ing Traoqaille, adv. calmly, , Transěro,rére, act. to trans. Transgressio Transjectio, onis. 1. . Tranquilítas,ātis. f. 3. tran. Transfèro, ferre, stáli, sla: casting over guillity, quiel, meckness, tum. a. 3. tu transfer, Transjēctus, a, am. pt. calmness, highnen, ma. carry,or bring from one transjicio jesty (time pluce to another, convey Translgo (trans ago), gere franquillo, adv. et a quiet over, transplant, remove, sēgi, sactum. act 3+ franquillo, are. a. 1. to or change, transport, tun, or thrust througe calm, smooth, still, quiet, translate, use metnphuri pierce, conclude, firul, or retrie cally, dejer, or refer, lay despatch, transact, pest Srauquillor, ari, pass, to be Transfigo, gěre. 8. 3. fo Transjicio, vide Trajicio calmed run through Transisto (trans, salroy Tranquillam, l. n. 2. calon, Transfiguratio, onis. f. 3. a lire, lēvi, vel lui. 2. 4. or fine weather, a calm transfiguration,a change leap, or pass over, de Ira391 Trasfigūro, äre, act. 1. to yond, or by, escred, om Tranquillus, 1, um. adj. transfurin Transilis, e, adj. that pas calm, smooth, quiet, Transfixus, a, um. pt. of eth over peaceable, composed, sel. transfigo Transitio, onis. t. 3. trans tled Transfŭo, ère, xi, xum. n. tion, going over, revell, Trans, præp. over, from one to fou ouer passage place to another, beyond, Transtodio, děre, odi, 0s. Transitoryus, a, um. adi. on the other side sum. A. 3. to dig, bitike, transitory [transeo Transabèo, ire. to go be run, or thrust through Transytus, , um, pt. af yond, or through Transformatio, Onis. f. 3. a Transitus, us. m. 4. & past Transactor, Oris. a change (formed Otet, pausge, manager, broker Trausformis, e. adj. trans change, transit Transactus, a, um, pt. of Transformo, áre. act. 1. 10 Transjūngo, gěre. a. 3. to transigo to transforin, turn, or Teinone [slide user Trausadigo, gěre, dëgi, change, convert Translābor, bi, lapsus. & dactum. &. 3. to thrust, or Transforó, äre. act. 1. to Translatio, onis. f. 3. . strike through, pierce bure through translation, transferring, Transalpinus, &, uin. adj. Transfossus, a, um. pt. of transplanting, remorel, over, or beyond the Alps transfodio change, dennur Transcendo (trans, scan. Transfretatio, onis. f. 3. a Translatiilus, a, um. adj. do), děre, ndi, nsum. act. passing over the sen transferred, borrowed, 3. to transcend, exceed, Transfrēto (trans, frētam), usual, ordinary, mean, surpass, 80, or pass over, āre, act 1. to go, or piss cummon or beyond, pass over the sea (deserter Translativus, um. adj. id. Transcido (trans, cædo], Transfūga, æ. c. 8. 1. a Translator, oris, m. 3. a děre. act. 3. to mangle Transfugto (gěre, ūgi, Yum. translator, conveyet, re• with beating neut. 3. to run away, or movet Transcribo, bere, ipsi, ip over, iu desert Translatus, a, um, pt. of tum, act. 3. to transcribe, Transfagfum, i. n. 2. a re transfero write over, or out, trans. vult smoke through Translēgo, ere, egi... 3. to fer, assign, place Trans!ūmo, are. 4. 