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An'rcgung , f. pi. -en , incitation ;mentioning, suggestion; in — bringen,to make mention of.

Anreiben, r>. a. ir. to begin to rub; torub a little; to impart by rubbing; (anein Ting) to rub against.

An reihen, v. a. to string; to file on astring; to sew loosely; — (sich) , v. *’•

Anrcinen, v. Anrainen.

An'reißen, v. a. ir. to begin to tear;to tear off; to cut off, to lake off; tosketch, to design.

An'rciten, v. n. ir. (an ein Ding) to rideagainst; to ride up to ; to ride for-ward; to stop on the road; — ,v. a.ir. (Pferde) to break in; übel —, fig*vulg. to fare ill.

Att'reiz, m. - es, impulse, incitement to.An'reizen, v. a. to incite, to instigate,to animate ; to induce.

An'reizung, /. - ,pU- en, incitement,instigation, animation; —smittel,incentive.

An'renncn, v. a. et v. a. ir. to runupon, to fall upon; —, v. n. et v. n. ir.to run against; to approach running;to rush upon, to assail; to take a run;to start; (bei Einem) to meet with anill reception; angerannt kommen , tocome running.

An'richte,/. v. Anrichttisch.An'richten, V. a. to dress, to prepare;(Speisen) to serve in, to serve up, toget ready; to found, toesablish ; fig.to produce, to make, to do; (verursa-chen) to cause, to occasion ; Unheil —,to do mischief. [a dinner etc.

An richtekunst, f the art of dressingAtt'richtloffel, m. -s, pi. pot-ladle,ladle.

An'richtschiisscl, /. pi. -n, dish.An'richttisch, rn. -te,pl. -t, dresser.An'richtung, /. -, dressing.

An riechen^ v. a. ir. to smell at; (EinemEtwas) to know by the smell, to per-ceive by the smell; —, v. n. to emit asmell. [with rings.

Anrmgen, An'ringeln, v. a. to fastenAn ritt, in. - es, approach on horseback;first trial of riding.

An'ritzen, v. a. to make a little slit on.An'rollen, r,. a. (an cm Ding) lo rollagainst; —, v. n. to approach rolling.An'rosten, v. n. to begin to rust; (anein Ding) to cling to by rust.An'rüchig , Anrüchtig, a. rather no-torious, disreputable; tin hohen Grade—, infamous, criminal.

Anrüchigkeit, An'rüchtigkeit,/. »o-

toriousuess, ill name.

3tu v ucfen, Sln'ntdEen, v.n. to drawnear; to come on; to advance; v.a.to bring near to, to move near to.An'rudern, v. n. (an ein Ding) to rowto, to strike against in rowing; an dasUser —, to row a-shore.

An'ruf, in. -iij - 8, pi. -e, summons;

T. action upon appeal.

An rufen, V. a . ir. to call lo; to invoke,to implore; T. to challenge; (einSchiff)to hail \fig. einen um Schutz —, to callupon one for protection; einen zumZeugen —, to call one to witness.Anrufer, m. -s, pi. -, T. appellant.Anrufung, /. pi. - en, invocation;7. appeal; — sgericht, n. court ofappeals.

Anregung — Anschlagen

An'rühnim, v. a. (Einem Etwas) topraise, to commend.

An'rühren , v. a. to touch, to handle;fig. to mention; (mit etwas Flüssigem)to mix, to temper, [mention; mixing.An'ruhruug, /. touch, handling;An's, abbr. (für : an das), to the, to.An'sacken, v. a. to seize, to lay hold of.An'fäen, v. n. to begin to sow; to sowfor the first time.

An füge, /. - , pi. - n, intimation , de-claration, notification, message;—zet-tel, m. note of declaration.

An'fagen, v. n. to say, to repeat; tonotify, to declare; (anmelden) to an-nounce , to denounce; to bring word;(öffentlich) to proclaim, to publish, topromulgate; sage an! speak! sich —lassen , to send word; c'uu Verfamm-lung —, to call a meeting. [a little.An fügen, v. a. to begin to saw, to sawAn'fager, in. -s, pi. messenger, sum-moner.

An'sagUNg, /. -,pl.-tn, notification;(öffentliche) proclamation; (gerichtliche)summoning.

An'süMMeln, v. a. to collect together;

— (sich) , v. r. to accumulate.Ansässig, (i. settled, established.Att'sässigkelt, /. state of being estab-lished, assessment.

An'sütz, in. - es, pi. - satze, putting to orupon; deposit, crust; (angesetzterTHeil)adjoint piece; (eines Blasinftrumentes)mouth-piece; onset, attack; start, run;(zu Etwas) disposition; (derRechnung,re.) rate. [leaven.

Au'sä'umi, t'. a- lo sour; 10 mix withAn'faugen, v. a. ir. to suck; — (sich),v. r. to suck fast; der Blutige! Hal sichangesogen, the leech has taken; —, v.7i. ir. lo begin to suck.

