a tarry, stop, hinder, or Mös, moris, m. 3. a manner, Mucronatus, a, um, adj' detain, disturb, harass, way, fashion, or custom, pointed (snotty dwell, remain, endure, temper, humour, or 110. Muculentus, a, um. adj. spend, or wear out, value, ture, law, ordinance, or Mūcus, i, m. 2. snot, snivel esteem, or regard, cum order, decency, morals. Mūgil, & Mugilis, is. m. 3. negat. Morem gerere, to comply a mullet Möror, ári. dep. 1. to play with, or humour, Nep. Muginabūndus, a, um. adj. the fool Mosa. Auv. the Maese in using innser Morose, adv. morosely, Möschus, i. m. 2. musk Muginător, oris. m. 3. a severely, cautiously Motacilla, æ, f. 1. 2 bird, a Mugynor, äri. dep. l. to Morositas, ātis. f. morose wagtail grumble, trifle away time, ness Motato, onis. f. 3. a fre. dally, boggle Morosus, a, um, adj. mo quent motion Mugio, īre, ivi, Itum, neut. rose, peevish, testy Motyo, onis, f. 3. a motion, 4. to low, bellow, TONT, Mors, tis. f. 3. death a passion (often rumble, rattle, groan, Morsico, are. act. 1. to nib. Motito, are. freq. 1. toinove crack (lower ble Motiuncůla, æ. f. l. a jog- Mugitor, oris. m. 3. a bel. Morsylis, e. adj. apt to bite ging Mugitus, us. m. 4. a lowing, Morsiuncula, ä. f. l. a bite, Moto, āre, freq. 1. to move bellowing, tuaring, апір often, or out of place, to sea-calf Mörsum, i. n. 2. a piece shake, or wig Müla, æ. f. l. a she mule bilten off Motor, óris. m. 3. a mover, Mulāris, e. adj. of a mule Mörsus, a, um.pt. of mordeo Tocker Mulcēdo, Inis. f. 3.sweetMörsus, us. m. 4. a bite, ar Motus, a, um. pt. of moveo ness, delight eating, consumption, Mõtus, us. m. 4. & motion, Mulcão, ēre, Iri, lsum, & sting, anguish, taunt, re gesture, carringe, dance Ictum. act. 2. to stroke, proach, or slander, tena. ing, stir, rising, commo. or lick, soothe, cherish, "city, the hold of a button, tion, disturbance, mutiny, soften, appease, assuage, the fluke of an anchor any passion of the mind, calın, tare, subdue, Morta, æ. f. 1. destiny, fate rage, madness, a cause, please, delighi, or charın Mortalis, e, adj. mortal, motive, reuson, design, or Mulciber, ēris, bris, vel bri. human, earthly, of this Occasion m, a name of Vulcan lower world, or men Mověo, ēre, movi, mötum. Mulco, äre. act. 1. to strike, Mortālis, is. 0.3. a mortal, a. 2. to move, stir, shake, to beat or wag, wave, brandish, Mâlcta, xe. f. 1. a mulct, a Mortalitas, ātis. f. 3. mor. or toss, striké, or beat, fine (to punish tality, mortal man, frail. dig, plough, raise, rouse, Milcto, äre, act. 1. to fine, ty, a mortality, or plague excite, provoke, under. Mülctra, æ. f. l. a mulk Mortariðlum, i, n. 2. a lir. take, begin, bring on, soup, a pail tle nurtar (tar, a pot cause, plot, or contrive, Mulctrāle, is. n. 3. a milkMortarYum, i, n. 2. á mor. employ, exercise, influ pril (pail Morticini, örum. pl. m. 2. ence, affect, alurin, terri- | Maletrum, i, n. 2. a milk. Jy, remove, rescind, alter Mülctus, us. m. 4. a milkMorticinus, a, um, adj. that Mox, adv. by and by, short. ing dieth of itsell, or hath a ly, presenily, afterwards, Mulgěo, ēre, Isi, Isum. $ ghastly countenance in the nert place 1xı, Ictum, act. 2. to milk Mortifer, vel Mortifērus, a, Mucēdo, lnis. f. 3. musti. Malgo, äre. a. 1. to divulge, um. adj. causing death, or publish mortal, deadly, jatal Mucèo, ēre. n. 2. pret. $ Mulebris, e. adj. of a woMortifere, adv. deadly, to Bup. car. to be mvuldy, inan, womanish, woman. denth or musty like, effeminate, femi. Mortificatio, onis, f. 3. mor. Mucēsco, cere, inc. 3. to nine, tanton, incunstani, tification (mortify grow mouldy, houry, or timorous (feminary Mortif Yco, are. act. 1. to musty Muliebritas, ātis, f. 3. efMortualia, um. pl. n. Mucide, adv. mustily, nas. Muliebriter, adv. like a mourning weeds, funeral woman, rumanishly, ef. rites, ceremonies, songs, Mucidus, a, um, adj. moul. feminately, timoruusly &c. (rior dy, houty, inusty, palled, Muliebrosus, a, um, adj. of, Mortus, a, um. pt. of mo or dead or belonging to a woman Morůlus, a, um, adj. black Mucor, oris, m. 3. mouldi. Muller, eris. a woman, a and blue ness, sustiness, mustiness toife Mörum, i. n. 2. a mulberry, Macosus, a, um. adj. slimy, Muliercůla, a.f. 1. dim. 2 a blackberry filthy Girtle woman, @ weak Mõrus, i. f. 2. a mulberry-Mūcro, Jais. m. 3. a sharp [debauck tree (silly point, a suora, dagger, or Mulièro, áre. act. 1. to Moras, a, um. adj. foolish, other weapon Mulierositas, ātis. f. 3. an a man COTNS woman men, lust unlaufril passion for wo. many entrances, or holes Multiplus, a, um. adj. snai Multiformis, e. adj.of many fold Mulierāsus, a, um. adj. shapes, fashions, or sorts, Multivólus, a, uni, adj. lergiven too much to the love various ing passionately, incorof women, lustful Multiformyter, adv. diverse. stant in lore Mulīnus, a, um, adj. of a ly, viriously Mūlto, āre. act. 1. to kne, mule, mulish Multifdrus, a, um. adj. with amerce, punish, beat, de. Mullo, onis, m, 3. a mule. many holes prive teer, agnat Multigêner, čris. adj. id. qu. Mūlto, adv. by muck, fer, Mulionyus, a, um, adj. of, Multigēnus, a, um. adj. o! long, a great deal, or or belonging to a mule. divers kinds, Soris, or while Multopěre, adv. very great. Mullẽus, i, m. 2. a red, or Multijăgis, e. adj. many in Multoties, adv. oftentimes, purple shoe a bundle oster Müllo, are. act. 1. to sew, or Multijůgus, 2, um, adj. Multum, adv. much, frestitch (tle mullet several yoked, or har. quently, very often, long Mullŭlus, i, m. 2 dim, a lit. nessed together before; cum. adj. rerz, Müllus, i, m. 2. a mullet, a Multiloquax, ācis. adj. very exceeding, ertremely barbel talkalive Multus, a, um. adj. m3, Mulseus, a, um, adj. sweet Multiloquyum, i. n. 2. much several, much, great, (is honey cadine babbling (talkative thick, jrequent, often Mülsum, i. n. 2. mead, mus. Multiloquus, a, um. adj. Mūlus, i. m. 2. & mule, a Mulsūra, æ. f. 1. a milking Multimodis, adv. many porter Mülsus, a, um. pt.of mulceo 1078, wariously Mundānus, a, um. adj. Mülta, e. f. 1. a fine, or Multinodus, a, um. adj. 011 worldly, of, or belongis penalty, forfeiture, pun. Ti8 to the world ishment, Jault Multinūdus, a, um. adj. full Mundatio, onis. f. 3.0 Multangulus, a, um. adj. of knots cleansing full of angles Muitinominis, e. adj. of Mundatoryus, a, um. adj. Multatio, onis. f. a fining, in any names cleansing or punishing Multinūmmus, adj. gain- Mūnde,adv.nently, decently Multatitius, a, um. adj. ful, dear Mundialis, e, adj. worldly raised by fine Multipėda, æ. f. an insert, Munditer, adv. cleanly, Multātor, oris. m. 3. he thit it maggot (onany fert nently, delicately impuseth a fine, or forfeit Multipes, ēdis. adj. having Munditia, æ. f. 1. clean. Multesimus, a, um, adj. one Multiplex, Ycis, adj. consist. ness, cleanliness, neatness, of many, small ing of many folds, turri. delicateness MultibYbus, a, um. adj ings, or windings, mani. Munditres, ēi, f. idem tippling fold, various, different, of Mūudo, āre. act. 1. to clean, Muiticavätus, a, um, adj. diners sorts, or ways, many cleanse, purge, or full of holes times, as much, or more purify (neatly Multicaŭlis, e. adj. having