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 A NEW 
 
 PRONOUNCING 
 
 AND 
 
 EXPLANATORY VOCABULART, 
 
 UPON AN IMPROVED PLAN. 
 
 IN TWO PARTa 
 
 
 Part 1. Contains a choice selcctir?" f words used by the best English Author 
 
 alphabetically arranged, from Monosyllables to the longest words. tj 
 
 Part II. Consistai>f^an eittMisive collection of words pronoanced exactly alike^ I 
 of words liable to be mistaken one for another: of Equivocal words I 
 Synonymous words : words which change the accent, and those that douhUfi 
 the final consonant : Prefixes and affixes, Greek and Latin words : and the 
 
 SCRIPTURE PROPER NAMES. I 
 
 ThS whole CARBVUI.^ SBLSCTED and ARRAHOBD rOR TUB .V«R OF S0H00L( 
 
 -^ AND VRivatLF^Maan, nr^-BmirnflfAliBBiCA. 
 
 BY GEORGE GOU.INLOCK, 
 Formerly a British Teacher of long experience and extensive praetic 
 Author of an ArOhmetie, and Key to ditto, 
 A system of general Geography, ^c. 
 
 m 
 
 are changed in spelling since Dr. Johnson's time: for instance, one cfass ol 
 words, by universal consent, now end with e, as almanac, arctie^ eeliptiCt tritte, 
 deetric, fabric, mechanic, mutie, public, tonic, ^c. These and all such words 
 
 in Ilia ftintinnopu »nA in jmh A n^.k^^ «lj>*a ^ mniMla m»a .L««aIIaJ *Uu» ••• 
 
 XXS2\rCt2d ^IViSIS VS. Tr\rsxtJS 
 
 TU 
 
 Johnson's Dictionary, cmperowr, superiour, infftrioUr, errour, korr9ur, konam, 
 
 * Under (he term pronwieistieB, ihe Aneieati iMloded a«ti(Da,.geMiMe,tlM. 
 
7' 
 
 "Tl' T'TfUB III 
 
 
 ^ entered according to Act of the Provmoial Legislature, 
 ^nif'id Eight Hundred and Fifty-one, by Obokoe 
 . c^.iice of the Regifltrar of the Province of CSanada^ " 
 
 in the Year Onej 
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PREFACE. 
 
 le Year One 
 
 KLOCK, ill ^ 
 
 rnxn^m: 
 
 *si-.: 
 
 HIS Kttle work requires no lengthened introdactoiy remarks. Psnats ead 
 
 Teachers will, on a very cursory review, perceive its paramount inpoilaflos. 
 
 arning has been styled, the rich man's ornament and the poor man's riches. 
 
 le fundamental branches of education are the most extensively useful, the 
 
 e higher departments the most ornamental. Some acquirements are, at once, 
 
 ike useful and ornamental : and among these, correct* spelling, polite pronnn. 
 
 ation, and an intimate acquaintance with the meaning of words, hold a high 
 
 For the simultaneous acquisition of these elementary accomplishments, 
 
 e following pages have been compiled ; and their thus accompanying each 
 
 er, will be found to lesson the teacher's labor and economise the pupil's time. 
 
 suitable class-book of this kind has hitherto been much wanted in British 
 
 merica, and the public must judge whether this publication will supply the 
 
 esideratum. 
 
 The orthoepy has been chiefly taken from the best edition of Mr. Walker's 
 
 ridcal Pronouncing Dictionary ; which for some time has been the acknow- 
 
 ged standard of polite usage m that department, in the same manner that Dr. 
 
 neon's Dictionar, '" *or a long period, been generally considered the stand- 
 
 d of orthography. 
 
 When Demosthenes, the prince of Athenian orators, was asked what was the 
 rst nequisite in oratory, — he answered, pronunciation : what was the second 7 
 ronubciation : what was the third ? the great Rhetorician still answered pro. 
 lunciation.* This shows in what estimation he held elegant pronunciation : 
 md shall it l>e held in lower estimation in this age of refinement, — in the 19fh 
 ;enturV ! than it was 300 years prior to the commencement of the Christian era 7 
 urel/not. Undoubtedly it is a pleasing and desirable accomplishment, and 
 youth is the best season for its acquisition. Would teachers then take a litde 
 )ains to make their pupils thoroughly acquainted with the different vowel sounds 
 n the Key, and to mark the accented syllables with a smart percussion of the 
 voice, they would find them go on afterwards in the most easy and satisfoctory 
 manner. 
 
 The Scripture Proper Names are taken from a masterly performance by Mr. 
 Walker, entitled " A Key to the classical pronunciation of Greek, Latin, and 
 cripture Proper Names." This long catalogue of names is not given for an 
 exercise in spelling, but merely for the sake of pronunciation .* as in aM weM- 
 rcgulated schools the Bible is used, more or less, as a class-book. It would, 
 however, be no unprofitable exercise, for teachers to make their advanced classes 
 occasionally read these Names word by word in rotation, for the better infixing 
 in their memory the true pronunciation. This department has been mueh ne- 
 glected, for we frequently hear the Scripture Proper Names improperly accented 
 or otherwise mispronounced, even sometimes from the pulpit. 
 
 Words in all living languages are liable to change in orthography, pronuncia. 
 ion, and even in meaning and use. What a number of words in our language 
 are changed in spelling since Dr. Johnson's time : for instance, one dual of 
 words, by universal consent, now end with e, as almanac, arctic^ eelijtti&t tritte, 
 tleetric, fabric, meehaniCt tnune, pvblie, tonic, ^c. These and all auclk wwds 
 in his dictionary end in ck. Another class of words are impelled thus ill Dr. 
 '"ohnson's Dictionary, tmperourt $uptriourt infertour^ emntr, korrsmrt h»niim%. 
 
 * Under the teim pnmQDciaUw, ihe Aneieaii laetaded astliw m est u l Wt te. 
 
nr 
 
 of the lame class and tieri vation onl v n ««?»*,- Lr """?."'• » ""'"f^jr of worda 
 in England, auch as ardmrThou/ Zllur S """r""*" '"""•^'^'' ">'« <=»""'«• 
 
 «peTlmg these and all such words is ad ooicd m ihJ A I V ■'"® ***""''*' "» 
 ■onian mode is • useless to the orihoLnh? « i ^"""^ '' ^^''*"»« ">« J"hn. 
 
 to analogy'.-.Pope sa/s. ^^^^^g^^Phy. opposed to etymology, and contrarr 
 
 iV«°ffL".— r""' "'^ ""'^ '•"'° ^'" hold,' 
 Alike tonfastic if too new or old • 
 
 Be not the first by whom fhe new are tried. 
 Nor yet the last to lay the old aside. 
 
 in fhfstrabX'! '^^^&:!::tz!''^''r' °^^"^^'"-' -« «^°p'«^ 
 
 is doubled only when under TheaTZ f l^ ^'•"' ♦'?"^""«"' «f 'he primitive 
 ■pelliog ho. arise,, a f. sVpr„l^JiL7 tl^,!''?','''' '"^°'"'' "'"' <""' "•" 
 
 Since hisiT,rwTLTe no f .r K ' ;L'°"'' ^^' ^"^''^^' ^"« P"h'i«hed in 1806. 
 Dicti>nary a,?d^n EnlnS hJi """^ n^ °'" ^"*^«- '" America Webster's 
 themgre?t'nl:ai?nf:, rT^^^^^^ 
 
 department of nronunciminn '"^^,.'^"'^'^'* '" o'ner respects, are dehcientm the 
 chiWecientrfic SnTra „n^ They contain many hundreds of new words, 
 the fiVgS o g rtTrender h^r^^ other Inngnage,, all .l.ich enrich 
 
 jejune and unsadsfatnorv. PV ,herhoe?v nr'^L "' '" P^^"""*^'"''"" »hey are 
 fore have recourse to W .^ke\^' :l:nT:'^^^^^^^^^^^ "^"^'^^ ^^ ^^^ ^'^-- 
 
 out in a rtalTat?lh:""'""?,""1 ^^r^rifs. it has lately bee., found 
 assiirned is tC .^""'®^'hat a^^PeHnig.book is unnecessary, and the reason 
 
 c3areqiie differ ^'"'Jf^^^^^^^^^ '"'^ hook i^ used. But the 
 
 spell from thofr reSi^U^^^ ' better plan, to tench children to 
 
 periire know wdl Z if?"'-' "'u 't""''*^ "°' ^e on.it.ed. bu, tracher. of ex. 
 TtS) to maTe heir n S"''' fi''^'^ "'''^"'^'' ""donofker „ls., (to write to 
 to have madT ihl 3 I ^ ^ P/oficent in orthography. 'Iho.e who are said 
 Spellinlb^k suprrse j^^^^^^^ '"^''^^' ^^-^''^'^ ^.commended " The 
 
 such As we neve7 saw "tI I J/"^ ' real Spelling-book, and to be used aa 
 studied at 8cLororthrnli^'"o'^^^^^ 'he one Dr. Mavor 
 
 teUilThusfa?^^^^^^^^ S[, Patrick's time is alluded to we cannot 
 
 iSg nor ?he oronunZron nV'Tl'''''^ T' '"^'^"^'^ ^hich gives neither the mean- 
 de!p ZtC.'but'relink lTjs\Z:tnT'''' ^"'"'"""' '"'^^?'' 
 
 ?u n.lT,. .i TJ'T '^'^^ ?.buokof this kmd be more necessary than in 
 
 mii^ny^^7^aJZi^'''^TX"°^ ?"''''"*^' orthography and pure English 
 wmoepjr amonj a population of different languages and Uialeqta ;,-in the apeU. 
 
 + 
 
 flOt ] 
 
 ,n- 
 
 be i 
 
 IJy f 
 
 ak 1 
 
led and polit* 
 nher of words 
 ds thifl chango 
 hour, labour, 
 ne chantre in 
 luse the John, 
 and coattvj 
 
 ce, is adopted 
 ihe primitive 
 ie bept estab. 
 or long ago, 
 s. He says, 
 It, frequently 
 Jving (he ac, 
 g, &,c\ An 
 lid from this 
 be more f re. 
 g, reveiling, 
 determine. 
 ter? 
 
 sen cbanged 
 / with •con- 
 led in 1806. 
 a Webster's 
 bed, \boih of 
 dentin the 
 new wordis, 
 hich enrich 
 ion they are 
 must there. 
 
 been found 
 the reason 
 i. But the 
 children to 
 hers of ex. 
 (to write to 
 lio are stiid 
 Jed "The 
 be used as 
 Dr. Mavor 
 we cannot 
 the mean, 
 s" may be 
 are really 
 e to speak 
 try than in 
 re English 
 , the apell* 
 
 to teachers ; but wherein cons 11 Jr''."''?''°" '' «'>"tains some useTuTS 
 purposes? I,, one par? of ° tTe^ v' "T,"'^"'' ^f. P''««'c«' utility for «S 
 words in the language' w thout dher JZ^ * <^""ection of the n^ost d.S 
 pupils are required to spell nrono'-nl "V^"?'"* ^r Pronunciation ; which tha 
 of the words. The fo o wi^^are^a fe; o? th^w '^''"' '\^ '^''' «^ '"e meaning 
 Wtthout even an accent. '• Chicane narterP nr'"*' °' "'"^ '•P^**" ^^ '"" book 
 asthma phantas.n devoir f«lchio^cu^ra8s?e^fp^^''.""•'"""•"^ «''''^'^^"« ««urrh 
 finesse ah.cind phthisic hnaiboy ZoZtZu^^^^^^^^^ '"rquois valise 
 
 pseudo furlouirh poraDhernalif n ,.« ® carfouch sophism yacht eschew 
 
 potenttary vermicelli di„phrnirm cemrE t, f [''^- "?"^ rnnnsoleum plcni. 
 escutcheon pursuivant/' and h>m,frX7?i "'"P^/''""' ^^^olium homologous 
 children moy learn t^^pdl ,h ^'^^'^/.r f^^^^ By per.everfnce 
 
 pronuncianon • «„d v, |,at ideas li.ev c„; hi ^T'' ""y """^ '"«»<« in the 
 
 Cf any at all would be d.fficu^to co'.,];^",?: ,?P*^'«^ '° ''-^e "f t'^-r meaning 
 
 few mrn:;;|,^;;3"■'''i:^r.:o,t^ro^w""'S' ^'^^l: "»« --•"^. «- chieAy a 
 occupying II pages, and s ^d Jlw rT*^^ ^"^°"' «">' '"eaning to 7he„ 
 
 professes to gife 'the pronSi^^^^ 
 
 •legant. and erroneous, when pCed Li L *^."' ''"^^'"■'■' '« '-e partial, in! 
 ffve a specimen. *^ "-*** *" Juxa-posuion with Mr. W alker's; W« 
 
 Sullivan's Pronunciation. 
 
 Accept'jible 
 
 Gom'pla.sance (zance) 
 D'la'te (di) ' 
 
 Dis'piituble 
 Egotism (rff<'> 
 iiquinox (iq) 
 Hejira (lie-jee'ra) 
 Litigious (ti.lg'-,.-us) 
 Mls'chievous (tsiiii) 
 Ob'duiat'y 
 
 Rapier (iuy'-p<;-er) 
 Rec'iidant 
 Sewer (soo-er) 
 Sublunary 
 Syn'c6pe 
 Verd'ure (yur) 
 Zenith (z^u) 
 
 Walker's Pronunciation. 
 ak'sfip-fd-bl 
 
 lidm-pje-zdnse' 
 de-laio' 
 
 c^'pu-ia-bl 
 e'go-Iziii 
 
 e'ltwe-iidks 
 he-ii,a 
 
 le-Kljii, 
 
 ni!s'tshe-vii^ 
 obju-iii-se 
 ra'pe-dr 
 re-WbUnt 
 
 eu'iir 
 
 8ub'lu-tiai-e 
 tlfiig'kd-| e 
 v^r'jure 
 ze'i.K/A 
 
 
VI 
 
 5n J*** i'S ^*^j^.''^ School-books are frequently faulty in the division of werdi 
 
 mto •yll.bea. which must be productive of an erroneous pronuncia ion • iTmar 
 
 U good Irish orchoepy.-i, « bad English. 1st. Some u'ord" ^n.vided Tn'J 
 
 Z'^^a^tT"!)'"' '^'y^^"' in right pronunciaiion. such rLaTxTouZ 
 
 2nH o/hiS '^'^' r«:P«-«;»«* t*^*- ra.pa.cious, tt«.con.«ci.OM for un-con.scious. 
 
 rtgh.Uou» for righ.ie.ou«., in.co/i.M.in>»t for in-con-ve-ni-ei.t. pe.cuMar for ne 
 
 eSt*i In r "**•"' '°'" "■'»''-j"-°"»' 3^d. A great number ^t^words are dMd. 
 
 f«r^«^!? fi"" " '^'■°"'' ""r""'^ "* ""^ ''nPor"»n» vowel in the word, as gen.e.ral 
 
 **/r; „*•/"''■'•'*"«'" ^u' •r-*'"'"'«"' i«.»iM.n,..ra.6/e for in-liu-nfer-a-blc. 
 
 fotS' .^ Zr^n?^''V^^' rfe..po«.d.n,cy for de.«pon.den.cy. Aor.i.^on fo; 
 
 no^i.«on, •e.par-a.lw/i for f^p-ar-a-tion, re,pre.sent for rep-re-stnt, me- an- 
 
 Inn.Vrl '^^^'^'''f^^y^. ^'"P^'f foT de-pisi, ne-glect-ed for nes-leii-Td «,- 
 
 cape fore-stapc, /f-ro-ci-Zy for fcroc-i-iy. 4.h. The termination edLuld 
 
 1 ave been made a separate syllable, only when it is pronounced as such And 
 
 hl?..^ n Out these Irish books giv^ the pupils as little assistance as possi- 
 
 ble, and consequently throw the greatest labor upon the teachers. 
 
 The compiler of this Voc&bulary has ready for the press and will be Dublished 
 «. quickly as possible, a series of /o„r reading booRs in the Lst s mole and re- 
 
 ffif«d?it .'ll ?J ^'""i '-'' "r"***'*" '?.'^'' '"°'« «^'«J<^"" departments of reading. 
 wduding all the varieties of composition in prose and all the various metisurw 5 
 poetry, with many things that wiH assist both teachers aud pupils, ^"~"*''*^ 
 
ision of wordi 
 iation; itmmj 
 a divided into 
 anX'i.oui for 
 til.ial, fa.vtil. 
 in.cun>8ciouR. 
 r o.be-di.ent, 
 :u.liar fur pe. 
 rd4 are divid. 
 I as gene-ral 
 nu.nier-a.bic, 
 hor.uxon for 
 itnt, me- an- 
 ?-lect-cd, «#- 
 on ed phould 
 such. And 
 ayilablcfl had 
 nee as possi- 
 
 be published 
 mple and re> 
 B of reading, 
 I qica8Mr««Qf 
 
 \ 
 
 PRONOUNCING 
 
 AND 
 
 * EXPLANATORY VOCABULARY. 
 
 The first principles or Elements of pronunciation 
 The Letters of the English Language are :— 
 
 Roman. 
 A 
 
 B 
 C 
 D 
 
 a 
 b 
 c 
 d 
 
 E e 
 F f 
 
 H h 
 1 i 
 
 Jj • 
 Kk 
 
 L 1 
 
 M m 
 
 N n 
 
 O o 
 
 Q q 
 K r 
 
 S 8 
 
 T t 
 U u 
 V V 
 W w 
 X X 
 
 ^y 
 
 Z z 
 
 Italic. 
 A a 
 Ji b 
 C c 
 D d 
 E e 
 
 Hh 
 li 
 
 Kk 
 LI 
 M m 
 Nn 
 O 
 
 R r 
 
 $* 
 
 Tt 
 
 Uu 
 
 Vv 
 
 X X 
 
 Z z 
 
 are Letters. — 
 
 Name. 
 
 a 
 
 lee 
 
 s:e 
 
 dee 
 
 ' 
 
 ef 
 
 re 
 
 aitch 
 
 i or eye 
 
 jay 
 
 kay 
 
 el 
 
 Ml 
 
 en 
 
 
 
 pee 
 cue 
 or 
 ete 
 
 tee 
 
 u or ^tt 
 
 vee 
 
 dotible u 
 
 eke 
 
 vy 
 
 zed 
 
 The Vowels are generally reckoned to be five in number ; name- 
 Jy, «,«,», a, tt ;— to, and y, are consonants when they begin a word 
 or syllable, but in every other situation they are vowels 
 
8 
 
 Pronouncino and Explanatory Vocabulary. 
 
 ^'IX '^^^^ -' ^' ^" ^^^' «^»^' ^^^^^ -^«^ take, 
 ''^ItX ;:;' ^' ^'^ '^^'^^ -' - - ^^' «^^' -t, ran, pan. 
 '""fItheS ''" "''" -r, jar, bar, star, hark, lark, 
 
 '^L'rm,?wlrm!''"'" ^ "" '"^'"' ^'^"' ^'^"^ *^^'^' '"'^^t' «^'^ 
 ^""s^'cret"^ ''' ^' '" ""^^ '^''' ^''^^' ^^®"'®' ^'^' '"^t'®' '"^^'"'"^ 
 *""bled. '^°'' '' ""' '° ""^^^ "'^' ^'^' ^'^' ^"^' ^^^' P«g' «hred, fled, 
 
 '~Ttl'r'it?lf '' " " P'"^' '"^' '^"^' '^"^' '"'°^'' «''«' 
 *~Tfd.,titch!'"'^'' '' '' ^" P^"' ^°* '^'^' ^^^' ^^^' ^'^' t"'"' ^i"g» 
 
 ^moilZir" '' '' ^" "^ '"' '"' '°"'' ^°°^' ^°"^' ^^'^^^ ^°t«' 
 
 ^"Inttnd.^'""'^ '' "' '° "^*' «°*' ^°*' '^'^^ '°^' °°*^' ^°^k' «t°^k' 
 
 ^brdVnor^th!''^''^ "' *' ^ °^''^'''' '°'"' "^°'"' ^^°™' t^°'"' 
 
 ^wolVZrrJr '* ^' '" '"^'"^ ^'''''' '^°' ''^°' ''*'°"'' ^'^^^ 
 
 u-The long diphthongal sound of ii, as in tune, tube, cube, cure. 
 
 pure, mute, flute. * ^ 
 
 ""sSm turn^ ''""^^^ "* ^^ ''' '"^' *'"^' ''*'^' ''"*' ""*» ^^"*» ^"°' ^""^ 
 
 ^""bdfet"'''''^^^ °' °*''"'® "' ^* '° ^^"' P""' '"-®* ^"'^ P"*' ?"**»► 
 
 «— The long broad o, and the short i, as in oil, boil, foil, soiL 
 spoil, point, joint. 
 
 ott-rhe long broad o, and the middle obtuse u, as in pound, found, 
 sound, ground, account. * * 
 
 <*— The acute or sharp th, as in thin, think, thought. 
 TH— The grave or flat ih, as in rais, that, these, though. 
 g IS always sounded hard ; when it has its soft sound, it is printed j 
 
 'Abbreviaiiona used in the subseqwnt pages, 
 n. Noun ;--a. Adjective ;-^pm. Pronoun ;-4;. a.— Verb Active ; 
 --«. «. Verb Neuter ;--p. ;,. Past Participle ;-Hid. Adverb ;— con! 
 
 conjunction t— wrco, Prennaitinn • i*»t I«#«-;«-.:-.- * ^* 
 
lY. 
 
 sake, take, 
 t, ran, pan, 
 hark, lark, 
 malt, salt, 
 •» medium, 
 Jhred, fled, 
 mind, file, 
 rim, wing, 
 ome, vote, 
 )ck, stock, 
 rn, thorn^ 
 >m, toraby 
 ihe, curer 
 , sun, Au), 
 3Ut, push^ 
 foiU soily 
 ui» found, 
 
 srintedj. 
 
 Activ« ; 
 >; — con,. 
 
 Part I.— Section I.— ^fo.HosYLLABLE». . 
 
 Key. — 
 
 i!!6ve-;-t ube, ,ub. fQ i-otl-p onnd^'/Ai'n Lr "*^' "^'^ 
 
 ^Tortij. 
 
 i^che 
 
 Alma 
 
 Balm 
 
 Beak 
 
 BInak 
 
 Blight 
 
 Blithe 
 
 Bloom 
 
 Bounce 
 
 Breath 
 
 Breathe 
 
 Breeze 
 
 Bridge 
 
 Brief 
 
 Bright 
 
 Broad 
 
 Calm 
 
 Chaise 
 
 Chnnce 
 
 Change 
 
 Choice 
 
 Chasto 
 
 Cheese 
 
 Chalk 
 
 Chasm 
 
 Cheap 
 
 Cheat 
 
 Chi«^f 
 
 Claim 
 
 Cleanse 
 
 Cloak 
 
 Cloth 
 
 Clothe 
 
 Cream 
 
 Crease 
 
 Crouch 
 
 Dawn 
 
 Deaf 
 
 Dtibt 
 
 Sounds* 
 
 &ke 
 
 amr. 
 
 bam 
 
 beke 
 
 blel{o 
 
 bli:o 
 
 b ITHO 
 
 bid.n 
 bow'iso 
 bid 'A 
 
 bieTHo 
 
 brez 
 
 hrl Ige 
 
 bief 
 
 brito 
 
 b'livvd 
 
 lia n 
 
 shazo 
 
 Islia'jso 
 
 tsla jje 
 
 t.sh'7C0 
 
 tsla^te 
 tslifize 
 
 tsii^vvk 
 
 kazm 
 
 tsliepe 
 
 tsliC-re 
 
 t4ief 
 
 klamo 
 
 kleiiz 
 
 kloke 
 
 kld/4 
 
 kloTHe 
 
 kreme 
 
 k rese 
 
 kioutsh 
 
 def 
 ded 
 
 It. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a, 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 V, 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 a,' 
 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 V. 
 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 71. 
 
 a. 
 
 V, 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 V. 
 
 *i. 
 
 n. 
 
 t). 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 t>. 
 
 n. 
 
 a, 
 
 a. 
 
 ft. 
 
 Mrati'ngs. 
 
 n continued pain. 
 
 what is given to the poor.. 
 
 the name of a plant. 
 
 a bird's bill. 
 
 C(»ld, chill, 
 
 mildow. 
 
 P"V, niry. 
 
 blosMDni. 
 
 n siidflen spring. 
 
 rpspi ration. 
 
 to tiikc bronth. 
 
 n gentle wind. 
 
 a passngc over a river, 
 
 short, concise. 
 
 sinning, clenr. 
 
 wide, extended in breadth.. 
 
 qtiiet, serene. 
 
 a cnrringo of pleasure. 
 
 accident. 
 
 to alter. 
 
 the act of choosing. 
 
 pure, uncorrupt. 
 
 the curd of milk. 
 
 a whiti> stone. 
 
 a cleft, a pap. 
 
 to be got at a low rate. 
 
 to impose upon. 
 
 a leader, a commander. 
 
 a demand, 
 to scour, to purify, 
 the outer gnrmen't. 
 any thing woven for dress- 
 to cover with garments, 
 the oily part of milk. 
 a mark by doubling, 
 to stoop, to fawn, 
 day.break. 
 cannot hear* 
 not living, 
 what one owes to another. 
 
10 
 
 PtOlffOinfCUCO AIID ExPLlNATDtT VoCAKtrUET. 
 
 KST.-— Fate, flli« far, fill.— n»e, met,— pine, |l(n.— n6, ndt, 
 
 Words, 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 
 f Drain 
 
 drane 
 
 
 Drawl 
 
 di&wl 
 
 
 1 Dread 
 
 drdd 
 
 
 Earn 
 
 ifrn 
 
 
 Earth 
 
 ^rlh 
 
 HHl Ease 
 
 eze 
 
 ^^^H 
 
 Fact 
 
 fdkt 
 
 
 Field 
 
 feld 
 
 H^Eji Fierce 
 
 fei'se 
 
 
 Fleece 
 
 flese 
 
 
 Flight 
 
 flite 
 
 
 Flinch 
 
 mush 
 
 
 ! Fraud 
 
 fi Ivvd 
 
 
 Fraught 
 
 fiavt 
 
 ^H i Freak 
 
 freke 
 
 ■■ Friend 
 
 fiend 
 
 I^H i Frown 
 
 {f'oun 
 
 ^^R I Glean 
 
 glcMie 
 
 
 1 Gnarl 
 
 narl 
 
 
 1 Gnash 
 
 nilsh 
 
 
 j Gnaw 
 
 T\b.\V 
 
 
 1 Half 
 
 haf 
 
 
 Hence 
 
 henso 
 
 
 Herb 
 
 erb 
 
 
 Jautu 
 
 jait 
 
 ^^Hf, 
 
 Knack 
 
 nak 
 
 ^^m i Lamb 
 
 l^in. 
 
 ^M| Laud 
 
 }a>vd 
 
 HB Lawn 
 
 lawn 
 
 ^H 1 T^augh 
 
 laf 
 
 ^H Leap 
 
 le^oe 
 
 IQ Length 
 
 length 
 
 0|| Moist 
 
 moist 
 
 HBI ; Niece 
 
 ne;«e 
 
 ■ 1 Nigh 
 
 Di 
 
 ^H Numb 
 
 niim 
 
 9Bi ! Once 
 
 wiinse 
 
 H 1 ^-^^^ 
 
 petsh 
 
 m 1 Pheigm 
 
 R<6m 
 
 Ml 
 
 Plough 
 
 ploii 
 
 fl. 
 
 V, 
 
 n, 
 
 V, 
 
 n. 
 
 n, 
 iu 
 a, 
 n. 
 n, 
 
 V, 
 
 n. 
 p.p. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 V. 
 V. 
 V. 
 V, 
 
 n. 
 
 ad. 
 
 n. 
 
 n, 
 
 *>• 
 ft. 
 
 V, 
 
 n. 
 n« 
 «. 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 a. 
 a. 
 ad. 
 n. 
 II. 
 a. 
 
 Meanii^s, 
 
 a water-course. 
 
 to ulter slowly. 
 
 fear, terror. 
 
 to guin by labor. 
 
 the ground. 
 
 rest, quiet. 
 
 a truth, fa. reality. 
 
 open ground. 
 
 savage, I'urioos. 
 
 the wool of one sheep. 
 
 the act of flying. 
 
 to shrink buck. 
 
 cheat, djiceit. 
 
 ludfMi, charged. 
 
 u whim. 
 
 a beloved companion, 
 
 a look of Jispjeaisure. 
 
 to gather ears of corn. 
 
 to growl, to snarl. 
 
 to grind the teeth 
 
 to cat. 
 
 a moiety. 
 
 frorii this place. 
 
 grass, soft pl.?nta. 
 
 ramble, excursion. 
 
 dexterity. 
 
 the young of a sherp. 
 
 to praise. 
 
 on open space, fine llneo. 
 
 the noise of mirth. 
 
 to bound, to jump. 
 
 extent, distance. 
 
 damp, wet. 
 
 a relation. 
 
 near, not distant. 
 
 tnrnirt. nhilL • 
 
 one time, 
 a fruit. 
 
 watery humor, 
 a farm iostrument. 
 
 ,*■ 
 
Pabt |.**-SECnoil I MONOSTlUBUlf. 
 
 11 
 
 ndf, m6ye,~tube, tu b, f<UI»-o£l,^pcmod,-^in, r^' 
 
 f 
 
 Words. 
 
 Psalm 
 
 Quake 
 
 Quench 
 
 Quote 
 
 Riod 
 
 Roast 
 
 Rogue 
 
 fialve 
 
 Sauce 
 
 Scheme 
 
 Scope 
 
 Scorn 
 
 Scream 
 
 Scribe 
 
 Search 
 
 Sheaf 
 
 Sheath 
 
 Shield 
 
 Shoe 
 
 Sigh 
 
 Scourge 
 
 Scratch 
 
 Smart 
 
 Snare 
 
 Sneer 
 
 Source 
 
 Spawn 
 
 Spear 
 
 Sphere 
 
 Spine 
 
 Spire 
 
 Spite 
 
 Spoil 
 
 Spouse 
 
 Squeak 
 
 Squeeze 
 
 Storm 
 
 Stream 
 
 Strength 
 
 Surge 
 
 Sounfls, 
 
 sain 
 
 n. 
 
 kwake 
 
 0. 
 
 qwdush 
 
 V, 
 
 kwote 
 
 V, 
 
 rind 
 
 n. 
 
 rd;it 
 
 V, 
 
 rog 
 
 n. 
 
 Biiiv 
 
 n. 
 
 Bkwse 
 
 n. 
 
 skeme 
 
 n. 
 
 skope 
 
 n. 
 
 skorn 
 
 n. 
 
 ski*«me 
 
 V, 
 
 skribe 
 
 n. 
 
 sertsh 
 
 V, 
 
 shefe 
 
 n. 
 
 Bheth ' 
 
 n. 
 
 sheld 
 
 V. 
 
 sh6 
 
 n. 
 
 si 
 
 ». 
 
 skiirje 
 
 V, 
 
 skiiiuh 
 
 V. 
 
 sm&rt 
 
 a. 
 
 snare 
 
 n. 
 
 snere 
 
 t>. 
 
 sorse 
 
 n. 
 
 spftwn 
 
 n. 
 
 spere 
 
 n. 
 
 sf'ere 
 
 ft. 
 
 spine 
 
 n. 
 
 spire 
 
 ft. 
 
 spite 
 
 n. 
 
 spoil 
 
 V. 
 
 spouze 
 
 n. 
 
 skweke 
 
 ft: 
 
 skweze 
 
 V, 
 
 storm 
 
 n. 
 
 St r erne 
 
 ft. 
 
 Btriinglh 
 
 ft. 
 
 durje 
 
 fi. 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 a holy song. 
 
 to shake, to tremble. 
 
 to extinguish. 
 
 to cite a passage. 
 
 the bark or husk. 
 
 to dress meat. 
 
 a vag'ftbond. 
 
 a remedy. 
 
 a seasoning. 
 
 plan, design. 
 
 aim, intention. 
 
 contempt. 
 
 to cry put shrilly, 
 
 a writer. 
 
 to seek, to examine. 
 
 a bundle of corn. 
 
 a case. 
 
 to defend, to protect. 
 
 the cover for the foot. 
 
 to breathe heavily. 
 
 to lash, to whip. 
 
 to tear with the nails. 
 
 sharp, quick. 
 
 a gin, a trap. 
 
 to show contempt. 
 
 spring, fountain-head. 
 
 the eggs of a fish. 
 
 a lance^ a weapon, 
 
 a globe, a ball, 
 
 the back bone. 
 
 a steeple, 
 
 malice, hate. 
 
 to rob, to make useless. 
 
 a husband or wife, 
 
 Ik Qni*ill «vrkt^^ 
 
 to press, to crush, 
 a tempest, 
 a current, 
 force, power, 
 a billow, a wavt. 
 
12 
 
 Pio^ouNciN& AND Explanatory Vocabulabt. 
 
 KEY.— Pate, fit, fill*, fall,— me, m^t.—piue, pla.— no, not, 
 
 ^^ordt. 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 •Swarm 
 
 swarm 
 
 n. 
 
 Swerve 
 
 swerv 
 
 V. 
 
 Swooo 
 
 swon 
 
 n. 
 
 Sword 
 
 so I'd 
 
 n. 
 
 Taint 
 
 t3,nt 
 
 V. 
 
 Taught 
 
 lawt 
 
 pari. 
 
 Tauut 
 
 tiint 
 
 n. 
 
 Teint 
 
 t!at 
 
 n. 
 
 Tempt 
 
 temt 
 
 V, 
 
 Thumb 
 
 thum 
 
 n. 
 
 Threat 
 
 ihiGt 
 
 ». 
 
 Thought 
 
 t/iavvt 
 
 n. 
 
 Throb 
 
 tkibb 
 
 t>, 
 
 Tight 
 
 tite 
 
 a. 
 
 Tithe 
 
 tiTHe 
 
 n. 
 
 Thwart 
 
 </.wai-t 
 
 n. 
 
 Talk 
 
 tjLvvk 
 
 V. 
 
 i Tomb 
 
 t6m 
 
 n. 
 
 Tongue 
 
 liiiig 
 
 n. 
 
 Touch 
 
 liiibh 
 
 n. 
 
 Tough 
 
 tiif 
 
 a. 
 
 ^ Truth 
 
 tid/.'t* 
 
 n. 
 
 Twinge 
 
 twujje 
 
 t). 
 
 Type 
 
 tipe 
 
 n. 
 
 Vague 
 
 vag 
 
 a. 
 
 Valve 
 
 vaiv 
 
 n. 
 
 Verge 
 
 verje 
 
 n. 
 
 Vogue 
 
 vog 
 
 n. 
 
 i Wedge 
 
 wedje 
 
 V, 
 
 Wheat 
 
 hwete 
 
 n. 
 
 Wield 
 
 weld 
 
 V. 
 
 Wreath 
 
 rexHe 
 
 n. 
 
 Wrench 
 
 r^nsh 
 
 «. 
 
 Wrist 
 
 rist 
 
 n. 
 
 . Wrong 
 
 rdng 
 
 n. 
 
 Wrought 
 
 r&wt 
 
 p.p. 
 
 ! Yacht 
 
 y6t 
 
 n. 
 
 1 1 Yawl 
 
 y&wl 
 
 r„ 
 
 Yearn 
 
 y^rn - 
 
 V, 
 
 ij Yield 
 
 yeld 
 
 «• 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 a crowd of bees, &c. 
 to wander, 
 a fainting fit. 
 a sharp weapon, 
 to infect, 
 iuslructed. 
 scotT, reproach, 
 color. 
 
 to entice, to try. 
 part of the hand, 
 to menace, to terrify, 
 idea, sentiment, 
 to heave, to beat, 
 close, nut loose, 
 the tenth part, 
 to cfjss, to oppose- 
 to speak, 
 the giave. 
 organ of speech, 
 the sense of feeling, 
 nut brittle, 
 not a talsehooJ. 
 to pinch. 
 
 mark of something, 
 unfixed, unsettled, 
 a fuiding door, 
 the brink ; the edge, 
 fashion, mode, 
 to fasten, to cleave, 
 grain fur making bread, 
 tu lift, to handle, 
 a garland, 
 to wrest, to force, 
 the hand joint, 
 an injury, 
 performed, 
 a small ship, 
 a ship's boat, 
 to feel greatly, 
 to produce, to give op. 
 
PxET I.— Section H.-^DissYixAiiLEa. 
 
 18 
 
 j;^i;»^ve^-^tub^^ 
 
 Words. 
 A base 
 A bridge 
 Ab rupt 
 Ab scond 
 Ab staia 
 Ab struse 
 Ab surd 
 Ac cuse 
 Ac quit 
 Ac tive 
 A chieve 
 A ere 
 Ad he e 
 I A dieu 
 I Ad vance 
 [A gue 
 [A dorn 
 [Ad journ 
 [Affront 
 Ia lert 
 |A1 cove 
 Ll mond 
 ^m bush 
 Lngei 
 Ln gle- 
 in cient 
 in them 
 ^n tique 
 i pril 
 ^p plause 
 Lr' dor 
 ir raign 
 scend 
 is sault 
 Ls suage 
 ^u store 
 ^u iumn 
 Lwk ward 
 ^aok er 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 &-base' 
 
 a-brXdje' 
 
 ^b.riipt 
 
 ^b-skdnd' 
 
 ab-stane' 
 
 ib-struse' 
 
 Sb-siird' 
 
 &k-kiize' 
 
 Jik-kwit' 
 
 Sk'-t)fve 
 
 at-tsheve' 
 
 a'-kur 
 
 ^d-here' 
 
 a-du' 
 
 ^-v^nse' 
 
 a'-gue 
 
 &-ddra' 
 
 Sd-jurn' 
 
 ^f-friint' 
 
 a-ldrt' 
 
 al'-kove 
 
 S-'-miind 
 
 ^m'-biish 
 
 ano'-jel 
 
 ang'-gl 
 
 ane'-shent 
 
 Sin'-mm 
 
 Sn-tek' . 
 
 a-pril 
 
 ^p-plawz' 
 
 ar'-diir 
 
 ^r-rane' 
 
 ^-send' 
 
 ^-silt' 
 
 is-waje' 
 
 iw-stere' 
 
 aw-tum 
 
 Iwk'-wfrd 
 bftnk'-ik 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 V, a, 
 V. a, 
 a, 
 V, n, 
 V. n, 
 a, 
 a, 
 V. a. 
 V. a. 
 a, 
 V. a, 
 n. 
 V. n. 
 
 ad. 
 V, n. 
 n, 
 V, a, 
 V, a. 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 V, n. 
 V. a, 
 V. a. 
 a, 
 ft. 
 a. 
 n. 
 
 to humble. 
 
 to contract. 
 
 sudden. 
 
 to hide one's self. 
 
 to forbear. 
 
 difficult, hidden. 
 
 inconsistent. 
 
 to impeach, 
 
 to set free. 
 
 lively, nimble. 
 
 to perform. 
 
 4 roods of land. 
 
 to stick to 
 
 farewell. 
 
 to come forward. 
 
 an intermitting fever. 
 
 to beautify. 
 
 to put off to another time, 
 an insult, 
 watchful, brisk. 
 »a recess, 
 
 the nut of the almond tree. 
 
 to lie in wait. 
 
 a messenger, a spirit. 
 
 a corner. 
 
 old, not modern. 
 
 a divine song. 
 
 ancient, old fashioned. 
 
 the fourth month. 
 
 approbation loudly express. 
 
 neat of affection. 
 
 to accuse 
 
 to mount upwards. 
 
 to attack, to invade. 
 
 to soften, to pacify. 
 
 ^ .^, "»*="• j[ana winter. 
 
 the season between summer 
 
 -nelegant, clumsy. 
 
 a trader in money. 
 
14 PhoNOUMGINO ARB EzPLANATOBT VoCABULAir. 
 
 nT.—Fate, f&t, far, f&U,— me, in«t— pfne, pin— no, nftt, 
 
 Wards. 
 
 Banish 
 Bap tism 
 Bdel Hum 
 Bea ver 
 Be wail 
 Bil low 
 Bi sect 
 Blem ish 
 Bios som 
 Bon dage 
 Boun ty 
 Bran dish 
 Break fast 
 Bril liant 
 Brim stone 
 Brit tie 
 Bro ker 
 Buck rum 
 Bud get 
 Bu gle 
 Buf foon 
 Bui wark 
 Bu reau 
 Bur nish * 
 Bus tie 
 Bu sy 
 Ca dence 
 Cam brie 
 Can did 
 Cam paign 
 Cham paign 
 Ca price 
 Ca reer 
 Car riage 
 Cause way 
 Cau tion 
 Cha mois 
 Cha 08 
 Char ter 
 Cher ish 
 
 Sounds. 
 
 b&n'-nlsh 
 
 b&p'-tlzm 
 
 d^i-yum 
 
 be'-viir 
 
 b6-wale' 
 
 Wl'-16 
 
 bi-s6kt' 
 
 bl^m'-Ysh 
 
 blds'-siim 
 
 bdn'-dage 
 
 boun-te 
 
 br&n'-dish 
 
 brek'-fdst 
 
 brKl'-yant 
 
 brim-stone 
 
 br!t'-il 
 
 bro'-kiir 
 
 buk'-riim 
 
 biid'-jet 
 
 bu'-gl 
 
 biif-fdn' 
 
 bur-wiirk 
 
 bu-ro' 
 
 bur'-nish 
 
 bys'-sl 
 
 biz'-ze 
 
 ka'-dense 
 
 kame'-brik 
 
 k&n'-m 
 
 k&m-pane' 
 
 shftm-pane' 
 
 kS.-prese' 
 
 ka-rer* 
 
 kir'-rXdje 
 
 k&wz-wa 
 
 kiw'-shiin 
 
 sh^moe 
 
 ka'-6s 
 
 tshar'-tiir 
 
 tsh«r'-rX8h 
 
 o. a. 
 
 n. 
 
 fi. 
 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 
 n. 
 9. a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 • n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 «. a. 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 ft. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 fi. 
 
 ft. 
 
 «. 
 
 fi. 
 
 n, 
 
 n. 
 
 •. a. 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 to drive away. 
 
 the initiatory rite. 
 
 an aromatic gum. 
 
 a quadruped, the castor. 
 
 to lament. 
 
 a large wave. 
 
 to cut in two. 
 
 a scar, reproach. 
 
 a flower. 
 
 captivity, imprisonment. 
 
 generosity, an earnest. 
 
 to wave or shake 
 
 the first meal in the day. 
 
 shining, sparkling. 
 
 sulphur. 
 
 apt to break. 
 
 a factor. 
 
 stiff cloth. 
 
 a bag, a store, a stock. 
 
 a hunting horn. 
 
 a jester. 
 
 a strong fort. 
 
 a chest of drawers. 
 
 to make bright. 
 
 a tumult, a hurry. 
 
 actively employed. 
 
 the fall of the voice. 
 
 fine linen. 
 
 open, ingenious. 
 
 level tract of ground. 
 
 a kind of wine. 
 
 freak, fancy, whim. 
 
 course of action. 
 
 a vehicle, behavioiir. 
 
 a paved road. 
 
 pruddnce, foresight. 
 
 a Irinri nf nnnt 
 
 confusion, 
 a grant, 
 to support. 
 
Part I.--Sbctiok IL— Dmstllablbs. 
 
 15 
 
 Ji!!Li:!!^:^c^ 
 
 Wwrds. Sounds, 
 
 Ceo tre 
 Co here 
 Col lege 
 Col umn 
 Com fort 
 Com merce 
 Con cave 
 Con ceal 
 Con cede 
 I Con ceit 
 I Con cern 
 [Con geal 
 I Con demn 
 I Con cise 
 I Con firm 
 [Con scious 
 jCour age 
 I Co quette 
 ICon dign 
 [Cres cent 
 iDain ty 
 ■Dan ger 
 [De bate 
 [Debt or 
 jDe cide 
 iDe claim 
 jDe coy 
 IDe duce 
 |De feat 
 )e feet 
 )e fino 
 )e fraud 
 )e grade 
 )e lude 
 )e sign 
 )e tect 
 )ic tate 
 Hph thong 
 )is cern 
 )is guise 
 
 sen'-tur 
 
 ko-here' 
 
 kdl'-ledje 
 
 kdMiim 
 
 kum'-fiirt 
 
 kdm'-m^rse 
 
 k6ng'-kave 
 
 k6n-sele' 
 
 kdn-seda' 
 
 k6n-sete 
 
 kfin-s^rn' 
 
 k5n-jer 
 
 kdn.d^m' 
 
 k6ii-sise' 
 
 kdn-f^rm' 
 
 kdn'-shiis 
 
 kur'-ridje 
 
 ko-k^t' 
 
 kdn-dfne' 
 
 kres'-sdnt 
 
 dane'-te 
 
 dane'-jiir 
 
 de-bate' 
 
 d6t'-tur 
 
 de-side' 
 
 de-klame' 
 
 de-koe' 
 
 de-duse' 
 
 de-fete' 
 
 de-fekt' 
 
 de-fine' 
 
 de-fr&d 
 
 de-grf:'*;?' 
 
 de-iude' 
 de-sine' 
 
 d!k'-ta{e 
 
 d!p'-/A5nff 
 
 d!z-z6rn 
 
 dizg-yize' 
 
 fi. 
 o. n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a, 
 V, a. 
 V, a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 V, a. 
 a, 
 V, a. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 a. 
 fi. 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 
 R. 
 
 V. a. 
 t>. n. 
 V, a. 
 V. a. 
 «. a. 
 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 o. a. 
 V. a, 
 V, a, 
 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 V. a. 
 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 0. a. 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 the middle. 
 
 to stick to. 
 
 a community. 
 
 a round pillar. 
 
 support. 
 
 trade. 
 
 holloiv. 
 
 to hide, to keep secret. 
 
 to admit, to grant. 
 
 idea, fancy. 
 
 business, affair. 
 
 to bind by cold. 
 
 to censure, to blame. 
 
 brief, short. 
 
 to establish. 
 
 knowing from memory. 
 
 bravery, fortitude. 
 
 a gay, airy girl. 
 
 deserved, merited. 
 
 in form of a curve. 
 
 a nice dish. 
 
 risk, hazard. 
 
 to dispute. 
 
 one that owes something. 
 
 to determine. 
 
 to harangue. 
 
 to intrap. 
 
 to infer from. 
 
 to overthrow, to frustrate. 
 
 want, blemish. 
 
 to explain. 
 
 to cheat. 
 
 to disgrace. • 
 
 to deceive. 
 
 a scheme, a plan. 
 
 to discover. 
 
 to tell to another. 
 
 the union of two vowels. 
 
 to perceive, to judge. 
 
 to disfigure* 
 
IK 
 
 PRONOUNCniG ANB EXPLAHATOttT VoCABirLABT. 
 
 lEY.— P&te, iHX f&r, fail,— me, mCt— pine, pin— ndi nAt, 
 
 Dis perse 
 Di Tulge 
 Doubt ful 
 Dor loant 
 Drop sy 
 Drew iy 
 Dc scend 
 Echo 
 E clipse 
 Efface 
 Effects 
 E lect 
 En dure 
 En force 
 En sign 
 E nough 
 E rect 
 E squire 
 Evade 
 E vince 
 Ex pand 
 Ex pend 
 Ex pert 
 Ex ploit 
 Ex empt 
 Ex pire 
 Ex plode 
 Ex plore 
 Ex punge 
 Ex tinct 
 Extol 
 Ex treme 
 Exult 
 Fam ish 
 Fa tigue 
 Feath er 
 Fea ture 
 Fer tile 
 Fer vof 
 Fie kle 
 
 S<nmdt. 
 
 dls-p^rse' 
 
 V. a. 
 
 de-vulje' 
 
 V. a. 
 a. 
 
 d5r'-m&nt 
 
 a. 
 
 drdp'-se 
 
 n. 
 
 drott'-ze 
 
 a. 
 
 de-s^nd' 
 
 V. n. 
 
 6k'-k6 
 
 n- 
 
 e-kltps' 
 
 V, a. 
 
 ^f-fase' 
 
 V. a. 
 
 6f-f^kt3' 
 
 n. 
 
 e-l6kt' 
 
 V. a. 
 
 ^n-diire' 
 
 V. a. 
 
 6n-f6rse' 
 
 v,a. 
 
 en'-sine 
 
 n. 
 
 e-niif 
 
 n. 
 
 e-r6kt' 
 
 V, Cl, 
 
 e-skwire' 
 
 n. 
 
 6-vade' 
 
 V, a. 
 
 e-vtnse' 
 
 V. a. 
 
 ^k-sp^nd' 
 
 V. a. 
 
 eks-p6nd' 
 
 V. a 
 
 6ks-p^rt' 
 
 a. 
 
 6ks-ploit' 
 
 n. 
 
 Sgz-6mt' 
 
 a. 
 
 Sk-spire' 
 
 V, a. 
 
 6ks-pl6de' 
 
 V. a. 
 
 6ks-pl6re' 
 
 V, a. 
 
 iika-piinie 
 
 V a. 
 
 6k-st!ngkt' 
 
 a. 
 
 6k-st5r 
 
 V. a. 
 
 6ks-tretne' 
 
 n. 
 
 egz-ult' 
 
 V. n. 
 
 ftlm'-tsh 
 
 V. a. 
 
 &■**< 
 
 n. 
 
 i^TH'-ur 
 
 n 
 
 fe'-tshiire 
 
 11. 
 
 fgr'-tlrt 
 
 a. 
 
 fJ6r^-viir 
 
 a. 
 
 ^Kk'^kl 
 
 a. 
 
 Meanittgf, 
 
 to scatter. 
 
 to publish. 
 
 uncertain. 
 
 sleeping, concealed. 
 
 water in the body. 
 
 sleepy. 
 
 to come downward. 
 
 a returned sound. 
 
 to darken. 
 
 to destroy. 
 
 goods, moveables. 
 
 to choose. 
 
 to undergo. 
 
 to constrain. 
 
 flag, a standard bearer. 
 
 a sufficient quantity. 
 
 to build, a. upright. 
 
 a title of honor. 
 
 to shun. 
 
 to prove. 
 
 to spread. 
 
 to lay out. 
 
 skilful, ready. 
 
 an achievement. 
 
 not liable to. 
 
 to die. 
 
 to drive out. 
 
 to search into. 
 
 to blot out. 
 
 put out. 
 
 to praise. 
 
 utmost point. 
 
 to rejoice much. 
 
 to kill with hunger. 
 
 labour, toil. 
 
 the plume of birds. 
 
 a part of the face. 
 
 fruitful. 
 
 warmthi zeal. 
 
 changeable, unsteady. 
 
Part I — Section II.— Disstlliblis. 
 
 17 
 
 
 ndr, m6ve,~tube, tiib. fAll— oil— pound-Min, 
 
 TBIS. 
 
 Words, 
 
 Final 
 Fi nite 
 Fla grant 
 Fla vor 
 Flam beau 
 Flour ish 
 Flu ent 
 Fluid 
 For eign 
 For lorn 
 For tress 
 Fra gile 
 Fra grant 
 Fran zy 
 
 Frig ate 
 
 Frig id 
 
 Frol ic 
 
 Fron tier 
 
 Fru gal 
 
 Frus trate 
 
 Fur nace 
 
 Fu sion 
 
 Fu ture 
 
 Gam.ut 
 
 Gan grene 
 
 Gar ment 
 
 Gar net 
 
 Gar nish 
 
 Gau dy 
 
 Ga zette 
 
 Gen teel 
 
 Gen tie 
 
 Gherkin 
 Giant 
 Gid dy 
 
 Gno mon 
 Gos pel 
 Grap pie 
 Grie? ouf 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 fi'-nai 
 
 fl'-nite 
 
 fla'-grftnt 
 
 fla'-vur 
 
 flS-m'-bo 
 
 fliir'-rish 
 
 flu'-6nt. 
 
 flu'-!d 
 
 f6r'-in 
 
 for-lorn' 
 
 for'-ires 
 
 freidj'-il 
 
 fra'-gr&ot 
 
 fr^n'-ze 
 
 fr!g'-ftt 
 
 frid'-j^d 
 
 frdl'-ik 
 
 frdnt'-yer 
 frft'-giil 
 
 friis'-trate 
 
 fur'-nis 
 
 fu'-zhiin 
 
 fu'-tshure 
 
 gam'-iit 
 
 gSng'-grene 
 
 gar'-m^nt 
 
 gar'-n6t 
 
 gar'-nish 
 
 givv'-de 
 
 ga-z6i' 
 j6n-tel' 
 j^n'-tl 
 
 g^r'-kHn 
 
 ji'-ftnt 
 
 gld'-de 
 
 gtii-iur 
 
 no-mdn 
 
 g6s'-p6l 
 
 gr&p-pi 
 
 a. 
 a. 
 ' a. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 V, n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 a, 
 a, 
 n, 
 a, 
 a. 
 n, 
 n, 
 a. 
 n, 
 n. 
 a. 
 V. a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n, 
 V. a. 
 a, 
 n, 
 n, 
 a, 
 n, 
 n, 
 a, 
 V, n, 
 n, 
 n, 
 V, n, 
 u. 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 last, mortal. 
 
 limited, bounded. 
 
 manifest, notorious. 
 
 fragrance. 
 
 a lighted torch, pi flambeaux. 
 
 to prosper, not fade. 
 
 liquid, voluble. 
 
 any thing that flows. 
 
 not of this country. 
 
 deserted, helpless. 
 
 a fortified place. 
 
 brittle, frail. 
 
 sweet of smell. 
 
 niadness. 
 
 a small ship of war. 
 
 cold, cold of aflfection. 
 
 a wild prank. 
 
 the limit. 
 
 careful, sparing. 
 
 to disappoint. 
 
 an enclosed fireplace. 
 
 the state of being melted. 
 
 time to come. 
 
 a scale of music. 
 
 a mortification. 
 
 a coat. 
 
 a dark red gem. 
 
 to adorn. 
 
 showy, over fine. 
 
 an authentic newspaper. 
 
 polite, graceful. 
 
 mild, tame, obliging. 
 
 a pickled cucumber. 
 
 a very tall person. 
 
 headless. 
 
 to shine. 
 
 the hand or pin of a dial, 
 
 the New Testament. 
 
 to contend. 
 
 afllictive, painful. 
 
\^ ?Ro^Q^^QJm Aif» Bnpuwitow Vopaiwlaet. 
 
 Key^^Fftla, flit, fftr» flllt^^Hug, m«t--ploe, p|i^^-ii«i n5t, 
 
 [I «1 
 
 6ri mace 
 Oris tie 
 Grot to 
 Grudg ing 
 Gui dt^ocA 
 Guil ty 
 Hal low 
 Hand some 
 Ha rangue 
 Har bor 
 Har ness 
 Har vest 
 Haugh ty 
 Hav oc 
 Haz ard 
 Head y 
 Hea then 
 Heif er 
 Hei nous 
 Hel met 
 Her aid 
 Hire ling 
 Hith er 
 Horn age 
 Hon est 
 Hon or 
 Hor rid 
 Hos tile 
 Hu mane 
 Hu man 
 Hum ble 
 Hu mid 
 Hu mo*r 
 Hun ger 
 Im age 
 im bibe 
 Im meosQ 
 Im plore 
 Im pulse 
 Im pugn 
 
 Shundt* 
 
 grf-mwe' 
 
 grts'iBl 
 
 gri>t'-td 
 
 griid'^jjqg 
 
 gyi'-diUis© 
 
 gllt'.te 
 
 h&lMo 
 
 hiin'^sum 
 
 h4-r&ng' 
 
 har'-biir 
 
 har'-n^a 
 
 har'-v^st 
 
 h&w'-te 
 
 hav'-vuk 
 
 hsis'-iird 
 
 h0d''de 
 
 he' THn 
 
 h^f-fiir 
 
 ba-niis 
 
 hel'-mSt 
 
 her'-^ld 
 
 hire'-ltng 
 
 hiTH'-ur 
 
 hdm'-aje 
 
 j^n'-n^st 
 
 6n-nur 
 
 bdr'-rW 
 
 h63'-t)(l 
 
 hu-mane' 
 
 hu'-mSai 
 
 um-bi 
 
 hii'-mW 
 
 yu'-mu» 
 
 biing'-ffur 
 
 lm'-ml^|e. 
 
 Im-bibe' 
 
 lfm.-mlrn9i«' 
 
 Xm-plofQi 
 
 Im-p^se 
 
 Im-punQ' 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 fi. 
 
 <i. 
 n. 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 V, a, 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 ». 
 ic 
 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 a. 
 a. 
 a« 
 a. 
 a. 
 ft. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 V. a. 
 
 n. 
 t. a* 
 
 Meaningu 
 
 hypocrisy. 
 
 a cartilage. 
 
 a oave. 
 
 sparing. 
 
 directioo. 
 
 not innocent, 
 
 to make holy, 
 
 elegant, beautiful. 
 
 to make a speech. 
 
 a place for ships. 
 
 horse attire. 
 
 reaping time. 
 
 proud, lofty. 
 
 destruction. 
 
 to venture. 
 
 self-willed. 
 
 an idolater* 
 
 a youn^ cow. 
 
 very wicked. 
 
 a head-piece. 
 
 a forerunner. 
 
 a hired laborer, 
 to this place, 
 
 obeisance, respect. 
 
 just, upright, 
 
 respect, dignity. 
 
 dreadful. 
 
 adverse, opposite. 
 
 kind, benevolent. 
 
 having the qualities of a mao. 
 
 modest, not proud. 
 
 moist, weL 
 
 fancyr moistttre. 
 
 want of Ibod.. 
 
 a pictufe, i» statue. 
 
 to drink in. 
 
 unbouncML 
 
 to besetok. 
 
 motion, 
 
 toatliii^ 
 
F^a? I.-S«CTIQ|I II.--Pi8STUA»Ute. 
 
 10 
 
 nor, 
 
 Words, 
 Impute 
 In elude 
 In'come 
 In cur 
 in feet 
 In firm 
 In fuse 
 In nate 
 In sane 
 In thrai 
 In trigue 
 Jas per 
 Jaun dice 
 Jeal ous 
 Jour ney 
 June tion 
 Just ness 
 Keen ness 
 Kid ney 
 Kind ness 
 Kin dred 
 King dom 
 Kitch en 
 Kna vish 
 Know ing 
 Knuc kle 
 La naent 
 Lan cet 
 Lan guid 
 Lan guor 
 Lan tern 
 La tent 
 Lav ish 
 La zy 
 
 TjA ctai* 
 
 l^ei sure 
 Lev el 
 Light some 
 Li lach 
 Lim ner 
 
 WftTOr -mbe. tub. <t>ll-^»V-pa«nd-^to~^ 
 
 SountUn 
 
 Xm.put9' 
 
 Kn-kludd' 
 
 lo'-kiim 
 
 In-kiir' 
 
 Xn-fekt' 
 
 In-ferm' 
 
 Xn-fuze' 
 
 Xn-nate' 
 
 Xn-sane' 
 
 Kn-<Ar&wl' 
 
 Kn-treg' 
 
 jas'-pur 
 
 j^n'-dfa 
 
 jel'-m, 
 
 jur'-ne 
 
 jung'-shiin 
 
 jiist-n^s 
 
 k€n'-ni}s 
 
 k!d'-ne 
 
 kyind'-nes 
 
 kin'-dred 
 
 king'-diim 
 kitsh'-iQ 
 
 na'-vfeh 
 no'-ing 
 
 nuk'-kj 
 
 1^-mdni' 
 
 lin'-sKt 
 
 l&ng'-gwW 
 
 ling'-gwilr 
 
 liin'-turn 
 
 la'-t$nt 
 
 lftv'-!sh 
 
 la'-z« 
 
 1«y'-vH 
 lite'-flOtn 
 
 ir-iiUc 
 
 V. a. 
 V. «. 
 
 «. 
 V. a. 
 V. «. 
 
 a. 
 V. a. 
 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 V. a. 
 
 N. 
 R. 
 
 n. 
 «. 
 n 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 ft. 
 n. 
 ft. 
 a. 
 a. 
 n, 
 V. a, 
 n. 
 a. 
 
 H. 
 
 ft. 
 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 a, 
 
 «. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 Meanings^ 
 
 to ascribe. 
 
 to take in. 
 
 revenue, profits. 
 
 to be subject to. 
 
 to corrupt.. 
 
 weak of body or mind. 
 
 to pour into. 
 
 inborn. 
 
 mad. 
 
 to enslave. 
 
 a plot, intricacy. 
 
 a gem of green color. 
 
 a distemper. 
 
 suspicious. 
 
 travel by land. 
 
 a joining, union. 
 
 justice, equity. 
 
 sharpness. 
 
 a gland, race, kind. 
 
 benevolence. 
 
 affinity ; a relation. 
 
 dominion. 
 
 a room for cooking. 
 
 dishonest. 
 
 skilful, intelligent. 
 
 the joints- of the fingers. 
 
 to mourn. 
 
 a surgeon's instrument. 
 
 faint, feeble. 
 
 faintneas. 
 
 a case for a candle. 
 
 hidden, secret. 
 
 wasteful. 
 
 idle, sluggish. 
 
 chief bo^ of accounts, 
 spare time. 
 
 even, Vb <i, |o make even. 
 gay» IWy. 
 a tree. 
 
 a portrtit painter. 
 
«! 
 
 no 
 
 VioHoVncim AWD Explanatory Vocabvlam. 
 
 lEY.— Fate, fat, fftr, fftll,~m6, m^t.-pine, p!n,— nd, n5t, 
 
 Lin guist 
 Lin ger 
 Lin net 
 Li quid 
 Lis ten 
 Live \y 
 Lo cal 
 Log ic 
 Lo cust 
 Long ing 
 Low ly 
 Loy al 
 Lu cid 
 Lucre 
 Lus cious 
 Lus tre 
 Ma chine 
 Mad am 
 Main tain 
 Ma lign 
 Man date 
 Man sion 
 Mar gin 
 Mar ket 
 
 Ma tron 
 
 Mat tress 
 
 Ma tore 
 
 Max im 
 
 Mea gre 
 
 Med ley 
 
 Mem ber 
 
 Mem brane 
 
 Men ace 
 
 Men tal 
 
 Mer it 
 
 Mer ry 
 
 Meth od 
 
 Mim ic 
 
 Mir ror 
 
 Mil chief 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 iKng'-gwIst 
 
 Kng'-giir 
 
 lln'-nKt 
 
 lik'-kwid 
 
 Ife'-sn 
 
 live'-le 
 
 lo'-kftl 
 
 I6d'-jik 
 
 lo'-kiist 
 
 I6ng'.ing 
 
 16'-Ie 
 
 ioe'-al 
 
 lu'-sW 
 
 lu'-kiir 
 
 liish'-iis 
 
 liis'-tiir 
 
 mi-shen' 
 
 mjid'-um 
 
 m^n-tane' 
 
 md-line' 
 
 m&n'-date 
 
 miin'-shijn 
 
 mar'-jin 
 
 mar'-kit 
 
 ma'-triin 
 
 mSt'-tris 
 
 ma-ture' 
 
 rriSks'-im 
 
 nie'-giir 
 
 m6d'-le 
 
 m^m'-biir 
 
 mCm'-brane 
 
 men'-nase 
 
 m6nt'-&l 
 
 m6r'-It 
 
 m^r'-re 
 
 mW-mlk 
 
 mlr'-riir 
 
 mYs'-tshlf 
 
 fi. 
 V. n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 V. n. 
 a. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a, 
 a. 
 a. 
 n. 
 a. 
 a. 
 n, 
 n, 
 V. a. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n, 
 a. 
 n. 
 a, 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 a. 
 fi. 
 V. a. 
 fi. 
 fi. 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 one skilled in languages. 
 
 to remain long. 
 
 a singing bird. 
 
 a fluid substance. 
 
 to hearken. 
 
 brisk, active. 
 
 relating to a place. 
 
 the art of reasoning. 
 
 a devouring insect. 
 
 great desire. 
 
 humble. 
 
 obedient. 
 
 bright, glittering. 
 
 gain, profit. 
 
 sweet. 
 
 brightness, splendor. 
 
 an engine. 
 
 a title of honor. 
 
 to keep, to defend. 
 
 malicious. 
 
 a command. 
 
 a house, abode. 
 
 the brim. 
 
 a place of sale. 
 
 a motherly woman. 
 
 a kind of under bed. 
 
 ripe. 
 
 a general principle. 
 
 lean, thin of flesh. 
 
 a mixture. 
 
 a limb, a clause, a person. 
 
 a web of fibres. 
 
 a threat. 
 
 intellectual- 
 
 worth, V, a, to deserve. 
 
 Cxicicxiui, juvuiur. 
 
 manner, mode, 
 to mock, 
 a looking-glass, 
 hurt, damage. 
 
Pa«T I SlOTIOll It— DltSTLLABLBS; 
 
 31 
 
 nor, 
 
 Wordt, 
 
 Mi ser 
 Mix ture 
 Model 
 Mod em 
 Mod est 
 Mo lest 
 Mort gage 
 Myr tie 
 Nar row 
 Na tive 
 Na ture 
 ■Nau seous 
 Na vy 
 Neg lect 
 Neph ew 
 Net tie 
 Neu tral 
 Nim bie 
 Nitre 
 Noble 
 Noi some 
 Nose gay 
 No tiou 
 Nour ish 
 Nov el 
 Nox ious 
 Nui sance 
 Nup tials 
 Nur ture , 
 Nut meg 
 blige 
 Ob lique 
 Ob scure 
 Ob struct 
 Ob tain 
 Ob tuse 
 Oc cult 
 06 cur 
 O cean 
 Odor 
 
 in6ye,-tilbe, tiib, mil,--«l,-pwDd,_i*in, 
 
 TH19. 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 .r/ 
 
 mi -zur 
 
 mlks'-tshure 
 mdd'-d^l 
 
 mdd'-diirn 
 
 mdd-dist 
 
 m6-l6st' 
 
 mor'-gadje 
 
 m6r'-tl 
 
 nftr'-ro 
 
 na'-tXv 
 
 na'-tshiire 
 
 naw'-shiis 
 
 na'jve 
 
 nfig'-ldkt' 
 
 n6v'-vu 
 
 n^t'-tl 
 
 nu-trai 
 
 nim'-bl 
 
 ni'-tur 
 
 no'-bl 
 
 no!'-sum 
 
 noze'-ga 
 
 no'-shiin 
 
 niir'-rish 
 
 n6v'-v61 
 
 ndk'-shiis 
 
 nu'-sSnse 
 
 nup'-shaiz 
 
 niir'-tshure 
 
 nut'-mdg 
 
 6-blidje' 
 
 5b-leke' 
 
 iib-skure' 
 
 6b-strukt' 
 
 *b-tane' 
 
 «k-kult' 
 6k-kur' 
 o'-shun 
 »'-d«r 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 a. 
 V. a. 
 V. a. 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 V. a, 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 a. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 7^. 
 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 a. 
 a. 
 V. a. 
 V. a. 
 a, 
 a. 
 0. n. 
 n. 
 fi. 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 a covetous fellow. 
 
 mingling. 
 
 a copy, a mould. 
 
 new, recent. 
 
 decent, not impudent. 
 
 to disturb. 
 
 to pledge. 
 
 a fragrant tree. 
 
 not broad. 
 
 an original inhabitant. 
 
 disposition. 
 
 loathsome. 
 
 a fleet of ships. 
 
 to disregard. 
 
 a brother or sister's son. 
 a stinging plant, 
 on neither side, 
 active, speedy, lively, 
 saltpetre. 
 
 of high rank; a great, 
 noxious, offensive, 
 a bunch of flowers, 
 thought, opinion, 
 to support, 
 new, a tale, 
 hurtful, baneful, 
 something offensive, 
 marriage. 
 
 food; V. a. to train up. 
 a kind of spice, 
 to please, to compel, 
 not direct, 
 dark, diflicult. . 
 to hinder, 
 to acquire, 
 not pointed, dull, 
 secret, hidden, 
 to happen, 
 the main sea. 
 sweet scent. 
 
PlONOUNOINO AND EXPLANATORY VOCABITLAIT. 
 
 MT,— Fate, f&t, far, f&ll,— mC, met,— pine, pin,— n5, nttt, 1 
 
 1 
 1 
 
 1 
 I 
 I 
 
 Wards. 
 
 Of fence 
 Offend 
 Offspring 
 Often 
 O men 
 Omit 
 On ion 
 O paque 
 Op pose 
 Op press 
 Op tion 
 Or ange 
 Or dain 
 Or phan 
 Os trich 
 Out rage 
 Ov en 
 O vert 
 Pack et 
 Pag eant 
 Palsy 
 Pam phlet 
 Pan ic 
 Pa rade 
 Par take 
 Pas sive 
 Pa tron 
 Pee vish 
 Pep per 
 Per ceive 
 Per feet 
 Per plex 
 Per sist 
 ^\?v suade 
 i'e' :ain 
 Per vert 
 Pe ruse 
 Phan tom 
 Pic ture 
 Pi geon 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 »f-f«nse' 
 
 «f-r^nd' 
 
 6r-spr!nff 
 
 6'-m«n 
 
 6-m!t' 
 
 iin'-yiin 
 
 6-pake' 
 
 6p-p6ze' 
 
 6p-pr^s' 
 
 6p'-shiin 
 
 6r'-rinje 
 
 6r-dane' 
 
 6r'-mn 
 
 6s'-tritsh 
 
 out'-radje 
 
 iiv'-vn 
 
 6'-v6rt 
 
 p&k'-kit 
 
 pdd'-junt 
 
 pll'-ze 
 
 pam'-fl6t 
 
 pSn'-nlk 
 
 p&r-rade' 
 
 piir-take' 
 
 pas'-siv 
 
 pa'-triin 
 
 pe-vish 
 
 p^p'-piir 
 
 p6r-seve' 
 
 p^r'-f^kt 
 
 p^r-pleks' 
 
 pfer-sist' 
 
 p^r-swade' 
 
 pSr-tane' 
 
 p^r-v^rt' 
 
 pe-ruze' 
 
 f&n-tiim 
 
 pik'-tshure 
 
 pld'-jin 
 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 n. 
 ad, 
 n, 
 V. a. 
 n. 
 a. 
 v,a, 
 V' a, 
 n. 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 n, 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 0. a. 
 a, 
 n. 
 a, 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 a, 
 V, a, 
 V, n. 
 Vi a, 
 
 V, a, 
 V, a, 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 ft. 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 a crime. 
 
 to make angry. 
 
 children, productioo. 
 
 many times. 
 
 a sign, good or bad. 
 
 to leave out. 
 
 a garden vegetable. . 
 
 dark, cloudy. 
 
 to withstand. 
 
 to over-burden. 
 
 choice; election. 
 
 a kind of fruit. 
 
 to appoint, to decree. 
 
 a child bereft of parents. 
 
 the larL^est of birds. 
 
 open violence. 
 
 a place to bake in. 
 
 open, public. 
 
 a parcel ; a post ship. 
 
 a show. 
 
 privation of motion or feeling.! 
 
 a book of few leaves. 
 
 a sudden fear. 
 
 show, ostentation. 
 
 to take part with. 
 
 unresisting. 
 
 a pe {^.nk»r friend. 
 
 fretful, ' vH'int. 
 
 a bo' iioii'Stj. 
 
 to observe. 
 
 complete. 
 
 to disquiet. 
 
 to {lersevere. 
 
 to influence by reaion. 
 
 to belong to. 
 
 to seduce, to distort. 
 
 to read, to observe. 
 
 a fancied vision. 
 
 a painting, a drawing. 
 
 a fowl well known. 
 
Put I.-SicTtoN 11.— Dimtlubim. 
 
 nfif. mftye-tabo. tgb, fflli ^|-poBnd-/*,n ,..!.- 
 
 notion or feeling. 
 f leaves. 
 
 Ti quant 
 ^la cid 
 Ng nant 
 E*08t pone 
 're cede 
 *re cise 
 *re clous 
 *re scribe 
 're sume 
 fre text 
 rro cess 
 [ro fane 
 Pro file 
 fro rogue 
 Pro lix 
 Pro mote 
 Pros trate 
 fro tract 
 Pur loin 
 ^ua drant 
 fcuag mire 
 ^ualm ish 
 tuar rel 
 tuar ly 
 tues tion 
 pib ble 
 tuick en 
 tuick \y 
 tuick sand 
 luiv er 
 iuo ta 
 u ment 
 im ble 
 m cid 
 in dom 
 ip id 
 ip ino 
 ip ture 
 IT age 
 buke 
 
 Sound*, 
 
 pik'-kftnt 
 
 pltts'-sld 
 
 poi-nftnt 
 
 post-pone' 
 
 pre-sfide' 
 
 pre-sise' 
 
 pr«sh'-iis 
 
 pre-skribe' 
 
 pre-zume' 
 
 pre-ldkst' 
 
 prds'-s^s 
 
 pro-fane' 
 
 pro-fei' 
 
 pro-rog' 
 
 pro-lKks' 
 
 pro-mote' 
 
 pr6s'-trat 
 
 pro-trdkt' 
 
 piir-loin' 
 
 kwi'-drdnt 
 
 kw^g'-mire 
 
 kwam'-!sh 
 
 kwar'-r!l 
 
 kwdr'-re 
 
 kw^s'-tshiin 
 
 kwib'-bl 
 
 kw!k'-kn 
 
 kw!k'-le 
 
 kwlk'-sdnd 
 
 kwiv'-vuf 
 
 kw6'-ta 
 
 ra'-m^nt 
 
 ram'-bl 
 
 ran'-sid 
 
 r^n'-dum 
 
 rap'-M * 
 
 riip'-in 
 
 rftp'-^shure 
 
 rav'-vldje 
 
 re-buke' 
 
 a. 
 a. 
 a. 
 V. a. 
 V. a. 
 a. 
 a, 
 V. a, 
 V. n. 
 fi. 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 a, 
 V, a. 
 V. a. 
 V. a. 
 V. a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 V. n. 
 fi. 
 V, n. 
 V, a. 
 ad, 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 o. n. 
 a, 
 n. 
 a. 
 fi. 
 n. 
 *. a. 
 ». a. 
 
 Meaningt, 
 sharp, pungent, 
 gentle, quiet, mild, 
 sharp, severe, 
 to delay, to put off. 
 to go before, 
 formal, strict, 
 valuable, costly, 
 to appoint, to order, 
 to suppose, to venture, 
 a pretence. 
 
 tendency, course of law. 
 wicked, secular, 
 the side face, 
 to put off. 
 long, tedious, 
 to advance, 
 to full down, 
 to draw our, to delay, 
 to steal. 
 
 thefoiyth part of a circle, 
 a shaking marsh. 
 
 seized with sickly languor; 
 
 a dispute. 
 
 to dig out stones. 
 
 inquiry ; ». a. to examine. 
 
 to pun. 
 to hasten, 
 speedily, nimbly, 
 moving sand, 
 a case for arrows, 
 a share, 
 dress, clothes, 
 to wander, 
 strong scented. 
 
 want of direction, 
 quick, swift, 
 
 plunder. 
 
 excess of joy. 
 
 to lay waste. 
 
 to chide. 
 
