 1'b t:11401 clergy
611) nose, snout. ?MA. traitor; see 11121

1tb3
 184

`na4,4 betrayal, treachery, h minx kilometer

treason, unbelief, atheism 71 I r crayon

1141,201, treachery; treason lo:ANI color (v.)

* %tip 1171%,-1, t't),01 711l6 (a) review (a lesson)
see ti in4 brush up (on a language)
VI hinder, impede, prevent VII review (of a lesson)
(see also Myth) tqAti half-caste, half -breed
bn.kporter, coolie *11.15, ),T15 castrate (animals)
7') antimony, dust, kohl (see ts)i ) h collar, lapel
*Thlin.,+71.4+4, lisp, prattle,
A toll station stutter
rrONNLID toll al:}11...y,s7ir lisping
71h put kohl (on the eyes) rho) A colonel
+10)46),Ah wear makeup II won clinic
'n., antimony, dust, kohl ywnh prevent, prohibit, forbid,
orollxix toilet articles hinder, impede, deprive,
MA (3) stake (a plot of land), bar (forbid); see also ypi
demarcate, delimit a boundary, +nom oppose one another,
delineate, define (the limits), resist, defend, fend off,
shut out the view, conceal counteract, fight (a disease),
from view combat, protect (shelter),.
t take --shelter under shield
IVIA limits, confines, 'c) bin A forbidden,prohibited
enclosure, zone, precincts 07).7) Lynprohibition
(of the town)- errniin h defensive Cu.)
11MIIIVIstream (of tears), 01111)71114 against (in defense
roll, vi. (of tears) . from
7140.kidney n111111 resistence, defenie,

19,1
 185

:safeguard, protection, `71974l heap, congregation

prevention, repellent. (gathering), batch
Ilia college 1)(111 cumin
'Hobo (8) pile in a heap, ni Ai Li tube (of tire)
accumulate, pile up, stack, Davoluis night stand
amass Thlreambe sour, turn sour (of
lybr heap, pile, amass milk); see also tn.* rn
pil),r capsule 719bnyn acid (adj.)
netti) chemistry' Drool vinegar
sr nom commistion (group of 7)5971 camp
persons, part of a selling rgbyti compass
price) 11,4 pond, pool
lift5bAatVIA be crestfallen lb. kitchen knife
ty) ap4)4ft rq in a breath, in a square (meter)
moment, in no time, in a split SIC thread, strand, wick, riNlon
second (from 7100 and 4 n)) (for typewriter); see ALL
rOtt committee C horse saddle; see also 'Icy
erivtl:r 01.4 sub - committee eri C : Aullgini.plomatic corps
* inerm, NThonrii, shrink (vt.) , wilbe proud, show off
contLact (shrink), furrow 11.4 proud, vain
the brow, distort (rage b.). pride, vanity
distorting the face) 711.0z spend the rainy season,
tThatin. shrink (vi.) spend the yearsgileAs4 a 0411k4, /1'444

* 'r) e4; Vneiff heap up, store, 410A5titeingioillhow have you

store up, amass, hoard, been?, how have you spent the
accumulate (vt.) rainy season?
t accumulate (vt.), wAlvelp'iptrLot scrape by
be gathered hencia for next year, 'for the d
1' 5
 186

next season elqriloyalthril godfather

L 974 rainy season, rains ePrel qs. 41. godmother
r in) bull (not castrated) Ineettp, Christian
MO%) candy, caramel, sweets tb t
'or h t3 3 church
tilt. 911 rains: rainy season in'engiblinrnythMi be crisp (bread)
(from July to September); In r no myrrh
MCI
see n Ira, 40 cherub
*Th.knt,trhir(tat double over sci tie, necktie
(with pain) 'NAV hill
tn. cps'. -nitc+T cuddle sup MIMI' hilly
7) L. L. be tight (tied string, r, rn carbon
rope, etc.), twist threads ellEPV4/4)? carbon paper
together to make a strong 7) b.* pride, vanity (see Theo.)
thread, be tense, be acute cit map, chart, playing cards
(crisis) !t carrot
ftILI, come to a head (of Thia gravel
quarrel) ri ti folder
eon LL. fierce (enemy) *111r++ *fill j,. wander off,
Nair thread, strand, wick, wander from place to place
ribbon (for typewriter) Vic cardboard
7).irir stumpy liLtb. be caught (fliger in a door)
19 c six- stringed -lyre- ry saddle; see also 14r
'h irrICIV. play the kerar r w6 saddler ( see la )
trtiVi Christ - receipt
'goof Christianity, baptism 1)C elbow
h/ VI become electrid current,
Christian (see ill ) electricity
Nvtort /41111 receive %mit o'D ?mg% transformer
baptism (see (see Agri))
 1d7

irity canine tooth 1),LbeliT rough (road), rocky (path)

e Os; canine (animal) 11. b. N small, kerosene lamp
in LIND prune (fruit trees) * Mr? Cri b. p rent (pay for the
brn ?Iwo hit on the head with use of a house); be rented,
the knuckles lease, hire (a boat)
71.0)15 a blow with the 717) P rent out ( lease)
knuckles let (rent)
sr) L.711, be acrid (sharp, stinging) nil; lease, rent, rental
finbilL argue (give reason fr lo tenant, lodger
for or against), debate, r It post card
haggle, bargain, quibble, bilLti.ThLiti adolescent (female)
protest, contend (maintain sl adolescence (of female)
as true), defend (of a ?lc Ai si kinky, coarse (cloth)
lawyer) triA, pouch, bag
n gP2 +1) L bargain ,p) L. et have an objectionable smell,
'Woe' argument, debates stink
dispute, polemics, inritl bad smell, stench
disputation 11101.kk. foam (beer)
bm controversial 1%11.1.1u sulk, snore (v.)
th 6-1 14 advocate (who incigs snore (nib)
argues for) b.rc+T temperamental
e stoin ,n r. debatable *la iritAinb.it purr
c1 Polltycir acrid become thin, lose weight, be
71 C112 wild boar skinny, be emaciated
vic argument, debate, dispute, litypi thin (vt.)
polemics (see Th1 skinny
Thensis spur (prick with spurs), YR, excrement
dig one' s sputa into, tickle; yi.h pocket .

clean the ears of wax compensate, pay damage, indemnify

1 9 71111
 188

Ili damages (pa.d someone) , 1111144Artib, bankruptcy

indemnity, compensation, OVIVIC.bankruptcy

amends, restitution* accuse, bring an accusat:I.on

()in trpi war reparations against, indict, bring.suit, sue

Ilpi charge, complaint-(in court) , fight be charged
accusation, suit (in law 4101 charge, complaint (in court) ,

court); see enelif accusation, suit (in law court),.

relanthelmirtic medicine, name indictment

of a tree from which this TOIA accuser, plaintiff
is made, tapeworm ton Ili 5 accused, defendant
ni I have tapeworm Thnei (B) grow emaciated

WI bon Thill roil skinny

sib nh volley ball torleirto 711 TA belittle,

()fusty.: stal h basketball deprecate, disparage

elmrlupi soccer MA accuser, plaintiff (see IMO

* nriA 4. ntili color (fever 1144 skinny (seen!) )
coloring the creeks); Ilipptim wear a somber expression
see rail 0 ;II r. 701 have a solemn
wit, charcoal, coal (see 4141140) face (of judge)
lihnlook sad phtr . stern (expression)

litleistake (for tent) Nub, serious (person),

In it. be bankrupt, go broke, composed (person), austere

lose money (look), grave (perscn),
Mien,. ruin (bring into reserved (in behavior)
bankruptcy) tylif enlightening
WU? deficit, loss (of serniii break up (the clods of
money), bankruptcy, expenses, earth), dash tobits
costs 71,117helitch (of wool shirt)

19R
 189

/IA :lint, crunch, .vi. (of 101.1bn A h roll (a marble)

broken glass); see also 4.)41 spherical, round
* ?Ps 4111,5 11111, become honored, be respected,
straw get rich, be wealthy
em straw, adj. (LAO fyini, be venerated, command
IrlA A thistle' respect
* 71,571* 51. 'MOW rustle (vi. ) w inn L respect, hold in respect,
crunch, vi. (dry grass, honor, venerate, commemorate
leaves); see also lintr6.41/1 (a victory), celebrate, observe
TiekleN rustle (vt. ) (the holidays)
snAb, fail to gu off (of gun), dignify, esteem,
fail (of intrigue), misfire uphold (the law), enforce
(of gun, plan) (the law)
foil, frustrate ru keep one's word
411 711 cubic ac His honor, Excellency
7in build a wall of stone or ladies
bricks en a. bi gentlemen
wall madewith 'stones +Hile respect, honor,
without mortar dignity, distinction (honor),
ri mantle, clogic glory
round, circular, spherical r t wealthy
(see innn) soil 0. wealth, riches
mail l) run away (leave'home). Inane q virginity
abscond - )eqinel. respect, deference
ow elefeetten.. Prin precious
(tion A h fugitive form: 41710 gem
*viol; tirroo roll, vi. ertin L. respected, respectable
(of a ball), tumble (in the el 714)11 punctual
grass) h in 41e00/71
199 rosecutor
 190

inn drum n11 siege (laying siege)

111 71112:64. palpitate (of
nimn siege (being besieged)
heart), thump (of heart) TOVOI surrounding area,
%n ix respect, honor, :dignity, environment, zone, vicinity;
distinction (honor), glory region
(see tmt ) Thret cattle, wealth, richas
()Mix honorary, honored egijt01411 horned cattle
n A celebration P :101:11/r} cattle, specifically
15)11.1 tan record (in horses, donkeys, mules
spc.sri-c) e V*: 'rim v. puck animal
evnr:Hnf Imperial rill dried cowdung used as fuel
Bodyguard
1111.11 cabinet (of ministers)
11 net wealthy (see ) company, firm
in.nLv wealth, riches (see ) * otir ern n take under
pct coat, overcoat (set Ircio one's stng
%no match Iheierigrin coddle, cherish
virginity (see mi.) (treat with affection), yield
:3 virgin to the wishes of
rrill cluster around, surround, Wart p )14b., cuddle
encircle, envelop, encompass, 11414X cup, mug (of metal)

gird, enclose, besiege, ?MA be heavy, be pregnant (cow).

q f t( -I'
beleaguer be serious (mistake), be
round, circular, spherical severe (battle, punishment)
&poll roundness 7194 difficult, hard, heavy,
ism.n circumferende, circle pregnant, serious (mistake);
(n.), club (organization), grave, harsh (timei), gross
zone (mistake)

?NUM : 7.0 Ott semicircle. 1141st pregnant (cow)

200
 191

NWT XV weight *
.4ybigAdeputy
heaviress, seriousness, Tit Fit cutlet
gravity lit/1M catholic
Itnissih A, in Mi.entiv."14) burst rfit0 (B) found a city,. be ended
into laughter, roar (with Ilion be built up (area)
laughter); see 'Stilt, ml+ lirtg0 be finished, be ended
711 fully, completely, absolutely (edit Vhfis he'll be
(see Vitt ) finished)
71? + (negative verb) never, city, town
at all TOM, climax
ttsi1/4
large ;anima h embroidery 'nisei town, city (see n00)
on each end pinta) urban
Tit foot, hoof (of horse), print hekti;Tifini section of Addis
of foot, track (of ar. animal) Ababa, also called Mercato
rh9C:rt footstep cpsInsal capital city
tro. coat febilityktel capital city
* notafyith (B) follow, in +b. terrace (raised piece of land)
result from, ensue 'molt! latitude
Myrhh make follow, give 7).1.n vaccinate
rise to, lead to, result in, *Mtn be inducted (to the
bring about, evoke, provoke army)
(bring about) spof11 charm (amulet), talisman
frofth go after, keep track 11411 vaccination, va=ine,
of, trail, pursue, -keep up inoculation
with, obserTve (follow) /1++ gather, bring together, put
tn$I, fo'.! lower, followinv (into the pocket), tuck away,
trn.1 suite put in storage
+11 M# consecutive, succes- ilIff be mobilized
sive Writ+ mobilize
e 201 /11. hh r.1064,14
 192

'Intl mobilization pull. a blanket over one's head

e lop nitviN mobili- trunk (of elephant)

zation 110 useless, vain, futile,

esitti...eibil: Do call to idle (talk)
the colors - Wit : in come to naught,
+In,
fully, completely, fail, vi. (of efforts)
absolutely tio mom bring to naught
CON) ty receptacle . milt in vain, without success'
t5 handcuff.- in.) eint: IAA flattery
writs Itikir'S be shackled 'night vanity (lack of value)
mm. cut in little pieces rm ih quintal (100 kilos)
(see also M1M10:7171) eriq t. undershirt

* tam +Wit') if giggle, be nijal wart, tumor

convulsed (with laughter); *ThiltLeinectio make a contract
see also 79 vai (see also 'if l4
ni4, : tints t hoiil with 7111/011i contraband
laughter erVternA.:1).b smugg".er
stfristinst cultivate (roses), (171)4 ern et: %AI contraband
hoe' (v.) iniVfrf lease, contract (see
Thfit, hash, cut in little pieces, *ThRti. )
chop up, mince (meat, onions) y) *A mayor ( cf Addis Ababa
In 2 chopped meat, hash or Gondar)
ins including, along with short circuit
(from In 10) bh.11.1 pill (medical)
C including 'h1)1) (8) damn, punish, condemn
TO: form art, work of art trey) be condemned to hell
* rn f ft); lin cover one's head 114111b damnation of the soil

with the iartuna or with .a veil, 01/Thin governor, noble person

2 0 2.
 193

of high rank, officer (in t,: im rattle, clatter

the army), dignitary 7111)10). clatter (vt.) , rattle

/WM intrigue (v.) rattle

**(icon 'Co Is perform, ir3 esh3'0412 knock

accomplish, discharge (duties), "bigot! longitude

prosecute (a plan) llrhn star, horoscope, fortune

(MIMI II be carried out, be (destiny)

well made, be arranged, be ?mil :le tipi fortuneteller

executed ANIL% yin.n constellation
19)01 achieved tragibmirifi comet (see
P14'11101 achievement 'VD.; VI be stunned, have a fit

WO; measure by cubits ine 7AL, jar, vt. (shock)

'MIMS, -top (be first), 'run be aghast

excel 101 ironing press
'Mg cubit, arm, forearm 7MA) here, from here (see ini-ale9
Piglet : inly biceps °Mit) :11111 after this
spark plug lINA):041 starting from here

Vi 5 wing, fin (of fish) H G. stick, cane

niL.0 lip, edge "pc safe (n.)

fs7171LC labial TIN.1 there (see fl, -As)

eniLC +Aga lipstick ono , in hittripi you little
(B) grind coarsely mischief!
14N1 coarsely ground peas TI,Srb wrench
7}1l earwax on; betray, desert, abandon

*711,1114,111 cluck (of hens), 714 41: n 0. meet with reverses

cackle fee e

41/
cluck in 20. betrayal, denial, apostasy
701 cake atheism
!In peach 2103 .traitor, deserter, rene-
gade
 194

tiFfitfilli treachery 11.11.141.4ent ( see also ikepoca )

Dee also rittijk,V4411. Tah (B) covet
71 it) &AV rip be bad, bosoms NOR
list deny, abjure, disown, recant, Ivo feel low, be in a bad
repudiate (a statement), humor, look gloomy
renounce -sae
erg, ilk mop ta Mint displease, cause
gdprefetebte ,dislike
Irefi canteen (cup) ItS I don't mind
*nat. 11 tins, drive away (see 114 ) sn't evil, bad, wicked, hard

lc) 0.113 see 71 (times), sinister (look)

I) , see VI Si anti. gravely, awfully, badly,
InAS thatch a pouf a with grass, seriously
cover evil (n.), spite,
siletii thatch, covering, wickedness
cover ,. lid, flap (of pocket), INA} villainy
cap (of pen) Min hi deplorable (condition),

Ofbinfig lid, cover morbid (thought), depressing,

nvtil pact, treaty, covenant abominable, infamous, hideous,

(Biblical) detestable, mean (remark)

it A) ;hr) make a pact P it unhappy

envy:JD'', Attic of the elitititat offensive (behavior )

Covenant 4115.:Iiii be high, be elevated ,

4)11%11.211 agreement, pact, %Mc :712,o raise (in rank),

pledge, covenant, treaty, .elevate (in rank), increase

vows (marital) (productivity)

li.skiroiri make a pledge 't') ;'}i4 heave, vi. (of

,ini).1.11,211 Old Testament waves)
h; ustivi New Testament 115:3/1 elevated, major (important

204 .
 195

keen (interest), enormous 71A4/1 partial, portion

qb height (of meuntain), (MU) partially, in part,
elevation, altitude up to a certain point, to

714tf high, lofty, advanced some extent)

(course) , important (matter) , Tifil part, room, classroom,

premium, extreme (very great), department, compartment,

utmost, considerable (skill) fragment, division (section),

/14+TSV magnitude, chamber (of congress)

amplitude it to segment

V/th rise (of dough) in*, pay, payment, division,

lit 7111 it drizzle, sprinkle partition

erlitai shower (rain), sprinkle, 170/1103) schism, fission
drizzle VP' it. tt participant

15), evil, bad, wicked, hard Dee also .451c, /14 1,)
( t me s ) sinister (look); 1101 part, room, classroom,
see an it department, compartment,

misfortune fragment, division (section),

716,11 divide, 'pay, pay out unit, category, chamber (of

filial take part, take a congress); see 11 VI

share, partake, participate ulc region
with one another, share with 1pflilA syllable
one another, split (profit) sin*h ;Doh 00 hemisphere
Vrioi divide (a total) ch tit aD "I century
Into) partition (v.),
vrati, session (in class),
disunite period (in class)
f114 bwri be segmented, be evw3tftf classmate
divided 1)0410 fraction (see 'NA)
Yllnitial distribute, portion vtibt open (vt.), unlock
out tI1b".1. open (vi.), be opened
20
 196

4. open (adj.), vacant /ILL (B) edge (v.)

(position) be rimmed, be
nink, key trimmed (with feathers).

1144. height (of mountain) , rim (of glasses), brim

elevation, altitude (see (of hat), sash (of window),
?WU ) frame (of picture)
Ni lo evil (n.), spite, 17ir. overcoat pet at, nrci)
wickedness (see hk ) captain (of plane, ship)
651 unfortunately
In tf high, lofty, advanced

(course), important (matter),

extreme (very great), utmost, 04 water, juice (of a plant)

considerable (skill.); 11)'$%10-1:hh taste flat
see ift OF: Vi mil) water (flowers)
?MI) (B) wrap up a corpse for f e twqm irctinu water reservoir
burial (see in irSCO)

"nil shroud (P)0).$ ri.,tlet well (of water)

smallpoX, chickenpox, eg,91111:6).$ running water
4
measles 4 11.....$ hot springs (see )

45')Irf gravely, awfully, badly, (' 91 watery

(see 'nit ). IDIA.13:0,t1ut1`bl jail, penitentiary
yi Lam. arrange the thatch well, PM) 114 :Val warden
arrange the hair well 'eh*. be united, merge,
LS, velvet vi. (of companies) , amalgamate
in LI shower, sprinkle, drizzle (vi.), fuse, mix (vi.), be
(see *lit) digested
snit!" segment (see 'nil) ) .
7tp lh,21 amalgamate, unite, .

soqi pay, payment, division, digest, merge (vt..), consolidate,

partition (see gri integrate
401 ;
 197

0.62 compound (combination) Vity'.71,211. stay somewhere for

nerthx harmony, agglutination, a long time
fusion 0>hy:Ilkoultimately, eventually,
itionophysitism, in the long run
profession of faith on the ;Alp) fresh (vegetables);

nature of Chriit see L

0M, in pin; hp common noun, hhfip attentive,
observant,

general term prudent, wise, intelligent,

*common gender thoughtful

h spend the day, be observed concentration (of

(of holiday) mind)

h 'ph lamest (time, money) , day's pay

consume ( time) devote (time,
,
**(ph ,111/1 make an agreement,

one's. life) transact a deal, commission

htl.t.cp4 pay attention, be (f.in. a painting)

attentive, look at, take 0).11 contract, pact, treaty,
note of agreement
"h3,21ttivgl. how are you?, (/) h floor
gdod afternoon: (lit. how Pr)Ir : 11 sea level
did you spend the day?) WM AV) light up, vt. (flash-

n2).:?/) stay home light lighting up the woods)

ritUirtIpph go into effect, AA vacillate, roll, vi. (of a

be effective., be in practice, ship), drift. (of people, clouds)

materialize (vi.), be it'ithh rock, yi. (of a boat)

implemented M91) h erratic (wind),

711D6,130001 apply, put fluid (situation)

into practice, adopt. 714 be dislocated (bone) ,

2ov
 198

be sprained Oho+ gratitude, favor, kindness

mhp: 7)h (6)) sprain, dislocate, (favor), good t rn, pact

wrench Ohl': VI do a favor

n sprain (n. ) , slip of

pJ .4041/".11.11 thankless, ungrateful
tongue (b.hib%ndiq ingratitude

(Dh+ be out of joint (finger), rihigt.ht ; O. be obligated to,

fall off (tooth, ring from be under an obligation to,

finger), slip out, be knocked feel an obl tion, be thankful

out (Mill kite

ph+ make to slip, slip no loam

off, vt. (shoes), take off hoh wipe (dishes, table, floor),

(a coat), remove (the hat), mop (the floor), polish, shine,

dismantle, deal a hard blow clean (windows)

(on the chin) n on: coot, sponge (v.)

A + fall apart (of stool) n Silo, mop

121114) dismantle (a machine), 01 oh hesitate
take apart, strip off (clothes) Nel(Di) waver, vacillate,

nt"1:710.44 pickpocket feel uncertain, be of two minds

*Cahnhn steqiniin fly in the eltpli hesitant, irresolute

breeze, wave, vi. (flags), Pal 1040A grim (determination)

flap, vi. (of shutters) 11)1epp hesitant, irresolute

VOTintin wave (the hand), (see .10:01)

fly, vt. (a kite) 001 engender, bear, give birth

[See also (D-411411A,13 to, have a baby, accrue interest

Am*. propeller (seealinnhn) +eke, be born, be a descendant

(pill. in epit : 1),0 pole )11phies deliver the baby (of

Panel ((qv. North Pole 'a midwife), assist in.childbirth
togiR41:gpki. South Pole INA multiply (family, flock)
20R
 199

au interest (money Nola awho tells news, who

for the use of money) tells gossip
Wig fecund,. prolific, 04 news tidings, rumor, .

fertile (cattle) . conversation, gossip (see *o b.)

aMpt:notri maternity (n.) 01):+101D snoop
40 parent gossip
(MIDI parents 04%114 spread news
+01k descendant, native 11 Ito informer
thiplA ms.dwife teletOP an old gossip
+IOU race, generation, pi: 04%),/i what is new?
descent ion.h; 04 latest news
+114 birth, Christmas, ?I A M : etelatest news
Nativity [See also GILT
child, boy, title of a tor month; WO
see also

young nobleman ter monthly (adj.)

11.11)1 childhood, infancy, n poi, monthly (adv.)
boyhood (1) LI invade, raid, pillage,
0 51) tic chair,. seat, chairman, plunder, swarm about fee.
chief judge (see also Izmir ) .a200-41:44
he? Pi optic bench 0 I. b. invasion, incursion,
(Dpritio 1 see-einol. attack (n.)
*avrs b. announce, report, (e ?teC: jr air raid)
tell news, narrate, relate, fr. G invader
gossip &aft MD.1741. 1,40. general
tog' news, tidings, rumor, of the vanguard (see )

conversation, gossip [See also (Danl. 0.)Le7 T)

COLtf tickle, turncoat, (j)LtAN plague (lit. you 'invaded
giddy (girl) me; see MA, )
209
 200

CDLc RT: n %wit 1.

once* see (atilt Ons efr fr. C j) egU.

(1)Leti.nherit, succeed in office, 09114.344.0068.

accede to (the throne), con- SapfAX400.13404540

fiscate (governmental Pchc:01,44 pass, laissez
.

authority) maser, visa (see Nhba)

hturi bequeathe, give an 'fb,Osit:pLipti. license
inheritance faimq vagabond, ruffian, gangster.

h bequest, confiscated (lit. having raided he consumes;

4.01).A
heir, successor see MU, nil)
3 to hl estate (landed property) 114 time, season (see also Se )
property, inheritance, land, 00,t benefit, favor

domain (owned by a person) 0e0:1111.l1 reward

c sister-in-law, brother- Gi.+T fickle, turncoat, giddy

(girl); see 4 Go.

tD trA heir, successor (see toldi ) Graf front leg of animal

417 if heir apparent tweezers, pincers
0)1..i in
(see ) an.f,04f who tells news,
h ..010.A Crown Prince who tells gossip (see *tab.)
00 gold (n.) OLA:eis. talebearer
eiDt41 gold (adj.), golden ann sycamore
00:tpb goldsmith (see W(r ) IDLOL throw, hurl, fling, pitch
eutil so play on words, (a ball), toss away, shoot
hand and glove (an arrow)
009 golden hAL-1 interject
0011 gilded Mt 1),i; COroc: yteelL, cast
411 or+). piper, letter, document a glance

amoroipiiiewber . 076 Or albs latch, shuttle (n. )

Prhf)1:: OAT ea.,/
fttt Citetot
210
 201

for ini.n shooting star, gb %0 Lsei sub-district

falling star *Tit, in ingc:t110 dimension

*WWI .1.4) LH (B) get damp (Dir leslit see 014,1

h(DLN decay, vt. (of 017.A, in b-A an torrent
dampness, decaying books) (see (014. ) .

MA descend, go down, come down, (in Tic invective (see e, )

get off , dismount, disembark r ma frost
7, cu. tet put down, bring down, * 11.) 11)i deal (have to do with)

set down, hand down, lower borrow an object,

* IN% ttvi
1".9 miscarry, abort loan an object, vouch e

f L A be disgraced, be mpli lend (an object), give

humiliated, be humble surety, give bail
71 N. A humiliate, debase, ph surety, guarantor, guarantee,
degrade, dishonor, affront, bail
abuse Ple)1H11:1)t1 bail
f (I) wager, bet, make q guarantee, security,
a bet bail, warranty, insurance
1r si lowly (occupation) , mph loan (of object)
mean (ignoble), sordid 1'040 :# loanword
(business) rascal, rogue, cheat
e 4. .disgrace, dishonor, *CtalinOlein tangle
humiliation, degradation, taplirin become involved, be
affront complicated, be interwoven,
e}crok wager, bet become tangled. up
it rt: ittpLt:ersiiereditary 140)111/1M complicated, complex,
e0jr,; Si. dissolute (life) involved, intricate (idea)
Dee also onrk, okr IA) 3htszeirim simple .(design)
s A province, district (admini- Dee also OPHittin
strative) 0},tiiippaintrickcy, complicated
21I
 202

(see *OM) 0414/interior, inside (n.),

CD'hunt14180. complexity core (of apple)

Ttrtis* guarantee, security, ettahate4111)-1inwardly

bail, warranty, insurance ohisr.vIr sole (bottom

(see tlel) of foot)

vim--tem guarantee VIM: On bylaw

talVDIttptilr life »Ohm inside (adv.), within
insurance )104441 inside (adv.)

0)61) (B) delimit, delineate, iliD44oh within (adv.)

define, determine, decide, elPt04 inside (adj.), internal

regulate, resolve, circum- n---co.hicl in, inside, within

scribe, fix (a time), specify, (prep.), in thecourse of,

assign through
+Ohl confine oneself, be 11--04614) inside (prep.), in

dependent on, be adjudged 11 --WIND from, from within,

'HMI) be bordered, adjoin, out of

share a common border

wen border, boundary, limit, Ohni? internal, inward

frontier totunf inner

(D.III% decision, resolution, opus awl, large needle used for

conclusion basketwork

()fens limited, strict a)tilio hookworm

(diet), specific 01440091: arrow

egliomen infinite (14 lie, say a lie, falsify

eal baste fp mendacious

orliA take, take away, lima lie

away, carry off, remove, "FS). mendacity

lead (of a road) lrcave, cavern, den

212
 '414

0.4 dog ...on, protective spirit

410 uncircumcized ta...hpiles) guardian spirit

&NI wedge 011 28 'grams

c IL adultere4, 00. season, time, semester,

JA161 adultery occasion

4rAntst tplairtohtrem strait, newt* periodically

channel 6814011.1 ocean

(1014> (B) jam, vt. (make unwork- mean grind (coffee), pound,
able by blocking) crush in a mortar, castrate
t(Didi cower by crushing the testicles
0.4 lie (n.); see I'M 044kmortar for pounding
'051. false, counterfeit al malaria

edg4:05)10° blank (of bullet ) ,011:11111 mosquito

oktp liar °Ate/ yellow fever

aqi,tr liar *(pntipn be beautiful
101411r three-holed pipe, flute 64) beautiful, pretty, gorgeous,

TFs). mendacity (see pfi scenic

0-hicr in h5CP19:0.M4r "nit beauty, splendor, charm,

sandstorm glamor

olo thresh, pound grain with a *ant see *fn.

stick mr1+ (B) be sticky (weather), be
CD0.4, flail humid (air)

0401. incise, chisel, carve 4,r4 humidity

(a millstone) es.ril beauty (Vie *In)
0,0 blame, reprimand; reproach, ofg: string of musical instrument,

scold, reprehend, rebuke (see also IhOn.

0,41 reproach (n.), reproba- always, continually, as in

tion, blame (n.), criticism the past (see *Hen. )

213
 205

whit,:(1qa 101" as usual is re,. 41r) tr director-general

*MtLibL .f(D'tLfi... wobble (of Tr: TS Hun capital (money),

baby) principal, n. (money)

Gil.. milk, sap (of tree) (Pc :11S thoroughfare

P40: Off' powdered milk 11516:91/1143 secretary - general

tb it. Of importune VIT:Moirol cardinal point

OVA r soldier 11)r swim, swimming (see fl

f WU' enlisted man, .
e(pc:iniel bathing suit

private (soldier) / ?TIT swimmar

eiDibtelr military, adj. iDinc see (Doug"

(uniform) wirlael brigand, robber (see

(1) in military also (DMA)

44,1, vt condition of being ?if in ?if :04)61 cardinal

a soldier point (see I) )

f (B) stuff, plug, cork, 114 river, stream

obstruct tomitnhil river basin

stopper MA positive (electric charge);

not's, stopper see (Mg

01T not occupied (house); see Ott male, man, boy, brave,

also Ni masculine (in grammar)

ai, vigor iet :bot son

lob' principal (adj.), essential, alireb positive (electric charge)
chief, important, main, prime, polot masculine (adj.), manly
primary, major (adj.), real (sport)
(reason) eanie,7 maim (adj.)
(pr;fpc essential (adj.) an.ti:ailk manly (boy)
cipc: h NIT commander-in-chief Dee also 01,11117)), 4P1417))
cpc:71tei capital city drite,14 single (not married); see
(DIX
214
 206

MAT) (pl. Mtn ) brother .0YLAagent, representative

(from 1:10 Is?) Parabill° vicarious (delegated)
fairt50:14ji nephew, niece * Tbn 1-1,7)n harry .(keep troubling)

1114:$1,450 elder brother (Dont clatter (n.), hilarity

at)rils brotherhood 0)01c in tic ill: per capita
(of man), fraternity 01 perspire, sweat (v.)
e03,trvio fraternal Q perspiration, sweat
(MU commit a crime, commit GIN gloss, sheen, fresh complexion,
an act. of violence zest
violation, penal elpigetvi make jokes, joke (v.).
offense, delinquency, crime, mock one another
criminal act joke, mockery

Vag criminal, felon, of k I is aimless pursuit

culprit, convict Vin vigil (the day and night
Nag: 014E4otail penal before church festivities),
code eve of holiday,.eve
0114 Gospel etc.. (abbreviated from

Emil drinking horn, tumbler fen fitiL

(MON sling WIWI shake, make to .move,
noisc:04.010 sling (v.) waggle, sway, agitate
(h4 bellows (see 4 ) 414 ®H be shaky (table),

tri . sieve, sifter, grate tremble (leaves), sway (vi),

(see Sit ) . swing, vi. (of the pendulum),
ep3 swim, take a swim nod (trees with wind), rock (in
etc swim tn.), swimming the chair)
frOg swimming pool )14)10fl shake (the leaves) ,
(B) act for, substitute, sway (vt.), wave (the arms),
delegate swing (vt.), rock !the cradle)

21,
 207

co-1f% rhythm 0/MLA mademoiselle, Miss

t gplf pliant (branch) (fl pa). oh dear! (see 4100
MHL (B) put off et. /14 discussion, dialogue,
*IDP.+Cfle converse (v.) , deliberation (see *0)e)
discuss with one another if I young bullock
0. to lo v. deliberation, dialogue, OA toward, to, into, around,
discussion about, approximately

*op ,ftp tell one another' one's 0)24:1511 backwards

misfortunes 001110 upwards
alas! , woe! 0,,A41) here, toward here,
(WI alas! somewhere around here
OM. oh dear! atii, there, toward there,
Op or beyond
11)171) or, either...or 444..1.) sidewards
00 or (in a question) 11)J4:64 onward, future, in
0191, see (1)10 the future, liter on, further

0,06, kind of olive tree on, ahead, forward

(e)01,/rIlito). olive oil [See also 11),Puit), 04,1 (1)0132
eetoo. *4 olive CDA willingly .(see COI )
00 or (in a question); see (Ini &AN costly, expensive, dear
eptolb alas! (See 400 (expensive), high (in price);
alto temperate zone (at inter- see C4,,&
mediate altitude); see /PLO) ne.A. at high prices
Otfli grape. vine (see also 44i.:41)4 1161Xp:trieltpwillY nilly
4:00:MA wine n ; (pi nem willy nilly
trifttin40. ) 0),ts) hither, here, toward here,
madam, lady, Mrs. somewhere around here (from
OA IA))
 208

t-e 0410 since (prep.), +Cal Alb ph, he. peerless

on this side of P f AIL competitor
+ perfect +014.10 since (B) praise, glorify
(conj.) 11COrtel hallow, exalt
1)4 r IVELH) ;silks) lately 0-19.1 lib glory, praise

7001,91.4111.0kj henceforth 1-) 1* : 0121 rib flattery

4.11) 0,90) since (adv.) app214 fall, fall down, fall off,
in It 049 thereafter drop out, fail (exams)
a) A 11 in 0A11:M)i jackass &Alt reprobate, refuse,
0,e, to be demolished, be leveled rubbish
to the ground 0.10 corrupt (manners)
IleAro devestate, ravage, Ct4:(11 be defeated (a
demolish, put an end to motion), fail, vi. (of experiment
(See also Q}, 'el] lailt4I:Mr1kill (a bill)
(D.Airt) uninhabited, deserted place, 4)..t4f) downfall, collapse,
threshing floor (see ore, n) crash. (in business)) fall,
(B) bind (the legs of a cow) failure ,,ietadepitot
0AL (13) oppose with a wager no>.A.4). in the dead of the
1.0$014. wager, compete, rival, night
contend (compete), vie, 40. 'hID,97,0 fall
OAC equal (n.) teen port, harbor
(Ur Rho.. incomparable, eV. where?, whither?
exceptional (from 4D.2,-e). )
(mot C competition, contest, gn fa 210. whence?
tournament, rivalry 0},Pipt will (desire) ; see WA
tWAL candidate, rival, con- (1),I,Kij hither, this way, toward
testant, competitor, opponent here (see MA ,-
(in election) in--ripre,.)4.9 on this side of
2. 1
 2f)9

Ote,11.5 toward there (from mg-d{,) CD re, tel be in favor, be loved,

7)"..4).4ki,4 beyond be liked, be expensive

ef) S) there, toward there, on the NheD,Art,boost (prices),
other side of, beyond (See heighten (the value)
Om :0 kJ NA walk about, 0114 willingly
get about, ramble, fiddle 10.4c costly, expensive, dear

around, hang around (expensive), high (in price)

Oett : mkt) back and forth is.rf. will (desire)
-04.9 beyond Cei friend, lover, beloved
Iv, ).5 oleo the day 0; amity, friendly
before yesterday relations
11 tokg the day after Q 'I). amicable, friendly,
tomorrow genial, intimate
): At starting from #4011/ amiable, popular, dear
here (loved), congenial (host)

ea)SOF farther (adj.) +coglik 10- popularity

Dee also 0,e1,3409 e IDA se, popular
COMO. suddenly, instantly, *Celf,+finiZ fraternize, be
fortright (adv.), immediately, on friendly footing (denomina.
right away, very soon after, tive of 0,1 of.
shortly afterwards, then and .4),e7.4 friend, lover, beloved (see
there CO

a),C04)..1. immediately, right ?VD.: AAA friendly (person)

away, soon after, suddenly,

khe tit 0.t1.
CD-gstrcontest, competition,
on the spcL,outright, promptly, tournament ( see Mei /..)
hurriedly ( e ) ttlei 0},ea; r football match

lfl,4, love, desire, like, have a (e)1r011(f},t4r race

liking for, become enamored a) le, r G It: 4,, I onward, future,

218
 210

in the future, later on, of no account, trivial (remark)

further on, ahead, forward ( r,PAA4a.. be important, be
(from MA, 4,4) worthwhile
MW- next time el), to worthy
PIDA10- prospective, T.,):014).0 be null, be null
future (adj.) and void, it is of no consequence
ID; pierce, stab, prick, gore, nPi91): V; at any price
stick (vt.), make war on, 1,15b16. sucking cup (see Ann )
thrust * CD 11.1t011,, in rittlin:
440 fight, be in combat, 491L. be stoned to death
struggle Prior local medical practitioner
19 cause to fight amil back of waist, loin, hip,
2 2 poke haunch, flank

0.7 :4:13 :)41.1 prod (an ox) !a lb pain, stinging pain, sharp
0.31. pain, stinging pain, pain (in chest, stomach);
sharp pain (in chest, stomach) see (97
+0.14
battle, combat, on side (of a place), flank
fighting (side)) clan, group, faction,
*0:3 "149 talk (chat) , narrate, sect, relationship, party
tell stories * CD/ H CM excommunicate,
arl narrative, talk, lore, proscribe, decry (condemn),
usage, traditional customs denounce, fulminate against
Cpc);: A ma; foq 'v., (ceremony) +01 i4 be condemned (denounced)
dp) cost, price, rate, value, 10- °LH IF excommunication,
fee, work, importance anathema
0: CL worthless, useless, 0'14 battle, fighting, combat
null and void, void (agreement) (see )

219
 211

'ADMIT): 0-14 single combat etn..701 stick out, step out

01 (B) quit, go away merrsi rugged (countryside),
4.01/1 be avoided uneven (ground)
litleitit eliminate (difficul- (0/11)11111YIAL1 warp
ties), discard, smooth away 11) (4) tin 401 0) 4) illegal,
(objections), put an end to, irregular
get rid of, overcome 0'4,11" result, outcome, con-
(difficulties) clusion, mark (in an examina-
1114 foil be freed tion), output, effect
(from work) 041 cost, expenditure, expense
(001,t get out of the wayi CD.glexterior, outside (n.),
Or) go out, come out, exit, be outdoors
fired, leave (a place), go ED0411 exit (n.), way out,
up, mount, climb, rise (of issue
sun), appear$ rpflin contribution (in money).
it- 19 17) surmount (obstacles) fund
IS41,11 make go out, expel, ,q0490 index (of a book),
take out, put out, spend directory
(money).issue (a coin, maga- r14191j4}41) hit or miss,
zine) publish, remove, reveal gamble (n.)
(secrets), withdraw NO401 accomplished (adj.),
yi 01. fel ponder, sensational (player)
meditate, play with the idea 11.740)041Li1,11,) take to flight
yltiwy) eliminate, evict, d)AD stew, curry-type sauce
eject, expel 04)014. prepare stew
Moil contribute (money), 0171:41 kitchen, cook
take up a collection 0110:044 stew made with chicken
 212

9114 swallow, absorb, engulf, 4)411 costs,, expenditure, expense

swamp, take a medicine (see 4) 41 1

be lost (in thought), 1:0-4)) exterior, outside (n.).

be deeply involved (in debt), outdoors (see GM )

be possessed (by an idea) 0-410..outside (adv.)
1) en )1 Ai. 1 gulp down WTI exterior (adj.), outside
Iroh; ppm; 71.40 gobble e(adj.),external, outward,
d) AMA. trap for animals, snare, foreign
(see * / j ) 4 1 , ,) etqfpoNIED abroad, overseas
0/111, (B) stretch (a string, hide), e4).glt,017 foreign
distend, strain (chains) P 041 tile" I'm foreigner
+0/711. expand, vid (balloon), 00.40:11-$14 foreign affairs
bulge, vi. (bag) P 6110:1-,ei ,LP, it Ministry

P In L, tense (rope) of Foreign Affairs, foreign

amp. youth (young man), office
youngster, adolescent T'1 - -- 0- out, outside of,
juvenile besides (prep.)
emloi),. youthful d4e:041* outward (adv.)
0./0: result, outcome, conclu- MOW rain, rain that falls
sion, mark (in an examination), slantwise

output, effect (see 047 ) efigsf(p1.1)Olof ) bird

Win 11 (B) begin, commence : &en wild (flower);.

(D.41) project, undertaking see n.

(411). beginning, origin, past, eo*: 41,* jaundice
former days, ancient times, n14: rip) nest
former3y t4DI:Jill net
ta,e9i4ott medley, mess PO*: 9th milk tooth
fresh kid, young goat tilDq.:411140 fledgling

,?1
 213

P46 10: P s P AL% bat 1.1 be stiff (legs)

kle, (B) be fat, be thick, p weary (feet)

get stout bearing, carriage

b,,L fatten, thicken, H A 7 jump, leap, climb over,

increase the consistency skip, skip over (a word), hop

(of soup) iAt :Hl1r.7,11 hop about,

0.40 thickness hop around

11, 1411 fat (adj. ) , thick, N1}.:1r) burst into, plunge into
stout, obese, deep (voice), it?, *AI A41% NA spring to one' s

strong (tea), heavy (cloth) feet

1471e, leap (n.), jump (n.)

CO VI) see (DLL
cocal tipper millstone, mill )1 bunch (of bananas, grapes,

(see 4644) etc), strand (of hair)

; tillen nether millstone WI )1 To forever; see glti) 911 and

eiDVAr: rbl. mill also kih

Pi h cp, windmill 4 go through, penetrate,

0) L, ltouched. ( slightly crazy) percolate (of water), permeate,

crank go beyond, get ahead, get by

(manage), have endurance, last

H pi ?i dt perpetual (income),

-AV a demonstrative element consistent (friend), lasting

combined with a preposition A A ck*: A 0, be lasting

as 11 KW !here' Kit) AHAtiCe4- in perpetuity

therefore' 1411 ?In H. 'so far' H 7i nt.? key ring,. collar of dog,

and so on (see also - iij ) buckle (of belt)

11 an elephant nomad

eS1Ch ivory moor forever (see also !MAO*

and 07 hp )
22
 214

haitill) forever 115b:hrilli quiet (vt.), silence

PHA00191) everlasting, (vt.)
lasting 7191) be silent&
Wiat/1010E eternal 'Hp Intl. motionless, quietly,
10104111) T.; ib to eV eternity just so (without purpose), Iheiteel
HAN cut meat into strips 'HP/. silence
Pi Z1 IA meat cut in strips Heb01) lean; vi. (bend), sag (of
i so jump (n. ) leap ( n. ) wall)
'see )16)i wIL 3 current (trend,

Prs /41 ei broad jump direction) , drift ( trend)

§ ;WI ei high jump II CO 1., (B) sing (of birds)

11 Al sliMy, sticky (juice) sing a song, chant

HAL, rebuke, reproach, blame, 41, intonation

criticize, insult +rbeHar*

canticle, hymn, psalm
It reproach (n.), rebuke hl In) b singer, minstrel
(n.), insult (n.), blame tn.) II 9141 fly (n.)
etth it abusive iigorLA kind of basket
* HA LA*. go limp H ri palm tree
1014LA is. cause langor, Hot make a military expedition,
fill with langor make a raid
Hol fornicate # I gro is be rampant (disease),
'Hinq fornication spread (of news, fire)
+
1192)...0 adulteress H campaign, raid, military
* pin Y1 it to intone expedition, fight (against

it 01 chant, church song, tune disease)

-71 r. 7,h be quiet, keep quiet, hold 1)general
111
still, remain silent, shut up, e itg n t popular (belief ) ,
hush widespread (belief)
223
 .215

`NMI fornication (see ) WVAII kindred (n.) , folks

91) silence (see 7191)401) 7151# family relationship,
1190ff silent (boy), taciturn, kinship, affiliation
reticent *Olnithg. relative
ii0V7 campaign, raid, military pronouns
expedition, fight (against eitiinx cognate, allied
disease); see Halt tam noes kindred (adj.)
H60,7% li,e,K1 wage a campaign Hib, relative, relation (relative),
H.m period, epoch, era, date kin, family, friend (see Mg" )
QH rot modern 4 CAI tf Obit close relative
HO'Dar.0030111/1 reign, rule (see +1,n )
yr° s leap year
p.thi pi nog. Hrbot. relations, kin,
Inch ;Hai century family
Hee 5 modern, up- to--date, H 1. sow, seed, plant (wheat)
contemporary (furniture), )011r winnow (grain), sift
popular (song) grain letting it fall little
H01 set parvenu, extreme in by little
one's behavior (in attempting H 6, regain consciousness
to be modern) /a§ 1/ irsh wild (flowers)
+H
Hegel: tib* adulteress (see Hall ) C seed, descent (origin)
* 1.1 nee, 1%4 to rei be related to offspring, line, lineage,
one another, be akin issue (descendance), species,
os relate (connect) race
correlate, associate offshoot
14(16.t. relative, relation PfC seed, descent (origin), offspring,
(relative), kin, family, line, lineage, issue (descendance)
friend species, race (Set Hip)

22.1.
 216

eHr racial tB) change around

eFir:1411). discrimination Move to another place,
epic: 13, 6. Lot genealogy
)1
be transferred
()He 1 3 ot genealogy, 114 IL transfer from place
pedigree to place, hand over, assign
1-1 le today (property)

q141 stall ileptin, move around, go here

pi to p 714 survive (continue and there
to elcist)
H fo I, wander, roam, get
fni al.. tonight about, rove, move around,
/to this morning circulate
H. nowadays HTOL make move around,
to date shuttle (vt.)

Pf1 to ;19.031: %A (he left) M turn around, turn

a week ago today away, step aside, look back

0:19-4 4mPeris
Hr.. )1 v) swerve (the car),
Jae& the will leave) a week move
from today pc: ni) step aside*
kind of spirit, possession ir h.; K be dizzy
by a spirit C race (in a contest),
NC SHe. be possessed by round (section of game)
a spirit /, .1 circuit, circumference,
1.1) e zero, naught surrounding area, environs
Hi, go around, get around, turn H j, wanderer, vagabond
around, revolve, encircle, "H 10-C transfer
rotate H mC gpb roundabout (way)
NZ. turn (vt.), make giddy t H dr ? errant, itinerant,

2 ri
 217

migrant, migratory inventory, small change,

rb110} r pulley catalog (see 14 L H ift)
tit)
14 1, j: telephone operator t7l4 I: 71 C minutely, severally,
LI whirlpool one by one, item by item,
eft It Ix giddy (height) thoroughly
C race (in a contest), round Mir-I k list
(section of game); see PL. 14. j, I circuit, circumference,
HLL stretch one out (on the surrounding area, environs
ground), topple down% (see NIL )
f 14 1. Li lie stretched out, n 14. ks around
fall flat, be laid prostrate 'h.. H. to S around

eb 'pm i: knock-out tvb 41.1 all around, around

*HLTILII 114 Vti Lin litter up, in a circle

be cluttered 114 C3 offshoot (see H it )

LIn r drop things HHL spread, spread out, stretch

carelessly everywhere out (the arms, the hdnd), extend,
RH r 651 sloppy stretch (a rope) , unroll (a
allal)L11 disorder carpet)
KM 1 itemize, list, enumerate, H L. stretch. vi. (of a
put everything in detail, road), sprawl, extend (vi.)
outline (a plan), change [See also 71 co) ]

money into small denominations -H cal flat (dish), plane (surface),

+16fLiii. have a run (stockings) shallow (dish); see k

14 1:1117. sparse (beard) 111:101 i) a, plate, platter,

[See also If c tray
r list, detail (n.), PI L 1 116 dump (coal)
detailed, minute (adj.), /1.4111. rob, pillage, loot, plunder,
ransack
 218

1.1 L lit robbery, plunder, ii-n act of cluarding, guard

pillaging H-n.: mn 4. be on guard duty
1.1 b. 1,,, VI. robbery, rapacity e I0 .n .n r 0.i.n guard of honor
14 c c fringe, ruffle (of skirt) ti
H nf guardian, guard,
1.1 1.1). 11, fi 1.11-14, hang loose, watchman, keeper
droop (of pants) *ins )% Pin garble, twist (someone's
H C It it flowing (robe) words), distort (the meaning
li 43% IA be low, drop (vi. ) , of words), slant (news)
decline, be inferior, sink eft, q colored (report)
(of prices) I-141 reins (see also %g in )
1'147. `Ain demote, degrade,
HIV.. talk nonsense, ramble,
depreciate, devalue confuse an issue
li 4, ; , A low ( voi ce ) 71 nn ir L. 1) mess up (papers)
li 44. lowering, depression, etiin ir Lek complex
condescension Dee also 7.1170C4: Xii ]
'HT low (mark, income,. -Hp c 4,0,..)1A be messy (see H ti L 41
position):, humble (occupation) 'nil c 4, 0 mess, fussy
inferior (position), minor H wil dried grape, raisin,
(official) sacramental wine
*HgPH+ "1110tif hang upside Hn 7 absurdity, absurd
down iinT guard, watchman, keeper
71 4 ii ci) go down tof sun), .(see Hit )
be low (of sun)' eingtr:Hn? Imperial Bodyguard
1.140: NA slope (of field) qn.3 haft (of axi, axe handle
H4, H 40i A gentle (slope) Nu, civet, musk
e .14 Of 4 upside down linm dip, vi. (slope downward)
lifiD residue (of oil), deposit, l'iHnin depress (press down)
ow (something left lying) ki.t. threaten, launch threats, make
227
 219

threats; see also ti * H h n 11, Istihnh bend, vi.

threat, menace (see 10) (of tree); incline (vi.),
*HT, 1.1.1 cc feel at ease, lean, vi. (show preference)
relax, feel comfortable,
sh slanted (roof)
lounge h inclination, tendency,
K5P news partiality, leaning (preference),
H,c;011sepOhronicle trend, calling
f4, S : 410 annals *H Hii.#1.A tear to pieces
death (a rag)
Ihetriei reporter if famous, eminent, celebrated
7, in ci is correspondent (see 715' )
(for a newspaper), reporter wif 0, celebrity
115 fame, renown, repute, reputa- HitH 5 pestle
tion J ( near, beside; (with simple
5 famous, eminent, imperfect) in order that,
celebrated so that
14 S 70 rain (see also Wee& 74 Sin by
C cartridge belt H 3 ,t 'lose to, near to
Hsn rain (v.) e python
(See "H 47) 141 etc this year, the current year
6.11 rain (see 1.1 ari In e monkey, ape
'114" ) ginger
jr it stopped H forget, be absent-minded
raining (see 4n 6.) NT} forgetftil, absent-minded
tri A rain H 3 cri rod, staff (stick),

ivnh raincoat shaft (of spear), goaci (n.)

'71547;01mi. rain gauge Nri prod (n.)

22
 220

1111- c variegated, multi- Pi a) # r as a rule, frequently,

colored, speckled, spotted, usually, regularly, all the
striped (see also "Hl CI ) time
HI; eel kind of small red et1(0) r steady (customers),
sorghum everyday, adj. (for every
HI) rn '1)h droop (of flags) ordinary day)
H 41. make a cutting remark, hnitly)e frequently
insult in veiled terms CO'Der see tiL,
it 740X zoology Ho. g crown
Pin meal eaten at church after Hatt teR be crowned
Sunday mass, a commemorative HO*: at wear a crown
meal for priests and poor eitcettialA coronation
donated by well-to-do -ft 3 a demonstrative element
L commemorate (see combined with a preposition,
C museum such as there, in
HO. :71A enter abruptly, enter that way
unexpectedly n ML j theme
H L. (B) change around (see 141, ) 14. II A goose
For the other derived for% IDIA: ell co, gander
see 14L. H rt figure of speech
Hiacip13 roundabout (way); Ho. olive, oil, petroleum
see PIL, d Hp olive oil
*Heft, , have the egtopfv.Hti? vegetable oil
habit of doing something M ,1 method, plan, scheme, trick
repeatedly, do something (the best way of doing something),
frequently and repeatedly ways and means, tactics, system,
(f. in. visit frequently) ; strategy, device, formula
see also 040 P' hogb strategy
22,
 221

iffx)*--yee
H diplomatic, resource- 1111 rust Cu.); see In
ful, adroit Na ti. set Eel: VI
t lazy (stream); see 711:NA
.Non
close, bar, barricade, block, how? nationality, citizenship
shut off, obstruct (see fis7)
or) closed PHs/ Vi civic (duties)
nevi S door H." ti : P 4 hi- stateless
111 corrode, rust (vi.) Hi take a handful of grain
Ali rust (vt.) Will dish of minced meat cooked
1 rusty in butter
1411 rust Cu.) 1471111 make turn away in disgust
* ki2 yawn 'ill iv'? (4)) be squeamish
it; national Cu.), subject, p be late, do something late
citizen 1 HI p be subject to delay
t 6 -7 C : to alien (n.) 'he/ p delay (vt.) detain,
,

tit9 i nationality, postpone, retard, put off

citizenship late (adv.)
11I M be slow, slow down H°1 b ell be late in the

4)19: 7t A vi lower afternoon or evening

,.I dl f lazy (stream) H1 to i. AL?) be late
trHeV at a slack pace, owl e delay Cu.), lateness
slowly n. Hi to n .1.1 7 ei at the latest
11.1*A coral * 1.17X1 1100.31 put in order,
* H1 11 Hi n make slow make ready, prepare, arrange,
headway, plod, trudge, compile, equip, edit
amble (horse) t n71 be ready, be prepared
").11..Elr multicolored, speckled, "W7)70, ready, prepared
spotted, striped (see 0114. 1491 preparation, preparedness
'7431-r.10
 222

organization
7111 h 1:17 make arrange- 7fry L (B) begin (see kW
ments 71 1) tendon ( see also if )

70471 editor 744 tail (see also Xit) )

rn municipality * itylorvil flow down

Hal c ninety (see HMV (hair), hang down (hair)
Hrni nine (see H * 1f nal Mlfrin soar (of hawk),,
fg. 6141 three o'clock hover
ninth
1.1 /I) 411iglrn motley (see also )

kg *AA flop down, slump (in a 611 umbrella, parasol (see

chair) also k1 41i)
tree * 141411117). 111T181)14 glide (of kite)

eucalyptus
I. l'hir guinea fowl (see also Ant:, )
1.4i: white of egg "1-h-r1at dapple (see also
H h sing dance and sing 11-7°C1-C )

ki melody, song, dance

HO' singer

;4. ki throne P of
if it /0%0/411 succeed to the Q+ (perfect) who, that, what,
throne which (relative)
H b,N infuse (tea leaves) , jr that (demonstrative, masc.),
steep (flax in a bowl), soak the one; when preceded by a
*Hidike Hiof 4 be convulsed preposition it is -Ks ; see
(with pain) also ri
KTr zipper r colt) in any case,
ii-TE:113 zip up. at any rate, anyway
10) this (masc.), this one; when

231
 223

preceded by a preposition, .314, more, farther ( see )

it is HA) f, r especially, rather,
SPe. vs:S4 be that as it on the contrary
may id) 447 rather, on the
to A about, nearly, around: contrary
(approximately), approximately despearially .

(see 711171 ) to 14 more than, rather

pi 1 39 A how much? than
pl.. pi) gr. how soon?, '11(!4) above all
how long?
S 1 n 1 FL s otherwise, or else,
ply); 310411 + negative verb else
hardly, hardly any h sensitivity to opinions

tVi% Sid this much, that of others, regard, restraint,

much, such as, so long, so courtesy, irreproachable conduct
much (see 7.it )
3/1)4..14 so long hit 3 otherwise (see l)!, 11.
YY
Id A that long 0.0 + (imperfect) who, that, which
e5 4, (0.71 retrograde (see 1,71 ) .(relative) ; see also `A 2*.
Oa this (fem.), this one p 'sr implacable (enemies), serious
(see also , ) (see COLL )
U, e Jew ?gbh ci hurrah!, glad tidings,
34 without, except (see also good news
and $01.3) e rh congratulate,
: 1 prematurely, felicitate
untimely (t aq platoon (see 07 )
e h 71) there is not, he is not, no e AA I am under your protection,
eAh , in ale): fa lawless; I will seek refuge with you

cr rt careless (see * ins )

23'?
 224

'rot yard, yardstick , in n

ti hd, hearsay (acli), 81 on account of
at second hand (see /W (see
cmindl pose (see he)) p id).. which?, which one? (see t4
t,c:),A forgive, pardon this (fern.); see also
(see dinl ri) that (fem.), that one
t,4ri pardon, forgiveness, (see also SI )
sorry!, excuse me! Oft ffri.,1,4r) fa? that one (fem.); see 161
to,4).: hat) apologize then, by then, at that moment,
hul forgive, thereupon; see also S ej)-$.
excuse 3Valf,then, at that time

rJ:/7)edi excuse oneself. g i nC evit university

apologize in the same breath,
li,
good luck! (see loci) immediately, outright (adv. ); of St
emit; superior (in the office); isti). that there, that one (masc.);
see 7) eel see
rut m more (see nliffi e February
h mainland, dry land tio., behold!, here it is!
er111 lower (in office); see Jel Vie. ,1110 here it is&
est which? (see p ) toettp.gs namely
(04 where? (see also f fi the same (see.r
Mr, e!ife.) e:io it is the same
71 el where?, from whence?, e Tv meek, innocent ( simple),
from where? frank, ingenious
hip anywhere, wherever; (with a Pipit) simplicity,
negative verb) nowhere; see r 7 . innocence (simplicity)
rnowhere catch, hold, seize, keep, grasp,
233
 225

take hold of, possess, position (in a battlefield)

contain, handle (people), tOpf bolt, clasp, mortgage,
make an arrest, comprehend security, deposit (pledge),
(include), retain, reserve pawn, hostage
(a seat) lop 4.)1' bail, bond
Jr he has an access r-c INjulq grip, hold, treatment,
(fever, headache) handling, management
f ill be under arrest, be 10 flu content, volume, capacity,
filled (position) , be occupied dealings, situation, position
(kmuntry, seat), be engaged (in a battlefield); see 0
(telephone) pin /4 pi- land tenure
,Sk!N mortgage (v.), pawn ep 4, landholding
351.1 be connected, be held
er15.../DLeyi permit, pass,
together, be tied up, catch visa, safe conduct (see 7ili6,.

fire, be lit (a cigarette) L gp))

`Alp unite, assemble, e el .sham (n.)i see 01 till
attach. (fasten, jam), clip pretense (make
qb NI\
together, handle people, kindle, believe)
vt. (grass) tot official (visit)
roloyt: +spi be in flames, P lb private (see nh)
be on fire ecrill..1- 43, personal matter
start a fire (r collective, common, joint,
Q
Sol., with reciproc , mutual (see a 6. )

R; in, 4 run off with 4v. collective security

(110: I am busy th collectively (see lir)
with'something fonric appeal in court (see 79 )
'iv. content, volume, P : Vin. tie the hands behind
capacity, dealings, situation, the back
2 3 4
 226

rfn
Xillth be tardy SI /6 hip (of woman)
eel +1 tardy A victory, triumph
res AA- good, safe, well, fairly rth,U)Sbe conquered, be
well, all right, fair (price); defeated
see tell)
jtjl; VV. vanquish
nygdo. safely, in good health tr. *Sui lose the battle
reigic :U-11 goodbye& All: till be victorious, win
e2 4151%2r good night: , lit. a victory, defeat
spend well the night& (see how 121*. 714 1.71 be victorious,
telic:71,tci well win a victory, defeat, triumph
teldo good state, salvation et hh (B) cajole, flatter
good condition neviPP:othil bribe (v.)
Atet)li SI safety, welfare, eit A ? flattery
well-being jtt A gullible
Fel be comfortable f,7 ih sediment, layer of mud,
fes) make feel better deposit of mud
+VI pleasure, delight A PI 1 broker thaittorsah,

*the) luxury, opulence Alin get fat (ox)

* Ale 71.edt be partial, show NotArl fatten :oxen)
favor, favor, be biased otavn fat (ox)
?lot p bias, favoritism At h, if opulence, luxury (see Ail)
.21.71 club, cudgel (8) scheme (v.) , plot,
n A
pH.
hit with a stick conspire

AIJN4 plot (n.), conspiracy

4.n-fp 11: `04,..t.e91)
relay race itz)1i sauce made of pepper,

47 f quarrelsome, prone to roasted onion, garlic and salt

fighting rearivh level (the ground), level
23r
 227

off, smooth, divide in equal Q vel pc blood vessel,

parts vein, artery
it level, adj. (ground), (,),2,31) 971 good color,
even, flat (place) complexion
A A pit A assignment, classifi- Ail) also, too, again (see also
cation, distribution (arrange- All 1'4 )

ment) checkers
ti Q1 become blunt (point) , be 49 pick (for digging), pickax,
dull (pencil) hoe
er ir blunt (pencil) , dull tri in explosive, dynamite
eredireio pointless re, 9 5'0 Vt charm

et AAA? bridge eke yra, (B) sum up, add, total up

Aim slip, slide 450C addition, sum, total
Nteihrn make to slip, be m4,11:1-50c grand total
slippery (see 17111)111) )

Illeonws),. he slipped oi,grisr addition

Pi bleed (vi.) .
Alarge heap of wooden
71.210) draw blood crosses set on fire on the
[See also .2763 eve of the feast of the Cross,
Alp blood (see AM)) the entire ceremony itself
rei50: 74.11)11 shed blood reir0/11/1) stamp out, crush (an
(see 11,71)e) ) uprising, a rebellion),
Alp 0 L Jo she had her efface (writing); See oho APIA
menses (see ) 4-"botpr177 destroyer (see April')
,f, tro h 4). m sf. revolutionary 4,04, be bright (color), be loud
(vi.); see trip (color), become lively (game,
Q gb nip vendetta . party), warm up (become animated)
 228

hegira* enliven, brighten

* Ann). Unailisten, pay attention
pelari4 gay (color), loud heelio in listen, pay attention
(color), bright (color) 71,einigp8 hearer, listener,
A5644 gaiety (bright appear- audience
ance), luster, zest
a
.tyo voice, sound, tone,
,t5011 nm animate (make roar, note
lively)
4311315M in 4bP to ca : )0i it
mibil 8 see 34.) annihilate, raze (destroy);
9.0nL see Xin see Aliffbrift

Apr) 3 jug otre voice, sound, tone, roar,

rot cat vote (see rev in tit)
ept-CIT/ 11 kittens 454. eon vote (v.)
,ii) (B) be cloudy (see Anc) rt Tr) a aryls microphone
c cloud (see ATV)) e y) r fl vowel
h+ : 11 4" rainbow
e rrzp eco. j ear vocal cords
repaTc01 cloudy, nebulous rear be in full swing, be bustling
re% epi salary, wages, pay (market)
a1, fl end, finish, terminate, +.21 flirt
wind up (a speech), conclude IA Ar/ A his marriage
(a speech) is successful
+Arlin culminate, conclude r wood, forest
(vi.) PPP} C irt)' wild animal
reirom smash .flat, crush cotton, L give in marriage, marry,
Apini).,
crush (see and marry off
.A7 mr(o) re, CT married (woman)
Aprnd). steam roller, lit. crush 46,94 maiden, adj . (who
it (see AirbrA ) did not marry)
23?
 4;.E!, see site te, L i (M) he came to one's
AI, °r nonetheless, but help .

C edge, border (of lake) ,

ALI) (n)) learn (find out),
tuvbeeout
bank, extremity, periphery; 11 get make reach, deliver
see also Ac (a package), forward (a message),
C 99 A IA IR skirt (a city) lead to, bring
11'" 7:71---AttriAC Mt ri he is old
on the edge of, along enough to have a wife
sei r %frr): .e) C from A7477: el/ she is old
start to finish enough for marriage
c: 2)r seashore i.h until, till, up to,
necklace, string (of pearls) as far as
r` r" warp, web E bh: t.)10- round-trip
formerly, previously, in ticket (see 00 ei)
olden times, in the past, at .2 L riT receipt, voucher
one time, already; see also 40 &In : 6> flash flood
e.t previous, old, olden, ri part (share), dues,
old-fashioned, former stake (in business), portion
P te; 64)- ancient n4 L. ti arrival
a chicken, hen, poultry 0" A.L.1 arrival, time or
re, B1 mg stew made with chicken place of arrival, destination
ma 6. ite cock, rooster 71ft Lai address ( n. )
lit.
1ele:11141-rnearly morning, ALA compose (poetry, a symphony),
'when the cock crows (see w)) write novels
* I. et .2 Lire n collapse tr IL author, writer
(bridge), cave in essay treatise,
VR LIi arrive, reach (a place), composition
happen, be ready (food) pt C Ai 3 homily
23 ft
 230

07 until, till, up to, as Oh fodder, hay (see ,2,L4, )

far as (see Lti ) ot, L n (B) put something on some.
wh'"" kLil up to, until, to, thing, pile up, put on a
as far as blanket, double a cloth
Viri'"AL.h till, until 1.g Ln overlap
Icrin essay (n.), treatise, rQ, L. .rr It A L") throw on (a coat)
composition (see ego ) c in double, doubled
Aron homily (see E Lr ) stC411 ?WM colon
receipt, voucher f n aleti galashes
(see [See also Acit.in 3

-ti part (share), dues, stake ,erp cr stratum (see tr) )

(in business), portion (see LI chest (human), bosom, bust
) ng,t.ittetr lie prone
XL+ dry (vi.), be dry, dry ,out, 64) 6. n Li peddler
dry up, be stiff (collar), Al, patch, patched material
be stubborn, be persistent AO extremity, end, limit, edge,
71 L + make dry shore' (see also aid
c4i..)1,) insist, be insistent t 1))c ..e, L7 seaside,

c4: pi curt, flat (refusal), shoreline, beach

colorless (report) n... c7 alongside

A. Iona
grIfige perverse (willful director, headmaster
evil) UV) dozen
tn. :71AL+ constipate hoodlum, hooligan, tramp
2Adry, dried, stubborn, UAL assemble in a row, put
persistent in order one beside the other,
AO drought, dry (weather) range, align (objects),

411 At dryness, aridity, dry expose (wares)

spell, drought C. negotiation, terms
[See also ftr.giii3 2 39 (conditions), offer, display
 231

(of flowers) +A L) be done, be made,

oto St r A LI 3 shelf come to pass

f) L fe, L in nic:ALAL A. r et* doings, undertaking,

play the harp event, happening, incident
* le, G.1, x A ir I arrange, Nat dr/ active (verb)
organize, prepare, make Nit jr Ili l dealings, doings,
ready, develop, further, action, activity
outfit P- C "I committee
tog foal get ready, be A r ) gift of hospitality offered
arranged strangers, allowance
[See also pit CI / ] grelift in ,'Clip :-t7 )4 :4H;
a

ALA steps, stairs, stairway, snap short

rank (level), grade, degree, Pliegt: rtrrlf 6:71A flicker,
stage (degree), standard, wink (of light)
social status re, h .. )1A09rejoice, be happy, be
ne :,e L4 standard of glad, be pleased
living . ,e,h:A01; make happy, afford
hirtf.tqt9nr*.11,1. pleasure, please, exhilarate,
primary school gladden
0-h÷T: AL4:11bidn'irbl 1.111141 'Ah .. VIfitt) best wishes!
secondary school PAM:0i pleasant
Ack organization, installa- ert, fkipt Pi') : PIS- lovable,
tion, firm (concern), founda- charming
tion (institution), institute, [See also *,e, firt , ,AP/$ and
4.edrilo
(agency); see eel el AM X A 3
Mc rIA : 4 r A) .firm (n.) II h booth, but made from poles
* A L"), 11 et, L 1 ON make, do, . and covered with leaves and
act, wear (a hat), put on branches
(glasses, shoes) 21 0 Ari 6 touch, feel, grope one s
 232

way, rub (for Massage), rthl saucepan, casserole

stroke Abhio desk
Siiips) squalid, sordid, sliabby Ahiktitoi be pleased (see Ah:) A
.2101A hovel, shanty, tielh,th joy
miserable shack e oath 11% A )1 she is charming
14riirr b S slum rei 4-see
* t t Ss tifm. (8) enjoy, be tg bean
satisfied, rejoice, take * VI, (ph be fused (see
pleasure, be content, be glad
(see rght7tA and ,2,t7,÷) & 111 bastard, illegitimate child,
W7,21 make happy, amuse, hybrid, cross (mixing of
delight, rejoice (vt.), divert breeds); see *AO.
( amuse) , please, entertain rgi (B) crush to a fine powder
(amus3), interest (of a book) pulverize
Nhgi tiji delightful, agreeable, # six be fine, thin, minute
lovely, cheerful, joyful hAltito make fine, pulverize,
(news), enjoyable, bright grind (meat with teeth)
(smile) 44, fine, minute (adj.),
eltihAM' pleasing, glad delicate
(news), gay, joyful, exciting, 444.. jA decrepit
interesting A044, fine (sand), powdered,
re, /jell island flimsy (boat)
rt j-H joy, happiness, pleasure, 4.rel. flour, powder
delight, amusement (see ,P,h: %A) 4 minute
n hi happily, gladly, 4V. flour, powder (see A++ )
with open arms (e)rktil: MO Powdered milk
P A f festive * reitit ligetri sneak, prowl, creep
ill t gh joyful, happy, merry in a stealthy way
24
 233

1463;`,rr+Ln _ stalk n L. thrive (business)

ri pumpkin, squash 1%2111.. fertilize, enrich
Affis credit, n. (delayed payment ), (the soil), build up (a
goods bought on credit business), develop (the muscles),
nfel.n)611 buy on credit cultivate (one's mind) , advance
.n 4,11:74, trickle (of tears) (further), promote
loaf of fermented bread
.
01) culture (physical)
'21 I
AP4) bear (n.) en 1-11 criseoLs fertilizr
n (B) room with someone n ei touch lightly, grope,
'1 Sin h room with someone feel (touch) , stroke
?I; n let someone room 4,06 palpate, caress,
with someone, mingle pet (a child), stroke, fondle
Ari roomate, boarder * An n Ylotnei n dodge,
* hh , 41,0,111 wallow, cloud (e. issue)
roll, vi. (in the dust) 71 n h-n 1 hedge (avoid
h mix (vt.) , mix up, giving a direct answer)
confuse, confound An+ (B) conceal, hide (vt.).
f St ri + mingle (vi.), shelter (hide), cover up,
intermingle (vi.) disguise, mask
71.21 n7 hi!, mix up, inter- ,e, n + hide (vi.), remain
mingle (vt.), agglomerate under cover
b4:, mixed, mixture, 41 4 hidden
confused, amalgamation 1)..tniti hideout

* AnItnAt Ntn Arai round

Faitenssaiffkista44413
(make round) -Apt 47.n Ti hide and seek (game) 0
.06.1.44.4.
n. round, spherical st-n 4, hidden (see n )

A.nrp c m ou t n, , sanctuary, n 4.1 4 secretly, on the sly

parish n -11 h hill smuggle into

 234

fel a 41 south swell:up

4'1941)101,
P Arleen. ? $ South Pole ati n letter, epistle, dispatch
An- te southern, southerly +4- tardy (see "I: VI)
pe; 1117 large umbrella for the ark TO' tardiness
hide-and.-seek (game); forpat, woods
see An 41) ninel bushy (land)
peen f ir learned man having some Ai be saved, heal (vi.), be
clerical capacity cured, recover, recuperate,
et 4) C notebook, register be well again
et 41 heavy (sleep) Neli save, rescue, cure,
nHH tarnish (lose luster) heal (vt.), redeem (save)
74niiii fade, vt. (curtain), [See Air and CO Al
blot (a page) Ai (B) dance (western dance)
,e, n M subdued (light), dim, 2 h western dance (n.)
blurred (print), obscure ;A dancer
(figure), nebulous (idea) All be admirable, be wonderful j
tri% 41 Hit V% quiet (color) , be marvelous
sorer (color), dull (color) 'flit be surprised,. be
pale (star) astonished, wonder, marvel at
Angin attack, beat, assault, Nog 4 # admire, applaud
rap (the table), pound (on (praise). esteem, cheer
the door), slam (the fist A4# exaggerate
on the table) astonish, surprise,

t Arm n come to blows, amaze

beat each other up . 3 4 marvel, wonder, astonish..

n P,fp. ,e, n n bombard. .ment, wonderful, marvelous,

AsnAll assault admirable

5b 4); 4.1 re, ?I bombing Agi astonishment,
 235

admiration, approval (favorable 'X 3 fel t,)1) accordingly

acceptance), appreciation, reivrv. hilh uniform tn.)
+A
acclamation, interest, fervor AinT regular, correct, a
T4i wonderful, admirable, person with whom one has
impressive regular business dealings,
hh .2,1; VI/ magnificence customer, patron, client (in
en. lei 11 + admirable, a shop, of a lawyer)
remarkable ISM. jump (be startled),
Pet 4,2, admirer shy (v.), flee in fright,
eirt s hetti admirable bolt
L be deaf, be stupid 1MA in L. stupefy (astound))
title deafen stun, take by surprise
g deaf , ignorant, gInt border, borderline,
stupid boundary, limit, frt-atier
,t. 3 CT deafness, ignorance, (see also 4?nr)
stupidity Ainl. regular, correct, a person
* *Pk +A cfq,, falter, with whom one has regular
stumble, stagger, trip (vi.) business dealings, customer,
;S ,Z 5-44,. make to stumble, patron, client (in a shop,
trip (vt,), hinder (of a of a lawyer); see AO
skirt hindering in running) n 4": 4' patronize
ill rule, principle, statute, n. Ki sparrow
regulation, ordinance, provi.
ei3J: PIT? I don't care
sion (see also .4 ) A-0 potato
ft as it should be. 43%1 dwarf, midget
in accordance to the rule, .g,3 n 6. war dance
properly, perfectly, pretty Xi `tali tent
well, nicely .41; Ion A pitch a tent
aa
4,41 .1
 236

sH (13) become blunt (knife, rittliv- all of a sudden,

blade), lose' the edge, be accidentally, unexpectedly
dull (of intellect) ?Olt abrupt (sudden),
blunt (knife), dull sudden, unexpected, emergency
(knife) (adj.)
ASNI4 grow numb (part of the A111 ,p417 rock, stone
body), become stiff, be in An: A.17 stonehearted
a stupor tl *C : atoos, slate
teloof (0) be asleep (foot)
I4,' 11219 stony, rocky
)%.2. 'OM deaden (of diug), ,Q,411 decree (v.), institute
benumb, make insensitive, (law), regulate, formulate
stupefy (dull the senses), 71, legislative decree,
set one's teeth on edge ordinance, decree
(of sour fruit) te,inth be alarmed, startle (vi.).
numb, rigid, stiff be taken aback, be unpleasantly
fel z
j bag (sac); see also et 11.
surprised, be terrified, be
re, 15 fat (cm) , plenty shocked, be frightened
Adlerl4 celibate, virgin ,e, clan scare (vi.), be
h; alb L3 virgin soil dismayed
I a1 : C) 71 Virgin Mary NtiMilij) appall, scare (vt.).
ftici f chastity, virginity startle, terrify
* hi te, T-IL be perturbed, Ari (VIM start (make a
be uneasy, be perplexed sudden movement of shock)
is se, cii perplex, mix one up etr).4) shy (animal),
(confuse), disconcert, confuse, timid (animal), frightened
puzzle (perplex) 3 7 frt shock, fright,
,t)11 sudden, unexpected, alarm, dismay
accident, surprise, by chance, rgyiti)-r bridesmaid, lady in waiting.
in case, perhaps biag, ,boast, raise hell,
 237

bluster, be enraged ()knell) feeble, tired, weary

AT' ,te boom (of cannon) slop
arlutrate, judge (v.) re,15)+. c doctor
ATjudge, umpire duck (n.)
AlF40- quality of the office Ain crawl, creep, walk on all
of judge, arbitration Agifours like a baby
efilifIlt judicial (system) el poor (see relltip)
Alc sulphur Ityr rbt el.n of humble
Jo footprint, imprint, trace, family
trail, track "PO): e td) AA of mean birth
All)) antelope Allg)- poverty, penury, humble
rei 7101) Ailirbko.) get tired, be circumstances (see rellie)
failing, fatigue (vi.), be level) a be poor, be impoverished,
weak, strive, endeavor be indigent
711,7)01/ weaken, tire (vt.) , 11.21"1.0 impoverish
fatigue (vt.), debilitate 41) poor

+.11sriro weaken (vi.), be rt iq poverty, penury,

exhausted, he tired out, humble circumstances
flag (of a horse) At disease, illness, sickness
ATM tired, weary, infirm, peoDA (B) ring a bell, call up,
weak, feeble, weary, frail call on the telephone
,tI51) fatigue, weakness, Leh bell
feebleness, exertion, ex- rDatip, button of doorbell
haustion, effort, toil, pains sele.1 measure of 20 grams
(effort), hard work *Amt.. I) pi (AL wind on the spool
Miro. frailty 011 ha) g distaff
un ottiresome, strenuous, Psalm
laborious (job) deacon
ygp)
I.

2.1c;
 238

Ifs.; t mute, dumb (who does As7 F highlandeA.

not hear) An kind, good, gentle, nice.
It et gum (of teeth) gracious, good-hearted
rg 4 (B) hit, pound hard AM's Y1 1r1 virtuous
A.ril idiot, stupid Hell 8) if kindness, goodness
AA doorway, entrance, outside, gcrl sash (around the waist)
outdoors ,e11 n repeat, recite prayers
m out of doors fret1 01 happen again
A. en c wait at someone, s A n reiterate, repeat
door for favors, court favor again and again
%AI outside (adv.) rem/7i furthermore, besides,
front of house, moreover, also, once more,
doorstep, doorway, entrance again, too (see also Alp )

(see.-171q, ) 91 repetition
[See also A I AA xgiJ se, ep repeatedly, time
AIabbreviated form of after time, again and again
As)-101 A°7501 incantation
At &EL in e.eAl:Hii rear guard t second (part of the
vel Apt ail honorary title (see name of a king)
am* ?II( , and se, I) phoiro frequent (adj.)
4f. front of house, doorstep, A-0101 Oh frequency (of the
doorway, entrance. (see ,e,E .radio)
and X ) rrir incantation (see Airs )
g3 highland rem (2. second (part of the
1.0 of temperate zone name of a king)
(at intermediate altitude); leo L, degree (diploma)

see tD Ale) (8) give a feast, make

.1 '1
 239

preparations for a banquet rili f... )1 /I lean, vi. (rest

still festive meal, feast against something for support)
sgalh:7)nli give a feast Fete) 12, partisan, sponsor,
climb a mountain, benefactor, adherent
tire, fatigue (of an ascent), et' 4 support, endorsement
be difficult, be hard A7 L, i) adherence (attachment)
7111) )111 formidable ( task) , 014114 brace (n.), rail
difficult f rii.ogn f. favorable (report)
[See also Ail 3 et ."15, , i n X ; , ' ? , mumps
?toy uphill road, slope ,e1 m run over (vt.), roll over
( see 4.4,1 i' ) something, crush (f.in. cooked
relit i uphill (adv.) vegetables)
reli % point (a gun) A spill (milk), empty out
A) 3 bow for carding wool (container), dump (coffee dregs),
An 14 kindness (see °?) turn downwards, overturn, tip
luckily, happily over (a glass), overturn (a
p Ai s ). generous (act), lamp), fall flat on one's face
kind, 'kindly (adj.) 4. out fall upside down,
re,-- alai ruh frequency (of the fall flat
radio); see AV) rei it t +5% Vi stumble along
AIL (B) support (vt.), n 71 it; 4 turn upside down
sustain, prop up, favor (glasses)
(support), rally to, second 114.41 t 3 :I it he dropped
(a motion), be in favor of, his eyes
side with Hest : sit 4 be crowned
+,21 13, rest against, xi rei it,6 bake bread
lean on
ri c : ill r*: tgi fall on one's
71111,011b,. rest, vt. (lean) face, fall* upside down
2.18
 240
4.1) cif .,/
? lie prone . stopped up, solid
id
ret door sill (not hollow), entire, all of it
te large bread of wheat 411711F) the whole world,
i§ heavy rain, downpour, everybody
cloudburst rilik &At- in generalities
&L, be bold, dare, be impudent, * Lan , on lurk, lie in
be audacious, venture (dare) wait for, lie in ambush, crouch
+RI 10 take liberties with, re, kin ambush (n.)
get too familiar Adze f
L.L encourage, exhort U 14; sniper
(give courage), embolden 71,,tc lay in ambush
retitc bold, intrepid, y4f In: +17,4 snipe
daring, fearless, venture- ,g-c l Ito ambush (v.)
some, adventurous, impudent, th ,g- in: Hi. h. waylay
audacious c M./fin/2 lie in wait
AkcS). temerity, boldness 'kV, 41 11. diplomat.
&L). audacity, boldness,
impudence
e.41.1
heroic (measure) 4.110 hostage
MuLti become turbid (water), 4b fool, imLecile, silly,
get muddy (liquid) foolisl% koketive94 tie A)
44.0 , see tet 14 LI hao stupidity, silliness,
"
itr h , see o Ls folly, absurdity
rit 4 dip: dunk, submerge, pound L Ai small boat
grain to get the kernels out Ar top (toy).
ALS fill up (hole in the ground), km wholesale
stop a leak, clog, plug up, ri A911 wholesale (adv.),
close (eyes), cover (fire) collectively
2.19
 241

AO'0i0.
(B) commence, start (vt., t.4° brook, creek, tributary
vi.), begin, set about (see (river), confluent
also *11/1/.. ) /A. tail (see also "Fir 69
+4nL begin (vi.) tripIrpfl comet
PI/. beginner G.4 whip (used mainly by
Th.* Ira since (prep.), plowmen when plowing)
beginning from Ilubri plaster cast
11+ perfect + a since .1.) hyena

(conj.) Zni- coffee pot, kettle

0's beginning, first e 4n 5' teakettle
44e414 A-n 4, act of bravery, adventure,
Tin. disc of sun exploit:, valor
rin sinew, nerve, tendon P417,P.1, heroic
(see also IT61)/) p elm At: nor adventurer

XL! ear, handle (of cup) spirit, genie

rED: mumps Wei title used in addressing
XE Inn,. informer the Emperor
ACffDi German IrA general
Crolii. German (language) *IV) *fist% (B) swagger
r back (part of body), loin, saib ,)1,1 Xi g sack, bag
reverse (of coin), rear (back); (see also "Ai )
behind (prep.) A) ALri titular eimika
%-0-.Erlzetpk.-Acl 11171 umbrella, parasol, para-
behind chute (see also )f ()I )

rthtetcri in the back Ttig butt of iron of the spear

11---rthtirl in the rear of 4.7h,xgeology
eitEl porcupine k /71.3 geography
 242

ona jacket .
m dawn, daybreak
0.A swing, trapeze jThis.114),1; at dawn, at
0.4 4 AvD4- swing, vi. daybreak (see Ce,e, )
(play on the swings) hell, Gehenna
be senile .7 body
communal labor 1)) jinn take a bath (see Amin )
Ai Ir. guinea-hen (see also *it) , in P.1-6i *. jo castor bean
fic valiant, brave, gallant, be red-hot, be burning, be
hero, courageous red from heating (metal),
kJ L)4 bravery, valor, heat up
courage evt hot (pan), fervid (feeling]

()Ai '4 heroic, valiant fittce (attack)! fiery (speech),

(deed) warm (welcome), heated (argument)
L% mhb. vulture mai), animation
7; Japan criA) intensity (of anger)
A , in efth personal (matter,
property), private, individual
by (near), near to, close to (see thlt )

II--; close to, near to net A individually

somewhere ath I' individualistic
4)71%, I WO
else, elsewhere be magnified, be clear
Yi somewhere 71.71)1 make clear, magnify,
"A H. 80 over here accentuate, amplify, emphasize

1711{.. 3 there, over there 71-14 71 mishandle

in On, the head part /911 :S h prominent (hump)
(especially in a bed); 0111411 harsh treatment

`VIZI I El at the P76% an.94.1 loudspeaker

foot of; fall sleeve [See also "1-bed
o r.
t) I
 243

lump (of earth), clod turned of Ethiopian house, cupola,

up in plowing dome

11111) evident, visible, obvious, -hohlfbili mature, vi. (a person),

conspicuous, noticeable, become physically developed
plain (clear), flagrant, gross Alle//1 mature ( the character) ,

( error) , vivid (description) , elevate (the mind)

loud (voice), see 01.1 --to
1 4 who hill alio reachtothibe Lit
Ivo plainly age of young adulthood, vigorous,
1,171 cut (wood, grass) , retire, virile, robust
withdraw, stand aside el/41004i; 45190 literacy
11/171 keep apart (vi.), 1451715, in ell hgrth cr
withdraw (from society), be erLfii1:1.4 adolescence
isolated JAN. prostitute, dissblute
" A h.. 7.171 give way, move woman
. aside 1 en dart an angry glance at,
flitvfire stand aloof look at with disapproval
1/1 lila secluded, detached, othem glacial look
solitary, isolated (house) , 1716/1) skin (scrape)
lonely, neutral 141 straw, chaff, hull (of
neutrality, peanut)

self-restraint, retired life, ,An gallop (vi. ) set at a

detachment ( aloofness) , gallop, make t. gallop, ride
seclusion a horse
[See ] g gallop (n. )
* 'AA 1.1701 lie down, lie galloping, horseriding
on one's back, lie back (in h'igi shallow
an armchair) 111n1 knee, strength, might,
-14 )7) clay pot put on the top vigor, energy

252
 244

ei-Anl..4,1 kneecap serve, do duty as, be valid

1 AnpS gallop, galloping, +1711A make use of, adopt,
horseriding (see 7 An ) employ
1 hr ) In turn upside down, over- I111),S0 servant, aide,
turn, overthrow, turn over attendant
(a page), copy, upset, Villielh service
subvert ilhi A used (books).

