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Succincte, adv. briefly Saccinetim, adv. compen diously

Succinctus, a, um. pt. of succingo, & adj. girt, surTounded, encompassed, well-set, succinct, compendious, ready, expeditions, nimble Succineus, a, um. adj. of amber

2. a

Succingo, gere, nxi, netum, a. 3. to gird, surround, beset, take up Succingulum, i. n. belt, truss Succino [sub, cano], nere, nui, centum. n. 3. to sing after, sing low Succinum, i. n. 2. amber Succinus, a, um. adj. of [off

amber Succisīvus, a, um. adj. cut Succisus, a, um. pt. of succido [shouting Succlamatio, onis. f. 3. a Succlamo, are. act. 1. to

shout, cry out Succollatio,onis. f. 3. a car

ying on the shoulders Succullo [sub, colium], are. a. 1. to bear upon the shoulders, carried on the back Succositas, atis. f. 3. juci

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Succussator, oris. m. 3. a trotter

Succussio, onis. f. 3. a shaking

seven stars

Succusso, are. a. 1. to shake, jolt, or trot Succussor, ōris. m. 3. a trutter [ing, trotting Succussus, us. m. a shak. Saccutto [sub, quatio]. tere, ussi, üssum. act. 3. to shake, jolt, jog Suctus,us. m. 4. a sucking, or licking Sucăla, e. f. 1. a little sow, crane, kind of under garment Sucŭlæ, ārum. pl. f. 1. the [sweating Sudabundus, a, um. adj. Sudarfum, i. n. 2. a hankerchief, napkin Sudatio, onis. f. 3. a sweating, a bagnio, hothouse Sudator, ōris. m. a sweater Sudatorium, i. n. 2. a stove, hothonse, hotbath Sudatorius, a, um. adj. that belongeth to sweating, sweating Sudatrix, icis. adj. sweating, apt to cause sweat Sŭdes, is. f. 3. a stake, pule, pile, cudgel, wooden sword

SudifTeus, a, um. adj.

causing sweat Südis, is. f. 3. a sword-fish Sudo, are. act. & neut. 1. to sweat, swent out, drop, labour, or toil, take great pains Südor, oris. m. 3. sweat, moisture, labour, toil, great pains Sudum, i. n. 2. fair wea

ther, the clear expanse Sūdus, a, um. adj. fair,

clear

Suedia, vel Suecia, æ. f. Sweden, an ancient northern kingdom, containing a great part of Scandinavia

Sučo, ere, suevi, suētum. n. 2. to accustom, be wont, or accustomed Suesco, cere. n. 3. to use, or accustom, be wont, or accustomed

Suētus, a, um. pt. of

suesco

Sūtes, ētis. m. 3. a chief magistrate [sufficio Suffectus, a, um. pt. of Sullero, ere, sustüli, sub-i

latum. a. to undertake, bear, suffer, endure, take, or carry away, cut off, pass, or pronounce Suffertus, a, um. pt. of suffercio, stuffed, filled Suffibulo, are. act. 1. to buckle under

Sufficienter, adv. sufficientโป [ficiency Sufficientia, e. f. 1. a suf Sufficio [sub, facio], cere, feci, fectum. nent. & act. 3. to anffice, be sufficient, or able, be able to bear, or withstand, subaricue, choose, appoint, or put in the place of another, supply, or furnish with, inspire, stain, or dye Suffigo, gere, ixi, ictum. a. 3. to fa, fusten, nail, stick in, add Suffimen, Inis. n. fumigation, a perfume Suffimentum, i. n. a perJuning cleare under Suffindo, dere. act. 3. to Suffio, ire, ivi, itum. a. 4. to perfume Suffito, onis. f. a perfuming, fumigation Suffitor, oris. m. 3. a perJumer [Juming Suffitus, us. m. 4. a perSuttixus, a, um. pt. of suffigo

Sufflamen, Ynis. n. 3. a trig ger, stop, or delay Sufflatto, Ouis. f. 3. a blowing up [lowish Sufflavus, a, um. adj. yelSulo, are. act. 1. to blow, or put up, to swell, to whisper [cation Suffocatio, onis. f. 3. suffo Suffoco [sub, faux], äre. act. 1, to suffocate, stran gle, choke, stifle, kill, cause to perish