24 
 
 PrONOUNCIKG AWD ExPI^NAXOIWr VOCAWJXAET. 
 
 KBY.—Fate f&t, far, ftl^— me, met, 
 
 Words, 
 
 Re cede 
 Re ceipt 
 Re ceive 
 Re cite 
 Reck 0,1 
 Re claim 
 Re coil 
 Re cruit 
 Re deem 
 Re dress 
 Re duce 
 Re fine 
 Re fleet 
 Reflux 
 Re form 
 Re frain 
 Re fresli 
 Re fund 
 Re fute 
 Re gain 
 Re gal 
 Re gale 
 Re gard 
 Re gret 
 Re hearse 
 Re ject 
 Re joice 
 Re lapse 
 Re lent 
 Re mark 
 Re miss 
 Re mote 
 Re morse 
 Re nounce 
 Re nown 
 Re pine 
 
 •Re ply 
 Re pose 
 Re preach 
 
 -pine, pin,— TOO, ndt, 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 re-sed' 
 
 re-sete' 
 
 re-seve' 
 
 re-slte' 
 
 r^k'-kn 
 
 re-klame' 
 
 re-koiT 
 
 r&-krU' 
 
 re-dem' 
 
 re-dr^s' 
 
 re-duce' 
 
 re-fine' 
 
 re-flekt' 
 
 re'-fliiks 
 
 re-form' 
 
 re-frane' 
 
 re-fresh' 
 
 re-fiind' 
 
 re-fute' 
 
 re-gane' 
 
 re'-gal 
 
 re-gale' 
 
 re-gard' 
 
 re-gret' 
 
 re-he rse' 
 
 re-jekt' 
 
 re-jwse' 
 
 re-lapse' 
 
 re-l6nt' 
 
 re-mark' 
 
 re-mis' 
 
 re-mote' 
 
 re-morse' 
 
 re-nownse' 
 
 re-nottn 
 
 re-pine' 
 
 re-pleie' 
 
 re-pli' 
 
 re-p6ze' 
 re-protsh' 
 
 V. n, 
 n, 
 
 V. a, 
 
 V. a. 
 
 V. n. 
 
 V. a, 
 
 i>. n. 
 
 V. t . 
 
 V, a. 
 
 V. a. 
 
 V. a. 
 
 v.a, 
 
 V, n. 
 n. 
 
 V. a. 
 V. n. 
 V, a. 
 V, n. 
 V. a. 
 V. a. 
 a. 
 V. a, 
 i\ a. 
 V. a. 
 V. a. 
 V, a. 
 V. n. 
 V. n. 
 V. a. 
 
 n. 
 
 a, 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 
 n, 
 V, n. 
 
 a. 
 ». n. 
 V. n. 
 
 n. 
 
 Meanings, 
 to go back, 
 the act of receiving, 
 to accepi, allow. 
 id rehearse, 
 to count, to compute, 
 to reform, 
 to rebound. 
 
 to repair by new supplies, 
 to ransom, 
 to set right, 
 to make leas, 
 to purify, 
 to consider, 
 a flowing back, 
 to make better, 
 to ibrbear. 
 to cheer, 
 to pay back, 
 to disprove, 
 to get again, 
 royal, 
 to refresh, 
 to respect, to value, 
 to repent, to grieve at. 
 to recite, to relate, 
 to cast off. 
 to be glad, 
 to fall back, 
 to soften, 
 observation, 
 careless, slothftil. 
 distant, 
 pain of guilt, 
 to disown, 
 fame, celebrity, 
 to fret, 
 full. 
 
 to answer, 
 to be at rest, 
 eensure, shame. 
 
 ■IHa«H 
 
Part I.—Section II.— Disjsyllablbs. 
 
 25 
 
 nor, m6ve,~tube, tiib, mil,— oil,— pottnd,-<«n. rais. 
 
 |le pulse 
 lie pute 
 Le quire 
 S,e quite 
 fe prieve 
 i^es cue 
 le side 
 t,e source 
 l.e spire 
 Le strain 
 Le suit 
 Le sume 
 Le tain 
 Le vere 
 Le vise 
 Le verse 
 Le vive 
 le voke 
 le volve 
 le ward 
 Li val 
 lock et 
 lou tine 
 
 Sa ble 
 
 3a cred 
 
 3af fron 
 
 Salm on 
 
 San guine 
 
 5apph ire 
 
 5ar casm 
 
 3at in 
 
 3au cy 
 
 ';ar let 
 
 Scat ter 
 
 3clied ule 
 ;i ence 
 
 Scrip turo 
 
 5cep tre 
 
 re-piilse' 
 
 re-pute' 
 
 re-kwire' 
 
 re-kwite' 
 
 re-prev' 
 
 res'-ku 
 
 re-zide' 
 
 re-s6rse' 
 
 re-spire' 
 
 re-strane' 
 
 re-zult' 
 
 re-zume' 
 
 re-tane' 
 
 re-vere' 
 
 re-vize' 
 
 re-verse' 
 
 re-vive' 
 
 re-v6ke' 
 
 re-volv' 
 
 re-wird' 
 
 ri-val 
 
 rdk'-kit 
 
 r6-ten' 
 
 sa'-bl 
 
 sa'-kr^d 
 
 saf'-furn 
 
 sam'-miin 
 
 sang'-gw!n 
 
 saf'-fir 
 
 sar'-kazm 
 
 sat'-in 
 
 siw'-se 
 
 skar'-I^t 
 
 skat'-tur 
 
 sed'-iule 
 
 si'-6nse 
 
 skrip'-tshure 
 s^p'-tiir 
 
 v> a. 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 0. a. 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 V. n. 
 n. 
 V. n. 
 V, a, 
 n, 
 V. a, 
 V, a. 
 v> a. 
 V. a. 
 o. J. 
 w. a. 
 V. a. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 a, 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n.. 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 o. a. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 It. 
 
 Meanir^s, 
 
 to drive back. 
 . charactei'. 
 to demand, 
 to reward, 
 respite, 
 to deliver, 
 to dwell, 
 resort, expedient, 
 to breathe, 
 to keep in. 
 conclusion. 
 
 to take back, to begin again, 
 to keep, to hire, 
 to venerate, 
 to review. 
 
 to turn upside down, 
 to renew- 
 to recall, 
 to turn round, 
 a recompense, 
 a competitor, 
 an artificial firework, 
 the same thing^ver again, 
 black ; n. fui^ 
 holy, inviolable. 
 a medicinal plant, 
 the king of fresh-water fish, 
 ardent, confident, 
 a fine blue gem. 
 a keen reproach, 
 a kind of silk, 
 pert, insolent. 
 a deep red color^ 
 to disperse. 
 
 
 knowledge, 
 sacred writings, 
 the ensign of royalty. 
 
26 
 
 Key Fa 
 
 ProNOWCWG A»d ExPWKATOBY V00iBUI,«T. 
 
 TTwii*. Sounds. 
 
 tt 
 
 Scis sors 
 Se cure 
 Se daij 
 Se lect 
 Se quel 
 Se rene 
 Ser men 
 Ser vile 
 Shad ow 
 Shal low 
 Sher iff 
 Shud der 
 Sic kle 
 Sick ly 
 Si lence 
 Sil ver 
 Sim pie 
 Sin cere 
 Slan der 
 Slaugh ter 
 Slen der 
 Slum ber 
 Slug gard 
 Smug gle 
 Sol dier 
 Sol emn 
 Spar kle 
 Spike nard 
 Spleii did 
 Spe ciea 
 Sprin kle 
 Stag nant 
 State ly 
 Steer age 
 Sti pend 
 Stom ach 
 Stub born 
 Stu dent 
 Sub due 
 
 siz-ziirz 
 
 se-kure' 
 
 se-date' 
 
 se-lekt/ 
 
 se'-kw6l 
 
 se t'ene' 
 
 ser'-miin 
 
 ser-vil 
 
 shSd -do 
 
 sbal'-l6 
 
 sher'-if 
 
 shud'-diir 
 
 sik'-kl 
 
 sik'-le 
 
 si'-lense 
 
 sil'-viir 
 
 sim'-pl 
 
 sin-sere' 
 
 slan'-diir 
 
 slaw'-tiir 
 
 sl^n'-diir 
 
 sliim'-biir 
 
 slug'-giird 
 
 smiig'-gl 
 
 sol'-jiir 
 
 s51'-em 
 
 spar'-kl 
 
 spike'-nard 
 
 splen'-did 
 
 spe'-shez 
 
 spring'-kl 
 
 stag'-nant 
 
 state'-le 
 
 ster'-idje 
 
 sti'-pend 
 
 stum'-miik 
 
 stiib'-biirn 
 
 stu'-dent 
 
 siib-dii' 
 
 n. 
 a. 
 a, 
 V. a. 
 n. 
 a, 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 V. a, 
 w. 
 a, 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 a. 
 V. a. 
 V, a. 
 a, 
 V, n. 
 n. 
 V, a. 
 n. 
 a, 
 v.n, 
 n. 
 a. 
 n, 
 V. a. 
 a. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a, 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 a small pair of shears, 
 safe. 
 
 calm, serene, 
 
 to choose. 
 
 the succeeding part. 
 
 calm, undisturbed. 
 
 a pious discourse. 
 
 mean, slavish. 
 
 shade, light intercepted, 
 not deep. 
 
 an officer of justice, 
 to quake with fear, 
 a reaping-hook, 
 unhealthy, 
 stillness, secresy. 
 a fine white metal, 
 artless, uncompounded. 
 honest, uncorrupt 
 to censure falsely, 
 to massacre, to slay, 
 thin, slight, 
 to sleep lightly, 
 a la.^y fellow.' 
 to evade a tax. 
 a warrior, 
 grave, awful, 
 to shine, to glitter. 
 a plant, or its oil. 
 showy, magnificent, 
 a sort, a class, 
 to scatter in drops, 
 not flowing, 
 august', grand, lofty, 
 a part of a ship, 
 wages, salary. 
 
 place where food is digested. 
 oDstinate. 
 a scholar, 
 to conquer, 
 
Part I.— Section II.— Dissyllables. 
 
 27 
 
 ilf^^J^^^ve^^ mil,-a/l,-pound,-Min, 
 
 THIS. 
 
 ?ub join 
 Sub lime 
 5ub scribe 
 3ub vert 
 jSuc cess 
 Sue cinct 
 |»Sug gest 
 lum mit 
 Sup plant 
 ^up press 
 5u preme 
 5ure ty 
 >U3 pense 
 3ur geon 
 5vvar thy 
 Symp torn 
 3yn od 
 3ys tem 
 frar nish 
 frem p^T 
 frem pest 
 Uea ant 
 [Fen don 
 [Ten et 
 rier race 
 jrhank ful 
 ^hick et' 
 ^hral dom 
 friiun der 
 trim id 
 
 ^inc ture 
 Jroii et 
 ^opaz 
 [Top ic 
 Tor pid 
 fror rent 
 ^or rid 
 fror ture 
 iTra duce 
 
 Sounds^ 
 
 siib-jom' 
 siib-blime' 
 siib-skribe' 
 siib-v^rt' 
 siik-ses' 
 suk-singkt' 
 siig-jfest' 
 -siim'-mit 
 Slip-plant' 
 siip-press' 
 su-preme' 
 shAre'-te 
 siis-p^nse' 
 siir'-jiin 
 swar'-/Ae 
 sim'-tum 
 sin'-niid 
 sis'-tc5m ■ 
 tar'-nish 
 tem'-piir 
 tem'-p6st 
 ten'-ant 
 ten'-diin 
 ten'-nit 
 ter'-ras 
 
 tJiiW-et 
 <Arawr-dum 
 thiin'-dur 
 tlm'-id 
 
 tingk'-tshure 
 
 tozT-et 
 
 to'-paz 
 
 t6p'-ik 
 
 tor'-pid 
 
 t5r-rent 
 
 t6r'-rid 
 
 tor'-tshure 
 
 tra-duse' 
 
 V, a. 
 a. 
 V. a. 
 V, a, 
 n. 
 a, 
 V, a. 
 n. 
 V. a, 
 v. a, 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a, 
 n. 
 n, 
 n. 
 V, a, 
 n. 
 ft. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n, 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 a. 
 V. a. 
 V. a. 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 to add at the end. 
 
 grand, lofty. 
 
 to write one's name. 
 
 to overturn. 
 
 prosperity. 
 
 concise, brief. 
 
 to hint, to imitate. 
 
 the top. 
 
 to displace. 
 
 to crush, to overpower. 
 
 highest, most excellent. 
 
 security. 
 
 uncertainty. 
 
 a medical man. 
 
 dark of complexion. 
 
 a sign,, a token. 
 
 an assembly. 
 
 a scheme, method. 
 
 to sully, to soil. 
 
 disposition of mind. 
 
 a storm. 
 
 one who rents. 
 
 a sinew. 
 
 an opinion. 
 
 a mound of earth. 
 
 full of gratitude. 
 
 a close wood. 
 
 slavery, servitude. 
 
 a loud noise in the air. 
 
 fearful. 
 
 an extract. 
 
 a dressing table, 
 
 a yellow gem. 
 
 head of discourse. 
 
 inactive, 
 
 a rapid stream. 
 
 dried with heat. 
 
 to torment. 
 
 to defame. 
 
28 
 
 Pronouncing and Explanatory Vocabulart. 
 
 KEir.-Fate, fat far, f&il,^m6, mm-p Jne, i7in-n6, net, 
 
 Traffic 
 Trai tor 
 Tran scend 
 Tran quil 
 Trans act 
 Trans gress 
 Treas ure 
 Tre foil 
 Trou ble 
 Tu mult 
 Tur moil 
 Tyrant 
 Ulcer 
 Um brage 
 Um pire 
 Un clean 
 (Jn couth 
 Up roar 
 Ur gent 
 Va cant 
 Valid 
 Valor 
 Val ne 
 Van quish 
 Va por 
 Var nish 
 Ven geance 
 Ven om 
 Ven ture 
 Ver b-il 
 Ver riant 
 Ver mvn 
 Ves sel 
 Ves tige 
 Vi brate 
 Vi cious 
 T let uals 
 Vig or 
 Vil lage 
 
 Sounds. 
 
 trar-f!k 
 
 tra'-tiir 
 
 triin-s^nd' 
 
 trftng'-kw!l 
 
 trans-^kt' 
 
 tr^ns-grSs' 
 
 tr^zh-ure 
 
 tre'-fo/l 
 
 triib'-bl 
 
 tu'-miilt 
 
 tiir'-motl 
 
 tr-rant 
 
 ul'-siir 
 
 iim'-brWje 
 
 tim'-pire 
 
 un-kldne'^ 
 
 iin-kd/A' 
 
 iip'-rdre 
 
 ur-j6nt 
 
 vd'-kant 
 
 var-id 
 
 -ur' 
 v&l'-u 
 
 v^ngk'-wfeh 
 
 va'-piir 
 
 var'-nish 
 
 ven'-j&nse 
 
 v<5n'-um 
 
 v^n'-tshure 
 
 v^rb'-ai 
 
 ver'-dant 
 
 ver'-min 
 
 v^s'-sKl 
 
 ves'-tidje 
 
 vi-brate 
 
 vish'-us 
 
 vKi'-tiz 
 
 vKg'.ur 
 
 v!l'.lMJ6 
 
 n. 
 V, a, 
 
 a. 
 V. a, 
 V, a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n, 
 
 n. 
 
 w. 
 
 ». 
 
 n. 
 
 71. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 a, 
 n, 
 a, 
 a, 
 a. 
 n, 
 n. 
 v.a, 
 n. 
 n, 
 n. 
 It. 
 n. 
 a. 
 a. 
 n, 
 n, 
 n. 
 V, a, 
 a, 
 n. 
 ft. 
 11. 
 
 Meaningi, 
 commerce, 
 one who betrays, 
 to surpass, 
 quiet, peaceful 
 to manage, 
 
 to violate. 
 
 wealth. 
 
 a kind of clover. 
 
 affliction, vexation. 
 
 a riot ; a wild commotion. 
 
 trouble, disturbance. 
 
 a cruel and severe master. 
 
 an old sore. 
 
 offence. 
 
 an arbitrator. 
 
 foul, dirty, filthy. 
 
 odd, strange. 
 
 tumult. 
 
 cogent, pressing. 
 
 empty, void, free. 
 
 conclusive. 
 
 strength. 
 
 price, worth. 
 
 to conquer. 
 
 steam, fume, spleen. 
 
 a glossy paint. 
 
 revenge. 
 
 poison. 
 
 a hazard, chance. 
 
 spoken, not written. 
 
 green. 
 
 noxious animals. • 
 
 a ship ; a container. 
 
 footstep, a mark. 
 
 to move to and fro. 
 
 given to vice. 
 
 meat, provisions. 
 
 strength. 
 
 a small collection of houses. 
 
Pam I.--Sifeft6a» ll^DimLLAWM: 
 
 in — no, net, 
 
 nor, m6^^^tube, m, mU^il^^nd^M^ r^iM." 
 
 Words, 
 
 I Vine yard 
 IVir tue 
 I Vis count 
 IVi sion 
 I Vol ume 
 Voy age 
 Vul ture 
 Wag gon 
 Wa fcen 
 Wain scot 
 Waist coat 
 Wan ton 
 War den 
 
 [Ward robe 
 War fare 
 Ware house 
 
 ' War rant 
 Weap on 
 Wea ver 
 Wea sol 
 
 VVel come 
 
 Wilis per 
 I Wick et 
 
 Wil ful 
 
 Wil low 
 jWo ful 
 [Wor ship 
 IWor thy 
 IWran gle 
 |Wres tie 
 
 Wretch ed 
 [Wrin kle 
 
 Tel low 
 
 Seal ous 
 
 Je nith 
 
 Jeph vr 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 vln^-yfird 
 
 v«r'-tshu 
 
 vi'-koantf 
 
 vKzh'-iin 
 
 vdl'-yurtfe 
 
 vo^'-adje 
 
 viii'-tsh^urd 
 
 Wa'-kn 
 
 w^n'-skiJt 
 
 w^s'-kdt 
 
 wdn'-tiiri 
 
 war'-dn 
 
 w^rd'-rdbe 
 
 war.'-fare 
 
 ware'-hoBse 
 
 w^r'-rSnt 
 
 wep'-pn 
 
 we'-viir 
 
 we'-zl 
 
 W^l'-kiirrt 
 hwis'-piii* 
 
 wik'-it 
 
 wii'-fm 
 
 wW'-ld 
 wo'-fM 
 
 wiir'-ship 
 wiir'-tHS 
 rang'-gl 
 
 res'-sl 
 
 retsh'-ed 
 
 ring'-kl 
 
 ydlMo 
 
 z^r-us 
 
 ze'-ni/A' 
 
 Meanings 
 
 ground pikiMJerf with vitieS. 
 maraf goadiiesS. 
 
 nextiti'dfif^retitoaneari. 
 si^ht. 
 
 a book. 
 
 passage by sea» 
 
 a largebtrtfofprey. 
 
 a carriage #ifh fotir MeeW. 
 
 to rouse from sleep. 
 
 cioverittgofa^all. 
 
 a garrhefit. 
 
 frolicsorfl^. 
 
 a keepfei*. 
 
 a place foi' clothes. 
 
 military serviced. 
 
 a storehousfe" of* merchaiidiie. 
 
 a written order. 
 
 a vrhr instrument. 
 
 a cloth maker. 
 
 a small quadruped. 
 
 a kind receplion. 
 
 tospeafciiialQ^v voice, 
 a sniall gate. 
 
 stubbern; resolute, 
 a soff kindof^ood. 
 sorrowful, 
 to adore, 
 deserving, 
 a quarrel, 
 to struggle, 
 miseratle. 
 
 to contract inlb furrows, 
 of a gold color, 
 ardent. 
 
 tlie point overhead. 
 Wk .u .. . "• the west wind. 
 
 ft. 
 nl 
 
 9lf. 
 
 n. 
 n, 
 ih 
 V. a. 
 n, 
 ft. 
 di 
 n. 
 n. 
 «i 
 ». 
 n. 
 
 re. 
 
 ft,' 
 
 n. 
 
 I', ai 
 
 ». 
 
 tf. 
 
 Ti, 
 
 a. 
 
 V. a, 
 
 (f» 
 
 Ti. 
 
 V. ti, 
 
 a. 
 
 V. a. 
 
 (ii 
 
 d. 
 
 ft. 
 
 n. 
 
30 
 
 Pronouncing and Explanatobt Vocabulary. 
 
 KBY.—Fate, f&t, far, fftll,~me. met— pine, p!n~-no. ndt. 
 
 Words, Sounds. 
 
 A ban don il-b^n'-dun 
 A bate ment ^-bate'-ment 
 Ab di cate ab'-de-kate 
 Ab hor rence &b-h6r'-r^nse 
 A bol ish a-b6]'-ish 
 A bridg ment d-bridje'-ment 
 Ab so lute ab'-so-lute 
 A bun dance S-biin'-danse 
 A chieve ment ^t-tsheve'-ment 
 Ac quaintance ^k-kwan'-tanse 
 Ac cou tre ak-k6'-tur 
 Ac cu rate ak'-ku-rate 
 Ac know ledge ak-ndl'-ledj 
 Ac qui escc ak-kwe-ess' 
 
 A cute ness 
 Ad e quate 
 Ad mi ral 
 Ad mis sion 
 Ad mon ish 
 Ad van tage 
 Ad ver tize 
 Ad vo cate 
 Affection . 
 Af flu ence 
 Aggra vate 
 Ag re gate 
 Ag gres sor 
 A gi tate 
 Ago ny 
 A li en 
 A I i ment 
 A] li ance 
 Al lu sion 
 Am bi tion 
 Am e thyst 
 Am pli tude 
 Am pu tate 
 An ar chy 
 An ec dote 
 
 a-kute-n^ss 
 
 ad-e-kwate 
 
 ad'-me-ral 
 
 ad-mish'-shiin 
 
 ad-m6n'-niih 
 
 ad-van'-tadje 
 
 S,d-ver-tize' 
 
 ad'-v6-kate 
 
 af-fek'-shun 
 
 a^'flu-^nce 
 
 ag'-gra-vate 
 
 Sg'-gre-gate 
 
 ag-gres'-sur 
 
 aj'-e-tate 
 
 ag'-6-ne 
 
 ale'-yen 
 
 ^I'-le-ment 
 
 al-li'-anse 
 
 ai-lu'-zhiin 
 
 am-bish'-iin 
 
 am'-e-/Ai8t 
 
 ^m'-ple-tude 
 
 Ortiz -pil-tttl5J 
 
 &n'-ar-ke 
 Sn'-ek-dote 
 
 V. a. 
 n. 
 V. a, 
 n, 
 lu a. 
 n. 
 a, 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 V, a, 
 a. 
 V, a. 
 V. n, 
 n, 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 V, a. 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 n. 
 ti. 
 n. 
 V, a. 
 n. 
 n, 
 V, a. 
 n. 
 n, 
 n, 
 n. 
 n, 
 n. 
 n, 
 n. 
 v» a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 to forsake, to give up. 
 
 the act of lessening. 
 
 to resign. 
 
 hatred. 
 
 to annul, to make void. 
 
 a wprk shortened. 
 
 not limited, unconditional, 
 
 plenty, more than enough. 
 
 the performance of an action. 
 
 knowledge of. 
 
 to dress, to equip. 
 
 exact, without defect. 
 
 to confess, to own. 
 
 to assent, to rest in. 
 
 sharpness. * 
 
 equal to, competent. 
 
 commander of a fleet. 
 
 entrance. 
 
 to warn, to reprove gently. 
 
 profit, superiority. 
 
 to give public notice. 
 
 a pleader. 
 
 loving-kindness. 
 
 great wealth. 
 
 to make worse. 
 
 sum of many parts. 
 
 an assaulter. 
 
 to put in motion. 
 
 violent pain. 
 
 a foreigner. 
 
 food. 
 
 union, league. 
 
 a hint, an implication. 
 
 desire to excel. 
 
 a gem of violet color. 
 
 largeness, copiousness. 
 
 to cut oS^ limb. 
 
 want of government. 
 
 secret history. 
 
Part I.— Section III.— Trisyll; 
 
 (VOLES. 
 
 Si 
 
 -^"^1^^!^^^^^ 
 
 J Words, 
 |An i mal 
 La noy ance 
 Ln nu al 
 in te date 
 lAn ti dote 
 JAp or ture 
 lA pes tate 
 JAp o thegm 
 JAp pen dix 
 |Ap per tain 
 
 Sounds, 
 Sn'-e-mSl 
 
 an-no2'-aase 
 aa'-nu-ai 
 
 an'-te-date 
 
 an -te-dote 
 
 ap'-iir-tshure 
 
 a-p6s'.tate 
 
 ap'-6-/Aem 
 
 ap-pen'-diks 
 
 ap-per-tane' 
 
 Ap pren tice ap-pren -tis 
 
 Ap pe tite ap'-pe-tite n 
 
 Apprehend ap.pr6-hend' v. a. 
 
 A mint lo .; k. ...•'./ ^i 
 
 n, 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 V. a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 .11. 
 V. n. 
 
 n. 
 
 I A quat ic 
 |A que duct 
 J A que ous 
 lAr du ous 
 [Ar gu ment 
 [Ar te ry 
 Ar ti fice 
 I As cer tain 
 [As sail ant 
 I As su ranee 
 |A sy lum 
 
 a-kwai'-ik 
 ak'-kwe-diict 
 a'-kwe-iis 
 ar'-ju-iis 
 
 ar'-gu-ment 
 ar'-tiir-e 
 
 ar'-te-fis 
 
 as-ser-tane' 
 
 as-sa'-lant 
 
 asii-shu'-raase 
 a-si'-Iiim 
 
 |At mo sphere at'-mo-sfere 
 
 A tro cious a.tro'-shiis 
 
 Au di ence aw'-je-ense 
 
 Au spi cious aw-spish'-iis 
 
 |Au tho rize kw'-tho-nzQ 
 
 ^v e nue av'-e-nu 
 
 ;ank rupt cy bank'-rup-se 
 
 ar ba rism bar'-ba-rizm 
 
 piiy net 
 >eau te ous 
 5eau ti fy 
 _ Jeg gar y 
 |lie hav ior 
 IBe lie ver 
 
 ba'-yiin-net 
 bu'-tshe-iis 
 bu'-te-fl 
 beg'-gur-e 
 
 be-have'-yiir 
 be-le' 
 
 -vur 
 
 iie sprm kle be-sprmk'-kl 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 (I. a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n, 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 V. a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 V. a. 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 any living creature. 
 
 that which hurts. . 
 
 yearly. 
 
 to date before the time. 
 
 a medicine against poison. 
 
 an opening. 
 
 one who forsakes religion. 
 
 a remarkable sayin<r. 
 
 somethmg added. *^ 
 
 to belong to. 
 
 one bound to serve. 
 
 hunger, desire. 
 
 to lay hold on. 
 
 living in water. 
 
 a canal along a bridtre. 
 
 watery. ~ 
 
 difficult, hard to do. 
 
 a reason, a debate. 
 
 a blood vessel. 
 
 trick, stratagem. 
 
 to make certain. 
 
 he that attacks. ,■ 
 
 ground of belief. 
 
 a refuge. 
 
 the air. 
 
 very wicked. 
 
 a hearing, hearers. 
 
 favorable. 
 
 to give authority. 
 
 an entrance. 
 
 the state of a bankrupt. 
 
 ignorance, cruelty. 
 
 a short sword. 
 
 fair, elegant in form. 
 
 to adorn. 
 
 demeanor. 
 
 one that believes. 
 
 to sprinkle over. 
 
82 
 
 PrONOUNCIMO and EXPLAMITOM VoclBCtART. 
 
 »f!rc£^!!L^!L^^ 
 
 Words, 
 
 Bev er age 
 Big ot ry 
 Bis sex tile 
 Blun der buss 
 Bois ter ous 
 Bo re as 
 Bot a nist 
 Boun da ry 
 Boun te ous 
 Bril lian cy 
 Cab in et 
 Cal cu late 
 Cal i CO 
 Cal um ny 
 Can di date 
 Can o py 
 Ca pa ble 
 Ca pa cious 
 Ca pri cious 
 Car bun cle 
 Cas u ist 
 Cat a logue 
 Cat e chism 
 Cath o lie 
 
 Cau tious ly 
 
 Cav al ry 
 
 Cav i ty 
 
 Cel e brate 
 
 Cen trie al 
 
 Cer ti fy, 
 
 Ces sa tion 
 
 Cham o mile 
 
 Cham pi on 
 
 Chan ce ry 
 
 Chan de iier 
 
 Char ac ter 
 
 Char i ty 
 
 Chas ti ty 
 
 Chi me ra 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 b^v'-ur-Mjc 
 
 Mg'-giit-tre 
 
 bis-seks'-tll 
 
 bliin'-diir-btis 
 
 bots'-t^r-iis 
 
 bo'-re-JUr 
 
 bdt'-a-nfat 
 
 bot/n'-da-rS 
 
 boun-tche-us 
 
 bril'-y^n-se 
 
 kab'-!n-6t 
 
 kal'-kii-late 
 
 kai'-e-ka 
 
 kil'-iini'-nfe 
 
 kan'-de-date 
 
 kdn'-6-p5 
 
 ka'-pa-bl 
 
 ka-pa'-shus 
 
 ka-prfch'-iia 
 
 kar'-biink-kl 
 
 kazh'-u-fet 
 
 kat'-a-l6g 
 
 kat'-e-kizm 
 
 ka/A'-6-lik 
 
 kaw'-shiis-le 
 
 kav'-al-re 
 
 kav'-e-te 
 
 sel'-le-brate 
 
 sen'-trik-ai 
 
 ser'-te-fi 
 
 ses-sa'-shiin 
 
 kam'-6-mile 
 
 tsham'-pe-iin 
 
 tshari'-sur-e 
 
 shan-de-lei'^ 
 
 kar'-ak-t«r 
 
 tsiiar'-e-te 
 
 tshas'-te-te 
 
 ke-me'-r& 
 
 n* 
 
 n, 
 n, 
 n. 
 a. 
 
 It. 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 ft. 
 
 n. 
 
 a, 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n* 
 
 n. 
 
 a, 
 ad, 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 
 a, 
 V, a, 
 n, 
 n. 
 n, 
 n. 
 n, 
 tit 
 It. 
 It. 
 It. 
 
 Meanings^ 
 
 drink, 
 blind zeal, 
 leap-year. 
 
 a short wide gun. 
 stormy, turbulent. 
 
 the north wind. 
 
 one skilled rn p^lants. 
 
 limit. 
 
 liberal, generous. 
 
 lustre, splendor. 
 
 drawers for curiosities. 
 
 to compute. 
 
 a fine cottoti stuff. 
 
 slander. 
 
 a competitor. 
 
 a covering over the head, 
 
 having power. 
 
 wide, extenstve". 
 
 whimsical, fanciful. 
 
 a jewel, a pimple. 
 
 a settler of difficulties; 
 
 list of names. 
 
 a book of questions 
 
 universal or general, 
 in a wary manner. 
 
 horse troops. 
 
 hollowuess. 
 
 to praise, to solemnize. 
 
 placed in the centre. 
 
 to make certain. 
 
 a rest, a pause of hostility. 
 
 a bitter plant. 
 
 a stout v/arrior, 
 
 the court of equity. 
 
 a branch for candles. 
 
 a mafk, a good name. 
 
 alms, love. 
 
 purity of the body. 
 
 a wild fhncy. 
 
Part I.— Section III.— Trisylla 
 
 BLE8. 
 
 93 
 
 .^!!L^^-^^^!^^ 
 
 jWords, 
 
 IChoc late 
 ICin na mon 
 iCir cum spect 
 iCircum vent 
 Citadel 
 |€i ta tion 
 iCit i zen 
 I Civ 11 ize 
 Clam or ous 
 
 iClan destine 
 
 Clar i fy 
 I Clem en cy 
 Icier i cal 
 iCo a lesce 
 iCoch in eal 
 JCo e qual 
 JCo er cive 
 I Co gen cy 
 I Cog ni zance 
 I Com mis sion 
 ICom mit tee 
 ■Com piai sant 
 ICom pas sion 
 ICom pen sate 
 ICom pe tent 
 |Com po nent 
 >om po sure 
 ^om pre hend 
 ilJom pul sion 
 IJon cen trate 
 ?on clu sion 
 ^n de scend 
 lUon do Jence 
 !Jon du cive 
 ^on fis cate 
 Jon gru ous 
 Jon jec ture 
 ■Jon ju gal 
 pon se crate 
 
 Sounds. 
 tsh6k'-6-late 
 
 n. 
 sin'-na-miin n. 
 
 s^r'-kiim-sp^kt a. 
 
 ser-kiim-vent' v. a. 
 
 s!t'-a-ddl n. 
 
 si-ta'-shiin n. 
 
 sXt'-e-zn n. 
 
 siv'-il-ize V. a. 
 
 klam'-mur-iis a. 
 
 klan-des'-tin a. 
 
 kldr'-e-f I V. a. 
 
 kl^m'-men-se n. 
 
 kler'-e-kai a. 
 
 ko-d-l^s' V, n. 
 
 kiitch'-in-el «. 
 
 ko-e'-qual a. 
 
 ko-er'-siv a. 
 
 ko'-jen-se n. 
 
 k6g'-ne-zanse n. 
 kdm-mish'-iin n. 
 k6m-mit'-te «. 
 
 k6m-ple-zant' a, 
 kfim-pash'-iin n. 
 k5m-pen'-saie v. a, 
 kom'-pe-tent a. 
 k6m-p6'-nent a. 
 k6m-p6'-zhure n. 
 kdm-pre-hend' v. a. 
 kbrn-piii'-shun n. 
 k6n-.seii'-trate v. a. 
 kdn-kiu'-zhiin n. 
 k6n-de-send' v. a, 
 kdn-do'-jense n, 
 kdn-du'-siv a. 
 
 k6n-fis'-kate a. 
 kdng'-gru-iis a, 
 
 ken-jek'-tshure n. 
 kftn'-jA-gal a. 
 
 k6n-se-krate v. a. 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 the nut of the cocoa tree. 
 
 a spice from Ceylcn, 
 
 cautious, watchful. 
 
 to deceive, to cheat. 
 
 a fortress. 
 
 a quotation, a summons. 
 
 an inhabitant of a city. 
 
 to make civil, 
 
 noisy, importunate. 
 
 secret, hidden. 
 
 to make clear. 
 
 mercy. 
 
 relating to the clergy. 
 
 to unite, to join. 
 
 a red insect. 
 
 equal. 
 
 restraining. 
 
 force, strength. 
 
 notice. 
 
 a trust, a charge. 
 
 a select company. 
 
 desirous to please. 
 
 pity, sympathy. 
 
 to make amends. 
 
 adequate, qualified. 
 
 forming a compound. 
 
 calmness of mind. 
 
 to include. 
 
 force. 
 
 to bring near the centre. 
 
 the end, the close. 
 
 to comply, to yield. 
 
 sympathy. 
 
 what may contribute, 
 forfeit. 
 
 agreeable to. 
 guess. 
 
 matrimonial, 
 to make sacred. 
 
94 
 
 Pronouncing and Explanatory Vocabulary. 
 
 KEY.— Fate, f&t, far, f&ll,— me, ni6t,— pine, pin,— no, n6t, 
 
 ^i^ords. Sounds. 
 
 Con sis tent k6n-s!s'-tent 
 
 Con sum mate kdn-siim'-mate 
 
 Con ta gious kdn-taj'-iis 
 
 Con tin gent k6n-tln'-jent 
 
 Con tri tion kdn-tr!sh'-iin 
 
 Cop per as kfip'-piir-iig 
 
 Coun tor feit 
 Court li ness 
 Crim i nai 
 Cril i cal 
 Crit i cise 
 Crock er y 
 
 koMn'-tiir-fU 
 
 kort'-le-nes 
 
 krim'-e-nal 
 
 krit'-e-kai 
 
 krit'-e-cise 
 
 krdk'-iir-e 
 
 Crus ta ceous kriis-ta'-shus 
 
 Crys tal lize krts'-tal-lize 
 
 Cul ti vate kiil'-ie-vate 
 
 Cyl in der sil'-in-diir 
 
 Dan ger ous dane'-jur-iis 
 
 De can ter de-k&n'-tiir 
 
 De cep tion de-sep'-shun 
 
 De ci pher 
 De ci sive 
 De cem ber 
 Dec o rate 
 De CO rum 
 Ded i cate 
 De due tion 
 Do fault er 
 De fee tive 
 Def i nite 
 De jec tion 
 Del i cate 
 De li cious 
 
 de-si'-fiir 
 
 de-si'-siv 
 
 de-s^m'-bur 
 
 dek'-ko-rate 
 
 de-ko'-riim 
 
 ded'-e-kate 
 
 de-diik'-shiin 
 
 de-iawlt'-iir 
 
 de-fek'-tiv 
 
 def-e-nit 
 
 de-jek'-shiiu 
 
 del'-^-kate 
 
 V. 
 
 V. 
 V. 
 
 V. 
 
 V. 
 
 V. 
 
 de-lish'-iis 
 De lin quent de-ling'-kw6nt 
 Du liv er de-liv'-iir v. 
 
 De lu sive de-iu'-siv 
 De mean or de-me'-niir 
 De mo! ish de-m5r=!5sh r. 
 De mon strate de-m6n'-strate v. 
 Bern a gogue d^m'-a-gdg 
 
 a. 
 a. 
 a. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 a. 
 a. 
 a. 
 n* 
 n. 
 n, 
 a. 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a, 
 a. 
 n. 
 a, 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 a. 
 n. 
 a. 
 a, 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 not contradictory. 
 
 complete, perfect. 
 
 infectious. 
 
 accidental. 
 
 penitence. 
 
 a kind of vitriol. 
 
 forged, ficticious. 
 
 elegance of manners. 
 
 guilty. 
 
 exact, accurate. 
 
 to pass judgment upon. 
 
 earthenware. 
 
 shelly. 
 
 to shoot into crystals. 
 
 to improve. 
 
 a long round body. 
 
 hazardous. 
 
 a glass vessel. 
 
 the act of deceiving. 
 
 to explain. 
 
 deciding. 
 
 the last month of the year. 
 
 to adorn. 
 
 decency. 
 
 to devote. 
 
 an abatement. 
 
 one deficient in duty. 
 
 imperfect. 
 
 limited. 
 
 lowness of spirits. 
 
 fine, nice. 
 
 sweet, palatable. 
 
 an offender. 
 
 to give up. 
 
 apt to deceive. 
 
 behavior. 
 
 to destroy. 
 
 to prove beyond doubt. 
 
 a ringleader. 
 
IBULARY. 
 
 Part I.-Seot.o« III.-Teisvu,abi.e,. 
 
 in, — no, n6t, 
 
 tory. 
 feet. 
 
 ol. 
 
 lUS. 
 
 anners. 
 
 e. 
 
 mt upon. 
 
 rystals. 
 ody. 
 
 iving. 
 
 of the year. 
 
 Q duty. 
 
 rits. 
 
 ie. 
 
 ^^I^^rE^^^^ 
 
 30 
 
 ^ords. Sounds, 
 
 >en i zen den'-e-zn 
 'en si ty d6n'-se-te 
 
 |e par ture de-par'-tshure 
 'e port ment de-p6rt'-m6nt 
 'eprecate dep'-pre-kate 
 de-iizh'-iin 
 der'-6-gate 
 des'-s6-late 
 d^s'-pe-rate 
 de-sp(5t'-ik 
 des'-te-ne 
 des'-te-tute 
 de-tek'-shiin 
 de-ten'-shiin 
 de-ter'-min 
 de-vel'-iip 
 
 'o ri sion 
 •er o gate 
 'es late 
 •es pe rate 
 >e spot ic 
 *es ti ny 
 *es ti tute 
 *e tec tion 
 'e ten tion 
 'e ter mine 
 'e vel op 
 'e vi ate 
 e vo tion 
 'ex ter ous 
 adem 
 a logue 
 a ry 
 if fi cult 
 [if fi dent 
 if fu sive 
 ig ni fy 
 
 ^ igence 
 men sion 
 min ish 
 rec tion 
 
 [s a gree 
 
 |s an nul 
 
 de'-ve-ate 
 
 V. 
 
 id doubt* 
 
 de-vo'-shiin 
 
 deks-ter-us 
 
 di'-a-dem 
 
 di'-a-ldg 
 
 di'-a-re 
 
 dif'fe-kiilt 
 
 diffe-dent 
 diffu'-sfv 
 
 dig'-ne-fi 
 
 dil'-e-jense 
 
 de-men'-shiin 
 de-min'-ish 
 de-rek'-shiin 
 dis-a-gre' 
 , - dis-dn-niir 
 
 s ap point dis-ap-point' 
 s ci pie dis-si'-'pl 
 s ci pline dis'-se-plin n 
 
 s com pose dis-k5m-p6ze' v. a 
 
 Is COUr anno H»« 1'"-' V4' 
 
 — -Q^ u*a-n.ui -Idle V* a. 
 s cov er dis-kiiv'-u? v. a. 
 |s ere tion dfe-kresh'-iin n. 
 
 n. 
 n> 
 n. 
 n. 
 v.a, 
 n. 
 V. a, 
 a, 
 a, 
 a. 
 n, 
 a. 
 n, 
 n, 
 V. a. 
 V. a, 
 V. n. 
 n. 
 a, 
 n. 
 w. 
 
 72. 
 
 a. 
 a. 
 a. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n, 
 V, a, 
 n. 
 
 V. 71. 
 
 V. a. 
 
 71. 
 
 n. 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 a freeman, 
 closeness, 
 a going away, 
 conduct, behavior, 
 to implore mercy of. 
 scorn. 
 
 to lessen the worth of. 
 without inhabitants, 
 without hope, furious, 
 absolute in power, 
 fate, doom, 
 forsaken, 
 a discovery. 
 
 the act of detaining, 
 to fix, to settle, 
 to unfold, 
 to wander, to err. 
 worship, 
 expert, active, 
 a crown, a tiara, 
 a conversation. 
 
 a day-book, a journal, 
 not easy. 
 
 not confident. 
 
 copious, scattered. 
 
 to honor. 
 
 industry. 
 
 space, extent. 
 
 to lessen, to impair. 
 
 order, command. 
 
 to differ. 
 
 to make void. 
 
 to defeat the expectation. 
 
 a scholar. 
 
 rule of government. 
 
 to disorder, to disturb, 
 
 to depress. 
 
 to find out. 
 
 prudence. 
 
36 
 
 Pronouncing and Explanatory Vocabulart. 
 
 Key.— Fate, ftLt, fftr, fall,— mfi, m^t— pine, ptn— n5, nftt, 
 
 Words, 
 
 Dis cus sion 
 Dis en gage 
 Dis heart en 
 Dis lo cate 
 Dis or der 
 Dis sen tion 
 Dis si pate 
 Dis ting uish 
 Dis u nite 
 Di ur nal 
 Doc u ment 
 Du bi ous 
 Du pli cate 
 Du ra ble 
 Du ti ful 
 Dyn as ty 
 Ea ger ness 
 Eas ter ly 
 Ec cen trie 
 Ecs ta cy 
 Ed i fice 
 Ed u cate 
 Ef fi cient 
 Effigy 
 Ef ful gent 
 Ef fu sion 
 Eigh ti eth 
 E las tic 
 E lee tion 
 El e gant 
 El e ments 
 El e vate 
 El o quent 
 Em bar go 
 Em bar rass 
 Em bas sy 
 Em bel iish 
 Em bez zle 
 Em e raid 
 
 Sounds. 
 
 dts-kiis'-shiin 
 
 dls-^n-gaje' 
 
 dta-har'-tn 
 
 dls'-id-kate 
 
 dtz-or'-diir 
 
 dts-s^n'-shiin 
 
 dts'-se-pate 
 
 dts-ttng'-gwtsh 
 
 dis-u-nite 
 
 di-iir'-nSLl 
 
 ddk'-u-m^nt 
 
 du'-be-iis 
 
 dii'-ple-kate 
 
 du'-ra-bl 
 
 du'te-f6l 
 
 dtn'-as-te 
 
 e'-giir-nes 
 
 es'-tiir-le 
 
 ek-sen'-trik 
 
 eks'-ta-se 
 
 ed'-e-f(3 
 
 ed'-ju-kate 
 
 ef-fish'-y^nt 
 
 ef-fe-je 
 
 ef-fiil'-j^nt 
 
 ef-fii'-zhiin 
 
 ay'-te-e/A 
 
 e-las'-t^k 
 
 e-lek'-shiin 
 
 el'-e-gant 
 
 el'-e-ments 
 
 el'-e-vate 
 
 fel'-o-kw^nt 
 
 em-bar'-go 
 
 em-bS,r'-ras 
 
 em'-b&s-se 
 
 x™. UXV IV0.U 
 cFn-uci -iioix 
 
 ^m-bez'-zl 
 dm'-e-rald 
 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 V. a. 
 V. a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 V. n. 
 V. a, 
 
 a. 
 
 n, 
 
 a* 
 
 n, 
 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 
 n, 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 V. a, 
 
 a. 
 
 n* 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 ■ a. 
 
 a, 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 V, a. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 
 n. 
 
 Vt St 
 
 r/a. 
 n. 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 examination* 
 
 to free from. 
 
 to discourage. 
 
 to put out of joint. 
 
 confusion, distemper. 
 
 disagreement, strife. 
 
 to disperse, to waste. 
 
 to perceive a difference. 
 
 to separate. 
 
 daily. 
 
 precept, direction. 
 
 doubtful. 
 
 another of the same. 
 
 lasting, strong. 
 
 obedient. 
 
 government. 
 
 order of inclination. 
 
 coming from the east. 
 
 irregular. 
 
 excess of joy. 
 
 a building. 
 
 to bring up. 
 
 causing enects. 
 
 resemblance. 
 
 shining. 
 
 a flowing out. 
 
 eight times ten. 
 
 springy. 
 
 choice. 
 
 very neat. 
 
 first principles. 
 
 to raise, to exalt. 
 
 fluent in speech* 
 
 a prohibition. 
 
 to perplex. 
 
 a public message. 
 
 to adorn » 
 
 to steal privately. 
 
 a green stone. 
 
 En lar 
 En lij 
 En ii 
 En mi 
 E nor 
 En tei 
 En ti 
 £ pis 
 Ep i t 
 Eq ui 
 E qui 
 Eq ui 
 Es cu 
 Es sen 
 Es ti 1 
 E ter 1 
 E va s 
 Ev i d. 
 Ex am 
 Ex che 
 Ex clu 
 Ex cur 
 Ex hib 
 Ex i m 
 Ex pan 
 
^^^^R^^CSHCBBB^^^^* 
 
 Pa«t I.—Skction IIL— Tkisyllabum. 
 
 ndt, 
 
 ^or, m6vc,-tube, tub. mii,~-o/l.~p(mnd,-^in, THJaf 
 
 Words, 
 
 Em i nenco 
 E mo tiori 
 Em pha sis 
 Em pow cr 
 Em u lutu 
 En am el 
 En cir c'e 
 En coun tor 
 En cum ber 
 En o my 
 En er gy 
 E ner vato 
 E nig mu 
 En large ment 
 
 En ligh ten 
 En li ven 
 En mi ty 
 E nor mous 
 En ter prise 
 En ti tie 
 E pis tie 
 Ep i tapli 
 Eq ui page 
 E qui poise ' 
 Eq ui ty 
 Es cu lent 
 Es sen tial 
 Es ti mate 
 E ter nal 
 E va sive 
 Ev i dent 
 Ex am pie 
 Ex cheq uer 
 Ex clu sion 
 Ex cur sion 
 Ex hib it 
 Ex i {Tp.not> 
 Ex pan sion 
 
 Sounds. 
 
 em'-e-n^nse n. 
 
 e-mo'-shiin n. 
 
 em'-fil-sia n. 
 
 em-poM'-iir v.a. 
 
 eii)'-u-Iato v.a, 
 
 on-iitn'-el v. a. 
 
 en-ser'-ld v. a. 
 
 ^n-kottn'-tiir v,a. 
 
 en-kiim'-bur v.a. 
 
 en'-e-mo n.- 
 
 en'-er-je n. 
 
 e-ncr'-vate v, a. 
 
 e-ni'g'-raa n. 
 
 C'li-liirge'-ment n. 
 
 en-li'-m V. a. 
 
 en-li-vn v. n. 
 
 en'-me-te n. 
 
 e-noi'-miis a, 
 
 en'-ter-prize n. 
 
 en-ti'-tl V. a. 
 
 e-piV-sI n. 
 
 ep'-urtaf . n. 
 
 ek^-kwe-pSge n. 
 
 e'-kwe-po2ze n. 
 
 ek'-kwe-te n. 
 
 es'-ku-l6nt a. 
 
 es-tsen'-shal a. 
 
 es'-ie-mate v. a, 
 
 e-ter'-nal a. 
 
 e-va-siv a. 
 
 ev'-e-dent a. 
 
 egz-jlm'-pl n. 
 
 eks-tshek'-iir n. 
 
 ek.s-klu'-shiin n. 
 
 eks-kiir'-shiin n. 
 egz-hib'-!t r. a. 
 
 ^' »» ij v -J 1^ 113^ yj , 
 
 eks-pan'-shiin n. 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 height, celebrity. 
 
 disturbance of mind. 
 
 force of pronunciation. 
 
 to authorise, 
 
 to rival,to imitate. 
 
 to inloy colors 
 
 to surround. 
 
 to meet face to face. 
 
 to clog, to impede. 
 
 a foe, an opponent, 
 force, vigor, 
 to weaken, 
 u riddle. 
 
 increase, extension, 
 to give light, 
 to make lively, 
 malice, ill-will, 
 out of rule, 
 an arduous attempt, 
 to give a claim to. 
 a letter. 
 
 a tomb stone inscription. 
 
 furniture, retinue. 
 
 equality of weight. 
 
 justice, impartiality. 
 
 eatable. 
 
 indispensably necessary. 
 
 to rate, to calculate. 
 
 of infinite duration. 
 
 elusive. 
 
 plain, notorious. 
 
 a pattern. 
 
 a court for revenues. 
 
 the act of shutting out. 
 
 a ramble. 
 
 to offer to view. 
 
 need. 
 
 extent. 
 
 
 HI! 
 
38 
 
 pRONOIWCIIfO AND ErPLAN4T0HY VOCABULARY. 
 
 ■ i 
 
 i! 
 
 f 
 
 Key.—Fate, fUt, far, f&H,— me, met— pine, pin— no, n6t, 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 plain, clear. 
 
 the act of driving out. 
 
 excellent. 
 
 the act of extending. 
 
 to put out. 
 
 lineage, decent. 
 
 to build, to forge. 
 
 gay, cheerful. 
 
 men of law, or physic. 
 
 deceitful, sophistical. 
 
 liable to error. 
 
 an enthusiast. 
 
 imaginative. 
 
 whimsical. 
 
 to bewitch. 
 
 an object of esteem. 
 
 partnership. 
 
 female; soft, tender. 
 
 capable of defence. 
 
 savage, fierce. 
 
 to make fruitful. 
 
 heat of mind. 
 
 relating to feast. 
 
 counterfeit, not !rue. 
 
 nice, foppish. ♦ 
 
 the sky. 
 
 a sinuous ulcer. 
 
 a small flute. 
 
 atrocious, wicked. 
 
 false praise. 
 
 pliant. 
 
 leaves, tufts of leaves. 
 
 strong, powerful. 
 
 falsification. 
 
 the act of making. 
 
 to strengthen. 
 
 strength of mind. 
 
 lucky, happy, 
 
 easily broken. 
 
 Words, 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 
 Ex pli cit 
 
 ^ks-plls'-it 
 
 a. 
 
 Ex pul sion 
 
 eks-piir-shiin 
 
 n. 
 
 Ex qui site 
 
 ^ks'-kwe-zift 
 
 a. 
 
 Ex ten sion 
 
 i'ka-t^n'-shiin 
 
 n. 
 
 Ex tin guish 
 
 I ek-sting'-gwlsh 
 
 V. a. 
 
 Ex trac tion 
 
 cks-triik'-shiin 
 
 n. 
 
 Fab r\ cate 
 
 fS-b-'re-kate 
 
 V. a. 
 
 Fa ce tious 
 
 fa-se-^hiis 
 
 a. 
 
 Fac ul ty 
 
 f&k'-ul-t6 
 
 n. 
 
 Fal la cious 
 
 f&l-la'.shiis 
 
 a. 
 
 Fal li bie 
 
 f&r.le-bl 
 
 a. 
 
 Fa nat ic 
 
 fa-nai'-ik 
 
 n. 
 
 Fan ci ful 
 
 f&n'-se-fAl 
 
 a. 
 
 Fan tas tic 
 
 fdn-ias'-iKk 
 
 a. 
 
 Fas ci nate 
 
 fas'-? e-n ate 
 
 V. a. 
 
 Fa vor ite 
 
 fa'-viir-it 
 
 n. 
 
 Fel low ship 
 
 fdl'-l6-ship 
 
 n. 
 
 Fern ' nine 
 
 fem'-e-niii 
 
 a. 
 
 Fen ci ble 
 
 fdn'-s6-bl 
 
 a. 
 
 Fe ro cious 
 
 fe-ro'-shiis 
 
 a. 
 
 Fer til ize 
 
 fer'-lil-lize 
 
 V. a. 
 
 Fer ven cy 
 
 f6r'-veii-s§ 
 
 n. 
 
 Fes ti val 
 
 fes'-te-val 
 
 n. 
 
 Fie ti tious 
 
 fik-lKsh'-iis 
 
 a. 
 
 Fin i cal 
 
 fin'-e-kai 
 
 a. 
 
 Fir ma ment fer'-ma-ment 
 
 n. 
 
 Fis tu la 
 
 fis'-tshu-la 
 
 n. 
 
 Flag let 
 
 fladje'-e-l^t 
 
 n. 
 
 Fla gi tious 
 
 fla-jish'-us 
 
 a. 
 
 Flat te ry 
 
 fiat'-tiir-g 
 
 n. 
 
 Flex i ble 
 
 fl^ks'-e-bl 
 
 a. 
 
 Fo li age 
 
 fo'-le-adje 
 
 n. 
 
 For ci ble 
 
 fore'-se-bl 
 
 a. 
 
 For ge ry 
 
 f ore'-jiir-e 
 
 n. 
 
 For mi tion 
 
 for-ma'-shiin 
 
 n. 
 
 C-.- i.' /•— 
 
 r li J -i J? /•- 
 
 
 rur li ly 
 
 i wr-iu-ii 
 
 V, a. 
 
 For ti tude 
 
 f 6r'-te-tude 
 
 n. 
 
 For tu nate 
 
 f or'-tshu-nate 
 
 a. 
 
 Fran gi ble 
 
 frdn'-je-bl 
 
 a. 
 
 
 Gen 
 
Part I.— Section !II.-— Thisyllables. 
 
 
 nor, m6ve,-tube, tubrmil.-oil,-p(mnd7^<Ain, this. 
 
 Words, Sounds. 
 
 Fra ter nal fra-t^r'-nitl 
 
 Fratre cide fi jit'-re-side 
 
 Frau du lent fraw'-du-ldnt 
 
 Friv o lous friv'-6-Ius 
 
 Fru i lion 
 Fu gi tive 
 Fur ni lure 
 Fu si ble 
 Gal ax y 
 
 fru-ish'-iia 
 fu-'je-tiv 
 
 fiir'-ne-tshure 
 fu'se-bl 
 
 gal'-lak-se 
 
 Gal Ian try gal'-l&n-tre 
 
 Gal ler y gal'-lur-e 
 
 Oal lo way gal'-lo-wa 
 
 Gar ri son gar'-re-sn 
 
 Gar ru lous gar'-ru-liis 
 
 Gas CO nade gas'-ko-nade 
 
 Gen er al jen'-er-al 
 
 Gen er ate ,jen'-er-ate 
 
 Gen cr ous jen'-cir-iis 
 
 Ge ni al je'-ne-al 
 
 Gen lie man j^n'-tl-m^n 
 
 Gen u ine jen'-ii-in 
 
 Ger rni nate jcr'-me-nate 
 
 Gi gan tic ii-gan'-iik 
 
 Glob u lar gl6b'.u-lar 
 
 Glo ri ous glo'-re-iis 
 
 Gor man dize gor'-mau-dize 
 
 Grad u ate grad'-u-ate 
 Gran a ry 
 Grat i fy 
 Grat i tude 
 Grav i ty 
 Grid i ron 
 Guar an tee 
 Guar di an 
 <Tut tu ral 
 
 Ilan di craft han'-de-kraft 
 
 Hau di work han'-de-wiirk 
 Hand ker chief hang^-ker-tshif 
 
 Hap pi ly lidp'-pe-le 
 
 gran'-a-re 
 grat'-e-fl 
 
 gral'-e-tude 
 grav'-e-te 
 grid'-i-iirn 
 g^r-ran-te' 
 gyar'-de-dn 
 
 
 u-i at 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 It. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 V. a. 
 
 a. 
 
 a, 
 
 n. 
 a. 
 V. n. 
 a. 
 a. 
 a. 
 V. n. 
 V. a, 
 11, 
 V. a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n, 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 ad. 
 
 80 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 brotherly. 
 
 the murder of a brother. 
 
 full of artifice. 
 
 trifling. 
 
 enjoyment. 
 
 wandering, vagabond. 
 
 articles for a house, &c. 
 
 capable of being melted. 
 
 the milky way. 
 
 show, bravery. 
 
 a balcony. 
 
 a small horse, a pony. 
 
 a fortified place. 
 
 talkative. 
 
 a boast. 
 
 a commander. 
 
 to produce, 
 bountiful, munificent. 
 
 native, joyful. 
 
 a man of strict honor. 
 
 real. 
 
 to sprdut , to bud. 
 
 big, bulky, like a giant. 
 
 round, spherical. 
 
 noble, illustrious. 
 
 to eat greedily. 
 
 to mark with degrees. 
 
 a storehouse for corn. 
 
 to please. 
 
 thankfulness. 
 
 weight, seriousness. 
 
 a portable grate. 
 
 one who secures. 
 
 a protector. 
 
 pronounced in the throat. 
 
 manual occupation. 
 
 work of the hand. 
 
 a square of silk, cotton, &c. 
 
 fortunately. 
 
 it I 
 
40 
 
 PaONOUHCINQ Alio ExTOANATORY VoCABULABY. 
 
 
 .^IHrE^^ ^^^ ^^'^ f&ll,^me, ma,^pi„e, fi,.-^^^^^^7»^: 
 
 fiords. Sounds, 
 
 Hap pi ness hiip'-pe-nes 
 Har bio ger h^r'-Wn-jiir 
 Har mo ny h&r'-mo-nv 
 Harp si chord harp'-se-kord 
 Hem ispriere hem'TC-sfero 
 Haugh ti ness hiiw'-te-nes . 
 Heav i ness h^v'-e-nes 
 Hem or rliagehem'-6-radje 
 Hep ta go Ii6p'-ta-g6n 
 
 Her bal ist 
 He ro ic 
 Her o ioe 
 Hes i tate 
 Hex a goii 
 Hi bci; nal 
 Hid e ous 
 
 her'-ba-list 
 
 iie-ro'ik 
 
 her'-6-in 
 
 h^z-e-tate 
 
 heks'-a-goa 
 
 hi-b^r'-nai 
 
 hid'-e-iis 
 
 Higli land or hi'-land-iir 
 Hind er ance iiin'dur-anse 
 His to ry his'-tiir-e 
 Ho li neas ho'-le-nes 
 Horn i cide h6m'-e-cide 
 Hon es ty dn -nes-te 
 Ho ri zon h6-ri'-z6n 
 Hor ri ble h6r'-re-bl 
 Horse man shiphors'-man-ship 
 Hos pi tal 6s'-pe-tal 
 Hu mane ly hu-mane'-le 
 Hu mor ous yu'-miir-iis 
 hiir'-re-kan 
 hi'-a-sin<A 
 
 hip'-po-kiit 
 i-de'-a 
 
 id'.e-ut 
 
 r-sik-ki 
 
 i'-dl-n^8 
 Sg-no'.bl 
 
 Hu ri cane 
 Hy a cinth 
 Hyp o crite 
 I de a 
 Id i ot 
 I ci cle 
 I die ness 
 I do Hzs 
 Ig no ble 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 C\ 
 
 Ig BO ranee l^'-nd.ranae 
 II le gal i^A&'gU 
 
 n. 
 w 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 71. 
 
 n, 
 n» 
 s. 
 
 n, 
 
 ■ tr. 
 
 n. 
 
 n, 
 V. a. 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 ad. 
 a, 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a, 
 a, 
 m. 
 a. 
 
 felicity. 
 
 a foreruiux,!-. 
 
 coneoid, nifK^dy. 
 
 a musical instrument. 
 
 Haifa globe. 
 
 pride, arrogance. 
 
 dejection of mind. 
 
 a violent flux of blood. 
 
 a figure of seven sides. 
 
 one skilled in herbs. 
 
 brave, gallant. 
 
 a female hero. 
 
 to be doubtful. 
 
 a figure of six sides. 
 
 belonging to wintoi-. , 
 
 dreadful, horrible. 
 
 a native of mountains. 
 
 impediment, 
 
 an account of events. 
 
 sanctity, piety. 
 
 a murderer, a manslayer. 
 justice, truth, virtue. 
 
 boundary of view, 
 dreadful, terrible. 
 
 the art of riding. 
 a house for poor and sick, 
 kindly. 
 
 jocular, capricious, 
 a dreadful tempest. 
 a plant, a precious stone. 
 a dissembler 
 a picture in the mind, 
 a fool, a natural, 
 a shoot of ice. 
 sloth, laziness, 
 to iove to adoration, 
 mean of birth, 
 want of knowledge, 
 contrary to Jaw. 
 
 <►. 
 
 In cen 
 
 In ces 
 
 In ci c 
 
 In cite 
 
 In clu 
 
 In com 
 
 In cul 
 
 In cum 
 
 In de c 
 
 In di ci 
 
 In di gi 
 
 In di r( 
 
 In do 1( 
 
 In duce 
 
 In dul I 
 
 In dus 1 
 
 In fa m 
 
 In fan t 
 
 In fee t 
 
 In fer i 
 
Part 1.— aecriow HI— Teisyllabibs, 
 
 41 
 
 sick. 
 
 1 
 
 nor, mdKe,-^tabs, tttb, f^l,-~oil,— pound,— <Ain, 
 
 THIS. 
 
 Words, 
 
 II lu sion 
 II lus trate 
 I ma gine 
 Im bit ter 
 Im bol den 
 Im i tate 
 Im ma ture 
 Im mod est 
 Im mor tal 
 Im par tial 
 Im per feet 
 Im pi ous 
 
 Sounds, . 
 
 il-lu'-zhun 
 
 il-liis'-trate. 
 e-mad'-jin 
 im-bit'-tiir 
 im-bol'-dn 
 im'-e-tate 
 im-ma-ture' 
 im-mdd'-dest 
 im-mor'-tal 
 im-par'-shal 
 im'-per'-fekt 
 im'-pe-iis 
 Im pie ment im'-ple-ment 
 Im pli cate im'-ple-kate 
 
 Im pli cit 
 Im por tant 
 Im pris on 
 Im pro per 
 
 im-plis'-!t 
 im-p6r'-tant 
 im-priz'-zn 
 im-pr5p'ur 
 
 Im pru dent im-pr6'-dent 
 
 In can tive 
 In ces sant 
 In ci dent 
 In cite ment 
 In clu sive 
 
 in-sent-iv 
 in.ses'-sdnt 
 
 in'-se-dent 
 
 in-site'-ment 
 
 in-klu'siv 
 
 In com mode in-k6m-m6de 
 In cul cate in-kiil'-itate 
 In cum bent In-kiim'-bent 
 In de cent in-de'-sdnt 
 
 In di cate 
 In di gent 
 In di rect 
 In do lent 
 
 in'-de-kate 
 in'-de-jdnt 
 in-de-r6kt' 
 In'-do-l6nt 
 
 In duce ment in-duse'-ment 
 In dul gence in-diil'-jense 
 In dus try in'-diis-tre 
 In fa mous In'-fa-miis 
 In fan try !n'-fdn-tre 
 In fee tious In'-f^k'-shiis 
 In fer nal in-f^r'-n&i 
 
 n, 
 
 V. a. 
 V, a. 
 V. a, 
 V. a. 
 V. a, 
 
 a, 
 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 
 a. 
 
 V* 
 
 V. a 
 
 a. 
 
 a, 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 a, 
 V. a. 
 V. a. 
 
 a, 
 
 a, 
 V, a* 
 a, 
 a. 
 a, 
 n, 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 n, 
 a. 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 false show. 
 
 to explain. 
 
 to fancy. 
 
 to make bitter. 
 
 to encourage. 
 
 to copy. 
 
 not ripe. 
 
 wanting shame. 
 
 never to die. 
 
 equitable. 
 
 not complete. 
 
 wicked, profane, 
 a tool, a utensiL 
 
 to entangle 
 entirely obedient, 
 momentous, 
 to shut up. 
 unfit, not just, 
 indiscreet, 
 a motive, 
 unceasing, 
 an event, caually. 
 an incentive, 
 including, 
 to disturb, 
 to impress, 
 lying upon, 
 unbecoming, 
 to point out. 
 poor, needy, 
 not straight, 
 careless, idle, 
 a motive. 
 
 fondness, tenderness, 
 dilicrencp. 
 
 of bad fame* 
 foot soldiers, 
 contagiousw 
 hellish.. 
 
42 Pronouncing and Explanatobt Vocabulary. 
 
 Key.— -Fate f&t, far, f&ll,— me, m^i,— pine, pKn,— no, ndt, 
 
 Words. 
 In fi del 
 In fi nite 
 In flu ence 
 In he rent 
 In her it 
 In hu man 
 
 Sounds* 
 
 !n'-fe-dcl 
 
 i'>'-fe-n!t 
 
 m'-flu-ense 
 
 Kn-he'-r^nt 
 
 in-her'-rlt 
 
 Kn-hu'-man 
 
 In June tion in-jungk'-shiin 
 In. no cent in'-no-sent 
 In qui ry iri-kwi'-re 
 In scrip tion !n-skrip'-shun 
 In sin cere Kii-siri-sere' 
 In sip id in-sip'-id 
 In so lent in'-s6-lent 
 In sol vent iii-s61'-v^nt 
 In struc tion in-struk'-shiin 
 In stru ment in'-stru-ment 
 In tel lect in'-tel-Iekt 
 In ter cede in-ter-sed' 
 In ter cept in-ter-sept' 
 In ter course in'-i^r-korse 
 In ter est in'-ter-est 
 in-l^r-fere' 
 m'-ter-iiTi 
 in-t^r'-nal 
 !n-ter'-pret 
 m-fer-riipt' 
 in-t^r-sekt' 
 
 In ter fere 
 In ter im 
 In ter nal 
 In ter pret 
 In ter rupt 
 In ter sect 
 
 In ter scribe in-ter-skribe' 
 In ter sperse in-ter-sperse' 
 In ter val in'-t^r-vS,! 
 
 In trep id 
 In tri cate 
 In trin sic 
 In tro duce 
 In vec tive 
 In vei ffie 
 In ven tion 
 I stand er 
 I sin glass 
 
 !n-trep'-id 
 
 tn'-tr6-kafo 
 
 tn-tpit)'-sik 
 
 !n-lr6-duse' 
 
 !n-vek'-t!v 
 
 in-v6'ffl 
 
 !:i.v(Jn'-Mhun 
 
 r.land-iir 
 
 r-ziag-glfts 
 
 * n. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 V. a. 
 
 a. 
 
 n, 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n.. 
 
 V. n. 
 
 v.a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 V. a. 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 V. a, 
 V. a. 
 V. a. 
 V. a, 
 V. a. 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 V. a, 
 
 a. 
 V: a, 
 
 n, 
 
 n, 
 
 n. 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 an unbeliever. 
 
 unbounded. 
 
 power. 
 
 inborn. 
 
 to possess as heir. 
 
 savaoje, cruel. 
 
 a command, a precept. 
 
 ivQQ from guilt. 
 
 search. 
 
 a title, writing. 
 
 unfaithful. 
 
 without taste. 
 
 haughty. 
 
 unable to pay. 
 
 information. 
 
 a tool. 
 
 the understanding. 
 
 to mediate. 
 
 to obstruct. 
 
 communication. 
 
 advantage, influence. 
 
 to interpose, to meddle. 
 
 mean time. 
 
 inward. 
 
 to explain. 
 
 to obstruct. 
 
 to cut, to cross. 
 
 to write between. 
 
 to scatter 
 
 space between. 
 
 fearless, during, bold. 
 
 entangled, obscure. 
 
 real, true, inward. 
 
 to bring in. 
 
 satirical, abusive. 
 
 to wheedini to allure. 
 
 contrivance. 
 
 an inhabitant of an island. 
 
 a kind of glue. 
 
 Won 
 Jcop 
 Jes s 
 Joe u 
 Ju bi 
 Ju di 
 Ju ui 
 Jus ti 
 Ju ve 
 Kel tl 
 Kid n 
 Kid n 
 King 
 Kuigs 
 Kins \ 
 Kitch 
 Kna v 
 Know 
 Know 
 Lab y 
 La cei 
 La CO) 
 Lar ne 
 T^as si 
 Lat er 
 Lat i t 
 Lau da 
 Laud a 
 Laugh 
 Lav en 
 heg a ( 
 Le gal 
 Leg a 1 
 Leg a j 
 Le gi b 
 Le gis 
 Lei sur( 
 Le ni e 
 Lep ro 
 Leth ar 
 
 
Part L— Section IIL—Tbisylladles. 
 
 48 
 
 m>r, m6ve.~ iabe, liib, mil,-<7/l,-pt.«nd,-/Ain, xnis. 
 
 Wards, Sounds, 
 
 Jcop ar (ly jep'-j)ur-de 
 Jes sa mine jes'.-sa-niin 
 Joe u lur jok'-u-Jiir 
 Ju bi lee jii-be-le 
 Ju di cious jti-dish'-iis 
 Ju ni or ju'-ne-iir 
 
 Jus ti fy jus'-re-fi 
 Ju ve nile ju'-ve-nil 
 Kel tie drum ket'-tl-driim 
 Kid nap per kid'-nap-piir 
 Kid ney beankiJ'-ne-bene 
 King fish er kiiigM i^h-iir 
 Kings e vil kiugz'-e-vl 
 Kins wo r.jan kiaz'-vvum-iin 
 Kitch en maid kitsh'-in-made 
 Kna ve ry na'-viir-e 
 Know a ble no'-a-bl 
 Know ing ly no'-ing-Ie 
 Lab yr intli lab'-be -in/A 
 La cer ate las'-.ser-ate 
 la-k6.i'-ilc 
 lar'-se-ne 
 las'-se-tude 
 lai'-ter-al 
 lat'-te-tude 
 lavv'-da-bl 
 
 La con Ic 
 Lar ce ny 
 I-ias si tude 
 Lat er al 
 Lat i tude 
 Lau da ble 
 
 
 Laud a num I6d'-da-num 
 Laugh a ble laf'-a-bl . 
 Lav en der lav'-ven-dUr 
 
 Leg a cy 
 Le gal ize 
 Leg a tee 
 Leg a tor 
 Le gi ble 
 Le gis late 
 Lei sure ly 
 Le ni ent 
 Lep ro sy 
 
 lejj'-a-j^e 
 
 le'-ga!-ize 
 
 leg-ga-'e' 
 
 leg-ga-ior' 
 
 lej'.je-bl 
 
 ]ed'^i<-lafe 
 le'-zhur-le 
 le'-ne-ent 
 Iep'-,')r6-se 
 
 n. 
 
 n, 
 
 a, 
 
 n. 
 
 a, 
 
 a. 
 V. a. 
 
 a. 
 
 n, 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 ad, 
 n, 
 v.a. 
 a, 
 n. 
 n, 
 n, 
 n, 
 a, 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 n. 
 n, 
 a, 
 V. a. 
 ad. 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 hazaro, peril. 
 
 a iVagrant flower. 
 
 given to joke. 
 
 a public festivity. 
 
 prudent, wise. 
 
 the younger. 
 
 to vindicate. 
 
 young, youthful. 
 
 a brass-bodied drum. 
 
 a stealer of human beings. 
 
 a kind of pulse. 
 
 a beautiful bird. 
 
 a scrofulous distemper. 
 
 a female relation. 
 
 a cookmaid. 
 
 dishonesty. 
 
 what may be known. 
 
 with skill. 
 
 a maze full of windings. 
 
 to tear, to rend. 
 
 short, concise. 
 
 petty theft. 
 
 weariness, fatigue. 
 
 belonging to the side. 
 
 breadth, extent. 
 
 praiseworthy. 
 
 a sleeping potion. 
 
 exciting laughter. 
 
 a fragrant plant. 
 
 someihing left by will. 
 
 to make lawful. 
 
 one who has a legacy left. 
 
 one who leaves legacies. 
 
 what may be read. 
 
 to enact laws. 
 
 slowly. 
 
 Leth ar gy I6/A'-ar-je 
 
 a, 
 a. 
 n. 
 
 softenmg. 
 
 a loathsome disease, 
 propensity to sleep. 
 
44 
 
 Phonouxcing ani^ Explanatory Vocabulaey. 
 
 KEY.— Fate, f&t, far, fail,— me, met— pine, pin— no, nfit, 
 
 Words. 
 
