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, Utitiftj'"- achievemeBt, deed, exploit.
IBftrifrA, *■■■ a. to perpetrate, to com-
mit. - en faf) to manage a business.
;PcJrofli0, «• mournful, sad, sorrowful,
baleful, dismal, doleful, deplorable,
grievous, tragical, woful. - SebtOffa,
V. a. to afflict, to grieve, to sadden,
to trouble. - Sc&tbfP(l& ) a. sad,
grieved, melancholy, sorrowful. -
^cfrjfrelfCj /• sadness, melancholy,
51 ief, affliction, trouble.
^I'Jvti;) v.n. to assever, to asseverate,
Iti ; rotest, to vow to God.
:^iJ.;ra) v. a. to infatuate.
^l•^;1nma) v. a. to judge, to decide.
^i Jiga) V. a. to coufiim •<,v\\\\ oath.
^ir,-.as, V. a. to order, to command,
to liid, to charge, to enjoin, to direct.
- fram, in ctt. uP) to call forth, in
«[f. up. -nbe, a. commanding, impe-
rious. - 3ef<lttni"S > /• order, com-
mand, call, charge, commission. ut=
fitba en fPtiftliu - , to issue out a
•writ. - 3efattningsl>afrani»e> »'.
commander, cliief. -ntatt, m. bailiff.
Seft:ta:> v. a. to pass, to cross, to navi-
gate ; to fear, to dread.
Sef attA fig meb, v. r. to meddle with,
to concern one's self with. — Scfatt^
ning,/. business, partaking.
3Jeiinn«, f . a. Seftnnag, i'. d. to find.
[> pel
to pro
find one's self; to dwell, -nbe, n.
estate, condition; approbation, lik-
ing. - Sentxtlig,a. found, to be found.
Sefja&ca) v. a. to feather.
ajfffita <ig eni) *>. r. to endeavour, to
study , to make it one's business , to
exert one's self.
Seflafft) V. a. to defile, to maculate,
to staiu, to taint, to pollute.
lajefogAb, a. competent.
liSi'fclf fl) **. a- to people, to stock with
inhabitants. - SefolCnttig > /. peop-
ling, population.
2Jcfct&crIig , a. furthering. - ScfOC=
izCt V. a. to advance, to prefer, to
encourage, to promote, to raise, to
fiutlitr, to speed. - ScfOt&tHtl > /•
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advancement, preferment, promotion ;
furtherance. - SefOtbcate, m. pro-
Sefcagtrt ) V. a. to freight, to charter.
-re, m. freighter. - Seftflgtntng,/.
affreightment, -sttef, m. bill of
Seftia, V. a. to deliver, to save, to
free, to clear, to exempt, to ease.
-re, m. deliverer. - Sefriclfe, /.
deliverance, release, -bom, m. ab-
solutory, absolvatory.
^efnifta, »-. a. to fecundify. - »e*
fruf tiling, /. fecundation ; T. adosco-
lation. [i««b, a. allied, related.
:Sei=rynb* fig, v. r. to ally. - Sefryn=
3efraga <lg, v. r. to inquire.
Scfriimja, v. a. to advance, to pro-
Sefrbbfl, V. a. to fecundify. [mote.
Sefufta, V. a. to wet, to moisten.
SefuQmaFtiga, f. a. to authorize, to
empower, to commission, to war-
rant, -b, a. ft s.m. authorized, sub-
delegate, attorney.
Sefal, n. command, conduct. — ^flf=
rare I m. commander, chief.
Sefangbj a. obsessed, possessed with
the devil; mad.
»efa|la, t'. a. to fortify ; to corrobo-
rate, to fasten, to strengthen.
3egabba, v. a. to deride, to mock.
-re,/7z. mocker, derider. - 3egfll«=
beri, n. derision, mockery.
Segagna ilg, v, r. to make use of, to
employ.
Segge, a. pi. both, either.
Segifra <ig, v. r. to set out, to resort,
to go on ; to betake one's self; to re-
nounce, to happen, to come to pass.
- unban, to withdraw, to retire. -
Segift>anbe, n. complying, renuncia-
tion. - SegifPen (pa), a. addicted,
prone, given. Inclined, apt. — ^et , f.
Segirig, a. eager. [inclination.
^iQiutAi v.a.Xo pour upon, to irrigate.
Segrafning, /; biu-ial, interment, fu-
neral, sepulture, -epiats, m. bury-
ing-place. - SegrafPft, V. a. to biu-y,
to later.