Itih min capsize (boat), second-hand

tip over (vi.) lir, h separate two people
7117) n in leaf through fighting, relieve from danger
9 hi" ill inversion +111h0)give birth, be
9 hri go copy (of book, relieved (of responsibility)
letter) get rid of
* 1v , 71)-7)0. toss (throw Ihiti good riddance
III
about) , maltreat, handle ihcri 1)1 71,4i.") compromise (vi.)
roughly lipto 134 intervention
1- ill land given by a ruler to unn A young of domestic animals
an individual or to a religi- (goat, sheep, horse, donkey);
ous institution as an endowment cub, kid
IhT three stones ore., earthenware -117e1 14 intervention (see 1111 )
tripod on which the cooking 1 7) in uncover, unveil, unfold
pot rests above the fire (a map), reveal, expose
Ali gallon (see also 'MA )

i b ft r loiricloth .01) n) be open to, be exposed

*1'014 ,113/0I) I nod, drowse ?1.7 Ain betray (of accent),
1 ti awkward, clumsy lay open (uncover)
1111 * --) h -1 h , 1,1 ?nil serve, be in '1i ni open, clear, bare
use, be usable, render service, (space without trees)
253
 245

tv, see 47 h .7 4) ct 119 blood money

a/ m ire ?IAD) frankly 1111 armband
OW/Atil explanation, state- 1.91) fog, mist
ment, declaration, information, :19 mane (of a 1.arse, mule)

bulletin, report, communiqu, Oilers'/1.M cattle (specifi-

account, demonstration, cally horses, donkeys, mules)
manifestation lati tire, rubber, wheel
1119) reveal, disclose, divulge, 1101:41.1r have a flat tire
explain, expose, show, express 11)1: 13.11,17 On) have a
(an opinion), report, describe, blowout
depict, declare, manifest :419 rubbers
(see also "AM ) spare tire
(9 * visible, evident, (see 413. )

apparent, clear, obvious, nova camel

ostensible, frank, manifest, /0115)fT convalescent (see * )
lucid (explanation), straight- 'fir G , in Vilt:lepir, volcano
forward eicli:1104, volcanic
rp71)* visibly, expressly, (1111.1".1/7)&:MI? crator
clearly, openly 1.91. hippopotamus
47J1E0di get mad, get sore 71.90461 customs, customs office,
1W47 short-tempered, custom-house
easily offended, irritable, .111. 'ft rb) custom house
who has an abrupt manner, inn (B) divide into two, split,
temperamental cleave, plow for the first
101 be putrid, stink, smell bad time and hastily
4P/94 fetid, stinking ifith half, some of
fidi putrescent alegi half, portion of
flan. stink, bad smell, stench 7114175 middle (n.), half, half-
way
 246

wittlA half, portion of

14411 tr)P acerbity ( of .fruit)
(see 1 epii ) 1 nett make a rope, twist
igen. mason, bricklayer lirbeg rope .easure of land
(see )
Ili &OA cut (meat, wood) , slice
11141stone wall, castle, tower off, castrate
(seelif) ) is noel cut, emasculated
°171s-n? s. MI stone house, *lebtth rb Ad) arbitrary
cement house 1-107q desire eagerly, crave,
olptIT mason, bricklayer have an appetite for
°11VIC: brow, forehead, military 71t11era tempt (of a candy)
front, fortune, luck (see *IPA silk or velvet cloth
also )
9711);:Wt storehouse, ware-
411,11:%!in, frown
house, depot, treasury
epic. cr1p9r front line 11701a* evaluate (a book), sound
(B) estimate (v.) , rate, (public opinion)
guess, value, size up, wIrm take a bite of, bite off,
assess, gauge, appraise, tear off a mouthful
presume, assume, reckon *4') inneinA f7.01 from rinse
19'11 estimate (n.), estima- (the mouth), gargle
tion, guess, hypothesis, G. tame, train a beast,
reckoning break a horse, subdue'
n194. roughly (approxi- 1E: tame, mild (person).
mately) meek, gentle, simple-hearted
191 stink, bad smell, stench ? gentle (horse)
(see 1011) SA gri tw. wild (horse)
* 01+ net 'h-v eget re mumble C naive
atoll .1) ffb i cabbage 6, boasting, bragging, show-off
rbkH taste sour ki boast, brag, show off,

25;i.
 put on airs liir; 71A stop off, stop cver,

1.or braggard, pompous come around

:36 carriage, horse-drawn cart, *106., %WU- bellow (of ox),

wheelbarrow boom (of cannons)

it with (in company of)1)10#4401ChLohideout, den, lair, refuge

71-- :Ur with, together with, 160 backyard, back part of the
along with house inside the enclosure
l 3 ir opponent (see /7 /1 ) 7) 41111,t? behind the house
Zr among them 10. to be amazing, be wonderful,

ir in common be extraordinary
+roil
to, collective, common, La 69 he is surprised, he
joint, reciprocal, mutual is astonished

ere-6 collectively 171) be surprised, be

)C see astonished
9k left hand, left (direction) 'Mir* surprise, astonish,

1 11 49 be in difficulty amaze
be confused, be at a loss, feel nir(o marvelous, wonderful,
strange amazing, magnificent, splendid,

1r a. 7121 perplex, puzzle, superb

bewilder 1C41) dignity, majesty

/7. bizarre it's strange, it's
11r911Lik3/46:9Sis sooner or odd, it's interesting
$
later grirlit majestic

CI h tcrl ir on the left-hand hami 1r WI exciting, startling

side 1C9 dignity, majesty (see a11./0)

01/ri left-handed C ell : tro h majestic appearance,

0-1 91' commander of the grandeur

left (title of distinction); *. s h imposing,

see )0-1010 r;
stately
 248

rihir ill majestic r mouthful, morsel, bonus,

*114.01 1.6 711% Lin) Oro , +-14-L-00.10 tip (see siN,6 )
1'114 /74 L. in growl, grumble, lcn-nihA be ajar
grunt, mumble, mutter, murmur *1-1111' nis "Pleirn* be neighbors
"1"491)411.1b murmur (n. ) , mutter of one another, live in the
1 ibL910111 young man, robust young neighborhood
man, adolescent (male) IblarbV neighbor, neighborhood
gmi rpt n, Al contrary (boy) C 11 in in 70 ISWter
ip majestic (see 1L019 bumpy
r 19 : 11' $, Your Majesty! 1' LI? enclosure (for sheep)
4-11194 His 414.5. taste burnt
Imperial Maiesty 11 C Cc hoarse (voice), husky
rani) ? Your Majesty! (voice), rough (voice), gruff,
011 Ilia. His Ma jest' raucous
"jLZ be boiling hot 1.6. braggard (see 76. )
a .7,0c throat I /ref left-handed ( see 1(T. )
ei-e guttural r1 1A1 Greece, Greek
IrZ kind of mimosa, acaccia evitiSVIN Greek (language)
abessynica 1 L. H cut, circumcize
letati take a mouthful, take a D7C14/ circumcision
morsel, be loaded (gun) 1,11 in commander of the left
))1714.6 give a mouthful, (title of distinction);
load (the gun) see 101r, 701011
C mouthful, morsel, tip, ""). to kind of ape
gratuity bl-{garage (see also itrisE
* 1...Xtril 1.13 return (illness) "IL ot housemaid, servant
(n 1) relapse (after st stub (of ticket); see
a recovery) also lajr.
217
 249

IbrkeePrth skirt PI) r C hectic

L A cover, conceal, veil, make 101.11/. pick (the teeth)
a shelter, make shade, shield, *1st:104 71111, LIN L, grumble,
screen, obstruct (the view), mutter, complain, hum*
curtain off * n fro L.l n fan seteepone
t
r awning with a fan
eg curtain, blind (for *nisi wall (see also °Mc:Us)
windows) 1. in become yellow due to
9rat chaff which is blown away ripening (said of crops), turn
by the wind pale (grain, person)
1' b.,27. sword 0107) pale
1E10 awning (see 7 LA ) 19 kind of fro,-
e c re,A lunar eclipse crib.A1 gray, brown (usually donkey
P tti c torstio &clg
* 1r +1 r Ing,t amble mule)
(walk at a slow pace), pace '7L b. flagellate, whip, lash
bustle about
up and down, "ILI,. flow by, flow.in abundancej
1LAL pound coarsely stream (of crowds), stream
'114 hangar (see also Isilwr.) down (torrent, rain), gush
le b.A stub (of ticket): see (tears)
also 14: flood, torrent,
"1, at the foot of, foot (of torrential rain, deluge
bed): see also 1))°, r I41 belch
vs's r 190 manger, place where the 11114/ roar (of lion), burp,
horses are fed belch
1 6-1 C naive (see ) °11,417 roar (9f lion)
rcrir hustle and bustle, panic, n h verb
tumult, riot, confusion, turmoil,lei ethnic group, tribe, sub-tribe
excitement panther
:?,5A
 250

deprive of something, buffalo

efface, obliterate, rape, -7161. iii bravo!, well done!

wipe out 15hin slash (the bark of a tree)

treat roughly, "NO (B) poke (in the ribs)

misuse, abuse :15/1 be rank (of vegetables)

anoliptAdiscomfort *41416 fun ill/
, have an

11 roar (of lion); see 144/ aversion to, have enough of

witiel make a forced march, food because of repugnance of

walk rapidly, leave early in because of having overeaten

the morning hiVIT142m) loathe

forward march ()ow) Nal F distasteful

0.$ current (of water) come in, get home, enter,

101st1 stuff (a pillow with get in, set (sun)

feathers); devour 71(0) understand, ,:omprehend,

1 1141(B) admonish, scold, grasp (understand), follow

reprimand, rebuke, reprove, (understand)

lecture someone 19(M) have a hand in,

rubuke (n.), reprimand, interfere, be involved in

admonition, blame +1r1 be legitimate, be

+91413t censure (n.), admoni- advisable, be convenient,

tion, reproof be proper, be suitable, be

shield, mwasure of land seemly

(CA. Lilo Italy's) (s') deserve,

lr
rh term of address to one who fpr) get married, intermarry;

is somewhat older than oneself be catching (contagious disease);

-0; kind of plant the leaves be empty, be emptied

of which are used like 711 ri make to enter, hand in,

hop in making beer introduce, score (a goal), marry

if? 5
 251

7141.)17 arrange a marriage w)41 objective, aim, score

match, empty a container, (in a game), goal (in a game)

clear (a plate), unpack (a ri in P 7 11114 good

suitcase) complexion

?Mil insert, admit, make -ny marriage, matrimony

enter, put in, le* in, proper, adequate,

send in appropriate, right (person),

hh+31 echo (v.) , parrot, reasonable (choice), fitting,

'ibrate, reverberate, resound due, apt (suitable)

'lei 99 bring to reason, n. II) pertinence

persuade, influence, lure ri n. suitable, agreeable

into, win over, prevail on atoms

'f
entrance, admission,

understand each other, gateway, introduction, prelude,

get along, agree, come to an preamble

understanding n 7 as threshold

"19 71 A stand back (a house, 01,49 ri 11 accord (n.)

from the street) ( h ri II tension, dis-

#11%-) 9 give one's word agreement)

AITI9M be single (lit. he all horn repercussion

did not marry) , hairpn propriety,

11017% spinster ( lit. proper conduct, correct pro-

a woman who did not marry) cedure; syntax, context

1a revenue, import, receipts, e 01.111 natural (normal),

income right, just

'741 I in 71 : newcomer nagor) perfectly)right, duly)

+w n. enclosure, premises, P ei 11 inappropriate,

grounds (land), compound, improper)

palace, court e or) rp 1) persuasive

 252

V1111 appeal in court 11) 4 farmer, peasant

IPlit revenue, import, receipts, r tenant farmer, serf,
income (see ai bondsman
141 , in 71thtl.n newcomer OWN tributary (river)
(see-19 ) 1 n, c act (in a play), action
U.A PO) versatile 1970 slave
°) f) .n morals 9Ei, tribute, tax; feast,
1A heave, vi . (of ground) banquet, reception) action,
1../11. hillock, mound, knoll, conduct, 4.1r t., I, I,

bump (of road) InfiCi" farming, agriculture

1p bribe, graft reit C practice, act, conduct

Ifiln4 take bribes is, work, task, activity,

n kind of ;amma-dress occupation, job, action,
"2.11; %A subside (storm), let office (duty), function,
up (of rain) behavior, deed
tri n, enclosure, premises, n ts, farmer, peasant (see 7 nL )

grounds (land), compound, 141C lining of a garment

palace (see cri pc tribute, tax; feast, banquet,
hmt n. compound (see ) reception; action, conduct

I in objective, aim, score (see )

(in a game), goal (in a game); 0')i7C: 7)171 feast (v.)

see 19 9111. hat accomplice,
Don goal (in football) confederate, collaborator,
t goal keeper (see pirtner in crime
n tri en L.: 'Ina complicity
(B) pay tribute, pay tax elf) -14-1 morals
1, compel force 111 II) morats,
L subjugate, conquer, morality
cause to pay tribute farming, agriculture (see
261 f7 )
 253

:111 ill barley In 4 is a). rim General

sv"Iniln6)
I
71cri new', (be) acquisi Assembly (of the UN); see *
tive of (money) ineMA
111$ large cup or bowl of wood, (B) act with hypocrisy
basin for washing hands, OHM hypocrite, false,
table made of bamboo vain (conceited)
n i, wooden bowl alnvil hypocrisy, vanity
rrit liver (conceit)
seni hillock, mound, knoll, head of a church, vicar
bump (of road); see 1471 Vs 'nil invite to a meal, give a
41111 in ',RIP:eV), good dinner, treat to, offer (a
complexion ( see ,Pot 79) drink, cigarette)
117 marriage, matrimony (see 41/7 ) 1.7nki be offered hospitality,
p7417 marital (vows), help oneself (with food)
conjugal 7 PDF host, hostess
'105 visit, inspect, review n If reception, banquet,
(troops), tour (vi.) feast, party, invitation
guide (tourists), "1.rigm (a) be strong, be brave,
show around be smart
-7. an lion tourist l'worrH young man, manly (like
31r eit.tort visitor a man), smart, clever, strong,
w}. q11} visit (n.), tour brave, quite a fellow
1.rAlassembly, meeting, gathering, -.)..nom 5 courage
conference 1 -MT reception, banquet, feast,
11 42L7 hold a party', invitation (see ings )
ok
conference (see AL" ) n transact business in the

±71:1.1 11-
ID minutes (of a mar..et, marketing, shop (v.)
meeting) fl fl J p make a deal.
 254

ymarket, marketplace spel.ivou control oneself

nein $ el deal (business 1)4.1 jib intemperate
arrangement), transaction (language)

n3 market, marketplace 11-$ tree stump, short and stout

lne,
(see person
lastfirb the market is 714 lord, master, owner
underway 1603 our Lord, sir!

ins:A ir the market is in 701 master (used in form.

full swing of request)

ins: Ont inj:tnitig the cril udder

market is over II/ 11 ih caravan (of camels)
inifr shopper 1)1: obstinate, refractory (child),
w1410141 scuffle unbending

n n) an Ethiopian game consisting Art/TIM/CD intransigent,

of a board with a series of headstrong, opinionated,
depressions and played with willful
pebbles or beans left" granary, grain storage,
11.rvnl be bent (stick), be humped, crib (for corn), storehouse
be hunched (person), be curved (of information)
(back) *1+11.4 b ,filf L-11. reel (sway
thi,,n(i) bend (vt.) under a blow), stagger (child
11011 curved, bent, hunched, who is not able to walk yet)
hunchback littf (B) drag, draw, pull, haul,
11111k Egypt tug on
pull on the reins in order to tlyt+ crawl (of work, of time),
make the .orse go slower or lag behind, drag (vi.), become

II/ stop, restrain, curb, constrain 'slack (work)

(temper), hold (temper), re- flit+ move slowly, crag cn
press (laughter) -74.1. slow (worker)
263
 zb 5

1; earring 7110 'int') bend (vi.),

crest (of bird) stoop, bow
151 still, yet, but (still), ilinfrVi stoop, incline
just (merely) the head, hold one's head down
15% So it is time yet lin Pi bent, curved
Idyl just, adv. (a very 9) 11) May
little while ago) el ill paradise, garden
ailic just now t glove
"f, et, 1 anew, again m nudge
ip Christmas, name of hockey- 141) be abundant, be in large
like game played on this day quantity (grass, trees),
)1 large potter/ jar used in augment, increase, grow
making beer (of fame)
n) however, but 7 propogate, be
41C: but exaggerated
flank, side of body, by the 7,7 57 exaggerate, overstate,
side of, beside emphasize

41431:Allei side by side /TT abundant, famous,

mit lei beside illustrious
atsi alongside, beside
P 1*,10 exaggerated
MR,ei abreast Oh; N7 f exclamation
1111 build a wall with stone, V) (pl. 10)19 ) evil spirit,
cement or mortar demon

llort. ,e) in f, see 9 13 14 contact (n.), bond

sal 71) n' (7)

(relation), relationship,
1 n clay pot intercourse ( see
r
11 )

see gi 1411 C 111/4 (B) wrap a corpse up in a

Issnn be bent, bend (vi.) shroud
26'1.
 256

* n, fin remember, rl topple

recall, realize, perceive, 1$01)Ari blow down (trees)
be aware of, note (make an
41-3 kind of black out
observation), conclude elvirtell braid (v.) , pliit (threads,
rl hint, point at, hair)
remind 1111 braid (n.), plait
0}-1 if): h 'Z Rjl scorpion
possessive pronoun tom cut by tear off,
tearing,
1) Nil money, currency, bank note tear out, rip off (a cover),
Hip pecuniary, financial detach (the stub)

(fl treasurer II in A secede, diverge (of

Tow tipripzi cashier paths), branch off
(see 41 fnh cut up in pieces
wn lot teller (chicken, ox), disassemble,
(see 1j1 dismantle (car), disintegrate
treasurer (see fall to pieces
(book)
Pe11111)% th C Finance itsliiiattletaltake a gulp, sip
Minister (see also "7-1 CD)
80bl1 pm balance (see 441. ) 11- j a/ cheek ( see *1) 1160
pc 15 HO capital (money), 111 2 porridge (of wheat, barley,
principal, n. (money) oats)
414:11*n cash 11/11,7i boil over
"11,1 trough 1.3 it common cold, cough
Viet trunk of a tree, log, stump, witi .pH toicatcn cold
block (of wood), stem (of 44'1 IC N-1 find, earn, gain,
flower) 'meet, obtain, get, discover,
tHr:arlig geneN.ogy, pedigree come across, acquire, win, procure

265
 257

+13 be situated, be found, 011 nut

exist, attend (be present), ly buy, purchase, own, possess,
be available, occur, govern, rule,over., dominate,
be common hire (a lawyer)
71 11.5 bring in, result in, submit (yield to),
provide be subject to
.1153 have a rendez-vous, elf, own (adj.), one's own
meet (vi.), come together, P1 Fit Ir I myself
converge, join, contact, get by himself, on his
in touch, interconnect, get own
a connection (on the telephone) 114/1:h" on his own, accord,
7051 reunite (vt.), connect, voluntarily)
4' ,
join, introduce people lag plOir buyer, master,
cr113.1q contact (n.), bond potentate, ruler
(relation), relationship, 471i: buy (n.)
intercourse, connections, 41#1) possession (territory
association (companionship) under the rule of a country),
nii31 achievement (attain- state, dominion, realm, empire
ment), acquisition to rg subject (under the control
giriT1 attendance, discovery of)

Onci junction, communication, li-"F11) subjection (submission)

intersection, confluence, rendez- 10 #111 manner of governing,
vous, place where one meets reign (rule), domination
011/15 il juncture, concurrence march, trip, journey (see *10 )
(coming together) nhotime, period, occasion,
4710.11 inanimate, inert moments, weather
Geez (liturgical language 1.144) tense, n. (in grammar)
of Ethiopian church) u, aro, always, everytime,

26(;`
 258

perpetually, all the time +;11 be imprisoned (for a

KV at the moment, for long time), be under house
the time being, for a while arrest
porm when? 717/1 exile (v.),.carry away
Plaiilb always, all along, 01144 exile into a province
ever, at any time where one cannot leave
trwiLps how many times? without permission
11+ verb +14 when :).14 kerosene, petroleum, gas

rroi, on time, early *aH depart, travel, go

rail* on time, in due on a trip, cover a distance,
course, regularly journey, migrate, move (travel)
nrol,00 every so often, sail (of ship)
constantly, from time to time hat, transport
110.11H3 nowadays (see 70,2H convey (passengers),
7101 ) transport, move (transport)
n+rir. -LH) shortly 3$
it
journey, march, voyage,
leisure trip, travel, caravan (of

71filigeb:14 most of the time traders),itinerary

71 it:11.6 once, just a moment 1,14 baggage, luggage, belongings
actual (now existing) to be moved
multiplication table 41:104 expedition
jA;11.10. prematurely, n1,1,11. locc notion

untimely HL circumcize
3):111, then (seed! ) 111 L circumcision.
4141:14 a while (B) excommunicate

414341 interim, provisional, 1111 excommunication

tentative, transient affil possession (territory under
N banish the rule of a country),
 259

dominion, realm (see ) gigantic, massive

111/
ii.11:00tifitr 913 14 mass (bulkiness),

Ministry of Interior bulk (of elephant)

tin e41 es, :no province buyer, master, potentate,

°MI exile into a province ruler ( seep, )

where one cannot leave without YU governor\,

permission (see )
*)1). 'h7 P put to the torch,
provisional, interim consume (of flames)

(see ) pipe (tobacco)

1H114 cut with difficulty ipt luck, 6men of .good fortune'

(e.g. a dull blade) ill-fated, ill-omened,

1 Irbil cover the ground with unlucky, inauspicious

dry grass, scatter grass on 1-ak freak, monster, monstrous

the ground, spread hay to iprhii good heavens!

make a bed COV1Pt; how strange:, what

1.4741,14 dry grass, leaves a wonder:, wow: (has the meaning
with which one covers the of approval and disapproval)
1..e:ipt:70t
it
ground flutter about

6311)fli newspaper obligation, necessity

117 L*I'j Official (See )

Gazette : (n)) be forced

igarnia journalist, newsman, e hp never mind! , it

reporterocorrespondent does not matter, I don't mind

1.12/7.1 press, journalists 1 : p tar I don't care

1 1.ib, be fat, stout celt:e/10)-11: be careless

(7.114i huge, gross, large, 1,21.71.6 wig : oh6 careless,

voluminous (body), tall and carefree, mindless, thoughtless,

fat, immense (building), indolent, indifferent (see OA

 260

r1c7A. 41X of necessity, fight hunger),.mortification

by force, perforce 'LA A cliff, precipice, abyss,
nrAltIbltriteOliw illy nilly, ravine
by hook or by crook (see ojo "IA Iv, 1 ri fall off a cliff
10Xidamage (v.) , injure, harm, hurt, P7.11 h :nig.? echo
abuse (harm), ruin, impair 1 4. N'A* canyon
if
q°7191 be injured, be hit (by \*1)th, 71,01 incline (vie),
a disaster) lean to one side, be lopsided,
41&, harm (n.), damage, loss, tilt, slope, tip
injury, disadvantage 1.0 be deficient in, be short
"'1b had (light), harmful, in, be incomplete, be missing,
inimical lack, get low (water in a
injured river), diminish, decrease (vi.)
el/It/wove) harmless Wil..01 diminish (vt.), decrease
101 alcove "so, deficient, lacking,
74jk company, band (group), gang incomplete, not full (bottle
team, party, platoon, corps, from which liquid is taken or
expedition (scientific) is not completely full), odd
tlig:Peace Corps (number)
la companion, friend, l'och, in 1111?rileigh more
playmate, comrade, ally or less, by and large,
-1.2A kill, murder, massacre, approximately
slay, put to death 1..1011 lack, defect, flaw (in
111,2,71 kill one another, a plan), failure, deficiency,
fight, struggle, champion shortcoming, insufficient
+
1.24 killer amount, blemish, disability
01,2;$ murder II,VV144, in ST11)..7sAtsi/
filthy crusade, campaign (to infirmity'

2(39
 261

111.i) less -Lem monastery, cloister,

114jodeficient, lacking, incom- convent
plete, not full (see 1 01) * pot 1.710.0 lie down
loAthe ek isic odd number h)
(see si se, To:
heti h 1Doths invalid, %hue. lay down horizontally
crippled n A p: h recline, repose,
'-
pe.b carefree, stretch out, vi. (on a sofa)
careless, mindless, thought- 6m7 ro horizontal, trans-
less, indolent, indifferent verseilet
(see crilk, PAM) 71 Um), transverse
°I t: sl , see 1 Ai
neglect (not caring for), c heifer
carelessness, apathy, eg, n (B) make a. dam, dam (v.)

indifference, indolence, ,n dike, dam, barrier,

unconcern reservation (restriction),
et, Al. lack, defect, failure, limitation
deficiency, shortcoming, "7 A -r) L-1 stipulate
disability, shortcoming 1 P 4 1) (0 absolute
( see 41}0,E 71) k41 dam (n. ) , dike,
"1 A tra area, location, whereabouts, barrage, embankment
somewhere about, approximately, 1.,r1 crevasse, breach
roughly, circa 1.114 injury, harm, disadvantage
"ft K 10 % 1 ti hereabouts (see?eI))
0 A Qq toward (near), 9 go obligation; obligatory,
towards mandatory, condition (stipula-
AFT) area, place, near, tion) , duty ( see Art )

around, roughly, approximately no1,21, from h 0 conscription

,e, lie down (to sleep), --ts r road, avenue
stretch out (see #1,I., Q) 116 113,0 T. highway
 262

P 6.: 1. .e, j) in)

Highway Authority 1-4 less (see )

11),t) rib, side of the body ir 4'1 : quarter

* AT, 61' les; lq befriend, of four (that is, four less
associate (vi.) a quarter)
companion, friend, ft? Ai less three,
eta
playmate, comrade, ally three too few
(see 7,st ) I Xi lo elk? murder (see 1,th )
de: 04U). odd murder
(unmatched, unmated) lAres be wanting, lack, be
eip&tuT colleague necessary, force, oblige

elP9r4;r17:421.0,? hhi,t A force, compel,

schoolmate coerce, obligite, require,
etnr:aa ally bring pressure on, exact (v.)
t-
1)1 fellowship wist obligation, necessity
(companionship) criAlk want, need, obligation,
I, killer ( see 1,1A ) duty, compulsion
SchtlAiSt murderer, 1,27.4 obligation, mandatory,

assassin obligatory, duty, condition

Lictisireleii)) manslaughter (stipulation)

$1,1 affair, matter, business wigist oblique
occurrence, case,, problem * 3,Ct ill 7121% tt tom slouch
11" co/4 Ai am occupied * el. ernpst meander (wander
(seep!) aimlessly) , stagger, totter
Ai ; & Q n, charge oisik want, need, obligation,
dtaffairs (see 6.911/10 ) duty, compulsion (see "AA )
rthriltit person who has a celgeLs wall (see alsoir'197 )

case in court sink, go down ( soil , road) ,

 263

become hollow small but made of straw,

Morlegthollow out, dig out, cabin, booth, shack, cottage

excavate om set up housekeeping

ritllothole, pit, cavity, toq.tiT cage (for birds)

well, ditch, burrow, * +.3 be hasty

depression 1/1..ttlj eti, 7 flock together

(hirs .1.tort. well of water ;; .16 rush (busy, haste).

last' ,, tatAconcave haste

10:741 sunken, hollow 7,1, desire, be anxious, be

ralefitr/1481 bowl curious, be eager, wish strongly,

*14110.2:111"61 under (v.) long (v.), yearn, look forward,

irtgor), at thunder (n.) crave affection

.94, break the fast, err, be a temptation, be

make a mistake, omit tempting

error, mistake, 1.1. curious, avid, ambitious,

lacuna (eager), desirous

Af , in Irt WI) . 1,5 :ate, 1.1.1 curiosity, longing,

full (adv.) anxiety
be dirty, be ruined "11:7,h resound, make a noise
(reputation) ",:39j- sound, noise

711'1,U, injure (a reputation), -2:701 lump, vi. (form lumps)

blemish, stain (honor, reputa- 1114)-4 *; feel stiff,

tion) ache all over
k5 dirt, rubbish, filth )010.4 be convalescent,

tk7 adoption (of child) recuperate

n1,2,63...tetmA adopt (Pild) rt7 p4 convalescence

mkt.; adopted (child) .11tibi7 convalescent

27 2
 le'br g convalescent 14) ornament, decoration,

71 bake bread in the oven adoinment

I, form a thick layer lona m jewelry, decorative,"

(of ice) ornament

J3tbaker rn dressiej pstegiAmict
lbs oven 871.1.411,6 adornment
w
nal C baked Saalhiesebirew

4-1 cr.! p
Polo-type game 14141 be joined together, join
ill.) curiosity, longing (see .21-31 (vi.), be united, engage
fl'}'} . impatiently, eagerly (the enemy), write poetry
41-11 owl 1 :11111Y4 meet (teams), encounter,
113 )1. rush, haste (see4)3 ) come together, merge (of traffic)
423 I. sound, noise (see : /)) coincide (events)

1. iv promontory 114PAgn bring together, combine;

m gnaw a bone, graze (vi.), arise, occur

pasture, browse (of cattle), 71717) NO 69 encounter (v. )

nibble, crop experience, meet with, run

G m graze across, chance on

Ions graze (vt.) ',mem reassemble

4'1 in pasture, grazing land flfrpngo agglutinate, fit

al stable, pen (for cattle), together (vi.)

stall (for horses) 711Altnio put together, fit

*-11m,floin be well-dressed, be together (vt.), join (vt.)

embellished, be adorned 11190 1.Jetry; poem, verse,

"h"),M be well-dressed, be lyrics

decorated rfu game ( competition) ,

'j7 fl) decorate, adorn, contest, match, encounter,

embellish, beautify, ornament engagement (fight)

273.
 265

to1.1,,
Jnin. coincidence, one another, collide, crash,

opportunity, experience (what clash, conflict

411
has happened to one), adventure, knock against
41),

fortuitous /1741 bang (the elbow),

+7/14101. adversary (contestant) clash (vt.)
01 6197) poetry, lyrics, poem, verse 1'I friction (conflict),
(see 'MOO clash, encounter, crash,

poi es) 71, poetic smashup, collision

eVA19S: )114Or strophe two p, inconsistent (argument)

et, fight, game (competition) , 110 friction (conflict) clash,

contest, match, engagement encounter, crash, smashup,

(fight) , encounter (see eurl re ) collision ( see', Ti )

1,7) c: the environs of a city, *19)/(1)3,1114111C4 clatter (vi.),
suburbs, rural area, country- rattle, chatter (of teeth), jerk
side, open country along, bump along (see also

el roc rural 71/1 Ali Cr), jolt

wp MTh pasture, grazing land 1* face (of the earth), surface

(see ;Vol ) (of earth, moon), page

P 47 in n : vow grazing land 91..1l c.m. gift, present

71. 441 pliers, forceps, pincers push, shove, advance (move
76 fin 41 jewelry, decoration forward), impel, progress

(see *elm)) ft go forward

-1
m m protrude (of teeth) +7it commit acts of violence
7,11,14 in n show disrespect 'kit urge on, press strongly,
-) alt collide, bump into., hit drive, impel, motivate,

against, crush into (see also animate, put pressure on, goad,

* 'Arm) prompt
turi, knock against, hit n g. a :1 it get on in years

274
 266

force one's 1 L7 impulse (see )

way through crush, n. (people crowded),

"htf3ItIlii. push one's shoving, elbowing one's way,
way through pushing with shoulders (seel§.
to at most * -7 Lai be 067 it, have an
4.
15, violence, injustice, aversion to food, be disgusted
abuse of power by food
I 113 ). impulse (of wind) . cause disgust,
1 ta, crush, n. (people arouse disgust, upset
crowded), shoving, elbowing * M ian hurl oneself at
one's way, pushing with (the enemy)

shoulders .071 1 7 A. 171 court danger

elk advanced (in years) strip off (garment, hide),
aiir at most uncover, skim off, skin, shed
no ft tt at most 41 b. k be deprived (of rights) 8
in rl 1 c in abundance be divested of

n1 nn affluence

violence, injustice, abuse

of power (see /it ) 44 hate, abominate, abhor,

commit evil detest, dislike, have a

ic.:&911/11 commit excesses distabte for

no; violently, unjustly, +191 quarrel, dispute, have
in cold blood a fight, disagree violently

Mi. iniquitous hill en disgust (vt.)

Pe :p6. injustice () enmity,, hatred, quarrel,
Iih,f heartless, unfair, unjust brawl, fight

1114C mane of lion M1). enemy, adversary, foe

....51.1ki. long straight hairdo 111) 11 hatred, abhorrence,

9"i
F I )
 267

ill feeling, distaste, al shadow, shade, umbrella

dislike, hostility, animosity, (see.* nrop
antagonism mill enmity, hatred, quarrel,

Ptbnvi unpopular brawl, fight (see WI)

erflihfni deplorable (order), 411% be pure, be clean, be
odious, dreadful filtered, be purified
itim, 71/n4 shade (vt.) NtilhA purify, filter, strain
41) shadow, shade, umbrella (butter)
(91179 shady 011ighj strainer made of woven
MI native beer grass, filter, funnel
throw, throw away, discard, *Mgt, +/WI take cover, take
throw out, drop, throw down, shelter (from the rain, sun),
fell (a tree), abandon, lose, seek refuge
repudiate (the family), shed COMAS shed (n.), shelter
(the horns) MAIM dowry, money the fiance*
IMI70 rescue gives the fiancee for her
+1,70 draw (lots) trousseau
411)00.0 toss (517, soot (on pots)

I): /A lay an egg fliolik dip (bread in sauce), dunk,

inteoiqh hail (v.) dize, plunge, sink (of sun),
111, ain attack by surprise set (of sun), submerge, be deep,
onipilo cast lots be profound
1.157:inh rain (v.) Ihinhit dip (a bucket into a

in.le.tilh be weaned lake),,pull on'(a sweater)

e÷npi abandoned (child). 41i*holtLe, slip (a coat)
forlorn fri;14 :01 expert, adj. (advice)

eq b:nkepilepsy, fit (n. ) (014 deep (lake), profound,

276
 penetrating (remark), sound P1314 .401 sundown, sunset
(advice), grave (thought) MO enemy, adversary, foe (see m1))

n; 617 f depth Pni)11 hostile (territory)

MA+ intimate (knowledge) #())1); 14 the Aalian

[See also 11/10:1/yriph40,4 3 cicupation

I 14 11 meddle, interfere, 411114 enmity

break into (a.conversation), 4)711 stripe, embroidered fringe

intrude, pry (see also /101+ of dress, decorative band

and 19 Mt: VO e, go soot (on pots)

nOP: lin meddler Mg hatred, abhorrence,

drap (lake) , profound, ill feeling, distaste, dislike

penetrating (remark), sound hostility, animosity,
(advice), grave (thought);Stefft$ antagonism (see ad) )
19114 =3Av4 shallow er947 hostile (attitude)

n hi?) deeply fri 33 Italian

(91141:1A intrude, mix in, cut *MAMA ofiMAMA fiang (vi.),
in, turn up (appear); see swing, vi. (of monkey),

also mit+ and //)Alotli dangle, be suspended

(Ph 40: i, g busybody Nil))/11)1h suspend (a lamp),

* +/) , mil 4 + flood, hang up

inundate, overflow (vt.), minims handle (of suitcase),

wash away hook (for coat)

+49h+h+ be flooded, be efijii grab, entangle, tie the legs

overflowing of an animal, kidnap (a girl
t5M4A4 flood to marry her), hijack; embroider

(L )ea} depth (see /71,4 ) /717171 L. interlace, vi. (of

41114I:7107 sound (the lake) branches), interlock (horns),

2 7'7
 269

intertwine *M401110,+tilnAnA coil, vi.

(5)44 embroidery, needlework (of snake), swirl (of river),
/71411 (0)) be thirsty, thirst for, wriggle (of worm), twist (of
have a thirst for road)
an: Mali. be thirsty for (09M911)4171 curl up
water Mils* be crooked, be curved, be
61911 thirst twisted, be deformed
Moll thirst 71111,0(17) distort (of a mirror,
in,94 beard, moustache distorting the face), twist,
rn.fa 476shaver bend
riiititith:f,tit fall on one's /Mg crooked, bent, tortuous
face, fall upside down (reasoning)
rap: NA be crowded to capacity, * Man /%17)1/11. combine (put
be filled to capacity together), fold (the arms),
fra.91):174stribe filled to cross (the arms) , wed
capacity inintENVC conjunction
nic4 be tasty, taste pleasant, in Ob. brew .(beer)
be of good taste * Mon+ )1 In es 4) baptize, christen
t14)71 very *inn. be baptized
niejp flavor (n.) , taste, baptism, Epiphany
savor (Feast of the Immersion)
elpryiUdessert. e er) 9100...ni4Epiphany
eirtisogr arab (existence) (994), see m
(51311 thirst; see M
9 (D.) /Wirt thirst; see r7) AM166.)
pen fast (v.), see also p4 Min% chalk (for blackboard)
11194 fast (g.) i) n 19 c calmly
pqw1;71tolum go without supper mirei,k rifle, gun twie also In/A 3

278
 270

tam 'Intl screwdriver nur, call, name, invite, mention,

IlintrWaIN sennom$ (see /MINN ) Summon, recite (names)

Mfalipliturn (n.) ON44114R4. make a telephone

tnropii4 twist, wring (wet clothes) call

fAill),Iti wind, vi. (of stream) eln. call (n.), invitation,

mpg,' tortuous (road), spiral summon

(adj.), winding *Mb representative

01(flphriqrcurve, crook (curve), "DM& s summons, .citation

turn (in the road) (1)/". be pure, be filtered, be

[See also mati4910 clarified, brighten, vi. (of

Autos, yoke, join up (the oxen) sky), clear up (weather)

46,11WDA have a yoke on the +11)/y be refined (sugar),

neck be purified

filfbitijolg pair, couple hint,. purify, filter, clarify,

molt team (of oxen) check (figures), ascertain

* rnibite,Lomik entrap, set traps, OP it good, nice, fine (weather),

lay snares, catch (a fish) clear (water), perfect (condition)

411111110Dellifisherman epirl purity

4)(1DOSttrap for animals, filITO virtue (a good quality),

snare excellence

tnrbripMwrap (a scarf around the crbeiKg filter (A.)

head), wind (e.g. bandage, Ptnir limpid (water), lucid

turban), tie package with a (lake), serene (sky), refined

string, coil up (language)

1r454M111)01, be entwined, cling HAG. purified, net (salary),

to (a child to his mother) perceptive (analysis)

e9P4190twisted, wrapped around, ja)ttlity. impure

turban, band (for hat) svk: rfr r pregnant

(Sit Pig
279
 271

Siti:Mrill pregnancy
A') L. try very hard, make an 4n.14 taking care of indigent
effort, labor, toil, be parents, retirement
afflicted partly pension
t 41 AIL endeavor, try again (T$ lance, spear, javelin, war,
and again, be in agony army
Mr
en L in,
death throes

death throes,
=le
Pint' Niels.tavestoy. (steam
givairidgetaikr-etelaj.

armed forces
apparition, ghost einCtrOCIPri warship
MO labor (effort), tint: rbrmil fleet
application (effort) irbblibl weapon
fl b. ceiling, roof; see also ii)Le e (r ot Librix Ministry of War
gran (see 414) (I )fir%11/Ipt) army
epir good, nice, fine (weather). tin': en I war reparations
clear (water), perfect effIC:89cA unit (army unit)
(condition); see rnie ityncillr front (military)
?./ : r famous, (MC: AA ally
reputable, prominent, sildb&t :PT militia
celebrity inch%tnr division (army)
aZ014A OWW6
(111e raw( emessiet, green (grai)liwit ega4c. tin land forces
pase44vegetables) 011,,i warrior
(010;11tpn cash battle, war, warfront
etiie., raw materials if1 i. ntil dent
el*:414. grain m r 511,:h glass bottle
ME January trumpet, auto horn (see
(4 ,.r7
(N. pease a". care for the aged.14401,
also a I.3 7 )
1111 support (the parents); see fr) !l death throes, apparitions,
also mil. ghost (see tri) t. tie le)

280
 272

riVrir blazing (sun) )1Prelri pension off

en) ir b. eh, ti midday sun Ina labor (effort), application
*fnirlr, fn ir ir stretch, (effort); see Fri

vi. (to reach a high place), b4 purity (see m )

reach up MLA scent (of fox)
gich tooth, tusk 614,1/1 see 41101)111
MCP?: MIMI cut teeth filirS1 virtue (a good quality),
C
rtl; dingl dentist excellence (see en k )
erprttlitortoothpaste Obattle, war, warfare (see the)
no; imp/ ivory (Pei civet cat
71416.411) collect, mot (13) sew together, bind
accumulate (vt.), stockpile, (a book)
save (money) .11Cli hem, edge (of plate).
siqinlip4WID collect (vi.), gather fringe (of leaf), brink (of
(of many people), accumulate well), border (of rug)
(vi.) eilipsin volume, binding
Mt: 161 conglomeration irg bookbinder
oti m blwitsreservoir fq Lie roof, ceiling; see also (lira

in L n carve, hew (stones) rn 1-) sweep, clean, wipe (dishes,

C board, plank, lumber, spittle), mop (the forehead),
beam (wood) shine (shoes)
051444 hatchet, ax, adze in oi. janitor
fn. L.+ taking care of indigent sweepings, rubbish,
parents, retirement (see (AL) sewage
etn.Loi:NnA social security, CM 41 L.1. S broom, sweeper
pension. Man, suspect, mistrust, doubt,
110 1'414 tqlri retire (give up an distrust, have suspicions
occupation), be pensioned l'fniPML be distrustful of,
281
 L

doubt, call in question, be 6:1°111 encroach

411 incredulous about nArlil transgression,

)11rnirrfa, be unlikely, be in infraction
doubt, raise doubts en con) ti inviolable
epr fl) t. distrust, suspicion, 'Ili tin n
misgivings can (food)
4)/31

(PCMC doubt nun smoke (vi.), emit smoke

a) nos (prim-without question, lobel smoke (cigarettes)
undoubtedly, unquestionably, /7).11 smoke, fume (n.)

doubtless (ragsharecropper, tenant

suspect farmer
4.mirmil sceptic, Dee also An
sceptical, suspicious entic thyme
questionable, epi 14011 thicket, underbrush
equivocal, doubtful rn!) beat, knock

elfteln &tar decided Yong, attack, assault,

(unquestionable) afflict (attack), overpower
VI) &merit is beyond (11#) assault (n.), attack,
question oppression
tin L4 table %OP* aggressor
em Z. AM: )11S tablecloth N19+:4Di'Aeir storm troops
en if coast, shore, hank (of nikfl charge (attack),
river), frontier, border offensive
mai smoke, fume (seeindi) Vni In tic offensive, adj.
elThENtith poison gas (weapons)

rriel break through (a fence, rolled up, parcel, bundle,

frontier), pierce through, reel, roll, head (of lettuce),
trespass, brealh, violate (the ball (of yarn); see tiWthik
law), infringe collective noun
282 Peri41).. hP
 274

4140/0 wind, wrap, wrap up, noill IAp grand total

fold, roll up (a rug), en- nin40110 generally, in

velop, bundle up general, in the main, all in

fingOth rolll vi. (of all, altogether, on the whole,

cloth), be rolled up, be by and large, in sum

wrapped M 4)74 that which covers all,

Nalith aggregate (vt..), that which commands all,

encompass, cover (a subject), principal (set: In )

sum up (an idea), involve 44 : fb 96 U headquarters

(include), lump (put together) 1114)1So %QUC Premier,

04113 NII roll oneself up prime minister

mill) overall, integral M +110 :10 province

(complete), gross (income), (111010 be beneficial, benefit (vt.),

total (entire), general (adj.), render service, be of use,

rough (idea) profit

+.1.
fPirti rolled up, parcel, roll, fill0.0 use, make use, have
bundle, head (of lettuce), the enjoyment of, benefit (vi.),

ball (of yarn) take advantage of, derive profit

ulicpito that which covers rn4o'LL beneficial, advantageous,

alio that which commands all, salutary (useful), valuable

principal (useful), profitable, helpful

Ntn.01,, inclusive, (hint)

comprehensive (review) mill* benefit (n.), use,

OisMOS wrapper usefulness, profit, advantage,

MAW) overall, integral (com- value, importance

plete), gross (income), total M#6981) usefulness, utility

(entire), rough (idea); tmfat. beneficiary

see 4N+7111 eart./40114 advantageous

283
 275

inchoz darn, stitch (make stitches beckon, refer to

in), mend (Oh quotation, citation
inArro (8) peck (the arm); give a 0114ti hint (allusion), wink
hint, tip off, inform on, refit'( in PrIrqs,:fnekti:4119)
intimate, point out skyscraper
nIlvAL stool pigeon, informer tiliriwink, hint (allusion);
nin4rfts pointer see in +fa)
41#9b4 October tail ghtl diminutive, miniature (adj.)
MtLbe black, turn black, tan rptilittle, few, some, small
(in the sun), grow dark (see amount
also inekr0.0 t eV. gradually
n
7011,1, blacken, darken ePt:I.N6 a while
Mit/. heavy (skies) 4141 just, adv. (barely),
047141. have a solemn face by a hair
tiNTC black, dark (skin), 714111i:1 4 for a moment,
Negro momentarily, a while
4$ IC black, dark (skin), Negro eplolassault (n.), attack,
(see VA L, ) oppression (see Afinp)
el 1 pl blackboard en tins, trample, tread on,
ticl.lci soot collected on the stuff, press
ceiling or roof stbillg0M+ be scarred (by
MgkeArbith be dark (furniture); smallpox)
see rn ckias rti4)/7)+ speckle, spot,
metnit dunk (bread), dip pen into freckle
ink 1711,10: 7) n* be spotty
/1171+11 dip (bread into the (complexion)
stew) hh be dense (fog, forest),
tn+e) quote, cite, be luxuriant, be crowded, be
mention, adduce, motion, heavy (smoke)
284
m9 suck, suckle (vi.) 4141h roasted, roast
71 mg suckle (vt.) scar

inns , in Xe :MIL informer am mai roasting pan, frying

breast, nipple, teat, pan, toaster

bosom, spout (of coffee pot) rn11+ be firm, be stressed (a

nt become day, dawn syllable)
(1)41 quarrel, fight, conflict, tn n + be geminated
strife, dissension hinnip lay emphasis, put

ff)11;Vs aggressive (see AIL ) emphasis, make fast, tighten

tn NAlt j, aggressor VT) n 4) adhere to, be glued,
`in n aggressive, quarrel - cling to
,.some, pugnacious 7.1 inn 4) glue (vt. ) stick
m-rr. m .tik belligerent (glue)

.4).. 'hit fall drop by drop, 13)f)4, tight, tied, strict,

drip (see also 4retfirlifir1) solid, severe (strict), ri7id,

Menj drop ( n. ) r speck, stain rigorous, drastic (measure),

ri),-ri brick, tile stern (teacher), tenacious

tn-miltri bricklayer (grip), deep (secret), harsh

(1)-41%/1)-41:714 hop about (of birds) (judge)

rn n 11 mineral water, holy water, tial fi 4): compact (package)

monthly ceremony in honor of n tim 4, expressly, tight (adv. ),

saints firmly

*Mni.rn. 7141nLni. be glaring "Mr) 4, gum ( sticky juice)

(light), blind (of sun), paste, glue

bedazzle 7, (p.n ?. very much, greatly,

mn fry, roast (meat, corn), 'tightly, strongly, emphatically

toast, scorch, broil fr) n4 cohesive, adherent
+cline) be fired (pots) (sticky)

285
 LII

m n4 (B) guard, protect, look crowd (the room)

after, watch, tend, wait for 14 trl tin be crowded, be jammed

expect, observe (silence, fast), hainel crowd, jam

defend (the constitution), nInIn%),A narrow (vi.)

4-
protect in ri sr, narrow, tight

'I'M n 10 *n- i. inn et) abstain

.
ton 1 constriction (being

ifill)9r7 42 keep a lookout, narrow)

await, expect etnn n cramped (place)

gq). 2, : m n et keep one's tonfi wisdom, craft, ability,

promise art (skill), technique

1141..11)n40 be on guard duty PS 6. inn4.1 fine arts

M r) 4 guardian, custodian, 0 IV A : ton 41 encyclopedia

kt. per Pala: ep mn handicraft
in n # attorney, lawyer, MfInf artisan, wise,

counselor dexterous

fin' conservation, pro- [See also 171 11111]

tection . rn n. -fl wise, artisan (see ton in )

Pt1105'.1m4.(rtli.htC Ministry ern r1,11 masterly

of Health /firl.17 4V wisdom

QV tin net/ maintenance (of two narrow, tight (see tnnn )

roads) rnro .. /IN, breeches

Olinrints spare. (tire) liZ% in 141 Ethiopian shirt

+
tinterpt acting (adj.) mill' drop (n.), speck, stain

ertivn.n4, heedless (see tint): hil )

ep sni, see inn+
, (PM constriction (see Inrin )
Mnn be narrow, be tight film lamb

ID(clothes to wear) enni gun, rifle (see also nivelp

'hinnn narrow (vt.), thni 4: roc q screwdriver
 278

('fl n F pugnacious, quarrelsome, P11)-4; V17 adoptive father

aggressive (see rim) finger

m
`i

nature (character), disposi- ibri://)) index finger

tion, conduct (behavior), tql little finger

temperament, character, 71 Oak t tin thumb

manners (MI) 11 ) middle finger
ng..tnriti peculiarity telItnI:r7)) ring finger
p 7,e r: climate eg`h9r trin toe

tri mg station, terminal 71) morning

91} nri railroad station ta) tomorrow morning

)71).17 : police 1110*.tT)41 this morning

station mg be strong, be solid, be

Mina husky (big and strong) firm, be resistant (see also gib )
* titnq mn trickle (of 'mini- harden, make strong,

water), drip, dribble, ooze, reinforce, study, survey

fall drop by drop, leak out (exam:;.ne)
(see also in-nt hA) 71/1)c c comfort, encourage
Mtnrvnn be dripping (of fili":371 middle-aged, elderly
a pump), make spots on Ali). strong, solid, hard
in-n tr).n drop (n.) M S fi vigor, study, considera-
tilnn)-ri ribbon (for dress), tion, research, survey (a
strip of cloth general look)
(fl' breast, nipple, teat, bosom, ritric seriously (ill)
spout (of coffee pot); see mil inc, in ,E,E:rfic wait at someone's

MI: OD be weaned door for favors

(1).1:40 be weaned nli; INA spurt

Ni (QAT wean /mg health

pal: Ilk adoptive son MAI:hill be it poor health
28
 7/17))5'.11)114 insanitary 17)1## precise, cautious,

(1A9 healthy (person), in careful

good health Mill cautions, prudence,

tit health attention, carefulness, care,

nlif healthy (body), sane precaution

nhipihealthy (pekson), in gund (pi ft intently, thoroughly,

health 4smemismormi carefully, cautiously)

17)1016 prepare the ingredients 1P314 deliberate (adj.),

of beer, brew (mischief) thorough, careful, meticulous,

Ini# pernicious, disastrous, cautious, circumspect

harmful, nuisance rgihnligteki warning, notice

jn sekh be a soothsayer, foretell (warning)

the future t7114 magician,, wizard, witch

11)311 witchcraft, divination, doctor (see AISO)

magic twirl stink, putrefy (see 4147)

4T3 magician, wizard, witch mui dead body (of an animal),

doctor carrion (see Mir, and 41,414

* (11101n..716150,,,, piece together, eliri an vulture, buzzard

Cut
compose (a speech) 91111)41n scavenger (OA %l)
* mit++ 8+1114++ be careful, be fiViriblOAVI hit rock bottom

cautious, take precautions, be (of prices)

prudent, watch out, beware, 4151 study, consideration,

mind (be careful) research, survey (see )

ihrnis++ 'settle (affairs), (WV} beginning,. origin, past,

wind up (affairs), put in former days, ancient times,

order, straighten out matters formerly (see 04) 5 )

VIhnirt+ admonish., warn, Mit:1 mr element (simple

alert, caution subs' ante

28R
 280

n ecrilf in the beginning, /Mist, see tops;

\.
at first (intim kind of beetle
prwt. ancient, old, Mittnh wind thread on the spindle
remote, primitive, early nri rn spool, bobbin
(life), antique (W4 , see Sri
(Mkt ancient, former flavor ( n. ) taste, savor
antiquity (see )

/h3 7 muscle in Op ph op be insipid,

Palsii muscular (ache) be tasteless, be dull (book)

Milli muscular (leg) Mar mellow (wine)

hefty ;1 idol, deity

ecri Th hare, rabbit mph:hi:171r practice idolatry
MA health (see (kV ea)91: %rim idolatry
Pmt medical (bulletin) qup font, chalice, cup (see
ribs) healthy (body), sane also RI)
(see ) * tin tim4DA 71 41 ED 14)? nauseate,
rn In. be hard, be strong, be make one sick (of a bus ride)
powerful, be solid, be )%1141,1/Dhe. he is airsick
vigorous, be tough Me ,zither (vi. ) , wilt, fade,
tn 1 enforce, strengthen, droop (of flowers, leaves)
harden, fortify, consolidate rn (8) take care of one's old
(a seeibiret position), "4114 relatives or indigent (see
tri) In (r robust, strong, firm, also frIL
solid, hard, vigorous, tough, (71 h pheasant, peacock
sturdy (table) , hale *ffhti .1% Ms ki condense to water
4))1 strength lib f dept
Mi.re hard (adv.) am *hi% buzz (of bee), hum
frio. stability (of aria" bee-Like insect
(character), fortitude mil sun' (see also Al /hp
289
 281

rP dark brown
in ed. (B) query, demand, a.sk,
hurry, be in a hurry

hurry (vt.) , hasten (vt.) ,

question, request, solicit, rush (vt.)
inquire, pay a visit acute (disease)

e+ quiz [See II fJ
(pSt question, request, query 64 haste, hurry, rush,

pgA; (c)S t interview feverish activity (see *rnatk)

tinit responsible, liable r1 'P Ft kg hurriedly
in) imp 4) interrogative (n.) tin k mead, hydromel
cro ti) ()1 requisition knil bar where Ethiopian

Vi cartridge, bullet, ammuni- drinks are served

tion 00:4)4 wine

tn co stray bullet eS1 calf (of young of cow)

(see ma. ) e /4/3 veal

gito eicse,
pe.6*: mo blank (of * Inf 1'1717 (B)nrAear, approach,
bullet) lean (on a cushion, tree),
* rn ta, iffneL loathe, despise, take shelter under, seek
vehemently (see also * fah, ) protection
htirn I ha nasty (remark, rumor) `h7(117 shelter (protect),

(nIe be clean, be neat (see also harbor (give shelter)

friej 3 get close to one

epic. neat another, be contiguous
n) e put a kettle or a griddle on /117:ft he close behind
the fire M7: AL.1 move closer,
griddle, disc (of iron edge nearer
5b
or clay) in which bread is made vp0) corner, support: protection,
Oiljt cedar, juniper tree next to, close to, hard by,
rtil protected, vassal,
*m f fr),e, h. hasten (vi.),
290
 282

refugee, protectorate, (B) repair, treat a fracture

dependency (country to be or dislocation, impala, fix,
controlled by another country) keep in repair, mend (the road);

60411/4 resource, refuge see Mir

Pt rn 71 contiguous (Pic repair, fixing (see ali)
firl corner, support, protection, +190(015. operation, surgery
next to, close to, hard by c1 protected, refugee, pro-
(see in) ) tectorate, dependency (county

controlled by another county);

close to, near to, near, next see 4)7)

to, along 811'31) parasite

tiVIIIH take cover CP1Tlial refuge, asylum
rirlir axe, hatchet, wedge used (1qi) (B) drink (v;), gulp

for splitting wood 714141 give to drink, water

tin r hair (see also 9170 ) (a plant), irrigate

e no) : c wool 1114). drinker
4-
tn-In be satiated, be sated, 0"07)41 drink, beverage,

be satisfied, be refractory strong drink

(animal, person), be arrogant, 1114n nipple of baby bottle

be insolent nirq complication, problem,

71/W1n satisfy, satiate trouble, nuisance, mess

61741 satiety, plenty, qa):,20741:71 get into trouble

arrogance nira troublemaker, agitator
tes17-r) affluent (plentiful) *1114) +1 nyri fizzle, snap, vi.

oplr; sated, arrogant (of wood)

716.77n. hearty (meal). Melicottem

satisfactory (result), effica- 00/944,linseed .

cious, adequate, convincing, p141monkey, ape

weighty (argument) (B) harden, vi. (cement),
2 91
 283

become firm (the white of .p0144 run away with

the egg when fried) hmii, defame

eiltilr solid, n., adj. 11/441: n1 ht spend

(not a liquid) 74initga there is plenty

Pinnuo compact (soil) enc:ekla undeveloped land,
Minr pebble, gravel wasteland
Mal drinker (see min II*. in 0111TheRt. ugly
m Wel drunkenness ONO fault, guilt, mistake,

MO; fist, blow with the fist ruin, damage, harm, disaster,
mit be lost, disappear, not destruction, loss, ravage,
show up (for an appointment), offense, wrong
vanish, be missing, perish, 01114Z bad, evil, wicked,

be extinguished, be extinct, foul (weather), repugnant

go out (of light, electricity), (odor), miserable (meal),

be no longer in existence, be harsh (climate)

wanting Y006,3 evildoer. offender

P14 (n)) , or m V) fie lost **Mir'? failure, demise

`Pnkt exterminate, eradicate, Palk. lost (child)

extinguish, turn off (light), 'Ik write (see #0,)
blow out, vt. (a candle), nr.06 patch (garment, tire)

ruin, obliterate, efface, spoil, ottqLy patch (n.)

destroy, devastate, smear (the nlIF millet-like cereal

reputation), spend, waste in fferntaliii. ugly (see0161.)

(time, money) 4141, slap (n1

tiro. :Mit be discredited (of n151118: an' slap (v.)

a person) troth rage, fly into a rage, be

fildWnir there was no one incensed
there nitiO.:/n16 fly into a temper

292
 284

rn L. firmament, universe tnfriVs. flat, level

M a) b. r stratosphere *Mbiii)&111fRiOnis. drip, stream
(see ) tof sweat)

P rn C spatial /high sweet, tasty, delicious

in r leather strip, thong (see ban )

(9c r fingernail, claw, hoof 414,10,0 sweetness

fault, guilt, mistake, ruin

damage, ham) disaster,

destruction, loss, ravage, 1411 /1011°16 smack

offense, wrong (see ) 0111/6 prompt, quick, clever,

etintl:d)-$ flood, deluge perspicacious, slick (ingenious),

tgit.fi7 guilty, offender, adventurer (who schemes)
wrongdoer 711164nns smooth talker

6141. T: WW1) Un innocence Matob (B) get dark, be black

aPiltgq guilt (room), be obscure (see also

aLS spleen, milt MAgbilgs )

frpon be tasty, be sweet, taste sgbhini darken
sweet, taste good, be eitalati obscurity, darkness,

delicious, be savory dark (n., adj.)

1%,11b6A4 sweeten, flavor, 64719M/101/1 gloomy (corridor);
season (improve the flavor) see also Win
nlifiUsweet, sweets, tasty, 41)11591A501/1 somber (day)

delicious, delicacies KI/1136InIgleam, glimmer, spark

alinTlavoring, dressing (of light), ray (of hope)

(for salad) eViArn (B) drink at one draft,

rm./nix flatten out, level, smear drink to the last drop
the wall with manure to close t*AM:Artmri An) gulp down
up the holes 4144ApplA sweeping (statement)
293
 285

gt\ MOB) take out with a ladle, extra (aij.), further (adj.)
ladle out, dip out n t&trek, in addition, among
xp, A It r.adle other things
h LA falcon, hawk roam' rise (in prices),
%WI shoe, foot (for measurement) addition

Ainr.(ins shoemaker, cobbler alb ( 8 ) imiliaraaash, wring (wet

eArtr.atotas shoelace, clothes) squeeze (fruit) ,

shoestring compress (squeeze)

e %l% rtrin$ shoehorn juice
Sibtn) ek,
andel 61), t r B) bf3 calm, be tranquil
el-1,1:6119 slippers V1519 quiet, taciturn,
ri fat meat, fat animal reserved (disposed to keep to

*MO dsj)371boobjjcbi wiggle (of oneself)

a worm) araegig. crease (cloth) , wrinkle

*an A+, Mono+ be bedraggled 1449,22 crease (vi.),
(dress) , be smeared (face) be wrinkled tface)
7ig4 hei) Smudge XMogi.1e, wrinkle (vt. )
pitmorti 4) sloppy (work) crease (vt.), rumple, crush
abillq.,(B) acid, increase, augment, (vt.), contort
gain (weight), include, gather etiu au A shrunken
(speed), raise (the salary), 6Poreibglit rumor
put into (milk into coffee) filoPerb903.:h9 get wind of
;WU increment, increase, 6111. scrapes scribble, rake,

boost (in prices), appendix scratch, light (a match)

41)741: added, additional, ala1 L scrawl, scribble

increase, increment, iacluding NA:111:61L, get fire from a
twill, additional, more (adj. ) , neighbor 34 1Ct k

29,1 -
 28E

0,6, in 4141:41baggressive 614.7i end, altogether, entirely,

(1141;),40 aggressor at all (see Altai)

6DO. scratch, stroke (in nOlirA (with negative verb)

writing), accent (accent mark) not at all

ghlr. hair at the end of the MTh% 64 in perpetuity

animal's tail,' fly swatter, A 14 moon

fly whisk e al, L. g) lunar

riAtC106. stringed (instrument) e au. :air r Ash lunar eclipse

CDC: .n be deserted (street), 6.40, cloth, rag, fabric, stuff
be lonely, be solitary (place), Mc101 att.40 cotton goods,
be silent (street), be quiet fabrics, textile

(place) gD(744 giant (imaginary boing),

pqr ray of the sun, beam of light monster, man-eater (imaginary
gp6L:C ray, stream of light figure in children's tales)
110 psiq :mix sunbeam +qpistbid (make a bid)
4166,0 small sticks tied together AV) L.+ tender (n.)

to make a torch, dry sticks, eoL*: 93 bid (n.)

deadwood ' MIL, scratch, stroke (in writing),

6 O11' (B) finish, end, terminate, accent (accent mark); see AIL.
complete, accomplish, consume, AV/ smoke (vi.), fume, smoulder,
eat up, use up, wear out (vt.), seethe, get mad (see also no
exhaust (use up), ruin WO smoke a pipe or a

Most through and through, cigarette

completely; quite (with a 4;1 ?I smoke (n.)

negative verb) not at all 04F sharecropper, tenant

61))b.6. end, altogether, farmer

entirely, at all avti miserl, stingy, closefisted'

regribLi end (n.), conclusion, 6190 mud, clay, mire (see MO)
finish (n.) eel muddy
 287

4;414411/village headman l'AIVinin. shake hands

Alt4ill baby MT!), in MiTarali single
64+.1) (B) oppress, be cruel, combat
domineer Rs-ninfistful, handful, bunch
61445" repression, oppressily$1 eglqEntrMelusive, evasive,
7,1
611'L." oppressor, inclement intangible, abstract
(rules) 444117Vb gonorrhea

C
ae muddy *Mnausi, 716Unmn clap, clap
716u$P turn into mire hands, applaud
p P muddy n Ebn 0)) be acclaimed
61,),# mud, clay, mire Winneir)

61.))+41+ :axle pester, enter AblIguri hand clapping, applause

into an argument 0141 kind of bush the leaves of
141#61411) fight (vi.), quarrel which have a mildly narcotic
altercate, argue, dispute, quality (usually chewed by
squabble Muslims and Ga31a4)
414(04 argument, dispute, CNO lead (a mule, truck), burden,
quarrel pack (mulos), put the saddle
tab argumentative on, saddle

gitrt small dagger tatil be loaded, press a

* h f Ln L. 714brunt, dazzle; button, deprecs the gas pedal

swindle, cheat, embezzle,
"1141 S oppress (of weather)
defraud tat9146).) feel dizzy
NeilnrIL swindler, crook, 61110001 press (a button),
imposter, trickster press down .

6 6nrrIC deception, fraud Ha).A:Mii wear a crown

1111(11 (B) take possession of, eqr*.+Al:Ek be swamped with
press, clutch, squeeze (the work
hand) 294; Prht
S./"Pc
cargo, load, burden (carriec
 288

by pack animals), freight f0stns..roabV)4) traffic jam

A))1V 01)E Thn tanker efaViel/ worried, worrisome

0'0V strap of leather used tegbc814 populous (city)

in fastening a load, thong 61114 shoulder, shoulder blade

P°1141641 "'drowsy (weather) coopt the top part of the head

giVil thigh, lap C O cargo, load, burden (carried

P61041101192 tibia by pack animals), freight (see

*Mg+ stalls li+ (B) be

embarrassed, be in difficulty, 01 rim, freighter

be under stress, be in great ep,s1:ebni. truck, lorry

straits, show concern, worry teDS1.67111t pack animal

(vi.), feel uneasy Al 51 I. abort (miscarry)

Nh611h+ put someone in great fali116 miscarry (go wrong,

difficulty, molest, dismay, plan), collapse (plan)

distress, give worry, harass, litalAsih. foil, jeopardise

cause hardship (a chance), upset, inhibit

talbc14 be crowded (of room) c (growth)

be congested (street) ALWIL barren (soil)

IhMgheto jam, block up (of ghlal woods, forest, jungle

cars) Arm wooded

41,1441/1 be tense (keyed up) ablfl i (B) be cruel, be severe,

CDO distress, embarrassment be harsh, be ruthless, be

difficulty, hardship intrepid

disturbance, stress 6101% cruelty, brutality,

(strain), worry, concern savagery (of bandits)

(worry), pressure, anguish (ruDir11) ruthlessly, in cold

PriV44 frantic (cries) blood)

Mr0)5 4 harrowing gerTurertte-14y7.44poweem,

rOCASS4 congestion (of 297 stawketrMs

traffic) milli cruel, ruthless,
 289

merciless, tyrannical, CD) VI ring (of the ears) ; see

brutal also 611 il)). CND.

'1'16, see QV) eib h (nv) feel dizzy

gth).11 shout in a loud voice, * aldose it Anil chat, converse,

cry ( shout) , cry out, roar, play (a game, a musical

yell, scream, bark (dog) , instrument)

crack, vi. of whip) sesnv play tricks

NI crack, vt. (the whip) IAA* amuse someone,
CIVil;thii raise one's voice entertain, keep company,

obro:flikx loudly divert, tell stories

AUThl. scream, shout, yell, play, game, conversa-

cryi4ov4., noise, roar (of tion, amusement, entertainfthei

cannon), clamor, howl 414)4D-1 conversation,

a ern if see g11)51 dialogue, chat
ep urban._ , person of free +al ?I player, playful,

condition (not a slave) , person performer (actor), genial

of good breeding, well-behaved, (host)

well-bred, well-mannered, t la good humor

? i

gallant, gentleman 4+at ?I entertainer, jester,

*ri ep rtt rim) of good family referee (.h a lth,e)

P ep polite (society) az al ; toy, plaything
abilogef politeness, civility, 014111) politeness, civility,
decency decency (see AU IP)

IS. salt e a*? genteel

MOSata/0):Mhave a salty eil) (DP Cfr t conversation, dialogue,

taste chat (see fal

MO.*: PM' nI salty gbib.6.00} IA chirp (see also 61101
rhionVH:6110. Epsom salts apti nuptial house
298
1-1)411r stomach (of animals, 614/1- body of troops, swarm
IDhumans), tripes (of bees), retinue
gin in h 411, caterpillar
to .gn b, (B) dance and sing
6'0O) fog, haze, mist CAL, jr dance (n.)
4177/fil hazy 6411.1) (B) shut (the eyes),
blindfold
* SDI "VI, retard the growth,
arrest the growth °101.inct fah4ll'edly
* IA; ti AV make a racket, 4,01;estqq: hAL-1 squint
make a loud noise, be noisy ignorant (answer)
(children), squeal, twitter ET,qtrioreih muggy
to4Rje noise, row
611,41)..wh lapse into silence,
hush Alia% intercalary month (5710
6%61"51 chick, chicken September); see also 07,9,
AVV. noise, row (see * %IN) 01411 h bishop
Palm, noisy A.+ Mh archbishop
KAI grassland, rush (plant)

al extremity, border, tip,

edge, hem, top (of mountain), 0 th t? sun (see also Mei)

summit, point (of knife) P the solar
444; ;411i0 along the edge th : m ail the sun rose
at the top of : 4), the sun set
from the top of P lms, rtelh eclipse (n.)
03,tAlc to the top of eoupaa...in4
,fib &.14 squash (a bug) ; crush EMI t sunny, shiny (day)
(beans) 9 k secretary, scribe, clerk
6Ddaj, (B1 assemble in a body (see 9)6, )

(of troops) lin II Minister of the

299 Pen
 291

MA4)63 private secretary pp fast (n.)

calligrypher 1) yea. go without supper
Or. Ativs,
5: fat)
(10 Secretary General * 1.). et L be in contrast,

thi.§ leaflet, writing (anything do violence to

written) inscription, article eat EI ior contradictory

(in a newspap6r); see 901. * p71.4 n3900 be glaring,

P4:R.6-c literature, letters 'gleam (object), be resplendent,

°tn. : leading article scintillate, sparkle, glitter,

prtuil writing (see 51) shimmer

al k): 110 secretariat 17 AP !l glare (n.)
e S ift rir+ glaring,
e c;i) k.) : taws id stationery resplendent, brilliant (jewel)

(writing materials) eoeasadar....ar....144wer

(i') ft4A.). mit cipolfk-nr pl.+series, order, sex, gender

iseht Ai- toft.. 6% 1044i
stationery (store) QS be firm, ire cleave to (a
4-1C: ?Ph, stenography belief), be valid (signature),
ftalk handwriting be binding (contract), be in

ho) prayer ( see Vi effecto'be in force; see

Ito% ogo pray (see *gut ) also M
91 he In) chapel tit cheer up (vi.), find
MO114: hl memorial solace, take heart (be encouraget-

service Y1 MT give -solace, cheer up

ik/1 tablet (vt.), comfort, ccnsole,

Mit (8) priy, recite prayers encourage, sympathise with
91/1.51 prayer /k.4°firm, secure, binding
98h place of worship (contract), steadfast, constant,
fin fast (v.) ; see also. Pin stable (foundation, personality),

3O0
 292

acute (severe), ardent, durable kti, clean, pure

A'5 ability ik,27; cleanliness

rj consolation, comfort, 0.1) ft cleanser
sympathy 040,1, in tnigi74:1514.A
8 I) (I) (B) become pregnant, con- lavatory
ceive a child be justified, be declared
616.. thripn theory righteous, be just, be pious,
ei el h mkt. abortion be Nuttified (of a bill)

9. r sistrum, musical instru- 71 fit 41 ratify (a bill),

ment for accor.?anying songs validate (a passport), approve

(pl.)1t.Tc ) border, (a treaty), endorse, sanction,

edge, extremity, end, peak of (confirm)
(of power); see also (;) 4 1)),ti, pious, just, righteous,

tp font, chalice, cup (see regemipbude

also AI I)) trei%t4t righteousness

* e eit, 1.9 Pb (B) loathe, Lb ), righteousness
despise vehemently (see cleanliness (see g
also 41 fi) .t* e la" /41 VI Department of
Pb. fill with disgust Sanitation
g q. base (adj.), disgusting, Muel ID M n 40 sanitation
gross (language) RA to spring (season of year)
Wine disgust (n. ) co grace, virtue (moral excellence)
941 be clean, be pure (see Fel It co rich, well-to-do,
also ms)) affluent
gi clean (the house), ckplot !Arose (flower)
clean up 90,c hair, fur (see also rirn)
+pi ,Sfri clean up (vi.) *. barber,
II 9) pi tidy, clean yip (vt.) hairdresser
301
 293

haity PR AV' rueful, penitent

91(06.711 be :aim, be silent, be (expression)
qv:'..et (neighborhood), quiet write, write down (see also Mho)

down (of wind), be tranquil, 71911. dictate

be still (lake) , be plat .d + correspond by

(of lake), be smooth (s.ta). writing

be secure Ll writing

(51 ls go stifle (a rebellion) It 991c manner of writing

[See Pi 611) spelling

9%
Mi. quiet (n.), calm (n.), [See also (064, RNA, f,
tranquility, security, fvelqul, Fr.sh41
silence, stillness (see
.

91 Ma. 741 )

n 91 I quietly 1471 boil (vi.), be effervescent

9 M+ r in, keep the peace, (of mineral water), ferment (of

restore order beer), be ardent

A AI 17te.7 7 1 z,,9I security NE4.1 make to boil, boil (vt.)

forces scald (milk)
P gib 3. Ivor: rt). Security 2,07)-.11.1 flush (with anger)
Council /1:61..i hot springs

Q Ai ,,f collective ti.hsheadstall

security (see 4,1194 film, movie, screen

91tnaquiet (audience) Lhii. lose the roots, migrate,

* 9 9f9tRAt(B) repent, be emigrate

repentant, be regretful, regret lltaiti transplant (trees),

91 91 repentance, regret, make to emigrate

remorse, qualm 11 br ñ disrupt (the unity)

302
 294

Assumption (of Mary) Ian (B) desire, wish, like,

11.htfire philosophise, discuss, want, look for, search for,

6 he; o. )
invent (see also require, seek, expect, be

b.htski, be a philosopher, make interested in

a discovery, invent (a new t WY" be in demand

thing) Ithihhi be imperative, be

iloit7 It philosopher necessary, be in need

inventor h &hi (6) need

Witt discovery, invention OM trail (of animal),
qilitifc philosophy trace, track

6.)i Falasha, Ethiopian of 4?)7 quest, search, track,

Jewish faith trace

tat+ sparkle, gush out (water, *)i want (need) , demand,

oil), spring from, originate desire, wish, interest,

11014 produce (ideas) ambition (strong desire)

[See also * ithelthelq flan. required, desirable,

* bat 04 ,f ch+h+ bubble necessary, essential

(water); see b. 6,11 11 demand, need, necessity

414 A4 effervescent, YIP? 11.7)1. indispensable,

ebullient, of cheerful necessary, vital

disposition 7wsh S/ necessity, need

11. ?if* break loose 1.hin split (wood), cleave,

Itsection (of orange) quarry (marble)

tplatilikP in f411-1: 0711a44) c AM/ headache

crowbar 6..71 41,146.0Nauthoritarian

*6. 1 , et 6. dash &skit style, vogue, mode, fashion,

ik Z1171'. 'Mk dash by sagacity

ti

3 03
 ei) arrow (see also. IMixt-ir terrify, intimidate,
MI , in LI 411:464pauthori- frighten
tarian (see tun) LI, fearful, timid, coward
91 arrow ( see also in LA, Li %)- cowardice

1. X16.71 shell (beans), pull rift fright, fear,

(corn), hatch (eggs, chickens), apprehension, scare
mate (of birds) 7.1l''1 j6 ferocious, fierce
itisilbji hatch, vi. (of chicks, (attack)

eggs), breed, vi. (birds), ovi e. tr j, s threat

incubate eel joh&o. scary
ei pod (of pea) * be fructify, produce
k mole fruit, yield fruit, bear fruit,
RARA vivacious be fertile, be fecund, win
v)11,51, pod (of pea); see LA Mt (friends); see
itro become live coals (fire), La cleat
get red-hot, become glowing fruit, kernel, berry, seed
f14,
t&p&trii seethe (with dis- (oil seed); see 4A,6-
content) q.).*.n.ti pointless, useless,

qer embers, hot ashes, fruitless, abortive, of no

coals avail, futile
en stormy (debate). *1,1 E essence (of a
heated (arcjament) speech ) substance, matter
, see tt, n (essence), crux, main point,

frelA, in pieta h 1), double gist, summary (of an article)

bed testicle

L1r fear, be fearful, be afraid, liqj,0 all kinds of fruit

be scared, dread, be frightened to ; 1 fruitful

tUr. be feared, be respected Li 1 fright, fear, apprehension,

301
 296

scare (see ) ekiii:n011-111 colt

1%3. (B) sign (a document), ekLh%atittll colt, foal

+ 7.
endorse (a check) bad! S horseman, cavalry,

Lirert signatory cavalryman

&Aril signature IfteiTtto. current (of water)

Cr form (to fill out), blank e &Lag equestrian

tC011-71 formula (in algebra, , training)

chemistry) 4Cili Persian

Cala cheese elthrfrA$11 Persian (language)

La) fall apart, fall in ruins, Lid ) 17 kilos

collapse, be demolished, be ctiba wreck, rubble, debris,

destroyed, be violated (pact), vtsitage (see

iive,,Alsoc,...7, tap vim (set
be abrogated (contract), iLon.e.1 clutch (of Car)

dissolve, vi. (of a partner- (n9 destroy (see

ship) tort )
demolish, destroy, ruin, j,rh ruins, remains (see ko)
tear down (a house), cancel, mattress

annul, violate (contract, agree-*.40 t it + alternate (vi.),

ment), break (a contract), be done alternatively, take

disband (vt.) turns

LITiji be a ruin, fall izi YihapLe0 alternate (vt.)

ruins, go to ruin, fall to hal0 turn, interval

pieces (house) European-style boa 40(

wreck, turn to rabble q.4,; brakes

rt./ran remains, ruins ciel..31-1 brake (v.).

[See also h b:A , and .apply the brakes

os d Frog& Fre*Jsmah
h horse, stallion (see also ta, L 9

305
 297

L C France P4Ct1 (11.11Mtr Ministry

France (see also of Justice

) etrt r 2; death sentence,

Ls, Li I o, 4° French (language) death penalty

blip coin 9610,1: n 4)..C.t capital

kwesterner, foreigner, punishment

European lu oh burst (vi.), open (vi.)

I p white people 1%/2.1,M squeeze (the pus)feet4,

crack, vt. (nuts) break open, burst (vt.)

t IA.1.16nrip disintegrate, vi. fC(5)11.71A be blunt (speech),

(rocks) be fortnight (reply)

14 Lg. dispense justice, judge, * b.irinth est VI 4

render judgment, pronounce I#13 tn OM rn straddle
sentences break. in small pieces,

LL II) he acquitted him crumble (vt.), perforate,

kLiem) he ruled against him, grate (cheese)

he condemned him, he found him *Caitb crumbs, scraps

guilty, he convicted him ettuLki...71i +1 scrambled

i.IGX judgement, sentence (of eggs

court), justice, trial, verdict * 6arkLe kirjui,,. flop around
qr4 , in PIPMKCI.r4 L. to fender, bumper

fate &I fart, break wind.

Ai heifer, bullock VI fart (n.)

C et- judgement, sentence (of phi. happiness, joy
court), justice, trial, Lein spill over, be spilled,

verdict (see ) pour out (vi.), flow, drain,

tribunal, law stream (of water) , empty, vi.
crottna
court, courthouse, court (of (of river); see also *tilt: ?Ili
justice)
30 i;
 mom make to flow, spill ithr flask
(vt.), drain (vt.), empty it+ scrape, tan (hide), rub the

(coffee grounds), spring a teeth, erase, scale (a fish),

leak, leak (of a pot), scratch (the paint)

splurge (money) 11.4 tanner

th 14: his courage failed etatekir stick of a special

Pill: Vitt overflow, vi. (a tree serving to brush the teeth

glass) [See also Lib &4 ]

010)0111 sand the road R4, story (of a house), floor :.

71 kh el shed blood (story) , upstairs

j.e.
Viral fluid (n.), liquid *6.4 %141.. adore
(n.ladj.) C love, affection,
lifF1 leakage devotion

outlet (of a lake) c+LT lover

q.htl ttINA be spilled (see Ls elm t? lover

chh: 7,h his heart sank b..+4)%7.71 stand aside, get out

1114-1)f hir lith feel of the way

sluggish b. 4) alir. A A1:1 move aside (vt.)

&VI fluid (n.), liquid (n., + 2, allow, permit, grant per-

adj.); see b. mission, sanction, desire,

e$ running water approve, authorize, want, wish

ql"A leakage (see b, M ) 'NAPA, be permissible, be

kt evri Easter admissible

p& h71 paschal 4 get .permission

0 bandage, patch (put over a

wound)
[See also 6,41.]
ix.orr.q.ft permission,
123A1 whistle (n.) permit, approval, Aanctione..
LA11 tot whistle (v..) concession, consent, license,
;107
 299

furlough, leave (furlough), lay idle, be out.oi work

will, wish (see LA0 ei 'I'M.; ik limber up
1140 willingly, at will 4 )11
stretch one's
pass, permit, legs
license 0 divorced
b,01, of his own accord t06.:14 idle, jobless
47014:14jt driver's license unemployed
MOSIM:kfit. sick leave fo absolution, prayers for
LOT willing, full of good the dead (see also PM' )
will, accomodating (obliging) 51 interpretation, explanation,

b. 11A T.. tps volunteer (vi. ) solution, meaning, definition,

h. (OIL+ scour (a pot), see it 10 divorce

444 shavings, wood chips CD CF key
an) 6.4 b. is scraper Dee also pAh , lo
54)41 factory, plant o°1114
4.41 ,411 manufacturer :lhih sip (v.) , drink in little

L releasee.untangle, untie, sips

unfasten, undo (a knot), free, face, front, in front of,

repudiate (the wife), divorce, at first, before

solve, interpret (a dream), 0:6171 give in (yield)
decipher (a secret message), 644:4* frown
guess (a riddle),absolve .11.16VA air la T bleobia
of sin, giye absolution general of the Vanguard (see 414.1.)

f1.. divorce one another 10:71LA face to face, in front

134. unwind of, directly opposite, straight

V14.1$ disentangle a thread, across

limber, stretch (the legs) fl-- b 71 1161:C'h.--- LA in front

pi:: 64 idle (vi.), be idle, of, before (time, place)

:108
 300

in front of, 141.A spin, twist

ago, before (time, place) 10 11) thread, spin cotton
La: ALI in front of, *6.,Orn scutre off,
opposite, facing break away (runner), beat a
1111 4% 111131 first of all, has.ty retreat (of a thief)
beforehand (B) inspect (baggage),
71 el n LI forenoon explore, check, search, verify
MIA% n 61 before hjA inspector
QM LI in the future, *fli search, inspection,
later on, forward examination
e L4 front (adj.), facial &ff. (B) break to pieces, cut to

Libl.IX9r foreleg pieces

13,31.:(9Ch incisor pi. absolution, prayers for the
en Lit earlier (adj.) dead; see 6.1
LIT frnt (adj.), fore (B) test, try, examine,

4) respite, moment of rest, make an attempt

relief (medicine that lessens ii.f I' test, trial (test),
the. pain) exam, examination, experiment,

oth:it.j. without a letup, temptation

steadily 11,4tc:V14, pass an exam

at couch fail an exam

41a% justice, law, judgement, q-pi efficacious (remedy),
sentence (see ) sure (remedy)

"n 4 r civil code 41 efficacy

Al absolution (see also p*) Li .11 front (adj.), fore (see 11,4)

Shoat lei l. funeral ceremony e LetT previous, former

(prior to burial) 1401141a 11,% )%4>irl. eneral of
 301

the Vanguard (honorary title) ; vt. to balloon), blow up (vt.)

see WilDi 41.11,sitz. explosion, explosive (n.),

b. +1 (B) remove t.t..c. hulls, rub charge (of dynamite)

raw, scrub (pans) 4,,e) 1. eruption

e cri photo, picture (photo), k fp be cheerful, be vivacious,

shot (photo) exult, be jubilant, be elated

)1% take a picture Mbti.e.4) elate

041 /r§. 6.crtni. camera PAO elation, ecstasy

1 bread and stew mixed kik explosion, explosive (n.),

together charge (of dynamite); see £4,11

q.1 interpretation, explanation, r u, mine (dig a mine)

solution, meaning, definition, o$I$E , JOIE: 7434: to be
divorce (see kit ) caught in the act of

L61 way q. j A porcelain cup

5. torch, lamp 6. WI overturn, overthrow,

4.5 trace, trail (track), spoor', upset, be a slaVe dealer

isP1 lantern, oil lamp, lamp Is.17c, in VA!: 1.17P
*/041A, 1,..11404q1 dislodge slave dealer, slave trader

(rocks) Lei/ grasshopper, cricket

bill f share, portion, turn 6Sti1 t. YolaminIL project

n in place of, instead (shells)
M flinch f L. S RI L ricochet, flap back

11 explode (vi.), burst, blow %h. Srn L skip (flat stones

up, vi. (of powder plant), across the pond)
blow out (of tire), pop open, ib.; igeltrahrti. spring back
erupt (volcano), be open prOta spark given off by flint

(flower) [see also &MCI vg

71 b ill explode (vt.) , burst, 1.1 tnr:71h emit sparke; be secluded
30
 302

(cottage); see kinn., q.3111.1 sewer

Lin) c.. -r) he (n) hold aloof kt.'n.ht faculty (of professors)

&AM+ project (a beam of light), gin. (B) boast, brag, utter

splash water war invectives

+kiln) P, radiate (of light), tenni. compete, he in rivalry

emanate (of light) with one another

no Tin glo splash (vt.) 10114.7, gin 1r boasting,

n1 splash (vi.) bragging, soldiers, toasting,

ciflt spark, stain (of uttering of war invectives

sauce) Ciirfrt rniger)C boasting,
11,11Thil exalt, be merry, revel, competition, rivalry
be excited and happy lainenb rival
LI Inv n mit, jubilance, f gin?) boo- rivalry
exultation, revelry, hit *C invoice, bill
merrymaking coginrilisvpc boasting,
6.3 rn in AL" make merry competition, rivalry (see
smallpox 6..4 (B) heal, cure

41 air) anus thaDd be cured

Lila)) prance (of horses), 11, h medicine, remedy, cure

run around (of horses) b,f,A medicinal value

cup, inkling, clue, key (to a e c, Leh incurable
mystery) * honi Moil joke (v.), jest,

6,11M smell, sniff (Pima') mock, make fun of, deride

q.
p). hermaphrodite joke, jest, mockeryt.'

jy 4" bladder, balloon derision

fol be alight (face), Ught up, e 04 facetious
vi. (face), blossom (flower) H 4. one who jokes

7W1 animate (enliven) &NH stare, be glassy (of eyes),

3 11
 303

be dazed (by a blow), be in raisacre

a stupor dung, manure

7111. 1.114 daze, vt. (of a blow) it,1 "1 smile (v.)
NN: 71A be torpid L11 :7171 smile, grin,

&N41:4% 7 AV) ,make listless lighten, WI. (of face)

qfeeble (eye) All .1- smile (v. )

rp. aimloss pursuit it,111,." rub off (dish), scrub
file (record) hes
(pots), scrape en knee or arm,

ire% ()Mgr."! be filed wear away by rubbing

A goat Y113,1 draw back, recoil,
744: ftA h -goat shrink from, fall back,
ectiosilctA antelope retreat, give ground
RI value, importance (10,201,1: Xi. 1 b 1 retreat,

L letter (of the syllabary), withdraw (vi.)

alphabet, script, character air! dish cloth, towel

(letter) tim., create, invent, make up,

? A: A p : master the alphabet fabricate (invent) , devise

: 41 rn 1. master the (a scheme)

alphabet et. k nil, come into existence,

eL,AA alphabetical arise (come into being)

elatti)%tiiirtl literacy b creator

campaign rn 1, invention, fiction, hoax
b, conclude, .consume, exterminate e is,ink fictitious

spend ( time) , take ( time) , use 5,(1).C' creature, being (creature)

up (time, money), burn (of § MO creation, invention

pepper) tLive nature, innate
titX be hot (pepper) 6,r1) c formation (the way

111 representative of being made)

;12
e
 304

creation, invention tit.in in confront each other

(see LIPIIL) tir.m pop out (of eyes)

tIJ
§ (90 science 19/51....M....7i1, stare at
q,
hasten (vi.), go fast, h. Gil mash (potatoes), giind (grain),
be fast, be quick, be rapid, reduce to flour, make flour of,

hurry (vi.), be in a hurry, mill flour, crush (rocks),

be prompt, do quickly, powder (sugar)

speed up (vi.) flrab be sharpened knife .

/1) 1) hurry ( vi . ) against another knife)jraspw

7) it mil speed (vt.), vi. (of file)

speed up, expedite, quicken, 74411 grind (the teeth), gnash,

hasten (vt.), accelerate (vt.) chafe (cold hands), clash

&AP 01 hustle, make (swords)

haste, go faster, be brisk 011 /tall. friction (rubbing)

Lim! swift, rapid, quick, peer millstone, mill

speedy eikkalehltal whistle (with the

eq.til VI- rapidity, hurry, mouth or mouth and fingers),

speed, velocity hiss, howl (of wind)

e ifn 11 quick (decision), whistling
immediate * La), talus 1+ ca Lau.make
rapidity, hurry, speed, frantic efforts, flounder

velocity ';see 1, ) n (B) achieve, accomplish,

n lef fast, hurriedly, complete, fulfill, perform,

rapidly, readily, precipitated fihish, carry out, execute,

e Am speed limit manage (handle), realize,

P
ei 7. speed commit
limit (see On ) h. 9) ri come to an end (meeting),
Limn pop (of eyes) end (vi.), come true
313..
 305

"T"
M1114 trA carry out, get
something finished, execute PO police, policeman

k Vs, in 7}. Ac : 13,, OM...charges 7h.e7: in +) cc. n go b I po lice

d' affairs headquarters

hAlli) completely, utterly, ( e ) 2.71, h 1 til n g police station

entirely e Th. h; fairy'. police force

1..,t +(negative verb) not
7 h-tc adhesive tape

at all, never . on tri politics

&Al perfect, complete, en) tr) political .
total, absolute, outright statesman
P 77) tin: ei 4)-
Ems) (tie\ P Vit./ sin- A.) party

0c. ,,.10 certainly, perfectly, 11)) plan

absolutely, entirely, com- 711)18t. Poland
pletely, quite errirt..,.. Pole
n q 941+ (negative verb)
eritts.tit Polish
not in the least, not at all) 7,11- Poland
91.5)- perfection, certitude 7171 apple

end, ending, accomplish- 75by pump

i,.4190
ment, completion, perfection, Parliament ( see also
7c)tri
fulfillment Tr) ni 31 )
7) h. 9) 9) 91) performance gyr) al vt. Parliament ( see also

It be be chubby, thrive (children) ,

grow fat, become well-developed p5i 2 I fitting, 4n.1 CA ill/ S 61114 of c Iftlei)
Q it. t lusty, plump 7 C t party (political)
1:Alith falls, cataract tsi a.771z1 protocol
rigLok Sot president
ri. c %lin program

3 1'1
Teloir professor
rii e LIA 5 h professional (player)
TC ji) is., propaganda
7tiot the mails, mail
7h.f...r11 postoffice
t1,4*** 71 01))))a postman
( see rbhri)
P71'1. ' r t l i n /rePert j : 41 MI)
mailbox
erhi% Li ATI post office
box
e7or: The- airmail
7111.4. mailman

x 11 71`# passport
7tti box (of cigars)

xrvi pack (of cigarettes)

Pc 401 pajamas
rE 7 smoking pipe
+/al/IA Ric--

316
 1

A
, or zero abominable (unpleasant) *MI6
abandon ( rel inqui sh) ; (loathsome) ;5 elj .

(desert) IV*. it fri abominate

abandoned (child) ef ti) h aboriginal 6.21*
abbreviate % L Aborigine eirbArbtAi:STL)
abbreviation M 121 abort (miscarry) hlit,
abdicate (fail) TIX
abdomen
.....elsowsleallm112Not
trpe; abortion 60): h m 44
abdominal e abortive (fruitless) to :
abduct M A ix (not developed properly)
abhor m tAri,E?.,
abhorrence Al abound erb)
ability ( skill) Thiat; (talent) about (concerning)
arlften011=

tei (approximately) T ,etth

raN I

abject (wretched) 71 el go ek be about

-4441 --44.44to. (on the point of) A
abjure A + imperfect I
ablaze, be riflashing) ?) he is about to a 4 iht tA fect4
(on fire) n1161..- fSPI above (prep.) In--- n It/ (more
able (capable) it* %pa>, than) 11
(competently done) 411 above (adv. )
be 421 above all 71 ?).9* ,n m
ablution al) j 11U-h-50: terle)
abnoymol (unusual) tb, Me: eth abrade )11

(retarded) n X51)C6-114'llt abreast et-Wi

ite
aboard
f'D .keep abrest
a .oaf
4444+ 44-444-rew
abode no abridge NI mi
abolish h g? abridged tadi. ) S rn

317-
 2

abroad 49CPs% 71-1 C abitinence GD fln n

abrogate iL abstract, v. (separate) AO/ ;
abrupt (sudden) Ali +4' (make a summary) A lint.
abruptly (bluntly) `Aire, ill ir (take away) Xoho
abscess en, abstract n. (summary) Milt et lete/4 j
absence (being away) 0140. (Pa' concrete) eiir: hp
(being without) hhirb qr. abstract (adj.) L 44
absent (v.), oneself `frt. abstraction (absence of mind)
absent (adj.) a$L 411714P/M, (abstract idea) L.44174
be absent (be away) Oz. abstruse till totinn
(not exist) 71Z0671176 absurd I-I nIt.
absentee ai. C absurdity A 1,7.
(landowner) rieD4A :17 e g,qc abundance lq
absent-minded 74
1in
,4re
abundance
.41+.4404H1
!Ili; (luxury)
absolute (complete) qfkyo, (not

mixed with anything else) 3 9).a,; abundant 41* (rich) P n

(with no restriction) 1,2;n: Ws abuse, v. (misuse) -11:41;
(certain) q.oPpet XVIin (mistreat) ThallIckh ; (use

absolutely n q). 9b 0-04. n faqir insulting language)

absolution 7th 1, c abuse, n. (insulting language)
absolve (acquit) ifi% (corrupt practice)
(release) fit L tI (71 }) 1 a h LP irit (misuse)
absorb (suck up) abintn; (take in) 3)1fin%rPfnibp
gil; (take up the attention)M11 abusive (insulting) mit
absorbing (intensely interesting) abysmal (poverty) Ili.: Rh;
e°11.11:4161 (ignorance) orelcimhta.
abstain (refrain) 41. thtnnrittnrit abyss 1 e, A
(in a vote) Agbe :Abel/IVO acacia 61/7C

a18
 3

academic (having to do with accessible (easy to reach)

schools) e A go 1.5bitict; neMA-tertgliji
(not practical) be accessible to (accept) tepriA
-n5.*.e°11MIT accessory, n. (for car) IMOIL:
accede (agree)' f nit (attain 1)50i ; (for dress) 11:141
a position) ; (to the accident h 7
throne) Sten by accident ettil; 7
accelerate (hasten) /14C14 : accidentally riAll Te

(increase speed)T610:MtrOL acclaim NO P Apt 41*.l11 9,(*)

accent, v. (pronounce with special be acclaimed If f rl earl (7) le)
stress) ; (emphasize) ?Ili)) acclaim, n. (greeting with cheers)

accent, n. (stress) 40q%,Elittqfj epqat Alqc wit; ( satisfaction

(accent mark) 04.1.; (special by words) irls
way of pronouncing) ?1/12ir acclamation
accentuate
...moraftemommummom
h'")-,
-A acclimate A elTirel
accept (take) Isto ; (agree):Vi acclimiktize Nil 9 noel
be accepted (be believed) accomodate (adjust) h but c
; (have
4,0v
rbl) ; (be received) itgton14: room for, table) hhel'en.
(have room for, bedroom) is ti 1 ;
acceptable, be --- (satisfactory) (hAlp out) l.re,
thnal:i4). ; (worth accepting) accomodating (obliging) A 4-
accomodation (convenience) go ;
acceptance (willingness to receive (adjusting) Ihtnian
trotnA ; (approval) *144)r104. aprAmodatisan. yo ,..1) L
access Sirewei accompany (escort) 51er ran ;
gain (access)to-71.11..A ; (of orchestra) pion ; (go along
(approach) hall 17) with)fn its ; (happen
have an (access) of (sickness) together with) 1* t7) (Ph (in7.)
S 319
 4

accomplice
IIMOONIft ININearreN
c on account (not paid in cash)
accomplish (finish) ix ikiro MLA; n,e01,
(carry out) 11 TO I) on account of - et ty
accomplished (adj) eon) oil) on no account r75 150%
accomplishment 11/ jr epir : Q3,in it 5V010
accord (n.) rbir1141 accountant ?eh
be in accord * h 9 9 accumulate (vt.) ?Nrctrf
on his own accord n /1MirOaT)
accord (vt.) (n ; (a welcome) accumulate (vi.) *1* n

tn SOD
accord,
~11141P vi. (agree) +haliCri accrue Als oa L
accordion accuracy 71)15)h?97 ?*tirnh?:110(41
011"4110
accordance, in ear with X3reorsomvt. ; accurate 111107,f
11 nwL4 accurately 1711) 11
according to (in agreement) accusation in h
41JNOI
n- Di) u) ; (in proportion bring an accusation against
to) n---nmi nnel
accordingly n Mies tit)* accuse (bring a charge against)
account (v.),/z tr for (give ; (blame) 0406
satisfactory reason) gbIr g : accused *11111

I1191-r pimp:elm; (be responsible) accuser 71 riM

4))1uqi") accustom h abgel T ti hem!) A
account, n. (report)
11104.Allorat
nwnial ; accustomed ( Nip e hap Ai
(reason) rig)34. ; (financial be accustomed has A
record) t +49 cos ( state- get accustomed + noel
ment.of money spent) eh. ache, v. (be in pain) ,14"br:00.);
of no account (1)J (wish strongly) "XII

320
 5

ache (n.) A41111 acquit

h9696.
achieve (accomplish) &VAT 11/1r _acquit al

7b 4=1:1) n 117:10 09%

acre -1
(attain)
yrri a orrh,20
acid (n.) acrimonious
--"'""ratrairve
acid (adj.) across, prep. (to the other side)

acknowledge (admit as true)

iMpci ezlg
Isilanh
(receipt) (from one side to the other)
SOI1rns : 'blew) (over)
(recognize)
(h)
;

)(lib

acknowledgment across (adv.)

(recognition) trt/tif) come across (a mountain)

tem : ea);
acoustic (adj.) erotic'. .! (find

acquaint
SaliPr**44a;441460
hi Tr
unexpectedly) it ov
----"7h7ahP) act, v. (do) VW: (behave)
acquaint oneself
440 (perform in theater)
be acquainted with (a case) ;

'AA #(131a074
(make believe)
; (with a person) ;

ll 604h
4714974°* (with work)
h act for one (n4puow6)
COYM
get acquainted with each other act on (follow)
qtriMIP. 141/0
4WD* actions upon
GtJ
acquaintance, have --- with act, n. Cacrizar..4
t a civel) 4
ke2A;
(division in play)
acquieset in
7)(hCf7;720: 74#44
.

