Altare, is n. 3. an altar Alterno, as, act. 1. to do by lows Alvear, Alveare, āris. n. 3. child, foster-father, pupil, of alum [child, a nurse Alumni, e. 1. 1. a nurse[ed up i. Alticinctus, a, um. ad Alumnus, 1. m. 2. a foster adj. gird. Altigridus, a, um. adj. walking pompously, stalking Allis, e. adj. fed, fatted, crammed Altiloquus, a, um. adj. one who speaks in a lofty style Altisonas, a, um. adj. sounding from above, loud, heroic, sublime Alūta, æ.f.1.tanned leather, Altissime, adv. superl. very Am, or amb (from ȧupl), high, or deep Altitonans, tis. pt. thundering on high Altitudo, Ynis. f. 3. height, depth, luftinen, stateli nes, height of spirit Altivolans, tis. pt. flying high, soaring Altivõlus, a, um, adj. idem Altus, adv. comp. higher, deeper [higher Altiusculus, adj. somewhat Altor, 6ris. m. 3. a nourisher, a feeder [ride Altrinsecus, adv. on either Altrix, Teia, f. 3. a female nourisher, a foster-mother, nurse tissimè, superl. lovingly, Amanuensis, is. m. 3. a se Amarítūdo, Ynis. f. 3. bitter nen, sharpneu, tartnes Amaror, oris, m. 3. bitter ness Amarulentus, a, um. adj. Amastus, i, m. 2. a courter Courtship [a gallant Amatorie, adv. amorously, fondly, lovingly, like a [potion Amatorfum, I. n. 2. a lovelover ἀμφὶ), in composition, stands for Amabilis, e. adj. ior, comp. Amabo, interj. I prithee! Amando, as, act. 1. to send away, or far off, remone, Amans, tis. c. g. 3. a lover, i. Amatorfus, a, um. adj. amoтом, procuring love, lovely Amatrix, Teis. f. 3.4 she lover Ambage, t. abl. sing, ambages, pl. and ambagtbus, and in no other cases; a turning, or winding, a shift, prevarication, multiplicity of words, tedious story; dark mysterious saying, charm, spell Ambagiosus, a, um. adj. intricate Ambedo, ere, a. 3. to eat, or gnaw about, eat up, con. sume, spend Ambēsus, a, um. pt Ambigitur, impers. it is doubted Ambigo, (amb for circum, and ago), gere, without præterperf. and supine, act. 3. to doubt, dispute, hesitate, contest, quarrel, encompass, go about Ambigüe, adv. doubtfully, obscurely Ambigultas, atis. f. 3. ambiguity, doubtfulness, uncertainty, obscurity Ambiguus, a, um. adj. ambiguous, doubtful, taken several ways, uncertain, changeable, slippery Amblo, (amb for circum, and eo), Ire, īvi and ii. Ytum. act. 4. to court, caress, compliment, solicit, seek for,go about,or round Ambitio, onis. f. 3. ambition, a desire of honour, ostentation, affectation Ambitiose, adv. ius, comp. issimè, sup. diligently, accurately, affectedly, fondly, earnestly, submis sively Ambitus, us. m. 4. a compass, circuit, ambition, ostentation,earnest desire, earnestness, canvass, bribery | starwort Amens, tis. adj. tior, comp. Amento, as. act. 1. to tie Ambitiosus, a, um. adj. am-Amethystus, i. m. 2. an Ambo, æ, o. adj. pl. both [cio Amictorum, i. n. 2. a linen courteous, confederate, acceptable, convenient, favourable, profitable Amicus, i. m. 2. a friend, favourer, lover, companion, ally, patron, counsellor, dependant Amissio, onis. f. 3. losing, a luss Amissus, us. m. 4. a loss santness Amoenas, a, um. adj. ior, comp. issimus, superl. pleasant, sweet,agreeable, delightful Amoñor, Tri, Itus. dep. and sometimes pass. 4. to remove, put away, to confute,disprove, be removed, be sent away Amolitio, onis. f. 3. a pullior ting away Amolitus, a. um. pt. of amoAmonum, i. n. 2. cinnamon, a sweet shrub, an ointment made thereof Amor, ōris. m. 3. love, affection, lust, an eager desire, the god of love, a person loved Amorgos, i. f. ins. Amorgo Comp. cissimus, superl. Amotio, önis. f. 3. a putting friendly, Rina, loving, away Amiculum, i. n. 2. a short cloak, a coat, mantle, robe of state. Amiculum linteam, a surplice, or rochet, Apul. {a crony Amiculus,i.m. a dear friend, Ambulatrix, icis. f. a gad-Amicus, a, um. adj. cior, ding woman, a gossip Ambulo, as. act. 2. to walk, Amstus, a, um. pt. of Amo veo