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Trans, præp. over, from one place to another, beyond, on the other side Transabeo, ire. to go beyond, or through Transactor, oris. m. a manager, broker Transactus, a, um. pt. of transigo Transadigo, gere, degi, dactum. a. 3. to thrust, or strike through, pierce Transalpinus, a, um. adj. over, or beyond the Alpi Transcendo [trans, scando], děre, ndi, nsum. act. 3. to transcend, exceed, surpass, go, or pass over, or beyond, pass Transcido trans, cædo], děre, act. 3. to mangle with beating Transerlho, bere, ipsi, ip. tum, act. 3. to transcribe, write over, or out, transfer, assign, place Transcriptio, onis. m. 3. a transcribing, cacuse, preLence

Transcriptus, a, um. pt. of transcribo Transcarro, rere, ri, rsum.

act. 3. to run over, pass, touch on Transcursus, us. m. 4. a passing by, a passage Transduco, vide Traduco Transeuns, a. f. 1.

aware,

gin, net, casement, lattite, racket Trausto, ire, sivi, situm.

act. 4. to go, run, or pass over, beyond, by, or through, undergo, exceed, or surpass, omit, or Buy nothing of, to be digested

Transĕro,rère. act. to transplant Transfero, ferre, stüli, slä tum. a. 3. to transfer, carry,or bring from one place to another, convey over, transplant, remove, or change, transport, translate, use metaphori cally, dejer, or refer, lay Transfigo, gere. a. 3. to run through Transfiguratio, onis. f. 3. a transfiguration,a change Trasfigaro, are. act. 1. fo transform Transfixus, a, um. pt. of transfigo Transfüo, ère, xi, xum. n. to flow over Transfodio, děre, odi, ossum. a. 3. to dig, sirike, run, or thrust through Transformatio, onis. f. 3. a change [formed Transförmis, e. adj. transTransformo, are. act. 1. to to transform, turn, or change, convert Transföro, are. act. 1. to bure through Transfossus, a, um. pt. of transfodio

Transfretatio, onis. f. 3. a passing over the sea Transfreto [trans, fretam], are, act 1. to go, or puss over the sea [deserter Transfüga, e. c. g. 1. a Transfugio [gere ügi, Yum.

neut. 3. to run away, or over, to desert Transfugium, i. n. 2. a revolt [smoke through Transfumo, are. a. 1. to Transfüudo, dère, üdi, Gsum. a. 3. to pour out of one vessel into another, transfer, transpose, or

translate

Transfusto, onis. f. 3. a transfusion Transfusus, a, um. pt. of transfundo Transgredior, [trans, grădior), i. essus. d. S. to go, or pass over, beyond, or by, exceed, transgren Transgressio, önis. f. 3. a passing over, or beyond, transgression Transgsessor, öris. m. 3. a transgressor Transgressus, a, um. pt. of transgredior Transgressus, us. id. qu. I

Transgressio Transjectto, dais. f. 3. casting over Transjectus, a, um. pt.< transjicio Translgo [trans,ago]), gin segi, sactum. act 3. Tun, or thrust through pierce, conclude, fin despatch, transact, pa Transficio, vide Trajicio Transiffo [trans, s

Hire, levi, vel lui. n. 4. leap, or pan over, be yond, or by, exceed, omit Transilis, e. adj. that pa eth over Transitio, onis. t. 3. transi tion, going over, revoll, passage Transitorius, a, um. adj. transitory [transeo Transitus, a, um. pt. of Transitus, us. m. 4. a passing over, pausage, change, transit Transjungo, gère. a. 3. to [slide oner Translabor, bi, lapsus. & Translatto, onis. f. 3. 4 translation, transferring, transplanting, removal, change, demuT Translatitius, a, um. adį. transferred, borrowed, usual, ordinary, mean,

remove

common

Translatīvus, a, um. adj. id. Translator, oris. m. 3. a

translator, conveyer, re

mover

Translatus, a, um. pt. of transfero

Translego, ere, egi. a. 3. to

read over (shine through Translucčo, čre, xi. n. to Translucidus, a, um. adj. transparent Transmarinus, a, um. adj. foreign Transmeabilis, e. adj. that may be passed over, or through Transmeatio,ouis. f. a paning through Trausměo, are. n. to pan over, or beyond [move Transmigro,are. n. 1, to reTransmissio. Onis. f. 3. a sending over Transmissus, us. m. 4. a passage (transmitte Transmitto,tère, Isi, issum. Transmissus. a, um. pt. of act. 3. to transmit, send, make, pass, or go QUIT,

east, throw over, or be. yond, let, or run through, pass, or spend, pass by, omit Transmontanus, a, um. adj. living beyond the moun tains

