Schwiele, f. callup callofity.Schwielig, a. callous.

Schwierig, a. bard, difficult.Schwierigkeit, f, hardnefs* diffi-cnlty.

•Schwimmen , v. n. to fiuim.Schwimmblafe, / ui/ot. Schwimm-gürtel, fin* cork for fwirnming.Schwimmer, m. fwimmer.Schwinüe,Schwinciflcchte > f. tetter,morphew.

Schwindel, m. ditzziinefs* giddi•tiffs*fwimming. Schwindelkor-ncr, coriander-feed. Schwindel-kraut, leopard-pane. Schwindel-geill, giddinefs of thought ; fig.(Schwindler) giddy putt* giddy-brained fellow* (im Handel)fwindler. [jttts.

Schwindeley, f. extravagant pro•Schwindelig, a. giddy* dim^y.Schwindeln, v. a. to fwirn* to bediooisy* giddy.

Schwinden, v. n. tovaniß, dtfap-pear* to confutnt* die* decay* tojbrink * - laflen , to abandon ,forego. Schwindgrube , fink.Schwindfucht, f. confumption,pbihifis. Schwindfiichtig, con-fumptivt* phthtfical.

Schwinge, f. fan* van ; fwingle-fiaff.fwing* Schwingen,pl.uun*r.•Schwingen, v. n. Sc lieh -, v.r. tofwing* fwingle-* to vibrate■, frchin die Luft-, empor-, to foar*fich auf da* Pferd -, to leap onhorfeback. - v. a. to fwing \ tovibrate ; to winnow* fan ; to beatwith a fwtngle-ftaff. Schwing-tei \* flack rope.

Schwingung, f. Swinging* etcvi-bration. [clatter.

Schwirren, v. n. ioebirp* chatter,Schwitzen, v. n. & a. to fweat.Schwitzbad , see Schweifjbad.Scnwitzkalten,ciryA<a/*.Scbwiu-pulver, judorific powder.•schwören, v. a. <k n. lofweat; ei-nen Eid -, to take an oath ; faJlch-, toforfwear (himfelfl.Schwül, a. fultry, fweltry.Schwüle,!, fultnnefs.

Schwulft, m. Swelling { fig. bom-bofi, fufiian. [ fnjiian.

Schwiilrtig, i.fwolni fig. bombafiic*Schwülftigkeit, f. bombafiic fiylt.Schwung , m. fwing ; fig. Jtrain,Schwungfeder, flag-feather ■* e-grette. Schwungrad , balance.Schwungriemen, main-braces ofa coach.

Schwur, m. fwearingi oatb.Schwürig, z. f efiertdi fuppurative-Sclave, m. fiave* thrall. Selaven-handel, fiave-trade.

Sclaverey , f, fiavery * Servitude,thraldom.

Scluvifch, a. fiavifb* fervlle.Scorbut, ni. jcurvy.

Scorbutifch,a. fcurvy *fcorbutical,Scordie, f. Scordien, fcordium.Scorpion, m.fcorpion. [(plant!Scorzonera, f, fcormonera, viper-grafs.

Scribent, m. writer, author •Scripturen, pi. writings.

Scrupel, m. (n .) fcrupel.Sebenbaum, m. Jfaviti.

Secii, n. coulter.

Sechs, i.flx. - f. fix.

Sechseck , n. hexagon, hexagony.

Sechseckig, hexagonal. [forts.Sechferley, a. fix different* of fixSechsfach, a. fix-fold.

Sechsjährig, a. fix years old.Sechsmal, ad. fix-times. [fore.

Sechslpannig, a. with fix horfes be-Sechstägig, a. of fix days.

Sechste, a. Sechstel,n.^ar/A. Sechst-halb, five and a half.

Sechstens, ad. fixthly. [in.

Sechswochnerinn, t. woman lyingSechzehn, a. fixteen. Sechzehnlü-thig, eight ounces of weight.Sechzehnte, a. Sechzehntel, n. Six-teenth.

Sechzig , a. fixty. Sechzigjährig,fixty years old.

Sechzigfte, a. fixtietb.

Seckel, m. purfe* pouch-* fig. fife,treafury. Seckelmeifter, trea-surer.

Secret, n. eafement* privy. Secret-teger, jakes-f armer.

Secretar, m. Secretary.

Secretariat, n. feCTttartJhip.

Sect, in. fuck.

Secte, f. feet.

Sectirer, m. fectary,

Sectirerey, f. fectarifm.

