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JXtbtaBlltrtg) /. straining, attraction.
iUel, m. carrion.
JUet) ad. again, a second time, once
more ; again, back; again, ontlie con-
trary, -betalflj V. a. to repay, to re-
turn. -htinQa, f. a. to bring back,
to restore, to reduce, -tub, n. coun-
termand, revocation. -i'itHi v. a. to
bring back, to restore, -bating, /.
restitution, -bcifning,/. repuFsion.
-fatt, n. relapse, recidivation, falling
back, -fatto, V. n. to relapse, to fall
back, -flnnay v. a. lo find again, to
meet with again, -forbrfl , v. a. to
redemand, to reclaim, -forbring, /.
reclaim. -fOt^t«n, /. reciprocal pre-
tension, -ftagt) m. freight inwards,
-fa, v. a. to get again, to regain.
-fAti,/. return. -fo>4, v. a. to re-
generate, -fofeelfe, /. regeneration.
-fora ) v. a. to carry back again , to
reduce, to reclaim, -gifpfl, v. a. to
give back, to restore. -gifPflnbej n.
restitution. — ga, v. n. to go back, to
return; to be annulled or revoked.
— gattg, m. going back, return; revo-
cation. — gal^A) V. a. to repay, to re-
fund, to requite, lo retaliate. -galb=
ntnfl>/- restitution. -bemt«i V. a.
to fetch back ; to resume ; to recover.
-\lVit n. continence, moderation,
temperance, retention, titan -tail)
witliout measure. -^Stta, v. a. to
restrain, to forbear, to hold in. -l)all=
fftm» a. abstinent, moderate, tempe-
rate, abstemious. -l^aHfatn^et, /. ab-
stinence, temperance, moderation.
-igen,arf. again, a second time, once
more ; on the contrary, -f atta, v. a.
to revoke, to recall, to revocate, to
call back ; to recant, to retract, to un-
say, -fatlelfc, /. calling back, revo-
cation ; retractation, -f afta , v. a. to
throw back, to reverberate, lo reflect.
-faflninfl)/. reverberation, reflec-
tion. — f ontnta 1 v. n. to come again,
to return. -fom<l, m. return, -fop,
n. repurchasing, -f Spa, v. a. to re-
purchase. -leittnA} V. a. to deliver
back, to restore. -lemnanbe , n. re-
stitution, -lofa, f . a. to redeem. ~\i-
face) m. redeemer, -lijfen, m. ran-
som, redeemiflg. -logning, /. re-
demption. -niar(|)e,m. countermarch,
return, retreat, -tefa , /. return,
-fatnia, v. a. to gatlier again, to rally,
-fe, V. a. to see again. -f?aff«, v. a.
to recover, to retrieve, to restore.
-fPaffning, /. restitution. -fTaH, n.
return of a sound, echo. -fFaHa, f.
a. fin. to resound, to echo, to reecho.
-fTen, ". reflex, reflection, ge -fTfn,
to reflect the light. -fFitfa, v. a. to
send back, to remand, -flag, n. strik-
ing, beating or starting back, rebound,
repercussion, resilience. — flob, m,
rest, remainder, residue ; suppression
of the menses. -(Iu0a, v. a. to re-
bound, to reflect. -(Iu#ning, /. reflec-
tion, -jla, f . n. to remain, to rest, to be
left, btttd -flat mig, it awaits me yet.
-ilaHa, i'. a. to restore, to retrieve,
to recover, to re-establish. -|iattan=
ie, n. re-establishment. -flaHante
tin Mfan, recovei-y of health, -(lot,
m. repercussion. -^Ota, v. a. to strike
back, to push back, -fpar, n. reply,
-taga, f. a. to resume, to take again,
to take back, to recant, to recall, to
retract, -tjenfl, m. reciprocal ser-
vice, return, -tag, n. retreat, -taga,
V. n. to retreat, -lipptcpa, p. a. to
recapitulate, to repeat again, -rertan,
/. reaction, -pinna, v. a. to regain,
to recover, to retrieve, -pinning,/.
recovery, regaining. -Pag, "J. return,
way back, -pan^a) *>. n. to retiun ;
to desist; to give over, -panba,/.
intermission, cessation, -v'ifa , v. ".
to grow a^ain. -pajJt) ni. growing
^again, reproduction.
Jttfolja, V. a. to attend, to wait on.
jitga, V. n. to be spent, to be con-
sumed; to be sold, -ng, TO. consump-
tion, vent, sale, spending.
3(tgacb,'n. agency, intervention, means,
interferencCj interposition ; contri-
bution.