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VOCABULARY.

NOTE. — The asterisk (*) is placed before assumed words not found in extant Latin.

ab (abs) or ā, prep. w. abl., from, away from, 1, 23, 80, 313, 2, 292, 323, 870; from, 1, 144, 145, 185, 233, 775; from, out of, 1, 269, 569; down from, 1, 673, 2, 178; from, beginning with, 1, 3, 336, 2, 374; from, since, 2, 385; from, after, 2, 834; from beside, 2, 311; in, 2, 112; on, 2, 25, 476, 839; ab omni parte, on all sides, 1, 34; by, 1, 40, 2, 378; by, by means of, under the influence of, 1, 66, 254, 417, 431; by, through, 2, 368. abdō, 3, -didī, -ditus (ab, away) [2 DA-, put], put away; hide, conceal, 2, 762.

abducō, 3, -dūxī, -ductus (ab, away; dūcō, lead) [DVC-], lead away; drive away, 1, 677. abeō, īre, -i, -itūrus (ab, from; eō, go) [1-], go from; go away, 2, 697, 872; pass over, be kindled, 1, 495; be changed, transformed, 1, 236.

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abigō, 3, -ēgī, -āctus (ab, away ; agō, drive) [1 AG-], drive away ; drive away as plunder, carry off, 2, 686.

abluō, 3, -lui, -lūtus (ab, away;

luō, wash) [2 L.V-], wash away;

wash, 2, 324. abrumpō, 3, -rūpī, -ruptus (ab, off; rumpo, break) [RAP-, RVP-], break off, 2, 359; tear in pieces, 2, 315. abscindō, 3, -scidī, -scissus (ab, off; scindō, split ) [2 SAC-, SCID-], split off, tear off; separate, 1, 22. abstrahō, 3, -trāxī, -trāctus (abs,

away; trahō, drag) [TRAG-], drag away, 1, 666. abstuli, see auferō. absum, abesse, afui, āfutūrus (ab,

away; sum, be) [ES-], be away; be absent, 1, 91, 583, 2, 778; be distant, 2, 292.

absūmō, 3, -sūmpsī, -sūmptus (ab, away; sūmō, for * subimō, take) [EM], take away; use up, con

sume, I, 543; pass into, be lost in, 1, 742. abundo, 1, -āvī,

(ab, from;
undo, swell) [VD-], overflow;
abound in, 2, 764.
ac, see atque.

accēdō (adc-), 3, -cessī, -cessūrus
(ad, to; cēdō, go) [CAD-], go to;
approach, 2, 41, 503.
accendo (adc-), 3, -cendi, -cēnsus
(ad, to;* cando, set fire) [CAND-],
set fire to; set on fire, kindle,
inflame, 2, 228.

accipiō, 3, -cēpī, -ceptus (ad, to;
capiō, take) [CAP-], take to (one's
self); receive, 2, 695; hear,
learn, T. 2.

acclīvus, -a, -um, adj. (ad, to; clivus, hill), uphill; steep, 2, 19.

ācer, acris, acre, adj. [1 Ac-], sharp; fiery, spirited, wild, 2,

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61, 86, 170, etc.; as far as, up to, 1, 153; down to, until, 1, 4; for, 1, 126, 2, 223; at, 1, 503, 657; with or in, 2, 774. "addicō, 3, -dixi, -dictus (ad, to; dico, say) [DIC-, DIC-], say to, give assent; give up, sacrifice, betray, 1, 617.

addō, 3, -didī, -ditus (ad, to) [2

DA-, put], put to; put on, 2, 121; join, 2, 397, 826; add, 1, 38; add to this, consider also, 2, 70.

addūcō, 3, -dūxī, -ductus (ad, to; dūcō, lead) [DVC-], lead to; draw to (one's self), draw, 1, 455.

