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Wie — Wiesel

adversity ; disgustsulncss, offensive-ness, repugnance, nauseousness.

Wie, adv. how; — so? how so? —viel, — sehr, how much ; ich weiß nicht,

— ich es machen soll, l do not knowhow to do with it; —, c. as, like;when ; — ein Niese, as a giant; — einRasender, like a madman; — ich sehe,as 1 see ; — er fort war, when he wasgone.

Wibeln, r>. n. vulg. to crowd, to crawl.

Wied, m. -es, -s, woad.

SBic'bc, / pi. -n, willow, osier;fagot-band ; —Hops, m. whoop, hoop,hoopoe; —Hvpfkraut, «. esparcet,sainfoin.

Wie'del, r/r. et n. -s, wayfaring tree.

SBic'bfr, adv. again, anew, afresh; inreturn ; back; — anfangen, to recom-mence, to begin anew; — erhalten,to recover, to retrieve ; sich — erholen,

— ru sich selbst kommen, to recoverone's self; — erstatten, to recompense,to repay; — gesund werden, to re-cover; — gutmachen, to requite, to re-dress; — in den vorigen Stand setzen, torestore; — holen, to fetch, bring orcarry back ; — sehen, to see again ; —taufen, to rebaptize; — vergelten, to re-taliate, to return; — zurechtbringen, toredress ; nicht —, no more ; hin und—, to and fro; —abdruck, m. reirn-pressiou ; — annähme,/, reassumption;

— aufstndung, / recovery; — aufleben,«. reviviscence, revival; —ausbruch,in. breaking out again; —aussvhnung,/ reconciliation; —bekehrung, / re-conversion ; — besitz, m. repossession;

— bezahlung, / reimbursement; —bringung, / restoration; — druck,*?n. reimpression; T. reiteration; —einlösung,/ redeeming; —einrichtung,s T. reposition (of a bone); — ein»setzung, / rcinstallation, restoration;

— einweihung, / reordination; —er-greisung,/. reseizure; — erhaltung, /.recovery; — erinnerung,/ recollection;

— erkennung,/. recognition; —erlan-jjung, — eroberung, / recovery; — er-stattung, / repayment, return, resti-tution ; — erwahlung, / re-selection ;

— erweckung, /. resuscitation; —er-zengung, / reproduction; — flug, m.T. return (ol birds of passage); —gäbe,/ return, restitution; — geboren,a. born anew; regenerate; — geburt,/ regeneration; —genefung, / re-covery; — glänz , in. resplendence;reflected splendour, image; —hall,m.echo, re-echoing; resonance; — her-stellend, a. restorative; — Hersteller, m.restorer; — Herstellung,/ restoration,restitution; reproduction; — herstel-lungskrast, / — herstellungsvermögen,«. power of reproduction; — Herstel-lungsmittel, «.restorative; — holent-lich, adv. repeatedly; — holer, m. re-peater; — holung, / repeating, repe-tition ; — holungsftnnde, / hour ofrepetition; —holungszeichen, «. signof repetition ; — käuen, «. rumination;

— kauf, m. redemption; — käuflich, a.redeemable; —kaufsrecht, «. right ofredemption; — kehr , / return; —klage, / counter-plea; — klang, m.echo, resonance; — kommen, n. com-ing back, returning; —kunft, / re-turning, return; — nähme,/ recaptureof a prize ; — nehmer, in. recaptor ofa prize; —sgge, / telling again; —schall, in. echo, resounding; — schein,m. reflection of the light, reflexibility;reverberation;^ — schlag, m stroke inreturn; — sehen, «. meeting again; —taufe, / rebaptization; — täufer, m.

anabaptist; — tritt, m. repeated step ;

— Vereinigung, / reunion; —Vergel-tung, / retaliation, requital, law olreprisals; —vergeltimgsrecht, n. rightof retaliation ; — verkauf, in. resale;

— Versöhnung , /.reconciliation; —Wuchs, m. fresh growth.

Wiederan'führen, v. a. to realledge.

Wiederaufleben, v. n. to revive.

Wiederau'fsteigen, v. n. ir. to reascend.

Wiederbekommen, v. a. ir. to get again.

Wiederbeleben, v. a. to reanimate.

Wie'derbesteigen, v. a. ir. to reascend;to re-enter.

Wiederbringen, v. a. ir. to return, torestore. [storable.

Wiederbring'lich, a. retrievable, re-

Wie'derdonnern, v. n. to re-echo withthunder.

Wiedererlangen, v. a. to recover.

Wiederfinden, V. a. ir. to find whatwas lost, to lind again. [demand.

Wiederfordern, v. a. to reclaim, to re-

Wiedergeba'ren, v.a.ir. to regenerate.

Wiedergeben, v. a. ir. to return, torestore, to give back again.

Wie'dergenesen, V. n. ir. to recoverone’s health. [to reflect lustre.

Wied erglänzen, r>. «. to shine back;

WiedergrÜßen, v. a. to resalute, toreturn one’s salute.

Wiederhaben, v. a. ir. to have again,to get again. [to resound.

Wiederhatten, u.«. to echo, to re-echo,

Wiederherstellen, v. a. to restore.

