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witness, to give testimony; schriftliche—. certificate, testimonial.

ZeÜ'gUNg, /. pi. -en, procreation,generation, breeding; production; cul-tivation; — sgeschai't, «. coition; —s-glied, n. genital member, genitals;

— skraft, /. generative power, pro-creative power; —stheile, pi. genitals;

— strieb, m. procreative impulse.Zibe'be, /. pi. -n, cubed.

Zi'5eth, in. -s, civet; —katze, /. —

chier, n. civet-cat, civet.

Zichorie, /. pi. -it, succory, chiccory.Zlcke, /. pi. -n, kid.

Zickelchen, n. -S, pi. kid.

Zlck'eUl, v. n. to kid.

Zickzack, n. -8, pi. -e, zigzag; —ft-belli, to tack.

Zl'der, in. -s, cider; (von Bimen) perry.Zie'che, /. pi. -n, tick, cover over apillow or featherbed.

Ziefcr, n.-8, pi.-, insect; — artig,a. inserted; —fenner, m. insectologcr;

— funte,— lehre,/, entomology.Zie'ge, /. -, pi. -it, goat, she-goat;

(Fisch) goat-fish; —naugc, n. goat’seye, aegiiops ; —nbart, in. beard of agoat; (Pflanze) goat’s beard ; — nbein,it. blue-bottle, bottle - flower; corn-flower; — nblatt, n. shrub - trefoil;

— nbock, m.he-goat; —nfell, n. goat’sskin ; — nfleisch, n. goat’s flesh ; —n-Haar, n. goat’s hair; —nhirt, in. goat-nerd; — nlase, m. goat-cheese; —n*lauch, m. yellow star of Bethlehem;

— nieder, n. goat’s leather, kid ; —n-melker, —nsimger. in. (Vogel) goat-milker, goat-sucker; —nmilch, /•goat’s milk; —npelz, in. goat’s skin;

— nraute, s. goat’s rue; —ntod, in.common wolf’s-bane, monk’s-hood;

— nzwiebel,/ v. —nlauch.

Zie'gel, in. -8, pi.-, tile; brick; ein

hohler —, pan-tile; mit —n decken, totile; — streichen, to frame or mouldtiles; — brennen, n. burning of tilesor bricks ; — brenner, m. tile-maker,brick-burncr; —brennerei, /. tiler’shut; tile-kiln; — dach, «.tiling, roofcovered with tiles; — dachförmig, a.T. tiled; —decker, m. brick-layer,tiler; —deckerstroh, n. tiler’s straw; —erde,/ tile-clay, brick-clay, tile-earth;

— erz, n. tile-ore; — färbe, /. tile-colour; — färben , — farbig, a. tiJe-coloured; —form, / tile-mould; —Hänfling, m. (Vogel) red-pole; — Hütte,/. tiler’s hut; tile-kiln, brick-kiln: —latte, /. tile-lath; — lehm, in. v. —erde ; —macher, m. tiler; —mehl, n.brick-dust; —meister, in. niasler-tiler; —cfcn, m. tile-kiln, brick-kiln;

— öl, n. brick-oil; — roth , «• v .—

. färben ; —scheune,/. — schuppen, in. v.

— butte; — schickst, f layer of pit-

coals; — sparren, m. tile -rafter; —stein, in. brick, brick-bat, tile; —stretcher, in. brick-maker ; — stück, n.tile-shard. [kiln.

Siegelet',/. pi. -en, tile-kiln, brick-3ie'gmfwmer, m.-8, pi.-, stick; biud-

Sie'gcr, m. -8, a sort of whey; — käse,in. cheese made of sour milk ; —kraut,n, common hemlock.

Sie gtet, m. -s, pi. tiler, hrick-makev.Sieh, (in Zusammensetzungen) —band,n. string or rope, with which anything is drawn; —bank,/, wire-draw-er’s bench; —bengel, m. handle of apress; —bohrer, m. draw-bore; —brücke, / draw-bridge ; —brunn,—

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brunnen, m. draw-well; — eisen, n. T.wire-drawing iron, wire-plate ; —geld,n. pay for nursing; — haken, in. hookfor drawing or pulling; — junge, in.draw-boy; —kind. «. foster-child; —klinge,/ T. blade, scraper; — flohen,in. pulley; screw-vice; —kopf, in.cupping-glass; — kraft, /. power oldrawing; 7’. power of attracting; —loch, n. hole in a bee-hive; — mutter,/.nurse, foster-mother; —ockis, m.draught-ox; —pferd, n. draught-horse;— Pflaster, n. vesicatory; —rad, n.wheel ol an engine; — rolle,/, pulley;— sage, /. drawing-saw, jack-saw; —schraube, /. turrcl, terebra; — seil, n.nauling-rope, lowing rope; — stift, in.draw-point; —wage,/, steel-yard; —werk, «.machine for drawing or pulling.

3ie'fj6slt / a. ductile.

Zie'Hbarkeit, /. ductility.

Zie'he, s. vulg. nursing; in die — ge-ben, to put out to nurse.