74
)05 ; (through inherit.. (edict)
acquire
owls 779:
ance) acting (adj.)
tpial
acquisition action
-12,c2pq eA,o.
acsuis aye, be (money) (deed) ton 7 C ; (step)

qlahnh: 0 A (ideas) fir, yap (effect)

.3 g :

32.1
 6

be in action (work) addict imr:

sec action (fight) addiction 9b054) h4:
411:9:
activate addition (act of adding) .

active (strong) 47C 14',9' 's M&2'? ; (joining)

(eneAutic) (taking a 07471WPC ; (part added to a

full part) ab-lr: (verb) building) #24319

gq02
activity (movement) in addition N'graVir96
-11/#4.04
(being active) additional
Peofr33/14):
(thing to do) I address, v. (a meeting) 747947:
PiOa
(action) )1447: ( letter) h g 4.3
actor
welmowown.. fy (a question) 1,1014!/7

actual (real) 'xasoF ; (exact) ; (speak to) hf,4:

111s11/1 ; (now existing) address, n. (of letter) hAk1/47

(speech) 717917 ; (skill)

f2li
actually 140,4 (manners) 607 .

n$10)4?
acumen adduce
*PA(/ ?*
acute (severe) Fr). ; (keen) adept, be at
fhr
(shrill) 94' ; (alert) -pi 4 746,.0 3
adequacy
Ma.*
(disease) `h 47441 ; (crucial) adequate ?Competent) .079t

rag ; (angle) h (sufficient) nei b1.9/2.=

adamant, be - -- adhere (stick) 1017096

Y'311): h0AP: (be attached to)
/1311)41
adapt %,) tr 01)

adapt to adherent, n. (supporter)

h dr :
adds us(join) moon. (sum up adherent, adj. that sticks)
numbers) gar& ; (say further)
th4enve9oi adhesive, - -- tape

322
 7

adieus, make 111111111111111

admiration SAVO?:
adjacent admire'
db:
be adjacent
Orb*: PO°
adattie, be 11111011111110

adjectim iy67bg ivgibMA i5a)

adjouMlt admission (entrance) 44094,
swFrprh
adjourn, vt. (put off) #ML. (acknowledging) 03041P13:

(a meeting) AA/ adMit (let in) MI71:

adjourn, vi. (of meeting) (acknowledge) )5m, ;
MA,: (accept) 7496/2641
bt Alpanme hr/,#)
adjure admittance pc/OW?: ifi..#4)"
adjust (bill, binoculars) admixture
Nh#41inh: (differences) admon2711(tke to task) 761q1
V)042,1 : (warn) 70/77
adjust oneself adolescence
#6aVA
adjustment owv,7,9 (an 97.4glihrra P,7443;3,
adjusting) pri2g#6.aw: 1/4: adolescent (male) 14574 ;
make an adjustment Ma,* (female) PI. :
adjutant adopt (the motion)
administer '171)14 tut. ; (drugs) (a name) eiVerbeNi: ; (a

hrn (justice) milab method) OsPhM: ; (a child)

administration n ?tit 44...W: efr/M
administrative adopted (child) e74.4.1
--a-"4"Millgtive assistant adoption of child) 7. R. 63
44?" Mit44to (approving) al;160240
administrator adore (love) )11).#4.1 eegog
admir 1 (worship) ttil7f)V: ; (respect)
--rjr,t1)/41#2.
admiral
9' R59,11NhRrift:
/70 S4 ni?C't 4/71::
....F0703 1.04s 92c'
 8

adorn (decorate) h/ f7 ; (add advantage 111017. ; (superiority)

disteAction) /004= 02%

adult take advantage of
5.1's M7960 CdP)
adultery
off (0?)
adulthood advantageous 967/27092): ;
For.....??4= a/NI= pzin,h4,
advance, vt. ttroops) (favorable) .0P1
coRs4p wigia,n10, (a plan) adventure (bold undertaking)

Silt ; (money) n#IPanigi ; (unexpected

(the time of a meeting) O'R,P, experience) 77,2474T4

NW; ; (further one's adventurer aims Aax:

interests) thVii, ; (promote) (who schemes) 611,/be
?VW: adventurous (fond of adventure)

advance, vi. (move forward) "j4; 14a (full of risks)

(rise) 0101. (travel ria

forward) 112,/ adverb
FM.4W:i9Ar
advance, n. (progress) 74i.pg'sz adversary /17,0 (contestant)

: (movement forward) -1;.94741.:

adverse (criticism) TO:Pa.

in advance ntAgiopsii ? (decision) gent13
fl9s49911.1. ORP: '6e: (circumstances) "61./..9tre ;

advanced, adj. (courses) Y)41Ari ; (wind) nIziAt AO* 9042.:

(in years) 974,: ; (in studies) adversity 0T077I,

nXIVelAs 97409/ advertise (make known) ,ihdbeecto:

(ideas) n2/itas 9644912: Pgg: (praise qualities of a product)

advancement (improvement) clyY44: 419,4P= 19/11looti: 'v042:

(promotion) 969O49: i2'7 ?: adVertisement 1/94,1101,f

(raise in pay) TOler: (for a product) 931"

eyhdocotts,
 9

advice affirm (declare) h497Mi.

felra
advisable, be SNP 011111100
(confirm)' dg
advise (give advice) crp>71. affirmative

(inform) 15,06D96: affliaf fy,?97). 204gs

advisor (harass) hrn,Of
advisory be afflicted (by sleeping
advoc2t14(v.) sickness) 9274A, (by
.771-fir hrii9S:A760
advocate, n. (in court) Inu7,1r: locusts) AWA' ; (by a
(who argues for) 141,4'026: financial crisis) 74704
adze affliction (state of distress)

aerate 9avnos 2/4 =

; (something
aesthetics causing suffering) 104400e
""-..75:11V/W:
afar (pain) /11.41.0,e:

affable (courteous) NO: affix (attach) /740.1L: ;(add

(pleasant) ,)//g at the end) .)cpt,t

affair 7Agp ; (::vent) )94' affluence (wealth) Win/' ;

affect (health) )40ce)1,11 7474.;: (abundance) 6T5mo:

(trade) 70A3: ; (have an affluent (n.)

influence on) 74A"634b: 4, affluent, adj. (wealthy) No:

(stir the motion) Mi,(696) 4 (plentiful) flirr/V2:

(be fond of) co AR afford (give) //Ms ; (provide)

affection hh7T;
C
affectionate affranchise
7077-valeDO:
(nature
"mm-4-70737.1L611447:
affront (v.1
OaNg --TOGA
affront
,
affiancod, be 1111111111.41M
n.)
en
affili'hate
0:C/4
afire, be - --
11669646:
-/) 174 ?' 744.01/:
affiliation set afire
wPAcr: &aflame, be ....-
affinity (relationship)
n4h07/41)2474:
(natural attraction) Mal afloat, iletoarbi f (44 40
325 #74 14:
 10

(go around, rumors) aged (man) 9A. ; (woman)

56.4$
afoot he2A: (wine) 9/245:
; ;

;;;;One ; (feeling (a boy aged ten) //we 10,11

regret, unhappiness) d1)445

after (adv.) agency Rea FA (means)

pvkmeneerttimg
after (conj.) "014 + verb ju
Ati
agenda Sr/4:
n 4. verb + nide) agent 6oz4 (cause that
after all produces an affect) 0702
IP t Oar WI: tP.CD:
(agitator) h
be after (pursue) fl.44M agglomerate (v.)
(desire) 447 aggravate (irritate) &Mal
afternoon (make nowasu."1) h 7 (4P)
afterwards 44 aggravation IMI3P
'but
again/--"1-7177 r (moreover) cause an aggravation
nitup aggression
again and again 9/774: ,,e376$P, /nib
R.9991" gad/2,c
aggressive
dotagi ..."7151; / /724r:
against (in opposite direction) (ene=c)tal i7 e>
)34C ; (in aggressor
./n7n: el& SiPt:
opposition) neV,31PoRgb; (in aggrieved, feel
r44T
defense from) aghast, be
be against /Ay> co en) nat. .4ho A57/71:
age (vi.) 711.7/ ; (wine) n4h agile 1011494,2 ; (mind) 70/:
age (n.) 6.Q eg ; (old age) agitate (stir up public opinion)
err ; (time) min ))54411LY ; (of news) X45WI ;
be of age hne .1121P: 44e ( the lake) h9t0 R ;

in ages hii#$ //Or?' (soup) hirp4h

;32 f;
 12

air force 9 h 9G'= 144 alien (adj.) Q0'

air. letter
w.r (1))941 = Q)' 2?' alienate Mx!, Z AG-96
airplane Staiert3 alight, v. (of plane). )24. ;
airport ?ha 14V0 Ink? (of a person) CO L4
air raid 9h 9C s Warr alight, be (face) 4. V;
airsick, be re04 Oh 09) (fire) 747/1h/2h:
aisle 0,0 h6.9 align, vt. (soldiers) S44
ajar, be Ca, 2 (chairs) g
akin, be (be related) align (vi.) MA S.
*WM (be similar) alike :

#040: be alike 7401;44

alarm (v.) .)h'r/t Mg57,12 treat alike 07e: 117:
alarm (n.) 14 7f0/12, j (device aliment lb :
topmake)pompasorrer),,, rij alimentation h eVe.9 7 i?
94 Axel: pePh/nOti. alimony h /74
of,d)4t
alarm clorek 96 2Rea 4: 4471 alive /*WO,/ g 'h.. ;

alarming h44/2 (lively) 104'

al as t 00A1 be alive /7 CD = M.t
album 90094$ : 6931741: keep alive MO
alcohol h AY* ; (liquor) all, adj. (the whole of) thAi 0440.
cq9437 C clb/7212' all (adv.) ntggsr:
alcove 2R. all at once ng) 7?
alert (v.) lain7$0696: all in all M770461°12
alert (n.) dlihm)74016" all over /7 6102=4 is 6D4 49"
alert (adj.) 70: (ready) Na' at all jrb10: + negative verb
algebra pi R 116. be all over AA

alien 9orip: )0C: /4.9 from all over 9/7d,a7,1.

 11

agitation (of public opinion) come to one aid gzAwv

maim/P (excitement) ail sisr)

$9,076.h; algirM (of air) ailing n7jr:

07)4101#' be ailing h 061) 094)
ago ailment th fat'
46 P °Pled
a long time ago go) itgn
aim, V. (point a ..speer) 75/7217.g
agony nit, 9 4l ; (great pain) (-ntend) ,)/54 ; (make an
1.141e: effort) P79/1/14
agree be aimed at (of blow, of
agree with one (food) speech) 744 51./ is ,Yvki
aggreeable (suitable aim, n. (aiming) 9$ el7/224.- ;
to) ohotrz (direction aimed at) 4/9:
agreement h gkr 5 p (correspond- (purpose) 016*.
090
ence) CM 11 (sameness take aim ))$"/2/174
of opinion) iliDOPP aimlessly .26747 14*.
come to an agreement 06919 air (v.) hP44
conclude an agreement APP): air (n.) hPC (appearance)
SRS? OM') ; (manner) ;
agriculture (melody) AO:
32-4Zrn
MinistryPtieF3 710M,
of Agriculture airs (manners) 44.4.
122.1ta
1°)C T: give oneself airs Ad+,
ahead AR: (iteg-ott Aigr-
be ahead Me be in the air (rumor) /4.4
pgit on aens tot
be ahead. of 6 oro take the air #164:
go ahead *An! 96Mh: air attack 4;),) 9 : 'Pt* :
aid (v.) ta4 airborn s 440'
aid (n.) 7C4-46 (assistant) aircraft '1/W46°5'63'.
airfield 9,74)441-47' 474R:
 13

allay (fear) ,)017/71 ; (pain) allusion 5749:

make allusion WY:
allegation ost)j: 57C: 131.2 .oneelf Vs/P2Z
allege m ally (n.) 24F ; (military)
alloged mu: p.964 = Y2 R3: ,20e 7J
allegiance .1.1497 7$ g ; oath of almighty riy4
allegiance NI atiVp e almond hN
allegory b : almost + imperfect?
alleviate (pain) mi 61. ; A 4 eilipitui + 5D ; 71.4 eh.
(distress) SIM alms "pp?.
alley MO : Orr : alone i2Y
alliance iMP i hr.9158 along /7 I n.--rgy:
allied (nations) 19,7)a 2,r.47 along with 71 "e2 :
(related) pop 1/ "Digs& alongside° . . . 77:
be alliedi 714244 h0967 aloof, stand 747440 = Itt :

allocate /0444 aloud eria

allot (money) a 2/7 ; (work) hinalaphabet .46 R d s

allow (permit) & R ; (provide alphabetical 01, R4

for) arDR ; (acknowledge alphabetize nelj IQ Ai 'lb s

the right) 7/196/16 already og'9v. 96gs-b

allowance Sobs
00 at oS
12.4r g 40
no allowance ar 90A 174) also
all right (yes) 11A (satisfacto-taltar
ri op) lh (in good conialter (vt.) h DO m
d
dition) Als p: alteration (change) h to" r:
all-round 974 92 //MP: (adjustment) Or94 net,
allude )7 f t altercate ifteraloore
allure h 65 9 4n: altercation 7PC j") s
329
 14

..........
alternate (vt.) )? 6. 61 4 ambitious (eager) 77 ;
alternate (vi.) t4 6. tp 4 0: (reqUiring great skill)
alternate (n.) 3.17? //MP° 77; ih 20517,
alternate (adj.) 14 4, 66 ambivalence epoeD 5.14A
M 4.6446 amble (walk at a slow pace)
alternative (n.) fb e, Pi *kr: 03 7, 6, g ; (horse)
alternative (adj.) )6rillril) ambulance 7).9?v,1/27j =

although -nt; &psi+, 2: -17 # ambush ..,g*rns eve9:

altitude 746.6.01)$?: ambush (n.) 6 /72 1- J 6. /124P:41:
altogether (on the whole) lay in ambush MW/I7: Igpo
nn4 66 to; (entirely) rifg,,,,yeb ameliorate (vt.) ,7
alumnus 7009 ".01= ameliorate (vi.) 244142
always t4A 2g z. //tope: amen S erg s

(without exception) 5b3 2119': amanable, be

111.111111111.111INIMPNIPIPIIMP
000011111111
#fni* s (Pia
amalgamate
9 04 oh TO s =

amass eflip amendment 9 ap = 4V/2

amateur er,744, amends rj 4:
amazing perZyAglep.. amenity 9= Ail otzs P
be amazing ),hase)&o, America Set/&$7:
ambassador kg-D ri 4 c American ?,e2rvtoi-
amber 470/s 46% Amharic ?70'5411:
ambiguous (having more than one amiable MOR7 =

meaning) '4' (doubtful) amicable 494005,1%

; 61 .9 = amidst n . . WS

ambition (the thing desired)

111111111.0
amiss, feel 09.)
(eager desire) go amiss TO,A XR49
amity co4a5A:

3 .3 ()
 15

111..
ammunition TAP= (anything ; an seta at,

usable as a weapon) Gri9"4/6ert analogous 740440:

amnesty ,PAZ A .analogy orpep 440
among 4- eir liras 2: ""'
11111000.11WWWW
analysis (of the situation) ;MOP
amongst 19 o1) V)7 (of water) OIN.:1024P:
*war

amorous VOCY: 911740; analyze 744$1. otrZe041

become amorous anarchy 941,47,
nPP))01 2:
amount, v. (reach) tilj anatomy (science) U2Aez (the
(be equivalent) 0#10/124:. physical structure)
amount, ra. (total) el9/4 ; WOO s ha/be
(extent) 41/P ancestor Iljed) : AppRe
the whole amount IA/A ancestry 'R610: A,s2A;%.:
ample (enough) 4 qk ; (of anchor (vt,) OM ;P? 4= r2/40
large size) hir: anchor (n.) ~AO'
amplifier Augbp = 6974), ancient (n.) PLO's/kat
amplify h71 5j (44110/1 on) hi? 14- ancient ( adj . ) Xei r ; ( long
amputate -00Zrn past) fl'5Af 1134?'
amulet Wit', (old-fashioned) n'3' P1=
amuse N,g4, r ; (cause to and
laugh) 16? anecdote y1:4,
amused (diverted) OR/Ms ; anew l'.7; Ai' 7r
(expressing enjoyment) angel avit,7t)
hgt t &*= anger
amusement (pleasure) 14hdt : anger (v.) ,4ligi4 r Xh0-0117:
(enjoyment) en:09;:g.: ; (thing rouse one's anger. 77 /pAtti2e
that amuses) cM Aar angle (n.) oyAgy,
amusing PAZ 9hRhP (causing from all angles nandt's ??4,7173,
laughter) ew angry (reply) cc r9 ; (person)
3' 1 Orie4
 16

be angry, become angry announcer tivr,b.2. griohowitei raG:

Ort2sa k400,2?: annoy (irritate) h /Om : ;

anguish tsiblOAs (make angry) SPRR.:

angular op annual (n) Cin.tt: etb

animal
0111111011.111111~
3h a
; (wild) AcUi.o: annual (adj.) gdb to ,
animate, v. (of a smile)
011P Akr) (plants) /7/02': h7 = 9171277.
(inspire) 774= (give life) annual ly /iyaog:
A geopls /trip: ; (discussion) -annul
09v,i'i's ham J
(put into anoint cfrfj:
74:04070,
action) hi or? on anomalous croYhtrPR
animate. adj. (41.$4.) anonymous AP "AV' lEnA
animated (discussion) 0042*/6: another
animation answer (v. ) trp/6/11 X44' "
animosity orbg: (be suitable) 974 (4P)! UV..
ankle c e 811/9 95n) 81"24P 9 answer back "14 (421)
anklet SPOC answer for (be held responsible)
annals iiP:d6b A*4 Si5; = y4 02,00g, 1:

annex (v.) #' 'M

......_...SNIP
answer to (correspond) 74h *eh
annex (n.) 44tPr ilaser'6's answer (n.) or? Mh:
annihilate AO reyrA3s ,/474. ant 71C?:
anniversary figitt\: antagonism fro'
(yearly) Se* J /MO antecede n .

announce (make known) V144;42 antecedent (ancestry) 41.47'27 :

(give formal notice) 74 R VP 7T: .; (previous events
(call out) ml,: (a decree) in a person's life) arte;P:
.407:
War: (herald) ')/?/)/.:
announcement orb "MN 7 010,, 4 44 antelope guyit
 17

antenna X3ters
aatosil 40.7 17749:9'.: hato:
anterior V4743441:
an how "tionf°1- S, 3R 174.,
be anterior Owns; Elora 409:
anthem PM: 64V162,,C:
an thin ,)7477 = /701 .921.91°.° /Pee
anticipate, vt. (do in advance)
OR er s ; (expiect) 0401:
anything else 44:0e:
hR : (take care ahead
not anything',.M.P:
of time) 4/1/709601. U,7;
not for anything AftstOr
anticipate (vi.) fj h/7 e740
antipathy 1902
emu ,psz:ifri: %VI Pelt ere
antipoos (places on exaclty
anywhere 0,97):
opposite sides) M4 3 P.+; apart 1h.fit24499:
(opposite things) A91.61t
apart from n fihrilba
antiquated 24: fhdiaP: be apart (at a distance) OPP*
antique 91,7: (in age) M6hin:
antiquity (times long ago) pro: apartment 147(407,
2/i ; (oldness) 77.111;3 apathy 494 mai?,
antler 410:
au. gin? 3
anus c3/74/77:
4titr: a 44 't
aj,722,c
anvil 010
apologize 'Oat s top, goedi i5075:
anxiety /94 (eager desire) apology 04ibath : OVI n "'.
apoplexy OITA $ n7.1, r
anxious pt4ZW4.:
apostate q/Ze9forl: 024:469':
be anxious troubled) A5: apostle th9V2t .

(eagerly desiring) 22 $ apothecary en p_ aye

C7,61 4.07.0 ?reaso appall i)fitS7/128
any other At,: appalling 9e21494/1 ea.214":
any place Per apparatus O17 I96":
nut ... any fistro: apparel Ali h =
 18

apparent 9A R'' applaud )tral gm fit

be apparent .4#9: (praise) JPAq4 0.8
apparently, relative perfect or applause elpf)/Di?:
imperfect followed by //02//64; apple A4Ar 7732):
apparition °L Abp. appliance
appeal (vt.) At917: le, Wet:
appeal, vi. (request) ,OD$ applicant SIT04477:
(be attractive) 407 Rh*. P'6.7 2222.1.asu.sa (request) etlaief))7.r:
010 (use) OV M Aft' (putting
appeal, n. ; (call for to use) ituer: 4A ;
aid,) (effort) 774?°1 420,9,/8
appear: (stand 2221x, vt. (put to practical use)
before an authority) #4/2' /1Pio= his )1,3/5.1 ,4,112960Wile
(be published) 40/1: ; apply, vi. (make a request)
a hh :
(seem) hoh)7,43 ; (have
appearance (aspect) do AO: ; references) 740730,2,i:
(act of appearing) athpiii" appoint 0.07): ; (time for
4'r
OMP?
make an appearance 1)10: ,M; meeting) 00 45'
appease (anger)
.....111.1110.0111
%/A 4 anointment (date) *Me..
(give in) foAs (office) 3450Pt
append Sysliii 2.-mEticis hVO h
appendicitis Peig= A Zirl= appraisal, make an 7db7'
appendix (anatomy) pC4't ?..? mpraise (set the price) 7f1t7 .*
(written) 9 621 09G etb 9/5 =9 Ve (estimate the quality) ,)=00031
appertain itev 4,201 asji).ate (be grateful for)
appetite 951, vi Of )6(17473: ;(value) &R/2, ;
have an appetite MO14 (raise in value) 2he;0141?:

otsei
 19

(be aware of) 07/#/?: approximate (v.) 74,96e4:

(be sensitive of) 74/1.67 Cat) (a number) y1/4 3 oes
appreciation (gratitude) fo 42 PIapproximately 0 (pip? 920:
(understanding) hirppz h 's?' g
apprehend (seize) jib ; approximation ipszPs
OIMIP .ao,,MsNEMaDO 11..Y.ONSIP

(perceive) i'Zq (41;1°) April 0324.

apprehension (capture) 02PAPP apron 71:
(understanding) 09W91' ; apt (remark) 07/2: ; (pupil) Tot
(fear) epeot apt to / + negative imperfect

be filled with apprehension )49640:

11/9.911 :
aptitude h/d.,#
apprehensive, be --- Arab et y/2:
apprentice 74ha3oyfj Arabic 9#441
approach, vt. (make proposals) Arabic OZ120%.

S5,74: ; (a problem) arbiter Ni,.#6#:

Sgt., 3 ( approximate ) arbitrary (decision) 9/74-DA/5:
a 4 4 (/2 ?) (ruler) 4.44'04. I Pak?fri
approach (vi.) 4/) arbitrate ',ILI)
approach, n. (coming near) 006/: arc ,M 4s

(way of dealing) HA' arch f'hAs

appropriate, v. (allot) OM: archaic 94/73P:

(seize) CD4R 02?) archangel 496: 'WA):

appropriate (adj.) Om archbishop AO: 44h=

approval (consent) 4,4 architect P3''67: PCRAI 024170th:

(favorable acceptance) architecture (style of building

%IMP* ,70/eco #4:
approve (agree) 4.474g.thP)17409.
(sanction) h8g9b0 (speak (aft,t of designing buildingS)
well) ,e/M75: ?Mt vie.,
 20

archives 102/7g1 /sp. arm $.7W ; (of a chair) 6 M %So/

ardent 304 r, carry in one arm palki:
ardor ohs heSP* take one in his arms h04.:
arduous (exercise) 1e0 3 with open arms AVMs
( lesson) nnar /ig's armament 9/»o (M I969:
area (surface) ti4P' ; (region) armband 7. ay ,
17$6-: ,)V/7/20 armchair of a 94 a'
argue (dispute) #421.0631POr armed (adj.) P/Pes OVV62 91//I
(give reason for an argument) be armed ?Mel OVV6.9 I .19.1/1
"1474 ; (in court) armed forces pine 1007 =

'AIV% armful `het$: Ortch:

argument be .)4t epo egb# : armistice Vres *fib: h krop
(reason for an argument) armpit 4)0971:
#74:
argumentative i.dral,,eitvoios
arm 0/6"..z. P/1241: 064969:
arid (dry) 140:
(uninteresting) geYvaghP1 be under arms h MOP .2"96t
aridity Ah OP: bear arms 9/170114496,9: 941..
arise (rise up) 74$1: ; (come armY MCI Pine: tittele9,
into being) it 6. rn ; (large number) OV, p'

(occur) h., /71 OT aroma ./14'

aristocracy orpilit eb4gIV: around fi.. #4,g ; (approximately)

aristocrat n h r) . .QUA '7a 19i
arithmetic 4 7. around here /MeV: /0/2,
ark are I eh aV arouse (awaken, stir up) giornivf,
Ark of the Covenant (suspicion) 54440
P247: d'i?i) arrange /49z ( put in order)
arm (vt.) ,i//.74/720: AL At,. (classify) .E444,
arm (vi.) m arrangement ep.sur,KA
336
 21

make arrangementi. articulate (v.) niptear:

NOP 4 7, artifact .AX" Wdehl: ;Pe'
array (v.) Pi aq artifice Mg,
array (n.) /Mg a' artificial 46Dts Goa:
arrest (capture) (stop) ; (affected) NW): .1011'b
P/40: ; (attention) 01A,: artillery fl /7R. eviy&fa
arrest (n.) Oene (army) OM'S
make an arrest artisan ir /MP X74 :
be under arrest artist 9t$: TO"?' *0.1 C2f4A1
arrival (flank
..0^.11.rilimeMaD
(painter) 44/14.
al rite
arrive
awalp60.4111- J444.. (succeed) as (when) /) + imperfect, VIAwl;
(hP) can't In
arrogance 57w6Pur (MP= (because) hip
arrogant f7 4 6 71 pdAPIra ascend OM: ; (the throne)
arrow c0 /761 Ma: #0eiDint
(what resembles an arrow) ascension drefe.06/72,
*0' (Christ's) oc2i3J
arsenal f69)19Gers 4, w6,? ascent 02202,02Ps
(building for storing arms) ass WI:
?mat doly6s: (9.9-04'34p. (behind) A.
arson 94P, "01'1776 = av,r4,
ear/s.0110111=0
assail niftens ,?/)756..
art yass/7401 assassin ieghe 74g:
(skill) WWII /au assassinate -9 R
artery AP: Ike : assault (v.) A/74/73
article (object) assault (military) 11.0:
(section of document) AlAt: (attack) 0444.s
(in newspaper) ' assemble (vt.) /WIWI
(in grammar) Orb )I' C: assemble (vi.) MA40:

3 3V
 22

assembly h 1( I 7, /7 assign (appoint to a duty) deig/71 ;

assent (v. ) 314 1. : (fik) a745: (allot) ilAl:
assert (insist upon) 7427/7) (transfer property) // XL
(declare positively) nr,7 assignment (assigning) $04.44):
assess (value) 7,0 (job to be done)
(fix the amount) it-104MA 0,22446P: e"'4"
ascertain .1 f Xr*G. : assist (vt.) 4 4
ascetie(n) assist (vi.) OPT
ash S OR' assistance S c qd s
ashamed, be --- h$1.4$
1111011,1.10
assistant c.gpp
ashore GOA% associate (vt.) SHOVAI NZIW**
ashtray 0,4 e it 41: associate, vi. (keep company)
aside, --- from 17 - /7,t9647 vIg gm ; (have contact)
ask (A goo, a' 9 97P,' f4Z419"
asleep, be --- or: ; associate (n., adj.) 74006;
(foot) a 5 la (co) association (society) 09Inc ;
fail asleep 4/4191 h19644" (companionship) '
aspect U. ti.,/, s (c#84.8(0tinct) 7/17
(connection of ideas) ?1,0:
every aspect W.A/4.P.' Anc assort h
assume (suppose) 74fD =
;
asperse S ep & (feign) hi) azi h (take
asphalt h4 .14 17-14. on) 91/ I 0 96/M;

aspire 74ePTI 22_ assurance (security) 034,9 743: ;

asset ingef2; (self-confidence) mph
assets "MLP o)isorpeal: $62,11). a #7.Pi
assiduity p.97, (confidence) isnfel5P:
assiduous assure :44 .77m

338
 23

assured, adj. (manner) attend (be present) ?h7Y.:

n : 90, oyeby (income) (accompany) Yall ; (serve)
7? 7h Ph : ; (treat, doctor)
9 (WY' r
astonis'a 96 )),2':
astonishment AI r4p3 attendance a 739
astound : h Pt take attendance 110% Mb =

astray, go --- attendant, n. (guard) /7)/0:

lead astray ,.744s (who is with another person

astrology S
111.0.41.
?'ht. V0: in service) #,?..41g:
astronomy ,w)? artvez attention hip r an 3 AM' 4A 1 ?
asylum 11770 s call attention to S44/7:
r>
at n : pay attention 4 a7t4,2. 40P.:
athlete h c r; draw attention to hh75#4,
atmosphere :44 9 ,do attentive A 7 :
atone vi rh /7: attest 0'04 V 4:
atrocious : attestation tea, $

atrocity attired, be .. 6/74:

attach (fasten, join) 7.f..?//: attitude frin ¢ I 141404 ; (way of
( assign) lib thinking) }? 4,4,12/97:

attack (v.) (x n a in a ... 4 attorney ow,

( assault) TAO (criticize/attract 44
11~.101WIMINWRAIMNI
(win the
sharply) .,06. I #44': attention) 674 77:
attack (rt.) 0.919,01P I 604b attractive foryky4 ; (pretty)
attain
0.111.111111.11%.0=1/
,,73 96T.ZIDC
attempt (v.) attribute (trait) OA
attempt ( n . ) = (mark regarded as a symbol)
make an attempt ?I'M,:

33 9
 24

auctioli chip,F$ autobiography fejih; 9P/.140;7:"04"?:

audacious g 4, a ; automobile OPP2P
audacity Ati ,P autonom,ous (nation) f 13 :
audience 9M/744J 5 ,/1 746146 (department) 6-4 7: 740 j 96V4Re:
auditor ,)moydr:
(who examines accourits) P autonomy 964 565,1,
V00/12/),6 6
auditorimi '7 : autumn appa:
augment Spa,) CtLe t Man, ; auxiliary 1.4P
(income) .),)A7: avail (v. ) /72/60V-*
August avail oneself of mil- MP)
aunt tn9A avail (n. 1p4Irb ) s

aura al 6, h: of no avail 9; - /2h .

auspices 9 41, $ available, be Wefts Me

auspicious 74 /14h: 9e241-1: avalanche c1,13

austere (person) Te#: avarice 74,195;3 £
Mr111w111
(look) philbes avaricious an. do:
authentic (:signature) 1704 r: avenge
IftawrirrilmswalwIP
4494h
( account) 9612.110T 1 avenue 4710 : ; ( approach) /V
author
0.1111.11IN g4-.1.= (who average 0 r era ynb7:
originates) ,)64T len 3 on an average npht 74"
authoritarian 6, fjIr : Ocie. qty averse, be to
onmilft110.11,ftwedimar
in
authority (power) /toil aversion iphY:
(expert) . OF avert
a-ithorities oheitoRn avid .9'7"
OWINGIOMINIMP

authorization fr4/4/17 avoid /fire

authorize ; (give power) avouch )7 t .9 /4

twin n2 $ 4/72 avow

des~Nslinie
SAPS=
auto op n ft; await 74m /7/11"
 25

awake 69 ;,91, ;
awe ake (adj.), be to "Nos fat: Niffel
baboon
keep awake (vt.) 3 44 f la baby 1 fJ7 :
keep awake (vi.) 10' OP' babyhood $1
stay awake $0;2; 49: bachelor coy? :4/710,
awaken #4944 back (n.) Ze/i
award (v.) 2rh0P: back of head CIPPCP
award (n.) W6f 17,31s in the back '2 4/ : 7

away, be ---- igAs (be take on one's back AIM:

distant from) k94= (go back (adj.) 934 ; (room)
away) lig, nilze/2.phi(nuraber) jh 6.
awe (v. ) SO; back (adv.), iegvia and forth
awe (n.) ti teed. rs 0'4'9,14 co AS EAU
awesome ,7i)11.6= be back 140701';
awful ,74.0*: ; (bad) .
back (v.) . rel 1:0'

e'D Pr : (liar) 90/2A; back down' CO

( job) ,7/1M/2.1= back out A4.7471 .0141"1-4' Sh:

awfully backache faC/P: ?tru.91":
awe hile brePt is backbite S*:
awkward 74) : (shape) backbone n 496.
Ikan: (time) 9011141. background, in the --- fiVrel:
;

(gait) 494V4)% keep in the background

awl h I backwa
7M
'1rd
em : 14:
awning TCAVa be backward dOgs .14a 964:
ax GeV IP .P backwards coA!..4:
.axiom 1.),6rD,3 f eAtift.. backyard 2 c:
11111 axis ity bacteria 4 etilf 10'4,11
azure 940 s bad 12,4, eyo re: (light) 70,T" ;

3.1 1
 26

(apple) 9/21,/243 bald 69,12/72 ; (mountain) 74/72;

(language) gyej; . be bald06V/12

feel bad PaY5P: G),%440?1019..9151 bale (n.) 704:
(feel sad) A/IP ball I/2 I) ; (festivity) pi3u)
go bad de53'' 78ibi01. ; (of yarn) TM.

not bad ,Ibyp balloon 4,p..

badge ,)tpop, ballot efveass 04514,7%
badly (very much) 12.4,r; balm 9,1PA4,32 p s 07a:
(not well) 027re U.", (anything that soothes)
be badly off OF.746 PAY' ;i1

bad-tempered lkInts balmy (weather) hh64.:

baffle /)/e: ,5712: bamboo Ar/24:
bag (purse) PC4: ; (sac) ban (v.) ,774%
/4?" r p4" banal. y(ev =

baggage 2N, banana enh/Y:

bail q?? fit! 971///ii ,50; band (for hat) TS" noro I
bake 4.7741 ; (clay) /77/74: (for watch) ef9/56..e:
baker gr:,9,24: t, usicians) 94e2've#i: 24==
bakery g p en),,,oft 4,2 (group) 20:
balance, vt. (budget) fhhiVvhs bandage (v.) ?/,4 I /7441: ,,,Az :-
(a stick) /619J ,b4610: bandage (n.)
balance, vi. (account) bandit WV'
617%CM/72: ; (scales) bang, v. (the door) ,-)5'.0
;1M S= 3co. s: (the elbow) ,7f9472)
balance (n.) 012#3: (the fist) ab..#:
(difference) banish 70/./ (drive out) 7 haT74,-
(remaining time) ftAZ. d. 2/i: bank (shore) cn0 7/1/: alar:
balcony h75p: (credit firm) fraqi: ; (of earth)
11A 'go
') 4:414
 banker Oh : 113)2
banknote vm i /ma
bankrupt, be ---
bankruptcy eiTh z 979je% ,2,1frA
banner (flag) hVR0114°71
8barefoot Ws )7%?:
barehanded OR* £
barely 6694;
e96$31's MVO:
bargain (v.) p4 ?761
(straightforward)
27

(piece of cldth with writing) bargain (n.) p1,. X':

eV -AO; 444: bdrge eirb,Ps eiTCY)rn
banquet 9.?$ tm y7: bark bin:
baptism i7ehp 9: bark, vi. (dog) 0/173
baptize (give a Chris- bark,:n. (of tree) itibe444
2/17,9,0
tian name) 57VehP,' h-9 49 (of dog) Orr /)
be baptized 970hPP: Af44/: take off the bark 6/77
bar (obstruct) Nei barley ?iih:
(gate) 0404 (forbid) barracks h 6.0
P11,2173 barrage 62,44 41 ( shooting)
bar, n. (piece of metal) 9404P;
(barroom) /IT= /SA barrel ./7::e2714eAti /7e417 sS
(court) '$ear: AP: barren (woman, cattle) eir V
(obstacle) abilf Pi): (soil) grialeol:
barbarous PT' Ar: barricade (v.) /49 ;
barbed 7,w.ze 0/77"p : &?: barricade (n.) orr#1 .#0904e92
-----7700% ov '/zf$
barber g'210: MOMP: barrier 744 (obstacle) 0-049)74
barber slip 9n 07474 fpny.. e0: barring (prep.) g44 : nh7041
bare (adj) /7/4 (naked) barter (v.) hag)
1/4011 (scanty) Mhgr: barter tn.) 06 9949 11:7`200
(top of hill) cli; base (v.) 4061)4°
7h/72 1 744
lay -bare base (n.) 090W4Pb (station)
bareback An?
0111111110.111100.11,
htka% (of stew) agn,514091

313
 Lb

me -4.
base, adj. (e sally low) battery ople ; (two or more

gyq ; (inferior) ,'s, cannons) PC"),Pi V3

baseless 4001.040 121): battle .(v.) : ; (for

basement "ta 4P: freedom) 91.r.9:44:

bashful 4,epola battle(ig.17)C5PE a). 4211
basic ennv4# r .r. 4925.2: battlefield 9/72e: ery4E pri705;7;
basically 4600J4.0: bawl h#4bs Who= h12404.?
basin (shallow canal) "20024 : bay (n. ) eV)a
(of river) ,YhOs bay (adj.) Si 9

basis db GuL ; (facts) d'9//I' bayonet 417

basket 001ePt bazaar OR 41
basketball 904070= gah= beach PiNhe% 44q:
bastard P.1,46: bead fobs (of sweat)
baste a 4004: fil2W474:
bat (v.) hey beak %eg
bat (n.) PAIA.P 44" beam (of wood) 44).. a

batch t2974A% ; (group) (light) 0361=

bath 9? °fa° l7141 bean Oh%
take a bath "2h = d'") bear (give birth) ephAT;
bathe (vt.) )/n/2: (carry) 74/3'neb
bathe (vi.) ":091/27/7z (endure) ....4744) ; (finish). (f :4;e;
bathing-suit 9re.: 414: ear ; (news) ,7 ///5 :
bathrobe ene* tri rt. : 1711 bear one out .9-bhci: thP)
bathroom 98ir dvn / bear to the right 167%,01/:
bathtub P' 4Z 74 : bear up e1'4 3 Of I =

battalion
-111111.1110111
boar (n.)
batter (M.) /2.17 : beard in :

X341
 29

bearing (manner)
(relation) 620,P6
" go to bed

lie in bed
or
Or
dignified bearing (900": 7074: make the bed ,d1.91 '4014

having bearing on 74arth YID put to bed ,y11 44

beast ,?0t, ; (brutal person) bedbug pl 3 s
>dien: bedding /49: 4 1M
beasts ,,b.rp. Bedouin /24°P.'t oe )V4
beastly 9,,,axtd3p. bedridden, be - --

beat A/J4/227 no1 ; (in a game) bedroom 07/700: API

(17 Xi ( the woods) "?/M beadspread Iv o= 1)4-
beat around the bush ge:Re: bee '04W
Shs
beat up .14.e/24 queen bee 93/1= ,?06."
beating Rs ing beef 9/N. :
suffer a beating 14;r5 b. beer /249: ; (native) /77i):

beautiful 4a. efiD: beeswax 4P =

(ceremony) 9gebf ; (costume) beetle TIAZ/1/4
0101111.0.111.41111411411

9612APC: (day) r4.: befall ,2,9 mow

beautifully ,?4..pev: before (conj.) h + negative

beautify 7h.;/72: i erfect

beauty 0770' e-/I2: before, prep. (time) 17 - - -R ;
beauty parlor olse: 001: (place) ,4)??1.0'
because (conj) hh before (adv.) W11/: M.PPI
because of h4-- 12/101 fl / (i: 04.9":
become 00i; (be suitable) beforehand n hat° Or;
Y'2 00') ; (look well on) befriend Avr, of
(fi.) beg hd7)$$
becoming, be --- beget 0174, (produce)
bed '70: ; (of flowers) 0-011. hnm,
3 4 ri
 30

beggar ber7V; believer ;507 ft,

begin (vt.) rev (bring belittle .),V44.:7* kvi '22'
into being) V1'01) bell eV : ; (small) OW:
begin (vi.) AreUr 0/6Y: belligerent m Of) 4.r
(come into being) 10 bellows e0 f4P3
beginner 'o,6 :1 belly /pp%
beginning tpterrav bellyache 94*C'IMP: 1'0,2):
(act of beginning) SZ177eVe belong to (it belongs to him)
begrudge (the honor) lor= ; 5456: (be a
(the money) t a3 (a) member of) 9YWal/ziea:
beguile (deceive) ,hibhhs ; be P° 2 Pi:
(delight) ,7/4401 beloved 604.r:
behalf, in 011.1.1111.1111
of hhi below (prep.) n - /2,4
behave (act well) CM 41 V.91, below (adv.) noci neue
0099 R ea ; (act) Wb: belt P: ; (coffee or
behavior ; (action) wheat belt) t744 t A pa :
S446.roP bench "794 l2 : ev14e1
behind IA; 77. /7hYt.VJ (position of judge)
- 41F$P8
be behind ags hof$4,i bend (vt.) '00449:
(be late) 479: bend, vi. (river) ,4/770////:
being (creature) 47/72,41 ; (nail d7on/17 ; (tree) )7"14:
(essence) .$4 ag,,41 4 - ,
Vs.
*1P;L:ise
come into being VtAtftse beneath (prep. I
IMM 71 - 164101 4. .pc
belated e p beneath (adv.) P..#; '2/70°
belch "771 ; (of volcano) benediction d. U :
;1,

belief 1751/5P: give benediction (IL'?

believe )707:03 ; ( think) 07344 benefactor R,v tew 4 40
make believe 4?402144. beneficial 07.96'01'.
 31

be beneficial MOO?) besiege 1104:

beneficiary ,f/y/.002; best (adj.) 501'117 va-A.
benefit (vt.) 1W04°"1704'15 /9t r P/,4 41.
; (friend) AAeW:

benefit (vi.) 4,1,10122: best (adv.) AW.0171.:7

benefit, n. (advantage) 1.4,121 W460#
(act of kindness) 0044 ; at best V4% /243
(medical) '774) 944/ get the best of someone
benevolence 01,01% bestial eAtAtosP:
benevolent /2 I3'6 2 bestman 12.4
(smile) pi ,1,11 bestow (a medal) 41402:1;
benign h (money) A iv:
( smile) 174 bet (v.) def2414: ; (be sure)
benumb
amilaMilemill
%gbY,1 t7ev,?2,7: /00:
be benumbed A/0?/*# bet (n.) 4430) re4'
bequeath make a bet ieCIAZ 411
bequest (legacy)eeDh3 betray 574: ; (confidence) 074.;
(last will) ,6$1.4$ (reveal) 744 ep) I ...94/.4
bereaved MAd95; ;
betrayal MO;
(bereaved mother) betroth
be betrothed
be bereaved /2Vr: ///// better (v.)
berry 4' to better (adj.) p,Av:.
beseech I, dlof be better AT ( after
f r.c
beside t-perfir4 ,2
ilwOMPVMOIUMMINP
;lei illness)
7.) eri YO f rye:
- ta9 feel better
besides (prep. )V - A.' er i"hei e get the better of someone
beside (adv.) n129": A 4 (cheat) 3731AA (overcome
b /2

34
 32

between el, 5M4 bill of Lse polo epoPi ,/eXes

(one or the other) GOA. bind MZ; ; (a book) int/6
(from to) ,/ fl159' (cow's legs) e A t (to
beverage 'b rs a job) fi.lokres
beware 495 960 binder /91 abIti
bewilder Vk bindery f ort, 0,92Z 2,s 0 .1

beezitch ert7y(P: 3 we 7 (../7,) binding, n. (of bnaN; ordyva.

(fascinate) 044: binding (adj As
bey yond (prep.) ,I 1?/92ej be binding 1441 )..? ;
(outside of, above) 97. /705 binoculars ))004)/2; 12214,e;
beyond (adv.) 4104,417t "Aga biography svAi ,1/474 t 37 a
bias ,4y. biology /2 9,4 z
biased, be U4: bird a) 0?
Bible 0,e'17 birth p a), 40.0: ; (being born)
biceps MUT,: //AAA": eroa)hap, ; (of a nation)
bicycle AhfrM,A
bid, v. (invite) "Yi (offer give birth to ectA4
a pric&9,aS4A: ; (order) birthday Apjgps to 3 :
birthplace 7yx4e:Ap: ek
bid (n.) pen t biscuit ifih,pv..
bifurcate ?4A/' bishop 44h:
big p, .; (important) bit, n. (of bridle) 40.:
bile tvb;,3.. bit, a --- Pr4h:
bill (charges for service) (A. ; bit by bit pty% :
(money) We: ; (draft of law) not a bit P10.6,917 + negative
Pih9: 04; (advertisement) overa, VC b
wij4i:13 ; (beak of bird) quite a bit 44292,..
7) I:*
bitch AP: 41,775/:
 33

bite (v.) P24; ; (of pepper) blame (n.) e:00;

A c4PAP4; f ; (an apple) put the blame on CO 04
'drop: blameless t/17.& f44nR7
bite off 7 a' bland (food) 00P.91"' flA0443°s
bite (n.) 70T; (manner) 61)44"
have a bite tli/4.. 0,0,4 (young man) 6.1/1/
biting. (wfir,d) 9e2.92.0 s ; blank (n.) ae.9912: ; (empty
(remark) "yrIp 2 forgi% space) OR% /2"0% (of
bitter (adj.) l!' 46i ; (hardship) bullet) peet7ATP
frPh,##% ; (words) IPA blank (adj.) lA
bitter (adv.) /7,,410: blanket ...nee,: 4,02h ;
be bitter about 0-79G 4 (of snow) t7,9190:
taste bitter Orb 1, blare (v.) OP J7; WA.* : ype:
bitterly (of trumpet) /97.911424:0-3 A.91)7/.0
bizarre j^ : Abe : blare (n.) ens'
black (cloud) c9,4004* blaspheme - 17,9P ,72..e.4 1:.
be black (color) 0900oZ% hag b t >9?X%
(dark) din' haw: blasphemy p.,91142,1,e;., hops
turn black !IV 09Z * ,2*% 49;V:
blackboara rp : 4: blast, v. (a tunnel) 44a:
blacken h h'! g G = ; (the OA Ws UV:Crocks)
reputation) ,i7oliefa. 44'P/'S: P2heopa:; (the
blackout rybi0,: aVerinvhflo horn) 45,4% f 4 : ; (one's
blacksnith Isfryggre = hopes) 46214'1P74. (n;)
bladder de.r.1 blast, n. (noise) a?, : 0214731:
blade (of knife) bAA s (razor) ; (strength) pa;sr:
.9*bt ; full blast '29"A% /207-4:
(of grass) 0/29=4:
blame, v. (find fault with) 690'n ;blatant (child) ;

(hold responsible) ,./2 (error) 7 4

349
 34

blaze, v. (with joy) ,?/26-) blind (v.) ,y 40,4: (of sun)

(with light) /?0 r/2 l 44 ; (of anger)
(of fire) 7i MAIM .14' 4 4-:11,

blaze (n.) ln4n (mark blind (n.) orp,p4 r

made on a tree) .01915bPs blind (adj.) 10 e;
blazing (sun) /444' (curve) 9e9e..74,:
bleak (weather) 40 °become blind 146,4
(peak) "24,1: be blind 65A7t f, e49:91'
bleary, be --- 4////: blindly 4,5.1: 62527 arr.:
bleat blindness 13 O e
bleed Rey; (for freedom) blink (of eyes) be747/)3;
A.9'" ) h4 =
(of flashlight) 2 r=
blemish (v.) h71446- a A24,42.9104 yi ,G7
blemish (n.) J97,27; blister, have a /A';
blend (vt.) bOW block (v.) /49
block ; (the march)

blend, vi. (of colors) Vie y77,e : (the view) nho:

hr.!? block, n. (of wood) 994' = 40-4)0=
blend together 0406: blockade ap 242;.?
blend (n.) (PA blond $09 gy4
bless (of priest) ty.,2 ; blood ROD.
(of father) d7)496: draw --
(praise) /$41,42$: (of in cold blood /2.9471.
fortune) #94e.5: blood money PRg'0 99.9
blessed '4+ AdePe)7: blood relative OecA,r9= 09473,4e"
blessing g. no & blood vessel ,g91:1 eudic
give blessing ev bloody (knife) fly P: 17, 4 e
say the blessing 91) he917; (riot) AP' P f =

blight 0,..0 64,451 bloom (v.) /7.17 ;

a.
 35

bloom (n.) 0/ATI blowout, hr -1 a --- AS 4/;I:

blossom (v.) P7/7093 blue (colc /519,)92)1'
blossom (n.) )7/7: (gloomy) 9,4P, 41b
blot (soak up) ,01101212.0Vg bluff (v.)
f
%thhhS
diWOMPIWINWOW
7*:
.11. .444 I th
(make a spot) *Ara /,.)9 /7: bluff In.): rp= /4: 74'4:
blot up ,70ero /99."),: blunder (v.) 24447'
blot (n.) 3 0094t2e), 4e ; (on blunder (n.) hA71P. a
character) 174;?1. blunt (knife) 45,-/6 ; (pencil)
blotter Or Li5VAVansts 4:91) ;. (speech)
blotting paper foilletas GOG O's Ph;
blouse get 7/.. become blunt (knife)
blow, vt. (an instrument)
40444414.44
(spear) Amer:
bluntly 4)
blow, vi. (of wind) blush ?6, /4: L.

(of siren) tribs : ; (of fuse) board .(vt: ) 44

.04.1,01.4f tog-.s

blow on 15,79, ,))h,

blow down 7 / 1 board (mi.* 944W/5" CD4:
7 .2 f 444: board, n.' (wood) 4t#P
'blow -out (vt.) >2?7 t (group of persons) peg" :
blow out (vi.) efrnil boarder %44
(vt.) g 0702 9 4.4,44: boarding house 91991)p.: 027 rd i t.
(tire$) 14, :
blow up (vi.) boarding school "146 Pi/e0
CP %
(lose temper) ni4Ps r)Ptri- : boast (v.) ems '74.:
blow (n.) (of a boxer) APIL (pride oneself) '74:
/sudden shock) boast (n.) 24 4
at one blow /230% 24: boastful, be V*64;67:..
4 OW

come to blows ,4/21417: boat ort)412i2. ; (small) gitt$Q$

exchange blows 91414A bodily (adj.) f/$4*ISP

35 I
 36

bodily (by physical force) bond (chain) ,114A ; itie)

4,1/4 ; (altogether) (of loyalty)
0/411? oebiAhl
body 44IP 3,24) bondage /24CJA:
(dead person) 411 bondman 7 49 47

(of persons) Zop ; (of a bone ,11170:

book) fro CGS bonfir P404: ; (on the

in a body tnAtIpt; holiday of Mesqel) /nib

bodyguard r bonus '4,41:
Imperial Bodyguard pter: #4, book, v. (enter on a record)
boil, vt. (a liquid) h ; (reserve)';
(in a liquid) 1O00,6; book (n.) v,4' th :
boil (vi.) 14: bookbinder
boil over With: bookcase 9 ov4,,4 :
C,
boil (n.) W74,P; bookish polutp,A c& 40.9Y
bold (person) iffi,ei (impudent) bookkeeper ofi. 4 Y2 s
/74" %4V:; (steep) d$IP:y4; booklet p t ,444 ,,s
(statement) PRIV". bookshelf 9 eD44440: 'Da 4:vett%
bolt, vt. (fasten) bookstore 9n4ve,5 g : awoyPe
904 96Z:
bolt, vi. (dart away) 460PZE boom, v. (of cannons) '1.74 :
X6(2,0107: (of business) h 4E 94a0994
be bolted /),4411: 94,Pj9d boom, n. (sound) 41-74,A..
bolt (n.) orD, Pi' Lb
(increase)
bomb (v.) /j/2.V4' X/144 : boor
60111MIMMININNI Ag)
bomb. (n.) boost (lift)
bombard nPseVz 40440 (raise prices)
bombardment 'fir 0: 421' pf): bOost, n. (in prices)
bombast ti boot orz,

352
 37

booth 44 I /2: bottom, adj. (price) "eV On Tr.

booty SZ'Ori: :shelf) 11,4'4 r:
border (v.) 'f',/r: bough 47C 7 ,
border (n.) / G r 404 boulder pes#:torir:
(of lake) : ; (of rug) bounce (vt.)
ton
bounce, vi. (ball) e/124
borderline 0;47a (heart) &fa 1.6.-
bore, v. (make weary) 324h #ret bound (vi)
(make a hole) 4GAZ; be bound for g4
(a tunnel) gOw es bound(s), n. (area) 12456
bored, be dimits) Ric; (leap) MA:
boredom
111101111111/1/
boundary / cv y a)
borrow (money) 14/24't boundless e 0 43. : "AP 491
(object) 5491°W: bounteous P,APZ 446.
bosom /),Ap bountiful 494
bosom friend 74 CO4g:. bounce '.;044 yTeXP :

boss (n.) 4 OP bouquet J1042:.

both u hOso s zsAzI: bout v Au" c r 42..e
bother (vt.) ,1 3,T' 1.4 1//rifrit bow (v.) ty's
bother (vi.) yhczyt bow aown /05 74:
bother (n.) C bow to 6.2 ev S oiw :
bottle /neap-4z bow (n.) 100A/ (of ribbon)
bottom, n. (important part) ItAlt ; 1/2b62 et e
--"Tre": (ground under bowel ,? .

water) eit760PI: ; bowl ,°4..24= 401:

(buttocks)
P box, n. (container) 41i,
(origin) trOjX: (f .t.

at the bottom of frvel: 3, ../Ne:cigars, matches) 77)

from top to bottom )?Ole: 1 4 f9;,#"(on the ear) /20 /22 = 02, Sire, 10

Zi 5
 38

brass' 5e h:
box office Penlj7: GrOTont brat owri
ictaz ;Ai): hir: brave (v. ) 74sei 122:
122,u2tt ( n. ) %.4", brave, adj. (person)
boyfriend ' fr? 6 C : 4174A (deed) ,fipetip
bo Aire). bravery ,1007te,
brace, v. (support) 44".9e : bravo: /1:
%AL 7 C4Viof fresh air) laas...1 (v.) 94'/2414:
brace oneself ts,t49.47: brawl (n.) etoT,E* Arm I
bracelet )1 C bray. %ro,
brackish ebb : 14a : f&P.4: brazen (of ss) "5441147,
12a2 (shameless) 05414 74 4 "
brag sEt 7zifi: ha). : breach(v.)
braid, n. (hair) X401., breach (opening) --7k4 9. 1- A-17
(band) VP,7, ( violation) OP 074-.
brain ArPO4: bread ( tivt- ) 3h ?ZIA
brake (v.) 04); er//: (of wheat) 134
brake (n.) gleo 7 loaf of bread 43'
branch (v. ) 41 14 breadth
branch off myer break (vt.) : ; (string) /7074 s
branch (n.) (a habit) .9'69 (a contract)
brand, v. (mark by burning) 4.1. ; (the law) AM:.
np4v, 0)04: (a horse) fl' :

(label) *or/a: break (vi.) 04/n: (of

brand, n. (trade name) IAS;1:; string) /121)241 ; (of
(identifying mark) ei,7 77.h clouds) Ng
pout 9 .91q6 =
break down (of machine) /2/,114:
brand-new 449 rt %A.4% (of bridge) A44GeP4P
35,1
 39

break in. 4/9z: breed, vi. (cattle)

(on a conversation) 0.24 .0": '2: (birds) 04.444;
break ..P,
off (vt) (rabbits) b'
(relation) )101,14: breeding (of cattle) drPCP:
break off (vi. ) T ,f/AM: (bringing up) ,7hP444 .

(of speech) 799H.. ,)0010: breeze piot,ht X.00-1SI hho41111,

break out (fire) 74,41 brew MOIDOPI (plot) 09/,54.*
(disease) 79: (escape) brewery 74 b ,094
4frph,)?: br;.be (v.) eig,17 7AIIPOP
breakup, vt. (boxes) /5/91: bribe (n.) 70'
(a meeting) /lei bribery 912% 022 92 .P
break, n. (in relations) 5);T")X1 brick OA %

irDtr: (rest) 61.49; bricklayer 0910. "21A t

take a break dtig: 3/le bridal )7(0:041 2

breakdown 17 bride jpdZk) t

(nervous) 9 h djer e° 2 a- 5,,,2 bridegroom alaWer
breakfast *eh') bridesmaid V/ix
breast (chest) go: bridge 04 t
breath 74T:
oribia~ass/~~
bridle, v. (put a !-_,it) 47PeO:
in a breath PODOAWP, c/1 )
in the same breath rf /41).., bridle (n.) 4).7.912%

breathe -H4.4 brief ,7 PC I.

..........
breathing eirP?44/? in brief 04.60*
breathless, be ;4 5 :"6:669spriefcase pc 4
111.0111011.11M

breathtaking, be 4 2 1 brigade ile.ag't

breeches A/.0420: Airt brigand 0'07717
breed, vt. (cattle) L.Q (give bright (color) ady04 (sunshine)
rise to) )71)V1%).: (fire) /99..j4;,
356
 broadcast, v. (radio) 44404
(idea) Psini;
(boy) 4440efirb s
,,h)44.$6.: (secret)
(future) 124i% 4,,0 a) 'Am" s
broadcast (n.)
vt. (of flower) kg ID
brighten, broaden (vt.) 0,
(of smile) Rh sr:
%AO:
; broaden (vi.) 4,
brighten, vi. (of sky)
=

be --- 46.
broadminded,
(of face) 44 ergo Avid* -
brochure
gly #
toeb
(color) ;
brilliant broil (vt.) /121,4:
(speaker) Al ; (man) A.
R. '2.41 co",
broke, be
brim (of glass) ,)e: language)
broken prirt.//m: ;
(of hat) Pbg% ..Phogo
; (a friend) "WI
bring "pciwook,;
be broken .7(4/2e
(result) ,:pd339,4.4.
MO; bronze fAh
(sell for) Per)#.1,'
brood (vt.) di964,*,
bring about ,/i7 Ppq:
jj

: ;472
brood (:vi:)
bring along 0, I eb ");
brook
bring back in) h s 174
broom
bring
bring in
down )7 4044
); (money) U7r: broth ;el -

brother to 1/%91'
bring out (a book) )i4/9"/:
brotherhood (fellowship) a 3AOeyoq
; ; (mention) al 4,54
bring up )7 (organization) f
(of well) inePA ; (verge)
brink
....a.m brother-in-law 92 4./.
t? 61 47
(wind) brotherly c'ev 702 047, S 8

brisk (calk) 4.411:424..; brow 7

brown 0f $

brittle /) ge24,oc
iSt = ,p4D/12
bruise (v.) 4/3/2e"
broach, v. (a subject)
!s

(feelings) "()9
broad /lb
 41

bruise (n.) 47/n" build ptik,;(a factory) ),0.090-'0%

brush, v. (hair) pz.X: ; (dust) build up (a business) %49:
?4,26. ; (teeth) 040' (army) A k);":
brush aside
M40'
VIP 74) building 44991%
bulb (light) Ps 40 (of a
brush up on 1.1 plant) trh.s
brush (n. ) 01: (brushwood) /IT bulge (vt.) '1 r;
brutal dr)2470: bulk ) .0"/. (of a carton)
brutality itipV (DAnl: (of an elephant)
brute ); Mae ti
qfrA
bubble (v.) .0eht049" bulky P-443J "vx:
bubble over (with enthusiasm) bull pa 011
ablApts bulldozer J? )fi #C:
bubble (n. ) h2-071 bullet fie;
bucket ift4 bulletin (report) or 9/114
buckle (v.) OvAitt% (magazine) 0 ;

buckle down ,,f,-.00'46"3.. ntwks (notice) 074,11 40 'ere

PW/9: bulletin board 2V1 4h4;
buckle (v.) //h4 034-11..

bud (n.) 11-44?-1 e.h;v4P1- bulwark AO 79%

buddy PO .24 1: bump (vt. tab = ,7447:;

budge (vt.) W.0/0' (throw down) 026.
budge (vi.) 7Pl164,4: bump (vi.) 1"..941r2°'
budget /7 Ari bump along 141777747b.
buffalo 0: bump into 97.902 crb

buffet 04 6446i bump:4( swelling) 1,

bug (v.) %/1F24 (raised place) .7 A.Y.
bug (n.) P), bumper a. z : .

bumpy '7/2 # 20 e 017";

(1-11 1 ;z-%
:57 :
 42

bunch (of radishes) 0> * burrciw (n.) Vs.e.c2 441

(of bananas) /Yht, burst (vt.) /1/12/514 %/.
bundle (v.) Ve ,7 Inn' `A' (explode) % Ls 4.8
bundle up /19 flOh% burst (vi.) 454
bundle (n.) 144: bury. 444
bunk Or: 4,, b5.,e0.,4117:
buoyancy 9erb 0; 3,e4: bush O1 atft2
(cheerfulness) fAhf4ireri % business (trade), f,40
etb144,
burden (v.) 6325; (matter) ; (occupation)
(bother) ,74;4-V4 s it#11b, ; (duty) 71 49QC:
burden f..
811111 businessman 1,..9A,
beast of burden VIP %
bust (v.) 44t =
*W= bust, n. (chest) At).;
bureau (ofiice) 40: (sculpture) 920719:- 4'
(table) /Y1441,1% "74 61)fr
burglar he/f 6: 40: bustle oirepkig4 ; (about
burial 004'1: the kitchen) 'al ; vvegy. =

(the burying) e),0/,64t busy (person) 144k' % a /9

burn (vt.) ,7c0'91% (of coffee) ttv i)// (street) P;h6r3bP41 % z

42 ; (6andles) P,/2k be busy p16% = J #= /4"11' in09.09

burn, vi. (wood) (telephone) 4:///:
(ouse) 7k#,"0: ; (iight)k but (conj.) /let V;.
soup) but (prep.)
burn out 4.) but (adv.)
burn up rd' 197 %
butcher (v.) ,7 4 4
burn (n.) #7/00 '-
butcher (n.) 2 3 4 fe9 = it ,2
-x-*
burp )77 sAil butcrie`i shop /7/ '7;4
burrow (v.) g0.0 4. butt (stub) Oki.a(of rifle) /Me
a58
 43

butter (v.) OA: 10% cable deA 9GP.r& (heavy

butter (n.) 11'4 rope) 7P:
butterfly awl 17% cackle ,7h
buttermilk ))tob° cactus 6*.644
buttock ek cadaver 44 :
button (v.) OWL cadet t, etli : OD ),0 3;
buttonC.):),,/C ; (of caEe p 40p.
doorbell) cri"A OD, cage 'hafts fbp, (for bird) 400
buy (v.) 1,y-. (grain) Zer'71% cagey, Ibg
buy (n.) TX% cajole Rhh,
buyer 7 2C % cake yao j j.- I7h y),P
buzz, v. (bee) Vb. )?h calamity /) E AO, ttAg
(ear) fIXOGC4 M calculate (figure) %An;
buzz (n.) Alpo: (evaluate) ))07////f:

buzzard ,7W s '714 calendar (table) 7*; 7PI'd"

by n (near) ,2/777/18 ; (way of reckoning time)
(not later than) ,7 90 09/441( schedule) 71-14;
(according to) fi m10 calf (young of cow) VC
by and by tzM4 (of leg) 01"
by and large fr* ato g caliber tof gun) 9)76-0"/% ti+1)"
by then to) hn Ale? (capability) /1.)°J.%

bylaw 40.h09% ??P' call (vt.) b+: (telephone) ,14044

bypa. n . 60 (name) APeD;
call in rn&*.ii (let in) SW.
C call off
cabbage .100.07: call up 404:
cabin call (n.) f126
cabinet (furniture) 000:11r;: call for help fry,Afrsj-%

(group of advisors) V/21 calligrapher r geb

359
 44

callegraphy P.tr'210174A cancel (appointment) /6. 4

a
calling (impulse) 9/?I6 cstamp). ,$14/ ; (a
(profession) orkl) reservation) 4400:
callous elov /%4 % cancer s9/9b01:
callus 024 candid 07 J
calm (vt.) candidate 7 len R 4 z9
calm (viyierz candle '01?:
calm down:.h ha, candy i?
calm (n. ) cane (v.) /2;7 c oak* s.
calm (adj.) ,4,9 r ap9 /5 4.0?,
cane (n.) t7i"
be calm R -p canine tooth Pk93";
calmly or? canned, adj. (food) .0004°I
calumniate )p 0 cannon 0114,4%
calumny theV canny Ttpkg5;.-..- -II A IT
camel .f07, GS canoe
camera $246 : canon (code) (7) 9 (principle)
camp (u.) 4LL. ag;W
camp, n. (military) PA70:44c, canopy )),,46-,
(for summer) Or2/r71 46.41: canteen (bottle) p (place for
(faction) tO 7 7 : refreshments) eb2/P11" 4.7%
campaign, n. (military) #677.F.1 canticle 1177-f°13"-C:
(to raise money) rAp canvas XG)
1/11111.110=11..111101111

(presidential) tr)rire '- canyon 714 0Y: 0444'

campus .91,k4 I 19 : cap, v. (the hills) iret, ; (a
can (food) /10O441.' bottle) 69744; (do better
can (be able) .F6A I than) AA' g41
can (n.) PO 1 dap, n. (for head) 4y2:
canal AA: (any cover) 174 1
3 t;
 45

capability 40.0 car ea Ylr:

capable "yoki, ri9 es caravan 7.1./
be capable of .74 carbon paper 9VC/2": 04 OP
capacity (ability) PietA: carcass /.1 72* vseo4
(position, role) /m/40AVI: card (V.> $44.".
be filled to capacity 02...996: card, n. (playing) VC,,,Ot
$ to. , (letter) `?CA'
have a capacity 1//: cardboard '703 1

cape (garment) ftQj (point cardinal (adj.) 44/s

of land) 6%4:1'4'C: cardinal number : Ore;
capital, n. (city) Vrt V7407 cardinal point re,' ,2#"),022.
/7//: (money) 9/ care (v.) 447:
4110111101101111

care about as A4 I
capital (adj.) 9 4fit care for IV/70
capitaiizti 7-17} care, n. (attention)
capitalize (letter) /24)0.4 (object of concern) 74 476,:,
cap__ ;;al letter ;49tu 6,4d >: (worry)
capital punishment dediv-y. 140) care
capitulate t2Ar: 44007: take care yxio
capsize pl(74A00: career frPik.t°2: il#41b/:
111.11101
captain (of army) T9TV,741: carefree 9 4 ".

(of plane) f20;:i?; (of team)

,?91°/24%
01 /770A
careful (cautious)
(done with care) wridt:
captivate 07i$7:, 7,h 1A1 frPt

captive b' p7': be careful ,A/9/1940%

captivity orcp43-01.11VP carefully /21011:
capture (charm) 4arN42: careless (94T:
OIMINIMP.=111016101.

(seize) f//: be careless *AP% fh 42-81":

 46

carelessness ye.. gygois1: in any case lioxs/V:

caress 4 ,244: in no case "PA O°, gvknel'A
orfara ab 446.1% in this case .?b,,/el/: P/:
sano /NA: cash (v.) 41",
caries el) /7 'Mb cash (n.) Wog ni/vOt
carpenter 5.pflmei cashier 7p/ils
carpet hjir casserole 414A,
carriaqe (vehicle) cast, v. (throw) AM:
(bearing) lb; (a statall) OZA (a play)
carrion p .fiur 3'1:
carrot cast,(n.), plaster 1.11

carry, Z".9 op) (transport) Alat caste SIG : ills_ "vd):

(have on one's person),P/Igigig/i cast iron 4./2z.,
(bring) %4z4s '7/94 :
castle 49;29:
carry away COM: castrate (cattle) 04/7:
1-1
carry on 0024% (person) fih/2:
carry out tiger,: castrated (calf, goat) 0741R
carry off do4gl (cause
casual 99A15/75,P.
Lthe death of) Ar casualty Zg,,e107: fP/4v434:
cart IA% cat xrp;
carton 909rAI: catalog (v.) eep/i:
cartridge 17,71, catalog (n.) 7/41,/e:
carve (design by cutting) 96 catarrh
..............r... 44:
(meat) 0744 catastrophe ip0a)CP
cascade p;x: catch rP (ball) 96h:
case (affair) -mg: (evidence) (fish) ,i/70,P4: (attract)
7OPO: (container for Er, I ; (underii;And) '2 (P)
shopping) (receptacle) catching 71M4) /235y/:
6^,Mc category fr,X
362
 47

caterpillar ,2 g: ern 2 s = celestial Ph ey,e,

cathedral t1 zi.4&14): celibacy 6/1445p aup
Catholic f2 p4,,2 ; celibate qv; 94 :
cattle poi of Ow: vo771 cell (small room) friga,
cause (v.)
MIMPINIMOmISMI
"2617,921 vyih (of human body) pi 4
cause, n. (reason) pp; .9;. cellar gogpcs AP.%

(goal) veys 74..24sbv: cement 40.2;p:

cauterize .0,219,4: cemetery erbV, : oo,41We
caution (v.) SAM/ 0 ; censor (n.) f4;4 C = 91'
caution (n.) censure (v.) "1 W
0110.111~1/
cautious 37100% census p;h7/12:. 400 41
111WII.O

cavalry centennial: fo riv 1 at2$

cave (v.) , in 71,8 i GeV % center (v.) 0"0
cave (n.) eatr A
fr
center (n.) : (main

cavern
=1.11. point) t-i9-0
cavity (of tooth) fY/94AZ s p eh . ( section) 0 8

cease (vt.) ,)52$(): in the center of t? - 0154:

cease (vi.) )174),#':: M%V.e4: centimeterhisMac °6., I
ceasefire $77 t h : 041,12.: h ANA,central t.,?Prj(main)
ceaseless ev7ete et' central idea Vo :. 190:
cedar TR, h oh , #027?:
cede b Ogb cereal t1114:
ceiling /2.t,e1: ceremonial POIn: 14
(upper limit) /"Vbere et-4/c4:
celebrate (holiday) )YM4 ; ceremony etA f z 10, '4? %
( n a rii.e/b ,79127/5: certain ( some) 41); 4;0:
celebrated f (sure) S2 4449/vir
celebration /214; for certain /Y37C(9,2=
9/214% )) ,229C.
33
 48

make certain )7 4 .9 f .9; s chi ance (v. ) 8 --- on /2,4`1.9)2: X//),12

certainly OA 40, ffs chance (n. ) Oir : (lottery)
certainty (a sure fact) 7 ">' 'C': ot-A2:

(being certain) tP7e9"vc7b: $r: ifoif,,//viex

by chance
certificate frjrne: 404 90A take a chance d r )9G =

certify fy 4,9 ")2 12±5testify)41 change (vt.) 49AI) (linen)

certiiude trA.OVA: 114 j (money) toff/Ye :
chafe (the neck) %, 67 11.7 Opova. change (vi.) h al 9 /#0 %
(cold hands) kttarb: change (n.) o tn.; (money)
chaff 7n9 "Mb = 5127
chain (v.) 40/50' for a change hhcor :dyad):
chain 4144;i; (around channel (n.) h /#/$ ; :
0In aP1.1.4)
the neck) 4: Qdirection) n v-ep
chair (v.) 44.01 Ob ;4,41,1; eb, : chant (v.) //004
chair (n.) opover: GOI4C: chant (n.) Itt7%
chairman A,0 eh'? C = chaos 470h Chi: CP091',>:
chairmanship crbF/2Cf?,; chap, vt. (the ground) 4$/*//9961
chalk /72 en; b (the skin) f4 446.04
challenge, v. (question) 4,076-4,974, chapped i974/1i09/VO'
M 6- L (not chapel P044"%
accept) 16 / MP chaplain it
chamber k2g4:(for official chaplet' 6c.f
occasionl)Pt9, 4 erv# ; chapter pd/04); (branch of
)24iPX*. (of gun) '97 organization) 97)4110320%
chameleon hP". charactor frioA (of a thing)
champion r Ots-rtu% (moral firmness)
championship ,774rf" 13...11411,1; I,702&?
 49

(letter of alphabet) 4/44 charm (n.) 1.1)-'4P?:

(person in story) Qh :d* 67 (talisman) 0.Y4:
characteristic (n. ) fbh,i) 1.041,e's have charm Rh aQh& *Pitt"):
characteristic, adj. (usual) charming A/5: peez :
Pi4% ( special) PM?: chart 20./':
characterize art 3 = '24A charter Al?: etoun.P...
ht4
charcoal '7444 r
.1
chase
.'(pursue)
y "wejj
0-50.4744
charge, v. (money) OvL /WA cjarl PM 1 ; (difference
(order) y1 /1/04/1) of interests)
(battery) rh chaste Itoft'aV
(attack) ,7/1211);
w 140
(o.
chasten 19/V:
be charge 710///7 chastise ty)fi):

charge, n. (load) xpr chastity /2'79e1.P''.

(price) ff,3 chat (v.) i'leineCI'
(attack) appel....) chat (n.) ti45"4%
(responsibility) '0e471 chatter (v.) 46.hia-
(accusation) 07116; chatter (n.) LT 601%
be in charge 14b: chatterbox h a oti,
free of charge if 1: chauffeur $.6 r:
prefer charges nth: cheap (low in cost) eVX.3
take charge of (of poor quality) eri2p7;
chariot ht*Pir *9 6: (stingy) Op rat 'V;
charitable A/042 cheat (Att.) 51,7 A hr CI, riL ri
charity ar04499P:: A 9 P : cheat --(viir.)--XeJN-4
(ora-mization) )2014,7; cheater 544k: 0"Pi6,
charm (v.) ciN $9, check (examine) O'be,labt.

Gti
 SO

J
(figures) ,7VV cheese
(mark with check) P4,41; chemistry
oreraseM.Map 52, es h (, .
cherish ( treasure) )271`;
(curb) 1.4 ell A$,/,':
(shop) (care for tenderly)
(leave for safekeeping) chess Or'
%/)001902: chest (part of body) if0
check in (a hotel) 7/2: (box) 4;4'46'
check off r4i9;1$ chest of drawers Oh 404/2(P :
check out h 44: eove 0..9121 1r;
check, n..(bill) V;t61401447 chew AD.?:
(money)r F/) (mark) chew cud bevierN:
gibe)M (ticket) i12011 chewing
"~ gum
0.1rweenir 01' he
checkbook picvg .pie - chick e (r3
checkers A0, : chicken AC':
checkup otirerbser)% chicken pox ,7,41 F.;
cheek 1,7s2P, chickpea 6;67.e
cheer (vt.) /7,74p.4r: chief (n.) .1312: (of
in.P0 e'rb *1 0/94: a tribe) det7e,
cheer (vi.) /244,74 ern*:
s chief, adj. (principal) fr:
cheer up (vt.) )4)P/7.0 4 4-i":2 (highest in rank) pi?0,e:
cheer up: V#V: chiefly (mostly));
cheer (n.) '144748 (mainly) Mi. et
cheers m474: err : child 652,7
cheerful (room) ,7h414, be with child ,2Z7,Y;47:
(person) 04#40: gh#17": childbirth 4051,
be cheerful childhood Alfp ti,As: 214
 51

childish 00: 9 : choose 6r0 L AO, :

childless di) ')F: ChOOSOV 0'06" 4226

chill (v.) ,)0#0#: ;(the chop (Wood) 44.4 42)
hope) Vi 04 M Meat) )9744°
chill (n.) vlegy% chop down 00 em
chilly ofr,"/..4"q: chopped meat tip Ct.
chimney ferh ie er'S cnore . ettk 4::
....... -s
chin "7171;b:
chin up Aplif (routine job) 111/07C: frvk
china 9h-t7 : /mail: chorus (choir) PaCe21VP'Ct..24":
China
sallaaks~IMNI gArt (by many at the same time)
chip (v.) //LS, : 0$42/P-s e2=ieslq/:
chip in "pf/72: christen ,?")201324,
chip, n. (of cup) hp0912% (give f a name) frrAP(?:
(of wood) h.ob
chirp 611, Gril9 C1). = christening
chisel (v.) 964g, Christian 520.4 &PO:
woorasorsowswileirmser

chisel n.) ft? ro Christianity OCAPS";

chocolate .A r 6j- Christmas 9,
choice (n.) C 0732, chronic (habitual) 41111111.0111110111111111111

(act of choosing; Aa-06.er: (lasting over a long period)

(the best part) pnavtv:; froC: p4/44..
tmake a choicel pro 4/4. chronicle A6P. ) 9241:
choicest Over: chubby 904:
choir 9 ep yap- chuckle
choke (vt.) X% chunk (of meat) O'klb: (of
(smoke) fr,(35.e stone) 496 =

choke (vi.) church /01 : ef;

3 '1
 52

go to church 474: Ve?ythisto :circumference fy G

6117:
churn %Poop: circumspect WOO:
cigar circumstance $24' a.
cigarette Aro- under no circumstance

cinder 0122)
.91173.5)L. ',P '": 414P:
cinema Ai under the circumstances

cinnamon ocA %/Ali 12h 0.:. a ty.4's

circa 74040": circumstantiate h4,97/pp:
circle, vt. (surround)
allfter
P/7/2: circus /54)24:
(draw a circle) /2. #.6,4,, cistern paleo's e/P122P,6e/Ref:
oeyfroev C Wave; citation (from Scripture)} INaoht
circle (vi.) /is (honorable mention) ,rheOr:
circle (n.)
eD tt'le (summons to
circuit (of city) //' 6J appear in court)

(of the sun) a)03; cite 172904:

circular kiW: citizen Me9
circulate, vt. (news) 4a.sir-a, citizenship frg

(letter) ,7h7(4/31.).: city

circulate, vi. (of blood) city hall av-49.49:4,

9'&92at (of news)AWAcivet 2/041%
f-?; tr civet cat 1741:
(of a rumor) 54b
civic (of a citizen) IAX0r.1"
circulation (of air) 9:400i/PCDC: 91911; ; (of a city)
(number of readers of a 9)2719t
magazine) ,7/1/2.9X : civil d?,./,s ; (polite) 3,3 7:
circumcise .34/*/: civil code "OW: 44,C: 7
circumcision 9 ell 9 ,/4? civilian A

368
 53

civilization flovi) A2 t o VG) : clash (n.) 41>1.

civilize %4Ph/P71: (au4den. sound) ii"P"
9;Atail clasp (v.) ,p/y=
civil law ;$49,417% ei?doe: e419: clasp (n.) net' 217
civil servant 74,11/v0R tA, kis7; class (v.) 0rt7g0:

civil war 'Chi: /2en: ive5P1 class (n. ) 9.517Ven /9/2"/CA.

claim (demand) 4472- n: f co- :

(call for) a 44 (grade) d G 9: ; (group

claim (n.) )0704: /97404% of people)/9/4. = / VO4.
classify hSti: '1)4 /2:
file a claim t71): ,? 5.114r classmate ppv): 4v 40r:
!`7/ice : 44: ,.,,,oh$171: classroom 02g4
claimant ¢7gib: Og: clatter tvi.) 07742,7 en) e
clamor (v.) n en337% ).449.11.. (make noise) i4l'erAPh(r$1,15:
clamor (n.) clatter (n. ) GD V.* :
clan 071 : clause (part of agreement)
clandestine fsphgek C
clank erb (in grammar)
vi. (hands) ,) eib /2d iii clavicle lifr+V
(strike with a noise) claw (n.)
7-4
clay r5k)e,..
clarify (make %1)61b.' clean, vt. (room) tn4471: nji 143--
(make pure) % Ir tby wiping) Oh cDh I
clash (vt. ) f'01 ,(iwords) clean up (vt.) ,71? 4
clean up (vi.) a QI g
clash (vi.) art, (contra- clean (adj.) 7g,,Z: (features)
dict) 710745= Pyfh'2,7h
cleaner (h.) pp.oh:IPAP:
tomboy?.
 54

cleaning (v. ) 00kAP., cleave 0417,7961

cleanliness ,RIAr: (wood) /, f/020*
cleanser (a head) derv.h/92%
clear, vt. (free) b e lag 8 clemency a t6.1
(a plate) %eV, (water) clement 0141 (weather)
(a ditch) ,IT71.
(declare innocent) 1/344424 clench 17/9/7")72.)
(customs) (the teeth) j3!///!=
77hoePt rD6 clergy f ,2 cif
clear, vi. (weather) S inr clergyman 9g) ei; :
clear away (dishes) clerical pgthesdp# :
(forests) efvf clerk (Pfice) PS74,
clear out (vt. ) ,9 (store)
clear up (weather) /Y)fr*: hob.; clever, welly eavito i" 47 6i Vs

clear, adj. (water) 1/4,

. click (vt. )1i tiTh
( statement) 49 gP:D click ( n. ) db g".17.2*
\ (voice) fintp s client AY /2 7:
clear weather 116ft cliff 474
be clear J. CO climate "'Pet
(of debt) Vt 47h climax OP/ 'VLF'.
make clear 4,hg: climb 4009: (prices) V44044;
clearance (permission) 6420" cling 74:3114 $02/4.:.?
(free space) P P)ri/41 Ph'g
(in the woods) 1 P..10 (stick) ,ifi740:
clearance sale 01/y1126,1%PP: clinic
clearing (n. ) elieeD P224 clip (v. ) 014 4 07: shorten) %409Z:
clearly 0 011ir clip together SAY:
absolutely) dpr: clip (n. ) ,1 96, .
 55

clippers (lb h (make gloomy) friMAZ:

clipping (n.) cloud (n.) Aerr:
cloak (v.) ITIL05: cloudy A 617 rd97,
cloak (n.) *70 (liquid) ).,.gZ.Z4;
clock % cloven ,y4 4 #
clod / 4)% clown ,2 h #t 99PA ,4k/2
clog club, n. (stick) Xi,:
cloister 7 13 517 (group of people) k°,4;
close (vt.) /1,3: (the eyes) cluck (v.) V) :

fel 6.1 = (debate) ovo4 iora. clue 1,11':

close (vi.) 7 fra. ; clumsy vnr..

(of a meeting) ,*ing../9: cluster, in clusters 019; 100411$
close, adj. (of friends) 704"19: cluster around t2/7/2=
(race) n r.)919 °4' 4' clutch (v.) eils)/2")7:

(strict) 131) clutter (v.) Oiit h 49:

close by -frdet:12 -rit ei clutter (n.) 001444,7*4
}j* 11/2, ,'11771) coach (vehicle) 4Z7;
be close .OG0 % (who trains) %pip-02r:
closed coagulate Ze0
closely (lizten) m21,9; coal '4)413 T. 903,91% Y144 '6
(look at) / eP" coalition 144A.,
(strictly) fi 17 coarse (cloth) neggI
closet 0A.P% 41.1: (language) J/) #L
clot (v.) /.9 (sand) 4 00= //WV:
cloth orb c % coast plec.: LoY
clothe h'? 4 . coastline in z g
clothes 4114 coat (v.) ofrn:
clothes hanger 'A01= obOer: coat (garment) WA:.
cloud (v.) Z. 4( : (fur of animal) (4,1C;
371
 56

coax f?On6E.: 74h 0?"0024 coincidence )11,9 vox

cobbler 03307: t
--cold (n.) .ee'4': (illness)

cobweb 49X46Pes Ara: 7); ;

cock S e} it : 1.42: cold, 'adj. (drink) 4247 96/1/..0
coddle .)47r)02,0: (wind) 4 e4.912:
code R1 .0: ( system of cold weather c4
symbols) 9/Phri2 C Pel), ; be cold 9iy/fi' 4648
codex Or9s Val'h t5p. catch (have) cold it
coerce h7g g i/ 600
coffee feel cold nzie 60-)
coffee bean A p cold-blooded erire,V0
coffee grounds f/) %74 colic fh Wit 0.4r
coffee house /,)r: collaborate -?/i G :
-coffee pot 1i7P cc llaborator Aet
coffer 1r ;: collapse (v.) EH'4 E 44444
coffin fe04:45/n (plan) i1 (fins' f'74:
cognate $702 4-ier, (bridge) 141 L 401"1
coherence 3 77 Cr collar pflotil: (of a dog) gh,9;7:
coherent ( S is t P4 47:
(argument) 974 b: colleague
cohesive 9,202/20; collect (vt.) 4444:
coil (v.) n2e1794/412,.. . (the thought') ,?10/: A1470
coin, v. (money) ,7710-0: collect (vi.) ivA4///7i
?invent) me.: collection
coin (n.) V011037:: n#V): collective
coincide (occur at same time) college
;4" PI; (agree) MT": collide (cars) 40 *M° %

(ideas)

;172
collision 594pA, comb (v.) /2/994

colon (punctuation mark) comb (n.) 0.//)94c.P:

APC 442/ combat (a disease) T 024
(large intestine) (oppose) 74.46ferp;

'441;1: combat (n.) 401-44:

colonel P644: combination 10917:

colonialism 9131t combine Xe), fin: (mix)
colonization f9jr: (effort) .

:olonize (found a colony)

701-7 9P come 01042: Rbrt:
(imigrate) #4.G: (holiday)

colony Or: VlpfA, ; (group come back

of persons drawn together, come down 0964
ex. artists) dribPges come in 1Q%
color (v.) ,M47: 01: come out h °V;
(slant) g1; comedy

color (n.) OAP; comely (woman) 014: 44; ,NA:

colors, call to the (behavior) 074° ,f12:
h/1/40.g: /V b. comestible "494:
colored (having color) 44: OAP' comet

(biased) A4467: comfort (v.) Ulfr:

colored people iir:/40044: comfort, n. (physical ease) giqPb
colorful (wallpaper) feE/PC: (solace) OTTfir:
(dress) 9/2q,7: give comfort ,I)JaPSW:

(story) ReLth430.. comfortable 309F:

colossal "2f0: P3: feel comfortable
colt 94th: toze'Prh: comical %/44,03-
column 1p4pe(of Jams) 409. 'comma 461/:

373
 58

command, v. (order) '7109 commission, n. (performing)

(control) AO 9A,PW1/ )ihg" 4.R.9-°e (duty) / 499C:
command (n.) (part of selling price;
be in command 16154: group of persons) PqA.147:
have a command of be out of commission
commander ,7113f fe-fi bosv
commander in chief fp in commission 4ifilk&
commandment ;%/e/./: commit 6407): ; (to jail) to7
commemorate ,)h 1? 40 4 7/94 commit oneself 04 V9:
commemoration p',4 4 we's committee Aclr no2t%
commence reV4 commodity 5P3 VP:
commencement 901Z ArebC/O; common (familiar) 9i'lhett4:
(graduation exercises) (average) (shared
:

fre.96% ,e)** by many people) got

commend h 47i : (inferior, low) di4-169.V1
(convey greetings) commonly 7`f2girta'
isovi% 90.0 commotion )?7471 t4J0P.
commensurate 74,01,>20,1"::
os-crt,frop,if communicable (disease) 744/.6
comment (v.) 71X2: )7474..P/91:410? communicate (vt.) h91/24 6
comment (n.) ,,h0/tP E PA ; (present) ,70e4
commentary A/1,0 communicate (vi) V2,7:
commentator ,h f,,1: (receive ideas) 711200:
commerce 7 .112: communication
commercial plv Age (message) eV Y"ib? :
commiserate eb#?; vhA M;?) (statement) 19 %

commission, v. (give authority) (transmitting)

M
1.

; (order a communion el, 74 4,/

painting) 94 P/5 (sacrament) le el 1;
communique dv 4%4 tr'S compatriot fh7e8 4
community (place) (DUG:
(group of people) eV) compensate fp) :
sfr-
compact (bag) yr/17 OW (employees) ,425-b 474'
(report) 4 ;* et = tfor;: efh: (12..41
companion 24F: (on a compensation (for injuries) 9/
journey) 77//: gO (for work) 9,9 :
company (guests) t.7,70: compete v.ectioz. P/:
(military unit)/'f''" (competence 17 011. t
-3:91)4
(business firm) *93 competent lbh.o#1 1/3ef).. %

be in company 'MO corpetition GO-gr1,1:

=

keep someone company competitive 60- PC: eeh j

1;0747 h7Pc9 OP: competitor .1.00444, :
a

part company 74AAP: compile (compose) b#0.47;

comparable 715#4b: (put together) 60/1/74;
comparative (n.) par'f4er complain "?#1,Z4 1.7 : 00
4T1 complaint (formal charge)
comparatively p ta. c (dissat..! sf action) 40 619441.
n/ip 10.0 hPliV" 46Yrinctill142.' hAA.74
compare 4R47 complement (v.) h 426:
comparison er7/8Re.::" e74 4.44": complement (n.) 0,ete:
compartment h F hgal complete (v.) 6.51 et9 61511";
compass yispoph: (boundary) (make whole) '20:
P6i): complete (adj.) c41,9vs er)-4,1
compassion ,7C: /4; C3G-1: completely 4 k r
compassionate el5e1: comp.l.ation
compatible ( couple) Q 02 &Ye-P.: complex (4:4j:44094,w Mi/n 4,0 :
(harmonious) ,LhOcet: complexion p'D6) 7S p4 ?: 44:
(character) )7 I
 60

complexity ea 1,4477: comnrchend (understand) leas)

compliant, be --- (include) Pi,:
complicate 071p: compress (v.) ,761,16:
complicity PM, 012e; (squeeze out) en Or 14:
: /10C? comprise J //:
compliment (v.) 6,10 /57i
compromise (v.) 94 940: 1'e7:
compliment (n.) (settle) r14.P.91VP: oeX#3:
compliments 1144,44' compromise (n.) pXC: An:
pay a compliment Sr*PA: A 0 dc, /2 d> * Aroswp
complimentary (remark) 96'2 f9'" compulsion 49 4; Air:

(ticket) Pi': compulsory 12G40:

comply t7X: comrade
compose glh: (a speech) concave '10444.4: j4 :
conceal A /20..i /01.4:
(calm oneself) frl eVel concede (acknowledge) :

composed, be OM. OMR (of figures in (grant) /lox

a painting) conceit ),o6P:
(of fabric) c/twk% conceited pd/2447:
remain composed 4.9: 41)*:$0Conceivable fogg'42:

composer 9(3-4-/O: 4 6'4 conceive ,7AD.; 014:

composition ge/57%; (in music) conceive a child eMA.
rigl443- : concentrate (bring together)
(combination) 44/240". 4/144: (juice) ,)epota:
composure AONVGO: 1.261,9,9 (attention) tjer'46$ ,?76:
compound (n.) 9"0.44Z: g7/29. concentration (being brought
(chimical substance) 0,11)..4.. together) 07,XWOP:
(rixture) (fix'd attention) 0,h/499A

3 71;
 61

concept A 4j? : conclusion (end) ory eibloG Ws:

conception (design) 504 taecision) ca.
(of a plan) er, 4012; eaP draw a conclusion 747/AM:
concern, v. (be of interest) in conclusion erb 1 T.
1401) :
concoct
(trouble) %M/?: concomitant ,7120J przli,go%
concern oneself (be inter- concord hpf0JP.
ested in) 01441; ,? 924 concordance
concern, n. (interest) 4 (7: concrete ( n . ) At% eg
(worry) 9°Zce4h: concrete (adj.) P74 erb 1 ")7=
(business firm) peAtipt concur ( agree) D.7;
show concern 744ab /17' (coincide) 9.01"
concerning hbt concurrently /TM': 2/
concert pa-1,40: pvcAP.: concussion p.9
in concert /210; condemn (declare guilty) L t4 (4)
concerted (censure) /OS 7.6
AT
concession (right granted) (declare unfit) halt:Vo'
,0492
l
(yielding) YitsA0C): condense ,7402z:
efif6?; condense to water
(admitting) Oa) 3 condiment eA (43,9V.:
conciliate (reconcile) ilir/441)/b1 condition, n. (state) a t.74.0).M'
(gain the good will) rl fifth: (stipulation) 1914:074'
(placat.e) '701 GR on any condition PIS': All17:
conciliation /2st...qv;3 r WC#: condole
+m . 714Iffv:
concise J9 Tee, 91'11: doh: condolence 9th/: el79
conclude
at'm #111
(pairstei
PI
(19 ,t; condone 49 MT 6;
(arrive at an *,)pinion) conduce
 62

q%/1%?);..)
conduct( v.) i(of electricity) (report) .9 //2.

*6711/4/ : /07;74 confine (limit) ee

,/)774/$ 6.
(a symphony) (0 6" (restrict) P7 "74 (keep
conduct, n. (character) /1,e; indoors) 1797hr
(action) '7(9/1C. be confined to prison 41141:
conductor (of bus) i',07; 066 confinement (imprisonment) ,7.5417

(of orchestra) Al 6 (staying indoors) dgcb-s0V924.1

confederate (v.) 740/V2 confines M.
confederate (n.) 9114: %/7C: confirm (establish firmly)
confer (vt.) AM ,7097/594:
confer (vi.) vm: (approve formally) i R
conference i)124; confirmation (making sure)

confess (admit) ,2077.5: ;449/.417.5?': ; (rite in

(to a priest) 3/243)P 7f#/4 the Church) $9,70)gr:
confession (to a priest) iheh: 41>16/94): /21$4):
(admitting) orsP=.040: confiscate a
go to confession 3h45:#2/2: conflict (v.) )760* e,trg'i.
ertb I
make a confession dfiVe: conflicts n. (struggle) P949:
confessor nheh; (battle) M 17:
confide (secrets) "7 3-4 (failure to be in agreement)
(entrust) 4m: 4,1,11
confide in , era < ; coaflicting 44.,04",t,

confidence confluence er07()X:

confluent
(assurance) trP'41% conform, vi. (be in agreement)
(secret) Phino et4 h 1,47 (comply) JIM:
confident I. .j.) )C'''9W2c1: conformity (agreement) tr2h711.9.P 8

confidential (secretary) (behavior in accord with

 63

common practices) (of bees) P,TqA

bhp 444: evaDb.irs Congress 9b)?C: AP
confound %01.1: congress /14/4:
confounded, be --- congruent, be -- 74h 07497:
confront (of difficulties) vverk. congruous ,i(h
(the enemy) conjecture (v.) /29PP 74/91:
confuse (of talk) %/4C74: conjecture (n.) Arienoi

(mix up) ))01:i/i conjugal (duties) )1.214:

(put things in disorder) conjugate ,749:
conjugation ,70071
confusion erg(' 7 CS conjunction 61/0,049
p oph.9-Ph (in grammar). 0)/14 pre
(embarrassment) 17461: conjunctivitis Ova 07,/9:
congeal 49: eueci:
congenial (roommate) 044: conjure (of a magician) /2,043:
(host) '4 CO 421 (entreat) .0/ 40'2,1
congestion (of traffic) dItribrj#: connect (vt.) k7PT:
congestion of the lungs (telephone) 0/0'4 ;
p410 et)./44-1% connect (vi.) -2,Pri

conglomerate th er? 1,56900?): connection CV-pp:

conglomeration 01° c.96642. be a connection of 'MA;
congratulate AM: gM get a connection .s",c/r!
congratulation 94444: e9/3021271 in connection with

congratulations: %i connive
4/0.4104t,
Ah% esi1/21,91 connote 4 4:
congregate qn/94 conquer d'?:
congregation (gathering of (a drug habit) '77/4'
people) .211,b conqueror goi) ; ?74196#2
 64

vo)
ten/14610
Cse64
conquest A10 °Ite if 1),r) conserve (n.) 4fgaec': /-.7f/7?-:

conscience 1145*: consider (regard as) 9+40/Vd: /1".

conscientious (person) 7/tii: (be thoughtful of) ,70.521.,

1241% i/!24:
(work) iwigt- 974 ewbr
conscious, be 495 00,6' (bear in mind)

consciousness h (mind) 104,2,1'

considerable (sum) /21: ;
lose consciousness 14M: ( effort) 12121 (distances
474: skill) A741.ydr
conscript fo4.9124: considerably 4,131) .;

conscription 1:24..- 40;4446214: considerate hha)4 h 440

consecrate (life) AW= (set consideration (careful thought)

apart as sacred) rin Al: 4 to 611/W;

consecration (of church) 0914414, (thoughtfulness)
&j5' ef4jef7/2 give consideration 7400,044

consecutive Orati;e: in consideration

consensus not have consideration

consent tv ) ith 64) I 146,4 al"...fb 2

consent (n.) evhg$: take into consideration

consequence payihvAietovea-02, 494,61 "ono,:

in consequence of consign (snid) 6)7'
4 ....0)77..epo (set apart) 024

it is of no consequence (to a guardian) A.4 /5/22:

9:2 Ofe401,1° consist (of human body) y4114"
consequent ,W/i$: (of cooperation)

conservation iryzyb consistency 01)4-R.,44.,V,

conserve wqieo= /We,' consistent (friend) /Me;

(strength) Oviv2AP; (erson) 44 gii$4

 65

be con:;istent with W)1,1 establishing) 601151°3

consolation d'OR'PX: constrain )/57.413:.
console M'c-'i= (temper) 7,74'-
consolidate (gains) ig/2i. constraint VA,31
(position) fiiinz; show constraint
(Icattered holdings) constrict Poq:
constriction 1,/,9.,
consonant (n.) 21,50g; era?- ; construct Geffre =

consonant, be MO OM 1111/ 111)01,0 construction (of building) iv*

consort (v.) ffh; ( ? of building) )? GI) b'e;
consort (n.) constructive mfrer2.:
conspicuous 4,fiqr construe 4Z./)6'"
conspiracy '6,37 fier: (guess) fri
conspire ,SRO = h4t: consul e;NA:
constancy 119$P: consulate 9i 700; /)5:
constant (noise) 90,.P.terl consult gbfrpz: 01,#:
(friend) &d,11 ( a dictionary) 711'/$3927t:
(encouragement) ef consultation sir p :
constantly a4 2/1: consume (of fire) "7,9e.'
constellation (finish, devour) 13114:
consternation R1.9,)27: (time) 71514
be in conste:nation 744740: contact, v. (personally) 4/95P:
constipate (ply' M40 ;% (by mail or telephone) 712a:
constipation ee: J'4' contact (n.) '93 TiP3
constitute (apt )int) A4.7): be in contact 74-941119:
(make up) in: come in contact
constitution (law) 71 r come into contact 4971"S
(physical makeup) /3 d)-$71,. AR47
a 8 I.
 66

contagion 114?0% contentedly -A1171;

cont:. ions 71,Mio contention (disputing) /40;
be contagious (yawning) (idea) ,WW42.
v4.90; contest, v. (argue against)

contain (include) h r d,74',71;

J'H2 hi/h.' (fight for) 4/0144'
(restrain) xlt-, contest (n. ) Ca- R'gs °2 VIZI'
container ertible, fp contestant 14p 4 4 6
67177k0.2.1: context
contaminate (food) Vh4" contiguous
(a well) /inkl continence
contemplate 4; (foresee) continent
7010 contingent
contemporary ( n.) 03nw, gov7J 01V: be contingent on 7106 104)474'
contemporary, adj. (of the same continual 969 .P..0e
time) p2 /I ; (modern) continually .1960-9ibt9,
&err .20 continue 961724:
contempt ez c (endure) Yg /9'
contemptible 7020 continuous ?Oiler
contend 7( )2 a. continuously 1417.26Z
content (v. ) //IV J Rh: /Mid>) contour ylic:47--

content, be - -- 74g474 t contraband /0,1pecw?ai, 1212

content, n. (what is contained) ..p474 ,e4/9 ~ IS I

(facts stated) contract, "vt. (shorten) h /Mg

ft
Vo 041% (shrink) ,),2°407/Z:
contents 'hat- (a disease) fh/i/D-
/PC%
table of contents e0'bte4g ; contract (n. )
4760" el%
contented .0 contractor eV& 7425 k de:
8 2.
 67

contradict (deny) ,bo,..Z4: be convenient 74377:

(disagree) /./0 ert7 : convent P4,;5: '74.11):

contradictory P42 en e convention (meeting) h-S184i440/319

contrary (term) 74.-0 L ( or et off e ) fl)

(boy) e 1 ( custom approved) /2114:

contract (vt.) Jj fqigt conventional (ofa.thing) /2M07)4:
contrast (vi.) 74417,7: (of person) A IPA'
contrast (n.) o2 converge (roads) ."21I3" :
contribute (money) AfP11: (crowds) » .12/7/,;? V414 b. =

contribute to (help) 4.4% conversant,

ir **MO
be with a co ;
(to a newspaper) PAC' ANn conversation a to I 46 ea-a>p,
X344-1/
contribution (in money) 6739201' carry on a conversation
(article) Ofhl .04rib el`P 74

contrive (vt.) tSaNZ' have a conversation 714,2Z:

control ( v. ) 94" 12249t converse (v.) corivi: 7q372 74074.
control oneself b*4 71 2,741 converse (n.) -74-#4.2"
control. ( n. ) qk r TC; convert (money) orDP/G:
be under control rPe (religion) fr?404V:
froC$ =
(change) a /17

keep under control .0t,192.92e! convey (passengers) ,22.2#,

controller 7i.*oen0,6 (greetings)

controversy (transfer) hv 4h 6.
convalesce ,7649: (make known) A
convalescent 7 dro,r/r: convict (v.) 444(0)
convene (vt.) 4fi44: convict (n.)
convene (vi.) 4/3404): f'74 sz g/ . 40 ?Xhir.
convenience conviction /up : ; 91 j
convenient convince Obi :
 bti

convivial f Rh cordial 14

convocation hi),-)0: cordially /Ohs h (CP

convoke cordon
convulse core tof fruit) GO- lig"
be convulsed (with pain) (of a subject) 40'.
-1-116M16/211 711//d,/./4-
cork (v.) 4 4 6. %

(with laughter ) 117 ,214 cork (n.)

cook ( v. gbv.e= al a corkscrew pi?? Cobh' 041,7-
cook (n.) GOV'
01111=
41" corn =

cookies tv-,. corner (of

41 ,7//
room)
;
'V 9? 6.71:
cool (vt.) 720/1/0// (of street) aDJ In b." . q Cs
cool (adj.) 07/96,1/) 431 Y".°1 (of a box) inc2/:
be cool gar 96d4/01: cornerstone pep w 34
(calm) te.2 I rM (basis) 414 GOO:
coop (n.) qh:P:9109) coronation byeo-.
cooperate 71/1 //. .7 42/2,: corporal Romict
corporation of 't/? C

cooperation (help) '/C113...-ht corps a Rot

(working together) corpse Go
cooperative f P i Arr. ? corpulent ZO$G..91°:

coordinate, v. (adjust) ,-,hop2A: correct, v. (mistakes)

(hazmonize) ))/5#17441 (punish) 4/6n7:
copious (adjust) ,7h71.97,7hi
copper Orb 51?: correct (adj.) 71k,/.41,":
copy, v. (make a copy) 7/2/71n: correction t7 C
(imitate) diM correlat. 'in
copy (n.) 117'% .4.1it correspond (be similar) 46-.004:
cord 12.9 (agree) h 41-
 69

( exchange letters) couch

cough Iv. ) oh
correspond with each other cough ( n. ) 66
correspondence (similarity) council r
Oft; 44)07= hold a council 4/(0 VY/Z
( exchange of letters) counsel (v. ) w
pgiwa, ab4tC: counsel, n. ( adviedri) 5 t2C--
correspondent ( for a ( lawyer) fen n.4
htwsh.,,4,9 take counsel 74619 7
corridor cio h 4'-f counselor ( lawyer) m .#
corroborate fr.) 12 7m: (in a camp) # 442 /97 /72 6
corrode count (v.) Cto inn.
corrugated iron t 4-plc' count on 711Y " 91)
corrupt (v. ) Sn/70-7- /ink count (n. ) cOvrnir
corrupt, adj . (person) Std/7/ counter (v. )
fib (morals) e A1/2.90, counter (n. ) rb?: ePX402: die
corruption 4 6Z-P.I. (in a bar) 04 r
941 -* counterattack h 4.4).- ?: /PM -
cost, v. (require the expendi- counterfeit ( adj. ) peax7t.:
ture) S rle counterpart */' fRRG
(cause the loss) Es- coy Itless optee: fh$40- :

cost (n. ) eO 6151- E (9 country

at all costs A P3 13-- countryman (who lives in the
costly eo- country) fi 7C1
costume eh 41h (of one's own country)
cot r Ae.9 J99C% kJ>.
cottag6 .1)X countryside /2 /7261
cotton ; coup )7 AI%
 70

couple (v.) ,-iriP97 court-martial 9e0,4C$

couple (n.) OA r: /5P" courtroom 4/e, 1 471
(partners) 60140I': 4g: courtyard P.? 17
110: 11 OP' 404
070b9% is I 0,10;?:

.
cousin
a couple of ,734": /MR, covenant .4,4' 4
coupon cover (v.) ra$ r 545
courage IT I (travel) 24.2/1/I /i/hb;
lose courage d7PAs (include) 71/27.9":

take courage: C-V' (a table)

courageous (a mistake) 7,444:

course (direction) ,pril'122ei,; cover oneself up A/W:
(line of action) la, t cover over 3 G.f

(studies) ¢f1, pig/ arA cover up A40"

(of food) CeiP* it? cover, n. (blanket) 9012g14:
as a matter of course (for pan) A Zvi: (for
41: 7 1 h e'v box) 04;: (for book)
in- due course Vg- AR el) "fi44:. (protection) 7A71.r.
of course ,011),.0: take cover #M id;
court, v. (seek to win in covet 74 ert'T .

marriage) ,77 774 ,bca: cow 4P

court, n. (justice) 4Ce74"AP' coward 4.6.S. rAti;
(residence of king) 07/1: cowardice 4G $;.
(family of king) /0:6/4(9/49: cowherd hGr:
(of house) 77re crab b."4.