Suffoco [sub, focus], are. act. 1. to purify with incense, perfume Suffodio, ĕre, ōdi, ossum.a. 3. to dig under, undermine, thrust through Suffossio, onis. f. 3. an undermining

Suffōssus, a, um. pt. of suffodio [ing Suffragatto, onis. f. 3. a voi Suffragator, ōris. m. 3. voter, advocate Suffragatorius, a, um. adi. of, or belonging to voter

Suffragino, are. act. 1.
to hough
Suffraginosus, a, um. adj.
diseased in the houghs,
having the spavin
Suffragium, I. n. 2. a suff
rage, vote, favour, assist-
ance, support
Suffrago, Inis. f. 3. the
hough, the pastern, the
sucker of a vine
Suffragor, äri. dep. 1. to
vote, favour, speak for,
support
Suffrenatio, Onis. f. join-
ing together
Suffico, care, cui & cavi,
ctum & catum. act. 1. to
rub off, to rub
Suffringo [suh, frango],
gere, régi, ractum. act. 3.
to break underneath,
break in the middle
Suffugio, gère, ügi, ugĭtum.

a. 4 n. 3. to fee away,
shun, reject
Suffugium, i. n. 2. a re-
Juge, a shelter
Suffuleto, ire, Isi, Itum. act.
to underprop, hold, or
bear up, strengthen
Suffulcrum, i. n. 2. a prop
Suffultus, a, um. pt. of
suffu!cio [fumigate
Suffumigo, are. act. 1.
Suffando, dere, üdi, ūsum.
8. 3. to pour down, or
upon, suffuse, overspread,
cover, stain, supply
Suffuror, ari. dep. 1. to pil-
fer, steal
[ing upon
Suffusto, onis. f. 3. a pour-
Suffusor, öris. m. 3. a pour-
[suffundo
er upon
Suffusus, a, um. pt. of
Suggero, rère, essi, estum. I

a. 3. to suggest, prompt, put in mind, supply, add," yield, or afford, assign, insert, choose, or appoint in the place of another, raise Suggestio, onis. f. 3. a prompting [prompter Suggestor, Oris. m. 3. a Suggestum, i. n. & Sug

gestus, us. m. a pulpit, pew, reading chair, or desk, a suggestion Suggestus, a, um. pt. of suggero Suggredior [sub, gradior], i, essus. dep. 3. to sur. prise, come upon Suggressus, a, um. pt. Sugillatto, oais. f. 3. a black)

mark, black eye, slander, Summarfum, i. n. 2. a sum

taunt, flout
Sagillator, öris. m. 3. a
jeerer
Sugiliätum, i. n. 2. a black
eye
Sugillo, are. act. 1. to beat
black and blue, buffet,
defame, taunt, flout, feer,
deride
Sigo, gère, axi, actum. a.
3. to suck, to take in
Süi, gen. pronom. of him-
self, of herself, of itself,
of themselves
Sulle, is. n. 3. a hogsty
Suillus, & Suinus, a, um.
adj. of wine
Sulcatim, adv. in, or by
[ing
Jurrows

Sulcatfo,onis.f.3. a plough
Sulcător, ōris. m. 3. a
ploughman, plougher,
rower, ferryman
Salco, are. act. 1. to fur-
row, plough, trench, cut,
or divide, row
Sülcor, äri. pass. to be cut
Sulculus, i. m. 2. a little
jurrow

Salcus, i. m. 2. a furrow,

trench, ditch, passage,
intended path, ploughing
Sulphur, aris. n. 3. sulphur,
brimstone, a thunder.
bolt
Sulphuratto, onis. f. 3. a
a dressing with brimstone
Sulphuratum, i. n. 2. a

match made with brim-
stone

Sulphureus, a, um. adj. sul
phureous, of, or like
brimstone
Sulphurōsus, a, um. adj.
sulphureous