 Li a ble 
 Lib er tine 
 Lib er ty 
 Li bra ry 
 Li cen tious 
 Lieu ten ant 
 Lig a ture 
 Lin e al 
 Li que fy 
 Li qui date 
 Lit er al 
 Lit i gate 
 I ti gious 
 Lon gi tude 
 Lo qua cious 
 Lu era tive 
 Lu di crous 
 Lu mi nous 
 Mag a zine 
 Ma gis trate 
 Mag ni fy 
 Mag ni tude 
 Main tenance 
 Mai a dy 
 Ma li cious 
 Ma lig nant 
 Ma ni ac 
 Man i fest 
 Man i fold 
 Man u al 
 Man u script 
 Mar i ner 
 Mar i time 
 Mar tyr dom 
 Mas cu line 
 
 Sounds. 
 
 ir-d-bl 
 
 Wb'-ber-ttn 
 
 lib'-ber-te 
 
 li'-brd-re 
 
 li-siin'-shuis 
 
 lev-t^n'-nSint 
 
 llg'-ga-ture 
 
 li.)'-ne-al 
 
 l!k'-kwe-fi 
 
 lik'-kwe-date 
 
 lii'-tfer-al 
 
 lil'-te-gate 
 
 le-tid'-jiig 
 
 I6n'-je-tude 
 
 l6-kwa'-shiis 
 
 lu'kra-t!v 
 
 lu'-de-kriis 
 
 lii'-me-niis 
 
 mdg-ga-zen' 
 
 ma,d-jis-trate 
 
 mS,g'-ne-fi 
 
 mS,g'-ne-tude 
 
 m^n'-ten-Snse 
 
 mal'-sL-de 
 
 mji-lish'-iis 
 
 ma-l!g'-n^nt 
 
 ma'-ne-3,k 
 
 miin'-ne-fest 
 
 man'-ne-fold 
 
 maii'-u-ai 
 
 mS.n'-ii-skrtpt 
 
 mar'-r!n-ur 
 
 m^r^-re-tim 
 
 mar'-tiir-diim 
 
 mJts'-ku-l!n 
 
 
 Mas sa ere mas'^s^kiir 
 Ma ste ry ma-stur-e 
 Ma ter nal m&t-Sr^-n&I' 
 
 a. 
 n, 
 n. 
 
 H. 
 
 a, 
 
 n, 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 V, a. 
 V. a. 
 
 a, 
 v.a. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 a, 
 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 
 It. 
 a. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n, 
 n, 
 a, 
 n, 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 
 Meaninss. 
 
 subject to. 
 
 a loose liver. 
 
 freedom. 
 
 a collection of books. 
 
 -jnrestii.inrfd. 
 
 vy office A 
 • andage. 
 c omposed of lines, 
 to melt. 
 
 to lessen, to clear away, 
 plain, not figurative, 
 to contest in lavv, 
 quarrelsome, 
 length from east to west. 
 full of talk, 
 gainful, profitable, 
 burlesque, merry, 
 giving light, 
 a storehouse, a book, 
 one invested with power, 
 to make great, 
 greatness, 
 support, 
 a disease. 
 
 ill-disposed to any one. 
 malicious, envious, 
 a mad person, 
 plain. 
 
 many in number, 
 a small book, 
 a book written, 
 a sailor. 
 
 relating to the sea. 
 the death oiix martyr, 
 male ; strong. 
 
 a uiSgUlSO. 
 
 general murder. 
 
 superiority. 
 
 motherly. 
 
 Wordi 
 
 Mat ri 
 Me an 
 Me ch 
 Med i 
 Med i 
 Me^ i 
 Me di 
 Mel o 
 Me me 
 Mem 
 Men di 
 Me ni 
 Mer C8 
 Mer ch 
 Mer ci 
 Mer cu 
 Mer ri 
 Mes si 
 Me tal 
 Mim ic 
 Min er 
 Mis ap 
 Mis chit 
 Mis ere 
 Mis e r 
 Mit i g, 
 Mod er 
 Moi e V 
 Mol li e 
 Mort ga 
 Mort ga 
 Moun tai 
 Mu se u 
 Mu si c£ 
 Mu ta bj 
 Mu ti n} 
 Myr i a: 
 Mys te r 
 Nar ra t: 
 
PaOT I.--SbctiON UI.^TliayLlABI,?*. 
 
 45 
 
 nor, m6ve<>tube. tiib, mil,~oil,-~p(mnd,-^<AiD. raia. 
 
 Words, Sounds, 
 
 Mat ri cide mat'-tre-side 
 Me an der me-an'-dur 
 
 Me chan ic 
 Med i cal 
 Med i cine 
 Me'* ' tale 
 Me di um 
 Mel o dy 
 Me men to 
 Mem o ry 
 Men di cant 
 Me ni al 
 
 me-kiin'-nik 
 
 med'-e-kal 
 
 med'-de-sin 
 
 med'-e-tate 
 
 me'-je-iim 
 
 mel'-l6-de 
 
 me-men'-to 
 
 mem'-miir-e 
 
 men'-de-kant 
 
 me'-ne-al 
 Mer can tile mer'-kiin-til 
 Mer chan dise mer'-tsh&n-dize 
 Mer ci ful mer'-se-fAl 
 Mer cu ry mer'-ku-re 
 Mer ri ment mer'-re-ment 
 Mes si ah mes-sl-a 
 Me tal lie me-tal'-Iik 
 Mim ic ry mim'-mik-re 
 min'-er-al 
 mis-ap-pll' 
 
 Min er al 
 Mis ap ply 
 
 miz -ziir-e 
 
 mit'-te-gate 
 
 m6d'-ddr-ate 
 
 mo?'-e-te 
 
 mol'-yent 
 
 Mis chie vous mis'-tshe-viis 
 
 Mis ere ant mis'-kre-ant 
 
 Mis e ry 
 
 Mit i gate 
 
 Mod er ate 
 
 Moi e ty 
 
 Mol li ent 
 
 Mort ga ger mor-ga-jur' 
 
 Mort ga gee mor-ga-je' 
 
 Moun tain ous moMn'-tln-niis 
 
 Mu se um 
 
 Mu si cal 
 
 Mu ta ble 
 
 Mu ti ny 
 
 Myr i ad 
 
 Mys te ry 
 
 mu-ze-iim 
 
 mii'-ze-kal 
 
 mu-ta-bl 
 
 mu'-te-ne 
 
 mir'-re-ad 
 
 mis'-te-re 
 
 Nar ra tion ndr-ra-shun 
 
 n. 
 V, n, 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 n, 
 v.a. 
 
 n, 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 71. 
 
 n. 
 a. 
 a, 
 n. 
 a, 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a, 
 
 91. 
 
 n. 
 V, a, 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n, 
 V. a. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 n, 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 n, 
 
 a, 
 
 a, 
 
 n. 
 
 fi. 
 
 ». 
 
 n. 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 murder of a mother. 
 
 to maze, to wind. 
 
 a workman in some art. 
 
 physical. 
 
 prepared drugs. 
 
 to plan ; v. n, to muse- 
 
 a mean. 
 
 sweetness of sound. 
 
 a memorial. 
 
 retention, recollection, 
 a beggar, 
 servile, slavish, 
 commercial, 
 traffick, wares, 
 compassionate, 
 quicksilver ; a planet, 
 mirth. 
 
 the anointed, the Christ. 
 
 consisting of metal. 
 
 burlesque imitation. 
 
 a fossil body. 
 
 to apply wrong. 
 
 hurtful. 
 
 a vile wretch, 
 
 wretchedness. 
 
 to make milder. 
 
 temperate. 
 
 half. 
 
 softening- 
 he who gives a mortgage. 
 
 he who receives a mortgaffe., 
 hilly. ^ ^ 
 
 a place for curiosities, 
 belonging to music. 
 
 insurrection, sedition, 
 ten thousand, 
 a secret, 
 historv* 
 
40 
 
 PONOITNCINO AND ElPLANATORY VoCABULAlT. 
 
 KEY.—Fate, f&t, far, f&ll,— me, mfit,— pine, pin,—n6, n6t, 
 
 
 Words, 
 
 Nar ra tor 
 Nat u ral 
 Nau se ate 
 Nau ti cal 
 Nav i gate 
 Nee tar ine 
 Ne ga tion 
 Ne ga tive 
 Neg li gent 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 nar-ra'-tiir 
 
 n^t'-tshu-rdl 
 
 ndw'-she-ate 
 
 naw'-te-kai 
 
 nS,v'-ve-gate 
 
 nek'-ter-in 
 
 ne-ga'-shiin 
 
 neg'-ga-tiv 
 
 neg'-le-jent 
 
 Neigh bor hoodna'-biir-hdd 
 Ni ce ty ni'-se-te 
 Night in gale nite'-in-gale 
 No ble man no'-bl-miin 
 
 Noc tur nal 
 Nom i nal 
 Nom i nate 
 Non a gon 
 
 ndk-tiir'-nal 
 n5m'-me-nal 
 n6m'-me-nate 
 n6n'-a-g6n 
 
 Non pa reil non-pa-rel' 
 No ta ble no'-ta-bl 
 No ti fy no'-te-fi 
 
 Nour ish mentniir'-rish-ment 
 Nov el ty n6v'-vel-t e 
 
 No vem her 
 Nu di ty 
 Nul li fy 
 Nu mer al 
 Nu tri tious 
 Ob du rate 
 O bei sance 
 Ob e lisk 
 Ob jec tion 
 Ob la tion 
 O bli ging 
 Ob loqny 
 
 no-vem'-biir 
 
 nu'-de-te 
 
 niir-le-fi 
 
 nu'-m^r-ai 
 
 nu-trish'-iis 
 
 6b'-ju-rate 
 
 6-ba'-sanse 
 
 6b'-e-lisk 
 
 6b-jek'-shiin 
 
 6b-la'-shua 
 
 6-bli'-jing 
 
 6b'-l6-kwe 
 
 Ob nox ious 6b-n6k'-shus 
 
 Ob Sfir vnnp.p fth-^i«i«'_vonott 
 
 Ob sta cle 6b'-sta-kl 
 Ob so lete ob'-s6-l6te 
 Ob sti nate 6b'-ste-nit 
 
 n. 
 a. 
 V. a. 
 a. 
 V. n, 
 n, 
 n, 
 a, 
 a, 
 n. 
 n. 
 n, 
 n. 
 a, 
 a, 
 V. a, 
 
 n. 
 n, 
 
 a. 
 V, a. 
 
 n, 
 n. 
 
 n, 
 
 n. 
 V, a, 
 
 a. 
 
 a, 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n, 
 
 n, 
 
 n, 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 n, 
 
 n. 
 n, 
 a 
 
 Meanings, 
 a relater, 
 according to nature, 
 to loathe. 
 
 pertaining to sailors, 
 to sail. 
 
 a kind of plum. 
 
 a denial. 
 
 denying. 
 
 careless. 
 
 place adjoining. 
 
 great exactness. 
 
 a bird that sings in the night. 
 
 one ot the nobility. 
 
 nightly. 
 
 only in name. 
 
 to name. 
 
 a figure of nine sides. 
 
 excellence unequalled. 
 
 remarkable. 
 
 to make known. 
 
 food, sustinance. 
 
 newness. 
 
 the eleventh month. 
 
 nakedness. 
 
 to make void. 
 
 relating to number. 
 
 nourishing. 
 
 hard of heart. 
 
 an act of respect. 
 
 a pyramid. 
 
 opposition. 
 
 an offering. 
 
 civil, respectful. 
 
 censorious speech. 
 
 liable, exposed. 
 
 attention. 
 
 an obstruction. 
 
 out of use. 
 
 stubborn. 
 
 n-4 
 
 rui pa 
 
 Pal pi t 
 Par a bl 
 Par a g 
 
r. 
 
 D, n5t, 
 
 s. 
 
 the night. 
 
 s. 
 id. 
 
 Part I.— Section IIL— Trisyllables. 
 
 47 
 
 no . m6ve-- tube, tub, mil,— o/l,— poMnd,— Min, xiiis. 
 
 Words, Sounds, 
 
 Ob struc tion 6b-struk-'shun 
 
 Ob tru sion 6b-tr6'-zhua 
 
 Ob vi ous 6b'-ve-ii3 
 
 Oc ca sion 6k-ka'-zhiin 
 
 Oc cu py 6k'-ku-pi . 
 
 Oc cur rence 6k-kur'-r^nse 
 
 Oc ta gon 6k'-ta.-26n 
 
 Oc ta vo 
 
 Oc u lar 
 
 O di ous 
 
 O dor ous 
 
 Of fen sive 
 
 Of fer ing 
 
 Of fi cer 
 
 Of fi cious 
 
 Om in ous 
 
 Op er ate 
 
 6k-ta'-v6 
 
 6k'-ku-lar 
 
 o'-je-iis 
 
 o'-diir-us 
 
 6f-fen'-siv 
 
 6f'-f iir-ring 
 
 Sf'-fe-siir 
 
 6f-f ish'-iis 
 
 6m'-min-us 
 
 6p'-per-ate 
 
 Oph thai mic 6p-<Aal'-mtk 
 Op pres sion 6p-presh'-un 
 
 O pi urn 
 Op ti cian 
 Op po nent 
 Op por tune 
 Op u lent 
 Or a tor 
 Or ches tra 
 O re ent 
 Or i gin 
 Or tho dox 
 
 o-pe-um 
 op-tish'-iin 
 6p-p6'-nent 
 ■6p-p6r-tune' 
 6p'-pu-lent 
 6r'-ra-tiir 
 6r-kes'-tra 
 o'-re-ent 
 or'-re-jin 
 6r'-</t6-d6ks 
 
 Out ra geous OMt-ra'-jiis 
 
 O ver plus o'-viir-pliis 
 
 O ver ture o'-vcr-tshure 
 
 Pa ci fy pas'-se-f 1 
 
 Pa geant ry pad'-jiin-tre 
 
 Pal li ate pal'-le-ate 
 
 rui pa Die pai-pa-bl 
 
 Pal pi tate pal'-pe-tate 
 
 Par a ble par'-a-bl 
 
 Par a graph p&r'-ra-graf 
 
 n. 
 
 71. 
 
 a, 
 n, 
 
 V. a. 
 n, 
 n, 
 a, 
 n, 
 a, 
 a, 
 n, 
 n, 
 n. 
 a, 
 a, 
 
 V. n, 
 a, 
 n, 
 n, 
 n, 
 n, 
 a.« 
 a, 
 n. 
 n, 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 a. 
 
 71. 
 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 
 n. 
 V. a, 
 
 a, 
 V. n, 
 
 71. 
 
 n. 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 an impediment, 
 the act of obtruding, 
 evident. 
 
 a casual exigence. 
 
 to possess. 
 
 an accidental event. , 
 
 a figure of eight sitJos. 
 
 eight leaves in a sheet. 
 
 known by the eye. 
 
 hateful. 
 
 fragrant. 
 
 causing anger. 
 
 a sacrifice. 
 
 a man in ofiice. 
 
 kind, over forward. 
 
 foreboding. 
 
 to act. • 
 
 relating to the eye. 
 
 the act of oppressing. 
 
 a sleeping draught. 
 
 one skilled in optics. 
 
 one wh() opposes. 
 
 seasonable. 
 
 rich, wealthy. 
 
 an eloquent speaker. 
 
 place for musicians. 
 
 the east. 
 
 beginning, 
 sound in opinion . 
 violent, furious, 
 surplus, remainder, 
 opening, proposal, 
 to appease, 
 pomp, show, 
 to cover v/ith excuse, 
 what may be felt, 
 to beat as the heart, 
 a comparison, 
 a distinct part of a discourse. 
 
48 
 
 Pronouncing and ExpLANATOsr Vocabulary. 
 
 KEif.— Fate, f&t f&r, fall,— me, met—pine. pKn— no, n6t, 
 
 Words, Sounds, 
 
 Par a dise pdr'-ra-dise 
 Par a mount par'-a-mownt 
 Par a phrase pat'-ra-fraze 
 Par a pet par'-ra-p^t 
 Par a site par'-a-slte 
 Par a sol pdr'-ra-sole 
 Par i ty par'-re-te 
 
 Par lia ment pai'-le-mdnt 
 Pas sen ger pSs'-sin-jur 
 Pas to ral p^s'-tur-ai 
 Pas tur age pas'-tsiiu-radje 
 Pa ter nal pa-ter'-nal 
 Pa thet ic pa-«Aet'-tik 
 Pa tri ot pa'-tre-iit 
 Pat ro nise pat'-tro-nfze 
 Peace a ble pese'-a-bl 
 Peas an try pez'-zan-tre 
 Ped i gree p^d'-de-gre 
 pcl-lu'-sid 
 pen'-nal-te 
 pen'-ne-tr£^te 
 pen'-ta-g5n 
 
 Pel lu cid 
 Pen al ty 
 Pen e trate 
 Pen ta gon 
 
 Pen ta teuch pen'-ta-tuke 
 
 Pen te cost pen'-te-kosto 
 
 Pen u ry pen'-nu-re 
 
 Per di tion per-dish'-iin 
 
 Per fee tion per-fek'-shiin 
 
 Per fi dy per'-fe-de 
 
 Per fo rate per'-fo-rate 
 
 ^Per il ous per'-ril-us 
 
 Per ju ry per'-ju-re 
 
 Per ma nent per'-ma-nent 
 
 Per mis sion per-misii'-un 
 
 Per ni cious p^r-nish-iis 
 
 Per pe trate per'-pe-trate 
 
 l*er qui site per'-kwiz-it 
 
 l^y^** 0^% w^^ ««^^ 
 
 X x^i ou vex ;3 
 
 Per ti nent 
 
 Pes ti lence p^'-te-l^nse 
 
 jjci-sc-vcru 
 
 per'-te^nent 
 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n, 
 n. 
 n, 
 n, 
 w. 
 a. 
 n. 
 a, 
 a. 
 n, 
 V. a. 
 a, 
 n, 
 n. 
 a. 
 u. 
 V a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n, 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 • 
 
 n. 
 V. a. 
 
 a. 
 
 n, 
 
 a, 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 V. a, 
 
 71' 
 
 V, n, 
 a, 
 n. 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 a place of felicity. 
 
 superior, 
 an explanation. 
 
 a wall breast high. 
 
 a flatterer. 
 
 a small umbrella. 
 
 equality. 
 
 assembly of legislators, 
 
 a traveler. 
 
 rural. 
 
 pasture ground. 
 
 fatherly. 
 
 affecting the passions. 
 
 a lover of his country. 
 
 to protect. 
 
 quiet. , 
 
 country people. 
 
 genealogy, 
 
 clear, transparent. 
 
 punishment ; a fine. 
 
 to pierce. 
 
 a figure of five sides. 
 
 the five books of Moses. 
 
 a feast among the Jews. 
 
 poverty, indigence. 
 
 destruction. 
 
 supreme excellence. 
 
 treachery. 
 
 to bore. 
 
 dangerous. 
 
 a false oath. 
 
 durable. 
 
 allowance, 
 
 destructive. 
 
 to commit an ill act. 
 
 something more than wages. 
 
 to pursue steadily. 
 
 just to the purpose. 
 
 the plague. 
 
 Words 
 
 Pet u \i 
 
 Phleg 1 
 
 Phy si 
 
 Pic tur 
 
 Pit e o 
 
 Plan ta 
 
 Piau si 
 
 Plen a ] 
 
 Plen i t 
 
 Pli a b 
 
 Pol i cj 
 
 Pol i tic 
 
 Pol y g( 
 
 Pome gj 
 
 Pon der 
 
 Por ta b 
 
 Port ma 
 
 Pos i tiv 
 
 Pre am 
 
 Pre ciu 
 
 Pre c :p 
 
 Pre ci pi 
 
 Pre die 
 
 Pre fer I 
 
 Preju di 
 
 Pre mi u 
 
 Pre ma i 
 
 Pre sum] 
 
 Pre ten j 
 
 Prev a k 
 
 Pre ven i 
 
 Pre vi oil 
 
 Pri ma r; 
 
 Priv i leg 
 
 Pro ba b 
 
 Prob i ty 
 
 Vtq di gi( 
 
 Pro due t 
 
Part I.— Section HI.— Trisyllables. 
 
 40 
 
 j;oiwn6vc^tube, tub, mil,~oil,~pcmnd,~Min, thjs. 
 
 Words. 
 
 Pet u lant 
 Phleg mat ic 
 Phy si cian 
 Pic tur esque 
 Pit e 0U8 
 Plan ta tion 
 Piau si bie 
 Plen a ry 
 Plen i ludo 
 Pli a ble 
 Pol i cy 
 Pol i tics 
 Pol y gon 
 Pome gran ate 
 Pon der ous 
 Por ta ble 
 Port man teau 
 Pos i tive 
 Pre am bio 
 Pre C1U tion 
 Pre c :p tor 
 Pre ci pice 
 
 Pre die tion 
 
 Pre fer ment 
 
 Preju dice 
 
 Pre mi um 
 
 Pre ma lure 
 
 Pre sump tion 
 
 Pre ten sion 
 
 Prev a lent 
 
 Pre ven tivc 
 
 Pre vi ous 
 
 Pri ma ry 
 
 Priv i lege 
 
 Pro ba ble 
 
 Prob i ty 
 
 t'ro di gious 
 
 Pro due tive 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 p^«'-tshu-iant 
 fleg'-ma-t!k 
 
 fe-zish'-^n n. 
 
 plk-tshiir-esk' a. 
 
 pitsh'-e-iis a. 
 
 plan-ta'-shiin n. 
 
 plaw'-ze-bl a. 
 
 pltJn'-ii-je a. 
 
 p!en'-ne-tude n. 
 
 pli'-a-bl a. 
 
 pdl'-lu-se n. 
 
 pfil'-lc-tiks «. 
 
 p6r-Ie-g6n n. 
 
 piim-gran'-niit n, 
 
 p5n'-dur-ii3 «. 
 
 por'-ta-bl a. 
 
 p6rt-man'-t6 n. 
 
 p6z'-ze-!iv a. 
 
 prc'-iim-bl ri. 
 
 pre-kaw'-shiin n. 
 
 pre-sep'-tiir n. 
 
 pres'-se-pH n. 
 
 pre-dik'-shiin n. 
 
 pre-fer'-ment n. 
 
 pred'-jA-dis n. 
 
 pre'-me-iim n. 
 
 pre-ma-ture' a. 
 
 pre-zum'-shiin n. 
 
 pre-ten'-shiin n. 
 
 prev'-va-lent n. 
 
 pre-vent'-iv «. 
 
 pre'-ve-iis a. 
 
 pri'-ma-re a. 
 
 priv'-ve-!idje n. 
 
 prob'-ba-bl a 
 
 pr6b'-e-te «. 
 
 pro-did'-jiis a. 
 
 pro-diik'-iiv a. 
 
 Meanings, 
 a, saucy, perverse. 
 a, abounding in phlegm. 
 «- doctor of medicine, 
 romantic scenery. 
 
 exciting pity, tender. 
 
 a place planted. 
 
 specious. 
 
 fcill, complete. 
 
 fullness, completeness. 
 
 easily bent, flexible. 
 
 the art of government. 
 
 the science of government. 
 
 a figure of many angles, 
 
 a tree,--or its fruit. 
 
 heavy. 
 
 easily carried. 
 
 a traveling bag. 
 
 confident. 
 
 preface. 
 
 caution beforehand. 
 
 a tehcher. 
 
 a very steep' place. 
 
 a prophecy. 
 
 advancement. 
 
 prepossession. 
 
 a reward, a prize. 
 
 too early. 
 
 belief without proof. 
 
 claim true or false. 
 
 having power, common. 
 
 a preservative. 
 
 going before, prior. 
 
 first, principal. 
 
 peculiar advantage, 
 likeiv. 
 
 honest^, 
 
 amazing, astonishing, 
 fertile, efficient. 
 
50 
 
 1 1 
 
 PaONOVMCUNO AMD EzPLANATOBY VoCABOLARY. 
 
 Key.^Fate, f&t, far, f&ll,~mg, mftt— p ine, pin— no, nfit, 
 
 Words, 
 
 Pro fi cient 
 Pro pi tioue 
 Pro vin cial 
 Pru den tial 
 Pul ver ise 
 Punc til ious 
 Quack e ry 
 Quad ran g)e 
 Qua drat ic 
 Quad ru ped 
 Quad ru pie 
 Qual i iy 
 Quali ty 
 Quan ti ty 
 Quarrel some 
 Quar ran tine 
 Quar ter ly 
 Quench a ble 
 Qucr u Ious 
 Quick sil ver 
 Qui es cent 
 Qui et ness 
 Quin tu pie 
 Ra di ant 
 Ra di ate 
 Ra di us 
 Rail le ry 
 Ram i fy 
 Rap tu reus 
 Ra re fy 
 Rasp ber ry 
 Rat i fy 
 Rati 
 Ra tion al 
 Raven ous 
 Re ad mit 
 Re al izs 
 Re cep tiwi 
 Re ci pe 
 
 Sounds* 
 
 pro-flsh'-dnt n. 
 pro-pteh'-iis a, 
 prd-vln'-shftl a. 
 pr6-d^n'-8hftl a. 
 pul'-viJr-ize v,n* 
 piingk.tKl'-yiis a. 
 kwak'-kiir-e n. 
 kw6d'-rang-gl n. 
 kwA-drdt'-ik a. 
 kw6d'-dru-ped n. 
 kw5d'-dru-pl a. 
 kw6l'.-le-fi v,a, 
 kw6l'-le-te w. 
 kw6n'-te-te «. 
 kwdr'-ril-siim a, 
 kw6r-ra.n-ten' n. 
 kwor'-tur-le ad. 
 kw^nsh'-a-bl a. 
 kw^r'-ru-liis a. 
 kwik'-sil-viir n. 
 kwi-^s'-s^nt a. 
 kwi'-6t-n6s n. 
 kwin'-tu-pl a. 
 ra'-de-ant a. 
 
 ra'-de-ate v.n, 
 ra'-de-iis n. 
 
 ral'-l^r-e n. 
 
 ram'-me-fi v.a. 
 r&p'-tshur-iis a. 
 ra'-re-fi v.a. 
 
 rasp'-ber-e n. 
 rat'-te-fi v.a. 
 ra'-she-6 a. 
 
 rftsh'-iin-il n. 
 rSlv'-vn-us a. 
 
 fe-ad-mit' v.a. 
 
 <^«u> 
 
 re-sep'-shiin n. 
 r^s'-se-pe n. 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 well instructed. 
 
 kind, favorable. 
 
 relating to a province. 
 
 wise, prudent. 
 
 to reduce to powder* 
 
 nice, exact. 
 
 mean acts in physic. 
 
 a square. 
 
 belonging to a square. 
 
 a four-iegged animal. 
 
 fourfold. 
 
 to fit for any thing, 
 
 character, rank. 
 
 weight or measure, 
 
 easily irritated. 
 
 forty days. 
 
 once in a quarter. 
 
 what may be quenched. 
 
 habitually complaining. 
 
 a mineral, mercury. 
 
 resting, 
 
 peace, calmness. 
 
 fivefold. 
 
 shining, emiting rays. 
 
 to shine. 
 
 semi-diameter. 
 
 slight satire. 
 
 to separate into branches. 
 
 ecstatic, transporting. 
 
 to make thin. 
 
 a kind of fruit. 
 
 to confirm. 
 
 proportion. 
 
 having reason. 
 
 voracious. 
 
 to let in again. 
 
 tn K.:«««. ;„._ 1 — : -t 
 
 the act of receiving, 
 a medical prescription. 
 
Part I.— Sbctiow III. — Tfti«YLLAm.ia. 
 
 51 
 
 nor, mdvo,— tube, liSb, f6llr-<»1,— p«*nd,—(*in, this. 
 
 Words, 
 
 Ro ci tal 
 Rec og nise 
 Rec ol lect 
 Rec om mend 
 Rec oncile 
 Re GOV er 
 Rec re ate 
 Rec ti fy 
 Rec ti tude 
 Re demp tion 
 Re due tion 
 Re dun dance 
 Re en force 
 Ref cr ence 
 Re ful gent 
 Re gard less 
 Re gi cide 
 Reg u lar 
 Reg u late 
 Re im burse 
 Re lin quish 
 Re luc tant 
 l^ mis sion 
 Ren dez vous 
 Ren o vate 
 Rep ar tee 
 Re pent ance 
 Re plen ish 
 Rep re sent 
 Rep ri mand 
 Re pri sal 
 Re preach, ful 
 Rep ro bate 
 Re public 
 Re pug nant 
 Re qui site 
 Re qui tal 
 Re seni blance 
 Re sent ment 
 
 SauntU, 
 
 re-sit'-fti 
 
 rcik'-kfig-nizo 
 
 r6k-k6l-l^kt' 
 
 rdk-kdm-m^nd' 
 
 r(5k'-kdn-site 
 
 re-kiiv'-iir 
 
 rek'-kre-ate 
 
 rek'-te-fi 
 
 rek'-te-tude 
 
 re-ddm'-shiin 
 
 re-diik'-shiin 
 
 re-diin'-diinse 
 
 re-en-f6rse' 
 
 ref-fer-ense 
 
 re-fiil'-j^nt 
 
 re-gard'-less 
 
 red'-je-side 
 
 reg'-u-ldr 
 
 reg'-u-late 
 
 re-im-burse' 
 
 re-ling'-kwish 
 
 re-liik'-tknt 
 
 re-mish'-iin 
 
 ren-de-vdz' 
 
 ren'-no-vato 
 
 rep-par-te' 
 
 re-pent'-anse 
 
 re-plen'-nish 
 
 rep-pre-zem' 
 
 rep-pre-mand' 
 
 re-pri'-zdl 
 
 re-protsh'-fiil 
 
 rep'-pro-bate 
 
 re-piib'-llk 
 
 re-piig'-nSLnt 
 
 rek'-we-zKt 
 
 re-kwi-tftl 
 
 re-z6m'-blanse 
 
 re-zent'-ment 
 
 
 Meaninga* 
 
 ■ 
 
 n. 
 
 rehearsal. 
 
 H 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to acknowledge. 
 
 H 
 
 v,a. 
 
 to recover to memory. 
 
 H 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to praise to another. 
 
 ^M 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to restore to favor. 
 
 ^M 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to restore from sickness. 
 
 H 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to amuso. 
 
 ^M 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to make right. 
 
 H 
 
 n. 
 
 uprightness. 
 
 ^1 
 
 n. 
 
 ransom, release. 
 
 ^M 
 
 n. 
 
 the act of reducing. 
 
 H 
 
 n. 
 
 superfluity. 
 
 H 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to strengthen. 
 
 ^M 
 
 n. 
 
 relation, allusion to. 
 
 ^M 
 
 a. 
 
 bright. 
 
 H 
 
 a. 
 
 heedless, careless. 
 
 ^M 
 
 n. 
 
 murder of a king. 
 
 ^1 
 
 a. 
 
 agreeable to rule. 
 
 H 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to adjust, to direct. 
 
 H 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to repay. 
 
 1 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to abandon, to quit. 
 
 ^M 
 
 a. 
 
 unwilling. 
 
 H 
 
 n. 
 
 abatement. 
 
 H 
 
 n. 
 
 meeting appointed. 
 
 H 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to renew. 
 
 ^M 
 
 n. 
 
 smart reply. 
 
 ^M 
 
 n. 
 
 change of mind, penitence. 
 
 H 
 
 v.n. 
 
 to fill. 
 
 ^M 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to exhibit, to describe. 
 
 H 
 
 VM, 
 
 to reprove. * 
 
 H 
 
 n. 
 
 a seizure in retaliation. 
 
 ^M 
 
 a. 
 
 scurrilous, vile. 
 
 ^1 
 
 a. 
 
 lost to virtue. 
 
 1 
 
 ». 
 
 a commonwealth. 
 
 H 
 
 a» 
 
 contrary. 
 
 H 
 
 a. 
 
 necessary. 
 
 ^1 
 
 n. 
 
 a reward. 
 
 Hi 
 
 91. 
 
 likeness, similitude. 
 
 H 
 
 |n. 
 
 deep sense of injury. 
 
 ^^1 
 
52 
 
 PrONOUNCIWG AMD EXPLANATORY VOCABULARY. 
 
 Key.— Fate fat, far, fail,— me, m^t,— pine, pin,— no, ndt, 
 
 Words 
 
 lies er voir 
 Res i dence 
 Res i due 
 Re sist ance 
 Res o lute 
 Re spect ful 
 Re splen dent 
 Re siric tion 
 Ret i nue 
 Re lire ment 
 Rev e nue 
 Rev er ence 
 Re VI sal 
 Ret to grade 
 Ret o ric 
 Rheu ma ti$m 
 Righ te ous 
 Ri ot ous 
 Riv u let 
 Ris i ble 
 Rose ma ry 
 Roy al ty 
 Ru mi nate 
 Sac ra ment 
 oac ri fice 
 Sa ga cious 
 Salt po tre 
 Sane ti (y 
 Sane ti ty 
 Sar do nyx 
 Sa li ate 
 Sat ir ist 
 Sat is fy 
 Scan da lous 
 Scar i fv 
 Seep ti cal 
 Scho las tic 
 Scor bu tio 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 rez-er-vw6r' 
 
 rez'-e-dense 
 
 rez'-ze-du 
 
 re-zist'-ance 
 
 rez'-6-lute 
 
 re-ip6kt'.fiil 
 
 re-spl^a'-dent 
 
 re-strKk'-shiin 
 
 rei'-e-nu 
 
 re-tire'-ment 
 
 rev'-e-nu 
 
 rtJv'-er-ense 
 
 re-vi-zdl 
 
 ret'-tro-grade 
 
 ret'-to-rik 
 
 r6'-ma-ijzm 
 
 ri'-tshe-iia 
 
 rt-iit-iis 
 
 riv'-u-let 
 
 riz'-e-bl 
 
 roze'-ma-re 
 
 roj'-dl-te 
 
 r6'-me-nate 
 
 sak'-krii-ment 
 
 sak'-kre-fize 
 
 sa-ga'-shiis 
 
 salt-pe'-tiir 
 
 sangk'-te-fi 
 
 sangk'-te-te 
 
 sar'-do-niks 
 
 sa'-she-ate 
 
 sat'-tur-i3t 
 
 s^t'-lis-fl 
 
 skan'-da-liis 
 
 skar'-re-f 1 
 
 skep'-le-kal 
 
 sko-las'-tik 
 
 skor-bij'-tik 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 a. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 7t. 
 
 n. 
 
 R. 
 
 a, 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 a. 
 
 71. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 v.n. 
 
 n, 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 n» 
 v.a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n, 
 v.a. 
 
 n. 
 V a. 
 
 a. 
 
 I'sfls 
 
 a. 
 a' 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 a place for water. 
 
 place of abode. 
 
 the remaining part. 
 
 opposition. 
 
 firm,^determined. 
 
 civil, ceremonious. 
 
 bright, shining. 
 
 limitation. 
 
 train of attendants. 
 
 private abode. 
 
 income, annual profits. 
 
 veneration. 
 
 review, reexamination. 
 
 going backwards. 
 
 power of persuasion. 
 
 pain from acrid humors, 
 
 just, honest, virtuous. 
 
 noisy, tumultuous. 
 
 a small river. 
 
 exciting laughter. 
 
 a plant. 
 
 state of a king. 
 
 to muse, to chew the cud. 
 
 a holy ordinance. 
 
 an otiering. 
 
 quick of thought 
 
 nitre. 
 
 to make holy. 
 
 holiness, goodness. 
 
 a precioup ^tone. 
 
 to fill, to pall. 
 
 one who writes satires. 
 
 to content. 
 
 disgraceful. 
 
 \r\ \t\r\cct 
 
 doubting, disbelieving, 
 pertaining to the school, 
 diseased with the scurvej. 
 
 
PABt I.— SBCTION III. — TSISTLLADLES. 
 
 53 
 
 nor, mdvcs — tube, tiib, fAlI, — oil, — pcmnd, — ^io, thIs. 
 
 Wards, 
 
 Scor pi on 
 Scru pu lous 
 Scru ti ny 
 Sec u lar 
 Se di tious 
 Sed u lous 
 Sen a tor 
 Sen sa tion 
 Sen si ble 
 Sen sa a4 
 Sen ten ttous 
 Sen ti <ment 
 Sen ti nel 
 Sep ar ate 
 Sep ul chre 
 Ser a phim 
 Sic a more 
 Sig nal ize 
 Sig na ture 
 Sig ni fy 
 Sim i le 
 Sim pie ton 
 Slov en ly 
 Sol e cism 
 So U cit 
 Sol i tude 
 So lu tion 
 So no rous 
 Soph is try 
 Spe ci men * 
 Sov er eign 
 Spec ta cle 
 Spec ta tor 
 Spec u late 
 
 SnHer 1 p.al 
 J- - _ 
 
 Spu ri ous 
 Stam i na 
 Stim \x late 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 skor'-pe-un 
 
 8kr6'-pu-lu3 
 
 «kr6'-te-ne 
 
 s-^k'-ku-liir 
 
 se-dish'«-iis 
 
 sed'-u-liis 
 
 sen'-ni-tiir 
 
 sen'sa-shiin 
 
 s^n'-se-bl 
 
 s<»^n'-shu-^l 
 
 sen-len'-shiis 
 
 sen'-le-ment 
 
 sdn'-te-nel 
 
 sep'-par-ate 
 
 s^p'-pUl-kiir 
 
 ser'-r^-fim 
 
 slk'-a-more 
 
 big'-na!-ize 
 
 sig'-na-ture 
 
 sig'-ne-f i 
 
 sim'-e-lc 
 
 sim'-pl-tun 
 
 sliiv'-v^n-le 
 
 sol'-e-slzm 
 
 s6-l!s'-sit 
 
 sbl'-le-tude 
 
 so-lu'-shiin 
 
 s6-n6'-riis 
 
 s5f'-fts-tre 
 
 sp6s'-se-men 
 
 sUv'-er-in 
 
 spek'-t^-kl 
 
 spek-ta'-tiir 
 
 sp^k'-ku-late 
 
 sfe r'-r€(-kS.l 
 
 spu'-re-iis 
 
 stSLm'-Kn-ft 
 
 st!m'-mu-late 
 
 ft. 
 a, 
 ft. 
 a* 
 a, 
 a, 
 n, 
 n, 
 u, 
 u. 
 
 41, 
 
 n, 
 
 n, 
 
 « a, 
 
 ». 
 
 91. 
 
 n. 
 
 v.a, 
 n, 
 
 v.a, 
 n. 
 n. 
 a, 
 n. 
 
 v.a, 
 n. 
 ■a., 
 a, 
 n. 
 n, 
 a, 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 v.a, 
 a^ 
 a, 
 n, 
 
 v.a. 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 avenemous reptile, 
 nicely doubtful, 
 inquiry, search, 
 relating to busmess. 
 factious with tumult, 
 diligent. 
 
 one of the senate, 
 perception by the senses, 
 wise, judicious, 
 carnal, fleshly, 
 short and pithy, 
 thought. 
 
 one who keeps guard, 
 to divide. 
 , a grave, u tomb, 
 one order of angels, 
 a tree with a broad leaf, 
 to make eminent, 
 a mark, a name, 
 to mean, to express, 
 a comparison, 
 a silly person, 
 negligent of dress, (Sec,. 
 impropriety in speech, 
 to entreat* 
 lonely life, 
 something dissolved, 
 loud, or high sounding, 
 deceitful, reasoning, 
 a sample, 
 supreme in power* 
 a show, a sight. 
 a looker on. 
 to consider attentively. 
 
 round- olobiilar. 
 
 not genuine, 
 first principles, 
 to exc'te. 
 
54 i*EON<WNeiIfG' AND 
 
 MxPtA^A^dil^ VOCABULAEY. 
 
 
 |[ KEY.— Fate, f&t, f«r, fall,- 
 
 — m§, 
 
 m^t,-^pine, pfe,-^no,. ndt, 
 
 
 H Words. 
 
 Sounds 
 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 Word 
 
 1 Slip u late 
 
 stlp'-pu-lSte 
 
 v%n. 
 
 to bargain. 
 
 Temp 
 
 1 Strat a gem 
 
 6tra,t'-ta-j6m 
 
 n. 
 
 an artifice, a trick. 
 
 Ten £ 
 
 W' Straw ber ry 
 
 str^w'~ber-p© 
 
 n. 
 
 a delicious fruit. 
 
 Te n£ 
 
 j ' Stren u ous 
 
 str^n'-u-iis' 
 
 a. 
 
 brave, bold, active. 
 
 Ten c 
 
 Stu di ous 
 
 stu'-d€-ii« 
 
 a. 
 
 given to study. 
 
 Ten ( 
 
 1 Stu pen dous 
 
 stu-p6n'-du9 
 
 a. 
 
 wonderful, amazing. 
 
 Ter r 
 
 1 Sub ju gate 
 
 sub'-ju-gate 
 
 T>.a. 
 
 to conquer, to subdue. 
 
 Ter r 
 
 Sub se quent 
 
 siib'-se-kwent 
 
 a. 
 
 following, in train, || Ter r 
 
 Sub Stan tial 
 
 siib-st&n'-shal 
 
 a. 
 
 real, solid. 
 
 Ter r 
 
 Sub ver sion 
 
 siib-v^r'-shiin 
 
 n. 
 
 overthrow, ruin. 
 
 Ter r 
 
 Sub sli tute 
 
 siib'-ste-tute 
 
 n. 
 
 a deputy. 
 
 Tes ti 
 
 Sub ter fuge 
 
 siib'-ter-fudje 
 
 n. 
 
 a shift, an evasion* 
 
 Tes tj 
 
 Sue ces sor 
 
 siik'-ses-sur 
 
 n. 
 
 one that follows. 
 
 Tes a 
 
 1 Suf fi cient 
 
 siif-fish'-ent 
 
 a. 
 
 enough. . 
 
 Tes t] 
 
 I Suf fo cate 
 
 suf'-fo-kate 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to smother, to choke. 
 
 The a 
 
 1 ^"g g^s tion 
 
 siig-jes'-tshiin 
 
 n. 
 
 private hint. 
 
 The 
 
 1 Su i cide 
 
 su'-e-side 
 
 n. 
 
 self-murder. 
 
 Tim c 
 
 Sum ma ry 
 
 sum'-ma-re 
 
 a. 
 
 short, compendious. 
 
 To ba 
 
 Su per sede 
 
 su-per-sede' 
 
 U.flti 
 
 to set aside. 
 
 To ge 
 
 Sur ger y 
 
 siir'-jer-e 
 
 n. 
 
 operations of a surgeon. 
 
 Tol ei 
 
 Sur vey or 
 
 siir-va iir 
 
 n. 
 
 a land measurer. 
 
 Top i 
 
 Syc phant 
 
 sik'-6-fant 
 
 w. 
 
 a flatterer. 
 
 Trac 
 
 i Sym me try 
 
 sim'-me-tre 
 
 11, 
 
 proportion, harmony. 
 
 Trai t 
 
 1 Sym pa thy 
 
 sim'-pa-</i6 
 
 n. 
 
 fellow-feeling. 
 
 Trans 
 
 Sym pho ny 
 
 sim'-fo-n§ 
 
 n. 
 
 harmony of sounds. • 
 
 Trans 
 
 Syn a gogue 
 
 sm -a-gog 
 
 n. 
 
 Jews' place of worship. 
 
 Trans 
 
 Sy nop sis 
 
 se-n6p'-sis 
 
 n. 
 
 a general view. 
 
 Tran 
 
 Ta cit ly 
 
 tas'-it-le 
 
 ad. 
 
 silently. 
 
 Tran 
 
 Talk a tive 
 
 tawk'-a-tiv 
 
 a. 
 
 full of talk. 
 
 Tran 
 
 Tam a rind 
 
 tam'-ma-rind 
 
 n. 
 
 an acid fruit. 
 
 Trans 
 
 Tan gi ble 
 
 t^n'-je-bl 
 
 a. 
 
 perceptible by the touch. 
 
 Treacl 
 
 Tan ta lize 
 
 tdn'-td-lize 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to tease with false hopes. 
 
 Tre m 
 
 Tant a mount tSnt'-a-moMnt 
 
 n. 
 
 equivalent. 
 
 Trem 
 
 Tech ni cal 
 
 tek'-ne-kai 
 
 a. 
 
 belonging to arts. 
 
 Tri bu 
 
 Te di ous 
 
 te'-de-iis 
 
 a. 
 
 tiresome. 
 
 True 
 
 Tem per ate 
 
 tem'-per-ate 
 
 a. 
 
 moderate. 
 
 Tu be 
 
 ' Tern po ral 
 
 tem'-po-rftl 
 
 a. 
 
 measured by time. 
 
 Tu i t 
 
 Tern po rize 
 
 • 
 
 t6m'-p6-rii© 
 
 v.n. 
 
 to delay. 
 
 Tur bi 
 
Pabt I.. — Section III. — Twsyli^ablb*' 
 
 d5 
 
 nor, mAve, — tube, tub, fiiil, — oil, — poitnd,— /Ain, thIs. 
 
 Words. 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 
 Temp ta tion 
 
 tem-ta'-shun 
 
 ^* 
 
 Ten a ble 
 
 ten'-a-bl 
 
 a. 
 
 Te na cious 
 
 te-Da'-shiis 
 
 a. 
 
 Ten den cy 
 
 ten'-den-se 
 
 n. 
 
 Ten e raent 
 
 ten'-e-raent 
 
 n. 
 
 Ter ma gant 
 
 ter'-ma-gant 
 
 n. 
 
 Ter mi nate 
 
 ter'-me-nate 
 
 v.a. 
 
 Ter ri ble 
 
 ter'-re-bl 
 
 . a. 
 
 Ter rif ic 
 
 ter-rif'-fik 
 
 a. 
 
 Ter ri fy 
 
 ter'-re-fi 
 
 v,a. 
 
 Tes ta cious 
 
 tes-ta'-shiis 
 
 a. 
 
 Tes ta ment 
 
 tes'-ta-ment 
 
 n. 
 
 Tes ta tor 
 
 tes-ta'-tiir 
 
 n. 
 
 Tes ti fy 
 
 tes'-te.fi 
 
 v.a. 
 
 The a tre 
 
 the-^-tiit 
 
 n. 
 
 The ry 
 
 ihe'-o-ie 
 
 n. 
 
 Tim or ous 
 
 tim'-iir-iis 
 
 a. 
 
 To bac CO 
 
 to-bak'-ko 
 
 n. 
 
 To geth er 
 
 to-gCTH'-iir 
 
 ad. 
 
 Tol er ate 
 
 tol'-iir-ate 
 
 v.a. 
 
 Top i cal 
 
 t6p'.e-kal 
 
 a. 
 
 Trac ta ble 
 
 trak'-ta-bl 
 
 a. 
 
 Trai tor ous 
 
 tra-tiir-iis 
 
 a. 
 
 Trans fig ure 
 
 trans-fig'-yure 
 
 v.a. 
 
 Trans gres sion 
 
 trans-gresh'-iin 
 
 n. 
 
 Trans ma rine 
 
 trans-ma-ren' 
 
 a. 
 
 Tran si ent 
 
 tran'-she-ent 
 
 a. 
 
 Tran si tion 
 
 tran-sizh'-iin 
 
 n. 
 
 Tran sla tion 
 
 tran-sla'-shiin 
 
 n. 
 
 Trans pa rent 
 
 trans-pa'-rent 
 
 a. 
 
 Treach er ous 
 
 tretsh'-er-iis 
 
 a. 
 
 Tre men dous 
 
 tre-men'-diis 
 
 a. 
 
 Trem u lous 
 
 trem'-u-lus 
 
 a. 
 
 Tri bu nal 
 
 tri-bu'-nal 
 
 n. 
 
 True heart ed 
 
 tr6-hart'-dd 
 
 a. 
 
 Tu ber cl© 
 
 tu'^b^r-kl 
 
 n. 
 
 Tu i tion 
 
 tu-ish-un 
 
 n. 
 
 Tur bu lent 
 
 tiir'-bu-lenl 
 
 a. 
 
 Meaning^ 
 
 the act of tempting. 
 
 what may be holden. 
 
 inclined to hold h&U 
 
 direction, drift. 
 
 a dwelling house. 
 
 a scolding woman* 
 
 to bound, to. end. 
 
 dreadful. 
 
 causing terror. 
 
 to fright. 
 
 consisting of shells. 
 
 a will, the Bible. 
 
 one who leaves a will, 
 
 to witness. 
 
 a play-house. 
 
 speculation.. 
 
 fearful, not bold. 
 
 a plant for smoking. 
 
 in company. 
 
 to permit. 
 
 local. 
 
 manageable, docile. 
 
 treacherous, wicked. 
 
 to transform. 
 
 crime, fault. 
 
 found beyond sea. 
 
 momentary. 
 
 passage over. 
 
 aversion, a removal. 
 
 clear,, pellucid. 
 
 faithless, perfidious. 
 
 dreadful, horrible. 
 
 trembling. 
 
 the. seat of a judge. 
 
 honest, faithful. 
 
 a small swelling. 
 
 instruetionik 
 
 tumultuous^ 
 
m 
 
 pRO»OttXCm» AND EiaAMAtORY VoCABUtAaY. 
 
 ^BY^^-Fate, f&t, far, f&n,-n»e. m^t--pin^r^ii;;i:;;r7^ 
 
 Words, 
 
 Jur pen tine 
 Tur pi tude 
 Tu te lage 
 Typ i cai 
 Typ i fy 
 Tyr an ny 
 Ul cer 0U3 
 Ul ti mate 
 Um brel la 
 Un a wares 
 Un bos om 
 Unc tu ous 
 Un der go 
 Un der hand 
 Un der mine 
 Un der stand 
 Un der take 
 Un feign ed 
 U ni form 
 U ni ty 
 U ni verse 
 Un mind ful 
 Un po lite 
 Un wor thy 
 Up per most 
 U su al 
 U surp er 
 Ut ter anco 
 Va can cy 
 Va ca tion 
 Vac u um 
 Vag a bond 
 Va ga ry 
 Va! i ant 
 Van i ty 
 Va ri ance 
 Vas sal age 
 Ve ge tate 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 tiir'-pgn-tine 
 
 tiir'-pe-tude 
 
 tu'-te-lftdje 
 
 t!p'-e-kai 
 
 ttp'-e-fi 
 
 tir'-rdn-'^ 
 
 ur-siir-iis 
 
 iir-te-mat 
 
 um-brcjl'-la 
 
 lin-^-warz' 
 
 flm-biiz-iim 
 
 tiag''-tshii*uH 
 
 iin-diir-go' 
 
 iin-diir*hand' 
 
 iin-diir'-mine' 
 
 iin-diir-stand' 
 
 iin'-diir-take' 
 
 un-fand' 
 
 yu'-nfi^form 
 
 yu'-ne-te 
 
 yu'-ne-v($rse 
 
 iin-mlnd'-fill 
 
 iin-p6-lite' 
 
 iin-wiir'*THe 
 
 iip'-piir'most 
 yfl'zhfi-ai 
 
 yG-ziirp'-iir 
 iit'-tiir.anse 
 
 va'-kan-se 
 
 vS-ka'-shiin 
 
 vak'-u-um 
 
 Vftg'-a-b6nd 
 
 v&*ga'-re 
 
 vai'-yant 
 
 vftn'-e-te 
 
 vsL'-re-ftnse 
 
 vis'-sai-aje 
 
 v6d'-je-tate 
 
 n, 
 n, 
 n, 
 a, 
 
 v.a, 
 n. 
 a, 
 a, 
 n. 
 
 ad, 
 
 v.a. 
 a, 
 
 v.a, 
 
 ad, 
 
 v.a. 
 
 v.a. 
 
 v.a. 
 
 a, 
 
 a, 
 
 n. 
 
 n, 
 
 a, 
 
 a, 
 
 a, 
 
 a, 
 
 a, 
 
 n, 
 
 n, 
 
 n, 
 
 n, 
 
 n, 
 
 n, 
 
 n. 
 
 a, 
 
 n. 
 
 mm 
 
 n. 
 v.n. 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 the gum of the pine. 
 
 inherent vileness. 
 
 guardianship. 
 
 emblematical. 
 
 to show in emblem. 
 
 severity. 
 
 afflicted with aoresi 
 
 in the last resort, 
 
 a screen from rain. 
 
 unexpected. 
 
 to disclose. 
 
 fat, clammy, oily* 
 
 to suffer. 
 
 secretly, sneakingly* 
 
 to dig under. 
 
 to comprehend. 
 
 to engage with. 
 
 real, sincere. 
 
 agreeing together* 
 
 agreement. 
 
 ail things whatever* 
 
 inattentive. 
 
 uncivil, not polished. 
 
 not deserving . 
 
 highest. 
 
 common. 
 
 one who usurps. 
 
 pronunciation. 
 
 empty space. 
 
 a recess ; leisure. 
 
 space unoccupied. 
 
 a vagrant. 
 
 a wild freak. 
 
 brave, manly. 
 
 mean pride. 
 
 uiscord, dissension. 
 
 servitude. 
 
 to grow as plants. 
 
Part I. — Section III.—Trisyllablbs. 
 
 5T 
 
 HI 
 
 nor, m6ve— tube, tiib, fiilI,--oil,— pound,— /Ain, tuIb* 
 
 er an 
 ge rent 
 
 Words, 
 
 Ve he ment 
 Ve hi cle 
 Ven er ate 
 Ven i son 
 Ven om ous 
 Ven ti late 
 Ven tur ous 
 Ver ba tim 
 Ver di gris 
 Ver i fy 
 Ver i ty 
 Ver sa tile 
 Ver si fy 
 Ver te bre 
 Ver ti cal 
 Vet 
 Vice „ 
 Vic to ry 
 Vi gi lapt 
 Vig or ous 
 Vii i fy 
 Vil la ffer 
 Vin di cate 
 Vin die tive 
 Viij e gar 
 Vi o late 
 Vi o lence 
 Vir tu ous 
 Vir u lent 
 Vis i ble 
 Vis u al 
 Vi ti ate 
 Vit ri ol 
 Vi va cious 
 Vo ca tion 
 Vol a tile 
 Vo ra cious 
 Wag ge ry 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 ve'-he-m6nt a, 
 
 ve'-he-kl n. 
 
 ven'-er-ate v,a. 
 
 ven'-e-zn n. 
 
 ven'-iim-iis a. 
 
 ven'-te-late v. a, 
 
 ven'-tshur-us a, 
 
 ver-ba'-tim ad. 
 
 v6r'-de-gres n. 
 
 ver'-e-fi v.a, 
 
 ver'-e-te n, 
 
 v^r'-sa-ttl a. 
 
 ver'-se-fi v.n, 
 
 ver'-te-biir n. 
 
 ver'-te-kal a, 
 
 vet'-iir-an n. 
 
 vise'-je'-rent n. 
 
 vi!i'-liir-G n. 
 
 vid'-jil-ant a. 
 
 vig'-ur-iis a, 
 
 vil'-e-fl v.a. 
 
 vil'-iid-jiir n. 
 
 via'-de-kale v.a, 
 
 vin-dik'-iiv a. 
 
 vin'-ne-giii n. 
 
 vi'-6-iate v.a. 
 
 vi'-6-]ense n. 
 
 ver'-tshu-us a. 
 
 vir'-u-lent a. 
 
 \iz'-e-bl a. 
 
 vizh'-u-al a. 
 
 vish'-e-ato v.a. 
 
 vit'-tre-iil n. 
 
 ve-va'-iliiis a. 
 
 vo-ka'-shiia n. 
 
 v5r-a-til a. 
 
 v6-ra'-shiU a. 
 
 wag'-ur-e n. 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 forcible, 
 a carriage, 
 to reverence, 
 the flesh of deer, 
 poisonous, 
 to fan with wind, 
 daring, fearless, 
 word for word, 
 the rust of copper, 
 to prove true, 
 truth. 
 
 changeable.* 
 to make verses. 
 a joint of the back, 
 in the zenith, 
 an old soldier, 
 one entrusted with power. 
 conquest, 
 watchful, 
 forcible, strong, 
 'to defame. 
 
 an inhabitant of a village.. 
 to justify, 
 revengeful, 
 wine grown sour, 
 to injure, 
 force, an assault, 
 morally good, 
 poisonous, malignant, 
 what may be seen, 
 belonging to the sight, 
 to spoil, 
 a mineral salt, 
 long-lived, sprightly, 
 trade, emolovment. 
 flying, flckle. 
 greedy to eat. 
 mischievous merrimenU 
 
58 
 
 PrONOTTKCLNG AltD ExPLAW ATOHY VoCABttARY. 
 
 \\ KEY,~>-Fate, ffet, far, ftll,— m©, m6t,~pme, p!n,— no, n5t, 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 one who drives a waggon. 
 
 a fragrairt plant. 
 
 mistaken way. 
 
 cautiously. 
 
 a soldier, 
 
 prodigality. 
 
 vigilance. 
 
 a maker of watches. 
 
 a cataract. 
 
 having no weapon. 
 
 lassitude. 
 
 troubkujome. 
 
 a vane or fane. 
 
 a barometer. 
 
 4th day of the week. 
 
 happiness. 
 
 passing to the west. 
 
 one who attends a wharf. 
 
 a carriage with one wheel. 
 
 capricious. 
 
 one that speaks low. 
 
 conduciveness to good. 
 
 corruption of manners. 
 
 a des'ert. 
 
 obstinacy, stubborness. 
 
 ready compliance. 
 
 a mean attempt at wit. 
 
 sorrowfully. 
 
 admirable. 
 
 suitably, justly. 
 
 miserably, unhappily. 
 
 approaching to yellow. 
 
 a body of yeomen. 
 
 the day last past. 
 
 companion in labor. 
 
 in a youthful maoner, 
 
 with ardor. 
 
 a great circle. 
 
 ■H 
 
 1 Words. 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 
 ^H^^a 
 
 Wag gon er 
 
 wag'-iin-iSr 
 
 n. 
 
 m 
 
 Wall flow er 
 
 walll'-floM-ur 
 
 n. 
 
 IB 
 
 Wan der ing 
 
 wdn'-diir-ing 
 
 n. 
 
 
 Wa ri ly 
 
 wa'-re-le 
 
 ad. 
 
 ^H 
 
 War ri or 
 
 wir'-yiir 
 
 n. 
 
 ^H 
 
 Waste ful ness 
 
 waste'fiil-nes 
 
 n. 
 
 ^H 
 
 Watch ful ness 
 
 w6t8h'-ftil-nes 
 
 n. 
 
 ^H 
 
 Watch ma ker 
 
 wotsh'-ma-kiir 
 
 n. 
 
 ^H 
 
 Wa ter fall 
 
 wa'-iiir-fiill 
 
 n. 
 
 ^1 
 
 Weap on less 
 
 wep'-pn-les 
 
 a. 
 
 ^^1 
 
 Wea. ri ness 
 
 we'-re-n*s 
 
 n. 
 
 
 Wea ri some 
 
 we'-re-siim 
 
 a. 
 
 
 Weath er cock 
 
 weTu'-iir-k6k 
 
 n. 
 
 Bl 
 
 Weath er gleiss 
 
 wd'TH-iir-gl&s 
 
 n. 
 
 ^H 
 
 Wed nes day 
 
 wenz'-de 
 
 n. 
 
 ■■ 
 
 Well be ing 
 
 wel-be'-ing 
 
 n. 
 
 ^n 
 
 West er ly 
 
 west'-ur-le 
 
 a. 
 
 HI 
 
 Wharf in ger 
 
 hwor'-fin-jiir 
 
 n. 
 
 H ' 
 
 Wheel bar row 
 
 hwel'-bar-ro 
 
 n. 
 
 ^H 
 
 Whim si cal 
 
 hwl'm'-ze-kal 
 
 a. 
 
 BB 
 
 Whis per er 
 
 hwis'-piir-iir 
 
 n. 
 
 ^B 
 
 Whole some ness hole'-sum-nes 
 
 n. 
 
 ^B 
 
 Wick ed ness 
 
 wik'-id-nes 
 
 n. 
 
 ■■ 
 
 Wil der ness 
 
 wil'-diir-nea 
 
 n. 
 
 H 
 
 Wil ful ness 
 
 wil'-ful-nes 
 
 n. 
 
 
 Wil ling ness 
 
 wil'-iing-nes 
 
 n. 
 
 BH 
 
 Wit ti cism 
 
 wil'-te-sizm 
 
 n. 
 
 ^H 
 
 Wo ful ly 
 
 w6'-fa!-e 
 
 ad. 
 
 HI 
 
 Won der ful 
 
 wiin'-diir-fiil 
 
 a. 
 
 ^H 
 
 Wor thi ly 
 
 wiir'-THe-le 
 
 ad. 
 
 ^B 
 
 Wretch ed ly 
 
 r^tsh'-ed-le 
 
 ad. 
 
 ^H 
 
 Yel low ish 
 
 y^r-l6-ish 
 
 a. 
 
 ^■1 
 
 Yeo man ry 
 
 yo'-man-re 
 
 n. 
 
 ^H 
 
 Yes ter day 
 
 yes'-tiir-da 
 
 n. 
 
 IBl 
 
 Yoke fel low 
 
 yoke'-fel-lo 
 
 n. 
 
 I^^^B ill 
 
 Youth ful ly 
 
 A .1 f /ftA 1 . 
 
 
 ■■■ 
 
 y€Ma'-iul-ei 
 
 ad 
 
 HI 
 
 Zeal ous ly 
 
 z^i'-iis-le 
 
 ad. 
 
 1 
 
 Zo di ack 
 
 zo'-de-^ 
 
 n. 
 
RT. 
 
 Pabt I. — Section IV. — Poltstllables. 
 
 50 
 
 w, nOt, 
 
 nor, in6ve, — tube, tiib, fAll, — oil, — poundj-^lAin, thw. 
 
 
 Words, 
 
 a waggott,^ 
 
 Ab bre vi ate 
 
 t. 
 
 A bil i ty 
 
 
 Ab ro ga tion 
 
 
 Ab so lu tion 
 
 
 Ab ste mi ous 
 
 
 Ab sur di ty 
 
 
 A cad e my 
 
 ches. 
 
 Ac eel er ate 
 
 
 Ac cep ta ble 
 
 )on. 
 
 Ac ces sa ry 
 
 
 Ac ces si ble 
 
 
 Ac ci den tal 
 
 
 Ac com mo date 
 
 
 Ac com pa ny 
 
 ^eek. 
 
 Ac cu mu late 
 
 
 Ac cu ra cy 
 
 est. 
 
 Ac cu sa tion 
 
 a wharf. 
 
 Ac cui es cence 
 
 one wheel. 
 
 Ac ri rao ny 
 
 
 Ac ticn a ble 
 
 low. 
 
 Ac tiv i ty 
 
 good. 
 
 Ad min is ter 
 
 nners. 
 
 Ad mi ra ble 
 
 
 Ad mis si ble 
 
 rness. 
 
 Ad les cence 
 
 3. 
 
 Ad ra tion 
 
 It wit. 
 
 Ad ven ti tious 
 
 \ 
 
 Ad ver sa ry 
 
 ' 
 
 Ad ver si ty 
 
 
 Ad ver tise ment 
 
 pily. i 
 
 Ad u la tion 
 
 ellow. 
 
 A e ri al 
 
 n. 
 
 Af fee tion ate 
 
 • 
 
 Af fi da vit 
 
 Iwr. 
 
 Af fin i ty 
 
 inner. 
 
 Af nr ma tive 
 
 
 A jil i ty 
 
 
 A gi ta tion 
 
 
 A gree a ble 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 &b-bre'-ve-ate 
 
 ft-Ml'-e-te 
 
 ftb-ro-ga'-shiin 
 
 &b-sd-lu'-shiin 
 
 ab-ste'-me-iis 
 
 &b-8ur'-de.te 
 
 &-k&d'-de-me 
 
 S-k-sSl'-lur-ate 
 
 &k'-s6p-ta-bl 
 
 ak'-sesH3a-re 
 
 &k-ses'-se-bl 
 
 &k-se-den'-till 
 
 ak-k5m'-m6— date 
 
 ak-kiim'-pa-ne 
 
 ^k-ku'-mu-late 
 
 ak'-kii-r&-se 
 
 ^k-ku-za'-shiin 
 
 &k-kwe-ess'-ense 
 
 iik'-kre-mo-ne 
 
 ak'-shiin-a-bl 
 
 ak-tiv'-e-te 
 
 ad-min'-ni3-tiir 
 
 ad'-me-ra-bl 
 
 ad-mis'-se-bl 
 
 &d-6-ltJs'-sense 
 
 &d.d-ra'-shun 
 
 sid-v^n-tish'-iis 
 
 ad'-v^r-sii-re 
 
 ad-v6r-se-te 
 
 ad-ver'-tiz-ment 
 
 ^d-ju-la'-shiin 
 
 a-e'-re-al 
 
 af-fek'-shiin-ate 
 
 affe-da'-vit 
 
 af-fm'-ne-te 
 
 af-fer-ma-tiv 
 
 &-j^l'-e-te 
 
 &j-e-ta'-shun 
 
 a-gre'-a-bl 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 V. a, to shorten, to abridge. 
 
 n. power, skill. 
 
 n. the repeal of a law. 
 
 n. acquittal. 
 
 a- temperate. 
 
 ft. inconsistency. 
 
 n. a place of education. 
 V. a, to hasten. 
 
 a. grateful, pleasing. 
 
 n. a helper, a. additional. 
 
 a. what may be come at. 
 
 a. happening by chance* 
 tj. a. to supply, to suit. 
 V. a. to join with. 
 v.a. to heap together. 
 
 n. exactness. 
 
 n. charge of a crime. 
 
 n. assent, compliance. 
 
 n. sharpness. 
 
 a. punishable. 
 
 n. nimbleness. 
 V. a. to give, to afford. 
 
 a, wonderful. 
 
 a. proper, fit. 
 
 n. age after childhood. 
 
 n. worship. 
 
 a, accidental. 
 
 n. an opponent. 
 
 n. affliction. 
 
 n. a public notice. 
 
 n. flattery. 
 
 a. belonging to the air. 
 
 a. loving, tender. 
 
 n. assertion upon oath. 
 
 n. kindred, connexion. 
 
 a. that which affirms 
 
 n. activity. 
 
 n. putting into motion. 
 
 a, suitable to. 
 
<iO 
 
 Pronouncing and Explanatory Vocabulary. 
 
 ' i 
 
 In 
 
 KEY.— Fate, fdt far, fail,— me, met— pine, p^n— no, n6t. 
 
 i \ 
 
 Words, 
 
 Ag ri cul lure 
 A I a bas tor 
 A lac ri ty 
 A li en ate 
 Al le vi ate 
 Al low a ble 
 Al ter a tion 
 Al ter na tive 
 Al ter nate ly 
 Am big u ous 
 A mi a ble 
 Am i ca ble 
 Am mu ni tion 
 Am phib i ous 
 A nal y sis 
 A nal o gy 
 An ni hi late 
 A nom a lous 
 A non y mus 
 An tag o nist 
 An te ce dent 
 An ti ci pate 
 An tip a thy 
 Anx i e ty 
 A pol o gy 
 Ap o plex y 
 Ap pel la tion 
 Ap pli ca ble 
 Ap pli ca tion 
 Ap pre ci ate 
 Ap pre hen sion 
 Ap pre hen sive 
 Ap pro pri ate 
 Ap prox i mate 
 Ar bi tra ry 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 ag'-rc-ciil-tchure 
 
 jiF-&-b&s-tiir 
 
 ^-lak'-kre-te 
 
 ale'-y en-ate 
 
 sil-le'-ve-ate 
 
 d-l-loM-a-bl 
 
 al-tur-a-shiin 
 
 a.l-ter'-na-tiv 
 
 a.l-ter'-nate-le 
 
 am-big'-u-iis 
 
 a'-me-a-bl 
 
 am'-me-ka-bl 
 
 am-mu-niah'-iin 
 
 am-fib'-e-iis 
 
 a-nai'-le-sis 
 
 ^-nal'-lo-je 
 
 ^n-ni'-he-late 
 
 a-n6m'-a.-lii3 
 
 a-non'-e-mus 
 
 an-tag'-6-ni8t 
 
 an-te-se'-dent 
 
 S,n-tis'-e-pate 
 
 an-tip'-a-fAe 
 
 iing-zi'-e-te 
 
 a-pdl'-o-je 
 
 ap'-o-plek-se 
 
 a,p-pel-la'-shiin 
 
 ap'-ple-ka-bl 
 
 ap-ple-ka-shiin 
 
 ap-pre'-she-ate 
 
 ap-pre-h^u'-shiin 
 
 ap-pre-hen'si/ 
 
 ap-pro'-pre-ate 
 
 ^p-pr6ks'-e-mate 
 
 ar'-be-trii-re 
 
 r ciii ;i;t/ lutc u.r -i»v/-i.v,-xi.-t'Jti4i»vJ 
 
 As per i t> 
 As sid u ous 
 As trcn o my 
 
 as-per -e-te 
 
 a,s-sid'-ju-ii3 
 
 ^s-tron'-no-me 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 n. tillage, husbandry. 
 
 n. soft marble. 
 
 n. cheerfulness. 
 V. a, to withdraw from. 
 V. a. to make light. 
 
 a, lawful. 
 
 n. change. 
 
 n. the choice of two. 
 ad. by turns. 
 
 a. having two meanings. 
 
 a. lovely, pleasing. 
 
 a, friendly. 
 
 n. stores for war. 
 
 a. living in two elements. 
 
 n. a separation of parts. 
 
 a, resemblance. 
 V. a. to reduce to nothing. 
 
 a, irregular. 
 
 a, without a name. 
 
 n. an opponent. 
 
 a, going before. 
 V, a. to foretaste. 
 
 n. a natural dislike. 
 
 n. uneasiness of mind. 
 
 n. excuse. [sensation. 
 
 n. sudden deprivation of all 
 
 n. name. 
 
 a. suitable, proper. 
 
 n. the act of applying. 
 va. to value highly. 
 
 71. conception. 
 
 a, fearful. 
 tJ. a. to set apart. 
 V. n, to approach. 
 
 a, despotic, absolute. 
 
 n, the art of building. 
 
 n. roughness. 
 
 a, diligent. 
 
 n. science of the stari. 
 
ly. 
 
 iPART L-i-SfCVlOlf jy.rrrPoUrsi/U.ABbBS. 
 
 SI 
 
 10, n6t, 
 
 jandry. 
 
 from, 
 ht. 
 
 )f two. 
 
 meanings, 
 sing. 
 
 ro elements. 
 
 [1 of parts. 
 
 e. 
 
 o nothing. 
 
 name. 
 
 It. 
 
 e. 
 
 '. 
 
 islike. 
 
 of mind. 
 
 [sensation, 
 rivation of all 
 
 oper. 
 
 ipplying. 
 
 .hly. 
 
 t. 
 
 li. 
 
 bsolute. 
 
 building. 
 
 the starf. 
 
 nor, in^vp,— tw|)e, |^b, fi^H,— ^1,— pwn^rr-/Ai», XHii|. 
 
 Words. 
 
 u tbor i ty 
 vail a Ue 
 vid i ty 
 V o c«i tion 
 ar ba ri un 
 !at tal ion 
 >a rom e tor 
 a sil i kon < 
 e a tif ic 
 e at i tude 
 >en e die tion 
 ien e fac tion 
 e nef i cence 
 on e fi cial 
 e nev o lence 
 ie nig ni ty 
 }i en ni al 
 Ji og ra phy 
 Jril li an cy 
 'al ca re ous 
 a lam i ty 
 'al cu la tion 
 !a lum ni ate 
 !a pa ci ty 
 ap tiv i ty 
 !ar ic a ture 
 iar nal i ty 
 ar niv o rous 
 a tas tro phe 
 at er pil lar 
 aul i flow er 
 e leb ri ty 
 e ler i ty 
 e les ti al 
 el i ba cy 
 Bn so ri ous 
 n trif u gal 
 en trip e tal 
 er e mo ny 
 
 F 
 
 Aw^^r',Te-te 
 
 &-va'-UL-bl 
 
 8rv3(d'-<e.-*te 
 
 *iv-v6-ka'-shiin 
 
 bar-btt'-rre-an 
 
 b^t'taiyun 
 
 ba-r6m%me-tiir 
 
 bd-zil'-enkdn 
 
 be-d-tjf'-ik 
 
 be-at'-C'tude 
 
 b^n-ne-dik'-shiin 
 
 ben-e-fak'-shiin 
 
 be-nef're-scnse 
 
 ben-e-fish'-al 
 
 be-nev'-v6-lense 
 
 be-n!g'-ne-te 
 
 bi-en-ne-al 
 
 bi-dg'-gra-fe 
 
 brii'-van-se 
 
 kal-ka'-re-iis 
 
 kft-l^m'-e-te 
 
 kal-ku-la-shiin 
 
 ka-liim'-ne-ate 
 
 kS.-pa,s'-e-te 
 
 kap-tSv'-e-te 
 
 kS,r-ik-§^tshure' 
 
 kar-nal'-e-te 
 
 kar-nlv'-yo-riis 
 
 kd-tas'tro-fe 
 
 .kat'-tiir-pil-lur 
 
 kol'-le-floM-ur 
 
 se-leb'-bfe-te 
 
 se-ler'-re-te 
 
 se-16s'-tshai 
 
 sf^l'-e-ba-se 
 
 sen-so'-re-iis 
 
 s^n-trKf-u-gal 
 
 pen-tiip'^e-tal 
 
 s^r'-e-mo-ne 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 »• l^al power. 
 «' profitable. 
 9< ««gejrne8s. 
 n- biMioess. 
 o. A miin uncivilized, 
 n. a body of soldiers. 
 n. ft weather- glass. 
 n. a healiog salve. 
 a. lieavenly. 
 fi» blessedness. 
 n. a blessing. 
 tt. a charitable gift, 
 n. active goodness, 
 a. advantageous. 
 n. goidd will, kindness* 
 n, actual kindness. 
 a. lasting two years, 
 w. history of men's lives, 
 n. great brightness. 
 a. of the liature of lime. 
 n. miafojptune. 
 n. a computation. 
 ».a. to slander. [ter. 
 
 «. power, ability, charac- 
 n. bondage. 
 
 n. a ludicrous drawing. 
 n. grossness of mind, 
 a. jfleish-eating. 
 n. an unhappy Qvent. 
 n. an insect, 
 n. a species of cabbage. 
 «. fame- 
 n, swiftness. 
 u, heavenly, 
 n. single life. 
 a. civen to censure. 
 a, flj'ing from the centre, 
 a. tending to the cfsntre. 
 n. outward rite. 
 
(r — 
 
 es 
 
 PrONOUNGIMO and ExPLAIfATOBT VOCABULARY. 
 