1. to read orer (shine through Transcriptio, onis. m. 3. & Transfūudo, děre, ūdi, Translucèo, čre, xi, n. to transcribing, eacuse, pre. üsum, a. 3. to puur out of Translucidus, a, um, adj. tence one vessel into another, transparent Transcriptus, a, um. pt. of transfer, transpose, or Trapsmarinus, *, in. adj. transcribo translate foreign Trauscürro, rěre, rl, rsum. Transfusio. Onis. f. 3. a Transmeabilis, e. adj. that act. 3. to run Over, pass, transfusion may be paned ovcT, OF touch ont Transfãsus, a, um. pt. of through Trapscursus, us. m. 4. a transfundo Transmeatyo,onis. f.a paw poussing by, a passage Transgredior, (trans, gra. ing through Transdico, vide Traduco dior), i. essus. d. 3. to Trausměo, are. n. to pau Transēuna, æ. f. 1. « share, 89, or pass over. beyond, over, or beyond [snode gin, net, casement, lal or by, exceed, transgress Transmigro,are. 2. 1. to relice, racket Transgressio, onis. f. 3. : Transmissio. Onis, f. 3. a Transão, ire, sivi, sytum. passing over, or beyond, sending over act. 4. to go, run, or pass transgression Transmissus, us. m, 4. a over, beyond, by, or Transgsēssor, Gris. m. 3. a passage through, undergo, (transmitto transgressur Transmissus. a, vm. pt. of ceed, or surpass, omnit, or Transgrēssus, a, um. pt. of Transniitto, tère, Isi, issum. wy nothing ut, to be di. transgredior act. 3. to transmit, send, easted Transgressus, us. id. qu. I make, pass, OT 8 BUIT over cast, throw voer, or be. Transimo. měre, mpsi, mp- Trepidus, a, um. adj. tremyond, let, or run through, tuin. act. 3. to luke from bling, frighted, astonish. pass, or spend, pass by, one to another ed, jeurful, timuruus, conoinit Transumptio, onis. f. 3. a cernea jor, doubtful, un. Transmontānus, a, um. adj. taking from one to an certain, sudden, living beyond the moun. other (exchanging pected, swift, hasty tains Transumptivus, a, um. adj. Trepondo, indecl. three Transmõtus, a, um. pt. vf Transdo, uěre. act. 3. iu pounds (three Transmověo, ēre, ovi, otom. Sew through Tres. $ hæc tria. adj. pl. act. 2. to remove, transfer Transvolto, äre. n. 1. to Trēssis, is. m. 3. the weight, Transmutatio, onis. f. 3. a Ny over uflen or ralue of three asses, chunge, or (Tunsposition, Trasvolo, áre. n. 1. to fly or farthings exchurige (changé uvet, or beyond, hasten, Tressis, c. adj. vile, mean, Transmito, are. act. I. to desert (press pitiful (gular Transnato, are. act.co swim Trăpes, ētis. m. 3. an oil. Triangulāris, e. adj. trian Trapètum, i. Trapētus, Triangulum, i. n. 2. u triTrusno, āre. to swim oner i, in. 2. id. (table angie Trausnomino, äre. act. 1. to Trapéza, æ. f. 1. a banker's Triaugūlus, a, um. adj. change one's name Trapezita, æ. m. l. a bank threc.cutnered Transnuměru, äre. a. 1. to er, an eschunger Triarii, orum. pl. m. 2. old uuerreckun Trapezyum, i, u. 2. a quad soldiers set in the rear, al Transpēctus, us, m. a look logie a reserve (three ing through Trapezophoron, i. a. 2. a Trias, &dis, f. 3. the trry, or Transpicio (trans, specio), crpuuard, a atesser, the Tribrachys, yos. m. 3. a cere. act. 3 look foot containing three through, to behuid Treceni, æ, &. adj. pl. three short syllables Travspiratio, onis. f. 3. hundred hundrea Tribuarlus, a, um, adj. of a transpiration (transpose Trecēuti, æ, a. adj pl. three tribe cart Transpono, nère. act. 3. to Treceuties, adv: ihice hun. Tribula, æ, f. 1. a little Transportatio, Onis. f. dred lines Tribulis, is. m. 3. one of trunsportation Tredecies, adv. thirty times the suine tribe, stock, or Trauspörto, äre, act. 1. to Trevěcim, adj. pl. indecl. ward, a pleocian transpuri, banisi, curvey thirtern Tribălo, are. a. . 