(adedō), 3, -ēdī, -ēsus (ad, to; edō, eat) [ED-], eat away; consume, A. 41.

adeō, adv. (ad, to; eō, there, thither), to this or that; so far, so much, 1, 396.

acervus, -i, M., heap, pile, mass, adeō, -īre, -ii, -itus (ad, to; eō, go)

I, 24.

aciēs, -ēi and -ē, F. [I AC-, sharp],

edge; look, glance, 2, 776. aconitum, -ī, N., a poisonous plant, wolf's-bane, aconite, poison, poisonous drink, 1, 147. actum, -i, N. (agō, drive) [1 AG-],

thing done; deed, T. 92. acumen, -inis, N. (acuō, make

sharp) [I AC-], point, 2, 376. acutus, -a, -um, adj. (acuō, make sharp) [I AC-], sharpened; sharp, pointed, 1, 470; prickly, I, 699.

[1-], go to; come to, approach, 1,
369, 779, 2, 861.

adfecto (aff-), 1, -āvi, -ātus, freq.
(adficiō; ad, to; faciō, do)
[FAC-], strive after; strive to
obtain, 1, 152; aspire to, aim
at, 2, 58.
adferō (aff-), -ferre, attulī (adt-),
adlātus (all-) (ad, to; ferō, bring)
[I FER-], bring to, 1, 271.
adflātus (aff-), -ūs, M. (cf. adflō;
ad, to; flō, blow) [FLA-], a
blowing to; breathing
breath, 2, 793.

ad, prep. w. acc., to, toward, 1, adflō (aff-), 1, -āvī,

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adhuc, adv. (ad, to; huc, hither), to this place; of time, until now, yet, still, 1, 10, 77, 132, 356, 554, 2, 255, 300, 398. adicio (pronounce adiiciō), 3, -iēcī, -iectus (ad, to; iaciō, throw) [AC], throw to; add, 2, 384; stimulōs, still more spur on, 1, 245.

adimō, 3, -ēmi, -ēmptus (ad, to; emo, buy) [EM-, take], take to (one's self); take away, remove,

2, 211.

adiuvō, 1, -iūvī, -iūtus (ad, to; iuvo, help), help, assist, support, sustain, 1, 540. admiror, 1, -ātus (ad, to; miror, wonder) [MIR-], admire; look with admiration, 1, 644; wonder at, 2, 209. admissum, -ī, N. (cf. admittō; ad, to; mitto, send) [MIT-], trespass, crime, 1, 210.

admittō, 3, -mīsī, -missus (ad, to; mitto, send) [MIT-], send to; let go, let loose; admissō passū, with quickened step, 1, 532. admoveō, 2, -mōvī, -mōtus (ad, to; moveo, move) [MOV-], move to; bring to, 1, 139, 494.

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vapor; burn up, 1, 492. adoperiō, 4, -erui, -ertus (ad, to;

operiō, cover), cover over; cover, 2, 790; bury, 1, 714. adōrō, 1, -āvi, -ātus (ad, to; ōrō,

speak) [Os-], call upon; supplicate, worship, adore, 1, 320. adsēnsus (ass-), -ūs, M. (cf. adsentiō; ad, to; sentiō, perceive) [SENT-], feeling with; agreement, signs of approval, 1, 245. adserō (ass-), 3, -serui, -sertus (ad, to; serō, bind) [SER-], bind to; claim, lay claim to, 1, 462; mē caelo, claim me as descendant of the gods, 1, 761. adsiduus (ass-), -a, -um, adj. (cf. adsideō; ad, to; sedeo, sit) [SED, SID-], remaining near; continual, unceasing, 1, 66, 2, 70, 486.

adsuētus (ass-), -a, -um (P. of adsuescō; ad, to; suēsco, accustom), accustomed, customary, usual, 2, 165. adsum (ass-), -esse, -fui (aff-),

(ad, to; sum, be) [ES-], be to; be at hand, be present, 2, 45, 367, 679; come, 1, 256, 2, 497, 513; accompany, adorn, I, 560.

aduncus, -a, -um, adj. (ad, to;

uncus, bent), bent towards; bent like a hook, hooked, 2, 479; curved, 1, 293, 2, 286.

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