 
 Key.— Fate, ftlt, far, f&ll,— me, m6t— pine, pin— no, n6t. 
 
 it 
 
 Words, 
 
 Cer tif i cate 
 Cha lyb e ate 
 Char i ta ble 
 Chi ca ne ry 
 Chi mer i cal 
 Cir cu la tion 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 86r-tlf'-e-ket 
 ka-ltb'-be-dt 
 tsh&r'-e-ta-bl 
 she-ka'-niir-e 
 ke-m6r'-re-k{il 
 sfir-ku-la'-shiin 
 Cir cum fer ence s^r-kiim'-fe-rense 
 Cir cum ja cent s6r-kiim-ja'-s6nt 
 Cir cum spec tion s^r-kiim-spek'-shiin 
 Ci vil i ty se-vll'-e-te 
 
 Co ad ju tor ko-ad-ju'-tiir 
 Co ag u late ko-^g'-u-late 
 Co a li tion ko-SL-lish'-iin 
 Co ex is tence k6-6g-zis'-lense 
 Co in ci dence ko-in'-se-dense 
 Com bus ti ble kbm-biis'-te-bl 
 Com men su rate k6m-meri'-shu-rate 
 Com men ta ry k6m'-men-ta-re 
 Com mis er ate k6m-miz'-er-ate 
 Com mem e rate kdm-mem'-mo-rate 
 Com mo di ous k6m-m6'-de-iis 
 Com mon al ty k6m'-mun-al-te 
 Com mu ni cate kom-mu'-ne-k ate 
 Com mu ni ty k6m-mu'-ne-te 
 Com pa ra ble kSm'-pa-rii-bl 
 Com par i son k6m-par'-e-siin 
 Com pas sion ate kdm-pash'-iin-ate 
 Com pat i ble k6m-pat'-e-bl 
 Com pen di um k6m-pen'-je-iim 
 Com pe ti tion kSm-pe-ti^h'-iin 
 Com pet i tor kdm-p^t'-e-tiir 
 Com pla cen cy k6m-pla'-sen-se 
 Com pli ca tion k6m-ple-ka'-shiin 
 Com DOS i tor k6m-p6z'-e-tiir 
 Com pre hen sive k6m-pre-hen'-siv 
 Com pu la uou uuii—pu-ia-anuii 
 Con cav i ty k6n-kav'-e-te 
 Con ceiv a ble k6n-se'-va-bl 
 Con cil i ate k6n-sil'-yate 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 n, a written testimony. 
 
 a. containing iron. 
 
 a, kinu in giving alms. 
 
 n, sophistry, wrangle. 
 
 n. imaginary. 
 
 n. motion in a circle. 
 
 n. periphery, a circle. 
 
 a, lying round. 
 
 n. caution. 
 
 n. politeness. 
 
 n. a fellow helper. 
 v.a, to curdle. 
 
 n. union in one body. 
 
 n. existence together. 
 
 n. concurrence. 
 
 a. susceptible of firo. 
 
 a. equal to. 
 
 n. an exposition. 
 v.a. to pity. [of. 
 
 v.a. to preserve the memory 
 
 a. suitable. 
 
 n. the common people. 
 v.a. to impart to others. 
 
 n a society. 
 
 a. of equal regard. 
 
 n. the act of comparing. 
 
 a. merciful. 
 
 a. suitable to. 
 
 n. an abridgment. 
 
 n. rivalry. 
 
 n. a rival. 
 
 n. pleasure, civility. 
 
 n. a mixture. 
 
 n. he who sets types. 
 
 a. capacious. 
 
 n. hollowness. 
 a. what may be understood.j 
 v.a. to gain over. 
 
 1 "' 
 
 IpTori*. 
 
 aCon di 
 
 ■Con fed 
 
 ICon fi c 
 
 Con fis 
 
 Con fla 
 
 Con for 
 
 Con fu 
 
 Con ge 
 Con gra 
 
 Con gre 
 
 Con nu 
 
 Con sci ( 
 
 Con spi< 
 Con spi] 
 Con ster 
 
 Con sum 
 
 Con tanr 
 
 Con tig 
 Con tra 
 
 Con tri 
 
 Con tro 
 
 Con tu 1 
 
 Con va 
 
 Con ve 
 
 Don viv 
 
 Cor rob 
 
 Dre du 
 
 Du ta n( 
 
 De bil i 
 
 )e cla I 
 
 Dec la ] 
 
 )e cliv 
 
 Dec o r 
 
 Ded i c< 
 
 )e du c 
 
 )e fin i 
 
 )e gen 
 3e lib e 
 
 Del i C8 
 
lET. 
 
 Part 1. — Section IV.— Polysyllables. 
 
 68 
 
 —no, n6t, 
 
 nor, mdve, — tube, tiib, fAll, — oil, — pound, — thin, thIs. 
 
 Wards. 
 
 Ion di tion al 
 'on fed er ate 
 'on fi den tiul 
 Con fis ca tion 
 Con fla gra tion 
 Con for mi ty 
 Con fu ta tion 
 Con ge ni al 
 Con grat u late 
 Con gre ga tion 
 Con nu bi al 
 Con sci en tious 
 Con spic u ous 
 Con spir a cy 
 Con ster na tion 
 Con sum ma tion 
 Con tam i nate 
 Con tig u ous 
 Con tra die tious 
 Con tri bu tion 
 Con tro ver sy 
 Con tu ma cy 
 !^on va les cent 
 Con ve ui ent 
 Don viv i al 
 Cor rob o rate 
 Cre du li ty 
 u ta ne ous 
 e bil i tate 
 e cla ma tion 
 ec la ra tion 
 e cliv i ty 
 Dec o ra lion 
 3ed i ca tion 
 3e du ci ble 
 )e fin i live 
 _- e gen er ate 
 be understood.|De lib er ate 
 er. iDel 1 ca cy 
 
 testimony, 
 iron. 
 
 ing alms, 
 wrangle. 
 
 I circle, 
 a circle, 
 d. 
 
 Iper. 
 
 le body, 
 ogether. 
 e. 
 of fire. 
 
 on. 
 
 [of. 
 3 the memory 
 
 3n people. 
 ;o others. 
 
 igard. 
 comparing. 
 
 ment. 
 
 jivility. 
 ts types, 
 on. 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 k6n-d!sh'-iin-a.l 
 
 k5n-f^d'-er-ate 
 
 k6n-fe-d^n'-shal 
 
 kdn-fis-ka'-shiin 
 
 k6n-fld,-gra'-shiin 
 
 k6n-f6r'-me-te 
 
 k6n-fu-ta'-shiin 
 
 kdn-jo'-ne-al 
 
 kdn-gratsh'-u-late 
 
 kong-gre-ga'-shiin 
 
 kon-nu'-bC-iil 
 
 kOn-she-en'-shiis 
 
 k6n-spik'-u-us 
 
 k6n-spir'-5.-se 
 
 k5n-st^r-na'-shun 
 
 kbn-siim-ma'-shiin 
 
 kdn-tam'-e-nate 
 
 kdn-tig'-u-iis 
 
 k6n-tra-dik'-shiis 
 
 kdn-tre-bu'-shiin 
 
 kon'-tro-ver-se 
 
 k6n'-tu-ma-se 
 
 k6n-v5i-les'-sent 
 
 k6n-ve'-ne-ent 
 
 kon-viv'-yal 
 
 k6r-r6b'-6-rate 
 
 kre-du'-le-te 
 
 ku-ta'-ne-iis 
 
 de-bil'-e-tate 
 
 de-kla-ma'-shiin 
 
 dek-kla-ra-shiin 
 
 de-kliv'-e-te 
 
 dek-ko-ra-shiin 
 
 ded-e-ka'-shiin 
 
 de-du'-se-bl 
 
 de-im'-e-iiv 
 
 de-jen'-er-ate 
 
 de-lKb'-^r-ate 
 
 dSl'-e-ka-se 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 a. on certain terms. 
 v,a. to combine. 
 
 a. trusty. 
 
 n. seizing private property. 
 
 n. a general fire. 
 
 n. compliance. 
 
 n. disproof. 
 
 a. of the same nature. 
 v.a. to wish joy. 
 
 n. a church assembly. 
 
 a. matrimonial. 
 
 a. exactly just. 
 
 a. obvious to the sight. 
 
 n. a treasonable plot. 
 
 n. amazement. 
 
 n. completion, end. 
 v.a, to defile. 
 
 a. bordering upon. 
 
 a. inconsistent. 
 
 n. voluntary subscription. 
 
 n. dispute. 
 
 n. obstinacy. 
 
 a. recovering. 
 
 a. suitable, proper. 
 
 a. social. 
 v.a. to strengthezi. 
 
 w. easiness of belief. 
 
 a. relating to the skin. 
 v.a, to weaken. 
 
 n. a harangue. 
 
 n. affirmation. 
 
 n. gradual descent. 
 
 n. ornament. 
 
 n. address to a patron. 
 
 a. collectible by reason. 
 
 a. positive. ' 
 v.n. to decay, 
 v.n. to consider. 
 
 n. tenderness, nicity. 
 
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 Pkonouhcim} avd Ejc^Lanatory Vocabulary. 
 
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 J 
 
 i 
 
 i 
 
 Key.— Fate f&t^ for, fill/— fniS,» mttt^-^pftie, pin, — nd^' u6t, 
 
 TTorrf*. 
 
 De lin o ate 
 De 11 r i ous 
 De moc ra cy 
 De nom i nate 
 Do pop u latd 
 De pre ci ate 
 Dep re da tion 
 Der o ^ tion 
 Des o la tion 
 Des pi ca bio 
 De spon den cy 
 Des ti na lion 
 Des ul to ry 
 De ter mi nate 
 De tes ta ble 
 Dev as ta tion 
 Dex ter i ty 
 Dil a tor y 
 Dim i nu tion 
 Dis ad van tage 
 Dis con so late 
 Dis con tin ue 
 Dis crim i nate 
 Dis par i ty 
 Dis pen sa tit n 
 Dis qui si tion 
 Dis sem i nbtb 
 Dis 80 lu tidn 
 Di ver si fy 
 Di vin i ty. 
 Do cil i ty 
 Dog mat i cal 
 Do min i on 
 Du pH ci ty 
 E con o my 
 Kd u ca tion 
 Ef fee tu al 
 Bf fem i nate 
 Ef for reb cenw 
 
 Sonnds. 
 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 de-Un'-e-ate 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to describe. 
 
 de-lir'-e-iis 
 
 a. 
 
 light.headed, raving. 
 
 de-m6k'-ki&-se 
 
 ri. 
 
 government by the peo- 
 
 de-n6ni'-e-nate 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to name. [pie. 
 
 de-p6p'-u-late 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to unpeople. 
 
 dd-pre'-she-ate 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to undervalue. 
 
 d6p-pre-da'-.shun 
 
 n. 
 
 a robbing. 
 
 der-o-ga'-shiin 
 
 n. 
 
 lessening. 
 
 d<)8-s6-la'-shun 
 
 n. 
 
 destruction. 
 
 d^s'-pe-ka-bl 
 
 a. 
 
 contemptible. 
 
 de-sp6n'-d^n-st) 
 
 n. 
 
 despair. 
 
 d6s-tc-na'-shun' 
 
 n. 
 
 purpose intended. 
 
 de!j'-iil-tiir-e 
 
 a. 
 
 unconnected. 
 
 de-ter'-me-nate 
 
 a. 
 
 limited. 
 
 de-t^s'-t^-bl 
 
 a. 
 
 hateful. 
 
 d^v-as-ta'-shiin 
 
 n. 
 
 waste, havoc. 
 
 deks-ter'-e-te 
 
 n. 
 
 activity, skill. 
 
 dil-a-tiir-e 
 
 a. 
 
 tardy, slow. 
 
 dUm-me-nu'-shiin 
 
 n. 
 
 the act of lessening. 
 
 dts-dd-van'-taje 
 
 n. 
 
 loss, injury. 
 
 dis-k6n'-86-late 
 
 a. 
 
 without comfort. 
 
 d!3-k6ii.lW.u 
 
 v^a. 
 
 to leave off. 
 
 dIS'krW'e-nate 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to distinguish. 
 
 dls-p&r'«e-te 
 
 H. 
 
 inequality. 
 
 dtS-p^n.sa'-shiin 
 
 n. 
 
 distribution. 
 
 dts-kwe-zKah'.iin 
 
 n. 
 
 examination. 
 
 diS'S^m'.e-nate 
 
 v.d^ 
 
 to scatter as se^d. 
 
 dls-sd-lu'-shiin 
 
 11. 
 
 a dissolving. 
 
 de-v^r'-se-fi 
 
 «id. 
 
 to make different. 
 
 de-vSfe'.e-te 
 
 hk 
 
 theology 
 
 dd'SKl'-e-te 
 
 It. 
 
 aptness to be taught. 
 
 dd^.m&t'.e.k&l 
 
 a. 
 
 positive. 
 
 do.min'.yun 
 
 ft. 
 
 su|)reme power. 
 
 du-{iIW^e-te 
 
 n. 
 
 deceit. 
 
 ig-kdh'-o-me 
 
 Hi 
 
 frugality. 
 
 ed-m-ka'-shiin 
 
 M> 
 
 initriiction- 
 
 ^f.&k'-tshu-al 
 
 a* 
 
 productive of effects. 
 
 i^f-f^m'-e-nate 
 
 a. 
 
 wotn&hish ; tender* 
 
 6f-f6r-?6«'-s^nse 
 
 ft. 
 
 Mat bjr intestine mdtioil. 
 
 I' 
 
 nc 
 
 Words, 
 
 Ef fi ca 
 Ef fi ca 
 Ef flo re 
 Ef fron 
 E lab 
 El c va 
 El o cu 
 E lu ci 
 E ma ci 
 Em bar 
 Em bar i 
 Em belli 
 E mol I 
 E mer { 
 Em phai 
 Em pov 
 En CO r 
 En cr g( 
 E nor n 
 En ihu I 
 E nu m» 
 Ep i cu 
 E pit o 
 E qual i 
 E ques 
 E qui ta 
 E quiv i 
 E quiv < 
 E rad i 
 Er ro nt 
 Er u di 
 Es ti mi 
 E ter ni 
 Eu ro pi 
 E van g 
 E vap o 
 
 T^ *i- - _ - 
 
 Ex ag g 
 Ex as pi 
 
Tf. 
 
 Part I. — Sbction IV. — Poltsyllablii^s. 
 
 60 
 
 id|i udtf 
 
 nor, m6ve, — tube, tub, fOII, — oil, — potind, — *^in, THis, 
 
 raving, 
 iy the peo- 
 [pie. 
 
 s. 
 
 nded. 
 
 ssening. 
 fort. 
 
 se^d. 
 srent. 
 e taught, 
 rer. 
 
 if efTeots. 
 tender^ 
 tine m(^tioil. 
 
 Words, 
 
 Ef fi ca cious 
 Ef fi ca cy 
 Ef flo res cencc 
 Ef fron to ry 
 E lab rate 
 El c va lion , 
 VA V cu lion 
 K lu ci date 
 E ma ci ate 
 Em bar i\a lion 
 Em bar rass men 
 Em bel iish ment 
 E mol u ment 
 E mer gon cy 
 Em phat i cal 
 Em pov er ish 
 En CO mi iim 
 En cr get ic 
 E nor mi ty 
 En ihu si asm 
 E nu mo rate 
 Ep i cu rism 
 E pit o me 
 E qual i ty 
 E ques tii an 
 E qui ta ble 
 E quiv a lent 
 E quiv cal 
 E rad i cate 
 Er ro ne ous 
 Er u di tion 
 Es ti ma tion 
 E ter ni ty 
 Eu ro pe an 
 E van ge list 
 E vap o rate 
 
 T^ ii- - .: - -1 
 tj liiu rt; m 
 
 Ex ag ge rate 
 
 Ex as per ate 
 
 Sounds. 
 
 ^f-fe-ka'-shii^ a. 
 
 6f'.fe-kfi..se n. 
 
 df-flo-rtis'-sense n. 
 
 iif-friin'-t^r-e n. 
 
 e-l&b'>o-rate a. 
 
 dl-e-va'-shiin n. 
 
 el-o-ku'-shiin n. 
 
 e-lu'-se.datc v.a, 
 
 e-ma'she-ate r.n. 
 iim-bar-ka'.shiin ^ n. 
 
 tcm-bjlr'.ra..s.m<)nt n. 
 
 em-bel'-llsh-mdnt n. 
 
 e-mdl'-u-mcnt n. 
 
 C-mdr'.jen-se n. 
 
 cm-fSl'-ik-al a. 
 
 em-p6v'-cr-lfsh v.a, 
 
 cn-ko'-me-iim n. 
 
 en-er-j^t'-Kk a. 
 
 e-noi-'-me-te «. 
 
 en.^'tu'-zhe-S,sm w, 
 
 C'-nu'-me-rate v.a. 
 
 cp'.e-cu-rKzm n. 
 
 e.pii'.6-me n. 
 
 e-kwbl'.e-te n. 
 
 e.k\ves'.tre-&n n. 
 
 ek'.kwe-lil-bl a. 
 
 e-kvviv'-Vci-l^nt a. 
 
 e-kwi/.vo-kjil a. 
 
 e-rad'.e.kate v.a. 
 
 er-ro'-ne-us a- 
 
 er-u-dlsh'-iin n. 
 
 es.te-ma'-shiin n. 
 
 e-ter'-ne-te n- 
 
 yu.ro-pe'.an n. 
 
 c-vSin'-je-li-jt n. 
 
 e-vSlp'-o-rate v.a. 
 
 egz-adje'-e-rate v.a. 
 
 Cgz-ftV-per-ate v.a. 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 effectual. 
 
 ability to effect. 
 
 production of flowers. 
 
 impudence. 
 
 labored. 
 
 height. 
 
 flow of language. 
 
 to explain. 
 
 to pine, to waste. 
 
 putting on shipboard. 
 
 perplexity. 
 
 ornament. 
 
 profit. 
 
 pressing necessity. 
 
 forcible, strong. 
 
 to make poor. 
 
 panegyrick, praise. 
 
 forcible, vigorous. 
 
 atrocious crime. 
 
 loo great zeal. 
 
 to reckon up singly. 
 
 luxury. 
 
 an abridgment. 
 
 evenness. 
 
 skilled in riding. 
 
 just. 
 
 equal in value. 
 
 ambiguous. 
 
 to root out. 
 
 full of errors. 
 
 deep learning. 
 
 opinion, regard. 
 
 endless duration. 
 
 a native of Europe. 
 
 a writer of the gospel. 
 
 to fly away in fumes. 
 
 celcsiia], heavenly. 
 
 to increase. 
 
 to pro'Voke. ' 
 
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 PBiHHWMo a w i ^nb £iHA»]Ltvm1r VocibvLaet. 
 
 KEY.^^Fate^ iUt fm ftkllv"-«ift, miit,— piwe, fKo^--flQ, h»t, 
 
 1 
 
 I ! 
 
 11^ 
 I' 
 1^ 
 
 n\ 
 
 Word*, 
 
 Ex cla ma tion 
 Ex cru ci fite 
 Ex X3 era ble 
 Ex em pla ly 
 Ex ha la tion 
 Ex hi bi tion 
 Ex hil a Tate 
 Ex on er ate 
 Ex or -bi tant 
 Ex or tli lam 
 Ex pec ta tion 
 Ex pa ti ate 
 Ex pe di ent 
 ^x pe di tions 
 Ex pi a tion 
 Ex per i ment 
 Ex tern po re 
 Ex ten u ate 
 Ex tra ne ous 
 Ex trav a gance 
 Ex trim i ty 
 Ex u be rant 
 Fa oil i ty 
 Fa mil 1 ar 
 Fas ci na tion 
 Fash ion a ble 
 Fas tid i ous 
 Fa tal i ty 
 Fa vor a ble 
 Feb ru a ty 
 Fe cun di ty 
 Fe li ci ty 
 Fe io ni ous 
 Fe PO ci ty 
 Ffer til i ty 
 Fes tiv i ty 
 Fi del i ty 
 Fig u ra tivo 
 Flat u lea cy 
 
 'Sotinds, 
 
 i^ka.k\&-vna.' .shun 
 
 ^ks^r6'.Bhe.ate 
 
 6k'vs«.krJl.bI 
 
 ^gz'.^m-pldr.e 
 
 '^ks>.ha-Ia'>shun 
 
 ^fcs-he-bish'-iin 
 
 '^gzih!iil'-a-rate 
 
 ggz-6n'.6r-ate 
 
 '^giz-or'.be.tant 
 
 ^gz-or'-de-um 
 
 liik.spek-ta'-shun 
 
 >^1c-spa'-she.ate 
 
 eks.pe'-de-ent 
 
 eks^pe-dSsh'-iis 
 
 ^ks.'pe-a'-shiin 
 
 dks-per'-e-ment 
 
 6ks.tem'.p6-re 
 
 ^ksJten'-u-ate 
 
 ^ks-tra'-ne-iis 
 
 '^ks-triv'.a-ganse 
 
 6ks-trem'-e-te 
 
 egz-u'-be-rant 
 
 f&.sSl'.e.te 
 
 fa-mlil'-y&r 
 
 fas-s^e-na'-shiin 
 
 fash'-iin-a-bl 
 
 fas-lfd'-e-iis 
 
 fa^tal'-e-te 
 
 fa'-viir-Sl-bl 
 
 f^b'-ru-a-re 
 
 fe-kun'-de-te 
 
 fe.lis'.e-te 
 
 fe.ld''-ne-ii3 
 
 •fe-rOj'-e-te 
 
 f^r-lii'-e-te 
 
 fes-liv'-e-te 
 
 ffgid^r.e-le 
 
 •ftg'.u-r&Jtiv 
 
 "flitoh'-u-l^n'Se 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 n. vehertient outcry. 
 i;.a. to torment. 
 
 a. hateful. 
 
 o. worthy of imitatifeo. 
 
 n. tising in vapors. 
 
 31. display. 
 v.a.io make cheerful. 
 t>.'fl. to cl'ear. 
 
 a» enoi*mous. 
 
 n. a formal :prefacie. 
 
 n. the act of expecting. 
 v.ti, to rafige at large. 
 
 a. fit, proper. 
 
 a. speedy, quick* 
 
 n. atonement. 
 
 ■n. trial of any thing. 
 ad. without premeditation, 
 v.a.tto lessen, to palliate. 
 
 a. foreign. 
 
 71. wastefulness. 
 
 n. the utmost point. 
 
 a- abundant. 
 
 in. easiness. 
 
 a. arable. 
 
 w. enchantment. 
 
 !». approved by custom. 
 
 a. disdainful. 
 
 n. predestination. 
 
 a. kind, {propitious. 
 
 n. the, second month. 
 
 h. ^'••uitfulness. 
 
 n. happiness. 
 
 «. wicked, villainous. 
 
 n. fierccTiess. 
 
 n. abundance. 
 
 tt. festival, mirth. 
 
 •n.<fatihfulness. 
 
 «. not 'literal. 
 
 mwindinessi vanity* 
 
r. 
 
 PjitT I. — Section IV. — Polystllablgs. 
 
 % fcidt, 
 
 cry. 
 
 itatifoo. 
 »rs. 
 
 rful. 
 
 )ecting. 
 iTge. 
 
 [ling. 
 
 leditation. 
 palliate. 
 
 »Qt. 
 
 nor, mdve,— -tube, ttib, fftll,— oil,— poKnd,— /Ain, tais. 
 
 custom, 
 n. 
 
 )US. 
 
 loath. 
 
 inoiis. 
 
 n. 
 
 imty. 
 
 Words, 
 
 Flue tu a tion 
 Fo men ta tion 
 For mi da ble 
 For tu i tous 
 Fra gil i ty 
 Fra ter ni ty 
 Fri gid i ty 
 Fru gal i ty 
 Ful mi na tion 
 Fu mi ga tion 
 Fun da men tal 
 Fu ne re al 
 Fu tu ri ty 
 Ge lat in ous 
 Gen er al ly 
 Gen er a. tion 
 Gen u ine ness 
 Ge og ra phy 
 Ge om e try 
 Ger mi na tion 
 Ges tic u late 
 Glo bos o ty 
 Gov er na bio 
 Gram mat i cal 
 Gra niv o rous 
 Gra tu i tous 
 Grat u la tion 
 Gre ga ri ous 
 Ha bil i ment 
 Hab i ta ble 
 Hab i ta tion 
 Ha bit u al 
 Har mo ni ous 
 Her i ta ble 
 Hes i ta tioa 
 Hi e rar chy 
 Hil ar i ty 
 His to ri an 
 Hon or a ble 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 fliik-tsliu-a-shiin 
 
 fo-men-ta'-shiin 
 
 for'-me.dS..bl 
 
 for-tu'-e-tiis 
 
 fra,.j!l'.e.te 
 
 fia-ter'-ne-te 
 
 fre-jid'-C'-te 
 
 fru-gal'-e-te 
 
 fiil'-me-na-shiin 
 
 fu-me-ga'-shiin 
 
 fiin-da-men'-tal 
 
 fu-ne'-re-al 
 
 fu-til'-re-te 
 
 je-let-in-iis 
 
 jen'-er-al-e 
 
 jen-er-a'-shiin 
 
 jen'-u-in-ness 
 
 je-6g'-gra-fe 
 
 je-6m'-me-tre 
 
 jer-me-nd'-shiin 
 
 jes-tik'-u-late 
 
 gl6-b6s'-e-te 
 
 giiv'-iir-nd-bl 
 
 gram-miit'-e-kal 
 
 gra-niv'-vo-riis 
 
 gra-lu'-e-tiis 
 
 gratsh-u-la'-shun 
 
 gre-fja'-re-iis 
 
 ha-bil'-e-ment 
 
 bab'-e-la-bl 
 
 hab'-e-ta'-shun 
 
 ha-Wtsh'-u-al 
 
 har-mo'-ne-Us 
 
 bcr'-e-ta-bl 
 
 hez-e-ta'-shun 
 
 bi'-e-iar-ko 
 
 he-lS.r'*e-te 
 
 hi-^-lo'-re-aa 
 
 6a'<*a4ir-^bl 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 n. uncertainty. 
 
 n. a partial bathing. 
 
 a, terrible. 
 
 a, accidental. 
 
 n. brittleness. 
 
 n. brotherhood. 
 
 n. coldness. 
 
 n. thrift, parsimony. 
 
 n. a ihuttdering. 
 
 n. scents raised by fire. 
 
 a. original. 
 
 a. mournful, dark. 
 
 n. time to come. 
 
 a.foiined into a jelly. 
 ad, commonly. 
 
 n. -an age. 
 
 n. purity. 
 
 n, knowledge of the earth. 
 
 n. science of quantity. 
 
 ». sprouting. 
 i).n. to use gesture. 
 
 n. roundness of form. 
 
 a. manageable. 
 
 a. correct composition. 
 
 ^. eating grain. 
 
 A. voluntary. 
 
 w. expression <^ joy. 
 
 a. going in flocks. 
 
 n. dress. 
 
 a, fit to be inhabited. 
 
 n, place of abode. 
 
 a. customary. 
 
 fl. musical. 
 
 a, what may be enjoyed. 
 
 n. doubt. 
 
 n. sacred government. 
 -N. clie&rfulness. 
 H. a writer of history. 
 «»iHustrt<»ua^ «oble^ 
 
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C8 
 
 Pronouncing and Explanatobt VocabulArt. 
 
 KEY. — Fate, fat, far, fall, — me, met — pine, p!n — no, n5l, 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 t>. 
 
 1: 
 
 Words. 
 
 Hot i zon tal 
 Hos pi ta bie 
 Hu man i ty 
 Hos til i ty 
 Hu mid i ty 
 Hu mil i ty 
 Hy me ne al 
 Hy per bo le 
 Hy poc ri cy 
 Hy poth e siis 
 Hvs ter i cal 
 I den ti ty 
 Id i cy 
 
 I dol a try 
 Ig no ra mus 
 
 II lib cr al 
 II lit or ate 
 11 lu mi nate 
 II lu3 ti'i ous 
 Im a ge ry 
 Im mac u Ixte 
 Ini me di ate 
 Im men si ty 
 Im mu ta ble 
 Im ped i ment 
 Im pen i tent 
 Im pe ri ous 
 Im per ti nence 
 Im per vi ous 
 Im pet u ous 
 im pi e ty 
 
 Im pi ous ly 
 Im pla ca ble 
 Im pol i tic 
 Im por tu nate 
 Im po si lion 
 Im preg na ble 
 Im prob a ble 
 Im prov i dent 
 
 Sounds. 
 
 h6r-e-z6n'-tal 
 
 hds'-pe-ta-bl 
 
 hu-man'-e-te 
 
 li63-lil'-e-te 
 
 hu-mid'-e-te 
 
 hu-mil'-e-te 
 
 hi-me-ne'-al 
 
 hi-pei"'-b6-le 
 
 be-p6k'-kre-sc 
 
 hii)-po</t'-e-sl'« 
 
 lui-ter'-re-kal 
 
 i-den'-te-te 
 
 1 1-e-o-se 
 
 I-dol'-la-tre 
 
 i\;-n6-ra'-miis 
 
 il-lib'.bcf-al 
 
 i!-lil'-ter-ate 
 
 il-lu'-me-nate 
 
 i't-liis'-tre-iis 
 
 im'-tmi-jer-re 
 
 im-mak'-ku-late 
 
 im-me'-de-at 
 
 im-men'-se-te 
 
 im-mu'-ta-bl 
 
 i;n-peJ'-e-ment 
 
 iin-pen'-e-tent 
 
 iin-pe'-re-iis 
 
 iin-per'-te-nense 
 
 i;n-per'-ve-ii? 
 
 im-petsh'-u-iis 
 
 i.n-pT'-e-te 
 
 im'-pe-iis-le 
 
 im-pla-ka-bl 
 
 im-p51'-e-lik 
 
 in-por'-tshu-nale 
 
 iiii-po-zish'-iin 
 
 Kin-prew'-nSL-bl 
 
 ini-pr6b'-&-bl 
 
 inn-pr5v'-6-d6nt 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 a. level. 
 
 a. kind to strangers. 
 
 n nature of rnan. 
 
 n. open war. 
 
 n. moisture. 
 
 n. modesty. 
 
 a. pertaining to marriage. 
 
 n. exaggeration. 
 
 n. dissimulation. 
 
 M. supposition. 
 
 a. troubled with fits. 
 
 n. sameness. 
 
 n. want of understanding. 
 
 n. worship of images. 
 
 n. a foolish fello^v. 
 
 a. not generous. 
 
 a. unlettered. 
 v.a. to enlighten. 
 
 a. eminent, noble. 
 
 n. sensible representation. 
 
 a. spotless. 
 
 a. instant. 
 
 n. infinity. 
 
 a. unchangeable. 
 
 n. hinderance- 
 
 a. obdurate. 
 
 a. haughty. 
 
 n. folly, intrusion. 
 
 a. unpassable. 
 
 a. violent, fierce. 
 
 n. wickednsss. 
 ad. profanely. 
 
 a. not to be pa« 
 
 a. imprudent, 
 
 a. not to be 
 
 n. a cheat. 
 
 a. not to be taken. 
 
 a. unlikely. 
 
 a. thoughtless. . 
 
Pa«f h — Section IV. — Polysyllables. 
 
 , n5t, 
 
 lidr, mAve^tubtf, tubj f<ill<— oil,— pound,— Min, tuk. 
 
 Words, 
 
 •s. 
 
 arnage. 
 
 Its. 
 
 landing, 
 ges. 
 
 entation. 
 
 Im pu ni ty 
 Im pu ri ty 
 In ac cu rate 
 In ad e quale 
 In an i mate 
 In at ten tive 
 In ca pa ble 
 In ces sant ly 
 In ci den tal 
 In clem en cy 
 In cli na tion 
 In CO he rent 
 In com pe tent 
 In coh gru ous 
 In cred i ble 
 la cu ra ble 
 In de CO rum 
 In del i ble 
 In dem ni fy 
 In di ca tion 
 In dig ni ty 
 In dis ere tion 
 In dus tri oud 
 In fal li ble 
 In fe ri or 
 In fir ma ry 
 In flam ma ble 
 In flex i ble 
 In fran gi ble 
 In gra ti ate 
 In grat i tude 
 In gre di 6nt 
 In her it ance 
 In im i cal 
 In i qui ly 
 In i ti ate 
 In no va tion 
 In oc u late 
 In of fen 8i?« 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 im-pu'-ne-te 
 
 im-pu'-re-te 
 
 ](n-atk'-ku>rate 
 
 !n-^-S-kwate 
 
 !n-an'-e-mate 
 
 Ka-at-ten'-liv 
 
 in-k<a'-pa-bi 
 
 Kn-sda'-s&nt-le 
 
 io-»€-den'-tal 
 
 !n-kiem'-m6n-se 
 
 in-kle-na'-shiin 
 
 Kn-ko-he'-rent 
 
 Xn-k6m'-pe-t6nt 
 
 Sn-kdng'-gr6-us 
 
 !n-kr^d'.e-bl 
 
 Xn-ku'-rd-bl 
 
 Kn-d«-k6'-riira 
 
 in-d^l'-e-bl 
 
 Xrt'-d^m'-nc-fi 
 
 Xn-de-ka'-shiin 
 
 in-dig'-ne-te 
 
 in-dis-kresh'-un 
 
 in-du€t'-tre-iis 
 
 !n-fiil'-le-bl 
 
 !ri-fe'-re-iir 
 
 iri-fer'-m&-re 
 
 In-fl&m'-ma-bi 
 
 Yn.ddkx'-e-bl 
 
 In-friin'-je-bl 
 
 In-gra'-she-ate 
 
 in-grat'-te-tude 
 
 !n-grfi'-j6nt 
 
 ln-her'-rit-S,nce 
 
 Yn^Hm'-e-kSl 
 
 te-tk'-kwe-te 
 
 Kn-ish'-e-ate 
 
 ih^nO-Va-shiin 
 
 Xfi<-&k'*^ it-late 
 
 tli-df-f«n'-siv 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 n. freedom from punish- 
 
 tr. want of sanctity, [menl. 
 
 a, not correct. 
 
 A, not equal to. 
 
 a« void of life, inaetire. 
 
 <i« careless, negligent. 
 
 a. unfit, incompetent. 
 ad, constamly. 
 
 a. happening by chance* 
 
 n, severity. 
 
 n, propensity. 
 
 a. inconsistent. 
 
 a. not adequate. 
 
 a, unsuitable. 
 
 a, surpassing belief* 
 
 a. not to be cured. 
 
 n. unbecoming. 
 
 a. not to be efiaced. 
 VM. to secure. 
 
 K. mark, token, big*. 
 
 a, contemptuous injury. 
 
 n. imprudence. 
 
 a, diligent. 
 
 a. incapable of error. 
 
 a. lower in station. 
 
 fl> an hospital. 
 
 dr. easily set on fire. 
 
 a. not to be bent« 
 
 a, not to be broken. 
 v.a, to put in favor. 
 
 ti, unthankfulness. 
 
 n. a component part. 
 
 n. possession. 
 
 i. hostile, repugnant. 
 
 v.6> to enter, to instruct. 
 
 n. change. [tio> 
 
 VM, to propagate by ioser- 
 
 «• hiupliil«6s, quiet* 
 
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70 
 
 Pronouncing and Explanatory Vocabulary. 
 
 KEY. — Fate, fdt, far, f^ll, — nie, m6t, — pine, pin, — no, n6t. 
 
 If < 
 
 Words, 
 
 In or di nate 
 In qui e tude 
 In quis i tive 
 In sen si ble 
 In sa ti ate 
 In sid i ous 
 In sin u ate 
 In sol u ble 
 In sti ga tion 
 In sti tu tion 
 In stru men tal 
 In sur rec tion 
 In teg ri ty 
 In tel li gent 
 In tem per ance 
 In ter ces sor 
 In ter die tion 
 In ter fe rence 
 In ter mis sion 
 In ter pre ter 
 In ter ro gate 
 In ter rup tion 
 In ti ma cy 
 In ti ma tion 
 In tim i date 
 In tox i cate 
 In tri ca cy 
 In tu i tion 
 In val i date 
 In ven tor y 
 In ves ti gate 
 In vet er ate 
 In vid i ous 
 In vig o rate 
 In vin ci ble 
 In vis i ble 
 In un da tion 
 I ras ci ble 
 Ir ra tion al 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 in-6r'-de-nate 
 
 In-kwi'-e-tude 
 
 in-kwtz'-e-liv 
 
 !n-s6n'-se-bl 
 
 in-sa'-she-ate 
 
 in-sid'-e-iis 
 
 Kn-sin'-nu-ate 
 
 !n-s6r-lu-bl 
 
 in-ste-ga'-shun 
 
 in-ste-tu'-shun 
 
 in-stru-men'-tal 
 
 in-siir-r^k'-shiin 
 
 in-teg'-gre-te 
 
 in-tel'-le-jent 
 
 in-tem'-per-anse 
 
 in-ter-ses'-siir 
 
 in-t^r-dik'-shiin 
 
 in-ter-fe'-rense 
 
 in-t^r-mish'-iin 
 
 in-ter'-pre-tiir 
 
 in-t^r'-ro-gate 
 
 in-ter-rup'-shiin 
 
 in'-te-ma-se 
 
 in-te-ma'-shiin 
 
 in-tim'-e-date 
 
 in-t6ks'-e-kate 
 
 in'-tre-ka-se 
 
 in-tu-ish'-iin 
 
 in-val'-e-date 
 
 in'-ven-tiir-e 
 
 in-ves'-te-gate 
 
 in-vet'-ter-ate 
 
 in-vid'-eriis 
 
 in-vig'-go-rate 
 
 in-vin'-se-bl 
 
 in-viz'-e-bl 
 
 in-iin-da'-shiia 
 
 i-rSs'-se-bl 
 
 Ir-rSlsh'-d-n&l 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 a. irregular. 
 
 n. disturbed state. 
 
 a. curious. 
 
 a. imperceptible. 
 
 a. greedy. 
 
 a. treacherous. 
 v.a. to introduce gently* 
 
 a. not to be dissolved. 
 
 n. incitement to evil. 
 
 n. an establishment. 
 
 a, helpful. 
 
 n. a seditious rising. 
 
 n. honesty, fidelity. 
 
 a, knowing. [drink. 
 
 n. excess in meat or 
 
 n. a mediator. 
 
 71. a prohibition. 
 
 n. an interposing ' 
 
 n. cessation for a time. 
 
 w. a translator, 
 v.a. to examine. 
 
 n. hindrance, stop. 
 
 n. close familiarity. 
 
 n. a hint. 
 v.a. to make fearful, 
 v.a. to make drunk. 
 
 n. perplexity. 
 
 n. immediate perception, 
 v.a. to weaken. 
 
 n. a catalogue of goods. 
 v.a. to search out. 
 
 a. old, long established. 
 
 a. enviouS' 
 v.a. to strengthen. 
 
 a. unconquerable. 
 
 a. not to be seen. 
 
 n. a flood. 
 
 a. disposed to anger. 
 
 a. void of reason. 
 
 Words 
 Ir rel 
 Ir reg 
 Ir res 
 I tin e 
 Jan u 
 Ju ris 
 Ju ris f 
 Jus ti 1 
 Kitch e 
 Knil tir 
 La bo 
 Lam ei 
 Lam en 
 La cer 
 Lap i ( 
 Leg en 
 Le gal 
 Le ger 
 Le gis 
 Le git 
 Le vi a 
 Li cen 
 Lim i t 
 Li que J 
 Lit er a 
 Lit er a 
 Lit er a 
 Lit i ga 
 Lo cal i 
 Lon gey 
 Lo qua i 
 Lu mi n 
 Lux u ri 
 Lux u ri 
 Mach i r 
 Ma gis t 
 Mag nan 
 Mag nif f] 
 Ma hog 1 
 
Part I.— Section IV.--Polysyllables. 
 
 TI 
 
 ndt, 
 
 nor, m6ve,— tube, tub, mil,~oil,— pound,— <AiD, thIs. 
 
 itly. 
 ved. 
 
 It. 
 
 'g- 
 
 [drink. 
 
 or 
 
 time. 
 
 eption. 
 
 roods. 
 
 ished. 
 
 ;er* 
 
 Words, 
 Ir rel e vant 
 Ir reg u lar 
 Ir res o lute 
 I tin er ant 
 Jan u ar y 
 
 Sounds. 
 
 !r-r^r-e-vant 
 !r-reg'-gu-lar 
 ir-rez'-z6-Iute 
 i-tin'-ner-ant 
 j^n'-nu-jlr-e 
 Ju ris die tion jii-iis-dik'-shiin 
 Ju ris pru dence j6-ris-pru'-dense 
 Jus ti fi cr jiis'-te-fi-iir 
 
 Kitch en gar den liitsh'-in-gar-dn 
 Knil ting nee die nlt'-ling-ne-di 
 La bo ri ous la-bo'-re-iis 
 Lam en ta ble lam'-men-ta-bl 
 Lam en la tion lam-men-ta'-shiin 
 La cer a tion las-ser-a'-shiin 
 Lap i da ry lap'-e-dar-e 
 Leg en da ry led'-jen-da-re 
 Le gal i ty le-gdl'-e-te 
 
 Le ger de main led-jur-de-mane' 
 Le gis la tion l^d-jis-ia'-shiin 
 Le git i mate ie-jit'-te-mate 
 Le vi a than le-vi'-a-Z/tan 
 Li cen ti ate li-sen'-she-ate 
 Lim i ta tion lim-me-ta'-shiin 
 Li que lac lion lik-kwe-fak'-sluin 
 Lit er a ry llt'-ter-a-re 
 
 Lit er a ti lit-ter-ra'-ti 
 
 Iit'-ter-ra-ture 
 
 lit-le-ga'-shiia 
 
 lo-kal'-e-te 
 
 l6n-jev'-e-te 
 
 \Z !:was'-se-t6 
 
 lu'-me-nar-re 
 
 lug-zu'-re-iint 
 
 liig-zu'-re-iis 
 
 Lit er a ture 
 Lit i ga tion 
 Lo cal i ty 
 Lon gey i ty 
 Lo qua ci ty 
 Lu mi na ry 
 Lux u ri ant 
 Lux u ri ous* 
 
 Mach i na tioa miik-ke-na'-shiin 
 Ma gis tra cy mad'-jis-tra-se 
 Mag nan i mous nna-.nan'-e-mus 
 Mag nif fi cence mag-nif'-fe-sense 
 Ma hog a ny ma-h6g'-d-ne 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 a, unassisting. 
 
 a. not regular. 
 
 a. not determined. 
 
 a. wandering. 
 
 n. the first month. 
 
 w. legal authority. 
 
 «• the science of law. 
 
 n. one who defends. 
 
 n. a garden for roots. 
 
 n. a wire to knit with. 
 
 «. diligent in work. 
 
 a. mournful. 
 
 n. expression of sorrow. 
 
 n, the act of tearing. 
 
 n, a dealer in gems. 
 
 a. pertaining to a legend. 
 
 n. lawfulness. 
 
 n. slight of hand. 
 
 n. the act of giving laws. 
 
 a. born in marriage. 
 
 «. the whale. 
 
 «. a licensed person. 
 
 n. restriction. 
 
 n. the act of melting. 
 
 a. relating to letters. 
 
 n. the learned. 
 
 n. learning. 
 
 n. suit of law. 
 
 n. existence in place, 
 
 n. long life. 
 
 n. too much talk. 
 
 n, sun, moon. 
 
 a, plenteous. 
 
 a. voluptuous. 
 
 
 [irate 
 
 n. the office of a magis- 
 a. great of mind, 
 n. grandeur. 
 n. a valuable wood. 
 
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7« 
 
 PAONOiTNClNG AND •ExFLANJkl'ORV VoCABVLARY. 
 
 KEY. — Fftte, fiit far, fftlJ,— m6, m^t — pine, pin^^no, ndt, 
 
 \'- 1 
 
 :i: 
 
 Words* 
 
 Ma jes ti cal 
 Ma jor i ty 
 Mai e fac tor 
 Ma lev o lence 
 Ma lig ni ty 
 Man age a ble 
 Man i fes to 
 Man u fac ture 
 Man u mis sion 
 Mar ket a ble 
 Mas ti ca tion 
 Ma te ri al 
 Mat ri mo ny 
 Ma tu ri ty 
 Mau so le um 
 Me chan i cal 
 Me dal li on 
 Me di a tor 
 Me die i nal 
 Med i ta tion 
 Mel an chol y 
 Me li o rate 
 Me lo di ous 
 Mem or a ble 
 Mem c ran dum 
 Me mo ri al 
 Mer ce na ry 
 Mer cu ri al 
 Me rid 1 an 
 Met a mor phose 
 Me trop o lis 
 Mil i ta ry 
 Min is te ry 
 Min is tra tioa 
 Mi nor i ty 
 Mi rac u lous 
 Mis an thro py 
 Mis cal cu late 
 Mis eel la ny 
 
 Slomtds, 
 
 rnd-jes'-te-lidl 
 
 ini&-j6r'-c-te 
 
 mijil-le.fak'-tiir 
 
 ro^l^v'-v6-lense 
 
 mS.-lig'-De-te 
 
 man'-idje-a-bl 
 
 maii-ne-fes'-to 
 
 m iki^nu-f ak'-ts h u r e 
 
 man-nu-mish'-iin 
 
 m^r'-k!t-a-bl 
 
 mas-te-ka'-shiin 
 
 mS.-te'-re-al 
 
 mat'-re-miin-e 
 
 mS,-tu'-re-te 
 
 maw-so-Ie'-iim 
 
 me ];SLn'-e-kal 
 
 me-dSl'-vun 
 
 me-de-a'-tiir 
 
 me-djs'-e-nal 
 
 m^d-e-ta'-shiin 
 
 mel'-an-kol-e 
 
 me'-le-6-rate 
 
 me-lo'-de-iis 
 
 m^m'-miir-a-bl 
 
 mem-mo-ran'-diim 
 
 rae-mo'-re-al 
 
 mer'-se-^na-re 
 
 m^r-ku'-re-M 
 
 me-rid'-e-an 
 
 m^t-tS,-m6r'>-fu3 
 
 me-tr6p'-p6-lis 
 
 mil'-le-lil-re 
 
 min'-ls-tiir-e 
 
 fflin-ni3-tra-shun 
 
 me-n6r'-e-te 
 
 me-rS-k'-ku-liis 
 
 mis-'an'-wro-pe 
 
 mKs-lt ai'-ku-late 
 
 mis'-siii-lSn-o 
 
 Mmamgs, 
 
 a.^tatejy. 
 
 n. the ^neater number. 
 
 n. a criminal. 
 
 n, ill-will, malignity. 
 
 n. mali<;e. 
 
 a. governable. 
 
 n. public protestation. 
 v.a. to make by art. 
 
 n. act of releasing slaves. 
 
 a, such as may be sold. 
 
 n. the act of chewing. 
 
 a. consisting of matter. 
 
 n. marriage. 
 
 n, ripeness. 
 
 n. a funeral monument. 
 
 a. done by art. 
 
 w. a large medal. 
 
 n. an intercessor. 
 
 a. power of healing. 
 
 n. deep thought. 
 
 a. gloomy^ 
 v.a. to make better. 
 
 fl. musical. 
 
 M. worthy of memory[mory 
 
 n. a note to help the me- 
 
 n. something to preserve 
 
 n. a hireling. [memory. 
 
 a. containing quicksilver. 
 
 n. noon. 
 v.a. to transform. 
 
 n, the chief city. 
 
 a. warlike. 
 
 n. office, service. 
 
 w. agency. * 
 
 n. the smalU r number. 
 
 fl. done by niipicle. 
 
 n. hatred of mankind. 
 Uifl. to rec'ion wrong. 
 
 n. of vai. >us kinds. 
 
 
 Wordi 
 
 Mis de 
 Mis ei 
 Mis 8i< 
 Mod e 
 Mon u 
 Mor ta 
 Mu ni 
 Mu nif 
 Mu 111 
 
 Mu tu 
 Mys te 
 My tho 
 Na tiv 
 Na tu ] 
 Na vi I 
 Na vi ^ 
 Ne ces 
 Ne (ces 
 Ne fa r 
 Ne go t 
 Neu irai 
 Norn i I 
 Non en 
 Non res 
 Non sen 
 No to ri 
 Nu mer 
 Ob du re 
 O be di 
 Ob li ga 
 Ob lit er 
 Ob liv i 
 Ob se qui 
 Ob serv t 
 Ob ser va 
 Ob sti na 
 Ob strep < 
 jOc ca sioi 
 

 r. 
 
 S, ndt, 
 
 irnber. 
 lity. 
 
 ition. 
 
 •t. 
 
 g slaves. 
 
 >e sold. 
 
 ving. 
 
 natter. 
 
 ument. 
 
 [)g. 
 
 iory[mory 
 the me- 
 )reserve 
 [memory, 
 cksilver. 
 
 mber. 
 le. 
 :ind. 
 ng. 
 
 Part I.-Section IV.-Poltsyllables. 
 
 78 
 
 ndr, mdvc, — tube, tiib fiW) ovi :; r — 
 
 . . * '"°* '"'N-^W r--pO^ THIS. 
 
 Words. Sounds. 
 
 Mis de mean or mis-de-me'-niir 
 
 JJis er a ble miz'-zur-d-bl 
 
 Mis sioa a ry mwh'-iin.nar.re 
 
 Mod er a tion rndd-d^r-a'-shiin 
 
 Mon u men tal m6n.nu.m«n'.t&l 
 
 M'^r tal 1 ty mor.tai'.je.te 
 
 Mu ni ci pal mu-nis'.se.pal 
 
 Mu nif 1 cent mu-nif '-fe-s^nt 
 
 Mu til la tion 
 Mu tu al ly 
 Mys te ri ous 
 My thol o sv 
 Na tiv i ty 
 Na tu ral ist 
 Na vi ga ble 
 Na vi ga tion 
 Ne ces sa ry 
 Ne (ces si ty 
 Ne fa ri ous 
 Ne go ti ate 
 Neu iral i ty 
 Norn I na tion 
 Non en ti ty 
 
 mu-te-la'-shiin 
 •mu'-tshu-ai-le 
 mis-te'-re-iis 
 me-//i6r-l6-ie 
 na-tiv'-ve-t6 
 nat'-tshu-r^l-ist 
 nav'-ve-ga-bl 
 nav-ve-ga'-shiin 
 n^s'-ses-s^r-re 
 ne'-ses-se-te 
 ne-fa'-re-iis 
 ne-go'-she-ato 
 nu-tral'-e-te 
 nftm-me-na'-shiin 
 
 Non res i dence non-res'-se-ddnse 
 Non sen si cal ndn-sen'-se-kal 
 No to ri ous no-to'-re-us 
 Nu mer a tion nu-mer-a'-shun 
 Ob du ra cy Sb'-ju-ra-se 
 O be di ent o-be'-je-ent 
 Obligation 6b-le-ga'.shun 
 Ob lit er ate 6b-lit'-ter-rate 
 Ob hv 1 on 6b.li/.ve.un 
 
 Ob se qui ous db-se'.kwe-ijs 
 Ob serv a ble 5b-zer'va.bl 
 Ob ser va tion db-zer-va'-shiin 
 Ob sti na cy 5b'.ste.na.s« 
 Ub strep er ous db-strdp'.per-iis 
 Oc ca sion al dk-ka'.zhSn.&l 
 
 a. 
 
 Meanings, 
 n. a petty offence. 
 a. unhappy. [religion. 
 
 n. one sent to propagate 
 n. forbearance. 
 a. memorial. 
 
 n. death. [ration, 
 
 a. belonging to a corpo- 
 a, liberal, generous. 
 
 n. deprivation of a limb, 
 aa. reciprocally, 
 a. not to be understood. 
 n. system of fables. 
 «. birth. 
 
 «. a student in physics. 
 «. passable for ships. 
 
 n. art of steering a ship. 
 «• needful. 
 
 n. want, compulsion, 
 a. wicked, abominable. 
 ».n. to treat with. 
 
 «. a state of indifference. 
 ^' a naming. 
 «• nonexistence. 
 «. failure of residence. 
 «. foolish, unmeaning. 
 «• publicly known. 
 «• art of numbering. 
 n- hardness of heart. 
 «. submissive, dutiful. 
 ». an engagement. 
 V a. to efface. 
 a. forgetfulness. 
 «■ obedient. 
 «• remarkable. 
 ». remark, 
 w. stubbornness. 
 o. loud, clamorous^ 
 a. incidental. 
 
T4 
 
 Pronohncino ami^ Explanatory VocABULARr. 
 
 Key. — Fat(9, G^ far, fill, — m*, mi^t — pine, pin — no, ndt. 
 
 I '^ 
 
 Words, 
 
 Oc cu pa tioa 
 Of fi ci ate 
 Om nip o tent 
 01 i gar chy 
 Om ni pres ent 
 Op er a tion 
 Op er a tive 
 Op po si tion 
 Op pro bri ous 
 O rac u lar 
 Or a tor y 
 Or di na ry 
 O ri en tal 
 O ri gl nal 
 O ri gi nate 
 Or na men tal 
 Or thog rapli y 
 Or tho e py 
 Os ten si ble 
 Os ten la tion 
 O vip a rous 
 Pal at a ble 
 Pal li a tion 
 Pal pi ta tion 
 Pan e gyr ic 
 Par a lyt ic 
 Par e gor ic 
 Pa 10 chi al 
 Par si mon y 
 Par ti ci pate 
 Par tic u lar 
 Pa tri ot ism 
 Pa vil i on 
 Pec u la tion 
 Pe cu li ar . 
 Pe des tri an 
 Pen e tra ble 
 
 SounfU' 
 
 6k ku-pa'-shiin n. 
 
 fif'flsh'-e.ate v.n. 
 
 djn-nYp'.pd>tent a. 
 
 dlMe-uar.ke n. 
 
 5m.ne.pr^z'-€nt a, 
 
 5p-per<ra'-shun it. 
 
 6p'.p^r-ra-tiv o, 
 
 5p.po-z!sh'-un . n. 
 
 dp.pro'-bre.iis a. 
 
 o.rilk'-ku'liir a, 
 
 dr'-rJi-tui-e n. 
 
 dr'-de.iiS.re a. 
 
 o-re-en'-t&l a. 
 
 o-iU'-je-nSl n. 
 
 o-rXd'.je-nate v.a, 
 
 dr-nd-m^n^l5^l a. 
 
 6r./A6g'.gr&f.© n. 
 
 dr'-i/io-e-pe n. 
 
 5s-t^a'-se.bl a. 
 
 5s-tdn.ta shiin n. 
 
 o-vSp'-pSL-rus a. 
 
 piir.ldt.t&.bl a. 
 
 pai-le-a'-shiin , w. 
 
 p^I-pe.ta'.shiin n. 
 
 p&nne.jer'-rlfk «. 
 
 par-jt-iit'-lik a. 
 
 pSif-e-gdr'-ik n. 
 
 p^-rd'.ke.&l a. 
 
 pSLr'-se-miin-e n- 
 
 pir-tis'-se-pate v.a» 
 
 pilr-tik'-u-lur a. 
 
 pa'-tre-iit-izm n. 
 
 pa-vil'-yiin n. 
 
 pek.ku-Ia'.shun n. 
 
 p^g.ku-le.iir a. 
 
 pS-d^s'.tre.dn n. 
 
 n^n'.njg.tr^.bl a« 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 employment. 
 
 to perform for another. 
 
 Almighty. 
 
 aristocracy, 
 
 present evtry where. 
 
 the effect produced. 
 
 efficacious. 
 
 acting agdinst. 
 
 reproachful. 
 
 uttering grades. 
 
 eloquence. 
 
 established. 
 
 eastern. 
 
 source, first copy. 
 
 to begin. 
 
 giving beauty. 
 
 the art of spelling. 
 
 right pronunciation. 
 
 apparent. 
 
 outward show. 
 
 bringing forth eggs. 
 
 pleasing to the taste. 
 
 extenuation. 
 
 beating or panting. 
 
 praise, encomium. 
 
 having the palsy., 
 
 medicine for a cough. 
 
 belonging to a parish. 
 
 frugality, 
 
 to partake, to share. 
 
 singular, odd. 
 
 love of country. 
 
 a tent. 
 
 robbery of the public. 
 
 particular. 
 
 a foot traveler. 
 
 what may be '^iercedi 
 
 Wordi 
 
 Pen e 
 Pen i 
 Pe nu 
 Per ad 
 Per ar 
 Per ce 
 Per en 
 Per en 
 Per fid 
 Per pe 
 Per pel 
 Per pif 
 Per se 
 Per se ' 
 Per son 
 Per son 
 Per spit 
 Per ti I 
 Per tur 
 Phe no I 
 Phil aij I 
 Phi lol 
 Phi los 
 Phys i < 
 Piile bot 
 Plu ral 
 Po et i 
 Po lem 
 Pol i ti 
 Po lyg a 
 P»m pos 
 Pop u la 
 Pos te ri 
 Pos ter i 
 Prac ti c 
 Prag mal 
 Pre ca ri 
 
Part !.— Sajtmii IV.— PoLYstLtiBLM. 
 
 n 
 
 i!!!L^!:^!!E!^^^ 
 
 !d. 
 
 Words, 
 
 Pen e tra tion 
 Pen i ten tial 
 Pe nu ri oua 
 Per ad ven ture 
 Per am bu late 
 Per cep ti ble 
 Per emp to ry 
 Per en ni al 
 Per fid i ous 
 Per pel u al 
 Per pet u ate 
 Per pitx i ty 
 Per se cu tlon 
 Per se ve ranee 
 Per son a ble 
 Per son al \y 
 Per spic u ou3 
 Per ti na cious 
 Per tur ba tion 
 Phe no me non 
 Pbil aij ihro py 
 Phi lol o gy 
 Phi los o phy 
 Phys i cui ly 
 Phle bot my 
 Plu ral i ty 
 Po et i cal 
 Po lem i cal 
 Pol i ti clan 
 P<^ lyg a my 
 Pom pos i ty 
 Pop u la tion 
 Pos te ri or 
 Pos ter i ty 
 Prac ti ca ble 
 Prag mat i cal 
 Pre ca ri ous 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 p^n.ne.tra'-shiin 
 
 pen-ne-tgn'-shdl 
 
 pe-nu'-rd-iis 
 
 p^r-ild-v^n'-tshure 
 
 p^r.am'-bu.late 
 
 p^i-sgp'.te.bl 
 
 p6r'.i<6m tiir-re 
 
 per-dn'.ne.ai 
 
 per.fjfd'.yiis 
 
 p«r.p6t'.t8hu.&l 
 
 p^r-p^t'-tshu-ate 
 
 p^r.pl^ks'.e.te 
 
 p^r.se.ku'.shiin 
 
 p6r.s6.v6 -rdnse 
 
 p^r'.siiri.a-bl 
 
 p^r'sun.ai.je 
 
 p^r-spik' ku-iis 
 
 p^r-te-na'-shiis 
 
 p«r.tur.ba'.8hun 
 
 fe-nSm'-Tne-ndn 
 
 fil an'.fAo.pe 
 
 f§.l5l'.l6.je 
 
 f6.l6s'.s6-fe 
 
 nz'.zg.kal.le 
 
 ftfi-btti'-to-me 
 
 plu-rSir.g.te 
 
 p6.6i'.te.kal 
 
 p6.ldm'.me-k&l 
 
 P«l.l6.t!sh'.an 
 
 p6.llfg'.g&.me 
 
 pttm.pds'.e-te 
 
 p^p-ptS-li'-shiin 
 
 pds.te'-re-iir 
 
 p6.s.t^r'.6.te 
 
 prJtk'-te.ka-bl 
 
 nriitf.mUt' f£ l.x) 
 
 pr€.kd'.re.ua 
 
 Meanings, 
 n. sagacity. 
 
 «. expressing pehitenc6- 
 a. niggardly. 
 od. perhaps, perchance. 
 V .a. to walk through. 
 «. what may be seen. 
 a, absolute, prompt. 
 «. perpetual- 
 «• treacherous. 
 a never ceasing. 
 v.a. to make perpetual. 
 n. anxitty, intricacy. 
 «. act of persecuting. 
 «. steadiness in pursuit, 
 a. handsome, graceful. 
 od, in person, 
 fl. clear, not obscnre. 
 «. obstinate, constant. 
 n, disquiet of mind. 
 n, wonderful appearance, 
 n. love of mankind, 
 n. criticism. 
 ft' knowledge. 
 ad. according to nature, 
 n. blood.lstting. 
 «. more than one. 
 a. belonging to poetry. 
 a, controversial. 
 «. one skilled in politics, 
 ".plurality of wives. 
 *i' affectation of pomp, 
 itt. number of people. 
 a. happening after. 
 fi. descendants. 
 0. performable. 
 a. impertinent. 
 a. ujieertaiQ, 
 
76 
 
 PRONOUKCUNG AND EXPLANATORY VOCABULART. 
 
 Key. — Fate fUt, far, fAll, — me, m6t, — pine, pin, — no, n6t. 
 
 Words. Sounds, 
 
 Pre cc den cy pre-se -d^n-se 
 Pred a to ry pred'.dii.tur-e 
 Pre cip i tate pre-sip'-pr'.i.Jj.t 
 Pred e ces sor pr6d.«" i*. /^ 
 Pre des ti nate pre--, c;^ -»t.iiaie 
 Pre die a menl prc-dik'-k&.nnent 
 Pre di lee tion pre-de-lck'-shiin 
 Pre dom i nate pre.d5m'-me.nate 
 Pre em i nence pre.^m'-me.nense 
 Pref a tor y pr^f '.fa-tiir-e 
 Pre ju di cial pr^d.ju-dtsh'-^i 
 Pre med i tate pre.med'>e.tate 
 Pre par a live pre.par'-rJi.tiv 
 Pre pon der ate pre.p6n'.d^r.ate 
 Pre pos ler ous pre.p6s'-ter-us 
 Pre rog a tive pre-rog'-ga-tlv 
 Pres or ya tion prez-zer-va'-shiin 
 Pres i den cy pr^z'.ze.den-se 
 Pre sump tu ouspre-ziim^tshu.iis 
 Pre var i cate pre.v&r'-re-kate 
 Pre vi ous ly pre'-ve-iis-le 
 Pro ba tion er pro-ba'-shun-iir 
 Pro eras tin ate pr5.kras'.tin>ate 
 Prof it a ble pr6f '-f it-a-bl 
 Pro fund i ty pro-fiind'-e-te 
 Pro gen i tor pro-jen'-it-iir 
 Prog nos ti cate pr5g.nos'.te.kate 
 Pro hi bi tion pro-he.bish'.iin 
 Pro mis cu ous prd>mis'-ku.iis 
 Prom on tor y prom'.miin.tur.e 
 Pro pri e ty pro-pn'-e-te 
 Prov o ca tion pr5v.5.ka'.shun 
 Qua dran gu lar kw&>dran'.gu-lur 
 Qua dren ni al kw^dr^n'-ne.^l 
 Ques tion a ble kw^s'.tshiin-d.bl 
 Ra di a tion ra.de. a'.shun 
 Ra 
 
 
 tv 
 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 n. act tif going before. 
 
 a. robbing, plundering. 
 
 a, hasty, rash. 
 
 n. going before. 
 r.o. to appoint beforehand. 
 
 n. claMs, slate. 
 
 n preferencte. 
 u n. to prevail. 
 
 n- ?i.;;'erioiity. 
 
 a. introductory. 
 
 a. hurtful. 
 v.n. to think beforehand. 
 
 a. serving to prepare. 
 v.a. to outweigh. 
 
 a. absurd, wrong. 
 
 7i. peculiar privilege. 
 
 n. act of preserving. 
 
 n. superintendence. 
 
 a. arrogant. 
 v.n. to cavil, to quible. 
 ad. beforehand. 
 
 n. one who is on trial. 
 v.a. to defer, to delay. 
 
 a. advantageous. 
 
 n. depth of knowledge. 
 
 n. a forefather, 
 v.a. to foreiel. 
 
 n. act of forbidding. 
 
 a. mingled. 
 
 n. a cape. 
 
 n. fitness. 
 
 n. a cause for anger. 
 
 a, square. 
 
 a. comprising four years. 
 
 a. doubtful. 
 
 n. emisiiion of rays. 
 
 Words 
 Re al 
 Re an 
 . Re bel 
 Re cip 
 Re cip 
 Rec ol 
 Rec re 
 Re du 
 Re dun 
 Refer 
 Re frac 
 Re fran 
 Ref u tj 
 Re gen 
 Reg u i 
 Reg u 1 
 Re it er 
 Rel ax I 
 Re marli 
 Re mu r 
 Ren o v( 
 Re peat 
 Rep e.ti 
 Rep re h 
 Rep ro b 
 Re pu di 
 Rep u ta 
 Rep u ta 
 Re sid u 
 Res ig na 
 Res er va 
 Re sist i 
 Re solv a 
 Res o lute 
 Res o hx i 
 
 Re spec tc 
 Res pi ra 
 
Part 1.-Section IV.-PoLysYLLABLEa. 
 
 77 
 
 ''II I i ' I 
 
 Words. 
 Re al i ty 
 Re an i mate 
 . Re bei li oa 
 .Re cip i ent 
 Re cip ro cal 
 Rec ol lee tion 
 Rec re a tion 
 Re du ci ble 
 Re dun dan cy 
 Ref or ma tion 
 Re frac tor y 
 Re fran gi ble 
 Ref u ta tion 
 Re gen er ate 
 Reg u la tion 
 Reg u la tor 
 Re it er ate 
 Rel ax a tion 
 Re mark a ble 
 Re mu ner ate 
 Ren o va tion 
 Re peat cd ly 
 Rep e.ti tion 
 Rep re hen tion 
 Rep ro ba tion 
 Re pu di ate 
 Rep u ta hie 
 Rep u ta tion 
 Re sid u al 
 Res ig na tion 
 Res er va tion 
 Re sist i ble 
 Re solv a ble 
 Res o lute ly 
 Res o hi tJQp, 
 Re spec ta hie 
 Res pi ra tion 
 
 -^^^^^^^^L^^^^^^^^i^::;^ 
 
 Sounds. 
 
 re.dr.e.te 
 
 re-in'-ne-mate 
 
 re.bel'.yun 
 
 re.8ip'.pe.^nt 
 
 re-sip'.pro.c^l 
 
 rek.kdl.ldk'-shiin 
 r^k^kre-a'-shiin 
 re-du'-se.bl 
 re.diin'.dan-se 
 
 lif-for-ma'.shun 
 re.frdk'.tiir.e 
 re.fran'.je-bl 
 ref-fu.ta'.shiin 
 re-jen'-er.ate 
 reg.u.la'.shun 
 reg'-u.la.tiir 
 re-it'.ter-ate 
 reUaks-a'-shiin 
 re.raark'.a.bl 
 re-mu'-ner.ate 
 ren-no-va'-shiin 
 re-pe'-ted-le 
 i^p.e-tish'.iin 
 rep-pre-hen'-shiin 
 rep-pro-ba'-shiin 
 re.pu'ide-ate 
 rep'.pu.tM.bi 
 
 rep-pu-ta'-shiin 
 re-zid'.ju.al 
 
 re zig.na'-shun 
 
 rez-^r-va'-shiin 
 
 r6.2ist'-e-bl 
 
 re-zdl'-va-bl 
 rez'-6-luie-Ie 
 
 --^-^-lu-snun 
 
 re-spek-ta-bl 
 
 res-pe-ra'-shun 
 
 Meanings. 
 «. truth, 
 v.a. to revive. ftfaority. 
 
 «. opposition to lawful au- 
 ». ine receiver. 
 «. mutual. 
 
 n. revival in the meraory 
 ». amusement. * 
 
 a. possible to be redu-od 
 «• superfluity. 
 n. change to the belter. 
 «• obstinate. i-gj 
 
 •• f/^P^^^e of being refract.' 
 n. the act of refuting. 
 v.a. to reprciduce. 
 «• method, order. 
 «. one that regulates. 
 v.a. to repeat again. 
 «. ease, respite. 
 a. observable, 
 v.a. to reward. 
 
 «• renewal, 
 flfd. more than once, 
 rt- the act of repeating. 
 «. reproof. f^ence. 
 
 «. a condemnatory sen. 
 t-a. to put away. 
 fl. of good character. 
 n. credit, honor. 
 «• remaining. 
 ». submission. 
 n. something kept ba<;k. 
 ff. ttmt may be resisted. 
 *J- waat may be solved. 
 «o. detorminately, 
 
 ». #xed determination. 
 *• desetving rospect. 
 
 ». the act of breathing. 
 
79 
 
 Pronouncing and Explanatory Vocabulary. 
 
 KEY. — Fate, fftt, far, fftll,— m6, nic^t, — pine, ptn, — no, n6t, 
 
 ^Vords, 
 
 Re splcn den cy 
 Re spon si ble 
 Res ti tu tion 
 Re sto ra live 
 lies ur rcc tion 
 Re tal i titc 
 Ret ri bu tion 
 Rev c la tion 
 Ue vcr ber ate 
 Rev cr en lial 
 Rev o ca ble* 
 Rev o lu tion 
 Rhet o ri cian 
 Ri die u lous 
 Righ to ous ness 
 Ro tun (.li ty 
 Ru mi na tion 
 Ru3 ti ci ty 
 Sa ga ci ty 
 Sa lu bri ous 
 Sal u ta ry 
 Sal u ta tion 
 Sane tu a ry 
 San gui na ry 
 Sar e^is ti cal* 
 Sa li e ty 
 Sa tir i cal 
 Sat is fac tion 
 Sci en tif ic 
 Scur ril i ty 
 Sea son a ble 
 See on da ry 
 Sec re ta ry 
 Se cu ri ty 
 Sed en ta ry 
 
 fizim I nn rv 
 
 r-— w-ir: a ••■-■■ 'J 
 
 Sen so ri um 
 
 Sounds. 
 
 re-spldn'-dfin-se 
 
 re-sp6n'-se-bl 
 
 res-ie-tu'-shiin 
 
 re-sto'-rti-ttv - 
 
 r^z-iir-riik'-shiin 
 
 re-tdl'-e-atc 
 
 r^t-tre-bu'-shiin 
 
 rev-e-la'-shiin 
 
 re-v6r'-ber-ate 
 
 rfev-^r-en'-shsil 
 
 rev'-6-ka-bl 
 
 rev-v6-lu'-shiin 
 
 ret-t6-ft(sh'dn 
 
 ro-dil;'-ku-liis 
 
 rl'-tshe-iis-n<^3s 
 
 ro-liin'-de-le 
 
 r6-me-na'-shiin 
 
 riis-ils'-e-te 
 
 sSl-g&s'-se-te 
 
 sS.-lu'-bre-iis 
 
 sdl'-lu-tii-re 
 
 sSil-lu-ta'-shiin 
 
 s3lngk'-tshu-a-re 
 
 sSLng'-gwe-nii-re 
 
 silr-kas'-te-kSLl 
 
 s&-li'-e-te 
 
 sSl-tir'-re-kal 
 
 sdt-lis-fdk'-shiin 
 
 si-^n-tif'-fik 
 
 skiir-ril'-e-te 
 
 s6'-zn-^-bl 
 
 a^k'-kiin-dS-re 
 
 sek'-kre-td-re 
 
 se-ku'-re-te 
 
 s6d'-d^n-t&-re 
 
 se na'-e-D^-re 
 
 s6n-s6'-re-iini 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 n- lustre, brightness. 
 a. answerable. 
 n. the act ot' restoring, 
 n. able to recruit life. 
 n. revival from death. 
 v.a. to return like fur like. 
 
 n. repayment. 
 
 n. discovery, 
 r.n.to rebound. 
 
 a. expressing reverence. 
 
 a. that may be recalled. 
 
 n.a returning motion. 
 
 n. a teacher of elocution. 
 
 a, worthy of laughter. 
 
 n. justice, honesty. 
 
 n. roundness. 
 
 n. meditation. 
 
 n clownishness. 
 
 n- quickness of scent. 
 
 a. wholesome. 
 
 a. healthful, safe. 
 
 n. the act of saluting. 
 
 n. a holy place. 
 
 a. bloody. 
 
 a. keen, taunting. 
 
 n. unpleasant fulness. 
 
 a.' severe in language. 
 
 n. contentment. 
 
 n. producing knowledge. 
 
 n. abusive language. 
 
 a. opportune. 
 
 a. not primary. [other. 
 
 n. one who writes for an- 
 
 n. protection. 
 
 a. sitting much. 
 
 n. a nlace of education = 
 
 n. the seat of sense. 
 
 Wordi 
 
 Sep ai 
 
 Sep te 
 
 Se rcr 
 
 Se ri 
 
 Ser vii 
 
 Se ver 
 
 Sig nil 
 
 Sim pi 
 
 Sin ce 
 
 Sit u I 
 
 So bri 
 
 So ci ( 
 
 •So lem 
 
 So li c 
 
 So li c 
 
 So HI ( 
 
 Sol i t( 
 
 Son o 
 
 So phis 
 
 Sop o ] 
 
 Spec u 
 
 Spir it 
 
 Spon ta 
 
 Sta bil 
 
 Stat u { 
 
 Ste nog 
 
 Stim u 
 
 Stip u li 
 
 Stu pe i 
 
 Stu pid 
 
 Sub ju g 
 
 Sub lu r 
 
 Sub or ( 
 
 Sub ser 
 
 Sub Stan 
 
 Sue ces 
 Su do ri 
 
PiET I.-SECT10N IV.-P0LV.yLLiBlE«. 
 
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 [other, 
 s for an- 
 
 Words. 
 
 Sep ar a tion 
 Sep ten ni al 
 Se rcn i ty 
 Se ri ous ness 
 Ser vice a ble 
 Se ver i ty 
 Sig nif i cant 
 Sim pli ci ty 
 Sin cer i ty 
 Sit u u tion 
 So bri e ty 
 So ci e ty 
 •So Jem ni ty 
 So li cit ous 
 So ii ci tude 
 S'o 111 quy 
 Sol i ta ry 
 Son rif ic 
 So phis ti cate 
 Sop o rif ic 
 Spec u la tion 
 Spir it u al 
 Spon ta ne ous 
 Sta bil i ty 
 Stat u a ry 
 Ste nog raph y 
 Stim u la tion* 
 Stip u la tion 
 Stu pe fac lion 
 Stu pid i ty 
 Sub ju ga tion 
 Sub lu na ry 
 Sub or di nate 
 Sub ser vi ent 
 Sub Stan ti ate 
 
 'Sinn n^aa A.I 1— 
 
 Sue ces sive ly 
 Sa do rif ic 
 
 Sounds. 
 
 si'p-ptir-a^-shun 
 
 sep-itjn'-ne-ai 
 
 sC-rtin'-ne-to 
 
 se'-re-iia-nds 
 
 ser'-vis-a.bl 
 
 se.v<)r'-e-tc 
 
 6ifg-nif'-fe-kant 
 
 stjn-prf:j'-e-t6 
 
 s!n-ser'-e-te 
 
 sit-tshu-a'-shiin 
 
 so-brl'-e-te 
 
 so-si'-C'-te 
 
 s6-lcm'-nu-te 
 
 so-Iis'-sit-ii.s 
 
 s6-lls'-se-tude 
 
 s6-lil'-l6-kwe 
 
 sdr-je-t^-ro 
 
 sdn-o-jlf-fik 
 
 so-fis'-te-kato 
 
 sdp.o-r^-lik 
 
 sp^k-Q-la'-sImn 
 
 spir'-rt-tshu-al 
 
 spdn-ta-ne-iis 
 
 sta-bii'-e-te 
 
 stiit'-tshu-a-re 
 
 ste-n6g'-graf-fe 
 
 slim-mu-la-shiin 
 
 slip.u-Ja'-shun 
 
 stii-pe-fak'-shiin 
 
 stu-pid'-e-te 
 
 siib-ju-ga'-shun 
 
 siib'-lu-nar-e 
 
 siib-or'-de-nat 
 
 siib-ser'-ve-ent 
 
 siib-si^n'-she-ate 
 
 siik-ses'-fiil-e 
 
 suk-s^s-s3fv-le 
 
 su-do-rXf-fXk 
 
 Meanings, 
 »»• di.>junction. 
 a. lastii.g seven years, 
 n. calmness. 
 n. gravity. 
 «. useful. 
 
 n. cruel treatment. 
 O' expressive. 
 n. ;Wainness. 
 n. purity of mind. 
 n. position, slate. 
 «. tempoiance in drink. 
 n. ccmmunity, union. 
 n. ceremony. 
 a. anxious, careful. 
 
 n.anxiet>, carefulness. 
 n. talking to one's self. 
 «. retired, single. 
 « producing sound. 
 v.a. to adulterate. 
 a. causing sleep. 
 n. mental view, 
 a. immaterial. 
 a. voluntary, 
 n. steadiness. 
 
 n. the art of carving images 
 n. short hand. 
 
 w excitement, 
 n. bargain. 
 n. insensibility. 
 n. dulnesa. 
 
 n- the act of subduing. 
 