Sectirifch, t.fcbi/matica{,

Seculum, n. see Jahrhundert.Secundant, m. fiiond*Jiichler,Secunde, t. fecond.

Secundiren, v. n. to fecond.

Sedtz, n. fixteen.

See* t. fea, zur-, by fea. -m. lake.Seebär, fea-bear. Seebefchrei-bung , hydrography, Seeeadet,

midjhiprnari. Seeeinhorn, nar-whale. Seefahrer, navtgalor*ma. :finer, failor . Seetahrt, fea-f ur-ing* navigation. Seefilch, fea-fijh. Seegefecht *fea-figbt. See.gra* * fea-grafs. Seehalen, Jea-port. Seehandel, trade at fea*maritime commerce. Seehund,fea-dog. Seeigel * fea-bedgt-hog.Setka\\>,fea-calf*feal. Seekarte,fea-map. Seekrähe,Seerabe, jea-cormorant. Seekrank, fea-fick.Seekrankheit, fea-ficknefs. See-krebs^o^y/fr^Seekrieg./ed-uitfr.Seekuh, fea-cow. Seekufte,/*a-coafi. Seeleute, feamen* mart-nets, Seelüw e,fea-lion. Seeluft,,fea-air. Seemacht, fea-forces*navy, Seemann, jVftrr.tf ft, mari-

ner. Seemeiie, league. Scemu*fchel * fea-ßell, Seeofficier,/f<j.officer* naval officer. Seeprerd,Jea-horfe. Seeräuber, pirate , cor-fair ; Amerikanifcher bucca-neer. Seera'uberey, pi rar y, - trei-ben, to p rate. Seeretfe, voyage.Seefalz * fea-falt, bay-fait- See-fcliiacht, SeetrdFe [),/'«- fight. See-fold..t, Jo Idler at fea* manner.Seelfaat, maritimeJiate. Seefladt,'fea-town * jea-port town. See-ftern, fta-pua ,Jta r fiß. Seeftrand,Seeuter,/.ft./i'ors. seeftrich, la-titude. Seeltiick,/ < rrt-p.v(,e. See-fturm./or/« at fea. Seethier./Mj-rthme animat. Seeungeheuer,/ra-moojirr. Seew ärts, ad .f/awards.Seewafi’er, fea-wuter. Seewefen,marine , navy. Seewind , fea-wind . Seewolf,/!>rrrA.

Sceie, t foul* mind ; (im Federkie-le; p'ih ■, aller Seelen, all-)ouls,See!enangtt, torture of mind. See-lentreuiid, n.' matf. Seelenhirt,parjon Seelei.kralt, faculty ofmmd seelei'iehie , pjyibology,See’enruhc*irar/q utility of mmd.Seelenverkaultr, Mtanapper. See-lenwandening , meumyfyebofis.seelmeire , fnnl-mafs * -r quiun,Sceilorge, curacy. Seelforger, cu-i ate.

Segel, n. Jail ; das grolse mam-Jail* unter gehen, tofet

jail, mit vollen Sege n tal.ren, togo booming , to ciowa the jails.SegcJtertig, ready so ; fait. Se.geigarn, twine* faildwine. Se-ge.ttange, fan-yard. Segeltuch,/a i-i .o h* canvajs.

Sender, Segler, tu, fa ter.

Sege.n, v. n Ik a. to fail.

Segen, m. bleflwg* btntdiciton.

Segnen, v. a. ,o b efs* (uas Zeichendes Kreuzts machen) to crofs;

1 zaubern , uefprechen) to Ipell*embant. \mour.

Sehe, i. eye-fight ; cryjtalitne hu-

•Sehen , v. n. & a to took to Jee;to behold, to perutve* nach et-was to loor after ■ aui etwasto look at fomethmg ; to regard*cottfider* rejieit upon, ähnlichto r.jemble . hg. durch die l'i» gerto .ontnve at . -laflen, toex *pofe to fight lieh l.ificn, to ap-pear in public , etwa» gern tolove to fee •* .verfuchen) to try$fiehe da* behold .' look there l Se-hekunft, see Optik Sehenswerth,Sehenswürdig, worth feeing . Sch«nerve, optic nerve Sehpui.kt,point de vife. Sehrohr, telefcope,Sehltrahl, vifuai ray.

Seher, m. feer* prophet

Sehne, t. Sehnader, finew* tendon*nerve.

fich Sehnen , v. r. to fain * long