meat, interest, acquisition; slake; (inder Lotterie) prize; den— davon tra-gen, to carry the prize ; der reine —,neat produce; — und Verlustconto,account of losses and profits; —rech-nuna,/ account of profit; — reich, a.profitable, lucrative: — sucht,/, gree-diness of gain ; — süchtig, a. greedyof gain, self-interested ; <— süchtigkeit,/. greediness, sclf-interestedness.
Gewin nen, v. a. ir. to win, to gain;to profit; to acquire, to get, to earn ;fig. to take, to assume; Zeit —, togain time; die Oberhand —, to get thebetter; den Preis —, to carry theprize; einen Ausgang —, to succeed;lieb —, to become fond of; seinen Pro-ceß —, to carry one’s cause; Jeman-den —, to gain, to win; to prevailupon; ein Ende —, to take an end;gewonnen geben, to give up the con-test.
Gewin'ner, m. -S, pi. gainer, winner.
Gewinnst', m. -es, pi. -e, profit, gain,winnings, prize.
Gewin'sel, n. -s, whimpering, whining.
Gewirk', u.-es,-S, weaving, weft, web;honey- comb.
Gewir're, 11. -s, complication, confu-sion ; T. wards; ein — von Ideen, ahuddle of ideas.
Gewiß', a. certain; sure, firm, steady;settled, constant; unalterable; some,certain; ich Habe es von gewisser Hand,I have it from good authority ; —, adv.certainly, surely; probably; er kommt— nicht, it seems he comes not; —sein, — wissen, to be confident; — sein(einesDinges), to he certain of a thing;Sie wollten mich — überraschen, I sup-pose you wished to surprise me.
Gewissen , n. -s, conscience, con-sciousness; ein — habend, conscienced;das gute —, quiet couscieucc; das böse—, bad conscience, sense of guilt; sichein — machen (übet ein Ding, aus einemDinge), to make conscience of a thing,to scruple at a thing; ein weites — ha-ben, to be not over-scrupulous ; widersein — handeln , to act against one’sconscience; aus das —, in conscience ;mit gutem —, conscientiously; —hast,
-— hastig, a. conscientious, conscion-able ; scrupulous; adv. conscientious-ly, scrupulously; —hastigkeit, /.conscientiousness, conscionableness,scrupulousness; —los, a. unconscion-able; adv. unconscionably; —lostg-feit,/. want-of principle; —Sangst, Aanguish of conscience; —sbisi, m.qualm of conscience, sting of con-science ; von — sbissen geplagt, con-science-smitten ; — ssall, in. case ofconscience; —sstage, /. question ofconscience; —ssteiheil, /. liberty ofconscience; —sgericht, n. court ofconscience; conscience-court; —s-handlung, /. act of conscience; —s-tehre, s. casuistry; — slehrer, in. cas-uist; — spflicht,/. duty in conscience;— Sprüsung, f examination of one’sconscience; — spunkt, in. point of con-science; — Srath, m. spiritual father;casuist; -^-Sruhe,/. quietness of con-science; — ssache, /. matter of con-science; — sschlas, in. sleep of con-science; — sserupel, m. doubt of con-science, qualm ; — sunruhe, /. dis-quietude of conscience; — szwang,m. violence done to conscience; —s-zweisel, in. v. —sserupel.
Gtwisserma'sten, adv. in a manner.
Gewißheit, /. -, certainty, surety;firmness, steadiness; evidence.
Gewinnen — Gicht
Gewiß'lich, adv. certainly, surely.
Gewit ter, n. -s, pi. tempest, thunder-storm , thunder and lightning; fig.danger; daS — hat eingeschlagen, thelightning has struck; — ableiter, m.conductor of lightning; —lust, /.heavy air before a thunder-storm ; —regen, in. thunder-shower; — schaden,in. damage done by a tempest; —schwüle, /. sultriness; — stürm, m.thunder-storm; —vogel, m. curfew;— wolle, / thunder-cloud.
Gewit'terHast, a. of thunder.
Gewitz'el, n. -s, witticism, criticising.
Gewitzigt, Gewitzt', a. taught wisdomby experience.
Gewo'ge, n. -s, waving, fluctuating.
Gewo'gen, a. (Einem) affectionate, at-tached, favourable; nicht —, disaffec-tionate.
Gewo genheit, /. affection, affection-ateness, favour, attachment.
Gewo'Hnen, v.n. to get used, to get ac-customed ; to inure one’s self to, toacquire the habit of; gewohnt sein, tobe used, lobe accustomed; gewohntwer-den, to get accustomed, to get used;ganz gewohnt, habituated; jung ge-wohnt, alt gethan, prov. as the twig isbent, so is the tree inclined.
Gewo'Hnen, v. a. (an ein Ding) to ac-custom, to inure, to use; (ein Kind)to wean; — (sich), v. r. (an ein Ding)to accustom or inure one’s self to, toacquire the habit of; sich an Jemanden—, to grow familiar to one.
Gewo hnheit, /. pi. -en, custom, use,habit, practice, way, fashion ; aus —,habitually; — wird zur andern Natur,custom becomes a second nature; eine
' — ablegen, to leave off a habit; beiseiner alten — bleiben, to follow one’sold courses; —srecht, n. T. right bycustom ; — ssünde, / habitual sin.