 «. earthly 
 
 a. inferior in order. 
 
 a. subordinate. 
 v.a. to make to ftvia* 
 flo. prosperously. 
 ad. one after another. 
 
 «• causing sweat. 
 
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 Pronouncing and Explanatory Vocabulary. 
 
 I 
 
 KBY.— -Fate, fai, far, fail,— mc* mtit— pine, pXa— ao, n6t. 
 
 Words, Sounds. 
 
 Suf fo ca tion suf-fo-ka'-jhiin 
 
 Sul phu re ous sul-fu'-re-iis 
 
 Sump tu ous ]y siim -tshu-iis-Ie 
 
 Su per a bound su-p^r-d-boMnd' 
 
 Sii per fi ces 
 Su per flu ous 
 Su per in tend 
 Su pe ri or 
 Su per la tive 
 
 s^.pdr.fKsh'-ez 
 
 su-per'-flu-iis 
 
 su-p^r-Kn-tend' 
 
 su-pe'-re-iir 
 
 su-per'-lsl-tiv 
 
 Su per sti tion su-per-stish'-iin 
 
 Su per vi sor su-p^r-vi'-ziir 
 
 Sup pli ca tion siip-pie-ka'-shiin 
 
 Sup port a ble sup-port'-td-bl 
 
 Sup po sa bio siip-po'-za-bl 
 
 Su prem a cy sH-prem'-a-se 
 
 Sus cep ti ble sus -sep'-te-bl 
 
 Sym bol i cal sim-bdl'-e-kal 
 
 Sym pa thet ic sim.pa./A^t'-ik 
 
 Sy nee do che se-n^k'-do-ku 
 
 Sy non y mous 
 Tab er na cle 
 Tau tol o gy 
 Te mei i ty 
 
 se-n6n'-ne-mii3 
 t&b'-er-na-kl 
 taw-tSl'-lo-je 
 te-mer'-e-te 
 
 Tem per a nrient tem'-'per-^-ment 
 
 Tern per a ture tem'-p^r-a-tuie 
 
 Tem pes tu ous t^m-pes'-tshii-iia 
 
 Tem po ra ry t^m'-po-rd-re 
 
 Te na,ci ty tfi-nds'-e-te 
 
 Ter mi na tion t^r-me-na'-shun 
 
 Ter ra que ous t6r-ra'-kwe.iis 
 
 Ter res tri al ter-res'-tre-al 
 
 Ter ri tor y 
 Tes ti mo ny 
 The oc ra cy 
 The ol o gy 
 
 ter -re-tur-e 
 t^s'-te-miin-e 
 Z/te-dk'-krd-se 
 <Ae.drid-je 
 
 Ther mom e ter Mdr-rad.Ti'-e.tiir 
 Ti mid i ty te-mM'.e-te 
 To bac co'nist td.b&k'.ko.nlst 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 n. the act of choking. 
 
 a. made of brimstone. 
 ad. expensively, 
 v.n. to be exuberant* 
 
 n. surface. 
 
 a, unnecessary. 
 ».a. to oversee. 
 
 a. higher. 
 
 a. highest degree 
 
 n. false religion. 
 
 n. an overseer. 
 
 n, an humble petition. 
 
 a, tolerable. 
 
 a. that may be supposed. 
 
 «. highest authority. 
 
 a. capable of admitting. 
 
 a« representative. [tion. 
 
 a. having mutual sensa- 
 
 a. a figure of speech. 
 
 a« same signification. 
 
 n. a sacred place. [tion. 
 
 Ml. unnecessary repeti- 
 
 n. raskness. 
 
 n, conistitution* 
 
 w. degree of heat. 
 
 <H. stormy, turbulent. 
 
 «. of short duration. 
 
 w. obstinacy. 
 
 n, a limit, the end. [water. 
 
 a. composed of land and 
 
 a. earthly. 
 
 n. land, country. 
 
 w. evidence given. 
 
 n, government by God. 
 
 n. divinity. [sure heat. 
 
 n.,an instrument to mea- 
 
 n. fearAilnesss 
 
 n. a dealer in tobacco. 
 
 nc 
 
 Words. 
 
 Tol er ( 
 
 Tol er I 
 
 To pog , 
 
 Iran qu 
 
 Trans foj 
 
 Tran si 
 
 Trans mi 
 
 Trans mi 
 
 Trans pa 
 
 Trans pia 
 
 Trans por 
 
 Trans po 
 
 Trep i d£ 
 
 Trib u la 
 
 Trib u ta 
 
 Tri en ni 
 
 Tu mul ti 
 
 Ty pog n 
 
 Ty ran ni 
 
 U bi qui i 
 
 Ul ti mate 
 
 Ul tra ma 
 
 Un af feet 
 
 Un af feet 
 
 U nan i m 
 
 Un as pi f 
 
 Un a vail ; 
 
 Un be com 
 
 Un be liev 
 
 Un cer tair 
 
 Un change j 
 
 Un clean li i 
 
 Un cour te 
 
 Un der stand 
 
 Un der val u 
 
 Un ea si ne 
 
 U ni ver sal 
 
 Ur ban i ty 
 
PAai L^ECTION IV.-PoLrsrLLABLES. 
 
 81 
 
 Words, 
 Tol er a ble 
 Tol er a tion 
 To pog raph y 
 Tran quil U ty 
 Trans for ma tion 
 •Tran si tor y 
 Trans mi gra tion 
 Trans mu ta ble 
 Trans pa ren cy 
 Transplantation 
 Transportation 
 Trans po si tion 
 Trep i da tion 
 Trib u la tion 
 Trib u ta ry 
 Tri en ni al 
 Tu mul tu ous 
 Ty pog raph y 
 Ty ran ni cal 
 U bi qui ty 
 Ul ti mate ly 
 Ul tra ma rine 
 Un af feet ed 
 Un af feet ing 
 U nan i mous 
 Un as pi ring 
 CJn a vail ing 
 Un be com ing 
 Un be liev er 
 Un cer tain ty 
 Un change a ble 
 Un clean li ness 
 Un cour te ous 
 Un der stand ing 
 Un der val ue 
 Un ea si ness 
 U ni ver sal 
 XJr ban i ty 
 
 Sounds. 
 
 tdi'-ur-a-bl 
 t51.ur.a'.shun 
 t6.peg'„graf.e 
 trin-kwil'-e-te 
 
 trans-for-ma'-shiin 
 tr^n'-se-iiir-e 
 
 trans-me-gra'-shiin 
 tr&ns-mu'.ta-bl 
 
 trdns-pa'-r^n-se 
 
 trans-pl^n-ta'-shiin 
 
 tr^ns-por-ia'-shiin 
 
 trins-pd-zish'-ur. 
 
 tr^p.e-da'.shun 
 
 trib.u.la'.shiin 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 a. that may be endured. 
 «• permission. 
 
 «. description of places. 
 n. quietness. 
 
 n. change of form. 
 a. speedily vanishing, 
 n. change of place. 
 
 «• capable of change. 
 «. clearness. 
 n. act of removing, 
 w. banishment. 
 
 trib'-u-ta-re 
 tri-en'.yal 
 
 tu-miil'-tshu-us 
 te.p6g'.graf.e 
 
 tl-ran'-ne-kal 
 
 yu-bik'-we-te 
 
 ul'-te-mat-le 
 
 iil-tra-ma-ren' 
 
 un-af.fek'-t^d 
 
 un.af.fek'..ting 
 
 yu-nSLn'-e-miis 
 
 iin-as-pi'-ring 
 
 un.&.va'.|ing 
 
 un.be-kum'.ing 
 
 un-be-lev'-iir 
 
 iin.s^r'.iJn.te 
 
 un.tshan'.ja.b) 
 
 un.kl^n'.l^.nCss 
 un-kiir'-tshe-iig 
 
 un-diir-stan'-dinff 
 un-diir.vai'.u 
 
 iin.e'.ze.n^ss 
 
 yu-ne.ver'-s&l 
 iir.h}in'_«i fs 
 
 n. exchange of places, 
 n- state of terror. 
 n, distress of mind. 
 a. paying tribute. 
 a. lasting three years. 
 a. turbulent. 
 
 n. the art of printing. 
 
 a. cruel, imperious. 
 
 n. omnipresence. 
 ad, last consequence. 
 
 n. a fine blue color. 
 
 a. free from affectation. 
 
 a. not pathetic. 
 
 a. being of one mind. 
 
 a, not ambitious. 
 
 a. useless, vain. 
 
 a. indecent. 
 «. an infidel. 
 «. something unknown, 
 a. immutable, 
 n.want of cleanliness. 
 a, uncivil, unpolite. 
 n. intellectual powers. 
 ».a. to rate low. 
 n, trouble. 
 ». general, total. 
 n, civility, politeness. 
 
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 PRa^rotrNclx« and ExfLAifATouY VocABOLiftr. 
 
 KET.— Fate, fHu i*r, lail.— hi6, fr>«t,--plii€, pin,— no, rittt, 
 
 I 
 
 Words 
 
 V ii\ i iy 
 Va cu i *ty 
 Va lid i ty 
 Val u a ble 
 Vul u a tian 
 Va ri a b\e 
 Va ri a tion 
 Va ri e gate 
 Va ri e ty 
 Ve ge ta Wes 
 Ve la ci ty 
 Ven er a ble 
 Ven%r a tion 
 Ven ti la tion 
 Ve ra ci ty 
 Ver bo« i ty 
 Vpf mil ii on 
 Ver nac ii iar 
 Vi cin l ty 
 Vi cis si lude 
 Vic 10 ri ou» 
 Vin di ca tion 
 Vir tu o so 
 Vi sion o ry 
 Via i ta tion 
 Vi va ci ty 
 Vi vip o rous 
 Vo cif er ous 
 Vo lu mi nous 
 Vol un ta ry 
 Vo lup tu ous 
 Vul ner a ble 
 War rant a ble 
 Wea ri some ness 
 Weath er bea ten 
 Wealh er driv en 
 
 yutt'.e.te 
 
 v^<k6'-€.te 
 
 vft^iid'-e-te 
 
 v^r.u ^-bl 
 
 vSl.u.&'.stitin 
 
 va'-re-a-bj 
 
 va-ie-a' shiia 
 
 va*rc*e-oate 
 
 vd-iii'.e.te 
 
 v«d.jd.iA.bla 
 
 ve-ids'*6.ie 
 
 v(5u'-6i'.a.bl 
 
 v^n-tJr.&'-sliiin 
 
 v6ii.te.ia'.sliiin 
 
 ve-rils'-e-te 
 
 v^r-bds'-e-ie 
 
 ver-mii'-viiii 
 
 v^r.nak'.'u-iar. 
 
 ve-sin'.e.ie 
 
 ve.sis'-e-tiide 
 
 vik-to'-re-iis 
 
 vin-de-ka'-shun 
 
 ver-t6-a'.s6 
 
 vizh'.iin.aire 
 
 viz.e.ta'.shiin 
 
 ve-vas'.e-te 
 
 vi.v!p'-pS..iiis 
 
 v6-s!r-cr-ii3 
 
 v6-lu'-me-iiiis 
 
 v6!'-un-t&-ie 
 
 v6-liip -tsl u-iis 
 
 viil-iiu:-a-bl 
 
 w6r -tti it-a-bl 
 
 we-ie- Urii-ndg 
 
 w^/'i -iii'-be-fn 
 
 ^hanrngs, 
 
 11. usefulness. 
 ■n. emptiness. 
 11. force to convinee* 
 a. precious, worthy, 
 ti- estimated valtie. 
 a. changeable, mutable. 
 n. change, difTtirence* 
 ♦.«. to diversify. 
 It. intermixture. 
 II. plants, roots, tretts. 
 n. speed, swiftness. 
 n. worthy of fererence. 
 «. reverend regard, 
 n. the act of fanning* 
 n. moral truth, 
 n. empty talk. 
 n. a 6ne red color. 
 a. native. 
 It, neighborhood. 
 n- regulor change. 
 a. conquering. 
 n. defence. 
 
 n one skilled in curiositie«. 
 o. imaginary, 
 n. the act of visiting, 
 n. liveliness. 
 
 a. bringing the young aliVfe 
 a. noi'^y [volumes. 
 
 a. consisting of many 
 a. acting by choice. 
 a. given to pleasure. 
 a. susceptive of wounds. 
 a. justifiible. 
 
 n the quality nf tiring, [fer. 
 a. liarasHfd by hard weath- 
 p.p, forced by storms. 
 
 no 
 
 Words. 
 Ab bre vi 
 A bom i I 
 Ac a dem 
 Ac a de n 
 
 Ac cen tu 
 Ac ci den 
 Ac com m 
 Ac cu mu 
 Ac cus ton 
 Ac ri mo r 
 Ad min is i 
 Affabilit 
 A Ii en a ti 
 Al i men ta 
 Al le vi a ti 
 Al pha bet i 
 Am bi gu i 
 Am big u 01 
 Am phi the 
 Am pli a ca 
 An a lo gi c 
 An ath e ma 
 An i mad ve 
 An i mos i t^ 
 An ni ver sa 
 An ti ci pa ti 
 Ap OS tol i ca 
 A poth e ca r 
 
 Ar gu men ta 
 Ar is toe ra c 
 Ar tic u la tio 
 As si du i ty 
 As sas si na ti 
 As so ci a tior 
 Au then ti ci t 
 Au thor i ta tv 
 
Paht L^ection V.-P.,^3mAnLEs. 
 
 Words. 
 Ab bre vi a tion 
 A bom i na tion 
 Ac a dem i cal 
 Ac a de mi cian 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 ab-bre-ve-a'-sbuB 
 ^-b6iii-e-iia-s|,u,| 
 
 ak-a-dein-rne-kai 
 ak-ka-de-niHh-an 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 n. an abridgement. 
 
 - hatred. [^^ 
 
 Ac cen tu a tion 
 Ac ci den tal \y 
 
 a. belonging to an acade- 
 n. a member of an aca* 
 
 ak-s(<n-tshu-a^sbun n^fhp^?^^*- . t**-^*^'- 
 
 Ac com m. da tion ^k-k5..-mo-da ^shun t' ^7'^^^' 
 Ac cu mu !a tion ak-ku-„m-la -.h^' T* ''"'^^'^'"^"ces. 
 Ac cus tom a ry ^k-kii. Hi ' * '^" "'creu^^e. 
 
 Ac n mo ni ous ak-k re-mo -r,e-iis ^ .. * 
 Ad mm is tra don acJ-min^rn tra 7- "^'"P' C'^^osive. 
 
 ale-yen-a'-.sl»ua - ^' 
 
 al-id-men -ta-re 
 
 ^l-ie-ve-a'-shun 
 
 ^!-i'a-bet-te-kaI 
 
 am-be-gii -e-te 
 
 am-bjg-u-u,s-je 
 
 am-fe-Me'-a-iiir 
 
 dm-ple-ie-ka -shiia 
 
 an-2l^J5dge'-e-kal 
 
 An i mad verTon dllS^^^^^^^^ ^.^-toexcon 
 An i mos i ty ^^Ulmfcj'"" ^ ^P^f 
 
 ^n-ne-ver'Jslre ^ ^'^^^ hatred. 
 
 an-tis-se-pa-shiin 
 
 ^p-p6s-t6l'-e-kal 
 
 ^-p6iA'-e-ka.re 
 
 A li en a tion 
 A I i men ta ry 
 Al le vi a tion 
 A! pha bet i cal 
 Am bi gu i ty 
 Am big u ous !y 
 Am phi ihe a tre 
 Am pli a ca tion 
 An a lo gi ca) 
 An ath e ma tize 
 
 An ni ver sa ry 
 An ti ci pa tion 
 Ap OS tol i cal 
 A poth e ca ry 
 
 »• transferring. 
 
 «• nutritious. 
 
 w- mitigation. 
 
 a. series of iefters. 
 ». doubtful meaning. 
 aa. doubtluliy. 
 ^' a rotundo. 
 n. enlargement. 
 «• resembling. 
 I'.fl. to excommunjcate. 
 
 Ar p men ta tire Sr.gu-men'-tii-rtv 
 Aristocracy Sr.fa-tdk'-kra-i 
 
 Ar tic u la tion 
 As si du i ty 
 As sas si na tion 
 As so ci a tion 
 Au then ti ci ty 
 An thor i ta tive 
 
 ^r-tik-u.Ja'-shun 
 &8-se-dii'-e-te 
 
 «is-sas-se-na-shun 
 ^-sd-she.a'.shiin 
 aw./A^n-tis'-se-te 
 aw-/A6r'-e.ta-tiv 
 
 «. a yeuriy feast. 
 
 n^ a foretaste. [ties 
 
 «. delivered by the Apos-' 
 n. a compounder of me- 
 dicines. 
 a. close reasoning. 
 ^ n. government by noble. 
 »• pronunciation. 
 »• diligence. 
 «• murder. 
 ». society, union. 
 
 »• authority. 
 
 - 1 — -• „ -^ . 
 
 «•♦ wovinjj auiiioritT. 
 
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 PRONOtfjJCiNO AND EXftANATdftV VoCAfeULARY. 
 
 KEy.-~Fate, m far, fall,— me, m6t— pine, pin—no, ndt, 
 
 Words, 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 Bac cha na li an 
 Bar o met ri cal 
 Be a tif i cal 
 Ben e & cial ly 
 Bib li og ra pher 
 Bib li oth e cal 
 Cat e gor i cal 
 Cen so ri pus ly 
 Cer e mo ni al 
 Oer e mo ni ous 
 Cir cum am bi ent 
 Cir cum lo cu tion 
 
 b&k-ka-na'-le-an 
 
 bdr-d-met'-tre-kai 
 
 be-a-ttf-e-k^l 
 
 b6n-e-f!sh'.ai-Ie 
 
 Wb-le.6g'-gra.fiir 
 
 Wb-le-oZA-e-k&l 
 
 kiit.e-g6r'*e-kal 
 
 sdn-so'-re-iis-le 
 
 s^r-e-mo'-ne-^l 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 11. a drunkard, [meter, 
 
 a, relating to the baro. 
 
 a. blissful. 
 ad, advantageously. 
 
 n. a transcriber. 
 
 a. belonging to a library 
 
 a. positive. 
 ad. in a severe manner. 
 
 n. outward form. 
 
 a. full of ceremony. 
 
 sdr-e-rao'-ne-iis 
 
 s^r-kiira.am'-be-ent a. rurrounding. 
 
 s^r-kiim-l6-ku'-shiin n, indirect speech. 
 
 Gir cum vo lu tion 8^r-kum-v6-lii''-shiin n. rolling round. 
 
 Olar i fi ca tion klar-e-fe-ka'-shiin n. a making clear. 
 
 Co ag u la tion ko-ag-u-la'-shiin n. congelation. 
 
 Com mem o ra tion kdm-mem-mo-ra'-shiinn public celebration. 
 
 Com men da to ry kdm-m^n'-da-tiir-re a. containing praise. 
 
 Com nriis er a tion kdra-miz-er-a'-shiin n. pity, sympathy. 
 
 Com mu ni ca ble k6m-mii'-ne-ka-bl a. impartable. 
 
 Com mu ni ca tion kdm-mu-ne.ka'-shiin n. conversation. 
 
 Com mu ni ca tive k6m-mi^-ne-ka-tiv a. willing to imparl. 
 Com pre hen si ble kdm-pre-hen'-se-bl 
 Con cil i a tion k6n-jSil-e«a'-shiin 
 Con fab u la tion kdi^fab-u-la'-shiin 
 
 k6)ii-fed'-er-^-se 
 
 Con fed er a cy 
 Con grat u la tion 
 Con san guin i ty 
 Con sid er a ble 
 Con tam i na tion 
 Con tem po ra ry 
 Con ti gu i ty 
 Con ti nu i ty 
 con tra die tor y 
 Con tra ri e ty 
 Con tro vert i ble 
 Cor di al i ty 
 Crys tal li za tion 
 
 a, intelligible. 
 
 n. reconciling. 
 
 n. easy conversation. 
 
 n. league, union, 
 kiyn-gratsh-ii-la'-shiin n. a wishing of joy. 
 kfin-sang-gwin'-e-le n. relation by Wood. 
 Kdn-sKd'-iir-a-bl a. worthy of regard. 
 
 k5n-tam-e-na'-shiin n. pollution. 
 k6n-lem'-p6-r ji-re a. living al the same time 
 
 n. acual 4Cpi^tact» 
 
 n. connexion. , 
 
 a. directly contrary. 
 
 n. opposition. 
 
 a, disputable. 
 
 n. hearty affection. 
 
 n. congelation into crys- 
 tals. 
 
 ; — f- •*- 
 
 kdn-te-gu'-e-te 
 
 k6n-l^-nu'-e-te 
 
 k«n-fra-d!k'.tiir-e 
 
 k6n4r3,-ri'-e-le 
 
 kda-trd.v6rt'.e-bl 
 
 kop-je-ar.e-te 
 
 krls-t&He-za'-shun 
 
 Cttri o 
 
 De claf 
 De cittr 
 De fam 
 Del e t( 
 De lib I 
 De lin ( 
 Dem o 
 De nom 
 De pop 
 De rog 
 De ter i 
 Di a bo 
 Die ta t 
 Dis ere 
 Dis crir 
 Dis hon 
 Dis in g 
 Dis o be 
 Dis pro 
 Dis sat : 
 Dis sim 
 Du o de 
 E cle si 
 E CO no 
 Ed i fi c 
 E jac u 
 E las ti 
 E lee tr 
 El e me 
 E lu ci 
 E man 
 Em pha 
 En ig r 
 En thu 
 E nu n 
 E nun ( 
 
 Ep 
 
 ('-■"> 
 
 1 CU 
 H 
 
Pa'B!T r.-^SBCtW* v.— I'oblWLtABtEifiV 
 
 m 
 
 ndt, 
 
 [meter. 
 te baro- 
 
 y- 
 
 i library 
 
 anner. 
 
 Dy. 
 
 h. 
 
 r. 
 
 tion. 
 lise. 
 
 y- 
 
 art. 
 tion. 
 
 >y- 
 
 ird. 
 me time 
 
 .ry. 
 
 ft. 
 
 to crys- 
 
 ndr, mftro,— tdbe^ tm, (M.-^mU-^pgytidr-^Jum,' ifiris* 
 
 ^ 
 
 Wordg, 
 Oil ri OS i ty 
 
 De clMtt-a tbr f 
 De clttf a tor y 
 De fam a tor y 
 Del e te ri ous 
 De lib re a tion 
 De lin e a tion 
 Dem o crat i cal 
 De nom i na tion 
 De pop u la tion 
 De rog a tor y 
 De ter mi na tion 
 Di a bol i cai 
 Die ta to ri al 
 Dis ere tion ar y 
 Dis crim i na live 
 Dis hon or a ble 
 Dis in gen u ous 
 Dis o be di ent 
 Dis pro por tion ate 
 Dis sat is fac tion 
 Dis sim u la tion 
 Du o de ci mo 
 E cle si as tic 
 E CO nom i cal 
 Ed i fi ca tion 
 E jac u la tion 
 E las ti ci ty', 
 E lee tri ci ty 
 El e men ta ry 
 E lu ci da tion 
 E man ci pa tion 
 Em phat i cal ly 
 En ig mat i cal 
 En thu si as tic 
 E nu me ra tion 
 E nun ci a tion 
 
 Sounds. 
 Ilu-re-6s'-e-!fe 
 
 de-W&m'-ma.^il*-^e 
 
 de-kl^r'-a;-tiir-6^ 
 
 de-fam'-mS-itiT-6 
 
 d«l-e-te'-r6*-iis' 
 
 die-i!b-er-§'-shun 
 
 de lin-e-i-'-shiin 
 
 dem-6-crSlt'-6-kftl 
 
 de-ndm-e-na'-shiin 
 
 de-pop-u.la'-shun 
 
 de-r6g'-a-tiir-e 
 
 de-ter-me-na'-shiin 
 
 di-a-b6l'-e-kal 
 
 dik-ta-to'-re-^l 
 
 dis-kresh'-iin-^r-fi 
 
 dis-krim'-6-na.iiv 
 
 diz-on'-niir-a-bl 
 
 dis-m-jen'-u-iis 
 
 dis-o-be'-de-ent 
 
 d!s-pr5-p5r'.shiin-ate a. unsuitable. 
 
 dis-sat-is-f S-k'-shiin n. discontent. 
 
 dis-sim-ii-la'.shun 
 
 du-o-des'-se-md 
 
 ek.kle.zhe-as'-tKk 
 
 ^k-ko-nom'-e-kS,! 
 
 ed^e-fe-ka'-shiin 
 
 e-jak-u-la'-shun 
 
 e-las-tis'-e-te 
 
 e-!ek-tris'-e-te 
 
 el-e-men'-tiir-e 
 
 e-lu-se-da'-shiin 
 
 e-maa-se-pa'-shiin 
 
 ern l\4'-e-kal-e 
 
 e.?%-mat'-e-kal 
 
 cn-i^u-zhe-Els'-lik 
 
 e-nu-me-ra'-shiin 
 
 e-nun-she-a'-shiin 
 
 Meaning, 
 
 n. kiquisiMveneaSi a ra- 
 rity. 
 A appealing to the pas*- 
 a. affirmative. [sions. 
 •a, caiumttfdua. 
 a, deadly. 
 n. mature thbught. 
 n. the first dWuglit. 
 a. popular. [thing, 
 
 n. a name given to a 
 n. the act of unpeopling. 
 a. disparaging. 
 n. resolution. 
 a. devilish. 
 a-, authoritative. 
 a. unlimited. 
 a. characteristical. 
 w.shameAjl. 
 a. unfair. 
 a. undutiful. 
 
 Ep 
 
 1 cu 
 H 
 
 re an ep-e-ku-re -an 
 
 n. hypocrisy, [a sheet. 
 n. a book of 12 leaves to 
 a, relating to the church. 
 a frugal, 
 n. instruction, 
 n. a short prayer. 
 n. springing back. 
 71. emitting fire. 
 a. uncompounded. 
 n. explanation. 
 n. act of setting free 
 ad. forcibly. 
 a. obscure. 
 a. warm in a cause. 
 n. act of numbering. 
 rii a declaration. 
 a. luxurious. 
 
86 
 
 Peonounoino and Explanatory VocABiTLAHy. 
 
 Key,— Fate, fet, far, f&U,— me, m^t— pine, p!a— no, n 
 
 6t, 
 
 Words, 
 Ep i dem i cal 
 E pis CO pa cy 
 E pis to lar y 
 £ qua nim i ty 
 £ qui lib ri um 
 £ qui lat er al 
 E quiv o cal ly 
 E quiv o ca tion 
 E rad i ca tion 
 Er y sip o las 
 Et y mol o gy 
 E vak u a tion 
 Ev an gel i cal 
 £ vap o ra tion 
 Ex am i na tion 
 Ex cep tion a ble 
 Ex e cu tion er 
 Ez e get i cal 
 Ez hii a ra tion 
 Ex plan a tor y 
 Ex pos tu la tion 
 Ex ten u a tion 
 Ex ter nr)i na tion 
 Ex traor di na ry 
 Fal li bil i ty 
 Fal si fi ca tion 
 Fan tas ti cal ly 
 Fash ion a ble ness 
 Fig u ra tive ly 
 Flex i bil i ty 
 Fu si bil i ty 
 Ge ne al o gy 
 Gen er al i ty 
 Gen er os i ty 
 Ge o graph i cal 
 Ge o met ri cal 
 Gcs tic u la tion 
 Gram mat i cal ly 
 Grat i fi ca tion 
 Ha bit u al ly 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 6p.e-dem'.e-kJll a, 
 
 e-pW-ko-pSL-se n. 
 
 e.pts'.to.l^r-e od. 
 
 e-kwa.-n!m'-e-ie n. 
 
 e-kwe-llb'-re-iim n. 
 
 e-kwe-lat'-er-ai a. 
 
 e-kwiv'-vo-kai-e ad. 
 
 e-kwiv-v6-ka'-shiin n. 
 
 e-rS-d-e-ka'-shiin n. 
 
 ^r-e.sip'-e-l^ n. 
 
 6t-e.m6r-6-je n. 
 
 e-vak-u-a'-shiin n. 
 
 ev-an-jel'-e-kal a, 
 
 e-vap.t ra'-shun n. 
 
 ^gx-am-e-na'.shiin n. 
 
 ek-sep'-shiin-a-bl a. 
 
 e' -te-ku'-shiin-iir n. 
 
 feks.e-jet'-e-kai a, 
 
 egz-hii-a-ra'-shiin n. 
 
 eks-plan'-a-tiir-e a. 
 
 ^ks.p6s.tshii-la'-shun n. 
 
 ^ks-t6n-u.a'-shiin «. 
 
 eks-ter-me-na'-shiin n. 
 
 eks-tror'-de-nar-e 
 
 f&l-le-bii-e-ty 
 
 fal.se-fe-ka'.shiin 
 
 fan-tas'-te-kal-e 
 
 f^h'-iin-a-bl-n^s 
 
 fig'.u-ra-tiv-le- 
 
 fleks-e-bil'-e-te 
 
 fii-se-bil'-e-te 
 
 je-ne-al'-o-je 
 
 jen-er-al'-e-te 
 
 j6n-6r-6s'.e.te 
 
 je.o-graf'-e-kjil 
 
 je-6-m^t'.tre-kal 
 
 j^s-tSk-u-la'-shuB 
 
 grdm-mat'-e-kftl-e 
 
 grat-e-fe-ka'-shiin 
 
 h&-bitsh'-u-al.e 
 
 a, 
 
 n, 
 
 n, 
 ad, 
 
 n. 
 ad, 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n, 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 a, 
 
 n, 
 ad. 
 
 n. 
 ad. 
 
 Meanings, 
 general. [hope, 
 
 the governmeni of bis* 
 relating to letters, 
 evenness of mind, 
 equality. 
 
 having all sides enual. 
 anbiguously. 
 double D leaning, 
 destruction, 
 an eruption, 
 derivation, 
 discharge, 
 agreeable to gospeK 
 a flying off. 
 searching into, 
 objectionable, 
 a hangman, 
 explanatory, 
 enlivened gaiety, 
 giving the meaning, 
 debate, 
 mitigation, 
 destruction, 
 remarkable, 
 liableuess to fall, 
 act of counterfeiting, 
 whimsically, 
 modish elegance, 
 by a figure, 
 pliancy. [ted. 
 
 capacity of being mel- 
 pedigree. 
 the main body, 
 liberality. 
 
 relating to geography, 
 pertaining to geomet- 
 antic tricks. [ry. 
 
 according to grammar 
 delight, 
 customarily. 
 
Pabt I. — Section V. — Polysyllables. 
 
 87 
 
 ndt, 
 
 [hops. 
 Ill ofbis'. 
 ters. 
 lind. 
 
 s enual. 
 
 nor, m6ve,— tube, tiib, fAll,— oil,~pottnd,--Min, rais. 
 
 jospeK 
 
 ty. 
 ming. 
 
 ill. 
 
 r» • . • 
 
 eiting. 
 
 ce. 
 
 [ted. 
 ng mel- 
 
 jraphy. 
 
 ;eomet- 
 
 [ry. 
 
 ammar 
 
 
 Words, 
 
 Hal lu ci na lion 
 Har mo ni ous ly 
 Her e dit a ment 
 He red i ta ry 
 Hi e ro glyph ic 
 Hip po pot a mus 
 His tor ic al ly 
 
 Ho mo go ne olts 
 Hos pi tal i ly 
 Hu mil i a tion 
 Hy dro pho bi a 
 Hyp o chon dri ac 
 Hy po thet i cal 
 Ig no min i ous 
 II le gal i ty 
 II le git i mate 
 II lu mi na tion 
 I ma gin a ry 
 I ma gin a lion 
 Im be cil i ty 
 Im ma te ri al 
 Jm meas ur a bly 
 Im me mo ri al 
 Im me thod i cal 
 Im mor tal i ty 
 Im per cep ti ble 
 Im prac ti ca ble 
 Im pro pri e ty 
 In a bil i ty 
 In ac ces si ble 
 In ap pli ca ble 
 In ar tic u late 
 In ca pa ci ty 
 In cen di a ry 
 In ci vil i ty 
 In com bus ti ble 
 In com mo di ous 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 hdUlu.se.na'.shiin 
 
 har-mo'-ne.iis.le 
 
 her.e.dit'.a-m^nt 
 
 he-red'-e-t^-re 
 
 hi.e..r6.gir.fik 
 
 hip-po-pSt'-a-miis 
 
 his-t6r'-r!k-al-e 
 
 ho-mo-je'-ne-iis 
 
 hSs-po-tal'-e-le 
 
 hu-mil-L'-a'-shiin 
 
 hl-dro-fo'-be-a 
 
 hip-p6-kon'-dre-ak 
 
 hi-p6-^/tet'-te-kal 
 
 ig-no-min'-yiis 
 
 il-le-galMe-te 
 
 il-le-git'-le-mate 
 
 il-lu-me-na'-shiin 
 
 e-mad'-jin-ar-e 
 
 e-mad-jin-a'-shiin 
 
 im-be-sil'-e-te 
 
 im-ma-te'-re-al 
 
 im-raezh'-ur-a-ble 
 
 im-me-mo'-re-al 
 
 im-me./A6d'.e-kal 
 
 im-mor-tar-e-te 
 
 im-per-sep'-te-bl 
 
 im-prak'-te-ka-bl 
 
 im-pro-prl'-e-te 
 
 in-a-bii'-e-te 
 
 in-ak-ses'-se-bl 
 
 in-ap'.ple-ka-bl 
 
 in-ar-iik'-ii-late 
 
 in-ka-pS,s'-e-te 
 
 in-sen'-de-a-re 
 
 m-se-vii'-le-te 
 
 in-kdm-biis'-te-bl 
 
 Kn-k5m-m6'-de-us 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 n. error, mistake. 
 ad, musically. 
 
 n. inheritance. 
 
 a. descending by inher- 
 
 n. an emblem, [itance. 
 
 n, the river horse. 
 ad, in the manner of his. 
 tory [ture. 
 
 a. having the same na- 
 
 n. kindness to strangers. 
 
 n. act of humility. 
 
 71. dread of water. 
 
 n. one affected with mel- 
 
 a. conditional, ancholy. 
 
 a. reproachful. 
 
 n. unlawfulness. 
 
 a. unlawfully begotten. 
 
 n. brightness. 
 
 a. fanciful. 
 
 n. intellectual conception 
 
 n. weakness. 
 
 a. void of matter. 
 ad. immensely. 
 
 a. past time of menwry. 
 
 a. confused. 
 
 n. life never to end. 
 
 <i. not to be seen. 
 
 a. impossible. 
 
 n. inaccuracy. 
 
 n. want of power. 
 
 a. not to be reached, 
 
 a. unsuitable 
 
 a, indistinct. 
 
 n. inability. [on firo. 
 
 n. one who sets houses- 
 
 n. rudeness. 
 
 a. not to be burnt. 
 
 « inconvenient, 
 lost exceiieiu. 
 
 In com pas sion ate Kn-kdm-p&sh'.un-ate a, void of pity 
 
^si 
 
 PrONOCMCIN(J A«P EXPtAWATOHy VOCAIU^ARY. 
 
 KBY,nr-F»<e UU fftr» fftl),— pw, mi^t,— pipe, pin,— no, n6t, 
 
 !.:> 
 
 I 
 
 Wordf. 
 
 in com pc^t 1 ble 
 In con gru i ty 
 1 n con so la. bie 
 In con ve »i ence 
 In con ver ti ble 
 In cor ri gi ble 
 In cor rnpt ti ble 
 In ere du li ty 
 In dis crini i ixate 
 in dis pen sa blp 
 In dis po si tion 
 In dis pu ta ble 
 In dis sol va ble 
 In di vid u al 
 In di vis i ble 
 In du bi ta ble 
 In e bri a tion 
 ] n ef fee tu al 
 la Q qual i ty 
 In es ti ma ble 
 fn ev i ta ble 
 In ex cu sa ble 
 In ex haus ti ble 
 In ex o ra ble 
 In ex pe di ent 
 In ex pe ri ence 
 In ex pi a ble 
 In ex pli ca We 
 In ex pres si ble 
 In ex tri ca ble 
 In fat u a tion 
 In fe li ci ty 
 In fi del i ty 
 In Ae^ip ma tor y 
 In gen u ows ly 
 In bar mo ni ous 
 In hos {li ta ble 
 In hu man i ty 
 In im i ta ble 
 lu sep at ^ ble 
 
 Sounds. 
 
 in-k6m-p;it'-e-bl 
 
 ia-k6n-gr6'^e-He 
 
 !Q-k6n.so'l^-bl 
 
 la-kdn-ve'pne-eose 
 
 la-kdn-ver'-ie-bl 
 
 in-k6r'.re»je'-bl 
 
 in-rkbr-riip'-te-bl 
 
 fng-kre-du'-le-te 
 
 in-dis-krim'-e-nate 
 
 in-dis-p^n'-sil-bl 
 
 in-dis-po.zMh''-iin 
 
 in-dis'.pu-t^-bl 
 
 in-diz.zdl'.v^bl 
 
 in-de.vid'.jw^,al 
 
 in-de-viz'-e-bl 
 
 io-du'.be.ta-bl 
 
 in-e-bre-a'-shiin 
 
 in.ef-fek'.tsbu-»vl 
 
 in-e-kwal'-e-te 
 
 in-es'-te^ma-bl 
 
 in-ev'-e-ta-bi 
 
 in-eks-ku'-za-bl 
 
 in-eks-haws'.te.bl 
 
 in-eks'-6.ra.bl 
 
 in-eks-pe'-de-^pt 
 
 in-eks-pe'.re-enae 
 
 in-eks'.pe-a-bl 
 
 in-6ks'.ple.ka-bl 
 
 in-eks-pres'-se-bl 
 
 in-eks'-tre.k^.bl 
 
 in-fatsh-u-a'.shiin 
 
 in-fe-lis'-se-te 
 
 in-fe-del'-e-te 
 
 in.flam'-ma-tiir-e 
 
 in-jen'-u-us-le 
 
 in-har.mo'.ne-'iis 
 
 in-hos -pe-ta-bl 
 
 in-hu-ma,n'-e-t^ 
 
 in-im-e-tfi."br 
 
 i'u.st'p\par..5Ubi 
 
 Meaning$, 
 
 a. inconsistent with. 
 
 n, impropriety. 
 
 a. not to be comforted. 
 
 n- disadvantage. 
 
 a. not transmutable. 
 
 a. depraved. 
 
 a, not admitting decay. 
 
 n. hardness of Oelief 
 
 a. undistinguisnable. 
 
 a. quite necessary. 
 
 n. disorder of health. 
 
 a. incontestable. 
 
 a- binding for ever. 
 
 n. a single being. 
 a. cannot be divided, 
 a. undoubted. 
 ». drunkenness. 
 a. weak, feeble. 
 n. unevenness. 
 a. most valuable. 
 a. unavoidable. 
 a, not to be excused. 
 a. not to be spent. 
 a. not to be entreated. 
 a. inconvenient. 
 n. want of knowledge. 
 a. not to be atoned. 
 a. unutterable. 
 a. not to be told. 
 a. not to be cleared. 
 «. want of reason. 
 n. unhappiness. 
 n. want of faith. 
 a. power to inflame. 
 ad. openly, fairly. 
 a. unmusical. 
 a. not kind to strangers, 
 n. cruelty. 
 a. above imitatioQ. 
 a, not tQ^be parted. 
 
Paut I. — Section IV. — Polystllables. 
 
 89 
 
 , n5t, 
 
 with, 
 mforted. 
 
 3. 
 
 table. 
 
 T decay. 
 
 Oelief 
 
 mble. 
 
 ary. 
 
 lealth. 
 
 iver. 
 
 ?• 
 ^ided. 
 
 nor, mdve,— tube, tiib, fAII,— «l,— pwnd,— <Aio, THia. 
 
 used. 
 
 Qt. 
 
 eated. 
 
 'ledge, 
 led. 
 
 I. 
 
 red. 
 
 n. 
 
 imB. 
 
 rangers. | 
 
 •n. I 
 
 3d. 
 
 Words, 
 
 la sig nif i cant 
 In stru men tal iy 
 In su per a ble 
 in sup por ta bic 
 In tel lee tu al 
 In tel li gi ble 
 In ten tion al Iy 
 In ter me di ate 
 In tre pid i ty 
 In va ri a bly 
 In vi o la ble 
 Ir re trie vu ble 
 Ir rev o ca bio 
 Ju di ca tor y 
 Jus ti fi a ble 
 Jus ti li ca tion 
 Ju ve nil i ty 
 Jux ta po si tion 
 La bo ri ous Iy 
 Lab o ra to ry 
 La con i cal iy 
 Le git i mate Iy 
 Lib er al i ty 
 Liq ue fi a ble 
 Ma gis te ri al 
 Mag na nim i ty 
 Mag nif i cent Iy 
 Ma jes li cal Iy 
 Man i fes ta tion 
 Man u fac tur er 
 Ma te ri al Iy 
 Math e ma ti cian 
 
 Mat ri mo ni al 
 Me di oc ri ty 
 Me li o ra tion 
 Me lo di ous Iy 
 Mer i to ri ous 
 Met a mor pho sis 
 Met a phor i cal 
 
 Soundt. 
 
 In-sIg-ntf-feJiint a. 
 
 in-stru-m^n'>t&l-e ad. 
 
 in-su'-per-sl-bl a. 
 
 in-siip.por -ti-bl a. 
 
 !n-tel.|ek.tshu-S.l a. 
 
 in-tel -le-je-bl a. 
 
 !n-i^n'-shiin-&I-e ad. 
 
 in-t6r-me'-de-ate a. 
 
 in-tre-pid'-e-te n. 
 
 in-va'-re-S-ble ad. 
 
 in-vi-d.ia.bl a. 
 
 ir-rc-tre'-v^-bl a. 
 
 ir-r^v'-vo-ki-bl o. 
 
 jft-de-ka-tiir-e n. 
 
 jiis'-te-f i-a,-bl a. 
 
 jus-te-fe-ka'-shiin n. 
 
 ju-ve-nil'-e-te n. 
 
 jiiks-ta-po-zish'-iin n. 
 
 la bo'-re-iis-le ad, 
 
 lab'-bd-ra-tiir-6 n. 
 
 ia.k5n'-ne-kal.e ad. 
 
 le-jit'-e-raate-le ad. 
 
 Iib-ber-al'-e-te n. 
 
 lik'-kwe-fi-ii-bl a, 
 
 mad.jis-te'-re-al a. 
 
 mag-na-nim'-e-te «, 
 
 mag-nif-fe-sent.le ad. 
 
 ma.j6s'-te.kal-e ad. 
 
 man-no-fes-ta'-shun n. 
 man-nii-l ak'-tshu-riir n. 
 
 ma-te'-re-al-e ad. 
 
 ma/A-e-ma-tish'-an n. 
 
 mjiMre-mo'-ne-iil 
 
 me-de-dk-re-te 
 
 me-le-o-ra'-shiin 
 
 me-lo'-de-us-le 
 
 mer-re-to'-re-us 
 
 m^t.ta-mor .fo-sia 
 
 met-ta-lW-e-kai 
 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 ad 
 a. 
 n, 
 a. 
 
 Meaningg, 
 
 unimportant, 
 conducively. 
 invincible, 
 intolerable; 
 relating to the mind, 
 plain, 
 by design, 
 coming between, 
 boldness, 
 unchangeably, 
 not to be broken, 
 irrecoverable, 
 not to be recalled, 
 court of justice, 
 defensible, 
 defence, 
 youthfulness. 
 side by side, 
 with labour, 
 a chy mist's shop, 
 briefly, concisely, 
 lawfully. 
 munificence, 
 may be melted, 
 lofty, (tespotic. 
 greatness of mind, 
 splendidly, 
 with dignity, 
 discovery, 
 an artificer, 
 importantly, 
 one versed in math- 
 ematics, 
 suitable to marriage, 
 middle state, 
 improvement, 
 musically, 
 high in desert, 
 transformation, 
 not literal. 
 
90 
 
 Phonouncino and Explanatory Vocabulary. 
 
 KEY.— Fat e, f&t, far, fftll,— me, m6t,— pine, pin,— no, n6t. 
 
 Word*, 
 
 Mis eel la ne oljs 
 "Mis un der stand ing 
 Mu ci la gin ous 
 Mul ti fa ri ous 
 Mu ta bil i ty 
 Mys te ri ous ly 
 ISle ces sa ri ly 
 Ne ces si ta ted 
 Ne go ti ja tion 
 Non con for mi ty 
 No ti fi ca tion 
 No to ri ous ly 
 O be di ent ly 
 Ob lig a to ry 
 Ob lit er a tion 
 Ob se qui ous ly 
 O do rif er ous 
 Op por tu ni ty 
 Or a tor i cal 
 Or ga ni za tion 
 O ri gi nal ly 
 Or tho graph i cal 
 Os ten ta tious ly 
 Pa ci fi ca tion 
 Par a lyt i cal 
 Par si mo ni ous 
 Par ti ci p^ tion 
 Par tic u lar ly 
 Pat ri mo ni al 
 Pe cu li ar ly 
 Pe cu ni a ry 
 Pe nu ri ous ly 
 Pe ri od i cal 
 Per pet u al ly 
 Per pe tu i ty 
 Per spi cu i ty 
 Per ti na ci ty 
 Phil o soph i cal 
 Phra se ol o gy 
 
 Pnva i nrr nn mtr 
 
 ~ -'•J'f » ^'n "■" "-/ 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 Meanings, 
 mts-siJl-la'-ne-iis a, mingled, 
 
 mtj-uti-diir-st&nd'.tng n. dIffereiKie. 
 mu.se-ia,d'.jtn-us a. slimy, viscous. 
 
 muUte-fa'-re-iis 
 
 mu-ta-MI'-le-te 
 
 mls-le'-re-iis-le 
 
 nes'-s^s-sdr-re-le 
 
 ne.s^s'-se-ta.ted 
 
 ne-go-she.a'-bhiin 
 
 non-k6n-fdr'-me-te 
 
 no-te-fC-ka'-shiin 
 
 no-to'-re-iis-le 
 
 6-be'-je-^nt-le 
 
 db-lKg-a-tiir-e 
 
 6b-lit-ter-ra'-shun 
 
 Sb-se'-kwe-iis-le 
 
 o-do-rif'-f^r-iis 
 
 6p-p6r-tu'-ne-te 
 
 6r-ra-t5r'-re-kal 
 
 or-gan-ne-za'-shiin 
 
 o-rid'-je-nal-le 
 
 or-Z/to-graf'-fe-kal 
 
 6s-ten-ta'-shus-le 
 
 pas-se-fe-ka'-shiin 
 
 par-a-lit'-te-kai 
 
 p&r-se-mo'-ne-iis 
 
 par-tis-se-pa'-shiin 
 
 p&r-tik'-ku-lur-le 
 
 p3it-tr6-m6'-ne-^l 
 
 pe-ku'-le-iir-le 
 
 pe-ku'-ne-iir-e 
 
 pe-nu'-re-iis-le 
 
 pe-re-6d'-de-kal 
 
 a. great multiplicity. 
 
 n. changeableness. 
 ad. obscurely. 
 ad. indispensably. 
 
 a. in a state of want. 
 
 n. treaty of busioess. 
 
 n. refusal of compliance. 
 
 n. notice. 
 ad. publicly. 
 ad, with obedience. 
 
 a, binding. 
 
 n. effacement. 
 ad. obediently. 
 
 a. fragrant. 
 
 n. fit place, time. 
 
 a, rhetorical. 
 
 n. construction. 
 ad. primarily. 
 
 a, rightly spelt. 
 ad. boastfully. 
 
 n. act of pacifying. 
 
 a. inclined to palsy. 
 
 a. frugal, covetous. 
 
 n. a sharing with. 
 ad. distinctly, singly. 
 
 a, possessed by inheri. 
 ad. singly. [tance. 
 
 a, relating to money. 
 ad. sparingly. 
 
 a, circular. 
 
 per-pet'-tshu-al-le ad, constantly, 
 p6r-pe-tu'-e-te n. for ever. 
 
 per-spe-ku'-e-te 
 p^r-te-n^s'-sc-te 
 fIM6-z6f'-fe-kal 
 fra-ze-dlMo-je 
 
 n. clearness. 
 
 n, obstinacy, [phy« 
 
 a, belonging to philoso- 
 
 n, style, diction. 
 
 n. cast of features. 
 
 i 
 
Part I. — Section V. — Polysyllables, 
 
 01 
 
 ndt, 
 
 nor, rndve,— tube, tiib, Iftll, -o/l,— pound,— /Ain, thIs. 
 
 I. 
 
 city. 
 
 ss. 
 
 . J 
 
 want. 4* 
 
 I2es3. 
 
 ipiiance. I 
 
 ICi 
 
 Isy. 
 
 us. 
 
 1. 
 
 g^y- 
 
 inheri. 
 [tance. 
 kney. 
 
 [phy. 
 phiioso- 
 
 9. 
 
 Words. 
 Pla ca bil i ty 
 Plau si bil i ty 
 Pes si bil i ty 
 Post me rid i an 
 Pre cip i tate ly 
 Pre des ti na tion 
 Pre med i ta tion 
 Pre par a tor y 
 Pre pos ter ous 'y 
 Prin ci pal i ty 
 Prob a bil i ty 
 Pro nun ci a tion 
 Pro pi ti a tion 
 Pu ri fi ca tion 
 Pu sil Ian i mous 
 Quad ri lat er al 
 Qual i fi ca tion ' 
 Quer i mo ni ous 
 Ram i fi ca tion 
 Rat i fi ca tion 
 Re bel li ous ly 
 Re ca pit u late 
 Re cip ro cal ly 
 Re ci pro ci ty 
 Re com men da tion 
 Re crim i na tion 
 Rec ti fi a ble 
 Re gen er a tion 
 Reg u lar i ty 
 Re it er a tion 
 Re nun ci a tion 
 Rep re hen si ble 
 Rep re sen ta tive 
 Re tal i a tion 
 Ris i bil i ty 
 Sane ti fi ca tion 
 Sane ti mo ni ous 
 Sar cas ti cal ly 
 Sat is fac tot y 
 Se ni or i ly 
 Sen si bil i ty 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 pia-k^-MI'-e-te n. 
 
 plftw-ze-Ml'-e-ie n. 
 
 pfis-se-bil'-e-te n. 
 
 p6st-me-rid'-e-^n a. 
 
 pre-s!p'-pe-ta,t-le a. 
 
 pre-d^s-te-na'-shiin n. 
 
 pre-m^d-e-ta'-shiin n. 
 
 pre-par'-ra,-tur-e a. 
 
 pre-pds'-ter-iis-le ad. 
 
 prin-se-pal'-e-te n. 
 
 pr6b-d-bil -e-te ;». 
 
 pro-niin-she-a'-shun n. 
 
 pr5-p!sh-e-a'-shun n. 
 
 pu-re-fe-ka'-shiin n. 
 
 pu-sKl-an'-ne-miis a. 
 
 kwdd-dre-lat-ter-iil a. 
 
 kw61-le-fe-ka'-shiin n. 
 
 kwer-re-mo'-ne-us a. 
 
 ram-rae-fe-ka'-shun n. 
 
 riit-te-fe-ka'-shiin n. 
 
 re-b^l'-yiis-le ad. 
 re-ka-pit'-tshu-late v.a. 
 
 re-aip'-pro-kal-e ad. 
 
 r^s-e-pr6s'-e-te n. 
 rek-kdm-men-da'shiinn. 
 
 re-krim-e-na'-shiin n. 
 rek'-te-fi-a-bl 
 re-jen-^r-a'-shiin 
 reg-u-lar'-e-te 
 re-it-ter-a'-shiin 
 re-nun-she-a'-shiin 
 rep-pre-hen'-se-bl 
 r^p-pre-zent'-^-tiv 
 re-tdl-e.a'-shun 
 riz-e-bil'-e-te 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 sangk-te.fe.ka'-shiin n. 
 sangk-te-mo'-ne-iis a. 
 sir-k&s'.t6-kal.e ad. 
 s&t-tis-f&c'-tur-e a. 
 
 se-ne-6r'-e-te n. 
 
 s6n-se.bir-e.te », 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 willing tu be appeased 
 
 spcciousness. 
 
 being possible. 
 
 afternoon. 
 
 headlong, hastily. 
 
 preordination. 
 
 previous idea. 
 
 introductory. 
 
 absurdly. 
 
 sovereignty. 
 
 likelihood. 
 
 mode of utterance. 
 
 the atonement. 
 
 act of cleansing. 
 
 cowardly. 
 
 having four sides. 
 
 accomplishment. 
 
 complaining. 
 
 branching out. 
 
 confirmation. 
 
 refractorily. 
 
 to repeat again, 
 
 mutually. 
 
 mutual return. 
 
 act of praising. 
 
 retorted accusation. 
 
 can be set right. 
 
 new birth. 
 
 strict order. 
 
 repetition. 
 
 act of renouncing. 
 
 blamable. 
 
 instead of another. 
 
 requital in kind. 
 
 act of laughing. 
 
 freedom from sin. 
 
 saintly. 
 
 tauntingly. 
 
 giving satisfaction, 
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 quickness of sensation 
 

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 Sig nif i ca tion 
 So ii ci ta tion 
 Spe ci fi ca tion 
 Spir it u al ize 
 Sub or di na tion 
 Sub ter ra ne ous 
 Su per a bun dance 
 Su per cil i ous 
 Su per in ten dent 
 Su per nat u ml 
 Sys te mat i cal 
 Ta ci tur ni ty 
 Tes ti mo ni al 
 The o lo gi an 
 Ter gi ver sa tion 
 Un ac cep ta ble 
 Un ac coun ta ble 
 Un al ter a ble 
 Un an swer a ble 
 Un at tain a ble 
 Un a void a ble 
 Un au thor is ed 
 Un char i ta ble 
 Un com for ta ble 
 U ni for mi ty 
 Un in hab it ed 
 Un in tel li gent 
 Un in ten tion al 
 U ni ver sal ly 
 U ni ver si ty 
 Va rl a ble ness 
 Va ri e ga tion 
 Ver sa til i ty 
 Vet er i na ry 
 Vi o Ion eel lo 
 Vo cab u la ry 
 Voi u bil i ty 
 Vo cif er a tion 
 Vol un ta ri ly 
 Vo lup tu ous ly 
 War rant a ble ness 
 
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 stg-nif-fe-ka'-shiin n. meaning. 
 
 sd-l!s.e-ta -shiin n. importunity, 
 
 sp^s-se-fe.ka -shiin n. particular mention, 
 spir'-it-tshu-al-ize v.a, to refine the intellect. 
 
 siib-6r.de-na-shiin n. inferiority, 
 
 sub-ier-ra'-ne-iis a. under the earth, 
 su-p^r-a-bun'-dince n. more than enough. 
 
 8U-per.sil -yiia a. haughty, 
 
 su.per-in.ten'-d^nt n. an overseer, 
 
 su-per-n&i'.tshu-rai a. above nature. 
 
 sis-te.mat'.te.kal 
 t^-e-tiir'-ne.te 
 les-te-md -ne-^l 
 <Ae.6.16'-je-an 
 ter-je-v^r-sa'-shiin 
 iin-ak'-s6p-ta.bl 
 iin-^k-koun'-ta-bl 
 iin'ar-tiir.a.bl 
 iin.an'-sur-&-bl 
 iin-at-ta -n&.bl 
 un-^-void''^.bl 
 tin-4w'-Mur-izd 
 iin-tshar'.e-t&.bl 
 un-kiim'-fiir.t&.bl 
 yu-ne-for'-rae-te 
 iii..Kn.hab'-it.ed 
 iin-in-tel'-le-j^nt 
 iin-in.t^n'-shiin-^l 
 yu-ne-ver'-s^l-e 
 yii-ne-ver-se-te 
 va'.re-a,-bl-n6s 
 va-re-e-ga'.j»hun 
 ver-sa-til'-e-te 
 vet'-er-e-na-re 
 ve-o-ldn-tsh^r.d 
 vo-kab -u-l^.rS 
 v61 u-bii.e-te 
 vo-sif-6 i-a'-shiin 
 vdr.iin-ta.re-le 
 v6.liip'.t.?»a.ii8-le 
 wdr^rdnt-a.bl.D^s 
 
 a. methodical. 
 
 n. habitual silence. 
 
 ft. a certificate. 
 
 n. a divine. 
 
 n. shift, evasion. 
 
 a. not pleasing. 
 
 a. not explicable. 
 
 a. not to be altered. 
 
 o, not to be refuted. 
 
 a. out of reach. 
 
 a. inevitable. 
 
 a. without authority. 
 
 a. not charitable. 
 
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 ad, even tenor. 
 
 a, empty. 
 
 a, not knowing. 
 
 a. not designed. 
 ad. without exception. 
 
 n. a college. 
 
 n. changeableness. 
 
 n, diveisity of colors. 
 
 «. variableness. 
 
 a, belonging to cattlu. 
 
 n. a base violin. 
 n, a word book. 
 n, fluency of speech. 
 ». clamor. 
 ad. of one's own accord. 
 ad. luxuriously. 
 n, iustifiablenesa. 
 
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 Ail 
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 Air 
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 Arc 
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 Bail 
 bale 
 
 Bait 
 bate 
 
 Baize 
 
 bays 
 
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 Beat 
 Beet 
 
 Bet 
 beat 
 
 Bare 
 bear 
 
Paet II. — Section I. — Words pronounced exactly alike. 97 
 
 Words pronounced exactly alike. 
 
 hut different in spelling and 
 
 
 « 
 
 signification. 
 
 Words, 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 Adds 
 
 Mz 
 
 v,a. 
 
 doth add, increases. 
 
 adze 
 
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 n. 
 
 a kind of axe. 
 
 Ail 
 
 ale 
 
 n. 
 
 illness. 
 
 ale 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 malt liquor. '^ 
 
 Air 
 
 are 
 
 fl. 
 
 atmosphere. 
 
 heir 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 one who inherits. 
 
 ere 
 
 • • 
 
 ad. 
 
 before. 
 
 e'er 
 
 • • 
 
 ad. 
 
 ever. 
 
 All 
 
 ftU 
 
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 the whole. 
 
 awl 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 a sharp tool. 
 
 Arc 
 
 &rk 
 
 n. 
 
 a part of a circle. 
 
 ark 
 
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 n. 
 
 a chest. 
 
 Bail 
 
 bale 
 
 n. 
 
 a surety. 
 
 bale 
 
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 n. 
 
 a bundle of goods. 
 
 Bait 
 
 bate 
 
 n. 
 
 an alurement. 
 
 bate 
 
 • • 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to take less. 
 
 Baize 
 
 baze 
 
 n. 
 
 a kind of cloth. 
 
 bays 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 a garland, bay trees. 
 
 Base 
 
 base 
 
 a. 
 
 mean, vile. 
 
 bass 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 a part in music. 
 
 Be 
 
 be 
 
 v.n. 
 
 to exist. 
 
 bee 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 an insect. 
 
 Beach 
 
 betsh 
 
 n. 
 
 the shore. 
 
 beech 
 
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 n. 
 
 a tree. 
 
 Beat 
 
 bete 
 
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 to strike. 
 
 Beet 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 a kind of root. 
 
 Bet 
 
 bet 
 
 n. 
 
 a wager. 
 
 beat 
 
 • • 
 
 v.a. 
 
 conquered. 
 
 Bare 
 
 bare 
 
 a. 
 
 naked. 
 
 bear 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 a savage animal. 
 
 The spelling, pronunciation, and meaning of the words in this section and 
 the next, should be most carefully attended to, as these words are a source of 
 difficulty and error to most of people. 
 
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 Words, 
 
 Beer 
 bier 
 
 Bell 
 belle 
 Blew 
 blue 
 
 Berth 
 birth 
 
 Beau 
 
 bo 
 
 bow 
 
 Boar 
 bore 
 
 Board 
 bored 
 
 Bough 
 bow 
 
 Braid 
 brayed 
 
 Brake 
 break 
 
 Breach 
 breech 
 
 Bread 
 bred 
 
 Brest 
 breast 
 
 Brews 
 bruise 
 
 Brocd 
 brewed 
 
 Bruit 
 
 brute 
 
 But 
 
 butt 
 
 Buy 
 by 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 her 
 
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 b6ll 
 
 • • 
 
 b«r<A 
 
 • • 
 
 bd 
 
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 b6re 
 
 • • 
 
 bord 
 
 • • 
 
 bott 
 
 • • 
 
 brade 
 
 • • 
 
 brake 
 
 • • 
 
 bretsh 
 
 • • 
 
 br^d 
 
 • • 
 
 br^st 
 
 • • 
 
 brdze 
 
 • • 
 
 br6d 
 
 • • 
 
 brdt 
 
 • • 
 
 biit 
 
 • • 
 
 bl 
 
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 n. 
 It. 
 
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 n. 
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 n. 
 
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 ft. 
 
 ft. 
 
 n. 
 
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 ft. 
 
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 It. 
 It. 
 
 v.a, 
 v.a, 
 
 u. 
 
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 n, 
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 can. 
 It. 
 
 v.a. 
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 Meanings. 
 
 malt liquor. 
 
 a carriage for the dead. 
 
 a sounding vessel, 
 a gay lady. 
 
 did blow, 
 a color. 
 
 a sailor's sleeping place. 
 
 corning into life. 
 
 a fop. 
 
 a word of terror. 
 
 an arch. 
 
 the male swine, 
 to make a hole, 
 a thin plank, 
 did bore. 
 
 a branch of a tree, 
 to bend, to stoop. 
 
 to weave or plait, 
 did bray. 
 
 a thicket. 
 
 to part by force. 
 
 a broken place. 
 
 a part of the body. 
 
 food. 
 
 brought up. 
 
 a seaport in France, 
 a part of the body, 
 doth brew, 
 to hurt. 
 
 young birds, 
 did brew. 
 
 a report, 
 a beast. 
 
 except, 
 a cask. 
 
 to purchase, 
 near, not far off. 
 
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Part II. — Section I. — Words pbonouncrd bzaotlV alike. 99 
 
 Words. 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 Cain 
 
 k&ne 
 
 cane 
 
 • • 
 
 Call 
 
 k&wl 
 
 caul 
 
 • • 
 
 Cart 
 
 kart 
 
 chart 
 
 • • 
 
 Cask 
 
 k&sk 
 
 casque 
 
 • • 
 
 Cast 
 
 k&st 
 
 caste 
 
 • • 
 
 Caws 
 
 kftwz 
 
 cause 
 
 • • 
 
 Ceil 
 
 sele 
 
 seal 
 
 • • 
 
 seel 
 
 • • 
 
 seal 
 
 • t 
 
 Cell 
 
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 sell 
 
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 Cent 
 
 s^nt 
 
 scent 
 
 ■ • 
 
 sent 
 
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 Cere 
 
 sere 
 
 sear 
 
 • • 
 
 seer 
 
 • • 
 
 Chap 
 
 tsh5p 
 
 chop 
 
 • • 
 
 Check 
 
 tsh^k 
 
 cheque 
 
 • • 
 
 Chews 
 
 tsh6ze 
 
 choose 
 
 • • 
 
 Chord 
 
 k5rd 
 
 cord 
 
 • • 
 
 Choir 
 
 kwire 
 
 quire 
 
 • • 
 
 Cinque 
 
 sKngk 
 
 sink 
 
 • • 
 
 Cit 
 
 sKt 
 
 sit 
 
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 n. 
 
 a man's name. 
 
 n. 
 
 a walking stick. 
 
 o.a» 
 
 to name. 
 
 n. 
 
 a membrane. 
 
 n. 
 
 a kind of carriage. 
 
 n. 
 
 a map. 
 
 ft. 
 
 a barrel. 
 
 n. 
 
 a helmet. 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to throw. 
 
 n. 
 
 rank among the hindoos. 
 
 v.n. 
 
 doth caw. 
 
 n. 
 
 a reason, a motive. 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to make a ceiling. 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to close a letter. 
 
 v-a. 
 
 to close the eyes. 
 
 n. 
 
 a sea-calf. 
 
 n. 
 
 a cavity, a hut. 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to dispose of. 
 
 n. 
 
 a coin. 
 
 n. 
 
 a smell. 
 
 p.p. 
 
 dispatched. 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to wax over. 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to burn. 
 
 n. 
 
 a prophet. 
 
 n. 
 
 a cleft, a crack. 
 
 ft. 
 
 a small piece of meu:. 
 
 V. 
 
 to restrain. 
 
 ft. 
 
 an order for money. 
 
 v.a. 
 
 griiids with the teeth. 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to select. 
 
 ft. 
 
 the string of a musical Jnstru- 
 
 ft* 
 
 a small rope. [ment* 
 
 ft. 
 
 a band of singers. 
 
 ft. 
 
 24 sheets of paper. 
 
 a. 
 
 five. 
 
 v.n. 
 
 to go down. 
 
 ft. 
 
 a citizen. 
 
 v.n. 
 
 to be seated. 
 
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 Cite 
 
 sight 
 
 site 
 
 Claws 
 I clause 
 
 I Close 
 clothes 
 
 ' Climb 
 clime 
 
 Core 
 corps 
 
 Corse 
 
 coarse 
 
 course 
 
 Coat 
 cote 
 
 Creak 
 creek 
 
 Crews 
 cruise 
 
 Dane 
 deign 
 
 Day 
 
 dey 
 
 Dear 
 deer 
 
 f^ew 
 ue 
 
 Doe 
 
 pough 
 
 pone 
 pun 
 
 pose 
 9oze 
 toes 
 
 t 
 
 ost 
 
 Sounds, 
 site 
 
 klftwz 
 
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 kloze 
 
 • • 
 
 klime 
 
 • • 
 
 kore 
 
 • • 
 
 korse 
 
 kote 
 
 • • 
 
 kreke 
 
 • • 
 
 krdz 
 
 • • 
 
 dane 
 
 • • 
 
 da 
 
 • • 
 
 dere 
 
 • • 
 
 du 
 
 • • 
 
 do 
 
 • • 
 
 dun 
 
 • • 
 
 doze 
 
 diist 
 
 v,a, 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
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 It. 
 
 v,a, 
 n, 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 ft. 
 a. 
 It. 
 
 It. 
 It. 
 
 V. 
 
 It. 
 
 It. 
 It. 
 
 It. 
 
 V. 
 
 It. 
 It. 
 
 It. 
 It. 
 
 a, 
 
 It. 
 It. 
 
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 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 V. 
 
 It. 
 
 V. 
 
 Jt. 
 
 n 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 to summon. 
 
 a view. 
 
 situation. 
 
 the feet of a bird. 
 
 a sentence. 
 
 to shut up. 
 garments* 
 to ascend, 
 climate, country, 
 the heart, 
 a body of troops, 
 a dead body, a corps, 
 homely, mean, 
 race, career. 
 
 the upper garment, 
 a fold for sheep. 
 
 to make a harsh noise, 
 a small bay. 
 
 ships* companies, 
 a voyage. 
 
 a native of denmark. 
 
 to condescend. 
 
 a part of time. 
 
 a moorish governor. 
 
 costly. 
 
 a kind of animal, 
 
 moisture, 
 owing. 
 
 a she deer. 
 
 paste of bread. 
 
 performed. 
 
 a color, — V, to tease. 
 
 medicine. 
 
 to slumber. 
 
 the plural of doe. 
 
 the second person of do, 
 powdered eartb. 
 
 Pi 
 
 Wort 
 Draft 
 
 drauj 
 
 Fain 
 fane 
 feign 
 
 Faint 
 feint 
 
 Fair 
 fare 
 
 Feat 
 feet 
 
 Find 
 fined 
 
 Flea 
 fiee 
 
 Flew 
 fiue 
 
 full 
 Fool 
 
 Foul 
 fowl 
 
 Fore 
 four 
 
 Fort 
 forte 
 
 Forth 
 fourth 
 
 Frays 
 phrase 
 
 Freeze 
 frieze 
 
 Furs 
 furze 
 
 Gage 
 gauge 
 
 Gait 
 gate 
 
Part II.— Section I. — Words pronounced exactly aliie. 101 
 
 
 Words, 
 
 Draft 
 
 draught 
 
 Fain 
 
 fane 
 
 feign 
 
 Faint 
 feint 
 
 Fair 
 fare 
 
 Feat 
 feet 
 
 Find 
 fined 
 
 Flea 
 flee 
 
 Flew 
 flue 
 
 full 
 Fool 
 
 Foul 
 fowl 
 
 Fore 
 four 
 
 Fort 
 forte 
 
 Forth 
 fourth 
 
 Frays 
 phrase 
 
 Freeze 
 frieze 
 
 Furs 
 furze 
 
 Gage 
 gauge 
 
 Gait 
 gate 
 
 Soundt, 
 
 di&ft 
 
 • • 
 
 fane 
 
 iant 
 
 • • 
 
 fare 
 
 • • 
 
 fete 
 
 • • 
 
 And 
 
 • • 
 
 fl« 
 
 • • 
 
 flii 
 
 • • 
 
 fiU 
 
 • • 
 
 foul 
 
 • • 
 
 fore 
 
 • ■ 
 
 fort 
 
 • • 
 
 forth 
 
 • • 
 
 fraze 
 
 • • 
 
 freze 
 
 • • 
 
 furz 
 
 • • 
 
 gadje 
 
 • • 
 
 gate 
 
 n. 
 
 91. 
 
 a, 
 n. 
 o. 
 
 a. 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 ft. 
 
 V, 
 
 V. 
 
 n. 
 
 V. 
 V, 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 It. 
 
 a. 
 a, 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 pre. 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 It. 
 
 v.a. 
 It. 
 
 It. 
 It. 
 
 It. 
 v.a* 
 
 It. 
 It. 
 
 Meaningt, 
 a bill, 
 a drink, 
 glad. 
 
 a weathercock, 
 to dissemble. 
 
 weak, — V, to swoon. 
 
 a pretence. 
 
 beautiful, a market. 
 
 provisions, coach-hire. 
 
 an action. 
 
 the plural of foot. 
 
 to discover. 
 
 punished by fine. 
 
 a biting insect. 
 
 to run from danger. 
 
 did fly. 
 
 of a chimney. 
 
 filled, replete. 
 
 an idiot, a foolish person. 
 
 dirty, unfair. 
 
 a bird. 
 
 going first. 
 
 twice two. 
 
 a castle. 
 
 what one knows best. 
 
 out of. 
 
 next after the third. 
 
 quarrels. 
 
 a mode of speech. 
 
 to congeal. 
 
 a sort of cloth. 
 
 skins with soft hair, 
 prickly shrubs. 
 
 a pledge. 
 
 to measure a cask. 
 
 manner of walking, 
 a kind of door. 
 
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 102 
 
 PHONOVNCtNO AND EXPLANATORY VoCABtTLADY. 
 
 I 
 
 i 
 
 'I 
 
 Words, 
 
 Gall 
 gaul 
 
 Gild 
 guild 
 
 Gilt 
 guilt 
 Glaire 
 glare 
 
 Gnat 
 nat 
 
 Gourd 
 gored 
 
 Grate 
 groat 
 
 Grays 
 graze 
 
 Greece 
 grease 
 
 Greaves 
 grieves 
 
 Groan 
 grown 
 
 Hail 
 hale 
 
 Hart 
 
 heart 
 
 Hay 
 hey 
 
 Hare 
 hair 
 
 Heal 
 heel 
 
 Hear 
 here 
 
 Heard 
 herd 
 
 Sounds, 
 g&wl 
 
 gild 
 
 « • 
 
 gut 
 
 • • 
 
 gl&re 
 
 • • 
 
 nftt 
 
 • • 
 
 gord 
 
 • • 
 
 grate 
 
 • • 
 
 gr&ze 
 
 • • 
 
 grese 
 
 • • 
 
 grevz 
 
 • • 
 
 grone 
 
 • • 
 
 hale 
 
 • • 
 
 hart 
 
 • • 
 
 h& 
 
 • • 
 
 hare 
 
 a. • 
 
 hele 
 
 • • 
 
 here 
 
 • • 
 
 h^rd 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 n. bile, anger, 
 
 n. a Frenchman. 
 
 v,a. to adorn with gold. 
 
 71. a corporation. 
 
 n. golden show. 
 
 n. sin, wickedness, 
 
 ft. the white of an egg. 
 
 n. great brightness. 
 
 n. a stinging insect, 
 
 n. Nathaniel. 
 
 n. a plant resembling a melon. 
 
 V. pierced with horns. 
 
 n. a fire-place. 
 a. large. 
 
 n. mixed colors, 
 
 v.n. to eat grass. 
 
 n. a country. 
 
 n. soft fat. 
 
 n. armor for the legs, 
 
 v.a. doth grieve. 
 
 v.n. to sigh deeply. 
 
 p.p, increased. 
 
 v.n. to salute, n. frozen rain. 
 
 a. healthy, v.a. to drag. 
 
 n. a male deer, 
 
 n. the seat of life, 
 
 n. dried grass* 
 
 int. an exclamation. 
 
 n. a timid animal. 
 
 n, covering of the head. 
 
 v.a. to cure. 
 
 n, a part of the foot. 
 
 v,a, to listen. 
 
 ad, in this place. 
 
 p,p, did hear. 
 
 fi. a drove of eattle. 
 
 
 Hour 
 our 
 
 I 
 
 eye 
 
 Isle 
 aisle c 
 
 In 
 
 inn 
 
 Jam 
 jamb 
 
 Jane 
 jean 
 
 Key 
 quay 
 
 Kill 
 kiln 
 
 Knap 
 nap 
 
 Knav( 
 nave 
 
 Knew 
 new 
 
 Knigl 
 night 
 
r. 
 
 a melon. 
 
 i. 
 