(for game) erg = crack (vt.) h/r4Of (nuts)

courtesy P. 741 (whip) ,76131S:

courthouse iF C AP% crack, vi. (glass) /1M470'

courtier 9f717C): .11 I (oice) hhAt .(whip)

gh°34; a81*;
 71

crack, n. (in a wall) crave e0R4 = (request) 4 Oh

(in a plate)
4,/4) crawl, v. (child) tr* (snake)
(of
eb117%
,-43:1f.=r-i2f-V6)- 74/01 (work) Ite211"
crayon nhc*.
cradle crazy S.? s

craft (skill) In/24 be crazy m At

(trade) ar"...P: creak /1../7 V%
(slyness) ///40 cream Pr/ 4g/.71 eitopip, fe5e0,
craftsman Oh t. ifiW: 1900 Ps hiW
crafty, r 17 (oily preparation) 4,1'0'
cram crease (vi.) -bra
cramp, have a Tics 106)
.11.110,10 create es, /77 L1 y
crank, n. (for motor) 9). riTh J creation z
(person with odd ideas) creator 6. re2
06.60, creature er 4
cranky lerres22, credible 603
crash (vi.) +/VA credit, v. (trust) hap it
(thuncier) 11 en 5 t (give financial credit)
(collide) T0 44' = di°4.r 4041) h
down with great noise) credit, n. (loan) -Area
,744 rnia%
(delayed payment) P'4
crash (n.) V' ; (violent (good reputation) Xr1:
smashing into the ground) creditor h 6 hill; 6
G014 &Ph qn creed
(failure of business) creek
(0-40?
crate ti 713 creep (child) 4'0t (vine) 044
crater Oit.71: 7912b" cremate /94= 'Lem

387
 72

crest 71 7 Po= criticize f 06. 2: -70m

crevice h114 croak 6-364
crew IA*0-0 crocodile bfi
crib ,2; crook, n. (stick) 00409! gps,
(for corn) 11274fr" (a bend) ornril'f%
cricket 4 (not honest) ,) erne 06.
crime e05 crooked (bent) mei
criminal eo (dishonest) Pen e"
criminal law 9CDahr: crop, v. (of sheep)
(cut short) ,74/774
criminal offense
peg.? /) OAP? a crop (n.) AIM 5b89:
cross, vt. (river) 4261
cringe 10.1,101: (street) ,1,t 4/1Warms) Neqat.;
crinkle 9701)49,.g4 (oppose) eh4/)41 P),Y7d7..9b:
cripple (v.) "7 Y74. b'° ' ,hgs7d cross (n.) afbh#4*- (result
(damage) 77hrnh of mixing of breeds) R.00:
cripple (n.) ,71917' ht"."' cross, be ?In erb
crippled 7 Q. cross-examination 0)/504)74; Wee:
crisis 471) 2 14 '= ,th20 4049.. cross-eyed riCAN fr(r
(financial) 9 0: crossing (n.) eP1A4o3Z.i.-
crisp (way of speaking) "7144): ab4,i 4 h
(manner) Al 4411 h crossroad art hOP4 69D%zoi:
criterion 0610/./0 tolz4VA. 40PP-1:
critic crosswalk oval* i 42, h 0: as
critical (of a crisis) ShVs: crouch hAeci
971,4a. (expert) 14/1' crow (v.) endri
criticism (analysis) p crow (n.) gpfer
(disapproval) f10440J1 crowd,* vt. (into a box)
388
 is

(of people) crusade (v.) j/7/11

crowd (vi.) ehM/54* Crusade /W11)04. iv a 0'
crowd (n.) h,1 .fi = Minnme-,WA crash (a hat) healaygg
(the common people) p72le: (beans) ernolei-h0J (rocks)
P77 ab 3 (rebol1ion)AdM4
crowned 1411;0: j24.2: crust (kid?,
(7)2/ fl' 4' crutch sr epli:
crown (v. ) ,/a P: o, C.0?) crux 9211: i7OE
be crowned /001$44:dgc.1 cry, v. (weep) M 0/ j:
crown Ne.644)% (shout) 0135
Crown Prince 741,9.-- ef)b;X: cry (n.) d21-11.%

crucifixion hOh. cry for help ,)..,-.)....-.

crucify hob ; (treat crying (n.) 4#
severely) 1,41AP: cub 62A 74 .
crude (person) OA 2 , ( oil) cube 0 erf, 1 (of sugar)
jodirY) Ir. 3 (painting) )7.MC.'
/p 1920g Aect- cubic *.(1:
cruel (person) 4rn 92V$ cubicle .?'0;
(war) hild't: cubit
cruelty eisyit cucumber pli.z1X AO%
cruise (v.) g/Neve" cud g21
cruise (n.) A0024:74474. cuddle tow, hod.'
crumb( s) 41e 04 1.`)0 h
crumble (spoil) )19119 ,b:
crumple al cue ,910/9"'
crunch (vt.) L, 11n2 b cuff (n.) POP j24 4'
crunch, vi.. (of leaves) cufflink pif71;=
(of culminatet dhlgiv,40-12
broken glass) .0: culprit et);Xhri.
 74

cult yo cure, n. (remedy) evitlipl

cultivate (trees) )740: (thr curing) oepg
iroses) 71°9 curfew p4g7t h46:
(mind) %vu.: curiosity 7,;,77 peyeo:
cultivated (land) Uth: (soil thing unusual) 120:
Pol'or 405-1A
cultivation a9 in-. curious (eager to know) 77
cultivator ,24,4*5; (strange) 4 A -
cultural 044: be curious 221 ha,o.:22
culture (civilization) 1) W4 curl, vi. (of hair) 4/PrenthAb
(physical) cib A4 C (of parchment) 4.filh%

(of mind) 01)74.4(121h: curl (n.) eipms gvet,

(of cotton) curly fral:
itured Mc' currency 7?
cu.ttin Cil2-3 current, n. (of river) 4.hrs
cunning 4) A ep to-1,5 I 11)0
(charming) rivignA01. (of opinio%) J) ay
cup (n. ) (given a current (adj.) #90)
winner) TIN.- currently o(,J4: 2.14 49b),3;
cupboard 0.912:4005; curriculum tweelt
cupidity i@h79 11111' curse (v.) I-7 611?
cupola curse (n.) 57a
curable, be er? : Vgh (evil) 021'00/
curator I i5 : cursive py4 fr) h:
curb (v.) 7,e'% curt ircO%
curb (n.) ,00;70: /170,1? curtail

curd curtain (v.), off e9A,12,

MO IMO OM

curdle 4.1' curtain (n.) a2 .944":

cure .(v.) '11;5 curve (v.) J11/46-
be cured 127f% be curved (back) ,c'd
 75

curve (n.) avni geoht 2/7 ; daily (adv.) //POP% /WA

cushion 944)% dainty' hbh
custodian /7) 012' (person) cikr VA;
custody Pmt 4, 9: dam (v.) ?Ain
custom Aim,: dam (n.) 9k4
customary 12.74hay.14; damage, (v.) M Or:
customer fiv)r: damage (n.) /00:
customhouse p22r4.32s 4 damages4
customs (taxes) 44 I' damn (condemn to hell) rigs
(department of customs) ALA W) (declare bad) i'0).

cut Ovi,f/): (hay) VaipAg.. dal n (adj.) ,-)CTei);

(reduce) 'Pi 41 be dvmp /2

(leave out) h1q9ZI dampen 40.5: 1;44 Y244 4.0

cut across ,11?Zin: (joy) ,'10110//
cat down 1M dampness elwP 4;1 clw°1
cut off dance, v. (modern) I :

cut out hetaill.. (native) On

(give up) 04 Cm .411) dance, tn. (modern) 4 3 h
cute h : do% ax (native) //63%
cycle dancer
danger %.A..9
D
dangerous ,10,02 r..
daddy '704: (disease)
sease ) 21
dagger 1157* dangle (vi:.) ,20//49H:
daily (n.) A PO,. t PDT .IAP: dare g LG
JIP11
dark (n.) al hi, (night) eridy
daily (adj.) pd49 dark, adj. ( Wtlaut light) 47645174
39 I h
 76

(not light-colored) 'e% at dawn 7t. : 4 "ooly

az.rken /1157., h ; day 03
darkness errb b (period) 24:-
darling 4 a 470 day after day 40 i 47
darn 101 cfr 4"7
tH)10)°*-

dash (strike) %/Oa/ (throw) day in, day out t9 : MO:

144P% (smash) n the following day /)//00,..
dash (one's) hopes stvh4. -- one of these days %54ptfil:
)11)001.01: these days qv 3;
dash off 4-4,1gesgbP' 6°111' daybreak, at q
dash by 46-9A % /, 4.. 7'e:4.M
dash, n. (mark in writing) daydream /91 eh 17

(liveliness) jr.911: &pub ret°118

clashing 1/3/21- daylight p 0; V5

date, v. (mark with a date) day student 71 eD #h I

o/) g 6. (find out daze (of a blow) "ibeiial
the date) (3 4.1 (of news) 7 f////'
(escort socially) 4COAX: be dazed
date (time) 03 2 dazzle (of sun) ,)14M4
(appointment) Om e): (of singing) 97 big 5 16:
(fruit) PCI deacon y if 3 :
be out of date 0,)% Udil;),;.9 dead (n.) e/D- 9
to date Irn '10 dead (adj. ) Pry
'laughter 4? 1 42
114.1011.03
1 (flowers, leaves) P.A496'
daughter-inlaw p&o9 P4E 42.V; be dead 471)74% (fire) /724.
dawn (v.) r.,3 t. (flower) AL*'
dawn (n.) 199'1 (beginning; dead certain Rsilo r t7tlf?
OP deaden (pain) 77 g .poises)
 77

dead end stn ,..et dbe.0- 42. debate (v.) 74 mop :

h al> 3 7 4 debate with oneself ")00
deadliae P fa 44 0.3 debate (n.) Pont.
deadly /96'21 g 4. debilitate 4 .47 ir2)

(enemies) MIL. debris eP e

(PO4 P0//94.1/' debt eeSA z (obligation)
deaf R3 9/61A: debtor nhbgr no.
deafen /74g fAZ% decarle ae")C.
deafness RelOrP.' decadence GO- At '677 =
deal (have contact) ../.7 Pr:: /17 decapitate 06 =

(be concerned) I( ("261 %) '94

A......4,14;
decay, vt. (fruit) Mi 414
deal in /9/19.: 524 (books) 17new)
CCECCej
01-
deal with (treat) .Ph' deceased O4'i
deal, n. (business) en) 74/119 be deceased
PPM': VI 4A' deceit dr9J1V6 '
a great deal .-/Ph deceitful % 4/
dealer =
deceive yLi 4 %

dealings It/01: ego.71: December A-11 I (IP)

dear (beloved) -74412g27: decent 47 ; (man) aricli-
(expensive) GO' a' (home) orbomgets3 (meal) PiZO
dearly CI° 2 deception, igilbriene:
dearth S1Th? deceptive
death er ; (end) (% if erg decide, a z ry) :
pat to death ah (judge). OP: m
death penalty P719;7, PIA decided, adj. (unquestionable)
death throes n7 r p..
debark ra-pcw: a 4 (determined) 40 C '
debaie (gold) % G *74; decidedly 6(271 le) 4't47 ,
:law 'Awl AeLA
an3
 78

decimate ")-4//,47.;: decree (v.) X/77;

1744' ,1/2/44, decree (n.) 3c9 3
decipher (handwriting) ,71/2x): issue a decree 4040 jr:
(a message) 4441 decrepit ,g),Oefr:/4..
decision e.D412.- dedicate (set apart by a ceremony)
decisive 01-9e
ear4: *74,4:
.16
deck ,(0Cri... (devote) ,/
declaration (act of declaring) (a book) e/i)-MAJ: ,)0442:
er6'd/4)°: deduce 444.-
(announcement) alb 94 433 deduct g44t (expenses) 975

(document) d RP: deduction 02177-:

declare 0 ea; (announce) deed itAlfr (legal document)

declension ,..,e0d.), deep ep6eipj (voice) 400..91t'

decline (vt.) *gib' (secret) (sleep)
'70 onh" (a noun) '7V): ,70,14,3 (color) R6.70.
decline, vi. (diminish) deepen
eb'ff, (slope down) deeply 11
,i0ohlA deer ,7,911/;
decompose (vt.) h/1.0.--7-. 754A A deface ,1n 4X:
./-Aie;
decompose( vi..):(flesh) defame hOzt )7/7201,
decorate i h 2,0 default, vt. (a contract)
(give a medal) Xhav: (VW-DC% z

decoration 2 r: defeat, v. (in battle) a'hi

(medal) .1` (in election)
decorous ern r: defe.at, n. (in battle) 216), Opal:
Cdecrease (n.) 1120' th.' (in a game)
docrease (vt.) Of defeated, be NIP OM =a,

decf eu:4 (e) tO)f) Z X Sr

39.1
 79

(a motion) G49-g°44% definite 04% e nfir

(hopes) fc An?' definite article /7(e0/5/:
defecate le" (man) 3 461a/0)A. sciph# A.9130:
w.fron. ) 44: Afoi,.' definitely 41,-) C d9

defect (v.) ,?,4171! definition 0%

defect (n.) Vgg'4Pi" %9??Vi deflate ,7/12V.16,4;
defective )97#4/? 170. deform )01), (of shoes
defend (protect) 74,74 nhi deforming the feet) ,7?3:6061
(speak in favor) 72/244; deformity ,724 : 70,4%.0 j 13
(of a lawyer) flbyyn OP) defraud ,741b n4 4G
(territorial integrity) defray
;2)0)44'. deft O' 117

defendant -1.110: defy (the law) PM:

defense (thing that protects) (authority) '7L-OD°73$1
gle7 c9 1?4 VA: degenerate .././)/)h-a%
(protection) el, n hricr degrade WO: .14z7:
Ministry of Defense degree A G T: (irch003.)
Pfineirij: htet by degrees Oh% no4:
defensive (n.) n to a certain degree 40(Pfii)g:
defensive (adj.) poY1d5k.e. deity p$412:
defer deject 04): hit
deference ,.?7,.fic4PI** delay. v. (put off) Nh4.4h4:
defia4t 1.917/1,-/* ,7//7,"
(make late)
deficiency til7t? 1"24h;?: delay (n.) ag6l,71$
deficient fit' 141//: delegate (v.) A0,74;
be deficient 1° h delegate (n.) ltii)t771176:
deficit In L delegation 124 "PP
define (describe) ahij(explain) delete /jig:
/4/77: (fix the limit) );40: deliberate, v. (discuss) ileasOrr)
'WO) ./ al? 92,24
 80

(think over carefully) deliver (bring to a place) Ap.q4:/3:

(distribute)

deliberate, adj. (careful) 0411(); (hand over) )0i7:

(carefully
AWL (give birth)
74V74'-;:
thought out) GP/s 0M4-P: (save from evil)
,94 44CL1!"
deliberately Via Y940: 6.01, ' (a fortress) h4 c:/5/4:
deliberation (discussion) GOM: delude, --- oneself 4..,)1:
41110111.
(care) 1"1.146: deluge (n.)

delicacy (of flower) AiWi: (of question) eml,PI

(physical weakness) delusion 1132': h41;3:
,24.44$ demand (v.) )97/Y9'

delicate (features) if.A,7)7:cM: (require) a hA /0)

delicious d/84/P1 demand In.) 4:74i1: 4.25;7=
delight (vt.) ,4phA4A demarcate ,7APh:

be delighted Arh: )6e40;) demean )79hh;

delight (n.) kA4: demented /749g"
delightful
INDY
jhba6ri: demilitarize M
delimit GO/ii: demobilize /27411:

delineate (boundaries) n/54:

(a plan) hh14: demolish 76174e°1°:

delinquent (n.) (a theory) a-ots ML 7'

delinquent, adj. ;parent) demon 094.17 e9g5:
91900: I*116 -P-P' demonstrate (prove) ,P7111;,;

(taxes) a-7/01 (show)

delirioust become - -- (rave) demonstration (proof) 4rMa.1

"7-1"(, P4t) '1' (wildly (expression) efb e2h of717.-
excited) pergeme2sal: (parade) iwYr.-44!'
f=7,747
 81.

demonstrative (showing the depaiture leo gi arg:

feel...ngs) .ne b tip : depend (rely) '011,6j;

(result from) 40v 61140 '-

(pronoun) ,2a4 dependable 01B'r..

demoralize (corrupt) : dependency 7,70.
isto-o tu.
(weaken the spirit) 4bb.4: dependent, be on 44214 -tiorr:
hfi
demote tfr (inftlguenced4)14-4--ftwa"P110
iirr/aGuep4m
demure 9eb.pt (rely on) /7- - P.WF:4E: :

_den 4 P 11 M.,14°. depict mg..; (of painting) Pt/P.:

denigrate ,7/n49 deplorable /1frer ,47,,P1 i92

denomination (religious group) deplore (an accident) hgl

PVA*Cf9t: dv,?: .A141.11.. 7)V471
(of a ctin ) '.2 1A1 depose (say under oath) fiph
As a 407'
Pent
denote )71V h )1 % (remove from the throne)

denounce (condemn) A 7. f fAti- n#411/: ,P4?/e4g

(inform against) neD99e% deposit, v. (put) ,;h t VP?

(leave lying) 7,241ir'.

dense /1, 90 deposit, .n. (pledge) dPJ ,',
dentist /99eh: (MP: (something laid down) Y.Y)(grbi
deny (declare not true)224400/9r4 depository 174 grvi
(refuse) ); fonhr depot 4991q; AR
(the opportunity) 14.7: deprave 'VW-
depart (leave) lig: deprecate ? 1.5/
(deviate) -W: depreciate 70" P214
.dergmted (adj.) ov": depress (make gloomy) Oes A/574:
department fiP): "2 0#96
(lower)
department store dog depressed, be --- ;.
 82

depressing ;/12n2e, design, v. ( af bridge) tiez..:

depression ( low place) "7.fra247; (clothes) rbo2
(dullness of trade) hk OP 7: (a plan) ,701.4:
fit of depression h ig197.7 design (n. ) .

W*1 Gib OZ (plan)

deprive ri h P74 '7,1'194 by design D 41,*
depth;) ti designate (select) alArb
deputy fonpi (point out) ANO".'
derail Mi/Y16 designer 91%4: h to. dale :
derange ?? citio : desirable (necessary) /fr2

deride 6.0 ty: (pleasing) R t P6761:

derogatory i0e2 57: desire (v. ) 740.1274-
descend (04,g (price) yO: desire (n. ) 91)0V71%

Sh; (be handed down) 16/P6-= desist 7449

descendant 41067 desk gbh:
/441f1"...Cisi:
des cent or Orporj (4hcfst H desolate (v. ) .7117441.

describe ihgr desolate (adj. ) n

description CCP 1/7 ihg despair (v.) 4h1), 'Pin;
(kind) 4'071: despair (n.) 0.100(°1#"
desecrate 'it *1 desperate h0,1 /ve2gliAtir
P4rIApq 013
desert (vt. ) he/3 efr TM= U. despicable poltri,;
desert (vi. ) despise rot
desert (n. ) yoR941.'77 despite gb V: 74 lbe et of
desert(s) s ) despoil /MO
deserted (adj. ) s f/i/1)22 despondent,' be 0111.111M 4WD

be deserted (village) POI t

6/707): . despot 4113 ; )741111:
desux ter La4 dessert evimetst.
deserve ./.1q (a-) destination S n nn Adt

a98
 83

destiny (fate) d detest MI)

destitute .9.0 to2.3 : detestable )1 4 ;

destroy fig.,: ,240: detonation pig.a% Rinlp40

be destroyed (army) detour AW : 07%0:
(by fire) °M9inh' detriment ";74:$
destruction detrimental, be .-. to
destructive 110,, t P 0124.moh.. OM:
detach (button) fi h devalue 2/0s "igzv:
(stub) "2 (send devastate a) a 6r12 ,7 'A a

on special duty) 6(7)40, develop, vt. (educate) P7/)04

detachment (standing apart) (a country) ,p/24 R
(musclesi 243/74.1

(of troops) 174g4) (land) Ahe7s (film) A/rim

(v.) Hie.: (send for develop, vi. (of child) 'hem
special duty) (212 a 4: (of plants) /7/h5
detail (n.) 9 /eY44.- (of country) I1 hRP0 (of
detailed VeHel city) -11 h .4, (trouble) 74447Z:
detain (keko in custody) development gin g-73: 1,0#0.;2i
(delay) 2//7/9: deviate &16&
detect device ( Scle""- /84
detective 40 I. efPG'a3V. (tool) 4041/61:
deter ./e,2it.; (hinder) ,j 7A devil )207q=
deteriorate .
poor devil gv h ri
determination 44,110s devious #
determine (decide) et)//if /17: devious gays 74; ri4)
(find out) soc076: devise 4. Mt...
determined (adj.) rh 17 0.6) devise a plan
be determined 4004/27. devoid of .np/

399
 84

devote rh diarrhea 1,49 *'111

devoted (adj.) OPT: diary pPOO 4.4169T:
be devoted to (wholly given dictate n,d,6: :

to some subject) 12 :7401)R02-dictation 04: (07d-p:

4,045i (love) GO AR dictator VP/2u '95 7;
devotion (Veli,C=" al) eo- diction %5.9 9 61
(giving oneself to) ,p 90b: dictionary 02/9/7r..120,
,717 944, die
'746'
devotional erb 7 /2), (tree) A40'
devour fit 2 n 704 : (anger) M. A:
(gossip) ,??? 40/17 (wither) In 44

(a book) fi?..ist die down (fire) MO, .

devout (religious) /74/?7'7/ikADO: (wind) fitjg-

/AZ = (follower) die off 'MO:
dew /71, ti die out (custom)

dexterity OA diet (n.)

diadem /9k/ CDC"?' differ (be unlike) -/h_Pfi-

diagnosis fOCOpt'T ":91V0P-- ( di sagree ) "76 V.") er,jv
e0-/rby: j
diagonal P.,r9: difference 4P.5%
diagram it-ud*r: avl/nag - (disagreement) 46'"V007.
dial (v.) aleph-- have a difference y,7b.,)74:

dial, .n. (of watch) ab 5 my different (not alike) hoh:

(of telephone) ii*.re (distinct, separate) frVh..Pfis
tort geo-A be different ././;49:
dialect differentiate (vt.)
dialogue oAAP = 12'60-0-1. difficult 'fit E
diameter %,9 911h. : at00.0 ; ( time) /et VG': .

diamond "74)1,,/* difficulty .-F"7C,I ,24,96t

 85

(of a job) 12.g.: diminish 7/00:

make difficulties ,.//)",ls dine -17b4t*/109:
diffuse (vt.) clingy as gy/5.
dig 4,1 44 dining room #1.)Vi' 4;1,
dig out ¶o 4"C° C01"),: dinner h ,

4-g up dip (into the lake) ,7inhO:

digest, vt. (food) 4. orb (into the stew) ,7/Y)40/3%*
(absorb mentally) 000-b: dip out .431,416
digest (vi.) diphtheria 144/plis
Or(hat cliplomta ,ri7t24--- 04,9
digest (n.) al9474074.- direct, v. (conduct) eDir
clisestion 19,91/9: ?Xrvire (show) ,74?; (order) ,7///1/:
dignified (adj.) Veer's (supervise) 0-0 :
dignify hh 11 direct (adj.) 71717:.
dignitary Oh edv6 rV dt 4 #: ,*D (complete) al?"/)°'
dignity (honor) `f?-4 C' (straightforward) /mop,
(rank) aTdt (9: direction %#P20-2,3(guidance)
dike .9 4 (supervision)
dilapidated Paglb: 94/424?-17-'
4006p-a-. instruction) tip triasi.1
dilate 40.1: directive ere go 6.,P:
diligence A,9- directly /796,rd
diligent pn director 417
dilute tholorrif
.., directory Phri% "Yea- 4r2g
dim (v.) efri4: dirge Oro-
dim (adj. ) g dirt 17X0'
get dim (eyesight) ANgro dirty (adj.) 441""
dimension 00-ciz-r: ho,p: be dirty 4,1,07::7 US:
diminish (vt.) OM; disability 7RI,371,
401
 86

disable mok.;e0.071, discharge, n. (of gun) eat4,70h=

disadvantage "14R (of dynamite) igh9244*

disagree 4h eep ey,P, (f,rom army) peD/3cyzx; goo.
disagreeable eg ,07A
disagreement ,7h DV 91207 disciple p,0:. era H C
disciplinary p /17R
disappear MO" discipline (v.) 0/),
disappoint 67C-. n 6T discipline, n. (order) if,01=A4)/11:
disappointment #62, (training) 4r0.0iag...
disapprove () 4,..4Pactoi disclose '769 Pt) (4 ) 'Mg:
(reject) )76)94/7%51°4 discomfort(902° 4 0 4 E fidgfi:
(have an unfavorable opinion) disconcert % A P7G ;

disconnect /Ohl 40*-"'")b

disarm (reduced size of army) discontent
PAP/7I 0,4Y4F: 96,4: discontented, be --- WO)
(take away weapon) discontinue yj L. in
116ce: 74- discord (strife) 41i111)
p
(disagreement) ,;h oT aYqP:
f/P,,.41 Lid
disarmament age
A
6-fg-'ci
disaster 00 4°0 /10. % (in music) el; soaes
disastrous "74,900 = h 97 discount, v. (give a reduction)
disband (vt.) h44/5 riW t ,) A l 7 4 (believe
s
disburse
tould (0
W6.4
b, 1,ri w *nisi?
only part of it) /1 Up-/).
discard /oh )7.9eor% On451':
discern (distinguish) 17, ; discount (n.)
(perceive) (see) discourage (vt.) t h "?/)Ovz/N.1

discharge, v. (a cargo) hG)46.- (prevent) 4,7 74119-* %i312.s

(duties) fr; WeDij (workers) be discouraged MO, 94,.?"91: =

771446'' ?lia)122..; (from the discouraging, be --- l4/170,* ,Mg142.

army) 44 / = (debts) n44 discourse (v.) &is 3 9 ve:

402
 87

discourse (n.) pe? s disfigure hft?0,4

discourteous Vap: disgrace (v.) ASZ:
discover (invent) 4)044.: disgrace (n.) j'
(find out be in disgrace 0-exPs 41;
zoilAs
discovery (invention) 14//4.1) disgraceful polte40,
(act of being discovered) disguise (v.) of? /70);
MI) disguise oneself eith41)%-b°4
make a discovery sAdi: disgust (v.) ,)/)rn
discredit (v.) 7/p°; Age11. disgust (n.) ofu.°
)71121;-- VO$ X4'47; disgusting km.-
discreet Ito : dish (plate) If A3=

discrepancy dinR; (food) ,rvl

discriminate (see the difference) dishearten -M014 ,?hgziv,
AR: (make a distinction) dishonest kii4ti V

)7A6: (in business) 4Ar'

discrimination bee: 4AlAr dishonor (v.) %9714
P0Afb: linA (ability dishonor (n.) ex
to choose). peero: dishonorable 5;096:
discuss f,74, 7
.1 .(46,,1,9.: disinherit )7airb:
discussion eogAp r OZ.Wei disintegrate. (vt.) VflIn2h:
disdain (v ) f disintegrate, vi. (rocks)
disdain (n.) 719:
4449277/#: (blanket)
disease /?b-d)
diseased 04 'fi4 disinterested, be --- (free from

disembark (vi.) 404A bias) 1;614.0.,) (free

disenchant #201 AO: from selfish motives)
disengage A/2960: j? 40 s ,911M1ci7R° G:
disentangle (vine) (a disjoin (buildings) 4/94.7 1,04,
rope) P7e° ',PT.; (wires) A4
(truth) hfi: 'disjoint 2, vg2,0
403
 88

disk XiN, . (settle) Sin;

dislike (v.) Al>49412.9-D- dispatch, n. (message) ,244120,
dislike (n.) "Pt);: (quick actior.) oit4S 71X, %
dislocate (shoulder) O4 pS . dispel (the fog) 405
(wrist) ahrs (at); (fear) hbev,4.
( egi.i4delng"ies ..//c ; dispensary pez taro yif,A
dislodge (rocks) 41.0966 dispense tidgh
(the enemy) Mh 9' ' disperse (vt.)
disloyal do, 4,4 co, ; disperse ( vi . ) 71/7d,4
dismal (weather) 96 0, do displace fAs /7.65), s '704
(game) POYAgi91 (replace)
dismay (v.) display (v.) ))het
71.;r4v (ft 1. 17 ). IPS k.
dismiss (the class) .///f47.?-. display (n.) trof/9,
(a worker) nfro6-; s heodo/.. be on display .v,P*
411 (a complaint) 44/Y displease 31Avy3s* )0: A4,07.7,0.
dismount (vi.) 404.4t dispose (put in order) Sel).
disobedience Axecodywb Ctiake liable) 744
disobedient tro/2/7", ,967474# dispose of (throw away) ,vhs
disobey 6)../4//,/,911' i3hj: n2 f (sell) XM"
disorder OH4 hi hi" P/ */'h disposition (temperament) OA i
(riot) #4"):..#14Y, ra Amt (a liking)
400
(disease) if) ID AI j (arrangement)
disorderly (mob) golp f")7: ar'RAW
(desk) iPierr. 41,4' 096 dispossess 97hhlio:
disorganize klocoh.: disprove, thn' 009; A4.VO,
disown neg r dispute (v.) ilefrb ?or?* OP'
disparity 4 re ays 'TM 3' dispute (n.) /7 C 7C I n?
dispatch, v. (send quickly) disqualify + neg. imperfectf
nhri4.1* Sh04-
404
 89

disregarl (v.) ,4: astant

disrespect, show --- be distant erf5'
disrespectful Md)9$4; distaste 1/4,F
disrobe (vi.) 4 IV) 49,4 distasteful (medicine) P(12n7/3.0
disrupt (of quarrels) heit,h): distend X/77/.
(surface of water) "learn' distill (water) S3;714
dissatisfy c) io distinct (different) NAP?'
be dissatisfied 044: 'LAT; (clear) 74{./'
i'C (a) (unmistakable) P44.69.
disseminate .7/,k141731' keep distinct 4/91
dissension /7) 4 ; distinction (difference) 4/2f2=
dissent, v. (oppose) i'.04°::) (honor) /70=
(not agree) ,?frih efil(47/519 (excellence) 11.1$0%
dissent (n.) a?) e7 distinctive 41z%
dissident (n.) 4g2s99e112$ distinctly VAR":
dissimilar Pi(hiP? distinguish h,-
dissimilarity fj fj etv /12 a / eb7 distinguished (adj.) 0400'
dissimulate A00.- distort 77 rfr20"Vel" 4
dissiote distract (v.) MO

.
Avin/i$

(fortune) fr?q? distract from ,7/7

dissipated (life) Or).;. distraction (thing that draws

dissociate bP1 away attention) eh f)s Pa2h4f
dissolute (life) Pageoi;4
is..fti Still ej (amusement) peigs
dissolve, vt. efwater- 7.249(2) 69P0 did°
(partnership) ) eta.4; distraught fY tr6b f 96
dissolve, vi. (in water) 02a, distress (v.) %hen f*"
(partnership) ea/, distress (n.) 19e: 2 4,2
distance C?t (way)
J
&231.7,e' (fatigue) % 41)7,117

405
 90

distressing divide W./5 (separate) 4,09

distribute ,7Y)444: divination 11 :

(scatter) 5/,,01 divine (v.) Y(01:

distribution is, divine (adj.) 47..P
(of troops) 4"40"12 divine kingdom o'"Dp9".4! 6VP,
district A70-6if y 164401 az-c: divine scripture #.4 ev iri
distrust, v. (not have confidence) divinity en)h03115p.
6/01.0'' z (be suspi- divisible 49744'
cious) 71/17r1' .mz-.. division (dividing) )2,70.4.4).
distrust (n.) reogv; (distinction) I 2 bl
distrustful 74/716'16r (section) b4
di sturb "icip (worry) ,,,04 (of army) 7 ., m' L'
(put out of order) ArOng'41) (boundary) 0?
49)./)9616°4 divorce (v.) 4d'
disturbance I'Vey.E qb?"9 divorce (n.)
(political) tA divorced (adj.)
ditch (n.) '74%2 divulge (a secret) AX /72:
dive WO'. (in ) (a name) 7/7A
diverge (,Opinion.) Ithig: dizzy, feel --- qba>. ,7h
Oaths) f Mh (/V&' ,?..R4 2A
divergence 6Aip. (suffice) fig'
divers pMehir (study) )7 IV
diverse -Mk fYh.t9Pt docile .4111
diversion (change of direction) dock (n.) 9044,2W= elzo2...p3
b#01Pierbi orbh697 doctor (n.) eh risP r Rh/ a'
(pastime) 7d4013:. Porki4d) doctrine r 19 1. S:0111;7
'7? in' 97.d'
divert (turn into) S e document (v.) peril) ,, 7,77:

(amuse) ,7)2.44,4 document (n.) 4iAtvi

dot;
 91

documentation ovtgiOgb: door g2 /2.f r /2C

dog do- /r out of doors AA. e0 1b
dogma e%?.79% doorman 44r
doll
11.. A3,1P/2.-P. doorsill
dollar wes
meminsire
doorstep a 4' .3 /26'
dolorous dosx2tza jgg-4 fiirg'
domain
111111..=0
(estate) eh?' dormitory ,7 g
ti

(territory) 42//i? dose fro n93;

dome 71469- dosier 44

domestic /PAP; (of one's dot, n. (round mark) In ,42M/g

own country) pa7c.- eo-hr % (point) 3r4:
domesticate % 6 oke 1 "P4 ; AR 12 .. on the dot 4k7
domicile (0,-66.9. double, v. (capital) Eircp% t 'IRO-
dominant tb 6 CO. , P 0U 4' r (bid) la I' 3 ?146 "4
0 24 0 P el .1' A
(main) 9:1';
( a piece of paper) VM A
double up (in pain) 070beelt.
dominate 74s double (n.) 4'7'4'.
domination' ..il tpi: double, adj. (meaning, purpose)
domineer Al) *9 5 ; hP" ; (door) en' 3,,4' '-
dominion (territory) '9V. double bed 94 ez /z... X41.9;
(supreme authority) double-cross ,7opfil / iz. I
9/74p P,
double faced it li'As
don ha 4 = doubt (v.) 4191x' f4 La
donate Si 04 . :fin? r LI5 . doubt (n.) tre're ..
donation 31 l:A.4/% be in doubt '1'
done, be - -- 1/)'?' ' beyond doubt ;ph % 1.74.11 61
(meat) Oh 1 doubtful °/171k 1')? '
donkey 14),P doubtless ph c'.' 11 c
doom, v. (condemn) Ia. 4 /2 OW dough 4.. %) .7

407
 92

dove 42121 drainage pc oz $ ars eo- 4 :

down ..1" drama _t f Per:

downcast, be WO OM
(series of events) .....44Vs
downfall i0.4419 dramatize (make into a play)
downgrade (an employee) Ogqt°? OfV1)74 ,2401P/
7?ft ouP 71: P/0* M17: (exaggerate) )2,2 $$

(the importance )h 3 12/515: drape, v. (a wall) %/7/74;

downhearted (a window) ..24 g ;
downhill, go Om
OA OA. eszx (a skirt) 00",:
down payment 90)re-06.1: P2fi: drape (n.) 40046,5D: 019j4T:
downpour R drastic 7q01 %

downright g .012 I: es I': .i9A draw (drag) /5d.. (a picture) 014:

downstairs hgbioe: A (water) 04 $ (lots) 4n 2 171h.
downward Om Oh t.
(attract) aV ten
dowry 11/1.1* 3 (a sword) az
doze ;1/194474 draw near mbril.9 4'
dozen fled?: draw out )74 9 7
drab (clothes) 4,9 GtiGW ; drawback ?Aib: 69 it
(existence) 9611/6 rfbi drawcr en Ai
draft, v. (gill) >21.4,9fr: drawing eV :

(army) ePhevh: drawl --

draft, n. (wind) 1,4-ihr dread, v. (not like)

(of a speech) 4 ts#: (fear) ( L. I
(of beak) 4)1'1
drag ( vt. ) 10414
dread (n.)
dreadful ph'''
i 77 >?Ar.):
clrag on 717°4711 dream (v.) (think of
drain, v. (marshalnd) A.gz 14 something)
(bathtub) ea,5 ; 4fr dream.(n.) d') ..ft 1.

drain (n.) e40-.5 ; 407)aC"44..\ dreary 00.4..T, P°P,PhRh?""

4()8
 93

dregs tof coffee) );M$ drip ...1,117/7/7//).

cAlp
(of mead) h 012 /2a ; drive 04 (force) 704,
drench )? 41 (overwork) %MAIL
dress (vt.) h/7/5: drive away )704.4
(a wound) h drive in (a nail) ,?")-71z.
dress (vi.) AW: drive out (vt.) MhOP'
be all dressed up ; drive (n.) /)6(P,2e; 60701C/fez
dress (n.) 44/, (forceful effort) P..9 P
dresser h 0- co?. fl ea A.5' ft`")64 eP14h:(campaign) 41,70,
dressing (bandage) p0h4,
(sauce for a salad) drivel (n.) hift"
IN. erb2, driver iZ1 (of carriage) /h96:
dressmaker 4fiht 46, driver's license eepa: ,tr t
dribble 09 n ol 0 = driveway ID VAX % "VIVA"
dried (adj.) AL ' drizzle (v.)
drift, v. (of logs) "t? /54Z4' drizzle (n.)
(of a boat) eVat"-: drone, v. (planes) ,.1.Z0/211-1);
(of clouds)
44'41 (teeg) 1i S M
ft3h (of thoughts) /2Y/$: drone (n.) 74;
drift, n. (direction) 401,(02,- drool 1706171* 7-/IIL).7s.
droop (flower) Ale0h 7;
(meaning, tendency) POYeeu (spirit) w
drill (v.) eigbP'14' '"1 47' drop (vt.) ; (a remark)
drill, n. (training) 6f 31' MA .11 1.7 (dismiss)
"4444) (tool) 4n4irdl4p: rit.obi a 07/
drink (v.) /9917: (abandon) /4a9:
drink (n.) OVA/ ft drop (vi.) 40g,4: (of price)

drinker endirn.= N11" MI (of fruit) 47

409
 (of temperature) 0/4 : drunk, be 4,74:
(of wind) gr.- ,7bt g9t drunk 11 2t :
drop by t ,'4 drunkard A* kg
drop in h; drunkeness h`f1 a
drop out (of school) 40/77: dry (vt.) U416
drop (n.) MA:11% (in (dishes) Ohe06
prices) HO% aY/371 dry (vi.) A40$
drought R, CO' 42441,6;? ; dry (adj.) R4016 pA44'
drove arPtOs (weather) g'41#
come in droves (dull) Pivi4X:
in droves .oep be dry AL O°
drown (vt. ) if/77D-13, dry land 74h--
drown (vi.) r91;; 'fro dry season f?9
drowse' j13 71) e, 7%. dubious (compliment) 2 i2 df Of =

drowsy 962.03 e2 (friend) VW-dial) 3

drudgery p* .9 AR hp, ewb (plan) 767 h 074 re;
drug, v. (make dull with a duck J rip.
medicinal substance) duels)
,?.?/////z due (adj.) 11471
drug, n. (medicine) 6r2ki due to -- 14/z

(addictive) /-M 9°VA* duke

$

dull (knife) A $,/'

druggist Orb fii p v. 96d 9,0,2 (person) ag17 (game)
drugstore OrD Lp AR 9OZ.C2n/7X: (book)
drum, v. (tap) JR q /94.911' sPithea.$
(a drum) ..91;Vile't 4'7-74/ be dull (pencil) IR h# orb*
drum, n. (musical instrument) fill k 479 (at the proper
4 0; (container) Norge; ; time) 1? e2/20"
drunk (n.) dumb (not able to speak) 04
410
 95

(stupid) dust (n.

Cu.) fi 994. I Mk:
dumbfounded, be 71,41, turn to dust e/04°:
clump, v. (eceni) fr/h, (Coo P MU' dusty. k qr. /POP;
(coffee dregs) go,: duteous ,gtfria,"? 2

(gravel) AJM: dutiful (son) or: mfr

dump (n.) pi; Y: 40,14>: (services) #;;

(of ammunition) 09)2 ee,:ss duty 4421e: (obligation) Ang...11:
dune ?.b L'' (tax) *v.:.
thing 4379 be on duty 7447 t f rte. .1
clunk 17104- dwarf (n.) 2.3
dupe (v.) "p6rilW4/74#
1
dupe (n.) /14We
duplicate (v.) i, iV/.
dwell 0)4
dwelling eibrD6,?-
%.

dwindle (of food) d'ilea/a2P5J

(copy) 9b4: (of water) hi', rna
duplicate (n.) 94/2I2's dye (v.) 44)4911! 5We";
in duplicate 44/7)0f e: dye (n.) 03,24/..:7 *MI:Vs
d4/511 dynamic (person) ,..4416
durable (force of water) /44°4:f4'
be durable (shoes) / Y?ly dynamite ireey.0-21
duration, for the ---- of clyna..._zzit% /Wee 1 etil pewp
.21)74/9/2 AfGh dysentery MO 075, /20,g,
for the duration of his life
GRtf'ga Al
during 0.
each
in the flOb
eager 7022.: (ready)
dust (v.) a/74°4' be eager 32
(with powdered sugar) eagerly /12 2P L
eagle 1, L'

4i1
 96

ear It": (of pitcher) 201ii: feel at ease 1,14' : PisTS

ear of corn 41111 fl
earlier (adj.) P44447 PAgib: easier, be OW OM
04
earlier (adv.) gfrAgT:44,; easily (without difficulty) 4014r
early, adj. (before the expected cPh'-747
time) a:91)% ePhiT4. 7 et41 (comfortably) yde-i:P
(ancient) PIPIR% (without doubt) Of ywpe:
early, adv. (soon) L,04 ir east (n.) egrbedtjtrO'
4 dioige°7444i (at the beginning) east (adj.) rewbe
/47P) (in the morning) Easter 41,4V;
eastern PeAlirlr
come early 10Agro b easy ; (terms) 41r;
earmark (v.) n % i5hOW/IVe (teacher) 4i4
earmark (n., foAppl= be easy elohh:
earn ,773.11 take it easy: ,76f-at f =

earn a living easy chair ibf ;/241;

earrwst ib; eat /24,
earring 7,?..yr eat away (of river) /74014:
earth lege; abAR: eat up CM% /14
(soil) X6,4 r- eater, big
earthen M1/7 eave
earthenwa::e (2/r)2 ; ,7J" eavesdrop /2)14. C
earthly ever ebb, v. (of tide) he901;
earthquake go its; ror: (of hope) 14) I "0
earwax
111111MI »47 ebullient
ease, v. (pain) ./`)4174ii eccentric
(a' belt) )4; (a job) echo (v.)
echo (n.)
ease, n. (life of) jetqp eclipse, v. (outshine)
 97

eclipse (n.) feem: fer effect (v.) limos hp AP/1$

economic 9,,,,,Iron (a change) /.4400/

economical A, frn 4, effect, n. (result) at' fniP)

economics r (force) (Igo):
70,0: fvf11$ be in effect (rule) gr:
economize dA,07/2. be put into effect 4/406.:
economy 9u44 f. SVAPI: hAs fas
ecstasy fiXre have an effect Gder
edge (v.) ,24.4 take effect 6v
edge away 6.7s2y effects ti
edge, n. (of town) 447; effective i'4 a" ,41R: /911dr:
(of plate) neN4 (of be effective. ne(44''Vt
cliff) ,PlIvtgi(of knife) hh9s* effeminate (way of dressing) p.0
edible 967/76
ediCt (90 effervescent 444"6)#3
edifice P);4 efficacious (solution)
edify f 019,9, 4 (of vaccination) 42.002=
edit 2//..94;e; efficacy
edition .29',/D' efficiency 41'411 g CI;
editor V.-9/1" efficient OA #47 =

editorial ,?/90e: effigy 32)/14

educate %),(914.- effort pv,r..r rz772'
educated 07404: 1,..ke an effort P714:
education. !ip40,4'71: exert one's efforts 4//gt.:
receive an education eh "VI 'e

educational PI.° ti 412 '7 make an effort rGe

educator pArveRs effrontery 4619r:
efface hm4,.. . egg 4).75 4'04

413
 98

eggshell r421Aq4 ; ytehR: elective (adj. ) pe711M; )9024601,:

egoism kA9. 1)44141' 4= electric PA9 /b G P°2 wit"
eight APV electric bulb y7PF4,
eight o 'clock el ;7** /.P1$ electric current re.li
eighteen °elk /2p07, electrician 91: IA)6, 9.F;
eighth byblyir. electricity rat--
eighty f')*I.f. electrify 7007F 617 %h7Q
either
,;g fa-' 7 7/4.9m (thrill) %N. 5 1-h
either or ax.r 3 electrocuted, be ../72.5.
eject ,?heor),; elegant (dress) .97 fit 01
(of volcano) ..ot (furnishings) f212 /2,
elaborate (v. ) /7,/e7/47 h1/0- (manners) A3 y'
elaborate, adj. ( structure) element 007 6/
4041 (preparations) (essentials) b0.)Z.E.417; Pe;
PYr ';'30#163 /902aefiR elementary (rudimentary) 011,6ff"
elapse ,,ha, elementary school 077, 41r. ,ZAr
elastic /0'4 7.01/41P, Ap,.
elate ,04140% elephant N1P3;
elation VA elb 41 elevate (raise to a higher rank)
elbow pa; 0 ng "az7,
elder, n. (aged) 4017,94: (improve the quality of)

(older person) 41'ff 0i4,1)/5

elder, adj. (brother) d'hibb elevated, adj. (platform) ,7g7.rif;
elderly. 0.00g, ,970,i- 4911'1)4' (thoughts) rs#
`eldest ?/°14": elevation (height) Y70.9'
elect 4/9I; (raised place) 2.
ei ;rate%
election peng eieven d twitt
elective (n. ) fifor672 eleven o'clock
en 4MR. P.fiwci: 417-
4 14
 99

eligible, be Oa OM
emancipation ev eo- 2p
eliminate ,7heD emasculate f)h
(destroy) ,7 014'; embankment 90/1
(difficulties) gh h 074 : embargo elp ?if
chin b embark OrD)2 4. 046. 4 b
elocution 9? ppes Aftwo: embarrass ,744 Z. 4C: A 4 r
elongate = (hinder) %/5 rr)4:
elope
enF: e9e, POhh embarrassing (question) e0,6
eloquence .1474= C, 6/7 (situation) 9629/,57;;#,
..a
ty6
'4. 0.1 C

eloquent (speaker) ,714/774: embarrassment ',reps.

( speech) embassy hvgebgA:
(plea) PilliP% pew?: embellish in s
else ,ehhdce embers +$012
or else WO: embezzle qb/24 /24
anybody else /OLOL: embezzler '74(46- boMeo :

anywhere else A /7 //g. embitter ,7 Pg

nothing else gb?..o; 44 I emblem f0 /Mb SI C 1,4 2

or else h/49: embody (include) cell/:

where else (an idea) MR
elsewhere lbh% NIT 4V: embolden
elucidate )7e4kGi; embrace (hug) )70'S =

elude (escape by being clever) (include) Os.

MIA 61° h "19' (evade the
5 embroider/////4: (a story)
memory of) embroidery vela:
emaciate % err c vV$ : embroil rri h
be emaciated eVI 074 embryo dfi A =-
emanate (of light) II eu f fts = emend WA h ;

(of smell) 017 = emerge. 4411= $.1:

emancipate iq pa7 42; emezgency, P7h7M) )4:
r-
ifv/V 4 I e) '2127
"-poi 44. ,.9.4.2.1 bee
 100

state of emergency employ (use the service) 144Ve:

VV% (use) 47a

emergency, adj. (brake) ee49: jemployee LVP/P:
(exit) AA.0,: 214: PrILI employer #7062 0/1?6
emigrant ', "4"2/4.41,:40.; employment (work) e ;
emigrate mg (employing) e2001,41
eminence (elevation) enalls empower pi A AV 1; 0 449 '

(high standing) empress (wife of emperor) g;;

eminent (distinguished) WIP (woman who is ruler)

949 (noteworthy) )747:.M.. 7 ew0 /7,41.0;7%
emissary ofvkbh$ empty, (vt.) )7V, (drain)
emit (light) ail (coffee grounds)
706/707)
scream) h#':
(of a volcano) 440 s empty (vi.) 013s
emotion h 0171... (of a river) 6-4/4,'
emotional (appealing to emotion) empty, adj. (container) '?4
ball? /941g04/,v
(street) IC" /AI
(affected by emotion)
empty-handed Opt, ihX?..
e 41 011:.
enable
emperor 7;1 bm s 17,449
enact (a bill) h fh3 J1 (a part
emphasis, lay ---, put ONO 111101t

in the theater) /7 tep 478

eambi? k
emphasize (the importance of some-
enamored, become --- 6:10 A
thing) ,7/740g enchant h 94

(the word) 74(74 r (of a witch) /7 ,0 41Y 7A P140

emphatic )93,4+ encircle (surround) Wn0:
emphatically ),1,4#3 (go in a circle) ta
empire amp, enclose (a clipping) 7 S71411:

en 04.
4 1 1;
 101

(a crib) (with ending gegs

a wall) . endless d7154,= PAkOv:
enclosure ,744: endorse (a plan) ,,ggos
(things enclosed) %Q6= (a check) 44 #97; 3
encompass (surround) 'nap_ endow (provide with ability) 04:
(include) ,.)fri.Ohh *- (give money)
encounter (v.) ,7,91974p it0") endowment /5/7/./'.
ghow
encounter , n. ( fight) 9 endurance .fie,;1:(of pain) elig4:
(a meeting) endure 74t.Olbr.TA
encourage ,744144: enemy
encroach rth
71s energetic (full of energy) ,il"d'6,
encumber ,ilq24.f d04;7:1121: (strict) 37 41b1
encumbrance eiy911,p; energy .71 4
encyclopedia 140-4: enfeeble ,s; ar db r
endivt.) P, 017.4 4129-1" 41)3i-d enfold pi OM 0
(bring to an end) enfold in one's arms tJ 04s:
,iRZ/5= enforce (law) %hyini.s
end (A.) 4 496.; ( argument ) y74_
end (n.) ebdr10.;: ohe,r;:k engage, vt. (hire) 96/77Z:
---eyeert: (the enemy) 1./22Z'
(of a stick) Irdsg (one's 416serOng 02P)
(purpose) (attention) 0114,7::: 4 s
come: to an end 11 40' g be engaged 7ifgt
Mc4" (to marry) ,,iefirb
put an end to 019 engagement (appointment) 12/72e:
endanger 714e2 "0: (promise to marry) 17.4.4.1aP:
endear atto X.- g47: (fight) 4917412.PN
endeavor ( v. ) 7 177 /77 to engaging polo" c,7
417
 102

engender ahg:, (bring about) enormity h 9sP:62sn,

enormous 4-0750: p4A;
engine 912 7,C : (animal) 4fi2.912% /dA

engineer deryptbs enormously 10)/Vt

England 9',,y?4,1/s enough 4
English (adj. ) nypAz .
be enough (.14
teirt eftoft m -7r7
( language) tyl 94 2/F' enrage a ,77 WA I. flOr"7,
E$143 km? ISV1/0/
engl.ave enrapture (11) /307 ;
engraving (pAegt enrich mhs 7-
engulf ?/V' (soil) ,74/14:
enhance ray to L. enrnil ( vt. ) "4/74
enigma gb brae.: enroll ( vi . ) 4/2)/ll 7/2;
enigmatic Er nth% enshroud
enjoin (of court) 71/9/' ensign tWO; 301'
(of parent) evnIls enslave 06/: SR12:
(of doctor) ensnare X09 404
enjoy lAb:1440-)1
enjoyab1.:41:1-dv Q q..(7,41%
"1" ensue

ensure
enjoyment entail
have the enjoyment of entangle y? WOO
*/* ; enter (vt. 420:
enlarge (a photograph) 'VW; (a complaint) ,7
mreoe....4.1(ale)
7/ 1% (a bill) trbit9/7:
enlighten ,7h44., enter (vi. 1 9.;
enlist (in the army)
O.
enterprise 9'9 d' : ''cArP
(induce) enterprising j,dt 6 :
enliven ,7 a "hob- entertain (guests) y7124 r 7.41:1;9/0
enmity 074;25p ; (amuse) ,-,,714/1,4

418
 103

entertainer
AmpX: entwine *4/7
entertaining, be OM MOD OM
hhR4S enumerate (count) 0,1714:
entertainment (amusement) era 5°, (name one "g4/94
(treatment of tiesh) enunciate (words) orn :

62/YP7AV: (a theory) VA
enthrall ebb r7'! envelop (cover) rn :

enthrone MO' fr ,2120orbo; (conceal) gsali=

enthusiasm eftinAb (surround) rui.,
enthusiastically 4 c9b itrgp ti envelope ,7P/24,7,
entice envenom ,OPZ//
Oft?'
entire 2: 0:. envivms
ead,a4uifte be -- #Pt
entirely (completely) Otga.,32): environment fj y? q/z
(fully) nigh,. neV,./),; envisage (oxpect)

entitle 07)47/. 4/17: (visualize) MAI.:

hddt
be entitled (authorized) envoy a
itA)Ae);= t eau (v.) It'sr? (gP)
(be called) 14/241 envy 4262.
(n.)

ephemeral 1'
entrail ,74Z;Z*- MOra;
entrance (v.) 02/h/71 epilepsy 902114, .

entrance (n.) ou es epilogue

entrap hi?, $04. ; (trick) Epiphany efiz,Op.. /7 f 4:
episode $pdbig
entreat havi (incident) R/COP
entreaty oevr Epistle a2,6p,
entrust Pp ni?) epistle g s'

entry (entering) )77 q??.... epithet OR'41 Afb

(word in dictionary) epitome az 4/2,
Mov 1./7n ; .04 4 1 3*
 104

epoch I./ era, ; (the beginning erase ( signature ) P6' ;

of a period) iv der g (board) ML ?:
equal (v.) Ainhr: *192'4; fe0.; eraser 0//)
equal (n.) aRel erect, v. (a monument) )2 4r2)

)07.4 ii: 41? dev 4 1.3)2 :

equal (adj.) (a government) ,,t11144:
equality 7,).4)$;? (building) Wit'
equalize 'hiphimhz erode ffiz/TC:
equally /7p.,7pdls err VW, 4:
equate )074): )1704f: )i)/7: errand 0) dS,if7P
equator fuoge: 409obl run errands '//*7):
equestrian (training) erroneous PVI

error hdeb"P
(statue) /16.4h& t : erudite gD lA a
equilibrium (balance) eg / ; erudition ego.
(evenness of mind) erupt (ioacano)

9074h= (tattle) ''Arery

equip /tor. (kin) '14P/*/71.
be equipped (soldier) j/4,6: eruption (of volcano) "440%
equipment /V 4Y6er (of violence) /7/44;7P% 02)/
(of soldiers) Prti (of skin) "096"17
equitable (decision) ;IIMO'. escalator / = A4
equity p 37 tin "f ervh m
escape
equivalence )00,'"i?% (slip by, a name)
)16 h
equivalent (in weight) /40vtito, escaped (adj. ) ePafehir
(in meaning) /4 escarpment efryi% 7)4'44:
equivocal ,?771.1 6 escort, v. (accompany) ffr:.
era WM% (go with an escort) pgy :
eY adicate ,70,14 ; (weeds) especially /21i 121
07be07g espionage hh/)
420
 105

ezpouse P;41 (support) )011.': Ethiopia 72,P7'ke":

essay (n.) 4741/01': Ethiopian. (inhabitant) AP"Mra
(attempt) h;1 (language) PA PleP
essence eep MitoP ethnic group Vivi):
(concentrated things) etiquette eA)/:
570 eucalyptus poAe: /-/$
(substance) /7/97 Cg' eulogy h flYz 40. 0116m: zo44:
essential (adj.) ,A 442 01", eunoch 4'1 4 /7 4
essentially P922 euphorbi a 4.16.4
establish 94 t 40e22 Europe ,74.9-,C:lor
(a rule) %ail; evacuate heis 40'1;
(order) hhniu: (remove) 4491':
estate (possession) e/3Pil: hAP: evade h hM
(in the country) C /291 (a question) 7109
esteem (v.) ,).1/717 evaluate pv r DP ;
(consider) ,7a,VCI 17114 (a book) 76,ev
esteem (n.) /met evangelist co 7 2 rz
(opinion) evangelize 40;24: r,/271,
estimate (n.) evaporate (vi.) j4 if
estimate (v.) evaporation
estimation evasive pay/ treb i7 r?
estrange eve 4/2/1g 19;
eternal (timeless) /1/7 4 6 12', even (v.) %/'; nh:
1111M I I I 1 MI 1

(without stopping) ra,404 even (adj.) 974Rhigh.r go24,03

eternity ilh h er9f; iet0 (number)ethi),:(scale) 9 ,2 ,240:
'an eternity 44/- J/6;
L
get even with -04Pez at'h/51
ethical (behavior) 9d7 rhl even (adv.) *P'73
ethics pm 91)4947; pyVel;?; even if. + imperfect + 3,9M1

421.
 106

even though 12 + imperfect everybody A4 = =

V: everyday (clothes) PAZ) Pe :

evc2ning ge07* (talk) ,144'%
get evening "Oil everyone t91 I 4, s

good evening: p hemila: everything OP; ,40-JP' /Per. u'4: $7

this evening //Go : gi?db : everywhere hulariausisAa-40 1.7).

evenly 4j7*/).: evict ,7h a # : 4-16: P.4

event Rie evidence (v.) "MR:

(result) 9e249,,,, /70: evidence (n.) a9 ha 1. d2)44.
at all events OViza,% Ae;.. evident fivh G j 7/4 V4
in any event gblib; 4(,,, evil (n.) .5/714P.: '717'
eventually, i) trinolMIr elf); 1,1 (cause of suffering)
ever,
..Ia a gerundive of main verbt otTOLI/C.
"eV" ,!#6/ % (Have you evil, adj. (person) PA
ever been in the United (deed) debre.:(plan) ft4M41
States?) )7a2 6 v3: 7e1 evildoer
evil aye

(always) 2/e
.11.4 evoke
ever after mix s 11 fj evolve (vt.) /77 G
ever so much evolve (vi.) /7#h'
P7142
everlasting (eternal) Nih inefb owe 49
/7 9:
.

(that has no end) er9 h tit exacerbate 7 (IA (OP)

9'lb h exact (adj.) P',7 bhr
evermore GAS
IA. 24 exacting (work) 'pi dqfp.. 9 er2S49,
everyiaQ 14 ;ter: (employer) fi.#16 POA
every now and then exactitude 4
%6°C):
every one of 4 Ul
4» exactly (precisely) Afri
every time 44 2/4; (accurately) 0,2Vds;

422
 107

exaggerate A79 M with the exception of

exalt (praise) )749g4: /7 /10 04

(raise in rank) ,20:' M47 without exception

examination 4#): "710,P1 /M,6e:

( of a witness) ereaPer: exceptional co g
examine 4.474f: (weather) Pile40,g /3/k7"
(look at closely) az orpe excerpt 1/4/

example jp4A: excess (vi.) en 1. 84 =

(person to be imitated) in excess of n...44x:
,704c0; excess (adj.) neVr
exasperate Ar/ip r .//7///370- excessive nom?: /74A: eafi;
excavate OPb' ,7a4?: exchange (v.) h6947:
excavation (act of excavating) (interchange) 7117 99eV/4 ;
*449 (hole made by exchange (n.) 66-0.
excavating) foAe: A"24'Pe (money) 477 ;#0 I 1/4$
exceed fihrn; rate of exchange 9b9,4`
(speed limit) )744: P.PP/6;
exceedingly ,.7% 9: excite Itiergi:
excel /Mtn: be excited he& ;
excellence (outstanding ability) excitement (feeling) hogpt
6,20YPI: ( commotion) epe 9 ex he);
(superior quality) gacriP) exciting h d patio/kr z

excellency, His r a Pf.ehfi ?ftk:

excellent .2k.2: /71.9or exclaim nri It+ 4'74
except (v.) 40"D' AgZ7' exclamation Z.11/e&i424,i?'

except (prep. ) --- /2/774 (in grammar) y9h.

exception, be an 11110

)71451); exclude (leave out) ,2hei1/4

take exception ***" (prevent) fl/ 2h
.

4,040..
 108

exclusion 0,7074 : executive head gpfl' /499

exclusive ftpoi) : re: 4.gerg;
exclusive of 41 exemplary 3 c pv, ,pheo,
exclusively .10 r 01/$: 0,15/: exemplify (serve as an example)
excommunicate ,7 N./ : ./P /49.
excommunication (show) 'ph
excrement
11Ww
*/7, eigrptir (v. ) '7.
(human excrement) 4,15: exerviV (adj.)
ibge: exemption (tax) X14 OPi 9; s

excruciate 1,4).098 (military) GO-671- e V20*

excursion exercise (vt.) r1 4,12.919141 2 '
excusable (of error) f42j'hg (use)
excuse (v.) eibe,..0' 4 17/h,7) exercise (vt)' "2. /Dal:
excuse me: A 04,..0s, 492,91WP$ ,Age7;
ora eror
excuse oneself )004.743 /72,#' exercise, n. (lesson) /14412110 s
excuRP (n. ) .91)ble/7/ 0 (training) 491).012g"
P123.1fR= (gymnastics) S9/06,9*P: g2704.9k
make excuses : 4/794

execrable (wickedness) fr7 5 ' ' : exert i)

(taste) digh; exert oneself 1°,11
execrate :17 a exertion
execute k g (making use of) 40 20.-99°.
(a plan) /7/44)1/"0' e/$5 exhale (breathe out) eiOXI a-fa'4
execution (m'anner of doing) Am.)&,41: 114/o: (give off, f.in.
(death sentence) fry7: odor) %ebletrio:
executive (n.) fr4)4007 9 exhaust (tire3.t;941)"Pg.=

liW°4 44% . (use up) (in

executive (adj.) )9,,h444P: (discuss thoroughly)
h74$
42 4 7
44.
 109

exhausted, be 11111 NOD 1111.10 expand (vt.) ihe,b94';

40.J7p, expand ( vi. ) itith :

exhaust (n. ) 6 22- h (of tire) 'YC41 2.47;

exhaustion )449,310: (of a balloon) 4a9t44

(using up) ih= expansion
exhaustive (study) 7, d, 4 expatriate (vi.) i#$#' 494 ,;
exhibit (v. ) /IA 7M: W: expatriate (n. ) reV ;
exhibit (n. ) t7i0 expect, vt. (wait) 474,b:
exhibition ficAje36 ,11.21 (count on) o.47"
exhilarate (of news) A expect, vi. (think) ,97,40:
1.

t of weather) '11.0:P' expectation V..f2Tr:

exhort (urge on) 7 y4: A/fro. have expectations 1/04: 'AL/,
(encourage) ,;g 4 44 expectorate .,1440; 0-ps
exhume opejev et)...39, expedient (suitable under the
exile (v,) circumstances) /79,0
exile (n.) $/$) 02Ohly 47(19%

exist (occu.:) 41"..; Ai>; expedite

(live) (4'4 expedition (military) //g04.1::
existence (life) e7,2dge49;". (scientific) 1A1' =
(the existing) 02(ve: expeditious 10',..97/..,r 16,4P243
be in existence WI expel Mee #92;
come into existence 16, /124 be expelled ./d/2Z4
existent OU1 2Ntiii0 expend, efau4:
exit (v.) be el expenditure COO- :
exit (n. ) apee" 4r2r4 expense do ef31...
exorbitant (demand) k707,,,,,s 4110e expensive GO-.0 t
7169/1 (price) /74P.O' ea.4'r experience (v.) fr2.2/,W(e4...$)
exotic podgy 915 experience, n. (skill) olgvAPr
91,1' 4P.OW%
425
 110

(happening) er, 127e/V et9I : explore f, tow typo .9.110p $ )4

experienced (adj.) AP gi 4.12,1669,

(examine thoroughly)
experiment (v.) pn4
experiment (n.) a)-1/21,
11111 explorer
expert (n.) tit I 4. ib explosion A1Z
expert, adj. (advice) i77h0-.M: (noise) Refg./ Z1 -41.041'
(knowledge) f174 546' explosive
expiate il)ea t-R /5Z /' f.1::port (v.) 40,4= eionr" 07:
expire (come to a,z end) 24, .3.$0 rt, n. (exporting) 49des al" lb:.
(die) A444: 2Ve:f;
explain (make clear) ,-fikeP''..." (things exported) 4? eV- lb'
sin $ 0'.1.4.92X
(account for) y,"?, expose /274'"' r9 hm
explanation 4ef eb 9/5 on exposition h, 7 h 0114,1
(way of explaining) ,71,04A.- expound Wk411'
explanatory pe476-61 3
express, v. (an ()Onion)
explicit 62421' gz (reveal) i97 OV 4,20
explode (via) 6; (send by a speedy means)
(with rage) 'A17' /7111P' 02/
exploit, v. (put to use) express oneself el? *2'1 74A s
,774740,7- 'M' 761 expre-s, adj. (clear) 94 R$
43,$41,512 rvh: (special) r;YhP:
(make unfair use for one's (traveling fast) /711%6
own advantage) 9 P11/7/1 expression (in words) Jj 94 2 d)
.Fh.9, (look) 2.14g 1 )244.19,77;
exploaradventurous act) R-i141. (something which conveys
exploitation nib el"P7% emotion) P4V:
74/7Ps .77.o..ab& (feeling) 1)erg' 404/1/517

411'11'
 111

expressly /2V44; external fa"- dr I

expropriate ii;A ,29.441P: eiPl4: extinct roe. s
expulsion 01, 6:1 "9 /5 a 07 07: be extinct MOP-.
ext3urgate fiRgi),? to, 3 . extinguish ,7,7,
exquisite 4 /1101 Pa' R a Iniu:extirpate 44 r mot:
extant cp,y extol )9*OPIP t 011 17414 :

be ext :nth extra, n. (ad workers) ?len 2e:4v611;

extend (vt.) HL (of newspaper) '46 lb e9 'V:
(expand) Y241)44+
.1$

extra (adj.) cL f P410:

(help) ] A L:7.% extra (adv.) 72619/)21:
extension (of house) Orl/ extract (v.) 0/4 /
(being extended) erP : (oil) ',17740/7?=
(of telephone) Pe oDitivav 61: (passage from a book) Or a 4.2
give an extension en, e = AcCiv:
extension courses 9PC4P: extract (n.) 11461-1V41; 5'»790-
P917044;1'
extensive 154v 1: extradite e .R re k ire& '13 ots 070
extensively n 44. : extraordinary 4971 eb 4 1.

extent er /92? (special) 4 tI

(of a place) /24 P% extravagance 79/M. V7 4; :

to a certain extent /je0/n,,: extreme (s) , n.
to some extent fi,74'efi: extreme, adj. (highest) `,74:14Z:
exterior (n.) &' g''' Ighr.
extetive (adj.) pep- Tb (strict) pits en 1?4: 1;9 #:
(paint) f to-12' 1;* ; (farthest) f CD 47.27 I ;17
(forces) ,7c41- 11°' ?iv 41 extremely 1 ,X V' /74/119%
extcrminate (the enemy) g err, extremity (the very end) 6 4 .
( ants) m Op; ( extreme need) 12'10

42
 112

extremities to,IFIP: vex: face (vt.).4A;:' 1/4

extricate ,79410 (thb enemy) 7,Avide-D:
exuberance (high spirits) (have the face toward) dvP
774,.#0- aPY4/5: hIPP,
(abundant growth) Atip: face (vi.) 7)- Pi/ s fect.
exuberant (crowd) /? f, OPh: /)17) /to
(welcome) /9O 9 = 92h fce (n.). ,d,p
exuberant vegetation 4 gb 11 erg ti of earth) 'V2
exult Lfri7frit face to face
exultation S APO' .42 Ait (.12 fall on one's face 14'; 92.1736:
eye (v.) VI ;2,?,,cci: yd,$)254, facetious 7 4,,/:
eye (n.) ebe?= facial p&p..
keep an eye on M/7 6: facile (task) 00 :
see eye to eye IA ei9 (writer) 01)1270
eyebrow .40-1-'h : facilitate ,40,4h:
evipa-
eyeglasses facility (skill) /5171;4.:
eyelah #1071, (ease) Oh r417;
eyelid NA?, /)O? fact (event) 1.14.1. al/Ot
.

eyesight 4A; Z PIA?, 4C93: (truth) i7e40,5P.

eyewitness 94)11-: "ph in fact 3-17A-...P40--gv:
faction 021:
F factory .414V:
fable factual fr2412-. 7: AM'
fabric erae12'% faculty (talent). h PV
fabricate (cop. VA.". (staff of teache4 0,2??44...
Cesiv e .t.)
fabulous 1g I4 p r t44., fade, vi. (flower) Me047:
(lose color) 04.91)1 Afoy6;

428
 113

fail, vi. (in exam) COO': fake

?~.... (n.)
(of experiment) dE4,00"119/: fall, v eaves) 47S
(of health) 710tAt (of 'rain) 17h;
(of a plan) (of prices) ///10
(of efforts) WV, 06: 04; (of a holiday) /2/5:
failing, be (eyesight) )0,0! fall apart 44h;
(health) yiPbf/5 fall back ,71AP42:
failure (not succeeding) fall behind e490$1-.04::
.194:04V; fall down eloR #:
(of health) ` 01("d fall off 40A f6:
(of eyesight) o;r4IPP: fall out (teeth) 474:
(of motor) 47/24/1 fall (n.) et), g!g a/a-AO:
faint (v. ) fg/5- ? (season) n4 9 =
faint, adj. (noise) (0/1/h.',134: fallacious
(hope) 91.01);: falling star 4ever:
faint-hearted 4.6 false (alarm) 40-V7'
fair pel-ap, (idea) f4A4W:
fair, adj. (price) Air; (friend) ehd07:
(judge) pot2hr: (hopes) "1;463
(knowledge) ab falsehood (4/577.*
fairly (evenly) /2'1,,), falsify (accounts ) ,21d:
(rather) /200 /12,' '- (history) 5190:
fairy tale 1A4 Ps falter (waiver) l'arfAes. :
faith (religion) Ibl*PiP: (speak hesitatingly) -,1P
(trust) ;79117/P' fame #(1:
have faith ',IP,: famed rdia ;
faithful (friend) ../.9'04; familiar (common) f,-?/$ OA%
(accurate) PP,M7: (intimate) POSW;

429
 114

(face, voice) "2 P49, co- = fare (n.) re-9:

be familiar with /2.W; 404015' Far East 4-0: "WG#1
familiarize ,?/20940 farewell, bid --- ..5cwoJ
family (father, mother and farm (v.) 7Z/3:'
children) /371- 44' farm (n.) 67#,:
(relatives) #0VO farmer mei,
famine 41 s" farmills (agriculture) ve;
famished 12 G'/2 (husbandry) 9972CY's jtAibi;
famous 2l 02: fde0' far-sighted %CO 0,5
fan (v.) '7/71 farther (adj.) Pe49401:
fan (n.) efino?/2.:: farther (adv.) 6' 444 '
fanatic 1,,10 er-62247,v: farthest ,7/A4 : 090s
76e2siPhi7 fascinate (attract) ) er91
fancy, v. (imaqine) #b/0/i(ea) (hold motionless by terror)
(like) e 0 AA s G. RH%

fancy, n. ( imagination) AL/ 'PCP: fascinating Sh gpt

(notion, whim) AP fashion (v.) 606.:
fancy, adj. (clothes) 46 cree)16' fashion (n.) r--
ot
(rates) 60g47' Pritec`" fast (v.) R (12
fantastic (story) 6 67.9 4.0 PeRepiabr., fast (n.) g r
( sums of money) /1... M;t3: fast (adj.)
9 "P GS fast (adv.) phot ,Uer /24175P.
fantasy ,p2e7, be fast (watch) 90A 02)t
far 4-0- go fast 4D25:
be far 6196- fasten (string) M4:
go far frl'' (the eyes on) 747W
faraway 4.0: fat (n.) fvb
farce 4,4g, fat, adj. (person) e.04i/iP
430
 115

(ox) A IR P : favor, n. (act of kindness) a 9h.11:

(meat) trbel? (partiality) ARP4

fatal (causing death) r?; cP/77,4: (gift) hinjA.

(decisive) ernrs be in favor of
(mistake) yi 4 9r show favor A4
fatality (misfortune) op 4# 44/xp ; favorable pa mYyoey 9012,eaA
(death) 92; (expressing approval) PIRA 91
(chance) favored WU 9/0/72; pCRWARD:
fate p j., fee: ftivI: favorite QA 14 :

(one's lot) din z favoritism 12149'

father fear (v.) 44
father-in-law Y.) of, p.. (feel concern)* 49-
fatherland Pe% fear (n.) e
fatherly fearful (showing fear) 4-6 I
fatigue (v.) 71 R 623 (causing fear) ,) /544.6 =
fatigue (n.) v be fearful 6,67=

fatten a) 6.4. fearless R4 C'

(oxen) A4 s fearsome
faucet a"?' efb kl11.4 ; feast (v.) 912e%
fault 34 11 feast (n.) Rio? /3/7.2 42/22e:
(spelling) n s feat jr-444 s

faulty (education) /760 "171444' feather

(logic) /0-Mr feature (n.) 07;e0-2 ZA
fauna V312/5% February 52)2-/'
favor (v.) fI = fecund et) OP'
(support) A76. : fee cist.9 r 23d
(be favorable for) ;Jr27 9r feeble i/g 77 en)
feeble-minded `,7%..fbe: g el:
431
 116

feed, v. (child, chic, ) 6,1;47Di fender el.104:

(cattle) .)170.. (L:xen) OM: ferment, V. ( ough) 11 1f .7

feel ho,(e0--) eer) tf3.6

(cloth) i3th5: ferment (n.)
(forehead) A/14: ferocious ,7h4.6:
feel for 77 1-11 fhb ferocity "20 CO in M4,6: a id,:
feeling htrg fertile (soil) Ageol AP/5P:
(opinion) ,/124,j9R;1% (cattle) e4ORY-
(sympathy) 6/94/11: fertility (of soil) %PIP:
(touching) lb q /M.; (of rabbits) en; 6.1
feint 95112: fertilize p,
felicitate d3 3;. Ight 14k: 44e0,. fertilizer 9,4067,P !/9g//6/
fell OMI fervent *2*.clh:
fellow fervid (love) 1.9h'
-.fellow (adj.) pe04:%.24r. (hatred) $1,74
poor fellow: 10/1) 4/2.1. fervor
fellowship (companionship) fester aP gpi) a cfhl:
festival /7 g GS
(money) 96Z eq4.1 ' i? 4WA festive p4 Ad.
female (n.) API festivity ern fd
female (adj.) fs4 '. fetch (a doctor) qA* /126 i
feminine, n. (gender) (an object) le s ev l))
%; fete (v.) n
feminine (adj..) $9/S fetid 91'7:
fence (v.) 'bin A t fetter (v.) Pilgt
fence (n.) ft' fetter (n.) fe7e1:
fencing a'po: 9r oz feud eft': M6A1 /12i);
fend, --- for oneself feudal Pi)/ 7/?,
otiO: .:9;4
4We
 117

fever pymp (a disease) 71 74

have fever 7774Y-14'X/see) (a 'habit) 3/ O24:
feverish PV.4P 967,6*.v t'?; fight, .vi. (of dogs)
feverish activity op E6c, (of partners) 1413.20Y°442100'%
f fight, n. (battle) /4/9%
a few p ;IJ (contest) diriLP:
a few times a.1111; (dispute) 120 lifb
f ewer have a fight /4":
fiber fighting
fickle tIhni?, '- figure, v. (make calculation)
fiction (novel) 6-0% eagf. (think out)
(imagined) th/776. nwp. oz, 149")
fictitious peel. oPeP ilet17:Pigo7z. figuro out (the costs)
fiddle f4.Z12 ' *Alf e' (a problem) 04.1/*:
fidelity j7.9125 ? figure, n. (number) orc-is (12. OA
fidget 0'04. P225/17: (geometrical) f/CPs
,;.ef 7AP% (illustrative drawing) ,A)dADv---
field 1"9:* ag 4 (person) /at-.
fierce (heat) '1,47' (price) 9/4,946°'
(noise) faUhdo&" figure of speech 1#4
(effort) ,7g--cih; ; (hatred) file, v. (with a file) reg:,
; (dog) C''?Z (an application) X/1? 7/2A
fiery P2h : Ct.( fAnNiie (arrange pape4 y,Moom
fifteen 94.40-4- a A 9-bi)p, file out 0.4g: 44)/1'
fifth ft)hili.r7 file, n. (instrument) 9ve,4":
fifty ,)51): (line) Gebet-Q0e:
fig nhh: (for lettext 41./6:):
fight, vt. (in battle) ; filing 7V /777: cier///:
 118

fill (vt.) 01/2: find ,y731:

(a position) /7,54: (learn) 060960'

(a prescription) find out 00161: A4M?.)

fill (vi.) fine (v.) 147-
be filled /11., (of fine n. 42 ;

position) 4,10011: fine, act). (sand) ALO

fill out 974: (point of pen) Ot33 1

fill up 9 174, (knife) 01:

filling (of tooth) 'reh OThP*?1- (cloth, 1)h: (weather) 16:-:
filling station 94 vi;: 4144c.,' (manners) /1.4 G eV

film (v.) ev4P; )7f6"/ feel fine gew:

film (n.) 4.e! 0: fine a.:ts ((NI: I" 2i7:
(thin layer) /4'1.0 finger

filter (vt.) '9/17/^ little fihger

",9.
filter (n.) 19/76,r 0" 1700A middle finger Peb 11 /3
filth OM ring finger 2 164/*-- 4';3.
filthy, be ,111 ONO fingernail 17 Oy. e..1

fin pm-- fingerpaint 9//77;3*- 6/

final Qiberb 044T'e,6' r finish (vt.) ab4h
finally 4er0 troloz finish (vi.) R/' 96

finance (v.) even.: Y76-1): finite, be --- ea/3?: Aho-

finance (n.) P73 ,'17; V.P/1": fire, vt. (from work) ne4416:Meorl
finances f7 ;/M: (the imagination) 0,W
Finance Minister ???#0. erklh?c: fire (vi.) 71 7/40:

financial 'WA be fired ( ro ts)

financially MOW% P.1) .(freA work) ,7?.001/' % 14145 IA

financier p7i/M; frofr: ere. fire (n.) 13,10%
 119

(a dentructive burning) first aid 1102:00 joef,v4;

APS131'
(of weapons) first-born mote "0\ %

catch fire 11%4P dArePA first-Class ,44 19 19

make a fize first-hand 71/0/0-0. z p,.4 739
set f4 re to first-rate ,74.217..
firearm 09 er fish (v.)
fire department fot.,/,;?: Age", fish (n.) 4611
asv: 4reWbefz4X. fisherman gab Avoyffl
fire engine 970).1.- /14," fishing (v.) 1'V *row."'
fire escape nt9,:z. *002 fist ovn.
fireman OS?, 7/,7oym: fit, vt. (a suit) Ah-492,24-
fireplace irek (put into place) 971)P9;
firewood PX: fit (vi. ) 7/72019
firm (n.) 7'/;,"1 fit together (vt.) 71;7/V627;
firm, adj. (measurca, ground) fit (n.) 9n a>,
rwO: (price) olerl.m. fit (adj.) /0019,2 S 7474
(solid) g.)1% be fit for .74/)614111:
(treo, post, /2.41,Q: i97474,M. fitting, n. (ses3ion with a
be firm gr: tailor) 'r it?
firmamen DT ft; five yve.,);?;
firmly /7 ir WiP:" five o'clock DeA)k" ,44%/54
(certainly) /14.,e62r: fix (repair) ft,;
first (adj.) pa-Direr-1)6,r: (supper) .7/1r4 :
(in class) Mg 7: (a meeting) dov5i:
(prize) 015A467kills (one's eyes) isPh.
(in a title of a King) f4114P; fixed (adj.) fry? OD 4
first (adv.) dIP,Z01716re: flabbergast n 0929 II)liRf
first of all OZIP"):17e: flabby OtSVi f%) =

43
 120

flag (n.) AO: odys (on the back) .74/aL:.

flagellate w have a flat tire O) tzidd :

flagrant p) V; tastq flat fr) Ws 0/724firs YAP.

flagstaff sP?Aiv 02) imp: flatly 4 gg q.sv
flair 7 nrg, flatten (iron) /1216M4
flamboyant 4Y ? '1 1 (the road surface) '2)141
flame (v.) Vs s flatter /1,2p4: 49.44% 44f
(n.) /leg; Ori,2 2 //2494:. pr;k4 '7100 :
flammable OOP ; W/: (cause to be pleased)
Clank, n. (of body) 3 17: //MP" 97 hin7A:
(side of anything) a flattery 5 7fj Ayo ,oz4 4044
flap (v.) ,./C147,7 j flavor (v.) 2?e, /PP *-
flap (n.) fl 41 flavor (n.)
flare (v.) #49',7h: flavoring O. erag

flare up p91. fh flaw (in glass) 1179#POPJ

flare (n.) fne)/26): (in a plan) Vtgl%;?
flash ivt.) ?g6/ flawless S-31V;.; Pifoh4..;
flash (vi.) : flax -Mg ;
flash by ,244st flea tg
flash (n.) fieVivdt: fleck /9/12111
in a flash Pee OR' /7P' flndglina 004'; 17 g aa-7
flashlight /Pt flee 1.5g1
flashy -n 65 r4 fleece 9/ 9 : g,761:
flat (n.) ,7.91C74"9' fleet pm 0: eiPON,A:
fla*, adj. (roof) h :Jvh flesh et4,.9:
(plain) O' (dish) Ye,: fleshy (person) req qp.
(refusal) g e '41; ,p4 ( fruit) rid) 16'01 e

fall flat (on the face) ,m4h; I flexible 4/7 ertm2).

 121

(policy) t.,1g.. flop. 9Vitel': v$447,

96Th Peel?: flora 6 e rp
flicker .46/1//: 41'e 49.P' Az florist 11% b:
U
flier ,740141=4?; flour AtP:
flight (flying) /769; flourish, vi. (grow) rog:eiv:
(series of steps) CO' (reach a high point) Ph g7'
(hasty departure) flow, v. (tine) PZ.1446"
flimsy (boat) gg."0: (excuse) ( plood) DLL

9'6'9P-046: 9,466
flow by
flinch 41;0: A%- flow into (of river) V) :
fling a Le04: flow (n.) oTea.*PO" 17'0Z4).'
flint /26 er0 flower (v.) %/7/7';
flip (a coin) cozeoz flower (.1.) PP?
(pages of book) /2ig ?/. VO4m flowery (meadow) /7z479. (adoe0:
flirt (v.) ?446' (speech) 64.2C0;eDel.1.
float (v.) ;/$114' flu ,214k1e$y,
(rumors) .-t/ fluctuate Ilheo/IP:
flock (v.) 70Z fluently ,7Vs'4
flock (n.) ea;e,T; fluid 6.1)
flog 214% flunk a, s

flood (vt.) 3rh#'10: flush (a wound)

flood (vi.) (the toilet) ; k,696:
flood (n.) 7.00 96%5; (the chaeks) fr7904;
Flood (deluge in the Bible) fluster Vot; h9/1/
=a'3 flute v;sq,
floor G0h0): flutter (vt.) Y161/4-
(story) #I flutter, vi. (of heart)
take the floor 7C) 41% es A/3.;
4 :3'7
 122

(of eyelids) IFIOV/117; follower 71,2d1,e:

fly (vi.) following, adj. (to be mentioned)
(of flag) Mik$I P47777(4:
(of time) 47I97 (coming after) 942 0749 :
fly (n.) 23/9'. folly if4,A%
fly swatter Top : foment ,7f 11/6Y;
foal ftiZh7. Ogeltrg fond 5V Oe
foam (v.) )141/,. OVV: be fond 4044:
(with anger) Af44: fondle ig 144
foam (n.) )7Z4' food gb r. er446:
fodder fl' e fool (vt.)
foe P176?' fool (n.) 014$ E V.111
foetus /5 4 foolish (person) VT:
fog Ve, 9 (thing) (MOO; ; (chatter)
foggy (weather) drik991 P8*,A1 04:
(confused) Aw,./; cm' be foolish
foil "112756.r "virs?' P 76' foot %,dles
fold (arias) (measure) NO/
(clothes) S''17 1"6" (lower Part) /We:
(a letter) 97/714"/ at the foot of
fold in one's arms ,-16124; football 0)620 t h:
fold up (vt.) fl" M lk '- foothold
folder el =1 41'7' )4-idsb : footnote 29e3: 69ixdeq:
foliage 0/724.: footpath erh?
folk /jai- footprint Al t?
folklore 0/Z.r:P4/3': footstep 0-441: ,7j4,
folktale for /1
follow in.hhi4 be for g 6.
(understand) 14 (ID) .forbid vh .

438
 123

forbidden yi Ay76: foremost . n007:

force (v.) ,215.244= forenoon ,V51P, //4-;;3
(the door) ht"', 793 foresee
ow
04P. 4A° ?W.?
force (n.) 1047 749;71 foresight 3P# Ah097AIP:
be in force *gtteljtkoti 9i c forest a/ VS jgg:
forced (smile) er?? 73 ; /20#4 foretell 0/71:
It? fOrever /1424;
forceful (person) in?k2b7; foreword en#A8.02;1;
(speech) e5 r: forge, v. (shape) gtArOffi: A040;
ford erp4,2; (counterfeit) h er h I4 Az"j
forearm _forge_ - O Z p : moo / #1,

forebears #gtdebt XfAXi forgery /21/9/Ito/loot 579404:.