Transmōtus, a, um. pt. of Transmovéo, ere, ovi, ötum. act. 2. to remove, transfer Transmutatio, Onis. f. 3. a change, or transposition, exchange (change Transmito, are. act. 1. to Transnato, are. act.co swim

over Transno, are. to swim over Transnomino, are. act. 1. to change one's name Transnumero, are. a. 1. to uverreckon Transpectus, us, m. a looking through Transpicfo (trans, specio], cère. act. 3. to Look through, to behold Trauspiratio, ouis. f. 3. transpiration [transpose Transpono, nère. act. 3. to Transportatio, onis. f. transportation Transporto, are. act. 1. to transport, banish, convey

over

Transpositio, önis. f. 3. transposition Transpositus, a, um. pt. of transpono, transposed Transilum, i. n. 2. a little

transom

Transtrum, i. u. 2. a bench,

or seat in a boat, or gal ley, a bram, a girder Tranvectio, dais. I. a carrying over

Transvectus, a, um. pt. of Transveho, hère, exì, ectum. a. 3. to carry over,

convey Transverbero, are. act. 1. to pierce through, to transfie

Transversa, adv. askew, asquint [rajter Transversarium, i. n. 2. a Transversarius, a, um. adj.

overthwart Transverse, adv. across Transversio, Onis. 1. 3. a

traversing Transversus, a, um. adj. transverse, across, over. theart, contrary, opposite Transülto (trans, salto], are. a. 1. to leap, or jump

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Transamo. mere, mpal, mp-| tum. act. 3. to take from one to another Transumptio, onis. f. 3. a taking from one to another Leachanging Transumptivus, a, um. adj. Transão, uere. act. 3. tu sew through Transvolto, äre. n. 1. to Ay over often Trasvõio, are. n. 1. to fly over, or beyond, hasten, Ертем Träpes, itis. m. 3. an oil. Trapitum, 1. n. 4 Trapētus, i. m. 2, id, [table Trapeza, æ. f. 1. a banker's Trapezita, æ. m. 1. a banker, an eschunger Trapezium, i. u. 2. a quadTangie Trapezophöron, i. n. 2. a capuoard, a dresser, the Jout of a table Treceni, æ, a. adj. pl. three hundred

hundred

Treceuti, æ. a. adj pl. three Treceuties, adv: three hundred times

Tredecles, adv. thirty times Tredecim, adj. pl. indecl. thirtern

Tremebuudus, a, um. adj. trembling, shaking, Jeurjul, afraid Tremefacio [tremo, facio], cere, feci, factum. act. 3. to make to tremble, or shake, put in fear Tremefactus, a, um. pt. Tremisco, cere. ine. 3. to tremble, or tremble at, shake, to quake Tremo, ère, mui. n. 3. to tremble, or tremble at, shake, quake, dread Tremor, oris. m. 3. a trembling, shaking, twinkling,

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Tremulus, a. um. adj. trembing, shaking, quiver. ing, warbling, tuttering, twinkling, uncertain Trepidanter, adv. Jeurfully Trepidatio, onis. f.3. a trembling, fear [a hurry Trepide, adv. jeurjully, Treplao, are. n. 1. to trembie, shake, beat, or pant, hasten, or be in a hurry, run along, be ansious, or concerned, jail, or be weak

in

Trepidulus, a, um. adj. sumewhat afraid

Trepidus, a, um. adj. trembing, frighted, astonished, jearful, timurons, concernea jur, doubtful, un certain, sudden, unex pected, swift, hasty Trepondo, indecl. indecl. three pounds [three Tres. hæc tria. adj. pl. Tressis, is. m. 3. the weight, or value of three asses, or furthings Triasis, e. adj. vile, mean, pitiful [gular Triangularis, e. adj. trianTriangulum, i. n. 2. a triangie Triaugalus, a, um. adj. three-cornered Triarii, orum. pl. m. 2. old soldiers set in the rear, as " reserve {three Trias, adis, f. 3. the trey, or Tribrachys, yos. m. 3. a foot containing three short syllables Tribuarius, a, um. adj. of a [cart Tribüla, s. f. 1. a little Tribulis, is. m. 3. one of the same tribe, stock, or ward, a plebeian Tribalo, are. a. 1. to thrush, [Tribula Tribulum, i. n. 2. id. qu. Tribulus, i. m. 2. a thistle, a bramble, iron spike, caltrop Tribunal, alls. n. a tribunal, judgment-seat Tribunalfa, ium. pl. a. 3. banks to keep the water from overflowing Tribunatus, ua. m. 4. the tribuneship

