Zygomatic

zig-o-mat'ilc, a. Of, or pert, to, the bony area placed in man upon the side of the head, back a or of the cheeks, and extending from the prominence of the cheeks to the ear. ] hypert, Zymology zi-moKo-jT, n. A treatise on the fermentation 01 liquors, or the doctrine of fermentation.— n. -ot'- Zymolog'ical. -loj'ik-al, a. Of, or pert, to, zymology. — ZymoKogist, -o-jist, n. One skilled in zymology.— Zymom'eter, Zymosim'eter, n. An instruof ment for ascertaining the deg ee of fermentation occasioned by the mixture of different liquids, and the degree of heat which they acquire in lermentaand orig. tion. — Zymofic, a. Of, pert, to, or caused by, ferdre mentation. — Zymotic disease. Any epidemic, endemic, contagious, or sporadic affection produced of by some morbific principle acting on the system like a ferment. little Zythum, zi'thum, n. A kind of malt beverage; a liquor made from malt and wheat.; end, eve, term; In, Ice j Odd, tSne, BIBLICAL, CLASSICAL, MYTHOLOGICAL, AND GEOGRAPHICAL ABBREVIATIONS USED B. Biblical History and Geography. C. Cla ical History, Geography, E. Egyptian History, Geography, H. Hindoo History, Geography, M. Modern History and Geography. N. Norse History, Geography, Abbeville, in France S. C. ab'be-vil, Abda. ab'da. B. Aa, a, M. Abdalla, ab-dal'la, Aachen, a'ken: same as Aix-la- Abdalonimus, mus, C. -ymus, Chapelle, M. Aalar, a'a-lar, B. Abdeel. ab'de-el, Aalborg, oKbSrg, 31. Abd-el-Kader, abd-el-ka'der; Aar, ar, or Aren, a'ren, 31. written also Ab-dul-Kadir, Aargau, ar'gow, 31. Abd-el-Malik, abd-el-ma'lik, Aaron, ar'on, B. Abdera, ab-de'ra, Aaronites, ar'on-Tts, B. Abderites, ab-de-ri'tez Aath, at: same as Ath, 31. Abderus, ab-de'rus, Aba, a'ba, or Abse, a' be, C. Abdi, ab'di, B. Abacuc, ab'a-kuk, B. Abdias, ab-di'as, Abaddon, a-bad'don, B. Abdiel, ab'dt-el, Abadias, ab-a-di'as, B. Abdolonymus, ab-do-lon'TMnus, Abagtha, a-bag'tha, B. Abdon, ab'don, B. AbalU3, ab'a-lus, C. Abdul Mejid or Abakan, a-ba-kan', 31. abd/6"ol-me-jed/', Abakansk, a-ba-kansk', M. Abeatae, a-be-a'te, Abana, ab'a-na, B. Abednego, a-bed'ne-go, Abancay, a-ban-kTr,_l/. Abel, a'bel, B. A ban court, a-boN-kooi"", M. Abelard, ab'e-lard, Abano, a-ba/uo, 31. Abelbethmaachah, a-ka, B. Abantes, a-bau'tez, C. Abantia, a-ban'shT-a, C. Abella, a-bel'la, C. A bant i a des, ab-an-ti/'a-dez, C: Abelmaim, a-bel-ma-'im, Abantia3, a-ban'shY-as, C. Abelmeholah, a'bel-me-ho'la, Abantia, a-ban'tis, C. Abelmizraim, a-bel-niiz/,ra-im, A barb are a, ab-ar-ba're-a, C. A bel shittim, a-bel-shit'tim, Abarim, ab'a-rim. B. Abencerage, a-ben'se-raj, Abaris, ab'a-ris, C. ben'tha-ra/ha, 31. Abaron, ab'a-run, B. Abenheim, a/ben-him', Abas, a'bas, C. Aberbrothock, ab-gr-broth^ok, Abasa, ab'a-sa, C. Arbroath, ar'broth, Abascia or Aba ia, a-bash/T-a, M. Abercromby, -bie,ab/,er-krum/bT,J/ Abas it is, ab-a-si'tis, C. Aberdeen, ab-Sr-den'', Aba us, a-bas's us, C. Abergavenny, ab'gr-ga'nt, Abati, ii-ba/te, or -batt i, -bafte,!/. Aberistwith, ab-er-ist/with, Abatos, ab'a-tos, C. Abernethy, ab'er-ne-thl, er-neth/r, M. Abba, ab'ba, B. Abba sides, ab-bas'T-dez, 31. Ablancourt, ab-loN-koor', Abbatucci, ab-ba-toot'che, 31. Abez, a'bez, B. sttn, cube, full; moon, fdot; cow, oil; £, Biblical; C, Cla ical; E, Egyptian; H, Hindoo HISTORICAL, PROPER NAMES. IN THIS VOCABULARY. and Mythology. and Mythology. and Mythology. and Mythology (including Old German). iib'vel'; in Abi, a'bi, B. M. Abia, a'bY-a, C. Abia, Abiah, a-bi'a, B. or Abdul'lah, 31. Abialbon, a-bt-al'bon, B. ab'da-lon'I- Abiasaph, a-bi'a-saf, B. Abiathar, a-bi'a-thar, B. Abib, a' bib, B. B. Abida, -dah, a-bi'da, B. 31. Abida, a-bi'da, C. 31. Abidan, ab't-dan, B. C._ Abiel, a-bi'el, B.; -ta, ta, C. Abiezer, a-bY-e'zer, B. C. Abiezrite, a-bT-ez'rlt, B. Abigail, ab'I-gal. B. B. Abihail, ab-T-ha'il, B. B. Abihu, a-bi'hu, B. C. Abihud, a-bi'hud, B. Abii, a'bl-i, C. Abdoul Medjid, Abijah, a-bi'ia, B. 31. Abijam, a-bi'iam, B. C. Abua, ab'ir-la, C. B. Abilene, ab-1-le'ne, B. and C. Abimael, a-bim'a-el, B. 31. Abimelech, a-bim'e-lek, B. a'bel-beth-i i tar- Abinadab, a-bin'a-dab, B. Abiner, ab'T-ner, B. A binger, ab'in-ier, M. B. Abinoam, a-bin'o-am, B. B. Abiram, a-bi'ram, B. B. Abiron, a-bi'ron, B. B. Abisares, a-bis'a-rez, C. in Sp. ii- Abisei, ab-T-se'i, B. Abishag, ab'Y-shag, B. 31. Abishai, a-bish^a-i, B. or Abishalom, a-bish/a-lom, B. 31 Abishua, a-bish'u-a, B. Abishur, ab'I-shgr, B. Abisum, ab'T-sum, B. 3[. 31 Abital, abrT-tal, B. 31. Abitub, ab'T-tub, B. in Sc. ab- Abiud, a-bi'ud, B. Abner, ab'ner, B. M. Abo, a'bo: Sw. Abo. o'boo, 31. Abnoba, ab'no-ba, C. linger or ink, then, boNboN, chair, get.; 31, Modern; ]ST, Norse. [See above.] 534