Multiplicabilis, e. adj, that Mundůle, adv. cleante, inny stalks hath many windings and Munculus, a, um. adj.clean, Multicăvus, a, um, adj. full twistinis neut, spruce, snug, fine of holes MultiplicatYo, onis. f. 3. Mündus, a, um. adj. clear, Multicya, orum. pl. n. 2. multiplication neatly, neat, decent, garments finely, or cu- Multiplicātor, oris, m. 3. a Spruce, rice, delicate, riously wrought multiplier fine, elegant Multicolor, oris. adj. of di- Multipliciter,adv.ius, comp. Mundus, i, m. 2. the world, vers colours diversely,, manifoldly, the universe, the sky, or Multifariam, adv. in many very much, fully firmament, a woman's of. places, ways, or fashions, Multiplyco (multus, plico), naments, provision variously (ways āre. act. 1. to multiply, Muneralis, e. adj. pertaix. Multifarie, adv. in sundry increase ing to gifts, bribes, or Multifarius, a, um, adj. of Multipotens, tis. ndj. of Jees divers, or sundry sorts, great power Muneraryus, i, m. e girer various Multisonõrus, a, um, adj of plays, or games to the Multyter, era, rum. adj. sounding loud people bearing, many sorts of Multisonus, um. adj. Munerarkus, a, um, adj. of things, bearing in abun. sounding much gifts dance Multitūdu, Inis. f. 3. a mul. Munerātor, oris. m. 3. a MultifYdus, a, um, adj. han. titude, great number, rewarder (rewards ing many slits, clefts, great store, the mob Manerātrix, icis. she that crevices, inouths, or Multivăgus, a, um, adj. wan. Mauěro, áre. act. 1. to gire streains, in any dering, roving,struggling Multif oris, e. adj. that hath gifts, or presents, to reup and down wn1d, requite or a, or duty um. * Muněror, ári. dep. 1. to give, ness, or employment, in. rus, a wall, bank, pro or bestow, present, offer, position, or tax, show, or tectior, or security, o (berai tower Monerūsus, a, um, adj. li. Munuscălum i. n. 2. a small Mus, mūris. m. 3. a mouse 19" Mango, gěre, nxi, nctum. a. gift (Athenian Mūsa, æ. f. 1. 1 muse, song, 3. io make the nose clean, ManychYus, a, um. adj. or poem, study, letters, blow, or wipe it Muræna, de. f. . a lamprey learning (ses Munya, orum. pl. n. 2. of. Muralis, e. adj. mural, per. Müsæ, árum. pl. f. the À ufires, charges, places of taining to a wall Mūsæum, vide Museum trust, duties of life Murcia, æ. f. the goddess of Mūsca, æ. f. 1. 1 fly, a Munyceps, Ypis. c. g. 3. one sloth curious, inquisitive aniin, free of the city of Rome, Murcydus, a, um. adj. sloth. a parasite a freeman Mürcus, i, m. 2. a coward, Muscaryum, i, n. 2. & MusMunicipalis, e. adj. munici. dastardly fellur, a caria, æ. f. aflap to kill pal, belonging to a town, sluggard flies, the tufi of herbs or corporation Mürex, Ycis. m. 3. a burret, Muscaryus, a, um. adj. of Municipātim, adv. town by the shell of that fish, Aies [dung town (ghership trumpet made of such: Muscērda, æ. f. 1. mouseMunicipatus, us. m. 4. but. shell, purple, purple co. Muscipůla, æ. f. 1. a mouseMuuicipium, i. n. 2. a city, lour, robe, garinent of trap or town corporate with purple, rock, or point of | Muscosus, a, um. adj. particular laws a rock, a caltrop inossy, covered with moss Munifex, Ycis. c. g. 3. one Murla, æ. f. l. a sauce made Muscula, . f. 1. dim, a performing an office, or of the tunny, brine, pic. inttle fly kle, salt-water (powdered Musculosus, a, Munifyce, adv. bountifully, Muriaticus, a, adj. freely Muricătim, adv. like the of muscles Munificentia, æ. f. munifi fish murex [liquor Muscŭlus, i, m. 2. a little cence, bounty Muries, ēi. f. 5. brine, salt mouse, a muscle, fish, an Muuiffco (munus, facio), Murîna, æ. f. l. a