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Wefpe, f. xuafp. Wcfpenneif, wafp's

Wet's. Wellen, pr, whnfe- [neft.

Wcfshalb, Weliwegen, ail, wby,Jor■what reafon, wherefore.

Wett,m. Wfß. - or Weftwind, Wrfi-wind. Wetten, ad, W'ß, weftlich,a. weßi weßern, wejterly, Weft-lich. Weftwärts, ad. iuefiward.Weftfee, w.jiern fea.

Wette, t. waficoat.

welterhemd, n, cbrifom-clotb.

Wette, f. bet, wager ; um die intmutation r.r f intention of i umdie - etwas Hunt, to vie. Wettei-ter, Wettftreit, emulation, con-tention. Wetteifern, to contend,emulate, vie. wettlauf, Wett-rennen, race, running.

Wetten, v,a. & n. to wager , lay,bet , bold a wager. Wetter, m. bethat lays.

Wetter, n. weather ; thunder andlightening, tempefi » ßorm : air\alte - 1 ttouudt! wetterableiter,see Blitzableiter. Wetterbeobach-tung , THeteoroiogtf. obfervation.Wetterdach , eaves, pent-boufe.Wetterfahne, Wetterhahn, wea-ther-cock. Wetterglas, weather-giaft. Wettermaimchen, andnof-cope. Wetterprophet, weat her-fpv.Wctterfchaden, damage by grail.Wctterrtrahl, fiajh rf lightening.Wetterwemlifch, Wette rlamufch,a. mutable, changeable, fickle.Wetterwolke, fen, p/ft nom cloud.

Wetterleuchten, v. i. to lighten. - n,lightening.

Wettern, v.i. to thunder. - v. q-, toettrf*, /wear.

Wetzen, v. a, j*i> whet, ßarpen.Wetzltah^ir./cAffx fieel. Wetz-flem , vibet-Jione, hone.

Wichfc, f. waxing, blacking.

Wichten, v. a. to wax\ fig. (o beat,cudgel.

W’icht, m. wight ; ein armer-, apoor little fellow-

Wichtig , a. weighty, ponderousof due weight ; fig. important,confiderab/e, of confequence.

Wichtigkeit , t. weight , import-ance, confequeuce. [firaw.

Wicke, f, vetch, Wickftroh, vetch-

-Wickel, m. roller , roll.

Wickeln, v. a. to vnrui up in et-was-, to wrap up, enwrap ; einKind-, to/waddle,fwatbei fig.fich aus einrr Sache to extricatecue'sfe>f. Wicke;band,/ma/i/«g-band, fwatb, /waddling. Wi-ckelkind , child in fwathing-clothes. Wickelzeug, J waddlingclniith. jfejnrr«.

Widder, m. rater. T. firm Threrfcrei.

Wi<ler, prp. againjt. contrary to.

Wide-rbellen, Widcrbclfem, v. n. togainfay, to contradict. [ ration .

Widerdruck, in. reaction^ T. reti-11 .

•Widerfahren, v. n. to happen, he-

Widerhaken, m, hook- [fall.

»Widerhaken, v. a. to bold tack.Widerlult, hold, fupport.

Widerklage, f. recrimination.

Widerlegen, v.a. to confute , refute,H'iderleglich, a. confutable. Wi-derlegung, f. confutation, refu-tation.

Widerlich, a. difguftful, naufeauc,peev/ß. W luerlichkeit, t. nau-feoujnefs.

Widern, v. i. todifgufl.

Widernatürlich, a, preternatural,contrary to nature. Wideriutiir-lichkeit, preternaturalnefs.

Widerpart, in. & f. counterpart’,udverjary, oppofer. einem - hal-ten, to oppofe, contradict.

•Widerrathen, v, a. to dijfuade. Wi-derrathung, t' dißuaßon.

Widerrechtlich^, illegal, contraryto law. Widerrechtlichkeit, ille-gality.

Widerrede, f. contradiction,

Widerrilt, m. t Dithers.

• Widerrufen, v. a. & n. to recant,retract, revolt, unfay. Wider-ruf, recantation, revocation-Widerruflich, revocable.

Widerfacher, in. adverfary, anta-gorrji, enemy.