Wiederholen, v. a. to repeat; Wie-derholen, v. a. to bring, carry, fetchback. [cud, to ruminate.

Wie derkäuen, v. a. et n. to chew the

WiederkaustN, v, a. lo repurchase, tobuy again.

Wiederkehren, V. n. to return.

Widerklingen, v. n. ir. lo reflect asound. [to return.

Wie derkommen, v.n.ir. to come back,

Wie'dcrlescn, v. a. ir. to read again.

Wiedernehmen, v. a. ir. to retake, totake back, to take again.

Wiedersagen, v. a. to tell again.

Wic'dersammeln, V. a. to reassemble;(von Soldaten) to rally.

Wiederschaffen, V. a. to restore.

Widerschallen, v. n. to resound, toecho.

Widerschelten, v. n. ir. to return aninsult or injurious words.

Widerschicken, v. a. to send back.

Widerschimpfen, V.a. to return abusefor abuse; to revile again.

Widerklagen , v. a. ir. to returnthe blow; to beat or strike again.

Widerschreiben, v. a.ir. to write again;

— r>. n. ir. to write back, lo answer.

Wiedersehen, V. a. ir. to see, be-hold again.

Widersenben, v. a. ir. u.Wiederschicken.

Wie'derstrahlen, v. «. to reflect, to re-verberate.

Wie'dersuchen, v.a. to seek what islost; to search again. [repeat.

Widerthun, v. a. ir. to do again, to

Widertönen, V. n. to resound.

Wiederum, adv. again, anew, afresh.Wideroereinigen, v. a. et — (sich),v. r. to reunite.

Wie'ge, / pi. -N, cradle, auch/#. ,

T. graving-tool; —nband, «.cradle-band; — ndecke,/ cradle-quilt; —n-lied, «. lullaby, song to lull childrenasleep by; —npferd, «. rocking-liorsc;

— ntuch, «. cradle-cloth.

Wigegeld, v. Wagegeld.

Wiegen, v. a. to move the cradle, lorock; to move gently or softly;/#.vulg. in einer Sache gewiegt sein, to bewell skilled in a thing.

Wiegen, «. -s, rocking.

Wie gen, v. a. et n. ir. to weigh.Wiegen, «. -s, weighing.

Wigewage, / pi. -n, scales forweighing.

WigweHe, / pi. -n, wind-hover.

Wiehern, V. «. to neigh.

Wiehern, n. neighing, neigh.

Wike, / pi. -n, T. lent, plug oflint.

Wie'len, pi. T. fenders of old ropes.Wie'me, / -, pi. -n, Wie men, m. -s,

pi. roost, hen-roost.

Wien, «. -s, Vienna (Stadt).

Wienach', adv. how, in what manner.

Wiener, m. -s, pi. inhabitant ornative of Vienna, Viennese.

Wienerisch, a. Viennese.

Wieriz, m. -ti, pi. -e, cat, puss.

Wie'pe, / pi. -n, seed-case of awild rose.

Wisbaum, m. -es, -s, pi. -bäume,pole or beam, fastened over a load ofhay or straw, to keep it together.

Wiese, / pi. -n, meadow, mead,meadow - ground ; — n enthaltend,meadowy; — nampfer, «r. sorrel; —n-andern, aquatic horchound; —N-bach, m. brook in a meadow; —nber--tram, m. sneezing wort; —nblume,/meadow-flower; — nbocksbart, m. com-mon buck’s - beard, meadow-sweet;

— nbrahne, / copse, being the fore-part of a wood; —nehrenpreis, in.meadow-fluellen; —nerz, «. meadow-iron-ore, raeadow-ore ; — nslachs, in.cudwort; — nglöcklein , «• ineadow-campanella; —ngras, «. meadow-grass; — ngrund, m. meadow-ground;

— nhabichtkraut, «. meadow - hawk-weed; — nhahncnfuß , m. meadow-* 1crow-foot; —nklee, in. meadow-tre-foil; — nknarre, / land-rail, corn-crake; — nknopf, in. meadow-button;

— nkönigin, / (Pflanze) queen os Memeadow, meadow-wort; —nkresse, s.meadow-cresses; —nkuhweizen, m.black meadow-wheat; — nkümmel, m.meadow-cumin; — nland, «. v. — n-grund; — nläuser, m. v. — nknarre;

— nlerche, / tit-lark; — nlieschgras,n. Timothy-grass; —mnohn, m. wild-poppy; — up reis, m. red meadow-tre-foil; — nraute,/feathered columbine;

— nrode, / improving of marshygrounds to meadows; —nsafran, in.meadow-saffron; —nsalbei, m. wildsage; — nschasthalm, in. marshyshave-grass; —nscharte, / meadow-dove’s foot; — nschnarre, / v. —n-knarre; — nschotenklee, m. square-pod-ded bird’s foot trefoil; —nthal, «.valley with meadows; —nvogt, «r.surveyor of the meadows; —nwachs,

— nwnchs, m. growth of a meadow;meadow; —nwatte,—nwolle, / cot-ton-grass; — nzehnte, m. meadow’stithe; —nzeitlose,/ v. — nsafran.

Wie'sel, «. -s, pi. weasel, weescl;das stinkende —, fliehet, pole-cat; daS