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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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der Main, the Main,

Mainz, n. Maititz, Mentz.Majorca, n. Majorca,

Malachias, m. Malachy,

Malta, n. Malta.

Mantua, n. Mantua,

Marcus, m. Mark.

Margarethe, f. Margaret % Margtry,

Maria, f, Mary.

Mariechen, n. Molly Molly,die Marne, the Marna,die Mark, the March.

Marocco, n. Marocco,

Marfeille, n, Marfeilles,

Martha, t. Martha.

Martin, Marten, in. Martin.Math'aiis, Mathes, m. Matthew,Maximilian, in. Maximilian «Mecheln, n. Mechlin.

Mecklenburg, n. Mecklenburg.Meiften, n. Mifnia.

Merfeburg, n. Metsburgh.

Metz, n. .Metz.

Michael, Michel, m. Michael.Michas, m. Micah.

Minorca, n. Minorca,

Modena, n. Modena,

Mohrenland, n. Mauritaniadie Moldau, Moldavia.

Morea, n. Morea,

Moritz, m. Maurice.

Moicau, n. (Und, Mofcovy\ (Stadt)Mofcow.

die Mofel, the Mofelle.

Motes, m. Afofes.

Mühlhaufen, n, Mnlhaufen.München, n, , München .

Mtmfter, n. M außer.

Nanzy, n. Nancy,

Neapel, n. Naples.

Neapolitaner, in. -inn, f. Neapoli-tanifch, a, Neapolitan,der Necker, Necker,

Nicodemus, m. Nicodtmut.

Nicola, f. Nicol .

Nicolaus, m. Nicholas.die Niederlande , pi. the Nether -lands.

der Nil, Nilftrom, the Nile,

Noa, m. Noah.

Nordhaufen, n. Nordhau/en.die Normandie, Normandy.Normandier, Normann, m. Norman.Norwegen, n. Norway.

Norweger, m. -inn, f. Norwegian.Nürnberg, n. Nuremberg.

Ofen, n Buda.

Olivia, f. Olivy.

Olmiitz, n. Olmutz.

Oranien, n. Orange.

Osnabrug, n. Osnabrugh.

Oftende, n. Oßend.

Ofttriesland, n. Baß- Frifeland*Oftgothen, pt. Oßri/goths.

Oftindien, n, Eaß-lndies.üftreich, n. Aujtria.

Oftreicher, m. -inn, f. fiftreichifch,a. Außrian.

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die Oftfee, the Baltic.

Otto, m. Otho.

Ovidius, m. Ovid.

Padua, n. Badonay Padua.Paliiftina, n. Paleßtne.

Paris, n. Baris.

Pa (Tau, n, Paffaw.

Parther, m. -inn, f. Parthifch, a,Parthian.

Partheriami, n. Pattbia.

Paulus, m, Paul .

Pavia, u. Pavia.

Perfer, m. -inn, f. Perfifch,a, Per -fian.

Perlien, n. Perfia.

Peru,«. Peru.

Peruvianer, m. -inn, f. Peruvian.Peter, m. Peter , Pietfe.

Petersburg, n. Petershurgb.Petronilla, f. Pernes.die Pfalz, the Palatinate.

Pfälzer, ro. -inn, f. Pfilzifch, a.

Palatine.

Philipp, m. Philip.

Philippchen, n. Phil.

Philippine, f. Philippa.

Pole, Polak, m. -inn, f. Poley Po-latidtr.

Polen, n. Poland.

Pommern, u. Pommtrlandy Pome-rania.

Pommer, Pommeraner, m. -inn, f.

Pomrneranifch, a. Pomeranian,Portugal,«. Portugal.

Portugiese, m. Vortugielinn, f. Por-tugiefifch, a. Portuguefe.

Pofen, n. Pofna.

Prag, n. Prague.

Preufse, m. Preufsinn,f. Preufiifch,a. Brußian.

Preufsen, n. Pruffta.die Pyrenäen, pi. the PyreneanMountains.

Quedlinburg, n. Qjiedlinburgk.Rahel, f. Rachel.

Rebecca, f. Rebecca.

Regensburg, n. Ratisbone.Reinhold, in. Reynold,der Rhein, the Rhine.

Rhodus, n. Rhodes.

Rhodifcr, m. -inn, f. Rhodian.Rom, n, Ro me.

Romanus, m. Romane.

Römer, m, -inn, f. Römifch, a.Roman.

Röschen, n. Äo/e, Ro/etto.

Rofina, f, Ro/e.

RoGmunda, f. Rofamond.

Rudolph, m. Ralph.

Ruprecht, m. Robert.

Rufle, m. Ruftinn, f, Ruflifch, a.Ruffian.

Rufsland,». Ruffa.

Ryföl,«. Lfle.

Sachfe, m. Sachfinn,f, Sächfifch,a,Saxon.

Sachfen, n. Saxony.die Sale, the Saat.

Salomea, f. Salome.

Salomo, m. Salomon.

Salzburg, n. Saitsburgh.

Samariter, m. -inn, f. Samaritan.Saracene, m. -inn, f. Saracen .Sardinien, n. Sardinia.

Sardinier, m. -inn, f. sardinifch,a.Sardinian.

die Sau, the Sau, or Saw.Savoyard, Savoyer, m. -inn, f, Sa-voyard.

Savoyen, n. Savoy.die Schelde, the Scheid.

Schieben, n. Stlefia.

Schieber, in. »inn, f. Schlefifch, a.Siltßan,

Schleswig,«. Slefwick,

Schotte, Schottländer, m. ScotchyScotch-man ; -inn , f. Scotch-woman.

Schottifch, a. Scotch, Scottiß.Schottland, n. Scotland.

Schwabe, m. Schwabinn, f. Schwa-bifch, a. Sunk«.

Schwaben, n. Suabia.

Schweden, ' n. Sweden , Swede-land.

Schwede, m. Schwedinn, f. Swede,SchwetHfch, a. Swediß>,die Schweitz, Switzerland.Schweitzer, m. -inn, f. SwitzeTySwifs.

9chweitzerifch, a, Swifs.Sclavonien, n. Sclavonia.Sclavonier, tn. -inn,f. sclavonifch,a. Srlavonian.

Sebaftiau, m Sehaflian.

Seeland, a. Zeeland , Zealand .Siberieti, n. Siberia.

Stcilien, n. Sicily.

SicUier, Sicilianer, to. -inn, f. Sici-lianifeh, a. Sicilian.Siebenbürgen, n. Tranfylvania,Sigmund, m. Sigismund.

Simfon, to. Sampfon.

Sophia, f, Sophia , Sophy

Spanien, it. Spain.

Spanier, m, -inn, f. Spaniard.Spanifch, a. Spainifh.

Speier, n. Spirey Speier.

Stanislaus, m. Stanislaus.

Stephan,m. Stephen.

Steiermark, n. Steriay Stiermark,Stockholm, n. Stockholm.Stralfund, n. Straifond.

Strasburg, n. Strasburg.

Stidindien, n. South-Indies.die Sudfee, f. the South-Stay theZ.nyder-Sea.der Sund, the Sound.

Sufanne, f. Sufannah.

Suschen, n. SUy Suky.

Sviacus, n. Siragufa.

Syrien, n. Syria.

Syrer, m. -i«», f,Syrifch,a. Syrian,derTagus, the Tajus, or Tajo.Tartar, m. -inn, f. Tartar,Tartarey, f. Tartary.die Themfe, the Thames.

Theobald, ni, Theobald , Tibald.