10 thrash, Tremebuudus, a, um. adj. (Tribula Transpositio, onis. f. 3. Ite mbling, shuking, Jeui. Trıbålum, i. n. 2.' id. qu. transposition Jul, afraid Tribůlus, i. m. 2. a thistle, Transpositus, a, um. pt. of Tremefacio (tremo, facio). a brumble, iTun spike, transponu, transpused cere, tēci, factum. act. 3. calttop Transtiilum, i, n. 2. a little to nuke to tremble, or Tribūnal, alis. n. a trie trunsun shuke, put in fear bunul, judginent-seat Trânstrum, i. u. 2. a bench, Tremefactus, a, um. pt. Tribunalia, ium. pl. a. 3. or seat in a boat, or galo Tremisco, cěre. inc. 3. to bunks to keep the water ley, a beam, a girder ITemble, or tremble at, froin ovet flowing Trauvectio, onis. f. a carty shake, to quake Tribunātus, us. m. 4. the ing over Treino, ere, wai, . 3. to tribuneship Transvēctus, a, um, pt. of tremble, or tremble at, Tribunitius, a, um. adj. triTransvěho, hěre, exi, ec shake, quake, areud bunitial tum. u. 3. lu cury over, Tremor, oris. m. 3. a trein-Tribūnus, i. m. 2. a tribune convey oling, shaking, twinkling, Tribúo, uěre. ai, útum. act. Transverběro, áre. act. 1. Ricat Jeat 3. 16 antribute, unngn, 10 pierce through, 10 Tremůlus, a. um. adj. trein ascribe, or impute, krunt, transfia bring, shuking, quiver. give, or bestuur, divide, Transversa, adv. askru, ing, warbling, tuliering, pay regard, ur respect asquint (rajter tarinkling, uncertuin Tribus, us. 1. 1. a tribe, or Transversarsum, i. n. 2. a Trepidäuter, adv. Jeurfully ward (tributary Transversurius, a, um, adj. Trepidatio, ouis. f.3.4 iremo Tributartus, a, um. adj. overthwart luig, Jeur (a hurryTribulim, adv. wurd by Transvērse, adv. across Trepide, adv. Jeurjully, in ward Traausversio, juis. f. 3. a Trepiau, are. n. 1. tu irem- Tributio, onis. f. 3. a dis. ir aversing bie, shake, bent, or pant, tributing (stower Transversus, a, um. adj. husien, or be in a hurry, Tributor, oris. m. 3. u be Tarverde, actuss, wver. tun alunx, be anxious, Tribūtum, i. u. 2. tribute, thwart, cuntury, upposite or concerned, Juil, or be custum, in pusi, lue, Transülto (trans, salto), weak tull, or assessment ise. .. 1. to leap, or junip Trepiddlus, um. adj. Tribūtus, i, m. 2. tribute, a UVET, lu duit suncukut udruid buo (years old Tribütus, a, um. pt. of tri- , Triduinus, a, um. adj. of or being skilled is the (the tribes tongues Tribūtus, a, um. adj. of Tridiam, vi. n. 2. three Tillix, Icis. adj. trebly days Tricæ, árum. pl. f. 1. a lei, [yeart sued (yeci or impediment, trifles, Triennis, e. adj. of Three Trimātus, us. m. 4. bors rewgaws, fooleries, toys Triennium, 1. n. 8. threr Trimestris, e. adj. of tåret Tricenarius, a, um, adj. of years months thirty Tiens, tis. m. 3. the third Trinetram, i. n. 2. tri Triceni, æ, a. adj. pl. thirty part of any thing, a meter, or verse consistent Tricentēni, æ, a. adj. three