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The new pocket-dictionary of the English and German languages : composed chiefly after the dictionaries of Johnson, Adelung, and others of the best authorities; in which the parts of speech and the genders of the german nouns, ar properly distinguished; each word accented according to it's just and natural pronunciation; and the irregularities of the english and german verbs duly marked
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Alberich, m. Albtrick, Aubry,Albert, Albrecht, m. Albert.Alexander, m. Alexander,Scander.Alexandrien, n. Alexandria.Alexia, f. Alice.

Alfried, m. Alfred.

Algier, n. Algier.

Algierer, m. -inn, f. Algerian .Altnerich, m. Emmery.die Alpen, pi. the Alps.

Alpifch, Alpinifch, a. Alpine.Atnadaut,m. Amadeus.

Amalie, f. Amelia.

Ambrofius, m. Ambrofe.

Amerika, n. America.Amerikanifch , a. Amerikaner, m.

inn, f. American.Amlalufien,'n. Andalufia.

Andreas, m. Andrew.Angermannland, see Ingermannland.Anna, t. Ann , Anne.

Xnnchen, n. Nan, Nanny , Nancy,Antiochien, n. Antioch.

Anton, m. Anthony.

Antonia, Antonette, f. Antonia.Antwerpen, n. Antwerp, Antorf.die Appenninifchen Gebirge, pi. theApprtinine Hills.

Apulien, n. Apulia, Puglia.Aquitanien, n. AqUitain.Armenien, n. Armenia.Armenianifch,a. Armenier, m. -inn,f. Armenian.

Arnold, m. Arnold.

Afien, n. Afia.

Aliatifch,a. Afiate, m. Afiatinn, f.Afiatic.

Affyrien, n, Aßyria.

Aflyrifch,a. Atfyrer, m, -inn, (. Af-fyrian.

Arturien,n. AJiuria.

Athen, n. Athens.

Athenienfiich, a. Athenienfer, m.

-inn, f. Athenian.

Äthiopien, n. Aethiopia.

Augsburg, n. Augsburgb.

Auguft, m. Augußus , Auflin.Augufte, f. Augußa.

Aurelie,f. Aurelia.

Babel, Babylon, n. Babylon.Babylonifch,a. Babylonier, m. -inn,f. Babylonian.

Balduin, m. Baldwin.

Balthafar, m. Ballhafar.

Baptiita, m. Baptiß.

Barbar, m. -inn, i. Barbarifch, aBarbarian.

Barbara, Barbel, f. Barbara.Barbarey, f. Barbary.

Barnabas, m. Barnaby.Bartholomäus, Barthel, m. Bartho-lomew-

Bafel, n. Eafil.

Bafilius, in. Bafil.

Batav. m. -inn,f. Batave.Batavien, n. Batavia.

Bayer, m. -inn,f, Bayerifch,a. Ba-varian.

Bayern, n. Bavaria.

Beatrix, f. Beatrix , Beatrice.Belgrad, n. Belgrade,

Benedict, m. Benedict.

Bergen (im Hennegau), n. Mont.Berlin, n. Berlin.

Bern, n. Bern .

Bernhard, m. Btrnard.

Bifanz, n. Beoc-annon.

Blanca, f. Blanch.

Blalius, m. Blafe.

Böhmen, n. Bohemia

BUhmifch, a. Böhme, m. Böhminn,f. Bohemian.

Bonifacius, m. Boniface.

Bononien, n. Bologna.

Brabant, n. Brabant.

Brandenburg, n. Brandenburgb.Brafilien, n. Braßt.

Braunfchweig, n. Brutifwick.Breisgau, n. Brifgow.

Brigitta, f. Brigit , Bridget.Brittanien, n. Britain.

Britte,m. Brittisin, f. Briton.Brittifch, a. Britiß.

Brüflel, n. Brußels.

Bulgar, m. -inn, f. Bulgarifch, a.Bulgarian.

Bulgarien, n. Bulgaria.

Burgund, n. Burgundy.