Sum, es, est, esse, făi. neut.
subst. to be, exist, live,
or be alive, subsist, lend
one's life, be able, or
capable, have, consist of,
be thought, or supposed
Sümen, Ynis. n. 3. the paps,
or udder of a sow, a
woman's breast, a titbit
Summa, æ. f. 1. a sum, the
whole, a conclusion, com-
pletion, perjection,
height, or pitch, the top,
a chief point, or head,
the principal place, or
authority, the chief com-
mand, or management
Summano, are. a. 1. to
snatch, or devour greedi-
ly

mary
Summarius, a, um.
chief

Summates, um. c. g. L
grandees, lords, ladies
Summatim,adv, summaris
briefly
Summktus, us. m. 4. supre
Summe, adv. to the utmort,
highly
[Busty
Summisse, adv. kabli,
adv. leg.
Summ.issim,
softly
[lowering
Summisto, onis. f. 3
Summitas, atis. f. the sam
mit, the top
Summitto, vide Submitte
Summæntum, i. n. 2. ti
adv. very
much, mightily, great,
particularly
Summoveo, vide, Submoves
Summala, e. f. 1. dim.
little sum
Summum, i. n. 2. the sun,
the whole, the pitch, the
height, the top

suburbs

Summopere,

Sūmmus, a, um. adj. high-
est, greatest, exceeding
or very great, suprent,
chief, principal, sing
lar, especial, the utm
farthest, or last, extremt,
very deep
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Summato. are. a. 1. #
Samo, mere, mpsi, mptum.

a. 3. to take, receive, bar row, get, or procure, bay, lay out, bestow, spend, at pass merrily, draw, un dertake, choose, pites upon, take for granted, assume, challenge, or 4mand, take up, contain Sumptifacto [sumptus, f

cio), cère, feci, factum act. 3. to spend Sumptio, ouis. f. 3. an a sumption Sumpito, are. freq. 1. to take often Sumptuarius, a, um. adj. sumptuary, of expenses adv. витр Sumptuose, tuously, costly, prodi. gally Sumptuosus, a, um. adj. sumptuous, costly, chargeable, extravagant Sümptus, a, um. pt. of

sumo

Sumptus, us. (& ti, Cate) m. charge, expense, coal, costliness

So, uere, sui, sutum. act. 3. to sew, stitch, join, or tack together, work, or

procure

Suopte, of, or after his own Suovetaurilla, um. pl. n. 3. a sacrifice of a hog, a sheep, and a bull Supellecticarĭus, i. m. 2. a slave [niture Supellectilis, e. adj. of furSupellex, effis. f. 3. caret plur. household stuff, jur niture, baggage Soper, præp. upon, beyond, above, more than, upwards of, beside, over, after, at the time, about, of, or concerning, for, with regard, or respect to Süper, adv. above, from high, more, greater, more

over

or

Supěra, ōrum. pl. n. 2. the places, or regions above the sky, heaven Superabilis, e. adj. that May be overcome, passed Superaccommodo, are. act. 1. to fit, or set above Superadditum, i. n. 2. a антріна Superaddo, dere, didi, dytum. act. 3. to superadd, inscribe upon Superadornatus, a, um, adj. adorned above others Superaggero, are. a. 1. to heap upon Superalligo, are. act. 1. to bind oner Superasto, are. neut. 1. to stand above [excess Superatio, onis. f. 3. an Superator, öris. m. 3. a vanguisher Superauratus, a, um. adj. gilt, covered over with gold Superbe, adv.

proudly,

haughtily, loftily Superbla, æ. f. 1. pride, in. solence, arrogance; in a good sense, state, gran. deur, high-mindedness Superbibo, bere, Ibi, bĭtum. act. 3. to drink after, or upon another thing Superbificus, a, um. adj. haughty Superbiloquentia, æ. f. 1. haughty, or arrogant speech, or language Superbiloqulum, i. n. 2. idem

Superblo, ire, Ivi, Itum. n. 4. to be proud, boast, or vaunt, go, or walk stately, scorn, or disdain, be famed or enrolled, excel Superbiter, adv. proudly, haughtily [dainful Superbosus, a, um. adj. disduinful

Superbus, a, um. adj. proud, haughty, loftly, stately, arrogant, brave, noble, excellent, distinguished, rich, costly, nice, squeam ish, ripe before others, early