small coin, a gill of three feet (based hundred Triēntal, alis. n. 3. a little Trimodta, æ, f. i. threr Tricenties, adv. three hun. vessel sches thick Trimodyum, i, n. 2. id. dred times Trientális, e. adj. four in- TrinodYas, a, um, adj.com Triceps, Ytis. adj. three. Trierarchus, i, m. 2. the taining three bushel headed, triple captein of a galley with Trimůlus, , um, adj. carne Tricesimus, a, um, adj. the three banks of cars years old thirtieth Trieterycus, a, um. adj. tri. Trimus, a, um, adj. tiet Tricēssis, is. m. the weight ennial Trinacryus, a, Sicilian of thirty pounds Trieteris, Ydis. f. 3. three (Trinity Trichlas, æ. m. 1. a sprat years (ferent ways Trinitas, kits. f. 3.se Trichlia, æ. f. 1. a covered Trifaryam, adv. three dif. Trinoctiális,e. adj. of three walk Tryfaux, cis. adj. three nights (nigen Trichilom, i. n. 2. a ressel mouthed, triple Trinoctiam, i. n. 2. tartt for water with three spouts Tryfer, vel Trifērus, a, um. Trinodis, é. adj. karing three Trichorum, i. n. 2. a build. adj. that beareth fruit knots, knotted, ing of three stories thrice a year knotty Tricies, adv. thirty times Trifidus, a, um, adj. three- Trinus, a, um. adj. tbrer, Tricliniärches, æ. m. 1. the forked three together, the third Triobolaris, e. orderer, or director of Trifolium, i. n. 2. trefoil adj. sike, the triclinium Triformis, e. adj. of three pitiful Tricliniarla, orum, vel ium. forms, triple Triobõlum, i, n. 2. tåree pl. n. the hangings of a Trifur, üris. c. g. 3. a half-pence rard noted thief Triörches, æ. n. 1. a bus dining-toorn Tricliniãris, e. adj. of, for, Trifurcătus, a, um. adj. Tripārcus, a, um, adj. very or belonging to a dining three-forked sparing Trifurcfer, i, m. 2. an ar. Tripartito, pel Tripertito, Tricliniaryum, i. n. 2. a rant rogue adv. in three parts, inte dining-rooin Trifūrcus, a, um. adj. three parts Tricliniarrus, a, um. adj. three-forked Tripartitus, vel Tripertitas, a, um. pt. divided into of, or belonging to a Triga, æ, f. 1. a cart with three parts dining-room three horses Triclinium, i. n. 2. a bed, or Trigaryum, i. n. 2. a cha. Tripatinum, i. a. 2. the last couch for three guests to riot-course service of several disket, third course sit, or lean upon, a din. Trigaryus, i. m. 2. a person who drives three horses Tripectorus, a, ing-room um. adj. Trico, onis. m. 3. a trifler Trigemini, æ, 1. adj. pl. with three breasts Tricolor, oris. adj. of three three at a birth Tripedālis, e. adj. caree colours Trigeminus, a, um. adj. feet long Tricor. åri, ätus sum. dep. threefold (three buds Tripedaněus, a, um. 3.1 1. to trifle, or toy, bafie, Trigemmis, e, adj. having of three feet trick TrigesYes, adv. three times Tripes, ědis. adj. three-legTricornyger, a, um. adj. Trigesimus, a, am. adj. Triplex, Icis. adj. triple, three-horned (horned the thirtieth (thirty threefold (trebling Tricornis, e. adj.' three. Triginta, adj. pl. indecl. Triplicatio, onis. 1. 