et«*-reit/ni(^-)  Äa**  I  via.  1.  to  rend
a  garment;  to  poll  down  (or  demolish)

a  honae;  ^  (f(^leifen)  to  raze  a  fort;  (fiber
ben  Raufen  nerfeii)  bte  SQßälle  e-r  (^fttmc)
£  to  dismantle  a  fortress;  fia.  to  upset

or  disconcert  a  scheme.  —  2.  paint,  (in
HmritTen  gdi^nen)  to  trace.  —  it  v/n.  (fn)

3.  ^9tiffe  betommeii)  to  rend,  tear,  split;
to  oe  rent  or  torn.  —  4.  fy.  (fid^  oer»
breiten)  to  spread  (more  and  more) ;  to
prevail;  bfb.  6.#.  to  take  root,  to  gain
ground;  ed  toot  Sodfer^eit  bcv  Sitten
eingeriffen  laxity  of  morals  had  set  (or
crept)  in ;  tief  etugeriffeue  Übel  deeply
seated  evils />/.  —  III  ~  n  @  u.  (S/ttng
/O  5.  (f.  I)  rending;  demolition.  —
6.  fig.  (f.  4)  spreading;  prevalence.
ei«*-reite«  (^-)  #h**  I  vin.  (fn)  1.  to
ride  in(to),  to  enter  on  horseback.  —
II  via.  2.  ^ferbe  £  to  break  in  ...;
(ni(§t)  ein8eritt(e)ne  ^ferbe  (un)broken
horses  pi.  —  3.  et.  £  to  ride  down
^orover)  a  th.,  to  smash  (or  break)  a  th.
lu  riding.  —  III  -^  n  ®  4.  —  ®inritt.
etll*-rctt!/e«  (^  I  via.  ®**,  bfb.  surg.
to  Set(or  reduCe)dialocat6d  join  to  or  bones ;

/ig.  bie  Gac^e  ift  n)ieber  eingcrenft  (in

Orbnuiig)  the  matter  has  been  set

right  (again).  —  II  '^  n  ®  —  (^Imiq.
Qin*'ttnltx  (^  m  ^,  ~itt  /®  o.  mt*

bem,  mft  ui(^t  ein  Xr)t:  bone-setter.
<IH«'-rmfttli0  i^*^)  f  %  (f.  einren!en)
setting,  reduction ;  turg. :  ^  taxis.