An'füuger, m. -$ , pi. sucking fish.An'füttseln, v. a. to touch, to fan.An'fausen, v.n. to rush on; to buzzagainst. [to bescrape.

An'schüben, v. a. to begin to scrape,An'schüffen, V. a. (Einem Etwas) topurvey, to provide for; to procure, toget in; T. to make provisions; —(sich) , v. r. to furnish one’s self with,lo buy; sich zu viel Waaren —, to over-stock one’s self.

An'schüffen, v. a. ir. (Einem Etwas)to imprint on, to imprint to; an ge-schaffen, innate.

An'schaffer, m. -S, 7 -l. purveyor,furnisher, procurer, provider; T. re-mitter.

Abschaffung,/. pi. -en, purveyance,providing for, furnishing with ; T. re-mittance. [shaft; (eine Flinte) to stock.An'schäften, V. a. to provide with aAn'schü'len, v. a. to begin to peel or pare.An'schüllm, v. n. (an ein Ding) (von Tö-nen) to strike against.

An'schanzen, v. a. T. to dispose all forthe working. [touch superficially.An'schärfen , v. n. to graze upon, toAn'scharrm, v. a. to rake c(ose to; todraw near by raking; to scratch a-gainst; lo begin to scrape.An'schanen, v. a. to look at, to view,to behold; (mit Verwunderung) to gazeat: to apprehend by intuition.

An'schauen, n. -s, Anschauung,/.

pi.-en, view, aspect, contemplation,

intuition; — -vermögen , n. power ofintuition; intuitive power; —swi'irdig,a. worthy of conlemplation.

Airschaucud, Anschaulich, a. intuitive,contemplative; auf eine — e Art, in-tuitively; eine — e Erkenntniß allerDinge Haben, to see all things intui-tively. [beholder.

An'schauer, m. -%,pl.-, looker on,

Anschaulichkeit, f. the quality ofbeing perceived intuitively.

An'fcheeren, v. a. to begin to shave; toshave a little; T. to warp a rope.

An'scheerpfaHl, -es,-s, pi. - pfähle,

T. roperaakcr’s rack for warpingropes.

An schein, m. -s, appearance, likelihood;allem —e nach , in all likeliness.

An'fchcinen, v. a. r>- to shine upon;—, v. n. to appear, to have the ap-pearance.

Anscheinend, a. apparent, seeming.

An'jchellcn, v. n. to ring the bell, totingle at.

An'schicken, (sich), V. r. (zu Etwas) torepare, to make arrangements; toispose, to offer; to set about a thing;sich albern zu Etwas —, to behaveawkwardly, to begin a thing stupidly.

An schieben, v. a. ir. (an ein Ding) toshove on, to push against; — ,v.n.(im Kegelspiele) to bowl first.An'schiehelisch, m. -t»,pi.-t, tableconsisting of several pieces that maybe shot together. [asquint upon.

Anschielen, v. a. to squint at, to look

An schienen, V. a. to fix (lot iron bars

Anschießen, v. a. ir. (einen Hirsch, rc.)to shoot, to wound by shooting; (ver-binden) to join; T. to print lo ; (eineFlinte) to try; angeschossen sein, to bein love; to be tipsy; to have a littletouch of folly; — v. n. ir. to shootfirst; (an ein Ding- to mu against;(vom Wasser, rc.) to shoot forth ; to headjacent; T. (von Krystallen) to shootinto. [gilding brush.

An/chießpmsel, m. -s, pi. -, t.

An'schifsen, v. n. (am ein Ding) to shipto, to approach with, a ship; angefchisstkommen, to approach with a ship ; aneine Insel — , to totach at an island.

Anschilden, V. a. T. (in der Gärtnerei)to scutcheon-graft.

An'schimmeln, V. n. to grow mouldy.

An'schimmern , v. n. to glimmer orto shine upon faintly, [on the harness.

An schirren , v. a. to harness, to put

An'schlag, m. -eg, -s, - schlage,

striking at, stroke; (eines Zettels) af-fixing, postingup; (angeschlagenerZet-tel) bill posted up; (einer Flinte) butt-end; (Berechnung) calculation, com-pulation, estimation, rate; (Tarirung)valuation; (Entwurf) design, project,plan, device; (Rath) advice, counsel;T. mill - clapper; T. (in der Musik)stop; im — e, put up for sale; in —bringen, to put to account; to take intoconsideration; einen — auf ein Dingmachen, to conspire against; —zettel,in. bill posted up.

An'schlagen, v. a. ir. to strike at, toknock at, to strike upon ; (mit Nagelnbefestigen) to nail on, to nail at, tofasten ; (einen Zettel) to affix, to postup; (rum Verkaufe) to set out to sale;(an die Thür) to rap at; (schätzen) torate, to value, to tax; den Ton —, to