3. . Tricórpor, oris, adj. three. Trigon, onis. m. 3. a ball, Triplices, um. pl. m. .. bodied (of tricks a fish memorandum-books Tricosus, a, um, adj. full Trigonālis, e. adj. three-Triplicitas, atis. f. 3. triTricūspis, Ydis. three. cornered plicity pointed Trigonometria, æ. f. 1. tri- Tripliciter, adv, trebly Tridácnus, a, um, adj. at gonometry Triplico, are. act. 1. to three biies (dent Trigonus, a, um, adj. three. triple Trydens, tis. 3. & tri cornered (angie Triplinthius, a, um, adj. Tridentifer, Tridentiger, Trigonus, i, m. 2. a tri. three bricks thick a, um, adj. trident-bear- Trilbris, e. adj. of Three Triplo, adv. by thrice, trebis 78 pounde weight Triplus, a, um, adj. cripts, Atipotens, tis. adj. id. I Trilinguis, e. adj. kaving, threefold room a Triptòton, i, n. 2. a triptote Trituro, áre. act. 1. to forth oracles in a vault, Tripudiātor, oris. m. 3. a thrush or cavern, made by hima dancer Tritus, a, um, pt. of tero, self, and was worshipped Tripudyo, are.n. 1. to dance, & adj. rubbed, pounded, in Baotia [alterations to caper (dance ground, broken, wasted, Tropica, örum. pl. n. 2. Tripudium, i. n. dancing, n worn, frequented, com- Tropice, adv. figuratively Tripus, odis. m. 3. any Tropicus, a, um. adj. tropi. thing with three legs, a Tritus, us. m. a rubbing, a cal, figurative tripod, three-footed grinding [witch Tropis, is, et Ydos. f. 3. the stool, a trivet, an oracle Trivenefica, æ.f. l. a great keel of a ship, the dregs Triquetra,æ. f. 1. a triangle Triviālis, e. adj. trivial, or. of wine used in baths Triquetrum, i. n. 2. a iri. dinary (men Trópus, i, m. 2. a trope angle (Sicilian Triviritim, adv. by ihree Trossúla, æ, f. 1. c delicate Triquetrus, a, um. adj. Trivium, i. n. 2. a place lass Triquetrus, a, um, adj. tri where three ways ineet, Trossålus, i. m. 2. a benu, angular a highway spruce, gallant, well-set Trirēmis, is, f. 3. a galley Trivius, a, um, adj. having fellow with three banks, or seis three ways Trúa, æ. f. 1. a ladle, a tray of oars Triumphalia, ium. pl. n. the Trucidatio, onis. f. 3. a Trisago, Tnis. f. 3. gerinan. solemnities, or ornaments killing, slaying, d'augheder (fooneries of a triumph ering, or murdering Triscurría, orum. pl. n. buf. Triumphâlis, e. adj. of, or Trucido (truculentèr, cæTrisippum, i. n. 2. a rowel belonging to a triumph, do), āre. act. 1. to kill, Trispāstus, , um. adj. triumphant sluy, slaughter, butcher, drawn, or raised with Triumphatūrus, a, um. pt. massacre, 033283inate, three pulleys about to triumph murder, slash, ruin, deTriste, adv. sadly Triumphātus, us. m. 4. a vour, eat, feed upon Tristicŭlus, a, um. adj. pen. triumphing Truculenter, adv. sup. sive (dening Triūmpho, äre. n. 1. to toughly, sourly, cruelly Tristifycus, a, um. adj. sad. triumph, to rejoice Truculentya, æ. f. cruelty, Tristimonyam, i, n. . sad- Triâmphus, i. m. 2. a savageness triumph Truculentus, a, um. adj. Tristis, e, adj. sad, dull, Triūmvir, Yri. m. 2. one of rough, stern, fierce, cruci, heavy, pensive, melan. three officers in like au. barbarous, savage, clown. chuly, sorrowful, dismal, thority ish (man's pole dark, lowering; grave, Triumvirālis, e. adj. of, or Trūdes, is. f. 3. a water. stern, mnorose, harsh, belonging to the triumviri | Trūdo, děre, ûsi, ūsum. a. peevish, ungty, severe, Triumvirātus, us, the triuın. 