08-0122p, Jj ,oePh92,4; forget 4/5 s //Se-9-*
forecast ,;120/347-b: ,7h,g1 a 96: forgetful 2/9%
forefathers P10 forgive 004.0: hog47,7 ifle's
forefinger A/it 192P forgiveness (pardon) fb 1.pi
forefront /9 0 (forgiving) goes 6'3W:
forehead 6;21/C. fork (instrument) XV&
foreign $74012': POR'' Pe' (branch)
(not relatide) 579 (94 ; (in the road) 09.0'
foreign affairs peo-or: forlorn (kitten) fyrim
Ministry of Foreign Affairs (house) 7tCur iDge
fealgb' feel forlorn ..i7rfP: 01q(409
foreign minister ea)- qv! anhpc: form, v. (a bank) ,701601
foreign office. rea-dp. 7,4A: efelhic (a coalition) P44)4/41
foreigner fev-er: : (habits) Aitia':
fore.leg feL ;I I 47) form, n. (outward shape) #Ca'r
004.1-4=3:
foreman p6otty A41; (mold) 17Pett% er30e0-'

-439
 124

(fitness) &lea, Pi; htsv : fortress 9A _91)5. %_

(blank) = fortuitous h9 '02
(kind) cop; fortunate tjat ;

(established practice) 02' 4 ; fortunately 1= Itkid :Itiv;

formal (agreement) Mn4: frovg,e fortune (fate) dario$
(dress) pef-ob nd,a: (wealth) wRt
formality et441 4 ;3 fortune-teller y7 s

formation Panes, troops) g. forty AO/j:

(shaping) N642424' forum nO ;
former alio" pgrev: forward (v.) ,)14Z /3 7 hhIzM6. s
former day T/9.. (send) 07
formerly 96 7V forward (adj.) Pal% 417%
formidable (task) '74 ..9?" (impudent) fAY= e,t5"?.
(opposition) /6 from this time forward ,n490tv:
(knowledge) 0617h >fI 0AI/,
formula (instruction) 0P/2'6P forwards 404'4:09
(set of words) foster (encourage) "041:ji;:/41
(in algebra) OCO??."; (promote) ,ife,,b#
formulate .?//e0", (bring up) 9702;
(laws) foster child P .0
forsake 574-0:1kgr rAD: /NO,' foster father Z
fort g7;75 9 foster mother )442% f.)(9:
forth _rib eca '- foul (v.) /77)/7
forthcoming (book) I? 4%9. . oggpl foul, adj. (air) 7 ./241ft
forthright(adj.) 4er ; (weather) rO15 C
forthright (adv.) .orgzele. found, v. (establish) 0/0;41
fortification gv A..1.140: (base) 6fDe4,1:
fortify era2: foundation OfD 604,7,
fortnight 014441. '25,141. 00; (endowed institution) 424/0,7%
410
 125

founder, v. (of ship) nine). frame (n.) 19,44:

(of a project) WV; fbl: (of glasses) 6412,2";

founder (n.) Orati'uka; (of house) a2 1 z 1,76

foundling itoAg: (of a person) 15P:
fountain In 12": (for skin to dry) 0419/726eP
fountairipen 46e 7, framework (of a bridge) hea--2'ict
four A4,p (of a house) 076,": 9"91.
four o'clock e9frioc:rjorp, France es,z1
fourteen e4 4) 6, A6.9? frank 914. '-
fourth by 74 frankly VII: AR, e,
fowl ,j 92 frankness (of speaker) zi
fox of 1?/C,.' (4 P741.-
foxy 71.7,7-4 //46 (of a child) .pc.PV: ava'F;
foyer 98-1;642: OVib4)".. frantic Pr?
fraction (number) h44.00: fraternal 9 444P/A
(part) Vei?*- '74 fraternity (brotherhood)
fitAtityle (.9 trim!.
fract re (n.)
fragile pohne% (society) cP429,'",,T,A INes
fragment (broken part) / 711CQ6 fraternize GO

(section) fraud elitrWee's

fragmentary (report) /44494 fraudulent 9/4 /OP
fragrance 0 iit/:* freak 7,R7
fragrant,E44--- .freckle ing9MV5;
4"124"Itate a free, v. Pave) Ae#971 A474):
frail (person) 7,1 7
(chair)../406 risoner) 096
frame, v. (a picture) 0391).+43;t eo*hr's (make loose) 6.-4'
,7 7/7: (a constitution) h0/11: free, adj. (having .liberty) f Q, : ;
 126

(empty) /?, frequently 49/0*. 2/ '71/0 P

free (adv.) n11/77.1- Mg." fresh (eggs, meat, news) Vi h
be free 2' Ah eDs' (vegetable) /) ,r/ :1444
( telephone) ,"? 6)74,11-912.. (fruit) Va. h.. 0721
freeborn (air) 7
freedom cgip: (coffee) di 4.-1) 4.96 917
(privilege) 0 lb/ fresh kid Plt colden.,21,
freely (clearly) /7941'' friction (rubbing) 91/44.,770P:
(without restriction) Irre (disagreement) 9 qb p
freeze (vt. ) 1////- FrIday
freeze, vi. (water) fried (adj. ) 1?
(plant) /714' friend a ti,T
(person) AlAieftbsalt% WeR'' Afge,r010; close friend 906 I Q tO 141

(become motionless) gi become friends .4 (0);

freezer es70,/7 friendly (amiable) h60.% 4'4314'
freezing, be rnfb
011111.
Zoc (amicable) a 4
freighi. (goods) 1.)#: (peaceful) /560%);
(price for transportation) friendship e0
3.7 hepOi fright Alariv eg YP:
freighter Ptgvf.P, 01) frighten (vt. ) ,7/24/1'..? i)A1f7r),;
French (person) 44
(language) /164 ,61° frighten (vi.) R17/77--
frequency (of radio station) frightful M,Oft:
.4)1e2VP%% frigid nr)7.0: 07/.42#:
frequent (v. ) hNeo,4L: fringe (of curtain) HC
frequent, adj. (trip) hlitO0P411: (of dress)
ge2 I a 09: (mishap) 7-14070?) (of leaves) ill C7'f
449 fritter away n4,
 127

from n: ; (because of) fugitive (fleeing) P7/Mh:

n (not lasting) Veit':
front, n. (of house) AXegt fulfill ARns
(of book) "Pi erw 61 fulfillment 44q,
(military) P9741. 49/0C' full (adj.) (72;44
in front of thp.. 44'P1 be full ph..
front (adj.) I gdop: full-grown 0
front line me.. 93/?ei full-time OM-
frontier eehl fully / 9.,. ifbE fi ?:
frost 0-.CTE". ,701)4fr* fumble /7/4t
froth (of milk o the mouth of fume, v. (give off smoke) Par,:
%.- 4n

a child) h#44-1" ; (of clog) (become angry) 4,

bUir fume (n.) h
frown (v.) (93le ; fumigate gr/75
frown upon rol fun ofr4igal
fructify 1.1 function (v.) 1/1)//''
frugal (housewife) 00 !Vie function, n. (work) iv*
(supper) 4 44 (purpose) q409.-
fruit 411,-. (ceremony/ ev) : e461/P1
bear fruit "16.G. functionary a) &, 07:
fruitful God) tr, fund, n. tmoney set aside) 40:176:
fruitless 4.9:2 /1 (stock) "29m 3 s
frustrate (a plan) ??/3 eu., funds
fry An/74s fundamental QR7 V)4-d%

frying pan oerrn75 funeral *WO = IvJa 4 ff",?e;

fuel g,f' = funnel ei-f)
fueling station .9i : zex. fuhny (arm viSic
fur 070ev.R el
41.

44:
 128

(garment) Ohoe-. 6/1 h: (blend.) ideas) 74 49eh A:

furious (angry) Nreg,g; fuse (h.) IMP:
(violent) °V/57: fuss (v.) 50//:
be furious 4 fl2P" OfA fuss ( n ) Ps C.

furiously fuss 2/we Off' e

furlough 4...00'. be (person) /40.23-41 f L'

jr
._
furnace

furnish (supplies)

(apartment)
,294e/)$ W4V.,' 1;:it /,, p ,&.
(job)
futile (attempt) ,2F.$

furnished room frg A: dep.h.; VW>: (idea) 4 o ! /2.b :

furniture
*am
941?, $4,cfr: future (n.) av peeielp ;9' >0% =

furor Mfr 7: (chance) 9044J2:497÷ez h4sp:

furrow (v.) ,/,2.0aMi (tense) 9RP21 24;
furrow, n. (ground) 4.,./1 future (adj.) feql: dosiR
(wrinkle) 0.114 --
further (v.) WfA1)444P-- M17;
further (adj.) /206 4a1.06: gadget

further, adv. (farther) co g:40?: gaiety

(in addition) /141; gain (v.) ,77r:

(to a greater degree) nAlii)r: (weight) 0729 dr
(strength) ,77/16"
furthermore 7 ,L4 gain (n.)
furtive b gait A40.frAr;
fury (anger) ?AP: gale 4340-4.0% f4h:
(violence) 1 1f65 emu. (bib?:
fuse, vt. (combine by melting) gallant (brave) %9P.'
71241/7 ,arf#: (chivalrous) dal 973
fuse, vi. (melt) 'i/71: gall bladder PaW9c46r:
441
 129

gallery (balcony) 47f ;s7' garland n VI 73 '

(for exhibit) 04°64' 6a garlic n1,7-,ex
gallon ,..9bo;: garment 11-nn
gallop (v.) c9h/2: garrison (n.) 90.4 49.1 f/06% /1 e;
gallop (n.) AS' garrulous h 401
galoshes -M 6'/2 /2'P' erag gas
gamble (v.) gAever gasoline a Id $
gambler 06,Cy4rs gasp (v.) "1.0Yv4
gambling or? C: gas station 4ve3 : °U.?.
game (n.) er-6-6 9v1: gate /7C:.
(materials for play) 499401r gatekeeper nLV''
(contest) eigfarafiFee7 mat/ gateway lei WS g C.
(wild animals) f, 4V het).40: gather, vt. (wood) h 0 0 ;
ga4d9n, to U"- HA% (information
gang (n.) (speed) ern n G $

gangster a cv gather (vi.) MOD,

gap (empty place) tm fid,.. gathering t)00:
(opening) efrR 4.. gaudy .fio) "PAT'
(difference of opinion) gauge, v. (guess) 7a.-
(measure) ?
gape A;13 Y14,& gauge (n.) GTh ri...?;
garage J6' gauze
garb (n.) pp) A'11 : gay (voice) 9412.71114hPf Ah:
garbage (children) R h
garden (v.) h?I'l %
71,7h: (colors) A*11.
garden (n.) gaze (v.) 72-1 /16tvh,g"
gardener 64;*". gaze (n.) 1F-3:
gargle 2106°C4l: ,7/7r gazelle 9,c1 s A,94'3
7421,01),"40/)9.- 445
 130

gazette, official gentle 4,15v:

;2= .1d 47 (manners) ego".
gear, n. (equipment) 010 (horse) 7j 91: (breeze)

e
(of car) 0tia
7.1r1 mu
geyminated, be
gender Ai.
5

genealogy ede.. '7406,444

:

n
h (sound) h h .1,04
gentleman (well -bred) 0710 92: //a2""
( any nan) /k40-
gently (in a gentle way) /2 e,2,4..
(gradually) Oh a,4h;
fig t 62 gentry_ ??p..
general (n.) genuflect .11m,97,7i: Avg..
general (adj. ) /71 07) /i genuine (dollar) iee)""i7iP';
(of welfare) f'di 9M. (person) efri
f:
in general in #41i4". (sorrow) n60: On' "13
generalize in 01 fjfj : hh74.7,412. geography ov& AfV441
77,4,4X I ?./bat-tit MR:
generally (usually) '7174701; geology
214 (widely) nhzetc6: geometry A.71
generate h 3'1. germ 4 tOO: e.3 /20,
(ideas) 7/1.496' German (person) Ze072 3
generation e49. AR ( language) Zeal/ 1r:
generosity hp /) Germany fle lb 9. h7 err leery:
geaerous 4.9h germinate 4 Ibh
genesis i'DlorP gesticulate 1.,Z #?; *FPO" A/V:
genial fr eta gq gesture (sign)
(greeting) 03401? (movement of the body, arms)
genialus 075P. Wegi: M40. ;P: 1210
(natural ability) 70'0. (action to impress people)
gr!ttte'l e Tf9 . hierA=
gentility denorip get (vt. ) (seize) PP/

41f ;
 131

(bring) ,24r/V7ii(dinner) gird r :

1.4 21) (understand) gird ..:self j'rrit)fr%

7 i) 10). ; (receive) g44(a) girdle (n.) *IP
get, vi. (on a horse) e0/: fg
girl a ,z
get across .1474.; girlfriend p pi 6, 4)4X
got along with '4,1? 6,69: girlhood p4 kJ/2 Iveh?;
get away tiierhen: gist ge7e:
(leave) CO r>7 give aril%
get back al2h/5: give back OM:
get down pa404, give in (surrender) Wk: 417,*
get home 10. give out, vt. (distribute) 1944:
get in give out, vi. (become exhausted)
get off a I MO:
get out ea give up e {joie) hipt68
get together 74h///7/2$ glacial C4cry,
get up 7if glad 928 ) a
ghost r9Lyerp.. be glad 1412/35.. h )7:4))
giant (of unusual size) 491-ht% s gladden A n
(imaginary being) ifib4. gladly nAhd4.%
giddy (girl) 401-0j glamor e0.fi..
(height) if2 f II glance, at 4.. a 17
gift h (79 . glance (n.) en'Ari% eriMP.
(talent) bi',7).,f at a glance (NA
gifted 14/5 cyh throw a glance 4.6ephn/
gigantic 9Htg' 04)7?%.: '71447:
giggle fh3n7in% gland ,h
ginger 2/3 irns) glare, n. (dazzling brightness )
giraffe g2dril sig46,401. (fierce look)
PE4,91)erTZ:.
4.1."
 132

glaring (light) palinociiI gloomy (day) 11"44,, :

(mistake) !1e')512: (corridor) al h5vh.91:

glass (the substance) eft '1V a), (depressed) ,./74t, 967,F04er
(thing to drink from) 4C #j glorify
glasses glorious (event) l'X/740:
glaze (a window) erbhitDP: (victory) "410;
(heritage) 91t a'7161
(pottery) ,rfitieYPAtt "0,0 glory (honor) hile*-
4/19; of,
gleam, v. ;Ayes) Yt4bi: (praise) "Db..2.rt
lass) .i3g4496"' (splendor) dia'r).*
gleam (n. ) '6 glossary ,74e% n24711% %071
glean hl'efb. glove 91,X.. X4.41- 23 24,
glee glow (v.) Aby
glee club 9Waddo: nnib glow (n.) 4eq3
glib f at.. . (AA: glowing (bright) '011'
guide .11kPH (animated) "pip: 90PIMP:
glimmer (v.) .fiksfib: glue (v.)
glimmer (n.) gia-na,Pos /)efireng:
glimpse (v.) glue (n.) azuni
glimpse at hiPs glum, look q4C M(60-)
glisten glutton GPI .gb
glitter gluttony j)9Agb,P'
gloat ,e,IR gnash ,74. e; t
global eihio: 79(7P: gnat If-
globe (earth) a062' gnaw (at a bone) 4b,rimerol
(sphere representing the earth) (one's conscience)
go lig: (train) f 64/: ;

448
 133

(spread disease) 4.4trai goings-on Re z.p

(pass) "nth & (enter) ;
goiter S21 #49
(lead) /0/1g1 ; (collapse)'! gold doctt
&Lei (weaken, eyesight) golden 960614-5 Wa5C4b: 7,44a&P
goldsmith 41,

go after gong jg a 4) -
go ahead good 0.: (morey)

go around be good ( val id) ,) 74 7 h:

go away 0: a good deal -111P%

go by '7/74% a good hour em,b" h )341e.

4pti
go down 40 4 ; (sun) ,7/1,6//.0 s
do good /Y1 # 42, t

go on 140 ; (lights) n er a no good 90040$

go on and off Aer e Ah: good afternoon:

go out o.) an, ; ( lights) /77 4s : :

go together (agree) 001 goodbye: AI(':
go under (ghip) /107 lb good evening/ ta st
go up 42 : hks 40'77 good-for-nothing, be a eme

goal (purpose) ,7,0512'

(in football) 67/7: good-hearted go?:
goal keeper e .n : m n good-looking efb 6ns pp-
goat q ; goodly (MAY) : Grb0)(b:
goblet efltsli: (sum of money) Y); oph
God 7,9ro 5M." C good morning: )0101 XRe17-.
godchild 9hch?r: dX% good-natured /0 $
goddess /72.0) goodness c :
godfather ?rjrn 79: ,09, ti
good nights A a a:
godly 019k "vnehoet goods *iti7172 11. 142

godmother ?rich?, : goose

 134

gorge grade (n.) R L1 3

gorgeous (girl) peoerihps (class) 176).. (mark) GC6MP,

(sunset) 64412? a'90' gradually oh n#4:
Gospel 003g4; graduate, v. (receive a diploma)

gossip (v.) ,i40,1/1 / 4C10' j (change gradually)

gossip (n.) a no 17.0 41" /1 .4 nOii: 7'04
gourd ' graduate (n.) 1°'
govern (determine) GDS S : graduation (commencement)

government 0-1);(ptivp froc4P:

(administration) thhit'q (gradual change) */)
abhaor'11,
governor ,x7e. 7X' graft (n. 91/)
governor general t.93g/r/i: grain 14'61-. rier .ij6S
gown efralh grammar 4 fq) CD-

grab (a bone) OH 6" grammatical 47 bre

(a thief) ePil3 granary

grace (divine favor) (4.91. grand p 4 ill T. do 6#:

(kindness) R d7 5p (view) 'Aare
(beauty) O0 /77 ' grandelild 740: e)
(favor) 0 h) A) granddaughter 9ot.) ; 4er.
(mercy) p8L grandeur (of scenery) zt,v77
graceful (speech) 6 = ild07 (of a ceremony) ,th6 Of?

(letter) Ah : Q.,12.94 grandfather GO ge:

gracious iome, manner) grandiose 4/2,
PfPO: rO% ePh grandmother 4? 1 Xf;
be gracious .912 e : ip grandson p47: ;
grade, v. (sort into categories) grandstand 4711
IP (homework) 60-/np:4m.. grant, v. (give) 4to
 135

(accept) 011.; (concede) (condition) '77hz

(doubts) Y?

grant (n.) ioieAdt (person) yodIk.

granted f/cp; look grave )1i4e;
take for granted ifb y p gravel /fl,?
WMP/074.912 gravely (very badly) p4.107:
grape 69A; (in a sorrowful way) (MVO'
grapple sic fqb graven P*6
grasp VH gravestone 90I3 IOC 109/
(understand) graveyard "0.04C
grass gravitation fin?)
grasshopper ot, gravity (seriousness) hz
grate, vt. (cheese) 4Z 4.L. (gravitation) hn?)
grate, vi. (produce a harsh gravy (n)40:
sound) 4 02.31 gray, turn (hair) /M:
grate (n.) eemar graze (vt.) 0/71
grateful aii5d ; peyez4 graze (vi.) ^TM
(le 1/1- ) QS?) .2 9 ; grazing land_ 99/7:Z.: 02/099
be grateful, et747/; grease,
4.111 v. (the griddle) N//4
gratify (satisfy) %/V? (the car) 400: or?
(give pleasure) ,7/1:4474 grease (n.) 0?'
gratifying 9(2 yhab great 4 fdi 646
gratis fl (of pain)' ( .
gratitude 9'0 h (of appetite) 1? 4Cfe
gratuitous great-grandchild AA* ;

gratuity great-grandfather eev?gla 4Ar4'D 2 A.0

grave (n.) eivY,12c great-grandmother 947: 04602)
grave, adj. (mistake) greatly nmsebr...... ph.- (-) 77:

451
 136

c.j.reatnni dh#5P grin (v.) 4'79'

Greece ery, grind (grain) ern' ; (meat)
greed pyp.., AigisH ; (coffee) e094V)
greedy h9-011); (knife) Oh; (teeth) fj Oval
Greek (person) 94P grindstone C' '5/
(language) 7909: .261.16 grip (v.) "3"1124 :///
green (color) ,43.24,:
(leaves) hj*DAP: grip (n.)
(not ripe) T4: An /2/5,3 come to grips with 741,60
(of lumber) faRzo gripe (irritate) ,7/74
greet 4 /f /» n X1912.4 ht yb[ n (cause pain in the bowels)
greeting 46504 , ev-

gregarious (living in herds) grippe 7 /.1 hut' ;V

ft 9,9 7 3' grisly ,7hAle,91181
(fond of being with people) grit, v. (the teeth) f v4
Yi4e0, z en) .16 OA: Pepe': groan (v.) '21°474
grenade 9i."11 .1 pp groan (n.) tille06/
griddle #04;M:741 grocer lb (94: VA.:: cop/21 -'12
grief eh/13 grocery (groceries)
grievance 49149.1' (store) 7.9191' aPg
grieve (vi.) ,"1/0 (food) pp 94y fr°P.12
grieving eh NV grocery store 11912 arg4C
grievous (lor.ls) groin .-iih-W94
(wound) (41,1 ; (news) '40 groom, n. (man about to be married)
grill (n.) tfl P 519 (/bsbir ; (who takes care of
grim (struggle) eib VA = PrlibPP horses) q11..tirei
(tale) '7444 ; (task) 0.,14.1r grope g n4
be grim ar7-p. )7720 4,-14 gross 'mg d)(1 (income) rsle)/a

52
 137

(language) (4,12 grown-up (n.)

..pweer...fare
offs
(manners) .fen4la growth- 4; gt pp
grossly j,4 Apr (swelling)
grotesque p0r: UR Pt grudge v. (begrudge) Or : ,0.
grouch $ tres/ I grudge (n.)
grouchy, be -- 4// (31 bear grudge et' :,1911(//19
ground, v. (establish) 00 0/-14 giuesome "7/5 f,
ground (n.) gigo (place) nj' gruff I've ff
(reason) P grumble A)
.'Co sol4Agi7l
grounds (land) 9/2 guarantee, v. (engage woos-
(toffee) (give guarantee) vhp5.7 ://m
(reason) guarantee (n.) 924949
gain ground 46/200? guarantor ph
give ground '26,7497; guard (N.7.) in/70
ground floor PC; guard (n.) //i9?-*
groundless tits Gt/G - /212 be on one's guard y/1700
group ( vi. .1.2 hi? ker., guard fr74/6
aroup (n.)473 guardian MO ft
grov ef? guardian spirit f
arow, vt. (roses) 7t2f1h ; guerilla 944.e: 09,2
(soil growing wheat) 7i.),#4 guess (v.) //41.: 20) ,bs 704
(farmer growing wheat) (a riddle) 441
(a beard) '?4)4.7 (think) try 4 6 (so)
et,
grow, vi. (Vuldren) guess (n.) 9071 ;- dext.0 : orapd-
((11rain) firM make a guess 492,74

( (Susiness) 7404, guest 71°24

grow up % Q 7 guidance en) o5
growl (v.) t z cm z guide (v.) "Per
410
 138

guide (n. ) aPI = 0296 gust "Ohl: 1 tOP

(guidebook) 19,176)0 gut
guidebook 4127"9heiStabig' guts. e eAP r '?d' ,

guideline 401,96j9 gutter 10 g

guild eq/ne guttural 9412.-
guile 440 guY 4e.D1
guilt 11,07 gym (exercise) .00445P: elr)P7)74,e
guilty 1,4.74r (building) 57/142-4):
find guilty 4.44 MP) Orli»? 76/- #24'4:
guinea fowl Z: Vai gymnasium "/54.5p. 47,9,y 176f:
gulf 90e )7
gull ow e rop H

gullible RI habit 610141E

gully f7 adopt habits
gulp (v.) /7947 habitable ,. r'4.f: POI IP;
gulp down rib4 ,4`iztl.t AP, habitation e/PPW
(a sob) fr' 1ng47 habitual fiq
(sumo (n.), in one /144; )190 had, he - --
take a gulp 117ao fen haft (of spear) eYI
gum (sticky substance) iprivIere (of ax) eice
(of teeth) AtIg haggard, --- appearance
gun nrVP: .1)4) D.),2
gunfire Vnij eb?; : haggle 1. 721
gunpowder /'st hail (v.) /UR* '76 ; (call) mb
gurgle, v. (of a person) 110: hail from 0 /17
IA/ 9' b hail (n.) /nig'
(of a bottle) 74;4 fgA hair C
gush (v.) 4496 hairbrush fig
 139

hiarcut gp,e: oepot412: hamlet per = eg) ?Re

hairdo for: /6ti4.1d hammer, v. (with fist) goaqA
1414:9±rt2s 4,1e ,147"2,4 (with nails) ph zge
hairy gontrrb ,hammer (n.) orpA
21,21.q (adj.) MIVe hamper h4f7,41
hale and hearty /-44,. hand (v.) OM
half Al; (of hour) JI,A4 hand down ,p/044;
half-breed 0.0h hand in (application) A7/4
half-brother 91163. al /9hp. all (homework) ))hZ VD:
half-caste 124 h hand out Ogh%
half-hearted pi$ /cuff : hand (n. ) 47X ; (of clock) floló
half- heartedly ,)19 erg 44: hand-in-hand (holding hands)
half-sister Qt-if' dal ,JW:1 ,s20; hsa ;
hail (room) ") (close together) n flgzp-
(passageway) ero4441; hands up .440.40,41W
hallmark O/Thillt; ask for the hand h., 10: /92,0
hallow get the upper hand %ph:
hallowed ft0 OP' give someone a hand P.27/./.
hallway 074 4415/".: have the upper hand Pi."5,6.
halt (vt.) )?0,0 ; (advance ..*lend a band 4 4 :
of army) 7,q; try one's hand fvfn
halt (vi.) 0d' ; (hesitalre in handbag
r eech ) '7.41% 944.f#: handbook por 4)'; oe2ite4X
halt (n.), come to a OW ON* WM
handcuff r
halter An : handful
halting, speech 72947, handicap r,744

#31: eW149" handicraft f % 74 N:

halve `5.0,2,4 yzeirh, ; (lessen handiwork f%1: ( )
by half) twerpl, toM handkerchief efDehi,i7
 140

pand19, v. (people) pit; haphazard (answer)

(affairs) )Y? (sell) ./.4 t4440,47 P41241 ; (1-4..hp)
handle, n. tof knife) )7.2d% haphazardly /6 NOR
(of cup) le hapless ph 12,1
happen le,
handmade /7 44)//' happen again 44?'"
handshake 4 4 '141612' /7 11. as it happens ,714...9°/.4'27
handsome (man) 02/4 Y> ; OP; 404 Yi l happening 44,e27%
121r:ion) '12 fIb C happily (joyfully) 44/44
handwriting n7'1 OA ittoP (skillfully, appropriately)
(way of writing) )444 11 gt 1 ; (fortunately)
11..911Y 04 I)? )19/:
(conveniently located) ..9b happiness A tide
come in handy mon.: ,77A7/3 happy A b./ fr (appropriate)
handyman '1/i Irk? PoTh4961
hang (vt.) happy New Year: 3.711, PV/02`90
hang, (of lamp) -11/77A/i HOT, t 7/3..1714./
(depend) happy-go-lucty 100
(be postponed) if, harass 3#$//
hang around r epg-C1 :34 harbinger 962.fohfrip
hang (one's) head '777 4 b harbor, v. (shelter) %b07.91
hang on (hold tightlg) 1100 (ill) IN
1/1/#; (persist) d,h41 s harbor (n.) OA /2
,241km,.9"0: hard, adj. (worker, plastic)
hang together ,g ot /77;Yfr ; (question,
hang up 416n language) b*..7
12411CIRE ,)&9% (winter) 79/44;. (alcoholid
lianger en) drink) -cm? ;. (times) kit.
hanging h 41/9, 451; hard, adv.' (with energy)
m)Pcv /76)?
 141

(of wind blowing) /71,4 harness (a horse) 610

hard by (a waterfall) 7A/2:
be hard harness (n.) 746h
harden (vt.) 701)111. parr. MP'
harden, vi. (cement) ,'176 6 harrowin h an
hardened (criminal) 69rbRFZ90/' harry (keep raiding) %halo
hardly p44579 + negative verb (vex) PPM
jla39211444
Pir*e 1th + negative verb harsh (judge) ;
hardship o y*, -"96-. (climate) 070 ; (soap) ;
hardware friGo4.: tpdfl (voice) 10 eft, ; (words)
hardworking 4eA: -5AbF: ;
hardy (soldier) AC* harshly, treat 01111.111010
fr)209h:
(adventurer) Ve Pil;.% harvest (v.) '70)474 /Mg
(plant) A'40: 9(04' harvest (n.) ezfsel. 2"0Ps
.11.4.F.2. VP); (result, reward) 12..9
harken 71; en, M hash (v.) ,706.
harm (v.) 7vaq: hash (n..) PP4P.:
hart (n.) (wrongdoing) haste vwhi 1W.1
make haste 44./727; A
do harm '704 hasten (vt.) ,i44/121
hazrtful M 3 eat : hasten (vi.) T4 ftMe4
harmless 91e 24 hastier 004..
harmonious 4/191'..911% pore hasty ; (decision)
harmonize (vt.) 77h090,
taltrilopell v h 671 fil
ett
itaiwown hat Qtis,)7
harmony. (agreement) h.9125'1P hatch (vt.) 4h Ah
(pleasing arrangement) arbre4g; hatch (vi.) ,I4h 4'
be in harmony 79)07* hatchet entr/2.41
44./
 142

hate (v.) M/2 ; (dislike) hary dfl 9fb ; (of ideas) :

U6) g 9A4' j'A !Pi

hate (n.) 119 CA
hateful (remark) VI: 6iti-PO? head ( V t ) fOrb (a department)
(crime) '0 Xbry (11 7 :F alv a eh
hatemonger TO, 'di) fill: head, vi. (move toward) baba'
hatred r6g* Z head (n.) 6"h: (of a nail)
haughtiness irtrbgiVa ; (of family) W.;
P44/2. (of government) 0,6 ; (of a
(words) P1.6 47 firm) 1#1f, ; (of a gang) ;
haul (pull) 7°7411 (transport) (of a river) P116) ; (of
lettuce) 1106
haunch 607W heads or tails //40-A': evith 2 4.0
haunt (inhabit) 44. ; be head and shoulders above
(trouble) p7hni. ahrn
(visit persistently) ',deo& come to a head (quarrel) 40944
Nave h -with object suffix tviLL, (struggle for
pronouns. power) 744,4. 09
11iY19a Mb/ ; (for fugitives) lose one's head r4 466 /94:
002.49 make head or tail 41/93' 70).)
head (adj.) fr
play havoc with headache oh: rdp
hawk iiV) tio? headdress "- IA)

heading C.)h:
hay wire, be --- ;le/174/20: P,0 headlight $'fly orP P
go haywire az n24. headline ))1, .)17.1; :

ha:ard (n.) headman Rg-ea-w-e er.01 ti

hazardous 07e headmaster itiotHe ,

paze ey headquarters (of army) MO A =

458 Aro.?
 143

(of an office) 9)P; deDek)6/1.447: by heart 44,15)4

headrest p64: have a heart a To: cea

head tall 0,44: lose heart 1A/1709% 0.4.22
headstrong AO' V949. take heart Of c'
headwaters I', IP: take heart: )2,gi
heal (vt.) Mt: heart attack PAW; RV91'
heal (vi.) )9fj: heartbeat fi?ii
healer erakilit,": heartburn C
health /41571 hearten ,)nt..4d"
Ministry of Health pr4p; hearth PRr:
110961"aigihiCs heartily pi)19
healthy (person) 0201P. heartless epd-.1
(body) ; (climate) heartsick, be --- /)/71,0'
b/w ; 9v2h0907: hearty (welcome) '265 4: peD lire;
heap (v.) 44h: (meal) 1i1'.,94
heap up "iyia.97' heat (v.) ,if(90:
heap (n.) P.917C.1: heat (n..) ,019.; (of the sun)
heaps of ildP: 760411:
hear Ady ; (of a lilt) 77 / heated (adj.) 9.9h 27 P-11 0. ov-P

(accept) 710/24 heathen Oro. 1.1'

hearing oherp. (ability heave, vt. (lift with effort)
to hear) 9eft1)61):. 64..4 nt)3,e:
give a hearing Pepe: 7,43 0/17: (hurl) 0490 49449
hearsay heave, vi. (bulge) 7*': hh
hearse ft ,) Orb 7147 (rise and fall repek...tedly)
heart 4i) ; (innermost part) 2/0' M
co- ; (center) 61SY/7m heaven a4 4 ocfp
(enthusiasm) 074-b ; (vital heavens aYA:
part) t.49 /74' heavens! V47
 144

for heavens sake hb heighten (a fence) ,7h4H6rbi

eitt° e
9/^1 (anger) 92174 ; (the value)

<' ''heavenly Mt yA ; (day) NheoAg!

f?4-i/ ; (spot) n /7 ,9D: )1) g heinous ,)/5,.#1:
heavily /fl/4 heir a 6.)%

heavy 'mg ; .(expenses) Y7$ :JO) heir apparent & a 64

(cloth) a0U,9t1 ; (sleep) heirloom Oeb;
Ahln, /h ; (smoke) 1,.01'; hell
fh ; (drinker) 1M?- helmet fOr- A'Cir path: oel,m,

heavy )g11-. evq6ee hem ( v. ) g (of medicine) PIU

;

Hebrew 6VGIA/77' help oneself (to food) 71%0/M

hectic 794/C help out 4/3 z
hedge (vt.) Nnn help (n.) J7C4..1". (helpers)
hedge, vi. (avoid being
frank) %AV/70 ;Mei- helper
hege, (n.) '40 : dire 9011.009: hre helpful , diP el 4'P IPPZ
heed (v.) 04MI be helpful ',
heed (n.) take --- (pay attention ( civilian) eat n4 mkt
(be careful) *tini00' be helpless Are", ; (have
heedful, be Mw- Dr VI: Itch Y74% no power) et.04) /721; MO."
heedless 96P440 hem (v.) 16'0,441:
heel (v.) 44Y7H; ,171: hem (n.) #P
heel (n.) 44,27/ hemisphere
hefty (person) /Y)';"711 ; (book) hemorrhage P'.0M aft: .04W:
fi,1nP; P-AO: hemorrhoids 9fj U.P1 4.52
heifer 2 14C hen
height Z,'Ne/Dj4 ; (of mountain) hence
; (of man) te/b? henceforth fr2*,,/ at' 404V:
 145

her f .00:.) rt. object suffix hero 17c 0/77p94,:

pronouns (leading character in a story)
herald (v.) 20/3Z
herald (n.) 156 heroic (deed) 2sguip aw4,1
herb Oa (person) I.Vr% (measures)
herbs 91%i0 0/724: Paigh?'
herbivorous 6 6 t /14 t heroism Q VW-- aVJ:
herd (v.) '76'1; hers Pct 1: 04 8
herd (n.)
,
herself, she --
G11:: J1d: 4.1
herdsman 3),p be herself ,3R toper; ep
here WI V: by herself bia
here and now ,?//,.. hesitant (person)'
here and there GS ell (speech) ifiPO: 919.fge9:
hereabouts (/t hesitate fr? 014-4'
hereafter %1 /A4 f)' hesitation 090 /.9'''
the hereafter 04..../10: 46P; heterogenous 491111:
hereditary_ Aeoegr: 49a: 001.: hew (stones) MLA (logs) *yen,
be hereditary /Me . Mh 4: hiatus hop,
heredity 1/" hiccups he #4
herein (in this place) f/: hidden 11911AeDi.

(in this matter) 17/11/ 60: hide (vt.) An4121 hRe.Feet-i

heresy dlorg tiVA: hide (vi. ) 4gn 01" 1.112
heretic MVO: hide (n.) 1%4
heretofore 15/hYleA'3 /044 hide-and-seek A"ii44,
hereupon Ofri UP: 24 : hide -away ea) Rgecia
heritage Pe' hideous (crime) ,,ntoel
hermit All V (face) ,ihAfti:
hernia 41.4) .hideout "14 Pet/ t-
4f;
 146

hiding, go into -- 7 fj/f e" hillock 2 i2

hierarchy Oh :et/41'16A hillsicic p)?6,4 70)2' /97410t
high aro; (office) 774f-1 hilltop freGe4..4t 122C.E. yj l34 '
(opinion) P4 ; (fever) hilly y7be../
; (voice) "11 ; him Wi.;or object suffix
(price) GO' pronouns
highborn 79441 p74 01/24 himself try .
highbrow 9,1Dyt be himself (II-fa : CDPGleor ; law
highanded, 1IIND 0111, MID
treatment by himself .1)--656?*-
highland )1,0 hind 9134
highly /7 ; (with approval) hinder #4. OfibPr
hinderance se3104?
Highness 4)&i hinge (v.) , --- on 714064)47
high- j4tched 01'63 hinge (n. )
high priest
ew W....ft
40% Ws177 hint (v.) Pp91492/4% ))/)9/#/?
high ranking hint, n. (advice) gm, ;
./dr:
high school a hilisf; A 1 P-0119: (suggestion) reg
high
0. spirits, be in gh give a hint ,7h.g.eo #5 M
hip Co 7,2 .
hicrh strung 405 7, 7.1 hippopotamus
highway et), : -90 hire, v. (a servant) efrrnt j
hijack r» h 12. (a house) *Y/61/9
hijacking ';tle.aceyol: his epf). r, possessive suffix
hike (v.) 42H pronouns.
hike (n.) 5C17 64: hiss 2.11,40,37,, ; (air) Oa M
hilarious pvit/4: hi storinn gebb
hill pv historic ,to 2''
down the hill historical (event) I 6 ge

(cootume) 91' 7?
 147

hi story
hit ab_i ; (ball)
40.11 vi. (endure)

a Salle) W6'
p ;

; (of ; (of a

(crush against something) dike) hi)74474.91/ (of a

,,9 : ; (have knot) )10716"d-r° evelyttssaj

a painful effect on) hold back 7,) 'be ;10372

Mai7rns hold off 010446, So; 7.* rn4 .4t 1,1fi

hit against 642drb hold out (a hand) //49

hitch (v.) ./41,..! hold up (heiltd) Or: Al9e7 ;
hitch (n.) .0)4P061 (the trousers) d'M96
hither (.0) fJ (with gun) '06.6.4 s 20,11

hitherto "%h,iti.,3 :R14 hold (n.) "?..4p/1/ ; (influence)

hive 060 efrOdr'
hoard (v.) ) 02 drpr take hold of ciP//
hoar.frost holdings 1&?
hoarse .7.0ecr hole (v.) g
hoax be In ir hole, n. (of needle) 9644 ;
hobble 45Vh (tn a rt.oad) Prrr, (in an
hobble along 17/2.0./e/el argument) '79 a' P
hobby fj74"4/: 74: q04/I broke a hole /74
hock tlg- holiday /244x. 90)7: /,4:
hockey 7() holiness Olgtop
hoe (v.) oitrhol. His Holiness WA se,
hoe (n.) Pi ill hollow out pepZ
19g )707 hollow (n.) '7,44.24"
hoist (v.) 444 lollop!, adj. (wall) fr4p ;
hold (vt.) ; (control) 7f ; (dish) 7v.g',24 ; w (gourd)
(believe) o'bi (breath) fr (j14 (checks) 974/77fil6
7)qe7 ; (a meeting) (tree) 0/7GPG ; (promise)
,/442 pap/ en /111
41;3
 148

holocaust (destruction by fire) hoptpt9y1 90442/1/1 r7)0

010; e00 4.1? &lb**
(wholesale destruction) homily ire ;
t7401. homogenous f7001 ' 4/1?
1121..y 914.h homonym
B6et honest (person) 669q (face)
Holy Communion .,tor ; (opinion) f76947106J
Holy Ghost aP36th: 0A4 (weights) pppo
holy orders (we g :041' OPur honestly /701-f .
Holy ScriEture e/0!4' eh g/4' /1) honesty ,1,023)).2 eh tqs52
holy water /Y14.1 honey
homage 2w4,q1 honeycomb 0114h ,trA,
pay homage (formal acknow honk (vt.) 14'
ledgment) ,.?,F;111/ (pay honk (vi.)
respect) 91' /Of': ,f;'g honor (v.) NV/24 ; (a check)
home (n.) azqvGre (country 104/).
where one was born) 049'644 honor (n.) ji7O ; (good name)
n0 ; (act of respect)
homer adj. (town) 774t0 4ae/,./ Wficl. . (case of esteem)
(products) 07e: G007": ,JA "-I h VtGvP
home (adv.) ',PAP; 414 'fbPe renctof honor Q p.m%
at home His Honor hfitC )9Y)nt.
feel at home MaGi ) s 4 sense of honor 1120
homeland Po6'494 '124. honorable (record) Q /21) ?f
homeless APi P114 41)41 (intention) 41* 'es
ho craado /a 7' Pj4 IA) " (place) 461=.1)ha>.
11orac off ice sfY's drevd,r:AP honorarim 7 pm
ho..,ezicke be 01110 es-1s (ea.) 2 honorary
ero TY s rei.# 461.1
 149

honored (adj.) 7170e horde 40 A4

hood ; (of car) MO horizon %Rverl,pob ; (limit of

hoodlum pp, cf.:, one's knowledge) 6 0. OP

hoof )911 horizontal ), 94 4r2
hook, vt. (a dress) tAhs. horn # ; (wind instrument)
(a fish) ',al/74 (Oh V? 1 11411
hook, vi. (of dress) 9'0°46` hornet 1;. 19

(of road) df7164 horny fq40 ; (hands) #40 Ag

hook (of lamp) 0,A074; (for horrible (sight) 742.M 041
coat) 11,1476)015 ; (of tele- (weather, face) Mlabla
phone receiver) en2h0.1" horrid (behavior) el Aur 'Wind) Jr

by hook or by crook MVP: (climate) ore

vt, psis horrify X0140
hookworm Ph 4' 1 horror (of war) it.° Ab Q ;

hooligan C94 (strong dislike) ip ;

hoot (v. ) Pro (fright) d+0 A114/41

hoot (n. ) Pe nor se 4640')

not give a hoot do)k% horseman 4L /5

9460-.1°
.!.02. I/4h horsepower Qty. S .2'4"
hop about (birds) /0fi: /1.0i horseriding 4h0/1"
(person) /MO: i/44, ) )17 horseshoe 96.z.b 9.01%
hone (v.) 4/4)4.- ,N417 horticulture 9e e f %/4#01)40
hope. (n. ) hose (tube) 0.3 : a Pa
give up - -- *tan (stocking) 91,49C%34111
hopeful (future) 9 h49: 902 /94 nPF hospice 9 71494 - 1244a
(words) 4??4,% ii7 hospitable 4194: 0471
hopeless 0)41.: POT, yhO., er hospital 4474.0: /3 09hZ./6
hopscotch 6 ?/5 hospitality ,794; 74 #00;1
 150

show hospitality ,7h7AM: hourly, adj. (wage' 040

hospitalized, be --- ela..14 79 962 9710-
host (v.) e9/2FP 6 M, hourly (adv.) nR41A
host (n.) 17/007oq= ,49647,10/0 house (v.) V)I
(heavenly) er0 %PP. house (n.) /2)?. ; (family) At: 44
a host of 4/ house of worship At: 1fv0Ah
hostage around the house AP =
.hostel o'4P keep house 67 s 7,1dliggt
hostess i 94: 0 060T 04? household 474: hi)
ho$!tile (territory) fine housekeeper pAp: 4966/1?
(attitude) 91' housekeeping 7/0 VP/
hostility Mg housemaid ?IP
hostilities rne57 housewife 94Ps' "71PAY
hot (water) eiD40 (weather) housework 9/0% fr"'
IN"? ; (pan) 47h houses .

be hot (pepper) "hefl.g. hovel RIM=

(with rage) /In ex hover 32,4nn
be red hot 4, ea how? ..)7.4g :i: 4011'3
feel hot (air) foi, how 4y11$4?' ve4
r-hothead 6744ir how: kIAP P37
(hot-tempered d7 15)E% 71" how come? Qt.P.
hound (n.) th 4 fi goAT how far? 4wripA
hotel (ft 6 how long? rpos:
hour A 4 p (any particular how many? h19'
time) how much? P/t ,Fato
all hours ne21?49-f° however 57C:
for hours huh: 41? howl, v. (dog) JAI // (winC1)

hour hand ob )7A4, sob

 151

howl (n.) dp humanitarian (adj.) 9/,0:

,?2:1.572
hub fny p humanity /301 00% 61§1.
hubbub *C9 C (kindness) CO".11
huddle (v.) 214, humanly fl1A44)-
huddle together 4;%91 humble 74? ; (occupation)
.040: #5640/15*(in a corner) ; (home) %40/b:

inD (734' erp" humid .)01//1P; fV)1/04;

huddle (n.), go into a -_- be humid Li"? -.1: 40/70
f? P.24 7101 )7»4 humidity 0/74't
:we OAP humiliate ',fig
hug, v. (hold fast) $704g;
)200'.19/ humiliation 0)- C eg,
(keep close to) 7iv799P:Vag Itttrvi-i-ketai-erre

huge (animal) vitg (box) humility ila7Pc

P)#' - humor (v. ) h 44.
hull (v.) 4/06h humor (n.) 040
hull, n. (of almond) 4,C1709. ; be in bad humor P0.0,0
(of peanut) ; (of be in a good humor V) ,1 OD)
ship) ,),76 sense of humor #61)ArfP
remove the hull 6.7 hump Fccr:
hum (01
ttd
) 24944 ; hump (v), up (ground) n :

wee) Tv; %A

human (n.) .40 hump one's back A.2. 4 3 I 14

human, adj. (body) $9/50-. hunch (hump) ire 9 241711

; (liberty) 9/30:1). (pr000nition) 62.5-bp

human being 40° have a hunch ivieMeD)
humane him r huncnac% '7'3467
humanitarian (n.) hundred iP4
"an 4
 152

hunger 47 4: iusk (n.)

hungry.. 9716,1) strip the h?Ppst

be hungry &in (4.6t) husky (voice) '7° C

hunt Yagf (look for) 44, (person) fn'OA4
hunter hustle (vi.) 6 f)73$ 142MA

hunting OR hustle about eDALI: 4Adi:

go 41111 MO OM
74 4: OV,0
hurdle (v.) Hhh hustle and bustle 42c 94-
hurdle (n.) ahrfrAh but
hurl COLe0G; (insults) hyena :00
ha a (pp) hygiene pm ft fo9 YO6
hurricane tie044: f4.h hymn 617 3/41. C

hurriedly oa,,e0).7, ntgi sing a hymn Aldbl*

hurry ( vt. ) Ao, ; (the hyphen 17).h $ ('P
work) 11)707441 td"!: hypocrisy 494715?
hurry (vi.) 1 m R 1)...Z rm2: hypocrite 147/
Afr, AhT ?",705: hypothesis 19 fon JO ;PP.'
hurry (n. )h
hurt (damage) 74) 4: (cause I

pain) OA ofP ; (one's 134

feeling) Ispifts ice /u.A
husbard 04)7; 047 idea ,? h 09).2 ;7hr5/43C.,44 44
husbandry (farming) j7C6 j (purpose) 140
(of animald) ?Ci)../" ; (careful have an idea 044 (69)
management) 1.e4g 7i ideal (n. )
hush (vi. ) r hhr Xfsl% ;56 (goal) 4'
hush: 4.711 ideal (adj. )1"hill(place) phavb
hush. (n. ) Rith idealism p-54,0P:
4f;1i
 153

identical F ;/; pri4 ignite (vi.) h4;;% A.P,f# 7

be identical 740244h J (powder) 4i4
$.4141

identification er hr, : ;34-1 ignoble (man) x6,4 (defeat)

identification card ap,,042226019: 9e2y0
ca4
identify ,4f9 (treat identical) ignominious s 4 4,
,)3141. Ag4C53 Ignorance h *40, ,99sivA
(prove to be the same) ignorant glikei ; (answer) 0120:5
en 60,4 ignore e).4 A6
identity (sameness) NaliA3 ill (n.) /? j" ; (evil) 610044/0
(who a person is) dypg ill. (adj.), be eal az (ev.)
idiom 4. n?
I
24 ill feeling 5"1,.W
idiot igt 9: ill luck enre& V/2712
idle (vi.) e4.4)4 : ill -himinvus .00,9cP
idle away %/ry r h,070. ill will fry,t a2'9,4,/,
adj. (lazy) fall ill dvipar'
(not employed) IA) G speak ill of pg,:.
(useless) 91M/ I WO treat ill. Oh:
be idle, lay idle frool: illegal (772: ear
idleness (laziness) /1? r illegible paygi/h9
(not being employed) ,-141,7,;2 illegitimate e,79: G0 f
idol P/2,9 illegitimate child 01'0
idolatroul r/f);; ; .vpoN illicit 90 y7I 9.1h
idolatry pewp: Aypd)r illiteracy aV V/f0P
practice idolatry WA : a-0157, illiterate e/Dia",92)
idolize ,) ohn ill-mannered /2/?
if P. perfect illness A of
4. Perfect illogical t2 NM?, Olt./fJ
ignite ('it.) ,l96,47/72h 4-471: i13.-Ltoraperecl_ Om,
)71,./i/
 154

ill -treat (a horse) 9777442. imitation ; (something

,004011A (a child) not real) to

4e64

h. immaculate (clothes ) ;3421 7A, a;

ill-treatment 17 A 46 (conduct) 944eD*
illuminate i e Y3 ; /M2 immaculate life 4.0;;

(a passage) 1G4 (with immaterial, be MOP 0111*

(not consisting
paintings) I fro of matter) 9/;44): gill"
illumination (of a theory) (be unimportant) 10: Ph i411.90

Gt61 immature /dint)*

illusion $ Al; immeasurable Oh?: PAPha/*

illustrate (with drawings) immediate Ms/niS 4 /7; IM

n vh fag eg 1/; 90ew
(family, neighbor)
(with an example) ,yWe k immediately ,71,ti XieeP0s,.
illustration (with immense (room) /707.9V 46) .

example) 0246-6y. (building) vril

illustrator Gi/ g h.. immensely 4y)% V; /.9/2
illustrious .7pc, hdp:r4, immerse ipe
image 7,6) ; (thing seen in immigrant 17g14r
a mirror) dI/47 3 (idea) immigration n g;
f)42 imminent, be IWO AeY fse = Pa'
imaginary eh 4 : immobile, remain OM ONO 41.10 : who: 00
fif1144' 9e0'1 immodest vpA pc: pp.:to/Poi ;-(elite9
imagination 1,/ :IA, -7-1 67)7N)
immoral ni941 .2/2,P s at. drb
imagine neh4m: lu in 9095:
(think) eb4 10) krElortak ,peogitueisd-Akei.)
yno.
imbecile
A
I) irin:ortalit 87,5'60* 3
imbibe 6127//m? immovable (stubbornes ) 711 ,27e
imitate 0.1 ; (mimic) 4: be immovable (earth)
f6hg: etb4164..P
0
 155

immovab
.. _ len 90A l it6 fbil ; ?&P imperial i2,6141
immune, be ...-_ to (a disease) HiL Imperial Majesty
j 3= 5 ea
impact 104 ; (collision) pip imperialism xibrcs h. X07
(influence) 74freSci) imperil e-9 4A, "),,A, 7 Ageo:
P7A44
impair 704 imperious f09-2v4p
impartial 'IVY° Mh/, imperishable 70/e0
impassable, be ----- (ford) impersonate (act the character
),62e'fb (road) of) e)ig Or; 4vks.; (pretend
Sh a7.117 to be) 92i hh
impatience 74 frt9 4ePsV impertinence .04 9P*
impatient, be 7,4A)P: impertinent (child) hP7M9)
ham) (eager) 21 (remark) V19,79
impatiently (eagerly) 44,PV.; impetuous (child) '214 j
(not patiently) p d 7/A). (wind) ejeetj,
40.9/)7P impetus 7,4)
impeccable i)91 ovia5 Gar implacable (enemies) Alav
impede ,7 (anger) c'ef9A41/4"
imredimcnt abhe04 I es; Oilip? implement (v.) t.ti gals
imnel (drive forward) 744 1, implement (n.) el/'4/6F
(force) ,i/2 ?A A implicit (threat) eeit h r9f
impend (of war) h.-11: 4.4 ; Consent) /415 74f
(of death) ,7,141.1b implore 440,
impenetrable feyAgihDp. imply /1741/929141 ,P;MP: g;5045
imperative (n. ) p 4//2/. impolite ohz
imperative (adj.) f? i //,/ import (v.) pi/ieri"%-:
impfrfect 97(4 1/1* ; hherv'v
(knowledge) ,124 7111e, import, v. (merchandise)
4f);.her-- 029 = 17,6
 156

(meaning) 460 t f7e impress. (v.) 'Ili 5 74 41)

importance r#P3 A2,561154 : ) (stamp) g

important (matter) 7401:7 -ne") impresdion (of heel) .4.97 (of
(person) j40 ; (speech) fingerprint) gado" ; (tf
/140491 seal) 6'144'''
be important abi.",2,77$ be under the impression &VOA)
COO
9; ))h e e leave an impression h67,7
importune 601AG00
impose impressive P2h1 Pe
be imposed (duties) ern elk imprint (of foot )
impose on (bother) ,iii.1174 (mark) .92/60
(force) ,1hUA imprinted, be MD 0..12 (with a seal)

imposing (9 $9, /eh XI° rqyaeb (in one's memory)

imposition (of a tax) G1 M6

(imposing on someone by taking imprison hne
advantage of his nature) imprisonment..1111611111111
4/1L p
091;;;17e: improbable gehe h6
impossible pePiebq improper /7)2/47, 140Pf
be impossible ,?)2,70).P PYin
irapostcr erfWe' 06 improve(vt.)
innotent, be --- VP44P AG?,/I improve (vi ) 1?"/3
40,..p -0/71v,s. A 04 ag.,711 improvement
impound A,%2)9s /# improvise (words) 4 1274
impoverish imprudent V)111: ,20xdbt-
impractical A Ag4..r impudence W49P
imprecation )741490?? imnudent 042f: 117;
impregnable pdy1e.27 impulse (feeling) ne2,t
impregnate 61107)414P) (of wind) epaoR

4 79
 157

impuls10 inauspicious g ah
irmalsive a") awl VO41, inborn 4Ne 619

impure P,F0.: d9PIA'/1(7 inbred, be 11111411111

he ; c49ra.:
(air) 9/1,4g incantation 9352
in /? ?)? epihr incapable pew k ; '44 go.
inability j) "19,4 incapacitate ph Ph
inaccuracy (error) 0/3P be incapacitated 3 ,40;
(lack of accuracy) h /MVP) 117: yet
innacurate, be incarcerate '7 4Z
11/10 al1111 41011

,7%44f17 incarnation itg,,9 01,444

inaction isir) be the incarnation of 41V/06
inactive (volcano) Grp'? incendiary (bomb) 9f/OP
be inactive (article) 47/ P°2-Pisrl
inadequate, be --- incense (v.) 7744eA
inadvertent oh 0940' N4%7 be incensed /714
inane W incense 43.013
inanimate 6210-H incentive 9 4.
inapplicable, be SON MEP OM.

9Mfr?.. inception a D Idep

9 h ee'cr incertitude t,ed2/777;
inappropriate a Ae incessant) y .TheryAbz 7
inapt 717/2.` ci9 u95
inarticulate (groan) 9eSPA6A) incident 4P410 924115344
(speaker) porygeo,imp (conflict) 211,P
be inarticulate Zez cur incidenta`. (expenses) 4 A.

inattentive 96 A 244 (rem-trk) 0641 J/

inaugural 9,4.0 incidentally j-y; 4., eg
inaugurate SDI incinerate .9f)/-/M

inauguration frzi : etwi etAiev incise 96a

47 3
 158

incision f6A- r2st inconceivable ,190,1b1

incisive 1140 incongruous, be eiPP
incisor psp: ?eh inconsistent MITT
incite )7
y Ppy inconspicuous (hat) 4,7:
inclemency (of weather) 9.0Aoyeti.;( part in a play)
OrD eiP f69,1r
t9740 :

inclement (ruler) al .01 inconvenience (v. ) '21)074

(weather) ) rtia 1 inconvenience (n.) ele

inclination, (bending) go.. inconvenient idyl op?-

OgFz9- (preference ) incorrect ,2 `?JIB Age/

7/Ivo incorrigible 9orhedvgb
incline (vt. AI/PM incorruptible Q elYAM00
incline ( vi . ) '71944 3 ncrease (vt. ) I eve
0

be inclined Wib = n h O' (productivity) 11( =

include eb f 2/.0dh incredible payee 071 h

included ( ad j . ) 3 i -(4°' Mr-r// increment Ve96
including incriminate 174,M9-.
incognito incubate 4'4.44./3
incoherent lig = 1$° ncumbeInt, be upon )
incombustible pihtemi) fe4o-r 4cv(A

income 7/2. incurable 496/A S a1/2 my,409

incoming 70L. b incursion 40eir
incomparable vRe= OA /$4C6 make an Incursion n WM/
incompatiible, he are elm 7Ah 041? ; indebted, be --- to (for help)
VA4.917) nhco./5lia"
incompetent "yllyed 9M440- ( for money) 9' vpM: 047
incomplete, be
4
P C= hbfAID indecent 292499
incomprehensible, be indecisive, be OM O.
-- v inP 414 4Y1'

ins deed n)20;03 %trgri2V

 159

indefinite j)44,4014 indirect tolY Pi; 14^

indefinite article 14.110d j; indiscriminate (bombing) ivk"
ON' ffba $914,bev
indelible (ink) 0'6,A11 indispensable
indemnify '2F/M; f, n2 indisposed, be fis P
.111111

indemnity *4 be indisposed to ?/;Q/b

independence 145 fh406.0)
independent /4 ; (mind) indistinct (noise) PAW
nbsA:. 12 ' O*4(1?I (signature) 1OPP4/1:
be independent (on one's own) individual (adj.) 99d) 94,4
individually fi996 07A:
indestructible 946,7X/Ph. indivisible A. W4/4 4 5 0'1304
indeterminate 4 `y7y)4 ,P4,409 indoctrinate WO
index s1.122sr 4 1: /77 indolence /nig fl
India YU, indolent h$
indicate indoors fl/OZ epihr
indication gv4,?? ; (Liktj c3 induce h ori
indict Y?/)/1 inducted, be --- (into the array)
indifference IA, h S 10;-1 diMP
indifferent eo?A/Ch.5? indulge r/Orin
be (nenswert. ) indifferent indulgent 44
9AI Pli;5 industrious (worker)
indigence ,g4.5? industry ,2.1 14..1)
indigent p/?YL inebriate Mt24
indigestible, be MID 411110 111011

? 9)eh At9v inedible, be ,4/2,4kft

indigestion,
-------- -- g ye WIND WO OM
ef44; ineffective, be 14b (
701/7/12eav, inefficient. )77;94: 'nip> '0P /4r
indignant, be WO OM Mt
ino3Apgible, be --- (unqualified)
474 .4:22624.41.4%.4-A:
 160

+in-: nn-%
(not
-up infidel z

eligible) UP 4P Ohe49...0 infidelity 464: n4>;; 194'4h

inept (person) en)..?:. e/bha' infiltrate 1,4'0 ?Q ?d2:
(remark) V/2 ** ")941195 infiltrator 40: 7, :.

inequAlity 0/14hr 4 oNwpi) infinite pcfp,a4;%. !V /!l1; otAetti.

lag/ infinitely hh 0 1)
.0PAN4/)249.$:-- infirm ave,
inexact pkm: /AO 31 .ifirmary ph. 112
inexcusable 9 0/1,,h eir in.:irmity V4: p0,44),9
inexhaustible 91.12,4 inflame (make red) '704
inexistent, - -- 9h91) (make the sky red)
inexpensive 40 ,7/1141',4h;(arouse)
inexperienced 9/64) '"14:1. inflammable
inextricable 01P3: ek inflammatory 0620 111
infallible 90/240 inflate fO,
Infamous ,7 hYitIJ inflation 92PM ; GiP60- 4,411

infamy OPC h117 inflect

nfancY 2/4 inflection (rise and fall in the
infant i 9;
infantile (disease) NIA
voice) 9/4./424
(of verb) ,7s Ofi
,7414e1

(behavior) IPA 04 inflexible (law) 3 410' 9112,4;

h=
infantry 7 9 ' 4 , : (determination) faze:749o.
infect ebe, ( spoil) '2/70 influence (v. ) %U/ goo; )huh:
iafection 9 h6); 24 C 0,/* .nflunce ( n. ) 74)346 CD .2": 74402
infectious f14C19v iefide7./ influential a'Ag erY drib5P ept
infer )1eivhV: influx 9QP
inferior,0011.1-wlii ; at') inform 774Jco ;*
infest co I G. . informal (discussion) j) el; h f-o t

I
 161

pALpi) ; Aerti) tc=ktragm,63 inimical (r,howing hostility)

(MA: ; (harmful) 70Z

information e i r o a
Ministry of informatiOn
o 4'g
P+%0s,,dt I lei 6 co- o
iniquitous elf94c
initial (n.) eihrr: aVia6.,J9:4*,6,7

9°M-PeOt.e' Ore Lhie initial (adj.) Wrardj

informer. j
informltion desk

infraction ca 1177
efbtk /704
= GD4 h lbole
initiate (a plan) ,irdn.

a person in something
%halvil/77
(help

ncw)

infrequently "? ev: initiative dv,79' 90701672'P° 'Pe-04

infringe i'7h inject (give an injection)
infuriate i'A ef1V444, 4.9 ;
infuse (steep in a liquid) (introduce) 17 m
#4,/j6,. ; (inspire) h 5 cfP.49 injection aye do :
ingenious (person) 44i1 injunction (of father) Pfrp/M;
(device) MVPs, 94 00 (of court) 9cg e4:, /.3. *A"
ingenuity. 124 injure -70,5 ; (spoil)
ingenuous 909 (reputation) 144

ingrained we; (MRA be injured *vim

ingratitude ea' h-.91 /"P injury 74 hes)

ingredient Oc00, : Oerpfb: inju_stice ogesi pe9cv: /mile

inhabit 024 do injustice
inhabitant $ 96 ink 476.9
4.nciate hPc*.o)A..ea-P76")..r) rl inkling c 1 Jib
inherent MS es: inkpad Q ckhP: ,41P9f0 fMN
inherit al. inland (adj.) z

inheritance GO- CI'! inland (adv.) OA, OTV43 '220

inhospitable sidir..vi ; ,voyrp:
inhuman 4.4,} f: inlet 410. 4# /4
 162

inmate (of prison) * il 4 aeir,; incruest g e et) IP

(of hospital) f 9G ./15 740. inquire rnQgb
inmost (desire) 0479: ; inquiry yze itr?)
(depth) P en inquisition pa 40*.
inn ;1;7: et") inquisitive 74ainr*6
innate 96/113741): insane 4A PAI.,,rev; Aeopiv1.7
inner (door) fah be insane A
(thought) $94 1? insanitary hm,p: /719 .

innermost 9,PV92h7:* insanity 74qp s 4: ho3eq7..

innocence Mfe-`;': ayo 17 411 insatiable (curiosity) M# O?
MeV ; (ignorance) be insatiable (appetite)
.?he/PeavIv fr)4 M np
innocent VI, 3 ; (without inscribe ozg
knowledge of evil) 99'U inscription 14'64,4
innocuous (remark) pitipis,y* insect
be innocuous (snake) insecure 911,11M Qin :

OCNO" ?ItAhrib
; feel insecure tg/erg: 7v,)

innovate (Vt.) '7/14; ,-/e/V, innensible, he -- of ,-)4)Afv:

innov.i.te (vi.) NA.= 407C be insensible to )74}74/56, 0,9b
innovatiim ,g h ve inseparable ed t 4J,
4nciturrereple e$ insert Sh70 , (into

inoculate PP q 474A the pocket) Y/14./4

inoculation t7p/7;-* inside (n.)

inoffensive (manner) itt inside (adj.) fa" h
inane (prep.) 61'/W
inoperative, be f2749h°P; inside (adv.) 4,3:710- at-hr
to- : insidious (plan) '2"°1%. j

inopportune po9A01 (remark) 49Y)"?1 .///A

 163

insight, get an ONE 11.110 ONO 1)24) = 000 give inspiration Pill
insignia ,.;,40y inspire (arouse to action)

insignificant (role) 24/1)1?-; eM030 ; (stir deeply)

(details) eaxe49 trb94/51J

insincere
em... WV: /2,t install )2040 ; (telephone) 94,174

insinuate
mW.. ....rm. n,79P: 9e, a installation AmerA
insinuate oneself into installment (of a story) One.160:

44 I/ "7 73' 4 (partial payment)

insipid, be 111.1 .1101111

ir? 9h to..r g2/4' P4JP°

insist .irc#: instance (case) trIMLT:

insistence 1)7 a hpl (example) ..0//b

insistent, be ReeOr A6
1100 IBIS V. for instance h4h
insolence wd)dir instant, at that 00 IMO 11111/0
fittf7: 214
insolent oh; this instant

insoluble, be 010 Nag

(of grease) iastantly 90,1 OZI/t

S¢04V,Pi instead )74,-. 41.0:

'iof a mystery) If,e0#3 instead of iv-Ann

4/4
insomnia 04444:: hrnp; instigate Sy
inspect (troops) 5647 instill '44
(baggage) 4 41 instinct Od.re;hinior. 6.1'C
inspection 41-114- institute, v. (laws) )?$47;7 ;

inspector 7441/7/16 (a course)

inspiration (stirring of feelings) institute MhtgeOl

6741 /Yee" "1" instituticA A444.X (custom)

(bright idea) 12101,h0 ; do-9A' ; (establishing)

(drawing of air into the lungs) nteit

0/164 instruct (inform) ,2hdlealty ..;

be an inspiration (teach) Vriir,t (order) "dig

479
 164

instruction u (wholeness) y27 4.1

instructions (direction) pyte1.1ect 9,0'M/2; /5,04,A

OP 61 (order) intellectual ( n. ) g,O c

intelligence ,47,9124°.::
instructive, be --- ;2,9t 64C)3 intelligent 4610
Am 9T oe ,473 ? intelligible, be -- (noise)
instructor /17 4, e 200 0h ; (response)
instrument A qi GAP an 4P ,70A.'3 1b:
inrubordinate Ae intemperate (winter) IAhr ;
insubordination e4, 40 (language) 144 )i ; (given
insufficient, be --- A4' i0bW31 to excessive drinking) ZleV094:
insular (related to an island) OA: 9012,1742:
(narrow-minded) intend
fog 4;
ri intended (adj. ) 9 4
insult (v. ) /5A/7 be intended (of a remark)
inpult (n. ) / whop MOZ, ; (of money)
insurance 4Y43 4,9; 19453r -MP /7
insure f 4R r = :74 '2o intense (heat) iMr ;

(make sure) ,Z,""2,12 (strong in feeling) pr9 ;

insurgency 0 trb tl 4,0% .M
insurgent 0 ea 1)0- intensify ( effort)
insurrection tA (studies) Mi146 P2",
intact 40/5/20 intensity (of heat) .14 (of
intangible MA0774,71 Shp
anger )
integral (essential) 4Ac74.6 intensive /Pr fy4Az7.
( entire) to 45 hi, intent (n. ) looy:
integrate 964 A intention f,44ip
integrity. (honesty) el? 00:0; intentionally VI, 97hl*.
 165

intently 4771.? 26 interject eveeve

intercalate %/21/7 : Interjection_ 50,5

intercede ,7 4Oh4 4.terlace h0,464

intercession %,4i/y1 interline 41179,41(-: avDt7)74: gi,
interchang3 (v. ) 3 fa241 interlocutor n a). 1174 : e OA
interconnect 41W.
intercourse 49;.F5P interlude 94447 s 24
interdict 2 d0746 intermarry .A90.
interdiction 44/7,45 : intermediary (n. ) ,')/okt e
interest (v. ) intermediary (adj.) 0,2,9/74
( attract) /50 (serving to mediate) M.4411.6
be interested in OA14: da.h7s intermediate ovVn
4J2 interminable h ece pAht,
interest_ n. ) 0;,1, (hobby) intermingle (vt.) 049615

Ver2d,403. L /20' Intermission 9,a41: ps

( share) 114,9v ; (money paid without intermission
on a loan) X/3/4' intermittently ,d)C: 34a
take an interest in °al...4. Intern ( v- ,V)/774 fis
6)12: ./ internal 9e&'17 '3'- (.49-,),02T
interesting 9,61 g hAt international 4 hill' )700
interfere (meddle) /726 .0'$ '7/1 internist 0'4;64 r: 92vbehniti.:
(come into opposition) interpose, vt. (an objection)
pi lb60)-) /21/b t,24 "70i12
interim 21-Ifee (one' s body) f? ero 1,137 t AAL7
interior ( n. ) 40-h interposeW ( vi. ) e94.110: 79;
Ministry of Interior interpret %/ VIZ 7v, trIP if/teitt4 Ado
TIV2A4 Agiatheilft 0.AtO)
etnhtes A
inx.orpretation (bf be .tavior
interior (adj. ) irr t eh%) el) 1) &beg; ( by an
(domestic) tele 69-113' actor) 4244;
.1 I-,
 166

Interpreter %,N,i.2 d2 intimately, be

.OW0 .....
acquainted

interrelate ,a 96 rwt. with (a person) 40e o.1 994=0

interrogate ove. e. (a subject) QMA fb, (Jo, 071:4459,
interrogation 9tea-06' 1,A0.
interrogative pronoun orpriqist intimidate V711.4769
,frn into G7/2 hr
intolerable 09,1,0)
interruption 01041r intolerance ,h alog,g4
without interruption intolerant otovoiymis.
ernir 90AR PCP
intersect di intonation (of prayer) W074 ;
intersection 0976./-°1' (of a question) 04' M/211141
MI z (02 intone MeV
intertwine .14,2204. intoxicate nt
interval &OPP (space intransigent figsn
between objects) 17;23 /2,96. intransitive 90:9Arie
at intervals eht46:1): /36)al intrepid fd, 0,4
intervene intricate (ideas) cyx4/1;
intervention #70,e, 21.Y/14;6°7 (design) 94H2
interview (v.) 04: 1711: 96/1 intrigue, v. (plot) MDZI
interview (n.) 06; r")9° (fascinate)4n.i a9j
Intestinal OPP intrigue (n.) 4k 7ivi'd)
intestine ,?4,0 introduce h "rev `fill .;

intimacy r06114' 9?" (a bill). how? ; (make

intimate (v.) /740 (know) 517h749116496 j (insert)
intimate (n.)M002"4A4r rrYir zh?
intimate, adj. (friend) Ore. introduction ea 1/1.9
(knowledge) WO; 0 introductory 90;94
(gathering) 44,4i? 4 8 2 intrude /74.16, ein
if
 167

intrusion (into 'a residence) 12Y9PV:141g OTZeret.

tr1QP (into a conver- invest {gation free/Pk'

sation) /94.: 77);4 investment

intrusive n94)40: 2/9 inveterate (liar) h464114°,

intuition h crgA (smoker) MOO': 4*/)*Jg4/47)4../50.:

inundate ,) Th 6 A invidious ,712,26d:

invade (attack) eV4 G ; Invigorate fr7/24.41

(encroach on) /4.96t 7' invincible 967M7C

nvadc't GOGrZj inviolable Q69g
invalid (n. ) Vh: m.4 inviolate 9 OA
invalid (adj.), be - -- //4aqc'Srb invisible, be ,7 OAP
invalidate
a. .....% invitation 9/27' ; (written

invaluable n75 gig f ,,7eyie7r permission) Pi' & an OP

invariable PFMG49/9 invite MG, ; (attract) '0'2
invasion 6046^ invite in (it?: ,7t$
invent (devise something new) invite to dinner ,90H
6.1)44. (fabricate, invocation en' t to 04 i?
deAse) 4,44 invoice
invention (creation) A 4; invoke (n)
(something made up) 6.177/r involuntary fbe.0-godle0" 04447
inventor 4.60k involve (result in) ,71M0h.;
inventory /e7/0 (require) ,7?9145 ; (mix up)

inverse n7h ; (include) ,iro?d°44

inversion 67 11 11 (touch) f Y1

invert 71 11 glass) kg. involved (adj.) 9/11:234/b7

invest (money, time) ,?40,17i-11.4; be involved in 74,744 = 01)/

(give) nin; (install in inward (adj. ) iettibe)? r

office) 4 . inward (adv.) e0g $ 40-1)

413
 168

inwardly ecti h ##, e0,1)/Ael irresolute a 69;

irascible 94)4 irresponsible (not responsible)
irate 94.4/8,41 dm% (not to be

ire c /frp depended upon) 5100

arouse ire pawn 110
irk iv-. ))4 r irreverent 9yfr4.17e9' 970/01'
irksome Qtaghh irrevocable ?le
iron (v.) */,744 irrigate ,7/12/72

iron(metal) ea4p ; ('ironing irrigation eykt 51*

press) no/ irritable 41944))01

ironical wg y9//8 be irritable oppi: *02: P74;
(or") f* NI
ironing press (77,oly irritate '2,70251,32 ,?PA4
irony jet) pr b0-007 (the skin)
irrational (Fear) a)40 121) 7.7 hO 0 /1

irreconcilable gleo: 9Ae7'? eor is, he --- (quality) ia"

irrefutable 900, W41 (presence) pi4
irregular (not according to Islam 0,,,h 4507 whgb
rules) ()Cf ? 3= /674n74n island g47'
h eut- : QCD h7 isolate r/A, *07. P (a sick
(not even) 401)7 : 269 person) h AA 700:
irrelevant, be --- ?,?: isolated (adj.) 7h/1,w
h 9-117.4! fhavP be isolated (sick children)
Avhoblg : O9hh
irreligious 110(Y: 412 Y1

irreplaceable glY 9,9073 h;? (a military unit) fr)74

irreoroachable V323s ,hAevi isolation hi
0.24°3
irresistible (an attack) issue, v. (distribute) yja h
h 0.5f' r24qtb6) (publish)

481
 169

issue, n. (natter) 1,11 st jail (n.) h/1244: ibAr 4,01& AP'

(result) OM"? ; \ (publica- jam, v. (place forcibly) er1696;
tion) °)Pt..P2 , (descend- (pack tightly) )zint5b ;
once) HC (of cars) .071,ef9i"
Italian (language) jam, n. (preserve) oyeell/5024;
(traffic) eV 04, 4.9
Italy_ 91, rrl janitor .4262
itch, v. (wound) ,;077); January re
(shirt) n'"4,9"°4 Japan X;,917
itch (n.) 7r1 jar, vt. (cause to shake) AO/9;
item 'Ingo ; (piece of news) (cause a shock to) ?4:0- 2.Pagt7
Cabo jar, vt.. (produce a harsh
itemize HI" sound) 64/.417
iterate Iti4r-eall L970, (come into conflict) ,/,./daz
itinerant #11 e P 4 jar (n.) $04CE')?
itinerary jargon 41 IS 1 it
itself sn.Fer--? jaundice 01%1 /7411
by itself (alone) 44P y moo; javeline /22C
ivory cOltia; 'Cti aw 9 lib
ivy eh e9 jawbone efil?2,4)
jealous 4Y10
be oiae
jab 4..) jealousy 930
jack 12672 jeer (v.) 4/00117) (shout
jackal One mockingly at) enCiMP)
jailkass eV A = (1.1" jeer (n.) QTY'
jacket 121 jeopardize (a chance) ,terb477.4.
jail (v.) ),/g, (one's life) 0A-9: 6 A
48
 170

jerk fr7-0-71'L. Mgr/P. 231- Di 'part where

jest tv,) >711.0d two bones joi-a) eib,"1/7P0Per
jest (n.) 41 (adj.) Aver
jester )241191 9,2o 4a-
let 2P P/40-ieD joke (v.) )264.//27 #4'
'12Y 2204if lake (n. ) 964
xer joker 164 14 0-4
jeweler 3 'PX 7-4 44: 1414-- ) A h al' ?; Ckh4t.
i.(11.12L
jewelry AV.
0°) 197 211 jolt '7; na 7er:2
jilt ng. jot, --- down 11i 44
jingle (vt.) P? 3.0 621 journal erdgseilay ; (diary)
jingle (n.) "00611)
19b t;LA.."." journalist ,.9/1270
jobless cm16-1- 44p
journey (v.) 7421/
jocose 904/,' journey (n.) 40170
jocular (person) qb4/°'. go on a /4.2/1
(reply),PLofr jovial g4.".1
jocund leg' Joy a/VI
jog iv: Ve7 joyful V""A
join (vt.) ,27,1/12aP ; (unite joyous 41123/Mi1?
with) ,7- r10496k jubilance 41/7, 74$
( a couple in marriage) jubilant fil?&.#." 07h fP/V
,.)04/54 ; (come into jubilee k ?Ai)
the company) -ile)e,"Vi gA Jubilee Palace pAg44P:
join, vi. (become united) oTf p/-9
4.26% (participate) judge (v.) 441.41':
i'Vetuk. 1/1 (think) g ; (form an
joint, n. (of finger, bamboo) opinion) -7.,a4
ta4 486
 171

udce (n.) junk Cu.)

qq co 7 p extite,
judgement $414" (opinion) juridicial
jurisdiction frti4 )e)21
judicial (system) faCf-1P ; jurisprudence (AP;
44h40-0--
(reform) 9,4? ; (mind) jurist 9;39; ere
,24)//iit just, ad. (man) eh O,
judiciary 9.: P7cco- (description) ;-237Phrje
judicious (remark) 1)4t/ (deserved) 971
(person) )74 T just, adv. (exactly) 4)P ;
jug ggvng 3 (barely) i5Ar ep
juice .opay (a moment ago) hk 2-
July 11.7 yu (recently) 7P' ha5;(only)
jumble, up .)// 6' Ahooto,justice pt7p47: tge4b
jump (v.) ,M6 ; (give a sudden Minister of Justice
start) 25/24 (rise ; aElheC:
suddenly) 64.- 1244' 74i tal dispense justice eceig
(of heart) Tine' ..74 justification yofr lepis?
jump in /MA" 712' justify 41,21 ,,,>ea/M
jump at /Pr* to '1 JP eye A 'be°
jump lip Hhh jute teq
jump (n.) 7/0. juvenile (delinquency)pa#Vs
junction ell 75"r .01% ; (offender) 740,,2
juncture 0, C.1177 juxtapose 70;: h70, = ,,h966049
at this juncture 0 4A
June 4t K

jungle e23,7 keen (mind) ; (edge) /i4)

junior 9/2d7X (interest)
(brother) ,..tc? keen edge h4P,
48v
 172

k:lep (vt.) (retain) keygtone MU) 4?

Alh05'040,407 ; (guard) //496; On,
(a secret) .0,474 (house) ck about.
,,WW444 ; (temper) .7d) kick around tag,/ 4a)g. v: A4'
(honor) P;7/74 kid 94 pd) ; (child) 41
keep apart (vi.) g474h icicblap4 4 tets: AMR ; (a girl to
keep back 74274 j: marry her) M4 4,
h/5 kidney y7,412..p
keen from in h ) dill 744 ; (of a disease) SO.
keep in (;14 P kilo Yt.h'D
keep off (vi.) 744' 'AO kilogram nb4-621/A112
keep out 591i1616 kilometer Y2. 4" 41P
keep up 21/ kin HMO
keeper Abi;.; MI ft kind (n.) 4PPI
keeping (of a holiday) 4r9 P/741 kin adj. (person) gp
(care, charge) ci'94 tact)e al
be in keeping with tl'1s 6?0 Tj'- kir.dhuaX.ted c444/-: 449
lM'r) kindle (vt.) yi 7 R 4 ; (anger)
keepsake 07 h,Y1 44#4
kennel 14,4?-t la? kindle (vi.) gA (eyes
kerchief with joy) 'Int'
kernel kipply (adj.) 9a°25?
kerosene d kindly (adv.) n oil
kerosene lamp (very n#97.9
kettle (fir kindness R49 0?
key *Alt (clue) 1;7 ' kindred (n.) 69"44u*' #41).al'
(solution) kindred (adj. I 7414F1-0-.6" n hifilOr
keyring HM? OR
4 88
 173

king .11 fr
knotty_ (board) CeP PilOP
become king i2 . (pro'olnm) AM P'4-,
kingdom 977 .g.): 94ip know 0 eo ( recognize) 4,
;cinch l- 1 if f knowingly AZ4
kinship pie RIP knowledge 6016P
kiss (v.) j come to one's knowledge hey
.kitchen orIM" ear; 4,* knowledgeable Ort
kite Oh /4 knuckle geib
. kitten M'erDP' 940.7d1
knead % 1 L

knee 421 e) /7? label (n.) g1 ))7?

drop on his knees 7` 1/2Z.72P labor, v. (work) &air ;

'7 (exert effort) I21

kni2e (v.) /l c-4 40 labor (n.) 4761)°,7411; 99.9
knife ( n.) able 1 /2. /1: trA44P:meffort, 114? ;
er (process of giving birth to
knob W-d' a child) per
knock (vL.). laboratory /1 rifr
knock (vi.) 111/P p)3. laborer 1Nth'7q.
engine) 1015 labor trains Ad717'
knock down FD 2 1224 j( destroy) lack (v.)41441 hi'?
Puftd.
lack (n.) `WrZP 7/."P'
be knocked out firizyli- A Nor lacking, be Rh = h,)?
knock-out le a ladder on h
knoll 7,12.YT 414'' PI12`A ladle (v.), -- out int h
knot (v.) A'/Y! 4 ladle (n. ) (1134
knot (n ) eon? co 3idy COPee APu e°)e#62
make a knot oil, (wife) oho
48!)
 174

ladies pi?. pp, language 16'9

lady of the house Oh lb languish (in prison) 0960 ;
lag a'R 14$ 91/4. (ros'es). M067
lake lantern .,c0/7
lamb PiP?
Pfit9', lap (v.) 746-
lame %-3r); L et'? lap (n.)
.1pa9nt (v.) 7h i64; lapse, v. (fall into disuse) tLL.O;
(regret) ,71/3 (end) "0
lament (n.) 0/13' ./3ea7tz' larce /1,4,?
lamentable 4.97iros 941,42n large (hottse) 41v ; (man) 69//).;
lane.ntation h 11 A A e), (big) y?174
.11111113. glcb/5 OrD444? largely 17) 49
lance rne larynx 030)4,P
.land.(vt.) ,6. lash (v.) 744 ; (the tail) 44:
land (vi.) Y/46- ; (of (of wind lashing the trees) Obi
passengers) 2 lb CV I?: cOSA lash (n.) Pre%
land (n.) .P061,7 X7C last (v.) OR r fiz.n:Ar
(sow ir bop (dry land) last, adj. (coming after others)
92h gerDerrb1 ; (directly
landholder oh en° before the present) )44
(for ships Ot? 4012g last (adv.) V41.4.: Gerarbz/.1-
fierveabbiT
landlady at last neverb4r.
landlord (146#43.4. 9/3y: ;g1: lasting //gt r 9Whqh-92)
landmark /W ; (important lastly /20/,,ebb
event) .?Gs g'.1) late (adj.) tetl) ddb 1'3-*
landovrner 0/ no longer living) dyp
land ..enure 9er8 eoP. late (a.a..7.) H670
lane 91; ye 17,44: be late (morning) .,7e1,4', ebP7;
4411 .
 175

(afternoon, evening) //9/A law court e le 4p

Oro) lawful teh,0 r
lately 44em.1.- nOeie,: 24= aw-cliver gP, a" 'rm.-
69.1.
latent lawless (country) Avs pohOe ;
later (adv.) I.') (person) A9. Q ph
later on /2') /14/) lawn 994s erm12
latest pOcm- pan?: 9iv ers'bz lawsuit OfDv e;)
latest news P32)41. 4040' lawypr (attorney) Y1'746' ;
at the latest /1-"/Ze ni/V: (trainad in law) 9P79: 0971
lather Cs.) 59,07)7: lax (in work) esbe?! Phh;
latitude (in relation to equator) (not strict) 4d)
; (freedom of lay (v.) ,7hefrifbr" ; (eggs)

judgement) 57e 'M /Af,x: 1710; (plans) )1e*, ;

Ap (bandages) yj he ; (rug)
laud
laugh are lay aside 14/70 ; (abandon) 7.0
laughable h eA) 7. lay down (to sleep) Pibii?
laughter eliti5f (rules) Pea ; (arms) ,P,4449)9
launch (a business) Y7d.
(an attack) tart. ; (a lay off 16f4
spear) ote04 (missiles) lay open )7,94192
lay out (money) 9'7)
laundry (clothes) 9 fiv2: A lay (adj.) '
;place) fG).e//: athel layer (of sand) g h ;
lavish (adj.) (of paper) e/.a
law A" (practice of law)
; layman (not an expert) itkpl 40;
97.145'1 t""s ; (rules) (not a clergyman) a 0.911
434 laziness n34,4
practice law fro b? M dyk lazy ON ; (slow moving) 2/97ir
49
 176

lead (v.) trbK %/46's Mei lean on 744 76

(guide by the hand) 49; lean out 3ing4"194
(start) )24,4 lean (adj.) /612'1:
lead (n, rhymes with 'bead') leap (v.) ghh ; (to con-
41136`20 ; (clue) (11' clusions) nh
take the lead 04g 02); 96136W; leap (n.) 9/V
c19
lead (n.1/ , rhymes with 'dead') leap year //0.2,i' PiehM
tiC0 learn ./.104 ; (become informed)
leader 0400 ; (hear) 469
leadership 01., learn by heart
leading (.04,111-) 44A learned 49,0?
(scientist) 16 learner X4,6
leading article e ;15,te* learnAng 2)//69P
!pal cibinds (knowledge)DrOfR
leaflet glib.; lease (v.) 710P1 S 74P194
league of, via lease (n.) 0AP
League of Nations 9 fAcv leash (n.) iftP56re
VetAjd'if 4g, /7e hold in leash (temper) V'
leak, v. (rot) )24/0/) ; (Pip) least, at 01111.111101D
Al3h Ajw.
: litre) Was. 4
; ht is the least /204%-fb
leak out (ater) 141/7/0/22fi the least 1601. ft 6,? W7q.
(story) 'Mk (41 not the least Lop
leak (n.) g > fe2f4h2 04'4 leather If?
lean, v. (slant) den24" (rest leave (vt.)../t0 ; (a job) h60;
against) 7 4g74- ; (be (home) ; (go out) 40,
inclined) ,7/0/? (hand over) 424 ; (bequeath)
lean backwards 60141 A70-'46 ?P- r A'4JZ4
lean forward "73779: 0= Auk, leave (vi.) YA; .; (litain)Y4/7

9:?
 177

leave alone /40 legislative fe:h p

leave out mid legislativ 3 decree RAO
leave, n. (permission) 4..00 ; legislature if "'Pp; Aeo-an 6 frnee?
(period of time of permission) legitimate ;'7j 2r (born in
121P wedlock) Y? 9$ e.917-X: i°74210;
take leave OM 74 (reasonable) /7 e
lecture 3 4,pe leisure ;c'0'2/1
deliver (give) a lectures lemon /Ivo?
IT9c: 4147 Lend (money)
lecturer ?4g.94 (objects) ra
le.2ch -14`441 length CIMOR
_lees
e91._ at length n4ille*-
left 9fr lengthen //612
left-handed WIT lengthy 4 *...91' 4 Avey
leftover 76.1v lenient 4
leftovers 97(14 = .941/, Lent QtA 44
39g. 99C .lentil rile
legacy #9, leopard f f?41
legal Pi 7
PP47
(advisor) leprosy OP ft'
legalize eN,?23 adj )
legation ht9105 _less (adv. ) PIO
legend Ad f.ydfr be less %
(inscription) gl dfr, 0' lessen 100 I heMO
foe lesson pjetNYC5P
legislate 079% ,449#7 give lessons f!0.07
legislation ; (enacting let (lease) ; (permit) OAP
of laws) et2.. Vacs. let by Pp,%eS.
eili."1
 178

let down %

let in `;11b72 liberal (generous) 74.9.;

let off ", el) 44 (allow to (tolerant) 9'9 ge ;
go free) hoe (donation) fie 419/5

let out h 0,0 ; (a secret) liberate f 4 ,p

7249fil liberty f 4 ; (privilege) ap;.1

let up (storm) 0144; 36 be at liberty ; (not

(rain) ..M9 A4 confined) 4/hel 49' ;,3,014..fp
.
letter A j 44
_
(of librarian e 2 2 .tle

alphabet) 644 library /W "41'Al;1

letters (literature) /(do, 0,4.4 license (permission) 'As'

letter box 74A (lawless behavior) R.,4 P

15 12 19 license plate 444
level (v.) ,.7/1'292; lick 05 (flame licking
.; the

(raze) .rDgo?) ; (aim) MA Ioof)

level off !shah licks ,?21'0' "a Pfi

level (n.) ga ; (story) b#P lid aDVAY1 P41.
level (adj.) R R 12 ; (voice) (of pot) ,17441

2444 951e0,12 lie (lied) fir

be level lie (n.) 10-17/
lexicon 017N ?4. ,960p lie, lay (be situated; exist)
liability a enp:. . .74. (be in a
(hindrance) orb4074; resting position) '94 4V
(responsibility) V4 OP lie back 7.4?,.00
liable) be --- to Ii negative lie down VP: ,'4
iml)orfect eP lieutenant Orb p
(110 is liable to forget life ellp0 ; (a living persOn)
/464; ./¢/fiC.99-. /3a)- ; (biography) 9A,40;?;
491 JO :
 179

(movement, animation) light (n.) ney (lamp)

44.4'4 ; (cheering erV&P; Ftraffic4 .429
influence) .2'9W ; (way of 0/4k $1;( match) )2Yp 4;3 ;
life) ). (enlightenment) °71Wr.441P

come to life bring to light t027"

for life OR'4' 4)A come to light 1A73'
lose one's life P74 put on the light 4.2P4I0A7:46v
> take (one's) life) G-/! l' 7.4i4 put out the light d'214,Wo n ),W*
way of life Vie light, adj. (coat) hh
life_ felt 70446 6,ps ;94, (food) Oo 4 ; (sentence)

life imprisonment mil eg, at y:gt Mb: ,ph (color) 444

life insurance AteR 419/pfra lighten, vt. (load) IS 5/5
3.ifetime e 2 " (rrobiem) ko4
lift (v.) ; (the voice) y g lighten, vi. (sky) /Vie ;
1.7 ; (the spirit) 4t11110' (face) ii.?dPi y,h ; (flash
lightning) 744h Gib h
be lifted (boycott) fr 24,0 ; light _footed OA 47 07
(restrictions) 744 4/-/ light-headed gayAzo
lift up 14'; UZ.7 light-hearted 470 74 Ago.
lift (n.) otiis lighting 441 3
light (vt.) ; (pipe) AVvif ; lightning. 40)4417'
(fire) 7,(V)/ ; (match) eift- like (vt.) l,JQQ % &'47
like (prep.) 14/g
light, vi. (wood) H"2,77h be like CC 15 6
(come to rest) ,716. ; (get likely (probable) of 4 ;
down) (04A 4=106-aestizems.+-249ja. (suitable) "DO
Vs* liken
be lit likeness GM aro 4 Al)

494
 180

likeyise ;1111 (clother line) 747

liking, have a - -- for 04 4 (letter) g-ng4 (range
ay 9e of items) 415P:
(branch) Oz1 (business) 144qe (plan
limber (v.) of thought) eibi>
limber, adj. (flexible) 91/126,0113 bring into line /71reidne'%1.06
(nimble) 90h M4 form a line MA Z.
lime (citrus fruit) bol ; in line with n,- ennAnP
(chemical compound) (161 keep in line '7..4%
limit (v.) eodli lineage d
limit (n.) linen (cloth) 12,42) ; (of bed)
limits t2 6) 412//
within the limit fiev,2). liners 7120 =

limited (adj.) e4isah5 linger, --. about ag...ce: agih A4

limp (v.) ,,fW/ lining 7ne
lid (adj.), be (collar) f''
MO MO OM
2421-(v.) ,?).P1/
go limp 21h44.4es link (n. ) d9c.P4e7r
look limp (flower) /1260h7 M
limpid gin 1' ?-19.12. ,774
1419 (v.) ,7/-00)4 ; (el )
be lined (face) 7171'"Ag liquefy ,7964i97
linetip 11404 liquid (n.) A 4X4
lid (n.) ealAJAC; (telephone) (adj.) 4. 4
lint,; r7
9i)46)7A 440604, 4710 c Hauer "i4PA
(row) 41I'V (descendence) Pt"

; (in pcetry) eh19 (v.) n RA. /12/eWel3

(frontier) i413fie ; (of p7rAz. orrn?

fisherman) 941: 04" list (n.) Nev/a
4!)1;
 181

listen r5 liven A 4 eb
liter liven up 5,0 A061.s.

literacy OD 47?/2/? liver 7/2,1

literally .4,4* /9.04 livestock w 129
literate Nen' (n.)
literature evi):.alfh.eV make a living Agg4
litigate ei 111 j7d7 AGO Af e.M
litigation 0'049;1 (language) peg 61) 4,4A;( tree)
litter (v.) 0/70. ) , (strew 4.91,hr
about) nJ/4$ living conditions
litter, n. (scraps scattered living costs oe: a- RIP
about) 91F'. (cot) s92.11 1)401
.0104 ; (young born at lizard .);g 4.p
one time) 94744 load (vt.) 033 (stomach with
little ; (small) P10; /oe food) 70/34 ; (gun) A2ez4
(unimportant) em 1,Q load tn.) h-np' 41'171
(voice) -Ph loaf of bread
a pi0 loafer f-ok: 46t142

little by little Oh :nefrh loan, v. (money) ,ini44

liturgy 9/$74 : Pc ewi; etoe0 (object) 1:)/#)

live tv.) ; (maintain one- loan, n. (money) WIg44.7):

self) 4'444 ; (remain in (object) Orh
memory) 710a: Oh loanword 6,14611/17P* .04
live (adj.) /4694 ; loathe 4177P; /994
(full of life) .4...416 lobby 074 444,p
livelihood g local 9117 % GU" 1'
liver 3 (color) (train) affliZePeDef spifick:vo
(time) e# (interest) (injury) 010; /),..4s 4fi: 91,5
n fh locality VaDA9
 182

locate (find) 4.4),.: 7-T/RI4,V; log, n. (trunk of tree) 40,IA'

(determine the position) (record book) 0/.1,42? iftwOe
)) 07)107r? (establish) logic (sound reasoning) Pe...rei
.1.99At.4-9.11 h?,40,401, (way of reasoning). ")/204/M
1.p91::. (v.) te,;v34, (science) 6`11ZN
be locked out 71./49,2P) loin 61)7
nirs 41'//'9;? a-lb' loiter 4/00h
lock up 0044 iPP) lone -or
lock (n.) gOl)g' loneliness
(of hair) //h ff lonely (life) 9/6qX4
lock, stock and barrel (road) 4g e'
locker OM lonesome
locksmith *A4-- be lonesome for rd.lk
locomotive oThe feel lonesome "VriPt 144'9,410"
locust A 14 0, long (v.) is
lodge ( vt ) ; (a complaint) long_ (adj.) .2 = zl/P's
14)4/4? long (adv.) imh 411" vi
lodge (vi.) 4f4,4 (of long ago Y?-nk'
bullet in the shoulder) a long time -111-h:21
711 Ibt a long time ago n&Al2X-/A6R
lodge (n.) 946914fif 1'113 all day long T,.F0 "A'A:
(local branch) ?Ili, el. 9'elag longanimity FR
lodger 74 ri he longing POP
lodgings 0064P loreritude frn"
loft 1117 look (v.) Iry /02/ ; (appear)
lofty (manner) onh
log, v. (fell and remove timber) look after (watch) inY716
f")71. (enter in the (follow with the eyes) MM 9:
record book) /my/v(4)T: iw$Ae: in74/3
44
 183

look alike 4/101feh loosen (vt.) (soil) ,,,h4d

look around fie: Si 2 loosen (vi.) 4,174/14 hh
look ; (examine) loot (v.)
loot (n.) gn 0 r 401/Z 44-
look back 1./0 loquacious 6444 :
look for LA, lord 6.4 lb ..004-67 ;
look good °Ye (official) /3211?
look into dte erbG lorry 94 3 p: avoNe
look like lose 1774 7 /0 (,02) j
look out MP4) i 10-4: (the way) ; ( game)

(lawsuit) (a leg) ;
look through (search) 67I ; 404)///2 ; (waste) %/VI'
(with the eyes) neborAt, be lost /10 ; (spoiled) y#140.;
look up Tfopi. li (in thought)
look (n.) avAt2 lose the edge Ay1/
give (one) a look I.ohnO lose the fight 414
have a look thP lose one's hair y(ovhm nkitn-
loom Qth'ina lose money arl ?IL
loophole (opening) 'M4 loss rOPs 1P°',1
(basis for evasion) 09'1411: (of a person) fb, ; (of
0174' hair) enoV/r;(in business) ni,k
.2.92s9 (adj.) 4 ; (conduct) be at a loss 9de -(442
(translation) lost (adj.) 9/0 ; (time) PQ.V/
f01.9 (battle) X41): 01"4P
be loose lot (piece of ground)
cut loose (chance) 21 ; (package) roe)
get loose lots of ...fid°
let loose a lot 1 "I
turn loose
491 Tate a lot. -ad- ; (time)
4h41 2)6
 184

draw lots 45 z1 e lucl-.. gte)d) 2.4

loud (voice) nc good luck: f 0(16'
(laugh ter) fth ; (person )lucky 1:110PhT.
012 Fe.1423 (color) jedf,, lucrative ;70:: r12//P71
loudspeaker 9',g,jebill: ey1171i./2.1 luggage .77/
louse c?a9i) lukewarm ; (reception)

love (v.) OAK.

