trāma, æ, F., woof, weft. trāmēs, itis, M., foot-path, course. trāno (transno), I, swim across. tranquillitas, ātis, F., stillness, calmness, serenity, brightness. tranquillo, I, to calm, still. tranquillus, a, um, calm, tranquil. trans, across, beyond. [trans-, across or change. transabeo, ii, 4, to pass through. transadigo, ēgi, act-, 3, transfix. transcendo, di, sum, 3, overstep,

exceed, transcend.

tran-scribo, 3, to copy, transfer. trans-curro, 3, run across, traverse. transenna, æ, F., noose, snare. transeo, ii, 4, go across, pass over. transero, sert-, 3, put through, graft. trans-fero, carry over, transplant, transfer, copy, convey. transfigo, xi, xum, 3, transfix. transfigūro, I, transform. trans-fodio, 3, pierce, thrust, stab. transformo, I, transform, alter. transforo, I, pierce through. transfreto, I, cross a strait or ferry. transfuga, æ, C., deserter. transfugio, fūgi, 3, to desert. · transfugium, i, N., desertion. transfundo, fūdi, fūs-, 3, transfuse. transgredior, gressus, 3, cross over, go beyond.

transgressio, ōnis, F., passing over. transigo, ēgi, act-, 3, drive or thrust through, complete, finish, settle. transilio, ui (īvi), 3, spring across, hasten over.

transitio, ōnis, F.; -tus, ūs, M., passage, desertion, transition. transitōrius, a, um, for transit. translātio, ōnis, F., transferring, translation, metaphor. translator, ōris, M, transferrer. translātus, [fero,] transferred. transmarīnus, a, um, from beyond sea, foreign. transmeo, I, go across. transmigro, I, remove. trans-mitto, 3, send across

through, pass by, traverse. transmissus, ūs, M., passage.

or

transpadānus, a, um, beyond Po trans-pōno, 3, transfer, remove. transporto, I, convey, transport. transtrum, i, N., bench, thwart (in ship), bank for rowers. transvectio, ōnis, F., transport. transveho, xi, ct-, 3, convey across. transverbero, I, strike through. transversus, a, um, crosswise. transverto, ti, sum, 3, turn across. transvolo, I, fly or pass over. trapētus, i, M. (um, N.), o'l-mill. †trapezīta, æ, M., money-changer. Trasimēnus, i, a lake in Etruria. trebax, ācis, cunning, craf y. Trebia, æ, F., Trebia in N. Italy. trecēni, æ, a, 300 each. trecenti, æ, a, three hundred. trecenties, 300 times. tredecies, thirteen times. tredecim, thirteen. treis tres, three.

tremebundus, a, um, quivering. treme-facio, 3, cause to shake. tremendus, a, um, formidable. tremisco, 3, quake, tremble. tremo, ui, 3, to shake, tremble (at). tremor, ōris, M., trembling, dread. tremulus, a, um, quivering, trembling.

trepidatio, ōnis, F., agitation. trepidē, in confusion or alarm. trepido, 1, be confused, agitated, throb, tremble at. trepidanter, anxiously.

trepidus, a, um, restless, anxious, alarmed.

tres, tria, three.

tressis, is, M., three asses. tresviri, ōrum, M., Board of three (in charge of prisons, &c.). † triangulus, a, um, three-cornered. triārii, ōrum, infantry of 3d rank. tribūlis, e, of the same tribe. tribulo, I, press, oppress. tribulum, i, N.; -a, æ, F., threshingdrag.

tribulus, i, M., thistle, caltrop (crow foot, to impede cavalry).

tribūnal, ālis, N., judgment-seat. tribūnātus, ūs, M., tribuneship.

tribūnitius, a, um, of a tribune. tribūnus, i, M., tribune, paymaster, commander of a legion, or defender of the plebs. tribuo, ui, ūt-, 3, allot, impart, render, yield, distribute. tribus, ūs, F., tribe, a local division of the Roman people, 35 in all. The three patrician tribes, Ramnes, Tities, Luceres, have been thought to represent the Latin, Sabine and Etruscan stock in the founding of Rome. tribūtārius, a, um, of tribute. tributim, by tribes. tribūtum, i, N., tribute, gift. tricæ, ārum, F., tricks, trifles. tricēni, æ, a, thirty each. tricenti, æ, a, three hundred. trīcēsimus, a, um, thirtieth. trichila, æ, F., bower, arbor. trīcies, thirty times.

triclinium, i, N., couch on three sides (at table), dining-room.

trico, ōnis, M., trickster. tricor, I, to dally, shuffie.

tridens, tis, three-pronged, threetoothed; M., trident.

trīduum, i, N., three days. triennium, i, N., three years. triens, tis, M., a third (of as). †triēris, is, F., trireme (a galley of three banks).