3. to thrust, or push, cruel, rough, tirate (three thrust, or push on, jure coarse, unlucky, ominous Triumvirītim, adv. three by ward, or out, drive, or Tristitia, æ. f, 1. sadness, Triūncis, is. m. a coin oj force heaviness, pensiveness, three ounces Trulia, æ. f. 1. a cup, pot, sorrono, gravity, sullen. Trochæus, i. m. 2. a tro pan, chamber.pot, ness, moroseness, disgust chee, consisting of a foot tray, trowel Tristityes, éi, f. 5. id of two syllables, the first Trall&um, i, n. 2. a washTrisulcus, a, um. adj. three long, and the later short hand basin pointed, three-forked Trochiscus, i, m. 2. a tro. Trallo, onis, m. 3. idem Trisyllabus, a, um. adj. chisk [windluss Trullissatio, onis. f. 3. a trisyllabic Trochlea, æ. f.l. a pulley, a plastering (plaster Trităvus, i. m. 2. a great Trochůlus, i, m. 2. dim. a Trullisso, are. act. 1. to grandfather's great Trallissor, äri, pass. to be grandfather Trochus, i, m. 2. a top, a plastered (cut off Triticěus, a, um. adj. wheat. little round lump of any Trùnco, are. a. 1. to maim, en, of wheat thing Trunculātus, a, um, adj. Triticum, i, n. wheat Troja, æ, f. 1. & tilt clogged (stock Triton, önis, m. 3. a sea Trojānus, Troycus, & Tro Truncălus, i. m. 2. a little god, a fish, a weathercock Yus, a, um, adj. Trojan Truncus, a, um, adj. cut Tritonia, æ. $ Tritonis, Tropæum, i, n. 2. a trophy. short, inained, unutilated, Ydis. f. Pallas spoil taken and hung up, winting, imperfect Tritor, oris, m, a thrasher, victory Trūncus, i, m. 2. a trunk, a grinder Tropæus, a, um, adj. tropi the body of tree, de Tritūra, æ. f. a thrashing, cil, constant dunce, stupid person grinding Trophæum, i. n. 2. vide Tro-Trusatilis. e. adj. that may Trituratio, onis. f. 3. a pæeum be turned thrashing (thrasher Trophonsus, i. m. a man Trusito, áre. a. to Triturator, oris. in. 3. a who pretended to give through, to kill bitter, or um. Tråso, åre. freq. 1. tan, to uphold, keep in regular or disorden action La trout a little hill, nnound, be" tomb, grave, MONUMENT which the tongue of Tuitio, onis. f. 3. a defence Túnc, adv. then, at iba sum. act. 3. to brst, sinite, or knock, post thrash, play upon, atus, as well Tanica, æ. f. I. stein, grin, fierce, severe, cere, fêci, factum, act. 3. of mail, shisi, to make to swell, swell, clothes, wrapper wares, peel, or thume, sneinbrone, or adj. conied, unpeeled Tamésco, cěre. n. to swell, Tunicella, æ, f. 1. & very break out (or cord (eloché Tăines, Ycis. f. 3. a rope, Tunico. are, 4. 1. co rost, little coat proudly Türba, æ. f. 1. a crowd, somewhat swollen, a lit. ance, noise, trouble, business, vivus kinds voilent Turbätiin, adv. with dis- order (disturbance loftiness, huughtiness, l'urbátor, oris. in. 3. a disa (urber, inoubler turber disturbed, truubied, di urdered, rufled, con ed, confounded little stir (wité trouble Turbide, adv. iùs, comp. adj. nurrying [quod long hai trooked, ra inuke & mult, noise, dy, chick, Jogay, tunnid, (ruubieroine, turbulent, swellrd, angry, enraged, terrible, INC RACING Tumultuosus, tumultuous, haughty, pruud, cica teruus, stormy, rough Making wu thing fake dep. 2. to see, urbehold, m. a inmult, noise, up. Turbmātus, , adj. |