tribe

to vez

Tribunitlus, a, um. adj. tribunitial

Tribūnus, i. m. 2. a tribune Tribão, uĕre. ai, ūtum. act. 3. 10 attribute, assign, ascribe, or impule, krunt, give, or bestow, divide, pay regard, or respect Tribus, us. f. 4. a tribe, or ward [tributary Tributarius, a, um. adj. Tributim, adv. wurd by wurd

Tributto, duis. f. 3. a distributing [stomer Tribūtor, öris. m. 3. u beTribūtum, i. u. 2. tribute,

custom, impost, a tua, toll, or assessment Tribūtus, i. m. 2. tribute, " subsing

Tribūtus, a, um. pt. of tri-,
buo
(the tribes
Tribūtus, a, um. adj. of
Trica, arum. pl. f. 1. a let,
or impediment, trifles,
gewgaus, jooleriet, toys
Tricenarius, a, um. adj. of
thirty

Tricění, e, a. adj. pl. thirty
Tricenteni, æ, a. adj. three
hundred

Tricenties, adv. three hundred times

Triceps, Itis. adj. threeheaded, triple

Tricesimus, a, um. adj. the
thirtieth

Tricessis, is. m. the weight
of thirty pounds
Trichias, æ. m. 1. a sprat
Trichtia, æ. f. 1. a covered

walk

Triduinus, a, um. adj. of
three days
Tridum, ai. n. 2. three
days
[years
Triēnnis, e. adj. of three
Triennium, 1. n. 8. three

years

or being skilled in the tongues

Tillix, Icis. adj. trebly to
sued
Lyears at
Trimatus, us. m. 4. arm
Trimestris, e. adj. of them
months

Treus, tis. m. 3. the third Trimetrum, i. n. 2. a tri-
part of any thing, a meter, or verse consisting
small coin, a gill
of three feet Comatra
Triental, alis. n. 3. a little Trimodis, . f. 1. thre
vessel
[ches thick Trimodium, i. n. 2. id.
Trientalis, e. adj. four in-Trimodfas, a, um, adj. ces
Trierarchus, i. m. 2. the taining three bushels
captain of a galley with Trimălus, a, um. adj. three
three banks of oars
years old

Trietericus, a, um. adj. tri-Trimus, a, um. adj. three

ennial
Trietēris, Ydis. f. 3. three
years [ferent ways
Trifariam, adv. three dif-
Trifaux, cis. adj. three-
mouthed, triple
Trifer, vel Trifērus, a, um.
adj. that beareth fruit
thrice a year
Trifidus, a, um. adj. three-
forked

Trichilum, i. n. 2. a vessel
for water with three spouts
Trichōrum, i. n. 2. a build-
ing of three stories
Tricles, adv. thirty times
Tricliniarches, æ. m. 1. the
orderer, or director of Trifoltum, i. n. 2. trefoil
the triclinium
Triformis, e. adj. of three
Tricliniarla, örum, vel ium.forms, triple
pl. n. the hangings of a
dining-room
Tricliniaris, e. adj. of, for,
or belonging to a dining.

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Trieliniarfum, i. n. 2.
dining-room
Tricliniartus, a, um. adj.
of, or belonging to a
dining-room
Triclinium, i. n. 2. a bed, or
couch for three guests to
sit, or lean upon, a din-
ing-room
Trico, onis. m. 3. a trifler
Tricolor, oris. adj. of three
colours
Tricor. ari, atus sum, dep.
1. to trifle, or toy, bafle,

bodied

a

Trifur, ūris. c. g. 3.
noted thief
Trifurcatus, a, um. adj.
three-forked
Trifurcifer, i. m. 2. an ar-