Amorto, re, 8vi, otum. Act. 2. to remove, convey away, steal, lay aside, banish, depose Amphibrachys, vel us. m. a foot, containing one long between two short sylla-. bles; as, habere Amphimacer, 4 cras, cri. m, a foot, rontaining one short between two long syllables; as, conderent Amphimailus, adj. shaggy on both sides Amphitheatralis, e. adj. of, or belonging to an amphitheatre Amphitheatrum, 1. n. 2. an amphitheatre, built in an onal form, for wild beasts to fight in, or for swordplayers to decide their contests in [pot Amphora, æ. f. 1. a firkin, a Amphoralis, e, adj. holding an amphora, or firkin Ample, adv. amply, largely, highly Ting Amplectens, tis. pt. embrac Amplector, ti, exus. dep. 3. to embrace, surround, lay hold of, address, contain, comprehend Ampliter, adv. see Amplè Amplas, adv. comp. more, Ampliusctilus, a, um. adj. remore scum Amplexans, tis. pt. embrac-Amuren Yus, a, um. adj. of, Amygdalum, i. n. 2. un al- utrum, or to another an, or to ne expressed or ununderstood Anabäthram, 1. n. 2. a pulpit, a desk [repetition Anacephalosis, is, f. 3. a Anadēma, tis. n. 3. a mu man's head-dress, fillet, garland, coronet Anaglypha, pl. n. 2. vessels chased Anaglyphicus, a, um. adj. chased, embossed, raised Anagnosta, vel Anagnostes, æ. m. 1. a reader Anagogteus, a, um. adj. mystical {mentary Anagriphe, es. f. 3, a com Analects, orum. pl. n. scraps of meat Analectes, vel Analects, . m. 1. a waiter at table to pick up what is left; a well-read scholar Analeetides, um. f. bolsters for stays AnalogYa, e. f. 1. analogy, proportion, resemblance Analögus, a, um. adj. analogical, proportionable, regular Analogteus, a, um, adj. id. Analysis, is. f. 3. an unfolding into proper parts. Hence Analyticus, a, um. adj. analytic Analytics, örum. pl. n. 2. Aristotie's book for resolv ing of arguments Anapastus, i. m. a foot of two short and one long syllable; as, piethe Anapestum, I. n. 2. an awa pastic verse Antiphe, es. f. ins. Namfio Anarchia, m. 1. 1. anarchy, confusion [drake Anis, atis. f. 3. a duck or Anatarius, a, um. ducks Anathema, Xtis. n. 3. curse, sentence of excommunica tion, accursed person, or [ing to the gods Anathema, tis.n.3.an offer Anatictla, æ. f. 1. a young duck, duckling, wild duck Anatīnus, a, um. adj. of a duck [interest Anatocismus, i.m.compound Anatome, es. f. & Anatomia, .f. 1. anatomy, dissection Anatomice, es. 1. the art of anatomy [tomist Anatomicus, i. m. an anaAnceps, ciptis, adj. doubt. thing [rich large, increase, adjourn Amphor, us. adj. comp. greater, larger, increased, more dignified Amplissime, adv. superl. very amply, abundantly, honourably, or nobly Amplissimus, a, um. adj. superl. very great, very rich, very honourable Amystis, Ydis. f. 3. a Thra- An, in composition, stands adj. of ful, uncertain, obscure, double, double-faced, twoedged, dangerous, amphibious tine Anchora, æ. f. 1. an anchor, ship, last refuge, main Support [ble Anchoralla, um. pl. n. a caAnchorālis, e. adj. pertaining to an anchor Anchorarius, a. um. adj. of an anchor, or cable Ancile, is. n. 3. a kind of shield [bucklers Ancilis, e. adj. made like Ancium, i. n. 2. see Ancile Ancilla, e. f. 1. a maidservant, hand-maid, cap[upon Ancillans, tis. pt. waiting Aucillariolus, i. m. 2. a mean-spirited man that debauches maid-servants Anciliaris, e. adj. belonging to a maid-servant, mean, pitiful, low Ancillor, ari. dep. 1. to wait, humour, wheedle Ancillüla, æ. f. 1. a waitingmaid [round Ancisus, us. m. 4. a paring Ancon, önis. m. 3. the part of a rule where the perpendicular and basis meet, like an elbow, as in the letter L; a corner, a crossbeam, foreland, cape, or promontory, hook Audabata, æ. m. a fighter hood-winked Androdămas, antis. m. 3. a precious stone, a bloodstone Andron, Unis. m. 3. a room for men only, a gutter Anellus, i m. 2. a little ring Anemone, es. f. 3. a flower