Burgunder, m. -inn,f. Burgundian.Cairo, n. Cairo.

Calabrien, n. Calabria.die Canarifchen Infeln, pi. the Ca-nary iflands.

Candia, >>. Candta.

Carthago, n. Carthage.Carthaginenfer, m. -irut, i. Cartha-ginenfifch, a. Carthaginian.das Caspifche Meer, theCafpianSea.Caftilien, n. Cofiilia.

Caftilianer, m. -inn, (. Caftilianifch,a. Cafiilian.

Catalonian, n. Catalonia.Catalonier, m. -iun,f, CatalonianCecilia, f. Cecily.

Chaldila, n. Chaldea.

Chaldaifch, a. Chaldäer, m, Chal-dean.

Champagne, n. Champaign.Charlotte, tf. Chariot.

China, n. China.

Chinefcr, m. -inn, f. Chineßfch, a.Chintfe.

Chriftian, m. Chrißian.

Chrtrtiane, f. Chrißiana .

Chriftine, f. Chrißina.

Chriftoph, m. Cbrißopher.

Clara, f. Clare.

Claudia, f. Claudia.

Claudius, m. Claudius.

Claus, Niclas, Nickel, m, Nick.Cleve, n. Cleves.

Clemens, m. Clement.

Coblenz, n. Coblence.

Colin, n. Cologri, Colen.

Concordia, f. Concordia.

Conrad, m. Conrade , Conrad .Conftantia, f. Confiance.Conftantin, m. Conßantine.

Conftantinopel, n, Conflantinople.Coppenhagen, n. Copenhagen.Coric, m. & f. Corfifch,*. Corfican.Corfica, n. Corfica.

Cracau, tu Cracow.

Crain, or Krain, n. Carniola.Crispin, m. Crifpin.

Croate.m. -tinn, t. Croat,Croatian.Croatien, n. Croatia.

Curland, n. Courland.

Curländer, m. -inn,f. Curlandifch,a. Courlandian.

Cyprier, m, -inn, f. Cyprian.Cypern, n. Cyprus.

Däne,m. Däninn,f. Danifch,a. Dane,Daniel, m. Dante !, Dan.Dännemark, n. Dänemark , Den-mark

Danzig, n. Dant^ick.

die Dardanellen, pi. the Dardatielli.

David, ni. David , Davy.

Delft, n. Delf.

Deutfth, a. Deutfcher, m, Deutfche,f. German.

Deutfchland, n. Germany,Deventer, n. Daventry.

Dionylia, f. Dennis , Denys.Dionylius, m. Dionys , Denis.der Dnieper, the Nieper.der Dnieper, the Nießer.

Dominica, i. Dominica.Dominicus, m. Dominic.die Donau, the Danube.

Dorothea, f. Dorothy.

Dresden, n. Dresden.

Dublin, n. Dublin.

Duisburg, n. Doesburgb.Dünkelsbühl, n. Dinkefpithel*Dünkirchen, n. Dunkirk,

Durlach, n. Durlack.

Eberhard, Ebert,m. Everard,Ever -hardus.

der Ebro, the Ebrio,

Edinburg, n. Edinburgh.

Edmund, m. Edmund.

Eduard, m. Edward.die Elbe, the Elb.

Eleonore, f. Eleanor.

Elias, m. Elias.

Elifa, f. Elixa.

Elifabeth, (. Elizabeth.Elifabethchen, Elschen, n. Aßy.die Elfafs, Alface.

Emilia, f. Amelia.

Emmerich, n. Emmerick.England,«. England.

Engländer, m. Englifb-man\ -inn,f.Engliß-wornan ; die Engländer,pi. the Bngliß.

Englifch, a. Engliß.

Erfurt, n. Brford.

Ernß, m. Ernej 7.

Biaias, m. Bfajas , Efay.dieEtfch, the Tees, Thees ,

Eva, f. Eve , Eva.der Euphrat, the Frat.

Europa, n. Europe.

Europäer, m. -inn,f. Europaifch,a.European.