Tant rogue
Trifürcus, a, um. adj.
three-forked

Triga, æ. f. 1. a cart with

three horses
Trigarfum, i. n. 2. a cha-
riol-course

Trigartus, i. m. 2. a person

who drives three horses

Trigemini, æ, a. adj. pl.
three at a birth

Trigeminus, a,, um. adj.
threefold (three buds
Trigemmis, e. adj. having
Trigestes, adv. three times
Trigesimus, a,
adj. Trigesimus, a, um. adj.
the thirtieth
[thirty

trick Tricornger, a, um. adj. three-horned [horned Tricornis, e. adj. threeTricorpor, Bris, adj. three[of tricks Tricosus, a, um. adj. Jull Tricuspis, Idis. three. pointed Tridacnus, a, um. adj. at three bites [dent Tridens, tis. m. 3. à triTridentifer, & Tridentiger, a, um. adj. trident-bear

ipotens, tis. adj. id.

Triginta, adj. pl. Indeci.
Trigon, önis. m. 3. a ball,
a fish
Trigonālis, e. adj. three-
cornered
Trigonometria, m. f. 1. tri-
gonometry
Trigonus, a, um. adj. three.
cornered
(angle
Trigonus, i. m. 2. a tri-
Trilbris, e. adj. of three
pounds weight
Trilinguis, e. adj. having,

[years d Trinacrius, a, um. adj. Sicilian [Trin Trinitas, aits. f. 3. the Trinoctialis,e. adj. of three nights (night Trinoeffum, i. n. 2. three Trinodis, e. adj. having three knots, knotted, knotty Trinus, a, um. adj. three, three together, the third Triobolaris, e. adj. vilt, pitiful

Triobolum, i. n. 2. three half-pence [zard Triorches, æ. m. 1. a busTripārcus, a, um. adj. very sparing Tripartito, vel Tripertito, adv. in three parts, into three parts Tripartitus, vel Tripertitas, a, um. pt. divided into three parts Tripatinum, i. n. 2, the last service of several dishes, third course Tripectõrus, a, um. ad with three breasts Tripedalis, e. adj. three feet long Tripedaneus, a, um. adj. of three feet [ged Tripes, ědís. adj. three-leg Triplex, Icis, adj. triple, threefold [treaking Triplicato, onis. f. 3. TriplYces, um. pl. m. 3 memorandum-books Triplicitas, atis. f. 3. triplicity Tripliciter, adv, trebly Tripiteo, are. act. 1. triple Triplinthus, a, um. adj.

three bricks thick Triple, adv. by thrice, trebl Triplus, a, um. adj. tripli threefold

Triptoton, i. n. 2. a triptote Tripudiator, ōris. m. 3. a dancer

Tripudio, are. n. 1. to dance,

to caper
[dance
Tripudium, i. n. dancing, a
Tripus, odis. m. 3. any
thing with three legs, a
tripod, a three-footed
stool, a trivet, an oracle
Triquetra, æ. f. 1. a triangle
Triquetrum, i. n. 2. a tri-
angle
[Sicilian
Triquetrus, a, um. adj.
Triquetrus, a, um, adj. tri-
angular

Trirēmis, is. f. 3. a galley
with three banks, or seis
of oars
Trisago, Inis. f. 3. german-
der
[fooneries
Triscurría, ōrum. pl. n. buf.
Trisippfum, i. n. 2. a rowel
Trispastus, 8, um. adj.
drawn, or raised with
three pulleys
Triste, adv. sadly
Tristiculus, a, um. adj. pen.
sive
[dening
Tristiffcus, a, um. adj. sad-
Tristimoniam, i. n. 2. sad-

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Trituro, are. act.
thrash

Tritus, a, um. pt. of tero,
adj. rubbed, pounded,
ground, broken, wasted,
worn, frequented, com-

mon

Tritus, us. m. a rubbing, a
grinding
[witch
Trivenefica, e. f. 1. a great
Trivialis, e. adj. trivial, or
dinary
[men
Triviritim, adv. by three
Trivium, i. n. 2. a place
where three ways meet,
a highway
Trivius, a, um. adj. having
three ways
Triumphalia, ium. pl. n. the
solemnities, or ornaments
of a triumph
Triumphalis, e. adj. of, or
belonging to a triumph,
triumphant
Triumphatūrus, a, um. pt.
about to triumph
Triumphatus, us. m. 4. a
triumphing
Triumpho, are. n. 1. to
triumph, to rejoice
Triumphus, i. m. 2. a
triumph