Supercalco [super, calx], are. a. 1. to lay over with lime [a. to sift Supercarno, čre, crèvi, tum. Supercido [super, cado),

dère, di, casum, neut. 3. to fall woon [haughty Superciliosus a, um. adj. Supercillum, i. n. 2. the eyebrow,severity, gravity, majesty, pride, haughtiness, stately look, the top, height, or highest part, the ridge, or edge of a hill, a promontory Superclaudo, dere, ausi, ausum, act. 3. to shut, or close in (cover over Supercontego, gère. a. 3. to Supercresco, cère. n. 3. to

Overgrow

Supercubo, are. n. 1. to lie, or sleep upon Supercurro, rere. neut. 3. to exceed Superaico, cere, Ixi, Tetum.

act. 3. to say moreover, to add words Supērdo, āre. a. 1. to lay, or put upon Superduco, cere, uxi, uctum. act. 3. to draw over, bring still further Superědo, děre. act. 3. to eat besides [send up Superegěro, rère, act. 3. tu Superemineo, ere. nu. n.

over

2. to appear above, be higher, overtop Superemortor, i. dep. 3. to die upon [swim ver Superenato, are, act. 1. to Supereo, ire. neut. 4. to go [clear over Superevalo, are. n. 1. to fly Superfero, ferre, rtüli. act. 3. to bear, or carry over, to lift over Superficiartus, a, um. adj. superficial

Superficies, ei. f. 5. surface, the outside, plot of ground to build upon Superfto, ieri. n. p. to be left, to remain Superfloresco, cere, rui. inc. 3. to bring forth fresh flowers [superfluity Superfluftas, atis. f. 3. a Superdão, uěre, üxi. üxum. n. 3. to over flow, be overplus, abound Superftus, a, um. adj. overRowing [ceive again Superfoto, are. n. 1. to conSuperfugio, gere, ügi. a. 3. to flee over Superfulgeo, ère. n. 2. to dere, adi, usum. act. 3. to pour, or cast upon, or over Superfündor, di. pass. to be covered [superfundo Supertüsus, a, um. pt. of Supergero, rere. act. 3. to throw upon Supergēstus, a, um. pt. Supergredior (super, gra dior), i, essus. dep. 3. to go upon, or over, surpass, excel, exceed, outdo Supergressus, a, um. pt. Superhabeo, ère. a. 2. to slight Superi, ōrum. pl. m. 2. those

shine above

Superfundo,

above, the gods above, the gods, men [lie upon Superjacéo, ère. neut. 2. to Superjacio, cere, jēci, jec

tum. act. 3. to cast, or lay upon, to add Superjacto, are. act. 1. to overshoot, leap orer Superjectio, onis. f. 3. a casting upon, an hyperbule, overshooting Superjectus, pt. of superJicio [covering Superjectus, us. m. 4. a Superjiclo [super, facio],

cère, jeci, jectum, act. 3. to cast, or lay upon, to add, or say further Superiligo, are. act. 1. to tie, or bind upon, or over Superilno, ère. a. 3. to smear all over Superimpono, nere,

sui, ositum. act. 3. to put, or lay upon, orerlay Superimpositus, a, um. pt. Superincendo, děre, di, nsum. act. 3. to inflame [fall upon Superincĭdo, děre, cîdi.

more

carve

Superincido, dere. act. 3. to [grow over Superincresco, cère. n. 3 Superincumbo, bere. n. 3. to lie upon Superinductus, a, um. pt. of superinduco, drawn over, laid upon, or over Superinduo, uĕre, ui, ūtum. act. 3. to put on, put over another dress Superindutus, a, um. pt. Superinfundo, děre. a. 3. to pour upon Super ngero, rère, essi, estum. act. 3. to cast, or heap upon Superinjectus, a, um. pt. of Superinjicto, cere, jeci, jectum. a. 3. to cast, or lay upon, or over, to add Superinsterno, vide Super

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Superinstrão, ŭere. a. 3. to build upon Superintono, are, nui. n. 1. to thunder from above, or on high Superinunctus, a, um. pt. of Superinungo, gère, a. 3, to anoint over