Widerfchein, see Wicderfchein.

fich W iilerferzen, v. r. to oppofe,Widerl'etzlich, a. refractory. Wi-derletxlii hkeit, f. refractorinefs,Widerfetzung, f. oppofition.

Wideriinn, m. inconfiftency ; con-tradiction ; tionfenfe. Widerlin-nig, a. contradictory ; nonfen-ftcal-

Widerfpänftig, a. refractory, obfii-note, fittbborn, contumacious.Widerfp'aiirtigkeit, f. refractori-nefs , obfiinacy , ßubbornnefs,contumacy- {part.

Widerfpiel, n. contrary, counter-

•Wulerf'precheti, v. n. to contra-dict , gainfay. Widerf'precher,con trad ic ter, gain fay er, wider,fpruch, contradiction. | t>on.

Widerftand, m. refifience, oppoft-

‘ Widerftehen, v, n. to withfiand,gainfland, rtfifi , oppofe ; es wi-derfteht mir, /'/ won’t go downwith me. W'iderftelilich , a, re-fifitble. f- n. refifience.

Wideillrebcn, v, n. to oppofe, r efifi.

• Widerftreiten, V. a. to difpute,contefi, go aguinfi.

Widerw ärtig, a. contrary, adverfe,croft, peel> fb. Widerwärtigkeit,f. adverfity, crofs.

Widerwille, m. reluctance, grudge,til-wilt, widerwillig, reluctant.

Widmen, v. a. ro dedicate, devote.

Widrig, a. contrary , adverfe ; nau-feons. {feoufnefs.

Widrigkeit, f. contrariety , nau-

W 1 e,ad. how. - c. di{ like.Wiebeln, v. n. ;o croivd, crathl.Wiede, f. ofier, tw.g. [poop.

Wiedehopf, ni. whoop, hoop, boo•Wieder, ad. again, atiew, afrefiy,- antangen, to retoinmence , be-gin anew, - petnnd werden, tich« erholen, - zu licit l'elbft kommen,to recover : - erlangen, to re-trieve ; - erftatte», to recompenfe,repay j - gut machen, to requtt,redrefs: - herftelien, in vorigenStand fetzen, to refiore; - thun,to do again, repeat-, - vergelten,to retaliate ; - zurecht bringen,to redrefs.

* Wiedcrbeil'sen, v. a. to bite in re-turn. fgrirn.

* Wieilerbekommen, v. 3. to get a-

* Wiederbringen, v. a. so return, re-fiore. Wteiierbringlich, a refior-able, retrievable. Wiederbfin-gung, t. restoration.

Wiedererinnerung, f. recollection.Wiederi:rftattung,t repayment, re-turn, restitution.

* Wiederfinden, v, a. to find what

was loft. [reclaim.

wiederfordern, v. a to rfdemand,Wiedergabe, f. redditioti, return.

* Wiedcrgebaren, v.a. to regenerate ••Wiedergeben, v. a. to return, re-store, redeliver.

Wiedergeboren, a. regenerate.Wiedergeburt, f. regeneration.

* Wiedergenefen , v. n to recover

one's health. Wiedergenefung, re-covery [bright.

Wiciierglanzen, v.n. to glifltr,jhineWiedergriifjen, v. a. to refalute,return one s falute.‘Wiederhaben, v. a. to have again,get again■

Wiederhallen, v, n. to echo, reecho,Wiederhal', m. echo, reechoing.Wiederherftellung, f. reflauration,rejlitution.

Wiederholen, v. a. to repeat. Wie.

derholung, f repetition.Wiederkäuen, v. 11. & a to chew thecud,ruminate, -n.rumination.Wiederkauten, v. a. to repurebafe ,buy again, redeem. Wiederkauf,redemption. Wiederkäuflich, re-deemable.

Wiedcrkeluen, v. 11./0 return. Wie-derkehr, f. return. [ return.

* wiederkoinmen, v.n. to come back,Wiederkunft, f. returning, return .

* wiedernchmen, v. a. to retake.Wiederlägen, v.a. to tell again.Wiederfchaffen, v. a. to refiore.,Wiederfchallen, v.n. to refound,

echo. Wiederfchall, echo, re-' founding.

Wiederfchein, m. refulgence.

* Wiederfchelten, Wiederfchfmpfen,v. a. to return an infult, inju-rious words.

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