love (n.) ; (of books)
aPeOPA lumber 0.94
fall in love eji,41:11/eth luminous -fic: 9m/n91;
lovely_ 94d) I "p/V4414 (report) Vi g)
l_o_ve_r 41'Z e0 4 lump , vt. (put together) hine0/54
lop, ad j. (voice) 707,.fh lump, vi. (form into a lump) 2.24
(work, position) ,/h r; lump, n. (of. sugar) .24 I
(number) ,iP/1- ,Ph (swelling) 4
low (adv.) 42' 4' lump sum I A' 1:
n2 ea"

be low 24i lunatic

30w country lunch
lower (v.) NtP' )7.4z7.3 lunch
(make less) 01/5 lung
lotior (adj.) 1V1-79-- lure (n.) dilb,";°3
lowland 0)/: 97.Prfq' ge
lowly yhi 1r I 9.74 h4 lush 4gfl.9ro
( occupation) a) lr lust (for power) 1475:

loyal di 693.4 luster (of pearls) a, 3P 740;

loyalty , 41, riP .(of eyes) ii",996
lucid (lake) 9026- (explana- luxurious Pc7; ea /PP: .P4eci-:
tion) /4R7 luxury 04.7j:
500 lyre pb)
 185

main (n. ) i.94

ovrw ra41-)30).c ori>d, allh'7674 b2cPoIro
j09,47,1 ; (:fforts) I mailman 747tr
be mad /44. main (n. ) , in the ,pmrosp-.9.
be mad at eikade 242- /2,7100,0:
madam 4opve main %adj.) ft'
mathlen (cause to become insane) mainly Pi4f;0.,;
1,4 (enrage) ,)r,44 Aaintain (family) '7)70404
mademoiselle top&p (equipment) ee// ; (a road)
madnef.,'s b42P /?" v, grnyt7(security)
magazine (storehouse) 4001/1. 7Mt
(publication) 8 Teld-04 maize n#ke:
magic (n.) hher,PJ: aP9; majestic h 9e4,
(beauty) 404AY/ majesty (901.9
magician P7he154P /79/..te Majesty I His. 41I SIM

magnanimi
._ ty 41,WI
9 your Majesty: 9002727: 1,10
magnanimous (generous in for- _major (n.)
giving) 'Oa' Vj(KONor major (adj.) 97f ; (problem)
magnet 09 by ,°4'4.1)6; (war) .0)0
magnificent ag,11' majority )yeyA747. ; (through
magnify 17.A.4p, p7opf; vote) 92,9v e4 mob;
(exaggerate) )n25, (legal age of responsibility
magnifying glass peflif".0 014'e of man) g 9;1 en, if/to ; (of
magnitude (size) 07;1'977 woman) 4bt elv
(importance) yi$.746p make hAL7i: ; (meal) P71.9/43
maid 7 4 A' (the bed) %i/)96. ; (earn) fj 27.
maiden 4 iNier (friend) ) a.o.
mail (v.) /17141, make off /TO I ydg
 186

make out (understand) ?9/C0-.); mandittory ti

(see clearly) 49 ; (fill mane Ji9
out) rttangqr 67e pr.
make up (invent) 4/124 manhood ,,7/3

(a sentence) GO' ; (a pre- manifest (v.) 214

scription) A41.9. manifest (adj.) 740
make up with ,g'4141 manipulate ,71 /,/°4
make (n.) cpp (influence) )9igeL474P" 901
nfi.11 mankind neo- PP>: Al
malaria manly eafg : ca 14'
sale manner fil 4>al
malediction ,,ever,7 manners 41PX.
malice V41,704 bad manners 41)9 P
Taalicious ?Pcsi)=/1/1/5 good manners 114-.1 MV
malign (v.) '7011 mannerly et 2092
malignant (growth) P7R mannish 960;41
(plot) 0lqn-'44 manpower
._

malt 404 manslaughter 14'4 4,./R

maltreat '71 mantle 711

Ilan nee.; "4'0"' ; manual (n.) a-DPW

(husband) 04 (soldier) manual (adj.) 9'11
evd.ge manufacture (v.) ;

any man erl'ifp (invent) OM

manage '64 '2127(444; manufacturer 04
(succeed) ghs manure_ 4',
management (control) 7 dbo2e manuscriet fie 4yr `"""'
(those in charge of a business) many 41-/
9.1h446,5 a great many .4//.
Ilanager etAib): yaciAT map ( ) .4/2 44,71'

,7 46 002
 187

mar (v.) x40092 give in marriage 4

marble /24 . married (adj.) icsm ; (woman
march (v.) 41/6.1' itv#L- (PIO I fy4
%44 married couple 04,74e
march (n. ) married life 4 11
March 9b.94P marrow 04 rip
mare 2/67 marry (vt.) ,j f,9 ; (give in
margin eV, 4 marriage) g4
by a narrow margin r00,7 marry (vi. ) 71) ; (woman)
marine (n.) 49De7?", 94s P)?0
marine (adj. marry off 44
narki (v.) ..0417,' UP/7AV; marsr!
(examination papers) ,lidrj marshland 491 ha If
(manifest) 7h g (a -.
martial law. evd'A419: eA9
warning) te) martyr /)071/5
imark (n.) gobil29 ; (goal) 4 9 martyrdom ni?e5P,
(grade) 604/747 ; (impression) marvel (v.) 44/9b
to ot./4/2.P5R marvel (n.) ,4.1be
markqd., adj. (clear) "7,4i/ maryclouR 194'.0
(having a mark) yrIMP; rtlasculine (n.)
masculine (adj.) fel6/10gi
marker 5.b147Pe mask (v.) J44,6 ; (the face)
rtarket (v.) j 1°19 S,14W344V 3 1114j
market (n.) 109 mason 49;g,
mrket place 717) marmnry f9 9/7?571 /4°4)6.
Marmalade try e dy mass (vt.) '2;A"))2`
marriage .919;" (married life) mass (vi.) M/2417
mass, n. (large number). thipe
 188

(bulk) optabl mate (n.) .12A1 ; (husband and

mast:es r/Ve wire) P;144" 2 AT
Nass , material, n. (fabric) abeA.
celebrate Mass 91'44 t 79 (stuff of which something
massacre (v.) PA4 is made) '7g
massacre (n. ) 1j; G) 4149 material, adj. (not spiritual)
massage (v.) fon, ; (relating to the
massive (bulky) epitg body) hAV4s Ptreirj
(imposing) y7 g t Ph (important) g7..9'12
mar, c ,eibeV i2 112415 maternal (motherly) 01,6g
master, v. (become an expert) (on the mother's side)
/4500t e49A; g.tnr /1Y)-4
(control) 7g) maternity, 0M'= .0-b a;
master (n.) 2,74 ; (teacher) mathematician 9chA4n: Off
aPPfle mathematics 012-, fI

masterful (domineering) it4404,9: matrimony op

NelEP/2P ; (expert) matter (n.) '7'01 174' ;
(importance) (content
;

mwiterly 9/41/2v2; of written or spoken) g : $70

mastery (skill) "44,14 as a matter of fact tiqR.../.9e.4.4.0
masticate it does not matter 4Z4b) OAP
mat (n. ) 3 no matter what p + im-
match (v. ) el' 69/ perfect
match, n. (giving flame) i24p what does it matter? glq /Atm
(that looks alike) "Aar /fri4/j mattress 4:6:h
(competition) mature, vi. (person) 7-p4 opri;
(marriage) e) (wine) /74h
mate, v. (animals) y4/12 .0 mature, adj. (mind) P4IM ; (age)
(birds) /u4SO p ekr/ic ; (person) art
 189

maturity (of man) aibei ;4'4,yt by no means /2,407.54. 4/01

(of woman) OPV : ,49' stadittiv4 b
reach maturity (fruit) /2 /td man of moans
(plan) 71*V mean, adj. (base, petty) ear-4 ;
maximum (n.) "Pen (unkind) ; (low)
maximum (adj.) Vtg?'1. WOW ; (intermediate)
May 17;0 avRrE 0)7,2;
may, expressed by the jassive (shabby) ; (stingy)
maybe yvp40,7
n4/2
mayor (of Addis Ababa) 29'e/2; of mean birth ngrl : P, 044
(of another city) ip-/..241, of mean quality biP7*-
.917 meaning Z PC,W
raoad /)2W meantime, in the fi4'0 VA!
meadow avbP W704re ih
meager (face) 61 24A4 ; (meal) for the meantime 14 2/14°-
faisp",7 ; (resources) meanwhile Pia 0Z/,
4.ft Po' measles *41.
med. p912 measure (v.) h ;
mean, v. (intend) ,71 47; (estimate) 4in
{signify, denote) eiMPI /40'.; measure ( n. ) 4,2
(unit of
(be a sign of) PAPP f 46" measuring Id length) ohny
(design, direct toward) ji1/4 (unit of measuring for liquids,
mean business ,P44 sugar) 0104 6 I (bill) A2;
mean nothing ft,fbut: AA AN toiv (stop) .)C,ftir
t71

mean (n.) "7 67 vrf f60 beyond measure 770,17P /7&

means lb ; (wealth, in some measure DOT," f'
possibilities) 4 OP measurements 61)r?
by all means n.911.912: '05 , 407 meat itAirl ; (essence) ; t7e
by means of /7 meaty ev).-9: (full
 190

of substance) efrr: 57e; f'41V6 meeting ??.fi

mechanic ta*t mellow, adj. (persoL)
mechanism WO/ (wine) 'MO
medal ei4X melodious ,W:./141,-
meddle /V4 VI-1 melody 440
medial a vymr melon eh4412
mediate firiANitIP: 7Q melt, vt. (butter, gold) f/174 ;
mediator ,711,0b (sugar) %Ofile, (heart)
medical (school) t494 s Po4G7
(profession) Peb?2,97155 ; melt, vi. utter)

(examination) febr ; (bulletin) (Agar) (al

901'W member (of body) tT.V111 ippe;
m avti 1 P
edicament (of a group) ,0141
medicine (drug) 0,7--,LP; membership
(study) 7fbP memoirs 0,494=446)7.4-- ",1.0
medieval 9a vwhX: go, memorial (n.) akh/5/2.1) '4444,7
mediocre 'TG' memorial (adj.) (7 V2'A11016..f

meditate CD/17I eptal I 44 memorize nd'A PlAwC

medley aChpydbr memory (power of remembering)
meek 99v (jep /)ryi ev4 4#4. ;
meet (vt.) X7-14 (receive) (remembering) ;
e A.,91 eD

iieD6 (get acquainted) (that one remembers) 7*,17

"if61),6 (an obligation) from memory A,64
&gap ; (expencles) I in memory of
meet (vi.) ; (assemble) menace (n.) H.
h-MQ: ,24z7; mend (shirt) /79,01) ; (road)
(to oppose in competition) M7, ; (behavior) 7v /,'In
oT mendicant
501;
 191

menial )/499710.4 Merry Christmas: tolvy:

menstruate p.,gd,.." hVVI 411 AA 401'1
menstruation Xg mess (v.) , around '744n/j)7/5

mental wigup mess up r)

,2111/2471

mental hospital p;025174.wz ( confuse) Z.Oetd

/1;- 4: Zr: 4 mess, n. (dirty) 00 ; (disorder)

mention, v. (name) y ll: /Vb. Ph#404 eall#r;

(price) lie7e (refer) (trouble) n7f1
/04 message WM
don't mention it: pyp: messenger (/b 4) W04
Messiah opi
mention (n.) 011/0" messy (room) yy Okvz fr7

make mention AVOW (situation) 0/94/2

menu 9,274)/2: 7/ethie metal (n.)

merchandise ,969 metal (adj.) 77402 w 4141

merchant ir/ge meteor 6: 7' )21)
merciful, be raw meteorology me: Apq.s Ap0,433
merciless meter (unit) 41V41 ; (instrument

mercy that measures) A-00

have mercy A#61: h method ";
show mercy 91 Lp. 2..te methodical pico... fhahriig-A0
me-:ely $11 A. 14''' 2.7 '44 meticulous

merge (vi.) 912A .; 01; mew Grirbe0

(traffic) f microbe /Alf %64

merit (v. )117felk) microphone gin te? 7i. of

merit (n. ) Aiwilhygm 022 40) 2 mieroscone ery jge
!WI 71A midday 11,147: 24
merry h >47 midday meal. "2,
 192

middle (n.) '0,0 z 6$541.; machine moodib

(part of body) ifo70 millenium //V: 161).

middle (adj.) 461"2nh millet

middle -aged dm?: J,. million 44/81;

Eiddle Ages vA of; 1/001 millstone pa drib
Viddlo East (/bVYMP7--jpe")14 milt oj,
midget 0/t mince (onion, meat) P1,4
midnight t,#15:44, mind, v. (take care of) /44W06.;
'Sr
midwife ,7r4i,J47 (he careful) 1,44$696;
might (n.) 1444% 'M4/ (obey) dAVa4/ (resent)

mighty (adj.) .46004 P400 2 "V6ir #e1 A40)

mighty (adv.) a7 447J mind you 01Y71 A240

migrate never mind! ("2,4!':

E9..grati211 WV: GVAP/V/: a//9949, not mind 14: M .94'; ofais

mild (person) 20 ; (light) &4i mind, n. (opinion) .14/h9

*-4446" not sharp) Mplt (intellect) ,2791V-F j3 4J

(moderate) aZipMr (person who has intelligence)

milduw ;:01 M4
mile "440 be out of one's mind A,ize

militarism 4/111,1% 09,070; bear in mind 7h.Y104

Military (n.) bring to mind ))/V:004
military (adj.) fa.Ae0 ; have in mind M/7
(secret) 9/4/: IX 4 keep in mind 34/d 4)/5

milk (v.) )54q7 make up one's mind O4: r,0

milk (n.) set one's mind on AGAP

milk tooth POP -NO to my mind t4.44
nil]. (v.) 4en .mine, n. (of minerals) le$4114
mill,
"-+- n. (building) 490:j71.ivi (explosives)AMI. ; (source)
51)8
glofir
 193

mine (pron.) At mire (n.) GrP,

miner *MI; AAG mirror. (vi.) 7hg; 0411;
mineral efy d, 3' mirror (n.) at9&g'eV V/1 0,'%j
mineral water m,') d) (example) PO'
mingle (vt.) ,P14 9h ,.E ROOM misadventure C'b'G?'=
9/14.w. ve
4r
mingle (vi.) 14/*i? 44 E misalliance )040x 4cr
minimum (adj.) Awr misapprehend /Zg3i0 7949-seD
a minimum /2,11h 2 /207° misbehave 9h2
minister 11"1-i2Pe miscarry (of a woman) ,?beD4A 41,j
(of church) '24.0 (of plans) 7 ab P2
m4:11.4ftKy nihte mischief 71)7424
minor (n.) A47/3.. dimv;:61464u/J.. mischievous en V470
hgo
minor, adj. (official) //0!5,4y..) misconduct ofbAtu: .02)e)

(injury) f64) (changes) misdemeanor Ai4q: 42 04

miser
minority //Ore miserable (life)
A2M (meal) Orle; (shack) ,e0.;
minstrel /7-/ 14 (unhappy) `12h 42.
minus, prep. (less) 4460114/`Y; miserly mob''
(without) Ph misery el r et) ries'
rainute (n.) A ed misfortune atna7T PS4" 05
minutes (of meeting) dPh: 0/7,/,* misinform 0777: ,74
any minute P?a5 mi.sinterpret fihf,,Y9: 71G .4*.a.v.;

in a minute Oh° (intentions) az're

just a minute tvhe: misjudge /h/2,f4,% 70120
minutely n/Ye'#4 mislead /211iAA:
miracle .ylVPC/ (spoil) )7/°1
miraculous 9.54)' 910;1112z
 194

misread (read incorrectly) misunderstanding (mistake as to

4,J- 015; the meaning) giw; APi1,7.4.
(interpret wrongly) A47eri-97) (disagreement) Afot d7 99
niss (v.) ,74phoo /41) (fail misuse (treat badly) 731,040;
to attend) ; (fail to (use wrongly) lth:
understand) 42Q4P ; (fail ./imOsevi)
to find) ; (be sad at nix (vt.) tiO4fW gOt4
the loss of) PSO mix, vi. (become. blended) 9e".,4,1

!4.1..TILL eoA/VOR mix up gfi44# ; (cards)

missing, be --- (not found) MO, ; %,D4f6d
(lacking) 7I'ae1 mixture s 04.1: 'WO
mission (special task) lib Opt/13 ." moan (v.) .96//74
i'61% 409, mobilization OW
(purpose) Pt'
(group of people to carry out mobilize mn074
an assignment) $0,142,2,51 ( v. ) 7t!, f'?)
111.!5!i2T1rY. fa;; 43 9)2 of4i'm mockery 6.01/ ; (person made
misspell 4A.3.. &JAI: 0 fun of) IVO Ote
mist (n.) 'CP mode (method) ; (fashion) !JO
mistake (v.) ,7471Pf..99 model, n. (example) U1V
mistake (n.) he7707i: ro,P (copy) 1'0;44
mistaken tr)/1' moderate" v. (preside) /VAA
be mistaken V,',0 ei)Me,;b (make less
mistranslate ))1,/)A: extreme) h/Mh:
mistreat 12g4 a),07 moderate (adj.) ;

Ti5:r19r-P P//,? (political view) OVV7M77.;

(v. ) t/#41fri#14 (not violent) hhhh: J,
misunderstand figlen: 4,0)744Arcibi -ately nev./72,
47/40-,i,
5 1 1)
 195

1119.49ra.t.9r. 740"1, 4rto momentarily (for the moment)

modern 1/60P? Ps'evl 424e°'(for a short
modernization //ay P20-- et404 4 time) /iro: 2/ I: h re/7: lits.0
modernize C/29° Ad4V7 momentous X4' ;14
modest (person) s
eht;v2; monarch 77 to = f "7/4).,1
(income) 40121y ; (house) monarchy "711/

,; 9 h ,14 monastery. 24/19

f°5"
=

modesty ,;;;if monastic 974 fri

modify heoiv ; (of adjective) Monday
money 2wm
moist ).,47I1W make money 7 1#4; ,0444
molar 0309r) moneylender 7 3,V i9 1'7,45 4

moidx( shape) ("104 . W money order eh /2h

(influence) er monitor (n.) 9Pfa: mob
mold, -n. (for metal) ; monk 05
(for cake) 17'x'4`: 46940.01Z monkey X3 ev
moldy, be OM OM OM
?0 monotonous 902.P/MT4 I 97
mole (animal) 6 6.4 monster (abnormally misshapen)
mole (spot on skin), have a 7/4/ ; (imaginary creature)
a*Pc.flb-- i60 407 6764
rnolert )74 fwb w// monstrous fiel..919'
moment ; (time) 46 h month elpa
a moment 4r Op: 2/ mnthly (n.) /0Y44: 414'124710912(17
a moment ago ,2310 4abyl monthly (adj.) 963C
at any moment monument /h e4" 67'
24,91
at the moment h2/6e0' monumental di/5 16
in a few mornent.s mood a 141
in a moment yjW 04',2::CheiL be in a bad mood : 44elexiD

'3 1
 196

be in a good mood 344o. morrow, on the 0111110011110

/7/2 5,9a.
moody, be --- 04A mortal (n.) 00: 4a-
moon ab I, go mortal, adj. (man) dJ ; (injury)
full moon a?;-./5*: 67)496 wry: 001,1z0 (sin) )7q95p
once in a blue moon ph0;: 719 (enemies) ICs: ei9/79a
;p4 mortality Calf p
mop, v. (the floor) a6409/5j* mortar (for pounding) 4 D'#1 ;
(the forehead) /724 7 (building material) /LOW
moral (n.) to: y7 G' mortgage (n.) orpcePtr egg,

morals 944 711' mosque 0/22A"

moral, adj. (act) of 7./,) mosquito 74r = 3r
(support, victory) fib 34 ?).; moss (of rock) f.ele.11: X471.i
(being) O9" (of water) '14
,419
morality 67&; 4.17" most n,77511
more (adj.) /461..b*)4 most certainly
more (adv.) /0" V most everybody- hiPagg.
more or less nPO: at most PAY
at the most 6241: IM
more than ri - 40 ..E" mostly (mainly) 6)07.
ea 16
more than once VM't 2/es0, (most of the time) W/,14/ei;--
moreover rid t/91) '7 2/41

morning vp moth 52/,: 61?

early mcrning 04g mother `.v)
good mornings 1521 4:91'3? eV mother-in-law P2

the following morning motherhood

124,(7/41A. motherland 9 60. 4t5 h747
the next morning fid7764374 mother tongue
this morning les" VP motif 4ay
12
 197

motion (v.) "DA Pp: 402 move, vt. (change place) HO

motion, n. (movement) OPP ,4447 P/1/904;
(of machine) 3930414 (set in motion) 3 0,W;
(proposal) e#.4/2 n (transport) V,2// ; (impel)
motioniess&Ayisv 704 ; (propose) $4,144ee.
7? ?Am
motivate /4'941 move, vi. (change hot o) 4/4: 40)6C
motive (n.) /yr 3.7? 41;71/h40; (be set in motion)
motley (dress) .bh n4 V4 ; (travel) 201./.;

(crowd) 41/1; 4P (make a movement) vi51/9b

notor 03040A; (progress) 07Yog
motorcycle qDL : /212fr7 AP Move around 24190204
mound (small hill) 74 ; moveaside 91' Led 7
(heap) tsv O move closer 'Me,' 2
mount vt. (a horse) ./ttiVil2; move on gog
(a ladder) 49n7 ; (a gun) move up and down j G'V.47/2
in OA Move n. (step) ; (turn) y4b

mount, n. (mountain) 44'64 ; be on the move

(horse) &Ln 743 04`"
make a move
mountain movement 1571 #7)004;
mountain chain) 1/4 c
_ (activities) 40 Va-ePI170i1
mountainous 446" movie & AP
mourn r dal; 4P-- 540- mow oralA
mourner heWr the 01 qtr. ofghte (for an Ethiopian)
mournful Ifieit3- 9/4 4044
999Fning 7.A40 Mrs. 012 /0/ ; (for an Ethiopian
Mouse woman) a ,e,v eb
mouth ; (of river) a21/2,19 much "OM /12111

mouthful a."' he much? 1231 F

5 13
 198

how much: OAP I PO.. murmur, v. (grumble) 7-LZ02'411P;

this much I VA (wind) ,7 er" 2: IW
mucus murmur (n.) 4.5"74
mud org muscle rrh ; -04

muddle (f7"..f muscular (ache) 9/723.,7°)

muddy fab,b9:E. P4e0) (leg) /*/ 6tY
(thinking) PO Y...# museum fiY4 11; /1 /2
be muddy in) Of mush (food) ;;61) (after
r:1.1cTY. TO: Vf; rain) 4*V
mule /20k0 mushroom AAA
muleteer music er6"//a.i?
multiple musician 613"ile

multiplication table 92d: musk' 2-1 0

musket c$
multiply (vt.) '74/ Muslim 411)
multiply (vi.) muslin
multitude, IMO am. Olga
of /PIA 12hA must (1,),?40)
.144titudinous 4117.91' 'filt4 mustache
mumble ,04. ?AO y4 en mustard nregqb
mumps L :: 4 9 muster hi/h0
munch (parched grain) OvIg760; musty nhiM 97i7
(cookie) ,,hom mutate he:002
municipality 4r; A mute A44
munition mutilate
murder, v. (kill) 1.,j (spoil)

(spoil) ,//70-7 mutiny (v.)

murder (n.) 94I mutiny (n.)

commit murder /01,t 744 mutter (v.)

murderer 4 5 14
mutter (n.)
 199

mutton name) Ar: ;44",ZOP

mutual V(/' be named (appointed) Ore°
muzzle (n.) rfj name (n.) /4119
my En ; or suffix pronoun a good name
e eo call someone names fibM
nyself /16 in the name of a ... "no: 090
by myself (alone) 4,79441; namely 0,ers.p.:
(without any help) fr4 namesake pro
mysterious .11 94 nap (n.) i h11...4)

mystery fohn2.4 ; (something not nape of neck e°17

understandable) 4 r# napkin f$X: Cal)7
myth ,74.:,..41Sfr2 (belief narrate tr
having no logical basis) narrative ,4t7
db : 3,9v3P
64)4y1:
narrow (vt.) ,2/r? /?/1
mythology ,gt G 7) narrow (vi.) 11-14e;
narrow down aplif
N narrow (adj.)
nag ern 96021,6) get narrow fili74
nail (v.) DjohorPe: Aoki" nasty (remark) .//)//ric/4; 4
nail, n. (of metal) PhaYal (medicine, rumor) (Orr
(of finger) rg a (weather) 906.4-
naive 7b74 nation (people of country) %74
naked H. + suffix pronouns (independent country) 4017M49
trOt3: fat he is naked) ;national (n.) 42
(eyes) national (adj.) 4244/1/2
the naked truth -4,1.. national anthem 5W2/47: OWAM4/
name, v. (identify, mention) nationalism 12eiLier' hefgA
1/P1 m& Ark. 4201 nationality (citizenship) /e 9$p
(a price) '45'74 ; (give / (people of a country) ,7741 ;
 200

(contlition of being a nation) near (v.) 14,,,1°C./75

c4IP near (adj.) #'41
natl-c2nz:9 /2,iblpitA)P: 47 near (prep.) 1 P747'"'"
nationhood 12)17 ?5)3 nearby fiit VI4
native (n.) Ilteaa r P.774,7 come near I 4/. ..0e4
)0410#7 nearly I + imperfect +
native, adj. (land) 01444iti ,740.40.7. r f 114
(custom, dress) pa7a neat 3 4, (person) 7/49;
n,tive country 9P1040: A7er (well-formed) A h Pli` 4
native speech, native tongue neatly nvv, e
901 ,20,1 be neatly dressed ihOe9694
natural (inborn, not man-made) necessary )1/3)442j )4442
P.74 d. (normal, not necessity 72 U./52)P 146.21,1
affected) WAOTA (lack of things needed for
naturalize vim, av79; //?; life) .4?a
naturally (by nature) /W T''0 in case of necessity h 4.
(not affected) S,114.. /46-1e; /Pit: 24
(of -course!) neck
natural science 971S1le's IATh necklace d? WI) I f7? lrf it6
nature (natural scenery) 11.631e; necktie p&p
(kind) ifb5 ; (disposition) need (v.) 7iii447(co) 7
e?)0 m need (n.) 4,9ip 2) .14

naught /ge )7442)(deprivation) y fa

bring to naught ; (t be in need il74.42 Co)
nausea, be overcome by if need be 7 i7417
hXhirco- needle pe
naval. 9'? C 91a /4 needless 4.7/2. JAY' 96V,9
navel needy 24.

navy 912eVi 41' r),4 negation ; (oppose) 711/A2

r v)
 201

negative (n.) )71'4 nerve fa: &lel! 471

negative, adj. (quality) fh4'.34; ir got on one's nerves 1) in 7
(attitude) ; (answer)

OPP4.th nervous 9,h y

neglect (v.) 1, 5,4 (fail be (get) nervous 14n ex b
to do something) NO fly. 4
neglect (n.) .4 eg P 74.1' nest (n.) Pfd e = '021
neglectful, be -- net.(n.) Q2 '9 ; lies) d';A'
negligence P) 74' mosquito net 946V: ?yr:
negligent Fki4 ap n4,71: na
negligible f 44/ P net, adj. (salary) fY"Vaa
negotiate th,r2 7G neutral (not taking sides) 2Wg540.4
negotiation mikrolpt 31,9e h F (having no
Negro if e special quality) Ag7/1/M$ /4:
neigh `77 never ti gib+ negative verb ;
neighbor (v.) 417/0/ &OP + gerundive +
neighbor (n.) 701 /143 gerundive + yea OP
neighborhood '/'got AP?(region
; ('He never eats fish 4%)1/: ARID;
near rOme place) ,7VO4..; `I MOD! Or 4, uf; SOPA /i0;
(place, district) h S a ; )7,p eAfb 4ui nAP
'.90089
(nearness) .ibt 1°)11 never again /1./774r
in the neighborhood of 7 Aey nevertheless Wis
neighborly db 4 0?,9 Z. 4p new hitii ; (not accustomed,
neither (adj.) `120, 17, geP Unfamiliar) 9
+ negative verb newcomer % 14, ) Op rfon 021
naither (conj.) -4 5D :911-s-fp ~10114.y fis,I)
neither ... nor -$b news OZ.
rinnYw 9eo T ir_P' ILF fip%A latest news AZ,) : M43 PYle.h
Xto
51
 202

newscast ato nimble t14/0 ; (mind) 10:

newsman nine Hie
newspaper j/4 fYi nine o'clock WhY /49;#1
Nev?__Teqtament 43 nineteen 0e606tr
next (adj.) 961br4s ninety minr
be next 11= lePt nipple (61 4
next (adv.) no P4P P?AA4,979

03/n": no one Onb+ negative verb

next day /jay e1-0 cbKfv:460- + negative verb
next to 7-#11/0.4° nobility (social position)
YI Pi? 641111P ; (greatness
next to nothing plop of character) Ott
_next .of kin ?libel?: )/47." noble (n.) eib V77R
nibble 75'4144 noble, adj. (character) ?Mr ;
nice (day) 514* (person) qp;
; (thought) 11b
(fine, precise) 4,0 # nobleman ,ObV7YP
90A14 .Vv g no294y_ enr
negative
niece .,1P s 11' 9074Vvi6a" verb; ay 1.02 + negative verb
niggard 12r nocturnal is'4A?
night /10/2.P nod, v. (bow the head) 49/54?:
night and day .ph *164 yo Ibp$ `b4L7 (sway)
good night: A5 AC . 744P/162/7 ; (let the head
last night P907: 07..4 droop when drowsing) w.-41"
tomorrow night 57 *474 nod (n.) kO.Ie in)/ 010
nightgown p/4,004..p; noise 03,4 f V.,41"
nightly A% p = 44P make noise ydl erg
nightmare 447I;s1 noisy gr224 : pa2 II/y/7p ;
nightwatch '44) (person) (6.2",fi; Qa2criN
518.
 203

AA eta 1
be noisy 741 an (observe)
tra2.* s 11 147MMJ
nomad H4/ note. down 4619# 7 4
nominate (appoint) T1 0 note, n. (short letter) ',ere;
(propose as a candidate) 4 ; (remark)
elhaitor ; (legal paper) epefrA
none evy.f0+ negative verb ; 1,10 T (paper money)*S210
pollgo + negative verb (in music) pd
none of exio compare notes 07 ?)-.11 AA
+ suffix pronoun keep notes on 419 a" Fs Jr,
nonetheless = vy ; take note 6) Az
nonsense 0)6TAZI: notebook 967/),/1$1. jth4e)
non-stop 911e,74 noted (adj.) P.,69911
noon 'in 4, 9 nothing pip 74 MI akre reoll
nor + negative verb nothing doing h vazgr
normal 74 li)4 (of child) for nothing (free of charge)
i244 ; (in vain) 11,40

normally / t P7121;a).1: notice (vi.) 7/91 owe (pay

north 4 eig 7 attention to) An' ,,A47
northern A en e notice, n. (written otEprinted
nose '741 "2 sign) criAd'ape-f ; (warning)
blow the nose iird9/72 ei,2; ; (review) pp
nostril P? 4 3 in come to one's notice 447 L. 00,6
not, expressed by the negative escape one's notice VlhOlUrfv
verb give notice (inform) ,i/Ve40,47.;
not at all 6. R. 911 .7 esls &h. r (warn) "thi;75 e9b
A,.. g. iv take notice of 411.
notable (n.) ,jeit'://e06 noticeable 2, ()
note, v. (make a record) eilMie,p be noticeable ./(hie;: d 0,4
Nuapig-P ri 19
 204

notify ,7 /1, di el) 4,41 nude tr,;0+Stfllear. fr4414804

notion (idea) ehM.1 ;2h4MPS nuisance
OP 4Wai tri /7,1
"74744/M.; null, be 1'9 ; a.°111
(desire) ; (foolish be null and void 9.9 ph 0...9"D
idea) Yqk. numb PA 410
notorious HI (famous for
; be numb Ay111/
some undesirable act) 7 et : number (v.) Ore: &*1
number tn.) $tr ; (of a
notwithstanding 100/..P magazine) 1°2P-fp
noun hgb a number of
nourish arb7/7 (make grow) beyond number Ore: hoesoiortz
numeral

nourish the hope 7/VAt P7g47 numerous il/0

nourishment 4.°917 nun OD f P1.477.
novel (n.) 611: 6°4As: t7
nuptial(s) he9
novel (adj.) .011 nurse, v. (care for in sickness)
novelist 94Wt eDMs: Aovi ; (feed at the

November 14 breast) ')/n/ITI; (a grudge)

now p7O43 (under these circum-
;

stances) SO 42A- CI nurse (n.) f C ; (who takes

not: and again care of a young child) 9'2)9,0

now and then '74 ,74 nursemaid gb 9 HP,
now then A. nursery (of children) (Pe j 151 ,p7 =

by now "s)//'/2 14? r, g ; (of plants)

even now ,2 th ...9.11 9y5 9 o-p/y =4P
just now ,711.9b 7P: nut_ (fruit) h metal
vioMl: block) It
2v
nowhere Oil nutritious D'b 9

5`,?1)
 205

0
oar dv 0.I/ dif (hide from view)
oat(s) r oblivion, fall into 0.1.-M

oath e0 e'ti) oblivious, be ;

take an oath 1M (inattentive) e2gb do..91)

obedience -A /1/"121 obscure (v.) ./ 4 g

obedient d',/%4 obscure, adj. (corner) fs
obelisk eh eteo6 (poet) AA.4)400 ; (sound)
obese 404619v Wit ,P IlPf ; (figure)
obey j.1/1/ (it( bid) "ino4 RW1///
object (v.) .Me0 obscurity (lack of clearness) erbh
94344,
object (n.) $7#5 414124. (lack of clear
(purpose) / meaning) 9619 " h 4 erobl
objection V'elbe6" pass into obscurity '44,5
have objectirin 74-*ea " observant
a+. '31174 PA
objective (n.) 4 observation (watching) 4/D a.° ;
objective, adj. (real) 47,34/0/)r; (ability to examine) al/6'4994
9.02. (unbiased) (thing noted by observation)
%/i74..fW
obligate 77 744 observatory /Ye PO
obligation observe (watch carefully) iffrh97.p4
be under obligation (follow closely) 74P4,0744 ;
19A74 0 (examine) trbier4 ; (remark)
obligatory c9As,
%4 ; (keep, celebrate)
oblige ,7/1? 7A A in 11 gb
he obliged '944' /2P
obsolescent, be 2/ h (0) MO MO am

be obliged to Oh: CO-A,4e0 tfea. obsolete, be 2469- (4 OM el.

obliterate (destroy) ,)/720. obstacle 61 # OP? deD4C,)4

Ali..
j
 206

obstinate fl
q'", (fever) poyA/2249 ocean Gs.- 0.fiph
;

Obstruct (block) /49 (be in o'clock i6fP

the way) Jt. pct.ober roily
obtain '7774 odd (strange) 477%
obtuse (number) 70',g6.1"; (without
form an obtuse angle ,9,g Ah the rest of a pair) 4247: '440..
obverse (of medal) OUP ; (of (jobs) ftPf: /4
coin) M/Og"- /2774 odds tied)
obvious odds and ends 1.9f 3: ;74'"?
obviously /2INCV/71: Skfb
occasion (particular time or odious. fa-.f7h
event) Pi ; (chance) 04% odor Olt/
Vin frac', ; (reason) smell the odor 7447i

gb)21.FP of 1 (about) //4

on occasion 7,4e G')er) off, be --- (cut) #1611147
occasionally ))14 e : G')4"1 ,?;410: (canceled) 44h 964 .;
(leave) iag
Occident .61)46Irtif = )7$4: 149.6 off and on /$A6? x,40:
occidental P-9' eb-od>-,? offend al" 7 C.?Aoe;
occupant ra2c1V. (be disagreeable to the senses)
(of an office) 9421A)ZP:1040' b
occupation (job) pub. (holding) ,9nqer 3'4.y4t.i P, 3'd
dattapib
occupy ,P// ; (take up) d.2" offense (violation of a law) 044
be occupied (person) (tiv&t : en its ; ( attack ) /7
M (room) 7,,f,/ cause offemie ,7hitt 9a
occur (be found) 71 777 take offense 'f'oel).
(happen) R offensive (n..) aps 599653
occurrence offensive, adj. (odor) Orbre,
ter. -
 207

(behavior) rotehri44; oily (rag) OP'. 9/nil;

(weapon) Pit, (hand) /7///;?' f/4'?
offer, vt. (give) 4M ; (a 01.ntrEtont 41) / Pa

drink, cigarette) ,9/21/ ; old (clothes) ; (known

(advice) 77nWr4 (AV for a long time) PO'ff 014

offer, vi. (present itself) 52/17? 0449
old age P 9 &P Cllr" 24
offer, n. g4614Par ciPOZ/760/: 414 old lady 9b34P
m A Ke At% OffeA Ikehe7 1/7L
old man *p/ip
office (place of business) arbetA) old woman f1 G°1'2
AP E be old (man, woman) p.,tr
(post) ()I 773 ; (duty) olden pgi o'rs xeJoeft
./.9/2C ; (religious ceremony) older
41711 eciucl;? be older than
oe/inet. r6m;
offices, through the good OM ONO 011.
(house) Y1 ,?'r
n-- ,,a,g171 get older
officer (in the army) 0.27)-P31. Old Testament
(person elected to a position) old-time .7g.erfeett
olive 90A/r:
official (n.) oh: eit'01/223 olive oil 9001" //j°9°
official, adj. (visit) 9)64, ; olive tree alit b°
(seal) dilY ?")R omen -7.4":: P 7A" il) PP
official uniform p4 4 /7/, omit (leave out) 1-44. *//'74,64

officially /07,4,644) (fail to, neglect) + nega-

offspring 1/c tive imperfect + cib4
often -0/1'1 2/ omnipotent 1.4'4
how often? 24 on /2 1$-7--. 0;
oil Xft (about) Ph

523
 208

on and on elyi4r in the.open

once 3 As ; A 2/J opening (beginning) OVA3r ;
(formerly) C) 7: tt (job vacancy) fr247 fi.0; 1

once and again 1/4 .2 (hole) 02,A, ; (open land)

once in a while %4C 4 /: a ; (opportunity)
once upon a time if/A.4 (--'1D;t 2/g
openly fi 94 g'
at one (at the f;ame time) operate, vt. (a machine) ,?10104;
'e*"" 03,21, (immediately) (a factory) )7`eligA
97th,,,,E operate, vi. (function) Me
this once ..poi,r1-- (perform surgery) Ore,: 3170:
one (adj.) 97; (o'clock) ,7rere..7
t 4oP, 4? operation (process of working)
one (pron.) he:0 r. 723A: heo- 175100h ; (performing)
one by one 9713,e; 03A: 74'144(43) (surgery)
one o'clock 96/22

one of 7,;.r4 + suffix pronoun he in operation /MA-G+ = /14% 9,4

no one ay;91)+ negative verb opinion el', f) . ,)/171Mn
oneself b4 in my opinion 4h3et: %,>74.163
by oneself fh: 14;? opinionated 417 /Wl- 42;?e,
only ../2 opponent 011(.2/ ; (in election)
open (vt.) 474 ; (lay bare) 74/79 04)446
open (vi.) iPA,4 (begin) opportune gq:
e opportunity erk g4 ,9 el at
open (adj.) ; (wound) oppose .../ePeon
; e tz 941 R' ; opposed, be to 91'60 eft,
(question) 776-92 G opposite (n., adj.) -A.164`
be open 74 NI( ; (flowers) opposite (prep.) - %7461,
ye, 5 2 4i . . . //hi? :
 209

opposition. 4 a 7b ; (persons be out of order 4407 64)415t

opposing) 9-, .0f°2 = 40 79 bring to order g

oppress (treat harshly) ea *).; in good order n e:,
41
(of weather, of trouble) in order that .4% fill, fp-
?fad-Si E h ((Jai e orderly, n. (in a hospltal) IAA;
oppression Toy, (soldier assigned to an officer)
oppressor int r 460.
opt oeDZ /12 orderly, adj. (class) 1vue0P,:
optician RAI: err C'
?ma i> (desk) fietut-V
ontion Peaa tifr
opulent t.;1§.,
- tiOxiirb ordinal e2
*bs loil dskr9 n ;
or OAP ; (otherwise) ANMAU ordinance g g,3
oral _(examination) 9I' ; ordinarily 1511,,edthoD2, et).
(medicine) gg fir ordinary 7.4) ; (price) ?Map&
orally .0 organ (part of something) ,M4
orange fieOVI (musical instrument)
orange juice 94C.A 977 gra? e organization
orator *-br.96 (organizing) Olit/6.91P
orchestra qap./-6-4): organize (a party) ,a,X;
ordain tOn5; c o,dpn. ) ,71/8 (a committee) ,?.t.terb;
ordeal 490,7411 2Ie_ fry.04 (work) ,2
order, v. (command) h Ng; Orient jeceAqr
(manage) orient (v.) 00h
order, n. (command) 0/.;
Oriental py.ib: ivet.)4114, Aea-
(sequence) t4b' (condition) printal pi?) et44,0
itA)C/ ; (degree) Az.°4; orientation (direction) P?#fling
(rciligious organization) (inclination) NI/h,
?Vilan57 a origin 017
(orderly conduct) gr,,,6 n. (of painting)
 210

(of written text) 99P out there wiR

eh. be out tis_
orc, ; (of

original, adj. (first) gdeAdDely; the house) ITAY, )24(44.0ti

vort
(new) ,7 g., h ; (creative) 6-4. o a
ee el; 3 en book) Jpir s ; (be
(at first)
originally (at 4022i0/26,,P..; finished) ,,,30
(in a fresh way) 10;4' outbreak 0, VP
originato (vt.) h erb1.1b64 Sm4 outcast X1/4 ev.91": 1601434
ornament (v.) V13 /71 outcome Iv.
ornament (n.) 3r outdated, be NOV i" P/44
ornate 477 J7/77 ; (of outdoor 9a u er
style in writing) rei41076 outdoors ea ''
orphan 701)-Y-.. outer 9e a
4...0
orthography 9,56' h p q outfit, n. (equipment) tig.q6-PA
ostensibly 6)2: 7170 ; (costume) (4.0/)

ostrich /71%' dutgrow =

other 11) outing e

any other fb 911t.htkvi 4e27 .

each other )4"/): /741/5P119. or outlet (of lake) eiV4.471 ;

reciprocal stem (electric) 9P4U`r 0"9/5)24,2
somehow or other CAllg...0),16:v outline, v. (give a summary of)
otherwise (else) ,Ph /Wei.; //L// E tarn
(outside of it) / (draw the outer lines of) f,914,
ounce_ el) outline, n. (drawingl 114
our 9r: atio (short summary) ,74'7h7$4 "rede
ours Qf .(line that shows the shape)
c.}uroelves
oust h 410127 outlook (view)
out )2 r a (prospect) 9.eoh: dip= A kg;
rolv
 211

214.9!1°, Vie9" 1440 over (prep. ) /7 & -04,

out-of-date, be --- A/ 44 (more than) n - mh07
outpatient eD 1,h fri5 over, adv. (once more) ity91,42e;
output plecdo .51b (above) 721/,'
outrage (v') 'Tub 7 54 .4'1 fel over and over again g,,2 P9'
h n)
outrageous over here weu.: :r9
outright ( adj . ) 4 PP..9 over there 417,0 E
outright, adv. (direct, openly) be over (finished) 161

9Alit ( at overall //7 04

once) Or. 40je overcoat v7epi
outrun /)4. arj ,e, db overcome (vanquish) ""Si s ;

outside (n.) e0"er (render unconscious) //tA 7:

outside (adj.) Pea 41b (greatest ),tes7
possible) J7tV74 overdo nit27/713 ), 44 ; (cook
outside (prep. ) te,* too long) 716fri, /.2b
outside (adv. )VO4 'Teo- (exaggerate)
outside of this nil overdue (bills) *.ollacriffials. tPg4)
zids eseo-
at the outside (of a schedule being late) AW
outsider 94-v. &o. 2: 0 64 Nip
outskirts %I?? 0a 1 44' overflow ( vt. ) 04 96
outstanding (distinguished) overflow ( vi . ) fbei)11 ki
OW 96 ; (unpaid) overgrow h;4.5
"in .P.11 79
Ce c k 0.1 overhaul (inspect) GOGart
be outstandin a 9) ao 6 960.50 (catch up with) g a/5 1.7R)
outward (adj. ) ?ea igb overhear j'eto s r40: IS

outward (adv. ) eht 111 overload '2 ea /77 7 I /7

ovation. : ins overlook ( ignore) ; (fail
oven eve ; ( for bread) to see) ez r)ezi. ;
e,1 61)) L j
f).
 212

(have or give a view over) owe M. + noun + 'Mg;

-204P: (He owes me fifty dollars
overnight, adv. (during the night) lifo : Ah4,9 #

0,4:4 A. p; owing to /7 912)7119

(in a very short time) ova -24?
rinIc..47 I q gb : own, vt. (possess)
stay overnight own, vi. (confess) )7 2'/
overpay 41: : >711.h own (adj.)
overpower 17.7$ G, , '7.7 94 be on one's own
override (disregard) 1,01. one's own M1/5
(be more powerful than) Aftr) owner oh/0
overrule 7h /7 In ownership oh4 P257' Oh lin?
overseas 01.° ,7761.., 1/4-7; a: OM ox 'no
oversee

oversight, by fi )..)A p
overstate pace (v.) mg.,: aree.Y% M
overstay 2,4 4,ef .07 pace (n.) j74.6elig
overt 92g' pacific (people) h4.927' 96240X)
overtake (come upon unexpectedly) (era) Mob
4, 01,9 ; (catch up) pacify (soothe) %0/2h $
02, n (bring peace) )74,2,2
0v er.1:11:017 74 n pack, vt. (a trunk) t7.422 Vy414 ;
overtime /)10: 74efi I fPeP (mules) 11 (crowd into
overturn 7h4f)/ mass) 7ezii°
overwhelm (overcome) A 4 h/14 pack (vi. ) g9a)-43%

be overwhelmed ../11>in pack up/7)0M

overwork (vt.) 17n 7/102 TM/' AO. pace, n. (load) frbg (of.
overwork (n.) 9 etA)b) g;? cigarettes) ,71
 213

Package #1.) houses)

pack animal eribip, ,/79? painting frvd4

nackhorse pair (n.) 110, 1i,
pact p-4 pajamas rgef,
pad (of paper) MY/die/A: .4111441 I) palace 471: ) ?/44)A
(layer of soft material) palate 4 3.1'
ofigfi: 6P4A pale (person) 9 74o7 ; a
nacl(lle (v.) cfr//4 (stars) 2,12#2/ ..M
paddle (n.) 091#6/ be pale 7L /77
pagan tz7 pallid 974 of
paganism tripp, aysvvh2 palm (plant) /4.92120 (of
page (of book) ?g, ; (event hand) en, 91
worthy recording) Pe$64 palpate R, 711 h
(messenger boy) ,n, palpitate rn tt'
pagination 19 70% pamphlet `77 ? h eiu IA
pail I : pan 011/71
pain (v.) J7 a1269b(C0) pane, window IMO NOON MN.
ofvb.4,40?3
pain, n. (ache) (9)"...9 panel (part of door, wall) hp)
(distress) /4"jd'A (group of speakers) 2 2;
fool a pain in y..,ereD(e.0) panic (vi.)
take pain:; -Mt = g,2a-ts r 74 fall' panic (n.)
nainful, be 177 ; pant (breathe quickly) ft: Op 74/441
(be distressing) h efr mnm (speak in short gasps) pyg,g.
paint, vt. (cover with paint) gibri, O'er: Oct':
(;lescribe) panther ,75e.
paint, vi. (draw) I pants h. 6
paint (n.) paper 04 ; (newspaper)
_winter (who paints pictures) 63 ; (essay,
of Odi (who paints report) till?4 477
142
 214

parable po ti, parch (roast)

parachute Ai 3 11 (dry up) n 24 yb
parade (v.) fi rfol /-f 9'40 parchod corn Q740:170/im'
parade (n.) /j) parched grain 914 ,
lx,radise 7 t parchment M.7
paragraph ,771Pg pardon, v. (release from penalty)
parallel, v. (run alongside) ZrA = '4)47 (4) 4;74 j
4',7;241; (be similar (forgive) 10161'
to) lier04/M pardon (n4.) Pet,4;^
parallel, n. (lines) "72(417, ask (someone's) pardon gi 4. :

6rtp/deb C ; (comparison) 7916

pare (cut off the skin) ,/77;
drat:7 a parallel iapti...Abt4fi, (reduce expenses) 4' 0
parallel, adj. (lines) parent GOO
(similar) 4crostooip-77 dy a) 15 44 parents eo4
parallelism ar 1,/v5p parentage /474 : 4/2
paralysis (fp /344 4 parental p ea
paralyze 7j O t '744,7 ; (stop parenthesis ftll
4,
the movement) H.--/ parenthood a)01-' 09143
be paralyzed °"4/7: 6 of (with parish Ain' ; (the people)
fear) n,?;; (of 9,,i2O $ eV, h9
traffic) 4/49 park (vt.) ,208.1/
parasite (plant) ef c7 $41 ; Park (n.) d'ard?
(person) nha?" = 7'Z,7rf : Re 2, caw parley hi49
narasol 3", parliament-. ibve: /241
paratrooper Sfe: h ,4" lf),y(L parlor 0-9/4),.:: fr44
parcel (n.) '1 4 (of land) parochial (having to do with the
parish) P4 2 II ;7
narcel post n7A )7,14530 (narrow, limited) (» 7791;
pahs
 215

parrot f)11911 be particular 14 /7? f 16 96

parsimonious in particular /TM,
part, vt. (force apart); particularity Oh 71 /720
eg, 7.Z" t ,il)17016 particularly filth,
(separate) 1, ,17.29 ; (divide) partisan (supporter of a person)

776.4 g9.9d, ; (guerrilla) 9,E,401

part,(vi.) (017A41 h9616; 4121
(separate) MI? partition (v.) 0)20,44
part (n.) frj,d) ; (share) ,¢, CIF ; partition, n.(division) OAdmatieW
(responsibility) efeto/P ; (dividing panel) 0/0: "ot

(member of a grotp) S
partly

(in a play) P..# partner ;54' 9 0*-6

parts (region, place) S7Cileet.91 p.7.rtnership -7) eP
for my part /j j% /7V. eu Arix64 partridge
for the most part part-time oleo% 44,7
,,170e0.73 211 party (entertainment) c9W2/1;
in part /7724)4 (political) e714 tVs " 41;
play a part pj-- (each of the persons in a

take part It 59'4 lawsuit) 7174 (group

h of people) ag
partial, be to h pass (vt.) ,74%4 ; (hand)
partiality HI fill,. %hhei_i >714//h
partially iv 4 (give) ilirn ; (the red

participant 71V.04, light) /9/17

participate ./9744-- tf pass, (vi.) )74,4 ; (change)
particle #1n2? MCDM ; (of a bill) to
particular (n.) ??CSC A si)
particular (adj.) 0/P..: pass around 71 h h
 216

pass away (go away) ;44 past (adj.) of h4

(die) ,7,44. (president) 044r
pass out (vt.) 4; past (prep.) ,17/$4': ijko
let pass ,7444. , in the past 77 .44 t /144,1

(opportunity) 7nibh/Y1(40-) paste (v.) 4/724.

pass, n. (permission) 96,.021: pastime 4'2r 07444,9
au 96? ; (passage through past tense 2101
mountains) N64.-31.. nU4: pasture 07.) a
01,44 h kJ' pasture (n.) 9,71n
passage (passing) .0744' pate:h, v. (a tire) hind*,
(corridor) Gri7446.-P; (per- (trousers) /724,

mission to pass) 9il91 '4.954; patch up (repair) fir,1% Pao;

(trip) ,W (from a book) (settle)
P patch, n. (on tire) 417 ; (on
bcok passage /1dl% cf.,/ trousers) ?6'h ; (for a
passenger a-by E y(40.6, wound) 417
passer7by 03 7,er paternal %/2.i'V
passing (11.) 99 patcrnity alf21
passing (adj.) h44 path c: almvp
in passing 0)741 patience
passion 1i 6 patient (ii.)
have a passion for n '92.012 patient (adj.) 2161A
Gei 2, 2,
passivq,%yAte J.419$ patrimony 9e:04/160"
9:41/2",i patriot 74-3; 9 neog - 4 0-2 enl
_

(disposition)

passport fjeh6' eo G 1.9% r/i patriotic J2e: giba:

past,..n. (past history) ,97,77, patriotism eve: 410e
(time gone by) patrol (n.)
patron g, 3 or
fl 9
 217

patronie (be a regular customer) end a czar ) 9/ 4,p

Ainr :5 ea ( suppor t)
GI
be at peace a
make" peace '04116
patron saint ,&e,"). break the peace R ?A 4 44
pattn, n. (of rug) SAL 9 ; Peace Corps c)/,0.442' 11;
(for dress) 1, ; (example) peaceful (calm) R*F".fh;

(liking peace) 4 welYi9

pauper /2 in poach
rause (v.) OP b peacock ii
nause, n. (rest) d6gPj peak (of mountain) rrg ; (of
(brief stop) 6,.;1 power) fog
pave, v. (cover with a pavement) peanut pi% fro .

,/77 rdelfigmeTwittes4sessa2sici7 pearl 44

Paveraent 974 5,414 *- peasant Wge
paw (n.) Rs pebble /'7/77 a
peck (plc% up) hf660

, (strike
1)awn (v.) %/1:-9# ;

pawn (n.) with the beak) niA

ray (v.) (be profitable)
,°) ti4 peculiar 9/hVi 41"
cf/ribn; (yield a salary) secularity Gy 9. in 0
h 71" pedal (n.) OTC 7 tag
pay attention 60. Uaipn peddle .7?//4:
pay back cibhh por.161er /744t1
pay down fift%gtaPet:* Ybh-, pecicntrian 9?"
tray (n.) rbil/ necl:
payment (giving of m.)ney) peel (vt.) hm
q7 (that sthich is peel, vi. (of paint) 79624
paid) )4%P (of skin) %.197476Z4 a
nea noel (n.) n.
peace 44P ; (agreement to pccp, v. (look cantiout:ly) Xd) :
533
)ale
 218

ir (begin penny I,
to ..4.)pear) -17041 424' M.; pension (v.) , --- off /72.Z.44:
(chirp) 631"4.0 '7A 2/1 I /77. 444= el)
peer, v. (look closely) pension (n.) 9/ii.t.i' 4/74)

7461,4,70 ; (corao into pensive, be OM OMID

sight) Pentecost 941/441)/72, 3

peer (n.) penury g'f

!-)eerless 4916 : h people (v.) h4.4
( n. ) 143 en peonle (persons) 410, ; (persons
pelt (n.) belonging to a nation) A202.;
aen, n. (for writing) .060 (family) /2P
(small enclosure) inp Rep n. ) 1.071
penal code 9e05AnY:. 41,0412g, 9 P922231 ac4°:
penalize 0/7/ peppery fief'" "n??
ponalty
....... #4 , (under-
nonance yheh stand) If (6)
do penance lheh 79 percent fie/pp
pencil inceM: percentage oor nofi% meat/fr.
nendulurn 44,3: //12
9 9, 7,a/ perception
penetrate (enter into) 7/2 12022pl.yf3 (person)
(find out) rele.re?); (analysis) OM&
(pierce) /0 perchance /DP
penetrating /140 percussion g. gv
neninrula "Peop per diem '/i/Gf)

pf-nitence 3 hell peregrination 71/1/

penitent 9R g perennial (plant) g SP/'
nenitentiary eDE/2.4,7 460: vrEivie (river)
penknife lin r,
eoP' 137h: 1.90P"P67.4,405
p-..:nniless tsig:3 tt3'
f
(continus) 171,) :.f/ J Or
 219

norfect (v.) 22644.11W4' APAL./ periodical (n.) OR'A)

perfect, adj. (without defects) periodically Neel) #A4
; (exact) ?)?06 ; periphery 2, C
(excellent) ive (flawless) perish 9eb71.;
peill")? (fruit) 4'g'
perfection (condition of being perishable en /20-
perfect) Isi3 7/;' Pe/Aea, i'Derjury fititi/5P$ .91'194)7C
OUP; ; (act of perfect- permanent ,i)ez
inch) Q7 *4' 49 ..gg z 9 permanently h IA6) ! 2' hrAf,Wa
perfectly /1,12,?17 f?;? vp.09 permeable a 962 ib
perfidious /17 permeate (of rain, water, ideas)
perforate /)/) /MO ; (of smell) he gy
norforce t9-e; permissible, be OA
nerform, vt. (a task) d. R I permission
4/7 049 5 (an operation) grant permission A 04
'IA 47 permit (v.) S 9'g
7)erforraance. (carrying out) fj permit (n.) 96.9T at 41674
44,10?.91".;

(presentation on a stage) perpetrate 6. n

7.c 4,-)A (of an actor) perpetual 947121541 ill #16'
aesr,h ; (of a singer) /a., perpetually 1,4 A 2/, 140.7i1r
nerfornor ers °(11 perplex Wm =
perfuiae (v.) Pi ap2 perplexity (condition of being
nerfurae (n.) perplexed) eib,gc 741
nerhaps jib fle) (something that confuses)
peril ,Z,0 9a g, $74'
perilous ,i,e,77 persecute (harass) 71 2C;
neriocl Ma; 3 2/1 (in school) (oppress)
(punctuation persecution c7 Lag'?
mark) r porseverc fb. a-0/74)Xl: izevs
53 0'4
 220

oersist (keup on) yeinh ; (belief) 37eivp

(last) 00 pertain (apply, refer) M14 ,2,4
persistent (rain) 5791),te (belong to) #7/2.; Pen S.
(effort) 169.04 fri '11)4421 fifiv
person kV, (in grammar) pertinent ti7ar PP 99);7;Me`9*
pri; perturb %Ma
in person ai4 pervade (smell, odor)
personage 4etk (joy) 46.4 in P)
personal (matter, property) f94 ; perverse (man, child)
(relating to a particular Mx's 9112a: P,A004)
individual) t?/0.1: fa25,7: f7e mind) hat5 (reasoning)
7ersonality riAcidez /27/i0
(personage) 4a>. pervert (a remark) Pd114
personally (by oneself) i/, (the mind, tha taste) Pin475'
(as far as oneself is concerned )pest : IA* ; (someone
On77.
who annoys) agek PC
personify (represent a person) pester OP 'to i2rb pe'
(fWM ; (represent in pestilence 474- e
one's own person) 9' - pestilent (deadly) eve/ff.;
p44: (irritable) ,1/,'
personnel &Ub'7: p3stle /1$6.1
perspective ,i1,74.7 62 4/2 pet, v. (stroke) re, on ;

perspicacious .)/'7/192, trallb (treat with special kindness)

perspicacity A11.9

perspiration net (n.) haY.4 = 144

perspire n leo-) petition (v.) 4 AO: ,;04/2
persuldo "1900 petition (n.) ;174/:j"
persuasion (persuading) /27/0/771 petrol AN?:
r 61 t'
0(3%)
 223.

petroleum 1/Aq physiology 74 10,..

petty (official)
f icial ) //0/41) 0 piano rict
(detail) 9gYA4 /?: 17.001 pick, v. (roses) ,6172 ;
nharmacist ir j P f' '7°? (coffee, fruit) %fbab ;
pharmacy 01),C 1 IP 4P (choose) (1/72 ; (the
phase (part) PO:4 ; (stage of teeth) 3.0e 5
development) gle..e777..-444 (take) reil
pheasant rii.97/) pick on (choose) G'27447 ;

phenomenon (circumstance that can (tease)

be observed) IVAfr2P pick out °Wig,
(something extraordinary) pick (one's) pocket ,2,2 44614:
.PA 0rox = cA pick up hi"?6//2 ; (passengers)
philanthropy ; (lift) P7$41/
philosopher 6,../>0. pick, n. (tool) ; (choice)
philosophy .4,>4;$' yr °en ; ( crop) /2/6".'
phone (v.) 44)v b eg 0/4 pickpocket yi.h. e0.0eiv
phone (n.) picnic (n.) &;.'fia
:-.)honograph 7'fr2: aP 4a),7' picture, v. (paint) '0 ;

phony ea)..71 Weser:. ')e) 7 6 g (imagine)

photo ep 96.4 AA1
photographer op picture, n. (painting) tf.AJthiA ;

phrase 1249
(n.) (dWiCriPtiOn) 61957hen
physical (related to material (film) & kV> ; (photo)
objects) 94 4 (activity) a)vo.$
(illness)
; 4P4,03;7; take a picture e4V444P ;
(laws) 94 4. r picturesque a.9)- Op dyer y4
physician <h 72. gb piece
physics &le ril) break to pieces `513/42Pjni.;
ez)
rdi
 222

fall to pieces (book) pilot, n. (of ship) port,e,77V;

1/1,124 (house) (of plane) '/e0.07*-;, fX.
4.1E4 4 (car) 0444'4 AO"), pimple .07,e
pierce (of a bullet) /14 (of pin (n.) 4rphisil 9eDZ,11 aVed-v;
enemy forces) TA, 7Q (badge) '4 °^9
(of a needle) 40,0 (of the pincers 04 yin
wind) t/444 7/7 (affect) pinch AvnAl (cause
distress) .969
pierc:ing (voice) niVP 04) ;.; pink (adj.) , 4.01Pee

(scream) z 90217To pioneer (n.) ticf I 4016

(wind) ,7 '313 = gay 79c1
pious oforde'
piety Y019P;A7iP pipe (musical instrument) 9'0 3
Pig 20* (to smoke) Z-, (of
pigeon C 917 water) 9172
pile (place in a heap) eAhh 9/2(34' i/G.d> 49/2e;
pirate
iload) 3.r
pile up noTI. pit (hole). 7P2A. ; (seed
pile (n. ) 40)41 1.9.04'; of ft uit) t% to
(wood) 9* 6 z3 pitch, v. (ball) cozaz
pilgrim 701 (tent) 71,74
pilgrimage, make a IMO MO efts
12.4h.P'M pitch in
pill n%; pitch, n. (of voice) giod
pillage (v.) (thick substance made from
pillage (n.) tar) 412 "1r3
pillar pitch-black nry7.9--b: az 49
pillow pitch-dark 111./10 s ,ph en
pilot, pitcher (ves:;-1) OW 4C Ao,f
(a plane) S.2, (who throws the ball 'to the

53g
 223

1.atter) % )7 91.120 (necktie) 7 r: PA. 44,2

(hoinely)
pitchfork
nitcou:.; era 0/1 plain (adv.) da'r
fall OIPP4P)
. plaintiff
pitiful (deserving pity) p.,40 plait (v.) '70105
nitile::s, be atiorl 9% plait (n.) 9g9IC: '92721
pity (v. ) h//5 (h) plan, v. (devise) 1.bag J 0
nits' (n.) C/O9fg (intend) h4/2 ; (design)
have pity on VI50I9 .; 5J, 4.
)lace (v.) c"4 V)0177; plan, n. (drawing) ITO ;
(appoint) Cib,e,n (congi- (scheme) ; (intention)
dence) ; (identify) PPP (h M
,714(469 make plans '796 9
place (house) plane (v.) 67
(job) (to& ; (duty) 741W plane, n. (tool used in woodworking)
in place of ?d 02., (airplane)
talze place 7 47 r 1%4. gar° )2e466°, (level) A43;
talte the place gr4 plane (adj.) ire9
nlacid
m- Rte- planet 1hp
plaque, v. (pester) Ii 96.; °lank
(afflict with direpstes9494/5 nlant, v. (flowers)
be plagued (by locusts) (wheat) Not ; (stakes) OA
F174 (policenon)
;

plaque (n.) GaLC (a doubt) hOegz L op)

plain (n.) 4? g plant, n. (trees, herbs) dd
plain, adj. (home) (factory) 4/76,2
(food)
; (clear) 62/411 plantation iner
Ai/ (cloth) (2T-11; 4 plaster (v.) AM
plaster (n.) 41) 7
53!
 LL*

n. (tli.. ;it) ensantry cfbAgi, 75,42:24)

(sheet of metal) eAle.ev; please 6.),?/),Q /.)0
(illurtration) (wdI) please: .2/2,2
plateau be pleased 82,h: ',Aft))
platform cibg Z. b (statement pleasing 9624.5;0,2, hA
of a group's policy) ab..06/ pleasure (n.) arg/5
platoon par p (desire) (fl2 0') .1/40,46

platter afford pleasure tkiird4,4 seh: Mr

play, (v. ) ePer4 (the drum) take pleasure 42,h74
0,j1 ; (the trumpet) 504 pleat (v.) ngi
(the harp) 2426 pledge, v. (promise solemnly)
play (n.) drb ; (performance b4i)t 40 ; (bind by a promise)

of a drama) -6 I G ; (fun) 7/7

; (move in a game) Hr pledge allegiance path 0 :1)4 :70
player .eftr4 97,% pledge, n. (solemn promise) 46.
playful 14 dri 4,2,;9 ( sign of ;

playground 9'obtrrgeo: friendship) e L.97623 -F

playing card Q01(3349.F; (something given as a guarantee)
playmate r
plea (appeal) en) c ; (excuse) pledge of allegiance d'h drhe0 3

PPi.fR take the pledge .264

make a plea D sign a pledge MI) c .04
plead (argue a case in court) plonipotontiary oh: eri),h, 7 /441023
741274; (entreat) dn$.:::: plentiful, be MEM 4111110
91,h
At/DV.- h9640; (offer as plenty 11)/2
an cxcure) 917k21271; 4'72 plenty of 41.i"
pfead guilty Dave plenty eit'15/60-)
pleasant 82 h 76'24 perlisghj?4,1 pleurisy 4? f55)1 fa*

510
 225

pliant (vine) 041 /I) m plunge, vt. (thrust)

(branch) Ika7//97r ; (twig) (a dagger) AV
(behavior) 9aTi)4.04: plunge, vi. (rush into) NO:
7//) : (into the
pliers '7/17 water) 10, 7'2
plight fr?

plod ,7/./ 707)

&-
plural
plus (prep.)
Ore
4.ed1741_,,,
plot (v.) digar '744 pneumonia fhlT91.41'11;
plot, n. (cons piracy) ,),40 pocket (n.) fah
(small area of ground) *bitbJ pocketbook pC
(main story of a novel)10 pocketknife MM.
plotter itcr podium cfp.,k4p .

plow (v.) ))Gh poem

plow (n.) CIO poet
pluck (chicken) id21 (fruit) poetry. 919D;tntle yto
76/7/0 ; (wends) $1f2&° point, v. (indicate) et, '70
(strings of a harp) azdy (aim) ,g 2/
plug (v.) ail& point at `ti I1
plug in ii?? point out M9 I fr,6W2.0
plug up point, n. (tip) er33( (main
plug, n. (niece of material to part) 4 7e 9' =c2 4°
:

stop a leak) 0,44 ; (elec- (situation, stagc) ;

tric connection) 9P4 ;e: eiMfrZS (place) fl./7 ; (trait) /1?f4.;

plumb, line 4/: 7 /L (unit of scoring) f rw

plumber are- m)&74r at that point M2: /41?1 S
plumbing nipa etA)b- be on the point of + imper-
plump 944 fect + /16
plunder (v.) N44 come to the point 4: 577; /4P9Z
pluncic:r (n.) //4 to a certain point nymi4
 226

to the point of 0,2 + t.11icy (principle, plan of action)

imperfect + 1.11 (written
pointed 'A6," f,/4 agreement about insurance)

(gun) 974,e, Ph,: ev.o)

fee P
pointless (blunt) Pte Aorp; polish, v. (shoes) /771A7
; (door

(having no purpose) 441 /21)1 Pei knobs) GO/M7a ; (improve)

point of view hiP819 ;? S6 h

poison (v.) $a?) 4'2/1, 3 i7'5 polish (n.) 6frh.fp
(spoil) i'1/0 polite 94-hp (society)
poison (n.) "De,/ politely a e pp
poi sonotw (fp 57./j ,./.412> politeness pAPP
poke (with finger) CO e0r9 ; political 9 .rh.4
(with elbow) '7-eser) ; politics "0/4 e ; (principle
(the fire) 1;44'4 related to politics) 97%
poke fun ?X4 /Wh
Poland y-n4 ywre pollute fi 2/e7
tole (timber) 00401 "?,47217. pollution 11;
(either of two opposed P(--2111). tg411) Cr: t"' 1
opinions) Ca 7 3 (either pond 77- to
end of the earth's axis)

North Pole 94
South Pole
9PAY'
-ponder ?) X /77
pool Pvly
poor
ffilM9
; (district)
C..ie

(food)
4244

polemic (n.) 4,02s %55: ar obi') Pr

police (v) 4/0 /1424 ( education) i2 1A111;
police (n.) .91/1../) (attendance) 7/>V'r
egf
police curt 19.974 ,49452 1461:;4 poor health 97a9 :
policeman 5,4 DU. Y? 49,2

police station 74,h, /72/1,.?5/1.), of poor quality acq

 227

poorly S 74. 2: et re
4,,1,2, (der.:ribe) 7/g
feel poorly m 7f pone, vt. (plac .n a certain
,7AMoYev'fb position) ,740.077/72 ; (a
pop, vi. (tilloon) eni1)...1701.:2/13 problem) 02
(of cork pose, n. (something done to fool
pop in 44,-. rlh someone) a09"/FR %AhO160
pop open 4 y g position (posture)
pop up n ?,P i?ib; ;3/ (place) /144, MY' ; (sob)
2.7. /24 : 4412 ttdob ; (standing) fg, zy,
popular (belief) ) p'//71, ; (way of thinking) ,7t.ft'
(government) 2/ A7 = Pviafr24 9e2.7.P 1/2R
(price) "b/77M ; (song) be in a position Yh
Raw%) (well liked positive (cure) f,e62Mr; (definite:
generally) 4(.0.(2).2, = '/ana OerTe.e/3 ; (affirmative)
populate n4 y ha.e, 9 WA-4' (constructive) me 941
poTalation ep) Hi) 9 P7?2 , 07'e (electric charge) eg)3,21,
,)orcelain 9 positively a.741 9r
?orch _Pi/ possess .1//(e97) ; (occupy) .9#
porcupine 'AC possessed Q744) 6,
ponk g4to,'- etA"-, possession MP, (control)
770
1-.orrictge : erq .2 ; (land

port CORI 4 under control of a government)

porter 4-M,212
(of hotel) 1/49.4 come into pos5tat.:3ion /?1,4:0"5
portfolio pea take possession 744 nn
portion (v.) ,79)4Sh possessor ohgp
portion (n.) 72di4z= 2'C6 possibility 944'4
portrait eLA) /54 nossthlo /2..,gehni/ f 42A15
portray (make a picture) 10 be possible Abel'
5'13
 228

nosHblv 0)1 pound, v. (grain) ifV;f.;

post, v. (station, assign) (beat, strike) ,e,fiAg;
11; ; (put into pound, n. (weight) ;

the mail) IMO: P271 (money) .0)40.1A-

(display public notice) /$47M pour, vt. (cup of coffee) ;

post, n. (piece of timber) .)177P.7" (water on plants) "2/721,/,

.112
(place where (into a jug) vham
one is stationed) 9.7001,4 41'.; pour, vi. (stream) lzhn ;

(job, position) ; (rain heavily) a )4.2

(mail) ;114 pour out 4 nh
postage -,91)17 d poverty ,Z*5.Pt
post'yon 44 I'9e7067/ powder, v. (make into fine
post card V.e. particles) S'6 (sprinkle)
posterior 1°)W
posterity WA 4, : 9'02 tV: poev; powder, n. (dry material in
po:.7trlan 7/),./1.; "2(0 fine particles) A.09 ; (for
post office /1 di' 4;1 the face) Egia ; (gunpowder)
post Of:Eic:e box 9740: rf ; (explosive), onp
postpone )740 0#3 powdered milk g 'P eDyP
posture 004/7% X29?) power 01A4 ; (authority) PM ;

pot (earthenware container) /5 to (of argument) ww,;7

(cooking vessel) 470e (ability) 2541 ; (electric)

potable heiv-wr 90249°1

potato F dfr3
powerful ; (voice) .,0411
pctentate 7r practical /hoilr 404' .gd)6'
potter ;5k* t,v be practical e(4)k:. 0. 7'
pottery 9°)?: evk practice, v. (put into actual
poultry use) sien ; (perform repeatedl,
 229

to learn) /$0412 ; (work at precept (rule of conduct) gb,i, 41

a profession) Wit' (maxim) P4/10
p.,ctice, n. (habit) I an' nrecinct 0/24
(repeated performance) A APR .
precincts 00, (of

(actual use of something) 7/24' town) p4 4

(of a doctor)
pie, precious (costly)
be in practice /2 eLAJ (highly valued) 4/.50.1
practiced (adj.) & e // (loved) 90?0,kel (refined)
prairie ?vie. 0.84 4 teP
praise, v. (glorify) '741075. precipice 7
(srp,a% fav,,rably of) ,?)056 precipitate (bring about)
praise (n.) .9109 /)riM ; (hurl down)
pray (vt.) A (1Z'5 "i?Voh
pray (vi.) g/79 precipitation (haste) 1,21'13;
prayer g 4-0 (rain) //W
offer prayers R 17.0P. 47 precise (careful) /17/A0
Preach MV (strict) IV* (accurate)
preacher 40a ?7 tihr
orecantion 1r4/9.; at the precise moment 4P
(warning) 01/M2/Otte prccisely (exac ly) A/2 ;

take precautions (accurately) fi 7 Pfr?

precede (happen before in time)
veoare.exIII
precision h r5?
(be before in 2Ecicursor 411R
rank) /7,1117 ; (he before in predeceser Mid ,e407 fMk-fge
place) 46 ;7 40' Pn, nrecie.stined Hen- ne/Picifv4,40.- Rah
precedence 0,g. (124.12 predetermine 1,'0524,7,... 494
tak.! precedence 5,490.?,,, predicatri (n.) '449- VI)
h 16.4 a predict
preceding 0,4e/721/A4
r4r
prediction. 9.W
 230

predilection av co, re f2; proscription fte7262; 119$ 15 I/,/'

have a predilection. a ,12.g
pr,:clominant (pr..wailing) presence car e
fi-f7. /24 1'P',U# present, v. (submit) ,7401/2 ;
(greater in power) 9fihM (give as a gift) 4/51h400 ;
preeminent, be --- (a drama) ; (introduce)
Preface (n. ) do A.0 ,7/799916 j, (difficulties)
prefer OG,V ; (like) ei./7
teD /92
preference, have for present, n. (gift) timd; ;

give preference (present tense) ,NA?:

pregnant /* Ca; at present ',it.;
(animal) yl Oet present (adj.) St)'//'
become pregnant e f present: (in school) 2s1P
premature 2/ia)1 y /),t,g ty> be present $04 ciiitri), jfj
011
Premier M 001 dy hi4e )re ant) 444
premises presently (now) 147 ; (soon)

premium, n. (price) 3'a; 17 4e

(payment) Peg.? present tense 11).,, 211
premium (adj.) 2egor preservation a 02 0
preparation preserve (v.) r)/ /19'x'
be in preparation preserve, n. (tract of land where
prepare Pd/.9,Z ; (meal) Lif&' animals are protected) 9 e.,
(a medicine) .062 en) '61 $ CGS 4

preponderant f,Q4' preserves 94C euk 14'90

prescribe /1/// preside, over (act as chairman)
be prescribed (of duties) a fi. 46T aPY /26'1;1* 1PL..;

; (of textbooks) (have control over) 4/'ro flm

ffilA a President p le ?"1

r.4 (3
 231

press, vt. (iron) T 7, i4 ; (clasp) pretty (adv.) /71-1.03

<Thranin ; (a button) (124.; prevail (win) 744V ; (predominate)
(squee::e out) efnP1S: ,>49/7 ,79'I ; (persizt) IP;

(the trigger) 417 ; (hug) prevalence 9, 'p

VI7 ; (urge) prevalent, be WW1 ON. ONO

4-- ,7 4710; (push) 701 ,)9h

press clown era33 $ prevent r h 7 h )"?..4
press, n. (printing) c9 e P/ P= aVii.; preventive (n.) derP yVi 7J
(machine to crush) th 4760 dh 0
0'b preview. OA .Ph
1746

onv ; (newspaper) "4/VP previously WII/: A()

go to press d'd'al? price (n.) 9,9 (what must be ;

pressing (urgent) 7/)41,0 paid to obtain a thing)

(important) iWA erbegrO
pressure (stress) iIfb,/ priceless la42-- a-
(of air) y fzi: 9 ; prick (with needle) eg/,.7 ;

(insistence) 2¢.4y1 (with claws) 2, 1.7)M

bring pressure on '71)72,4 prickle (n.) '31d41' )7 XI/
prestige y)1)0 prickly Oi/e,
prestigious /1111): pride 729kP ; (person giving
presumably .91) op) others satisfaction) a Y29c"I
presumed q6/2 04 priest (ph
presumptuous Ali a priesthood
pretend I eh 4P- ,00045 priestly o?.*,41
preteaso (oxcue,o) 4' i2 T z lmarily (above all) n si4Ar ;
(false display) hAivrid) (principal y) ft ell) e-34
proto:ct /t/)f "bp up primary (original) aro 4,74 f
:pretty (adj. ) 717 ; (moderately (chief) 5°
large) n c YIP . primary school ,a..erz
54 P llep, 4p
 232

be in print A7
prime of life 90 ; be out of print "7140
nrime (adj.) fc printer frk4og
urine minister m 4 / : akt/Ve printing
primer oevog : ?QI9 printing press 0V 47/: 4P
primitive (of early days) 911P; priority ORPP f9
oirpie. and .crude) 904; prison `h/IC=
fit) tovh/22 prisoner .7/1;4
prince 46.4 take prisoner &NV
Crown Prince 49: a)60 privacy (seclusion) /I 'fig:Orb/17
princess Ades? (secrecy)
; co.4,e 4
principal, n. (head of school) private (n.)
Rao, Mite (sum of money) private (adj.) 91900 ; (having
Tr= ThiM no public office) 70
principal (adj.) fp in private /299g
principle (rnlc: or science) private secretary P geh
r21? privation
(basic facto) Oro W4 .".:1447; privilege 4 P: 019 120
(rule of conduct) tt2,?.
(fundamental belief) s7gv 7 r
,.
t(A)C4P ;
47
prize, n. (reward) afiGierRA;
(something very valuable)
962f ,c ,e 9einAT)
as a matter of principle probability Pii9f4
probable, be h negative
int (v.) (write in innerfect + 27i2ibeg0
letters that resemble those probal)ly gb
made by type) /7 nrObe (VA 6blerin
print (n.) 4e, ; (copy of probe (n.) .91 C
.11
ir
picture) ; (imprint) ,),),./r. problem (question nroposed for

8
 23..

discussion) 74,1 ; (difficult (business) peg: ef

issue) P. 9e (in mathe- (sail) &get) (writer) aik
matics) ersP ab %A 4?P% 9n44.4)
procedure &a C 4 profane (v.) 17h
proceed 4)1174 ; (or. a trip) profane, adj. (literature) ihqe.;
Pi' 0/12h (language) 912 9C
proceeding y 7e profess (declare) 74R ;
proceedings "MA; at- ria (practice as a religion) ha .0;
process (n.) ; (set of (pretend) rt f7
actions) profession (occupation) ;
procession nI tg (group of people engaged in
proclaim Ota ; (announce, make an activity) ihib
known) ,7 / e 06.E. 744 professional, aaj. (having to do
proclamation 0 9PX with a profession) eof ;
procure 77-f (not amateur) rcyti-o'bro)
prod, v. (poke) 690.9' 49,1 uo; professor abivVel.::- red-49-1;x
(urge on) 44 proficiency P'?"°j'
prod (n. ) s /719 proficient de
prodigious 90-2,e4470 profile 7 3
produce, v. (make) 14* ; (bring profit, n. (advantage) 11,0
forth crops) )704 ; (in business)
(bring forward) h951 ; (show) make a profit jj7 1Z11.
O9 ; (bring about) profitable (business)
product 110.1- ,4b; Qd2.M7422 (beneficial)
(of farm) A.4)12
production (producing) A/41)47P; Nolfound (learning) pr4# ;
(what is produced) 40`. dV.* (scholar) 1744* Oa)" 46;
Zpia3P (silence) ;14,912; (grief) Y71444
productive (activity) A/4062
 234

proru:le /)4992; promote (tra-Ae) ,?/)41/41, (a

profusely naM/' /24A company) h er):16 Aye: zg ;

prcgenitor Oa); ,,,P,1; (peace) u fir

(originator) pia 7a b.: promoted 9,,g4.11: z V3.1
progeny iia) promotion ./.3.ebP ...b.e"7;
prognosis (pp? 7 "ihitift? (of a campaign) 1-111//410P
program clb,AP prompt, v. (cause to do something)
progress, v. (develop) 09.91-4./2 ; (inspire) iiish96'
.04, AV ; (improve) (remind an actor of the
,0117 words needed) di'vr 4m
prohibit (forbid) trihh; prompt, be ----
(prevent) 7.7 h promptly 602
project, v. (a beam of light) promulgate Oa
/Lime ; (shells) ,.06.imC.; pronounce (declare) -4100.;
(plan) 0,4 (utter the sounds) 14'74
project (n.) ii)g4 :3; 491 57 I pronunciation ,712041 eevg; 49/70
proliferate g.4 proof eq,>air
prolific 69 4.e put to the proof
prologue 04-91' propaganda 9-h/f7V: C.Oloripos7.94
prolong ,?6.1/6D propagate ,746, ern
prolonged (adj.) et..fb: 2.a proper (suitable) -,74. ; (diet)
proninent (well-known) h re 24 ( authorities) ,) epff:
(eyes) fei m/27 ; (hump) !bee.
71:0 Ph proper name Hageap: hit)
promise (v.) 1 ; (give properly a g
reason to '7444
expect) property 3 r Imp;
proni:3e (n.) ?AI 7712a" .961) (land) 62)1o, (attribute) rom
promising 74/)449: Pet.: 744: prophecy 3/2.p
per2 "14
 235

prophesy .H/n) prosper fti940104 fihR7

prophet )/2.# prosperity WA Rt7r,
propinquity ..?ter prosperous (city) i20g7;
propitious (of weather) ,4/7o0?) (business) qtr2cP/,
(of gods) prostitute 6./1: ,ng
proportion (n.) n$ prostrate, v. (throw down)
proportions livnl 75/3g9,/ (weaken)
in proportion to n---e247:4,0)0 ,72,7n
proportionate, be --- itibrlf),5 prostrate oneself (before god)
pro local d76/ (of marriage) h7,4; (before the conqueror)
efibZn 0" rig, a d7//)..: £.f J6
?ropose (suggest) f64/7,; prostrate (adj.), fall ---/ANG
(intend) ,7hn protect (industry) WO (the
proposition (71744 eyes) (freedom)
proprietor Oh4P VIPO'h
propriety (proper behavior) protection di)
40,: etA)C0 protector 907024
proscribe lh 107H protest, v. (object) 741e0 0 ;
prose heg* "7/1 i9 (assert, maintain) 7Inoln,
prosecute (continue) dy1W7,57 protest (n.) (formal
(bring suit against) complaint) Q74,049 "9V :
A9! 4, f P7041) Protestant TalAti.1%;9,
prosecutio. (carrying on) protocol 170;1,24
;WW.J. ON't4? (conduct- protract l.1/40
ing of legal action) 12?? protrude PLia)/27
-)ror:!;Q:t. n. (hoD3) .M41 proud p.4.
(chance) tiat6 (view) be proud1'k
P1;1 prove (show that it is true)
prospoctivc fe0.26;7 Z..97/n (bring proof)
 236

,test the ctuali,.y) psychiatry 9 tiPebr

arbn6. pnychology 914-0i; l /2'0; ?91VeR
provorb public (- ) ep, 2/W
provide (rcquirc) (give) in public oAno0
1749 ; (furnish) pi ojr public (adj.) ?AIM
provide for 117tiyiee/., become public /70):YPOO
be provided with make public fitVg:
Irovidence yy 17 0 ... )2,4 9A9 ipublication Pehfg
Providence 9 fi ,) 4db e Luhlicly (openly) agoOA
province (division of a country) (by the public) /070 #1,,4"
n9 01)A t9i,1 ; (proper work) public oninion 94.%2M: 271)7110
iPga ; (authority) 10)4/92, public school reblf/A)94 Prlie1j4;
provincial (governnent) QMOO, publish (a boola ,24,440;
e9)/ ; (manners) 91Th 7445ii (maize generally known)
nroviion (providing) 6171e ; plthlishc:r w,e2
(stipulation) )2/7.1t5" Aff/.; .:: 661-'5

(plan vide befr-:ohand) ?AR ,lignacious Al /1

eloP: pull 7,44 (a tooth) Oh
provisions /0792 pull ahead OA en,
nrovirional 24-9T pull dom (demolish) ;

provol..ze (arouse) ,71)14 0/,0/,.; (lot r) ,7404.4

(irritate) '7hr/4f/ pun out (vt.) 50h
proximi ty 'C DP v1 pull out, vi. (train) 01;
prw_lc:nce 92,5;7 (troops) /74 z 401
.)ru(1:nit '741: 9i pull up (roc-2:r) UZ
1,c2 prudent ,9? y Of!' (a chair) 62
pry P21) 212 cuiric-try 94p0
Pcalm.3 002/0.e Pulp ew...9
 237

pulpit h 0724. 42iP (merely) JIM

pulsate Pei:Pe! 4 purgative MO OF, ; ).e4

Ace (n.) purge (empty the boutas) Viiportv$

pulverize (grind to a powder) (rid of) ,7b4074

U016 ; (annihilate) ,tv,Rert purge 942 g hibgbr: .P
pump (n.) forw.P: purify % m
pumpkin go purity (being pure) 'IAA: enn/3.;
mnch, v. (a ticket) (innocence) ?PAP
(in the nose) /7i/ /72 : purpose (need) 4;.7.;
punctual 40 tv?6, (aim) 9/5/,49-
Eu nc tu t o (use periods, commas) on purpose P/
TW: 47 ; 444FAoa:41.e.44 purposely u9$: 7whip
1.0e-441.76. (emphasize) j 7t5 purr Al ,N dig
2unctuation t4.4)0474: purse Peffr

,,:uncture, v. (of a nail) 40 pursue (follow) 74fr2d'71/5

(of a needle) 60,0 (chase) him,g ; (harass)

?tincture (n.) PO;176

nunish r2X pursuit 02 04
punishment /2,;/ pus 02294
pupil (student) ?1116 ; (of eye) push 74' ; (the button) 744f33.;
94f4r 2- 9013 120 (roots) 4,c9, ( urge) .744

purlpet push on 1747/f

rlIrTy /4' put (set in a certain pince)

purchase (v.) Pi 77h060/72 ; (insert) 971170.1

nurchase (the purchasing) arg24i; (rubmit) ,)104,7 ; (explain)

77h/ f4
(something bought) 97q e40" d.96

pure 3A.,;3 (nonsense) 412)...P' ; put across

(Amharic) PPM ; (heart) put aside (27h150,72

purely (entirely) /i5r2e, ; 51/3 dut back 2'h,

 238

put down a42 (a name) (limit in meaning) 74/2: //21tei4),>

; ( cuppv:ss) J, 2D4/fr quality (kind) em/y7 (excellence)
put off h /lM4441 ror ix#4,47,;? (attri-
put on (wel.ght) pi2.gp: en .04; bute) -M144
(a dress) /7/74 ; (glasses, quantity aml (as against
hat, shoc..,$) U47 (trousers) quality) 40
quantities of .-fif/
put out (publish) P74),), ; (ex- what quantity? PI,
pel) ,d)e047 ; (stretch out) quarrel (v.) 9frel,
4` /tug ; (extinguish) ,71174. quarrel (n.) V41-
put together. 1;3 .1)7 /#17,1; quarrelsome infiT
put up (hands) I 4"/ quarter, n. (one fourth)
(a notice) 4MA (a quarter of a dollar)Nn)
9utric.1, be --- F (district) /140 ; (mercy)

7tizzio (v. ) ,,,rec77z, 6.%

be puzzled 42b! 7/210-) quarters (of soldiers) 46.4! ;

nuzzle (n.) V71 004 (lodging) 'Po. "1-P

python // 3t quarter after three /mi.";

quarter to three
4AV.C7/17/1
Q quaver?
cuack (v.) ,)/7V,7 queen 9,60p
r-uake (v.) '05967' °112 queenly eipfri,
c'ualification(s) 47 PPS aueer miciv 15-119-4

oualificA (having the skills) ' feel duper (33 (2'3 16°)
(United, with some reserva- quench (thirst) 3 et? ; (fire) ,7n74,
tions) 7.g.4 ,Pheo- querulous fW
qualify (rake fit) ,7/70; (give query, v. (ask) ra996 ; (feel
legal authorization) 40.eill.).) doubt about) fr'it2h r; eV IP 5.

