ACKER GRIND KRAUT

(Ger.), n, A%k/e%rgritnd-kra*-ut, The field scablous (Scabiosa arvensis). [A, 248, 815.] ACKER GUNSEL (Ger,), n. _ A%k’e*r-gutn-se?l, pine (Ajuga chamæpitys). (A, 248, 315.] ACKER GYPS KRAUT, (Ger.), n. A*k’etr-guty German species of soapwort (Saponaria vaccaria). ACKERHAHNENFUSS (Ger) p Atetrhatnetnfus corn crow-foot (Ranunculus arvensis), [A, 315.] ACKERHAUHECHEL (Ger), ı in Atk’etr-ha?-u-hetch?-e, The common rest-harrow (On on is spinosa). [A, 248, 815.) ACKER HEDER ICH (Ger.), n. _ A%%’e2r-he2d-e?r-i2ch?, hedge-mustard (Sisymbrium of ficin ale). [A, 248, 805.) ACKERHIRTENTASCHE (Ger.), n. A%k’etr-her-te’n-tatsh-c?. ‘The penny-cre (Thlaspi arvense). [A, B48, 3 ACKER HOLDER, ACKERHOLLUNDER (Ger.), n°s, A%k’- egrborklotr, -bot\iund.2tr. ‘The dwarf-elder (Sambucus ebalus) ACKER HORN KRAUT, The ground der as-ut, A JA, 248, 315.] The The Ger), n. ’é’r}au;rn kra ut, Mouse-ear chickweed (Cerastium arvense). [A, 248, ACKERHYACINTHE (Ger.), n, A%k’er-hut-a*-tsitnt-e?, The purple grape-hyacinth (Muscari comosum). [A, 248.] ACKERKAMILLE (Ger.), n. _ A°k'e*r-ka>m-ihle?. ‘The field chamomile (An them is arvensis). [B.] ACKERKANDELWISCH, _ ACKERKANNENKRAUT ‘The corn (Ger.), ’etr-katntet-vitsh, -ka*n-netn-kcra®-ut. horse-tail (Equisetum arvense). [A, 248, 315.) ACKER KLAP PER (Ger.), n. mon cock's-comb (Celosia cristata). ACKERKLEE (Ger,), n. Ak'e3r-kla, 1. s sorrel (Rumee acetoseliay, {BJ & Hares foot trefoll (Zri/oliumarvensel Atk’etr-klatp-petr, The com- TA, 248, oe