Anethum, i. n. 3. anise, dill Anfractus, a, um. adj. rugged, broken Anfractus, us. m. 4. & Anfractum, i. n.2. a turning, or winding of a way, circuit, compass [press Angario, as. 1. to force, imAngelica, . f. 1. an herb su called [gelical Angelicus, a, um. adj. anAngelus, i. m. 2. an angel, a messenger [sey Angina, æ. f. 1. the quinAngiportum, i. n. 2. & An A gipörtus, us. m. 4. anarow way, or street, lane, alley passage, wharf o, re, xi, netum, a 3. to strangle, choke, throt-1 tle, vex, trouble, disturb Angör, ōris. m. 3 ́anguish, pain, sorrow, vexation, a quinsey Anguicõmus, a, um. adj.having snaky locks [snake Anguiculus, i. m. 2. à little Angulfer, ĕri. m. 2. a con stellation, called the Serpent; adj. snaky Anguigěna, æ. c. g. engendered by a snake [grig Anguilla, æ. f. 1. an eel, a Anguimănus, i. m. 2. an elephant [snake Anguineus, a, um. adj. of a Anguinum, i. n. a bed, or knot of snakes snake Anguinus, a, um. adj. of a Anguipèdes, pl. c. g. snake footed [serpent, adder Anguis, is. d. g. 3. a snake, Anguitenens, tis. see Anguifer Angularis, e. adj. angular a corner Angüste, adv. ius, comp. issimè, super!. narrowly, closely, briefly, shortly, sparingly Augusta, œ. f. straitness, narrowness, perplexity, trouble, poverty Angusticlavius, i. m. 2. of the equestrain order Angustior, us. adj. compar. more narrow, or difficult Angustissime, adv. very straitly, very difficultly Angustissimus, a, um. adj. very narrow, very perplexed Angustus, adv. more narrowly, at a less distance, in less room, or compass, more briefly, or concisely Angūsto, as. a. 1. to straiten, or restrain, to contract Angūstus, a, um. adj. nar. Tow, strait, close, scanty. short, brief, small, poor, mean, needy, pinching Anhelato, onis. f. 3. a shortness of breath, the phthisis Anhelator, ōris. m. 3. one asthmatic Anhentus, ús. m. 4. the breath, vapour, a scent Anhelo, [an for am, or circum, and halo], as. n. 1. Anicula, æ. f. 1. idem Anīlis, e. adj. of, or like old wives, duting, foolish, simple, aged [dotage Aniltas, atis. f. 3. old age, Anilter, adv. dotingly, simply, like an old woman Anima, æ. f. 1. the soul, life, the breath, air, wind Animabɣlis, e. adj. sustaining life Animadversio, onis. f. 3. animadversion, reproof, correction, observation, attention, regard Animadversor, öris, m. 3. an animadverter, reprover, observer [animadverto Animadversus, a, um. pt. of Animadvērto, [animus, ad verto], tère, ti, rsum. act. 3. to observe, perceive, regard, consider, punish, chastise Animal, alis. n. 3. an animal, a living creature, man, beast, bird, or fish Animalis, e. adj. animal, living, relating to life, sensible, sensual AnYmans, tis. m. f. or n. 3. any living thing, a living creature [tion Animatio, onis. f. 3 animaAuimator, ōris, m. 3. an en courager Animatus, a, um. adj. af. fected to,minded,inclined, disposed Aniĭmo, as. act. 1. to animate, give life, encou rage, embolden Animose, adv. ius, comp. issimè, sup. courageously, boldly, bravely, resolute ly, eagerly, fondly [rage Animositas, atis. f. 3. couAnimōsus, a, um. adj. courageous, bold, brave, daring, hardy, spirited, mettlesome, enraged, strong, stately, profuse Animăila, æ. f. 1. a life, a poor little soul, a little sweetheart [a sweetheart Animŭlus, i. m. a little soul, AnYmus, i. m. 2. the wind, soul, heart, conscience, instinct, passion, anger, courage,spirit, resolution, disposition, humour, expectation, intention Auisum, i. n. 2. anise-seed, an herb Annalis, e. adj. of a year Annunciato, onis. f. 3. the Annunciation, the delinery of a message Annuncio, as. nct. 1. to deliver a message, tell, declare Annalis, is. m. 3. a year-Annão, ere. act. & n. 3. to to, or by [ther or no Anne conj. interrog. wheAnecto, re, exi, exum, a. 3. to annen, join, knit, bring together Annellus, i. m. 2. dim. a little ring [necto Annèxus, a, um. pt. of anAnnexus, s. m. 4. a joining