.1
 239

(n.) go be r....nt Hp, = M ; (town)

c-::t $. sPcf- h ; (nom g
(.uestion, vi. (ask) /fly' ; quiotly 4e,/-)0 f, /2gr,.74
(interrcgate) O''L ; quit, v. (leave) 40?I're4912,)
( doubt) 'f'.74' /2'4 (stop, cease) 744 ; (give
(mention (n.) Tie ; (matter to up) ./le0
be discussed) .7.121$ quite $Agv r 0 Or.9ro E. 014: gam.;
(doubt) 1211/4 (to a certain degree) 4,271T
besicio. the question IMC,,,hk quiver 74 1 OM OM
be beyond
beyond question X1/79403'41.91) quiz tribe f
without question lb :Vert' re) 9,Y4' 7 0'b
quorum
,,uostionable Pymk"*74.. 9.02.9074re auotation 0/7
question mark PriSe' "P"P quotation mark ;417.9-0694
auentionnaire
-
m quote 0795I, ; (state)
(moue /144
9744/V3 ; (worker) P p R

(mind) 70 ; (temper) 017A rabbit r;)6

cuicIten P.) 4, Ivy race, vt. (try to outdo in speed)
quickly pne;- pny- iikas Q9,4 4-- d4. a : 740eg ; (enter
rruicksilver in a contest) h?Z'Afe.ree$rbj
,1964/)
c:tdet (vt.) 7/.9), p,04 race, vi. (run, horse)A4/2;
quiet down Np: (run, children) arn (car) ;

(wind) 2,37' (excitement) 4* M ; (participate in a

contest) Vig/,.g.e.
quiet (n.) Vr.dr race, n. (group of people) #a ;
auiet (adj.) (2,1YF 17 (contest) 96.Gl, tigh 4'97'.g'
(life) 9cePe (144/21122; race course e4-e3 OlieD4.4 Of 674
(colors) 211111/1/; racial fMO
rr
ugh)
 d 4U

racket (di turbine; noise) ; rail, n. ailroad)

(dishonest way of making a (horizontal bar) ofzu 2bJ'
0

*41bi2C//e ; railina 21,/

v--k70 railroad 0/16
make a racket 717122 122 railroad station oac. Ma,
radiant (giving' out rays) railroad tracks 90fre eALe;
lie Y1 9n h 17) railway Q tit), 4: eh .26,g'

(color) 47# ; (smile) rain (v.) NC/V. //MI //1/7

radiator (for heat) PAP: 0020,e; rain (n. ) CV)
(of car) frY4: P6m6 rains tu,99
radical, adj. (fundamental) rainbow 94 Aen)4'
efil 6414744r ; (extreme, in raincoat 4 41'

politics) rh eV/ a Za P4P rainy ?//12= Q tvio

radio eorkt?' rainy season ht 71
radio station eah e': Ig raise, v. (a monument) Jjdb ;
raft ay 4. (children) eDeq: P14A-21;

rag 68b C # (breed) fj41 (wheat.),24.1;

;

rags /3. (bring to life) ,77151

rage, v. (express violent anger) (promote) nig.% ; (hand,
n/71 '49A/41: /71.4.; clueztion) ; (the head)
(of storm) fmmil) ; (increas?) ravav4;
rage, n. (violent anger) ifez.p IP
(money, army) //nhn
(violence) r5)0.6'0iP be raised (promoted) '7,2 7
.tX1
(passing. fashion) 049,13X (increase) errbeTZ
ragged /7.y p= /7/5 raise, n. (in salary) Pug 41.394.

ragged clothes fiiPP (promotion) 2p

raid (v.) 064 raisin //12..0
raid (n.) v. (ashes) fig G ; (leaves)
44;146(2
r
t)(0)
.
 241

ri rjl tl (search rank abovo //*/fLp: .2h/77

carefully) (tne., rank (n.) ef, di
ra::e (n.) /7) : -74 2? ran:rom r el bh OA': Piew,
rally (vi.) MM/2 ; (regain ransom (V.) 69hhOlbil As VS4
strength) 7,111 rap AnAn
ram (male sheep) rapacious (living on prey) ,g4s-e:
(pole) ealm6.? (greedy) 0 ze,
rarg)le (stroll without purpose)

ag_gs% eafet..th ; (talk without rapid d, "21

consequence) ii/U0 rapidly h'y 1";

ratify ,76.h rare 4e ; (unusual) di

ran7age (v.) 46"e4/12 (strange) -)79/27

rampage (n.), go on a --- (1!.ghtly cooked) flA 3 /?;
(c:Alch-cn) /0/74'4043" WI; rarely 4,co: 40
(army) Mail= A/1//i; 44X rascal 6040
ranch (of cattle) /2 09414.4" rash, adj. (hasty) ;
;
(of fruit) 'in OT (taking too much risk) ,7A?r
rancid fV7V rasp (n.) /12444
rancor Y7 f, 11407 rasping 7-1,61f1"
random, at t1p14271 rat lr'
range. (vt.) 1,214 rate, v. (put in a certain class)
range, vi. (roars) 41/9904 AIX' )040 (regard)
(be found) ii177 $ (vary et6

within certain limit:;) ,g eh rate (n.)

ranr:e (n.) ; (for cooking) at any rate j9 : if, s I/
rather %,1,es Vt>.91) (rather, we
cattle rar.gr.,. Y2.091 6140,of will ::tzly 4y719-1.30..r" it/0169
raol: (arrange in a row) Agn ratify ,7gg#
(c1.7:1ri-fy) #0,7n, .ratings 9ALZ": ,P,' g .

t)
 242

ymOr
( .-..) fT pfw ,ol4p4-hz gyv rpo
t7011n7 lig 4 11?)

r .
e-of; reach (v.) (hand) ;

rations Oh 7/ (get to) '773" (the heart)

rational 0.1le to think)
H °, ,72.91'61'.: -Phe4e; shki 1/42
reach out
(1;aced on reason) PrPo; read 7 W (the future) "2 9 ;
9viA 4/Pi)? (man's heart) 014?)
(vi.) reader (who reads) 7271/2
rattle (n.) 6110.111'410, (schoolbook) 9P2M ar"e")
(child' :; toy) 9ega-41&71)d) reading vi
al, an GO reading room 5714' fr2g4
ravare, v. (of locust) %tegt17) ready (v.) Mal
(of fir,2) 1 /4 491 ready (adj.) 7/1r
r.lve (talk in a disconnected be ready 74/421 (of
nannor) (967e ; (talk with dinnor) 44
gr,:at enthusias:) real iinalf7q1 ;
(genuine) A Tar
7 og rot,' ortate Pe Y X1 P=4,6: P
avitthed, be - .1,0/502 reality 'In ea,
96'147°,2 realize (attain) w 4 4.01 U'a
rm.-tt 1:.,,tato;71:.) Pei" ; (be aware) ///2 74.;
; (vege- (a profit) 1775
tablwl ) '4'174 eh`19/ really fil-,42-tAC /2 to a PI
'ham realm ONsii
rate-ialz 714). k.4" pfht3 001bh: WZ
r:-- ern, &
4-*
Erb 4
h
reap has (a reward) '775
( ) rea3r)ear tg 7P i9 #
 243

roar, alt. (bring up) 17). 31; oP

As

(breed) h/4 (raise up) rebound 51,401 ierzth,5

96f '7,4+67 7,' ?f': '2644'2

rear, n. e)/?..://? rebuke (v.) 76U lg

in the rear 47) rebu!:e (n.) 0A, g; .70/A,
rear. ( dj.) 91/177 recalcitrant II 121q
rear.)n (vt.) 7 0774 (arrived at . (cattle) 409411
:,y means of logic) ,70 V/P: recall (remember) 77h..440

(take back) 5/127

reason, vi. (urge logically) recar t IU/N. gra
171 17 (think recvnitulate S-Ag 7'; 7hR
logically) ...1;aviVe. recede tog:
rear7on, n. (motive) .619).63.) ry receipt (receiving) OVAL/))
(ability to think) 96T/5" (written statement) R1/11
k`""i- /A4 (vanity) Milbe receipts ?/Z
bring (someoa) to reason receive .h6nh ; (welcome)
ylv.4ho ;
reasonable (person) (of radio) IV)
r price) ov 17) f (choice) receiver (who received) tOOP
; (offer) fcc) (of telephor.e) 9107: 742
rt-lasoninq recent 9.0347,4 ; (happening
reassure (assure) h/...V7/77; recently) neil'ef): 901,
(restore to confidence) ) 14, er recently i1 0.
rebate 4t.0 receptacle f 71, gyp:
rebel (v.) 46^T 42-1.° "224' reception (receiving) Grb 1)84
rel.n1 (n.) Oi°671-7 71°9442 (greetinu) '716044 ; (formal

r,.:: -:ollion 007)6 entertainrtent) 4(17 712

rnly.11ioun (defying authority) reception 07) 0/Zr'n#
941 8 ; (hard to manage) receptionist
 244

Oz,g (suggest) ", /M0 4//M z P61

recipe (for food) fluilre; 02P.OWT recommend to one's care

PP 'n C1/ 513 ; ,ak.r/frn

/112 deb /7/2
(plan for doing anything) recommendation. (advice)
41/
f-- ;

ehM (written praise) /12,,AW

reciprocal e9&. recompense, v. ircyard) a
reciprocate (wishes) ,,RO;sePhS; ; (make amends

(with a gift) .069..3: 'v44 for) 4P2

recite (prayer : ;) g7a: 'am; recomnense,tv./ (reward)

(poetry) ',key ; (a lesson) (make

40/9, amends for) 07

reckless qkp/o recomnenne (n.) '77/*)

$4.-*
reckon (count) 4/2 ; (consider reconcile y .7h,4G ; bq
A ree.4409 7117 Tin
jwige) 1174 reconciliation VO
(count on) 744761)5 ; (think) reconpider ill ,4'1.1"
"
reconstruct ,gVfl: 14)6.

reckoning ply record, v. (keep for remembrance)

day of reckoning pop dim ,I/V.4 (set down in

1)7 writing) g6. ; (roes-ter)

reel ins AP: 474 /07 (on tine)

r,.!co.!nition afP.1) record, n. (official document)

find recognition i70: 7A/7141 07/M (of
( . student)

recognize hQ ae 6r cg. (for phonograph)

recollect ,//2,4102/.3 (in sport) tV2t:443

recollection ;3,0 = 47.02.?49 keep a record of ailm
nd (counsel) jj //// ; (write recording 974 : ov-M6
favorably of) r IP 3 record player aPe5: ober-0244,7"
nGhR recover, vt. (get bank agaia)
)7-14711-117-4
 245

7111 " (damages)

?/" reel, v. (seem to rock) ;

recover (vi.) rg (stagger) 749yie744

recovery (of a lost thing) reel (n.) 'Oh
04711;7 health) refer (submit) 27f6Z/2 ; (direct
09 7 2,0 7 eb4i for information) VM.4104,70%
ecruit, v. (enlist) VPheDeg ;

(get new members) h refer to (turn for information)

recruit (n.) ..PG).1b4: 41../4.4C Tinh7M (cite) A90 ;
rectify 1h12 % (make allusion) 5'97
recimerate 7 2 ert) reference (statement to which
recur 71640/5(gp.) attention is directed) 094613 ;

r'2 r1 (statement about roeone'n

be in the red 2975/0: gA ability) 9.1bline, 6940P;
Red Cross efro: 07J ,>04 (person who can give informa-
redeem (regain possession) tion about someonc's character)
)1 AOrbh4 (fulfill) Iirns/0
ti.R elb ; (free) 7?,./.42: W/5.tiz make reference to ,),1
513: ,7e0/ refill (a jar) Air ,7) ; (a tank)
red-hot, be -- .9h /37/4: 9.b0
rr!double 3 %.go refined 9/n4,
redress ,7 LOP reflect, vt. (rhow like a mirror)
reduce, vt. (decrease) 460 "Mg (of mirror) %,,c) 8

(dngracie) /4 U47 (of glass) ,7YRNO

(conquer) ..g"6' ,7,gsocby reflect (vi.)
(bring to a situation) MG4 reflex action 40/5/2= PIO 91:
wiegt.1.)
reduct.:,12E4614 17 A. 4 914,75 4e2
reduplicate 97 oil reform (v.) ,) FFh

if;
 Zd* b

relyn: (n.) ar5 '4 %ea, r regardfulo be OOP

refractory (child)) 9Pej regarding h :

(0x) A 9 ez P.1 regency 6,,t fp

refrain (v.) 41A rim regent tAii,by/S
refresh (of bath) ,002 ; regime (system of government)
(of rain) mn 69p714.4ig ; (period of rule)
refrigerator er90/02/1 Rerb7
rpfuge (place of safety) 7041 recjirient Lo A.00
(safety) 117*/P region 94M61 )2P5: 47e
take refuge OP regional, e0,400
r ccurlon O i) 777 register (vt.) oz#74
17.9. b te7.91b 6fM,1 register, (vi.)4rD#M
give a rf,fural biba: (show) a f
refure (V. ) Pa s /5
t
register (n.) e/P,/
registered letter to 7) am
nerti reAla

nthrsest 0 for XAL.LuD r)

refurc (n.) registration (registering)
rcgain (recover) h/j044 ; ODD 074, (of au.:-omo-
(roach again) p,7r bile) p Q/74 pip : 6Aytee #,"
714/f2 regress /
,i/Leffli regret (v.) 11)(0
re-ralia 4/2/2 regret (n. )

rer-nrd, v. (con:;ider) Z. _egrets fl #44.g e#

( concorn ) trui; ,774 r3rrettable PeRee4 )7'5
(re:;pcct) mn# ; (a.:imiro) regular (n.) T.As7
0/11.1.

,d7a4 ; (accept) 40/24 reqular, adj. (pric).RIfir

reaarci (n.) pl (habits) 94 e ; (place)

//4.5V h to,g ; (woe -.) 96 /)6741112;

in regard to hh* (feature: :) e./b4/2)26
in that rcgori: 42.g. r !i ap .264
 247

rersulatr: / "vn (relatives) /OVA',

rrgulation (rule) A;y9 (connection) 901/P
(control) oP4ivme relationshin
rehearse 4h a yo2.4 fanily relationship
reign, v. (rule) 5760 relative (n.) /404
(prevail) 445 relative (adj.) Weggell
reign (n.) W7/ (period relatively am*
of rule) 1./e: on pet-0'1 relax, vt. (efforts) /654
rei7.1burt.:.e 714;7) (ease) 04443: AZ
rein (of horse) 42.0 (means (requirements) 7/)e)
of control) (i'14/271 relax (vi.)oaR: 77.E% yi,/ff
reinforce "2/72CW. relay "21204 4.
ruinforcerIcnts 74eriTher,O" in 7 release, v. (set free) 400 ;
9 7 eev (from tows) 4d, (from a
reject (rcfuse to take) promi se) On
W=343fiet
;

,7 /MP . (discard) ( a bomb)

h 960
rejoice (vt.) ji /Vh74 relegate, (turn over) '711)74/Mt
rejoice (vi.) c/',g 474 (remove) >2/50'0.2) in
relapse, v. (backslide) -kph/5; relent 6h: M
(fall back into inners) reliable (source) oak,f
,7n0' (servant) dloyf ; (firm)
relate (tell) ,24041r7 (asso- t-)97',9; PoR1774)/2
ciate) )7//l)g relic 04'h
related (aj.) Miter,g6 relief (aid) `74d.
berelated (connec- (freeing from a pain)
ted in son: way) 741f # (person who relieves another
relation (narrating) ?Ma.: from duty) ,/164,1)6 (rest) da?
 248

nqief ,7A049/),:b40,4,X5 remedy (v.) 1/fT4

relieve (a headache) 447 M,1.7ed r9Evdr, n. (cure) aDRILPj

(Aid) ; (the fort).4:/2 44;r4 (volution) et/OPPA0

tilirr)? ; (alleviate) 0447464 remenher, vt. (recall) ,?/..01e64
71'h (release from n (not forget) d.)44.51):24//i,./i:
post) b7c remember (vi.) 099. ,dt
religion 911P(9 4-766.74% 464'
religious (person) WYrayeir remembrance (gift or token) erp
(differences, order) npm3 ; (remembering) p?-474

remind "i&i, 404

religious service pRhep reminder Ge9/VUDT
et4'4:1P reminiscence p7/..0;
f11'Ts
rolinc;:i.lic.h ,4W j remission Pri54%
(hone) to G m remit (send) 02; (pay) ,74/i
reluctant, lie --
od,RX44)ner (win;' f 2.7
rely Pi eb ,167nr.i .,P1;13 "'Me? (efforts) IrM
remain (be left) t ; (stay) yrge remit (vi.) ,7416f/0
+e be remitted (of a matter) 4304440r
remainder 04: 91'4.4 L ; ( taxe ) 9' gbAtyl:
remaining p 4/4)g
remains (of meal) ft 44, ; (of remnants 1,d, I* Pyik.
a dwelling) p/q (dead rcmoro g 97?
body) -,40'124441 remote 4.A
remark, v. (notice? ,1? 9 ]:0:4; be remote 6'16
(say briefly) ytr2 reroval (removing) Pr?
remark (n ) >Orli-1W (being removed) abia67
remarkable MiAgq;' 5747 remove (ink 'stains) P?///060'
90#2,4i0 (a bullet) 40-7
"10,
 249

(from oflace) ,7 )10")) ; (a repair (n.)

tooth) ,i2h (hat) ,.94A; rc:parations pme )20
((ioubt) 'hba reply 6, ICJ ; (a favor) 044
remunerate rro = >74
repeal
remuneration cyj repeat (say again)47,0 ; (say
rend et) M ye,
what someone else has said)
ler (make) A'47 (submit) (a secret) ,,a)/p
translate)./70'01): repeatedly A.97911
177 04 fi ;

(a .art in a play) 441 6.4 repel (drive back) OVh/O

renegade Y"?
(disgust) ,117,701 ; (refuse
renew (a lease) ,74,4 /5 to accept) 74) 044.9v ,3,
(a passport) 'ix/5 ; (an (water) 4 7/1 I°
repent ./C414 74
attack) 4,r4.;
(friendship) /")°,..5
repentance ggp
renounce (disown) ;
replace (put back) 1)444, P)6010.,
(give up) filiAg: t4a) (fill the place of) /14 /7,0;

renovate %/5,4),1 reply (.) (AM

renown )41 reply (n.) 04h
renowned 7i) report, v. (relate) ; ,2?

rent, vt. (hire) "'PG'S' (make a report) 74gz atpieg,

(lease) I' t-~13/72 (announce) ",/),041/pOi
rent, n. (of room) n 4*# ;
(denounce) '70,6 f fie( 7)
(torn place) 044 report (n.) oebe9/5413;

be for rent 14 'VP (rumor) GO eo

rental W../ report card fVeYó: 47 .9P 4

reorganize (5,); g 7/7: reporter ..94 , 0-60):1/4,%60
'5°); PCPs 37,g 14 repose, vi. (lie at rest) .940b:
repair (v.) 17775 ; (male up h4 (rest on a
for) /5i ,74)2 support) 74 )7h
 250

repose, n. (peace and quiet) renudiate (a statement) 171A

/54.9V: R r&P (one's wife) d...Y1

(rest) 644 repugnant (odor) eft re

reprehend f6'/ (offensive) P7/>?7
represent (describe) 7, remise (repel) 0)4i4
(portray) 74i) ; (act for) (reject) yb

; (act the part of) repulsion, feel OW OMR

for (et)
1411)Mb' 0)4'; (stand for) repulsive 0040
"V/ ,h,h tbe an example reputable hav:
of) Erb jlo fcW reputation
....

representation ab 74 el repute
representative, n. (delegate) reauest (v.) MO
db 3..,frrn request (n.) ej'e P f;' 411 510
(agent) an A make a request for een
repress (mutiny) kdD/$00 require m 9es
(laughter) 74 ; (talent) OM (order) p/./Y./ (need) )7/1)A4C*
renrimand -71A)

reprint SlIg7r1 940?) remArement (necessity)

reprisal hgelt, ,7z7 (something required)
reproach (v.) X0h 9742,$ 77; rg;i7
reproach, n. (blame) WOO 3 recguinition (n.) 61)/404"
(cause for blame) '206 rescind Z.
renroduce, vt. (reproduce again) rescue (v.) 17g5;"
(show& %49 research (v.) 414/ G d-pd
reproduce, vi. (produce off- research (n.) e era k -r
spring) -/k/7 resemblance Jb erViM4
reorove 7 W (4 resmble 1PM
republic t497-iifri resent 412e: y!/) 7. q6r
 251

esentful, be --- resign oneself 9,Q' eiWP

-
resentment 51'49.)" resignation (act of resigning) n etv6.
reservation (securing of a place)
hovrn f old'e 4 69' r Sti*;

r1 ; (secured place) (written statement) pe64,6.

pi,veD., Ay, (a limiting (YDAOCP: ,gl?.64; (quiet

condition) 7,47 submission) d 9,0v
reserve, v. (secure a place) / ,//. resin otu erg
(save) 00197/21- 96141/72. resist 4,26,2507) ; (try not to
(set apart) akgo ; (post- yield to) 7.,A
e 01.)
44 h z,.g ihAotoitit resistance .#''42-91):: 61)12194.;
reserve, n. (something stored) (power of resistance) $24016,2trk
a6
t3

(tract of land sot aside for offer resistance .40'DV

special use) j ; (restraint) resolute Obt,r

7h41(nP resolution (determination)164010

without reserve 4,0-DvA s 1.4 ?Q tkir 4"7 /71- ; .( thing decided
reserved, adj. (restraint0 des_
on) Oell: (formal
reservoir etti g I Pa- expression of opinion) 0'0
ipm 6- 0 *cf"; (source) 3117/1 (solution) GO;Perib
reside pc, resolve, v. (decide) ALM ;
residence (dwelling) a r°441" ; (decide by vote) e015i-i:
(fact of residing) 42:4°Terg; 04A :2)1"444Sisolve)
gPelt) >71)2r;:

(legal domicile) ,?,g9A" (break up)

resident, be --- rv)9

residential 90?) _resolve Cr..) 44,-pc;4 r OGetiprbl

residue c97Va. ; (of oil) goo
resort, n. ( -'lace people go to)
resign 140%4,o,, /24..04. 4y12;
9erb7,/r?; sy,
(from a club) a'7 (recourse) e

5f;
 252

resound ,i))4,90 respite 44.1

resource (resort) at PP 2, resplendent, be --- (uniform)
pay al-is 1,Ph '1.73 //Ai.) 4 ,71 f471z ; (person)
(resort in money) 9,14. ,fty
resources p 117 P4 respond OM
natural resources 06t3'ey'llei4 response efbAb
resourceful //,eit, responsibility 101,7
r.2spect, v. (honor) ,) ,7/21, ; responsible 111, (involving

(acizire) ; (show responsibility) 04

a1 0 +",k/ (accountable
(concern) ab h t-. finor ; (reliable) di 079.1
respect, n. p.A70 ; (respecting) be responsible /21,140/77. r10,0.;
??PiguPi (be the cause) its s

respects 4,0,9*J'ir ,7";WP rest, vt. (give relief) 715L d. ;

in every respect Oel3f fet>.92", G 7t (lean) Ihh,e474.)

in many respects /21244: 0/7,41' (base) db 1
show respect 'Mt rest, vi. (take a rest, relax)
respectable (deserving respect) 016- (lie
94 NU. ; (having a good clown) p Ah (lean)
reputation) 74.424 (be based) yievarni/

(clothes) 4/)02612 (amount

of money) '7,%: J,4 ; (score) (be buried) n4h.r,zei
rent, n. (ease, lack of motion)
respectful Pr 97140 p 4-- z ; (residue) 7964

be respectful toward "'WM be laid to rest ? fit-

respectfully fr? e 71 come to rest t6. ; (stop

respbctive )7 p I I eith moving) ft)

respectively )7/.gs: 049T: f774 OA 110. take a rest Z7
respiration pi4I-h restaurant yb
:it;
 253

restful, b&: efe4P, 4/), be resurrected f ty

restitution (act of giving back) renunditato P : orb h4
; (act of making retail (vt.) .70he

good any loss) YM2-: PR"? retail (n.) eieb

rostlesc-:, got retail dealer 4".. g
r(Intoration (of building) t7,014pg retain (hold) J// ; (remember)

rj1 1- ; (of independence) /),4)4)4 (a lawyer) vy

ep err h retaliate ',A41.evq: nhd
restore (put back to a former retaliation ,7 01
position) 4,bbh ; (give back) retard (keep back) (027: 71"71,4.)

4-- 011 4 /3 : n47 ;

(reestablish) (delay) ,;//7f
retell G'2 4)/5: 97 06-
be restored (of a building) reticent, wpm& ,/sv 7'
retinue fime:
restrain (anger) 2:1 ; (a dog) retire, vt. (remove from office
after a long service) Z-7/4
restrict hh-n ; (withdraw) ,7h402/,
rf.-triction r3TPe. retire, vi. (give up an office)
rostroc.1 75'.2 t 4,;3 44: IQ ; (stop

result, v. (happen from a cause) working) evJer et)°?% 011)

(become a cause) (retreat) 7400 /7/5 ; (go to

bed) ; (to the library,

result in y, /),77ith convent) 7/2
result (n.) 40-/739 retire for. the night 47'
r,-.1sume, vt. (a journey) ,6Mh. retired, adj. (civil servant)
(reading) A Pe' "6/- oh; rTh44. pa, ; (doctor)
(the scats) 40,27r: ei)// it4440-1-.,,061
resurrect (the dead) ,744) a retirement find'
Ye g 2r: G'/7r r, tiring gof: ,./.P7ir
plan)
5(;:r
 254

rvtra(:n (trace hack to an origin) and child) 4.0)Fq2ci:

Ag74
; (trace over again) reveal (disclose) ?4g ;
(a secret) ,249/7j ; (show)
retract (a statement) VMS
(the whe31s) 4/2/5/2 revel 4.,f439
retreat, v. (fall back) G04; revelation (revealing of a
; (go for secret.) elleoli22 (God's
privacy) hOec, ese disclosure of Iiimself)Z-.,7,
retreat, n. (withdrawal) revelry ei70744
e/F4 242 ; (place for revenge (v.) 74/464
refuge) 915b/y ri revenge (n.) 004
beat a retreat '74744, take revenge on .//294X
retrieve (regain ; revenue 7/2
(make good) AZ 02; ; (of dog, revere /7,97,01A$
find and bring back) &4:517eibly reverence ( n. ) j7/241
retrogress 74406/1 hold in reverence ,,,ve
return, vt. (give back, answer) reverend h /
aphii reverent 44a.= VM6
return, vi. yees2 4 reverse, n. (oppositeV.06.1
return, n. (coming back) obahh; (of coin) 'Cry (defeat)
(profit) etV '7,3p ; (financial) i,76.*
zeturns .0,4? revert 1.4(jb 40,)
return ticket 9l20.9th3s t7SP review, v. (troops) ;6/5...

in return 6} )2r6 (.a decision, cver;:s) Obt aaG

2unify 'PekeI (a lesson) X144 ; (a book)
reunion ;,,e-; oits Fa 'TA 4-,?gPtes g
reunite review, n. (of army) img
be reunited (foi ter enrlies) (of a book) ,,9f)100c ; (of
it.te 2ft: 0 Pe/4e. (mother events) peaPit ; (oi a lesson)
t- 1.4
t) 1 II
 ZOD

review los!:on 7,4 i evolutionary, adj. (leader)

rune 6D -d) 11"7 ,4440: /Ma 977 (causing a
;
revi:le (charge) /7 !0,09l ; great change) W4717 4 ee4r
(improve) ,24414 Ye,
111744?401 revoluticni:te n4511.: If a.rs Ahrki
revival ertiff1d'6. revolve (move in a circic)iifiddie,4
revive, vt. (refresh) P7i.0.96; 4 (occur regularly) ye 4te
(bring back to life) 101,1 ..evolver 01.1
de-np (a custom) e77,42. revulsion 770
4/27 ; (memories) reward, v. (loyalty) a a 0Y ,746-4

Aire ee.
(workers) 90.240'9' 774/S
revive, vi. (of spirit) .54,0/6 ; reward (n.) 754 (.1,
(of hope),ireil ; (of rheumatism c
flower) g oT,507) rhinoceros ,204keh
revoke (a license) Y47, ; (a rhyme (n.) 9/3P e7 P.
concession) 4"/ without rhyme or reason
ue revo' :ed (annul /ed) ./1**Z r Sr'' ts P "C14.44
(repealed) 7d rhythm OfHf1/4'
revolt (vt.) #71, rib 213, g 3 ; (of umbrella) g
vi. (rise up against ribbon (for hair) o/7f
authority) Otrot9 (rebel) ; (for dress) ; (for
; (not typewriter) Pe
accept) ,7alib/M..112 rice
revolut.ion dhh fX7? Gt140r% /I/0prich (person) ti 4A7 b
(any far-reaching change) (soil) ; (fabrics) ;
660n .(voice) ; (color) ef4 dyelea'
(revolving) get rich WO 4
revolutionary (n.) ea ,40,227 riches e/0
7I

.
111 .0110 IIP
 256

rid i/76/4. tight now Xi'. y

get rid of (a person) 11747h all right r hg
(rad habits :) i60-14 righteous GPOOMP
riddle %I 06)/ rightful (heir) Zlild7gr2' b4"617;
ride, vt. (a motorcycle) (property) /M9' PI,'"
(a horse) 0 (a mule) right-hand (adv.) 404; Obr
t" 4912.1/4 /27 in the right-hand /2i6if49114
ride (n.) 7// rightlx (suitably) garg'7;
ridge (long mountain) ./ZiC ; (correctly) 7 3 P2,74
(in the ground) P4-54) right-of-way Qa3,74'. OR'12.P
ridiculous (person) fig rigid (rule) r Of AO
(hat) fd2/40 ; (price) (strict) vg e
967))/.0,P1 rigor (of warts. de,?&' ; (of
rifle in41,4zr r)? at Y4 heat) Ie 9
rift hl r rigorous (discipline) 11v2A;
right, n. (privilege) 12? (method) A 4,x1: ?J?)263
(correct thing) et9 8 rim (of a glass) (of
(opposite of left) Or; eyeglasses) Pd4 ; (of
(conservative in politics) tire) 97 e
rind 447
right, adj. (proper) 7A/111P*1.747/liring, vt. (the bell) g a ;

(correct) 612 ; (opposite (coins) ,pAornherkh

of left) ring (vi.) ke04 ; (of a
right, adv. (opposite of left) doorbell) /age" (of
g (correctly) phone) ern ; (of ears)
PP.6 PP4 4da h
(directly) /20 r..74 ring, n. (for finger)
right away h (:for key) Nh/b3 ; (of
 257

1), .1 ) R.5120 (circle) rival, v. (be a 'latch for)

)2M ; for cicull) .4:dve 4-67(Xiggl ; (compete
c ; (of :::do r) agi with) ./ei,24
ring finger 90%4P*- /7) rival (n.) 7/444 6
rinse (a pot) ,760/3f6s; rivalry 74 O,;2 "" 1?,?41
(the mouth) f4 76421°7"")7 river a
riot (v.) nii"n? river basin pa 1,/s ////5
riot (n.) -fi'b road 00124'
rioting /41/NOI roam (of a person) 17 /b97/$4.;
ri!.3tous *P' /2%, ; ear (of animals) 74//9a6
rio (cloth) ?6A pep ; (a scam) roar (v.) (art". (of a lion)
'/'47(4 (with laughter)
ripe f&514 )7, /A4 470
be ripe /7/5h roar (n.) ernr52;2F .e."Ditt.;
ripen (of a lion) 94;2
rise (v.) ; (of sun) epri,A.+roast, v. (meat) /774;
(of price) tab 61'4 ; (of (coffee)
river) V. (of dough, ,2,. roast (n.) fihg 14-4),3
0 (come into roasted grain Oh*
view) jsf (achieve higher roasting pan ab 1'49
rank) ,/ 7 rob WiS.
rise, n. (small hill) ;i4V, ; robber 00,07.7
r
(of river) 01),PeOP (of robbery 9b ay /74"0-71
prices) el, erb d") C robe (v.)
give rise to 77h' I 17/3,7 >14 robe (n.) 45/) (garment
risk, one's life /2/6;
NOVO 11. IMO
that shows neck) 929
rite /tdof = tlu)e/P robust
ritual (n.) ,A)f P.JeOP rock, vt. (move) "74D OV4/ ;
fRbei; eweAP 57
 258

(cau:10 to shako) ,,clir '7/1/0 2.311, n. (of thun6or) Alipd

rock, vi. (in a chair) fild44401°/ (of wrapping paper) ef)
ttp,*16)11; # (of a (of bread) riii); /7
boat) 'cm rolls eit'&,/,
rock (n.) 4;,; call the roll Ar: ma*
rocket ,10/72-07,cle roller skate a 9 X69 yl9: 1729
rocking chair 96f2e0c0,/: roof /OP /22 °re
T7AeiW' 4e9z7 roof of the mouth 1,0
roci.y (cliff) gibilT 9/2/20.r. room (V. ) 112e

(road) ,; 10.1, P21V*7)5j room (n.) 004 .e- ; (space) /7,4

(shaky) Q121YVO room and board .9v9i2c: Da 5,)4
rota ladies' room
rogue a bf.,-.9.1 men's room 74944;i3 04P. /2P7
role h4ltir roomy /or>,,
roll, vt. (wrap around) MOM; rooster Ppe404.: Ale
(dough) ,-ifbhrh (a root, vt. (implant, i4,. ear) ,701,64e
marble, eyes) 3 nohh ;
,2 root, vi. (begin to grow) /wt.'
(of waves rolling the ship) 4g,g ; (turn

over and dig' up soil) J.,5644.

roll, vi. (of thunder) teetvi,ot root tin fe004:
0E0024 (be wrapped) root, n. (of tree) /'')C
I'M ; (of tears) P44; U.; (rourco) soy /I,
I (of a ship) goo' ; take root (tit)
,,f;4eiyet04-ia #40; rove (v. ) a et,A.
(of a ball) 711n.74h rope (n.) 70734-
roll by irh V fr74 rosary atilxv 27 of
roll up (a rug) O96M
(an umbrella) 12/9749 roster Ca,/M
t
 259

rot (vt.) of 4/74 mal:u them roundn (of watchman)

rot (vi. ) /-2/2/5 ,171101 seD4 ; /12g lb;

r.rtatn, vi. (move around) /"PlZ (of policeman) 1744 2) : .96r ; (of

(change in regular order) a doctor) A 'W /2g71,5g.l

E.. I./ h a/77 70D7
rotation (of office) 714* round, adj. (numbor) 1/%40% 016/*/2:

rote, by --- ,04t) ev.n, Pim-2,0; (ball) *Aso*

rotten (decayed) s7/74/,4 ; 4.-17,0k6A; (table) 12X?

(corrupt) syllit,/3" round (adv.) /.7427O'

bo rotten 724/74 go round fieN 1j2 ; (news) f41

rough (fur) 1V6 (wood) in round figures /1V"
f1)71 7 (road) SUMO roundabout 1/.0 64 90d "44 4 of

Ilv 770 1 "/ ; (skin of round trip Aei4 10

fruit) G1041: b'170 ; (work) ) rouse ( awaken) ;144P ; (stir

(voice) ; up) 1)411P; 0/ 94d

(times) ,2/> abs' b ; (manner) rout A 4) : %,14.41 :

ohs 7 f, 9/' (life) route (n.) 017

sb 7,1 routine 401,4"

rough life, rough times 07;51:e; rove .mfae.

2/i ro (v.) 99/4
roughly (in a rough manner) rcw, n., rhymes with 'low' (linc)
a -5,e/, $ JOP4 ; (approxi- 4- 14416 ; (of houses) 011,4,g ;

mately) X2 9,114j3 (of seats) 4e07

round (v.) /2,2; ,7,,4.47 j row, rhymes with 'how' (loud
y
(the lips) 9 117911#12 voice) P d13 (noisy

round off i7 A,74 argument) "1p q2ca

round up 4/7/5/7 royal 14Ye ; (welcome) V5?:

round, n. (in sport) lie

 260

do.A rugged (countryside) LOPV:7/2;

royalty (kings clna their p11.440kley., (people) M? (weather)
?,e-r140-prI, 474: ; F(.24
(position of king) 77,1tut ; ruin. (v. ) P?/774. ; (health) 71),g
(payment made to an author) (clothes, road) 7' ?I?

641 (make bankrupt) )71241

rub, vt. (back) (hands) ruin. (n.) 71? r4,;7
PYAr ; (polish) ahe404,; ruins idet01
(cause to be sore from fric- be in ruins 6. Z/'5
tion) 4/77 ruinous 170,P: ',Wei)
rub out 44.# rule, v. (govern) '2'1/ ; (exercise
002 (eraser) 0/.1) authority) 4.gle,z ; (make
( rubber :hoes) P_ 01.np a formal decision) 44; #
r-Ibber band /W/7 (make straight lines) ,?aiez4;
rubber stamp (0174.91) (restrain) 7.4i1
rubbish r,.412 rule (n.) ;/? ; (govern-
rubble ie/'eil ent) ,)70/7/ ; (the usual
turn to rubble a17,e'z thinr;) QTf7 Ac,4
rudder ap 9,./410 as a rule 1/e40C
rude (not polite) /7, ruler (who governs) 7 C ;

(roughly made) %UreV4-: (for making lines) e7eadeD4P

4-y Wk/ ruling, n. (of court) e4041
rudeness 4 P ruling, adj. (clasoo.3) 97;eyPX /
r.
rudiments aV lvG g"07 3p p (r, arty) OOP ?VA) 814
err
rudimentary a oir (factor) q'r
rue /fi run, vt. (administer)
ruffian Ce0g0 (enter into a
rug /1,0 4-I race) '079 (a candidate)
r-,
t) ?I>
 261

(water) h0',14) 4 ruse /4/4

;

(make a car collide) %.:0/41; 4 rush, vt. (cause to act fast)

(a cable) H69 ; (publish <'"' ,741A15. ; (a jcb) )73C*°44 1
a story) )7400? (send fast) /14:11iP'
run ( vi. ) ; f train) 10, ( ?raring fast) (10:111, 44/513;+
tit., (of bus) y460///il, (attack swiftly) J" X') A177,96

(of river) 7 9 ; (of road)** rush (vi.) P71"1 $

; (of machine, watch) rush out 1.2.7>il Aeo
(of stockings)4//at ; rush, n. (hurry) or gems" 9402.0
(of color) /6,60 ; (be '2441 7t'
shown) e (compote ) (state of unusual activity)
*Ns of ctvej a9.. (marsh
run about eoxf oky 490 plant) en el'
run across 11,7m0'?1 he in a rush 7x rics4
run along APV Russia 4-4.P oetie
run awayMI Russian (member of Russia)
run into (collide) 7m 0)17 i0/2 ; (language)
ran out Oint OA? ; (come 02/.7 r51#?
to an end) '740 rust (v.) V7
run (n.), in the long 111111 OMB .111111

P5, rust (n.) 7/2P

rustic (furniture) f76 4P
runner (who runs) Vlis ; (long (manners) M47e,
thin rug) OW' 0-1/?ftl0 rustle (skirt) 4, %I (leaves)
running (n.) en (ad-
ministering) S4 44.14e rusty Q//7
be in the running 7deio,g46:Ao. ruthless, be --- d P.$
running water sugras ruthlosnly /70P>2 4b.- r-U77
rural rye

r- .4
t) j f
 S sage o ztti /54,^
:;abbath 4r,1P yt gag n, ) $74061k7//: /176'
sack A3," sailor 0"0 CW47
so.cred ofog ; (memory aint 40,gh
of a hero) 912/7d sake, for the --- of Oft
ON/

sacrifice (v.) WP; a!VA/5P4)7: tG

y67/7
sacrifice oneself d-1/".9, salad
4-6-PeA099677, ee? salary
sacrifice (n.) ase1.4)92452 sale erjfr ; (selling at a
sacrilege c,C,7/1 lower price than usual) 907424.i.
sad b/pyr **

be sad Opel sales clerk X;1/71,

feel sad eh " 74/,69 salesman ?-ten1;11 Far
sadden 0740 saliva dr.;
paddle (v.) "/ salt (v.) ells"' 0l4
saddle (n.) salt (n.)
sa(lness h #1 salty, be --- o ea
safe (n.) salutary h, no r4,_ /Pt
safe (adj.) or ; (driver) salutation /24,116
1100 ; (reliable) salute (v.) /0014P4J477
413120 aY.P21 ; salute (n.) 44,71.0
(peaceful) /50-0 salvation oelfP
be safe iiNc7: lea salve A03 (something soothing,
;

feel safe WZ4*Icfr words) 10$1X

rafoly fueir same, the "toy:7 7.46
safetY glpyl ; (safe place)
. sample (n.) e0vi'2101>75*
feZepm: .nanctify (consecrate) a4,2
sagacious .041/ (cause to be considered
 263

sacred) ?1,4./5)- 1.7 savage ( 11. ) 44732, 7 ,P6 eti Mi../$42)

sanction (v.) 40,41 savage, adj. (fir attack) 'ighr,

sanction (n.) 56,0,Q` Nolise;is. lion) .0m. ; Gad

sanctuary p#A4 (refuge and outlaws!) erkV = i3L 92'

protection) 17'77$P save ,?4 ; (money) h ybov.747
sand (n.) hXP mg
(a seat) xr,

sandal Pi 09; cr296" savings vs) G fon) r 7(0 "P. 21°°*2

sandy h Savior 1141 I
sane loir savor (n.) c 911
sanitary (free from disease)Pg.e3 savory, be -- fT4.102
(having to do with health) saw (v.) /2","/ :%001/22141V)W
52/7eci: A/271.2A saw (n. ) 21
sanity 139reb as Ah
sapphire ay : 7 la that is to say
Satan 4/10/1 saying jraf,/b
satiable, be ----- scab ftedt,1
satiate 7/7 scald (burn) "796'/)2 ; (milk)
satiety
satin ,j rep> scale, n. (scrape off) ,01,

satisfaction A/VI (climb) at"?

satisfactory (condition) .R5 scale (of fish) 06'&77 ;

(reason) ne ; (results) (graduated marking) ol)4 it;

7/424 (hierarchy) A z 4
satisfy v
(crf'.sontent) "2 kg /AA scales /
(of an answer) nil? vzr poz scalp (n.) f7y%
(44 hunger) )7/7j, 7a) scan (look through hastily)
Saturday 0,c012 FP 4 r2P, ove),27/:
)2A t 7
sauce /1)., scandal S r) = t ?4'.% efiLe
 264

S a/......46
n tY ; costume ) scheme, n. (plan, design) /1/A 7
.)717: t, 0.419 ; (plot) en ;
scar (n.) rr2/4 (arrangement, layout) gs4R4)
scarce /10 scholar h.
be scarce 02 0 .1 I,45D scholarly 9,D14°:
scarcely to,"0/0.9-D + negative scholarship (quality of learning)
verb /12.0J ; (grant) f4
scarcity j,rep
scare (vt.) %4Ai2/94 school OrliCR = 4 P
be scared 441 send to school P>fA 671
scarf /VP; el schooling r/Areee,
scary P4ePhi4e' science *-7: 41re,
scatter (vt.) 4474017P41 scientist eitl,P): 454
scatter (vi.) 14/1414, scintillate* y, 3 /'74 yG
scene (place of action) /4:62177.34; scissors a oh
(incident:) ; (division scold 2 bog a) 96,5
of an act) Pef03,1 ; (setting scorch 517.0t224

of a play) P4,PPel p7611,47% be scorched ze

scenery (general view) ;eArl? ; score, v. (a goal) 7270
(of a stage) g`4 "Pe' ;?a4;04,4? (keep account)
scenic e0^/1 score, n. (in a game) f1711
scent (of flowers) a dly (result) ev../W ; (of

(perfume) 7 ; (sense of music) ; (set of

smell) 991)/9. twenty) Y.p

schedule (of prices) Ilex' ; scores of

(of plane) e'D o" 'J keep score An-lt
4 9 v2 74 get re°,6'fy scorn (v.) 7,10/7/71
scheme (v.) /44 '4 scorn (n.) 7,97
 265

scornful 91/IP scream (n.) 622P4*P

scorpion 7ir screech 4 tiz1f;
scoundrel ea 612 /7 screen, (hide ..A11) Ph"r .1%744;
scour (a pot) eithdp0 ; (floor) (candidate) 004/1.)
496 (search thoroughly) screen (n.) fg/7 3 094R
4 (motion picture) di4.0
scourge (n.) cro 00;$ screw (n.) 9ibt7,5444. .07,-!mod'
scout (v.) #T screwdriver gggi0Olis
scout, n. (person sent out to scribe ittr 4A6
get information) ; (boy script z, ,e4
scout) be0,;.? Scriptures aphe40% 04/3
scramble (v.) 74 44, scrub fi2i7 s 40G.Y`7
scramble (n.) lj a2se scrutinize /7r 0#'64: obeav
scrap, n. (of paper) 4d-ge scuffle (v.) .,.7/5
(of meat) 0e. dr ; (junk) sculptor eAPPAG01.171.1eheePv.4?..
4"0076341P sculpture 060 .

scraps Co, 6 scum (of milk) )249/)R (of

scrape (v.) 0.1b ; (the skin) ,r'1.1 water) olF (worthless
scrape along t73RIWO: .SZ672 people) 32171x24 : 45'
scrape off 0.24 scythe ikr,e,
scratch, vt. (mint) 4,0 ; (the sea /2A341
skin) a /11/11 Serie .(a seal, v. (enclose tightly) &57
match) 6114 (affix a seal to a document)
scratch, vi. (relieve itching 014,71.Ps ;;$eVe
by scraping the skin) ; seal (n.) 071 74.9.47
(of pen) eV. seam (v.)
scratch out /,t/*/ seam (n.) ?Isopx/s/t/ (a line
scream (v.) 6(31 whete edges join) ofb.1774674,
 266

seaman 0 secondary .school 04741% Ai z.

seamstress e/e rap
search (v.) second-hand (book) .402 ; (car)

search (n.) Xi'h

searchlight secret (n.) phme
seashore 90,3e: ,efelp" secret (adj. ) PPM210 0/34/049L

season (v.) 9:*7f)7 secretariat (44401 4P

season (n.) 404,9 secretary Raj Chi
seasoning 11 eV?' secretary general 9f' AWE
seat (v.) ,7#40"Pli,j secretly xng,;19#
(have seats for) fe/ sect an
scat (n.) ei9MererbP6a.17enj section (n.) 12414 ; (of orange)

(for a play) AA ; (place 40640t . (of town) ac

where ything is located) secular (music) 443'1P ; (court)
f--1?4Zs 44;YY,2 ; (education) /4029
have a seat, take a seat secure, v. itie) /1.077;,/,, ;

/4 a /97 (protect) Ien044 ; (obtain

seclude 094, a. seat) P/I ; (ensure) Acietedgig

secluded (life) 9./WW1 ;

MIWIL ; (guarantee)
(place) 6, 1/72 7,547477
seclusion 7h4140,P secure, adj. (life) /Mole ;

second (v.) AN- (hiding place) MV:61,../. ;

second (n.) 4541.44 (foundation) j' ; (invest-

in just a second j,b4dt milt) ,244 :OWACh
second (adj.) 6A/l T 1 ; (of prize) keep secure "9,6
security (pledge) osir
Second (connested with a king) (protection) a), 02,;
4-- 49,7r (means of safety) v./n.0

582
 267

Security Council fRV;127#44;/aP selection .gbetng

sedentary (tribe) /gev; eaNve; self-confidence /24.1 4A et).
1
(accustomed to much sitting) SelaSh 4.94is 6944° ;444. 4.7
*-QVAPIVIr'eat4VJ sell ford) 5m
sediment 444 semester 7 pffo vep, //dDis PA.P4r0
seduce )0/7/4 semicolon f/l:
see. : (escort) Xr Semite
(visit) )9190 (understand) senate fe-3 eva9-4't -0,141 4P
4-* "2009 send 472 (rclgards)
seed (v.) /4G' send back f061/5 2 °7
(n.) Aele send forth 07
seedling fiVbre send in
seek 14 7 ; (appeal for) in 7v6 ; senior (adj.) POVReePde41°
(try) f)?C seniority 74 pfitil r/oz,
:;eem 044 sensation
seesaw, v. (ride a seesaw) sensational hoegis 90Podpsh
6211/1: 74dJgeph; (hesitate) sense, v. (feel) ,047(0).;
(understand) 74e 4 (40)
seesaw (n.) 0i2ait3 sense, n. (sensation) h41,3
segment `ro,A (power of the mind to know
segregate (a prisoner) 4/2X '%447 what happens outside itself),
(a sick person) 7460472M; 3,/>,4r (meaning) ACAro
seize .9// ; (grasp with the common sense prtsyv):4..teryv
mind) 471Z4 make sense of something 79(0)
soldcm 1,01:4-0074. negative verb.; he out of one's senses 7,904/449,9
2/4 + negative verb senseless (fool:. ;n) fa'AfG/
r:!lect (v.) ab.#97 (unconscious)
select (adj.) f, oevir).1: yer,r Tensible (nerson)
 263

(advice' /)?,02 : (clothing) ties) VIP ; :book)

90/12e,,, fnhO
222191tive, be --- to ea)) seriously (ill) 470,49 I (in

sentence (v.) 41:4 e4 F,) earnest) W409

sentence, n. (in grammar) ,i414: seriousness (of situation)
4 747 (of ,20/2iP , (of crime)

conrt) c 6144
deati, -1telice 97449- sermon &2%.7P
sentiment (feeling) /> 'p serpent te/VP

(belief) ,? />?1.,Py% servant )7.h )2 C

sentinel ///) serve (vt.) '774 ; (food)

separate Cvt.) ,7d,13 4 f61/7

(fighting perso9 717 Ph be served (food) 144e4

separate (vi.) 71044! sex rice (n.) h74 740P

separate (ad). ) 91.14P (rellgious ceremony)'/i.;
separately , e47 (sit of dishes) 17,07,951

separation. 6rvei PP u 40467 services jie gy4

Septerber 072/),P4919 be of service 44

sepulchre on754 render service ,I27/
serene (sky) ft /444P- ; (sea) service station 5749/If; Ofit/
gv- ervi tulle Q
serf na session 44-,//4/? (of court)

sergeant ryit 'dub s;C/7

series .(de, set , vt. (place) 20 Oftv,1 ; (the

serious (person) nvidtel time) 4049 ; (decorate)

4c". POI 01. f P')7 $ 4 49' g 41, ; ( a broken arm) MO".

(sItuation) P7404jr m ; (a clo:.-k) )71,Cgaue).00

(mistalte) 72,7e2 ; (difficul- . 4( regulate ). )7,774

58.1
 269

sot,
\kt vi. (of sun) /41496
severe Ae (strict) 4A19:4.

set apart (put aside) 1511-0, ; (pain) ,12/516J;

9717960/77 ; (distinguish) AW (sentence) ; (competition)

AP ng% ; (dress) 3'
set aside %ii047,42 2'r: 74%4,4
set down 1760Z,4 set, 4#.
V. 71122i A74
set up 7.); 027 sewage
settle, vt. (an argument) :ewer 14..77

4-7?3,0ZIa1,4; (affairs) sewing 1).4,0

hir7e96,10; (a business)sewing machine mii.ap; 40,2e
p
4
R ; (bins) ish 4 sox
settle, vi. (make one's home) shabby (beggar) /AP,24.(1)
1....0061i,, (come to an (clothes) .Ph
agreement) clo( 09,9 ; shack
(of coffee) 4,2fr shackle (n.) .;4741'
settle down lev, h/3 shade, vt. (throw shade) b.."25
settlement (colony) esrf:'96; (protect from glare) nhh
(dwelling) en", ; (agree- shade (n.) (of a window)
mont) 2) h dl of 06) = 9
settler 40d shadow (v.) 1.2,;/9.7,0/4P) ; (keep
seven /',/2 under observation) //41..AW7i.'
seven o'clock UP: 0
seventeen 01641.1/' = f;.1 shadow (n.) M
seventh 40,4r shake (vt.) ,k0/410,02; (of wind)
seventy 49 ,./c00/1/ (the rug447:14
; ;

sever em ; (relations) VG', (the head) i101,A ; (the

several (pron.) '')g 3 A' hand) rin /2/4
several (adj.) /1Cyf9z 14%1 shake (vi.) 7?34/12,1"/02;
 270

voice) eper: 07: h (a pencil) 014

shAlz.e. hands 71 drh /9,. shattth: 1/24 12?3;2Air: Ago,
shaky (bridge) goltilVep shave (vt.)
(excuae) 969)2 shave (vi. ) 7q407Z
shallow 94/1 : I /A id) 6.1,$72 shaver /72 pe V i fig
(dish) 74C1 shawl /975,1, 4 1M
shambles, be ,r4 4,0110 she )/ 4*"

shame (n. ) 4P shear (v.) /7,4YI

bring shame to %044: 97i,401 shears p40: 010,4,
put to shame 94.9, % ipzi: hp fb sheath (of sword) 2i,07

what a. shame: ...P0/17.4 (coveri:4) 7F104

shameful 0, shed, v. (skin) 74d; 4,
shape, v. (g.i form to) bee (blood) ,;(4.; 4 (clothes)
'ill, i ; (adjust) %900.4v 4910
shape (n.) 000 ; (appearance) shed (n. ) M
414">/5.0 ; (condition) LieU'i: sheep /29
end5V sheer (stockings) b
share (vt.): 74V44S 7/,34,4/5 (madness) a.9
:;hare (vi.) g G1` '3= we": sheet "/
share (n.) ; (parts into shelf el), 0,e6.7 (of rack)
which the ownership of a com- )2e
pany is divided) 0%,3 shell, v. (beans) 4hli
sharp (pencil) 234E 9/3;0 ; (eggs) hi71 ; (bombard) 4040,49,4,
(knife) h 5 /)4 .A9.° (pain) A/W?
+.1Ahr (curve) p4A, 7y0: shell, n. (of nut) 0"ek (of
;

(contrast) 7,46/ tortoise) ; (explosives)

sharp, adv. (on time) 4,2 ?"134,e(P'
sharpen (a knife) 0 shelter (vt.) Vhhi

581i
 271

(give shelter) 4P04074,:461 shipwreck (v.) 4/744

sheltQr (n.) ezi/v4/..;-$7402.v4 shipwreck (n.) f8 tG12 i2; OZV)0,,r3:
1,$ k,
pdrbeiM; )?4,.3
see]: shelter 71 'NM' (of plan) a'irrbryo
take shelter 1/0a4 shirk ;PT
shepherd 1,147 shirt gi2N
shield (the eyes) 4,14,4 ; shiver ne,g, $110/ 4:A/17

(protect) 74 )709,4 shock, v. (of behavior) AA0,163

shield (n.) ; (protection) (of bad language) /54eZ ;

V02.)9 (of crime) wrne

shift (a meeting) ; chock, n. (impact) Ifil4V9
(the blame) A09'7 ; (the (violent disturbance) g?9/4
gears) /40172 earthquake chock $94010;74

shift, vi. (of wind) <--a1011,61'

ee shoddy Ocr
shift (n.) 004041g ; (group shoe do d,
of people working at one time) shoelace 712108
shoemaker en 07, /544
shimmer ,7110 shoeshine boy i-hPel
shin rio shoot, vt. (fire) d1L4 ;

hine, vt. (shoes) inZ 7 ; (kill) 74,,0 ; (c1,r1 arrow)

( silverware) ahoh 4,g,4 eeleDI ; (pictures)
shine, vi. (of eyes) ,74!" )7fIl
(of sun) eD1-1/ shoot tvi. ) 1, )90 //

shiny pri2.m0M. shoot down yypyi%

(day) 6W44 shoot forth ,?/7/7

ship (n.) 0r0 C72 shcot&ow 4044? fig e;

Mini WWI INFO

he9
Jhipment shooting star 74everGe vg
 272

shop (v.) -i/ shot v/7/0 ; (person who shoots)

shop (n.) ; (photo) cylvAo;
talk shop fj ,4: etA, 4v. ?Ago', (injection) 4a4lio
shopkeeper : shotgun a
shopper shoulder, v. (the gun) )7f ;

shopping center u4 4; 4.44 (responsibilities) 74,b/1' 3

shore (n.) shoulder (n.) ;4P'

:short % lb e shoulder blade 01,44,00

be short in % shout (v.) 0215
be short of (49) shout for help pe144407:
cut short (stop) ,7P0 trrbd

fall short X1/96 shout (n.) 6.222

in short /)ifib shove (vt.) 7 0
run short engs 6`../7404: 71,a shovel (v.) /2Y7,71,' /1,6 -27 A47e:
shortage shove(n. ) r04
short circuit rf,14,7); show (vt.) fr140. (register)
shortcoming /1,0 (prove) 44'i
short cut nyi '

445 Ize ; (bring into,

shorten lead) '7/57/

shorthand jtk''' 4N;d/W show (vi.) .49

shortly '7141 tE G'//1 show off

shortly after 404../ar,. : 544 shoe: up (arrive) 02, 1"/

+ perfect (aln)ear)

to put it shortly 1 T4 show ( n ) Vig

rx for show
shorts shower (n.) y76, J ; (of tears)
short s{-orsi 712.4; di"? , shower bath)

shori--tempered 944yr e 5' e

588
 take a shower 7M 3s e,7(,),/7 :hy (v.) g px
show-off Aar shy (dj.) feAsok*

shred 41130 (animal) 077,77

shrewd 474V be shy Xei4
shriek (v.) 0* sick (n.) I7 1 /dr
shriek (n.) X'fielf sick (adj.) n25/r.=
shrine 4114 h46- be sick and tired of 7/262g)
shrink (vt. )jj .4071/4 make one sick (of bus rides)
shrink (vi.) ,1/714 %-944phita5 750M'NO:
shrink from 7571; # sicken (make disgusted) ,;,21270.1.
(withdraw) 36 7,0 i/755
shrivel (vi.) ieneM7 sickle el,lbx.
shroud (n.) )7,47 sickly (person) fair ; climate
wrap in a shroud 7/19 n'nit qd2)411702
shrub sickness ,Ppen/P.:.. /0,0
shudder 111:i/170M side (n.) 73 (of paper) 14;
shuffle (shift from place to (of city) Pordo
place) f1,/40. = 2"°7 side (adj.) P2.07
(cards) 4d)d side by side
shut y,2 ; (the eyes) Mai°, side fi /277.4 1-Nuft
shut in A69AW take sides P; 3,e4 : 497X:
shut off (the water) ; side road 470027)1: ,dep7 ,e,
(electricity) 44 ; (the sidewalk ,174-. en23 7A'
view) A.44 siege (the surroiinrJing) 40174
shutter 9.10,: arv4p (the being surrounded) d27 Y2/9,9
shuttle (vt.) ,21/9)6 t lay siege to Yd7/7,07

shuttle (vi.) 71,P041, sieve et17,44p,

 274

sift (separate with a sieve) f41, ; signify ,2 ev,/4. .S 2,3g.

(rprinl:le) i4 M; silence (v.) 0310 AR- ; (the
(scrutinize) az ort.: dissent) ,eorb hh ;. (the
sigh (v. ) Or: squeeking)
sight, v. (see) '79 ; (aim) silence (n.) h/jV A 7:04
keep silence gr-. Ad
sight, n. (vision) 1,1 ; silent (place) APT. Ak
(spectacle) pe ; (some- (footsteps) 9Or0 ; (child)
thing worth seeing) 10.2i4 MriVr
Peep be silent gr: ; (not
sights 4,4- 12,74.97,5- speak about) .0,112f AG),4194927
catch sight of silently gr.: 4.43
keep out of sight 171,e4fb silhouette 7"
take sight '25 Iv /72 silk (he
sightseeing ",;)41: 407,077 silken (robe) nih *aids;
sign (vt.) e aoh ; (hire by (hair) /6 C = OWI &)
getting the signature) 96/924 silky 44e1 90710/*47
sign (n.) lbeid0 ; (indicator) sill
,p4 4,73 ; ( lettered plate) silly (person) 264 (behavior)
4,12 ; (trace) 4401-...g 9Z45P ; (story) ,,M4
signal (v.) 4.4, Ao0/, 92411,07- silver (n.)
%4e
signal tn.) pop; (of traffic) silver (adj.) me
GPI GP> silversmith r 40""
signature ey silvery ./24: pak crip h 4
significance rep.. (water) pm&-.
significant (important) d rinilar liov .

(having a special meaning) similarity isOet)/.0)77

e
59i)
 275

similitude AO* sinew Xerfrp. ; (means of

simple 9444131; (clothes) 005r; strtngth, source of power)

(food) 4W1r (design) '4 db we

+ACP4044;4/)4 (foolish) A0 sing la, (of birds) ,yeD4 ;

simple-minded #4 (of teakettle)

simpleton .4 singe A/244

simplicity (naturalness) APOA singer Agal
(lack of confusing parts) single (adj.) !.; (not married)
hP/77 f"-'

simplify OM: Nog single (adv.) 7,;rer41

simply (in a clear way) 04,2; be single ,4

z ?; single-handedly ..02;r410pz 400Ae

(absolutely) /n1Tg.."6 singly (one by one) U41: Ing"..;

(merely) i2 (alone) i2PIDP,I

simulate 0104 singular (n.) i/nl

simultaneous, be *NM ONO FAD singular (adj.) ty744:WX1 41/1'AOV

singularity (oddness) 4209r;;'.;

sin (v.) (peculiarity) 47-404e

sin (n.) 1 AP sinister 12.47

since, c onj. (after a time when) sink (vt.) MAVA); (a well)

7? + perfect + 602i/ It 44 ; (into the ground)

(because) 1)4 I9 (invest) PE,OP/

since (prep.) ,2--. eP46,1)7.. sink (vi.) 4/17,0 r 15132/27

since (adv.) 'vex; eD)u/ (of sun) M696 ; (diminish)

ever since 7/J 40,Ca 7A3; (go down) ///lAt-

sincere #3 sink (n.) d744112-ce

sincerely y24/2, sinner

sincerity Opp M 0191 tfli

 (height) Odb;? ; (of room)
sir: g,"? 4*/)0 ; (of city) POW7
siren 0,e,): .01 en? skeleton ottiv ; (of a building)
sister f21,7
sister-in-law n. sketch (v.) /211,4C
sit (vt.) Y7/Ver°/°)2 sketch (n.) ,X01P ; (outline of
sit (vi.) 141k(7 A* ; (of bird) a book) A0,1PR',
,7t6. (occupy a seat as skid lisof174
a member) ,i0i) :P9.; (of skill 11/2I //.1%,1
parliament) bw4; xi/ (profession) p "1)4'
sit down ,?,60-117 skilled (worker) 141)49 fa 44.
sit up (raise the body to an .(work) era, 3 pet I v./7ft
upright sitting position) OP: skillful oh:40?-,re
skillfully M7,40..r 49411cfj
(stay up past one's usual skim (the cream) ; (a book)
bedtime) ,4pbe7),92 4"" ;3427
site /2.4 j- hoer): skim through 9/d'l7/5,27 i
sitting room % / 49' I. /271 skims. (vt.)
situate kttaip skimpy 4hop-, d9a4
situation (location) fe'4,e/612.; skin, v. (remove the covering)
(circumstances) 6144/' ; 4'ep4,7der4 ; (scrape)
(job) (I-411r 41.m. //g0'419,7
cix /2.g 1,p skin (n.) 047 ; (of fruit) 9te146,7
six o'clock 0(4A)$1,4.4g-/5V skinny )2Svi...;
sixth '2g /1)0r skin (vi.) ; (of lambs) /940
sixteen 0/042: AR-,,,))3 skirr.bish b s Aryl
sixty /MO bgpi skirt (V.) .fe% Mj
±
.size (n.) (of shoe) skull p
n't41 PA esso..9 in A
.
x44,
 277

skull cap slaughter (v.)

skunk p 7007F slaughter. Cr..)

sky 40P/ slaughterhouse

skyscraper OW*2, "6hr44 slave I 4r

slab O". 'b slave dealer 04.Z: e
slack (v.), dee WO OAP
off ;V' /45
slavery 9e,9
slack (adj.) +404,477 deliver from slavery Cf;209',
be slack (of rope) (of slave trade 9/26.i: ?PA
business) 946,2,00,1b slave trader /76/: 4 3.9,
become slack (in work) dzgy% slay 7,g,5
9h s. sleek

slacken, vi. (of wire) 40., sleep (vi.) 717

(of work) V17°YiY4 sleep (n. ) 04
slacks /Ao sleepy 5., y 4,3v ; ( eessa city)
slam, v. (the fist) A/2,.g/z; # .176

(the door) /75A4 be sleep y 30 1# df) : %0 4A".*

hhea-
slander (v.) jd7 &0t.9: sleeve g
slander (n. ) ehe2 slender g9.09,)2 /1s;)
slanderous 112,r : 9,2.p/i20. (income) hOgr
slant (vt.) if/2 slice (v.) 61/e AdA7
slant, ;yid) (tilt) )7/11, slice (n.) 06 Ire'

slap (v.) /23/4: erP.41, slick (smooth and glossy) hh.p5f:

slap (n.) 1146: 91253Age.O.
slash (the bark) V.442; (the (skillful) 014
finger) slide (vt.) V/5),?
budget) 'slide (vi.) ,./113'4,2y4 ; (move
slate (v.) secretly) 74g17,6
slate (n.) slide by (of days) 1,,64,74400'

P.ihats
59,1
 278

slide down 7/1.. Al4. 44e (a ring) /2711 Am#

slide, n. (smooth surface) ; Eli? out 754,2; 12/"*" 49/P
(avalanche) '4 (of photos) slip, n. (of paper) Oker
PeY/4 9b4 464it2 (woman's undergarment) 40.y> Ft;
slight, v. (insult) 00: 77.; 41- 4/M (error)
(treat as of little value) 1)A;?
xtry x 7er t es06,9v slipcover 6) 24
slight (adj.) ; (girl) suppor beNty aka,
cab 21 ; (headache) fbi) slippery (.4 fish) G29.4 qb4g : gm.;
(lunch) (wai road) 9`12.2g431
slightly p be slippery %.qh/).7
slim (adj.) p slit (v.), oven
(crowd) TOP slit (n.) o.gA
slime 9/4 '94 e7 e slogan "iedy
slimy im 94'7 Vg PA 2 slope (v.) )7(.1,g h (of hill)
sling (v.) &el 114 doe az Y)04 ; (of field)
sling (n.) cold:6.V #0//yt A4
slip, vt. (convey slyly) 3,11. slope, n. (downwarets) 04A4'4R ;
e7 (remove) (u' cards)
et40: uo; (loosen) sloppy (person) ,/e/Xj2 $
4.0 (work) 774 den 67/396 ;
slip, (vi. ) ( lose (muddy) ern 9
the foothold) 71/4.311r4"/ slot ftvis,1
slip away fls4)?: iM.9; ecep slow (v.) down (vt.)
slip down 717)k a)z.49 (the car) /19/9,.4:
slip one's mind ,leilec",) slow down (vi.) H621
slip off ,? 4,4' slow up
slip on (a coat) /nh03 slow, adj. (worker) 712,74.,4
e' ',),g 47;
59.1
 279

(notion) ,-//91 smear (v. ) 91, ; (injuxn the

slow (adv.) nh449../4 reputation) ,2/22,i
be slow (of watch) evig...10:1z) smell (vt.) ,a,40 ; (gas) iiiMet"
(of market) 9V/0/1/ q. f (0).) ; trouble) AD)
slowly /?fb/..,
slum 041... 44 zn.:7 /24:g5t5:,,tpx. smell, vi. (detect by inhaling,
slunb/eiC(v.) ' the dog) fit/ I744 ; (give off an
slumber (n.) OP. YiTs7/ unpleasant odor)
slur, v. (pronounce indistinctly) (give off a pleasant odor)
; (harm the reputation 4116.6"/P)e0 (sniffle)
of) 2IPI.K smell (n.) ; (sense of

sly 43 v,,,hri7 we w4r; smelling) 9o7Z.7.9; 1,4

(question) fiC smelly tO'd2 V14
smack (v.) hiftbb smile (v.) 4.42P$
small ; (print) 40'4 smile
(unimportant) 9 °Y# '2 ; smite
(petty) 9b44 smith
be small' ,44 smoke, vt. (a pipe) honi;
small change 2/47/47 (fish) /7/721)' V 75
smallpox 3,1#07 smoke (vi.)
smart, v. (of alcohol) ,7i/72b; smoke (n.) gbh = /72,h
(of a cut) 0.0 yy? A.11 smoker 4e2 G' 9012y h 7 /1A16.1:.
erri,
smart (adj.) ;kW,/ ; (businessman) smokim elarbhf prote:',v,44;p
; (dress) 114° smooth (vt.) /$094.11
cmash (vt, ) &m e, ; (the enemy) (mortar) ,7/),4 7724
121vIldr9/* 3 s .rt1..
smash into /71,4* 74.9 .smooth away ,?hei)2,g
szaash open 4fiCen smooth out ...12Y217
smash (n.) 91-0R smooth (adj.) e.)/V)lif/7)44 ;

594
 280

(hair) fr ferrh (surface snuff (n.) /

of water) '4.7 .4i.e of --JD
smoothly 0)7, Vthv so far h
smuggle /7,g' so c4; fad)
smuggler fPVG40 fe.99-t, fit/;: cril4
snack 04c-P cc that Si 3,g' + imperfect
snail 711g- e4")2 soak (Vt.) co-") 7': //44ete:
snake (wet through and through)
snap, vt. (the string) 1/Mh;
(the finger) ,76116h soak (vi.) 04/1/
snare (v.) av soak through fb
snare (n.) O'Ver°*e' soak up jp/7A/27
snatch GT 37 4' a g 17 So-and-so 4
sneak soap r) apt,'
sneak in XAV: WA°: soar (of hawk) fj ;
sneak out XA i?' 445.4" A9 (of prices) 41fi' dO,
sneer, n3f*PA &b49'7#4 rtob (70 110 6'14 #
sneeze )7 y /7?/i tsob H4Ilfb
sniff ,,fii.f6s (breathe sober, adj. (colors) /?/1-
on) /M (opinion) 402 J,
sniffle It'l)W 0,7 soccer
snipe %gtofig% OrAe4 social p 'I/76* 44
sniper Y? .2: 42/ (gathering) 9ev14Paidif
snore 9ib2rir
snout socialism iff4,3-fer
snow (v.) n4 I "? social security 9/7),I,..9. /21)
now (n.) / social welfare
snuff, v. (negiit out) AM F, A
society (association) erylc;
59i;
 281

(the people uf a particular soldr 98,4,

firm and place) ri&f4: 4i? soldier a) dt a
ompanionship) Pre,' . avr4 sole, n. (underside of foot)
sociology /4 0117,x 4-6 e 0 v> s to 9e ; (bottom
scek Te.°: 4 4/7 of a shoe) /54
socket e v ny solely yeiF
sofa /40, roleran (voice) 7212,e': P/fia;
soft (ground) />40 (festival) 074= .1/36"0-
(cushion) A/1) ; (voice) have a solemn face (of mourners)
hh ,F4 ; (breeze )#,,/, <-60$ m Stostivir (of a
Ph (light) migo) s es = 4440.0,
solemnity (great seriousness) gr:
have a soft heart keiru'Ar" 114 ; (formal
soften AhtM4 ; (a punishment) ceremony) .74 4 $ et41 y egAie gyp
; (the light) ,6$/1 /119,6
soften the heart solicitor /2M.96.
soft-hearted a solid (nit, Te
softly 04- solid, adj. (body) 9/144 ;
soggy, be --- (paper) 44/7/1 ; (chair) /173 yfrj. ; (gold)
(clothes) erd ; (ground) -egg713 (hour) ays42 ;
;
ab lb? (citizen) fel...lit "WR
coil, v. (make dirty) h /Fir; be frozen solid /URI
(defame) ", 71, ehe solidarity 0D//2/20; 3.e'>
soil P26. s nee? ; (country) solidify, vt. (water) op 4,e ;
4..^,?.24)
h ecw ; (a hicth :ay) firriismi4
sojourn (v.) /' # A-4 71 mien /-
solace (n.), find 7 g flf solidify, vi. (of butter) 49
give solace k cif (of friendship)
9
 287

:;olitary ri.; somewhat 77011

(village) 4rr 900,.; somewhere
OP.

(wan) thg7 somewhere also

solitude (seclusion) 11.,0:4)1,, somnolent, feel --- $.004g
(of a place) #1)e% 091P /fie')
15,3 4;11 "1

.soluble, ba --- (of sugar) b2.2 son a ;Alt 471

solution (solving) Ota7P/API sona (of church) /4'9;
(dissolving) OD Cojfi, (secular) //4
solve (a riddle) S411 ; (a son-in-law .0-"p
mathematical problem) teilb' ; sonorous (voice) ce4e: r/$ j
(find a way out) dbCPA (bell) sea r ervE
solvent (adj.), he -- a' soon Ahv
12.9742 4 soon after GD Pti. la>
somber egb6),074..fb$ ef/3 how soon? g'b; s ..Pt/4: 24
some (adj.) A M' .14 .9; ;4F44; sooner e./.24 ''b., W/51.0
(money) (years) 70:;?
; sooner or later fl .Z02
=

some of 4947/9" + suffix 49.01 / poyi 40.6.-

97,446
pronound %I 4M soot (of ceiling) rft1/40.9
some sort ,)1,e: 1/0;1 (of pots) #17/;7? /W2
some time arso n/lep; 24, soothe (the: itching) 2//),..47a4;
dipp
(a frightened child) e40/..2
somehow .134917 351° soothsayer pi/274r
someone 4 oo. %?,,PP: /5a). sorcerer 697(101
somlthing ,,xe ix; (a sorcery 2/)46epp
little hit) pfv.. p 171 sordid (hut) ; (quarrel)
something or other g? .92)3
so:aetiw.: z9g. pi A 3A 3 z '45 sore (n.) 4
co: .timen 3 .g?ig 214./. 417g, have a sore A 4,4
. 598
 283

:.;oro, adj. (wcun1/44.) eim oh sound, vi. (of tru: net) 0,f0,
(grief) ?'9t (oE- running feet) 1440,
bo sore Aiefbarb ; (be filled (of a Le1.1) Acev4)
with sorrow) fl'es /$4 (Ca) (seem) 47PA4 ; (dive deeply)
4,0 GO-/, 1'; /774 96
be in sore need /?"10: ,7h4h7(147
get sore 76i ;/$ sound (n.) giDOE ;

sorely /),902 (meaning, implication) th4i)

sorgham (elements composing spoech)in
sorrow (n.) (12/.1
express sorrow 74ggyi sound, adj. (advice)
sorrowful (occasion) irrt; (mind) fib ; (timber)

(relatives) ,i9//) vet/P (foundation) ,D3 b;

sorry ,oet.,4 (sleep) 4/27 Jo ; (bank)
be sorry ,.//r, 902g.ito7ii; (argument)
sort (v.) hre 44;7: . sPk4 WI4
sort out tip 05,740'6a, 4,6.9 sounding 7 rAftp: yb h y2J
sort (n.) 14/V (type) soundless, be igs.Pd Map-Jo
Oa. IWO ON

/44101: soundly (thoroughly) 04 al) 4r. A..ee3

'sort of no) m (7. (wisr.ily)
of sorts Ain coup
so -SO
setleiri our (vt.) 196 "27/.19
soul f ; (example) ..r/M
sour (17i.) r)19 ePA/1,97
;

(person who leads) V; sour (adj.), he (wine)

not a soul P4,44.919; /jeD.f 0750 71/0/0 ;. (green fruit)
sound, v. (the trumpet) fO, ; av
(praises) ; (measure turn sour (milk) Y2-10

the depth) 7/4 #9: p ; ( try source

to disceViita person's opinions) south o. /2
74 7017 liat:p.L44 0.927 s 0-7
099
 ZtJ4

Ipth Polo Ax),!?tr: 00,044

be spared (of life) 744.
souvenir 6Wd,eloF spare, adj. (time) PCC ;
sovereign (n.) (tire) armfme, ;

sovereign (adj.) 444./. /j i4 (b-ration) )/5hy4F

fle2,s1hv4 441 a spare parts en fi 7a el s

sovereignty supreme power) sparingly /20,91/2

13f' et4), (right of spark (vi. ) 1.1°7 fi 16' 7,1
L;elf-government) o-04: ft,7 7/ spark (n.) 4:1 P*4 T 91,1,7 011T 6;
ig- o2si.P40,z ow, (of life) 1/0112'4
sow 104,0' make sparks wej 1 7o VI 4.4
2ace (n.) ; (blank between sparkle (of water, conversation)
words) r?fid; ; (expanse
: ; (of eyes)

in which the universe exists) tab heti

spark plug VIA,
spacious 46,, spatial Atind a
spade (n.) '1701 spatula "0 if $1,,,
Spain `P?is'xr speak #/?4,
span (n.) h 3 /Ye (period of ; speak out, speak up tope
time) er .141; ; (distance speaker tic: 34
between two definite bounds) spear e: .

special 9y4,4 95 A A
soank (v.) Ord" z.special dtgivery 4R: 440111471"AV
spare, v. (show mercy) ye.4,7: snecialist 4 0 9°11+
4'"*U47 I t?4d ; (save specialize (in) A Oil:. 41)"
from labor) 97.e>29-0, ,7475 f40, r 0 te"

(relieve from something) 11, . ,spccially /7y4A0

(econoize) :pccies
9.k /27/7 ; (keep aside) fj 3i7 specific (purpose) et o

(orders) p ; (rc.,meC,y) 074?

GOO
 285

epflk:ify 404 I n744/1 49/5/ snonderi extravagant ---

cpecimcn f1 ottir pow-P
,Y)a spendthrift A co.
rpcck W.0 sphere P4;. ; (extent of

00/17 activity) OT4.12

94? 410: spherical
FDectar:lcc iRte spice (v. ) tfl .11. irrb
rnectntor spice (n.) #0,827
speculate ,ii>9.evr:,ers,4! hdri spicy y6 012.11:" fg1007
speech (public talk) rep9e7 ; spider XL 6
(language) 2441.21v; (power spiderweb 046;71 AsPe
of speaking) arr7e spill (vt. ) 6, /6/f
speed (vt.) ,20/)1, spill (vi . ) a. /0 /5
speed (vi.) J7 4 1 b7s 124' spin (cOtton) 102/$ ; (a top)
speed up (vt.) ,)**,/ :5)17deP7e ; (stories)
speed (n. ) riP
road limit Ow4i: TO sninal column jhc 524
:.;20Cdy 4.117Y spindle SI i Nei?
rnon (v.) qiir 444 //e.ere:IerNspino (of body) fri,?c6
(mean) 'OP (thorn) Jia,f2; 'i+/
spell, n. (charm) hheiPP/ #Pre? spinster J70, 7115 1 /0
for a short spcll pi be: 2/e. spiral n ) 1/112 2/M Jame
sp.1111)ound, /1bhirl spirit evysh (liveliness)
CpCiling AogI 10
vg.19
spond (; :Toney) ?C9,2? ; (time) be in good spirits Ah:
4i 4 r E spiritual
spend the day gPo spit ) T .9DAP
spend the night g4 spit at
Go
 286

spit up ))/d,e);. 44 spoke V/1

spit (n.) adr6 spokesman .04)4 lio/d/fl
spite (v.) )1)r,eig sponge (n.) 44,7
spite (n.) 74 sponsor, v. (assume the cost of)
in spite of y9 + imperfect 7i (a bill)
; 2511/2
;( sponsor (n.) 4.24
spiteful h4177 spontaneous /) 4 ed'APP: PfrIXI7
spittle ht/er t2.34 spoon (n.) IP, yzx
splash (vt.) eel* spoor Otrfl
splash (vi.) ?ez en (of sport te7/>7aii
paint) 6. //f sportsman /57ztper
spleen 1474.P spot, v. (make spots on) ;1;1.07
splendid .91' ?'"0#1/7 ; (spoil) ;
splendor Ga0 (recognize) %,A: 6'0,6 ; (a
splinter (vt.) 4 f/170 mistake) h ,p bez/f ii2,v
splinter (n.) h1.11 spot (n.) ind"1,11e.: /1,494; (of
split, vt. (wood) &4' ,7 /5#/120 mud) b,y 1122 ; (mark)
(divide) '7444 44" ,91)4 PP ; (place) /7 ;
split up h 9 (blemish) -.)1 V1
split (n.) hl r (division) on the spot (at once) evgjelA;
0;0444 (at the place mentioned) khoicfat.
splitting (headache) 9eek4d4 spotless IAA
splurge g spotlight 140.4,
spoil (vt.) ; (pamper) spotted (animal) /76-4IP
spouse /244P.
spoil (vi.) 1406N (of spout, n. (of coffee pot) /r1P ;
fruit) /,4/,4 (of roof) ,704,1c
spoiled, adj. (child) 9211).0.94' sprain CO AP- 4 4 (ea)
(;02
 287

snrawl 7h#42 rapidly) vr?# Mt" /3 /3

spray (the garden) ep* o3?'0, ; sprout (n.) ,I;e)/1
(of fireman) 464. ; sprouting grain Plece
(with insecticide) f44 p spry ?ft
(with a machine gun) e4 spume
spread, vt. (wings) #42 (a spur, v. (urge on) 744 ; (the
hole) ,244. ; (butter)fr/2 ; horse) P.e,2-01.
(a rug) ,7)/124 (disease) spur (n.), on the of the
1"'"" kV) ; (a rumor) moment %/7 r: ph ,Q
spread, vi. (of news) ,hf/..; spurt, v. (of blood) m.1%
(of fire, sickness) (of a jet of water) yleozeoz
(of paint) 09 (increase) alrberrq.
spread apart hi, spy (v.) ,M4 ; (notice at
spread out #49 a distanCe) $.7#0`
spring, v. (of rumors) /Pi ; spy (11.)
(from a seat) //i/PI's squabble (n.) IRO?! 11)929
(of sparks) e49 /22 squad //VA' 2,4"
spring a leak U/54 squadron $.7,,,,efecI
spring out : squalid gr., jpo
spring, n. (season) gg, squalor ev /F0
(source) .91,7 ; (of truck) squander %0,7,
; (of watch) square, vt. (a board) 49.07/3% Aa

(an account) P?h/PM

sprinkle (vt.) 6 : fr2 ts >24 square, n. (a plane figure with
sprinkle (vi.) ;499 ATI* four equal sides and four
sprinkle (n.) 2,44P right angles) 411,

sprout (vt.) (public place) ,; gov

sproit (vi.) nybh ; (develop .II
square, adj. (having four equal
 288

sides and four right angles) stack (n.) hsTe

"190-r13: ,2,Ps eel stadium 0912
01.
(-meter-)- LO (honest) staff, n. (rod) /02 ; (group
; (meal) PeQ of employees) W
squash, v. (a bug) ein, "Pb) general staff f r14g /77 C :
(a rebellion) gfi)/i4 41) Yitl /If : fl2
squash, n. (plant) 4/, stag ./.9//9
scuawk er..b stage (n.) ofvkbh (period
saueak 42 r of develooment) gas
squeal yl efb" (scene of action) /434
squeeze, vt. (oranges) esnafb, stagger (vt.)
(the hand) eab M7) ; (hug) stagger (vi.) /; zg
staggering, adj. (blow)
(force by pressing) dr, CD4 0141077.4414 ; (news)
,7a131° ivelfh.4$pr
squint elp!,,I; ef..;s stagnant (water) ; (air)
scnirm 4 c7.1-0,4 01°13 L7
squirrel ?;,7y) stagnate 01,174
squirt (v.) 49.3 = Gan stain (v.) ,7#77/11 ; (the
stab (v.) G9,9 (a knife into) reputation) 72414
tr)
stain (n.) /7:9121': #131:
stab to the heart Ai) ',al, stair Azr
stabilize CD/3f stairway AGA
stable (n.) .911 stake (n.) 0102) :
stable, adj (foundation) gt,, (interest, share)
(government) PG,9 ; be at stake '740.2
(currency) 9elige f.to r stale, be --- (bread) gte
stack (v.) r)07)1. (air) licis7
601
 289

stalk (v.) t7 ybz/7 stand up 74f/ ; (withstand.)

stalk, n. (of plant) P7.14 wear) Pri
(vt.) /Ay% P'7 0r14 stand up for 2
stall (vi.) 1/40-- /7 )143 stand, n. (booth froM which some -

(of motor) /:0), thing is sold) $(74) ;

stall , (for cows) 4I p (platform) OP,eivaki
(for horses) jr0 ; (booth (position, attitude) d74/?.TA21b
for merchandise) ea yf2a standard, n. (anything taken as
stallion G/1 basis for comparison) A'ai
stammer 41,41Y40 4--N4h7: At4
stamp, vt. (documents) ,?,447) (flag)
(fix firmly) e?qg; # standard, adj. (weights) $97149., ;
esAfs
(indicate eV 4.I4 (reference work) 9r
stamp, vi. (trample) in, 94.; standardize. Whi
1,2 m47 standard of living 442 gZg."
stamp out (fire) /2 t.7.91 7/,741.,. standing, n. (position) giT
(a rebellion) erv1/5 of long standing 90e
stamp, n. (official seal) 0,174"4standing, adj. (water) 94,2 ;
(for letters) 14P .1)443 (order, lamp)
(impression, mark) ,../174 tlp standpoint
stand, vt. (set in an upright standstill, come to a MOD.D11.4111/0

position) h#0) ; (withstand) staple (n.) pp: fop') ; ( to

t-yh ; (tolerate) 7a) fasten paper) fa : apc-Cor
stand, vi. 444 ; (rise) fil; star pnii
(remain in force) t.;;Asecl; 49 starch (v.) "7 02A: ,,,4z7(.27)
stand aside fie% starch (n.) 'h ,4
stand by 'J) /MA; igdp store (vi.), at 74r/72.:
stand by one X74.. rr.
who; '79

con
 290

start (vt.) Zerb6 ; (a rumor) stateless /1 9;?- 40'

Plepfern; (a business) stately
A0.6000 ; (the motor) A840 statement (report) 017441 ;
Andel (something stated) big2,6° ;

start (vi,) ger7C ; (of fire) (of a bank) M. Pi x7 740 40,0

<-6 Y4i1; (make a sudden move- statesman P72 I yj s / a"

ment of surprise) ,e7vir; station (v.) h 010
start (n.) Grb ;rep 6, station, n. (of bus, radio) 40-112pr

from start to finish* 74 e? (7)(1-..e ; (assigned post)

ty
.ea AMit',43/$?? r h er
starting, today y?"' : 273e e0 stationary, be --- (of a machine)

startle (vt.) 114'57M rih4P. 45.0/9., ,0A'4,91)

startle (vi.) ,gi7/72 (of population) 07' 4/032spez

starvation 419 P44
(prices) g0 04
/2 d.q9(4.0.,) PtASP, ap y
starve (vi.) ,1 stationery

starving /2L'5 /2 beA /7 statistics 1 4.43k .6?/?4

state, v. (express) 71r2z ; statue eh ea 4)

(settle) 49 4 5 ; (present) stature (height) OdIPP ;

(standing, development) 14? 91e

state (n.) 2 c ; (government) status (condition) Li ;

IA)P (an (social standing) A..+; bwe

organized group that form a statute e,7
state) 9/63 (condition) staunch 94 12

(=A! CO 9$': 49dipstay (vi.) #f ; (dwell) ,Sr

L

.7/6?;/72. (remain)

state of affairs 04 tgl 40,e,

persons in every state of stay away 64-
life pl pen 9e: .507e stay behind .5 fj = ,eC
 291

stay out CO- II.' 427 stem (n.) #934

stay (n.) 2/4.0 I'd 0. stencil PCO,P
stead, in one's --- fi 7,v4 stenography Are, Rte Up
steadfast step, v. (put the foot down) &PM
steadily 4/..tel-13:1.# G.1 ft) ; (enter) 0
steady, adj. (work) 2be2 ; step aside; He' $:42114 %A
(ladder) /1V7# ; (hand) step back eci,e. ..v% #'0' A13
y; ; (worker) step down GO e.g
d-/iPPP 7a1&) step forward
steal /50 step out 0'27
steal away 5 4 ? 12. = L step up A /72f
stealthily /776y,,..,4, step, n. (stair) xef ; (motion
steam (vt.) /2),?0,hop: ,74/M of the leg, action) g2e.9"1"r;
(instruments) ofb/3 (footprint)

steam (vi.) 5 t5 step by step 954- 40v)

steam (n.) tl 3 0,/3.-0 ; (energy) be in step gg
4DP be out of step 017 LO
steam engine /2,7/, 4 g keep step. yiA ev
steel &PI at mp watch one's step pir)2,fri°,1"
steep, v. (flax) I/ ; tea) stepbrother f'%1P4% A0P. Ar-7-
f,74
steep, adj. (stairs) 9J-)7/4" JPCP:
steer, vt. (a ship) 7Ver ; (a stepchild Quie.,,
boat) ; (a car) 14 s'-epdaughter P 12-4
steer (n.) h1.9 I /710 stepfather Qjo'; ,rk) '7/2?
steering wheel PeVn9= aPd stepmother i Are/2 % A°77'

stela eh e0.4P stepson 9 ia;1-

stem, v. (a flood) )2 7,g (the sterile (woman) Or9 J7 ;

opposition) (scalpel) 72,c/9 z 3,4,(13,

601
 292

(ground) 413%347 stifle (rebellion) gr: 51,4?Z, ;

sterilize fraves-0, fe: (laUghter)
stern, adj. (expression) 774,10: (fire) ,2/7,
Oh (strict) rw# still, adj. (air, water) 96 ;
s:ew (n.) GOY (night) VC'
steward eibe,4 ; (of be still (house) vet yjh ;
airplane) P?/),If4,9c (lake) Br.. ,
stewardess p.,./>71c,"2" keep still 2,-.9.°1
stick, vt. (pierce) 44 ; still (adv.) 191j A6 31 yja. /siu
(attach) 4g2 ; (put into) "21'4.02 7f
stillborn, be - PA: 7/494X
stick, vi. (be attached) 14/ ;* stilted, be --- (manner) 9,PLC:PVI5
,1
,7/1
; (of a door) (language) /k: 01/54"12'
; (of a nail) $49) stimulate LIA)P.;
stick out (vt.) ,74)ni (the interest) lb4 .964
stick to 1..r nith stimulation azii,940..17f 9*-ff.96:919
stick up for ,g7, stimulus peAM4; ,02e
be stuck i'/72/),t' ; (of a sting, vt. (of bee) f,e4 ;
bone) 4,0frZ (of a .'(of mind) 71.4 (of
door) /Pi/ speech) 2 0. 4,
stick (v.) VW' stingy 6 0
sticky 7/ 96 stink (v.) VZO,
be sticky (weather) stink (n.) ..-7;- 967)
stiff (collar) 240 ; (examina- stipend 7/2 4
tion) ,7/72- (cover) stipulate .7,e,9 17.712
4-- /72 stipulation /1 1.6'ee MA ;0/3
stiffen (resistance) ,7/)7024 ; (32,g.y% ; (agreement)
(the collar) bP-f°
608
 293

stir, vt. (excite) wy hold back) ,2 ; (a

(the fire) Ad ; (the speaker) 2/..9-b' P,/,T

soup) h eP/M ; (move, stop (vi.) # ; (stay) fj4Q
of wind) Y244)49/7° stop off .74. %A
stirrup C92.4 stop overnight )),ei.
stitch (v.) 40. stop up g
stitch, n. (of thread) J C ; stop (n.) 67062); (stopping)
(made by a doctor) 6TAP (plug) el:79,F
;

stock, n. (race) /-/C ; (cattle) bring to a stop "24'd,

2 ; (of gun) IA ; come to a stop ?fib
(supply) n/.7A ; (share in full stop V.)71 ;
a company) 1P/101 make a stop Ue.
be out of stock 1-2?P'? 4,2saeo- put a stop to ,7 f'd
take stock (of merchandise) stopper e40. i 47
4""'" V:14/W;(examine) GWOOL storage (place for storing)
stocking ft, 9e, 014,t2 0-91/7 ; (keeping in a
stockpile '7M GI lb" safe place) 1 -P.-9'9?: hr:
riP251.11. g 4 4,5 . pf'017/'

stole *646 store (v.) Y21751'619r)9 5.t'C

stomach 09,e 6i 2b) store (n.) n467 117'447
stomach ache (040,1 04-1/22, storehouse' eppIsA,;;; (of
stone (v.) ng3(49,: information) .1)714.*
stone (n.) ,e;e0i0 ; (of fruit) storekeeper oh 4 97
0110 stork
stony storm (vi.) 11349"' 10'13 ;rf
stool nc storm (n.) pleiu s i4/') 5)M P:
st00P 7473/24: ;fry' ;
d4
otop (vt.) % iro ; (restrain, story (account) ylL ; (any
 level of a building) eA strait 9)/7 41' e0 P
<-- stout (nan) G. ; straits Y, c
(walls) V4711' ; (resistance )strand (n.) ve
91P) strange iv 3 (behavior)

stove P' IG)714 6DA ; (odor) 6)

stow di ors fi? fme

Etraight (adj.) vP;P:..A4I feel strange 7/2/40)
(honest) (h00 stranger 44:01, ityg
be straight 10,7492,7h strangle (choke) (kill 41j10f
straight (adv. ) /7 941r,.4 ( thinkt by squeezing the throat) 74;
Shall
; (uninterrupted) "Zg
Ole I'
(

strap (v.) //eD frai: '144

straight across e6)2: A4P: strap (n.) A44' ; (of sandals)
straight ahead /2 0.C1A.0" ep,e441 0/34-41
straighten (tablecloth) )74.49?"A stratagem h
(a rod) ',or ; (the room) strategy HAI ,,-)74..
S /42 (the drawer) MA straw (n.)
straightforward. 94k straw, adj. (hat) 44;
strain, v. (chain) $0024. ; (the (mattress) Itc4=F;f4:, Pie
leg) a 6Pf t 34 (ea) strawberry 6
(butter) ,7,79M ; (the eyes) stray, v. (of cattle) MP ;

,24/49 ; (relations) 0-.4 (of thoughts) /2 )95

strain every effort fin, stray, adj. (cat) P/72113: /MAX
strain (n.) IAP; (tone, 744 e49- ; (cattle) AO': 'Y1;
style) ,91/6)12,;4 (bullet) .00h-b
strained, adj. (laught9ri,;3177/: stream, v. (of sweat) 211/274/)14
41)1 ; (voice) OM .(of tears; r2t'h4 ; (of

crowds) 7°I 4 , (of

strainer "r41 water) A 4/f

G1
 295

stream (n.) On/ strew (flowers) ; (grain)

street 01 f"" /94' ; (rushes on the

street car ?1.91) floOr) .P.///74Vii

strength 4 = 113 V41; strict 11) ; (diet) 6/40AV

(of army, of drug) VI) stride (v.) S*291444 /21/4 744'61)4

strengthen (a person) 1"4"1P, nil); stride (n. ) Nee Jv COIZ.