[three

Tristis, e. adj. sad, dull, Triumvir, Yri. m. 2. one of
heavy, pensive, melan three officers in like au-
choly, sorrowful, dismal, thority
dark, lowering, grave, Triumviralis, e. adj. of, or
stern, morose, harsh, belonging to the triumviri
peevish, angry, severe, Triumviratus, us, the trium-
cruel, bitter, rough, virate
coarse, unlucky, ominous Triuravirītim, adv. three by
Tristitia, æ. f. 1. sadness, Triūncis, is. m. a coin of
heaviness, pensiveness, three ounces
sorrow, gravity, sullen- Trochæus, i. m. 2. a tro-
ness, moroseness, disgust chee, consisting of a foot
Tristittes, ei, f. 5. id
of two syllables, the first
Trisulcus, a, um. adj. three- long, and the latter short
pointed, three-forked Trochiscus, i. m. 2. a tro.
Trisyllabus, a, um. adj. chisk
[windluss
trisyllabic
Trochlea, e, f. 1. a pulley, a
Tritavus, i. m. 2. a great Trochülas, i. m. 2. dim. a
grandfather's
great
little top
grandfather
Trochus, i. m. 2. a top, a
Triticus, a, um. adj. wheat- little round lump of any
en, of wheat
thing
Triticum, i. n. wheat
Troja, æ. f. 1. a tilt
Triton, onis. m. 3. a sea Trojanus, Trofeus, & Tro-
god, a fish, a weathercock Yus, a, um. adj. Trojan
Tritonta, æ. & Tritonis, Tropæum, i. n. 2. a trophy.
Ydis. f. Pallas
spoil taken and hung up,
Tritor, Oris. m. a thrasher, victory
a grinder
Tritura, æ. f. a thrashing,
grinding
Trituratio, nia. f. 3. a
thrashing [thrasher Trophonfus, i. m. a man
Triturator, oris. m. 3. a who pretended to givel

Tropæus, a, um. adj. tropi
cal, constant
Trophæum, i. n. 2. vide Tro-

pæum

forth oracles in a vault, or cavern, made by himself, and was worshipped in Baotia [alterations Tropica, ōrum. pl. n. 2. Tropice, adv. figuratively Tropicus, a, um. adj. tropi cal, figurative Tropis, is, et Ydos. f. 3. the keel of a ship, the dregs of wine used in baths Tröpus, i. m. 2. a trope Trossüla, æ. f. 1. a delicate Lass

Trossǎlus, i. m. 2. a beau, spruce, gallant, well-set fellow Trün, . f. 1. a ladle, a tray Trucidato, onis. f. 3. a killing, slaying, slaught ering, or murdering Trucido [truculentèr, cmdo], are. act. 1. to kill, sluy, slaughter, butcher, massacre, assassinate, murder, slash, ruin, devour, eat, feed upon Truculenter, adv. sup. Toughly, sourly, cruelly Truculentia, æ. f. cruelty,

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savageness
Truculentus, a, um. adj.
rough, stern, fierce, cruel,
barbarous, savage, clown-
Iman's pole
Trades, is. f. 3. a water-
Trūdo, děre, ūsi, ūsum. a.
3. to thrust, or push,
thrust, or push on, jur-
ward, or out, drive, or
force

Trulla, . f. 1. a cup, pot,
or pan, chamber-pot,
tray, trowel
Tralleum, i. n. 2. a wash-

hand basin
Trullo, onis, m. 3. idem
Trullissato, onis. f. 3. a
plastering [plaster
Trullisso, are. act. 1. to
Trallissor, äri. pass. to be
plastered
[cut off
Trunco, are. a. 1. to muim,
Trunculatus, a, um. adj.
clogged
[stock
Trunculus, i. m. 2. a little
Truncus, a, um. adj. cut
short, maimed, mutilated,
winting, imperfect
Truncus, i. m. 2. a trunk,
the body of a tree, a
dunce, stupid person
Trusatilis. e. adj. that may
be turned
Trusito, are. a. to
through, to kill