 1 rain, 
 ag. 
 
 id. 
 
 Part II. — Sbotion I. — Wobds pronouncbd bxactlt aliib. 108 
 
 Worda. 
 Hew 
 hue 
 hugh 
 
 Hie 
 
 high 
 
 Him 
 hymn 
 
 Hoard 
 horde 
 
 Hole 
 whole 
 
 Hoop 
 whoop 
 
 Hour 
 our 
 
 I 
 
 eye 
 
 Isle ' 
 aisle or ile 
 
 In 
 
 inn 
 
 Jam 
 jamb 
 
 Jane 
 jean 
 
 Key 
 
 f quay 
 
 Kill 
 kiln 
 
 Knap 
 nap 
 
 Knave 
 nave 
 
 Soundi, 
 
 • • 
 
 • • 
 
 hi 
 
 • • 
 
 him 
 
 • • 
 
 hdrde 
 
 • • 
 
 hole 
 
 • • 
 
 h6p 
 
 • • 
 
 our 
 
 • « 
 
 i 
 
 • • 
 
 ile 
 
 • • 
 
 j&m 
 
 • • 
 
 jane 
 
 • • 
 
 • i 
 
 kn 
 
 • •' 
 
 n&p 
 
 • • 
 
 nave 
 
 
 Knew 
 
 nil 
 
 v.a. 
 
 did know. 
 
 
 new 
 
 • • 
 
 a. 
 
 not old. 
 
 
 Knight 
 
 Aite 
 
 n. 
 
 a title of honor. 
 
 
 night 
 
 * 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 a part of time. 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 Af«aniii^«. 
 
 o.a. 
 
 to chop. 
 
 n. 
 
 a color. 
 
 fi. 
 
 a man's name. 
 
 v.n. 
 
 to hasten* 
 
 a. 
 
 tall, lofty. 
 
 pni. 
 
 any man. 
 
 n. 
 
 a divine song. 
 
 ». 
 
 a treasure. 
 
 n. 
 
 a clan, a tribe. 
 
 n. 
 
 a hollow place. 
 
 a. 
 
 all, perfect. 
 
 n. 
 
 a circle of wood. 
 
 B. 
 
 a shout of pursuit. 
 
 fi. 
 
 a part of time, 
 belonging to us. 
 
 JWTI. 
 
 pm. 
 
 myself. 
 
 n. 
 
 the organ of sight. 
 
 ». 
 
 an island. 
 
 n. 
 
 a walk in a church. 
 
 pre. 
 
 within. 
 
 It. 
 
 a public house. 
 
 n. 
 
 a conserve of fruit. 
 
 n. 
 
 the post of a door. 
 
 ft. 
 
 a woman's name. 
 
 n. 
 
 a sort of cloth. 
 
 n. 
 
 for a lock. 
 
 n. 
 
 landing place for ships. 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to murder. 
 
 n. 
 
 a stove. 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to bite, n. a prominence. 
 
 n. 
 
 a short sleep. 
 
 n. 
 
 a rascal. 
 
 n. 
 
 a part of a wheel. 
 
 v.a. 
 
 did know. 
 
 a. 
 
 not old. 
 
 n. 
 
 a title of honor. 
 
 n. 
 
 a part of time. 
 
104 
 
 Phonoukcino and Explanatory Vocabulaey. 
 
 \ 
 
 1 
 
 Words. 
 
 Knit 
 liit 
 
 Knefts! 
 seed 
 
 Kneel 
 neal 
 
 Kne) 
 nel 
 
 Knot 
 not 
 
 Know 
 
 m 
 
 Knows 
 nose 
 
 Lac 
 lack 
 
 Lacks 
 lax 
 
 Lade 
 laid 
 
 Lain 
 lane 
 
 Lead 
 led 
 
 Lea 
 loe 
 
 Leaf 
 lief 
 
 Leak 
 leek 
 
 Limb 
 limn 
 
 I nks 
 
 Lo! 
 low 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 nit 
 
 • • 
 
 n§d 
 
 • • 
 
 nele 
 
 • • 
 
 n«l 
 
 • • 
 
 ndt 
 
 no 
 
 » • 
 
 ndzi 
 
 • • 
 
 l&k 
 
 • • 
 
 l&ks 
 
 • • 
 
 lade 
 
 • • 
 
 lane 
 
 • • 
 
 l^d 
 
 • • 
 
 le 
 
 • • 
 
 lefe 
 
 leke 
 
 • • 
 
 »m 
 
 • • 
 
 DIogks 
 
 • • 
 
 15 
 
 n. 
 
 o.a. 
 n. 
 
 v.n. 
 
 n. 
 It. 
 
 v.a, 
 ad, 
 
 v.a. 
 ^d* 
 
 n, 
 n. 
 
 V, 
 
 v.a. 
 a. 
 
 v.a. 
 
 P'P- 
 
 p.p. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 p.p. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 ad. 
 
 ft. 
 
 n. 
 v.a, 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 int. 
 a. 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 to make stockings, 
 thii egg of a louse, 
 to work dough, 
 necessity. 
 
 to rest on the knee, 
 to temper by heat. 
 
 the sound of a bell. 
 Eleanor. 
 
 to make knots, 
 a word of deniul. 
 
 to understand, 
 not so, 
 
 is informed. 
 a part of the face, 
 a kind of gum. 
 to want, necessity. 
 
 wants. 
 
 loose, slack > 
 to load, 
 placed, 
 
 of the verb to he, 
 a narrow way*. 
 
 a sort heavy metal, 
 conducted. 
 
 a meadow, a field, 
 the sheltered side. 
 
 a part of a tree, 
 willingly. 
 
 to let in or out, 
 a pot herb. 
 
 a member, 
 to paint. 
 
 plural of link, 
 a w|i^ beast. 
 
 biehold, 
 
 not high, mean. 
 
 I 
 
Past II. — ^Section I. — Words pronounced exactly alike. 105 
 
 Wordt, 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 Loan 
 lone 
 
 lone 
 
 Made 
 maid 
 
 made 
 
 • • 
 
 Mail 
 male 
 
 male 
 
 • • 
 
 Main 
 
 mane 
 
 mane 
 
 • • 
 
 Maize 
 
 maze 
 
 maze 
 
 • • 
 
 Mean 
 
 mene 
 
 mien 
 
 • • 
 
 Meftt 
 
 mete 
 
 meet 
 
 • « 
 
 mete 
 
 • « 
 
 Msde 
 meed 
 
 med 
 
 • • 
 
 Mewl 
 mule 
 
 mule 
 
 • • 
 
 Mews 
 
 muze 
 
 muse 
 
 • • 
 
 Might 
 mite 
 
 mite 
 
 • ■ 
 
 Mist* 
 missed 
 
 mist 
 
 • • 
 
 Moan 
 
 mdno 
 
 mown 
 
 • ■ 
 
 Moat 
 
 mote 
 
 mote 
 
 • • 
 
 Naught 
 nought 
 
 Nay 
 neigh 
 
 NOQO 
 
 D&Wt 
 
 • • 
 
 na 
 
 • • 
 
 sua 
 
 nun 
 
 • • 
 
 O ! or Qh ! 
 
 6 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 owe 
 
 n. 
 
 any thing lent. 
 
 ■ 
 
 a. 
 
 single. 
 
 ■ 
 
 p.p. 
 
 finished. W^ 
 
 n. 
 
 a virgin. B| 
 
 n. 
 
 armor, a letter-hag. ^^ 
 
 n. 
 
 the ha of creatures. ^| 
 
 a. 
 
 chief, principal. ^| 
 
 n. 
 
 neck.hair of a horse. ^| 
 
 n. 
 
 Indian corn. H 
 
 n. 
 
 a labyrinth. H 
 
 a. 
 
 low. H 
 
 n. 
 
 aspect* ^H 
 
 n. 
 
 food. H 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to encounter. H 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to measure. H 
 
 n. 
 
 a native of Media. ^| 
 
 n. 
 
 reward, recompense. H 
 
 v.n. 
 
 to cry as a child. |H 
 
 *:. 
 
 a mongrel quadruped. H 
 
 n. 
 
 inclosures. H 
 
 v.n. 
 
 to ponder. H 
 
 n. 
 
 power, strength. H 
 
 n. 
 
 a small insect, a coin. H 
 
 ft. 
 
 a fog. H 
 
 V. 
 
 omitted, lost. H 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to lament. H 
 
 p.p. 
 
 cut down. H 
 
 It. 
 
 a canal. H 
 
 n. 
 
 a particle of dust. H 
 
 a. 
 
 bad. H 
 
 n. 
 
 nothing. S 
 
 ad. 
 
 not. H 
 
 n. 
 
 a horse's voice. H 
 
 1* 
 
 «<%♦ ontr ^^H 
 
 re< 
 
 xiwti ut2 jr . 
 
 ^^■MM 
 
 n. 
 
 a woman shut up in a cloister . 
 
 H 
 
 inU 
 
 alas. 
 
 H 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to be indebted. 
 
 H 
 
Phonoukcing and Explanatory Vocabulary. 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 ore 
 
 pare 
 
 • • 
 
 fi. 
 fi. 
 
 a, 
 
 p,p, 
 
 n. 
 
 a, 
 
 fi. 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 v.a. 
 
 n. 
 
 fi. 
 
 ft. 
 ft. 
 
 ft. 
 ft. 
 
 fi. 
 ft. 
 
 ft. 
 ft. 
 
 ft. 
 ft. 
 
 ft. 
 ft. 
 
 ft. 
 
 ft. 
 
 ft. 
 v.a. 
 
 v.a, 
 v.fi. 
 v.a. 
 
 ft. 
 ft: 
 
 v.a. 
 ft^^ 
 
 ilfeafttfi^#. 
 
 a thing to row with, 
 metal unrefined. 
 
 the first in number, 
 conquered. 
 
 a wooden vessel, 
 whitish. 
 
 toil, torment, 
 a square of glass, 
 a couple, 
 to cut off. 
 a fruit. 
 
 a stop. 
 
 the feet of beasts. 
 
 not war, stillness, 
 a part. 
 
 the top of a thing, 
 a grudge or ill will. 
 
 a ring of bells, thunder, 
 a rind or skin. 
 
 a nobleman, an equal, 
 a part of a bridge, 
 locality, 
 a flat fish. 
 
 even, level, 
 a tool. 
 
 a fold, a double, 
 wrought silver, 
 excuses, 
 to delight. 
 
 to commend, 
 doth pray, 
 doth plunder, 
 a long stick. 
 
 n liat r\^ wnf»wa 
 
 — -,-s T-Lrsv*S3« 
 
 to supplicate, 
 plunder, booty. 
 
Words. 
 
 Queen 
 queaa 
 
 Rains 
 reigns 
 reins 
 
 Raise 
 
 rays 
 
 raze 
 
 Rap 
 wrap 
 
 Read 
 red 
 read 
 reed 
 
 Rest 
 
 wrest 
 
 Retch 
 wretch 
 
 Rhyme 
 rime 
 
 Rice 
 
 rise 
 
 Right 
 rite 
 Wright 
 write 
 
 Ring 
 wring 
 
 Road 
 rode 
 
 Rote 
 wrote 
 
 Root 
 
 Rough 
 ruff 
 
 Sounds. 
 
 kw€ne 
 
 ' • ■ 
 ranz 
 
 r&ze 
 
 • • 
 
 r&p 
 
 • • 
 
 • • 
 
 • • 
 
 r^st 
 
 • • 
 rStsh 
 
 • • 
 
 rimo 
 
 • • 
 
 ^ise 
 
 . • • 
 
 rite 
 
 ring 
 
 • • 
 
 rode 
 
 • • 
 
 rdte 
 
 • •' 
 
 rttf 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 n. the wife of a king, 
 n. a worthless woman. 
 
 v.n. to fall as rain, 
 o.n. to rule as a king, 
 n. of a bridle, the kidneyii. 
 
 HM. to lift up. 
 
 n. beams of light. 
 
 v,a. to overthrftiiir. 
 
 n. a quick smart blow. 
 
 v,a. to fold together. 
 
 p.p. perused. 
 
 n. a color. 
 
 v.d. to peruse. 
 
 n. a kind of plant. 
 
 fl, ease, repose. 
 VM. to force. 
 
 Vifi. to vomit. 
 n. a worthless person. 
 
 n. poetry. 
 n. hoar frost. 
 
 fi. Indian corn. 
 
 n. increase 6f price. 
 
 a. fit, proper, true. 
 
 n. a ceremony. 
 
 n. a man's name, a joiner. 
 
 VM. to express by letters. 
 
 V.4I. to tinkle. 
 
 v.a. to twist. 
 
 «. a way or path, 
 
 v.n. did ride. 
 
 n. mere memory, 
 
 v.n. did write. 
 
 n. of a tree or plant. 
 
 fi. road, way. 
 
 .a. not smooths 
 
 ,11. a neck ornament. 
 
108 
 
 ' Words. 
 
 Roes 
 
 rose 
 
 rows 
 
 Rung 
 wrung 
 
 II Rye 
 wry 
 
 Rude 
 rood 
 
 Sail 
 sale 
 
 Sane 
 seine 
 
 Scene 
 seen 
 
 Seam 
 seem 
 
 Sear 
 seer 
 
 Sea 
 see 
 
 Seed 
 cede 
 Seas 
 6969 
 
 seize 
 
 Sew 
 
 so 
 
 sow 
 
 Shear 
 iheer 
 shire 
 
 Shore 
 Bhoar 
 
 Pronouncing 
 Sounds, 
 
 AND Explanatory VocABtrLARy. 
 
 roze 
 
 riing 
 
 • • 
 
 ri 
 
 • • 
 
 rdd 
 
 • • 
 
 sale 
 
 • • 
 
 sane 
 
 • • 
 
 sen 
 
 • • 
 
 seme 
 
 • • 
 
 sere 
 
 • • 
 
 se 
 
 • • 
 
 sede 
 
 
 una 
 
 seze 
 so 
 
 shere 
 
 shore 
 
 • • 
 
 sine 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 v,a, 
 «.a. 
 
 n. 
 a. 
 
 a. 
 u. 
 
 It. 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 n. 
 
 n, 
 p.p. 
 
 ». 
 o.n. 
 
 v.a, 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 v.a. 
 
 n. 
 v.a, 
 
 n, 
 v.a, 
 v,a, 
 
 v,a, 
 ad, 
 v.a. 
 
 v.a, 
 a, 
 n, 
 n, 
 n, 
 
 n, 
 n. 
 
 Meanings, 
 female deer, 
 a sweet flower, 
 ranks. 
 
 did ring, 
 twisted. 
 
 a sort of grain, 
 crooked. 
 
 coarse of manners, 
 fourth part of an acre, 
 a part of a ship, 
 the act of selling, 
 sound, healthy, 
 a river in France, 
 part of a play, 
 of see. 
 
 a scar. 
 
 to appear. 
 
 to burn. 
 
 one who sees, a prophet. 
 
 the ocean. 
 
 to behold, to view. 
 
 what produces plants. 
 
 to give up, to resign. 
 
 great waters. 
 
 doth see. 
 
 to lay hold of. 
 
 to work with a needle, 
 
 thus. 
 
 to scatter seed. 
 
 to clip. 
 
 pure unmixed. 
 
 a county. 
 
 the sea.coast. 
 a support, a prop, 
 a token, a mark, 
 a geometrical line. 
 
Part II. — Section I. — Words pronounced exactly alike. lOQ* 
 
 Words. 
 
 Sighs 
 siza 
 
 Sleight 
 slight 
 
 Sloe 
 slow 
 
 Soar 
 sore 
 
 Sole 
 soul 
 
 Sold 
 soled 
 
 Some 
 sum 
 
 Son 
 sun 
 
 Stake 
 steak 
 
 Stair 
 stare 
 
 Steal 
 steel 
 
 Step 
 steppe 
 
 Stile 
 style 
 
 ^ ' Straight 
 strait 
 
 Tacks 
 tax 
 
 Tail 
 tale 
 
 Tare 
 tear 
 
 Tear 
 tier 
 
 i 
 
 Sounds. 
 
 size 
 
 • • 
 
 slite 
 
 • • 
 
 si 6 
 
 • • 
 
 sore 
 
 • • 
 
 sole 
 
 • • 
 
 sold 
 
 • • 
 
 Slim 
 
 • • 
 
 sun 
 
 • • 
 
 stake 
 
 • • 
 
 stare 
 
 • • 
 
 stele 
 
 • • 
 
 st^p 
 
 • • 
 
 stile 
 
 • • 
 
 strate 
 
 • • 
 
 t^ks 
 
 • • 
 
 tale 
 
 • • 
 
 tare 
 
 • • 
 
 tere 
 
 o.n. 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 a. 
 
 v.n. 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 V. 
 V, 
 
 a. 
 n, 
 
 n. 
 ft. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 a, 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 fi. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 fi. 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 heaves a sigh, 
 bulk, magnitude, 
 an artful trick, 
 neglect, contempt. 
 
 fruit of the black thorn, 
 not quick, dull. 
 
 to rise high.' 
 a tender place. 
 
 bottom of the foot, 
 spirit. 
 
 past tense of sell, 
 past tense of sole, 
 the amount, 
 more or less. 
 
 a male child. 
 
 the cause of light. - 
 
 a post, a wager. 
 
 a slice of meat. 
 
 steps. 
 
 fixed look. 
 
 to take by theft, 
 iron refined and hardened, 
 a pace, a proceeding, 
 a barren plain or waste, 
 steps into a field, 
 manner of writing. 
 
 not crooked. 
 
 a narrow pass, difficulty. 
 
 small nails. 
 
 an impost, a rate. 
 
 the end of a thing, 
 a story. 
 
 an allowance in weight, 
 to lacerate, to rend. 
 
 water from the eye. 
 a row, a rank. 
 
no 
 
 P](0n017IfCIIC6 AND ExPUiNATORY VoCABUiABT. 
 
 
 Words, 
 
 
 
 Meaniugs, 
 
 
 Team 
 
 i^P 
 
 n. 
 
 a yoke of horses or oxen. 
 
 
 teem 
 
 • •', 
 
 o.n. 
 
 to abound. 
 
 
 Teas 
 
 te:^ 
 
 n. 
 
 kinds of tea. 
 
 
 tease 
 
 • • 
 
 o.a. 
 
 to tormeut. 
 
 
 Their 
 
 TBare 
 
 prn. 
 
 belonging to them. 
 
 
 there 
 
 • • 
 
 ad. 
 
 in that place. 
 
 
 Threw 
 
 thtf^ 
 
 v.n. 
 
 did throw. 
 
 
 through 
 
 • • 
 
 0^. 
 
 to the end. 
 
 
 Throne 
 
 throne 
 
 n. 
 
 a royal seat. 
 
 
 thrown 
 
 • > 
 
 p.p. 
 
 cast. 
 
 
 Throw 
 
 thto 
 
 V, 
 
 to cast, to fling. 
 
 
 throe 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 extreme pain, agony. 
 
 
 Thyme 
 
 time 
 
 n. 
 
 a plant. 
 
 
 time 
 
 • *. 
 
 n. 
 
 measure of duration. 
 
 
 .Tire 
 
 tirp 
 
 v,a. 
 
 to fatigue, to weary. 
 
 
 tyre 
 
 • «. 
 
 n. 
 
 an ancient city. 
 
 
 Tide 
 
 tide 
 
 n. 
 
 ebb and flow of the sea. 
 
 
 tied 
 
 • • 
 
 t>. 
 
 bound, made fast. 
 
 
 Toe 
 
 td 
 
 n. 
 
 a part of the foot. 
 
 
 tow 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 hemp dressed. 
 
 
 Told 
 
 told 
 
 V, 
 
 past tense of tell. 
 
 
 tolled 
 
 • •' 
 
 V. 
 
 past tense of toll. 
 
 
 To 
 
 t6 
 
 prep. 
 
 unto. 
 
 H|| too 
 
 • • 
 
 ad. 
 
 likewise, also. 
 
 ^Hj two 
 
 ■ • 
 
 a. 
 
 a couple. 
 
 HJi '^"° 
 
 tiin 
 
 n« 
 
 a large cask — 252 gallons. 
 
 ^■J ^°" 
 
 • • 
 
 n, 
 
 a weight — 20 cwt. 
 
 Hj Tong 
 
 tung 
 
 n. 
 
 the catch of a buckle. 
 
 ^KR, tongue 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 the organ of speech. 
 
 
 J Tray 
 
 tra 
 
 n. 
 
 a utensil. 
 
 
 trey 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 a three at cards. 
 
 
 J trait 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 a stroke, u touch 
 
 
 Use 
 
 yuze 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to employ. 
 
 
 ewes 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 female sheep. 
 
 
 Vale 
 
 vale 
 
 n. 
 
 a valley. 
 
 
 
 ^ vail or veil 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 a cover for the face. 
 
Part II. — Section I.- 
 
 , , , -^ 
 
 -Words pronouncbd exactly alike. HI 
 
 Word9. 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 
 Meaninga, 
 
 Vain 
 
 vaote 
 
 a. 
 
 fruitless* 
 
 vane 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 a weathercock. 
 
 vein 
 
 * • 
 
 n. 
 
 a tube for the blood. 
 
 Wade 
 
 W9<^ 
 
 V. 
 
 to walk through water. 
 
 weighed 
 
 • • 
 
 V. 
 
 did weighs considered. 
 
 Waive 
 
 wl^ve 
 
 VM. 
 
 to put off, to quit. 
 
 wave 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 a billow. 
 
 Wain 
 
 • 
 
 wane 
 
 ft. 
 
 a waggon. 
 
 wane 
 
 • • 
 
 v.n. 
 
 to grow less. 
 
 ' Waist 
 
 waste 
 
 n* 
 
 part of the body. 
 
 waste 
 
 • •. 
 
 o.a. 
 
 to destroy. 
 
 Way 
 
 wa 
 
 n. 
 
 a road. 
 
 wey 
 
 • •. 
 
 n. 
 
 40 bushels. 
 
 weigh 
 
 • • 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to find the weight. 
 
 Wait 
 
 wate 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to stay for. 
 
 weight 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 heaviness. 
 
 Weak 
 
 weke 
 
 a. 
 
 feeble. 
 
 week 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 seven days. 
 
 Wood 
 
 wAd 
 
 n. 
 
 timber- 
 
 would 
 
 • • 
 
 aux. 
 
 he or she would. 
 
 Yoke 
 
 yoke 
 
 n. 
 
 a bond, a link. 
 
 yolk 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 the yellow part of an egg. 
 
 Al tar 
 
 W'-tttr 
 
 n. 
 
 a place for sacrifice. 
 
 al ter 
 
 • • 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to change. 
 
 An chor 
 
 ftnk'-iir 
 
 n. 
 
 an instrument of a ship. 
 
 an ker 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 ten gallons. 
 
 As cent 
 
 &s-s^nt' 
 
 n. 
 
 a going up. 
 
 as sent 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 consent. 
 
 Au ger 
 
 ftw'-giir 
 
 n. 
 
 a tool for boring. 
 
 au gur 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 a soothsayer. 
 
 Ber ry 
 
 b6r'-re 
 
 a. 
 
 a small fruit. 
 
 bu ry 
 
 • • 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to inter the dead. 
 
 Bet ter 
 
 b6t'-tur 
 
 n. 
 
 superior. 
 
 bet tor 
 
 . ■ • • 
 
 n. 
 
 one who lays wagers. 
 
112 
 
 Peonouncino and Explanatobt 
 
 VOCABULAET. 
 
 I Words. 
 
 < Bor ough 
 I bur row 
 
 I Breach es 
 I ^ breech es 
 Brit on 
 brit ain 
 Cas ter 
 cas tor 
 
 Cci Hog 
 sea ling 
 
 Cel lar 
 sel ler 
 
 Ces sion 
 ses sion 
 
 i Cha gria 
 I sha green 
 
 I Choler 
 col lar 
 
 Ci on 
 
 : si on 
 
 Coffer 
 cough er 
 
 Con cent 
 con sent 
 
 Cous in 
 coz en 
 
 Crew el 
 
 cru el 
 
 Cyg net 
 sig net 
 Fel loe 
 fel low 
 
 Fil lip 
 phil ip 
 
 Fran cis 
 fran ces ' 
 
 Sounds, 
 biir^rd 
 
 bretsh'-«z 
 
 brlt'-iin 
 
 • • 
 
 kas'-tiir 
 
 • • 
 
 se'-lXng 
 
 • • 
 
 sei'-liir 
 
 • • 
 
 s^sh'-iin 
 
 • • 
 
 8h^.gren' 
 
 • • 
 
 kdl'-Iiir 
 
 • • 
 
 si-'un 
 
 • • 
 
 kdf-fiir 
 
 • • 
 
 k5n.s6nt' 
 
 • • 
 
 kiiz'-zn 
 
 • • 
 
 krd'-Xl ,- 
 
 . ■ - * 
 
 slg'-n^t 
 
 • • 
 
 f^l'-lo 
 
 • • 
 
 ftl'-lKp 
 
 • • 
 
 fr&n'-sis 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 fi. 
 
 ft, 
 
 ft. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 v.a. 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 fi. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 v,a, 
 
 n. 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 yi. 
 n. 
 
 Meamngt, 
 
 a corporation town, 
 a rabbit hole. 
 
 broken places, 
 a part of dress, 
 a native of Britain. 
 England and Scotland, 
 one who throws. . 
 a beaver. 
 
 the top of a room, 
 a fastening. 
 
 a part of a hcise. 
 
 one who sells. 
 
 a giving up. 
 
 the act of sitting. 
 
 to vex, n. ill humor. 
 
 a fish skin. 
 
 anger, rage. 
 
 a thing for the neck. 
 
 a sprout. 
 
 a mount. 
 
 a chest. 
 
 one who coughs. 
 
 harmony. 
 
 agreement; . 
 
 a relation, 
 to cheat. 
 
 a ball of worsted, 
 inhuman. 
 
 a young swan, 
 a seal. 
 
 outer part of a wheel, 
 an equal. 
 
 a jerk of the finger, 
 a man's name, 
 a man's name, 
 a woman's name. 
 
 A-j_. 
 
Part II. — Sbctiow I. — Wobds peonounced exactly alike. 113 
 
 
 Words, 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 • 
 
 
 Grat er 
 
 grate'-ur 
 
 n. 
 
 a sort of rasp. 
 
 
 great er 
 
 • • 
 
 a. 
 
 larger. 
 
 
 Jes sy 
 
 j^s'-se 
 
 n. 
 
 a woman's name. 
 
 
 jes se 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 a man's name. 
 
 
 Jew ry 
 
 ju'.re 
 
 n. 
 
 judea. 
 
 d. 
 
 jury 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 a court committee. 
 
 Les sen 
 
 l£s'-sn 
 
 v,a. 
 
 to make less. 
 
 
 les son 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 a kind of task. 
 
 « 
 
 B Lev ee 
 
 l^v'-vS 
 
 n. 
 
 attendance at court. 
 
 
 lev y 
 
 • • 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to raise money. 
 
 
 Mar shal 
 
 m&r'-sh&l 
 
 v,a. 
 
 to rank in order. 
 
 
 mar tial 
 
 • • 
 
 a. 
 
 warlike. 
 
 
 Metal 
 
 m^t'.tl 
 
 n. 
 
 a hard substance. 
 
 
 met tie 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 spirit, courage. 
 
 
 Me ter 
 
 me'-tiir 
 
 n. 
 
 a measurer. 
 
 
 me tre 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 poetry. 
 
 
 Mlgh ty 
 
 mi'-te 
 
 a. 
 
 powerful. 
 
 
 mi.ty 
 
 •. • 
 
 a. 
 
 having mites. 
 
 
 Pal ace 
 
 pSll'-l&s 
 
 n. 
 
 a royal house. 
 
 
 pal las 
 
 •> 
 
 n. 
 
 a planet. 
 
 
 Panel 
 
 p&n'-nYl 
 
 n. 
 
 a jury roll. 
 
 
 pan nel 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 a mean saddle. 
 
 
 Pen cil 
 
 p^n'-sfl 
 
 n. 
 
 a thing to write with. 
 
 
 pen sile 
 
 • • 
 
 a. 
 
 hanging, suspended. 
 
 
 Prac tice 
 
 prak'-tis 
 
 n. 
 
 use. 
 
 
 prac tise 
 
 • • 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to exercise. 
 
 
 ^ Pri er 
 
 pri'-iir 
 
 n. 
 
 one who searches into. 
 
 
 pri or 
 
 • • 
 
 a. 
 
 former, anterior. 
 
 
 Profit 
 
 prdf.ftt 
 
 «« 
 
 gann. 
 
 
 proph et 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 one who prophesies. 
 
 
 Rab bet ^ 
 
 r&b'-bit 
 
 n. 
 
 a joint in carpentry. 
 
 
 rab bit 
 
 • • 
 
 ' n. 
 
 a furry animal. 
 
 
 Rai sin 
 
 re'-zn 
 
 n. 
 
 a dried grape. 
 
 
 rea son 
 
 • • 
 
 n. 
 
 a cause. 
 
 
 Sai ler 
 
 sa'-liir 
 
 n. 
 
 a sailing vessel. 
 
 
 sai lor 
 
 1. • 
 
 n. 
 
 a seaman. 
 
114 
 
 Pronouncing and Explanatory Vocabulary. 
 
 Words. 
 
 Su tire 
 sa tyr 
 
 Soil ly 
 sil ly 
 
 Sin gle 
 cin gle 
 
 Sue cor 
 suck er 
 
 Trav ail 
 trav el 
 
 Trea tise 
 trea ties 
 
 Vi al 
 vi ol 
 
 Weath er 
 weth er 
 
 As pe rate 
 as pi rate 
 
 Cal en dar 
 <cal en der 
 
 CSom pie ment 
 com pli ment 
 
 £ lee tor 
 e lee tre 
 
 In ten sion 
 in ten tion 
 
 Sounds, 
 sa'-tur 
 
 8!l'-le 
 
 slng'.gl 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 a. 
 
 a, 
 
 • • 71. 
 
 suk'-kiir n. 
 
 • • n. 
 
 tr&v'-Kl n. 
 
 v.n. 
 
 tre'-tlz n. 
 
 • • n. 
 
 vi'-iil n. 
 
 • • 71. 
 
 w^TH-iir n. 
 
 • • n. 
 
 ^'.pe.rate v.a. 
 
 • • v.a. 
 k^l'.^n-dur n. 
 
 t • v.a. 
 
 k5m'.ple-m£nt n. 
 
 • • n. 
 
 e-l6k'-tur Ji. 
 
 • • n. 
 
 Sn-tSn'-shiin n. 
 
 • • 71* 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 keen language, 
 a sylvan god. 
 
 name of some islands, 
 simple, harmless. 
 
 alone, one. 
 
 a girth for a horse. 
 
 help, aid, relief, 
 a young shoot. 
 
 labor, toil, 
 to go a journey. 
 
 a discourse, 
 contracts. 
 
 a small bottle, 
 a musical instrument, 
 state of the air. 
 a castrated sheep. 
 
 to make rough, 
 to utter with force. 
 
 an almanac, 
 to dress cloth. 
 
 a full number, 
 an act of civility. 
 
 one who votes, 
 amber. 
 
 the act of straining, 
 design, purpose. 
 
 SECTION II. 
 
 Words which from similarity of sounds or incorrect pronunciation, 
 are liable to be mistaken one for another, 
 
 &kts n, deeds. 
 
 &ks 71. 
 
 71. 
 
 Acts 
 axe 
 
 Ann 
 an 
 
 Aunt 
 ant 
 
 an 
 dn 
 
 ant 
 &nt 
 
 7t. 
 71. 
 
 a kind of tool. 
 
 a woman's name, 
 an article. 
 
 a father or mother's sister, 
 an emmet. 
 
 Word 
 
 Ass 
 as 
 
 Ate 
 eight 
 
 Ball 
 bawl 
 
 Bean 
 been 
 
 Born 
 borne 
 bourn 
 
 Boat 
 bought 
 
 Boy 
 buoy 
 
 Broach 
 brooch 
 
 Chair 
 cheer 
 
 Cease 
 seize 
 
 Dire 
 dier 
 
 Dice 
 
 dies 
 
 Dome 
 doom 
 
 Door 
 doer 
 
 Ear 
 year 
 
 East 
 yest 
 
 Ewe 
 yew 
 
 you 
 
Part II,— Section II.— Wobds liable to be mistaken. 116 
 
 
 Worth, 
 
 Sounds. 
 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 
 Ass 
 
 ^s 
 
 n. 
 
 a beast of burden. 
 
 
 as 
 
 ^z 
 
 con. 
 
 like. 
 
 ds. 
 
 Ate 
 
 ate 
 
 pp. 
 
 devoured. 
 
 VIO* 
 
 eight 
 
 ayt 
 
 .a* 
 
 twice four. 
 
 
 Ball 
 bawl 
 
 b&wl 
 b&U 
 
 n. 
 
 v.n. 
 
 any round thing, 
 to cry out. 
 
 
 Bean 
 
 bene 
 
 n. 
 
 a kind of pulse. 
 
 
 been 
 
 bin 
 
 p,p. 
 
 to have been. 
 
 
 . Born 
 
 born 
 
 p.p. 
 
 brought forth. 
 
 borne 
 
 borne 
 
 p.p. 
 
 carried. 
 
 bourn 
 
 borne 
 
 n. 
 
 a limit, a boundary. 
 
 
 Boat 
 
 bote 
 
 n. 
 
 a sailing vessel. 
 
 ■ 
 
 ■ 
 
 bought 
 
 b&wt 
 
 p.p. 
 
 purchased. 
 
 tt. 
 
 Boy 
 
 boe 
 
 n. 
 
 a young lad. 
 
 !•• 
 
 buoy 
 
 bfioe 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to keep afloat. 
 
 
 Broach 
 
 brotsh 
 
 n. 
 
 a spit. 
 
 
 brooch 
 
 brdtsh 
 
 n. 
 
 r 
 
 a breast.pin. 
 
 
 Chair 
 
 tshare 
 
 n. 
 
 a moveable seat. 
 
 
 j cheer 
 
 tsher 
 
 v,a. 
 
 to encourage. 
 
 - 
 
 j Cease 
 
 cese 
 
 V, 
 
 to leave off. 
 
 ■ 
 
 1 seize 
 
 seze 
 
 V. 
 
 to grasp. 
 
 •■ 
 
 1 Dire 
 
 dire 
 
 a. 
 
 dreadful. 
 
 
 1 dier 
 
 di'-ur 
 
 n» 
 
 one who dies cloth. 
 
 
 Dice 
 
 1 * 
 
 dise 
 
 n. 
 
 the plural of Die. 
 
 i 
 
 dies 
 
 dize 
 
 «. 
 
 loses life. 
 
 
 Dome 
 
 dome 
 
 n. 
 
 an arched roof. 
 
 , 
 
 doom 
 
 d6m 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to condemn. 
 
 
 Door 
 
 dore 
 
 n. 
 
 entrance to a house. 
 
 
 doer 
 
 dd'.iir 
 
 n. 
 
 one that does any thing. 
 
 unciaHon, 
 
 Ear 
 
 er 
 
 n. < 
 
 organ of hearing. 
 
 s 
 
 year 
 
 yere 
 
 n. 
 
 twelve months. 
 
 
 East 
 
 est 
 
 n. 
 
 where the sun rises. 
 
 
 yest 
 
 yest 
 
 n. 
 
 barm. 
 
 
 Ewe 
 
 yd 
 
 n. 
 
 a female sheep. 
 
 
 yew 
 
 n. 
 
 a Kmd of tree. 
 
 eicfaw 
 
 you 
 
 yd 
 
 pm. 
 
 yourself. 
 
110 
 
 Pronouiicino AiTD ExAanatohy Vocabulakt. 
 
 Words, 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 Floor 
 
 fldre 
 
 • n. 
 
 the bottom of a room. 
 
 flour 
 
 flour 
 
 n. 
 
 ground corn. 
 
 flow er 
 
 floii'.iir 
 
 ft. 
 
 the blossom of a plant. 
 
 Fir 
 
 i^r 
 
 n. 
 
 a kind of tree. 
 
 fur 
 
 #ttr 
 
 n. 
 
 skin with soft hair. 
 
 Freight 
 
 fr&te 
 
 n. 
 
 lading of a ship. 
 
 fright 
 
 frite 
 
 n. 
 
 sudden terror. 
 
 Gard 
 
 gird 
 
 n. 
 
 care. 
 
 guard 
 
 gyiird 
 
 n. 
 
 one who watches. i 
 
 Grope 
 
 grope 
 
 V.U, 
 
 to feel about. 1 
 
 group 
 
 gr6p 
 
 n. 
 
 a cluster. | 
 
 a cave or grotto. i 
 four-pence. f 
 
 Grot 
 
 gr»t 
 
 n. 
 
 groat 
 
 gr&wt 
 
 n. 
 
 Gore 
 
 gore 
 
 n. 
 
 blood. 
 
 goer 
 
 go'-iir 
 
 n. 
 
 one that goes. 
 
 Grove 
 
 grove 
 
 n. 
 
 rows of trees. 
 
 groove 
 
 gr6ve 
 
 n. 
 
 a deep cut. 
 
 Hall 
 
 hill 
 
 n. 
 
 a large room. 
 
 haul 
 
 hawl 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to pull. 
 
 Hoarse 
 
 h6rse 
 
 a. 
 
 having a rough voice. 
 
 horse 
 
 horse 
 
 n. 
 
 a useful animal. 
 
 His 
 
 hlz 
 
 jpni. 
 
 belonging to him. 
 
 hiss 
 
 hiss 
 
 n. 
 
 the voice of a serpent. 
 
 Lanch 
 
 lUnsh 
 
 V. 
 
 to cast as a lance. 
 
 launch 
 
 lansh 
 
 ». 
 
 to push into water. 
 
 Laps 
 
 19.ps 
 
 v.a. 
 
 licks up. 
 
 lapse 
 
 l^pse 
 
 n. 
 
 flow, a slip. 
 
 Lieu 
 
 m 
 
 n. 
 
 place. . 
 
 loo 
 
 \b 
 
 n. 
 
 a game at cards. 
 
 Line 
 
 line 
 
 ' n. 
 
 a string. 
 
 loin 
 
 Idin 
 
 n. 
 
 a part of the uuck. 
 
 Loam 
 
 I6me 
 
 n. 
 
 a rich earth. 
 
 loom 
 
 1dm 
 
 n. 
 
 a weaver's frame. 
 
 Loath 
 
 m\i 
 
 a. 
 
 unwilling. 
 
 loathe 
 
 b'yfESi 
 
 ^.a. 
 
 to hate, to abhor. 
 
 Loose 
 
 liise 
 
 <t. 
 
 slack, untied. 
 
 lose 
 
 Idze 
 
 v.n. 
 
 to sufler loss. 
 
 Won 
 
 Luke 
 
 look 
 
 luck 
 
 Lyre 
 li ar 
 
 Law 
 
 Lair 
 lay ei 
 
 Leas( 
 lees 
 
 Least 
 
 lest 
 
 Lore 
 low e 
 
 Mall 
 maul 
 
 Marsl 
 mash 
 
 More 
 mow 
 
 Morn 
 moui 
 
 Marc 
 may 
 
 Nich( 
 nick 
 
 Of 
 
 off" 
 
 Ooze 
 
 whos4 
 Pall 
 >paul 
 
 Plum 
 plunit 
 olumc 
 
IT. 
 
 Paet II. — SsoTioN II, — Words liadlb to bb mistaibw. 117 
 
 
 Words, 
 
 Sounds. 
 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 n. 
 
 Luke 
 
 luke 
 
 n. 
 
 a man's name. 
 
 
 look 
 
 16k 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to seek, to search for* 
 
 Eint. 
 
 luck 
 
 liik 
 
 n. 
 
 chance, fortune. 
 
 
 Lyre 
 
 lire 
 
 n. 
 
 a harp. 
 
 
 11 ar 
 
 ir.iir 
 
 n. 
 
 ' one who tells falsehoods. 
 
 
 Law yer 
 
 Iftw'-yer 
 
 n. 
 
 a professor of law. 
 
 
 Lair 
 
 lare 
 
 n. 
 
 the bed of a wild beastr 
 
 
 lay er 
 
 la'-ur 
 
 n. 
 
 a stratum, or row. 
 
 « 
 
 k Lease 
 
 lese 
 
 n. 
 
 bond between Landlord and 
 
 
 lee«^ 
 
 lez 
 
 n. 
 
 dregs, sediment. [tenant. 
 
 
 Least 
 
 lest 
 
 a. 
 
 smallest. 
 
 
 lest 
 
 l«st 
 
 con. 
 
 for fear that. 
 
 
 Lore 
 
 lore 
 
 n. 
 
 lesson, instruction. 
 
 
 low er 
 
 lo'.iir 
 
 V, 
 
 to bring low, to sink. 
 
 
 Mall 
 
 m&l 
 
 n. 
 
 a wooden hammer. 
 
 
 maul 
 
 m&wl 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to beat, to bruise. 
 
 
 Marsh 
 
 m&rsh 
 
 *n. 
 
 a bog, a swamp. 
 
 
 mash 
 
 m&sh 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to bruise. 
 
 
 More 
 
 more 
 
 a. 
 
 in greater number. 
 
 sice. 
 
 mow er 
 
 mo'-iir 
 
 n. 
 
 one who mows. 
 
 
 Morn 
 
 morn 
 
 n. 
 
 morning. 
 
 
 mourn 
 
 morn 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to lament, to grieve. 
 
 ■pent. 
 
 Mare 
 
 mare 
 
 n. 
 
 the female of a horse. 
 
 3. 
 
 may or 
 
 ma'-iir 
 
 n. 
 
 chief magistrate of a city. 
 
 r. 
 
 • Niche 
 
 nYtsh 
 
 n. 
 
 a hollow for a statue. 
 
 
 nick 
 
 nik 
 
 n. 
 
 a notch. 
 
 ■ 
 
 Of ^ 
 
 off 
 
 6v 
 
 prep. 
 
 concerning. 
 
 . 
 
 6f 
 
 prep. 
 
 not on, distant from. 
 
 
 Ooze 
 
 « 
 
 dze 
 
 V. 
 
 to flow gently. 
 
 
 whose 
 
 hdz 
 
 pm. 
 
 possessive case of who. 
 
 ti. 
 
 Pall 
 
 pail 
 
 n. 
 
 a kind of cloak. 
 
 
 >paul 
 
 pSlwl 
 
 n. 
 
 a man's name. 
 
 
 Plum 
 
 pliim 
 
 n. 
 
 a fruit. 
 
 
 plunib 
 
 1 
 
 pliim 
 
 n. 
 
 a leaden weight. 
 
 
 plume 
 
 n1 il ma 
 
 K. 
 
 i6ats:er3 Ci uifus. 
 
■ 
 
 l| 
 
 PBONO^MCINa AND 
 
 Explanatory Vocabulaby, 
 
 Wn 
 
 Words, 
 
 Sounds. 
 
 
 Meaningi, 
 
 j^B 
 
 f Poor 
 
 p6r 
 
 a. 
 
 beinjf; in want. 
 
 ^Bi 
 
 pore 
 
 pdre 
 
 n. 
 
 a minute tube. - 
 
 HBj 
 
 1 pour 
 
 pwr 
 
 v,a. 
 
 to fall heavily. 
 
 B^H 
 
 pow er 
 
 pott-ur 
 
 n. 
 
 might. 
 
 ^^B^H^^B 
 
 j Pries 
 
 prize 
 
 v.n. 
 
 searches Into. 
 
 HH 
 
 1 pnze 
 
 prize 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to value, n. a reward. 
 
 HH 
 
 price 
 
 prise 
 
 n. 
 
 value. 
 
 ■^H 
 
 I Rack 
 
 rft';. 
 
 VM, 
 
 to torture. 
 
 ^H 
 
 wreck 
 
 r6k 
 
 n. 
 
 ruin, destruction. , 
 
 H 
 
 Roam 
 
 xome 
 
 V.it. 
 
 to wander, to rove. 
 
 ^^B 
 
 rome 
 
 rome 
 
 n. 
 
 name of a city. 
 
 ^H 
 
 room 
 
 r6m 
 
 n. 
 
 space, part of a house. 
 
 IB 
 
 Rice 
 
 rise 
 
 n. 
 
 a grain for food. 
 
 |H| 
 
 rise 
 
 rise 
 
 n. 
 
 increase of price. 
 
 ^H 
 
 rise 
 
 rize 
 
 V, 
 
 to get up from rest. 
 
 ^H 
 
 Roar 
 
 rore 
 
 V, 
 
 to cry as a lion. 
 
 ^H 
 
 row er 
 
 ro'.ur 
 
 n. 
 
 one who uses an oar. 
 
 ^H 
 
 Sects 
 
 s^kts 
 
 n. 
 
 parties in religion. 
 
 ^H^ 
 
 sex 
 
 s^ks 
 
 n. 
 
 male or female. 
 
 HB 
 
 Shone 
 
 sh5ne 
 
 V, 
 
 did shine. 
 
 ^H 
 
 shown 
 
 shone 
 
 part. 
 
 exhibited. 
 
 ^H 
 
 Steed 
 
 sted 
 
 n. 
 
 a hoise. 
 
 H^^^^H 
 
 stead 
 
 st^d 
 
 n. 
 
 place, lieu. 
 
 ^H 
 
 Scrawl 
 
 skrslwl 
 
 n. 
 
 bad writing. 
 
 ^H 
 
 scroll 
 
 skrdle 
 
 ft. 
 
 a writing rolled up. 
 
 ^B 
 
 Sweet 
 
 swet 
 
 a. 
 
 pleasing to the senses. 
 
 ^^^^^u 
 
 suite 
 
 swet 
 
 n. 
 
 retinue. 
 
 ^^^H 
 
 sweat 
 
 sw6t 
 
 n. 
 
 perspiration. 
 
 ^^^Ih 
 
 Than 
 
 TH^n 
 
 ad. 
 
 placed in comparison. ; 
 
 ^H 
 
 then 
 
 TH^n 
 
 ad. 
 
 at that time. 
 
 ^^^^^^^H 
 
 Tour 
 
 t6r or tour 
 
 n. 
 
 ramble, journey. 
 
 ■^^■l^ 
 
 tow er 
 
 tou'-iir 
 
 n. 
 
 a high building. 
 
 ^^^^H 
 
 Track 
 
 trfik 
 
 n. 
 
 a road, a beaten path. 
 
 ^m \ 
 
 tract 
 
 tr&kt 
 
 n. 
 
 ^ region, a small book. 
 
 MM 
 
 Wail 
 
 wale 
 
 v,a. 
 
 to lament. 
 
 ^M 
 
 wale 
 
 wale 
 
 n. 
 
 a rising part. , 
 
 W^^M ' 
 
 whale 
 
 hwale 
 
 n. 
 
 the largest of fish. 
 
Part II.-— Section II. — Wo»i>s lublb to be mistaken. 119 
 
 ard. 
 
 ouse. 
 
 St. 
 
 oar. 
 
 ip. 
 nses. 
 
 son. 
 
 path, 
 book. 
 
 Words. 
 
 Sound$. 
 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 Where 
 
 hwar^ 
 
 a,d. 
 
 in what place. 
 
 ware 
 
 ware 
 
 n. 
 
 merchandise. 
 
 wear 
 
 ware 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to use as clothes. 
 
 Weal 
 
 wele 
 
 n. 
 
 prosperity. 
 
 whce' 
 
 hwel 
 
 n. 
 
 a circular body. 
 
 Wet 
 
 wet 
 
 a. 
 
 rainy, damp. 
 
 whet 
 
 kwdt 
 
 o.a. 
 
 to sharpen a tool. 
 
 Which 
 
 hwKtsh 
 
 jpm. 
 
 this or that. 
 
 witch 
 
 witsh 
 
 n. 
 
 a cunning, bad woman. 
 
 While 
 
 hwile 
 
 ad. 
 
 as long as^ 
 
 wile 
 
 wile 
 
 n. 
 
 a trick. 
 
 Whine 
 
 hwine 
 
 v.n. 
 
 to moan. 
 
 wine 
 
 wine 
 
 71. 
 
 juice of the grape. 
 
 Whist 
 
 hwlst 
 
 n. 
 
 a game at cards • 
 
 wist 
 
 wist 
 
 v,a. 
 
 knew. 
 
 Whit 
 
 hwlt 
 
 n. 
 
 a bit. 
 
 wit 
 
 wXt 
 
 n. 
 
 quickness of fancy. 
 
 While 
 
 hwite 
 
 a. 
 
 pale, snowy, pure. 
 
 wight 
 
 wite 
 
 n. 
 
 a person, a being. 
 
 Who 
 
 h6 
 
 
 a relative pronoun. 
 
 how 
 
 hott 
 
 ad» 
 
 in what manner. 
 
 Whose 
 
 hdz 
 
 pm» 
 
 possessive of who. 
 
 house 
 
 huoze 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to harbor. 
 
 Weigh 
 
 wa 
 
 V, 
 
 to find the weight. 
 
 whey 
 
 hwa 
 
 71. 
 
 the thin part of milk. 
 
 Abel 
 
 a'.bel 
 
 n. 
 
 a man's name. 
 
 a ble 
 
 a'.bl 
 
 a. 
 
 having power. 
 
 Ac cept 
 
 ak-s6pt' 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to take, to receive. 
 
 ex cept 
 
 «k.a^pt' 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to leave out. 
 
 Ac cess 
 
 ak-sSss' 
 
 71. 
 
 an approach. 
 
 ex cess 
 
 ^k-ses' 
 
 7t. 
 
 more than enough. 
 
 Ad vice 
 
 ad-vise' 
 
 n. 
 
 counsel. 
 
 au Vise 
 
 iiu-vize 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to give advice. 
 
 Affect 
 
 af-f^kt' 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to act upon. 
 
 ef feet 
 
 ef-fekt' • 
 
 n. 
 
 consequence, event. 
 
120 
 
 Pbonouncing and Explanatory Vocabulary. 
 
 Ill 
 
 Words. 
 
 Boar der 
 bor der 
 
 Bod ice 
 bod ies 
 
 Bri dal 
 bri die 
 
 Cabal 
 ca ble 
 
 Can non 
 can on 
 
 Car rot 
 car at 
 
 Ale hoof 
 a loof 
 
 Alley 
 ally 
 
 A loud 
 al lowed 
 
 Ar rant 
 er rant 
 er rand 
 
 Ar row 
 bar row 
 
 Bal lad 
 bal lette 
 bal lot 
 
 Bar on 
 bar rcn 
 
 Bea die 
 bea gle 
 bee tie 
 
 Be hoof 
 be hoove 
 
 D — 
 
 beck on 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 bor'-diir 
 b5r'-dur 
 
 b6d'-di(s 
 bdd'-dez 
 
 bri'-d&l 
 bri-dl 
 
 ka-biil' 
 ka'-bl 
 
 k&n'-nun 
 k&n'.iin 
 
 kdr'-riit 
 k&r'-at 
 
 ale'-h6f 
 
 a.i6r 
 
 ai'-le 
 
 ai-ir 
 
 a-ioMd' 
 ai-ioMd' 
 
 S,r'-rS.nt 
 6r'-r&nt 
 Sr'-rand 
 
 Str'-ro 
 har'-ro 
 
 ba-l'.lad 
 bai'-let 
 bai'.lut 
 
 bSLr'-riin 
 
 bd-r'-ren 
 
 be'.dl 
 
 be'-gl 
 
 be'-tl 
 
 be.hdf 
 be.h6v' 
 
 UJi' 1 — 
 UC -Ml 
 
 bek'-kn 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 n. one who boards, 
 
 n. a boundary. 
 
 n. stays. 
 
 n. material substances. 
 
 a. belonging to a wedding. 
 
 n. for a horse. 
 
 n. an intrigue. 
 
 n. a rope for an anchor. 
 
 n. a great gun. 
 
 n. a rule, a law. 
 
 n. a garden root. 
 
 n. a weight of four grains. 
 
 n. ground ivy. 
 
 ad. at a distance. 
 
 n. a narrow passage. 
 
 n. a confederate. 
 
 ad, with a loud voice. 
 
 v.a. granted, permitted. 
 
 a. bad in a high degree. 
 
 a, wandering. 
 
 n. a message. 
 
 n. a pointed weapon. 
 
 v.a. to break clods. 
 
 n. a song. 
 
 n. a dance. 
 
 n. a little ball. 
 
 n. a title of honor. 
 
 a. unfruitful. 
 
 n. a parish officer. 
 
 n. a small hound. 
 
 n. an insect. 
 
 n. profit. 
 
 v.n. to be fit. 
 
 «. a directing light or mark. 
 
 v.n. to make a sign. 
 
 rlia 
 
Part If. — Section II. — Wobds liable to be mistaken. 121 
 
 I. 
 Iding. 
 
 lor. 
 
 rains. 
 
 ree. 
 
 r niark. 
 
 Words, 
 
 Cen ser 
 cen sor 
 cen sure 
 
 Clea ver 
 clev er 
 
 Com mand 
 com mend 
 
 Con cur 
 con quer 
 
 Con cert 
 con sort 
 
 Cop pice 
 cop ies 
 
 Coun cil 
 coun sel 
 
 Cow herd 
 cow ard 
 
 Crit ic 
 cri tique 
 
 Cur rant 
 cur rent 
 
 Cym bal 
 sym bol 
 
 Cap tor 
 cap ture 
 
 Cit ron 
 cit rine 
 
 Coffin 
 cough ing 
 
 Cor al 
 cho ral 
 
 De cent 
 de sent 
 dis sent 
 
 De fer 
 dif fer 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 sSn'-siir n. 
 
 s6n'-s6r n. 
 
 sSn'-shure v, 
 
 kle'-vur n. 
 
 kl^v'-iir a, 
 
 kdm-m^nd' v.a. 
 
 k5m-m^nd' v,a, 
 
 kSn-kur' v,n. 
 
 kdnk'-iir v,a, 
 
 k6n'-s^rt n. 
 
 k6n'-s6rt n. 
 
 k6p -pis n. 
 
 kdp'-pes n. 
 
 k<mn'-siQ n, 
 
 koun'-s^l n, 
 
 kou'herd - n. 
 
 kott'-urd n. 
 
 krKt'-Xk n. 
 
 kre-tek' n, 
 
 kiir'-rS-n n. 
 
 kur'-rent n. 
 
 sim'-b^l n. 
 
 sim'-bul n. 
 
 kap'-tiir n. 
 
 kap'-tshure n. 
 
 sit'-trun n. 
 
 sit'-rKn a, 
 
 kof.fln n. 
 
 kttf-fXng V, 
 
 k6r'-ai n. 
 
 ko'-r&l a, 
 
 de'-s^nt a, 
 
 de-s^nt' n. 
 
 dis-sent' n* 
 
 de-fer' v»n, 
 
 dif'.fur v,n. 
 
 Meanings, 
 
 an incense pan. 
 a magistrate, 
 to blame. 
 
 a butcher's tool, 
 dextrous, skilful. 
 
 to govern, 
 to praise. 
 
 to agree, 
 to overcome. 
 
 a musical performance, 
 a companion. 
 
 a wood cut for fuel, 
 imitations. 
 
 an assembly. 
 
 advice, v,a, to advise. 
 
 one who tends cows, 
 a fearful person. 
 
 a judge of literature, 
 a criticism 
 
 a small fruit, 
 a stream. 
 
 a musical instrument, 
 a sign, a type. 
 
 he who takes a prisoner or a 
 the act of taking. [prize. 
 
 a large kind of lemon, 
 lemon colored. 
 
 a chest for the dead, 
 having a cough. 
 
 a hard water plant, 
 sung by a choir. 
 
 becoming, fit. 
 a going down. 
 
 to put off. 
 
 to be at variance. 
 
122 
 
 Pronouncing and Explanatory Vocabulary. 
 
 ! Words, 
 
 I De vice 
 ' de vise 
 
 I De sert 
 des sert 
 
 Dis ease 
 de cease 
 
 Di vers 
 di verse 
 
 Dol lar 
 do lor 
 
 Ei ther 
 e ther 
 
 E merge 
 im merge 
 
 Ex panse 
 ex pense 
 
 Ex tant 
 ex tent 
 
 Elude 
 11 lude 
 
 Eas ter 
 es ther' 
 
 Ew er 
 
 hew er 
 
 Fish er 
 fis sure 
 
 Fa vor 
 fe ver 
 
 Fi bres 
 fi brous 
 
 Gabel 
 ga ble 
 
 Gam ble 
 gam bol 
 
 Ge ni us 
 ge nus 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 de-vice' 
 de-vize' 
 
 de-z«rt' 
 d^z-zert' 
 diz-eze' 
 de-sese' 
 
 di'-v^rz 
 di'-v^rse 
 
 ddl'-liir 
 do'-liir 
 
 e-THiir 
 
 e-m^rge' 
 em-merdge' 
 
 ^k-spanse' 
 eks-pense' 
 
 ek'-stdnt 
 ^ks-tent' 
 
 e-lude' 
 H-liide' 
 
 es'-tur 
 ^s'-tiir 
 
 yu'-iir 
 hu'-iir 
 
 fish'-iir 
 fish'-shure 
 fa'-vur 
 fe'.vur 
 
 fi'-biirs 
 fi'-briis 
 
 ga'-b^'l 
 ga'-bl 
 
 gam'-bl 
 gSm'-bul 
 
 je'-ne-iis 
 je'-nus 
 
 n. 
 v.a. 
 
 v,a, 
 n, 
 
 n, 
 n» 
 a, 
 a, 
 
 n, 
 n, 
 
 pm, 
 n, 
 
 v.n, 
 v.a. 
 
 n, 
 n, 
 
 a, 
 n, 
 
 V, 
 V, 
 
 n, 
 n, 
 
 n, 
 n, 
 
 n, 
 n, 
 
 n, 
 n. 
 
 n, 
 a, 
 
 n. 
 
 n, 
 
 v.n. 
 
 V. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 Meanings. 
 
 a contrivance, 
 to grant by will. 
 
 to forsake, 
 the last course. 
 
 distemper, 
 death. 
 
 several, 
 different, 
 a coin, 
 grief, sorrow, 
 
 one or the other, 
 refined air. 
 
 to rise out of. 
 to put under water, 
 an extension, 
 cost, charges. 
 
 now in being, 
 space, length. 
 
 to avoid by artifice, 
 to deceive, to mock, 
 a church festival, 
 a woman's name. 
 
 a jug- 
 
 a cutter of wood or stone, 
 one who catches fish, 
 a cleft, a chasm. 
 
 kindness, support, 
 a disease. 
 
 small threads, 
 composed of fibres, 
 a tax on salt, 
 the end of a house, 
 to play for money, 
 to dance, to skip, 
 mental powers, 
 a kind, or class. 
 
 
Paet II. — Section II. — Words liable to be mistaken. 128 
 
 Words. 
 
 Sounds. 
 
 
 Meanings. ^| 
 
 Ges ture 
 
 jes'-tshiire 
 
 n. 
 
 action or posture. ^M 
 
 jes ter 
 
 j^s'-tiir 
 
 n. 
 
 one who jests. ^| 
 
 Gran der 
 
 grdn'-dur 
 
 a. 
 
 more grand. ^| 
 
 gran deur 
 
 gr^n'.jur 
 
 n. 
 
 state, magnificence. * ^| 
 
 Gris ly 
 
 griz'-le 
 
 a. 
 
 frightful, hideous. H 
 
 griz zly 
 
 griz'-zle 
 
 a. 
 
 somewhat gray. ^| 
 
 Gro cer 
 
 gro'-siir 
 
 n. 
 
 a dealer in tea, sugar, &c. H 
 
 gross er 
 
 grose'-ur 
 
 a. 
 
 coarser. ^| 
 
 Ha ven 
 
 ha'-vn 
 
 n. 
 
 a port, a harbor. H 
 
 hea ven 
 
 hev'-vn 
 
 n. 
 
 the regions above. ^| 
 
 Holly 
 
 h6Me 
 
 n. 
 
 an evergreen tree. ^| 
 
 ho ly 
 
 ho'.le 
 
 a. 
 
 good, pious. ^m 
 
 whol ly 
 
 hole'-e 
 
 ad. 
 
 completely. H 
 
 Idle 
 
 r-di 
 
 a. 
 
 unemployed. H 
 
 idol 
 
 i'-diil 
 
 n. 
 
 an image. ^| 
 
 Jn cite 
 
 in-site' 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to stir up. H 
 
 in sight 
 
 in'-site 
 
 n. 
 
 knowledge. H 
 
 In diet 
 
 in-dite' 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to impeach. H 
 
 en dite 
 
 en-dlte' 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to compose a letter, &c* H 
 
 In tense 
 
 in-t^nse' 
 
 a. 
 
 vehement. ^| 
 
 in tents 
 
 in-tents' 
 
 n. 
 
 designs, purposes. H 
 
 Join ter 
 
 join'-tur 
 
 n. 
 
 a long plane. H 
 
 join ture 
 
 " join'-tshure 
 
 n. 
 
 a wife's estate. H 
 
 Jug gler 
 
 jiig'-gliir 
 
 n. 
 
 a cheat. ^| 
 
 ju gu lar 
 
 ju'-gu-t&r 
 
 a. 
 
 belonging to the throat. H 
 
 Ker nel 
 
 k^r'-nil 
 
 n. 
 
 the inside of a nut. H 
 
 col nel 
 
 kur'.n^l 
 
 n. 
 
 a military officer. ^| 
 
 Lat in 
 
 l§.t'-tin 
 
 n. 
 
 a language. H 
 
 lat ten 
 
 lat'-ten 
 
 n. 
 
 brass. |H 
 
 Lan guage 
 
 Idng'-gwidge 
 
 n. 
 
 human speech. ^| 
 
 Ian guish 
 
 lang'.gwish 
 
 v.n. 
 
 to pine away. ^| 
 
 Lin en 
 
 lin'-n6n 
 
 n. 
 
 Cloth made of flax. B 
 
 li ning 
 
 li'-ning 
 
 n. 
 
 the inner covering. ^| 
 
 Man ner 
 
 man'-niir 
 
 7). 
 
 form, method. gHj 
 
 man or 
 
 msln'-niir 
 
 n. 
 
 a jurisdiction. ^| 
 
 ma nure 
 
 m^-niire' 
 
 n. 
 
 soil for land. H 
 
^f 
 
 124 Pbonouncing and Explanatory Vocabulary. 
 
 Words. 
 
 Medal 
 med die 
 
 Med dler 
 med lai^ 
 
 Mes sage 
 mes suage 
 Mi ner 
 mi nor 
 
 Moun tain 
 moun ting 
 
 Mus cle 
 muz zle 
 
 Naugh ty 
 knot ty 
 
 Nei ther 
 neth er 
 
 Pal ate 
 pal ette 
 pal let 
 
 Far ish 
 per ish 
 
 Pas tor 
 pas ture 
 
 Pa tience 
 pa tients 
 
 Pe lisse 
 po lice 
 
 Pen dant 
 pen dent 
 
 Pilot 
 pi late 
 
 Plain tiff 
 plain tive 
 
 Pres ence 
 pres ents 
 
 Prin cess 
 prin ces 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 mM'-m 
 m«d'-dl 
 
 m^d'-dliir 
 m6d'-liir 
 
 mSs'-sSdge 
 mfis'-swage 
 
 mine'-iir 
 mi'-nur 
 
 moun'-tm 
 mottnt'-ting 
 
 mus'-sl 
 miiz'-zl 
 
 naw'-te 
 n6t'-te 
 
 ne'-THiir 
 n^TH''-ur 
 
 pal'-iat 
 par-lit 
 
 pai'-iit 
 
 par'-rfeh 
 p6r'-rish 
 
 pSs'-tiir 
 pSs'-tshure 
 
 pa'.sh^nse 
 pa'.sh6nts 
 
 pe-les' 
 po-les' • 
 
 p^n'-dSnt 
 p^n'-d^nt 
 
 pi'-lut 
 pi'-late 
 
 plane'.ttf 
 plane'-tiv 
 
 pr^z'-zense 
 pr^z'-z^nts 
 prin'-s^s 
 prin'-ses 
 
 Meanings, 
 a sort of ^oin. 
 to interpose, 
 a busy body, 
 a kind of fruit, 
 an errand, 
 a house, &c. 
 
 a worker in mines, 
 one under age. 
 
 a large hill, 
 rising. 
 
 a shell fish, fleshy part, 
 to bind the mouth, 
 bad, wicked, 
 full ot knots. 
 
 not either, 
 lower. 
 
 organ of taate. 
 a painter's board, 
 a small bed. 
 
 a small district, 
 to die. 
 
 n. a shepherd, a clergyman. 
 n, grazing land. 
 
 endurance, 
 sick persons. 
 
 a coat or habit, 
 internal government, 
 an ear ring, a flag. 
 a. hanging. 
 
 n, he who guides a ship, 
 a man's name. 
 
 the complainant, 
 complaining. 
 
 bfiinor nroQont 
 
 gifts. 
 
 »• a prince's wife. 
 n, soverign rulers. 
 
 n. 
 v.n. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 71. 
 71. 
 
 n, 
 v,n, 
 
 7t. 
 
 v.a. 
 
 a. 
 a. 
 
 con, 
 a, 
 
 n, 
 
 71. 
 71. 
 
 71. 
 
 v,n. 
 
 n. 
 
 71. 
 
 71. 
 71. 
 
 71. 
 
 71. 
 71. 
 
 a, 
 
 71. 
 71. 
 
 
LBT. 
 
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 Words. 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 
 Mtamngs, 
 
 
 Quiet 
 
 kiKi-'^t 
 
 a. 
 
 peaceable, still. 
 
 
 quite 
 
 kwite 
 
 ad. 
 
 completely. 
 
 
 Rad ish 
 
 rad'-d!sh 
 
 n. 
 
 a kind of root. 
 
 
 red ish 
 
 red'-dish 
 
 a. 
 
 somewhat red. 
 
 
 Re cent 
 
 re'-sent 
 
 a. 
 
 new, late. 
 
 
 re sent 
 
 re-zent' 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to take ill. 
 
 Qes. 
 
 Re peal 
 
 rS-pele' 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to recall. 
 
 
 re pel 
 
 re-pel' 
 
 v.a> 
 
 to drive back. 
 
 
 Rig ger 
 
 rig'-giir 
 
 n. 
 
 one who rigs ships, <kc. 
 
 
 rig or 
 
 rig'.giir 
 
 n. 
 
 severity. 
 
 hy part. 
 
 Ra cer 
 
 rase'-iir 
 
 n. 
 
 a swift runner. 
 
 th. 
 
 ra zor 
 
 ra'-ziir 
 
 n. 
 
 a knife for shaving. 
 
 
 Ra van 
 
 ra'-vn 
 
 n. 
 
 a large black fowl. 
 
 
 rav in 
 
 r^v'-ia 
 
 n. 
 
 prey, plunder. 
 
 
 Relic 
 
 rel'-ik 
 
 n. 
 
 that which remains. 
 
 
 rel ict 
 
 rel'-!kt 
 
 n. 
 
 a widow. 
 
 
 Sal ter 
 
 sait'-iir 
 
 IL, 
 
 more salt. 
 
 I 
 
 psal ter 
 
 sawl'-tiir 
 
 n. 
 
 a psalm book. 
 
 
 Sa ver 
 
 sa'-vur 
 
 n. 
 
 a preserver. 
 
 
 sa vi or 
 
 save'-yiir 
 
 n. 
 
 the Redeemer. 
 
 
 sa vor 
 
 sa'-vur 
 
 n. 
 
 taste or smell. 
 
 ergyman. 
 
 Sculp tor 
 
 skiilp'-tiir 
 
 n. 
 
 a carver. 
 
 
 sculp ture 
 
 skiilp'-tshure 
 
 n. 
 
 carved work. 
 
 
 Shel ling 
 
 shel'-ling 
 
 v.a. 
 
 taking oflT shells. 
 
 
 shil ling 
 
 shi'.ling 
 
 n. 
 
 twelve-pence. 
 
 
 Spa cious 
 
 spa'-shiis 
 
 a. 
 
 wide, extensive. 
 
 lent. 
 
 spe cious 
 
 spe'-shiis 
 
 a. 
 
 showy, plausible. 
 
 *g- 
 
 Star ling 
 
 sta,r'-ling 
 
 n. 
 
 a bird. 
 
 
 ster ling 
 
 ster'-ling 
 
 a. 
 
 genuine. 
 
 ship. 
 
 Stat ue 
 
 stat'-tshu 
 
 n. 
 
 an image. 
 
 
 Stat ure 
 
 stat'-tshure 
 
 n. 
 
 height of a person. 
 
 
 Stat ute 
 
 stat'-tshute 
 
 n. 
 
 a law. 
 
 
 Sub tile 
 
 siib'-til 
 
 a. 
 
 thin, not dense. 
 
 
 sub tie 
 
 siit'.tl 
 
 a. 
 
 sly, artfulj cunning. 
 
 
 sut tie 
 
 siit'-tl 
 
 n. 
 
 a commercial term. 
 
^M 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 ,u.uuu, ^ 
 
 ■ 
 
 126 PBONOimCIllO AND 
 
 i 
 
 EXPLANATOHY VoCABUI.ARY. 1 
 
 ^m 
 
 Words, 
 
 Sounds, 
 
 
 Meanings, 1 
 
 ^^1 
 
 \ Sui tor 
 
 sfi'-tiir 
 
 n. 
 
 a lover. 1 
 
 ^^B 
 
 [ ! su ture 
 
 su'-tshure 
 
 n. 
 
 a juncture of wounds. 1 
 
 ^H 
 
 Sur plice 
 
 siir'-plta 
 
 n. 
 
 a white robe. 
 
 ^H 
 
 sur plus 
 
 sur'-pliis 
 
 n. 
 
 remainder. 
 
 ^Hl 
 
 1 1 Tal ents 
 
 t&r-^nts 
 
 n. 
 
 natural powers. . 
 
 ^^■1 
 
 tal ons 
 
 t&r-iins 
 
 n. 
 
 claws. 
 
 ^H| 
 
 Ten or 
 
 tSn'-niir 
 
 n. 
 
 purport. 
 
 ^^■i 
 
 i 1 te nure 
 
 te'-nure 
 
 n. 
 
 condition of holding. 
 
 ^Hl 
 
 Tre ble 
 
 trSb'-bl 
 
 n. 
 
 the upper part in music. 
 
 ^H 
 
 tri pie 
 
 trip' pi 
 
 a. 
 
 threefold. 
 
 ^H 
 
 Ver dure 
 
 v^r'-jure 
 
 n. 
 
 green color. 
 
 ^Hi 
 
 ver ger 
 
 v^r'-jiir 
 
 n. 
 
 a mace bearer. 
 
 ^H 
 
 Wary 
 
 wa'-re 
 
 a. 
 
 cautious. 
 
 ^H 
 
 wea ry 
 
 we'-re 
 
 a. 
 
 tired with labor. 
 
 ^H 
 
 Whelh er 
 
 hw^TH'-iir 
 
 prn. 
 
 which of two. 
 
 ^H 
 
 1 whith er 
 
 hwiTH'-iir 
 
 ad. 
 
 to what place. 
 
 H 
 
 with er 
 
 ! 
 
 Ac ci dence 
 
 wlTH'-iir 
 
 v.n. 
 
 to fade. 
 
 H 
 
 ak'-se-dense 
 
 n. 
 
 a book. 
 
 ^B 
 
 i ac ci dents 
 
 iik'-se-d^nts 
 
 71. 
 
 chances. 
 
 ^H 
 
 Ad he rence 
 
 ad-he'-rense 
 
 a. 
 
 attachment. 
 
 ^H 
 
 ad he rents 
 
 ad-he'-r^nts 
 
 n. 
 
 partisans. 
 
 H 
 
 Affable 
 
 af-fa-bl 
 
 a. 
 
 easy oi manners. 
 
 ^H 
 
 ef fa ble 
 
 ^r-fa-bl 
 
 a.. 
 
 utterable. 
 
 ^H 
 
 As sis tance 
 
 as-sis'-lSnse 
 
 n. 
 
 help. 
 
 ^B 
 
 1 as sis tants 
 
 as-sis'-tjints 
 
 n. 
 
 helpers. 
 
 ^H 
 
 An a lyst 
 
 an'-a.l6st 
 
 n. 
 
 one who analyzes. 
 
 ^H 
 
 an na list 
 
 an'-na-list 
 
 n. 
 
 a writer of annals. 
 
 ^H 
 
 At ten dance 
 
 at-t^n'-danse 
 
 n. 
 
 a waiting on. 
 
 ^H 
 
 at ten dants 
 
 at-ten'-dants 
 
 n. 
 
 waiters. 
 
 ^B 
 
 Ben e fice 
 
 b^n'-e-f!s 
 
 n. 
 
 a church living. 
 
 ^H 
 
 1 ben e fits 
 
 ben'.e.fits 
 
 n. 
 
 advantages. 
 
 
 Cap i tal 
 
 kap'-e-tal 
 
 a. 
 
 principal, chief. 
 
 ■ 
 
 cap i tol 
 
 kap'-e.t5l 
 
 n. 
 
 a citadel at Rome. 
 
 ■ 
 
 Cel e ry 
 
 sel'.e-re 
 
 n. 
 
 a species of parsley. 
 
 1 
 
 sal a ry 
 
 1 
 
 sal'.la-re 
 
 n. 
 
 stated hire, v ages. 
 
 li. 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
ART. 
 
 Part II.— Section I.— Words luble to be mistaken. 127 
 
 
 Words. 
 
 Soundt* 
 
 
 Meamngt, 
 
 » 
 
 Cav a Her 
 
 kiv.ft-ler' 
 
 n. 
 
 a knight. 
 
 )UDds. 
 
 cav il ler 
 
 kiv'-vKI-iir 
 
 n. 
 
 C7 
 
 a captious disputant. 
 
 
 Con tau ry 
 
 s6n'-t4w-re 
 
 n. 
 
 a plant. 
 
 
 can tu ry 
 
 s^n'-tshu-re 
 
 n. 
 
 a hundred years. 
 
 
 sen try 
 
 s^n'-tre 
 
 n. 
 
 a guard. 
 
 • 
 
 Chron i cil 
 
 krdn'-e-kil 
 
 a. 
 
 inveterate. 
 
 
 chron i cle 
 
 kr6n'-e-kl 
 
 n. 
 
 a register. 
 
 ding. 
 
 Cu la tion 
 
 ko-la'-shiin 
 
 n. 
 
 art of filtering, 
 a repast. 
 
 col la tion 
 
 kdUla'-shiin 
 
 n. 
 
 tn music. 
 
 col li sion 
 
 k51.1izh'.iin 
 
 n. 
 
 1 
 
 a striking together. 
 
