A Complete Grammar of the German Language : With Exercises, Readings, Conversations, Paradigms, And An Adequate Vocabulary

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9)t)t'ofo))^', TO. «., p/. -en, philosopher ; -ie, /. «., pi. -n, philosophy.
3>ta'no, ra. ». piano.
SJU'ger, m. s. pilgrim.
3)lan, m. «.,pi. -t,&mod. plan, idea.
;)lott, ad;, flat, plain, even, level, low.
9)Ia|, m. «., pi. -c, & m^d. place, room, seat ; — ne^men, to take a seat, sit down.
pIoJ'Uc^, ae^. & adv. suddenly), abrupt(ly), instantaneous, on a sudden.
tilum)), adj. & interj. plump, clumsy, awkward, coarse.
Ijlunb'crn, v. a. to plunder.
3)ij'6el, m. s. mob, the vulgar.
9)oet', m. »., ...pi. -m, poet.
))oIt'tif(i^, atf;'. political.
3)oIi8ei'liiener, m. s. policeman, con- stable, officer.
3)ortiDn', /. «., pi. -en, portion, share.
S)»r'to, n. s. postage.
9)offlu'ne, /. i. -en, post, post-office, mail.
3)o|T:^orn, n. «., pi. -er, & wod. post- hom.
5>o|iiI[(i)Dn', m. «., pi. -c, postillion.
3)ra(i&t, /. s. pomp, splendor.
tirac^t'ig, adj. elegant, magnificent.
9)raftbent', m. «., pi. -en, president.

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