†trietericus, a, um, triennial. † trietēris, idis, F., three years. trifariam, in three ways or places. trifer, era, um, thrice-bearing. trifidus, a, um, three-cleft. triformis, e, three-fold, triform. trīga, æ, F., team of three horses. trigeminus, a, um, three-twin, threefold, very great. trīgintā, thirty. †trigōnus, a, um, three-cornered. trilinguis, e, having three tongues. trilix, icis, three-twilled. trimestris, e, of three months. trimodium, i, N., 3-peck measure. trīmus, a, um, three years old. Trinacria, æ, F., Sicily (having three headlands).

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trīni, æ, a, three each. †triobolus, i, M. (3 oboli), sixpence. triōnes, um, M. (team of oxen);

septem, the Polar Bear, north. triparcus, a, um, very stingy. tripartitus, in three divisions. triplex, icis, three-fold. Triptolemus, myth. k. of Eleusis, inventor of agriculture. tripudio, I, to dance, leap. tripudium, i, N., a religious dance; a favorable omen (from the feeding of chickens).

tripus, odis, M., tripod (threefooted seat).

triquetrus, a, um, ti ee-cornered. trirēmis, is, F., trireme (galley with three banks of oars).

tris tres (acc.), three. triste, sadly.

tristi=trivisti, [tero,] wore.

tristis, e, sad, gloomy, harsh, stern. tristitia, æ, F., sadness, sternness. trisulcus, a, um, three-cleft, triple. tritavus, i, M., ancestor (v. avus). trīticeus, a, um, of wheat. triticum, i, N., wheat.

Triton, ōnis (os), a sea-god, son of Neptune.

Tritonia, æ (of Lake Triton, in Africa), Minerva.

trītor, ōris, M., grinder.

tritūra, æ, F., grinding, rubbing (threshing).

trītus, [tero,] rubbed, worn. triumphālis, e, of a triumph. triumphātus, a, um, vanquished. got by conquest.

triumpho, I, to triumph, exult. triumphus, i, M., triumph (a solemn procession of victory). triumviri, orum, Board of Three (for colonies, police, or mint). Trivia, æ, Diana or Hecule. triviālis, e, of the street-corner. trivium, i, N., meeting of 3 roads, highway, crossroad.

Trōas, adis, F., a Trojan woman. † trochilus, i, M., a wren. †trochlea, æ, F., pulley block. † trochus, i, M., hoop.

Trões, um, Trojans.

Trœzen, ēnis, F., a city of Argolis. Troglodytæ, dwellers in caves. Trōius, a, um, Trojan. Trōja, æ, F., Troy (in northwestern Asia Minor). Trōjugena, æ, C., Troy-born. †tropæum, i, N., trophy (a post, decorated with captured arms), monument, victory. Trophōnius, i, a deity worshipped in a cave of Boeotia.

† tropicus, a, um, of turning, tropic. Tros, õis, myth. king of Phrygia. Trōus (-ius, -icus, -jānus), a, um; Tros, õis, Trojan. trua, æ, F., ladle, gutter.

trucidatio, ōnis, T., massacre. trucido, I, to bulcher, massacre. truculentia, æ, F., harshness. truculentus, a, um, harsh, fierce. trudis, is, F., pole, pike. trūdo, si, sum, 3, to push, thrust. trulla, æ, F., ladle, trowel. trulleum, i, N., wash-basin. trullisso, I, to plaster. trunco, I, mutilate, cut off. truncus, i, M., trunk, stem, body. truncus, a, um, mangled, disfigured, maimed, broken, cut off. trusātilis, e, driven by hand. truss trudo,] thrust. trutina, æ, F., balance. trux, trucis, harsh, grim, stern. †tryblium, i, N., a plate, salver. tū, tui, tibi, te, pl. vos, hou. tuātim, in your fashion. tuba, æ, F., trumpet. tuber, eris, N., hump, mushroom. tuber, eris, N., a kind of apple. tubicen, inis, M., trumpeter. tubilustrium, feast of trumpets. tubulus, i, M., pipe, tube. tuburcinor, r, 1, devour. tubus, i, M., pipe, tube.

tucētum, i, N., sausage. tudes, is, M., hammer. tuditans, tis, striking, driving.

tueor, itus, 2, look at, gaze, guard. tugurium, i, N., cottage, hut. tuli, [fero,] bore.

Tulliānus, a, um, of Tullius; N., a dungeon built by him.