delicious engine of war äre. act. 1. to enrich, bless, wine tempered with pre- Mūscus, i. m. 2. noss, inusk reward cious odours Museum, i, n. 2. a study, or Maniffcus, a, um. adj. li- Murinus, a, um, adj. of, or library, a repository of beral, yielding great pro belonging to a mouse natural and artificial cufit, bounteously bestowed Mūrmur, uris. n. (m. Non.) rivsities, a muuseum Munimen, Ynis. V. 3. a for a murinnt, genile, greai, Museus, a, um. adj. pro. tification, rampart, shel or dreadful noise, hum. ceeding from the Muses, ter, defence ming, buzzing, whisper, poetical, pleasant, sweet Munimentum, i. n. 2. a for rustling, or whistling, Musica, æ. f.l. the art of tification, fence, muttering, or grumbling; music (science of music mound, defence the Musyca, orum. pl. n. the Munyo, ire. a. 4. to fortify, roaring of the sea, of Musice, ēs. f. 1. inusic inclose with a fence, or beasts, &c., the sound of Musice, adv. musically, mound, strengthen, arin, a trumpet, &c. pleasantly or secure, prepare, repair Murmurabūndus, a, um. adj. Musicus, a, um. adj. musiMūnis, is. c. g. 3. one that nurinuring, muttering, cal, fond of music, sweet, bears office, or is ready to grumbling poelical (cian do good turns Murmuratio, onis. f. 3. a Musicus, i, m. 2. a inusi. Munite, ius. adv. strongly murmuring, or low sound Musimon, vide Musmon Muniiyo, onis. f. 3. a forti. Marmurător, oris. m. 3. a Musivum, i. n. 2. mosaic. fying, repairing, fortifi murmurer (inutter work cation, ainmunition Murmurillo, äre. 8. 1. 10 Måsmon, õnis. m. 3. a mon. Munito, are. a. 1. to secure Murmŭro, are. n. 1. to grel ram, that bears a passage murinur, or Tepine, growl, goat's hair instead of Munitor, oris, m. a forti or grumble, rvar, sound, Gol [tering fier, pioneer buzz Mussatyo, onis. f. 3. a nut. fenced, made strong, ari. divers colours, and as muttering Mussitātor, oris. m. 3. a paired, secure Murreus, a, um, adj. of mutterer (Marina Mussito, are. freq. 1. to grumble, buzz, double ment, duty, or office, busi | Mūrus, i. m. 2. ant. Me. demur, be silent or Mastacén, a. f. 1. a 801! of Mutuartus, a, um, adj. re- Myrtētum, i, n. 2. e myte laure! (cake tie grove Mustacěum, i. n. 2. a bride- Mutuatio, onis. f. 3. a bor- Myrtěus, a, um, adj. of Mustaríus, a, um, adj. be. Towing inyrtie, made of mye tie, longing to must, or new Motuatityus, a, um. adj. of the colour of engrtle wine borrowed (Tower Myrtynas, a, um, adj. made Mustēla, $ Mustella, æ, f. Mutuätor, oris. m. 3. a bor. of myrtle (myrtle 1. a weasel, a sca-lum- Matúe, adv. id. qu. Mutuo Myrtiðlus, a, um. adj. of prey, an eelpout Mutůlus, & Matilus, i.m.2. Myrtītes, æ. m. 1, vine As. Mustelinus, a, um, adj. of, 4 stay in building, a cor. voured with myrtle-bet. or like a weasel, tuwny, bel, a bracket (gether Ties (berry yellowish Mutio, adv. mutually, to- Myrtum, i, n. 2. a myrtie. Mustěus, a, um, adj. sweet Mutto, āre, act. 1. co bor. Myrtuosus, a, um, adj. like as new wine, fresh, new, myrtle lately made, newly pub. Mütus, a, um. adj. mute, Myrtus, i, f. a myrtle-tree, lished, or dropped, soft, dumb, speechless, silent, or garland green still Mys, yos. m. 3. a shell.fisk Mustricůla, æ. f. a mouse- Mutuum, i, n. 2. a loan, an that hath a small red Erap, a lust equal return pearl in it Mustulentus, a, um. adj. Muidus, a, um. adj. mutu. Myscus, i. m. 2. a barbel smelling strong al, reciprocal, lent, or Mysi, orum. pl. m. the pese Mūstum, i. n. 2. must, new borrowed ple of Mysia tinc Myax, acis. m. 3. a shell. Mysta, æ. & Mystes, æ. r. Mūstus, see Musteus fish (mouse 1. a priest Motabilis, e. adj. mutable, Mygăle, es. f. l. a field. Mystagógus, i. m. 2. ke changeable, r'ariable, in- Myinda,æ. f. 1. blind man's that shewed rarities, en constant, unsteady, interpreter of faysierius vering, differing, chang Myoctonos, i, f. 2. aconite Mysteriārches, æ. m. 1. ing Myopăro, onis. m.