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=Silber=, n. -s, silver. =sind=, are, see sein. =singe=, see singen. =Singen=, n. -s, singing. =singen=, imp. sang, p.p. gesungen, to sing. =singend=, singing. =sinken=, imp. sank, p.p. gesunken, to sink. =sitzen=, imp. saß, p.p. gesessen, to sit down. =sitzet=, sits; p.

=hinunterstürzen=, imp. stürzte hinunter, p.p. hinuntergestürzt, to hurl down. =hinweg=, away, over. =hinwegsehen=, imp. sah hinweg, p.p. hinweggesehen, to look over. =hinwegsteigen=, imp. stieg hinweg, p.p. hinweggestiegen, to descend. =hinwegzusteigen=, see hinwegsteigen. =hinzufügen=, imp. fügte hinzu, p.p. hinzugefügt, to add. =hob ... auf=, see aufheben.

Not a bit that I can see; Here be goodly quarries, but they be cruel hard To gnaw: I ha' got some mud, we'll eat it with spoons, Very good thick mud; bot it stinks damnably, There's old rotten trunks of trees too, Bot not a leaf nor blossom in all the island. Lamure. How it looks! Morillat. It stinks too. Lamure. It may be poison. Franville. Let it be any thing; So I can get it down.

Und jeden Sonn- und Feiertag Gedenkt es an den Schaden, Läßt durch den ersten Glockenschlag Nicht in Person sich laden. ~Goethe.~ =ab=, off, from; auf und ab, up and down. =Abend=, m. -s, Abende, evening; abends, in the evening; eines Abends, one evening. =aber=, but, however. =abgegangen=, see abgehen. =abgehen=, imp. ging ab, p.p. abgegangen, to go away, to go down. =abgetragen=, worn out.

Da stand auch schon Eva Bunkert, an die Wand gelehnt, schränkte die Arme über der Brust und begann mit wohllautender Stimme zu singen: „Way down upon Swaney ribber Far far away ... There’s, where my heart is turning ebber, There’s, where the old folks stay ...“

=herstellen=, imp. stellte her, p.p. hergestellt, to recover. =herum=, around. =heruntersank=, see heruntersinken. =heruntersinken=, imp. sank herunter, p.p. heruntergesunken, to sink down, to set. =Herz=, m. Herzen, heart. =heute=, to-day, heut', poetical. =heutzutage=, nowadays. =hielt=, see halten. =hielt ... inne=, see innehalten. =hier=, here. =hierher=, here, hither. =hieß=, see heißen.

Und das Wort, das der Dichter seinem WeltensangHeurekazum Geleite gab, gilt auch für diese Klänge: „They cannot die: or if by any means they be now trodden down, so that they die, they will rise again to the life eternal.“

It matters not whether the woman be of the same local group or has been captured in war from another tribe; a man of the wrong clan who uses her as his wife is hunted down and killed by his clansmen, and so is the woman; though in some cases, if they succeed in eluding capture for a certain time, the offence may be condoned.

Auen, meadow. =auch=, also, too. =auf=, on upon, at; =einmal=, all at once, suddenly; auf und ab, up and down. =aufbewahren=, imp. bewahrte auf, p.p. aufbewahrt, to preserve, to keep. =aufbewahrt=, see aufbewahren. =Aufbrechen=, n. departure. =Aufenthalt=, m. ceasing, pause, stay. =auffordern=, imp. forderte auf, p.p. aufgefordert, to invite, to ask. =aufforderte=, see auffordern.

=natürlich=, natural, of course. =nein=, no. =nennen=, imp. nannte, p.p. genannt, to name, to call. =nennet=, can name, see nennen. =neu=, -e, -en, -em, -er, -es, new. =neugeboren=, -e, -em, -en, -er, -es, new-born. =neugierig=, inquisitively. =neun=, nine. =neunten=, ninth. =nicht=, not. =nichts=, nothing, in no wise. =nie=, never. =nieder=, down.