Tullius (Servius), sixth king of
Rome, B.C., 578-534.
Tullus Hostilius, third king of
Rome, B.C., 679-640.

tum, then; cum (tum)... tum, both.. and; not only.. but alɔ. tume-facio, 3, cause to swell. tumeo, 2, to be swollen, turgid. tumesco, mui, 3, to become swollen. tumidē, haughtily.

tumidus (-ōsus), a, um, swelling, haughty, turgid, violent.

tumor, ōris, M., swelling, commotion. tumulo, I, to bury.

tumulōsus, a, um, hilly.

tumultuārius, a, um, hasty, confused, irregular.

tumultuor (-0), I, to be tumultuous. tumultuōsē, in confusion. tumultuōsus, a, um, confused, tumultuous.

tumultus, ūs, M., tumult, uproar.
tumulus, i, M., mound, hill.
tunc, then.

tundo, tutudi, tuns- (tūs-), 3, tỏ
strike, bruise, stun, importune.
tunica, æ, F., tunic (a belted shirt),
coating, integument.
tunico, I, to clothe with tunic.
tunsus, [tundo,] beaten.
tuor, 3 tueor, gaze, guard.
tūrālis, e; -ārius, a, um, of incense.
turba, æ, F., crowd, disorder, brawl.
turbātē, in confusion.

turbātio, ōnis, F., confusion.
turbator, ōris, M., disturber.
turbellæ, ārum, F., bustle, row.
turben-turbo, whirl.
turbidē, in disorder.

turbido, I, to trouble, disturb. turbidus, a, um, confused, wild, per plexed, stormy, turbid.

turbinātus, a, um, cone-shaped. turbo, I, disturb, trouble, confuse. turbo, inis, M., whirl, hurricane, top. turbulentus, a, um, agitated, stor my, seditious.

turdus, i, M., -a, æ, F., thrush. tūreus, a, um, of incense.

turgeo, tursi, 2, to be swollen. turgesco, 3, to swell.

turgidus, a, um, swollen, turgid. tūribulum, i, N., censer. tūricremus, a, um, incense-burning. tūrifer, era, um, yielding incense. turma, æ, F., troop, squadron (of 32), throng.

turmālis, e, of a squadron, cavalry. turmātim, by squadrons, or troops. Turnus, i, myth. king of Rutuli. turpis, e, ugly, base, foul. turpiter, basely.

turpitudo, inis, F., foulness, disgrace, infamy, deformity. turpo, I, to soil, pollute, dishonor. turriger, era, um, bearing towers. turris, is, im, i, F., tower, cita lel. turrītus, a, um, castled, towering. turtur, uris, M., turtle-dove. turunda, æ, F., paste, ball. tūs, tūris, N., incense.

Tuscus, a, um, Tuscan (of Etruria). Tusculum, i, N., a town of Latium. tussio, 4, to cough.

tussis, is, im, i, F., cough.

tūsus, [tundo,] bruised.
tūtāmen, inis, N., defence.
tūtē, thou (emphatic).
tūtē, safely.

tūtēla, æ, F., guardianship, protector.
tūtēlāris, e, of defence.
tūtō, safely.

tūtor, ōris, M., protector, guardian. tutor, I, to guard, ward off. tūtus, [tueor,] safe. tuus, a, um. thy, your. Tybris-Tiberis, Tiber. Tydeus, ei (eos), myth. father of Diomed (Tydides, æ). tympanum, i, N., drum, tambourine. Tyndareus, ei (us, i), myth. king of Sparta, father of Helen. Typhōius, a, um, of Typhoeus, or Typhon, a giant buried under Ætna.

†typhon, ōnis M., whirlwind, typhoon.

typus, i, M., figure, type. tyrannicida, æ, M., tyrant-killer. †tyrannicus, a, um, tyrannical.

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† tyrannis, idis, F., tyranny. †tyrannus, i, M., sovereign, tyrant. Tyrius, a um, of Tyre.

Tyros (us), i, F., Tyre, a port of Phoenicia.

Tyrrhēnus, a, um, Etrurian.

U.

über, eris, N., breast, udder, fertility. uber, eris, rich, fertile, abundant. ūberius, berrimē, more fruitfully. ubero (-to), I, to fertilize. ūbertas, ātis, F., richness, abundance, fertility. ubert m, copiously.

ubi, where, when, as soon as. ubicumque, wherever, everywhere. ubilibet, anywhere you will. ubinam, where?

ubique, everywhere, wherever. ubiubi, wherever.

ubivis, where you ūdo, 1, to moisten.

will.