Stehen, v. a. ir. to draw; to pull, toJug, to tug; to attract, to contract, toextract; to derive; Jig. to breed; tocultivate; to rear, to bring up, to edu-cate; (Pflanzen) to raise; (ini Vret-fyic(e) to move; (ein Schiff) to tow,to bau!; (einen Graben) to throwup; (Linien) to draw; (Lichte) tomake, to east, to dip; den Degen—,to draw the sword ; die Glocke —, totoll the bell; ben ^iit—, to take offthe hat; die Lotterie —, to draw thelottery; Blasen —, to draw blisters ;Draht —, to wire-draw; Saiten aufeine Violine —, to string a violin; einFeuergewehr —, to rifle a gun ; einenWechsel auf Einen—, to draw a billof exchange upon one; Nutzen —, todraw advantage, to reap profit; einenSchluß —, to draw an inference, toconclude; jur Tafel —, lo invite totable ; in die Lange —, to draw out inlength, to protract; zur Strafe —, toinflict a punishment upon; zur Verant-wortung —, to call to account; Einenauf feine Seite —, to bring one overto one’s side; to draw one over; inErwägung —, to take into considera-tion ; den Kürzeren —, to have theworse, to fall short off; zu Rathe —,to consult; in Zweifel —, lo call inquestion, to doubl; an sich —, to at-tract; mit List an sich —, to draw in ;nach sich —, to draw on, to be attendedwith; — (sich), v. r. ir. to move; tostretch, to extend ; to penetrate; todraw oul; (vom Holze) to warp, to cast;sich Etwas zu Gemüthe — (ich ziehemir k.), to take to heart; to be un-easy about something; sich aus derSchlinge —, lo slip one’s neck out ofthe collar; —, v. n. ir. to move gradu-ally or slowly, to move in a body ornumbers ; to go, to pass, to march; tochange residence; in den Krieg —, togo to war; zu Felde —, to lake theHeld; auf die Wache —, to mountguard; in ein anderes Land —, to re-move to another country; in ein an-deres Haus —, to remove to anotherhouse, to shift lodging; zu einem —,to go to lodge with one; aus einemOrte —, to quit, leave a place; ineinen Dienst —, to go into service ; auSeinem Dienste —, to go out of service.

Zie'her, in. -s, pi.-, drawer, tower;(an den Flinten) trigger; —lohn, in.towage, towing. [draught.

Zie'hmig, /. pi. -en, drawing; T.

Ziel , n. -es, -s, pi. -e, term, limit,boundary; aim, butt, mark,white;/# - ,aim, scope; object; ein — setzen (Ei-

nem), to set bounds to, to limit; da4

— treffen, to hit the mark ; — Punkt, in.aim; — scheide, / mark, while; —scheibe des Spottes, laughing-stock,mocking-stock.

Zielen, v. n. to aim; to lake one’s aim;(nach Etwas, auf ein Ding) to aim at;to drive at, to tend to; fig. (auf einDing) to allude, to tend to.

Zie'len, n. -s, aiming at.

Zie'ler, m. -8, pi. -, aimer; person whomarks the shots in a target.

Zie'men, v. n. et imp. (Einem) — (sich),v. r. et imp. (für Einen) to become, tobe suitable to, to be lit.

Zie'mer, m. -s, pi. -, buttock-piece;pizzle; shrile, field-fare.

Zie'mlich, a. pretty tolerable, pas-sable; —, adv. pretty, tolerably; near;es ist schon — lange, it is a pretty whileago. _ [thrush.

Zie'pbrossel, /. -, pi. -n, chirping-

Zie'pen, v. n. to chirp.

Zier, /. ornament, grace, honour;—affe, in. affected man or woman, fop,coxcomb; —affchen, n. little affectedcreature; —bengel, m. dandy; — gar-ten, m. pleasure-garden; — gartner,in. pleasure-gardener; — nuß, /. Li-berian stoue-pinc-tree.

Zie'ratH, m. -es, -s, pi. -en, ornament,set-off, finery, embellishment, deco-

Zie'rde, /. -, 7 -/. -n, ornament, setoff,embellishment, decoration; grace, hon-our.

Zie'ren, v. a. to adorn, to set off, todecorate, to trim up, to embellish ; —,v. n. to be an ornament; — (sich), v.r.to give one’s self airs, to behaveaffectedly; to be coy, to be reserved ;to refuse from coyness.

Zie'per, m. -s, pi. -, adorner.

Ziererei', /. -, pi. - en, affectation,primness, airs given.

Zte'rlich, a. elegant; neat; fine, nice,smart; —, adv. elegantly, nicely.

Zierlichkeit , /. -, pi. -en, elegance,nicety; (der Schreibart) neatness.

Zie'rling , m. -t8, -s, pi. -e, beau,spark, coxcomb.

Zie'selniaus, /. pi. -Mäuse, Zie'sel-ratte, /. -, pi. -n, Casan marmot.

3iff'cr, / pi -n, cipher; mit oder in

— n schreiben, to write in ciphers; —blatt, n. dial; — blättermacher, m. dial-plale-enameler.

Ziff ern, v. n. to cipher.

Zigar're,/.-, -n, cigar; -—nbuchfe,

/ cigar-box; —nmund stück, n. —n-fpitze, /. cigar-tip.

Zigeu'ner, m. -8, pi. -, gipsy, Egyp-tian, Bohemian; — bände, — rotte, fgang of gipsies; — frau, s gipsy-woman; — fern, —kraut, «.hen-bane;

— kunst, /. art of telling fortunes; —lauch, m. bear’s garlic; — leben, n.gipsy-life; — spräche, / language ofthe gipsies, cant, gibberish, lingo.

Zigm'lieriri, /. pi. -nen, gipsy.Ziko'rie, /. ii. Zichorie.

Zimbel/ /. pi. -II, cymbal.

Zttll'mer , n. -S, pi. room, apart-ment, chamber; limber (forty skins);^ein — Fell, a limber of skins ; das —Hüten, to keep one’s room; moblirte —,room ready furnished; — arbeit , /.carpenter’s" work; —art,/. —bell, n.carpenter’s axe; —beklciduug, /. fur-niture of a room ; —brief, in. T. con-