 
 Con fi dant 
 
 kdn-fe-ddiit' 
 
 n. 
 
 one trusted with secrets. 
 
 
 con fi dent 
 
 kdn'.fe-clent 
 
 a. 
 
 positive. 
 
 
 Con CCS sion 
 
 ktta-ses'-shiin 
 
 n. 
 
 a yielding, a grant. 
 
 
 con scs sion 
 
 kdn-s^sh'-shiin n. 
 
 a sitting together. 
 
 • 
 
 Cor po ral 
 
 k6r'.p6-rS,l 
 
 a. 
 
 bodily, material. 
 
 
 cor po re al 
 
 kor'-po'.re.(ll 
 
 a. 
 
 not immaterial. 
 
 
 Cou ri er 
 
 k6'-rer 
 
 n. 
 
 a messenger. 
 
 
 Cur ri er 
 
 kiir'-re-ur 
 
 n. 
 
 a dresser of leather. 
 
 
 Defer ence 
 
 d^C'.^r-^nse 
 
 n. 
 
 regard, respect. 
 
 
 dif fer ence 
 
 dif-fiir-ense 
 
 n. 
 
 disiagrecment. 
 
 
 Die ta tor 
 
 dik.ta'-tiir 
 
 n. 
 
 one who dictates. 
 
 
 die ta ture 
 
 dilc-ta'-tshiire 
 
 n. 
 
 the office of a dictator. 
 
 
 De lu sion 
 
 de-lu'-zhiin 
 
 ■ n. 
 
 a deception. 
 
 s. 
 
 di lu tion 
 
 de-lu'-shiin 
 
 n. 
 
 a making weak. 
 
 
 De pen dence 
 
 de-p^n'-dense 
 
 n. 
 
 reliance, connexion. 
 
 
 de pen dents 
 
 de.p^n'-dents 
 
 n. 
 
 those who depend. 
 
 
 Dis a ble 
 
 diz-a'.bl 
 
 r.a. 
 
 to weaken. 
 
 es. 
 
 Dis ha billo 
 
 dis-a-bil' 
 
 n. 
 
 undress. 
 
 als. 
 
 E li cit 
 
 e-lw'-sit 
 
 v,a. 
 
 to draw out. 
 
 , 
 
 il li cit 
 
 !l.lia'.sit 
 
 a. 
 
 unlawful. 
 
 
 En vel op 
 
 en-vel'-iip 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to cover, to enwrap. 
 
 * 
 
 en vel ope 
 
 dn-ve-lope' 
 
 n. 
 
 a wrapper. 
 
 
 E rup tion 
 
 e-riip'-shun 
 
 n. 
 
 a breaking out. 
 
 
 ir rup tion 
 
 ir-riip'-shiin 
 
 n. 
 
 a breaking into. 
 
 me. 
 
 Ex er cise 
 
 eks'-dr-sise 
 
 n. 
 
 labor. 
 
 rsley. 
 
 ex or cise 
 
 eks'-dr-size 
 
 v.a. 
 
 to cast out evil spirits, 
 
 es. 
 
n^ 
 
 FMf(6ifnanQ ani> EtttkriATotY VocABiiLAftr. 
 
 II 
 
 Words, 
 
 For mal ly 
 for mer ly 
 
 Glu ti nous 
 glut ton ous 
 
 Im mi nent 
 em i nent 
 
 Im pos ture 
 im pos tor 
 
 Im po tent 
 im pu dent 
 
 In ci sion 
 in si tion 
 
 Light en ing 
 light ning 
 
 Mon e ta ry 
 mon i tor y 
 
 Or a cle 
 au ri clo 
 
 Op po site 
 ap po site 
 
 Or di nance 
 ord nance 
 
 Par son age 
 per son age 
 
 Pen i tence 
 pen i tents 
 
 Pe ti tion 
 par ti tion 
 
 Pop u lace 
 pop u lous 
 
 Pos ses sion 
 po si tion 
 
 Pre ce dent 
 pres i dent 
 
 Pre cen ter 
 pre sen tor 
 
 Setmds, 
 
 for'.in&Md ad. 
 
 f6r'>miir-l6 ad, 
 
 glu'.te-niis a, 
 
 glut'*tun«iis a. 
 
 im'-m6-n6nt a, 
 
 6m'-6-n6nt a, 
 
 Km-p5s''tshure n. 
 
 Km-pds'-tiir n. 
 
 W'po.t^nt a. 
 
 !m'.pu-d6nt a. 
 
 \n.&izh'-ixn n. 
 
 Kn-sKsh'-un n. 
 
 li'-tn-Xng pari. 
 
 lite'-nKng n, 
 
 miin'.e-tSlr-e a. 
 
 m5n'-ne-tiir-e n. 
 
 5r'*r^-kl n. 
 
 3iw'.r6^kl n. 
 
 6p'.p6-z!t a. 
 
 &p'.pd.zKt a. 
 
 or'-de-n&nse n. 
 
 drd'>n&nse n. 
 
 pSLr'-sn-age n- 
 
 p6r'.stin.?dge n. 
 
 p^n'-ne-lense n. 
 
 p^n'-ne-t^nts m. 
 
 pe-iKsh'-iin n. 
 
 p&r-t!sh'.un n. 
 
 p6p'-pu-lSs n. 
 
 p5p-pu.liis a. 
 
 p6z-2^sh'-iin n. 
 
 po-ztsh'-un n. 
 
 pr6s'-se-d^nt n. 
 
 pr^z'-ze-dent w. 
 
 pre-sen'-tiir n. 
 
 prfi-zen'-tiir n« 
 
 Meanings. 
 ceremoniously, 
 in times post. 
 
 gluy, tenacious, 
 greedy. 
 
 impending, at hand, 
 high, lofty. 
 
 a cheat. 
 
 one who imposes. 
 
 weak, feeble, 
 shameless. 
 
 a cut, a wound, 
 a graft. 
 
 unloading. 
 
 flash before thunder. 
 
 relating fo money, 
 advice, warning. 
 
 one famed for wisdom, 
 the external ear. 
 
 contrary, 
 suitable, proper. 
 
 law, rule. 
 
 cannon, great guns. 
 
 a parson's house, 
 a great person. 
 
 repentance, 
 those who repent. 
 
 request, prayer, 
 separation. 
 
 the common people, 
 full of people, 
 property, 
 situation. 
 
 an example, 
 one who presides. 
 
 the leader in a choir, 
 one that presents* 
 
Part IL-rnSneTi^N H,-.-Wwo3 UARI* X9 PB iHAnAKEN. i^p 
 
 piln'-se-pl 
 
 prttf'.fe-se 
 fr6r-fe.8i 
 
 piet'-tre-fl 
 pu'-tre-fi 
 
 rad'-de.k&l 
 r&d'-de.kl 
 
 red'-je-m6n 
 rc)d'-je.m6nt 
 
 rid'-e-kule 
 rdt'.e-kule 
 
 s^.ha,'-6th 
 sJib'-ba//t 
 
 sene'-yiir 
 se'-ne-iir 
 
 re'-re.iia 
 slr'-re-iis 
 se'-re-ez 
 
 Words, 
 
 Prin ci pal 
 pria ci pie 
 
 Pro phe cy 
 pro phe ay 
 
 Pet ri fy 
 pu tre fy 
 
 Rad i cal 
 rad i cle 
 
 Re gi men 
 re gi ment 
 
 Rid i cule 
 ret i cule 
 
 S'a ba oth 
 sab bath 
 
 Seign i or 
 se ni or 
 
 Se ri ous 
 sir i us 
 se ri es 
 
 Mmmngs. 
 
 n. A chi<ef, a head ; 0. chief. 
 
 n» element) cause, naqtivp. 
 
 «. 9. prediction. 
 
 v,a, to predict, to foretel. 
 
 v,a. t9 change to stone. 
 
 v.n, to rot. 
 
 9. ariginal. 
 
 n. a young root. 
 
 ft. diet. 
 
 n. a l^ody of soldiers. 
 
 n. derision, 
 
 n. e^ net bag. 
 
 n. hosts or armies, 
 
 n. the Lord's day, 
 
 n. a lord, an emperor, 
 
 n. the older. 
 
 a. solemn, grave. 
 
 n. the dog.star. 
 
 n. order, succession. 
 
 Ab o li tion 
 eb ul li tion 
 
 Con for ma tion 
 con Ar ma tion 
 
 Cor re spon dence 
 cor re spon dents 
 
 Con trib u ta ry 
 con trib u to ry 
 
 De pos i ta ry 
 de pos i to ry 
 
 El i gi ble 
 il le gi ble 
 
 Ex e cu tor 
 ex ec u tor 
 
 In ge ni ous 
 in gen u ous 
 
 ab-o-lish'-iin n. 
 
 ^b-iil-liib'-un n. 
 
 k5n-f6r-ma'-shiin n. 
 
 k6n-fer-ma'-shiin n. 
 
 k5r-re-sp6n'.d^nse n. 
 k6r-re-sp5n'-d6nts n. 
 
 k6n-trib'-u-tS-re a. 
 
 k5n-trib'.u-tiir-e a, 
 
 de.poz'-e-tar-e n. 
 
 de-pbz'-e-tiir-iS n. 
 
 ^I'.e-je-bl a. 
 
 Il-led'-je-bl «. 
 
 ^k'-se-ku-tur n. 
 
 egz-ek'.u-tur n» 
 
 In-je'-ne-iis a. 
 
 ln-j6n'-n^.»s a. 
 
 an abolishing, 
 a boiling. 
 
 shape, 
 settlement. 
 
 agreement 
 
 they who correspond. 
 
 paying tribute. . 
 helping. 
 
 a receiver of deposits, 
 a place for deposit?. 
 
 fit to be chosen, 
 what cannot he read, 
 one who performs, 
 a trustee. 
 
 inrentive, clever, 
 candid, 0|>en. 
 
Words. 
 
 Le gis la tor 
 le gis la ture 
 
 Lin e a ment 
 lin i ment 
 
 Mil lo na ry 
 mil lin or y 
 
 On or ar y 
 hon er a ry 
 
 Pet ri fac tion 
 pu tre fac tion 
 
 Sta tion a ry 
 8ta tion er y 
 
 Soundt, 
 
 Ittd'-jla-la.tiir 
 l^d'-jY^-la-tshure 
 
 ltn'-ne.&-ment 
 IKn'-ng-miint 
 
 mll'-le-nS-re 
 
 mtl'-ltn-iir-e 
 
 6n'.n^r-r^r.re 
 6D'.nur-&-re 
 
 pet-tre-fak'-shiin 
 pu.tre-fdk'-shiin 
 
 8ta'-3hun.^.r6 
 sta''Shun-6r-e 
 
 Meamngt, 
 
 n. a lawgiver, 
 n. parliament. 
 
 n. a feature, 
 n. ointment. 
 
 a. consisting of a thousand, 
 n. goods of a milliner. 
 
 a. fitted for burdens, 
 a. conferring honor. 
 
 n. a sort of stone, 
 n. rottenness. 
 
 a. fixed. 
 
 n. paper, pens. &C. 
 
 SECTION III. Equivocal or ambiguous words : — or words having 
 
 very different signijications. 
 
 Air »• what we breathe, — music, — mien. 
 
 Arm n. an upper limb, — r. to put on armor. 
 
 Band n. a tie, — musicians, — v, to fasten. 
 
 B3tU n. a round thing, — an entertainment of dancing. 
 
 Bait n. a temptation, — refreshment, — w. lo worry with dogs. 
 
 Bank n. a heap of earth, — the place where money is kept. 
 
 Bark n. the rind of a tree, — a stout vessel, — the noise of a dog 
 
 Base a, vile, — worthless, — n. the foundation. 
 
 Bat n. a stick to strike a ball, — a flying mouse. 
 
 Bay n. a road for ships, — a tree, — a color, — v, to bark. 
 
 Bent n. a species of grass, — v. crooked. 
 
 Bile n. an angry swelling, — choler. 
 
 Bill n. the beak of a bird, — a kind of hatchet, — an account. 
 
 Beam n. a large piece of timber,— a ray of light. 
 
 Bear v, to carry, — n. a rough savage animal. 
 
 Bed n. what we sleep on, — the channel of a river. 
 
 Bit n. a small piece, — the iron put into a horse's mouth. 
 
 Blade n. the cutting part of a tool, — a leaf of grass. 
 
 Qoard n. a plank, — v. to live with another for a certain price. 
 
 r%i „ -. — ._^U<« j « trk wxttfT ♦/* Klrkaoorn. 
 
 mow W. J* %fl4WXWC,T -Vi »">^ pv««»j ^. svr •jt%^w»j'^^»»«. 
 
 Bolt n. a door bar,— r. to rush in. 
 
 Boot n. covering for the leg,— profit,--advantage, 
 
 BoMui n, a limit,— a leap, —p. did bipcj. 
 
 Box 
 
 Brae 
 
 Butt 
 
 Caif 
 
 Can 
 
 Cape 
 
 Card 
 
 Cast 
 
 Char 
 
 Clea! 
 
 Clove 
 
 Club 
 
 Comi 
 
 Corn 
 
 Coun 
 
 Coun 
 
 Crab 
 
 Crafl 
 
 Cran( 
 
 Crop 
 
 Cross 
 
 Crow 
 
 Cry 
 
 Case 
 
 Dam 
 
 Date 
 
 Deal 
 
 Dear 
 
 Deck 
 
 Die 
 
 Dock 
 
 Down 
 
 Draw 
 
 Drill 
 
 Drug 
 
 Dun 
 
 Ear 
 
 Eve 
 
 Past 
 
 Fair 
 
 Fare 
 
 Fawn 
 
r. 
 
 Paet II.— Sbctiom Hi.— EquivooAL oa ambiguous wotus, 131 
 
 thousand, 
 liner. 
 
 ons. 
 lor. 
 
 zc. 
 
 )rd8 having 
 
 I' 
 
 vith doga. 
 
 ) kept. 
 
 se of a dog 
 
 )ark. 
 
 , account. 
 
 mouth, 
 lain price. 
 
 Box 
 
 Brace 
 
 Butt 
 
 Cay* 
 
 Can 
 
 Cape 
 
 Card 
 
 Cast 
 
 Charge 
 
 Cleave 
 
 Clove 
 
 Club 
 
 Comb 
 
 Corn 
 
 Court 
 
 Count 
 
 Crab 
 
 Craft 
 
 Crane 
 
 Crop 
 
 Cross 
 
 Crow 
 
 Cry 
 
 Case 
 
 Dam 
 
 Date 
 
 Deal 
 
 Dear 
 
 Deck 
 
 Die 
 
 Dock 
 
 Down 
 
 Draw 
 
 Drill 
 
 Drug 
 
 Dun 
 
 Ear 
 
 Eve 
 
 Fast 
 
 Fair 
 
 Fare 
 
 Fawn 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 t>. 
 n. 
 
 V, 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 V, 
 V. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 V, 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 ft. 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 V. 
 V, 
 
 ». 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 tJ* 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 a tree,— a chest, — a slap on the ear,— a 8eat,-v. to fight 
 
 a couple,— a bolt,— 1>. to draw tight. 
 
 a cask,— the point aimed at — ». to strike with the head 
 
 the young of a cow,— the thick part of the leg. 
 
 a metal juff, — 1>. to be able. 
 
 a headland, — a collar piece. 
 
 a play card, — x short letter, — v. to comb wool. 
 
 to throw,— to form in a mould,— n. a moulded form. 
 
 care, — command, — accusation, — expense, — attack. 
 
 to split, — to adhere. 
 
 a spice,— 7 lbs of wool,— w. did cleave, [proportion. 
 
 a heavy stick,— a play card,— a society, — v. to pay a 
 
 for the hair,— the crest of a cock,— cells for honey. 
 
 grain, — a horny substance on the toes, — v. to salt. 
 
 to solicit,— space before a house, — a little street. 
 
 to reckon,—.*, an earl,— a point in an indictment. 
 
 a shell-fish, — a wild apple. 
 
 cunning. — small sailing vessels. 
 
 a bird, — an engine to raise weights, — ^a bent tube. 
 
 the harvest, — the craw of a bird, — ». to cut short. 
 
 2 lines crossing each other, — a. peevish, — v. to thwart 
 
 a bird, — an iron lever, — ». the voice of a cock. 
 
 to call out, — to weep. 
 
 a covering, — state of things, — variation of nouns. 
 
 the mother of an animal, — a bank to confine water, 
 a time, — the fruit of the date tree. 
 
 a fir.plank,— a great part, — ». to traffic, — to distribute. 
 
 beloved, — expensive. 
 
 the floor of a ship, — v, to dress. [pire. 
 
 a stamp,-a color,-a small cube, — v. to tinge, — to ex- 
 
 a harbor for ships, — a plant, — v. to cut oflT. 
 
 below, — n. soft feathers, — an open plain. 
 
 to drag, — to take from a cask, — to delineate. 
 
 to bore holes, — to exercise recruits. 
 
 a medicinal simple, — any worthless thing. 
 
 dark colored, — n. a clamorous creditor. 
 
 the organ of hearing, — a spike of corn. 
 
 the mother of all, — evening. 
 
 ,.,,„,„, ,,, «-_-CTiiMdiuc, — », iiiiii, — ua, urniiy. 
 
 beautiful,— just, — ^favorable, — n. a market, 
 price of passage by land or water, — ^provisions, 
 a young deer, — ». to court servilely. 
 
Feed 
 
 Fell 
 
 Felt 
 
 File 
 
 Fine 
 
 Firm 
 
 Fit 
 
 Flag 
 
 Fleet 
 Flock 
 Flue 
 Foil 
 Fold 
 Foot 
 FraU 
 Forge 
 Fret 
 Fry 
 Gall 
 Game 
 , Gin 
 Gloss 
 Gore 
 Grain 
 Grate 
 Grave 
 Graze 
 Green 
 Gross 
 Ground 
 Gum 
 Hack 
 Hail 
 Hide 
 Hind 
 Hop 
 
 Hull 
 Jar 
 Jet 
 Just 
 
 V. to supply with food,— par. rewarded. 
 
 r. did fall, — to cut down,-^a. cri»el,— a hill. 
 
 V, did feel, — perceived, — n. down for making hats. 
 
 n. a rasping tool, — ^a wire on which papers are put. 
 
 a. thin, — clear, — splendid, — a forfeit, — the end. 
 
 a. strong, — steady, — n.the name of a house of trade. 
 
 a. proper, — suitable, — n. a paroxysm, — w. to suit. 
 
 n. a water plant,— a paving stone, — colors or ensigns,— 
 
 V. to hang loose, — to grow spiritless. 
 n. a navy, — a. swift, — nimble, 
 n. a company of birds or beasts, — a lock of wool. 
 n. a chimney, — soft fur or down. 
 n. a defeat, — leaf metal, — a blunt sword* 
 iu an enclosure for sheep,-— a double. 
 n. a part of the body, — twelve inches, 
 a. weak,- — n. a bag of raisins. 
 
 V. to form by the hammer, — to counterfeit. 
 
 V. to be peevish, — to wear away by rubbing. 
 
 n. a swarm of young fishes, — v. to dress food. 
 
 71. bile,-a sort of nut,-r. to fret,-to wear by rubbing. 
 
 n. sport, — a match of play, — animals chased. 
 
 n. a snare, — a spirit distilled from juniper berries. 
 
 n. superficial lustre. — a comment. 
 
 n, clotted blood, — v. to pierce with a horn. 
 
 n. corn, — any minute particle, — a small weight. 
 
 n, a range of bars, — v. to make a harsh noise. 
 
 n. a place for the dead, — a. solemn, — v, to carve. 
 
 w. to feed on grass, — to touch lightly. 
 
 a. colored like grass, — fresh, — immature. 
 
 a, large, coarse, — n. the chief part, — 12 dozen. 
 
 n, earth,-r. to found.-sharpened, — reduced tp powder. 
 
 n. a vegetable substance, — part of the mouth. 
 
 n. a hireling, — v. to chop. 
 
 n. frozen rain, — t). to salute. 
 
 r. to conceal, — ». the skin of an animal, 
 
 a. backward, — n. a female stag, — a pesant. 
 
 V, to jump on one leg, — n. a climbing plant. 
 
 nnrt nwmtr antr rrroaf nrumhAr .— an innkft*»«f»r. 
 4 taxi t&l CIIJ J \ttsj ^t --.-^Ttr y» — ••?——-; — r- --r— T — ——I ■' - 
 
 n, the body of a ship, — a husk, — ^a iown. 
 n. an earthen vesael, — discord, — « rattling sowid. 
 n. a black fossil, — a #pout of water,— 1>. U) jut put. 
 a. uprighti—Tod. ewclly,— roearly. 
 
Part IL — Section III. — Equivocal or ambiguous words. 133 
 
 hats. 
 I put. 
 I. 
 
 trade, 
 iuit. 
 3nsigns,- 
 
 ool. 
 
 ibbing. 
 •ies. 
 
 U. 
 
 > 
 
 rve. 
 
 n. 
 powder. 
 
 it^id. 
 put. 
 
 for opeoiog a lock, — ^for solving difficulties. 
 
 a sort, good, — a. benevolent. 
 
 a bird of prey, — a paper toy to fly. 
 
 a shoe m )uld, — 10 quarters, — a. latest, v. to endure. 
 
 a string, — curiously woven thread. 
 
 a large space of inland water, — a beautiful color. 
 
 to lick up, — to fold or twist round. 
 
 did lie, to wager, — n. a song, — a. not clerical. 
 
 three miles, — a confederacy. 
 
 thin, — ». incline, — n. the muscular part of flesh. 
 
 permission, — v. to quit, — to desist. 
 
 opposite of right, — par. not taken. 
 
 to permit, — to hinder, — n. hindrance. 
 
 to rest, — to utter wilful falsehoods, — n. a fiction. 
 
 day, — a, not heavy, bright, — v. to kindle. 
 
 resembling, — v, to approve, — ad. as, 
 
 burnt chalk,— a sort of lemon, — a sticky substance. 
 
 a string, — a single verse, — ^to cover inside. 
 
 a torch, part of a chain, — ». to connect. 
 
 of cloth, a catalogue, — v. to enlist. [canal. 
 
 of a door, — of hair or wool,~u. to raise boats in a 
 
 protracted, — v. to desire earnestly. 
 
 fortune, — ^a parcel, 
 
 not high, — ^to bellow. 
 
 a spice, — an ensign of authority, 
 
 armor, — a post-bag of letters. 
 
 the third month, — v, to walk in procession. 
 
 of a ship, fruit of the oak and beech. 
 
 an equal, — a thing that suitS;.-— a marriage. 
 
 the fifth month, — bloom of the white tnorn. 
 
 a meadow, — honev wine. 
 
 a repast,— the flour of corn. 
 
 base, niggardly, — n. medium, — v. to intend. 
 
 to encounter, — a. proper, suitable. 
 
 a cavern dug for minerals, — pro. belonging to me. 
 
 a plant, — the place where money is coined. 
 
 a young Indy, — error, — v. not to hit. 
 
 a little animal, — a spot on the skin, — a mound. 
 
 a marsh, — a negro, — v. to fasten by anchors. 
 
 earth, — cast, — shape, — v. to form. 
 
 to be forced, — to grow musty, — n. new wine. 
 
 of fingers or toes,— a metal spike,— -2^ inches. 
 
 Key 
 Kind 
 
 It. 
 n. 
 
 Kite 
 
 n« 
 
 Last 
 
 n. 
 
 Lace 
 
 n. 
 
 Lake 
 
 n. 
 
 Lap 
 Lay 
 League 
 Lean 
 
 V. 
 V. 
 
 n. 
 a. 
 
 Leave 
 
 n. 
 
 Left 
 
 a. 
 
 Let 
 
 V. 
 
 Lie 
 
 V. 
 
 Light 
 Like 
 
 n. 
 a. 
 
 Lime 
 
 n. 
 
 Line 
 
 n. 
 
 Link 
 
 n. 
 
 List 
 
 n. 
 
 Lock 
 
 n. 
 
 Long 
 Lot 
 
 a. 
 n. 
 
 Low 
 
 a. 
 
 Mace 
 
 n. 
 
 Mail 
 
 n. 
 
 March 
 
 n. 
 
 Mast 
 
 n. 
 
 Match 
 
 n. 
 
 May 
 Mead 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 Meal 
 
 n. 
 
 Mean 
 
 a. 
 
 Meet 
 
 V, 
 
 Mine 
 
 «. 
 
 Mint 
 
 n. 
 
 Miss 
 
 n* 
 
 Mole 
 
 n. 
 
 Moor 
 
 n. 
 
 Mould 
 
 n. 
 
 Must 
 
 V, 
 
 Nail 
 
 ». 
 
! 
 
 134 PaoNouNciNo and Explanatory Vocabulary. 
 
 - Nap 
 I Neat 
 1 No 
 I Ounce 
 I Own 
 1 Page 
 ] Pale 
 ) Pall 
 1 Palm 
 Peck 
 Peer 
 Pen 
 Perch 
 Pet 
 Pike 
 Pile 
 Pine 
 
 Pink 
 
 Pitch 
 
 Plate 
 
 Plot 
 
 Poach 
 
 Pole 
 
 Port 
 
 Post 
 
 Pound 
 
 Prune 
 
 Pulse 
 
 Pump' 
 
 Punch 
 
 Quick 
 
 Race 
 
 Rack 
 
 Rail 
 
 Ram 
 
 Rank 
 
 Rate - 
 
 Rear 
 
 Rent 
 
 Rest 
 
 Right 
 
 Ring 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 V. 
 
 n. 
 
 a. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n. 
 
 n, 
 
 V. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 V. 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 
 71. 
 
 n. 
 n, 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 f!» 
 71. 
 
 a. 
 n. 
 
 short sleep, — the down 
 
 a Hiiori Sleep, — me down on 
 
 an ox or cow, — a. elegant, — pure. 
 
 not any,— ad. the word of refusal or denial. 
 
 a small weight, — an animal like a panther. 
 
 to acknowledge, — n, not another's. 
 
 one side of a leaf,— a young attendant on a prince. 
 
 wan, dim, — n, a rail fence, — a district. 
 
 a mantle of state, — v. to become insipid. 
 
 a tree,— victory,— part of the hand,— u. to impose. 
 
 i of a bushel,— 71. to feed like a bird,— to strike. 
 
 an equal, — a nobleman. 
 
 a writing instrument, — a small inclosure. 
 
 a fish, — 5^ yards, — seat of a bird. 
 
 r slight passion, — a favorite. 
 
 u fish of prey, — a long lance. 
 
 a heap, — a beam driven into the ground. 
 
 a tree, a sort of strawberry, — v. to languish. 
 
 a flower, a fish, a rose color. — u. to pierce. 
 
 from tar, height,— ». to fix, to throw, to fall. 
 
 a round dish, — wrought silver, — flatted metal. 
 
 a conspiracy, — ground. 
 
 to boil slightly, — to take game privately. 
 
 a long stick,— 5^ yards,— end of the earth's axis 
 
 a harbor, — a gate,— gun hole in a ship,— wine. 
 
 a stake, a letter carrier, an office. 
 
 20 shillings, 12 or 16 ounces,-u. to reduce to powder. 
 
 to lop trees, — n. a dried plum. 
 
 motion of the blood, — peas, beans, &c. 
 
 an engine to raise water, — a dancing shoe. 
 
 a mixed liquor, — a tool, — a buffoon. 
 
 speedy,— living. [ter course. 
 
 a horse or foot match, — a generation, — a tribe, — a wa- 
 
 a place for hay, — v, to torment. 
 
 a fence, — a bird, — v. to scold. 
 
 a male sheep, — v. to drive in violently. 
 
 dignity, a row, — a. luxuriant, — rancid. 
 
 price, — V, to value, to chide. 
 
 the hinder part, — v. to raise up, — to educate. 
 
 repose, — remainder. 
 
 true,— straight,— not left,— 7». justice,— ju^t claim. 
 
 a circle, — ». to sound a bell. 
 
ART. 
 
 al. 
 r. 
 
 1 a prince. 
 
 impose, 
 strike. 
 
 sh. 
 
 8. 
 
 ill. 
 ital. 
 
 IS axis 
 vine. 
 
 powder- 
 
 [ter course, 
 ibe, — a wa- 
 
 le. 
 
 ; claim. 
 
 Rock 
 
 Roe 
 
 Rose 
 
 Rue 
 
 Row 
 
 Rush 
 
 Sack 
 
 Sash 
 
 Saw 
 
 Scale 
 
 Set 
 
 Shaft 
 
 Share 
 
 Shed 
 
 Shoal 
 
 Shore 
 
 Shrub 
 
 Size 
 
 Smelt 
 
 Sole 
 
 Sound 
 
 Spit 
 
 Spoke 
 
 Spring 
 
 Stake 
 
 Steep 
 
 Steer 
 
 Stem 
 
 Stern 
 
 Stick 
 
 Still 
 
 Strain 
 
 Suit 
 
 Tack 
 
 Till 
 
 Toil 
 
 Toll 
 
 Tone 
 
 Top 
 
 Train 
 
 Treat 
 
 n. a vast mass of stone, — v, to shake, 
 n. a female deer, — the eggs of fish. 
 «. a sweet scented flower, — v did rise, 
 n. a plant, — r. to regret, 
 n. a rank, — v. to work with oars. 
 n. a plant, — 1>. to move with violence. 
 n. a bag, wine, — w. to plunder. 
 n. a silken band, — a, window frame, 
 n. a toothed cutting instrument, a proverb, — v. did see. 
 71. a balance, — graduation, — v. to mount a wall. 
 V, to place, — to bring to a fine edge, — to fall below the 
 horizon, — n. a number of things suited to each other, 
 an arrow, — a narrow pit, — pole of a carriage. 
 71. a part, quota, — a ploughshare. 
 71. a slight covered building, — v. to let fall, to spill. 
 71. a great multitude, — a sand bank, — a. shallow. 
 71. the sea-coast, — a prop, — v. did shear. 
 71. a bush, — spirit, acid and sugar mixed. 
 71. bulk, — soft glue. 
 
 71. a small sea-fish, — u. to melt ore, — did smell. 
 71. bottom of the foot, — a small sea-fish, — a. only. 
 71. a noise, — a shallow sea, — uninjured, — v. to try the 
 71. for meat, — v. to expectorate. [depth. 
 
 71. of a wheel, — v. did speak. 
 fi. a season, — an elastic body. — a leap, — a fountain. 
 71. a wooden post, — money. 
 a. much inclined, — v, to soak. 
 71. a young bullock, — v. to direct a course. 
 71. a stalk, — V, to oppose a current. 
 a. severe, — n. the hind part of a ship, 
 71. a staflT, — V. to adhere, — to stab. [standing. 
 
 a, quiet, — v. to calm, — ad. till now, — con. notwith- 
 V. to filter, — to sprain, — n. style, — sound. 
 n. a set, — courtship, — prosecution, — v. to fit. 
 V. to join, — to turn a ship, — n. a small nail. 
 V. to cultivate, — n. a money box, — con. to the time. 
 71. labor, — a snare. 
 
 71. an excise on goods, &c. — v, to ring a bell. 
 71. sound, — elasticity. 
 
 71. highest part of any thing, — a boy's play thing. 
 71. of waggons, — of a gown, — v. to educate. 
 V, to negociate, — to discourse, — n, a feast. 
 
136 
 
 PRONOUNCIXG AND EXPLANATORY VoCABtTLAUY. 
 
 Vault n. a cellar, — v. to leap 
 
 Vice n. wickedness, — an iron screw-press, — a substitute. 
 
 Ward v» to i'ence off, — n. a minor, — a district of a town. 
 
 Well n. a fountain,, — a. not sick, — ad. properly. 
 
 Wound w. a hurt, — v. to wind, — to hurt. 
 
 Wreck n. ruin, destruction by seu, the thing wrecked. 
 
 Yard n. a court, — 3 feet, — support of sails of a ship. 
 
 Ad dress' v. 
 
 An' gle n. 
 
 Ar ray' n. 
 
 Ash' es n. 
 
 Bait' ing par. 
 
 Bat' ter n. 
 
 Be corne' v. 
 
 Bee' tie n. 
 
 Bil' let n. 
 
 Ca' per v. 
 
 Coc' kle n. 
 
 Com mit' v. 
 
 Con tent' a. 
 
 Coun' ter n. 
 
 Crick' et n. 
 
 De sert' n. 
 
 De spatch' v. 
 
 Div' ers n. 
 
 Ear' nest a. 
 
 El' der a. 
 
 En gross' t. 
 
 E' yen a. 
 
 Ex act' a. 
 
 Ex press' v. 
 
 Pel' low n. 
 
 Per' ret n. 
 
 Fig' ure n. 
 
 Fil' let n. 
 
 Plat' ter a. 
 
 Por' mer a. 
 
 to accost, — w. deportment, — a petition, — direc- 
 tion of a letter, 
 a corner, — r. to fish with a rod. 
 order, — v. to clothe, 
 cinders, — -ash trees, 
 taking refreshment, — taking less, 
 a mixture, — v. to beat, 
 to befit, to enter into a new condition, 
 an insect, — a heavy mallet, 
 a log of fire wood, — a note, — v. to quarter, 
 to skip and jump, — an acid pickle, 
 a shell-fish, — a weed that grows in corn, 
 to intrust,— 'to be guilty of a crime, — to send to 
 
 prison, 
 satisfied, — n. capacity, — area, 
 base money, — a shop table, — ad. — contrary to. 
 a chirping insect, — -game with bats and balls, 
 merit, — v. to forsake, 
 to send away, — to kill, — n. haste, 
 they who plunge under water, — a. several, 
 zealous, eager, — n. a pledge, 
 older, — the name of a tree, 
 to occupy the whole, — to copy law writings, 
 level, — n. evening, — ad, notwithstanding, 
 accurate, — v, to require authoritatively, 
 to utter, — ^to squeeze out, — a, exactly like, 
 an associate, — one of a pair, — a mean wretch, 
 a sort of weasel, — a kind of narrow ribbon, 
 ahnno- — « stntije- — a numerical character, 
 a band, — the thick part of a leg of veal, 
 smother, — 1>. to praise falsely, 
 prior, — a maker. 
 
 Ner' 
 
 Pin' 
 
uy. 
 
 bstitute. 
 I town. 
 
 ed. 
 lip. 
 
 tion, — direc" 
 
 Part II.— SjIctIon III.— Equivocal or ambiouovs words. 187 
 
 Foun' der k. one who establish 
 
 ■to 
 
 1. 
 
 uarter. 
 
 :orn. 
 
 — to send to 
 
 ■contrary to. 
 nd balls. 
 
 everal. 
 
 i^ritings. 
 ding. 
 
 3ly. 
 
 y like, 
 m wretch, 
 ribbon, 
 ftcter, 
 real. 
 
 Jul' ler 
 Grate' ful 
 ^ab' it 
 Ham' per 
 Haut' boy 
 Hea' ven 
 In'-stance 
 In'-stant 
 Ken'-nel 
 Let'-ter 
 Light'ren 
 Light'.er • 
 Lit'-ter 
 
 Man'-gle 
 Mat'.ter 
 Mor'-iar 
 Ner' vous 
 Or' der 
 Or' gnn 
 Par' tial 
 Pa' dent 
 Pin' ion 
 Por' ter 
 
 Pre fer' 
 Pre tend' 
 Pu' pil 
 Pur' chase 
 Quar' ter 
 Ren' der 
 Re tort' 
 Sea! son 
 
 Spir' it 
 Sta' ble 
 Stock' ing 
 Sue ceed' 
 Suf fer 
 Swal' low 
 
 fi. 
 a, 
 h. 
 n. 
 (ho) It. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 V, 
 
 a. 
 n. 
 
 V, 
 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 a. 
 a. 
 n. 
 n. 
 
 V. 
 
 o. 
 n. 
 v. 
 n. 
 n. 
 n. 
 ft. 
 
 n. 
 ft. 
 
 pari. 
 
 V, 
 
 v 
 n. 
 
 ■—a caster,— V. to fail 
 bottom. 
 
 a cleanser of cloth, — a. more full, 
 thankful,— .delightful, 
 custom, — dress,— state of a thiLg. 
 a large basket,— ». to entangle, — to perplex, 
 a wind instrument, — a kind of strawberry, 
 the sky— the eternal abode of the good, 
 importunity, — example, 
 urgent, — immediate, — n. a moment, 
 a cot for dogs, — ^a water course, 
 a vowel or consonant,— epistle, — one who lets, 
 to give light, — to unload, 
 more, light,— »i. a large boat, 
 a birth of animals, or straw they lie on, — things 
 
 in disorder, 
 to smoth linen,— to cut and tear. [sequence, 
 material substance,— subject of discourse,— con- 
 a thing to pound in,— cement,— a short cannon, 
 strong, vigorous,— having weak nerves, 
 regularity, — a command, — a class, 
 jn instrument of sense,— a musical instrument, 
 fond of, — atTecting only a part, 
 enduring, — n. a sick person, 
 a wing,— a small toothed wheel,— 1>. to shackle. 
 a door-keeper,— one who carries loads,— strong 
 
 beer. ^' 
 
 to chose before another, — to advance, 
 to represent falsely,— to intend,— to claim, 
 the apple of the eye,— a scholar,— a ward. 
 to buy, — n. convenience for using force, 
 a fourth part,— 8 bushels,— v. to lodge soldiers, 
 one who tears, — v, to restore, — to yield. 
 a smart reply, — a chemical vessel, 
 a part of the year,— a fit time,— ». to give a reU 
 ish to. ° 
 
 the soul of man, — courage, — ^a liquor. 
 
 a nlace for horsp.q. — a. Rrm 
 
 furnishing, — n. a cover for the leg. 
 
 to follow, — to prosper, 
 
 to permit,— to allow,— to endure,— to bear 
 
 a summer bird, — v. to eat. 
 
laa 
 
 PBONOUIIOtNA AHA ExFLANATORV VoCABVLAIlY« 
 
 
 T&' ble fk a board used fof meals^ — an index, &c. 
 
 Ta' per n. a wax candie> — a, regularly narrowed. 
 
 Ten' der n. an attendant, — a. soft, — ». to offer. 
 
 Turn' bier n. a posture master, — a drinking glass. 
 
 Tur' tie n. a species of dove, — the sea tortoise. 
 
 Ush' er «» to introduce, — n. an under-teaoher. 
 
 Ut' ter V, to speak, — a. extreme. 
 
 Wa' ges n* pay to servants,-^— «. carries on. 
 
 Ap pa' rent a. 
 Bacn e lor n. 
 Cat' a ract n. 
 Col la' tion n. 
 Con cor' dance n. 
 Con sis' ten cy n. 
 £1 lip' sis n. 
 En ter tain' v. 
 Res la' tion n. 
 
 "iot real, 
 iiiversity degree. 
 
 plain, visible, — see i 
 
 an unmarried man,- 
 
 a waterfall, — a disease in the eys. 
 
 comparison, — a repast. 
 
 agreemeni, — an index to words in the bible . 
 
 agreement with one's seKi — ^thickness. 
 
 an omission of words, — ^an oval. 
 
 to amuse, — to hold in the mind. 
 
 act of separating into parts, — determination. 
 
 SECTION IV.— Synonymous Words. 
 
 The first of each three being derived from GftESK, the second from 
 Latin, — the third being plain English. 
 
 From Greek. 
 
 ktvl nes ty 
 A mor' phous 
 A nal' o gy 
 A nat' o my 
 A nom' a lous 
 Ap a that' ik 
 A pol' o gy 
 A pos' tlQ 
 Bap tize' 
 Bib li op' o list 
 Bish' op 
 Cat' a iogue ., 
 Cat' a ract 
 Chron' i cal 
 Chrys' a lis 
 
 From Latin. 
 
 ob liv' i on 
 
 in for' mal 
 
 cor re spon' dence 
 
 dis sec' tion 
 
 ir reg' u lar 
 
 in sen' si ble 
 
 ex cuse' 
 
 mis' sion a ry 
 
 im merse' 
 
 li bra' ri an 
 
 su per vi' sor 
 
 in' vcn io ry 
 
 cas cade' 
 
 p^r' ma nent 
 
 au, re' 11 a 
 
 Plain English. 
 
 forgetfulness. 
 
 shapeless. 
 
 likeness. 
 
 a cutting up. 
 
 lawless. 
 
 unfeeling. 
 
 plea. 
 
 messenger. 
 
 dip. 
 
 bo^seller. 
 
 overlooker. 
 
 
 ws^erfall. 
 
 lasting. 
 
 grub. 
 
Part II.— Sectioh I V.— E^uitocal o« akbmiwvb Woim. 190 
 
 second from 
 
 From Greek, 
 De moc' ra cy 
 Di aph' a nous 
 Di' a logue 
 Di dac' tic 
 Dox («r o gy 
 Dyn' as ty 
 E pit o me 
 El lip' ti ca! 
 E soph' a gus 
 Eu' cha rist 
 Eu' lo gize 
 Gno' mon (no) 
 Graph' ite 
 Lex i con 
 Met a mor' phose 
 Mo nar' chi cal 
 Par' a ble 
 Pa thet' ik 
 Phe nom' e non 
 Phos' phor 
 Phys' i cal 
 Pol' y glot 
 Pro' phe sy 
 Rhet' o ric 
 Sphere 
 Sym' pa thy 
 Tuu tor o gy 
 Te' tra gon 
 The ol' o gy 
 Tone 
 
 From Latin, 
 re pub' lie 
 trans pa' rent 
 con ver sa' tion 
 pre cep' tive 
 glo ri fi ca' tion 
 Qo min' i on 
 ab' stract 
 o' val 
 g«l' let 
 sac' ra ment 
 com mend' 
 io! dex 
 plum ba' go 
 die' tion a ry 
 trans form' 
 re' gal 
 81 mil' i tude 
 af feet' ing 
 ap pear' ance 
 In' ci fer 
 me di' ci nal 
 mul ti ling' u al 
 pre diet' 
 or' a to ry 
 glebe 
 
 com pas' sion 
 re pe ti' tion 
 qua dran' gle 
 di vin' i ty 
 sound 
 
 Plain EnglUh. 
 
 «ommottWe«)th 
 
 clear. 
 
 talk. 
 
 teaching. 
 
 praise. 
 
 power. 
 
 abridgment. 
 
 egg-snaped. 
 
 throat. 
 
 Iioly-supper. 
 
 furaise. 
 
 {x>inter. 
 
 blackolead. 
 
 word-book. 
 
 change. 
 
 kingly. 
 
 likeness. 
 
 Ieelin.g. 
 
 «ight 
 
 light-bearer. 
 
 healing. 
 
 of many tongues. 
 
 foretell. 
 
 fine speaking. 
 
 ball. 
 
 fellow-feeling. 
 
 a saying again. 
 
 « square. 
 
 religion. 
 
 noise. 
 
 The English language being derived from so many different sources, 
 is singularly rich in synonymous words : hence the meanings of 
 so many words are given merely in synonymes. But most nf 
 words styled synonymes are like different shades of the same 
 color ; they agree in the general sense, but differ in the appli- 
 cation ; as will be seen from the following words of this cfatt, 
 when the shade of diflleretice is nronerly exemnlified * thus i-^ 
 
 To Abdicate a crown. 
 Renounce error* 
 Resign anafice. 
 
 To Avoid disputei. 
 Shun had company. 
 Fly from dtmgerl 
 
140 PRONOirWCIKG AND EXPLANATORY VoCAttULARY. 
 
 To Abate in eagerness* 
 Diminish in number* 
 Decrease in quuntify. 
 Lessen in value. 
 
 '1'' 
 
 To Abhor a crime. 
 Hate affectation. 
 Detest treac/tery^ 
 hombe food. 
 
 To Abolish customs. 
 Disannul a contract. 
 Abrogate a law. 
 Revoke a promise. 
 Repeal a statute. 
 
 Protest, from conscience, 
 Maintain, btf argument. 
 
 To Fear God, 
 
 Dread punishment. 
 
 To. Assist those in want. 
 Help Ml labor. 
 R.elieve in distress. 
 Succor in danger. 
 
 Agreeable conversation. 
 Pleasing address. 
 
 Agreement in verbal promise. 
 Contract, in written testimony. 
 Bargain, in relation to sale. 
 
 Allurements to entice. 
 Attractions to engage. 
 Charms to fascinate. 
 
 Alone, in solitude. 
 Only one. 
 
 Also, in addition. 
 Likewise, in comparison. 
 
 Astonished al what is grand. 
 Surprised at iphat is une^ected. 
 Confounded at what is chicking. 
 
 Abilities, mental powers. 
 Ingenuity of invention. 
 Cleverness to perform. 
 
 Sqgaciiy to discern. 
 Capacity iograsj). 
 Acutene.ss to disLngvisK 
 Ability to execute. 
 
 Mean, wait of generosity. 
 Low in situation. 
 Beggarly in circumstances^ 
 
 A Learned lawy.er, 
 
 A Skilful physician, 
 
 A Profound scholar. 
 
 An Acute reasoncr, 
 
 A Judicious historian. 
 
 An Enlightened philoso]^her* 
 
 Adjacent, lying near (p. 
 Contiguous, close adjoining. 
 
 Admonition, to reprove. 
 Advice of a friend. 
 Counsel, deliberate instruction. 
 
 Authority, of a Governor, . 
 Jurisdiction, of a Magistrate. 
 Dominion, of a Prince. 
 
 Covetous, eager to. obtain money. 
 Avai'icious, unwilUflg to part 
 Niggardly, mean. (withit 
 
 A Beautiful woman. 
 Handsome house. 
 Pretty cottage. 
 
 Bounds of moderation. 
 Limits of a kingdom. 
 Confines of the grave. 
 
 Broad cloth. 
 Wide room. 
 
 To Cease from labor. 
 Finish his business, 
 L^eave off work. 
 
\KY» 
 
 vers. 
 
 Ttl. 
 
 m. 
 
 rosHy. 
 tances. 
 
 n. 
 
 joining' 
 we. 
 
 istrucUon, 
 
 *Tnor. . 
 
 Magistrate, 
 
 ce. 
 
 ^tain money. 
 
 39g to pQTi 
 
 {ipUh it 
 
 n. 
 
 i«. 
 
 Part II. — Section IV. — Words lublb to bb mistakbn. 141 
 
 Ancient date. 
 
 Old age. 
 
 Antique piea of art. 
 
 Pride of lieart. 
 Vanity, si/ly affectation. 
 Haughtiness qjf behaviour. 
 
 Ashamed of our faults. 
 Bashful, token spoken to. 
 
 Impudence, vulgar sauciness. 
 Boldness, undaunted courage. 
 
 Brilliancy dazzles. 
 Radiancy glitters. 
 Lustre shines. 
 
 To conquer our enemies. 
 Subdue our passions, 
 
 A Cave is dug. 
 Cell is built. 
 
 Celebrated /or his dbiliiies. 
 Famous for great exploits. 
 Renowned in history, 
 IWMsiTioxis family. 
 
 Choked by eating greedily, 
 SufTocated by smoke. 
 Smothered by violence, 
 
 A Clock strikes the hour. 
 Dial sliows it. 
 
 Burnt by fire. 
 Scalded by hot water. 
 
 Colors of a regiment, 
 i'^iag of a ship. 
 
 Commerce with other nations. 
 Trade among ourselves. 
 Traffic, exchange of goods. 
 
 Courage resists danger, 
 Fottituda supports pain, . 
 
 To Chastise a child. 
 Punish a malefactor. 
 
 To Elect a Candidate. 
 Choose what please* us. 
 
 To Comprehend sciences. 
 Understand languages. 
 Conceive, to imagine. 
 
 To Conceal our designs. 
 Dissemble our i^ughts. 
 Disguise out intentions. 
 
 To Conduct an affair. 
 Lead an infant. 
 Guide a traveler. 
 
 Contented in our station. 
 Satisfied unth our possessions. 
 
 Crime against the laws. 
 Vice against morality. 
 Sin against religion. 
 
 Custom respects the action. 
 Habit respects the actor. 
 
 To Disclose intrigues. 
 
 Reveal something unknown. 
 Divulge a secret, 
 Teliybr information. 
 
 We Discover what was hidden. 
 Invent what is new. 
 
 Discernment to distinguish. 
 Judgment to com; are. 
 
 Disdain ff others. 
 Haughtiness, se/f importance. 
 
 Divination brings to Ught, 
 Prediction foretells. 
 
 Uncertainty, caution. 
 Suspense, patience. 
 
h 
 
 l\ 
 
 Ck>mplaiMiit, Id mddttsi. 
 Gallant Ipmt* 
 Polite courtiet. 
 
 WeiUbred getotimen. 
 
 Complete design. 
 Perfect MMMK^. 
 FiDi8h«4 WMtmafuMlp. 
 
 Complete, ttt wanting nothing, 
 Bntire, in mi heing brdkem, 
 
 BnorihouH crime. 
 Immense expanse* 
 
 Excuse afanlL 
 Pardon an offene&. 
 Forgive an injufy, 
 
 Ingenuoifdhi^M, ArtUssiiess, 
 SinceHty, tdithoia deceit. 
 
 We Orercdme difficuMei, 
 Surmount thitacles. 
 
 Gaiety, highness of spirit, 
 Joy of Vit heart. 
 Mirth, excittd bp humf. 
 
 Genius /of pOHrp, 
 Tatot fttf- sipeakiiijg. 
 
 Great knowledge^ 
 Sublime expressions. 
 
 Teach, the master teacher* 
 Learn, ihs scholar learns. 
 
 Headstrong) not to be adviaed. 
 Obstinate, or convinced. 
 Opinionated in his notions. 
 Prepossessed in Ms aJfectioM, 
 Infatuat^k fdMhly ftUsled. 
 
 Impertinent, vmpties intrusion, 
 ImpmMlfta WBHdt v/ DtoKK^hf* 
 Sftttcy, pert fl/IHtaril^, 
 
 Indcrtent, averse to exertion, 
 haay, averse to fahort 
 
 Drogs of wine. 
 Sediment of water. 
 
 Emolument ofqfice. 
 Gain of trade. 
 Profit of labor. 
 
 Erudition, depth of kn&Wtedge, 
 Literature, polite instruction. 
 Learning, school inBtmction, 
 
 Level country. 
 Smooth marhk. 
 
 To manifest, to show op&nfy. 
 Publish to the world. 
 Proclaim it to all men. 
 
 Methodical in our traits. 
 Regular in our conmict. 
 Modest in our dress. 
 Reserved in our words. 
 
 We Ought, it is our duty. 
 Should, it ts proper. 
 
 To Observe what is doing. 
 Remark what is said. 
 
 Prerogative of o. ruler. 
 Privilege of a subjed, 
 
 Riot of a mob. 
 
 Uproar of a drunken ffidn. 
 
 Tumuli of the people. 
 
 To reprimand a child* 
 Reprove o friend. 
 Check a servanL 
 
 The Rogue steals in Secret, 
 Sharper atetds byjinesse. 
 Thief steals by everf m^tod. 
 
 Robust cdns^ut^. 
 Stout made. 
 
 Peace omdr^thB MMftmt. 
 Quiet family. 
 Tranquil mind. 
 
 Wort 
 
 
tr. 
 
 Part 11.---Siotioii IV.— Wobm Whici cramoi tai icciirr. 143 
 
 Words wJdch 
 
 cn&UfTeiige. 
 
 tructitm* 
 
 rmcUok* 
 
 Id, 
 
 ^airt. 
 cU 
 
 is. 
 
 duty, 
 sr. 
 
 loing, 
 aid, 
 
 Jr. 
 
 iMLH, 
 
 I 
 
 secret, 
 
 Jinesse, 
 
 trffnelhod. 
 
 mi. 
 
 Ab' ject 
 ab ject' 
 Ab' sent 
 ab sent' 
 Ab' stract 
 ab stract' 
 Ac' cent 
 ac cent' 
 Affix 
 affix' 
 Aug' ment 
 aug ment' 
 Au' gust 
 au gust' 
 At' tri bute 
 at trib' ute 
 Buf fet' 
 buf fet 
 Cem' ent 
 ce ment' 
 Col' league 
 col league' 
 Col' let t 
 col lee ' 
 Com' pact 
 com pact' 
 Com' ment 
 com ment' 
 Com' pound 
 com pound' 
 Con' cert 
 con cert' 
 Con' duct 
 con duct' 
 Con' fine 
 con fine' 
 Con' fiict 
 con flict' 
 Con' jure 
 con jure' 
 
 change their accents when they lmc9m difereiu Parts 
 of speech, 
 
 a, mean, worthless. 
 
 V, to throw away. 
 
 a, not present. • 
 
 V, to keep away* 
 
 n. an abridgment. 
 
 V. to take from. 
 
 n. a modulation of the roiee. 
 
 V, to mark the accent. 
 
 n. a particle added to the end of d Word. 
 
 V. to subjoin. 
 
 n. an increase^ 
 
 V. to increase. 
 
 n. the eight month. 
 
 a, royal, grand. 
 
 n. an inherent quality. 
 
 V. to impute. 
 
 It. a shelf or cupboard. 
 
 V. to beat, to strike. 
 
 n. mortar. 
 
 V, to join together with cem'cnt. 
 
 n. a partner in an office. 
 
 V. to unite. 
 
 ft. a short prayer. 
 
 V, to gather. 
 
 n. an agreement. 
 
 a, firm, — v, to league with. 
 
 n. an exposition. 
 
 V, to expound. . 
 
 n. a mixture. 
 
 V, to mingle. 
 
 n. a musical performance. 
 
 V, to contrive publicly. 
 
 ft. behaviour. 
 
 t. to guide. 
 
 ft. a beittidary. 
 
 V. to limit. 
 
 It. a contest. 
 
 V. to struggle, 
 o.ft. to practise charms or iMllMtaeato. 
 «*a. to summon iMl^iMriy^ 
 
144 
 
 PlOlfOVNCINO AND EXPLANATORY VuOABULAST. 
 
 Con' sort 
 con sort' 
 Con' test 
 con test' 
 Con' tract 
 con tract' 
 Con' trast 
 con trast' 
 Con' verse 
 con verse' 
 Con' vert 
 con vert' 
 Con' vict 
 con vict' 
 Con' voy 
 con voy' 
 Des' cant 
 des cant' 
 De' crease 
 de crease' 
 Des' ert 
 de sert' 
 Di' gest 
 di gest' 
 Dis' cord 
 dis cord' 
 Dis' count 
 dis count' 
 Ef flux 
 ef flux' 
 En' trance 
 en trance' 
 Bs' say 
 es say' 
 Ex'ile 
 ex ile' 
 Ex' port 
 ex port' 
 Ex' tract 
 
 __ * aI 
 
 Bs' cort 
 et cort' 
 
 wifo 
 
 husband, 
 o. to associato with. 
 n. a debate. 
 V. to dispute 
 n. an agreement, 
 o. to bargain, to shorten, 
 n. opposition. 
 o. to place in opposition, 
 n. conversation. 
 v, to discourse with. 
 n. a proselyte. 
 V. to change, to appropriate, 
 n. a person convicted. 
 V. to prove guilty. 
 n. an attendant for defence. 
 V. to escort by sea or land, 
 n. a discourse, a song. 
 V, to enlarge upon a subject, 
 n. a falling off, decay. 
 V. to grow less, to diminish, 
 n. a wilderness. 
 V, to forsake. 
 
 n. a cullection of civil laws. 
 V. to range methodically. 
 n. disagreement. 
 V. to differ, to disagree. 
 n. an abatement. 
 V. to deduct. 
 
 n, the act of flowing out, emanation. 
 V. to flow or run out. 
 n. admission. 
 V. to throw into a trance. 
 n. attempt, an experiment, 
 v. to attempt, tn try. 
 n. a person banished. 
 V. to banish, to drive from a country, 
 n. any thing sent out on traffick. 
 o. to send abroad. 
 n. a thing selected. 
 
 as •-» -I --. ~e 
 
 V. iv uru\T uui us. 
 
 II. a convoy. 
 
 9. to convoy, to guard. 
 
Y. 
 
 Paht Iltf-T-SEonoN IV. — Words wnicn chanoi thi accknt. 145 
 
 I 
 
 Per' mem n. 
 
 *ur ment' v. 
 
 re' quent a. 
 
 fre quent' v. 
 
 Fore' taste n. 
 
 tore taste' v. 
 
 Qar lant a. 
 
 gal lant' n. 
 
 W port n. 
 
 irn port' o. 
 
 Im' press n. 
 
 im press v. 
 
 Jln' cense 9* 
 
 in cense' v. 
 
 In' crease n. 
 
 in crease' «. 
 
 In' suit n. 
 
 in suH' v. 
 
 In' ter change n. 
 
 in ter change' v, 
 
 \n' ter diet n. 
 
 in ter diet' v. 
 
 In va lid' a, 
 
 in val' id n. 
 
 Min' ute n. 
 
 mi nute' a. 
 
 Mis con' duct n. 
 
 mis CQQ d^ct' V. 
 
 CMx'ject n. 
 
 ob ject' V. 
 
 O' ver throw n. 
 
 ver throw' ». 
 
 O' ver charge n. 
 
 o ver charge' r. 
 
 Per* fume n. 
 
 per fume' o. 
 
 Per' mit n. 
 
 per mit' v. 
 
 Pre' fix n. 
 
 pre fix' V. 
 
 Pres' age n. 
 
 pre sase' ^. 
 
 an inward motion. 
 
 to work, — as ale, &c. 
 
 often occurring. 
 
 to visit often. 
 
 anticipation of; 
 
 to taste before. 
 
 gay, brave. 
 
 a suitor, a gny man. 
 
 importance, meaning., 
 
 to bring from abroad. 
 
 a stamp. 
 
 to print or fix deep. 
 
 a holy ofl!ering. 
 
 to provoke* 
 
 augmentation. 
 
 to grow larger. 
 
 an afiront. 
 
 to affront. 
 
 a mutual exchange^ 
 
 to change with. 
 
 a prohibitioi\^ 
 
 to forbid. 
 
 a sick person. 
 
 weak, void. 
 
 sixtieth part of an houri. 
 
 small, trifling. 
 
 bad behaviour. 
 
 to lead astray. 
 
 a thing seen or feU* 
 
 to oppose^ 
 
 a defeat. 
 
 to destroy. 
 
 too great a charge. 
 
 to oppress, to fill too full. 
 
 sweet odour, fragrance. 
 
 to scent. 
 
 a written permission. 
 
 to allow. 
 
 a narticte nut before a word. 
 
 to put before. 
 
 a prognostic. 
 
 to forbo,de^ 
 
146 
 
 Pres' ent 
 pre sent' 
 Prod' uce 
 pro duce' 
 Prog' ress 
 pro gress' 
 Pro' ject 
 pro ject' 
 Prot' est 
 pro test' 
 Reb' el 
 re ber 
 Rec' ord 
 re cord' 
 
 ». at this time, a ^ift, 
 
 ». to give. 
 
 w. a product. 
 
 V. to generate, to show. 
 
 «. motion forward. 
 
 V, to advance. 
 
 »• a scheme, contrivaoo*. 
 
 ». to scheme, to contrive. 
 
 ». a declaration against. 
 
 V, to declare solemnly. 
 
 n. one who opposes lawful authoritr 
 
 ». to revolt. '* 
 
 «• a register. 
 
 ». to register, lo celebrate. 
 
 Kec om pense n. a reward. 
 re com pense' ©. to reward. 
 
 Ref ' use 
 re fuse' 
 Sub' ject 
 Bub ject' 
 Sur' vey 
 sur vey' 
 Tor' ment 
 tor ment' 
 Trans' fer 
 trans fer' 
 Trans' port 
 trans port' 
 Un' dress 
 un dress' 
 Up' cast 
 up cast' 
 
 n. worthless remains. 
 
 V, to reject. 
 
 n. one under dominion, 
 
 0. to put under. 
 
 n. a view, a prospect. 
 
 V, to overlook, to measure, 
 
 «• great pain. 
 
 V. to torture. 
 
 ». a conveyance. 
 
 ». to convey, to remove, 
 
 «. ecstacy. 
 
 f. to banish, to enrapture. 
 
 n- a loose dress. 
 
 v. to strip. 
 
 n. the event, the end. 
 
 ». to throw upward. 
 
 ^ordsdoublitig the final consonant, ornot. 
 
 Monosyllables ending with a single consonant, pi ^ceded bv • •i.^.u 
 
 vowe. double the last letter Shen they tat'li addlt^'J'^ 
 
 be begmmng with a vowel; and are thereby distineu sSJd fi^ 
 
 others which, ending with e mute, do not doJL tl2 laft comL^ 
 
 nar to hinder. n ._ i. •^•"•^ 
 
 — - w iay open. 
 
 barred hindered 
 Hop to leap 
 hopping leaping 
 
 on 
 on 
 
 one leg. 
 one leg. 
 
 bared laid open. 
 
 Hope to expect with 4mifm, 
 
 hoping expecting. 
 
l)y « tingle 
 tioiml MySm- 
 wished from 
 
 t COMoOMi. 
 
 hteif*. 
 
 Part II.-^^ctioM V.-^DitiVAtioK op Worbs. 
 
 147 
 
 Pin to fasten with piu«« 
 pinning fastening with pins. 
 Plan to contrive, 
 planner a contriver. 
 Plat to braid, 
 platted braided. 
 Rob to plunder, to steal, 
 robbing stealing. 
 Slop to spill about, 
 slopping spilling. 
 Strip to undress, 
 stripped undressed. 
 
 Pine to laoguif 1), 
 
 pining languishing. 
 
 Plane to sniooth. 
 
 planer a smoother. 
 
 Plate to silver over, 
 
 plated silvered over. 
 
 Robe to put on rebcs. 
 
 robing putting on robes. 
 
 Slope to incline, 
 
 sloping inclining* 
 
 Stripe to mark with lines. 
 
 striped marked with lines. 
 
 The preceding rule respecting the doubling of the final consonant 
 is also applicable to dissyllables accented on the latti r syllable, 
 but not to those accented on the former. 
 
 Im pel' to push forward. 
 
 im pel' ling pushing forward* 
 
 Re bel' to rev<)U. 
 
 re bel' lious revolting. 
 
 Dis til' to extract by heat. 
 
 dis til' ler one who distils. 
 
 De fer' to put off, to delay. 
 
 de fer' ring delaying. 
 
 Uq ship' to take out of a ship 
 
 un ship' ped taken out of a ship. 
 
 Com mit to do an act. 
 
 com mit' tal a sending to prison. 
 
 Can' eel to wipe out. 
 can' eel ing erasing. 
 Grov' el to be mean, 
 grov' el er a mean person. 
 Cav' il to find fauk. 
 cav' il er a trifling objector* 
 or fer to present, 
 
 of fer jng fi present. 
 Wor' ship to adore, 
 wor'shiped adored. 
 Vict' ual to supply with food 
 vict' ual er a publican. 
 
 Sbction V. Dbbiyation of woc^jt—Prefixes and affixes. 
 (to be committed to memory,) 
 
 Words are either primitive or derivative, 
 
 A primitive word is not derived from any other word iq the lan- 
 guage, as matit goodf teachf work, 
 
 A derivative word is formed from some other word or words, as 
 mankind^ goodness, teacher, workmanship. 
 
 The primitive word from which the derivatives are formed, is 
 called the root. The letters and syllables which are placed before 
 the root in the formation of derivatives, are called prefixes. The 
 letters and syllables which are placed after the root, are called 
 ajixes. 
 
148 
 
 ? 
 
 RONOUffCiNG AND kxPLANATOET VoCABULARlT. 
 
 I. Prbfixes op Saxon or EwaLisH orig' 
 on or in, as a foot, a bed. 
 
 N. 
 
 Be, AJou/ or before, as besprinkle, icspeak. 
 
 . *** ®* encircle, or to make, as enfeeble P« j^ «k j 
 
 .oto e« in roots begiping with b oV'/, astik,Xwe"'' 
 
 Mis ".rf"'* '*j/^'*^««»/?^«chosen,/orecited: ^^''• 
 
 O^' "" 7lrL^' •^''' ^^' ^^^""^- m^take, ^manage. 
 
 Over T ' ^P^riorily, as outgrow, outmn, ^ 
 
 hn kI7~ «*'W« or 5*cm, as werflou-, overcharge, 
 filfr ^" e^J^^V^o'- adverb, signifies no^ as^«iworlhy 
 Before a verb, it signifies the undoing of the action 7s ««fc.i... 
 U|>, — moUon upu,ards, au uplift : or^ ^.^Jr^^'l'^rrff"^'^ 
 With, /row or against, as tt>iMdraw, w^iVAstand. 
 
 2. Prefixes of Latin ORrGiN. 
 
 A, ab, abs, signify /rom or away, as avert, to turn from • 
 aMuce,^ to lead away ; abstmn, to keep from. ' 
 
 Ad, ac, af, ag, al, an, ap, as, at, signify to, as adhere to«itiplr ♦n j 
 acquire to gain; o/fable, that may be^p^ken to : ™ an' 
 assailant ; alliance, a union announce, to declare^^Zp/i' , 
 
 cal to ; absent, to agree to ; 4«ain, to reach to ' ^P'"'' '° 
 
 arcum f''""'''' ''**'!?^*^' ^^ ^"^^ ^^^«^«'- ««fecedent, going before 
 Circum, circu,-.roMnd, as arcmnavigatei td sail round - circuZl^ 
 cen , lying around ; circuit, moving round. * ^'rcumjix^ 
 
 irJ: ?""; n^"' ''°u'~^^^''*'''' ^^ ^««^«'' ^^isting together- cd/ 
 
 lapse, to fall together; compound, to tningle ; cLpire to l/rth 
 
 tdgether ; correspond, to answer together. ^'"'^P''®- ^° ^S^eii 
 
 ^ntra,counter,-^gainst, as con/ravene, to oppose: cottnterbalance 
 
 ml^ '%^'P°''' *;;.?"' ^°^" ' ^«^«end, to come Zn ' 
 
 E, ex, ec, ef,— otj< of, eject, to throw out ; eaxjlude, to shut out • 
 eccentric, out of the centre; e/Hux. a flowing out. ' 
 
 h.xtTa,-^beyond, as extraordinary, more than ordinary. 
 
 lighten 'X^rt S'nr' '? '""T' ^^ P"' i«»'Vlumine, to en. 
 ignten , imbibe, to drink in ,• irradiate, to shine upon ; In and 
 
 ig. also denote ;,rit;a/ion or negation, as insipid, tasteless Vnde 
 r ,^^°^;"^'^«^0'"»ng ; 'ignorant, not knowing. ' ^' 
 
 Inter, uQttseerz, as »«€rvene, to come between : 
 
 played between. 
 Intro,-tw^Ai», as introduce, to lead in ; intromit to send in. 
 
 interlude, something 
 
LARir. 
 
 Paet II. — Section V. — Prefixes. 
 
 149 
 
 'N. 
 
 En is changed 
 • «»power. 
 
 manage* 
 
 iworlhy. 
 
 , as unfetter; 
 
 as iipset* 
 
 rom • 
 
 e, tostick to j 
 aggressor, an 
 5 ; appeal, to 
 
 going before, 
 'd ; c/rcttmja- 
 
 )gether ; cdl. 
 )ire, to agreb 
 
 >ttnterbaiance 
 lown. 
 
 disperse, to 
 •o shut out; 
 
 inline, to en. 
 on ; In, and 
 eless ; mde- 
 
 e, something 
 d in. 
 
 
 Ob, oc, of, op, — opposition, as oiject, to cast against ; occur, to bo 
 presented to notice ; o/fend, to make angry ; oppose, to place 
 against. (through. 
 
 ?ev,— through, as pervade, to pass through ; perforate, to bore 
 Post, — after, as posicript. written after ; postpone, to put off. 
 Fve,— before, as jjrecede, to go before ; predict, to foretell. 
 Preter, — pa*< or fteyonrf, as preternatural, beyond nature. 
 Pro, signifies for or forward, as pronoun a word used for a noun ; 
 
 protrude, to thrust forward ; progress, forward motion. 
 Re, — again or back, as repeat, to say again, revert, to turn back. 
 Retro,— -bacArtoard^, as retrograde , going bacllvvards ; retrospect, 
 Se, — aside^ as seduce, to draw aside ; secrete, to put aside. 
 Sine, sim, sin, — without, as sinecure, revenue without employment* 
 
 simple, without art ; smcere, without guile. 
 Sub, sue, suf, sup, sus, — under or after, as swJvert, to turn upside 
 down ; SMCceed, to follow after ; stf/Ter, to undergo ; suppress, 
 to crush ; suspend, to hang. 
 Super, sur, — above or over, as si/perfluous, more than enough ; super 
 
 visor, an overlooker ; surmount, to rise above. 
 Trans, — otj^r or beyond, as transfer, to carry over : transport. 
 Ultra, — beyond, as uZ/ramundane, beyond the world. 
 
 3. Prefixes of Greek Origin. 
 A, or an, denotes privation, as apathy, want of feeling ; anarchy, 
 
 want of government ; anonymous, without a name. 
 Amphi, — about or both, as ampAetheatre, an area with seats about • 
 amp/iibious, living in both air and water. * 
 
 Ana,— back or up, as analyze, to bring back to its component parts ; 
 
 anatomy, a cutting up. 
 Anti, ant, — against, as antidote, a counterpoison ; anfo'christ, against 
 
 Christ ; an^artic, opposite the arctic. 
 Apo, ap,— /rom, as apostle, a person sent from another ; apostacy, 
 departure from religion ; aphelion, where a planet's orbit is far. 
 ] thest from the sun. 
 
 Cata, cat, — down, as cateract, a waterfall"; a catologue, a list of par- 
 ticulars ; catechise, to examine. 
 |Dia, — through, as diameter, a line passing through the centre of c 
 circle ; rf/aphanous, that can be seen through. 
 
 EiDl. eo. UVOn. as ^niHpmip.. a rlieoneo imnn n%nntr nA^^-^T. _* 
 
 J -/:• J. -r -— -r 7 " "j.-.-z* :ij««jr pewpju US ODCC S 
 
 epitaph, an inscription upon a tomb-stone; ephemeris, a journal. 
 Hyper, — over, as A^crcritical, over nice. 
 Hypo,— under, as %ocrite, a dissembler ; %othesis, a suppotition. 
 
150 Pronouncing and Explanatory VocaSulart. 
 
 tions G 
 mem 
 
 Meta, met,— cfiange, as «;f<amorpliosis, a change of shape : method, 
 placing things in order. 
 
 Para, par,— near to, as j?arallel, resemblance ; paradox, an assertion 
 
 contrary to appearance; parody, resembling something else. .uuk 
 
 Pen,— round about, as periphery, circumference ; »enphrasis, cir. Derive 
 cumiocution. 
 
 Syn, sy, syl, sym,-^iogether, as synod, an assembly; sysiem, a 
 scheme ; 5^/iogism, an argument ; ^^mpathy, compassion. 
 
 Affixes, or Terminations. 
 Of Nouns, signifying persons—' 
 Some are derived from Latin, and end in 
 
 or, — us governor, director, conductor, protector. 
 
 ant, ent, — as inhabitant, servaw^, president student 
 
 ist, — as Giymologist, bapiist, chemist ventriloquwi, royah':/. 
 
 ate,. He, — as candida/e, magistrate, favor?7e, hypocri/e. 
 
 ary, — as missionary, adversary, depositary. 
 Oliiers are derived from Saxon, and end in 
 
 er, ar, eer, — as former, printer, scholar, mountaineer. 
 
 an, ian, — as publican, American, musician, Canadian. 
 
 ard, — as sluggard, dotard, drunkard, coword. 
 
 ster, — as taps/er, maltster, barrister, punster, songster. 
 
 Of Nouns, signifying tilings. 
 Some arc derived from Latin, and end in 
 
 tion, sion, — as rotation, adhesion, vision, impression, 
 
 ity, cly, — as puri/^, hamani/y, oiWity, society, variety. 
 
 ance, ence, ancy, cncy, — as elegance, defence, infancy, leniency. 
 
 itude, — as a\>iitude, servitude, lati/wde, multi/M''e, fortitude. 
 
 mony, — as acrimony, patrimony, parsimony, matrimony. 
 Others are derived from Saxon, and end in 
 
 wcss, — as hardness, redness,' shyness, happiness, holiness. 
 
 ship, — as hardship, \ordship, friendship, authors/jip. 
 
 dom, — as freedom, wisdom, kingdom, martyrdom, earldom. 
 
 hood — as boyhood, priestAoOd, manhood, •widowhood. 
 
 ing, — as speWing, living, wedding, farming, carving. 
 
 er, — as fender, dinner, sailer, grater, ladder, knocker. 
 
 ry, — as masonry, rivalry, cookery, bravery, slavery. 
 
 al, — as betrayal, trial, removal, deniaZ, approva/. 
 
 ty, — as par<y, loyally, novelty, subtlety, royalty. 
 
 ih, — ^as health, dearth, leng//i, bread//i, width, strength. 
 
 archyt graphy, logy, meter, scope, tomy, ism, are Greek terminatn-iA''- 
 
 ant, 
 ous,- 
 
 Others 
 ary ( 
 an 
 al 01 
 ic o 
 ar,- 
 ine,- 
 
 Olhers 
 ive,- 
 ahle, 
 ible,- 
 
 rhe fc 
 
 owing 
 
 ful,- 
 
 some 
 
 most, 
 
 ward 
 
 y,—s 
 
 ish,— 
 
 Many c 
 
 en, — 
 
 ate,— 
 
 ise 01 
 )erivat 
 ticip! 
 
 Whii 
 
rLABT. 
 
 shape ; method, 
 
 )x, an assertion 
 lething else. 
 
 )ly; system, a 
 Tipassion. 
 
 Part II. — Section V. — Affixes. 
 