to, union Anniculus, a, um. adj. of one year's age, or growth Annifer, a, um. adj. bearing all the year Annisus, a, um, pt. of anAnnitens, tis. pt. of aanitor Anitor, 1, ixus isus. dep. [nitor 3. to lean unto, earnestly to endeavour Anniversarius, a, um. adj. anniversary, yearly, an[nitor nual Annixus, a, um. pt. of anAnnona, æ. f. 1. a year's increase from land, corn, a provision of corn, all sorts of victuals, an allowance of victuals Annösus, a, um. adj. aged, Annotatio, Onis. f. 3. an annotation [short note Annotatiunetla, . f. 1. a Annotator, öris. m. 3 one fold who writes annotations or notes, an observer Annotinus, see Anniculus Aunoto, as. act. 1. to note, Temark, set down, observe, appoint Anna, örum.pl. n. a yearly salary [ring Annularis, e, adj. having a Aunularius, a, um. adj. like a ring [maker Annularius, 1. m. 2. a ring Annu atus, a, um. adj. wearing rings Analus, I. m. 2. a ring. any thing like a ring, seal, curled lock of hair, the nails in a coat of fence, fetters Annumero, as, act. 1. to "mber, reckon amongst whers, pay nod, intimate by a nod, hint, afirm, promise, assent, grunt, favour Annus, i. m. 2. a year, time, a crop, or produce, a circle Anndus, a, um. adj. yearly, done every year, for a year Anodyna, örum. pl. n. 2. anodynes, medicines to ense pain [larity Anomalia, . f. 1. irreguAnomalus, a, um. adj. anomalous, irregular Anonymus, a, um. adj. anonymous, without nume Anormis, e. adj. without rule Auqulro (an jor am, or circum, and quæro, rére, sīvi, situm, act. 3. to inquire, make diligent search, acquire, try delinquents Anquisitio, onis. f. 3. an enquiry [quiro Anquisitus, a, um. pt. of anAnsa, s. f. 1. a handle, bucket, latchet, occasion, opportunity, advantage Ansätus, a, um. adj. having a handle, or ear, like a [or gander Anser, Eris. m. . a goose, Ansercülus,i. m. 2. agosling Anserinus, a, um. adj. of a handle Antea, adv. before, aforetime, formerly, heretofore Anteäctus, a, um. pt. of anteǎgor Anteagor, 1. pass. to be done Anteceptus, a, um. pt. "f antecapio [ing before Antecesso, onis, f. 3. a goAntecessor, osis, m. one who Roeth before Antecessus, às, m. 4. an earnest [scout Antecursor, öris. m. 3. a Antebo, Tre, fvi, Ytum, act. 4. to go before, exceed, surpass Antelero, fers. tüli, latum. act. to carry, or set before, to prefer Antegredior, [ante, gradior] di, essus. dep. 3. to go be fore, usher in Antegrèssus, a, um. pt. Antehabeo, ere, bul, bitum. act. 2. to prejer, value, or esteem more now Antehac, adv. formerly, till (fero Antelatus, a um. pt. of anteAntelogfum, 1. a. preamble, a preface Antelucanus, a, um. adj. before day-light Antemeridianus, a, um. adj. in the morning, before mid-day [temitto Antemissus, a, um. pt. of anAntenna, æ. f. 1. a sail-yard Anteoccupato, onis. . 3. anticipation [anticipate Anteoccupo, as. act. 1. to Antepenultimus, a, um. adj. the last but two Antepiläni, drum. pl. m. 2. the middle rank of the Roman army Antepono, nere, osui, osYtum. act. 3. to set before, or abore, to prefer Antepositus, a, um. pt. of [powerful antepono Antepotens, tis. adj. more Antequam, adv. before that Anterides, um. pl.1.3. props, or shores set against the walls Anterior, us. adj. comp. for mer, in front Antes, ium. pl. m. 3. the before, to be driven before Anteambulo, onis. m. 3. a fore ranks, a battalion, footman of state, a client or brigade of horse, pillars Antecknis, Is. m. 3. the les Antesignanus, i. m. 2. he ser angstar who marches first to defend Antrenpio, père, cepi, cap- a standard, a standard tum, et captum, a. 3. to bearer, colour-serjeant take beforehand, antici-Antesto, as. n. to stand bepate, forestall Antecedo, dere, cessi. Jure, eacel [be witness ces-testor, ari. dep. 1. to Antevento, Ire. i, ntum. n. 4. to come before, come, prevent, excel sum. act 3. to go before, racel, exceed [to excel Antecello, ère, lui. act. 3. |