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adj. (u'- ber - mas'- sikh) Ger. Uebung (ii'-boongk) Ger. n. Uebungen (ii'-boongk'-en) Ger. n., pi. Exce ive; superfluous; augmented; cial difficulty.practise; to overcome spe- Exercise; applied to intervals, as eine uberma ige Sekunde, an augmented second; uberma ige Sechstakkord, augmented Uebung sabend Ger. n. ( ii'-boongks-a'-bent ) chord of the sixth. Literally, a practise evening: aptiberschlagen (ii'-ber-shla'-gen) Ger. v. plied to a pupil's concert, simulating a Literally, to strike over. given for en- 1. To cro the hands on the keyboard. public semble practise.ance, perform 2. To overblow on a wind instru- Uebung tuck (u-boongk'-shtiik ) Ger. ment A n.study; etude, exercise. 569 550 unaccented ugab ugab (oo'-gab) Heb. n. Umfang A word used in the Bible, and Extent; (oom'-fang) volume; orGer.compa n. of probably a general term for wind voice or instrument, as umfang der instruments. It is erroneously trans- Stimme, the compa of the voice, lated as organ. umgekehrt Inverted. (oom'-ge-kart') Ger. part.
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