(an army) ))/nini. strife np.0
strenuous (vigorous) .79; strike (v.) 1.19.44 ; (coins) 4Pr..
(requiring exertion) ,7,e'V42, ,74"7 (a match) AI(
;
stress, v. (emphasize) L.9 prv: (cross out) ; /fa
(root) ?MA ; (of the flue)
stress (n.) JC ; (mental) wr# (of a
; thought) ,I:
OP ,7h (0) ; (of an
be under stress /6b13,0 idea) 82)44
lay stress /5/27 strike, vi. (of lightning)
stretch, vt. (a string) a 024 ; 4--.102g%6 ; (proceed) 4/34b) ;

(a rope) #49 ; (shoes) (stop working) A el)

-,?/540, ; (the legs) b4...tii; strike out /lig
se
(the rules) 404" ,/gZ7 strike (n.) eitublz "167
stretch, vi. (of a road) 71/4.9; # go on strike
(of an empire) 4/h 0.4; Elf apeissiEstriker itouG): eP
material) 744 striking, adj. (color) ,e49#
stretch every effort 0,7**01: string, v. (beans) 96 y /774 ;
M4, ; 'AI7 (beads) /3,7
stretch out (vt.) string, n. (thin cord)
stretch out (vi.) ?1/42; (of pearls) (of
(on a bed) ^up% A.5 harp) )740..+44
stretcher "'ivy stringed (adj.) 1)4j 2. ilk
 296

strinqent (strict) a e 1919: P110 an effort) ,463.614fni

strip, vt. (bark) 41,7 ; (fruit struggle (n.)
from trees) pb ; (rob) stub, n. (of ticket) " C.`' 4`1*.;
trF --,nno c5' c 0 ',X (of pencil) 6, trb
strip, n. (of bamboo) hirai I stubborn eh 40% VP egE 44 37X.;
(of paper) (effort) 'Mae
stripe Ofrove student )A674
strive (try hard) le: studious liciP s 9°2 vie'
(struggle) 74 study (v.) 744,4 (a map)
ttioeDh,pyi
strGko, v. (the arm) g0/714 ; ; (a problem) ape
(a cat) 4/04
stroke, n. (sound) JP.Pel study (n.) PP) aeR (investi-
(a blow) PR (a sudden gation, report) ''s''$1 ;
attack of illness) froe0= (sketch in preparation for a
ci Oh..0 painting) IRW ; (room)

at one stroke 1;44;.V4 <" ?VIPs h4

stroll (v.) /2/44r: )21/114 stuff, v. (cotton in the ears)
strong (ladder) /)91G) GDAti ; (clothes in a bag)

(smell) 1M ;44 ; ( tea ) 4ralofe'

04:9429v ; (argument) 41,49r stuff oneself p944: /?0

stuff, n. (cloth) An)
stronghold MI 2 (belonging. ) /7# ; (worth-
strongly X r wo I 4--.5/4 less things) Al c e
stropluz f ?iv F pogs stuffy (hall) 94* S ; (conversa-
structure (building) ,-,13 ; tion), fr/7.
(of a building) atap ; (of stumble 4 374/7in
the human body) pdP stumble on t, L6 -9''7 z

struggle (v.) ; (make stumbling block d; 4p

12
 296

stringent (strict) aelfe: pv/# an effort) 71P32#141'

strip, vt. (bark) 414 ; (fruit struggle (n.) ;IVA
from trees) o 0617 ; (rob) stub, n. (of ticket) :Peal' 714';
fmur/n/nC51 d.e (of pencil) %SlAdib

strip, n. (of bamboo) /11710$ stubborn eh407; 44157X;

(of paper) WA70. (effort) ,7q14

stripe alitie student '4074

strive (try hard) 1/443: Wk.; studious lif/Ps 902 VA'

(struggle) -.74 74 staqx.(v.) 7 t/PG (a map) ;

al 4,2,4
stroke, v. (the arm) firm4 ; (a problem) tile
(a cat) 44/j

stroke, n. (sound) 2,50ei stud y (n.) py-Dae;? ; (investi-

(a blow) 5"? (a sudden gation, report) 110";P

attack of illness) "4.50; (sketch in preparation for a

aP : painting) 12'a ; (room)

at one stroke r04$0.7,1 ?VI? t htP)

stroll (v.) /2 s9e: frZI/lb,4 stuff, v. (cotton in the ears)

strong (ladder) P9Ii?/, ; 4DA15. (clothes in a bag)

(smell) 1/47 ; (tea) ab yb

W4.14,319 ; (argument) 100110" stuff oneself 79*4:
alp14.7." stuff, n. (cloth) ,f2n)CA ;
stronghold /n31/1 ; 9 (belongings) ; (worth-
strongly n 41,4 less things) pe
strophe f = stuffy (hall) 9.,i) g (conversa-
structure (building) C4 ; tion), 571 1'4
(of a building) .26a1:2 ; (of stiimble Ii771/774/7
the human body) x#.0 stumble on to) ;..6.9 vp
struggle (v.) 7fj ; (make stumbling block ei,4,p
 297

stump (of tree) 174 subjugate M 744

stumpy frif 44 sublime 4es 942sublime

stun (shock) ,7/%/1 7012 submerge (vi. ) /114 96

be stunned t? GDP h sumbissive (humble) PAR ;
stunt ( v. ) 96 40/Sao erko (docile) $7 gs
stupefy (of an attack) ,4,W submit, vt. (present) 01 /7
(of heat, noise) ,1,4, submit (vi. ) 07Y
stupendous 90-4/h,e subordinate (n. ) 044., A
stupid (person) .&4' ; subscribe (money) 4,./57, :.9641
(conversation) 967A0 subscribe to (periodical)
sturdy (table) ;

(person) 76'W/C;/9 /;r4 ((ideas) 096,V4

stutter (v. ) /Y4 QP1/7 subscriber pot,9,4 .9 :
stuttering OP y subscription (to a magazine)
style // (fashion) rb 4-- ee/94 rmey Yip: 24
suave h h#4 : (sum of money given to a
subdue /t /I/4 cause) f p 47lee
subheading ,c ihhp subside -74,5 ( storm) 9 ?)% A4;
subject, v. (bring under control) (fever) i6i1) t4
x,/)2/24 ; (predispose) subsidiary 041 "734;
'744 0: 4/.4 subsidize 770,f1: 0214.7*; 44/.2

subject (n. ) f 7C ; (course subsist (maintain life) /2A Atoll

of study) Ario/C;? ; (topic) (continue to
; (citizen) AO exist) 7475
ft 1 ; (person under control subsistence jr.ef 1,,PIG f

of another) d'A. 2.7/7 (in substance (matter) f 7e.= ;

grammar) /7h 477 (essence) aP 41)175
subjection 7 7;i't. to P4'
I3
 298

subs tant -0AI fie )7P .e.W; succinct j r Z1: 32) ; /4

(bridge) /7 y7b succumb
substantially goTeiVis such 4,P ///5
substantiate /4 iyhz41. 4 ?./), such and-such iv ,?4
substitute (vi.) suck (the breast) ; (lemon)
substitute (n.) 1197,A 447,4V/29 ; (air) 4)9
subterfuge pp vp /MR suckle 7/07/7
subtle Z't geo6 sudden Jel 7/ 7 apdx4A/,/,
subtract Fe' f lj suddenly a.,i.
subtraction ovPO4/fh sue (take legal steps) ii6Z/Ar
suburb yiyi 91 #1/1/1 (plead for) heal
subvention 9 774' . 174 suffer, vt. (tolerate) V'71,
subvert 74/202 (experience) pg (/2 p)
subway al.93:1. suffer, vi.140,.1,P ; igusiness.
succeed,(vt.) / 744 n (of grades) 2/0:
succeed, vi. (accomplish
one's purpose) 74..0 /4;i6P; 4 suffering690) .0.1 p 611- "41,111
(be in a position) A4 suffice fido
succeed to the throne ,244,,)411% sufficient n e
4944 suffocate (vi.) 4 .
success f? .0)9 sugar fl c 27 4. e
612,ER 3- Pe' 012 M sugar cane /77,2.car; /i
be a success ?4 suggest (propose) eb, 412' fj OI/2
successful (person) ft74(4V; (imply) aV 6,274 ; (bring
(business) 0-2.P 1/1p to mind) 1/ii?
he successful V/P;1 (494.1,377, such sk/,60v 7/5//..F
7773
tjuccessive yPe41,
successor 711)r1 make a suggestion eA
(i
 299

vuicide .)/3.7:.692,xeeb (amount of money) -71///,

commit suicide 4,47- 744 in sum "?.4
suit, v. (please) P7R4t4. summarily ,4
(fit) db 071 ; (be summarize 4 Go-- Aik4
proportionate to) 7/O'D-1,40/ summary ..)y49:Pg4A
suit best vidar summer /7,
suit yourself! 14/51(.1 summit c';1
suit, n. (set of clothes) 0146; summon (call) 4091/2 ; (require
4.0(b (lawsuit) 0; 4
.1

the presence of someone by a

(courtship) er7,74-,0'4,9vb summons) /?ift'ird., ' Xyey
bring suit summons e/2)947
follow suit 14,11$4 sumpttk.ous
suitable 9v2 /> 49 49 7 07 sun (v.) , -- oneself
suitcase 41 sun (n.) 199l' /
suite 71 ndp Sunday ,?,124,47ra

10.
suitor (who brings a case to sunder (vt.) kez.09
court) 2.,e01 (who courts sunder, vi. (hoalition) AtZd ;
a woman) 9411.774 P(91:91"
sulk 7v.024 sundry 49 el fl
sulken (child) (IPP.oZd. ; sunflower 4 g
(skies) efrA' sunglasses 9o01.3 1. e/V5 C
sully sunken (ship) /5 r PI/X ; (rock)
sulphur gtr 49-.3 P'h 4
sum, --- up (add into one amount) sunny (day) t9i4,42 ; (room)
ReV4 (summarize) t)eke". 9 02 7 ",2?1
,,ri91/2/5 sunrise p0 ale; 40- °P;
sum, n. (results obtained by sUnset 96;4e 1'4 56,22
74,47 vevi6
addition) /79 0:,..43.02.44 4. sunshine
J
A IA
"Y
t; 1 5 .
 300

sunstroke ..rb supply (v.) 407 fi

superb r p
superficial (examination) 9604; 4 support, v. (hold up, prop) Ape:
I s tP 2
o
alets)
taiLorsurrm
V i i tt
; ()all's 10 X Lir)
Pa) O,
(mind) Ao>/74f d91/ ; (maintain
superfluous, be 0111110110 4010
.0 245 to. parents) Inc ; (maintain
9 oyj4 4) 57z ;34,1,/.9-v , children) Ni))44,g4 Z4;
superintendent 4/04 AV AV (comfort) glrf) ; (uphold)
superior (n.) e/74/2":: /9?/7e.lb A2' ; (verify) w,
superior, adj. (officer) sw ; 4 support oneself o'1,3= "76l
(mind) 9i ; (quality) support (n. ) t.2
it' (forces) -i41 suppose az ze.D-) :7 .0d1
suneriority cfi711/fr rb,"/ (imply) t)1 aem 52
supersede 717 let's suppose fir, 1 /14
superstition "INIt supposed (adj.) 0/174
superstitious fi,?N) r fi?Rs supposition Pro, / I el:0/M r.
9.11I goy 4 fr*2
ggerVI
supervise suppress (a riot) gn/j/5 ; (news)
supervision 740o "27-'176 fri2 $27,40 ; (a smile) P.--,P/ ;
supervisor a/ /2 (one's feelings) 24.(-69
supper suppurate 1074
supplant 44 /../ "PIM supreme (authority)
Q... t :J/
supple '164 .97i, (effort) ,74 00
supplement (v.) /) : Supreme Court MO 6/ 7 %1 w
supplement (n.) "yogi 7/&QP. 4P
supplementary MI erb 6 r "12, surcharge yide&407t re.2
b 94
supplicant f al' sure (messenger) )96.?_i ell
supplicate 6 of (friend),d611 ; (victory)
supplication oj ear e,,..70)A re ; (remedy) 97/dyt,
(; I i;
 301

be sure to 7rg- surnrising Q oil

for sure .0.71:/77 surrender, vt. (arms) >21>ZyM
make sure ,76.17/77 (liberty) )744Gte, 4 iv
surely (certainly) /9)44627' surrender (vi.) aY: /if!,
(with skill) n 13.o6 surrender (n.) 1 eD krn?
surety (sponsor) 9,/) surreptitious h ea a
(guaranty) ?Of surrogate .97) pff
surf 0,6(m) surround ifi/7
A di
surface, vt. (the road) i/"12 surroundinc
surface (vi.) 2 ethi',5 Cam= surroundings
Ylps
surface 112d ; (outside) a-ls surveillance notro7nla
surgeon If!) g "pin: ehi2 9b i.- 40 survey, v. (the situation)A0fW
ebxp
surgery 014 .7r pc'' revd 9. 3
m 416 ; (land)1,f4;
strly (74 Kr (take broad view of) /7(1),: don #
surmount (obstacles) 7e4V4f (examine) DO h fr 7 0
(of a mountain) an /2/54,3 survey (n.) rf9
(of crown) ,40., hmpohg: rciPJ
surname per) ern ler Ar) (of land) 9tcei>
surpass /24 /27 surveyor 96c.p."
surpluo 41 Wid
survival (act of surviving)
sur?rise, vt. (cause astonishment) OVZ47 ; (thing that
(come upon survl ved ) 07i6
unexpectedly) g z (e/pR) survive (outlive) Zet 7,7-4>.
surprise, n. (feeling caused by (continue to be) /7/42."
something unexpected) eetPX,A. survivor frle G.
4ertgp; 011).,e ti..1 011(400
nom: C
susceptible 0-1
by surrrise /747-77d4 be susceptible of '4
take* by surprise Ahil suspect (v.) /72Z,124 ; (think
61
 302

likely) be swamped with work t(4)0; 742310

suspect (n.) eveVMGVie01 swamp in.) 4 '9'
su spend (a l amp) Pi .97 ; swampy fzved7
(judgement) (payment)swarm (vt.) fb t)
f400
21i eat ; swarm (vi.)
be suspended' f 2 H ; 7 swarm in C
suspenders a;)7 74' si!arrn (n.) 44244 1?;&3 b9.)
su.snension ?A ea D $ ea7.4te swarms of
.211REicion re,0,4, swat
have a suspicion /Y24,/), sway, vt. (cause to move from
al!!picious (inclined to distrust) side to side) '?e,ote/ ;
9.m 1/9/6 ; (open to (influence, move) OW") ;
distrust) P74 9 k /6 (cause to change one's mind)
make suspicious 1/41")/1"; 4P- th 0/213 heam
97/0,(44/7" sway (vi.) 74aireo/f/ ; (lean
sustain (support) An; to one side) Ale /3
(uphold) A.92)(2): h44; be swayed ph 0.,r oe;;; x,1449//7
(the weight) /4/37,02); swear (v.) ; (use bad
(undergo, suffer) Az4en words) 74e07010 ; (state
sustenance gb9.0 ; (help, solemnly) ,1,74
means of living) en2 be sworn in 164.)e' fY4 :C/Pe.:dRah
swaddle /)erbCO'l /71,44 sweat (v.) ie4a)
swallow (vt.) %';41 ; (dis- sweat (n.) 412
pleasure) r 7? 1 )442; sweater 1 6)
{mkt 19
(absorb, itat=a644. 0244 ; sweep (vt.) /2,2 z 7 (of hurricane)
;

(accept without question) ; (scan) '74/3 ;

,;02' 5 ( endure ) 9.9;',g=tPl) (win decisively) l2n.,C/PI;

(retract words) 4. Zg'd = )7/3's
.swamp (v.) 92,4/ sweep away' /72C5 s a4 g
18
 303

swnon off e0/54 swikmer

sweeping, adj . ( statement) swimming pool 0P9°17.; VY0A4OW.
dpeutt:,., (changes) 4/ swimsuit of 4
AP: swindle (v.) ,7(14/74D4
sweepings 77G, Z swindler 7 ifilwe 116
sweet (girl) Ah 2 er 2 4; swine ",4 v5,
(tea) hae; swing (vt.) ofv/./1f3 1/
be sweet /V,4,9? swing, vi. (of pendulum)
taste sweet Afc40, 7heage0# ; (of monkey)
swect(s) r/4 dier ;57e j: pet Imhmh ; (on a swing)
71e23, 4974
sweeten "? "), 47 ; (veer, ef
SliCeten with sugar h azat wind) 0'1404 a 44°,99
sweetheart r Me; e44 swing_ (n.) Alm,
vt. (cause to bulge) be in full swing (market)
691174 (cause to increase) swirl 71 et,6 el;
l'19/ make swirl SW/14
sell (vi.) %/7,47 ; (of switch, v. (whip lightly) 714
dough) )4; ; (of profits) (change) /5 t m ; (exchange)
Aa A cp tn (flick) Aae4
be swollen (ankle) AWAV switch off ,7120.

(river) Pi) switch on ,p9le,

swelling Ap9/7;P.P switch, n. (of electricity)

swerve //: ,d4v, e MO, I 071'4f ; (shoot
swift AL A.5 of tree used as whip) hcev
swiftly /24:7W swivel '24 594
cwirt. (v.) poor swivel chair 7.4,74137e; 4P P747
swth in te swollen (river) O9 4 ; (cheek)
1.2;
swir (n.) - f 12
take a swim f sword 7-* b.4)
I;
 304

sycamore epcp (bodily makeup) 4 0'4 P

syllable h$h I ,d, systematic fru C "P/# tO1
itA) c 174 Pfbari systematize /4.4)COP..
symbol 9'n M9 (in writing)
b9 T
symbolize .914h ix" table /9240 (tabulation)
symmetrical ,ler iyr ; (tablet) 444
synretry ; et table of contents 0740-0153..
sympathetic a 1 4. ti multiplication table 2)41 AP
be sympathetic to pd. I ?440/76 tablecloth ','2A1:
L 4 ;/)'

sympathize (be in agreement) table spoon ffieV: on 9

(feel compassion) tablet dii);
tableware
NO
sympathy (a sharing of another's tabulate fihyr),I /4././4
feelings) Mi/3, 7"204:4aet taciturn 2/.51Y0
(agreement) "Pi) tack, v. (attach) ,21,V1/1/
feel sympathy tackle (a problem) ; (seize
symphony /ler a and throw down) /
symposium tact -04 VP
symntom g" -DA PP, tactics // ; (military) pApe:
synagogue preilv) /)4
syndicate al r5/14" . tactless iwPr- P704440-
ynonyrt 7407.), tas (n.) 961 74g: az OR
syntax fr27/) tail (n.) kGP'.
nynthetic /PA.: tailor 4??1); hie
svruo 6171" talzo fv Itg 2 ; (lead)
1/4 (an ordered group .k(-64/5 (a bus) 'j2
;
of facto, nrinciples) /A/C11;2 (a prize) ) )274 ; (time) dg
 305

(patience) n7 900 ; (photos) talk over ,) pp

4 )7 ; ( standt toliv4) .f1W fitp4t: 71174

talk up
(advice) h (medicine) talk (n.) PIP Pe; (conversation)
f)/4 ; (lessons) 74 &ye (rumor) a`e0
take apart )7 hise deliver a talk )2 a er. r:
take away co/P Me.-la talk f 9 9 e 14,
take back elp/7/5 talkative 4
take down ,2efoz4 tall e 7.00D
take in (earn) ,277* (under- tame (v.) 4 "Pg 1 "IP
stand) 79049 ; include tame (adj.) 404
erb et'4 tan (vt.)
take off ,2t0hA ; (the tan, vi. (become brown) I/2AZ
mustache) as tangerine
take on (hire) 0V/94; aa l
ngl re i, v. ( knot) a 1 4/2 ;
(undertake) O'DZ (argue, fight) AVOn
take out ,2 eD fr.)? tank /2e erg 4 ; ( armored vehicle)
take over rm s /Pi Z.= ,o)go
take up /WM ; (lift) Apr ; tanker en s el) e
(preSent a matter) )7,644 tanner #S3 ¢ 0
tale ...11fr? tap (v.) "604 ' er29; AgZ,
talebearer Anorf l5 tape, v. (fasten with a band)
rf
ezt.

talent 14 yi /7"..74 69 "14 at,: Vet,/

talisnan (reCOrate r
talk (v.) ; (converse) tape, n. (for a wound) 9 h4.-
0/4/47.41 ; (magnetic) el

talk back 604 : 4M tapeworm y0

talk behind one's back tar (n.) ?h"
talk one into 9 00 tardy #90 s 90)/9,
62 I
 306

be tardy //77 ; (of teacher

progress) eog ; 4 '474 teaching ation uev .2470,7,
target gig* (precept) 4 4721
tariff 564 19 teakettle g/.:2"av
tarry (delay) //79 ; (stay in team fit 211 s ,ze.; (of oxen)
a place for a short time) U4 +V")).41'
task (work to be done) e(-44/1 ; teapot rfg : 1211

(duty) OD." tear (vt.) p6gg (Bair,

taste (v.) fiwh ; (experience) meat) WI'
haVA tear (vi.)
taste good /946.. /79 tear down ,74.h
taste, n. (sense by which flavor tear off .2 /4/9
is perceived) f )12 P divi tear up O'Ag,
(flavor) /774P ; (liking) ''I,7 tear, n. (something torn) t, ,ii
tasty ri? 4.7b 4)-1Z 114 tear, no (of eyes) 4)111?
tatters move to tears P7hhfev5
tattle 74 /d0 tear gas 19 g h#h'/)2h
tattletale we tease 3474
tattoo (v.) ilbh teaspoon el,: d '2of
tattoo (n.) teat /O'P'
1.
tavern. OVMV: /2) technician 1' h fl
t :r ( V ) OG ,7h>2 41-4I #I3':074 technique li
tax (n.) (Ma 1 164 1' tedious, be /50
ta::ation 9641 f 72444 teethe veli: h to,
tax collector 9120' P7b telegram 414 //).P
ta::i dpia telegraph 'V2, P-9; fit7
tea 41,0 telephone A oh
p71274 ° telephone (n.)
 307

telephone number c he) ten o'clock AeoP: 44?

telephone operator Z*C1 atenacious 170
tell $74 (a story) 74774; 4 tenant A0420 inbg
(announce) '2/744 ; (inform) tenant farmer eir)474
; (order) ,)1/1. tend (vt.) 4q/1,0
(know, recognize) 041'9 tend, vi. (take a direction
tell apart opeo toward) nncs ; (be
teller (in bank) ?9,4M: P114 inclined to) /1/f0/9 Vdo.
temper (mood) ; (rage) YA,p tendency Nil%
be in a bad temper 74/74gin tender, v. (offer for acceptance)
fly into a temper filg,p:
tender, n. (bid) orb ; (offer)
lose one's temper 744/AA
temperament if og tender (adj.) M/5 (leaves)
;

tempermental 9Af <---hgrAr ; (words) MiYn;

;
temperate (reply) (man) (skin) 4o o: fe2A/A,
9nefrominc tenderhearted C 4 +.
temperature 9 : u. fogi ; (fever) tendon
tenement ria
tempent /WI: 114 tense (n.) 241 7
temple A741 eft) OR h tense, adj. (rope) a /444;
temporal 4407f (person) p 4074h T39,49, ell&P
temporarily 24 e.40- tension (stretching) 1"0 112e.; -

tempt 741.0, ; (attract, make (friction) )?h IQQP ;

aryl
desire) ")h2-u" (strain) 940 I": Tb1P1'
temptation 4.74c' tent Al 3
tempting, be --- tentative ;#.1e
ten Q 6,4)41 tenth a
0 to,

f;"?..3
 308

tenuous (web) terror, have a of 4.6.

(argument) 6' ti Z, h terrorist Oen 07
tepid 4 j1/2 terrorize %34/P4
term (expreJsion) .1044 ; test (v.) 6-45 ; (examine in
(period of time in school) order to identify the
e/oPs #P presence of certain conditions)
(time) gdP ; (condition) on 04
ea.') test (n.) 4.fiv
be on bad terms y4/)741 testament It Vg
come to terms 74/17049 testify aft .0 j74 ; (bear witness
terminal (n.) /9/242 to) eet)hfr7f
terminal (adj.) 9 6 1 5 4.1 testimony 7J h Pei? = ;
terminate (vt.) se' M (evidence) 4111/Nr.
terminate (vi.) 4.0 text A) ; (printed version)
termite _,DIPP 4'°4'444$ (a passage
terrace /.11.4 of the Bible) 7 orp R'44
terrain ltd.o 4-- #1- h 5"M
terrestrial 74(9 ti2s ..9124114 textbook Q elb 9 erf 41) "
terrible (severe) ellh7 textile ob drrb 4
(bad) ; (distressing) than Y1

<-4r)2.912: fn., 42 thank (v.) gb &,(r h04.1 ho/i2i

terrific 1 0 Ar thank you: hViA Wdto por
terrify ,i/PX""7/4 64' thankful, be fe4/-
territorial (integrity) f4W,1 ; thankless 60644% /2''
(armyl &l a= thanks plwr
territory (large area of land) thanks to oPerS: h/5.3/7
,?7e7 (land under the that, adj.,pron. (masc.) f ;
jurisdiction of a sovereign 77;
state) that (relative) 91,4 topple-;
62. 1
e rz9v..).-sikt flelert.
 309

that (conj.) 411g perfeci. theology er,4. 27, Apve,1

or relative imperfect theory 434 AP.
that (adv.) ,,hrileil 2 fiv;:P(4) there -$7 NS 1.25

that one (masc.) ,?Cps. (on that matter) $7/111:

(fem.) them is A4
tha (v.) gf thereabouts, or (close to
thatch (n.) P4Ys that tire?) g s evA.P. 49A/41
thaw (vt.) 1 041?7 7,40, (close to that
thaw, v. (melt) CV (become place ) colf°' /eS°
friendlier) 9( 92174, 1.1,e0/ thereafter wes% ecsta
the, masc. -lc (after consonant) , therein e, /)7"

tot) (after vowel); fem. thereto aeAleS

wet -Ci74
31.111"."
thereupon (imr.ediately after)
J 4

theatre Ay thermometer (for temperature)

theft he 0,2If 2 "Ph n g:
their f./e 2: 41y (for weather) cy'rviSP41
/A fl es/ these WRO
them 5;5 eA1:-OleD. they .7.,494
theme A 6'; *4? thick 09 k919 (line) /54
themselves &"41149' (beard) m (forest)
then (adv.) f 2/4.1 4'57 110
(after that) frlifr; thicken (vt.) el) OP

(in this case) thicken (vi.) 4)44

then and there et) gz,., to- thicket
by then St, thierly
thence (from that place) yvf, thief
(from that time) n- ev4a thigh 441
thenceforth 7x,ey: 2/4: thin, vi. /,4 ;

62, 5
 310

(crod) ih9bi4 ; (fog) thorny t,7 'D7 ; (perpleking)

41)
%YnoV6
thin (adj.) h h ; (ribbon, thorough (careful) 7-11,6%;
man, saucc0 0117; (exhaustive) f4 024
,_41,.
-frp-r
crowci.) thoroughfare 979; '.1',17
get thin n 4 thoroughly (carefully) /2171 St;
thing 57C (in detail) 177'40
things (situation) those (adj., pron.) 47514,
(personal belongings) 2 21 though 9 + imperfect + ( #4)
among other things /1/tabeiN thought ; (opinion) Al**349
not a thing %..P /70 Ylti+10-ri
+ negative verb thoughtful (serious) ,217A
poor thing: .91) b (con5iderate of others) .g 9:
think "j4 g ; (believe) be thoughtful )74/7
4-abhhee0) thourrhtless (rash) er2go4 ;
think of , (eV) (not thinking of others) 44e0.:
think up (a plan) ed/olls; 9q.W
(excuses) eh tin thousand A
third ; (of a King thrash (Ail; 7Z 4
or historic person) eAft0e) thread, v. (the ncedie)
a third 01 /3 (beads) 4')
thirst rim. thread (n.) Pa
thirsty, be. --- /79 07(a)) threat #41 ; (of war) lz,A
thirteen Deist) b)"- 9)/);2 .iake threats #9
this (adj., pron.) masc. . threaten IN (announce as
07. g'Vr; = Xt/X: #F a threat) net,hd.P:
this one et/f f VOGO- (be a cause of evil) ,)
thorn three 9,)/)
 311

004_4

throe o'clock 0/4407;P. nfe throughout (prep.) /) . - 74:

thresh 1.D# throurrhout (adv.) /iOrk4.740"'
threshinq floor throw at 104 ; (bring to
threshold db..)/2,0 the ground) "?4 ; (put
thrice yhi' carelessly) /14% .PaZ7
thrifty AM, throw about (paper) Mhj
thrill (vt.) 617 b Ise if', W596 (money) Nii,
thrill (vi.) /Ah44")67,/$ throw away Mh:
(of voice) 71c 7/) 42/2 throw back
be thrilled PAhdit '4,20 throw off !.? 4' .;: "?.-4 '5
thrive ((business) gfiz ; throw out (discard) "Oh; 4
(thilcb:en) 44. (eject) ,061)42
throat 74°C3 thrust too
throb ni 14 thumb )749463 /12 (of glove)
throne #44; f4 GI; 4,47/14
assume the throne 57 ho thumbtack f el) G foh "Ye
throttle (v.) thunder (v.) P44 G
(1) ;
(suppress) (shout with a roar) /71,4 f'94
through (prc.?.) 0- - fin-e); thunder (n.) f 2'41,24
(because of) . - Itsfri Alp; thunderbolt 419'/: dP4A 12r5V
(until) ge.:/'; thunderstorm
through, acv. (the whole) Thursday 4 a. h
4-126.044 ; (directly) thus
thus far .49'z/) '511) +2A-3
through and through (entirely) thwart ens'7d.
ab (co:Ipletely) tibia # rib
n tr) t n.) 01,1' 7e
all the way through ticket z- n, ; (suraMons)
4ky C aPVG.,7 ti 2
 312

ticket office efaj4; 1DX071: tight (adv.) /i ,mil

:tickle '204 ,20Z ; (delight) '200 tighten
ticklish (risky to handle) .

h;,.? 4 till (v.) X44

be ticklish (feet) hflin7/17 till (prep.) 4 ?"
tide (fp es im 2- fro 2,g, tilt tvt.) )7//0h 1/7g4: Ag17
at high tide et? 04 (the hat) .41141.

at low tide foll 44 tilt (vi.) Pge4

tidings 04 timber Arabj3
glad tidings f.,92'91//' time (v.) ,7lh.7/4..;
tidy (v.) 4.4 (measure the speed of) 4.)
tidy. ( adj . ) time (n.) 2/ ;. (hour, minutes
tie (v.) ,,h1, by the clock) Ili f?
be tied (fastened) ,34 44 ; 4 time after time V911,
(make the same score) .)*47: all the time ad) 2, //e0Po
0-41 OhiP at all times 44175Fa',9v: 21
tie a knot inn. at one time (earlier) Ape ;
tie up (halt the activity of) (together) 0 ;gf
e(A)4,05, at the same time %,.0:
(one's money) 41;1 at times %/W: Pi!
tie, n. (necktie) tkv ; beat time %en, /?en /2
(connection) 623PR (be) behind the time ag .14s.
tiger f 1)0 ib4
tight, adj. (knot) RI 94.; 2/44; for the time being h 2 d
,

(wire) 040/174 (shoes)

; from time to time ,74L-P; Cr
/VW? ; (situation) /24216 to-
,71)21- 902S9)1/713 gain time (cloCk) '41 e°/)2
be tight /MY) hard times .Vc'
28
 313

in n inn n 034g± tire ( n. )

in ..ien times 6944-901 2' tired (adj.) 9 '7 errs
in time (eventually) 60.A' 1 be tired, get 'tired XV
(before it is too late) fi24 be tired of hArT7C0-)
tireless (workers) 9419,A7W
kill time 70/4' (effort) 94,10' mil
on time /MO fi tiresome %Aho'2
timely n 6: .711 ti°2 tithe edA) 4pp

timetable Tea 9&P title, n. (name of book) 41174 ,;"'

timid (child) G ; (animal) h.91

A/2. r (rank) *de 7 ; (right of

timidity 4e99- ownership) deDi4t
timorous 4 6 to (direction) ase) 4; 4,

tin #e# (for) h ; (until) t ;

tinkle /.96'62)b (upon, against) 'fi

tint (v.) lbq toad '2,CT
tiny F P3 171 toast, v. (brown by heating)ififlovM;
tip, v. (tilt) wg4 ; (give a (drink in honor of) h h = frhppl:
small fee for services) 2'C' m
tem 4fii toast, n. (toasted) Ofnah
tip over (vt.) g4, toaster 017/0
tip, n. (point) (ru (a bit tobacco 74,91

of helpful information) 4 .1; today (in these times)

;

in .47 ortZ to 12104 2/

(money given for services) toe 99C% '7
together 7 1,e, // a--
tiptop "V?' together with 97 - C

tire (vt.) 17 97 en) toil (v.) h4-

tire (vi.) toil (n.) 7-1 /fAgr
t; I
 314

toilet 753: /3 toothpAsto.. Fred, /3erOgr

tolerance e (w top, v. (cover the top) ;316,;. ;
tolerant gA' 9/", (be at the head of) 7.747:40°7;
tolerate (endure, put up with) (excel) /2h/)7 ; (reach
747111; 4 (allow) y4,42, 4 the top of) - ono: em:
toil, v. 'ell) 7?Xe;64/4 I:4
toll, n. (tax or fee) ,,3:96171.; top, n. (summit) 612 ; ( c over )
(loss in value) .79P ng? (child' s toy) E4p
tomato i4Ydefb from top to bottom y70,.
tomb iii.0/?
tombstone 90.0Wes 417,2te on top /7
5% top, adj. (drawer Or;
the day after tomorrow (speed) np,hr (student)
7457 (Vie"
tone (of an instrument) 'f'; f topic C t,?/)
(voice) ,treiT AO 3 topography yo27 zops p-p
(in painting) 917,417) topple (a tree) ; (an
tongue (organ in the mouth) 500 ; opponent.in a fight) // T 474
(language) ,t1 yo torch ?/2i
native tongue pc;?: y71. torment (v.) % LA)J17; f
tonight /./Lol eyd (annoy) h;
too /2/1SVI torment (n.) (44,1'fi
too long ..&/. be in torment 1,4/...7
too much Wil tornado 7 gft),7
tool tyó, torpid, he - ---S A4
tooth re h torrent G9AF:
toothache ?re a2).500 torrential 3 ,47
toothbrush ?red.> ; M torrid 4.jrv: rt>5k)1

630
 315

tortoise 'biz, tcuch, n. (sense by which a

tortuous (road) /77.512/1H' person perceives things)
(reasoning) Mg, 47 004/54.
torture (v.) A Wj a touch of olD 4? 7 57 jf!i3
torture, y. (pain) it.o..0/12; be in touch 62 3 5/ * 5'2 LD-
(inflicting of severe pain) get in touch 74 7,7
Prtu..A* 9"1,P touching (adj.) 411, partz$2
toss (throw) /774.. ; touching (prep.) 10
(cause to roll back and .touchy 9Onipb 00/9 r 9alifippro
forth) ; gs°Th (lift.
move quickly) 511,/,6 tough (skin) in 3 57 iP ; (assign-
toss a coin Orip Xa>""? ment) t712' ; (meat) fjy,4
total, ',. (amount to) /770'01 tour (v.) 2w/2T' ; (walk around)
fl'oPpret>' tmd //4
(add) iiPZ tour (n.)
total. (n.) tourist 7 w"r
total, adj. (entire) /170; tournament Om Rits!...
(complete) Pei° tow
totality f,24' tow away 7p avm
totally /)§', toward 409 (about) co,e .

touch (vt.) ( food) a + (concerning)

<ft. 3 g t 7 ; ( equal, towards GO

compete) Yi ..7G' - 44'4) towel

(concern) Aort',#,;64; tower 9
(mention) v;+ (cause town
sympathy, move) /4 40, town hall '274 '
touch down fr., z toy (v.) els
touch off toy (n.)
631
 316

trace, v. (drat: on transparent (pull along) 7°79

paper) Le 4) (follow (bring along) fiSiW: /1/: 7/2
the tracks of) / 4,7 : 4.41: trail, vi. (lag behind)

(find) 4 714 trail, n. (path) e9e: ar1;17.0

trace (n.) 1/:)44k7 ; (vestige) (track)
eNkPe ; (footprint) ,e4 train, vt. (educate) 7"."4;
trac':, n. (path) n,p4): 0,77,e (give practice in some skill)
(footprint) pi,
keep track of .,,a/dIM 4,15
race track 0 V.)) 0.44-91;eff° train (n.) ///70
egg 97 4'3: nn.9
tractor trained (adj.) VW4/-)7
(v.) s 2I ; (exchange) trainer "WA /A2r
fY) 7Ih rain training x9(1) ;he
trade (n.) 77k (craft) condition of being trained
for some sport) 0,44141 /777
trader ,g, trai 17,77
tradition 9 04 traitor it F
traditional 9 tramplp(v.) on 11.7M
traffic0--- in 4' fo
traffic,n. (business) 3 9t trample L 7/77 7 4.2 7g,
(rovement of vehiclon) 9n,z7 tranc:uil 2 11 7 ..P4
t.,1.0,/?64
az/yreve tranquility grdy
traffic jam 94n, '2 rI Ger 7b5 transaction 0 2/71 se
tragedy (sad event) %12q-= 0),2O-.transfer (v.) "7/>iW: 0)ez
(a play) ",/,/tif: 9 zPi .' zi.iRe transfer (n.) a>, ea. e
transrorm ,4 to n7
trail, rt. (follow) ,4,V7/4 transformer y24 90as 0212

632
 317

transgress (violate) ri'M trapeze 17 0- 0 40-

(go beyond) eV4 trash (rubbish) ;

transgression en) l'?7 /11 (worthless) )

transient (worker) 2144.17r travel (v. ) .201/

(happiness) 74 travel (n.) 2.//

transit 61)3J;24.1 traveler 01); 7,..e

transitive 74;',.96 tray
transitory 1 /,& treacherous 7144r ; (ground)
translate y(i. 9.°4*

translation ;2 e "Ar treachery nehoe. s P 7;

translator /7 h 671 tread (vi.) 61'

translucent 2C9?: 941,14g tread (n.) (of b.re)

transmit ,)hi`444 Ch
transparent '5740 treason 77d7,ei E )7A.41,
transplant (plants) jWONG72 7474; treasonable 72t7,27,4,p: 9420,47e
(a heart) ;)1/ 03 treasure (v.) X, 4e):

transport (v.) 7 7,2 fJ ; (carry treasure (n.) GW;4

away by p4Jsion) db 4% : 0. treasurer 131/12s ell*?
transoort, n. (ship) 9 2.71;4Ae: treiwury (place where funds are
OT CY2ff ; (carrying of kept) 1Vq: 471 ; (funds)
goods, soldiers) 0,P.22 ;V d/ a7' 5'9
transportation (carrying or (collection of valuable
being carried from one place objects) 061 h
to another) 01022 r treat (v. ) f 9 s 797.4a ;
(means of carrying) 04,o' b ( consider ) OL i17 GI ; (help
tr ao (v.) ,/7) r embush) toward a cure) )17 V 110

(negotiate) i 3;,/,:74! ; (a
trap (n.) T . subject) 711 y4 5

t ;: :
 318

treat of ,P: 175 tribe

treat to 09/2// tribulation cowkr: y P4"
treat (n.) 7/7 tribunal 40.0:
e a treat imp: Ahx474 tribune (defender of people) hp?
treatise Zr./0.9 (platform) orb RZ/2
treatment (manner of dealing)
.. tributary (who pays tribute) 7Qa ;
)2,49/2/T elPh7A 4Ra (of a river) 191Ct X3N
(medical) e tribute (forced payment) p4e ;
trAqty 60-'4; /5517.9/0 (acknowledgment) 41).M/1y
tree )02-4"? 4e0Z trick .17 v..Q4 ; (skillful act)
tremble 460 /3 ,6/72,A4i ; (voice) "- pe? ; (particular
rp 7/2 (leaves) skill) Y,ett,
7 tycol/ play tricks erqe°74(4"1)
tremendous (sneed)
- get.? CST; trickle, vi. (of water) 717M/2/nni
(difference) (of tears) Aw. A/2: h
tremendously J4: I ' trickster
dib`r.:7 erne 6
trench 4n,u.row furrow in the tricky (politician) Niebr
earth) PA (ditch as a (question) 712,4hP ;
protection for soldiers) (animal) 974
f20)7,t 42. trifle (v.) 06,14
trenchant (remark) OCT: trifle (n.) 960)1 'X A54747:i7G
trend 7/3 vb trigger (n.) 8.1211)
trespass 1175 /h trim, v. (edges) "ihii'724,
trial ; (tort) (branches) Ae,r4 (decorate)
be a trial (cause hardship) 4* 72...?;/17
Trinity, Holy
9.10 (3(11
triar.c.71.e trio, vt. (cause to stumble) 4-449ti,
tribalimi 71) 4. 4 p it, b. ; (cause to make

1;:i .1
 319

a nistake) 71,Q 9x get into trouble /2?/' et?"4r.'7.

trip, vi. (stumble) ,/,erod. ; give trouble
(P.a7ce a mistake) 74, go to any trouble 740274
trip (n.) ?V/ "b 7.19: look for trouble /77:ePAZ.4/41
tripe 6A.21/'
triple (n., adj.) Wh?' tnt? troublesome th f)X.9
triplets 1)Y1?: AO: ve trough 71 g
ft-Jur:mil, v. (be victorious) e : trousers 4%6
47; long trousers fi
(exalt about victory) g50, pair of trousers/5'6
triumph, n. (victory) ,e d) short trousers
(celebration in honor of a truant 7pP
victorious army) g.ghe, : 444 be truant from 11/01" e97/Z,
trivial 92.,9: /2h: 919)20 truce_ 69,9. 24. 71,16/Pr 67#51'
triviality Q0007: in' elivv71=
troop (n.) 2g, true LY.7 CO. 0.1 ; (scholar)
troops 81)..4 69 J. me v.
; (copy)
tronhv (something captured)
P.PYiho' ; (feelings)
G4,h,210,
; (prize) Gyay
tro323c(s) 0/24.a: ,760-4:f2',0;7: come true 6, et I)

truly 724 0
tropical (climate) p'v4b trumnet 1440
(clothe ) he-D-26p: fene,, trunk (of tree) 91 Ri (of
trot, v. (horse) ..7.12/5e/Ven): human body) a) 7f) ; (of
(boy) X1-72fr2: elephant) *34. ; (box)
trot (n.) /1p/3 173#1 ; (of car) p
trou3)10 (vt.) %/474 I "7.&0765Y6 (i?hi6412`113
trouble (n.) pf9C2 , (incon- trun:zs artt-.,/, 3 4<fi
vonience, effort) trust (v.) XM ; (give
 320

buoiness credit to) 114/17:4,77 0 7A/120, (move in

an awkward mannt.r) 09" A4

trust, n. (firm belief) 7.,...9W;; tumble down cog '6162 pate)
A.J.
(custody) ; (company) tumbler (glass) Priri
21CL% ( acrobat)
7'
7%0 dib
trustful CAA 1; "2 4,17 :t:amor

trustworthy .70;4/47 tumult a

truth 4y, GO, $;; tumultuous (welcome) ph
truthful (17 ; (account) (crowd) )761071:
74-1d9ii7P tune (v.) ow
truthfully /7131 44), tune (n.)Ii°",

try (v.) r)24 ; (examine tunnel (n.) dv:2h7zi

in a court) ,7/, ; taste) turban Vil" 17.91)

p0 ; (make an effort) turbid 44

n7/14 .; (strain) turbulence IA

(put to a turbulent (mob) fro C 1P PPte/549-;

severe test) P7/) 071 14 (air) PP4ra)g
try out f0,24 turkey 9.4 C p:
tub 441, turmoil 9C
tub. 17/11 12 (for tire) turn (vt.) (the page)

riaDR4c.? 7h4/77 ; (translate)

tuberculosis obi?: '5 erb ; (spoil milk)

Tuesday oyt92/.' ;51114"41/40t4

tug (v.) 7° YV turn (vi.) /14 ; (of wheel)

tugboat "21.1,Y9
n z r24 (of milk)
' 2144 147
012,271,7
tuition pep 4,94r 73/Y49 (of road) d,''s
tumble (roll a::out) 7)9620/74; turn around (vt.)

(perform somersaults) turn around (vi.) fig; 4

E)e)t)
 321

turn Cown (reject)//f5gAea: tutor P7/>0676

91'4
(the radio) 161,/>: ,.447 tweezers GV4 C17

(refuse) -)/17/2: eyee-o6 ; h,"fr

turn in, vt. (the resignation) twelve tP,A) ' 64/&?
7,194/1 (give back) twelve o'clock
>7/>47M twenty. yi
turn into 15 twice a1/2; 7, 2/1
turn of): twig MI*7
turn on twilight, at --- 7/7,
turn out (vi.) 7717F: Z5J twin 7440.19V".$194.149 g4
(succeed) 4 twine 70;.+97 "I) s'7,
turn out well M), twinkle 7.74 orb 11 4 lib: /4
turn over (transfer) twirl n4 '74
7/5)74fM41- "lhPg; twist /770)//// (a rope) 70D,4, ;
(invert) 7hn? (sprain) a94.0' /V(4".).;
turn to Ifif (distort) 571/0
turn up (appear) TO': X4 twitter 741 413 an
turn upside down 7h/7/72 two le, h
turn, v. (in road) ,,,,-,s-pAirr two o'clock /349 129Y'
ilieDH..9W; type (v.) ertlac):
(chance to do something in type, n. (kind) 4,&fj1
regular order) ?4* (typical example) ,J7V/i,
by turns (letters) 41P.;
good turn 0'444 typewriter Paee-SR: 40-Pn P
take turns 17'1 ,6) typhoid 74/7/7
turpitude e/10,434,4;4 typhus
turtle tvoical (Lc;Ing a true eNample
tusk. r 1, of its kind) tii71,
1
 322

(characteristic) V.40.1201 unavoidable pry 156e

typing 01P n P: Orqf unaware, be 0 7 ;10-P
typist unbearable, be , Maw OMR
Pa? 3 4/445k
typography `11P.9"9 mai): /coy
tyrannical eirb unbecoming, be ct(ehavior)

tyrannize n 7 91) fTb 4-'7474; gg'h-rt;

tyranny q ep , ( clothes) 470 3702.9ry
tyrant frirvi 7,5 ',eat
.
unbeliever

unbending 1 pe
U unbiased, be ,,,g's a P4/?gsv
udder 9i3 unceasing priPt:Mr,
1..2ELLY. P1)911.fl uncertain 9D97,45,40,4
ulcer ))4 4e ; Of e) ell uncert inty (of a position)
ultimate (n.) aVe514.2 ger7rPNg-911; 0'°1',
ultimate (adj.) e617 unchangeable 91 2 o 42 r 1

ultimately 4 s uncivil im eppl 974 6,7 w

ultimatum 7(b en CF: ory/i2;#2s/ uncivilized y) wh , 2 2 $
ululation S? 4 Alm uncle 71')3
umbilical cord S.,p unclean #?1;1 (not
umbrella 41714 7" 717 pure in a religious way) 077/)
umpire uncomfortable
91,10e71
unable, be -- 4 ;,0 unconcerned, be 111110 OM*
Pid fb
unabridged J/ unconscious, be OM OM awe
iC/A71 74
67:0,4,* 4JDJ 5, be unconscious of 9"/ir
unanimous, be --- 1,er: 2154 0' unconsciously hey74,
unanimously /i3A7 0)74 unconstitutional 7 fewAi,
14' 9b e6(2 n a

unarmed e046/: 14/# uncouth ho

638
 :23

ncover (a dish) V145% underground (adv.) ,Ine0A /kg.

(a sleeping baby) 74,1,; 4 (by secret methods) /249.4-
( expose) .414 ; (take undergrowth rim
off one's hat) 0 C ye underhanded, be --- 7q ,1: A/P7j2
uncultivated .10,4 4/i underlie (lie under) 7? /we': W.; .

undecided, be --- (of question) (be at the bottom of) 7101914i44

4.A do4 ASD underline (draw a line under)
.undefined 140744 P/4'6' ted try
undeniable my f7 E, (emphasize) m #0 2),4P ez
under 7.? . . . et.0 0 egve; underlying pfroc: 3--

(lower in rank) Y1 /20 (essentiaI)

(less in time) /1)4,24; undermine (dig a hole under)
(in conformity with)4 . GT 04P; (weaken by
(medical treatment)
(during the time of)
underclothes 9690 :
e.
n
wear4.ng away the base of)

up,
(impair)
; (work
Mi,J
undercurrent f' At secreay against) 13 csoi /?Y
undordevelopod, be --- /07401Pper

40.e 3 p64 underneath ev a

underestimate : undernourished, be it 7
undergo (an examination) 744:;2465,1) 61) 745D
,.e, L,1 A)) ; (hardships) underpass OVid I
z/ ( ;?) underpay 2/4101; ,A11;
underctrafluate
X912049.
p p4,
fzibM
underprivileged T;
underrate 7/#-- Xi; C
r
underground, adj. (passage) undershirt l'P/6.
/2,Peo alv) % co- ' understand -7Q (eta) ; (know well)
9i2,14;
(movement) t7 e.v9.. 02 a) /M791 04 ; (be informed,
.9121)/4,4, 29 . 69/r4 7 z 41-4V
 learn) 0/5,$;-,/,9 (gather) uneducated ..194/1°74
(have sympathy unemployed (f.44) , 94/549, 1,04;ite,
toward) i? Ill/ 71' (14 ;2) unemployment 104) 61741"),P
understanding (n.) ,isreb,:-/n119) unecual 910,01)#2,,-)7 7
(knowledge) ei be unec2aal jj.GS % I P1.319
cone to an understanding 71copm be unequal to (lack sufficient
have an understanding y4 Me) skill) 2k- h4ieLP
reach an understanding Mryey unequivocal OL/71:,/,4
undertake (attemp4-) xebt; uneven (odd) '70.go
p (not
(contract to do) AGY/P'' 7454Y of the same size) J24744V°2,dWsi
unclertdking ee2,2 be uneven (ground) epfrV,
underwear 41)--717, P W7346' unexpected fl/M/i
underworld 407214: efA)G, A yeire unexpectedly 410/0 ,9
undesirable pryiede unfailing (friend) .7/4"1.7q2
uldeveloped, --- land /7g.eme40,7 unfair, be --- v174 - yi0,24.90
be undeveloped eftr) unfairly p9
undisciplined h.g, unfaithful, be (disloyal)
undo (unfasten) exdi (do d' 7?, e.frj-
away with) 1G (bring (not accurate) ppwr mvai
to ruin) )7/44 unraltering, 404's 3 4MP
undoubtedly B ore re unfamiliar re-A/0744),i: 7.7,.c
undrevs 4./W Jj a?M1,6 unfasten
undue 9174 , .174 unfavorable (decision) 7X.
unduly V.' r?ff fl (report) abr
unearth OrPe42:
,r
i; ; -; unfit, be --- 4 MI, .:
(discover) ,2 M 67P
unearthly ,7,0,71 unfold (a mz,..7) de?;

uneasy, feel --- /6173 5°,6 (tablecloth) //4

 4Lb

(nlans) )7/00,6 unification .44

unforeseen uniform (n.) 59,e7 /7f 41

unforgettable unifor:IP ) .; 2' 1,1,7
unfortunate (unlue:y) 4,e4: / 2 h; unify ter s
(unsuitable) 7 id) of unimportant PP (Pi = .14 zfl .; 7'..9911

unfortunately 1704
,6Fir
uninformed, be --- .0/0- f77'
unfounded, be -.-- en) 404p: )74 a 0 AP
)7 ge,6(>%"° uninhabited, be /e4Or°,
e, : 74)4).A.g.r)
unfriendly, A PeW P.Iv
unfurnished, be - --
thow in? "nintellig ible (writing)
ungodly (man) ; (noise)

re: f 2 TO
ungraceful, be --- 7.0:vezt.
0uninterrupted, be ---
)2A
ungrateful 04i" 2i union ,7
ungrounded iv p7f7: MI 40 ,0(6...es (association
;

unguent 9Qp of worlzers) 7411 ."; 4031/a

unhappily ,p0/P4 unic:ue as g 6 : Qey,e 7 Pp;
end unhaPpily )10s pbZ (unusual) ,etql.
unhappy (sorrowful) M., unison, in --- ilee1)"
(not right for the occasion) unit JK ; (military) 9i c:
.74 ' )41/9, .2.4'
be unhappy f'/5 (starr7ard of measurement)
unharness bP?dt. 04,2,e
unhealthy (sickly) mr-- p,o,e,yee.,sunitr2 (vt.)
(harmful to health) 4 co, iP 7' unite (vi. ) ODL
74°2 7-'2 united, adj. (effort) p /m4 ;
ilnho!:itatilv71y /VC-Did' /i4 061: 7Aime- 79 9
unholy re, )24 be united 74/0/.

f; .1
 326

stand united n lti/s7 :4f unluclzy /2/.3 7g: 4 i)

United Nations 64m4.p: 07.p/odd/unmannerly &IC zh go eM4..
:

unity P v.44 epy

universal 15P unmarried

(rule) nev:./.$ unmerciful poup: e4/540

universally na f v; #14 ) unmoved, be (not swayed by
universe Id 477 /22A 4 feelings) 4.70' /1.)19
university g D7eiht unnatural (lacking moderation)
unjust fr?NT, ,P4e5 fr202/1711
unknoim h "Pe (not true to nature) w
be unknown /, Ai a; AP erb

unlawful j204 L.2,7 cv unnecessary r expi) di 9

724 91 40" frW7 PJbA
unleash (a clog) f#' unoccupied (vacant) Vi 4
unleavened (bread) chr (not busy) efAik,t
(dough) 141 unofficial ,2d,4M 1/01V,
unless (conj.) n + negative unorposed (adv.) tM4,42 7.(9049,r
perfect unr,act, siuttcase) '2,0 9
unless (prep.) yj - - (clothes) 97F.1.27: ezi./)77;
g /971: tye/c.f, (horses) "7 4-'74
be unlike 1)74e17/11..f, unparallelled,be GO,ge; 'daub
unlikely, be /.7PA/;7Z unpaved .1'474 6.
unlimited 4h, M/5 eGt- f e ?i9': unpleasant 012 r e
7466 P4h et), unnn.li.lar, be 0.111 1/

unload (a ship) ; P)iY eoAft' /eva; AAA91

(trucks) ; (troubles) unprecedented 1 g rows" a.94
unpredictable, be --- /99170)..
unlock y? 4.5A &rvx)1% 1L.°)-91)
 327

unprepared, be Maing unscrupulous, be --- 3:74 40.4

unprofessional h 4T.! 74 ; unseasonal, be - -- )40P Ae4/19b
unprofitable, be ;?614 unseat (remove from a scat, of
uncualified, be --- (unfit) horse) Vradea' /9/5.;
V.44,91; (depose) egiv4 '223 044
(lacking legal authority) unseemly, be --- 7174: UgAgb
art)Is Ph 40%9' unseen (adv.) 4)4 (,e

unquestionable 9 az on ma unsettled, be --- (not decided)

unr;uestionably 124° el 717.%1?).;

unravel (untangle) 004; (not paid) ,4 Porto s A4 4.0-,19j

(solve) 74" (not populated) /MO.; 41dre
unreal few pfb
unreasonable, be ?ezi.Na unshaken Qd7 ,ef " Pei-
g 60' r unsightly, be --- 49127'
unreliable p 9..Ph71 exfb unskilled (worker) erb.r.r: ..P4W
unrest 11241.:- ( labor) die;
unripe fh.n P7,4602,0°
unrivaled, be MO:9v unsound (mind) oxiv ;
unroll Meg (business) OLA
unruly (student) ,199,2, ; 01 7r; p (ship)
(behavior) woticti?: sa;411:1) 69! hi 4203]
(children) 9$19/1/1" (doctrine) 4-19 61)4 /560..
unsaddle A7 unspairing hf 7: '49)20,
In safe %,e771 unspeakable gib 10" ewfo
unsanitary, be --- ?Ile/If:MeV:fp unstable M P9'12'
unsatisfactory, be --- >27194 he unstable 0, meAgv
.

)2 4 Mete unsteady, be --- (shaky) 1790.0)0kg

 328

(ladder) mo' /).4f/Yip (comple::ion) iggf

unsuccessful 1747V unwilling, be Om deo we 76 400-o-de
unsuitable, be ONO 1 lawl AZVI/1/.9"5
unsuited, be Vi> q.-fy unwind (a rope) 4,31,y4;
unsuspected, be h 4 /82 2/2741b (wire) #4,7
untangle (unravel) &it; ,6 unwise, be pYiP ico-,
(clear up) gz4 1.9) 24
unthinkable, be -- unwordly 14.#13, fc,6
ecs unworthy, be *odd Om ea
of 7/2
untidy, be - -- ?A 4.- o otib /15;49123 P2iMgb
untie 444 unwrap Up/
until (prop.) - tehr unwritten Ar4 4.: 14 a 4
until (conj .) tk7h y 41 See& unyielding pew? a
untimely ,.: Up
demooee/O - i?'/
unto h be up and about 404.r. 694a:
untrue, be ea.h*Ri 106; hh
49,5P, 0/71.r up to now 13.-,M2645
untruth G0'012 be up (sun) 4942 ; (wheat)
untruthful d740,7 ; (finished) 24jy. '
unused (space) ; feel up to F/5
(dishes) 14117,70060-1W upbringing ,21),AA,49
unusual eed17Lh0T Ss d/ Pex update (a book) ?h>,o; S.
unusually ,?e -D /2/,, (a report) ,a;A 21i ;
unveil 2h/22
unwary .9474 /2741/)24' upgrade /7,gtTo zy
unwell, be Ow dose so. upheaval 2/5 /2-5'12'
unwholesome (climate) in,: uphill Q..,W 16w1
(food) a uphold (support) MMIT ; (give
64
 329

moral support to) 71, upstairs (adj.) Oft' (94

(the law) ,7/)7477 upstairs (adv.) 47)A
LI:II:cep (of a building) eryAsh upsurge ng F #/3 ,64
(of a car) eirM077f tip-to-date #"f12)
uplift 910,61.4 be up-to-date on
uplifted (adj.) ?4f.?' unward Ole: ; (more
be (of heart) /4 fdt? than) 72/1 ,gr
unon upwards ox s f,01,se
upper me upwards of -

uppermost (highest) pipernbc?: urban elv

147 ; (most urbane en y
important) paVierb urchin ,g,,Cfr; Age
upright (straight) 7372: r945 ; urge (plead with) /5 evf ;

(just) PPN (recommend strongly) 1.WO;

uprising 00 2;--

uproar (04.. urge on Aw4Ail ; (a

unroot 5.96i6( (families) horse) .,teMP:
V >7°
4;3! ,g15.449': urgency ch h wip
upset, v. (disturb) A///jeTh." urgent ,7 h
ha,/14 ; (the urgently fib.
stomach) Aiier),./10 ; (the urinate lle
plans) 612,44,44 , (over- urine `f5 9)3

turn) 7/$4,27; us (direct object) , Oly

(defeat) /j0451//: A/7,4 ; (indirect

r
Affib
tr)set (adj.)) I have an unset object)
stomach x.43: fr`P,4 usable, be --- 7471
v2cide Cows 06AN'A usage alGeMP:
be upside down Ycl/AX,6 use (v) 7,77 #
 330

use up eta I4 uterus eleZ

use (n.) vOlv lob? utility (usefulness) rizO sorNA
be in use fiM7h (something useful to the public)
be of use m 0 74 ZiP
box
"
be out of use utilize 749990
it's no use re9 pf eotr utmost (n.) '17 e44
make use of /(r)? oevenV to the utmost /Inhj a 10 dal*.
put to use /70,9-D co'h ,g4; h
used, adj. (car) 9 ; utmost (adj.) ne$0, ;

(books) /7, 7fi (danger) 49.50

be used (telephone) f°/Y.; utter, v. (a cry) ,12//47

(serve) ;)?% (a word) 745A/5

be used to h evg utter (adj.) g....9 b

be used up h0 utterance (something uttered)

useful /77.0a2 9'744.1 eor

usefulness /77,91V2 (manner of speakim:') 52 we

useless p; gt 90:9 ..4h give utterance to 744'
be useless y., 7 0 erkr utterly Sep)
rAlP PA49,,b uttermost p ezz;weit 3 - ae4
usher (n.) fV6 uvula . yid)

usual 9,4 h ol'g

as usual 82,7 M ePietot V

vacancy (unoccupied position)

usually 9q 0149, 9 2/0' /? 'P P.44' (in a
usurp .14w hotel) f46/4Y: 1744;.
usurper ve,y,9. (in a parking lot) Qg: hge.
usury /1, 6, = aim.? e vacant (position) jntlp
utonsil 3.1,0 (not occupied) '?A

ti 41;
 331

be vacant 0,,Pdp valise

vacate 9;y6 valley. /74 it

vacs, tion (v.) pelzAP,sz 2,10 valor 3 jp %wo.
valuable (ring) n 512,9 ;

vacation (n.) Pi/Lc,f2 (information) /77.561Z

vaccinate ,h4/7; valuables ea-o,
vaccination j7/b1 value, v. (estimate) 767).;
vaccine pp /, (consider of importance)
A4'1271 P 7.2 /77

vacillate %evoevh value (n.) fp (importance)

vz.lgabond (n.) 41)/2 'PAP
vz:grant #11.44 of value rn.961
vague (anser) 9441"1 Aotiox; van (truck) eqb,p: A
(lacking in sharpness) (vanguard) 06/ h/W91:01
/ .7h vandal )771/k
vaguely I 94 : 94 vanguard ,,i4.94;e:
vain (self- satisfied)
Vellai vanish in 40,1 )7 4"
(futile) 09.2:A0 vanity (conceit) 4-4-5224-÷44
be vain 7h2a%; /PO/17 '.17/1, ///1/1}2I ipa? (lack of
in vain 02;0 usefulness) P2 9gibl
valot ,Mna i7ancyish ,44
valiant (person) /2/V.,b' EVC1 vantage, give a point of
(deer:) PA9975P
valid (binding in court) (3,.7e2; 4 vapor )? 41.d..9,1
(legitimate, acceptable) 7474 vaporize 74 5

validate (confirm) ,? 42747.; r, variable ./..h attr

(ratify) ,gy6 be variable /2 fa -.4
 332

(of wind)
)40/0-140,/: /$4 0/90 vehemence (violence, fury)
variance, be at - -- Mff '1, 'f3 4 (passion,
variant (n.) 75 Ahill "Mt: fervor) 104
variant (adj.) PM .90 vehement -50 r
variation ii pp vehemently fill4
varied fp4/ii, 7 4 :4A; vehicle y4One 26 (means
variegated 4, 4A: 96dey;?; MO. of conveying thought, ibfolmA414)
variety (kind) 4,f,%; av 196.,P
(different kind) 49 veil, v. (the face) /? f: 419'91
(change) 444 ; (hide) /314$
diversity) hear veil (n.) gdef: ?79
various 69% 4)2 vein web: ewe ; (strain,
vary (vt.) h9;e40/77 streak) heg72
vary, vi. (be different) vellum WG1
Mir; (change) velocity
Movagl velvet ).//) .

vase PP? : erP> 96 tri) 413 venal 7/7; $1078

vassal ho vendetta PAPP; dr/M4
vast /7/1/11,1 /0; et (plain) vendor ,rgyz
'704", ; (desert) /7/,zp.. veneer (thin layer of wood used
a
in veneering) r73127130Y4 i."91
vault, n. (arched roof) (surface appearance) 1451
OhPI: '226/ venerable (custom) 999kg 4; 4
(member of the clergy) VAPP6
veer T' 0.7. %cool, venerate /1.,.A b?,./e-v; piev,57m
yprietab3.e9/111? veneration ory V/74
vegetarian .fr,49. 91/, vengeance ejb7
vocotation yet #014 seek vengeance 747,06
t; g
 333

venom ape,/ verge (n.), on the Ow& awls .10

venomous e/Pr//r -OA g

vent (n. ) 42/12,/) orpect.traz be on the verge of A + imper-
910/): apsh74.12 fect + ..917 ;IT 4)

give vent to COPI verification 1942 76213

ventilate 51d./5 verify hteP7/27
ventilator 4N0,/, trb941 verily Si 60,, p
venture, v. (one's life) veritable pd) y6
verity j20.f,4c15,(1.7
venture (n.) ke,9 vermin 74)2
venturesome (adventurous) .441a; vernacular (everyday speech)
(full of risks) MA ;24: 902s7ewp .17,t6;
/11-,497P14 PorAb) (jargon) A 5.27e)
veracious 9 OlUs o'b versatile /AA ; 2/?:/)01>
veracity ?p,mps;#3 verse (poetry) 9rep;
veranda 447K (section of a poem) 4,
verb 9e'h version (of an accident) 464,04
verbal (agreement) 9.04 (of a text) 69--4,25:
(translation) OW: n.5b4; 40 (translation) pej-t,
9.00, A7M vertebra Oa VG
verbally 11,74 vertical )7021 404 #9%.0.1h

verbatim .04: .04 very 209zr

verbose, be C'74
ONO aft WOO
very much i°17.17)

verdant 4.0hil) vesper 7,p0" rAs,c,p

verdict #741.g1 vessel (boat) OVCV17
verge (v.) , on 4 + is (container) 5.7e.0
.11,7,11). 6)0ize6'1 vest

649
 334

vested, adj. (priest) vicarious (acting for another)

d)1) = M41 peo n. frp
be vested with Min vice era 77 POe ev
vestibule 74 .11,..P vice.-(deputy) %PPM
vestige (of (:all) h (/0-1 vicinity lsurrounding district)

(of hope) (7131164 ,7 In (nearness)

vestment 4/) #4/M;1

vestry t2.0*- /2 vicious (criminal) eD
veteran /2/99a5P ..77h7; (dog) yr ; (life)
P/Yerg: 4/5; 9./91'4;
(who has had much experience (rumor) 7/?r1.0
in some position) 4 vicious circle : rjeD
#P vicissitudes, - -- of life 0,41):
veterinarian 912P>0' th 72,11
veterinary pit, v) ,492)5
veto g (sod victim (one who was killed or

vex /21,02.2, injured) 9 rf42:- 91,4-447

ve:mtion -22 gp : z4e 7 Ai
vexing, be --- n on victor ,?
via n *6 victorious ,7/31r46
viable (plan) eq/II hit; A 40.4 ; be victorious ,7/31/
(plant) 4.9A f4r2X4 victory

vibrant (resonant) Peafh7W victuals 51'

(vibrating, as with life, V:' 9 eogg.,4

energy) view', v. (look at) .crt9/72,4.;

vibrate (of a ?pill) ,/,17403/2; (examine) az eve

(of strings) Oa 7/1 7i7; vi ew n. (survey) 9'
(of the heart) (pictorial representation)
vicar 7,9,-*/ /1-'4)44 ; (oninidn)
 335

; (idea) gg0316:1154ame (uphold) og74 ;

20.4) (justify) 4c4.27/4
come into view /2 4 g 3: 4 f vindictive (person) -40,0-11
in view of /1.548 I ,7 ."269 (punishment) MO4
vine /449
keep in view ,,/,,74 e40/5 vinegar '7P to)? ffb
viewpoint '24063 vineyard c3s4),17 74174
vigil (keeping awake for the violate (the law) 07/0
purpose of watching) il0A; (profane) ,794 ; (disturb)
.; %,g444
(eve before a religious violation 0197 ovr)M
festival) iOde9 violence a y2p
keep a vigil omfm0 (intensity) 1,4)
vigilance ;..915,1 do violence to (damage)
vigilant 7A Amo..1) 7 H44
vigor ?MA; violent 1,4?
vigorous (full of vigor) ,?26*7;4 violin 72.1t445
(forceful) 1,AP viper T.;?
vigorously ff'2 tirgin (n.) Pwee -M).1
vile (smell) 9J ; (behavior) virgin forest 4,i 4;
tir ra ; ( language) 9./26) ; virgin soil evt4P
(task) 7/074P1 virginity pi/Cr
vilify AO. y, 212,gs Virgin nary Alp' = 0941.5:911'
village OT1 Q, a virile Aipc
villager ong 4y, virtually 44)J7
villain 79),0/5/71 virtue ( o:mei/once) elf ;

villainy frZIP)7/ (moral excellence) /1(,3 4 .1.

vindicate (clear of guilt) On X91) t

$15 140P),;
(ii I
 336

(goodness) ori, 9 f vituperate 9& 9 r4: p,e04,,v4,)

(merit) 1/9-911 vituperative hA
virtuous ,7,eGP 2 vivacious c
virulent (disease) pet 744; vivid (description) '2, CI

(hostility) '61;14 (color) 47#

virus Zh vividly /)epe)si
visa ii// vivify eZdOe0P; /1/)2
v1 ^1blo 9.,7e0 7 ola vocabulary (glossary) erb.
be visible .0?5;P (all the words
visibly ney4go used by a person or group)
vision ego: X/5-v../P)
(broad under standing) P,/{..17)1 vocal (who has voice) befive0;,4,03.;
visit, v. (a person) /40 (having to do with voice)
(a museum) 719/271 ; (a holy 4,41: Ner."/4
place) ,q1,1) be vocal (speak openly) 4,07,4y,
visit (n.), pay a
visitor tiley..6 ; (of a city) vocal cords pRod: ax74 evA
/7e: 7'0 vocation (occupation) /01)4ft
visual (related to sight) POAJ; (work that a person feels
(visible) PrPA called to do) /)-7..74
visualize Mg s 0.P; V' vocational school pavt-,,z,
vital (full of life) IA
(essential) /7")7J17' vociferous (crowd) 9a2/417147;
(argument) n era' fff I,7
vitality ri 57fo voice (v.) /.;6ry
vitamin /2,.24 ,21 voice. (,) gyve
vitiate (sidoil) ,7/71,/71 void (v. )
(invalidate) 910: 4h void (n.) Igt /)411,'
'24,
 337

void (adj.) 99,..9: /2. RoZeRfr vomit ,//,,dle49)?

be void jj /61)4*--912 voracious f OP'? i),/,
volatile (quick to evaporate) vote, v. (cast a ballot) .erve
404471 907 4.)? (authorize
(changeable) 714 9:79211 by ballot) 047d. ; (declare

volcanic 9-1)A by consent) miteoyl.

7rk vote (n.) ,efr(i plg-ve' es _gyve/
volition 4,e (right to vote) "b. IVY= 60,7)
volleyball ?de.OZi?' cast votes XperOd:/,/72
voluble X%,011, voter ity-0 : er UD G. 9
volume (book) Grbg',441 (one votive offering ph h p :
of a set of books) fal'i sr+ vouch (guarantee) 971;
(be a witness for) 4144/7 ;

(loudness) ,4%),r6 (amount) (be responsible for) 44: ttt

0/41 voucher 4
voluminous (body) d;WOV vow, v. (swear) 674
(output) 7a74P' (report)
- (promise solemnly) .964: ngy.
441 ; (author) 1?/X: 967 79 (make a
voluntarily /77% e. e, promise to a saint or god)
voluntary (done of one's own free

choice) 41-- 64 4 : ,A L/ vow (n.) fpeb ; (of priesthood

(controlled by the will) f e'veh/fr ; (of marriage)
4; MX42; P2g ; (to a saint)
(acting of one's own free hhP
choice) s fefS vowel Paeofve: C1Q/2
volunteer (v.) s g If> ; voyage (v.) 1.f'
volunteer (n.) ; (of voyage (n.) 7/1/
army) a A: //6,y1. bon voyage: etb 4 It
4A1Pr
 338

vulgar (coarse) ; (of the lie in wait for k 411/V t //Mt

common people) tlifi waiter "744d,
vulgarity hggp waiting, lady in A; 7. e
vulnerable A 7.94. : ferloAiw waiting list ir 4127,42"?
vulture Ile: ;ts waiting room apiefdf: fr7474
waitress y,04:,: 606,74r
waive (give up a claim to) 412*1E6
wade (through mud) ) 60,0 7107 cL.; (nostnone) 440,-
ti9Y g.; 2/d- //W4
through flood) $a / wake (vt.) hh 0/ff/f
g.e wake (vi.) °'
wac: 0,1 wake up (vt.) 6y

wage (v.) , war ine. wake up (vi.) 4017/7

wage a campaign ,yog g wakeful,
wage (n.) pi/ waken /6/1,41
wager (v.) e4Oole,4 walk, vt. (take on a walk)
wager (n.) epi el 7?041/14 ; (accompany)
waryile
wagon .9G I 4 7.5 walk, vi. (go on foot) fit'90;
wail, v. (terson) Ahm; (take a
(op wincl) A§ eri walk) 131/./ik
wail (n.) 40/1 walk back and forth eyq7orig
waist a walk off gg
wait (v.) riigf6; walk out eo TV:
wait on (of a salesman) walk up co,,,/
?/)7,4117,4) ; (of a walk up and clown CD J7; tega
waiter) fid? (2. A 70.3 X47 .A ors h
wait (n.) 41W74,14 walk (n.) 774476. (manner
Le/e42-,41`
 339

of walking) ,2e vo-p.e,; war (n. ) /724',0,2 ; (organized

(path) 91,9a; a7', 7e struggle) V(Ae/5"0
from all walks of life make war on ar,
4(4 s )7 7/10 $ m).rmifizze, war cry 04'4/71
e)#. i101 Of°4' ward (v.), -- off /,7,,,PMZ.-
take a walk ./?a, ft M/7/0
walking stick ic,, ward, n. (division of a hospital)
yall cze 94$ t (of stone) 7.4 ; $ (guardian)
py.:- Pie V2',/eP
called /79; e.,74 .22e warden (of a prison) 940/F1df s/aRs
wallet PC4 f (officer
lzeve4 empowered to enforce law)
wallpaper 7 ze 94; ae 947
wander 7/107:4., 1/1p,e04 wardrobe (clothes) f71°2: &);
wander in Pod' (closet) Xvirs 17/'1
wander off 0;WR?4,1 ware 9'1.2; .916.991
wanderer /f r. . wares jz,APX
bane (disappear) OPO>i 4 warehouse 1)..P1/95 Vi.4t1 eiSR
(weaken) en", K4' warfare /77e,P.1: a.62,9 04ep
want, v. (wish) di,f7 ; warlike (people) CO291 eqe4,44;
(require) ,74,447/042 ; (speech) 'sine; "1///5
(lack) 70.4d warm (vt.) /191,16 ; (the heart)
want, n. (need) 0.10,9 (lack) ,44
J2/9P,7 ; (poverty) /7611 warm (vi.) IV)4
wanting, be --- /71034 warm oneself r
wanton apf),,>, warm tin (vt.) fb,b
wor (v.) 711,3,.,2 warm up, (of a party) ,Q, p/16
 340

warm, adj. (roast) ;OM; warranty 09/Vip

(milk) 9L' (clilaate) warrior /774 //09
(clothes) er.0-;01A warshin Poe: ortelpi
q6/ 7' florbA, (welcome) war song hO
934 (colors) wart
'9412.h)9 wary
warm weather 0.,6y7 be wary 43'eVI40: vol'4
be warm r yb was, I - -- 5//C,3 ; he 5/2
warmly ymin &oh: hog she - --
warmonger /71C: e4Z wash (vt.) ; (face,

warmth (strong feeling) 94.2,4 hands) 414//P2

/>) wash (vi.) ; (clean

warn (caution) 127 hi/1i 0'0 clothes in water) A ./24 ..72/?

(advise) p2bfIG ; (notify) wash away

wash up d/r4
.warning a-94/49 Ofte wash ( n. ) QTm 411/% #26"71914
Afit>
warp, vt. (twist) 7)9 -,w7; washing machine porpnvz g ; dDxf,
(the character) "7/1/4f wasp

warp (vi.) 74/0 wasp nest NeWl `2pilrles .

warp, n. (of woven cloth) Ape waste, vt. (rioney)

warrant, v. (guarantee) G.27/77 (tine) n744-
(justify) gi377.9,1, rf235;!,/,:c (destroy) ,rV,g019 ; (wear
away, a arson's body) 44,74.72

warrant, n. (legal authorization) waste away

94 CAI' 7 4p. oyer waste, n. (of tin.))
/3 (49"%eu;sti.fi- (refuse) O'rr
cation) fitl SD)? teP go to waste M71:
(assurance) 03)477,23 waste (adj.), lay ,.?A 4.5
 341

be laid waste 14240T,4/*/ make water Ic'

waste;)a:;ket or)/T% 4a7,22,2#61047 water closet ;;7= >bp
wasteful %0921 waterfall .0, e
wasteland m ! Om, waterrlolon ehfielW2
wastepaper Chu gi42 waterproof, be ; Vg00...9t
wastepaper basket eekni. 40/A4: watertight, be MOO WOO
4or 5 fifdph.P
aeLliVb'fba2g; free23P : 0a_9b
watch, vt. (tend, guard) in/1#' watery Ig; eP4/.
(look at) 7401207,4 ; (pay wave, vt. (a handkerchief)
attention to) /MIIM C 7/774; ( a hand) 4401/2//4/7

(observe) ,.74.9% (signal) POI;

watch, vi. (be careful) gutp: 4/27
wave, vi. (of flags) 1169.h/W2;
watch out '41 7 10, (of people) 17E3 : d.0-41,o4
watch, n. (person kept to guard) 40# I
c 7/9 7/1
; (device for telling be waved (hair) gag. /121
time) 44 wave (n.) 5074 (of
keep watch over (IMO enthusiasm) /5 erg?
watchful 30; .9.12/71n heat wave .frP iA2
be watchful for 4 m OX waver 4 00e04 e'vA 71;
watchal..er 40: m) P' /54PA (of voice) 14G 7/2
watchllan fig" , v. (polish with wax) 4",69
watchtower '#t wax ( n. )
watchword ?le% 1.544 way ,01324' (means, method)
xmtor (v.) ri? AP; r 66..3 .."7/.,; (habit) 467,e5
;

(dilute with water) 661", (situation) 0.6.4

70'M4 ways and means ll,g,
crater (n.) : way of life Vet)
 342

way ont etv a)- el?, (7Ve0- an have a weakness for /7. 7,411

ar174 4047
by the va 40)&9)...7 /25,7,3:

by way of 4- - 47,4 weal th vi29 (abundance of

give ww 744, (of anything) 027471

army) 3S74, (collapse) wealthy 0,1794,0

.41 01'4 71re wean //947 P;4/h7

give ways /4:4% /7,0 be weaned 07.p, A'°

in a way 0;01 47i9 weapon 9/17C ,!Of

in no way /47,IrD3f0: 4$,A;? nega-wear, vt. (clothes) /7417i ;

tive verb (a hat, a ring) jj,e47 S

make way for 9,44S r 0 '7,4 (a beard) 74 7 ; (a

belt)

/2076 440116 ; la crown) ern

one way or another ivoyn4 be worn, look worn (stones)

1 f f /Me.? !P: le/ 1123 ; (coat) uz

that way /10%91 (rug) X4,6

this way ilk t/1 /744) wear away (rocks) Olai4

what way: af;3 17 37 43 (sole of shoe) 01410

wag/farm: mor wear down (overcome) ;:p4;

waylay lid!.. "/m_ /Yes wear off (paint) /W; f

we 4A ir
(excitc,mont) 94,4r7' Ai
weah At?a, ; (of eyes) f.4 ,179V wear out arb415

(tea, coffee) M'I'Y wear, n. (clothing) 4)V,W;

weaken (vt.) yxle 97 eV ( damage) 474 A

weaken (vi.) A4,74112 warily /pee ,231,1 4nuo )7

weakling A Ve?: 44a, r 4A : /)$ h,

wearing ;,e,.,62
wearing annarel CIA')

weakne 3 S wearit;ome ftmsjor

weak point) >17,e/4g weary, v. (make tired) up,7e1,

 343

(bothc)r) weca (v.) APIdeb.E APpZip,

weary, adj. (tired) 9X/7021 ; weed (n.)

(causing fatigue) %-/k370.2 ; week
(foot) PO a week ago Pow?, .eop
be weary, get weary Ave?, .07 a week from n°v! N4. 11i, /24
7.324) lea) weekday petAqii
be weary of MX1(46 weekend pofv,p, everni?7,T
weather, vt. (wear away by exposur e J7e/n,e97 #40:
to weather) .14.G. d ; (endure) weekly (n.) ZAP
weekly (adj.)
weather (n.) a t 4.7 /Vel we 6911,/,
weave aft, (of spider, a web) weft 79
VG. ; (of author, a tale) weigh (ft.) aP),Y, ; (words)
71ifrni. ; at.y//5.;:" et) z /P.?
weaver ''orpt:, weigh (vi.) OV//5
web 0;a weigh down a 9/1/),
wed (join) Ofgen)4 weigh oneself ,Ierr'415
be wed (marry) AgQ weigh (vt.) l'7411)e/93 /701: 113$
wildding )C2 ; (wedding cere- weight (the amount a thing weighs)

mony) fVeip ( 9.9i2x) /441, V?. :F. a or; ; (piece

ft" e 4;1
wedding banquet, wadding feast used in weighing) Mg, de15.2A)
rtir.1
(importance) re, j
wedge (n.) 1)413 (burden of care) 054/2
wedged, be (between rocks) lose weight f)7144;z. 40
4I4ik (be crowded put on weight p,zep. erbetz
in) -,1a3 qb weighty (heavy) rmg ; (serious:
wedlock, '? 5'; ,04/2, ; (convincing)
X4,0
Wednesday %1")/2.
CD 4/2. d
4;`..):1
 344

weird t I egg well - behaved en,"

welcome (v.) 110MT 2 ; 21004 well-being X/ ;577
welcome (n.) f'bQ/11) well-born en, 97
welcome, adj. (guest) eal
pe14/9 (news) well-founded 0234/4)Z7' .9.460"
91S'& n; %:ell-known 41)7P 4916
we. come home: t.)32; rtilr well-mannered orb 9
you are welcome: well-off -0 dal'
/1-.495 well-to-do 4.4.stv 24 R.2
%mid, v. (metal) 004 west (n.) .1 ve34./?
(unite closely) west (adj.) ePe1111
welder fidal west-bound 694 91222/
welfare tlpp westerly (direction) 0)64'0 ;
well (v.) G75133 (wind) 7210de 2 f20'./)
well (n.) 74.24 2- ; 7Azi ; westerner 44z3,
(supply, store) elf' weL:ternization gyve/0 940:17; ab.944
well (adv., adj.) AV' (in westernize eiro 46,124%r? azIsh =

oPM 40,4 P adzof,

good teri.:s) 1'4" ie (to westward
a large degree) 0, wet, v. (clothes) 60--.1 ;

well: (interjection) J_Cf r (hands) i /7m

fr wet (adj.) 44 trw (cement)
well over " 94/147S n4I
be %Yell again get wet (person) /74/2/0 ; +
get well //O (a)-); aS (clothes) Z)9217
go well together .i1/207021- wet nurse L.pwi? jer..044p,
how well? *P.,34, 9779/0
very well ,gew: kio whack gral 4
(all right) )7Z: whale 4 of :
 345

ci'epg /2: apAp? when? OD r

what? when )7 + perfect;

(for time) 43R 17 imperfect

what (relative) 9 + perfect; whence?,

am.... from MIND

f2,62
ffb + imperfect whenever? folazir
what! t974:.001 whenever /7 + perfect + giye
what about? -.4 (or 2/g )

what for? 45 b? where? pp, ; (where to?) co 4p ;

what Of 4 + imp(rfect + /) (from where') ,ipir

what's more Wei/SD;'12. where (relative verb+
VA whereabouts? PA
whatever? ,r):441 wherefore? Ary
whatever (pron., adj.) 0.1.1 1
wherein?
7gb s qffav-v whereupon? 4.077/0
whatever happens fei:AW/ whereupon Noppe
what's-his-name an404104%.-1 wherever WO. + imperfect

whatsoever ...1pLp whet /Jm

wheat h whet one's appetite

wheel (vt.) ,01,74M; MI.V4 (,7)

wheel (vi.) whether imperfect

wheel 41/,p020.,Ae ; (of car) whetstone drp0

jre, ; (steering wheel) whey .,?°i3

4424 which? PPAI.O.

wheelbarrow 6 which (=Native) 9 + perfect;

ttheolchair 701,74.4 sjG 47,264 gyb+ imperfect

hee7e W4 which one? es;q11.1-

whelp (of Cog) 4,91* ; (of whichever, is expressed by relitive

other animal) e).,4 verbs /922;r0.100.W+ inperfect

 346

vhile (v.) , away ),#44, whisper (V.) ,4,7= 1:;)V3V,,

(n.) m..1-0.1ry
while (conj.) fl + imperfect; whistle (in) u, dirt ; (signal
/7 +perfect + by a whistle) 46,13: $16
a while ? whistle (n.) 7YY? ; (sound)
a while ago nr00?: 24 Addp g.9176$
for a long while /544624 white (n.), of egg
for a while h2lea64 171P/#14; white (adj.) itilb
+216 white man $47/
in a little while be white f
2,16. /n4 go white 7417
whinner (child) fin35/710; 4 whiten (vt.) %50?
(dog) '7 rul whitc.i (vi.) ,r9
Hilt= 7:475p whitewash (v.) Pk ; (cover
whine 74i ifs pin up mistakes) 7449/C:
whin (vt.) 7e4. (of wind) whitewash (n.) $140
/71,4 e4,0/1/ whither 40,4;:3
whip, vi. titrlag) (40'h/7401 who? 61 ; (plural) 677
whip up (enthusiasm) d1774; # who (relative) 9 + perfect;
(the crowd) kI 4f ep + imperfect
whip (n.) 44e.g whoever Q + perfect; Q + perfect
whirl (v.) MV4`14
whirlpool ,pY'dP go+ imperfect + Oezkib.4"
whirlwind pi 064 :f ¢.h whole (n.) 41;1h
whisk, v. (dishes) /2?71P* on the whole /2/1704P
(crumbs) /1141.7 whole (adj.) op4 ; (in one
whisk away (flies) 'piece) ge'?;
whisk (n.) 174V wholeheartedly /7 op-h. t 4,

whiskers 6, wholesale (adj.) fikr0: 941041/

GO
 347

(widespread) 4r,4 y.74P03 Kicicr! PfprWs 4,

wholesale (adv.) 42.9n70 widower GeV> ele°740/1;% 4eps

wholesome (climate) hi/30:- width /*?

9122h1Y9) (books) wife 07 hp .47 49

9124: 7/25,P: crePpox,$ ea. take a wife 02/>;? :

wholly erl,+: 1702wh. wig //all aitO: R74/

whom? em wiggle /72

whooping cough pi7,17 wild (tribe) 30.01 ; (flower)

whose? my, 490:://A0 ; (land) /Jape

44 e /4.?
why? hfb5 I 4.911J J91.4404 ; (child)
.914747b
why! eS1 ; (horse) 74 rs P,

o that's why U eV GP ; (p1m)

MeabiriP
wick Pc ; (allegation)

wicked 0 (deeds) )2;7 49"/P1 7M6

wickedness 1746)3 wild stetta-t05,1

wicker 9640.94V wilderness 111.

wickerwork. b607% wildlife mai% AbrA
wide 44, wilds A. G'

far and wide ',774?: 1./,Pe wile We) VP

wide-awake 70 will, vt. (give by a will) fi//b1/ ;

widely (to a wide extent) (decide) AIM

0/04"6" ; very) 447.0 will, vi. (desire)

widen (vt.). will (auxiliary), expressed

widen (vi.) by the imperfect; (must) Awympii

widespread ; (belief) nn (can)

9,4 0)0 will, n. (legal paper) y/i ;

be widespread (determination) e 'i fi, ;

(wish) 4564'

6 i3
 348

at will 0,4'442" 4744Jte winding mirbel

leave a will 2071/Y. windmill 9$04h= a VII
willful eh 4/1 ggai window
willing 4aer windowpane lb 4dlevP
eet?
willingly /74404 4hOte& windshield rgiOr42,14;te
will power tb,ri igh P's t ai
windstorm
/7404,e9T; el; /,(9..4 windy V+19. f O. 947/W/2
wilt (fade) /77047 ; (become (wordy talk) 7179
weak) 761/1...44/, wine 6023 : /77,F
win (a battle) %/rid. ; (a wing (n.) PO'
case) 4411 ; (a prize) ;:ake under one's wing 74V, 7M
+.`72 (friends) AS4A;
; wink (vt.) /72964
(the audience) 04,7 ; (the wink, vi. (of light) 'fi4111:40lik
top of the hill) g Z/ Rie.P.P1
win over %/W (of a person) /./W:
wince Miefb wink (n.) ,a'47
ror
wind (vt.) Mart), ; ( thread) in a wink Q5R: T Yig044/7?-
ta- ,7tritMf ; (the watch) yl*, winner /11f04
wind, vi. (of a road) r.,,ey,/,P winning, adj. (in contest)
ta,7h4. (attractive) 9°7le0
wind up, vt. (yarn) ,l/i7iMfj winnow (grain) 7//`/G9 3 0

(a speech) ge17.14TV (separate) 49

wind up, vi. (come to an end) winsome Iga
winter f ?;?
wind (n.) ?4,4b 5091>.: wipe (dishes, table) 41,2dJ
(breath) ;?; (remove by rubbing) 041
break wind d wipe away, wipe off /17Z7
get wind of 0eDP6 wipe out (destroy) a).Re#77;
 (illiteracy) ,7/770,: witch doctor inulx
wire, vt. (bind with metal thread) with (in the company of)

frhs/) (send a (by moans of) i2 o

(in the

message by telegraph) eA49491': opinion of) nn r24 ; (because

of) 971/W ; (in the

wire, n. (metal) n care of) /7 '7446
(telegram) 344P4,,fb withdraw, vt. (take back) h$ 'Y
.w1 91°m * OA; 4'49 (remove) )7/)49m,
(prudence) 1' 4#/p2 withdraw, vi. (retreat) e0):,10..
wisdom tooth Arbala's 42. %GIN. p
Qom/ : 4tve ?el> (from society) vW/14
wise mg./.21- ihow ; (learned) withdrawn (manner) 97440;14%7
052# wither, vt. (the face) PT16/10
...wise (as, f.in. in money-wise) wither vi. (of plants) /97/DX7j
- - fine 4 (of hope) OZIAB
wish (v.) ,4472q ; (want) 4/$7 withhold (consent). /f Oa vhiP; ,4$4,
wish (n.) $b;; m0 . (anger) 7.4

within (prep.) - XI% r

wishful, --- thinking within (adv.) 71eo4r
without, prep. (on the outside
wishy -washy a 0 091 of) y7 --- 40. ; (lacking)

wistfully a2.7;? .fh

wit 164,e1 #.005P; without (adv.) ,740-12*/ )20.
)7
(intelligence) 907/50';r06ti withstand (endure) Y/17 ;

wits ,Apive (resist) lAt2SA

be out of one wits 9:P9cto- witness (v.)

yitch lib/ hk erp7/71 witness (n.) 9DY>f7C ; (proof)

witci craft 17?54 ew>ce

t; ;!)
7.
 350

bear witness to avipe /fp wonder, n. (feeling of wonder)

Lear witness against 4/20MA7 ; (thing or

s..'ttingly /fp person that causes wonder)

witty Aker 10412s 5,CE Wee:
wizard /771e/ be filled with wonder ,16

wobble (a child) ; (the work wonders (of a plan) 9Y.9):

steering wheel) 41,6/7796/1, £P5 ; (of a medicine)

wobbly, feel --- (legs) p0X,70); 40: e,

(chair) 092,?g, wonderful rt
woe fb,y; wondrous ?q,,chAlo,
woe to: a)/4/iR wont OM
61
woeful (mournful)
(ignorance) g Ago
yr S
wood 6; oP
woods 0-61/7
wolf lipi4 wooded 601%47. 94 ,74 pd,
woman A; wooden eh /24-- P63 oaap
womanhood (characteristics woody 4,4 = go /7,:f
typical of a woman) pkg43 woof 02
OA GA (women in wool A4
general) 41, 53 woolen n /d-4 6".
womankind 40 woolens acl 4 a>
womanly (person) e4P,eigt word ; (message) 44)70
06)2-- etOP (order) ; (news) 04

womb ay word for word g6),

womenfolk AO give one's word Ilk 2Q
wonder, v. (feel surprise) 712116 r. have a word with ,.5.2
deD (to) in a word 094-
(be doubtful) OM 4./174 take my wordl
upon my word 043
GEO ;
 351

wording ..9)&pl: erkapir of worm Ao

letter, treaty) )4.9e worm-eaten, be --- (wood) 5 0/./
wordy hipe (apple) PAO' /*49"
work (vi.) bOk wormy of
work hard /? p' worn (showing signs of wear) AO
work out, vt. (a problem) 141k; worn-out ..fhte
(a new method) 4/2,4:9 worried mew 0
work (n.) juitr ; (of an author) worrisome ikvabgek cY en M
Peb,47 ; (of a painter) worry, vt. (annoy) ,p);11,4
tw 64 (cause to be anxious) 'OM
hard work Ap worry (vi.) 0(81"614 "9
be out of work (11E4, worry (n.) 4-fi
workday (tit) G) give worry 7.1hart,0
worker CA/ ir >4 r worse ?Oh
working (adj.) (i1 P7 r be worse, feel worse ve./7A,)
keep in good working order get worse flgjil
4sw--. n079, ril/ worsen (vt.) ,)/7 i (np)
pu% in working order 11;g. eA) : worsen (vi.)
2.°47 worship (v.) jj $011)h)7 /57)7;
working man w &14 Gpeilacietcromettrret
workman w k',4 --r (adore)
workmanship ,,)G44,C fint9b, 4044
workshop WI 4,i) ft worship, n. (worshipping) 1,27i2tfte
world ghilb ; (people in (extreme
general) 4.9g admiration) YjA34 Sr: 12 ges hi?*
elh Ofetr place of worship po-Dg/s.f,
world-wide /107 47 $4.9101: worshipper J eV,
040,6: 44.r: A4it worst (n.) 9/74
yet (.4;7
 352

worst, adj. (accident) n . wrap oneself in (a blanket)

/Pao: 9,20.; ;enemy) 12.,1- h/74 ; (in a shawl) gg
at worst d: wrap up in 0/04
be worst of 4M;?) wrapper a /40,0
if worst comes to worst 90: wrapping paper et/0 MI'' fitp
wrath 0,,
worth, n. (excellence) jbpprg), be full of wrath fiSfb' 07.e4
(merit) 7/#.ilb (value) wreath 9,,4Q: x373
'PPP wreathe 7-057,
worth (adj.) pip wreck, v. (a car) 771,;?f,;;
be worth ,7t0/271. Rif hdo. X .447.; Aid ( health) 7104
worthless f9,..9 : 41> (plans) A,14-.Let7
be worthless 9 9: wreck, n. (remains of something
)01h

worthwhile 94702 that has been destroyed)

be worthwhile 9:',0 M at, E /7hon 4"`"$44/11, ; (thing that

worthy 9/.21: !ha). is destroyed) /1919i M//,9z:

would, expressed by the imperfect 4 f7e (a person in
;

wound (v.) ,7,4h4 ; (hurt very poor health) rie deo

emotionally) /) 1203 = 3'°4 be a nervous wreck N
wound (n.) wrecked cy4//e e71 70

wounded wrench (v.) all 11 494X ;

be wounded 04/M (the shoulder) vi. 40/576
wrangle i(en#Peferb,b (the knee), vi.
wrap (wind around something) wrench (n.) nor
Me/D/l7e4j(enc. use in an wrest /i,.4;1, 5/-496f fi1Am://770
outer covering) /270/5/5 wrestle 7i2/p
be wrapped (concealed) /go wrestler jf2A: p4
wrestling
 353

wretch (niscrable person) wrlter AAA

.920n 3 ; (contemptfible writing (handwriting) 2);hei.P;
person) h "v (action of writing) eVetgi

wretched (miserable) jr/00; (anything that is written)

(tyrant) alter (meal) koir

dliTts? writing material ot 64.P
feel wretched All j;: wrong (v.) 17 g ,4

"I P5 07 oefr wrong, n. (which is contrary to

wriggle (child) Hik05/72f/in # righ ) /);hyql ; (act of

(worm) 9440th injustice) fixes,

wriggle out (worm) 7(re04,014.wrong, adj. (not right)
007 ; (boy) Mg: 4004/a, Ni63: 90f (unsuitable)

wring, v. (the c.i.othes) MU/V/0

OW,Oh d910 (of someone
;

4f' 404
(one's hands) A/rff ; (clasp) elsil) (out

,73'40r: "al" of order) 974f/7401

wring ones heart 65Th3: 41,4rt be in the wrong yw4
wring out mov1/# be wrong v( ,,,04 (out of
wrinkle, vt. (clothing) f1 eflfb /4; order) ifpal
(the forehead) h ,11040,y4e do wrong )74 6.), (do
wrinkle (vi.) en 07R4 something bad) ili241.E dg4

wrinkle, n. (of forehead) 17.0/17 go wrong -/iji4.1 (not

(of dress) 9 eBVIY,g,4 succeed) ,161 ,6f10.-fb

wrist 91.1R. wrongdoer V4Iiir
wrist watch Q tig 4f? wrongdoing erb 9 q a

writ etiy) wrongly ..mhp,

Write 8g. (novels) gal wrought, be Li) it

Eby write down, write out ql wrought-up, be Mdtrib

689
 354

Y yesterday P":
YTIL c: ,e 3f' PIP% ;;PXR
yard (enclosed space) 1.147: '94; the day before yesterday
(measure) lap PPFIN':
yarn . fry' yet (adv.) (now) /,i.1; p
yawn ,) ; (be wide open, (till) :;? tfb
(at some
gape) Wr. r?o:P; future tine) e0AdIP
year ab, yet (conj.) ;PO' VI
year after year n I 074. as yet ii,/m447:
year by year niv yield, vt. (give in return)
year in, year out peleif fa* ?/)737 ; (fruit) h4 67 ;

all year round larAls fining (surrender) 4,69b

.yearbook 107),./,r: ag'aibi4 yield, vi. (give in)

yearling ',Utz ffboau (assent) f'/1/1 ;

yearlong 'jley'DP 1 9 iT ? PIRO, (surrender) PE t ha?
yearly (adj.) pferbP yield (n.) re?
yearly (adv.) n CV yogurt
yoke (v.) /n of
/7,fev0
4.
yearn p6. p6 22; # (have
sympathy) et'Of yoke (n.) 0344
yearning c¢:077 yolk 914044; rnt'),

yeast t/ C/ yonder sas

yell (v.) MI) over yonder %les: YA
yell for help you (subject), masc. sg. ),?0;
yell (n.) IBM fern. sg. ,737/ ; pl. corn.
yellow (color) At% 4S930; resp. $7 a hp
(cowardly) dIft (direct object), masc. sg. fj
oP yellow fever a dl : 4 ti fern. sg. - ; pl. corn.
yes ; (agreement) ?al rasp. - I -FA
670
 355

younco(of aniwalt) ARE V4 74 (young people) G01/ #p

(younpeople) COn7il (period botwoon childhoo6 and
young (adj.) Af a (74,1 J maturity) AZ, I ftv /3/7,
(nation) 2 erb

young child 9 youth (adj.) QQ /)?Ai;

young man 40 i-)7p youthful 740-7ipbv
young people a
: 9412X
young woman AR :45/ 9a : 4p zeal pl p,p
younger zealot Ofh,
youngish 61F zealous
youngster tt7/2P zebra fig;
your, masc. sg. f/ 1,.(774 ; zebu No
fem. sg. ; pl. zenith 17/0 47 A: kgvVell.;
com.eb a z 9fly( ; (greatest heicht) Y2P4014.gl?
resp. pm" zephyr nmg-b: h/M:IP4s 10,h
yours, masc. sg. ; fern. sg. zero, v. (aim) h $177/774
..??4" ; pl. corn. ppm ; zero (n.)
resp. c G /7,9 sink to zero $l 7
ourself (subject), masc. sg. zest (enthusiasm) 94 AY, 0 16. ;
)7374
fern. sg. 3 c. b,hN ; (exciting element, flavor)
corn. .?5,?#: (.10;41, ; resp.
C /V' : zigzag (v.) Q474/1761////i ni-verPC
(object), masc. sg. 6 /,V3 ; zigzag (n.) 474/7767/02 O'Cit
fern. sg. &%4-153 ; pl. corn. in A 3 ,7
10//4/, resp. GI g zip 4/474h,1
1100, youth, n. (young man) 47,9 zin through 0, O= a Un
 356

(IN
zip up d ; (I) /42

zipper /1174'
zone, v. (divide) nLh
..11
(assign, restrict) nhh
zone, n. (district) )74 4 j 4

( temperature belt) NM
border zone ee 1 4
zoo e; aeardif.:- fi:
zoology HIM-0Z
ZOOM S7114emov, ot4
zoom past one does ab:" AMK
zborct up (of airplane) /7,2 7; : /aylb