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shade

Tryzalis, is. f. 3. a cricket Tu, tüi, tbl, pron. thou Tuatim, adv. as you are wont Taba, æ. f. 1. a trumpet, clarion; a trumpeter Tuber, eris. n. 3. a puff, toadstool, mushroom, bunch on the back, swelling, knot in a tree Taber, eris. m. fruit of the tuber-tree Tuberculum, i. n. a pimple, or wheal (out Tubero, are. a. 1. to swell Tuberosissimus, a, um. adj. covered with bunches, or distortions Tubicen, Ynis. m. 3. trumpeter Tubilustrium, i. n. 2. a solemn pocession with trum pets &c. [hollowed Tubulatus, a, um. adj Tubüius, i. m. 2. dim, a lit tie pipe, the Junnel of a chimney, or stuve Tuburcinor, vel Tabucci

a

nor, ari. d. to eat greed. ily, to swell the cheeks Tūbus, i. m. 2. a noe, a

pipe Tucētum, i. n. 2. a sausage Tüdes, itis, & Tadis, is. m. a beetle, a hammer Tudicüla, . f. 1. a little

beetie, a ladle, printing

iron to mark with Tudicülo, are. a. 1. to beat, to pound Tudito, are. a. 1. to ham. mer, to work Tueur, éri, rufcus, & tutus. dep. 2. to see, or behold, look steadfastly, defend,

be defended, protect, TESTUE, Reep, or main

tain, to uphold, keep in repair

Tugariðlum, i. n. 2. a little cottage Tugurlum, i. n. 2. a

tage, lodge, kennel

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Tuito, onis. f. 3. a defence | Tüne, adv. then, at the Tall, præt. vide Féro Taudo, dere, tutadi, tu Tüm, adv. then, at that

time, moreover, afterwards, in fine

Tüm, conj. and also, both,

as well

Tumeiacio [tumeo, facio], cère, feci, factum, act. 3. to make to swell, swell, puf up Tumefactus, a, um. pt Tumeo, ere, mui. n. 2. to swell, be swelled, or puffed up, increase, burst out, overflow Tumesco, cere. n. to swell, break out [or cord Tumex, Icis. f. 3. a rope, Tümicia, æ. f. 1. a band, a cord

adj.

Tumide, adv. swelling, proudly Tamidalus, a, um. somewhat swollen, a lit tle swelled Tamīdus, a, um. adj. swol len, swelled, proud, lof. ty, haughty, fierce, testy voilent

Tumor, oris. m. 3. a tu. mour, swelling, pride, loftiness, haughtiness,

anger; a crisis Tamulatio, ouis. f. 3. burying Tumulo, are. act. 1. to bury, inter Tumulosus, a, um. adj. full of hillocks Tumultuarius, a, um. adj. tumultuary, hasty, done in huste Tumultuatio, onis. f. 3. a Aurrying [quod Tumultuo, are. neut. 1. id. Tumultuor, ari. d. 1. to make a tmult, noise, uproar, disturbance, bus tle, or stir, to muting Tumultuose, adv. 378 a hurry, hastily Tumultuosus, tumultuous, seditious, mucinous, bots teruus, stormy, rough Tumuitas, us. ( ant. i.). m. a tumult, noise, up. roar, disturbance, bustle, alarm, sedition, insur rection, muting, any i

sam. act. 3. to best

amite, or knock, pos thrash, play upon, star, weary Tunica, æ. f. 1. a tunic, waistcoat, or jacket, e of mail, shirt, shift, clothes, wrapper for wares, peel, or skir rind, bag of an impor thume, membrane, or coat of the eye Tanicatus, n, um. adj. conted, unpeeled Tunicella, æ. f. 1. a very little cont [clothe Tunico, are. a. 1. to cost, Tanicula, s. 1. a tunicle,

little coat Tansus, a, um. pt. of tando Tarba, e. f. 1. a eroad, multitude, band, disturb ance, noise, trouble, business, various kinds Turbaméntum, i. n. 2. cruable, mutiny Turbate, adv. with disorder Turbatim, adv. with dis [disturbance Turbatfo, onis. f. 3, 4 l'aroätor, oris. n. 3, a dia turber, troubler Turbatrix, Icis. f, a disturber

order

Tarbatus, a, um. pt. & adj. disturbed, troubled, dis urdered, ruled, conjur ed, confounded Tarbeila, e. f. 1. dim.

little stir [with trouble Turbide, adv. iùs, comp. Turbiuulus, a, um. adj.

somewhat trundled, r ther disordered Turbidus, a, um. adj. mud. dy, thick, Jugy, cursed, troublesome, turbulent, disturbed, disordered, swelled, angry, CNTALES, Lerrible, menacing, haughty, prund, eisted Turbinato, ouis. f. 3. the making a thing like a top Turbinatus, a, um. made like a top Turbineus, a, um. adj. Whirling round

adj.

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