Gewöhnlich, a. customary, general,usual; common; —, adv. generally,usually, commonly.
Gewöhnlichkeit, /. usualness, hab-Uualness; commonness.
Gewo hnt, p. et a. used, accustomed.
Gewö'hnUNg, /. -, accustoming, use,habitude.
Gewölbe, n. -s, pi. et -r, vault,arch ; vaulted cave, cellar; (der Kauf-leute) shop, warehouse ; ein — haben,to keep a shop ; — bogen, m. arch of avault;— Pfeiler, in. buttress; —stein,m. T. key-stone; —zins, m. hous-age, shop-rent.
Gewölbt, p. et a. vaulted, arched.
Gewölk', w. -es, -S, pi. -e, clouds.
Gewon'nen, p. et a. won, gained; wiegewonnen, so zerronnen, prov. lightlycome, lightly go.
Gewor ben, p. et a. raised, levied.
Gewor den, p. et a. become, grown.
Geworden, p. et a. thrown, cast.
GewÜ'chK, n. -ses, growth.
Gewü'hl, n. -cS, -i,pl. -t, rooting, turn-ing up (the ground);/# - , crowd, throng.
Gewun den, p. et a. wound, wreathed,spiral. [carnage.
Gewür'ge, n. -s, choking; slaughter,
Gewürk', n. v. Gewirk.
Gewürm', «. -es, -s, Gewür'me, pi.
vermin, reptiles.
Gewürz', n. -eS, pi. -e, spice, spices;aromatics; druggery-wares, grocery-wares; — artig, a. spicy, aromatic,
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aromatical; adv. aromatically; — brühe,s. spiced sauce; — büchse,/. spice-box;
— essig, m* aromatic vinegar; — haft,a. v. — artig ; — hastigkeit,/. aromali-calness; —Handel, m. v. — kram; —Händler, m. v. — krämer; —infesn ,pl.Spice-Islands; —kammer, /. spicery;
— kram, m. retail of spices, grocery;— krämer, m. grocer, spicer ; —kuchen,m. ginger-bread; —lade, /. v. —büchse ; -r- laden, in. grocers shop;
— mühte,/, spice-mill; — nägrlem, n.—nelke, clove; — reich, a. rich inspices., aromatic, spicy; —waare,/.grocery-ware, drug, spice; pi. spices ;
— wein, m. spiced wine, hippocras.Gewürzt', p. et a. aromatized, spiced.Geh'er, m. v. Geier.
Geza'hnelt, a. jagged, dented.
Gezänk', n. -es, -s, Gezän'ke, n. -s,continual quarreling ; quarrel, dis-*pule.
Gezap'pel, n. -s, kicking with the feet.Gezauder, n. -s, tarrying, continueddelay, habitual delay. [ing.
Gezech',?r.-es, dr inking bout, bard drjnk-Gezei'chnet, p. et a. marked.
Gezelk, n. -es, -s, pi. -e, tent, canopy;
— baum, m. tent-pole; —pflock, in.tent-peg.
Gezer're, n. -S, continual pulling.Tezeu'g, «. -es, -S, tools.
Gezie'fer, n. -s, insects; —sennet, m.entomologist; — künde, — lehre, /. en-tomology.
Gezie'men, v. imp. (Einem) et — (sich),v. r. (für Einen) to become, to beseem,to be meet, to be fit, to be seemly; esgeziemt ihm nicht, it does not becomehim; es geziemt sich nicht, it Is unseemly.Gezie'mend, p. et a. decent, beseem-ing, becoming, due, proper, fit; —,adv. decently, seemly, duly, properly,fitly ; sich — aufführen, to behave one’sself witti propriety.
Geziere, n. -S, affectation, affectedness.Geziert, p. et a. affected.
Gezim'mer, n. -s, continued timbering;timber-work.
n * hissing, whizzing.EkKlsch'kl, whispering.
Gezit'ter, n. -s, trepidation, continualtremor.
®C 3 lO'gCtt, p. et a. drawn, pulled ; (vonGewehren) rifled; —e Lichte, store-candles; — e Federn, quills for wri-ting ; fig. wohl —, well-bred, well-mannered. [sue; brood.
Gezücht', n. -es, -S, breed, offspring, is-Gezupfe, n. -s, pulling.
Geztvei'g, n. -es, -s, pi. -e, ramage,branches.
Gezwei'gt, a. branched.
Gezwei't, a. double; binary.Gezwit'scher, n. -s, chirping.
Gezwun gen, p.eta. forced, constrain-ed ; affected; —e Wesen , affectedmanners, affectation; —, adv. forced-ly; — lachen, to force a laugh.Gibelli'ne, m. -n, pi. -n, Ghibelline.Gibraltar, n. -s, Gibraltar.
Gicht, /. pi. -en, T. terrace of afurnace: the quantity of iron-ore andcharcoal poured into the furnace at
Gicht, /. -, arthritis, gout; die laufende
— fl y«ng gout; mit der — behaftetsein., to be gouty; krank an der —, laid