bettlet  (-)  3.  ^erfoii  sg.  prei.  (bff.  bfmft)  ti.
£e  impf.  0.  bünfeu  (f.  b«).  [2uppe.\
2)eul(ing)  X  ©  (-M  m  ®c(d).iiie/a«.  -/
Dens  ex  mach  Ina  (<^  ^^  ^'^)  [(t.  0ott

aii<  e-r  9Raf(^iue]  m  deus  €x  mcLehina\
fig.  (uiioer^offtcr,  lounbevbarer  Slettcr)
unexpected  (ormiracnlonB)  deÜTerer.
^eut  (-)  [ubi.,  *ffanb.]  m  ®c.  (6<^ibf.
luiinie  ^%^l)  doit;  /fy.  er  ^at  !-n  '^  F he
basnet  (or  lie^s  not  worth)  a  farthing.
bcntüar  (--)  a.  %  explicable.
2>c«tc(ci  F  (-^)  /  9  subtie  (or  far-
fetched, strained)  intei-pretation ;  F
quibble  (on  words).
bcntrln  (-'')  I  via,  Öa.  to  interpret  (or
explaiii)withgreatnicety,to  twist  the
meaning  of  words;  (tergiiebcni)  to  ana-
lyse (minutely).  —  II '^  n  ®— 2)cutefei.
beuten  (^^)  [a^b.:  bentfd^]  %  I  vln.  (6.)
1.  auf  et.  (ob.  nac^  et.)  ^tm£  to  point  at
a  thing,  toeite.  to  show  (or  indicate,
point  out)  a  th.  —  2.  lig.  (uoi^ev
fagen)  to  point  to,  to  prognosticate;
alfcä  beutet  auf  Stürme  (|in)  every-
thing forebodes  stormy  weather.  —
U  via.  n.  flflt  ^  v'reft.  3  »  I;  ftd^  £
(ongeigeii)  to  appear,  to  announce  o.s.
—  4.  (oii«beiiten)  to  interpret,  explain,
construe;  bie  @tente  £  to  read  in  the
stars.  —  5.  et.  f^Iec^t,  übel  £  (ou««
legen)  to  put  a  bad  (or  an  ill)  con-
struction (up)on  a  th. ;  et.  sum  guten
£  to  put  a  kindly  construction  upon
a  th.,  to  put  a  th.  in  a  favourable
light,  to  take  a  th.  in  good  pai-t.
^nter  ('^^)  m  ^,  '^n  f%  interpreter.
l)fiiterei  (--t)  f%^  3)*utelci.