 151 
 
 tions of nouns, signifying things,^as mowarchy, gaogravhy, ety. 
 mology, chronometer, microscope, aniiiomy, hapVsm. 
 
 ment, age, are French terrninaiions,— as movewcn/, governmenL 
 -^i^ogement, hondage, p'lWage, usage. 
 oenphrasis, cir. Derivative Adjectives signifying heing or havmg, end in 
 
 ant, e»/,— as pleasant, abundant, different excellent 
 
 ous, — as famous, dangeroM*, covetotw, varioM*, marveloM*, 
 Others, signifying of or belonging to, end in 
 
 ary or ory, — as element ary, promissor?/, preparatcr^^. 
 
 an or tan,— as America;!, Luthera?!, Christian, Indian. 
 
 flZor la/,— as natura/, persona/, verba/, partial, social, 
 
 ic or ical, — as comfc, metail/c, methodical, tragical, 
 
 ar, — as circular, singular, regular, particular. ° 
 
 me?,— as serpentme, genume, aquil/we, feminzne. 
 Others denoting capacity, end in 
 
 ive, — as active, passive, creative, sensitfuc. 
 
 able,— as laudable, hlamable, movable, questionaWe. 
 
 ible,— as credible, forcible, accessible, sensible. 
 The foregoing terminations are chiefly from the Latin: the fol- 
 owing are from ihe Saxon. 
 fuly— as thankful, artful, pyful, mercf ul, grateful, 
 
 some, — as tireso?ne, frolicsome, toilsome, wiiolejome. 
 
 mo5/,— as uppermo*/; inmo*^ topmost, foremost, utmost, 
 
 ward, — as backM>arfZ, wayward, windicard. 
 
 ly,— as friendly, stately, homely, costly, manly, heaven///. 
 
 y,— as hearf.v, wealthy, miry, speedy, woody, flowery. 
 
 ish,— as foolwA, sweciish, waspish, swlnis/i, knavwA. 
 Many derivative Verbs signify to make, and end in 
 
 ^rt,— as harden, shorten, fasten, darken, tighten, lengthen. 
 
 ate,— as personate, venerate, animate, operate, renovate. 
 /y.— as puri/i/, beauti/y, falsify, magnify, forti/y, glori/y. 
 
 ise or ize,— as criticzse, advertwc, humanize, civilize. 
 derivative Adverbs are formed by adding ly to adjectives or par. 
 
 ticiples, as wisely, sweet/y, coldly, lovingly, striking/y, devotedly. 
 
 t, 
 
 royah':/, 
 
 rite. 
 
 er, 
 idian. 
 
 gster. 
 
 on, 
 
 iety, 
 
 ancy, leniency. 
 
 fortitude, 
 
 nony. 
 
 wliness, 
 p, 
 
 earldom, 
 7od, 
 
 cker. 
 
 Greek and Latin Nouns 
 
 Which are often used in English, with their original Plurals. 
 
 Greek. 
 
 '''*^"/«''- Plural, 
 
 ■-.^ h ♦..«,?«-* '"'lll?'"^'^. *^® solution of any compound Analyses. 
 
 ^reekterminaAn-tl^-e-sia opposition or contrast Antithesea. 
 
159 
 
 t^RONOVNCmO AND EXPLANATORY VoCABULABY. 
 
 Au-tom'»a-ton 
 
 Ba'-sia 
 
 Chrys'-aalis 
 
 Cri'-sis 
 
 Cri-te'-ri-on 
 
 Di-ar'-e-sis 
 
 Dog'-ma 
 
 EUlip'.sis 
 
 Em'-phd-sis 
 
 E-phem'-e-ris 
 
 E-phem'-e-ron 
 Hy-po<A'-e-sis 
 Mel-a-mor'-pho-sis 
 Mi-as'-ma 
 
 O'-a-sis 
 Pha'-sis 
 
 Phe-nom'-e-non 
 'iVte'-sis 
 
 Autpmata. 
 Bases. 
 
 Chrysalides. 
 
 Crises. 
 
 Criteria. 
 
 Diarcsfis. 
 
 Dogmata. 
 
 Ellipses. 
 
 a self moving machine 
 
 a foundation or base 
 
 the second state of ati insect 
 
 the decisive point 
 
 a mark to j'ldge by 
 
 the disjunction of vowela 
 
 a doctrinal notion Do£:mata. mas, 
 
 an omission, an oval 
 
 particular stress upon a word Emphases, 
 
 an almanac showing the daily 
 
 places of the planets, &c. Ephemerides. 
 an insect that lives but one day Ephemera, 
 a supposition or theory Hypotheses, 
 
 a transformation or change Metamorphoses, 
 atoms arising from putrefying Miasmata. 
 
 bodies 
 a fertile spot in a desert Oases, 
 
 appearance of the moon, &c. Phases, 
 an appearance Phenomena, 
 
 a proposition or theme Tlieses. 
 
 LATINk 
 
 Ad.den'.dum 
 
 A-man-u-cn'-sis 
 
 An-i-mal'-cule 
 
 A'-pex 
 
 Ap-pen'-dix 
 
 Ar-ca'-Dum 
 
 As 
 
 Au-ro'raBo-re-a- 
 
 Ax'-is. 
 
 Calx 
 
 Cor-ri-wen'-dum 
 
 Da'-tum 
 
 De-sid-e-ra'-tum 
 
 Ef-flu'-vi-um 
 
 En-co'-mi-um 
 
 Er-ra'-tum 
 
 Fo-cus 
 
 something to be added 
 
 a private secretary 
 
 a minute insect 
 
 the tip or point 
 
 something added 
 
 a secret 
 
 a Roman pound 
 •listhe nothern light 
 
 that on which anything re- 
 volves 
 
 a cinder 
 
 something to be corrected 
 
 position, given or admitted 
 
 a thing much wanted 
 
 small particles flying off from 
 bodies 
 
 praise commendation 
 
 a mistake 
 
 the point where rays meet 
 
 Addenda. 
 
 Amanuenses. 
 
 Animalcula. 
 
 Apices. 
 
 Appendices. 
 
 Arcana, 
 
 Asses. 
 
 Aurora Bore ales 
 
 Axes. 
 
 Calces. 
 
 Corrigenda, 
 
 Data. 
 
 Desiderata. 
 
 Effluvia. 
 
 Encomia, urns. 
 
 Errata. 
 
 Foci, 
 
Part 11. — Section VI. — Scripture p^ioper names. 153 
 
 For'-mu-la 
 
 Fun'-gus 
 
 Ge'-ni-us 
 
 G'-nus 
 
 In'-'dex 
 
 Ig'-nis.fat'-u-ous 
 
 Lam'-i-na 
 
 Ma'-gus 
 
 Me'-di-um 
 
 Me-mo-ran'-dum 
 
 Mo-men'-tura 
 
 Mi-nu'-ti-a 
 
 Neb-'-u-la 
 
 Nu-cle-us 
 
 Ila'.di-U3 
 
 Ra'-dix 
 
 Stam'-en 
 
 Stim'-u-lu3 
 
 Stra'-tum 
 
 Spec'-u-lum 
 
 Ver'-tex 
 
 Vis' cus 
 
 Vor'. tex 
 
 a prescribed form 
 
 a mushroom or toadstool 
 
 an aerial spirit 
 
 a kind or sort 
 
 an algebraical sign 
 
 Will-with-tlie-wisp 
 
 a thin plate or coat 
 
 a wise man 
 
 such as air or water 
 
 something to be remembered 
 
 force of motion 
 
 a minute particular 
 
 a cloudy appearance 
 
 a kernel 
 
 the semidiametcr of a circle 
 
 a root 
 
 a fine thread in a flower 
 
 an incitement 
 
 a layer or bed 
 
 a mirror or looking-glass 
 
 the top of any thing 
 
 an intestine or enirail 
 
 a whirlpool 
 
 FormuliE. 
 
 Fungi. 
 
 Genii. 
 
 Genera. 
 
 Indices. 
 
 Ignes falui. 
 
 Laminee. 
 
 Magi. 
 
 Media. 
 
 Memoranda, mt. 
 
 Momenta. 
 
 Minutiae. 
 
 Nebula}. 
 
 Nuclei. 
 
 Radii. 
 
 Radices. 
 
 ►Stamina. 
 
 Stimuli. 
 
 Strata, 
 
 Specula. 
 
 Vertices. 
 
 Viscera. 
 
 Vortices. 
 
 For Latin and French words and Phrases which frequently occur in English 
 Authors, Forms of Address, Abreviaiions, &c., see Lennie^s Grammar. 
 
 
 Section VI. — Scripture proper names. 
 Mr. Walker's Ruks for their Pronunciation, 
 
 1. Where the vowels end a syllabic with the accent on it, they 
 have their long open sound, as Aa'-kil, Je'.hu, Si'.rach, Go'-shen, 
 Tu'-hal 
 
 2. When a consonant ends the syllable, the preceding vowel is 
 short, as Satn'-u-el, Lem'-u.el, Sim'-e-on, Sol'-o-mon, Suc'-coth, 
 Syn'-a-gogue, 
 
 3. Every final i forming a distinct syllable, though unaccented, 
 has the long open sound, as A'-i, A-ris'-a-i. 
 
 4. Every unaccented i endinar a svllable. not finnl. :« nron/Minnorl 
 like e, as A'-ri-el, Ab'-di-el ; pronounced A'^re^eJ, Ab'-de-eL 
 
 5. Sometimes the vowels ai are pronounced as a diphthong in 
 
101 
 
 Pf;ONOUIfClNO AND EXPLANATORY VoC/ 
 
 \BULAirT. 
 
 If 
 
 il 
 
 ', M 
 
 one syllable, ike our English diphthong in the word daihj, as Ben. 
 ai-au, tiu.sfiai, Hu.rai; and sometimes they are pronounced in 
 tNVo syl ables as S.'iam'-ma.i, Sliash'-a4, Ber-ai'-ak, Ber-a-i'.ah. 
 b. Ui IS pronounced like k, as Che'-mosh, Chs'-bar, E'-noch, mo. 
 
 to bj per ectly anglicised, as the Ch in these words is uhvnvs hrard 
 as in th" biigiish words cheer, child, riches. The same may be 'ob- 
 served oJCkerub, signifying an order of angels ; but when it means 
 a city o the Babylomsh empire, it ought to be pronounced Ke'-rub. 
 aJr^'r^r'^ sound before e and i in Hebrew proper names, 
 SA.?t; P /"''i' ^"^.-f -«f ' Me-gid'.do, Gil'.gal, Jg.c-ab'.a.rm] 
 
 ^fici.ge^I'a'gi.el, <J«c, with the exception of those words, which 
 by passing th.-ough the Greek of the New Testament, have con- 
 tormecl to the Greek pronunciation ; such as Ge-nes'.a.relh, Beth'. 
 Phn-ge <J.c, pronounced Jewries' -a-reth, Beth'. fa~je, &c. C has <Ten. 
 erally Its soft sound before e, z, and y. -^ -" > J 
 
 8. The unaccented termination ah so frequent in Hebrew proper 
 names, is pronounced like a. in far; also when accented, in other 
 situations, as TaA'-e.ra, Tah'-pcnes, ^'C, and the tinal h preserves 
 the other vowels open, as Col-ho'-zeh, SAi'-M ; pronounced CoUo'. 
 zee, o/ti-fo. 
 
 9. The dipthong ci is always pronounced like ec, thus, Sa'-mei^ 
 us, IS pronounced as if written Sa-mea'-us. 
 
 _10. Gentiles, as they are called, ending in ines and ites, as PhiUs. 
 tines Hivites, Hittttes, ^c, bein<r anglicised in the translation of 
 
 W/^,TV'^ pronounced like formations of our own. t^s F/orentines, 
 VV hitjie.dilesy Durhamites, 
 
 w(f!^(?i8^mo7p]!t",n ZV^ '? ^"^^^^^.^^ b\^ ^^•"'•d P^i"ted in Italics, this latter 
 word 8 merely to spell the former as it ought to be pronounced. 'Jhus As'cfa 
 IS .he true pronuncmaon of the preceding word Ac'lpha, and so of the rest. 
 Nnrnl? « IT^^^""."^ It unnecessary to give the whole of the Scripture Proper 
 ^r;^;;Vl';!r^":'!.^ll:".''?. -o«t difficult ones, and trust uo inconvenii 
 
 ~" ' "''' fomnarativelv ea?v. 
 
ART. 
 
 'aihj, as Ben. 
 I'onoLinccd in 
 r.a-i'.ah. 
 E'-nochf pro- 
 Rachel, seem 
 1 1 ways heard 
 ; may bo ob- 
 len it means 
 ced Ke'-rub. 
 oper names, 
 ^•c-ab'.a-rim, 
 )rds, wiiich, 
 , liavc con- 
 i-relh, Beth'. 
 C iias gen- 
 
 brew proper 
 
 ed, in olher 
 
 h preserves 
 
 ced Col.ho'. 
 
 us, Sa'-mei" 
 
 s, as Philis. 
 anslation of 
 Florentines, 
 
 ics, this latfer 
 'i'lius As'cfa 
 if the rest. 
 
 •Iptiire Proper 
 nconvcnienco 
 
 PRONUNCIATION 
 
 OP 
 
 SCRIPTURE PROPER NAMES. 
 
 A 
 
 A'-A-LAH 
 
 A' 
 
 -a-ron 
 
 (a'-ron) 
 
 A-bad'-don 
 
 Ab-a-di'-as 
 
 A-bag'-tba 
 
 Ab'-a-na 
 
 Ab'-a.rim 
 
 Ab-(!i'-as 
 
 Ab'-di.el 
 
 A-bed'-nc-go 
 
 A'-bel Belh-ma'-a-cah 
 
 A'-bel Me-ho'-Iatli 
 
 A'-bel Mis'-ra-im 
 
 Ab'-e-san 
 
 Ab'.ga-rus 
 
 A-bi -a, or A-bi'-ah 
 
 A-bl.al'-bon 
 
 A-bi'-a-saph 
 
 A-bi'-a-tliar 
 
 A-bi'.d:ih 
 
 Ab'-i-dan 
 
 A'.bi.el 
 
 A-bi-e'-zer 
 
 A-bi-ez'-rite 
 
 Ab'-i-jjail 
 
 Ah'-i.gal 
 
 Ab-i-ha'-il 
 
 A-bi'-hu 
 
 Ab-i-le'-ne 
 
 A-bim'-ael 
 
 A.bim'-e-lech 
 
 A u;_/ - 
 
 ■n.>uiii -a-ain 
 
 A-bi'-ram 
 
 A-bis'-a*i 
 
 A 
 
 Ab'-i-shag 
 A-bish'-a-i 
 A.bish'-a-har 
 Ab'.i-shur 
 Ab'-i-sum 
 A-bi'.ud 
 A'.bram, or 
 A'. bra-ham 
 A-bu'-bus 
 Ac'-a-ron 
 Ac'-cho 
 
 A-cel'-da-ma (sel) 
 A'-chab 
 A-cha'-i-a 
 A-cha'-i-chus 
 A'-chan 
 
 A-ch|.acli'.a-rus 
 A-ciiim'-e-lech 
 A'-chi-or 
 A-cl)i'-ram 
 A'-chish 
 Ach'-i-tob, 
 A-chit'-o-phel 
 A-kU'-o.fcl 
 Ach'-me-tha 
 A'-chor 
 Ach'-sa * 
 Ac'-i-pha 
 As'c'fa 
 A-cu'-a 
 A'-cub 
 A'.dad 
 Ad'-a-da 
 'Ad-ad-e'-zer 
 
 B 
 
 a'-al-ah 
 
 Ba' 
 
 Bu'-al.lo 
 
 Bii'-al Ham'-on 
 
 Bu'-al Ha'-zor 
 
 Ha'-ai-i 
 
 Bu'-a l-i m . — Milton, 
 
 Bu'-al-is 
 
 Ba'.al Per' a-zim 
 
 Ba'-al Shal'.i-slia 
 
 Ba'.al Zu'.phou 
 
 Ba'-a-nah 
 
 Ba-a-ni'-as 
 
 Ba'-a-ra 
 
 Bii'-a-shah 
 
 Ba-a-si'ah 
 
 Bub'-y-lon 
 
 Ba'-ca 
 
 Bach'. rites 
 
 Buc-chu'-rus 
 
 Bach'-ulh-Al'-lon 
 
 Ba-go'-as 
 
 B;ig'-o-i 
 
 B;i-hu'-rim 
 
 Ba'.jith 
 
 Bak-bak'-er 
 
 Ba'-la-am 
 
 Ba'-lam 
 
 Bal'-a-dan 
 
 Bal'-a-mo 
 
 Bal-tha'-sar 
 
 Ban-a-i'-as 
 
 Ban'-u-as 
 
 Ba-rab'-bas 
 
 Bar'-a-chel 
 
156 
 
 PRONOUMClNa AND EXPLANATORY VOCABULARY. 
 
 B 
 
 Bar-a-chi'-as 
 
 Bir-ce'-nor 
 
 Bar-hu'-mites 
 
 Ba-ri'-ah 
 
 Bar-j<4'-sus 
 
 Bar'-na-baa 
 
 Ba-ro'-dis 
 
 Bar-thol'-o-mew 
 
 Bar-ti-me'-us 
 
 Ba'-ruch 
 
 Bar-zil'-la-i 
 
 Bas'-ca-ma 
 
 Basli'-e-math 
 
 Bas'-ta-i 
 
 Bat'-a-ne 
 
 Bath'.a-loth 
 
 Balh-rab'-bim 
 
 Batli'-she-ba 
 
 Bav'-;i-i 
 
 Be-a-li'-ah 
 
 Be'-a-loth 
 
 Beb'.a-i 
 
 Be'-cher 
 
 Be'ker 
 
 Bech-o-rath 
 
 Bech'-ti-leth 
 
 Bed-a-i'-ah 
 
 Be-el-i'-a-da 
 
 Be-el -sa-rus 
 
 Be-eUtelh'-mu3 
 
 Be-el'-ze-bub 
 
 Be'.er 
 
 Be-e'-ra 
 
 Be -er-e'-lim 
 
 Be-e'-ri 
 
 Be-er-la-ha'-i-roi 
 
 Be-e'-roth 
 
 Be-er'-she-ba 
 
 Be'-he-moth 
 
 B 
 
 Be'.kah 
 
 Bel'.e-mus 
 
 Bel'.ga-i 
 
 Be'-li-al 
 
 Bel'-ma-ira 
 
 Bel-shaz'-zer 
 
 Bel-te-shaz'-zar 
 
 Ben-a-i'-ah 
 
 Ben-eb'-e-rak 
 
 Ben-e-ja'.a-kam 
 
 Beri'-ha-dad 
 
 Ben-ha'-il 
 
 Ben-ha'-nan 
 
 Ben'-ja-mia 
 
 Ben'-i-nu 
 
 Ben-u'.i 
 
 Be-no'-ni 
 
 Ben-zo'-heth 
 
 Bei'-a-chah 
 
 Ber-a-chi'-ah 
 
 Ber-a-i'-ah 
 
 Be-re'-a 
 
 Ber-ni'-ce 
 
 Be-ro'.dach Bal'.a- 
 
 dan 
 Bc'-roth 
 Bcr'-o-thai 
 Be-ro'-thath 
 Ber-zo'-lus 
 Be'-zai 
 
 Bes-o-dei'-ah • 
 
 Beth-ab'-a-ra 
 Beth'-a-nolh 
 Bcth'-a-ny 
 Belk'-a-ne 
 Belh-ar'-a.hah 
 Belh'-a-ram 
 Beth-ar'.bel 
 
 Beth-az'-ma-veth |Cen'.cre-a 
 
 U 
 
 Cai'-a-phas 
 
 Cain 
 
 Ca-i'-nan 
 
 Cai'-rites 
 
 Cal'-a-mus 
 
 Cul- 'ecs' 
 
 Ca'-ieb Eph'-ra-tah 
 
 Cul'-i-tas 
 
 Cal-a-mol'-a-lus 
 
 Cal'-va-ry 
 
 Ca'-na-an 
 
 Ca'-na-an-ites 
 
 Can'.nan-iles 
 
 Can'.neh 
 
 Can'-nee 
 
 Can'-veh 
 
 Can'-vea 
 
 Ca-per'-na-um 
 
 Caph-ar-sal'-a-ma 
 
 Ca-phcn'-a-tha 
 
 Ca-phi'-ra 
 
 Caph'-to»rini 
 
 Cap-pa-do'.ci-a 
 
 Cap-pj-do'-she-a, 
 
 Car-a-ba'-si-on 
 
 Gar'-cbe-mish 
 
 Cu-rc'-ah 
 
 Ca'-ri-a 
 
 Car-ma'-ni-ang 
 
 Car'-mel-ite 
 
 Cai'-na-im 
 
 Car-sh(3'.na 
 
 Ca-siph'-i-a 
 
 Cas'-leu 
 
 Cas'-Iu-bim 
 
 Ca-tliu'-ath 
 
 Ce'-dron 
 
 Cei'.lan 
 n^ 1 :' „ 
 
1?ART tl, — Section Vl.— Scripture proper names. 167 
 
 Ccn-de-be'.us 
 
 Cen-tu'-ri-on 
 
 Ce'-phas 
 
 CIm'-bria 
 
 Cha'-di-as 
 
 Chal'-ce-do-ny 
 
 Chal-de'-a 
 
 Chan-nu-ne'-us 
 
 C!iar-a-ath'-a-lar 
 
 Char'-a-ca 
 
 Cha'-re-a 
 
 Chas'-e-ba 
 
 Ched-er-la'-o-mer 
 
 Cho'-lal 
 
 Chel'-ci-as 
 
 Kel'-she-aa 
 
 Cho'-lod 
 
 Chel'.Ii-:in9 
 
 Che-!u'.bai 
 
 Che-lu'-bar 
 
 Chem'-a-rims 
 
 Che-na'-a-nah 
 
 Chen'-a-ni 
 
 Chen-a-ni'-ah 
 
 Che'-phar Ha-am'- 
 
 mo-nai 
 Cheph-i'-rah 
 Che'-re-as 
 Cher'*-eth.ims 
 Ciier'-eth-ites 
 Chcr'-u-bim 
 Ches'-a-lon 
 Che-suMoth 
 Chil'-le-ab 
 Chi-li'-on 
 Chi'-un 
 Chlo'-e 
 Ciio-ra'-zin 
 Chos-a-me'-us 
 Cho-ze'-ba 
 
 D 
 
 Dab'-a-heh 
 
 Dab'-ba-shelh 
 
 Da'-bri-a 
 
 Da-co'ibi 
 
 Dad*de-U3 
 
 Da'.gon 
 
 Dai'-san 
 
 Dul-a-i'.ah 
 
 Dal'.i.lah 
 
 Dal-ma-nu'-tha 
 
 Dam'-a-ris 
 
 Dam-a. scenes' 
 
 Dan-ja'-an 
 
 Dan'.i-el 
 
 Dan'-o-brath 
 
 Da'.ri.an 
 
 Dath'-e-mah 
 
 Deb'^o-rah 
 
 De-cap'-o-lis 
 
 Ded'-a-nim 
 
 De-ha'-vites 
 
 Del-a-i'-ah 
 
 Del'-i-lah 
 
 De-u'-el 
 
 Deu-ter-on'-o-my 
 
 Dib'-la-im 
 
 Dib'.ri 
 
 Dib'.za-hab 
 
 Di'.drachm 
 
 Di'-dram 
 
 Did'-y-mus 
 
 Dil'-e-an 
 
 Di-mo'-nah 
 
 Di'-na-ites 
 
 Din'-ha-bah 
 
 Di-ot'-re-phes 
 
 Di'-shan 
 
 Diz'-a-hab 
 
 Dod'-a-i 
 
 Dod'.a-nira 
 
 E 
 
 l^'.A-NA3 
 
 E'-bed 
 
 E-bed'-me-lech 
 Eb-en-o'-zer 
 E-bi'.aisaph 
 E-bro'-nah 
 E-ca'-nus 
 Kc-bat'-a-na 
 Ec-clc-si-as'-tea 
 Ec-cle-si-as'-ti-cu3 
 Ed'-rc-i 
 Eg'.la-im 
 Ek'-re.bel 
 Ek'-ron-ites 
 El'-a.dah 
 El'-a.sah 
 El-beth'-el 
 El'-ci.a 
 El'-she-a 
 Rl'.da-ah 
 E'.le-ad 
 E-le-aMeh 
 E-le'-a.sah 
 E-le-a'-zcr 
 E-le-a-zu'-rus 
 El-el-o'-he Is'-ra-el 
 E-leu'-the-rus 
 El-eu-za'-i 
 El-ha'-nan 
 E-li'-ab 
 E.li'-a-da 
 E-!i'-ah 
 Ivli'-a-kim 
 E-li'-a-li 
 E.li'-as 
 E-li'-a-saph 
 E-li'-a.tha 
 Ci -Qi-as 
 E-li-a'-zar 
 lE-li'-dad 
 
166 
 
 Pronouncing and Explanatory Vocabulabt. 
 
 ilf! 
 
 E 
 
 E-li'-a'-zar 
 E'-li-cI 
 
 E-li-u'-na.i 
 E-li'-ha-ba 
 El.i.ho'.reph 
 E-Ii'-hu 
 i E.li'-|ah 
 ! El'.i.ka 
 
 E-Iim'-e-lech 
 j E-li-o-nus 
 El'.i.phal 
 E.lipli'-a-Ieh 
 El'-i-phaz 
 E-liph'-e-Iet 
 E.lis'.n-beth 
 E.li'-sha 
 E.lisli'-a-ma 
 E.lish'-a-phat 
 E-lish'-e-ba 
 El-i-shu'.a 
 E-iis'-i-mus 
 E-Ii-u 
 E.li'-ud 
 E-Iiz'-a-phan 
 El-i-se'-us 
 E-li'-zur 
 El'.ka-nah 
 El'-ko.shite 
 El'-fa-sar 
 El'-mo-dam 
 El'-na.than 
 E'-lon-ites 
 
 E'-lon Beth'-ha-nan 
 
 E'.loth 
 
 El'.pa.al 
 
 El'-pa-let 
 
 El. pa' ran 
 
 Er.te-keh 
 
 E-lu'-za-i 
 
 G 
 
 Ga'.al 
 
 Ga'.asli 
 
 Ga'-ba 
 
 Gab'.a-el 
 
 Gab'-a-tha 
 
 Gab'.bai 
 
 Gab'.ba.tha 
 
 Ga'-bri-as 
 
 Ga'-bri-cl 
 
 Gn d'-a-m 
 
 Gad-a-renes' 
 
 Gad'.di.el 
 
 Ga'-i-us 
 
 G't'-yua 
 
 Gar.a.dad 
 
 Gal'-e-ed 
 
 Gil'-ga-la 
 
 Gil'-i-leo 
 
 Gil'-Ii-o 
 
 Gam'-a-el 
 
 Ga-ma'.li-el 
 
 Gurn'-ma-dims 
 
 Gai'-i-zim 
 
 Guz'-a-bar 
 
 Ga-za'-ra 
 
 Ga'-zath-ites 
 
 Ga-ze'-ra 
 
 Gaz'-ites 
 
 Ged-a-li'-ah 
 
 Ge-de'-rah 
 
 Ged'-e-rite 
 
 Ge-de'-roth 
 
 Ged-e-rotli-a'-im 
 
 Ge-ha'-zi 
 
 Gel'-i-Ioth 
 
 Ge-mal'-Ii 
 
 Gem-a-ri'-ah 
 
 Gc-ne'-zar 
 
 Ge-ties'-a-reth (j) 
 
 Gen'-e-sis 
 
 I, 
 
 G 
 
 Jen'.Q.sia 
 Gen-no'-us 
 Gen-u'-bath 
 Gen'-iiles 
 ^Jen'.tiles 
 Ger'-a-sa 
 Ger'-ga-shi 
 Ger'.ga-shitea 
 Ger.gc-seoea' 
 Ger'-i-zim 
 [Ger'-rin-i-ans 
 Ger-ree'-ana 
 Gesh'-u-ri 
 Geth-o-li'-as 
 
 Geih-sen'-a-no 
 Ge-u'-el 
 
 Gib'-be-lhon 
 
 Gib'-c-ah 
 
 Gid.dal'-ti 
 
 Gid'-e-on 
 
 Gid-e-o'-ni 
 
 Gi'-dom 
 
 Gi'-er Ea'.glo 
 
 Jij'-er Eagle 
 
 Gil'-a-lai 
 
 Gil'-bo.a 
 
 Gi!'.e-ad 
 
 Gi'-lo-nito 
 
 Gi'-nath 
 
 Gin'-ne-tho 
 
 Gir'-ga-shi 
 
 Git'-ta-im 
 
 Gi'-zo iiite 
 
 Gni'-dus 
 
 Ni'.dus 
 
 Gol'.go-tha 
 
 Go-li'-ah 
 
 Go-mor'-rah 
 
 Go'-pher-vvood 
 
 Gor'-gi-as 
 
Part It. — Section VI. — ScniPiuRE pbop^r names. 169 
 
 H 
 
 Ha-a-hash'-ta-ri 
 
 Ha-bni'-ah 
 
 Hab'-a-l<ulc 
 
 Hab-a-zi-ni'.ah 
 
 Ha-ber'-ge-on 
 
 Hach-a-li'-ah 
 
 Hach'-i-lah 
 
 Hach'-mo-ni 
 
 Had-ad e'-zer 
 
 Had'-u-shah 
 
 Ha-das'-sa 
 
 ria-dat'-tah 
 
 Had'.la-i 
 
 Ha-do'-ram 
 
 Hag'-a-bah 
 
 Hag'-a-i 
 
 Ha-gar-enes' 
 
 Hag'.ga-i 
 
 Ilag'-ge-ri 
 
 Hag-gi'-ah 
 
 Ha'-i 
 
 Hak'-ka-tan 
 
 Ha-ku'.pha 
 
 Hal.le.lu'.jah 
 
 Hal'Ie-lu'-yah 
 
 Hal-lo'-esh 
 
 Ham-med'>a-tha 
 
 Ham'-e.lech 
 
 Ham'-i-tal 
 
 Ham-mol'-e-keth 
 
 Ilam'-o-nah 
 
 Ha-mu'-el 
 
 Ha-mu'-tal 
 
 Ha-nam'-e-el 
 
 Han'-a-ni 
 
 Han-a-ni'-ah 
 
 Han'-i-el 
 
 Han'-na-lhon 
 
 Han'-ni-el 
 
 Ha'noch-ites 
 
 H 
 
 Unph-a-ra'-im 
 
 Har'-a-duh 
 
 Har-a-i' ah 
 
 Ila'-ra-rilo 
 
 llar-bo'-nah 
 
 Mar'-ha.ta 
 
 Har'-ne-plier 
 
 Har'-o-efi 
 
 Ha'-ro-rite 
 
 Har'-o.sheth 
 
 Ha-ru'-maph 
 
 Ha-ru'-phite 
 
 Has-a-di'-ah 
 
 Has-e-nu'-ah 
 
 [Jash-a-bi'-ah 
 
 Hash-ab'-nah 
 
 Hash-ab-ni'-ah 
 
 FIash-bad'.a>na 
 
 Hash-mo'-nah 
 
 tia-shu'-pha 
 
 Has-se-na'-ah 
 
 Ha-su'-pha 
 
 Ha'-tach 
 
 Ha'-tack 
 
 Mat'-i-ta 
 
 Ilat-li'-pha 
 
 Hav'-i-Iah 
 
 Haz'-a-el 
 
 Ha-zai'-ah 
 
 Ha'-zar Hal'-ti-con 
 
 Ha-za'-roth 
 
 Ha'.zel El-po'-ni 
 
 Ha-ze'-rim 
 
 Ha-ze'-rolh 
 
 Haz'-e-zon Ta'-mar 
 
 ria'-zi-el 
 
 Haz'-u-bah 
 
 He'-brevvs 
 
 He'-broa 
 
 He'-bron-ites 
 
 Ja'.a.kan 
 
 Ja.ak'.o-bah 
 
 Ja-a'-lah 
 
 Ja'-a-nai 
 
 Ja-ar-e-or'-a.gim 
 
 Ja-as-a-ni'-a 
 
 Ja'>a.sau 
 
 Ja-a'-si.el 
 
 Ja-a'-zah 
 
 Ja-az-a-ni'-ah 
 
 Ja-a'-zar 
 
 Ja-a-zi'*ah 
 
 Ja-a'-zi-el 
 
 Jab'-ne-el 
 
 Ja-cu'.bus 
 
 Jad.du'-a 
 
 Ja-ha'-le-el 
 
 Ja-lial'-e-lel 
 
 Ja-ha'-zah 
 
 Ja-ha-zi'-ah 
 
 j\i-ha'-zi-el 
 
 Jah'.da-i 
 
 Jnh'-di-el , 
 
 Jah'-le-el 
 
 Jah'-ma-i 
 
 Jah'-ze-el 
 
 Jali'-zi-el 
 
 Jah'-ze-el-ites 
 
 Jah'-ze-rah 
 
 Ja'-i-rus Ja'-er-Vi 
 
 Jam'-na-an 
 
 Jarn'-ni-a 
 
 Ja-no'-hah 
 
 Ja-phi'-ah 
 
 Japh'-le-ti 
 
 Jar-c-si'-ah 
 
 Ja-ro'-ah 
 
 Jas'-a-el 
 
 Ja-sho'-be-am 
 
 Jash'-ub 
 
160 Pronouncing and Explanatory Vocabot.art. 
 
 Jash'.u-bi Le'-hem 
 
 Jash'.ub.ites 
 
 Ja'-si-el 
 
 Ja-su'-bus 
 
 Jath'-ni-el 
 
 Ja'-zi-el 
 
 Ib'.le-am 
 
 Ib-nei'-ah 
 
 Ib-ni'-jah 
 
 Ich'-a-bod 
 
 I-co'-ni-um 
 
 Id'-a'.laii 
 
 Id'-u.el 
 
 Id-u-mse'-a 
 
 Id-u-mee'-ans 
 
 Je'>a-rim 
 
 Je-at'-e-rai 
 
 Je-ber-e-chi'.ah 
 
 Je-bu'-si 
 
 Jeb'*u-sites 
 
 Jec-a-mi'-ah 
 
 Jec-o-ni'-ah 
 
 Je-dai'.ah 
 
 Jed-de'-us 
 
 Je-dei'-ah 
 
 Je-di'-a.el 
 
 Jed'-i-ah 
 
 Jcd>e-di'-ah 
 
 Je'-di-el 
 
 Jed-u-thum 
 
 Je-e'-U 
 
 Je-e'-zep 
 
 Je-e'-zer-ites 
 
 Je'-gar Sa-ha-du'-tha 
 
 Je-ha'-le-el 
 
 Je-hal'-e-iel 
 
 Je-ha'-zi-el 
 
 Jeh-dei'-ah 
 
 Je-hei'-el 
 
 Je>hez'>«'kel 
 
 K 
 
 Kab'-ze-el 
 
 Ka'-desh Bar'-ne-a 
 
 Kad'-mi-el 
 
 Kal'-Ia-i 
 
 Ka-re'-ah 
 
 Kar'-ka-a 
 
 Kar'-na-im 
 
 Ked'-e-mah 
 
 Ke-hel'-a-thah 
 
 Kei'-lah 
 
 Ke-lai-ah 
 
 Kel'.i-ta 
 
 Kel'-kath-ha-zu'-rim 
 
 Kem'-u-el 
 
 Ken'-ites 
 
 Ken'-niz-zites 
 
 Ker-en-hap'-puch 
 
 Ker-en-hap'-puk 
 
 Ke'-ri-oth 
 
 Ke-tu'-ra 
 
 Ke-zi'-a 
 
 Kib'-ra-itn 
 
 Kir-har'-a-seth 
 
 Kir'-he-resh 
 
 Kir'.jath A'-ri-us 
 
 Kir'-jath Je'-a-rim 
 
 Kir'-i-oth 
 
 Kish'.i 
 
 Kish'-i-on 
 
 Ko'-a 
 
 Kush-ai'-ah 
 
 La'-a-dah 
 
 La'-a.dan 
 
 Lab'-a-na 
 
 La-cu'-nus 
 
 La-hai'-roi 
 
 Lap'-i-doth 
 
 La-se'-a 
 
 La-gha'-ron 
 
 Las'-the-nes 
 
 Laz'-a-rua 
 
 Leb'a-nah 
 
 Leb'-a-non 
 
 Leb'-a.oth 
 
 Leb.be'-U3 
 
 Le-bo'-nah 
 
 Le'-ha-bim 
 
 Lem'-u-el 
 
 Le-tu'-shim 
 
 Le-vi'-a-than 
 
 Le-vit'-i-cus 
 
 Le-um'-min 
 
 Lib'.a*nus 
 
 Lyb'-i-a 
 
 Lig-nal'.oes 
 
 Li'-gure 
 
 Lo.am'.mi 
 
 Lod'-e-bar 
 
 Lo'-is 
 
 Lo Ru'-ha-mah 
 
 Loth-a-su'-bus 
 
 Lu'-ci-fer 
 
 Lu'-ci-us 
 
 Ly'-a-o'-ni-a 
 
 Lyd'-i-a 
 
 Ly-sa'-ni-as 
 
 Lys'-i-a 
 
 lAzh'-'i'OL 
 
 Lys'-i-as 
 
 Lys'-tra 
 
 M 
 
 Ma'-a-cah 
 
 Ma-ach'-a-thi 
 
 Ma-ach'*a*thites 
 
 ^fa-ad'-ai 
 
 IVfa-a-di'.ah 
 
 iijf« «' : 
 
 Part II 
 
 M 
 
 •al'-eh A-c; 
 
 )im 
 
 ,'-a-nai 
 
 i'.a-rath 
 
 i.a.sei'«ah 
 
 I'-ath 
 
 i-a-zi'-ah 
 
 ib'-da-i 
 
 ic'-a-lon 
 
 ac'-ca-bees 
 
 ic-ca-bee'-us 
 
 ich'-be-nah 
 
 ich'-be-nai 
 
 ich-he'-loth 
 
 chir 
 
 •chir-ites 
 ich-na-de'-b 
 ich-pe'-lah 
 . •'-cron 
 id'-a-i 
 .di'-a-bun 
 -di-an 
 d-man'-nah 
 i-e'-lus 
 ig'-da-la 
 ig'-da-len 
 (g-da-le'-ne 
 ig'-di-el 
 I'-gar Mis'- 
 ig'-pi-ash 
 I'-ha-lah 
 Le-an'-noth 
 I'-ha-lath 
 Mas'-chil 
 i-ha'-le-el 
 i'r.ha-li 
 i-ha-na'-im 
 I'-ha-neh II 
 i'-ha-n©m 
 «har'*a*i 
 
 
 
Paet II. — Section VI. — Scripture proper names. 161 
 
 M 
 
 -al'-eh A-crab'- 
 )im 
 
 I'-a-nai 
 i'.a-rath 
 i.a-sei'«ah 
 I'-ath 
 i-a-zi'-ah 
 ib'-da-i 
 ic'-a-lon 
 Bic'-ca-bees 
 ic-ca-bee'-us 
 ich'-be-nah 
 ich'-be-nai 
 ich-he'-loth 
 I'-chir 
 I'-chir-ites 
 ich-na-de'-bai 
 ich-pe'-lah 
 .. •/-cron 
 jid'-a-i 
 ; .di'-a-bun 
 -di-an 
 d-man'-nah 
 ue'-lus 
 ig'-da-la 
 ig'.da-len 
 ig-da-le'-ne 
 ig'-di-el 
 
 I'-gar Mis'-sa-bib 
 ig'-pi-ash 
 I'-ha-lah 
 Le-an'-noth 
 I'.ha-lath 
 Mas'-chil 
 i-ha'-le-el 
 i'r.ha-li 
 i-ha-na'-im 
 
 ha-neh Dan 
 I'-ha-nem 
 «har'«a*i 
 
 
 
 Ma'-ha-vites 
 
 Ma-ha'-zi-oth 
 
 MW-her-shal'-al- 
 
 hash'-baz 
 Mai-an'.e-as 
 Mak-e'-loth 
 Mak.ke'-dah 
 Mal'-a-chi 
 Mal-chi'-ah 
 Mal'-chi-el 
 Mal'-chi-el-ites 
 Mal-chi'-jah 
 Mal-chi-shu'-ah 
 Mal'-lo-thi 
 iVf -mai'-as 
 Mim-ni-ta-nai'-raus 
 Mam'-re 
 Ma-mu'.cus 
 Man'-a-en 
 Man'-a-hath 
 Ma-na'-heth-ites 
 Man-as-se'-as 
 Ma.nas'-seh 
 Ma>nas'<sites 
 Man-ha-na'-im 
 Ma-no'-ah 
 Ma'-rah 
 Mar'-a.lah 
 Mar-a-nath'-a 
 Mar.do-che'-us 
 Ma-re'-shah 
 Mar'.i-sa 
 Mar'-re-kah 
 Mar'-se-na 
 Mas'-e-loth 
 Mas'-re-kah 
 Mas-si-as 
 Mat'-tan-ah 
 Mat-tan4'-ah 
 MaV-ta-thfk 
 
 M 
 
 Mat*ta-thi'-a8 
 
 Mat-te-na'-i 
 
 Mat-the'>las 
 
 Mat-thi'.as 
 
 Mat.ti.thi'.ah 
 
 Maz>i-ti'-as 
 
 Maz.za'-roth 
 
 Me>a'-ni 
 
 Me-a'-rah 
 
 Me-bu'-nai 
 
 Mech'-e-rath 
 
 Mech'.e-rath.it8 
 
 Med'.a.lah 
 
 Med'-e-ba 
 
 Me'-di-a 
 
 ke-e'-da 
 
 Me-gid'-don 
 
 Me-ha'-Ii 
 
 Me-het'-a-bel 
 
 Me-hi'-da 
 
 Me-hol'-ath-ite 
 
 Me-hu^man 
 
 Me-hu'^-nims 
 
 Me-jar'>kon 
 
 Mek'-o-nah 
 
 Mel-a-ii'-ah 
 
 Mel-chi'-ah 
 
 Mel-chi'-as 
 
 Mel'-chi-el 
 
 Mel-chis'-e-dek 
 
 Mel-chi-shu'-a 
 
 Me-le'-a 
 
 Mel'-li-cu 
 
 Mel'-i.ta 
 
 lVfe-mu'.can 
 
 Men'-a-hem 
 
 Me'-ne 
 
 Men'-o-thai 
 
 Me-on'-e-nem 
 
 M6ph'4i«ftth 
 
162 Pronouncing and Bxplanatoey Vocabularit. 
 
 Par' 
 
 M 
 
 Me>phib'.o-sheth 
 Mer-a-i'-ah 
 Me-rai'-oth 
 Mer'-a-ri 
 Mer'-a-rites 
 Mer-a-tha'-im 
 Mer'-e-moth 
 Mer'-iobah 
 Mer-i-bah Ea'-desh 
 Me-rib'-ba-al 
 Mer'-i-moth 
 Me-ro'-dach 
 BaV-a-dan 
 Me-ron'-o-thite 
 Me'-sech 
 Me'-sek 
 Me'-shech 
 Me'shek 
 
 Mesh-el-e-mi'-ah 
 Mesh-ez'-a-beel 
 Mesh-il-la'-mith 
 Mesh-il'-le-moth 
 Me-sho'-bah 
 Me-shur-latn 
 Me-shul'-le-Tnith 
 Mes'-o-bah 
 Mes'.o-ba-ite 
 Mes-o-po-ta'-mi-a 
 Mes-si'-ah 
 Me-te'-rus 
 Meth'-re-datb 
 Me-thu'-sa-el 
 Me-thu'-se-lah 
 Me-u'-nim 
 Mez'-a-hab 
 Mi'-a-miu 
 Mi-cai'-ah 
 Mi-chai'-ah 
 Mich'-mas 
 Mik'.nuu 
 
 M 
 
 Mich'-me-thah 
 
 Mich'-ri 
 
 Mid'.i-an 
 
 Mig'.da-lel 
 
 Mij'-a-min 
 
 Mik-nei'-ah 
 
 Mil-a-la'-i 
 
 Mi-ni'-a-min 
 
 Mir'-i-am 
 
 Mish'-a-el 
 
 mi'-she-al 
 
 Mish'-ma 
 
 Miah-man'-na 
 
 Mish'-ra-ites 
 
 Mis'.pe-reth 
 
 Mis'-ra-im 
 
 Mis'-re-photh-ma'-im 
 
 Mith'-cah 
 
 Mith'-ri.dath 
 
 Miz'-ra-im 
 
 Mna'-soD 
 
 Na'-son 
 
 Mo'-ab 
 
 Mo'-ab-ites 
 
 Mo-a-di'-ah 
 
 Mol'.a-dah 
 
 Mo'-lech 
 
 Mo'.lek 
 
 Mo'-loch 
 
 Mo'-lok 
 
 Mo-o-si'-as 
 
 Mo'-rash-ite 
 
 Mo'-ras-thite 
 
 Mor'-de-cai 
 
 Mor'-esh-eth Gatb 
 
 Mo-ri'-ah 
 
 Mo-se'-ra 
 
 Mo-so'-roth 
 
 Mo'-ses 
 
 Mo''te$ 
 
 M 
 
 Mo-sol'-lam 
 
 Mo-sul'-la-mon 
 
 Mu'-shi 
 
 Mu'-shites 
 
 Muth'-lab-ben 
 
 My'.ra 
 
 Myt-e-le'-ne 
 
 N 
 
 Na'-am 
 
 Na'-a-mah 
 
 Na'-a-man 
 
 Na'-a-ma-thiter 
 
 Na'-a-mites 
 
 Na'-a-rah 
 
 Na'-a-rai 
 
 Na'-a-ran 
 
 Na'-a-rath 
 
 Na-ash'-on 
 
 Na'-a-thus 
 
 Nab-a-ri'-as 
 
 Na-ba-the'-ans 
 
 Na'-bath-ites 
 
 Na'-both 
 
 Na-dab'-a-the 
 
 Na-ha'.li-el 
 
 Na-hal'.lal 
 
 Na'.ha-lol 
 
 Na-ham'-a-ni 
 
 Na-har'-a-i 
 
 Na'.ha-bi 
 
 Na'-i-dus 
 
 Nai'-oth 
 
 Na-ne'-a 
 
 Na'-o-mi 
 
 Naph'-i-si 
 
 Naph'.tha-li 
 
 Naph'-tu-him 
 
 Na-than'.a-el 
 
 Nath-a-ni'-as 
 
 Na'-ve 
 
 Na'-um 
 
 Naz-a-rene 
 
 Naz-a-rene 
 
 Naz'-a-reth 
 
 Naz'-a-rite 
 
 Ne-a-ri'-ah 
 
 Neb'-a-i 
 
 Ne-bai'-oth 
 
 Ne-ba'-joth 
 
 Ne-bal'-lat 
 
 Neb-u-cha( 
 
 Neb-u.cho( 
 
 Neb-u-cha( 
 
 Neb-u-chai 
 
 Nfcb-u-zar' 
 
 Ne-co'-dan 
 
 Ned-a.bi'-£ 
 
 Ne-e-mi'-a 
 
 Neg'-i-noti 
 
 Ne-hel'-a-i 
 
 Ne-he-mi'- 
 
 Ne-hush'-ti 
 
 Ne-hush'-ti 
 
 Ne'-i-el ' 
 
 Ne'.keb 
 
 Ne-ko'-da 
 
 Nem-u'-el 
 
 Nem-u'-el- 
 
 Ne'.phi 
 
 Ne-pbish'- 
 
 Neph'-tha- 
 
 Nep'-tho-a 
 
 Neph'-tu-ii 
 
 ^e-pbu'-sii 
 
 Ne'-re-u8 
 
 Ner'-gal £ 
 
 Ne-than'-€ 
 
 Neth-a-ni' 
 
 Neth'-i-nir 
 
Part Ilr-^CTioN VI.---Sc»ipture peopee nauss. 
 
 IQS 
 
 N 
 Na'-ve 
 Na'-um 
 Naz-a-rene' 
 Naz-a-renes' 
 Naz'-a-reth 
 Naz'-a-rite 
 Ne-a-ri'-ah 
 Neb'-a-i 
 Ne-bai'-oth 
 Ne-ba'-joth 
 Ne-bal'-lat 
 N eb-u-chad-nez'-zar 
 Neb-u-chod-on'-o-sor 
 Neb-u -chad-rez'-zar 
 Neb-u-chas'-ban 
 Nfcb-u-zar'-a-dan 
 Ne-co'-dan 
 Ned-a-bi'-ah 
 Ne-e-mi'-as 
 Neg'-i-noth 
 Ne-hel'-a-mite 
 Ne-he-mi'-ah 
 Ne-hush'-tah 
 Ne-hush'.tan 
 Ne'-i-el ' 
 Ne'.keb 
 Ne-ko'-da 
 Nem-u'-el 
 Nem-u'-el-ites 
 Ne'.phi 
 
 Ne-phish'-e-sim 
 Neph'-tha-li 
 Nep'-tho-ah 
 Neph'-tu-im 
 ^e-pbu'-sim 
 Ne'-re-us 
 
 Ner'-gal Sha-re'-zar 
 Ne-than'-e-el 
 Neth-a-ni'-ah 
 Neth'-i-nims 
 
 N 
 
 Ne-to'.phah 
 Ne-toph'-a-thites 
 Ne zi'-ah 
 Nic-o-de'-mus 
 Nic-o-la'-i-tanes 
 Nin'-e-veh 
 Nin'-e-vites 
 Nis'-roch . 
 Nis'-rok 
 No-a-di'-ah 
 No'-ah, or No'-e 
 No'-e-ba 
 Nom'-a-des 
 No'-phah 
 No-me'-ni-us 
 Nym'-phas 
 
 O 
 
 Ob-a-di'-ah 
 
 O'-chi-el 
 
 Oc-i-de'-lus 
 
 Os-i-de' -Itis 
 
 Oc'-i-na 
 
 Os'-i-na 
 
 O.dol'.lam 
 
 Od-on-ar'-kes 
 
 Ol'-a-mus 
 
 O-lym'-phas 
 
 Om-a-e'-rus 
 
 O-nes'-i-mus 
 
 On-e-siph'-o-rus 
 
 O-ni'-a-res 
 
 O-ni'-aa 
 
 O-ny'-as 
 
 On'-y-cha 
 
 On'-e-ka 
 
 O'.nyx 
 
 O-ri'-on 
 
 Or'-phah 
 
 O 
 
 Or>tho-si'.as 
 
 O-sai'-as 
 
 0-se'«as 
 
 O'-see 
 
 O'-she-a 
 
 Os'-pray 
 
 Os'-si.frage 
 
 Oth'.ni 
 
 Oth'-ni-el 
 
 Oth-o-ni'-as 
 
 O-zi'-as . 
 
 O'-zi-el 
 
 O-zo'-ra 
 
 Pa'-a-rai 
 
 Pa'-gi-el 
 
 Pa'-hath Mo'-ab 
 
 Pa'-i 
 
 Pal'-es-tine 
 
 Pal'.ti-el 
 
 Pan'-nag 
 
 Par'-a-dise 
 
 Par-mash'-ta 
 
 Par'-me-nas 
 
 Par-shan'-da-tha 
 
 Par'-u-ah 
 
 Par-va'-im 
 
 Paa-dam'-min 
 
 Pa-se'-ah 
 
 Pash'.ur 
 
 Pas'-o-ver 
 
 Pat'-a-ra 
 
 Pa.te'-o-li 
 
 Pa-the'-us 
 
 Path'-ros 
 
 Path-ru'-sim 
 
 Pat'-ro-bas 
 
 Pa'-u 
 
 Ped'-a-hel 
 
164 
 
 PRONoimcmo and Explanatory Vocabulary. 
 
 P 
 
 Ped'-ah-zur 
 
 Ped-ai'-ah 
 
 Pek-a-hi'-ah 
 
 Pel-a-i'-ah 
 
 Pel-a-ti'-ah 
 
 Pe-Ii'-as 
 
 Pel'-o-nite 
 
 Pe-ni'-e! 
 
 Pe-nin'-nah 
 
 Pen'-ni-nah 
 
 Pen-tap'-o-lfs 
 
 Pen'-ta-teuch. 
 
 Pen'.ta-teuk 
 
 Pen'-te-cost 
 
 JPen'-ie'Coaat 
 
 Per'-a-zim 
 
 Per'.ga-mos 
 
 Pe-ri'-da 
 
 Per'-iz-zites 
 
 Per'-me-nas 
 
 Per-u'-da 
 
 Peth-a-hi'-ah 
 
 Pe.thii'-el 
 
 Pe-ul'-thai 
 
 Phac'-a-reth 
 
 Phai'-sur 
 
 Phal-dai'-us 
 
 Pha-le'-as 
 
 Phal'-ti-el 
 
 Pha-nu'.el 
 
 Phar'-a.cim 
 
 Pha'-ra-oh 
 
 Fa'.ro 
 
 Phar-a-tho'-ni- 
 
 Phar'-i-sees 
 
 Phar'-phar 
 
 Phar'-zites 
 
 Pha-se-ah 
 
 i'ha-se'-lis 
 
 Phas'-i-ron 
 
 P 
 
 Phe.ni'-ce 
 
 Phib'-e-seth 
 
 Phi-lar'-ches 
 
 Phi-Ie'-mon 
 
 Phi-le'.tus 
 
 Phi-Iis'-ti-a 
 
 Phi.lis'-tim 
 
 Phi-Iis'-tines 
 
 FLlis'-tins 
 
 Phi-lol'-o-gus 
 
 Phil-o-me'-tor 
 
 Phin'-e-as 
 
 Phin'-e-has 
 
 Phy-gel'-Iua 
 
 Phy.lac'-te-rics 
 
 Pi-ha-hi'-roth 
 
 Pil'-e-tha 
 
 Pil'-tai 
 
 Pir'-a-thon 
 
 Pir'-a-thon.ite 
 
 Poch'.e-reth 
 
 Pon'-ti-us Pi'-late 
 
 Por'-a-tha 
 
 Pot'-i-phar 
 
 Po-tiph'-e-ra 
 
 Proch-o-rus 
 
 Pu'-ti-el 
 
 Py'-garg 
 
 R 
 
 Ra'-a-mah 
 
 Ra-a-mi'-ah 
 
 Ra-am'-ses 
 
 Rab-bo'-ni 
 
 Rab'-sa-ces 
 
 Rab'-sa-ris 
 
 Rab'-sha-keh 
 
 Rad'-da-i 
 
 Rag'.u-a 
 
 [Ra-gu'-el 
 
 a-math-a-im 
 Ram'-a-them 
 
 a'-math-ite 
 
 a>me-se8 
 
 |Ra-mi'.ah 
 
 Ra'.pha-eJ 
 
 \Ra'-phel 
 
 Raph'-a-im 
 
 |Rath'.u-mu3 
 
 '•a-i'-ah 
 
 -bec'-ca 
 Re'-chab-ites 
 
 -el-ai'-ah 
 Re.el-i'.as 
 Ree-sai'-as 
 Re-gem, the g hard 
 Re.gem'-aie-lech 
 Re-ha-bi'.ah 
 Re-ho-bo'-am 
 Re-ho'-both 
 Re'.i 
 
 Rem-a-li'-ah 
 ^eph-a-i'-ah 
 eph'-a-im 
 Reph'-a-ims 
 iReph'-i-dim 
 
 ■sheph 
 — - u 
 Reu'-ben 
 Re-u'-el 
 
 Rhe' 
 
 •a 
 
 R& 
 
 Rh< 
 Re' 
 Rhod' 
 
 ■gi-um 
 
 'je-um 
 
 5'-sa 
 
 •sa 
 
 ■o-cus 
 
 
 Ri'-phath 
 
 Ry'-fath 
 
 Ro-ee'.lirr 
 
 Roh 
 Ro'- 
 Ro'. 
 Ro-r 
 Ru'. 
 Rus' 
 Ruth 
 Rooii 
 
 SA'BJ 
 
 Sab'.j 
 
 Sab'-j 
 
 Sab.b 
 
 Sab.b( 
 
 Sa-be' 
 
 Sab'-t. 
 
 Sad-a. 
 
 Sad-d€ 
 
 Sad-di 
 
 Sa-ha.( 
 
 Sal.a-s 
 
 Sa-Ia'-i 
 
 SalMa- 
 
 Sal-lu'. 
 
 Sal-mo' 
 
 Sa-Io'-n 
 
 Sam'-a- 
 
 Sa-mai' 
 
 Sa-ma'-: 
 
 Sa-mar' 
 
 Sam'-a-l 
 
 Sa-mei'. 
 
 Samp'-s{ 
 
 Sam'-ii-e 
 
 Sau-a.ba 
 
 San'-a-si 
 
 San-ba!'- 
 
 San'-he-c 
 
 San-san'- 
 
LAST. 
 
 R 
 
 -a'-im 
 
 hem 
 
 i-ite 
 
 es 
 
 h 
 
 )] 
 
 m 
 
 % 
 
 ites 
 ih 
 
 'he g hard 
 
 (le-lech 
 
 ah 
 
 am 
 
 h 
 
 ih 
 ih 
 
 s 
 1 
 
 ^«T n.-SBo„o» VI._Sc«PTrM «om »A«,. 
 
 166 
 
 
 R 
 
 Roh'.ffah 
 
 Ro'-ga 
 
 Ro'.i.mus 
 
 Ro-man-ti-e'-zer 
 
 Ru'-ha-mah 
 
 Rus'.ti.cus 
 
 Ruth 
 
 Booth 
 
 S 
 
 Sa-bac-tha'-ni 
 
 Sab'-a-oth 
 
 Sab'-a-tus 
 
 Sab.ba-the'-us 
 
 Sab-be'-us 
 
 Sa-be'-ans 
 
 Sab'-te-cha 
 
 Sad-a-mi'-as 
 
 Sad-de'-us 
 
 Sad-du-cees 
 
 Sa-ha-du'-tha Je'. 
 
 Sal-a-sad'-a-i 
 
 Sa-Ia-thi-eJ 
 
 SalMa-i 
 
 Sal-lu'-mus 
 
 Sal-mo'-ne 
 
 Sa-Io'-me 
 
 Sam'-a-el 
 
 Sa-mai'-as 
 
 Sa-ma'-ri.a 
 
 Sa-mar'-i-tans 
 
 Sam'-a-tus^ 
 
 Sa-mei'-us 
 
 Samp'-sa-mes 
 Sam'-ii-el 
 
 Sau.a.bas-sa-rus 
 San'-a-aib 
 
 San-bai'-lat 
 
 San'-he-drim 
 
 San-san'-nah 
 
 JSaph-a-ti'-as 
 
 Saph'-ir 
 
 Sa'-pheth 
 
 [Sap.phi'-ra 
 
 ISap'-phire 
 
 Sar-a-bi'-as 
 
 Sa'.ra, or Sa'-rai 
 
 Sar-a-i'-ah 
 
 [Sa-rai'-as 
 
 ISa-ram'-a-el 
 
 ISar'-a-mel 
 
 ISar-ched'-o-nus 
 
 ISar'-de-us 
 
 Sar'-di.us 
 
 ISar'-do-nyx 
 
 [Sa'-re-a 
 
 Sa-rep'-ta 
 
 iSa-ro'-thi 
 
 Sar-se'-chim 
 iSath.ra-baz'-nes 
 gar path-ra-bou-za'-nes 
 Sav-a-ran 
 iSa'-vi-as 
 ISce-va 
 ]Se''Va 
 jSche'-chom 
 
 Scyth'-i.ans 
 
 \Syth'-i.ans 
 
 Scy-ihop'-o-Iis 
 
 Scyth-o.pol'-i-tans 
 Sec'-a-cah 
 
 Sech-e-ni'-as 
 
 Sed-e-ci'-as 
 
 \Sed-e.si'.as 
 
 [Se'-i-rath 
 
 Se'-ia Ham-mah-le'- 
 J koth 
 
 jdel-e-mi'-as 
 
 |Sem-a-chi'.ah 
 
 ITa-a-nach 
 Ta'-a-nach Shi' 
 Tab'-ba-oth 
 Ta'.be-el 
 Ta-ber-Ii-us 
 Tab'-i-tha 
 Tab'-ri-mon 
 Tach'-mo-nite 
 Ta-haph'-a-nes 
 Ta-hap'.e-nes 
 Tah'-pe-nes 
 Tah'-re-a 
 Tal'.i.tha Cu'-mi 
 Tal'-mai 
 
 Tan'-hu-meth 
 
 Taph'-e-nes 
 
 Tap'-pu-ah 
 
 Tar'-a-lah 
 
 -re-a 
 iTar'-pel-ites 
 Tar-shi'-si 
 'Tat'-na-i 
 jTeb-a-li'-ah 
 
 Te.haph'-ne-he» 
 
 Te-hin-nah 
 
 Te-ko'-a 
 
 Te-ko'-ites 
 
 Tel'-a-bib 
 
 Tel'-a-im 
 
 Te-las'.sar 
 
 Tel-ha-re-sha 
 
 Te]-har'-sa 
 
 Tel'-me-la 
 
 Tel'-me.lah 
 
 Tem'-a-ni 
 
 Te'-man-ites 
 
 Tem'-e-ni 
 
 JTer'-a.phim 
 
 iTer'-ti-us 
 
 Ter''she-tu 
 
 -lo 
 
166 
 
 PE05ovirom<i amd Bzplanatokt Vuoabulabt. 
 
 T 
 
 Ter-tul'-lus 
 
 Tet'-rarch 
 
 Thad-de'-us 
 
 Tham'-na-tha 
 
 The-co'.e 
 
 The-ias'-ser 
 
 The-ler'-sas 
 
 The-oc'-a-nus 
 
 The-od'.o-tus 
 
 The^oph'-i-lus 
 
 Ther'-me.leth 
 
 Thes-sa-lo-ni'-ca 
 
 Thim'-na-thath 
 
 Thom'-o-i 
 
 Thra-se'-as 
 
 Thum'-mim 
 
 Thy-a-ti'-ra 
 
 Ti-be'-ri-as 
 
 Tig'-lath Pi-le'-ser 
 
 Ti.me'-lua 
 
 Tim'-na-thah 
 
 Ti-mo'-the-us 
 
 7Vm'-o.%, (Eng.) 
 
 V 
 
 Va-jez'-a-tha 
 
 Va-ni'-ah 
 
 Vash'-ti 
 
 U 
 
 U'-la-i 
 
 U-phar'-ain 
 
 Ur'-ba-ne 
 
 [J.ri'-ah 
 
 U'-ri-el 
 
 U-ri'-jah 
 
 U'-rim 
 
 U'-tba-i 
 
 U'-za-i 
 
 Uz-zi'-el 
 
 Uz-zi'-el-i<v.s 
 
 Xan'-thi-cus 
 Xe'-ne-as 
 Xer-o-pha'-gi-a 
 Xe-rol'-y-be 
 
 Z 
 
 Za-a-na'-im 
 
 Za'-a-man 
 
 Za-a-nan'-nim 
 
 Za'-a-van 
 
 Zab-a-dee'.ans 
 
 Zab-a-dai'-as 
 
 Zab'-bai 
 
 Zab-de'-us 
 
 Zab'.di.el 
 
 Za-bi'-na 
 
 Zab'.u.lon 
 
 Zac'-ca-i 
 
 Zach-a-ri'-ah 
 
 Zac-che'-us 
 
 Zak.ke'-us 
 
 Zal-mo'-nah 
 
 ZaI-mun'-nah 
 
 Zam-xum'-mims 
 
 Za-no'-ah 
 
 Zaph-nath-pa-a-ne'-ah 
 
 Zar'-a-ces 
 
 Zar-a-i'-as 
 
 Za'-re-ah 
 
 Za'-re-ath-ites 
 
 Zar'-e-phalh 
 
 2lar'-e-tan 
 
 Zar'-ta-nah 
 
 Zath'-o-e 
 
 Za-thu'.i 
 
 Zeb-a-di'-ah 
 
 Ze-ba'-im 
 
 Zeb'-e-dee 
 
 Ze-bi'-na 
 
 Ze-bo'-im 
 
 Ze.bu'-da 
 
 Zeb'-u-lon 
 
 Zeb'-u-lon-ites 
 
 Zech-a-ri'-ah 
 
 Ze-de-ki'-ah 
 
 Ze-lo'-phe-ad 
 
 Ze-lo'-tes 
 
 Zem-a-ra'-im 
 
 Zem'-a-iiio 
 
 Ze-mi'-ra 
 
 Ze-or'-im 
 
 Zeph-a-ni'-ah 
 
 Zeph'-a-thah 
 
 Zer-a-hi'-ah 
 
 Zer-a-i'-a 
 
 Zer'-e-dah 
 
 Ze-red'-a-tliah 
 
 Zer'-e-rath 
 
 Ze-ru'-ah 
 
 Ze-rub'-ba-bel 
 
 Zeivu-i'.ah 
 
 Zer-vi'-ah 
 
 Zi'.a 
 
 Zib'-e-on 
 
 Zib'-i-on 
 
 Zid-ki'.jah 
 
 Zi-do'-ni-uns 
 
 Zil'-thai 
 
 Ziph'-i-on 
 
 Ziph'-ites 
 
 Zip-po'.rah 
 
 Zo-be'-bah 
 
 Zo'.he-leth 
 
 Zon'-a-ras 
 
 Zo'-phai 
 
 Zo'-re-ah 
 
 Zo-fob'-a-bel 
 
 Zu'-ri-el 
 
 Zu-ri- f had'-da 
 
 Zu'-zims 
 
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IVotloM Of Ooninlock's C^eography. 
 
 " Thw system of General Geography is adapted to the interrogative mode of 
 tuition, embracing also the outlines of an elementary course. Scripture Geo 
 graphy, an introduction to Astronomy, and problems on maps and the globes* 
 It also contains what has heretofore been a desideratum in all our geographies' 
 about eight pages on British America, and appears altogether a very creditable 
 publication, both to the authors and to the publishers." Examiner. 
 
 " yi*®. P'^" ?^ ^^^* ^^""y 'useful work is admirably suitable to the purpose for 
 which It 18 designed, and the execution appears highly satisfactory. We re 
 commend it to the attention of all engaged in the management of schools, in the" 
 full expectation to see it become one of the class books of Canada."~iV^iaffora 
 Chronicle. * 
 
 " Its plan is simple and well arranged, and the work is very comprehensive 
 As a general reference book it is valuable, as it gives the chief statistical fea- 
 turea of every country on the globe."— Toronto Mirror. 
 
 " A good compilation, with the addition of much Canadian matter. Th« 
 Press throughout the province speaks in very laudatory terms regarding this 
 useful publication. We wish it an extensive sale, which, indeed, its in&insic 
 merit deserves."— /Tamf/Zon Journal. 
 
 " A compilation very well adapted for the use of our provincial schools A 
 few pages tevoted to British America have been judiciously introduced into it "— 
 Bittish Canadian. 
 
 Extract of a Letter from the Rso. R. H. Thornton, Superintendent of Ed. 
 ucation for the Township of Whitby, to Mr. Scobie ; 
 
 " I have carefully examined G. & J. Gouinlock's Geography, lately pub 
 hshed by you, and am happy to find it a valuable compendium of geography' 
 both because of the information it contains and of its adaptation to the common 
 schools of the province. The arrangement of the work is good, and such as 
 with the exercises, will almost of necessity lead a teacher, of even small expe-* 
 rieoce, to adopt a tolerably correct method of teaching its contents. 
 
 '• The mode adopted by the c)>mpilers, to give assistance towards a correct 
 pronunciation of the proper names, is simple, and will be highly val- ed by 
 many whose opportunities of acquiring accuracv in their pronunciation have 
 been limited. 
 
 " The value of the work, as a text book for schools, is, I conceive, greatly 
 enhanced by the Outline of Scripture Geography. Something of the kind is 
 esseniml wherever the Scriptures are employed as a reading book; and this 
 work supplies what i have heard many wish to obtain, as an aid to their cen 
 eral perusal of the sacred volume." 
 
 '• This little work embraces a great deal of useful information for schools 
 and we take the opportanity of recommending it to the notice of school com 
 missioners and teachers,— ^tn^«/on Chronicle ^ Gazette. 
 
Notices of Gouinlock's Arithmetic, 
 
 " Formerly, our fellow subjects were wont to condemn worka pf this kind. 
 • ther because they were too much adapted to the currency of the Mother 
 Country, or that of the neighbouring Rebublic, but in the work before us such a 
 happy union of both is maintained by the authors as to demand for it the best 
 attention ot the Canadian public." — London Inquirer. 
 
 " It is truly a practicle system, and we think very properly avoids mixing up 
 the philosophy with the practice of arithmetic, which has been too much the 
 custom since Sir John Lesslie published his celebrated work upon the subject 
 Speculations which we have heard the learned professor descant upon to his 
 advanced classes at the University, we think he would have joined us in deem, 
 ing unfit for beginners, and merely throwing impediments in their way. While 
 Messrs. Gouinlock have confined themselves to the practice, their treatise is as 
 comprehensive as any that we have seen, and well calculated to give the learn 
 or a thorough insight into the science in all Its branches. We can confident- 
 ly recommend it for the use of schools."— Con»«rtJaat)c. 
 
 "For the arrangement of the system, the gradation from the t,asy examples 
 to the more difficult under each rule, and the simple and intelligible language 
 in which the rules themselves are expressed, it deserves the highest praise-- 
 simphcity and perspicuity being the characteristic features of every page In 
 every respect we can honestly recommend it as a class book, which will not 
 suffer by comparison with the best school arithmetics in Great Britain, and it 
 has several advantages over them for Canadian Bchoo]a»— British Colonist. 
 
 " This is the best system of arithmetic that has ever emanated from the Ca. 
 nadian press, and which every British teacher in this colony should hail as a 
 grand desideratum. If tweniy-seven years' experience as a public and private 
 teacher should in any W8^, make me competent to judge, I pronounce it the 
 best arithmetic in British North America, and- think the authors have conferred 
 a boon upon the Canadian public."— (7. Sunley. 
 
 " It contains much information of practicle utility, not to be met withinsim- 
 liar pubhcauons. 1 he materials are well chosen and judiciously arranged I 
 consider it a work of much merit, and particularly well adapted to the instruc 
 tion of pupils designed for commercial pursuits in this province."— Prm./«nJtin». 
 
 "From the number, variety, and selection of the sums, as well as the much 
 needed introduction of the different kinds of current money, and the whole ar 
 rangement of the system, it is my opinion that the authors have conferred a siff' 
 nal benefit upon the comimunity, and merit the approbation and encouragement 
 of teachers and pupils throughout the province."— TAo*. Brown. 
 
 " After a careful examination of G. & J. Gouinlock's Arithmetic, I have 
 the satisfaction of saying that it has, in my view, been excecuted with ability and 
 success. The definitions and rules are simple, perspicuous, and judicious ; and 
 the exercises numerous suitable, and of practicle utility. In treating the Rule 
 of Proportion, great professional skill and discrimination are evinced, by these, 
 lection of the only method of stating the questions that is adapted to supersede 
 the intricate Doctrine of Ratios ; to solve all exercises in that rule, whether direct 
 or inverse, simple or compound ; and to present the anology or statement, with 
 mathematical clearness and consistency. The difficult doctrine of Vulgar and 
 
 
Notices of Gouinlock^s Geography. 
 
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 Extracts of a Letter from Mr. P. Thornton, Superintendent of Schools, 
 Hamilton, to Mr. Scobie : 
 
 Su "^f^® examined the Geography which you have just published, and have 
 
 no hesitation in saying that, as a Canadian School Geography, it is farsupe- 
 
 nor to any that has hitherto been offered to the public. The Scripture Oeogrl 
 
 phy IS a feature which greatly enhances its value in schools where the sacred 
 
 scriptures are perused, and ought to bo a strong recommendation in its favour." 
 
 "This work, of which we highly approve, certainly contains a great quantity 
 
 of topographical and statistical information, most useful to ail who desire to 
 
 R?i.f.K P**"®"^* °^ geography an object of study. The details regarding the 
 
 in l!\, •"°"'r°" *^" «on/'nen^ are very ample, and such as should be 
 
 ISa*esma« "°" ^""^'^ well-regulated school in the province.~5r«c*«'K« 
 
 S.J^'^ '^''!!' "• °^^'?"«'y 'h« result of a great deal of patient labour and 
 wTrem«Hc «hH'°"i ' "' "{f "««/«« "» is simple, progressive, and compendious. 
 ..^I!^ u i^A P'^""'^ ^^''^ ^^^ imparting of the proper pronunciation of 
 andl^^ Jl^'^fu '"^ ' ^"'^ we cordially commend it to Ihe attention of teachers, 
 and this we do the more confidently, as we understand the authors are teach. 
 h« n«» ^j^^P^'i®"*'® and extensive practice themselves, and therefore may 
 nroSZ^n/f ''' ^^ competent judges of what is required to facilitate ^he 
 Ji^nl!),^^®""®" '"'*i'' ""' *"y particular branch of knowledge which may 
 occupy their attention and engage their pens."~^ib7i<reaZ Gazette. 
 
 of Ihl work*"^ °si>"l°.; '?""''* ^'■°"' *^'. *"'"; ^"°^ disappointed on an examination 
 «« sm«n - :.« ^'^"^ ^"^ ^'"°""' '^^"^^'^ information is not often presented in 
 usZLJT^T ""^ T'^'^^'^'i'^'S shape. We shall keep it by us as i 
 useful book of reference."— 51f. Catharines Journal. 
 
 nf "fhl^ll ^^'^''''^X ^daP'ed for the use of British American schools ; the design 
 autior« whn''/''"'"\'"i™?''^^'y ^'^^ '^' design been carried out bn^S 
 moTslo:kHe'^fr ^'^ ''^"'^ °' ''^ P"^"^ °^ '•^^ «"'^«»^ provinces^"- 
 
 We have much pleasure in stating that Messrs. G. & J. Gouinlock who 
 were so very successful in the completion of one of the best ariScseitrnt 
 
 tn h« „ i ^5 ®"* "^""^^ °^ geography as the one before us, which we coniider 
 to be a desideratum mour provincial 8chools.»-5ran</brd Cowner. 
 
 i;«W® m"® q^^k- ^*r°m^ '^"'^ * """"Py ""^ 'his excellent work, by the pub 
 Isher, Mr Scobie of Toronto, which for its comprehensive information and 
 £ TkT'"^"™""'' L« perhaps unequalled; and shows an orig?nX of de 
 ^IncZ./ZT'^T'^ °" '^i' ^°"^'"®"^' •»"* ^hich the author? seem to hav^ 
 L^hZtZI^ ^^^™'"' ^"^ "^'"'"'^ ""^ satisfactorily accomplished "I! 
 
 I 
 
 ^''"*'''* *li!'!!i!l^^5?!!^ "•' Gooi«lock'« Arithmetic. 
 
 oui me colonies. It is a pleasing circumstance to see a work of such marit 
 issuing from the press of Canada."-ffflm,7<on Gazette 
 
Noiieea of GotUnlock'a Ariikmiic. 
 
 DecimaJ Fractions is explained in a masterly manner ; the subject of Kxchang.- 
 includea the currency of this country, and those of the United States ; the funda. 
 mental and more useful rules of Mensuration are well illustrated and explained ; 
 and the part on Book Keeping by Single Entry, coniains a set of books of unu- 
 sual simplicity, adapted to the retail bosinesH of this country, and extended 
 through theperiodofa whol<*venr.— Jam0« 2%om. 
 
 O" A Key to thin AriiHiuwuu has been lately published by G. &, J. Gouin. 
 lock, in which they have keyed all the longest quesdons, to enable the teacher 
 readily to detect etrors in the pupils' operations : and all the most difficult ones, , 
 to assist the private student in their solution, which perhaps he could not other- t 
 wise solve without the aid of a master. { 
 
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sf Bxchangi 
 i ; the fundi, 
 d explained ; 
 ooks of unu- 
 nd extended 
 
 k J. Gouin. 
 B the teacher 
 iiffioult ones, , 
 lid not other.