Rabenhorst's Dictionary of the German and English Languages; in Two Parts


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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1814 edition. Excerpt: ...object; objection. Gegliedert, a. articulated, articulate. Gegner, in. opponent, adversary, antagonist. Gehabe, a, close, tight, not leaky. Gehaben, v. n. to have; to keep. v.r. to behave', tobe in a certain state of health (well, or ill) to depart. Geliacke, n. a continual hacking, chopping, or hoeing. Gehacktes, das Gehuckte, hashed or minced meat, hash, mince. Gchiige, 11 hedge; a placcfenced in, inclosure; preservcfor game; precinct. Einem ins Geliitt-e kommen, to interfere with the rights and prerogatives of another. G oli, t.lt, m. the contents of a vessel, it's measure; intrinsick Quality of a thing i stand' ard, rate of value; sala r y, pay. Gehalten, a. reserved, shy, modest. Gehange, n. inclination; de clivitt/i any thing hanging 9 loin; Gelbschecke, f. a pie-portunity; occurrence, Gele-bald horse, -with yellow spots genbeitftgedicht, B. poem pon upon white ground; Gelb-some occasion; Gelegen lieils-schnabel, m. yellow beak; macher, m. Gelegenheitsma-callow-bird; a saucy young cheiinn, f. go-between, pimp person; Gelbsucht, f. ja un-Gelegentlich, art. occasional, dice; gelb&iichtig, a. affected Gelehrig, . docile, Gelen-with the jaundice, jaundiced. rigkeit, f. docility. Gelblich, a. yellowish. Gelehrsam, a. docile. Geldi n. coin, money. Geld-Gelehrsamkeit, f. learning, arm, a. poor in money; Geld-erudition. ausgabe, f. expenditure in Gelehrt, a. taught, instructed, ready money; Geldbegierde, informed; learned. Der Ge-f. inordinate desire of money; lehrte, learned man, scho-Geldbeutel, in. money bag, lar. Gelehrtheit, f. learn, purse; Gelbburge, m. one ing, erudition, scholarship, who is security for a sum of Geleise, n. path; print of Che money; Geldbusse, f. mulct, foot, ...