-3. a pira. chief priest Mutabilitas, ātis. f. 3. mu. tical oar-galley sand Mysterium, i. 1. 2. & mystability Myras, adis. f. 3. ten chor. tery, a great secret Mutabiliter, adv. mutably, Myrica, ævel Myrice, es.f. Mystice, adv. mystically changeably tamarisk Mysticus, a, um. adj. mysMutatio, onis. f. 3. a chang. Myrimus, i. m. 2. a male tical, mysterious, hidden, ing, change, revoltition, lamprey [row sectet exchange (er Myriophyllon, i. n. 2. a yar. Mythistorïa, æ. f. l. a fabu. Mutator. Öris. m. 3. a chang. Myrmecion, i. n. 2. u spi. lous history Mutatoryus, a, um. adj. der, a wart Mythologia, æ, f. 1. mythschangeable Myrmecites, æ. m. 1. a Mutēsco, cere. inc. 3. to stone having in it the Mythologycus, a, um, adj. grow dumb figure of a pisire inythological Mutycus, a, um, adj. with. Myrmice, adv. slowly as an Mythologus, i, m. 2. a myout a beard ant (cer thologist Mutilatyo, önis. f. 3. a Myrmillo, onis. m. 3. a jen Mytilus, i, m. 2. a limpet maiming, a hurt, a lain. Myrobalanum, i. n. 2. ben, Myxa, æ, f. l. a kind of ing, disabling or Egypt nut prune ; a wick Mutilo, àre. a. I. to main, Myrobrecharli,ðrum.pl.m.2. or mangle those who anointed and Mutilus, adj. perfumed their hair N muimed, defective, brok. Myron, Onis. m. a fainous en, void of horns statuary [fumer Mutilus, i. m. 2. & musel Myropola, æ. m;. per: NABIS, s. 4. 3. a girafe Mutio, velMuttio, Ire. Myropolyum, i. n. 2. a perneut. 4. to speak softly, friner's shop musical instrument, pet. mutter, creak Myrrha, æ. f. 1. myrrh haps a psallery Mutito, onis. f. 3. a mul- Myrrhātus, a, um. adj. min. Näctus, a, um. pt. of Nan. tering pled with myrth cis cor (my word Mutitus, a, um, pt. mak. Myrrhčus, a, um. adj. of Næ, adv. verily, really, on ing words ihe colour of myrrh, per. Nænia, æ, f. 1. recte Ne. Mūto, äre. a. 1. to change, fumed with myrih nia, a funeral song alter, shift, turn, or Myrrhynus, a, um. adj. of Nævålus, i. m. 2. a little transform, move, or in. myrrh blemish cline, remove, exchange, Myrta, æ, f. I. a nyrtle barter, traffic, tinge, or Myrtaceus, a, um. adj. of Nævus, i, m. 2. a natural dye, rescind, violate, musk, freckle, spot, or es. myrtle [ed with myrtle pu by crescence, knot in wood, Myrtàtus, a, um, adj. inis. blemish, fault uni. n. 6 an (111 Näm, conj. for, as fot, but, Nassa, æ. f. 1. a weel, or move to and fro, waver, seeing that, now lwiggen net to catch fish, Auctuate, or doubt, tottor Nāmque, conj. for, as for net, note Natrix, icís. d. . 3. 4 Nána, æ. f. 1. a female Nasturtium, i. n. 2. cresses water-snake, a pestifer. dwarf Näsum, i. n. 2. id. quod ons person, a whip, an Nanciscor, ci, nactus sum. Nāsus, i, m. 2. a nose, sly herb (chanic dep. 3. to get, obtain, or jeering, sneer, mockery, Natta, æ. m. 1. a low me. atiain, catch, or fall severity, anger, wrath, Nātu, abl. m. 4. by birth into, find, or meet with the handle, or eur of a Natūra, re. f. 1. nature, the Nanctus, pro Nactus, Liv. cup power, or lan of nature, Nānus, i. m. 2. a dwarf, a Nasite, adv. with scorn, inclination, disposi. mule censoriously (shrewd tion, quality, faculty, Nāphtha, æ, f. 1. a kind of Nasutůlus, a, um. adj. &c., a way, or method, marly clay like brimstone, Nasūtus, a, um, adj. that site, or