Superinvoivo, vere. a. 3. to

roll down Superior, ius, adj. gen. oris. superior, upper, higher, former, older Superiores, um. pl. m. superiors, betters, ancestors, predecessors, seniors, elders SuperjumentarYus, i. m. the master of the horse Superius,adv, above, before Superlabor, bi, äpsus. d. 3. to slip over Superlachrymo, are. n. 1. to ween over, to drop upon Superlato, onis. f. 3. a prejerring, excellence Superlativus, a, um. adj. superlative Superlatus, a, um. pt. of superfero, lifted over, advanced, amplified Superliminare, is. n. 3. a transom, or lintel Superlino, nere, līvi, tum. act. 3. to anoint, or be

sinear over

Superlitus, a, um. pt. Supermando, dere. act. 3. to eat after Copermeo, are, neut. 1. to to over

Supermico, are. n. 1. to, outshine, excel Supermitto, tere, act. 3. to put in afterwards Supernas, atis. adj. that is above

Supernato, are. neut. 1. to swim upon, or at the top, to float Supernatus, a, um. pt. of supernastor, grown after Superne, adv. from above, above, aloft Superno, are. neut. 1. to swim above

Supernus, a, um. adj. up. per, above, celestial, heavenly, high

3.

Supero, are. act. 1. to overcome, conquer, vanquish, beat, overpower, exceed, excel, surpass, surmount, get beyond, go, or pass over, prevail upon, abound, be over and above, remain, outlive, survive Superobrão, aěre. a. to overwhelm Superobratus, a, um. pt. Superpellictum, i. n. a sur. plice [hang over Superpendeo, ere. n. 2. to Superpingo, gere. a. 3. to paint upon Superpondero, Are. net. 1. to weigh exactly, weigh carefully [weight Superpondĭum, i. n. 2. overSuperpono, nere, 8sui, osttumi, act. 3. to put, set, or lay upon, or over Superpositus, a, um. pt. Superquam, adv. besides ¡superrado Supersāsus, a, um. pt. of Superscando, ere, i, sum. a. 3. to climb upon Superscribo, bere. a. 3. to superscribe Superscriptus, a, um, pt. Supersedeo, ere, edi, essum. n. 2. to sit upon, supersede, omit, cease, leave off, forbear Supersillo [super, sălio], Leap,

that

ire. neut. 4. to

rsi,

jump, or hop upon Superspargo, gére. rsum, act. 3. to sprinkle, strew, or spread over. Superstagno, are. n. to overflow Supersterno, ere, strävi, stratum. a. 3. to strew, or cover over, lay over

Superstes, Ytis. adj. stri ing, remaining, staying, present Superstitio,

ōnis. f. 3.

superstition Superstitiose, adv. supe stitionsly Superstitiosus, a, um. sẽ superstitious, nice, an

Superstito, are. neut. 1. survive; act. to preserv or keep safe Supersto, are. n. 1. to stand

upon, or over, to survive Superstratus, a, um. pt.

supersterno Superstrão, uère,

ūri üctum. act. 3. to buil upon, erect upon Supersum, esse, fui, nest. to be superfluous, abound, remain, be left, survive, excel, surpass, overcome, defend Supersürgo, gere. n. 3. rise above [coner Supertego, gère. act. 3. Supertraho, here. act. 3. draw over Supertürbo, are. act. 1. disturb Supervacaneus, a, um. 1ěj, superfluous, needles, uv necessary, supernum ary, reserved Supervaco, are. n. 1. to be Superhous [ously Supervacuo, adv. superSupervacuus, a, um. adj.

superfluous, needless, unnecessary, to no purpose Superrado, dere, asi, asum n. 3. to pass over, surpas,

surmount

Supervågor, äri. d. 1. wander much Supervectus, a, um. pt. of Supervéhor, hi. p. 3. to br carried up

Supervento, Ire. ani, et tum. n. 4. to come upon. come upon sudden' come, rise, or grow about Leap upon Superventus, as. m. 4 surprise [core Supervestfo, ire. act. 4. Supervivo, věre, ixi. n. to outlive, survive Superango, re, nxi. netu a. 3. to anoant over Supervolito, are. freq. fly over often Supervolo, are. neut. 1. fly over