ūdo, ōnis, M., a fur or felt sock. ūdus, a, um, wet, moist, oozy. ulcero, I, to make sore.

ulcerōsus, a, um, full of sores. ulciscor, ultus, 3, to revenge, punish. ulcus, eris, N., sore, ulcer. ūlīginōsus, a, um, moist, oozy. ūlīgo, inis, F., moisture.

Ulixes, is (ei), Ulysses, myth. king of Ithaca, famous for craft and eloquence.

ullus, a, um, ius (w. neg.), any. ulmeus, a, um, of elm; ulmea virga, rod (for whipping). ulmitriba, æ, M., rod-wearer (slave). ulmus, i, F., elm.

ulna, æ, F., elbow, ell.

ulpicum, i, N., a kind of leek. uls, beyond.

ulterior, us, farther, beyond. ultimō (um), for the last time.

furthest, last.

ultimus, a, um, ultio, ōnis, F., vengeance. ultor, ōris, M., avenger. ultrā, beyond, besides. ultrix, īcis, F., avenging.

ultrō, beyond, afar, besides, voluntarily, unconstrained, away! ultrōneus, a, um, voluntary. ultus, [ulciscor,] avenged, punished. ulula, æ, F., screech-owl. ululātus, ūs, M., wailing, howling. ululo, I, to wail, howl, resound. ulva, æ, F., sedge, meadow-grass. Ulysses-Ulixes.

umber, bri, M., an Umbrian hound. umbilicus, i, M., navel, centre. umbo, ōnis, M., boss (of shield), shield, elbow.

umbra, æ, F., shade, shadow, ghost. umbraculum, i, N., shade, bower. umbrāticus, a, um, loving shade. umbrātilis, e, staying in shade, at school.

umbrātiliter, in outline.

Umbri, ōrum, people of Umbria, a dist. of N. E. Italy. umbrifer, era, M., shade-giving. umbro, I, to shade, cover. umbrōsus, a, um, shady.

umquam, ever. [umerus, ūmor, ūnā, together.

see humerus, &c.

ūnanimis, e; -us, a, um, of one mind or will, unanimous.

ūnanimitas, ātis, F., unanimity. uncātus, a, um, hooked.

uncia, æ, F., one-twelfth (as ounce, inch, &c.), a trifle.

unciālis, e; -ārius, a, um, of an

ounce.

unciātim, by ounces or inches. uncīnus, i, M., hook, barb.

unctio, ōnis, F., anointing. unctor, ōris, M., anointer. unctōrium, i, N., anointing-room. unctus, [ungo,] rich, sumptuous; N., banquet, ointment. uncus, i, M., hook, barb. uncus, a, um, crooked, hooked. unda, æ, F., wave, water, tide. undātim, like waves. unde, whence.

[undē-, one from; (as undeviginti). undēcentum, ninety-nine. undecies, eleven times. undecim, eleven.

undecimus, a, um, eleventh.

undecirēmis, is, F., ship ofi 1 banks. undecumque, whencesoever. undelibet, whence you will. undēni, æ, a, eleven each. undēvicēcimus, a, um, nineteenth. undēvīginti, nineteen.

undique, everywhere, from all sides. undo, I, to wave, overflow, abound. undōsus, a, um, full of waves, billowy.

ūnedo, ōnis, M., arbute. ūnetvīcēsimus, a, um, twenty-first. ungella, æ, F., a little claw. ungo, nxi, nct-, 3, smear, anoint. unguen, inis, N., fat, ointment. unguentārius, a, um, of ointments; C., perfume.

unguentum, i, N., ointment, perfume.

unguiculus, i, M., finger-nail. unguinōsus, a, um, oily.

unguis, is, M., nail, claw, talon; ad unguem, accurately.

ungula, æ, F., hoof, claw. unguo=ungo, anoint. ūnicē, alone, singularly. unicolor, ōris, of one color. ūnicus, a, um, single, sole, singular, unique.

uniformis, c, of one shape.

ūnio, ōnis, F., oneness; M., a pearl. ūnio, 4, to unite.

ūnitas, ātis, F., oneness, sameness. ūniusmodi, of one sort.

ūniversē (-im), in general.

ūniversitas, ātis, F., the whole, the universe.

ūniversus, a, um, all together, as a whole; N., the universe. ūnoculus, a, um, one-eyed. unquam umquam, ever.

ūnus, a, um, īus, one, some, only, a. ūpilio, ōnis, M., shepherd.

upupa, æ, F., a hoopoe, mattock. Urania, the muse of Astronomy. Uranus, myth. father of Saturn. urbānē, courteously, wittily. urbānitas, ātis, F., city-life, fashion, refinement, wit, elegance. urbānus, a, um, of the city, in city style, refined, witty, impudent.