situution, shape, liquid petrol hath a great nose, very substance Nāphthe, es. l. 1. id. qu. censorious, or jeering Naturalis, e. adj. natural, Naphtha (bed Näta, æ. f. 1. a daughter of, or belonging to nu. Napina, æ. f. 1. a turnip. Natabilum, i, n. 2. a swim. ture, innate, implanted Nāpus, i. m. 2. a turnip ming place (birth by nature, ngreeable to, Narcissin us, a, um, adj. of Natāle, is. n. 3. a place of or sufficient for nature, daffodil (dil Natales, ium. pl. m. 3. the concerning nature Narcissus, i. m. 2. a dnfo stock, linenge, or family Naturallter, adv. naturally Narcodica, örum. pl. n. 2. whereof one comeik, ori. Nātus, a, um. pt. of nascor narcotics ginal, or beginning, Nātus, i, m. 2. a son, a Nardymus, a, um. adj. ann.de parentage, descent, or nephew, posterity of of, or smelling like cætraction, birthday, nu. spring, young spikenard tivities Navāle, is. n. 3. a dock for Nárdum, i, n. $ Nardus, Natāhs, e. adj. of, or be. a ship, a harbour, i. f. 2. nard, ointment lor:ging to a man's birth, arsenal "(time made of it, spikenard or nativity, born in, na- Navālis, e. adj. naval, mari. Näris, is. f. 3. the nostril, tive, natural, produced, Navārchus, i. m. 2. the the nose, judgment, dis or growing, froin the be. cuptuin of a man of war, cernment, buntering, ginning an admiral, pilot scoffing Natālis, is. m. 3. a birthday Naūci, gen. f nauco, abl, Narrabilis, e, adj. that can Natalitia, orum. pl. n. 2. a the kernel of an olive, be told calculating of nativities, the shell of a nut, all Narratio, önis. f. 3. a nar a birthday feast trifling things that are of ration, account, relation, Natalitium, i. n, a gift on no value story a birthday Nauclericus, a, um. adj. of, Narratiuncula, æ. f. a Natalitius, a, um. adj. of, or belonging to a shipshort nurration, or story. or belonging to one's in aster (ter of a ship Narrator, Oris. m. 3. a tell. nativity, or birthday Nauclērus, i. m. 2. che maser, reporter Natatile, 16. n. 3. a place Nāve, adv. perfectly Narrātus, us. m. 4. the for ducks to swim in Naufragyum, i. n. 2. a shiptelling of a story Natatio, onis. f. a swimming wreck, ruin Närro, äre. act. 1. to tell, Natātor, oris. m. 3. a swim. Naufragosus, a, um, adj. relate, report, or recount, (pool declare, say, afirm, or Natatoria, æ. f. l. a fish. Naufragus, a, um. adj. shiptell plainly Natātus, us. m. 4. a swim. wrecked, wrecked, causNarthecium, i. n. 2. a box ining ing shipwreck of medicines, gallipo! Nates, is. f. & Nites, ium. Naufrăgus, i, m. 2. one Nascentia, æ. f. l. birth pl. f. 3. a buttock, shipwrecked, ruined, or Nascibilis, e. adj. that may haunch (busy of broken fortune be burn (to be born Natino, äre, neut. 1. to be Navicŭla, æ. f. 1. a little Nascitūrus, a, um.pt. about Natio, onis. f. 3. & ration, ship, a pink [of ships Näscor. ci, nátus sum. d. 3. people, or country, com Navicularia, æ. f. 1. freight ant. Gnascor, gnātus, to pany, sect, clan, or par. Navicularyus, i, m. 2. The be born, be jor med, or ty, breed, multitude inaster, or owner of it framed by nature, be. Nationes, um. pl. f. 3. the ship gin, or take a beginning, Gentiles Naviculātor, oris, m. 3. arise, or proceed from, be Nativitas, ātis. f. 3. birth idem produced, rise, rise up, Nativus, a, um. adj. native, Navicalor, äri, dep, 1. to spring, or grow up natural, original, inbred steer a ship Nasitērna, æ. f. l. á vessel Năto, āre. neut. f act. 1. Navifră yus, a, um, adj. with three handles and a to swim, swim upon, wuer, making, or causing shipside mouth or with, Heal, wave, wreck, wrecking id. quod a |