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Superus, a, um. adj. above, the upper, high, aloft, divine, heavenly Supine, adv. supinely, nexgently [pinencat Supiuftas, atis. . 3. Supino, are. act. 1. to lie supinely, hold, or nu uv, puff up Supinum, i. n. 2. a supine Supinus, a, um. adj. spine, upward, held, or liftea up, proud, stately, sterp, sloping, heedless, care -less, negligent Suppactus, a, um, stuck under

Suppaipor, ari. dep. 1. to struke gently, wheedle, cajole, soothe [equal Suppar, Kris. adj. Nearly Supparasitor, āri. dep. 1. to hang on, sponge, Al ter, pimp Suppard, 1. n. Supparus, i. m. 2. any gur. ment of linen, a topsail, Aag, streamer, shroud Suppedaneum, i. n. 2. a Jootstool Suppeditatio, onis. f. 3. a Supply Suppelto [sub, pes], are. a.

u. 1. to prop, or slay up, supply, afford, aid, or strengthen, serve Suppeditor, ari. dep. 1. to supply, or afford; pass. to be supplied Suppernatus, a, um. pt. of supperuo, honghed' Suppene, pl. f. I. acc. suppětias, (diptotou,) aid, help, succunt, supplies Suppetiatus, us. a. 4. idem Suppěto, tere. a. 3. to usk craftily, be nficient, supply, serve, help Suppilo, are. act. 1. to pil Jer, steal

Suppingor (sub, pangor], gi, pactus. pass. 3. to be sewed, or Justened under Supplanto, are, act. to supplant, trip up, suppress, plant underneath Supplementum, i. n. 2. a supply, piling up, recruit Suppleo, ere, evi, ētum. act. 2. to supply, All up, recruit, help

a

Supplex, Teis. adj. suppliauf, humble submissive, prostrate Supplicato, Onis. f. 3. supplication, prayer, entreaty, request Supplict er, adv, suppliantiy, humbly Supplicium,i. n. 2. a suppli cation, prayer, atonement, uerifice; punish ment, torture

Supplico, are. a. n. 1. to supplicate, beg, entreat, or beseech, pray, make an oblation, or process ivn

Supplido [sub, plado],

aëre, ōsi, ósum. act. 3. to stamp with the jet Supplosto, onis. f. a stamping, or noise with the feet

Suppono, nĕre, ŏsui, osĭtum. a. 3. to put, set, or lay under, substitute, overwhelin, add, apply, submit, expuse, forge Supporto, are. a 1. to cur

ry, convey Suppositio, onis. f. 3. a seting under, substituting, forging Supposititfus, a, um. adj. substituted, adulterated, counterfeit, false Suppositus, a, um. pt. of Вирроно [suborner Suppostor, Oris. n. 3. a Suppresse, adv. secretly, closely

Supressio, anis, f. 3. a sup. pression, suppressing, or concealing, stopping Suppressus, a, um. pt. of

adj. suppressed, kept under, back, or down, stopped, hidden, concealed, sunk, drowned, short, soft, low, costive Supprimo [sub, premo], mere, ressi, ressum. act. 3. to suppress, Reep under, down, or back, stop, check, dejer, put off, conceal, overload, retain Supp‹omo, ère, psi. a. 3. to draw out

Supprõmus, i. m. a tapster,

waiter (suppuration Suppuratio, onis. f. 3. a Suppuratorfus, a, um. adj. suppurative, bringing to a head

Suppuratum, i, n. 2. an im i pusthume

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Sura, æ. f. 1. the calf of the leg, the leg, a boot, is buskin Surculaceus, a, am. adj. like a grajt (eing shoots Surcularis, e. adj. produ Suscularius, a, um. adj. of,

belonging to, or set with shoots, or grafts Surcülo, are. act. 1.

prune [to shoot Surculose, adv. from shoot Surculosus, a, um, adj. full of shouts Surcülus, i. m. 2. a shoot, acion, graft, sprig, young branca [is h Surdāster, a, um, adj. deujSarde, adv. deafly Surdeo, ère: neut 2. to be aenf

Surdesco, cere. inc. 3. to grow deaf [mess Surdītas, atis. f. 3. deafSurdus, a, um. adj. deaf, thick of hearing, inca orable, insensible, senseless, admitting no sound, unheard, unheard of, ignoble, imperceptible,

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